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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-03-06

The cotton plant viii come nearer
producing crop. on all types of soil
and under all climatic conditions.
providing the season has sufficient
length for maturity of crop, than
will any other crop produced Lpon
the farm. yet. even in cotton. differ
ent types Of soil and climatic condi-
tSms are factors to be considered and
dealt with. IL we produce a profit
able crop.
Naturally cotton is semi-trop-
ical plant. Mature lint and bloom,
with all stages of developement be
tween, are expected to appear upon
the plant at the same time during
the latter part of the season. Yet,
with varieties well selected, with a
view to rapid plant growth, the
plants mission can be changed from
weed growth and early fruit forma-
tion to that of developing the fruit
upon the plant later on in the season.
Hughes of Alex, okla, was supplied
with the best Melbane cottonseed OBJ
tailable, which was planted in good
season upon a rather sandy, second
bottom soil. 1t received good, timely
culture and had reported yield OF
400 pounds of seed cotton per acre,
which was all picked at one picking
before November l.
Now this was made possible by
special seed selection with this end
In view, an ideal climatic condition
suited to this particular tpye OF soil
and preparation and cultivation pee
uliarly adapted to soil and season.
True. this peculiar season and soil
happened to be right, but the select
ed seed and manner of preparation,
cultivation and fertilization did not
p happen, but was accomplished by
thought and properly directed efforts
OF man.
Now. / realize that a soil heavily
charged with organic matter, coupled
with sufficient moisture and neees-
sary heat. will make excessive plant
growth with the best of selected
seed. realize. too, that this ex-
cessive growth throws off forms and
bolls, and as the plant cannot remain
idle, more weed growth is the re-
suit when no fruit remains to be
matured.
But the fact remains that some
plants do tend to excessive weed
growth. while others, with the same
treatment. soil and climatic condi-
tions, put on, retain and mature the
fruit.
When we take into consideration
these natural facts. we must con-
clude that the cotton plant, upon all
types of soil and under different eli
mates, demand the intelligent Co
operation of man in seed selection
time and manner of preparation, pro-
per spacing of plants, and cultural
methods given which will create and
maintain the proper ratio of weed
growth to this fruit, And with less
weed growth as general proposition
the more the fruit in proportion, less
bollies and better staple, less days OF
picking with more days of school fo'
the child, and earlier preparation oi
seed bed for the following season;
crop.
There is nothing new or theoreti
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-03-06
NORMAN pEMocRAr.roplc.

The Democrat-Topic is for Judge
r. L. Williams for governor because
we believe he is the best qualified
and the best equipped man so far
mentioned in the state for that posi-
tion. He was one of the big men who
helped write Oklahoma's splendid con.
stitution and is thoroughly familiar
with it's every phrase.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-03-06
MALLm RICE TURNED IN.

Mallie Rice, who was under bond
in the county court here for violating
the prohibition law was turned over
to the Federal authorities on tho
same charge by Deputy Ruel Taylor
this week. Rice was caught some
time ago with an entire load consist
ing Of some twelve cases of whisky.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-03-06
PorEAu NEWS.

Bob Williams looks better to us
than any other man in the race for
governor and we know he'll make us
the best governor we have ever had.
Oklahoma will place Bob in the chair
bv a big majority.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-03-06

Shattered nerves due TO overwork
may explain much of the teachers
conduct such as shouting you are a
dirty boy" you are blockhead, -
why do they send you to shool, -
you can't learn anything" The
health of the teacher should be as
certained and cared for. School
boards should require a health GER
tificate of the teacher applying for
position. Until the school boards
require health certificates of teach
ers and see that their health is pro-
tected. we shall produce, by reason
Of cur present system of neglect
many nervous, acrid physically
threadbare teachers where we should
have only instructors who inspire
their pupils with a passion for health
by the example of good complex
ion, bounding vitality, ald strong
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-03-06
coALeArE REGISTER.

Bob Williams as his friends called
him was always favorite in Coal
county and a very large majority OF
the democrats supported him in the
primary when he was "A candidate and
in general election his majority was
augmented by the vote of the repub.
licans who recognized. him as an hon
est. upright and able man, whom II
would be safe to trust in the high and
honorable position to which he was
ealled.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-03-06

of S2.92 years, which would entitle
them to recover $4,000
The suits will come up at the pres
ent session of The district court.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

(5ortiesuns folat.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
Grunoeisentbumsiibertrasma
Girtinnati. s. Qpril

Sarab u. SobnTon an M. ). 9srs
ger. 8 Sabre pa4t, BON /. gpril
1914 an, uuf bas gisentbum, betannt
als 319 8sii IA. Strabe. MOnatliae
Wfietbe $40.
George ). asiiinssr al Gbarles s.
Rigbtinsnle, 9bsil BON Got l in Sidac
.. Cartons uuterabtbeiIung an bes
Glepes pits in 9reen Soipnibip. 81.
Sattis Warren Dapis an 9eorse
unb aatbsrins Sulier, bic iiibli6e "
BON Got 80 in gornuelle &c Mu6.
more's un!erabtbeilung in UiabifoHs
bile. 81.
5be Weitein &c Soutbern aife Sni.
60. on Gerbinano 8osten, elm Gid
Ganb in Seition 20 Don Willcreet
sOipnibip. 81.
gli3ubetb 9uap an 9bOmas ".
9ullp, So lei 206 SUB an Der Rorbz
ieite Der 2incoln 4penus, 115 SUB
Ditlid bon Der Cane Strabs. 81.
Gilbert gottenborn an 5erman iinb
adte 2oot, 2Ot 116 in Yoii's llnters
abtbsiluns in Glmpoob. 81. q
Sannab Rossrs an Siuac Wob, 25
bel 1913 SuB an Der Siioieite Der Ga
Sale Strabs, 100 SUB bon Der M;s
pberion Sirube. 81.
Jrsb. Sasper an Siaae mob, 2ots
POI unb 292 in Der gebnr 9rope 6.
&c .. aiin's llntsrabtbeiluns. 81.
Sofepb 81. 9urtam an Wm. z. BUR-
tam. 3 2ldsr in Settion 80 bon Whi.es
ipater SOtpnibip; ferner 1852 older
in Settion 81 bon Wbitepa!er Soipus
fbip; ferner II 4der in Seftion 30
bon Dbitslpatsr 9ofpnfbip. 81.
s. gtbel 9uridm an Wi[lium 3.
gurfam. basielbe Gisentbim. 81.
5rant M. 8urfam an benielbsn,
basielbe gissntbum. 81.
Rate o. SuIlipan an bsnfsIben,.
basisIbs Giasutbun. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

GlSp y. 9urtam an benieIbsn
easielbe Gisentbum. $500.
9ouiIa 2sblsr an Margarstbn Sen
5erIing, 13 SUP an Der Neitieits De
9ine Strabs, 1S9 SUB nOroli6 Dol
Der CALHOUN Sirabs. 81.
Sibneb u. 2lIbsrts an Sslsn 8
Glippinssr. sbeiI bon Got a in Cor
nusae & Mudmore's untsra6tbei
lung in Wubiionpille. 81.
Sbe Dominion 9anb go. an 5rebs
rid Ssrman Mspsr, Got "a in bsl
Glifforo pIues llnierabtbeilung in Sp
eamors Sonnibip. 81.
Sreb. Rieie an Charles 9llberBar
Il. Inb.. Got 19 in Wm. 6. 9up's lin
tetabtbeilung uuf Clifton Seigbts. 81
4lbert stephan an Warp G9utte
80 Sub an Der Oiiisits Der Siib Gin
StraB: auf Walnut Sils. 81.
Bertha 9ull an 9arrist Barter, 81
Eel lis SUB oil Der @sitisits be,
Sanet Strabe, 118 SUP iiibIif Dor
Der Glen glrmano glpenue in Guns
minspins. 81.
aoliis 6. Conner an Soama g
Gcaner. 43 bsi 233 Jub an Der Rorb.
ieits Der Sbieibs Strabs. 81.
7 Sofepb 2. @:nnsOp an gbarles g.
&ennebp, 25 bel 95 6ub on Der Siio.
ieite Der WeWillan Sirabs auf Wali
nut Oils. 81.
Belle Sapes an Sobn Ssnberion, 80
bti 122 sub an Der Jinolap Strab:
in gleDes. 81.
Marsarei gonipap an Sobn 9racs
Meper, sbsil bon Got SO in 6. 80.
gbort's Inter ,btbsiluss in GbbpitOu.
$1.00.
Sacob 9irber II. auo. an Chris.
9inber IT,. Cots % uno 20 in Wais
iie's unterabtfeillns in Retptonn. 81.
Gbris. giilber jr. Ii. 4nb. on .Sneot
8inber, Sbeil BON Got 6 in berielben
unterabibsiluns. 81.
Chris. ginoer jr. II. gnb. all Rate
3. Sbap, Cots 5, 6.unb z in 8uros
faPs llnierubtbeiIuns in Neiptopn.
$1.00.
Sacob 8inbsr II. ginb. an anna 3.
Dretpes. Got A in berielben llnterab.
tbeiluns. 81.
Gerbinano u. gaiion an eliie q.
8ahon, Cots 176 Mno III in gof:rs
ger & 5optins' llnierabtbeiIilng D2a
Siib Rorp9oo. 81.
gBalter u. Rpan u. Q(nb. an Marp
$. Soroan, 40 bei 120 SUB an Der
Weitfeits Der Wt Sope gtOab. 14O
SUB fiibli6 bon Der pries 4penue auf
priee Sin. 81.
Gents 5. Rebbun an Sofspbins W.
See. 80 BEL 214 SUB an Der 0orbIeite
Der glsbelanb aDsniis, 825 SUB oit.
lid bon Der Rsabius Roab. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

2i55is 8rintmspsr an ainbsl 9los
8. urb 9. SO. $500.
Gborles J Risbtinsals an g6spio
3. nnb g. SO. $2500.
Gene Reinitsin an Siaac Mob
$500.
Rate 9ratnun an Siaae wlos
$500.
MOrris aabaiUff an Osni.Ib.a
$500.
Strman SoOt an Carthage 9. UNI
6. ". $1,000.
GlsDslano purcsa an s5rant Gals
$4oo.
GbarIss aintsp an Warsarst aett'
Ter. $1,000.
Clara 6. Qunns on GorrpDiIe g.
unb g. So. $500.
SObn 3. Wsber an 5iidmann g
unb .. 60. $4,000.
S5r.berid Gsnr an Sutton 3. unt
g. u. Ro. a. S40o.
Maibep u. Sbssbp an Weitsrm &,
Sputbsrn 2ifs Sni. 60. $1,000.
Gbiuaro +. &man an Baltimore
@pe. 6. uno 9. So. $500.
anna g. Madensie an Cottage Q.
uno g. So. $1,000.
Sarrp s. 2sbman an Wsitsrn 9.rs
man 9ant. $4,000.
Sarrp Wi. Birding an Speamors
Slpings &. Qoan 60. $3.50.
GSparb s. S6lotman an gineius
nuti Noriinsmens Club q. unb 8.
SO. $4,000.
@etilsts Sppptbettn.
Warb g. Wiltinion on Guarantee
9spoiit So. $4,000.
gbitb 6. SurHst an Soutbsrn Sblo
g .uno 9. 50. $2S00.
Wm. MOrutb an 20. Matb .. u.
Go. 5000.
Warp 9Oriep an GlsnOaIe g. Il.
5000.
Soc 8rintman an Reabing 9. II. g.
90. 5000.
dr.o. Son,s an Rpsrs p. Cooper.
$4,000.
u. gottenborn on Gor.ppiGs q. iinO
Q. Go. $3.50.
Mi4nsl gDolf on SEQ gsiIsr. $500.
Grneit i. gurbin an BDomins 6.
unb 9. 60. $3S33.
SObn .. Wsber on 5reS. u. 9isn.
$1,000.
Sulia 8O.man an iyiidniann s.
unb 3. 60. $4,000.
@bpin s. YuuHg on SaniIel ..
Cooper. $3.50.
2ouis !0offman an 9risbtcn Ger.
man guni so. $25c0,
Gbparo 3. aampman an gaItis
more 2lbs. 9. unb .. So. $1,000.
2puiie Grpsblih, an DsIt Gnb ..
iinb z. 60. $500.
ynna SeHe on Rational .. u. 60.
$500.
D,nOsr 6. enoOi an Sons Q. uno
6. 60. slSfc.
ireb. MsiB an Goul5sr1 Ebio
Gabings 1ant 60. S1700.
GrsS. O. 3umpprbe an George o..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

- Der Sttopus. Gritauns
lihs gntbiillunaen iiber bic Wionppoli.
iiruna bes aoblenhanbeIs burt bic
eroRsn 8abnipiieme limb in einem Be
rtd)ie enthaltsn, Der Der Rstp sSerIepsr
Gs9islntur in 5renton, q. g.. bon be-
rem unteriu6uYastommittee untsr.
brsitet ipurbe. Oana6 tontroairen
elf arobe Observation-Disclosures iis.
btuunouftsia prosent Der aeldmmten
9nthraaiti0rberuna unb ss beitebi cine
allaemeine &ombination slpifden bies
len GsieIfdaiien aur SeitieBung Der
preiis. ferner fpirb berih!et. oab
bic Observation-Disclosures 81.
aenthum Der gabnen iinb unb BON bic.
fen fontrollirt iperbsn. unb bnb lie
BON ben Observation-Disclosures oes
ariinoet porben limb. I'm bic Waaren-
tlaufsl bes Sspburn'iden Giienbabn.
aeiebes an umaefen. sSn bem BE.
rihte pirb bebduptet, bah bieIe Gss
fellidnften niht nur 81 prosent Der
aef6rbertsn aoblen fontrollireu. ion-
bern aud sinsn ar0bnsn 5hsil bes
Hlihenrdums aller Nntbrdait probus
aiYnben @sbisie. unb bab bic hrae.
itelIten @rDben bon 9lntbraaitiobls.
ipis bic iOa. Diem. Giers unb Rata.
nitnar5ben. bic fait ausidlieBlid,
BON ben tleinen aoniumsntsn psrtpens
bet ipsrbsn. nit benz enormeH prpfi.
ppn 300 Wrosent unb mebr periauft
rpereen. 9ss Weiieren bsbalptet bas
Gcmmiiise, bah cine aombinaiion pom
40 Wdnnsrn bas @eiGdft Der sS6rbs.
runa unb bss Dertauies bisIer 81
proaent 6arttoble iontroIIirt. .Gines
Der llebel. bic ans bem 9etdilpsrtnuf
BON aobls trpaffen." bpiet ss in bem
geri4t. .berubt duf Der Stdtidhe.
bnb bisf. BabnaeIellifaften bic alns
laaen lanas ibrsr Stredsn tontrolli.
ren. Wsnn bic &pmbindtion Der
9ahncn llnisrbriidt porbsn N ipirb
bic aoninrrsna aii' ndiiirliden Weasn
folaeu. unb bic iebt beii,hsnben lltb.T
iperben beieitiat iueroen." 9a bic
&ombination Der Gabnsn burG ibre
Observation-Disclosures often i'm 9taais
9lefp sf.rien tciiebt uno bic porbanbe.
men 0sisbs aur 4biteauna bes lIebels
ursreidlsn. ipirb bic aufmsrifamitit
bes gensrdlanntpnlis auf bic Mnasls'
aenbtit aslentt. glae gabusn bcf6r-
bern foblen birefi inb inbirett burh
unb In ben Siaai Rsn Ssrieb. Wis
bic Standardization. psld)e ben
ar1Bien Sbeil bes aoblsnaefhdftss
iontrcllirsn, iperben aennnnt bic phi-
labslpbia lnb Reabina. bic SO Bros
sent per In ben Bsrapsrien laaernben
aohlen iontroIlirt. bic Qehiab UaIleD.
bic Rem estiep gsniral, bic penHipl-
pania. bic Delatpars. 1adaipunna unb
Weitern Railrodb. bic Telapdre unb
6lbioH Canal 60. unp bic Gris
Railrcub 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
5anftes s. a pitel.
n6phperehrte anGOiae ifran!

UDg~NrNNAstNtN SiNeSfSS "
Sn 5insbaI angetommsn, beetle i'd
MIDI Sbnen eeboriamit gu meIoeu, bab
i6 bic @eIhdfte iibernommen. bab.
lno mir ssItatten fpsrOe, jeoen Sonns
obeno einen furSen geridt en5uien=
Den. Seit sp0lf Stunben bier. err
laube i6 mir nift, iiber irgenb einen
Menfden Elm lrtbeil gu fallen. alber
tarf i9 iagen, oab id BON oem Sdlob
entSiidt, nnb bur6 bic Sebaglihteit
meinsr bsiSsn 3immer bantbar aes
riibrt bin? Die aiite nit ben Sahen
fir ssrGuIein pb6be @rabpipsti babe
i6 fofort binIberssididt, bod lab i'd
Big iebt peber Srdulsin Ri4te ieIbit
nod bag amtrupide Gbepaar. 5err
BON Goaas bat bic srobe JrelnoIids
teit seblbt, mid pifen gu laiien. oab
er ii6 5urSeit in S4lsslpis befinbe,
mo er irsenS Elm 4rliegen bsim Sber.
prGIioentsn bobs, mid inbeHen aufius
den fperbe, iobalb er beimgetsbri lei.
auf Der Reiie bierber ipur i4 BON
bem beiben Wuni6e beieelt, bab es
mir pers6nnt iein m0ge, Sbnsn, bots
persbrte gndoise 5rau, pabrbdTi
0ienite leiiten 5u t0nnen.
Sbr gebori iamit ergebener
GeIir SablIanb."
Sinsbul, ben 3. Wlai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

fi9 bin, nur nm ibrenglamen gu bOs
rem.
syece Minute lebte er nod eininnl
hurd, ilnb na9 unb nad gebeifnniBts
er 10 piel in ibr lanses S4peiscn
binein, oab bic Selisteit ibn TAFT err
briidte. 2luf einmal aber eri9rat e..
@s mar ibm, als bore ,r BON fern Der
bic Stimme feiner Mutter, Die idnft
ilnp mitleibis Iaste, ip,e iie in ieinen
Snabenjabrsn oft setban:
rWein armer Sunse, bu benfit oir
INNER gu biel. gtadber fpunosrit od
bic, lpenn binterm 3ulp tein a0nisss
fhlob Itebt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

Gleurot. $4,000.
5rsb. an grobman all Wiulni
sOipnibip 9. unb 8. go. $500.
Gbas. 5. SreOell an penn Dlntaal
aife Sni. SO. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
0rnuseisemttams SspObsfen,

Ginei nnaii, 3. 2lprif.
Neue Sppotbefen.
winesnt q. Dean an Soutbsrn
Obip 8. anS z. Co.. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
,Mein lieber SabIldnb!

vultlW lttptl SAu!4ullp.
sSbre pDGentli1en gerid1te, bic sic
in glusii6t itellen, psroen mir iebr
nilItpmmen fein. Sd bite Sic, b;,s
ieIbeu 10 ab5ufaiisn, oaB i9 lie 5u eli
ner Qrt ,Sourual BON 9insoal" fam.
meIn tann. 90 iperbe i9 cine Dors
aiiglihe lleberii9t gelpinnen unb cine
Gustunftsquelle baben, ipenn einmal
etpas nahgei6lassn tperben iol.
gisber bin id nit Den pierteljGbrlis
den geri6ten unb 2lbreqnunsen ip5l-
iogen abgefpeiit ipprbsn. bic id ippbl
pber libel meiit eltbsiben unb inter
5ei6nsn mubte. Sd erIaubs mir aud
BON pornberein ben Ratb. Bel Sbrsn
!Sins uno Serreiien 5rpii9en 5insoul
uno 9olbati9 INNER lnperbofft 81
tommen uno gu eeben.
Neben bieIsn seiddfilidsn gerihten
mare es mir cine 5rsube. BON Sbnen
eingebenbe S9il6eruusen gu erbaIten.
sic iinb, fpis 9tlius pisIIei6t gang pors
eiIis unb einieitig 6ebauptet, tein Did
ter; bariu baben iid ober ibon Die
feiniten. tisfgriinoieiten Sriiiter oes
irrt; pis mandsm Mann. Der nadbe-
Weltrubm 9epunn, III anfanss ssiagi
fpprbsr, er babe .ein 2aIent. llue
9aben nift pisIIsiht bic Qlten, gbs
ipdrtssebenoen, Elm iinbeipubtes, nei6s
polIes ablebnunsssefiibl ben Sunsen,
g(ufitrebenben ssaeniiber2 2lber oab
sic ss lieben, al beoba6ten unb bas
gepbaatste Ounn idriI.Iid nieSsr5us
legsn bas bdt bod ipenisiisns Sbr no.
peliitif9er 9eriu3 barsethan. limb
besbalb CLAUDE icb auh ni6t unbG6eis
ben gu iein, lpenn id sic bite. in sSb'
rem einiumsn Stunben (itnb Sic fpsrs
ben Oersn bieIe baben) mir 70 ausfiibrs
LID gu idrciben aIs Sic tpollsn.
(5prtieBung folot.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

A I'M cone spray suitable Tor cni-
N broidering cover for cushion
or pillow.
The cones and the pine needles are to be
worked in outline stitch. the stems in
outline, OF in long and short stitch. For
long and short stitch. take irresular
stitches. working slantwise from the
center toward the outer edges Of the
pattern. no padding being required. To
outline take short stitches keeping the
needle toward the righ: and work upward.
Use wash silks or mercerized aos. in
natural coIors.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-15
8Ack-DooR SIDE oFiToLLs CUES.
TON. .sSf5

(From the Cedar Rapids Gazette.) 81
Herbert Quick, the tilepIoWan,
has brought out another point in IA
vor OF the presidents attitude on the
tolls ques ton While we are smash
! ing party lines over matters Of equal
rights for English and Americans hips
through the Panama canal, he calls
attention to the fact that he United
Staes is annually shipping through
Canadian waterways out Of the great
lakes. nearly Sc, 000, 900 tons of freight
of which 5000, 900 tons are farm pro-
ducts. Our tonnage through Cana
dian waterways, free Of tolls, is five
times &as great as Canada will ever
have occasion to 4 ship through the
Panama cana The right to use these
waterways depends solely on treaties
with Great Britain With the con-
struction Of other canals contemplat-
ed by i Canada, we shall haul many
times what we now take through her
dooryard. This illustrates the one
sided, silly clubbing we are having
with Canada and Great Britain. IL
England thinks we are not living up
to the conditions Of our treaties will
she care to observe the letter and
spirit Of her own agreements? !.
AS Mi. Quick says, this is the back
door side OF the Panama canal tolls
affair. ~ 4 - tf 5ss n
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

In the District Court of Iowa, Della
ware County, May Term 1914.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Will
helmina Sassen, deceased.
To: Bernard Sassen, Katie Kleis
pies, Henry sassen, Lena Willen
borg, John A. Sassen, Anton ,Sas-
& sen, William Sassen and John A.
Schneiders, Trustee for William
Sassen, and Margaret Sassen Do
h meyer, heirs at law of Wilhelmina
Sassen, deaceased.
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 18th day Of May 1914,
there will be on file in the office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court of
Iowa, in and for Delaware County,
the final report Of Henry Sassen, adj
ministrator Of the estate of Wilhel-
nina Sassen, deceased, that applica-
ton will be made at the next regular
May 1914 term of said Court for
the approval Of said report and the
discharge of said administrator here
in. And you are further notified that
said administrator will pay to the
Clerk of the District Court Of Della
ware County, Iowa. the amount due
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CONTRACTORS NOTICE.
Public Letting Of Two Concrete culverts

and 5000 Yards OF FIJI.
Manchester. Iowa. April 18th. 1914
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nj. DIV
On Saturday. April 18th. 1914. at l;oO
IrP. NJ. at the Auditors office at the
Court House in Manchester. Iowa. bids;
win be received for the furnishing OF
material and construction ..of two con
crete culverts. one in section "a. Delhi
township. and one In Section 3. Union
llAownsh!p. lsea *++..ss }si@s y /
Commissions Standard sxsx2O-fo cul-
verts, With foot &wings ut ,45 degree an
giles and containing Sc 1-2 yards of con-
crete and :. COB pounds OF reinforceing:
n These eulverts are duplicates. LOO
feet apart, and within one mile of sand
ana gravel. 555sess 4 s'1s555ss 4
The excavation is entirely dry. con-
sisting of sandy gravel. aSS
Plans and specifications will be u on
| file at the Aud itor's office. 81 5sss
EARTH WORK.
| Bids will also be received by the yard,
on about 5000 yards OF grading. on the
same road and In the same section.
i&5!i This grading Is entirely of loan. sand
and glayel:with no mud to interfere. $ant
500 feet. Il IN t SS ~ Z,
BIDDERS on the Earth Work NAV bid
on sections to suit their convenience. 81
| 7 Bids on the above contracts for cul-
yerts and earth work will be opened at
1880 p. NJ. Saturday. the, 18th day OF
a certified check Of S per cent. Of
| otal bid must accompanyEall bids. same
to be made payable to the Auditor.
I The Board of supervisors reserve the
right TO reject any y, a e 81 nbN SlS5;
Auditor in and for Delaware
Sg county Iowa.
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on inal distribute lon as shown by said
report, to John "A. Sassen, Anton
Sassen, Margaret Sas seen Domeyer.
and Katie Kleispies, and take their re-
ceipt therefor and file the same with
his final report as By law provided,
to whom said parties may apply for
the payment thereof, unless said adj
ministrator has been able to make
payment thereof direct to the par:
ties and obtain their receipt there
for. Said matter will be called up.
Tor hearing and disposition on the
second day of said term Of court
| which commences at the Court House
at, Manchester, Iowa, on the 18th day
o. May 1914.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1914.
| HENRY SASSEN.
+ ~. 4.S Admins traitor.
BY ARNOLD & ARNOLD u 81
s Attorneys for Estate. 81.
14-4wks. s.$5