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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. May 2. ~.
The following Quotations on the more
active stocks OF Tho Wheeling market
are corrected DAILY for the lnt~slligencer
" Geo. ". Baron. local broker. ana a.
u Marshall. manage bond department:
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t5-Trsnsfer books close Aprii eoth
Tor - - cash dividend payabis
uD-Tranafer books close April % for
~ cash dividend paya' q May I.
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town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04

t-J-Transfer books close April % for
20 cash dividend payable May LIST
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. May 3 Il
Corrected italy for tue InfeiIir~ncss
oy ths Fidelity investmsut Association.
Stock. Par. Bid. Ask IA
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buster in Writ County.

or Rock run. Burning springs dis
trict. Writ county. the Walnut Creek OIL
company has now drilled IT. second test
on the Harvey O. Sayre farm tthe Hail
estnte0 trough the Berea Grit and has
a buster In that an all 81 the upper
sands. The first well on this tract was
completed last year. and was thought
that ~ would he the forerunner Of a
new keener sand rooi. ~ declined
rapidly and g. now producing less than
5 barrels a day The second test prov
I'd a total failure and the prospects for
n new pool are not very bright In the
old Turning Springs district. Roberts
Bros. have completed 40. ~ on the
Hathbsnd tract and have a show for n
10 or fs-harrei pumper In the gas sand.
The size OF this well ~ larger than the
average.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
MITCHELL q STEVENSON, Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS.

WHEELING, W. Va. May 2 IL.
The following quotations on the more
active stocks of the Wheeling market
are corrected for the In~teliiRencer by
Mitchell! Il Stevenson. Inc. local brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
WHEELING TRACTION CoMpA"
1xrHEss cAE schzpGLH
TAXING Eject June al. 1904


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBUR0
Daily Except sunday.
Wheeling weIsburg
Leave
32nd Street. leave
WI ceiling wellsburs
1880 a. m 300 o. m
ESQ y. IN 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
10th street. Leave
Wheeling
1900 a m. 1:3o p. n.
3:3o D. m
On lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
nifty pounds or larre bulk will not be
carried or passenger cars.
ALL LTNES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments Of Incidence. will he carried on
passenger cars between 400 and s:lS
p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04

In the Bonds treeF Development.
Grant district Ritchic county. Einehart.
Gore a Co have drilled a second test
on the ". Mercer farm through the
kecner ssnd and have a show for a So
OF ~31-harrel producer. on Mckim creek.
n I'm district. Peasants county.
Naughtou n Co have now drilled their
test on the John Cassidy farm through
The Big intun sand and have a dustsr-
On Rush creek. Smithneld district.
pany has now completed and shot 10
No : on the NJ. b. Terrell farm and has
and In the same district. +he Column
tia Oh company Of West vtrs mia has
drilled No 10 on the y. - Eva non farm
through the same Formation and has
the same kind - a producer.
In Sardis district. Hurrlauu county. II.
J. Carter a Co. have drilled their tert
on the =. H Hshdereon farm through
the fourth sand end have r. show for a
20 barrel producer. On West Pork river
Union district. the hope Natural gas
Company has drilled a toFt on the A..
Lowthcr fern through the Jordan sand
ard has a no barrels rumuor ON the
has drilled its test ou fhc Pierce sfda-
bottom farm o. a depth Of 1890 fort
and has "a rrhiEu Job. on Alum run.
freekHna Creek district. LOWS county.
fhn aCmeEfr N1turaf Gas Company he's
drilled ifa trTt on fhr Alexander sanfce
farm through all aaufH and has r. unht
show n ol in the fClrfN on urowu.H
Company terf on fnr IIfEqbHfh KIM
bic farm BE- through 600 UTfH sand and
hes r. Eaeaer. ON r.irtr Furt. Gram
district the fuwan Consolidated 600
Company is due in thr riE tniun satd
at 81 teaf on The y a Enewlnrer farm
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100 fNN NNrU HHNN NNFNNNu|| IW UHHN..
eastern Onto. tHn UarhirE Ot rumrauv
has drilled Co., frFf on fhe Peter Urrfv
fluee lf has been shot ls n0FInr hr
ieHfn. PRODUCING rs harrelH fHn nrHf
firhf huufa if va termed Into fha flnt
Norcmac on company has completed ana
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Iu the Ifnrn NoftOfu pool. boz Nuffnip
district NrnUkn COUNTY. fhr Horse shoe
on Company a. rirriur ur o. driff r.
test or tfc " MCINTYRE farm and hos
started Co HUl o. trrt on thn decor
hfirH' farm. tn the same district. Dom
afdaon = Co have drilled their teas on
The jennie Mrcnrd farm through tie
Uffeu rrf and have o. duafor
On fNr right FORK % upper Three Vile
creek III Eff district. Eanawhn county.
the south Penn Ofl company hHa drilled
through fho Mrlr Sand nuH nHa m 1r.
barrel producer Tho same COMPANY a
terf on the 2 Y nud a a. skinner fHrm
Ia due lu fho sand The ohio FIei OIL
company viii rff fhn eTgf Chic week
af De- test on the o. ~ fletcher and
TfwafF gfHHnrf fnrmn
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The only large well completed In the
West Virginia fields came at the close
OF the week. when the south Penn OH
Company drilled it- well on the A. II.
Harbert lot. in Sardis district. Harrison
county a little deeper and Increased tts
production from what looked TO be n zoo
barrel producer TO a flowing well credit
Cd with 80 barrels an hour. THIS Is one
Of the best producers that has been
found in hat district. The location IL
inside OF defined territory and Il Inn
portant only - 10 stye.
on BtE FIX creek. In the same district
7. y. keercr g. Co. have drilled In "a sec
ond test on the r A. Bennett farm and
have ? show for a good producer. The
first eleven hours after the pay was
tapped the wells produced 10 barrels.
Drilling has been suspended to moV
hack the boiler. THIS development -
stu furnishing more rev production
than any other in Wcss Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
OIL AND GAS

The week OF development work In the
eastern fields ended as ~ began. barren
OF thrills and sensational strikes. IA
absence OF thrills Was supplanted b.
shivers for operators and producers wit
messed two tsn-cent cuts IN the credit
balance market. making the quotation
for crude OF the Pennsylvania grade
The reduction did not apply alone 10
the Pennsylvania grade. but all grades
suffered a like reduction. The reduction
has been OF too recent date To show its
probable effect on operations IN the
various fields. The supply houses have
received the first intinlation OF curteil-
ing operations by the cancellation Of
orders for drilling machinery and sup
plies. Operators had mapped out an ac-
tive spring campaign. but have decided
To delay until such a No as they will bc
able 60 get a line on what the market
will DO or ~ likely 10 drop TO within the
next few weeks.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
FOR coUrTY TREASURER


To the Citizens and Voters Of Boil
ivar COUNTY,:
I beg to announce myself as q
candidate for Treasurer Of Bolivar
County, subject TO the action Of
the Democratic Party in the pri-
mary tosbe held iii August, 1918
I desire to say, in furtherance Of
my candidacy, that have lived IN
Bolivar county for the past twenty
fve years, and that the interests
of Bolivar county are close to my
heart. / have served the people Of
Cleveland. as an official, in the
past. and will let my record speak
for Itself. I have always been q
loval Democrat, and refer those
who do not know me personally ii
the citizenr Of Cleveland. who can
advise them as to nv qualifications
and fitness for the office.
/ will, later on III the 6 ampaian.
make personal canvass, and, III
the meantime. respectfully ask the
voters Of the county, not 70 pledge
themselves to any other candidate.
until I have had IN opportunity 10
see them and present my claims.
Trusting you viii consider my
candidacy favorablv. I am,
Sincerely and cordially yours,
A. FAIRIES.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23

lust before leaving home. the
Hon. Charles Scott received the
following letter from the Secretary
Of the American Peace Centenary
Committee. Of which President
Wilson, Vice President Marshall. /.
Secretaro of State Bryan. Ex-
Presidents Roosevelt and Taft are
prominent members:
May 10th. 1914.
Charles Scott, Esq.
Rosedale, Mississippi.
Ny dear Mr.. Scott,
In letter from Mr.. Ewing I
learn that you are sailing for Eu-
rope ON the "Imprator'' on June
9th. l am Planning to sail oa the
Olympic" ON May 3Oth. My
mail address will be 1913 Central
Building, Tothill Street. West
minister. London. in care of the
British American Peace Centenary
Committee.
/ hope you will let me know
when You get to London. I should
very much like to see you and have
you meet some of the of the mem
bers Of the international Commit.
tee. Sincerely,
JNo. A. STEWART.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCE
MENT.

The commencement exercises oil
Rosedale High Scool took place al
the school building last night, May
|22. and u large crowd was present,
Three Of the pupils graduated
from the High Scool, Misses Lot
tie Kirchner, Emma Thixton and
Annie Lapresto; while Miss Faus-
tina McBroom and Jasper Lapresto
graduated 10 the Commercial
Course. The subjects handled in
the graduating essays gave evil
dence Of close study and were very
creditable indeed. Miss I.ottie
Kirchnes, won the Scholarship
Medal and Miss Emma Thixton
the New Orleans Medal.
Following is the program:
Invocation by Percy w. Jones.
Music. Serenade, Gounod. by
Miss Matte u. Hall.
Education as Related to Civic
Prosperity" by Miss Lottie Kirch-
ner.
THE Discipline of Life aud
Character by Miss Annie La
presto.
Music, Souvenir De Trovatore.
Verdi. BY Miss Emma Thixton.
The Business Girl" by Miss
Faustina McBroom.
Success In Life by Mr..
Jasper Lapresto.
Duet. William Tell. Rossini.
Misses Evelyn Sillers and Matte
D. Hall.
The Distinctive Idea In Edu'
cation" by Enma Thixton.
Addresses to the Graduating
Class and Presentations Of Diplo-
mas, by Rev. j. w. Ward.
Music. Polonase, Leybach. by
Miss Evelyn Sillers.
Prest ntation Of Scholarship Med
al, by Hon. Walter Sillers, Jr.
Presentation Of New Orleans
Medal. by Hon. NJ. l.. kaufman.
Benediction.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
D. SONERVILLE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE.

A. D. Somerville. Of Cleveland,
aunounces In this issue Of the De-
mocrat for Repi esentative in the
legislature from Bolivar county.
Mr.. Somerville is young lawyer,
lseing associated with his brother
r. N. Somerville. He is q Delta
boy, having been born and raised
in Greenville. Since coming to
this county he has made many
friends who will be glad to vote
for him for the Office. knowing him
to be ! fine, clean yonng man. well
educated and ambitions to serve
his Stale and comfy.
He has been associoted with some
ef The best known lawyers Of the
Delta and has the benefit OF splen-
did trimming In law. which. with
hard common sense. goes to make
: man capable Of doing good ser
vice in The legislature. We be-
lieve the. voters Of the county will
give his claims careful considera-
ton, and If he is elected he viii
do all in his power for the people
who elect him.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
CHARLES SCOTT MAKES A
$3.50 CONTRIBUTION.

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visitors TO the expos,t'on. ..
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Special Commissionei na1'acxs'
VINO are as:istine tns .nlse sou.
missiorers IN .nei1 eIo.,s % .esu's :
sum tnat WIN eusD'e ~. ssnu:h a:hs
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II, were nienly e'a.eo wnsn .ue
check from Ml. scott was 'ecs'vsu.
incy immeoiately issued :neu.s.
letter Gazing on tne peop'e ~ ssn
ersa 70 suoscfloe !.!s !owsius ..;I,, sLI - !.
penae OF tne exn'Dt' poss.oy =. .
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ADDRESS y % r!sn. =. Lsw..'
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized to announce 3.
Watt Beadel of Renoit, candidate for
the oflice Of sheriff nf Bolivar county.
subject to the regular democratic pri-
mary election Of 1915.
We are authorized to announce r, L.
pavne of Renoit, a candidate for the
.ject to the actien OF the regular demo-
cratic primary election Of 1915,
We are authorized to announce Z. 6.
Bean Of shaw a candidate for the office
Of sheriff Of Bolivar county. subject TO
The action ot the regular dsihocrat tic
primary election Of 1915.
We re authorized to announce $. D..
Kno witon oi Perthshire a candidate Tor
the office Of sheri6 Of Bolivar county,
subject to the action of the democrat
ic primary election ofI9I6.
FOR cHAxcRRy cLEK.
We are authorized to announce 3, H.
Wray ol Cleveland q candidate for the
olIsce Of chancer clerk Of Bolivar county
sul.jsct TO the action OF the .eGular de-
mocrstic prim Try election Of 1915.
We are authorized to announce P. B,
Woodland uf Cleveland u candidate for
the Office ri chancerv clerk of Bolivar
eeunty, subject to the action Of the reg
ular democratic primary election ofl9l6
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
We are authorixedto announce Wal
ter Sillera, Jr., Of Rosedale candidate
Tor representative Of Bolivar county
subject to the regular democratic pri.
msry election in 1916.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
KEEP BOWEL MOVEMENT
REGULAR.

DR.. Rings New Life pills keep
stomach, liver and kidneys in heal-
thy corcitions. Rid the body OF
poisons and waste. Improve your
complexion by flushing the liver
and kidneys. II got more relief
from one box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills than any medicine ever
tr!ed'' SAYS c. r. Hatfield Tot
Chicago, III. 25c. at your drug
zema.S Ad.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23

CAST OF CHARACTERS
Captain James Lawrence Wilson r
Rogush Eyes - Charles Alet
Big Ears Oscar Baynes
Lazy Bones Greek P. Rce Jr
Ready Hands Bedford Ray
Doctor - !. Richard Jones
Sharp Tongue William Jones
Round Ewes Alison Hall
Nmble Toes - SO Joe Acree
Double Chin Leo McCsee
Greedy Mack Richardson
sYLPHs
Lillian Sie Cable Wilson Marjorie Hall Ethel Lobdel
Walker Clancy Rosa Lapresto Laura Lapresto
Elizabeth Pesey Thompson Dorothy Dixie Thxton
Bonner Richardson Gladys Naderhof Mary Rose Ireli
Francis BRYANT Viva Hall Leila MAY Mcdonald
Robbie Hardin Farlee Chandler
Farmer ~ Price Hamlet Curd Jr
Farmers Wife Carolyn rhxton
Gypsy Men 9. F. Rice Bedford Ray
Gypsy Women Lizzie Hogan. Willie T. Hogan
Fortune Teller Anne Lobdel
SYNOPSIS THE PLAY
Act brownies agree for pimple Cheek.
Act II-Dmple Cheek finds home with the Farmer.
Act I-Dmp Cheek mistreated by Farmers wife, Brownies
interfere.
Cheek about b kidnapped Brownies again
interfere.
Act v-Dimpe Cheek crowned Queen
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
AN APPEAL TO THE PEACE
4 MAKERS AND DEFENDERS
OF THE UNITED STATES.

Just before leaving for his long
European trip the Hon. Charles
Scott received the following inter-
Iesiina communication. to which
|he made suitable reply:
The President Of the United
States is entitled to the support of
the country in his efforts to e.tab-
|lish an honorable peace with Mex
leo people. aud, at the same time,
assist then in restoring order and
stable government.
individuals may differ with the
President on political and econo-
mic questions, but concerning our
foreign policy. all Americans will
agree with Seustor Lodge that
politics must stop at the waters
edge,
The United States has taken the
lead for fhe settlement of inter-
national difficulties through arbi
tration. and President Wilson
should be commanded and upheld
in his efforts to adjust the Mexican
situation. If possible. through the
good Offices Of Braziel. Argentina
aud Chile, mediation commission
erss are about to convene at Nj
agra Fills. This sincere and prais
worthy effort On the part of the
distinguished representatives from
three South American republics is
a matter of more than ordinary sig
niicence in the Western hemis-
phere. 1t issthe beginning of a new
Pan-American diplomacy. and
whether the commission succeeds
or fails, the Inauguration OF this
policy will he All event in history,
and a precedent for a close union
Of all the American republics.
Tie American Peace and Arbi-
trati,.n League occupies the unique
distinction Of absolute indedepi :
dence and freedom, standing un-
qualivedly for peace, but not for
peace at any price. 1t is be-
lieves in the ARMY aud Navev and
the Natural Guard of the United
States as an essential part Of the
peace program under present world
conditions. 1t it believes in facing
the facts of to dav. 1t believes in .
righteou speace based upon justice,
which islexactly the positionOf the
UnitedStates the Mexico situation.
AS ! resident Wilson has said: We
have gone down to Mexico to serve
mankInk, if we can find way.
The present hour is time of
severe trial. both forthe govern
ment and the people of the United
States. This is the psychological
mement for, the individual citizen
to exert his influence for honorable
peace through meditation and ar
bitration. also to rally to the su3'
| port of those in authority and up
hold their hands in everv effort to
avoid war. if possible, and to be
ready for it unavoidable.
We can afford to- be patient with
the innocent masses in Mexico who
are in such dire distress. But uui
der the present disturbed couditi-
[ iitions, it is the part Of wisdom and
| prudence to be eternity with ouI
] preparations for any emergency
that may be suddenly thrust upon
'lus, notwithstanding our pescefu
Intentions. VIII you Siaot aid iii
Il magnificent impulse Of the Soutl
Armericah Republic, and jeinsWlEl
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY, MAY Fl, 1914.
''DimpIe Cheek and the Brownies, y
RosEpALE SCHOOL AND oTHERs.

CAST OF CHARACTERS.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23

~ Treatment OF Electric bltteIs
increases your appetite; stops In
deRs stion; you can eat everything.
A real spring tonic for liver. kid
ney and stomach troubles. Cleanses
your whole system and you
ifeel sne. Electric Bitters did more
fos Nr. r. d. PEBBLES stomach
troubles than ans medicine be ever
tried. Get . bottle today Soc. and
81 90 at your druggist.
Blscken's Arnica Salve for Ec-
-t5st.Ad.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-05-23
ANOTHER DONATION.
1891 Woodward Building, Wash
ton, d. c. May Is. 1914.


Mr.. Charles Scott,
Rosedale, Mississippi.
Dear Mr.. Scott
/ received your letter of the 18th
this MOI ming together with your
generous check for 500, and has
ten to reply in order that my letrer
may reach you before you leave.
/ have been compelled to remain
here in Washington sincekthe mid
die of February aud have been do
ing all in my power to have the
present bill increased SO that We
might get So. .0o0. 900 this 5ear in
stead of 1000. 600. and sfrom a
indications l belieye that we are
going to get it. The Commerce
Committee is considering the mat
ter now and the subcommittee
has reported favorably for this
add tional million.
While it il true that the fight
has been drawn out longer than
we expected. nevertheless I think
that we have made wonderful PRO,
z, ess with our work and | feel
quite sure now that something def
finite will be done at theiD December
session of this Congress to handle
the Mississippi River problem IN
a big way.
Sincerly thanking you for the
substantial aid which you have
sent me and hoping that I may be
able to obtain some, tangible results
for the work upon which you have
labored so long and 80 faithfully,
I remain,
Your friend. JNo. A. Fox.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-02
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


the County OF Shswsssee In Chancery
In petition Of ORAMEL B. FULLER Auditor
Michigan for and behalf OF said STATE
lanos for taxes assessed thereon
On reading and ding petition General Of
Michigan praying for decree In favor OF tn Stae
Michgan land therein described for
and on parcel such
be sold foe the amounts 30 claimed oy the state Oh
Michigan.
II is ordered petition brought for hearing
January Of this Court to be held ~
State of Michigan on the
18th Day Of January 1919 the opening OF ns SSo . ON
part the lien thereon by the state OF
Michigan taxes interest and ohsrses or any part
Of sctins as
before the Of the term Of this Court above
ana eces viii be- taken and entered as
decree lands described said petition for which decree
Tuesday IN May thsresfter beginning O'Clock on sad
SsS Gs n
thereof the once Of the County
e. q e % q 81"
thai the sale then and there made w os be
the shalt be made to the person paying sne
charged against parcel ana No
will and charges and take
thereof then the whole parcel shall oe
Interest and Charges such parcel 70. the
time being shall On the oay s
&c BE- @ the
County Treasurer shall bid on the same IN the Oh
Witness Seden Miner Circuit Jrdge; ana sn
Of said Circuit Court of Shiavassee County THIS n
(SEAL) ,,,vrp
Counsersgued Circuit Judge
ALBERT L. NICHOLS,
Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-02
STATE Or MICHIGAN;

To the Circuit Court the County of shiawassee In
Chancery:
The petition FULLER Auditor General Oh the
shows that the list Of lands forth and marked
OF all the IN
which taxes were lot
therein and which were returned as
which have not been pa1
total amount OF such taxes Win
fixed SALE and COLLECTION zee any
expenses provided by law extended against eson " ~
parcels of land.
petitioner to the Court that saia ana
Auditor General under the
Public Acts of 1885, as Delinquent io
that lands included In SAID
returned TO the Auoo
General as deltnQuent for said taxes anaer ne % the
Public of 1884, and which taxes remain unpaid
petitioner shows that In all cases where and
schedule aforesaid taxes OF
or been sold and
been set aside by court
Jurisdiction, cancelled as provided by law
Your petitioner and that the taxes
ue valid ein on parcels Of lands described
in said schedule.
Your petitioner that the said taxes on said
unpaid for more than one
having been paid being due and remaining
unpaid petitioner prays decree IN
Michigan against each parcel OF SAID ano r
payment several amounts OF taxes interest,"
extended In SAID
the land contained theeln ana 10
said several sums anu
thereon provided by law to paw the her
aforesaid. -.
Dated November 14th, 1913
Auditor General Of the state of Michigan, for
and in behalf of said State
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-02

TAXES OF 1909
VILLAGE OF VERNON
Yerkes Addition
Lots a Il o - ., SIS Nes IS o. co IS 80
TAXES OF 1909
CITY OF OWOSSO
A. e. D. Crswf0rd's Addition
Blk $3.50. =. NJ.
TAXES OF 1911
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-02
CITY OF owosSo
Township North OF Range 8 East a


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