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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-09
Notice to Mining Corporations

Foreign corporations
that their annual
ing law applies the publication:
corporations business
Nevada SHALL not later than
the 1914 publish years
published
published smiweeky uweeky period
published weekly
publishing
shall file with
o n mall
FILL OUT THE STATEMENT BELOW
for ending
Location of mining district
January
during $.--.--.
General in
Paid dividends in l914~ $-~-~~~~
Balance $..---
Secretary
publication o statement So.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-09
Application No. 1928.
Notice OF Application for Formulation
To Appropriate the Public Waters
of the SfnIe of NeNndn.

OF the state OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of October 1914, in accord
ance with Section So Chapter 140, of
the Statutes of 1913, the Adaven Min
ing Smelling Company, corpora
ton, of Reno. County of Washoe, and
State of Nevada. made application to
the state Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public wa
ters of the State of Nevada Such ap-
preparation is to be made from Jack
Springs, at a point from common COR
ner T. 10. N. r.. SO f., and T. ~, N. r.
81 E. N. 40 degrees and 43 minutes
east, S0,SS5 feet, unsurveyed land, by
means of a dam, and one-half of one
cubic foot per second is to be conveyed
to point N. Z degrees s minutes west
1921 feet from Marble Falls Springs,
which are located N. a. degrees %
minutes east 23.614 feet from corner
common to r. l3, n Il. 36 e., and r.
u, y. r. 81 east, unsurveyed, M. d. B.
4 NJ, by means of a pipe line, and
there used for mining and domestic
purposes. Water not to be returned
to stream.
Date of first publication. March 9, 1915.
Date of last publication. April 5, 1915.
(Signed) w. NJ KEARNEY,
M9 -16-23-30-A5 State Engineer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-09
TIMBER WOLVES KILL
CATTLE IN ELko

The fact that timber wolves are
committing many depredations among
the fiocks of ranchers in the northern
part of the county was made known
in this city yesterday when Archie
Clayton and Chalmers Mccormick.
manager of the Morgan Hill ranches,
related story Of seeing pack of
seven Oregon timber wolves on the
Rancho Grande this week. --lndepend.
ent.
in defiance of the male politicians,
and by virtue OF the feminine vote
he beat seven other candidates by
200 plurality. The Maori women
frankly admit ii was largely because
Tenare was young and handsome that
they thrust his greatness upon him.
The successful Maori is keeping
both parties guessing as to his politi-
cal complexion. If he sides with
Premier Massey, the head of the Re-
form party now in power, the govern
ment will have Al votes, but IL he
supports Sir Joseph Ward, leader of
the opposition--as II is said he pro-
poses to do-each party will have 40
votes. in deadlock over the election
of speaker for the house. Efforts
have been made to Smoke out" this
Maori Adonis, but they have been IN
vain.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-09
TOnOpah Electric & Tire Go.
Phone 1914 Residence 1874
LUNDLEE BROS.

II you don't know-fnd out
right here the principle OF
II II Assoc LITE
And first of all-get this
fact down pat The depolished,
white rejecting plane Is fiat
there's a reason. Long before a
Brascolite was put on the mars
ket while trying to perfect by
Phonometric test the most efiici-
ent design, experiments were
made with concave refiectors--all
shapes of cancavity--and dis
carded In favor of the fiat.
The fiat rejecting plane is
patented feature OF the Brasco-
lite.
And now are springing up at
tempted limitations of Brascolites
some with concave and some
with convex reflectors discarded
principles)- with fiat re-
fiecting planes, though--that's
patented.
6rascolites Hung on Approval.
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-09

Coat of publication Of statement, So.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02
Returns From Chicago

c. u. Zook, who, with his wife, lief,
for Johnstoan, Pennsy wanna, a little
over two weeks ago, for a visit Of sew
eral weeks with relatives. but were
called back to Chicago. 10y the sickness
OF their son IN law, Dr. Sherman Il.
Hubbard, who j. there under the care
OF a specialist, returned to ore gon,
Tuesday OF this week. lie reports
DR.. Hubbard as getting along nicely,
and that, Willie 10 could not be fully
determined yet, the specialists, do not
think that an operation will he
necessary Mrs. Zook will remain
there for a few days longer to be with
her daughter, and TO assist and help
In anyway that size can.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02
Needs Fixing.

Tie board Of directors OF Sauaw
Creek Drainage Dist riot, No. |, met
In Mound City, last Monday, June Is,
and a very intefestfrg session was
held. Every member Of the board
was present, and business OF great i'm.
portance vas discussed pro and con.
The recent heavy rains caused the
ditch to overflow It's banks, inundat.
ing thousands OF acres Of fertile farm.
ing lands, and INJECTING thousands Of
dollars worth Of damages to many
fields OF corn, wheat, oats and alfalfa.
The banks and leyees In many differ.
ent places were broken. The general
opinion seemed TO prevail that the
ditch was not as vide nor As deep as
1t should be. that the banks and lev.
ees we're not high enough-many
drifts had accumulated at different
places, which should be removed.
Many plans we're discussed as to
What procedure would he the best,
a. 10 many different points needed re-.
pairing. The bikes along Dayiscreek
needed liking: the drifts south Of Ma.
pier removed. Some Of the directors
thought II would be best TO reorgan.
TIE and dig the ditch anew along tie
old lines, with some changes, also TO
deepen and widen the ditch aud make
the banks higher, 50 that II would
carry oil tie water, and tx II 80 that
there would absolutely never he any
danger OF an overflow.
After an all day session, nearly, the
meeting adjourned, so ae are In.
formed, without any definite action
being taken. but the general impress.
sion seemed TO prevail that the ditch
needed liking. However, another
meeting will be held In the near ia.
ture, at which time It Is hoped some
action will be taken, looking tow ard |
the permanent liking Of this ditch.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02
Until July 4th. our Special
Sale on Bussies and Spring
Wagons will interest you. u
you are In the market you cant
afford TO overlook these prices.
FRANK FOSTER.

John l. Lewis, Of Hickory town.
ship, Is now the owner OF Dodge
Bros, touring car, fully equipped, that
WAS delivered TO him last week, by
Cook Il Foster, Of this city, agents for
this car,
Henry Seyfer, Of Nebraska City,
Nebraska, Ia here, called by the ser.
ious illness Of Ills parents, John r.,
Seyfsr and wife, who ere quite feeble.
We hope to learn Of their safly I'm.
provemsnt. -.,''at.
Howard Tesre and wife left Mon
day OF this week for San Frzncisco
and San Diego. California, where they
will remain for several weeks ats
tending the expeditions, and visiting
with relatives, - N''' - ''"' .
Prof. J. b. Ensor, superintend
Of our public schools, and who Is
passing his vacation Nth Ills mother
In Savannah, was here. looking after
school mat. ers, Sunday and Monday
OF this week. WV" ~.
Mr.. and Mrs, John +. Noellsch
are now riding around Ina SIX cylin.
der, fully equipped, tive-psssenger,
Chandler car, 1915 model, which was
delivered TO them Saturday of last
week by the agents, Cook & Foster. .,
Mrs. Ginning Kunkel and little
son, william, ofAnsdarko, Oklahoma,
are here, the guests OF her mother and
sisters, MRS. Mary Hostetter, Miss
Mary Hostetter and Mrs. Samuel
Schultz, and many other relatives and
friends.
w. 4. Everhart, that prince OF
good fellows, has our sincere thanks
for crate OF tine cantslopss, from his
far southern home, Corpus Christi,
Texas. They were swest and de.
licious. and you can just bet that we
will long remember him. and hops
that his lhsaow may psvsr grow less.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02
Red Crown Gas, Q, cents.
Cook & FOSTER,

Cook & FOSTER.
Lecture on" Suffrage and
Temperance" next Sunday night At $
O'Clock. Everybody invited.
Jonas Watson, one Of our confec.
TONERS and restaurant men, lad bust.
ness In st. Joseph, Monday Of this
week.
Louis Streckebein, Of st. Joseph
spent few days among us, aud visit.
ed his grandson, Fred rhiibrick and
family.
If you need money, see Lukens g.
keown. Attractive rates, prompt az.
tion, quick service. a little HON.
Money available now.
Remember that We will send you
TIE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only sl.jO,
price Of TIE SENTINEL alone.
Born, to Henry Noble and wife,
Of the Highland school district, IN
Forbes township, Monday, June ~, a
line baby boy, Dr. j. L. Hogan In at.
tendance.
Mrs. Mary a. Nevins, Of New
Point, visited . few days this " eek, at
tho 7. W. Maupin home. Grandma Is
noS - years old, and Is enjoying
reasonable good health.
Mrs. Ada Reese and daughter, Miss
Media, OF Concordia, Kansas, arrived
Tuesday evening for . several weeks
visit.with her parents, Andy Burrier
and wife, and other relatives.
John Nedrow and wife, OF verdon,
Nebraska, were visiting, Monday and
Tuesday, al W. NJ. Stewards Mrs.
Nedrow was formerly Miss leila
Wapgoner, a niece OF ". II. Stewart.
Car lIuntsman will open the
doors Of tie Airdome moving picture
theatre. Saturday evening. Of this
week. We also understand that union
meetings will he held there on sunday
evenings, Ia tie near future.
L, Il. Springer and wife, " RoSen.
dale, spent few days here, visiting
his brother, Chester. lie used to
play good bail here When member Of
the oregon club. lie Is still In the
produce and poultry business.
Earl Nichols, Of Creighton, Mo. :,
and Miss Marie Ella, daughter VI la.
yid Pullen, Of Forbes, we're married
In this city Wednesday, OF last week,
June -, 10y Elder Il. II. Dawson. Tie
couple vii make their home at
Creighton.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02
Ny Special Buggy PROPOSE.
ton will be Of interest 10 those
who are In tho market for
Bugsies or Spring Wagons with.
In the next thirty days
FRANK FOSTER.

bruce Burgess, yes, the genuine
zephyr-voiced Bruce Is here from
Delaware, Ohio, where he Is . student
In the Ohio Wesleyan University,Spd
will remain until after the Fou1h,
after which, he will probably return
TO Kansas City, where his mother now
resides. Well, we are all glad to see
Bruce back, and only hope that he wtll
be able to remain with us this
summer, which we are absolutely Ger.
tain will suit Bruce 70 It., .,,.
DIR. Proud and his dearly beloved
family Nil remove TO St. oseph this
week, having gscpIed . handsome
home on Prospect avenue. The fam.
lily will be greatly missed In our social
and religious circles. The Doctor Is
enjoying . splendid practice In his
speciality OF the eye, ear, nose and
throat. The entire family Is OF the
manor born. and they will surely cAs-
yySath thyh the well wishes Io( .ey.
eryOns I'd this 'ssctioA fof mAes
around.
MASTER; George Policy lotto be
commended for his Industrious habits.
He has commenced working again for
Wilson Brothers, blscksmiths and
machinsts. Last year, during the
school vacation, he worked for this
tirm instead Of idling his time away
on the streets, and by the time he
finishes school he will have nearly
mastered . trade, 20 that he can at
oncs 20 to work and get good wages,
without having to serve . long
apprenticeship. Stick to II, Georgia,
we and many others ere for you.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02

| -Joiin keeves ana VIII Bragg, oil
the Reeves. Bragg Auto CO., were IN
kansas City, this week, on business.
| "A trainload OF Overland automo.
biles were shipped TO the WHY'S Over.
land dealer In Flint, Mich. Wednesday.
THIS train was made up OF seventeen
carloads Of the new 1915 Overland. In
view OF the fact that Flint Is located
In the heart Of the Michigan automo.
bile belt, this fact Is significant.
Lawrence Walker Is Just now
about as proud man as you will lind
within the entire borders OF Holt
county, owing 10 the fact that his
wife on Saturday last, presented him
with a daughter, making the family
now two queens and Two kings. The
new arrival has been named Opllelia
Auvergne. Dr. Hogan, who intro.
duced the little Miss, says she Is q
splendid specimen.
DIR. ,, T., Kearney, OF st. Joseph,
has decided TO locate In Oregon, and
has rented the two north rooms, up.
stairs, In the VanBuskirk building,
which are now being put In shape for
his occupancy. His wife viii follow
him. Just Is soon Is he can secure q
house. The Doctor Is we'll known to
the people Of Holt county, and needs
no introduction at our hands. We
bid him and wife . hearty welcome.
The many friends OF Mrs. Lucy
wsllick will be sorry to learn OF the
death Of her husband, Frank 4. Wal.
fek' 81 81; 9arls hospital, In Pueblo,
colorado fhds1 u ,astfwsak, aftsr .
lingering slckasssr from softsat,g- Of
the brain. Their home WAS In Fowler,
COLORADO, bYt Mr.. Wsllack had kesn
tsksp 10 efaotpital Uni Pueblo,
,vheJe lie died. Aa2haye ,stAtad-..-Nrs.
Wallack was formerly Miss Lucy
Peter, OF this city. Two little children,
. son and daughter, are also left to
mourn. Mrs. Wallick has the sincere
sympathy Of . large circle Of friends In
her hour Of bereavement.
Fred Alkire, wife and son, Of For.
est City, accompanied by his wifes
parepts, MT, and Mrs, X. M. living, Of
Granada, 6oforsdo;- who their
guests, made . record trip In their
Ford touring car, Sunday last,
June 81 They left Forest City, Sun
day mbrning, for Gallatin, this state,
arriving there ats O'Clock In the after.
noon, q distance OF about 100 miles by
the route they had TO take, Fred 70.
ports the roads fine, with one excep.
tion, and that Is deep mud hole at
tho west end Of the lower iron bridge,
In Holt county, and known a the
Oppliger bridge. He says 1t iss daily
occurrence to see car being pulled out
Of this hole by. team. He says the
citizens Of that vicinity, and all who
have to travel this road, think the
county. court should give this place
prompt attention. and have : tube
placed there, 20 It will drain, thus e.
curing good road.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02
Our Perfect Buggy. at manu-.
facturer's prices, will surely
interest you. See u. The price
Is the only cheap thing about
this buggy.
FRANK FOSTER.
FRANK FOSTER.

Rev. Clagett and Wife were In St
Joseph, Wednesday Of this week, visit,
Ing his brother, Rev. Dudley Clagett,
A small family reunion was held
Prof. j. W. Evans, OF the University
OF Arkansas, with his wife and
children being present.
1t Is certainly a great pleasure TO
all our people TO again he able u
greet our greatly beloved fellow citi
zen, T. G. DUNCAN, on our streets
again. being so far recovered from his
recent illness a. 10 tie able TO come up
town almost daily
Mrs. Edith Kaucher and daugh.
ter Frances, left for their home IN
Memphis, Tenn, Friday last, after q
TWO weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, T. c DUNCAN, and her
sisters, Mrs. Charles Zachmsn and
Miss Hortense.
L. l. Moore MAS In Kansas City
and Excelsior Springs, . day or so, last
week, going TO the Springs, to bring
,hsss . ,sw wssLs 400 On s.conn ,
Of tire bad roads, occasioned by the ex.
ces{lse rains 1t that period.
$ RI. NJ. G. Tilleryhss taken charge
OF . Cook 4 Foster garage. Mr..
I'll ~ has had wide experience In
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02

seph, Is here for q visit with her son,
Fred PhiIbrick and family, and On.
pecially Eloise, and lastly, but mostly
that great big White Hope" Price,
one Of, II not the finest baby boys IN
Northwest Missouri
Frank L. Iell.r and wife lief
this week, for ST. Joseph, where 1t il
likely Mrs. Ieller will have an opera.
tion performed. Her many friends IN
Holt county siDcerel, hope tie opera.
tiun will not be OF a serious nature.
AID that she will soon be abe to re.
turn home.
Prof. Crosen, superintendent Of
the Mound City schools, and family,
will spend the vacation months at
Valparaiso, Ind where Mr.. Crosen
will conduct the science department
during the summer course OF the uni.
versity. lie graduated from this uni.
versity % years ago.
The c. +. society met last Lords
day evening At the Christian chunch.
The meeting Was led by Mr.. Perry
Brooks and was q very successful one
Several dear old songs we're sung.
Next Sunday will be conservation
meeting; oil members should try to be
present. All are invited to these
meetings.
Miss Virginia Harding, a daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Elvira Harding, who Is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Kennedy, Of this city, accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. Emma Spitzmesser, Of
Pocatello. Idaho, to Oregon. for a Wis.
1t with her Grandpa and Grand.
mother Kennedy, and many other
relatives.
The 10y Scouts lad a three days
outing al Big Lake, this week There
were six In the company. and the
escorts, three IN number. half Of the
number In the company. we're Rev.
I a. Clagett, Guy Cummlns aud win
schultz. They returned Thursday.
and report delightful time swimming
and boat riding.
DIR. W. W. Turner, DstopatlI, with
his wife and little daughter, are now
residents Of Oregon Ills of,ice Is In the
Martin building, In tie two rooms.
adjoining T. C. Dungan's law office,
which u. N. Martin has had hit ed up
Tor him In line shape. We extend the
Doctor and family hearty welcome
to our little city.
Arthur IIackett, accompanied by
his wife and two children, his mother.
in'law, Mrs. Alice IIasness. and his
sister, Mrs Maud Robinson, OF 81.
Louis, drove down from Fairfax, Sun.
day last, In his car, and made q brief
visit Will his brother.in law. II. X.
Ilasness, wife and child en-, and other
returning home the same
evening, ..... /
-Jephtha Greene and sister. Miss |
Eta, are q home from Buhi, Idaho, |
Tor q visit with their parents, A. II
Greene and Wife, brothers and sisters. |
Iep., who Is engaged In the drug bust
ness there VIII remain about . month.
Ind Miss Etta viii not return until
next September, when she viii return
% her duties In the public schools
II that place.
--ERid Sauer, aged 80 years, . ma.
I've OF Germany, and an inmate Of
our county inhrmary, for the past II
ears, died Saturday last from the In.
irmities Of old age, The body was
brought TO the Dawson & Moore un.
iertaking rooms, and prepared for
burial. from which place brief funeral
ervices we're held, the burial being
n the Maple Grove cemetery.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02
IT. A. Long, Veterinary.

born, to Ira Alkire and wife, Sun.
day, June q, 1915, . boy.
Red Crown Gas, 81 cents.
Cook & FOSTER
Mrs. a. VanBuskirk visited with
friends In st. Joseph, Tuesday Of this
week.
Charles IIeadley has purchased a
Studebaker touring car, fully
equipped
Mrs. Scott Carson, OF the Lincoln
school district, left Sunday for a visit
With relatives In Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Wick Greene Is confined 10
the house with a well developed case
OF measles.
The little infant son. OF George A.
Baker and wife Is very sick with spin
al meningitis.
DIR. r. Il. Kearney, OF st. Joseph
WAS In Oregon, last week, on profes.
sionsi business.
DIR. W. W. Turner, Osteopath,
has located In the Martin building,
and Is nov ready for business.
For Sale-A few household arti.
cles. Call at residence.
Dr. ". G. Proud.
For Sale-io0 bushels good corn.
Call on or address W. II. Springer,
Oregon, Mo, Route l. Farmers Phone
George Watson and wife and
Charles Patterson left this week for q
few weeks stay at Excelsior Springs,
Mo.
DIR. J. l.. Hogan reports tine girl
baby born 10 Fred Elder and wife, Of
Curzon neighborhood Sunday, June -,
1918.
willard &. Proud, Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, jl5i Francis street,
Annex Tootle Lemon Hank, st. 10.
seph, No.
Miss Katherine King il at home
for the summer vacation from tie
state University, consequently Go
burn is happy.
Mail your iilms today, back tomor.
row. Developed all sizes, loo roll. cir.
cular free. Tie Kodak Finishing Co.,
st. Joseph, Mo.
Miss Meta Russell, Of Mound CHS.
Is visiting here, the guest Of her un.
Gle and aunt. Judge Is. +. Morgan and
wife. and other relatives.
Grouse, Painter Il Co, Of Mound
City, Mo, have new well.borIng ma.
chine, depth $50 feet. Farmers
Phone, 80. Independent, 2ib.
The Reeves Bragg Auto Co, Of
Oregon and Mound City, sold to ice
Mitchell, OF Forest City, last week, q
hve'passenger, fully equipped, REQ
touring car.
Freeman & Greene are painting
the garage Of Cook & Foster. It's q
loud yellow, trimmed With q loud red,
which adds muchly TO the appearance
OF the building,
The work on our new $4,000 High
school building Is being pushed along
by Contractor Schraage, Tie excava.
ton has been completed, and the con.
crete foundation Is being put In.
Miss Nell Graham, with the He'll
Telephone Company, Of 81. Joseph,
came up Saturday, Of last week, and
remained over SUNDAY, the guest OF
her parents, +. H. Graham and wife,
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shipping DID, 1000 pounds can bs
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-02

Adams Viii De IN your town date named tn INV IOo
ons ~, AND n, MARES from years DID, from 1000
S ~ S iJf artillery purposes These Horses and Mares
6plor but light gray. S'N"' e"'' p'ne any
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-09-09
Cheerful Valley

Mrs. A. L. Young has been
quite poorly.
Mrs. VIM. Brand sprained her
ankle quite badly Monday.
T. j. Young and JIM. Moutray
worked in the hay Monday.
DR.. Mack Davis of Olathe called
at the Young home last week.
j. M. Carter and wife of Sey.
mour visited at the Hire home
Sunday. Misses Eunice and My
"a Hight spent Sunday there.
Charles Beaver has left fol
Kansas; we hope he has good
luck finding work and will be
satisfied to stay with it long e
nough to make that fortune he's
hunting,
MOHEA.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-09-09
FOR A
24O-Acre Improved Farm
in Douglas Co., Mo.

This farm is about 6 miles south of Mansfield, and is about 2
miles from the inland town of Bryant, and about the same dist
ance from a station on the new road from Mansfield to Ava. This
farm is known as the Wright Beach farm, and is the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section 8, the northeast quar-
ter, and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section
16, all in township %, range 10.
This farm is most all fenced hogtight, and has many cross
fences, which separates the farm into many fields and pastures. A
good portion of the fence is new woven wire, and the balance is
rails. There is about 100 acres in cultivation which lays good, and
is said to be the smoothest farm in that part of the country. The
balance of the land is in timber and is extra fine. There is about
10 acres of orchard which is in bearing. l acre of alfalfa, and about
40 acres in wheat of which a good part was sown in grass last fall.
There is a good 4 room frame house painted white. smoke
house, chicken house, large new hardwood barn, 4Ox60, with NOW,
good cistern, 2 good springs near the house, = mile of school, aud
in a well settled and well farmed part of the country. l traded for
mind since, and will now sell the farm at d bargain.
If L can sell tins farm in the next few days 1 will let it go at
S25 per acre, and will pay SO commission out of that price. There
is a mortgage on this land of 81, $50, that can be paid of or let run
to suit the buyer. And 1 will still give better terms if the
buyer cannot pay the difference above the mortgage in cash. |
have heard people say the early bird gets the worm. So get busy
and get this So, and let me hear from you regarding this sale by
return mail.
will trade this land at the above price for anything that l
can use, and will be pleased to have your best offer for cash sale,or
cash and terms, at any time that you may have an offer, as l am
anxious to dispose of this land. &
Jess kisner, Garden City, Kansas