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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-11-19
The Arlington Monument

RRSN 1913 Congress appropriated S75O0O0 with which to build memorial
"a E5 the soe and sailors The work placed the hands
1sQ national Importance The selected Arlington
Cemetee famous bug ground the Potomac from Washington, which
wason part o General Robert E. Lees estate
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-11-19
Prominent st. Johnsbury Man.

George j. Asslein, senior member of
the firm of Asslein Bros. and one of St.
Johnsbury's most prominent business
men, died at the ST. Johnsbury hospital
Saturday night of intestinal cancer. He
was AZ years of age and during his 20
years of business there had built up one
of the largest clothing trades in this
section of Vermont. He was director
in the Merchants National Bank and
was also a member of the Dwinell
Pharmacy company of Lyndonville.
Mr.. Asslein was devoted member of
the Notre Dame Catholic church, and
his benevolences and charities have
made him extremely popular among all
classes. Besides his wife and son,
George, he is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Asslein; four
brothers, Edward Asslein, who was as
ISOLATED with him in the business, John
and Frank of st. Johnsbury and Adrian
of Barton, and one sister, Mrs. Eugene
Turgeon of st. Johnsbuy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-11-19
CHARLES WINSLOW GATES,

By the Governor,
BENJAMIN GATES,
Secretary of Civil and Military
Affairs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-11-19
That Necessary Bug-juice Tonic.

Editor Essen County Herald,
Island Pond, Vt.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
BAD WRECK NEAR ALBERT


Last Tuesday afternoon Engineer
Dave Jones and Brakeman Hiram
W. ~ els were dangerously injured in a
=, mead ;at on collision which occurred on
tne NJ division, three miles west OF
Albert Lea shortly after o'clock.
. NO. 02 consisting of an engine and
eaboose coming east collided with
mo. :3,sa passenger train drawn by
two engines going west. Engineer
Jones was driving the freight enpin-
eer William Anderson and Art Sucha
were on the double header. Brake
man Wells was member of the crew
of o2. Drs. A. w. Allen and C. C.
! Leck and Frank Holmes, claim agent,
were taken to the scene on relief
tram. The injured beside the two
above mentioned were, Lawrence
Laskoih, section hand of Armstrong
who has three fractured ribs. -
>. NJ. Swenson of this city, left
shoulder bruised.
William Wallace travelling man
trectured ribs and bruises on head.
Charles Moteju of this city, right
ankle sprained.
!: Ole Robertson of this CITY hand
hurt.
:. Mrs: H. A. Wik, Stettler, Can, head
injured and arm hurt
"A stormy day made it impossible
: TOR either crew to see an approaching
tram. The wreck occurred lust six
miles from where John Jones, son OF
Engineer Jones was instantly killed d
eleven years ago in a railroad acci-
dent
Both Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Wells are
now getting along splendidly.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

To the many readers of the Trans
cript it may be interesting to know
how quick the young grow up. Thurs
day, Feb. 18th, Earnest Dennis was
twenty-one years old and he thought
SO when he came home that evening
and found about fifty young people
gathered at the E. E. Dennis home to
celebrate the event. Singing, dancing
and card playing was the program.
After the supper was served a beau
tifll birthday cake was presented by
his aunt Mrs. c. E. Lewis with the FL
candles lighted and made a very
pretty ornament for the table. Before
the: guests departed carney received
few presents and purse of money.
They all wished him many happy
years to come
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
BASKET sOcIABLE.

Basket Sociable was held We'd
1nesday evening, February 24th, at the
school house in District No. AZ, where
where very large audience had
gathered. The following program
was given by the teacher, Elsie Rock
we'll and the pupils of the school:
Song, by School Chorus.
Welcome, John krull.
The Stolen Custard, Clifford
Browning. ~-..
Dialogue. Johnny,.s Pa Plays Foot
ball. 81,
& &G1andpa's spectacles, Annetta
Song, A Snow Drop Story, by the
Girls.
My Grim. Arnold Eagen.
Dialogue, A Successful Elopement
Farmer John, Harry Eagen.
George Washington Drill, by Five
Pupils.
Somebody's Mother. Frieda Hanken
Dialogue, Mr.. Pratt's Decision.
Red, White and Blue, by Three
Girls.
Notes from Battlefield, Walter
Hoist.
Song, Our Flag, Emo and Henry
Krull.
Dialogue, Mrs. Mason's Poodle.
A Sollum Fac. Wesley Browning.
Vocal Solo, by Miss Rockwell, ac-
companied by Anna Hanken.
The Ragged Little Boy, Elwyn
Eagen.
Good Night Chorus by the school.
At the conclusion of the program
the baskets were auctioned off by Mr..
Steve Hagan and proceeds to the
Mount OF $40 90 realized
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03

The Baptist. Missiion Circle viii
meet Wednes sday at o'clock with
Mrs. Clyde Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. .Dolen left yes
tefdayfor St. Paul to- spend the re-
!n1ainder Of thesweek.
+. and Mrs.aT hos. Keatinp W. ent
tosSt. Paul. called there by the death
of. MI. Keating's s sister. . S.
"a man named Rasn1us broke
einto the Gus Mohs' home last week
and Monday was fined $50 and costs
by Justice Hur1but. -:
The second Of the senior pro
grams was given in nigh School hall
|Wfdnesday evening. third pro
gram will be given this evening. .
The Ladies Aid ofsathe ..Presby
terlan church met yesterday at Mrs.
Foxs apartments at the hotel. Mrs,
Fox and her daughter, Mrs. Horned,
entertained. 4.1szss - ~
Tag Day for the Lincoln school
domestic science equipment proved
livery successful Saturday. The
Mothers Club had the work in charge
and they made over $50.
I, &C. w. Stuteroth who has beer
manager Of the Beck, Walker Land
Co, here for a year has purchased
an interest in the business and will
remove to Mason City to .reside.
-Comrade George Hessler's friends
remembered his birthday on, Saturda,
when he passed the seyenty-seconc
milestone. He received many card.
|of greetings, beautiful flowers and
| calls from friends. p
County Superintendent, Mrs
Rice, Attorney F. G. Sasse of tn,
school board and Mrs J. H. Skinner
attended the dedicatory services o
the new $4,000 school house at Tao
pi Saturday and each gave splendie
talk along educational lines.
"A patriotic program was given a
Sumner school last week and the en-
tertainment was especially fine. Mrs
;Selby sang a solo; Mrs. Coffin rea,
a paper on Lowell and Longfellow
the pupils of Miss Christie's room
gave in pantomime, the Courtship O
Miles Standish. Patriotic songs an
numbers on the new phonograpf
completed the program and refresh
Iments were served.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
ENTERPRISE GRANGE,

The Enterprise Grange held an in.
terestlng meeting Friday night at Var
co. There was large gathering. Of
hcers for the coming year were in
stalled by the State Master Rice and
his wife. Mrs. Varco had charge o1
the literary program:
Recitation-Herbert Sayles.
Reading, "When Willie Tends tn,
Baby. Mrs. A. A. Hickok.
Reading, Irish Wit" "-Mastel
Hart.
Song-Ruth Lott.
Remarks and short stories-Jame
Prouty. ="
instrumental Music-Dernice Hart
The grange voted to change the
night of meeting to the first and thire
"Wednesday nights. An oyster sup
per was served
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
JITNEY CAR SERVICE.

The Jitney service of transportation
is to be introduced into Austin. Mes
srs G. LeClair, E. Nelson and II. P
Smith will appear before the council
Friday night and ask for a franchise
for the proposed bus line. The car
will be constructed with a steel BODY
about 18 feet long, eight feet wide and
ten feet high from wheel base to the
top. The seats will be arranged on
each side Of center aisle Each seat
Will hold two passengers, total seat
ing capacity of e. The entrance will
be on the right side of the car well
forward. The car will be electric
lighted and will be heated. from the
engine. A. H. Grove, who has install
ed the system, in several cities will
start it in Austin. :.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
SIXTY-THIRD WEDDING ANNI.
VERSARY.

Sunday marked the o3rd Wedding
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Decker and i'll honor of the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Decker gave a
family dinner party to the relatives
including the Decker families and the
Sargent and Mackie families. In the
afternoon many old friends of this
loved couple called to offer congratu-
lations and many beautiful flowers
were sent to them. Ir the afternoon
little Elizabeth Jean Mackie. great
granddaughter OF MIR. and Mrs !. S.
Decker, was baptised by Rev. Alfred
F. Gregory with Mr. and Mrs {. H.
Decker as sponsors. The day WAS a
most happy one
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Ladies of the Methodist church
held their missionary meeting in the
League room of the church Wednes-
day. afternoon. Mrs. John D. Smith
reviewed chapter third from the
study book, 'In Red Mans Land
Mrs. 5. V. r. Hendryx played the
Ghost Dance. Indian Homes was
given by Mrs. Manchester.
Chief Sitting VOLTS visit to the
Great White Father, Mrs. J. r. Lewis
Instrumental solos, Winifred Finr
and Floy Murray. Mrs. Aultfathe,
served doughnuts and coffee.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
MURRAY & FINN BUY.

Murray & Finn, the Austin inlple-
ment dealers have bought the Siegel
Bros implement stock at Sergeant
and will conduct the business there
in the future. They also bought the
Grimm Bros. w. S. Finn will man
age the Sergeant business. Murray
& Finn now have four implement
stores-Austin, Adams, Rose Creek
and Sergeant.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
BIRTHS.

4 son was born Thursday, 25th, to
Mt. and Mrs. John Neirsch.
Born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs
Abe. Brooks, daughter.
To" Mfr. and Mrs. Hans Roseth Fri
day, Goth, son. p. -=s...:. -. r.. ..-..-.,.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
Do You Know 1t?

c. J. Myhre does the best and cheap
est shoe repair work in town. See him.
223 E. Mill St. All work guaranteed.
Look at the Gilt Boot Sign. 1Stf
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03

= J IT, - - :. Ranches. y =:
have three good ranches for sale on
easy terms. For information apply to
j. r Phelan, owIer, Alliance, Neb.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
MCKNIGHT-WELLS.


The marriage of Miss Frances NJ.
Wells to Eugene S. Mcknight a
former LIE Roy boy took place in St.
Paul on the 18th, whittier the bride
went, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
=. I. Roy. The home of the couple
will be at Moorhead. Both parties
are well known to many of our read
ers: The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs: Geo. Wells, a young woman
who will make splendid wife and
fhomemaker The. groom is the son Of
Mrs. Mcknight and is at pres
ent an engineer on the Northern Pa
|cific; While lie Roy has not seen
much Of him for a good many years,
(it IS known that he has made good in
This ljne of work and counts him
among her successful sons.
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03

by Kew. Alfred E. Gregory at the
Congregational manse. Mr.. and Mrs
Schroeder left for the cities for a
short stay before returning. to Grand
Meadow to reside,
"- OLTMAN-DAY.
Richard Gilman, who lives near
Waltham and Miss ~Maude Day of
Owatonna were married last Monday
at the Presbyterian parsonage at
Owatonna, Rev. E. M. Emhoff, Off
ciating. Miss Day is a daughter of
Bert Day of Owatonna and is we'll
known here. Mr.. Oltman is a pros
porous young farmer living near Wal
than and is also we'll known to our
people. The happy couple has been
visiting at Owatonna and here during
the past few days and expect to go to
housekeeping on farm near WAL
than. Their many friends here will
wish them much happiness and joy
in life.
.JACK-TUcKER.
Miss Hazel Tucker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tucker of this
city and w. B. Jack were married
Saturday, Feb. 20 at St. Joseph, Mo-,
at the residence of the Methodist
pastor. Mr.. Jack was formerly night
freight clerk at the Milwaukee depot
and left here last September to ac-
cept a position at St Joseph with a
Packing company. The bride is a
well known Austin girl who attended
school here, graduated from our
High School in 1911 and for the past
three years thas been an operator at
the Tri-State Telephone office. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack will reside in ST..
Joseph. Austin friends extend best
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03
SCHRQEDER-GOODSELL

ER-GOODSELL.
Two we'll known young people from
Grand Meadow were married Satur-
day afternoon in this city. The con-
tracing parties were Erwin C.
Schroeder and Miss Frances E. Good
sell. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Alfred E. Gregory at the
Congregational manse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schroeder left for the cities for a
short stay before returning. to Grand
Meadow to reside,
Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03

The Austin boys who attended
the Sunday school convention in Min
neapolis were John Alden Cook, Cliff
ford Finn, Oliver Dalager, Berger
Anderson and Frank Reynolds. Post
master c. F. Cook went up with the
boys, returning Friday. The delega-
ton returned Sunday evening. =.
Edward NJ. Lehnerts of the Univer-
sity Extension division spoke to the
children of Columbus school Wednes-
day afternoon. He gave description
of trip through Glacier National
Park. In the evening he spoke at
the school auditorium to 200 people.
Twice that number should have heard
this able speaker tell of the good
points Of our own state, Minnesota.
/. Thursday the Knights Templar held
a big meeting in this city. The Red
Cross, degree was worked in the af-
ternoon and the Templar degree in
the evening. Supper was served at
the Fox hotel. The visitors were
VIM. Mitchell, Martin Blacklin and
County Auditor Brainerd of Albert
Lea. Elger Greening, Geo. Wright, P.
.. Elliott, Vim. Brown, Geo. Brown,
August and Walter Detloff, August
Biederbeck all Of Grand Meadow and
Cassius SkyhaWk of Racine.
Spreading rails caused the west
bound passenger train, on the South
ern Minnesota division of the Mil
waukee road to leave the track about
four miles west of Winnebago, Friday
morning with the result that traffic on
the road was comple etely tied up for
the day Although the engine, tender,
baggage and mail cars, and passenger
coaches oil left the raids, the ears re-
manned upright and nopesof the pas
|eengeEs or train crew wsfeceived .isliur-
than : violent shaking 10.
- dankato Free Press. -.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

Nv virtue of the provisions of certain eseea OF
+r,,st given by Jeff Fletcher and Fropa Fletcher.
h ~ S wife to secure an Indebtedness due j. 3.
Tucker. therein mentioned, which deed OF trust
i to he found recorded in the Office OF the Cham
Gerry Clerk of Rankin County, at Brandon.
mississippi in Records of Mortgages and Deeds
IF Trust Book SO. at page 628, toe conditions OF
said deed of trust having been broken and the
undersigned trustee having been requested to
foreclose the same .
II Nov therefore, G, B. Harris trustee in said
deed Of trust, viii on Monday, the End day OF
August 1915 in front of the post office IN the
fToyvn of Johns Rankin County. Mlssissippi, ex-
nose for sale snd SELL within the hours prescribed
~ law. at public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash. the following described property
situated in the County of Rankin State OF Missis-
Sippi, to-wit: -,
The ELI of NE1-4 of NW1-4 and WIZ of NV
IL Of NEl-4 Section 7, Township 3. Ran9a !
East. and N1-2 of SELL of Mel Section z,
township Range East. Except the Sl-2 OF
SELL of NFEI-4q, Section 7. Township 3. Range
East. containing 20 acres more or less, all IN
said County,
One black mare mule about wears old name
July One black mare mule about years otd
name Kate. One red OK about 8yaars old name
Tony One white and red pided OK a bout years
old name broad.
The title to the above property is believed TO De
good but shall convey.only such title as IS YES
fed in me as trustee herein.
- = s G.B. HARRIS. Trustee.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29

OF Tallahatchie County, the
Present State Auditor, announ-
ces his Candidacy for LAND
COMMISSIONER. His record
as Auditor is excellent, but the
law forbids mis- succession. The
Land Office should be headed by
a most competent Commissioner,
for ineficiency might CLOUD
even the TITLE to your LAND.
Then support him, for his char
acter, record and ability are
solid. -
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29

terfeldt, E. w. Hudson, ]. D.
Scarborough.
Star-W. P. Murray, E. M.
Odom, w. A. Ross, Tom Holl-
day.
Whites-G. w. Sebren, ]. M.
Tucker, j. HI. Shack, R. N. Har-
rison.
Cleary-W. M. Renno, A. w.
Price, j. |. Long, @. S. Long.
Mt. Creek-E. O. Weathersby.
j. H. Harrison, A. c. Long, Jas.
Clark.
Brandon-W. D. Thomas, S.
R. Myers, C. C. Russell, G. ..
Robinson.
Oakdale-C. o. Rouse, James
Williams, ST., j. E. Kersh, e. b.
Miller.
Pearson-Jo Boehle, John
Lackey, w. H. Harris, K. M.
Bierdeman.
Holbrook j. G. Writ, sr.
fillmore Jones, P. H. Jones, +.
F. Loveless.
FAMINE. L. Ferguson, W.
J, Wilmington, |. O. Brown, R.
C. Latham.
Pisgah-R. L. Slade. c. w.
Shultz, w. S. Bates, M. b. Mar
tin.
Red Oak-A. H. Hawthorne,
]. M. Welsh, G. A. Wiley, r. l..
Welsh.
Pelahatchie-W. L. Barrow,
VIM. H. Elliott, t. B. Spann,
Clyde Mashburn.
Shiloh B. Fl. Mobiles, D. G..
Ragsdale, S. R. Williams, j. d..
Robbins.
Cross Roads B. Bradshaw,
E. P. Hopson, j. F. Everett. W..
C. Moore.
Antioch Ellis Donnell. C. M.
Purvis, J. E. Ross, j. W. Sum-
merS.
Clear Creek-H. w. McLain,
M. G. Mcintyre, Robert Gates,
C. H. Patrick.
Cato-A. J. Grantham, G. B.
Harris, J. B. Barnett, I. G..
Ross.
Dobson-R. E. Barnett, Henry
Brown, R. M. Grey, George Bar
nett.
Dry Creek-T. L. Cook, G. A.
Parker, C. H. Grain, 0. j. Rag
land.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29
CARD FROM HON. ROBERT
E, WILSON.
q nv Observation-Disclosures.

To my Fellow ankinites::-
I shall gratefully appreciate
the active, organized support of
my fellow Rankinites next Tues
day. Please ask your neigh
bors to vote for me on the way
and after you get there, and be-
tween now and then.
| grew to manhood in Rankin
county, and naturally hope for a
rousing vote.
When elected, as | expect to
be, I shall obey the spirit as well
as the letter of the Constitution,
which forbids the Auditor sue
ceeding himself, and not swap
chairs with my deputy, back and
forth.
Sincerely yours,
R. E. WILSON.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29
TO THE VOTERS OF RANKIN
COUNTY.

On the eve of the election | de-
sire to say to the voters of the
Middle District that | appreciate
what my friends have done for
| for me during the cam
paign, and will appreciate their
continued efforts in my behalf.
| have made a clean fight for the
office of Railroad Commissioner
upon my own merits. | have
said no word which would re
fleet upon the honesty of Mr..
Edwards, and will say nothing
now, even though he has done a
great deal mud-slinging. | am
willing for him to do all Of the
mud-slinging in this campaign.
Nothing | might say of him
would make me more fitted for
the office which l seek.
I shall say no word now at the
close of the campaign to which
exception can be taken, because
[ think that a man who would
Isay anything about his opponent
on the eve of the election, too
late for reply, is unworthy of
your confidence.
am not appealing to the
prejudices of the voters, and am
not indulging in any cheap poll
tical clap-trap. I would not in
suit their intelligence by trying
to catch their votes in that way.
| am appealing to the honest,
intelligent and fair-minded vo-
| tiers of the district who believe
in clean politics; and | promise
them that | will be faithful to
| their interests at all times and
serve them to the very best, of
my ability, and visit every county
| in my district each year as the
law provides, and hope to meet
those of you who have matters
of business for the attention of
the Commission.
| am not the candidate of any
person or corporation, or any
faction or political boss, and
wouldn't ride on any mans coat
| tail for any office in the gift of
the people. If I did could not
be true to the people and true to
the political boss who dictated
my election. / prefet to owe my
allegiance to the voters alone.
/ have covered my twenty coun-
ties and know that the people
are ready for a change, and feel
that | am sure to win the race
if my friends will continue their
interest in my behalf. Those
who know me best over the dis
trict are supporting me, and |
promise those who do not know
me that If [ am elected they will
never have cause to regret their
choice, and that | will hand back
my commission at the end Of the
term without a stain upon it.
Respectfully,
JAMES r. MCDOWELL.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29
CITY TAXCOLLLCTOR'S SALE

Blythe authority vested in me as tax collector of
the town of Brandon and the Brandon Separate
School District, will on Monday the End day of
August 1916 sell at public auction in front of the
court house to the highest bidder for cash. the
following described land for the taxes due there
on for the year 1914:
Dink Evans lot & res in S Is, T5 Rs
Tax $2.48 Damages $235. Total $4.82
Jane Finch, lot & res side Stump road Is, s. 3
Tax $4.20 Damages $2.55 Total $7.05
Emily Gibbs. Ga lot side Col st 81. 5. 3
Tax 1888, Damages $3.50 Total $5.37
Jordan Lombard, 8 LA b e by Runge & 10. 5, 3.
Tax $780, Damages $I85. Total s.. 85
Ora Lombard, "a lot & res Sc neI-4 nwI-4 1855
Tax 81. so. Damages 1925. Total 1915
Tom Coleman. 10a sw cor neI-4 SELF 90 5,
Tax SI05. Damages ST. sc. Total S2.72
Phil Morris, neI-4 seI-4 less I0a cor 20. 5. 3.
Tax S425. Damages 81 So Total $500
T T Cottrell. Tax Collector.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.

Notice is hereby given that the trustees of the
Brandon Schools will receive bids up till II snoor
On Saturday, the 18th day of july 1915. for II OF
Is tons of first class COAL to be delivered to the
white and colored school building in such guam
titles as the trustees may desire. Sealed bids
for this supply of coal should be filed with the
Undersigned president of the board.
RoBT, BURNS, President
Brandon, Miss, July %, 1915.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29
CITATION NOTICE.

State of mississippi.
To John Middleton, Defendant.
You are commanded to appear before the
,hancery court of Rankin County in said state on
me 4th Monday of September A d. 1915, to defend
the suit in said court of jamie Middleton, wherein
rou are defendant.
This the 10th day of July 1915.
TIL. GAY, Chancery Clerk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given thatssealed bids will be
received up to IL o'clock noon, Monday July2 9I5,
for the building of bridge across Hog Creek.
according to plans and specifications now on file
in the Chancery Clerks office.
7. L. GAY, Clerk
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-29
NO REVENUE LICENSES.

Birmingham Ala, July l, 1915.
Hon G, O. Robinson, Sheriff Of Rankin County
Brandon, Miss.
Dear Sir-No u. S. Internal Revenue License
has been issued to your county in six months
ending July /, 1915.
hereby certify that have carefully examined
the record of the Collector of Internal Revenue
and the above is complete and correct.
Yours very truly,
Sam P. Jones.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Ist day
of July, 1915 j. b. Moseey, Notary Public