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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-13

State of Wisconsin County Court for Mara
thon County: In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the time up 10,
and including the first Tuesday of October,
1915, is hereby allowed to creditors Of Emile
Flohr Kickbusch, deceased, 70 present their
claims for examination and allowance. Also
that all claims so presented. will be examined
and adjusted at a special term OF said County
Court TO be held at The Court House In the City
Of Wausau on the second Tuesday OF October,
1918.
Dated March o. 1915
By the Court,
+. r. BUMP. County Judge.
KREuTZER, BIRD, kosENBEnRY & OKoEEsKG
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state Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court for Mara
thOn County.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or WAUsAU.o
a corporation, Plaintiff.
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OFFICIAL DENIAL NV, sswsr I I.s /, eq toms.

REGNEE a RINGLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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First Insertion March 30, last April 20.
Notice to Creditors.

~, ~ =, i. ~" DUMP tCuhLg Juuge
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ORLAF ANDERSON, County Judg
Attorney for Executrix.
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UNIONTOWN.

Messrs. Frank Boetler, Harry Ying-
ling and son, Elmer, of Baltimore,
spent the Christmas holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. F. Eckard.
MIR. Charles Rodkey and family, of
Baltimore, are visiting MIR. Rodkey' .
parents, MIR. and Mrs. William Rodkey.
Rev. Harry Baughman, Of Keyser,
W. Va, spent Christmas with his par
ents and sister, Mrs. H. B. Fogle, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rodkey are
spending the winter In Baltimore.
The Week or Prayer will begin at
the Methodist Protestant church on
Sunday evening, January 3rd.
Mr.. H. B. Fogle spent several days
the past week at Rocky Ridge.
Miss Nellie Weaver, of the State
Sanatorium, spent Christmas at home.
NIT. and Mrs. Jesse Billmyer and
grandson, Guy T. Billmyer, are spend
ing the holidays in Baltimore.
Mr.. Roscoe Murray and Miss Bell,
|of Frederick, spent Sunday with Rev.
T.. X. Murray and family.
Mrs. Mary Ogle, widow OF the late
Ephraim Ogle, died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. George Goodwin, on
Monday, at a. M, in her 83rd year.
She was taken i'll suddenly Saturday
and never rallied. Funeral services
we're held at Beaver Dam on Thurs
day morning, services conducted by
Elder O. Bonsack.
Mr.. Norman Eckard, Of Baltimore,
spent Christmas at home.
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WATERSVILLE.

Mans inhumanity to man makes
countless thousands MOURN" and Is
caused by not observing and conform
ing to the sublime teaching of the
Christ whose birth was announced
to the Shepherds of Judea by angelic
hosts whence was proclaimed Peace
on earth, good will towards men.
This Christmastide witnesses a de-
ploring departure, the silver lining to
the cloud is that our beloved country
has not suffered the death hand Of
wars desolation," and that We are
still trying to promote the doctrine OF
peace.
The weather has been extremely
cold, and mother earth has been COW
cred with a chrystal and snowy man
tle, and The trees, boughs and tiny
twigs, bending their heads a. III in
a beatitude OF praise to their creator
Christmas was very quietly cele-
brated here by home reunions and
enjoyment in the family circle.
The Sunday school of Mt Olive
church had it, Christmas entertain
ment on Christmas Eve, and the
school Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, here, on Monday evening.
There will be service at St. James
Protestant Episcopal Church, Mt. Airy
on Sunday at IT. a. m.
IA. B. Sellman and Brother did D
very successful business in holiday
goods.
Mr.. King is occupying the house
vacated by Mr.. Melvin Hartman.
On Christmas Eve, Mr.. Howard Hal
and Miss Carrie Porter, daughter 81
MIR. Benjamin Porter, were united III
marriage at Mt. Olive parsonage BY
Rev. T. M. Dickey.
Miss Bessie Steiner, teacher Of
Wampler's school, Deer Park Road, i:
spending the holidays with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Steiner.
NIT Lewis Greenwood, OF Baltimore
II visiting his father, MIR. Thomas
Greenwood.
Mr.. Edward Myers paid visit t.
his mother, near Unionyille, Freder
lex county, last week. He reports
that his brother, MIR. Leonard Myers
caught an opossum weighing TIL
pounds.
The New Year, 1915, is here Happ,
New Year to the Advocate and all
Let us meet the future full of. Faitl
and Hope"
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BETHEL.

Mr. and Mrs Wylie Demoss and MIR.
and Mrs. Eugene Abel and daughter,
Zelta, and Mr.. Stanley Evans, of Bal
timore, spent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Nimrod Greene.
MIR. and Mrs. Noah Arbaugh spent
Xmas with their daughters at
Patapsco.
Miss Gladys Magee, OF Baltimore, il
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Shipley.
The revival services will start at the
Bethel Sunday night, January 2.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the home or Miss Carrie Greene
Carrollton, Saturday afternoon, Jan
uary 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Leppo enter
tanned on Xmas Mr.. and Mrs. Column
bus Leppo and son, Paul. and Mr.. and
Mrs Noah Arbaugh.
Misses Goldie and Gladys Leppo, Oh
Baltimore, spent Xmas with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Leppo.
Mr.. Melvin Danner, of Medford, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Noah Arbaugh.
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TANEYTOWN,

Alfred Weimer, wife and four child
parents, Joseph Althoff and wife.
Lewis Elliot and wife, of fancy
town, and DR.. Francis +. Elliot and
family, of Harvey, spent Christmas
with Charles Mayors and family, OF
Littlestown.
Roy Q. Keefer, wife and daughter
OF near NIT. Union, spent Christmas
day with her parents, u. a. P- Garner
and wife.
DIR. Andrew Hitchcock and family
of Woodsboro, spent Christmas with
his brother, DR.. N. A. Hitchcock, and
wife.
Miss Alice Hess, of near town, spent
Sunday with her uncle, Daniel Ohler
and wife.
David Wolf still continues danger
ously i'll.
Mrs. John E. e. Hess returned from
a ten days visit to her daughter, Mrs
Robert Sherald. Mrs. Sherald and
son accompanied her mother to spend
the holidays.
Miss Olive P. Pennell is spending
the holidays with her home folks at
CheStertoWn.
I Miss Beulah Englar, Of Bound
Brook, NJ III, il visiting her parents
p. B Englar and wife.
Miss Nellie Yount, of MorristoWn
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. .Chas
! Kephart
4 Miss Margaret Elliot, Of Westfield
M III, il visiting her brother, Lewis
Elliot.
Edgar Conover, wife and son, d
York, are visiting in and around
town.
Miss Ida Thompson, of York, i:
visiting her parents, J. A. Thompson
and wife.
NJ MIR and Mrs. Robson, of near New
Windsor, are visiting their daughters
Mrs. e. A. Newcomer and Mrs. Chas
Goodwin.
/ William Barnes, of near Keymal
was found dead in bed ON Saturda!
morning, aged 80 years, months and
days. Funeral at Unionville Meth
odist Church and interment In Union
vile Cemetery, Monday He is sur
vived by wife and three children.
Miss Grace B. Haugh, only daugh
ter of James Haugh, and William II
Baldwin, OF Wrightsville, "a, wer,
married at the Lutheran parsonage Oh
Monday afternoon by Rev. IL. B. Hafer
pastor Of the bride. They left on tn,
evening train for a trip
Mrs. Jacob Wolf and two children
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There remains lot of corn I'M
husked in the vicinity OF Eldersburg
at this time, due W. suppose, to the
scarcity Of hands, caused by building
the new road and bridge. One farm
er gave us the reason he had not
finished was that people might think
he had small crop. This doubtless
only was said in joke, but We don't
believe it necessary for any corn to
be out at this season OF the year, even
though help is scarce, as few hands
could at least pull the corn and stow
it in buildings to be husked through
the winter.
This month has been the greatest
harvest for the blacksmiths than for
many year, and our new smith,
William Warner, who recently opened
a shop at Haight, is kept busy shoeing
horses on account of the icy condi-
ton of the roads.
we wish the Advocate and readers
happy and prosperous New Year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Smith visited
Mrs Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Willis, Of Baltimore, On Christmas
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckingham last
week.
Mr.. J. E. Jordan spent Saturday
with Mt and Mrs. ID. Il. Buckingham.
Washington Camp No. 20, r. o. :. Of
AZ, elected the following officers
President, Thomas Snider; vice presi-
dent, Walter Jordan; Master of Forms,
Charles Allen; Recording Secretary,
James Buckingham; Financial Secre-
tary, Luther Myerly; Treasurer, Allen
Gorsuch; Conductor, George Grau; In
spector, John Isles; Trustee, r. T.
Shipley.
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Some of our young people attended
the Xmas services at Christ Church
on Xmas evening.
The entertainment held at Pine
Grove school house on Wednesday
evening was largely attended. Good
dialogues were rendered.
The Carroll County Reed Band rem
dered music. for the Pleasant Hill
Band fair on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reigle and
children, Of Hanover, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Reigle's father, John
Gobrecht
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leppo and
daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Leppo's parents, MIR. and
Mrs William Frownfelter, near Kings
dale.
The mumps are very prevalent in
this vicinity at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Markle and
daughter, Annie, spent Xmas at the
home Of his brother, Wesley Markle.
On Sunday at It. Bartholomew
Church, Sunday school at D. N.
Preaching at p. m, by Rev. ]. H.
Hartman.
Visitors at the home of p. T. Utz
on December 20 and ~, were: Plus
Duncan and Madeline Crowl, OF Han
over; Misses Goldie Bechtel, Jotty
Forty, Mary Wertz, Minnie Lawyer
and Erma Markle, Messrs Paul Null,
Edward Zumbrum, Paul Shorb, Carroll
Lester and Walter Vent, Earl and
Claud Bechtel, George and Claud
Brumgard, Paul Utz, Lloyd Markle
and Harry Sandruck.
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HOUCKSyILLE.

Mr- and Mrs Walter Elseroad are
visiting with the latter's parents, MI.
John Beetley and wife, of Baltimore.
William Basler, Jr., was taken to
the Union Protestant Infirmary, De-
cember 18th, to be operated on for
appendicitis. At this writing he is
getting along fine and il expected
home i'm about ten days.
Raymond p. Buchanan spent several
days Of the past week with friends in
Westminster.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley,
Will hold It, next meeting in January
at the home of MIR. o. IL. Elseroad.
Rev. III. @. Hall will preach Sunday,
January Bird, at Wesley. Subject,
The Methodist Episcopal Church
Services" at 1890 a. m.
John A. Buchanan is still at the
Mercy Hospital, recovering from an
operation for gall stone.
MIR. William Harris IL still I'LL at
this writing, but somewhat improved.
Mrs. Kate Shaner, widow of the
late Samuel Shaner, was buried in
the cemetery at Wesley, December 20.
She died at her late home In Balti-
more, December 26th, of rheumatism
or the heart.
Grant Dell, Mrs. e. J. Hoffman and
Miss Ethel Lester will serve as dele
gates from Wesley to the annual E.
J.. Convention to be held in Fayette
Street Church, Baltimore, January rs
and 20.
Miss Dorus Barrack, OF Trenton, NJ
j., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
s Allgire.
Mr.. Calvin Woolery is i'll with
pneumonia at this writing.
Farmers are now busily engaged In
hauling ice.
William Basler, Sr., has put I'D q
very large henery.
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4II4AIGIIT.

Cutting ice is the order OF the day
and as there is an unusual quantity
at this season of tie year, there is no
reason why every house should not be
filled.
The snow which fell On Thursday
last covered the Ice and made travel
difficult for man and beast. The
snow, however, was not sufficient for
sleighing.
Several persons near North Branch
have the mumps and the disease II
likely to spread over thu community
III not checked at once.
Mr.. William Trott and family moved
last week to the new house recently
erected by his son, Norwood
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MANCHESTER.

From every point of view this wa
an ideal Christmas Many hearts
beat with happiness and many lives
were frightened by the bestowment
of good cheer and good deeds. Those
who take their part in life in every
capacity were filled with the senti-
men+ of the day. There were many
who had some necessary work to do
that day, but even with them was the
spirit in evidence. The children were
happy, if in a parental home or a
poor one for Charity was walking
with lavish hand. III was a real
Christmas, one long To b. remember
cd.
The Sunday school Of Trinity Re
formed Church held their entertain
ment Christmas eve, December q.
The church was beautifully trimmed
with laurel and spruce, two large
trees and the candles burning I'm each
window and ON the altar took w.
back to We olden times. The exer-
cises were well rendered. The pan
tomime, My Faith Looks Up to Thee, y
was beautiful. The following pro-
gram was given: Opening song, by
the school; responsive reading; pray
II, Dr. Land; recitation, Anna Ben
der; recitation, Joseph Tarbet; sing
ing, by the school; recitation, George
Shower; singing, by school; exercise,
Little Candles" by girls; singing, by
school; recitation, Leo Bending; ex-
ercise, Christmas Chain, by class Of
boys; singing, primary class; exer-
else, The Star, The Song, The
Story" singing, by the school; reel
tation, Gertrude Adkins; singing, by
the school; address, DR.. Land; offer
ing; anthem, by choir; pantomime
my Faith Looks IT'D to Thee sing
ing, by school; distribution OF gifts
Benediction; Doxology. Just before
the close of the entertainment DR.
Land was presented with a handsome
leather rocking chair, it was a sur
prise to the Doctor, but highly appre-
ciated.
Midnight service wa held In the
Catholic church and was well attend
ed.
At O'Clock Christmas morning
service was held in both Lutheran
and Reformed churches, appropriate
music wa well rendered
The members Of the Sunshine 90.
ciety" distributed Christmas cheer tt
a number of people. The little child.
rem were remembered with toys, dolls
candy, ETC., the sick with flowers, thu
old persons with money, severa
families with well packed basket ot
groceries and other provisions. This
society has given literally at al
times, bringing happiness and com
fort to the sick and needy, ever read!
to help the unfortunate. Their motto
being, "It Is more blessed to giv'
than To receive
Mrs. Jacob Musselman entertafnet
her friends Saturday afternoon, De
cember 26, from 2 until o'clock.
large number called. A nice lunch
con was served. Mrs. Bergman, Mis-
Miriam Bergman and Miss Mae Mus
selman assisted tn hostess in th
dining room
Miss Fannie Ross gave an "a
Home" Monday afternoon. The din
ing room was beautifully decorate,
with greens, holly and pointsettas
the table appointments were beauti
ful; candles lighting the table Th
ladies who assisted Miss Ross in TX
ceiying were: Mrs. w. Robinson, Mrs.
Harry Hutchens and Mrs. ]. M. Mot
ter, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Fl. s. Mus
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EMORY.

Miss Fannie Leight, of Baltimore,
spent the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leight.
Miss Pearl Zepp spent Christmas
day with Mrs. Charles Elseroad-
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Carr, or Bal
timore, spent the weeks end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carr.
Mrs. Charles Myers has returned
after spending some time with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs Cooper, or Bal
timOre.
Mir. and Mrs. William Green and
sons, Of Arcadia, and Mrs. Mollie
Jones spent Christmas day with Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Raver
Mr.. J. III. Taylor, Of Westminster
A. visiting hi sister, Mrs. U. F. Raver
and brother, Mr- Marshall Taylor.
| Mrs George zepp and daughter
Hazel, spent Christmas day with hel
daughter, Mrs. Bernard Oursler, Of
Arcadia.
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selman and III. T. Lamotte. Mrs.
Belle Miller and May y. Gettier serv-
"a in the dining room
Mrs. William Masenhimer served a
luncheon to her friends Tuesday af-
ternoon, December 20. The home was
lighted for the occasion. The decor
atoms of green's, holly and point
settas were most appropriate. The
luncheon was served by Miss Julia
and Winifred Masenhimer, daughters
Of the hostess, and Mrs. Robert
Showers, Miss Masenhimer's sister.
The affair was one of the enjoyable
ones of the season.
Mr.. Leonard Smith, an old citizen
OF Manchester, passed peacefully
away Tuesday morning, December 20,
at 8 a. m. Mr.. Smith had been in de-
clining health the past year, but was
only ill a few days. He was able to
be around Christmas day, but in the
evening he became worse and grad
ually weakened until the end came.
Funeral services from his late resi-
dence Thursday morning. Interment
in the Lutheran cemetery He was
aged 65 years md 10 months.
n Mrs. Charles Hively fell in her side
| her limb. AT first 1T was thought IL
was broken, but later 1t was found to
be a bad strain She has suffered
severe pain and is very nervous from
the fall.
Miss Fannie Ross had as her
house guests over Xmas, MIR. and Mrs
William Robinson and Mr. and Mrs
IJ. MI. Motter, or Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs III TaMatta tnfnrfair1-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hutchens, OF
Baltimore.
Messrs. Charles Miller and Gardner
Houck, Of Baltimore, spent Christmas
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Miller.
Mrs. Witha III. Shower and daugh.
ter, Fannie, are spending several days
in Baltimore, the guests of Mrs. George
Shaffer, Mrs. Showers daughter
Miss Lizzie Trump spent the Christ
mas holidays FRI Westminster H. \
guest OF Mr.. Frank Herr and family.
DR.. Harry Masenhimer, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, spent Xmas at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Masenhimer. sft
MIR. and Mrs Albert Eckenrode ant
son, Thomas, spent the past week al
the home OF Mr. Masenhimer and fam
lily.
Miss Carrie LaMotte is spending
the holidays with her sister, Mrs
Breck Shaw, of Frederick, Md.
"A Happy New Year to al
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HAMPSTEAD.

Miss Jennie Stone, who had been
clerking in the department store of
T- J. Hunt & Son, has left to accept
position in Hanover, "a
Miss Ino Reigart, Of York, Pa, spent
several days with friends.
Miss Gertrude Hanse, of Cunber-
land, is spending some time with
Miss Rose Coppersmith.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keefer spent
Christmas with Mrs. Keefers parents,
Mr- and Mrs. Harris, OF Warfields-
burg.
Misses Ida and Anna Kelbaugh gave
a progressive domino party on Mon
day night.
Mrs. Della Kelbaugh and SON,
Thomas, Of Boring, spent Christmas at
the home or MIR. ana Mrs. Eugene
Worthington.
Mr.. j. Bernard Barker, principal Of
the Hampstead school, is spending the
holidays with his parents in Port De
posit.
Miss Mary Bosley II spending thu
holidays in York, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slower and
family are spending the holidays in
York. Pa.
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LOCUST HILL.

Another year j. past and gone into
history, 20 4 wish the editor and all
the readers a happy and prosperous
New Year.
E. M. Raubenstine has filled his Ice
house with ice from to z inches
thick.
Mr- and Mrs III. A Stonesifer spent
Xmas at the home or Claud Koontz
near Bachman's Valley, Md.
Visitors at the home of Milton Null
on Xmas day were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Null, Misses Lille Steiner, Goldie
Bechtel, John Keindinst, Lloyd
Markle, Ivan Wentz, Freddie and
Leslie Bechtel- Ali had "a good time
The cold wave has passed ana tho
weather is not quite SO cold.
Jacob Wildasin filled his ice house
or afrnday
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Mr.. Howard Sellars, of Finksburg,
and MIR. Vernon Stull, of Baltimore,
spent Friday with MIR. and Mrs. j. r..
Raver.
| wish one and all a very happy and
prosperous New Year.
Be sure and come to our Epworth
League social on December 81. All
are welcome
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of Baltimore, are visiting her par
ents, @. o. Fuss and wife.
Miss Ethel Sauerhammer, of West
Chester, il visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Sauerhammer.
People are filling their ice houses
with very fine, clear ice, nearly ten
inches thick.
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T(fTSlTI,.T

Camp No. 20, P. o. S. OF A., held its
annual banquet on December 21st,
which was well attended, and the good
things very much enjoyed by all.
Christmas passed off very quietly
here The snow came in time To make
the hearts OF the little ones glad.
Mr.. e. H. Phillips, Of Baltimore,
spent Christmas at home with his
family here.
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WHILE YOU ARE HELPING THE
NEEDY EUROPEAN SUFFERERS.
DON'T FORGET THE COAL HAND
LERS AT HOME. ORDER COAL
EARLY in THE DAY-THAT'S EASY.
1t will make the winter problem much
easier for them if you Will order Coal
as early as possible i'm the day. 1t
will give you better service also, ~
reward to the drivers of Smith q Ref
Snider teams.
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C0AT,-HEATER HAS

A TUAL-HEATER HAS AIN
APPETITE LIKE IA GROWING BOY
THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. You
simply have to keep feeding IL. I'm
like other kinds Of food you don't re-
quire rs much Coal, If IT'S good. Try
Smith A Reifsnider for good Coal.
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WAREHOUSES; OF
VALLEY LICENSE
UNIT MARKETING WAREHOUSES; TO
NUMBER OF EIGHT ARE GIVEN
TEXAS STATE PERMITS.

Eight Magic Valley Warehouses. AL Of
them organized and To he operated by the
various units of the Unit Marketing Sys-
TEN, have applied to the state warehouse
and cooperative marketing department for
licenses. and they nave been issued. The
state department i receiving an average
of four applications a day for such liccn-
~e~. and oixty-threc have been issued IN
all parts Of the state.
Those warehouses licensed IN the Valley
are: Unit State Bonded Warehouse Com
panv. San Bcniio.
McAllen State Bonded Warehouse Com
.pany. MrAllen.
Donna Unit State Bonded Warehouse
Company. Donna:
Mercedes State Bonded Warehouse
Company. Mercedes.
Pharr Unit Bonded Warehouse Com
.papy. Pharr.
III Rain INIT State Bonded Warehouse
Company. ri Rain.
Harrington INIT State Bonded Warehouse
Company. Harrington.