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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

sweaters and leggings all the ume'
I like my cold bath now and ENJOY
4, every morning. Had a new ex-
nsr,snee Yesterday. Just after revie"
orders came to put on white clothes
,ou in for show and stand by TO leave
,ho island at noon. Excited, for any
change is welcome, we boarded d
coast patrol bost, $50 of u.s. taxing
our first ocean ride up the bay TO
Melville, a coaling station The pat
,Iesbip Texas is aground close ana
she was to be unloaded. The boats
hror,b, IN the ,arEs and we stored
| handled six-lneh shells all
afternoon. Some worked with l4-in'
shells weighing 400 lbs each
same worked with the eatables-we
broke into a a OF cookies and
~erapejuiee and had a regular reed
all we could hold. The OFFICERS
looked over our heads then told US
we would all be sick but we were not
Went to church as usual aud VIII
20 to town awhile this afternoon il
the big cloud ! see In the west does
not bring rain. Friday ii fained, we
coaled ship In the afternoon.
Tell Helen | have two suits OF
white. a suit OF blue now, a heavy
sweater, rubber boots, shoes n ten
mis- shoes, three suits, four pairs OF
socks. six handkerchief, brushes, etc,
The sweater in the picture is sleeve
less, worn under the blouse, and
helps a lot. has felt mighty good
We now have electric lights II
the shacks; | bought a blueiackets
manual, am going TO use OF the eV
enings instead of sleeping as WI
have been doing. l had't the hear
to be as selfish with that cake as
wanted to be. The boys are not bash
full, they crowded around-severa
have divided with me, 1t is a goot
spirit to have in a crowd. Gid go
cookies and jelly yesterday, we ha'
jelly for breakfast.
I'm all dressed up this morning
got our blue suits yesterday and nov
we are the senior regiment N tn
island, we wear them, with shoe
shined, leggings washed, white ha'
We look pretty good, l think
They lined us up Monday giving
lecture on ship customs, etc, tol
, us we will go out in a week or tw'
We don't know where, but a hill
that we ship to Cuba, finish trainin
. on G~uanatonoma Bay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
". ". POLLOCK APPOINT.
ED LIBERTY LOAN CHMN.
Success in First Campaign Held in
Audrain Resulted in His Choice
a Second Time by Officials
Two E CAMPAIGN
Audrain Quota is S543,O00 This Time
County Bankers to Meet Tues
day to Make Plans

W. W. Pollock, president Of the
North Missouri Trust Co., has been
appointed chairman Of the Liberty
Bond Loan Committee Of Audrain
County by the officials in charge Of
this district. Mr.. Pollock's splendid
success in the initial campaign made
the officials urge his acceptance for
the second. although he feared his
health would not permit II.
The campaign closes October &c
and during the two weeks which inter-
vene the county Is expected to pur-
chase $685. 900 in bonds. Tuesday,
VIII Daniel. Of Vandalia, Secretary
Of the Audrain County Bankers As
sociation, has called a meeting Of
bankers in Vandalia, to consider their
portion Of the program and the mat
ter Of financing a newspaper adver-
Using campaign. Mitchell White
Associate Editor of the Ledger, has
zen appointed Chairman Of Publicity
Mr.. Pollock. 1t is planned to SUI
lttraotive newspaper advertising dur.
NJ the two weeks in all county pa.
pers.
The Liberty Loan organization 70.
Audrain County is as follows:
W. w. Pollock. Chairman.
W. F. FeutZ, Secretary.
The Bankers Committee is com
posed Of:
c. F. Clark, of the Southern Ban.
of Mexico.
Sam Sharp, Mexico Savings Banl
S. J. Buckner, First National Ban
Of Mexico.
viii Daniels, of Vandalia Bankin
Association. Vandalia, No.
John B. Crum, Exchange Banl
|. Vandalia, No.
j. D. Sutton, Farber Bank, Farbe
No.
) W. H. Logan, Farmers Bank, La;
donia, No.
/ j. S. McCune, Bank of Laddoni
Laddonia, No.
r f. A. Feutz, Bank of Rush Hi
d Rush Hill, No.
/ II. z. French, Martinsburg Ban
Y Martinsburg, Mo.
e P. L. Mcclure, Citizens Bank, Be
Z ION City, Mo.
p. H. Cauthorn. Moline Bank, NJ
: limo, Mo.
81 L. NJ. White is chairman of t
Publicity Committee, which will !
= clude representatives from all t
newspapers in Audrain County, OF
er committees will be organized
rapidly as possible, as it is the int
tion to reach every family in Audra
J County.
III Mr.. Pollock returned from S
Louis Wednesday night, where a &C
Il ference Of all the county charm
was held at the Missouri Athle
y Club, and plans were made for pu'
d ing the sale of Liberty Bonds as th'
y are only sixteen days left in which
sell them.
Ex-Governor Richard D. Yates,
Illinois, and W. D. Vandiver, Ass
as tant Secretary Of the Treasury, v
e. address the people of Audrain Coul
D. at the Court House on Saturday
It ternoon, October the 18th, at q;
These noted speakers should have
as crowded house, but the time is shC
ca so tell all your neighbors and friel
to be sure and come to hear them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
Men Certified Into Army

The local exemption board has re.
ceived the papers from the district
board certifying Minter Bragg, of this
city, into the National Army. He will
be held as a substitute. His plea fol-
exemption came through Northwest.
ern University, Chicago, Dental schoo,
faculty, where he is an instructor
r. A. Angert, who did not ask ex.
emption, was also certified into ser.
vice and will be held as a substitute
Both men will be subject to the nex-
call. IL made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

The local exemption board receivel
notice Monday that Arthur NJ. Sill
yer, of Casper, Wyo., formerly of this
city, had been exempted from army
service on physical grounds.
Basil E. Brown, of Eads, Colo.
formerly of this city, was exempte:
on the grounds of having dependents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

The State Of Missouri to the aboya
nonresident defendants except La.
Their Stuart, Lee Stuart, Eliza
Miles, GREETING:
You are hereby notified that on this
day, October Sth, 1917, the plaintiffs
In the above entitled cause, before the
undersigned Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of said Audrain County, Missouri, in
vacation, filed their petition verified
by affidavit, setting forth that you
the said defendants, Wrintha Morris,
Alfred Stuart Arthur Stuart, George
Stuart, and Vergie Christian, are non.
residents Of the State Of Missouri; il
IS therefore ordered by me as Clerk
as aforesaid in vacation that publica.
ion be made notifying you the said
nonresident defendants that an &C.
ton has been commenced against you
by petition by the plaintiffs herein
for the purpose Of c%ontesting and set
ling aside the last will and testament
Of Laura A. Stuart, deceased.
That heretofore on or about the
10Th day Of October, 1915, Laura A.
Stuart died domiciled in Audran
County, Missouri, leaving surviving
her as her sole heirs at law, plaintiffs,
Jefferson Bura Stuart, Henry Stu
art, Edgar Stuart, Samuel R. Stu
art, sons Of said deceased and Susie
Schopp and Dollie Brooks, daughters
Of Thomas Stuart, a deceased son Of
said Laura A. Stuart and defendants,
Luther F. Stuart, Wrintha Morris,
Alfred Stuart, Lee Stuart, children Of
deceased, and Arthur Stuart, George
Stuart, Eliza Miles and Vergie Chris
tian, children Of Thomas Stuart, de-
leased son of said Laura A. Stuart.
That on October 10th, 1916, there was
presented to the Probate Court in and
for the County of Audrain in the
State of Missouri, a paper writing
purporting to be the last will and tes'
lament of the said Laura A. Stuart
Wherefore, plaintiffs pray that an
issue be made up as to whether TIE
aid writing purporting to be the lasi
will of the said Laura A. Stuart, de;
ceased, as her last will or not, and
hat upon trial and hearing it may De-
declared to be not her last will ana
testament; and plaintiffs further
pray for such other and further reIa
and orders in the premises as may De
just and proper.
1t is ordered by the Clerk afore'
said in vacation, that unless you DC
and appear at the next term Of tnls
Court to be begun and held at me
Court House in the City Of Mexico.
said County Of Audrain and state d
Missouri. on the Goth day Of Noyen'
Der, 1917, and answer said petltol,
the same will be taken as conieSssa
and Judgment will be rendered agaiS'
you.
II is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published in the Mexico
Weekly Ledger, a newspaper pun
lished in the English Language az
Mexico, Missouri, and circulated u
Audrain County, Missouri, Tor lou
weeks successfully, the last inseruIa
TO be ut least fifteen days before 'ni "
commencement Of the next term u
this Court. ,,.;l
WITNESS my hand and offlcl a
seal. Done at office in the Glty W
Mexico, County Of Audrain and oa,'
Of Missouri, on this sth day OF oc'0'
Der, 1917.
f. F. ELLIOTT,
Clerk of the Audrain Count!
Circuit Court.
Attest
(Seal Z. +. ELLIOT
A true copy from the record,
Attest: oie pIa,r.
A. C. Whitson, Attorney for f''"'
fiff 30 A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

j. M. Aliens many friends will be
glad to know that he will continue to
make Mexico his home. Mr.. Allen is
one Of Mexico's most popular sales
men, and a splendid advertiser for
the town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers Of administration upon the estate
Of
MINERVA LEACH, Deceased,
been granted the undersigned by the
Probate Court of said county of Aud
rain, bearing date of the 18th day Of
September, 1917.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to US for allowance within six
months after date of said Letters
or they may be excluded from any
benefit of such estate and il such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the time of the publica.
ton Of this notice, they will be for.
ever barred.
33-4t Adminjstrato,
Attested by me, this eighteenth
day OF September, 1917.
W. W. Bolts,
Judge Of Probate Court,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
The Weekly Ledger
Entered at the P. o. Mexico, No.
and admitted as End class matter.

WORK on the new brick plant Is
being pushed rapidly as possible; bu.
81 is hard 70 get the material and for
this reason the completion Of the
plant has been delayed. Mr.. Green
is hustling everything up, and will
start making brick just as soon as
possible. The plant is still in need
Of labor, and II you know Of anyone
who really wants to work, just send
them out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
AID FOR WAR
RECREATION WORK

At the suggestion of President Will
son the directors of the Mexico Cham
Der of Commerce have been called on
to get their organization behind the
campaign to raise a national fund for
work. The purpose of this is to in
spire the men, increase the efficiency
and help develop the fighting spirit
of the American armed forces. Fea-
lures Of this big work include the pro-
viding of wholesome, healthy environ
ment in the communities surrounding
the ninety or more training camps and
posts.
John N. WHY'S, of Toledo, auto
mobile and aeroplane manufacturer,
appointed jointly by Secretary Of War
Baker and Secretary of the Navy
Daniels as chairman of the national
committee on the War Camp COMMIT
nifty Recreation Fund, has written a
letter to each Of the following, ask
ing their assistance in this vitality inn
portant work:
Col. Z. Y. Burton
W. Rufus Jackson
l.. B. Hawthorne
C. p. Malone
W. W. Pollock
Ross R. Wagner
Clarence A. Barnes
E. R. Locke
Sam Morris
L. NJ. White
John T. Stewart
C. F. Clark
/. T. McCue
F. W. Pitcher
B. Turner Williams
The public, it is expected, must o
made to realize that they must hel
to win the var The first victo
ries" will be won in America, and wi
depend on the way in which thos
: who stay at home receive, welcom
! and hearten the men who are ready t
i bleed and die that democracy ma
live. The work for the soldiers an
sailors in the communities outsid
the camps should not be confused wit
what is being done for their entertain
ment and recreation by the Y. NJ.
A., the Knights of Columbus, the !
M. II. A. and in other ways durin
their leisure hours in camp.
Mr.. WHY'S summarizes the big pu,
pose Of the War Camp Communi.
Recreation Fund when he says:
Imagine your boy at a trainin
camp" he says. "Where shall he G
and what shall he do when off duty
The cities, big and little, adjacent (
the camps will do their best; but witt
out the aid Of a national fund it wi
be impossible to supply the equipmer
and the trained personal service net
essary to make a recreation system
thorough success"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Mrs. George Robertson and daugh-
ter, Laura, are visiting relatives in
St. Louis, from where Miss Robertson
will go to New York to study voice
this winter under a famous instruc-
tor. Mrs. Robertson, after a visit in
st. Louis, will spend the winter with
her sons on the farm near Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF Personal
PROPERTY RY SUERIEE

BY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY of
alias execution issued from the office
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Audrain County, Missouri, returna-
bic at the November Term, 1917, Of
SAID Court, and to me directed, in
FAVOR Of Theodore j. Williams, Trus-
tee, and against William F. Atkinson
ct al, ! have levied upon and sized the
following described Personal Prop
erty, to-wit:
l P-28h Runabout, / C. E. 1922 Run
ABOUT, l e. P. 63 Surrey.
c; M, 70 Surrey, / NJ. S. % Bug
gy, L. % Buggy.
/ l.: W. % Buggy, 1 M. % Buggy.
T. T. % Buggy. es''
+, I lS4 Spring Wagon, 4-3 in. Wagon,
Steel Wheel Truck.
nj = triumph TiI Beds, A Tip-Tops, 9 John
l Spring Seat, / N. G. P. PIP Gang
Flow, l X. A. X. Disk Harrow
l b. A. X. Disc Harrow, 1 Sec. 40
Teeth U. Bar Harrow.
l05-Tooth Compleet. l Sec. 2
Tooth Pipe Harrow, T. v. A. Spring
3O1 Sweeps. w.
3 No, 9 John Deere Corn Planters ,
oets Soap Disc C~ultivator.
l Front Wheel Gang, 3 Sets Steel
Eveners, 6 Scoop Boards.
~ Gear Brakes, 2 Neck Yokos ,
single Tree, 6 4-horse Steel Eveners
l John Deere Shelter, 3 End Gate
oeeder5, ] Disk Harrow Pale.
Harrow Eyeners, 2 Dain Mooro
Mheels, Dain 2-Wheel Rake, 4 ex-
IRA Teeth, l T. IL Grub Piow. / No.
D. oO-Bushel ~Spreader.
Z. Spreader, s b. S~preaders ,
b. Sulkey Rakes, loft. :
t-toot Binder Repairs.
SATURDAY THE 10Th DAY
l., VI OCTOBER, A. d., 1917,
pet"een the hours of nine o'clock in
ue forenoon and five O'Clock IN tha
AFTERNOON Of that day,
AT the south side OF the nuhlic
scua' IN the City Of Mexico. Countv
o. Audrain, sell the same, or 90 much
Inereoi as may be required, at public
yehdue to the highest bidder. for cash
costs. Gusl9h anu
. ~ - y BLUM, D. s, wtd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Mrs. W. R. Hisey has returned from
a visit in Excelsior Springs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

SEE your banker at once and ar
range to buy a Liberty Bond He
will look after the details.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Former President William Howard
Taft will speak in this city November
End. This date was sent the local
committee Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Missouri,)
County of Audrain,)
In the Circuit Court,
November Term, 1917.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Miss Lula Collins of Bowling Green,
is here on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Mrs. J. G. Trimble, of Kansas City,
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Judge
Buckner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of
NORA QUALLS, Deceased,
will be made at the next term
Of the Probate Court Of Audrain
county, Missouri, to be held at Mex.
leo, Missouri, on the second Monday
in Nov, 1917. G. A.. ROWE,
I'd Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of
JAMES QUINLAN, Deceased,
will be made at the next term of
the Probate Court of Audrain Couu.
ty, Missouri, to be held at Mexico
Missouri, on the second Monday in
Nov, 1917. I'd
NORMA CLYDE QUINLAN,
Administrative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

merely as good as cash, but much
better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18
Mrs. Llewellyn Hurt

Mrs. J. F. Llewellyn vas painfully
hurt Monday morning when she fell
down the basement steps at her home
A physician was called Immediately
and an X-ray picture taken which
showed no bones were broken; while
the injury was very painful, hel
friends will be glad to hear it was no
serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Jefferson Bura Stuart, Henry Stu.
art, Edgar Stuart, Samuel r. Stu
art, Susie Schopp and Dollie
Brooks Plaintiff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given hal final
settlement Of the estate Of
ELIZABETH ANDERSON, Deceased
will be made at the next term Of
the Probate Court Of Audrain Coun-
ty, Missouri, to be held at Mexico
souri,, on the second Monday in Nov
ember, 1917. c.. F. CLARK,
I'd Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Luther F. Stuart, Wrintha Morris.
Alfred Stuart, Lee Stuart, Arthur
Stuart, George Stuart, Eliza
Miles and Vergie Christian,
Defendants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-18

Get our prices on used cars. Hox
sey e. Sumner Motor Co. DIT wilt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
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The demand hns hccnmc So strong FOR
M" acreage tracts to be offered also ni
this sale that It has been decided to do
Nv. su that cvcr,hud, who wants 'o Ia.
cate ~ Marion ma, have Just Vhpi they
want iu tho way ~ hom" ur business
sltr un crsy terms and nt their own
price some can appreciate tho ailrNc
tiors ~ This lor1uou ps place to i've
without going out and viewing ~ per.
sonRll, and ~ certainly win D, difficult
FOR amy who are At all Inclined 20 locate
IN the country Nv look this property over
and NO, huN II YOU have not home NJ
Nout own. YOU uNc n To- yourself and
those dependent upon YOU 10 20 out TO
this sale n YOU cannot move out Rt
once secure the home site while volt
ynn Do " ~ ynut own price ana ON very
easy terms, pay the property out aud
hulh ,out home little later
Picture IN your minl Mprons sur.
rounding community. comprising ton
miles square, devoted to garden. hyrtics.
fruit. poultry. r,gs. etc with pros
porous family on ever, ". ~ and t.nrrc
ttpr' witch We believe. sunn viii be a
reality Then you viii set a vision ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

Marion viii make large steady demand
fnr close lu property suitable 'or humcs,
trucking fruit uui poultry raising utc
You can therefore huN this property
with the mtNimuui assurance NJ pll pre-
Waiting conditions working together to
make Your investment pay handsomely
larg" lots. t. 3 aud IA. acre tracts. hnVc
hccn provided IN plating Marion for
those Who want 90 produce W home what
they eat and believe me. YOU Won have
any trouble raising N here There is little
soil In oklahoma county more fertile and
certainly none better for gardening and
fruit Grt plat oi the little city st
my office. su YOU may plck out your
home site cnnditionally Nnu could hardly
make nm unsatisfactory choice NJ lnration
they are nll good hu, go look tho en-.
tire property over
Nearly ever, ,last NJ mercantile and
business enterprises will he needed At
Marion \ bank ~ good hotel and rcs
tsutput two ur three his general stores
a hardware agricultural Implement. dry
goods. millinery nnd dug store bakery
two or three hnrhet shnpr. y hlachsmith's =
shop. book store with the pns,pftlrs
one or two lumber wards an elevator
will feed stnf" and coal yard n firui.
turc store, ain. a milk sklmminr sta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

the future greatness of oklahoma titN's
most favored suburban town "" expect
Marion tu ho u town after oklahoma
,itNS own heart. built and dominated
hN the Same booster sulfit The progress
oi such u community is ns certain Rs the
prosperity uf the Industrious and the
ttitN
THE elevation NJ tho toVnsitc's business
md residence section iis rolling tim
hcr'd slopes. It's fertile. brown. sandy,
virgin soil rh, natural beauty and rro-
duytiNiiy ~ tho surrounding country. itH
train service nuo graded roads tn okla
houp CITY aud prospective electric inter.
urban line. make this location ideal fof
oklahoma CitNu most favored suburban
town, yet n is FAR enough out To- make
on ~ own merits dandy little indc-
pendent city
The view from tho crest ot the ridge
along which Houston lies A. the intcrscc.
ton ot broadway is. indeed inspiring n
you don't want 'o become Marion
booster don't look over the landscape
from this vantage point
Already ~ movement IL on foot to build
q community church and consolidated
graded school \ number NJ merchants
hp,, hgnined their intention to locnte
vt Marion and Inquiries fot acreage from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

Tho rough drawing printed herewith
siv's YOU only ,rN Inadequate picture
~ the real henut, NJ the towrslte and
the surrounding country rn appreciate
tho luyrUu,,s ~ this sir and the com
wuulN 'u witch ~ Ifs sct YOU must SOC
N Yourself
rHns prr hr'Hg mad, ~ have pn old
fashioned barbecue dinner and general
get acquainted iUuNU,tinu between tho
town p'url, and the country people
Heavy ARTILLERY, secured fut the oyrp
sion will announce Thursday morning
M" hr'h NJ the hBhy city THIS opening
sHlc promises iU Indeed he an occasion
Ions iu hr remembered
Tho KATY Railroad between oklahoma
'lN mud MNfiuu nov has passenger train
scNb" nn follows
Leaving oklahoma JiN T2s M
Arrives Marion as a m.
Leaving oklahoma yiN 1u m
Arrive. Marion 6 50 y m
tS1,iur Marion Sll m
Arrives Nhhhuuh ,it, SIS m
leaving Marion e. M
Arrives Oklahoma JIiy $40 y m
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tion. harness and saddlsry shop, wnsN
ward and q livery stable. jcwelry storo.
Two lawyers aud ono doctor, a newspapss
aud print shop, y real good moving pic-
ture thcRtcr, n garage. broom and overall
factories. etc
Tho Rig Opening sale Of lots and acre.
sgc. April n and -. 1917. hesinnlnr each
day ~ ~ o'clock M, offers the cp-
pottunity seldom found ~ buying high
class property pt your own price and On
easy terms You viii make money 10
huN Tor speculation onll, hut lot more
N YOU build and n,ake YOUR home there
Tho terms Of payment VI the LOT sale vii,
he Is percent cash and tho balance IN
sr,. twelve snd eighteen months acre.
Rge terms 20 percent cash balance in
ten sent annual payments
You will have real opportunity ~
huy high class property on easy ,erms
at your own price where yohr invest.
mcn,s will have the maximum ptnha.
hiliN oi rapid increase m value You
will he associated with a big. live
bunch oi town builder, You should
see a town IN the making Come to the
sale sure.
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prospective truck farmers Rud suburban.
ties arc coming In thick and fast
An artificial bake is hcing constructed
which will cover half y block md hc ~ tn
ld feet deep This viii be- stocked with
nsh. and surrounded as ~ is. hy fine
natural Woodland, viii afford delight.
iul place ot amusement fur the hUdc
rltN's people aud us guests
Land rarely d.prccptcs IN value tho
rule is steady advance. 40 YOU know
There are factors now which you can
depend upon 10 give Marion acreage not
only n steniN. hut rapid increase IN
value. These factors are. Tho hgh
prices for Nh products " the soil which.
according 60 past history. win continue
tnr several years after the war W. over.
after the strife between tho states cotton
sold nj 81 nm yer pound the general pros
p"rity tends toward higher prices fNr nll
commodities, real estate helnF the INST NJ
nll commodities affected hy good. ot bud.
times. has NOT Nr, reflected this infiu
once, the Government Rural Credit Act
enabling farmers tu borrow n lpfgr pet
cent ~ th'ir tarm values pt percent.
without commission on " NSatr' time.
will soon exert very definite Influence
toward higher land values. nil then tho
development IT ~ pupuluus community NJ