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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29
ENTERTAINMENT is
PROVIDED FOR THE
ARMY CANTONMENTS

The truth Of the old saying, "All
work and no play makes Jack dull
boy" has been kept well in mind by
Uncle Sam in the thirty-two army
cantonments throughout the coun-
try. The War Department Com
mission on Training Camp Activi-
ties was appointed to look after the
amusement side Of the life Of the
soldiers in camp and the work Of en-
tertaining them by the Redpath. Y.
NJ. C. A. and Klaw theatres has now
been consolidated under the direc-
ton Of the commission.
Under this plan the Redpath tents
are hereafter to be known as Glib
erty Tents" the Y. NJ. C. A. audi
toriums as Liberty Auditoriums, "
and the Klaw theatres a. Liberty
Theatres.
Harry P. Harrison, general man
ager Of the Redpath Chautauquas,
Chicago, is chairman of the Com
mitee having in charge all entertain
ments in the Liberty Tents and Lib
erty Auditoriums of the different
cantonments.
He is also chairman of the exec
utive committee in complete charge
Of the national campaign soon to be
launched for the sale Of "Smileage
Books" The Smileage books con-
tain coupons admitting the soldiers
to any of the authorized camp
amusements and will be sold at diff
ferent prices, depending upon the
number of coupons a book contains.
The work of entertaining the
army men is proving a bigger and
H;oeer success as time goes on. In
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29
AERIAL LANDING STATION

Last week we mentioned the ef-
forts Of Mayor Sealy to secure for
New Iberia an official landing sta
ton for the air fleet Of Uncle Sam,
and what was necessary to get the
Government to accept New Iberia
as their permanent stopping place
for the cross country flights between
Lake Charles and New Orleans, 1t
is a source of qualification to US to
announce that through the efforts
of His Honor, and Postmaster Silvio
Broussard the land has been secured
from tie Patout brothers and Mr..
w. I. Spencer who consented to let
the Government use some twenty
acres of what is nkown as the Pascal
property, about one mile from the
Court House. From what we learn
steps will be taken at once to
smooth out all defects in the land
and a couple of carloads of white
sand and gravel will be used to cov-
er few acres Of the tract in order
that the flyers will have no trouble
to make safe landing when they
reach New Iberia. Hon. Dan D. Av-
ery donated the white sand and
gravel and the Southern Pacific
Railroad through Mr.. D. A. Dimitry
has consented to furnish the neces-
sary cars to haul the material from
Avery Island within a few days and
in a few weeks everything will be in
r"odiness to turn the grounds over
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29
War Conditions Effect
Printing
TO THE TRADE:

~ LIE lNAOE:
We take thi. means of advising
our trade, that Paper Mills of every
kind, are seriously crippled by War
conditions, which prevent their Sc
curing coal, as a result prices have
been generally withdrawn. There
is every indication of advance all
along the line. We shall maintain
our present basis of prices as long
as we can, but ask confederation for
shortages and delays which will be
increasingly frequent.
We caution the trade not to COM
nit themselves on quotations, but
suggest that you confer with us on
any order of unusual size.
Our connections are among the
best, but all prices are bound to ad-
vance under present extraordinary
conditions.
We ask your >ontinued confidence
and cooperation with the assurance
that your busir IS will be handled
in ar absolute.. fair and conscien-
tious manner, with no unjust advan-
tage taken of the situation.
E. c. PALMER & CO. LTD.
New Orleans, La Jan. 22, 1918.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29
Tay Income Officer

The Income Tax Officer arrived in
Morgan City this morning and in
stead OF being located at the Post
office as heretofore announced, he
is to be found in theCourt room al
the City Hall. Those who are in
need of advice about making their
return will do vel to call en- him as
heavy penalties are imposed for
ncn-performance to comply with the
law of the Income Tax.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29
From Patterson Tribune:

Dear Patrons:
Owing to the ever increasing cost
of stock and production, after this
month all work entrusted to the
Tribune will be done by the Review
Publishing Co., in Morgan City.
This means that jobs of all sizes will
be done by US, where heretofore
with my equipment l could not ham
die the very large ones, l will also
act as their argent, and will be
glad to have your orders for office
supplies such as carbon paper, type
writer ribbons, adding machine pa
per, office files, loose ledger supplies,
blank books, clips, pins, peps, eras-
ers, rubber bands ETC., all of which
can be supplied at lowest prices and
on short notice. Such work as en-
bossing, engraving and lithographing
is also solicited Write or phone
your orders, which will be given
prompt attention. Thanking all for
patronage past and future, l am,
Very respectfully,
S. P. VETTER.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29

ANY little wound or abrasion Of
a bad sore and is difficult to heal.
Apply BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT at once when such accidents
happen. The wound heals promptly
the flesh occurring in cold weather
that is not promptly treated becomes
and soon does away with the annoy
ance of a bandage. Price CSC, Soc
and $1.0O per bottle. For sale by
BELANGER DRUG co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29

Camps and National Guard canton
ments nightly entertainments are in
full swing. The attendance is in
creasing each week and the plan in
every way is meeting with decided
success.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29
NO MARINE CORPS ORNAMENTS
WILL BE WORN BY EN-
ENVY WOMEN

Paris Island, S. c., Jan. 29.-No
Fraulein, or whatever it is they call
a pin-feathered broiler Under den
Linden, will ever sport a Marine
Corps ornament at the end of her
hat pin if the oath taken today, by
a recruit company Of U. s. Marines
in training here, means anything.
This company, designation and
destination deleted by censor) in
formal conclave, swore to destroy
their Corps devices and to lose their
lives il need be rather than see their
honored emblem fall into the hands
Of the enemy to be worn by his
women as q token Of victory.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29

"Save that Shovelful of Coal.
School Children Will Tag Your
Shovel January 30th."
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-29

''Savs that Shovelful Of Coal
Sehool Children VIII Tag Your
Shovel January 3oth."
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-01-12

SO, ma, non ostante, mi pace inf
nitamente. La fnestra della mia
camera sta sopra una via elegante
dalla quale vedo passare dele tur-
be di esseri umani, interessanti,
tanto per la varieta dele loro con-
dizioni che per il lOro portamento !:
scorgo anche una striscia stretta
ma lunga della veduta di Parigi,
da Santa Clotilde ALA Basilica del
Sacro Cuore, dal giardino dele
TuiIeries al boulevard degli Itali-
ami, i bagliori del tramonto IL
luminano goriosamente il lembo
di cielo che mi E concesso. Tn nu-
nero di cose inverosimili, sono
racchiuse nei pochi metri, che cal
pesto un letto, un divano, due ia
vole, due poltrone, un baule. So
pra una parete, fra lie pieghe di
una stoffa antica, 81 vedono appe-
81 ritratti de- miei ultimi amici:
sopra un 'altra quelli dele mie CO.
noscenze, dele persone che hanno
lasciato un ricordo piacevole nella
mia esistenza poi lie fotografe del
cani al quail no voluto bene: di
Bianchina, di Graziosa, di Bob, di
Jack queste fotografe 10 lie sor-
prese mel fondo de- loro occhi, So
pra uno scaffale, a destra del ca
minetto, miei libri favoriti: la
Omero, Dante, Shakespea-
re, Moliere, Diderot, Don Quichot-
tie, Manon Lescaut sopra allo scat
fsle lie Verita di Lef6vre; soto,
SAINT 'Agostino e Santa Monica d.
AIRY Shelter; in faccia ALA porta
d 'ingresso, la Vittoria di Samo-
thrace. Accanto al letto, appun-
tata cogli spill, un 'incisione di
strana e bella: nello SION
do di un cielo nero, traversato da
lampi, 81 erge una gran croce sulla
quale, un uomo da' lineamenti
grossolani e male sbozzati, E in
ohiodato; e il cattivo ladrone che
agonizza con i capelli scomposti
Ia un vento burrascoso. Egli non
solo; una popolana gil cinge il
clio con lie braccia premendo lie
abbra su quelle di lui; per arri-
7are a quella bocca ella ha dovuto
ialire sopra un asinello bianco con-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-01-12
Pariigi /

Parigi, Albergo di Castiglione
Eccomi forse arrivata ALA fine
del mio viaggio.-Da citlquanta
sette ami il mio cervello funzions
IL milo cuore bate, i miei pied
camminano senza che 10 prOvi i
minimo segno di stanchezza. Bi
sogna proprio dire che il milo or
ganismo sia resistente Era de-
stino CHI dovessi far da sola
quest ultima tappa; un giornO
cOntro ogni previsione, scoppio me-
milo limpido cielo un terrible u
ragano che mi tolse marito, fami.
glia, casa, tutto da quel giorno
vivo all 'albergo: "sulla frasca. .
Per qualunque donna che 81 trovi
nelle mie condizioni, la vita d al
bergo e la pi1 pratica e la pid pia-
cevole! Infatti il trovarsi spersa
IN un appartamento troppo gran
de, il sedersi sOla dinanzi ALA ia
VIOLA, allietata un tempo da carl
Volt, il sentire 10 scricchiolio del
mobili durante lie lunghe serate in
vernali, il veder lentamente diser-
tare gil amici e conoscenti, ed
essere in relazione col monde, sol
tanto per mezzo di giornali, sareb-
be stata una morte a piccoli sorsi.
La Provvidenza me ne ha liberata
ed 10 la ringrazio senza fine.
Ii mio pensiero, alleggerito da
Ogni cura domestica, da ogni pre-
Occupazione materiale, e come raw
yivato da una elettricita pi1 sotti-
lie, pi6 potente ed ha spiccato un
volO novello.
Nell 'eta in cui gil altri declina-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-01-12

vanO, 10 mi sOno sentita rinvigo-
rire ed no potuto levar l'ancora
per l'ultima volta. Certo questo
fenomeno non rifette me sola /! Co.
rot diceva che per intendere l'an-i
ma la bellezza di un paeseggio,
bisOgnava "saper sedersi": 10 RI
tengo di esser riuscita, dopo aver
motto brancolato per6, a saper Sc
dermi per guardare l'esistenza,
pOiche, dal punto in cui mi sono
posta, essa mi appare bella buo-
ma; 81, buona. 10 non vedo pi1
| 'uOmo come un cieco senza guida,
ma come un cooperatore dell 'ope-
ra divina come questa immorta-
le: 10 vedo camminare nell 'eterni-
ia cOndotto verso gloriosi e lontani
ideali, questa nuova visione E
per me una sOrgente di preziOsi
insegnamenti, di consolazioni, di
speranze senza fine. Perche non
dOvrei largire gil uni lie attire
colOrO che ne hannO bisognoY per-
che non penserei per color che non
hanno il tempo di pensare? per-
che non guarderei per coloro che
non hanno il tempo di guardare?
Sulla frasca', dalI'alto, 10
sguardo spazia pi1 lungi, oh mol
to pi1 lungi.
Parigi.
Tutta la mia casa 81 compone di
una camera di uno spogliatoio al
quarto piano di un albergo di pri-
ma classe mel quartiere degli stra-
nieri, tutti i beni terrestri che
posseggo, sono racchiusi in tre
oauli. Lo scenario del milo quinto
alto non E ne splendido ne sfarzo-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-01-12

il suo contenuto, mi cagiona un
sentimento spiacevolissimo. Ieri
non no potuto fare memo di sor-
ridere volgendo gil Occhi intorno
e me. Sui camminetto una statu-
eta di SAINT Antonio da Padova,
dono di un 'amica motto religiosa,
al muro un ferro di cavallo, il VI
Schio dell 'ultimo Natalie, l'ollvo
di Pasqua: amuletti, feticci, SIM
boil come soto la capanna del no
stri primogenitori: 6 un insieme
curiosissimo. So bene che non mi
porteranno fortuna non mi pre-
serveranno da alcun male, ma IN
fine son Ia
CONTINUA
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-01-12

dotto da un fanciullo il quale, tut
to vergognOso, 81 appoggia cOntro
il legno infamante. Quale amore E
questo? Quello di Montmatre, di
Saint-Ouen, di San LazzaroH Non
so; ma in quel bacio, in quel corpo
che 81 tende, che 81 allunga fno al
crocifsso, vi E una forza di tene-
rezza materna che ia credere al
perdono. Tutte queSte cOse popo-
lano La mia solitudine, mi stimola-
no il cervello il cuore, ne fan
no scaturire pensieri e sentimen-
to.
La camera mia, questa abitazi-
one volgare che per me, abituata
ale waste sale dagli alti soffitti, al
lie stoffe seriche, agli oggetti arti-
stici carl all 'occhio al tatto, a
bel quadri, dovrebbe essere insop-
portable, mi sembra invece, guam
do E adornata di fori e vi brilla
un buon fuoco, gaia e deliziosa. 10
mi sono affezionata agli oggetti
che mi circondano forse per la To-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-01-12

ro stessa bruttezza la pastorel-
la col cappello rotondo, con la CO.
lomba sulle spalle, col montone a
lpiedi il bastone in mano, 10
Istesso orOlogio pendolo che pri-
ma mi avrebbero fatto orrore, mi
son divenuti carl. Sopra ogni al
ira cosa poi mi e caro- il gran bau-
lie a striscie rosse e azzurre con lie
ME iniziai che faccio disfaccio
lsempre con piacere uguale di
cui le etichette mi ricordanO che
sonO un eSsere nomade.
Questo baule racchiude tutto
quanto e necessario ALA mia vita
divenuta ormai cost sempice: in
un compartments vi e ancora la
mia ultima acconciatura che por-
ter6 nella bara lie scarpe che do
vranno calzarmi. Chi potrebbe a.
we're della civetteria per meY Caro-
baule! Morendo 10 rimpianger6
pi1 di un palazzo, ed il pensiero
che mani straniere disperderanno
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-01-12
CONTINUA

Abbonatevi al PATRIOTA
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
WOMAN GETS TWO YEARS toi'
Perjury IN TRYING TO
COLLECT DAMAGES

Nr.. Winncircd Burns, alias MIS-.
Winnie Burnett. will spend two years
in the Texas prnitentiary AS a r"suN
. fan attempt 10 collect DAMAGES
from the NJ. *. d. 7. Railway com
pnny ON false pr"tcnscs. she was re
Gently convicted in tn" district court
of Johnson county on charge ol pr
iury. The wuman's lett foot hnd y
drformity which. when signify
bruised. swclls and anpcari to be So
y"rcIy injured. In 1871! Sh" lii'd u
claim against the railroad for dhhl-
ages, alleging that she bad tripp"d
over "A wire on the station platform
at Keenc. Texas, and had been So
yercly injured. II was shown 'ha'
no such accident occurred ana tha'
she had not been in Keen" At tn"
time the accident was alleged 20
have occurred. II also developed
that she had collected substantial
sum from the Houston and TrX1'
Central Railroad on claim Tor af
injury to the same deformed !o"t.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
HAKER WARNS AGAINST COM
ING U.ROiT DRIVE
Submarines. VIII Attempt to Gut Am'
cr.cuo Line of COMMUNICATION.
Fighting Now More Active.

Warning that the eGrmani are
prcparing for n great submarine ol
f,nsiye against American lines OF
communication with France, in con
ncction with the impending Tcuton-
ic drive against the west front. IS
given by Secretary Bah'r in ms
weekly review. made public ny 'h'
War Department. .,
Recently there has been mars IT.,
decrease in the number uI di'ie'i
merchant vessels sunk hf Suhhna
rjucS. The explanation FOR thiS '
found in the withdrawal nl Sunina
rincs in connection with the comm
thrust ON land and sea. The r''i'"
says.
A. the tim" draws near wh'n
orc" again ~" enemy VIII A't'mu'
tn strik, a decisive bios in The we
IT must he emphasized that ne VII
rut he content with mcr" mli!tar!
un,rations ON large scale.
, During tho last fortnight 'n'n!
4pbnlnriure haV" been r"caiitn
home unrt, to hc r,fitt'' ana IN
r,n, po,yprful euhmarf" "tl nSi'
hitherto nndcrtoh ken may be- "Ap'''o'
,n bo launched uEairSt our lh'5 q
communication with France /" inter
ru,,, ,h, ,j,adv flnW ul mon ana hln
nitior, for our 0Wn armies H'd i"'
,uuuIi.. for ,h" allies.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
NEW EEIINERY PLAN IN OPER-
ATION HERE
One Delivery II Day for Groccries,
Two for I,ntChcrs.--Ail Food
Dealers and Eating Houses
Agree on Conservation
III All Foods.

rrlluWin. a meeting last week OF
vrur'rs. butchers. bakers, and eating
,.tahli ,hncnt people, new delivery
system il in operation in Durant
thi; w"ch.
Thc erucora unanimously agreed
upnn one delivery day for the city.
\ll orders taken up to noon will be
delivered that IfI"rruon; orders re-
cciycd iu thc uft"ruoon will be de-
liyorrd in the afiornoor OF the fol-
lowing day. There wi.' h' 10 varia-
iiunS from thii rule.
BUtchcrS agree to two deliveries
dsy. An orders received before
O'Clock in the morning will he de-
rvcrri between that hour and noon.
orders received after in the morn
ing and M To : O'Clock In the after
noon will he delivered soon after d
.o'cluck in the afternoon. Orders re-
crivod after in the afternoon VIII
be delivered by noon of the follow
ing day. There will be no deviation
from the ruln under any circum-
stances Butchers agree to remain
closed and make no deliveries on
Sunday under any conditions
All butchers have agreed to close
their places Oh DuSineSS u" i'o"'i.''
day tTucsdaysI and make no sales
/, or deliveries.
4 committee was appointed, con
/ sisting Of five grocers and one but
+ | cher. to work out and plan coop
erative delivery system for the city
p, The bakers have agreed to neith
'cr bake nor sell any wheat bread o'
wheat product ON wheatless day. az
have the groccrs. Substitute breat
will BE- made and sold on that day.
+ Hotel and restaurant people ex
prcs.od the intention of keeping al
wheat bread Off their menus Ol
y whcatless day. Keeping all meat OF
the bill on meatlcss day. and p0r'
u from the bill on porkless day. Here
tnforc, lit,l" If any effort has bee
made by the hotel and rcstauran
people along these lines.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
FOUR DIED FROM EtiG-NNi OF
WOOU ALCOHOL

a. "A result of drinking eggnos
made with donatrr2d or wood alco-
hol. AT Francis, Okla. Monday. four
persons are dead and several others
are seriously i'll. The dead are Mrs.
Emma Sharp. J. G. Sharp, Elgih
Sharp. and Gladys White. the latter
a vaudeville actress. Fifteen or
twenty other persons are reported at
very sick. County officers say that
some alcohol was taken from Dox
ear i'm the Frisco yards Saturday
night. II is supposed that in some
manner this stolen alcohol found lts
WAY into the hands Of the people
| affected. The Sharp family made
an old-fashioned eggnog SUNDAY
morning. but nothing occurred uh
til Monday morning at o'clock, at
which time J, &. Sharp. aged 20, ne
come violently i'll and died before
ANYTHING could be done for him. Lat
er Elgin Sharp, 23 years Old, aiso
died. Their mother lived until !"
o'clock Miss White, who died III
| Ada. became sick Sunday evening",
and died Monday morning. She was
nj Francis Sunday and IL thought To
have been IL member of the eggnoH
n"rtv County Officers and members
Df the County Council OF Defense
are working on the case TO ascertain
If "A plot to poison had been planneu'
Get our prices on JOB Printing.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
GEO. +. DECK.
Attorney for Guardian.

---~~~~~--~-~-~~>~s~7>->>~ ~-0<-3~s---r 80 80 f
lst insertion Jan. %. l3lN.
End insertion Feb. !. l9lN.
In the District Court Of and for ll'
an County, Oklahoma. at Dnrd.'
The First National Bank OF hen
nington, Oklahoma, PlaihtI u
VS.. No 2NGi
+. +. Rines ct al, Dei"ndah'
NOTICE OF SALE OF CHATTftH
by virtue OF an execution tn NJ
directed and delivered. issued nu' '
the District Court OF Bryan Count
Oklahoma, in an action in 81
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
wherein thr First National

. "..aa ap4Y9 o o . . . o q.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
CONSTANT SUFFERER FINDS
RELIEF

have been constant sufferer
from kidney troubles and was down
sick in bed ". writes G. +. Reynolds,
Al. Herrick St. Elmira. \. y
commenced taking Foley kinday
Pills. In Il few days ! was mp ana
out of bed Recommended Tor rhth'
matte pains. backach". bilinuSn"ss
sore muscles, stiff joints, urea
ont feeling. For sale by stone
Drug Co 'an')
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01

lst insertion Jan. %. 1918.
18th Insertion Feb. -, 1918.
state OF Oklahoma,
Bryan County.
In the County Court.
| In the Matter of the Estate OF Theo
dore T.. Roebuck, Minor; Lau-
ra I. Morehcad, Guardian.
| Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of IN order OF the County
court OF Bryan County, State of Ok
lahoma. made on the g3rd day OF
October, 1917. the undersigned
Guardian will sell at public auction
at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Purcell, County of Me
Lain, State OF Oklahoma. during le-
gal hours on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1918. all the right. title. in
torest and estate of the said ThHo-
dorn F.. Roebuck, in and to the fol
lowing described real estate situated
in the County of McLain. State OF
Oklahoma, tOwit:
The Nj, of SEA of SELL and
Nj. of SEM and Nia of SWh
of SEh and SWT of SW'i of
SFN of Section ,. Township .
North. Range West.
Said sale will bn subject to cor
4 firmation by said Court. The terms
of sale will be- cash upon the delivery
o. of the guardians deed, and no BID
will he considered unless a deposit
of at least 1917 OF the bid offerc J
in the form of n certified check.
Dated this the 21st day Of Janu
i ary, 1918.
LAURA 7. MOREHEAD.
Guardian
GEO. +. DECK,
4 Attorney for Guardian.
let insertion Ian. 25. 1918.
4th insertion Feb. IS, 1918.
State Of Oklahoma.
Bryan County.
In the County Court, Bryan Coun
ty, Oklahoma.
In the Matter OF the Estate of B"i
nice Lee Love. a Minor: Maj
4 Love. Guardian.
Notice Is hereby given that in pul
suance of an order of the Count
Court of Bryan County, Oklahom;
made on the 18th day OF Januar.
1910, IHe uIueTSlBueu Sudiuiah w
sell at public auction at the fror
door of the Court House in the Cit
of Durant. Bryan County, Oklahom
on the 18th day of February, 19l
during legal hours. all the rights,
tie and interest and estate of II
said Bernice Lee Love in and to Il
following described real estate 81
uated in Bryan County, Oklahom
to-wit:
NEA of NWh of NEh. Sec
tion 81. and NJ of SWh of SW
4, and SEA OF SWh OF SWh
of Section 22, and NWh of NE
II OF NWh OF Section "a, all
in Township South, Range
East. containing so acres NOR"
or less. according to the Gov
ernment survey thereof.
Said sale will be subject to !
confirmation by the Court and I
terms of sale be cash upon the deli
cry of the guardians deed, and
bid will be considered unless ii &
p0sit of at least l0'; OF the bid
ferod in the form OF a certified chez
Dated this the 18th day Of Jar
ary. 1918. MART Love,
Guardi,
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
County of Bryan.
CERTIFIC.iTE OF PARTNERSHIP

Know All Men by These Presents;
That T.. G.. Motter and a. Iumwal
are associated as partners in the
business of buying and selling auto
mobiles. accessories and parts In the
City of Dur3nt. Bryan County. Okla
homa. under the firm name or MOI
ter Motor Company that said part
ncrship is a general partnership dat
ing from the LIST day OF January
1915; that all of said partners resid"
| in Durant, Bryan County, Oklaho
ma; and that there are no oth"i
partners belonging to said partner
ship.
Dated this the 25th day OF Jan
uary, a. ID. 1918.
f. G. MOTTER.
A. IUMWALT
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-01
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