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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-01
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In Witness Whereof I have hcrcunto set
my hand AID affixed my official seal this
Y. n. RIDPATH,
(SesD Notary Pubile.
Ny commission expires June l, 1921
ENDORSED No ioles. Cor Reed Vol q
Page sos. Certificate Of Incorporation ~
COLUMBIA OIL ASD LEASiNG COM
PANY. Piled In office u State Corporation
Commissian Of New Msxico Oct, %. 1919.
M A T.. Morrison, Clerk.
Compared JJO 70 EMA.
Oct 81. Nov. !,
Indexed ioGsA, Com pd. T W 70 q. Y.
State of New Mexico, County Of brrna'
llln-as.
This Instrument was filed for record on
the egth day u Oct, 1919, At 2 O'Clock a
m. Recorded In Vol ~ Misc Of Records
81 said county Folio a2i. Nestor Moutoya,
Clerk and Recorder ny oliyio Eyeriti. Dep
uty Clerk.
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tcorner Coal and South broadway
Harold q. Davidson. Pm. d. pastor;
residenos. ess south Walter; phone.
sunday school at sst5; everybody
on time. Story period from l0tts
a IN. tili ~ a. m. This for those also
who can n Q come 20 Sunday school.
An Interesting story for young ana
Morning service Al II O'Clock. DR..
r. W. RANKIN u New York will be the
preacher ana will speak on the new
lnter.church movement He " an
eloquent speaker ana his theme 10 vf
vital inlersnL. Special musical fea-
Prelude. ~Bcreuse," (oastln ae
Llile5. oner.ory. "cavatina,1 q.
RAM. solo, Mrs. Horton. selected.
All members Of the Sunday school
from 7 TO ~ are invited 10 the Pres
hyterian church ~ . y. IN. 20 the
Gnion Junior Endoavof nesting, con-
Quoted by Miss Hooper. international
Junior G, y. superintendent
The mcmuers OF tins g. y. society
win meet At the Lead Avenue Meth.
Inc Union senior {. u. rally.
AZ 1850 they will meet at the
church for the regular Sunday even
Ing service. conducted by that so
ciety. This messing will be led BY
]. Il. Newell and the subject will ne
standing for 0cd and Right ICON.
secration meeung.l The pastor VIII
speak. The public is cordially In
on wednesday evening will be be.
gun q series OF homo meetings for
spiritual uplift at which The pastor
will give addresses on The Life OF
Faith,'' 70 be followed BY discussions
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.u4 next wednesday evening there
viii ba an Infofmal reception 10 eur
new associate pastor and his family
recently called from Trinity presbg-
terrain church Of south hend. Ind. All
friends Of the Congregation are cor
daily invited to attend.
Special muaici
offsu. The Son OF God does
LII iaeHss. cnsriory. aFrsysr.
Waenef's Lohennin. Evening an
them. "ripwer Land ~CThumpson.)
A cordial Invitation l. extended 70
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Csftiftcats Of riiinR.

United states Of America. state NJ New
MFgiro-Nh
f. Il Hereby Certified, that there vas
filed Tor rornrd In the office ~ the siaie
Corporation Cnmmission Of the State 81 New
Mexico. on the twenty.sevsnth day Of oetn'
her. A. ID 1910. at y o clock a m Certificate
of Incorporation Of COLUMBIA OIL :
LEASING COMPANY.
WHEREFORE, The ineorporators named
In said Certificate Of Incorporation, who
have signed the same. and their successors
and assigns. arr hereby declared 10 be-, from
this date until the twenty seventh day OF
October Nineteen Hundred and sixty Nine.
a Corporation by the name and Tor the
purposos a. set forth In said Certificate. tNo.
iuits.
In Testimony Whereof tho state Corpora
tion Communication ~ the State Of New Mcyi'
co has caused this certificate 20 be signed
By is Chairman aud tho seal ~ said Com
mission. to be- affised 81 the city ~ santa
Fe on this 21th day Of october, \ u 1919.
HUGH H. WILLIAMS.
tseaD Chairman.
Attest
4. l.. Morrison. clerk,
Oct ~. Nov. 1.
indeSed io6sa. Com 'pd. ' ". to o. y.
State of New MEXICO, County Of BernA'
lllo-M
This instrument was filed for record on
the goth day 81 Oct. 1919 A. . O'Clock A.
~ Recorded In Vol 'D' Misc Of Records
Of said County Polio agi, Nestor Montoya.
CLERK and Recorder, BY Olivia Eyeri,t. Drp'
uty Clerk.
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state Of New Mexico, County Of Bernalillo.
In tho District Court
Aaron Garcia. Plaintiff. ~. Eliza NJ Gar.
ella. Defendant No. i2iOs.
90 the Above Named Defendant
You are hereby notified that q suit has
been nlcd against you In the said Court
aud County by The above named plaintiff, iu
which the said plaintiff prays Tor an alb
solui. divorce on the grounds n abandon
mrut and desrftiuu Aud You are further
notified that uHlvss you enter or cause To
be- entered your appearance in said cause on
ur before the 18th day Of December. A D.
irIg. Judgment will be rendered In said
cause laainst YOU by default and the re-
lief PRAYED Tor will be granted.
The name u the plaintiffs attorney Is
Ernest - Uarcia. whose pos office address
a. Albuquerque. : N
NFsrOR MONrONA Clerk
Is, HAIRY y lrr. prput,
oct ~, Nuy. $50.
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lea Christian why notf'
1s19 p. m, popular evening SER
yicn. Hearty congregational singing.
attractive sne1i1i music. Sermon
riIfoknn Ch6Ina."
b h.. Union Christian Endeav,r
mcotinG 81 Lead avenue ~. ". church.
EuaIc For The day
II a. M. hymn .anthem. Lord, for
tomorrow and ~ needs" CpAimerl.
TAO 3. M. male quartette. walk
kahn. Mntson and pearine. Anthem.
-whan the Lord shall Build Up
Zion"
Cifr<slen Sclcucp society.
Christian science services are held
~ the Women's club every sunday
morning. A. n o'clock.
sunday school at efts o'clock.
Wednesday evening meetings at =
o'clock.
Reading Don open daily except
Sundays and holidays from 2.ao o
tsgo .. m. at tieh West Central.
room .. Nelini building.
A FREQ lending library. including all
the works OF MARY Baker Eddy. ana
other authorised Christian Science
literature. IA maintained In connec-
tiou with the reading room. p
The public II cordially invited 70
attend the sunday services, the We'd
nenday evening meetings. and to visit
the reading room.
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F4r.t TqsebyNrIAn Chunch.

Corner Fifth and Silver Ayenue.)
Hugh a. COopet, pastor.
Moraing theme; How n Health
Seeker Found Eternal Life"
Evening: Rev. John $. Burns. the
new associate pastor, viii preach At
2 p. m. at this church. Miss Grace
Hooper, International nei1 secretary
will lead a union service to which
children are invited. In tho evening
at 6 so she will lead a Union Young
Peoples meeting at the Lead Avenue
NJ. 4. church.
Following a brief devotional meet
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Corner Arno and Tijeras.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m. and 7;so p. N.
Sacrament sunday morning. Morn
Ing subject. Tho Church" Evening
subject. The New Birth"
You win be a stranger with us but
once. Church one block north NJ. n.
church. south. L. Lee Gaines. pastor.
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Corner silver n Fourth.)
Rev. Winfred n. Zelfler. rector:
1870 East Central avenue: phcne
iS9bW.
sunday services;
Holy communion. : a. m.
Sunday school. e;f5 a. m.
Morning service, II a. IN.
vespers, t:so y. m.
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NOTICE OF SUIT

State Of New Mexico, Obunty Of bernalillo'
In the district Court,
Mary Goodwin, plaintiff ". Clinton Good
win, defendant.
No. 1901.
To the Above Named Defendant;
You are hereby notified that a suit has
been hlrd against you In tho said Couri and
County by the above named plainttt IN
which the said plaintiff prays Tor absolute
divorce ou the grounds 81 no%n-tupport Ana
you are further notified that unless you en-
ter or cause to be- entered your appearance
In said cause on or before the ~ day OF
December A D. 1919, judgment viii be ron,
dercd IN said cause against you BY default
and the relief prayed Tor will be- granted
Tho name Of tho plaintiffs attorney u
Isaac Barth. whose post office address IL
NEsToR MoSroYA.
Clerk
BY Harry y Lee, Deputy.
Oct Ii-isg5. Nov. l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-01

Remember, Barney Oidheld developed
these tires himself TO meet the severest
conditions ever imposed on tires. His
treads must withstand the terrific cen
trifugal force Of speeds in excess Of 100
miles an hour, and, in wearing down,
they must grind away evenly, develop
ing no treacherous weak spots.
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M

In furtherance, aud not Boz limitation -
the powers conferred by statute, the BOARD
Of Directora Of this corporation are author
ifed.
tal To hold their meetings and have one
or more ufurers aud Keep the books ~ the
corporation within or toKccpt ~ uthrrwisr
provided by ~stututel without tho State ~
New Mesicn ~ such places as may from
time 90 time be- designated by them.
90 To IA. from uiur 90 time, the amount
10 be- reserved a. wurking capital and a.
determine the time for the declaration aud
payment aud the amount ~ eaeh dividend
on tbs stack, aud tn determine aud direct
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not be keai Out late n the evening.
a welcome for an
~. f-rrf. Eusllsh Lutheran Cnfch.
Corner fuver Ave. n Sixth ST.
Arthur ~ Nnndaen pastor.
s:tt = M. Sunday school with
Glasses for All. Increasing Interest
and atienannce. A. W. Kfacmer. sn-
Al =. ~" morning worship. The
pastor viii sTfak on -Ministcsine
Along the WaF-side," Anthem BY
the choir. 70 Laght Of Light Duh
sac 4 a. Christian Enaeavor
meeting IN charge Of Carroll Ounder-
son. Topic. '.For God and Right
1s1o ,. m. evening worship. Mes
aaee By the pastor on The Greatness
~ the Master; How shall We Explain
ittr Mlza Esther Timms will sins Il
Come 20 Thee" turnnl.
For the week
Monday. 7;so D. ri. business meet
ins % the Christian Endenpor society
at the church.
prayer ana nihlc study.
Thursday. $3.50 D. NJ. The Ladies'
Aid society VIII meet with Mrs g. O.
Simonaon. zoe West Lead avenue.
broadway Christian Church.
A church that makes you feel a
home. Alfred O. Kuhn. mlniater;
residence, $50 North Fifth street.
Begin The Lords day right. 90 q
Bible school al s:fs a. IN. You viii
like Il here.
ii a. M. worship ana communion
service. Sermon subject, Is Amer
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Corner BroAdway and Lead Avenue,)
Thomas y. Harvey, pastor; resi-
dence. 1890 East Gold avenue; phone.
1919 y. N,
ana Senior Unions at 6.S0 .. m.
The pastor will speak at IL A. m.
on the theme. Watching Christ on
the Cross and al 1saO y. m. on the
theme, '"fhe Life OF Victory" The
Lords supper win be observed at the
close Of the morning hour OF worship.
Special musical featuresi Antheia,
Lowest Thou Mo?" MIR. kanady Will
the KINGDOM OF 0od,r and "Invocr-
ton" The orchestra win play al the
evening service.
Visitors will receive a cordial well
come at all our services.
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~ A. III tNr.~a h.r.tu
W es
specified a. the objects power ana iuI
poses Of this eorpoTatinni 70 the same eh
tent and with like force and effect As a
natural person might or coula 40 the sAh'
and 10 do the same or any par thefeoi
within or without the state OF NeS Aehien
IS principal, agent, CONTRACTOR trustee or
o~therNtset
tb) To purchase, hold, sell or othef"lsH
dispose Of, deal In or improve operate ot
incumher real estate, mines or MINING or
other real or personal property or any or
ell Interests or rights therein either wiihin
or without the state Of No~ MeNioo' and TO
ties Of any person, firm. association or oor
p~oration and acquire any other businesses
With the good will and other rights ana priN
ileges Incident thereto IN like manner and
10 l.Se extent - an individual might do eN'
espt 30 far a. prohibited BY express proyi
sions Of law 10 general business corpora
tionn. .
tcl To SECURE, hold and dispose OF
stocks and evidences Of indob,ednes. IN MS
or other corporations ana ehercit' Al fshls
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Elders Al Morris. r. A. Taliey and
J.. W. Pine.
public library.
bible study sunday. November ?
from 10sS0 10 it:s0 a. m.
Communion from 1l;a0 TO IAN.
Song service from 10 20 ia;So a. m.
Prayer meeting Friday evening, be
ginning at i:3o o'clock.
All are respectfully invited to join
with ue 10Th in the Lords day meet
ing and the prayer meeting. IS
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The aggregate Of which Is seven Thou'
sand 10000 shares, and which h the
amount Of capital stock with which this
corporation shall commence business.
".
The time for which this corporation Is 10
exist "a fifty years from and afisr it, In
corporation.
VII.
The number u IT, directors shall be not
less than three and not more than seven, a.
the stotkholders may, by tho By laws direct
and the names and residences Of the dircc
tors Who are appointrd for tho frat three
months And until their successors are rrsu
larry and duly chosen by tho stockholders
are A. followa3
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Tyrss MetineE.t EpiacopaI.


(cor. Lead Ave. and 30. Third St.
Charles Oscar Beckman. pastor;
Miss Edith Gorby, deaconess.
The pastor speaks at II n. m. and
7:10 D. m. Morning theme, The
History Of the Church Concerning the
Two Natures Of Jesus Christ" Even
ing subject. The Popularity OF the
Prayer OF Faith. or Prayer Which
Heals the Sick"
sunday school s:45 a. M. ID. A.
Porterield, superintendent.
Al 6 p. m. there Will be a union
meeting Of all the Young Peoples
societies In the city. Miss Grace =.
Hooper will address the meeting.
Special musical numbers under the
direction OF Mrs. Ralph Smith.
Morning: Anthem, Praise the
Lord" (Wlison): solo. morning and
evening, tsSlckerl. Miss Louise Wal
raven.
Evening" Anthem. He Leadetf
Me-" CHeyser1; trio. Thou Shall
Love the Lord Thy God" CSchilling)
Miss Beatrice Scissor. MIR. and Mrs
Ralph Smith.
wvat.nW.. T.r eli
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" - Ih8" NF
(yest Central, Old Town. opposite
Court House.)
7. Ogllvlc. pastor.
10 a. m, Sunday school. superin-
tendent, Miss a. May osmond.
II a. M. preaching address BY At
torney NJ. {. Ortiz.
1870 p. IN. preaching by pastor:
subject. f'The Need OF a Guide"
6:t5 D. m, Epworth league In Har-
wood school eos North Fourteenth
street; leader. Miss l. Chavez.
The prayer meeting will be held on
Wednesday at 7isO y. IN. IN HARDWOOD
school.
liatrlas ~. r.. Ciarch t~spaniah.)
tBareias Road. Bareias.)
II. Oglivie. pastor.
ii a. M, Sunday school. Miguel Il,
Baca, superintepdent
ti:ls a. M, preaching by pastor.
Subject. The Finished Work u
Christ"
Everybody welcome.
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ImHmimeiT E~yenscllcHi Luth'

ImlmlIucI EVnItHCIclI BuulcFun
Church.
Carl Schmid. pastor; residence. 200
South Arno street; phone, 2047.
Sunday school. 10 q. m.
Morning services at II o'clock. The
Rev. Ottoman Krueger Of Orchard,
Nehr.. will preach the sermon.
Evening services At 7:30 o'clock
with sermon BY the pastor on the sub
jeet. Jesus Christ the Foundation o.
Our Church"
Strangers heartily welcome at all
services.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
COLUMBIA OIL AND LLAslhG COM
pANY-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-08

..The Boy Scouts Of America sc q
years OF age u full Of strength u
vigor and promise Tor the future IT
President Colin II. Livingstone. M
who are now members are having t1,P
beneflts Of the movement at the md
Interesting time n Its history. as well
~ the most important time in the his
tory Of the world.
\ sLife was never 90 full of oppor.
tunity az today; and the Boy Scouts Of
America, because Of the effectiveness
Of Its program and the character Of
its membership. Is playing a mighty
important part In the affairs Of our ma
tion.
1--WE are all proud to be scouts, but
why should we be content with a MEM
bership Of but, 295. 900 boys and $4,000
menu There are 100000 boys who
should have the benefit Of the boy
scout program" III
There are 2o57es Boy Scouts Of
America In good standing, compared
with OTIS on the seventh anniver-
eary last year. These boys are organ
ICED In 1887 troops, with 1888 men
Leaders
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-08
VICTORY LOAN MAN HERE

rs representative of the Ninth Fed
sSI6l Reserve Bank has been in EN-
mons County this. week doing what
he can to help put the Victory Loan
over the top.
This representative brings out 9
point that our farmers should re-
member in connection with this loan
Nearly two billions Of government
money have been appropriated to
guarantee the price Of wheat. The
farmers, in turn are. being asked to
buy bonds at. four and three-fourths
per cent interest to help the govern
ment make the guarantee possible. +
The representative Of the Ninth
District here reports that towns al
most in every case have reached their
quotas. 1t is the country districts
that are holding back the loan.
Buy bond and help guarantee
your wheat prices, and get interest
on the loan at the same time.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-08
All Actiiv;;iitie:
Continued from editorial pags)

Continued from editorial page)
the sale Of War Savings stamps dnr.
ing the past year in the vario1s states
OF this district. We know that with
the experience they have had and
with the aid Of new direction and ex.
3perience they will be able to accom..
plith very much more during the COM
Ing months. While there 10 to be an.
other Liberty Loan drive. 1t win be,
necessary to put more. steam behind
the sale Of Government Savings
Stamps than ever before. The Gov
ernment expects to realize 81 .000. 000.-
900 from the sale Of Savings Stamps
during 1918. This is more than twice
che amount sold during 1918 and indL,
-viduals everywhere must realize that
the buying Of stamps II . paramount
duty" 81. s.,t IS I
Northwest viii Not Fall. vi.
Tho people Of the Northwest have
never failed to respond to any cali IN
which their loyalty has beei involved
and they win not fail now when asked
to raise their share OF the money
needed BY their Government to finish
the biggest Job ever undertaken BY
!sAy people" was the way in which
Chairman Rogers expressed his faith
Ia the outcome Of the 1919 campaign
for the sale Of Government securities:
r Continuing: Nj. Rogers said; "If I,
did not have entires.faith in the loyal.
u, Of the people Of the Ninth District
4 would not have accented the addsd
responsibility Of directing the war
loan organization which 30 ! Sombina-
ton of the War SAVINGS ana 'Libesty.
Loan activities. We haveHa big task,
IN front Of US. but i; know we'ars mt,
going 70 quit noE and that the men
and women who haze worked 10 earn
estly and effectively in this district
will continue to 'keep the wonderful
record Of their communities and their
district .untarnished. .s.i.. - I
I'm . last analysis, the individuals
must do the work and finish the Job.
We in the District Central Organixat
- q ~ 4
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-08

Magdalena Weber to Louis Weber
NV Or of the NV or of 24-131-74
$1,0s0.OO.
Martin Goss to H o Batter ane
Stanley E Kurtz, w hf of 19-135-75
$S9OO.0O.
Geo G Zirbes and lena Zirbes L
William J Pettis, commencing at the
NV corner of lot blk Z of the orig
inal townsite Of Hazelton, thence
south lao # to the alley, thence cas-,
pm # to the place of beginning
$1sOO.OO.
Jos Dillman and Helena Dillman t.
Matthias Lipp, lot z, blk 10, Milwau.
kee Land Company's First Addition
to Strasburg. 81 and other valuable
consideration.
Earnest D Richards and Belle Rich
ards to F j Pietz and William Jones
all section 31-133-76. 81 and othel
valuable consideration.
Frank Meier Jr and Katharine
Meier to Henry H Hanson, lots ane
5, blk 2, original townsite Of Linton
81 and other valuable consideration.
Everett J Crazy and Minnie Crars
to A L Briddell, lots 1, 2, 3 and a
blk 2, Hunters First Addition Linton
$4,000.
Gottlieb Grenz and Lydia Grenz Il
Frank Chesrown, sWA Of s-133-7S
81 and other valuable consideration.
Jacob Herr Jr and Christina Herr
to James Welsh, lots a, s and 6, bill
II, Tempelton. $4,000 and Other
valuable consideration.
Jacob Bauer and Christina Baue,
to Michael Lipp, VIZ Of sen Of 4.
1874. $260000.
Gottfried Wengel and Wilhelmint
WengA to Fred A Schiermeister, NE
Y Of SO and SEX Of s2-135-77. 49,.
10000. 4
Richard Ohm and Anna Ohm to
Otto T Becker, VIZ of SWA 14-133.
rs. 81 and other valuable considera.
ton.
Jacob J volk and Freda M volk tc
Solmo Berreth Ell Of SWA and lots
5 and 4, Of ls-129-74. $4,000.
Leon v Lesher to Ella Wilton, lot
8, blk 2, Braddock. $325.00.
Mathies Reich and Christina Reich
to A M Smith, lots 10 and 20, blk 4,
Tempelton. 81 and other valuable
consideration.
Memo DeBoer and Mary DeBoer,
Ed Kruger and Albina Kruger to
Carl vorlander, lots I, 2. and 8, blk
8. and lots !, 2, 8. 4, 5 and 6, blk z.
Tempelton. II and other valuable
consideration.
August e Khbunde and Annie Kla-
bundle to Louise Brodgen, lots 8 and
Il, blk ;. Roops Second Addition 70
Hasslton. $4,000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-08

i. ton will endeavor to help the people
on the firing line. We will do every
thing we possibly can to show them
the necessity for loaning money to
their Government and to help convert
those who do not understand. e
Tho great mass Of people have
never fully realized the importance
and the value to individuals and to
good Government Of buying Savings
Stamps. Owing largely to the fact
that the Liberty Loan drives have 90
cupied the, center Of the stage the
smaller securities have seemed Some.
what trivial. This has never been the
right attitude and It 10 more import
ant now than ever before that, ~
should change our view point; The
fact that Government Savings Stamps
can be and are purchased by many
thousands Of people who are not sble
to buy Liberty Bonds makes this form
Of security Of untold value to the Gov.
eminent. Right now the Government
needs large amounts Of cash for the
payment of debts and the advantage.
OuO O0SSAAA6 Va Wot COAkGOSI0s u0
proceeds Of the Fourth Liberty Loan
Bonds have been spent. A large pu1-
chase Of Savings Stamps at this time
will give the Government the money
It needs and Will do much toward
making certain permanent peace and
prosperity in this and other countries
Of the world.
"A, complete and progressive: cam:
paign Of education and for the sale; Of
War Savings Stamps now and Liberty
Bonds later is being worked ont "
the Csatral COMMITTEES. Details WI
be given members Of the organiGatioa
o. soon 10 possible and we know that
with the help OF the splendid army q
loyal Americans that have made IL
Ninth District respected during ths
war. We will continue to lead he
urges Of freedom"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-08
ERRAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Warranty Deeds

John Keller and Rosa Keller "a
Mauritz Van Soest ST., lots II and Is
blk z, original plat Of Strasburg. 81
and other valuabls consideration.
John Schnaible and. Emma schnai-
BILE to Anton Senger, Sc Or Of Sec.
17.132-74. 81, etc.
Johannes Schweitzer and Christina
Sehweitxar to Gottlieb Wollha6 and
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