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Graham guardian., 1919-03-28
ALL TOGETHER FOR ARIZONA

ALL TOGETHER FOX ARlLONA
The campaign for food control
of the waters of the Gfla river
and for the cooperation Of all
the people in Arizona for con-
servation, restoration, reclama-
and reconstruction, was started
In this valley last Thursday after
noon by a splendid big meeting
in Layton Hall.
This meeting was addressed by
George H. Maxwell, Executive
Director of the National Rec
lamation Service, and Andrew
Kimball, Agricultural Agent,
U. S. Railroad Administration.
Meetings have also been held
at Pima, Fl. Thomas, Eden,
Thatcher, again at Layton Hall,
Layton, Sunday night, winding
up with the organization meet
ing at Layton Hall Monday,
which practically took up the en-
tire day and was attended by
over six hundred people-farm-
ers. business men and. women
from every part of the valley,
many of whom had attended
every meeting.
There is no doubt in the minds
of every person residing in the
Gila valley, whether they are oc-
cupied in farming or any other
business, but that the greatest
problem to be solved in this val
ley is the control of the flood
waters of the Gila river, and that
the interest of each individual,
man and woman, is bound up in
the success of the movement to
secure from congress legislation
that will carry out the plans out
lined in the Olmsted Report that
will harness the devastating
floods and conserve the lands of
the valley.
Year after year, the people
here have witnessed the ravages
of the Gila river at flood times
and seen the lands bordering on
the river dropping off into the
angry waters, hungry to eat
their way through the heart of
this beautiful valley-and moth
ing has ever been done-that is
nothing substantial through gov
ernment aid that would stop the
destroyal of lands-until through
the efforts of Senator Ashurst,
an appropriation of $4,000 was
secured for a report on the flood
conditions of the Gila river and
it's remedy.
Thisreport, voluminous in form
and thorough in its investigation.
was made by Engineer Olmsted.
1t proposes to control the flood
waters by series Of check dams
at the head of the Gila river in
New Mexico, and its tributaries,
or feeders, which would reduce
the velocity of the water and
hold it back to 60 into the earth
to revive vegetation and restore
the watershed.
The report showed a practical
method of flood control through
the system of check dams and
and something should have been
done at once to put the pro-
posed plans in operation, but like
many other things proposed po-
litically for the benefit of the
people, the Olmsted Report which
showed the way to save our lands,
was pigeon-holed in Washington
and lay there gathering the dust
ofthe ages.. g....
After. several years our eoun'
try gets into the world war and
We forget everything else in out
lovalty''tosrpv scverrmept and
Graham guardian., 1919-03-28

our nag. Then comes the arml-
stice and the peace convention.
With the cessation of war comes
rehabilitation of our army and
navy and our boys are coming
home. We must prepare for
them and the national organiza-
tion for soldier settlement comes
into existence and we prepare
plans for farm homes for the re-
turning soldiers and war work.
ers. Then comes the realization
that the Gila valley has hundreds
| of acres of good Land that could
be reclaimed and brought under
cultivation for our returning so'-
diers, if we could provide against
the ravages of the food waters
of the Gila river.
Through the efforts of Mr..
Kimball and Mr.. Maxwell, we
learn of the Olmsted report.
Quick work is accomplished in
having it brought out of it's
tomb and cleaned of the dust,
and then. through our senators,
Henry Ashurst and Mark Smith,
we get the report before the
u. S. Senate, where it is intro
duced by Senator Smith and Or
dered printed as a Senate docu-
ment.
We now have accomplished the
big thing of getting this report
where it can be taken up during
the next special or regular ses-
sion of congress, with the view
of its adoption and legislation
providing the funds for carrying
out its plans to check the food
waters and conserve and reclaim
the.lands that have been washed
away.
To accomplish this great work
of restoring the watershed Of the
ella river and also the water
shed of the San Simon and re-
claim hundreds of acres of fine
farming lands, besides building
back the lands bordering on the
river, we must all pull together
and with our best efforts, sup
port the organization that has
now come into existence to Sc
cure government aid in this
movement. the success of which
means so much to every inhabi
tant of the Gila valley.
1t also means the restoration
and reclamation of thousands 0.
acres of farming lands, from
New Mexico to the Colorado
river in Arizona. 1t means land.
for our returning soldiers. |
means happy homes for an in
dustrious people. There shoult
be no slackers in this campaign =
the big land owner and the small
land owner, the business mar
and the housewife--everybod!
in fact, should stand shoulder tt
shoulder to make the good figh
| for the restoration of our lands
The people of the Gila valley
are entitled to every cent ~tht
government will outlay in carry
ling out the plans of the Olmstec
Report. To let it drag and fai
now means that in few year:
the Gila river will have changed
its channel again and course
down the center of the valley
destroying lands and making {
great gravel bed of what Goo
surely intended to make a Gar
den of Eden.
Everybody-All Together fol
| Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1919-03-28
Why the Victory
Loan is Necessary

The Government spent
all of the Fourth Liberty
Loan money about two
months ago and has been
borrowing from the banks
ever since. This money
must. be paid back. That's
why!
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Gn Sfilsmisie1dn.

gn Sfi1smisicproas, ser / Sci,
iibite ltges Ti6 bar ptrret 9ogens
5omtaleemne, 6lcp / 6re6ogs afgiort.
al Mctte11. Get bar to u11ge Srner,
Walter g. pa Sobn 6. Bntler, scr
1pgtc on Gfilsmis1 e fra 6eresMaa,o,
Der cr Gdnner al Ell pelfien6t ct.
Earl &Drtrnftpr. Sc pi6ne6c, at
oercs 'Me16 Bab6e forlaot bem 90
rGatct at gienoptage Samripet. Beg
&c Wgtefellcrne 0roa / September
1917 Rrigen, % Sc lfol babe e.
fleret, at Sc me1ote fig til Eieneiteu
for at folnnle bort fra sggtefnbs-
tibet. 8cgge Truernc bleb tilitooet
Sfilsmisie og Set til ncbbliperbe at
bore Nobnet @lttler, og bber fit til
itaaet $500. 8egae bapoe rprelbe
rowa1tiife 8eretninger at fortellc
en beres 8rplll:p og efterfeIgerbe
SIP. Na Tr11crne Butler mgete i
Nctte1r, nar 6e imagfl,lbt naot / Sc
lt6ltc 1tpe Gfterarsmo6er, beretter
Dogblooerte.
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oelelle, a1aar Ser foregaar 11oget al
Snteres5e~ i1benfor D%ebfomme1n0e
6oreninger. @ier bort 8lab til ct
8in6elco mellem Goreninsen % 6ens
Meolemmer, Oct ptl6e blipe til gjens
iibig SiGlp. Bore 2eIere frn6e IL
.oele6es 9iere 8la6ets .lofale Npbeocr
~irtereSi a,1tere baO. at 1nebbele os ale
Npbeber, Scr Dcr almen Snteres'e.
Slot lfrib oct neo paa ct 8repfort!
'og a6rcs1 er Set til Erpfferiet: "St
Haul Giocn6e", 722 5o. 4tb Gtreet.
Minneapolis, Minn. 2igelebes agi
ter for 8la6ets l1bbreoeI1e, fortel
@er1,er oa8etie1btc ON 0etsSnobol6,
n1ooife hi 6erbc6 fu116e faa nogle npt
M6nnnenter. @ipr opn19rflom pao
at ale 11pe Mbo1u1crter frit foor Sc
%u6fonnle 9tumre me6 ben npe Mo:
man, Ion1 er lneget ipq1l6en6e og IN
ttrcsiont: !8bis Der CT noget1, Sc,
c!.6nu fife hor begpnot at lG5e be11
ioa flyer ri: oprct pct foripmtc ol
|fs1a %frcnttibig mes bier u9e.
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til at faa ollie Meolenmer til at no
tage oeres @orgcrpapirer. Big9o
$anien talte bierteltg ODER bro6erlig
Samfpe1n mellem g. IS. g, % 9.
g. 9. s., Der beg9e pirfebe for oct
la1nme Mnol. Girls G%briitenie11 lou
priite oet @ialtfribe6, ban bap6e
mpot fom 9elegot til iioite @o,1bea1=
tton / Council bluffs, og ser bar
mango flere, iom boboe Sr6et, fpr
sen %pellpffeoe Telt 1l1ltte6e. &olacr
'2obie beb Maperct morebe MI og oo
6orlamlin9en meo fine muntre Com
ge, Scr ret 1oar an Deo Ell ianhon
|2ciltgbeo. Snerbeitprelien rciiic /
|EtrS6ngs G tcr at babe gobfienbt
@egnifabet og obergipet 8ggerne i
Dues &nn6er..
Den M Oper}efretnr CT barnefpot
i @anoers. l16bannet iom 6orbalter
/ oct gon1le 2nno. &ont til Qlmeriffa
Il 1880 pg far prret Meblem al So
mia belle Gi6en li6en. San bor fit
eget &iem poa 2ibertp Street. @or
fire raife Sgnner> ligeiaa lange lom
Ben @an1Ie, % ben a1ait9lbite, 8al=
6emar, bar meo / &rigen~opre /
met font bjem / goo 8e-
bo1o. Sbe bgrcr til be foli6e Soft,
Der posfer beres King 11ber at bIon=
Dc fig / andres Mffprer, og set bar
maaife en- al @rlnoene, bborfor bon
|ftf Ben lebtge 8labs. Man pe6, ben
CT /. gnbe S9roer.
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SEQ famine fal6t Der mango 9obc
Sr6 for 9ammcni 1utningen> bpis
Msluranceof6eling III UNDER Stater1
Wisconltns Qope er nbiolut folio %
/ &al1g mc6 &c ltnrfeIte Msl urancce
fore1ninger i 2an6et. Gablitrbm fu1l-
gere6e iom S%ro1tprer, og Mprup bps
@ia1ter1te Belfomrre,,. Gberpice-
prei 6. st. 8%Iinfe11berg fra
Mimneapolis priitc / bor1me Orb Scr,
&trfiombe6, Tom 6n fratrp6e116e
SDeriefretnr babbe u6folbet / @m
be6et. Gbrilte,,ien taffe0oe paa fiji
jepa1e Maabe og tilfpieoc, at Oct ban-
De pGrct bam Ell @lGoe at bjglpe til
lat gjere. Ms Observation-Disclosures ffiftffer
90 folio, og bet bar fun @elbre6Sben=
lDn, Der tpong bam til at ne6legge
Gmbeoet. Opertillibsma16 &erlui
9mtIm fra Clinton tolfe6e fin @ln=
De ODER @olget at Mr: 9be iom Girl
itenfe,1s GftcrfMger, ba ba11 felte fig
operbepilt ONT, at ban bar. Nlao1e1l
bofier. Sen 11p Ober iefret9r toffc6e
pro forma. Spcrtnritee Ole Mus-
nus1en fra aea1oiba tolte for @om-
mcnlll1t'1ingen, ,og Mb. Sprgenien
bol6t ct begeiitret 6orebrag for Sine
rifa % p~ropo,Hrc6e, at 6er / 6r for
ifjellige Toreninger if1tl6e rirfessbc1,
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Rartrr.
Sberi:freterem.

Carbohydrates for De 5ammca.
ilrtte0e Danite Soreninger / Mn1erifc
bar beipgt @aci1:e / 6e11a1e l1ge for III
i11bl9tte cit al &ocil1es gamIe 8orge-
re, 8. 6. -Obe, ION Oberiefreter for
|Gammen1l1tninael1, til at obertagl
Bla6fe,1 efter Shells Gbriitenien, 6e'
|paa @r1nb af fit ipage SDn laa fig
up61aget til at tage fin Mfifc6. Opea
|Eermirt gieloer til @obcofonpettip.
,ren / @lebelane / Sommeren 1921.
Oberpraii6ent Sobn S. Meprtle fra
Council Bluffs % Sperfasierer 2ars
Nielien fra Ge6ar Talls arriperebe
ferit Manoag Morge1t og git berfor
Clip al SEN Dantet, ser bar orran.
geret Sgn6og Mften paa 9o11iu Sail
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gelearan, fra @lespi9:

lreoag 5. 81. 7. 30. mootog M'ne-
rtfas Gentrol=@ omite for rDen 1pn-
6eripoife Sous. fblgenoe Telegram
fra Meellcml1espigif llopala / STEMS
Borg: u@eis Moitotion iblanot oan~
tie @lespigere tier fra at0en 3one
for at reiie biem at ften1nle for @en=
foremingen meo 9a,maorf - oog poo
egen 8etoitning."
S fib1te Summer al port
8lao meSbeleS Set, at meo
Dompifibet ~l1niteo States". ser att
tom til &pbenbaDn 5. Is. September,
bar en- so Mar gammel SbnoerjDoe>
ser troos fin beie Ml0er % efter at
bdpoe ppret i Mmerifa / go Mor ileoe
mes at benoe' biem for at 1ter1u1e,
1uainart &albet til 5pnoerjpoerne
Berocn ODER 11aoe6e tom.
2ao us baabc, at ret mango oil
fplge 6enne fe6relanotro gornle
Manbs grempel.
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&jpbmrnbene proteiterer.

ct. @o11l Metail @rocers Ms1octaz
tion protelterer imob, at mi116re ST.
|ferbutifer boloer aabne ONT Sen6n-
gen. Set ltri6er moo 5tatens Sen-
|bagslob, % bet er Ell, l1retferoig Scott
fr,rra1ce oberfor be @~ipbmmnbsfor-
retninger, Ser boloer lufffe6e omS p,l=
|oagen. Gtotens @mbeosmanb o11=
MODES ONT at babe. fit Spm9rfiom-
beb benbenbt poo bette 1,gn1fDeroige
|Gcrbol6.
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@sbe aurs Mpbc.

Rc, banfe @e6e &ors Mfoelina
.n5bpIM d beIlDfftet Mtp0e Dos Wrs.
81. 81. Rnsmlis!en, 1861 Tiff 5trcef
bfH as. Gt. s 8etragtning al Set
Esrr, ba1n1o11e Arbei6e, Salpa!!io1
Aars1sB bnpbe uofert UNDER &rigel.,
oa nH bet pooe, &Gren bnDoe u6biii
rbeTIor bore Sol6ater, belll1tteoes
III nt Cite $25 til Salpation Mrmp
HzSa- B1ulb. Mirs. 3. Ma6ier, Ell
7Dria arbeioer nf 9. 81. 8. Mfoeling,
n for E;iben Tug; ber bleb ie16t benz
AeBaDu1iin meo 9nffet ON en- b1,rtia
@HrbMt
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Kirker og %Foreninger.

ICHRlsrKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj9rnet. af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver Spndag, engelsk XII.
1870, .norsk XII. 1870 Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HjGrnet af
harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver Sgndag XII.
1890 Find. og :.7.30 Aften. S9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMMANUEL NORSK LBTH.
K1RKE, Hbrnet at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver SSn-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hver
anden SNndag. S9ndagsskole hver
S9ndag XII. 9.15; norske og en-
gelske. Klasser. B9nnem9der
hver Onsdagg.: Aften XII. 8 i Kir-
kens Basement.
DANISH Ev. LUTH.. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjernet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver S6n-
dag Form. ri. IL. Spndagsskole ri.
g. *
DEN DANSK-NORsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hjsrnet af Broadway og
10. St., afholder sine Gudstjeneste1
som fslger: Prmdiken Ssndag Form,
ri. 1890. Aften n. s7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Iiga: SSndag Aften
ri. 7.45; liter@rt; M6de de ire fGrste
Tirsdage j Maaneden. B9nnem9de
liver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
l DEN DANsK-NORSKE KIRKE
1876 Thomas ST., Rice st.
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver Sgn'
dag EN-. XII. 8. Praediken vet
Prof. c.. B. Bulge. En- Kvarte'
fra B%ibelskolen i Minneapol1
synger.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, s6NNEH
AT NORGE, mGder 1ste og 3dit
Mandag j Maaneden paa Ode
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st
sYNN6VE LOGE NO. S D0TRE Al
NORGE, mpder< 2den og 4de Man.
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 1856 w. Ninth st.
he. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D
=. s., mFder lste og 3die- Fredag
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall
Hi. af st. Peter og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAABO ms
uet 6.HoS 4. LpTuaS paa hOyal Area
mum Hall, Hj. af St. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN HDANMARKS SON
NER" af D. s. D. F., mgder /. og 8
L3rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall
HI. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"BLEONORA CHRISTINE LOGF
Mr.. SO, %. s. S., meder 1ste OF
og 3die Onsdag i Maaneden pas
Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 w. 9Th St.
FORENINGEN HAABET mode,
2den og 4de Horsdag j Maane.
tden paa Royal Arcanam Hall
s"DANMARK DOT.
TIRE m6der L. Tirsdag / der
ny Odd Fellows Hall. 15s 9th st
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9cn fo,n n,unale &pncert.

A1.Oitori1,m bor ioa at itge ipl0t
til iibite @la6s / Ma110ogs Mftes, ba
MaretS f1ritc fomn1tlrole &orcert
bolbtcs. Set itore fomml1nole &or
pao ca. 200 5tcmmcr beitebe pel6iq
@ifalo for 6eres iIotte 16fgrelle al
Golpens benripenoe &ol1tate "9bN
MoIen Moi6en". Set en- lpn9e 1t6a1
ct ioo imuft 5ougitpfffe .bar paret
bllot 1t ct. Ha1,1 H1,b1ifum, og Set
par at enife, at flere .of 6isie Soft
certer blep drrangerebe: / 8interel,s
i2eb. 9lt Sc bill blipe be{bgt, bet Dor:
ger Monooac1ls itore GilT11tning for.
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mes flor Snteresle til Mfte1ens for
|fjellige 1olere og 1rpo meb Eilf reos=
beb ben m1lifalife Mfoeling al Yro=
9ramnlet. 8olleftel1 til Sc lfa6eli0te
i 6eraus Soils bra9te ligelebes
lna119e flia1get,6e Mpr1ter, % BET Dor
10 go6t, for Set por egertlig Seltena
9ope6formaol. Set bar at gnlfe, al
lig11enoe Setter flrn6e ofboloes uogei
oftere i Trcmti6e1, berbeo oil 3pil.
lingbpcrnes Norife lore btnonoer
bebre at fjenoe.
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I@lebelig Mpbeb.

Otter Sc ii0lte &apporter bliber
Ser iaar rigelig al &alfu11er til Sat
iigellesoogcal. Eriier1e ifal ligele6cS
bore rineli9e, nel at 1nGrfe, 11aar
man ta9er' bebdrigt 5cnlpn til ben
|90rtt0, III for 1ibc1n leper l.. Sg bo
Der ~oaiaa er n1o,1ge &ranebpr poo
Marfc6et, er ser iaar l1bfigt til, al
il1aen hefppcr at goa Slip al SCH
tr%uoitior1clle 3af1tgeliemi66ag.
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Gn beflhffet Eeit.

Ser bar goo Glilltning III Self
|@rif1on Soften, ion i-2broms bolo-
tes / Miinneapolis n1lber Mulpicier
|af Ssn11er al Norges Characteristic
mite. Nlle par enige ON, at fialbe11t
|bab6e Sbiaingbber11es Norbmp116
hapt Mnleo11i1tg til at oberpcrrc erts
'iaa bbgeelig og, femrtingsf1lb Set
lon ben,le. yoriamIingeq1 IDtte6e1
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Skriv ] Dag

sEhH Prbyenummer at "Ill. Famine
aprna1'' - eldste skand. Maa.
~4d6lAd i U.s. udmRrkede For
zAE5a6nGar, det sendes frit. Endvide-
- modfSlger Fortegnelse over nye
1bar og Julehefter, SAINT Lste
BsR en- M&ngde Bigger, som sselges
IA bsaydelig nedsatte Priser.
C. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
122 So. eth ST., Minneapolis, Minn
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Suteres1ant Gpgiere;ie.

Smltooenoe pil finbes en- ubfer=
Zig Meoegierelie ODER "&pbe @ors"
umaaoclig ltore Mrbei6e UNDER Sri
gen. Ser ct iiffert morge, Der pil
forbouleS ODER be oGIbge Ealltprrel-
fer, font omltoIes. Me,1 Ri fan ollie
bore cnigc ON, at Set. er ct @arm>
biertigbeosorbei6e, lom ollie ber pao'
|fjpnne, 'og oct tan be6it fe beo al
Lobe fig i16rullerc lom Me6lem a!
&s6e. @prs.
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Iaitb Qmtberan Church.

Geltpre1t 8oltor 9omaro 6. 5np.
Ser bil peo @,,ostieneltcn paa Sen.
oug 6orm. SCI. 11'prGoife ODER Set
Iten: "Ebe 2utberan Gburcb IN SC
ton During TIE Mar". Otter Frn=
oifen oil Menigbeoens urge Mgno.
Ser bar me6 / &rigcr, fuo oberrofl
ea1 @rinoringsgabe. Sgn6agsifole'
meber bhcr Senbug 6orm. 81. 9,45
400 8prn er mi momelot.
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4olittitattuneu 6rrnoer,

s Girs6ogS Morges blep Hrior
She. Eolitiitation tilbelS e6elagt al
en- S16ebron6, Scr a11rcttebe 5fo0c
til ct @elpb al $780,.
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g. 81. Qiutt,t

meooeler,. at Limited States" afiei=
lebe fra gbriftiania 6en 28. OF. %
pentes til Seem Dorf sen Z. Nobemz
Der. &iemrei1en pil efter 8eltcm=
melien finoe 5teo Sen Is. Ropember
0g set bItber bette Mors ssy1leifp.
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9anif @nbstieneite.

Yer oil bliDe afDol6t 0a11lf Bp0s-
tjeneite / @olgotDa banite presbDtes
rianlfe Strife, 1876 TbomaS Strcet,
nmr Slice ct, Sp1bag sen is. Sec
pember al. 8 @ftm. Yaltor 81, %,
21t,o fra Minneapolis oil prpoifc.
ollie Dmnltc, ser 1Gtter 8riS paa at
bere Ell @reoifen paa lit Mooerss
11oal, CT belfomne
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8lib &atriot.

@n Tra11I f1nan6 1,6tolte et1aona
at for at fore @ria bar tire cling nbh=
penoie, for set feritc Neage, for oct
an6et @enge og for bet trc0ie Hcn9e.
Men leIp ON @rigelt er opre, bebeper
Megjeringen iteole itore GUNNER til
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

FINAL f>rOOf
l, Forest l.. Nickerson, of Oakley, Ida.
the assignee of B. Leonard Price, the
assignee Of Joseph X. Price, who was
the assignee of George A. Haroldson,
the assignee of Chas. A. Jones,
VINO made entry No. no under the
provisions of an Act of the Legislature
of the State of Idaho, commonly known
as the "Carey Act" approved March ?,
1890, which embraces NV IA swI4, OF
Section "a, of township u S, of
range ~ f b. NJ, do hereby give notice
Of my intention to make final proof to
establish my claim to the land above
described, and that expect to prove
that have resided on, reclaimed and
cultivated said land as required by law
lefore c. +. Strong, Carey Act Land
Commissioner at Oakley, Idaho, on the
a4th day of June. 1919, by two Of the
ft flowing witnesses: Otto l.. milton, c.
W. Layton, B. Leonard Price, John w.
milton, all of Oakley. Idaho.
MA Forest L. Nickerson, Entrvman
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

HAL 1901
|, Harold Richardson, of Oakley, Ida
no, the assignee of James c. Nelson, who
was the assignee of John w. Wade, who
was the assignee of II AIRY E. Crothe; and
the assignee of Paris b. Ciltner. who
made entry Nos. "A & 50, under the pro
visions CT an Act of the Legislature Of
the State of Idaho, commonly known as
the "Carey Act" approved March 2, 1899
which embraces WIZ swI-4, of section d,
of township g south, OF range ~ + b. NJ,
do hereby give notice of my intention to
make final proof to establish my claim to
the land above described, and that ex-
pect to prove that have resided on, re-
claimed and cultivated said land as re-
CURED by law, before c. <. Strong. Carey
Act Land Commissioner, at Oakley,
Idaho, on the ~ day of June, 1919, by
two of the following witnesses: Chas.
G. Larson, Geo. A. Day, Clyde Dahl
quist, J. S. 1lanzel, all of Oakley. Idaho.
M ~ Harold Richardson, Fntryman
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Notice is hereby given that
Willie Kidd, convicted in April 1917,
of the crime of Grand Larceny, in
the District Court, Of the Fourth
Judicial District, in and for the
County of Cassia, State Of Idaho. and
sentenced by said Court to serve a
term of from one TO fourteen years
lmpris onment in the P~nitentiary at
Boise, Ada County, Idaho, will make
to the Honorable Board
of Pardons, ut their next regular
meeting after the legal publication
of this notice, fo.' an absolute pardon.
(Signed) VIM. Kidd.
AM l6 Box So, Boise, Idaho.