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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-21
SIXTH WARD.

American Real Estate Assn, bin No.
6, Ward 6, part lot No. %, block Z,
5ox110 feet, es Second street. Valuation
81, 500, tax s42.
Andes Mill and Elevator Co. bill No.
Z, Ward G, lot No. 5, country lot No. /,
so feet to river, ws Tennessee street.
Valuation $500, tax 1914.
Andes Mill and Elevator Co., bill No.
s, Ward 6, lots Nos. 2 to g., block 3.
$40 feet to river, VS. Tennessee street,
| Valuation $4,000, tax S42.
Andes Mill and Elevator Co, bill No.
., Ward 8. lots Nos. / to ), 300x150
feet, es Tennessee street. Valuation
$25, 000. tax 1920.
Beard, r. H., bill No. 30, Ward 6,
part lot No. 2, block 81, 17%x9O feet,
es Main street, Valuation $500, tax
1925.
lot No. II, 2Oxl55 feet, VS. Main street.
Valuation $4,000, tax 500, so.
Bonner, George c., bill No. 4S. Ward
6, lots Nos. : and 3, SSx72 feet, SIS
Beale street. Valuation $500. tax
sos. "a.
Bonner, George G.. bill No. A, Ward
s, south part lot No. 6, block 80, 39x16O
feet, VS. Rayburn street. Valuation
5 $500, tax s42.
Chiles, Henry B.. bill No. 70, Ward
6. part lot No: 2 country lot triangular,
Martin street to Second. Valuation
$500, tax $1,000.
Chism, Shirley D., bill No. so. Ward
6. lot No. ., block 10, e0x200 feet, VS.
Front street corner Talbot. Valuation
IS, 100, Jax STAT.
Cloth, Caroline, estate, bill No. SO
Ward 6, part lot No. 3. block SO. 2sx1s4
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FIFTH WARD.

lot No. |, country lot No. ~, 65-76x
1880 feet, es Rayburn street. yalua-
ton l 800, tax $50. "a.
American r. & l.. Assn, bill No. G,
Ward 5, part lot No. 4, block 4S, 4Ox
$4,000. tax S57.12.
Beattie, Corinne NJ, bill No, %, Ward
5, block 40, 35xlS5 feet, VS. Wellington
street. Valuation 81, 500. tax $26.SS.
Beaumont, B. W, bill No. "a, Ward,
5, part lot No. II, block 81, 50x199 feet,
ws Wellington street. Valuation $4,000,
Beaumont, B. W, bill No. %, Ward
5, part lots Nos. 10 and 70, block so, Ask
$50 feet, IS Pontotoc street. Valuation
81, 300, tax $21.S4.
Bergman, Lucy, bill No. 81. Ward 3,
lot No. 10, block 81, 50x125 feet, VS.
Fourth street. Valuation $4,000, tax
Bickford. W. A.. bill No. 30, Ward S,
part lot No. 6, block e., 35xl50 feet, MS
Beale street. Valuation $4,000, tax
5000
Black, Margt., bill No. 40, Ward s,
part lot No, II, block 81. 40x150 feet,
VS. Wellington street. Valuation $4,000,
Blue Seal Ice Cream Co, bill No. a,
Ward {, part lots Nos. 4 and 8, block
81. 33x1S0 feet, ms Linden street. Valu-
alton $4,000, tax $3.50
Browne, Harris L., bill No. 50, Ward
S, part lot No. /, block 40. 25x150 feet,
SIS Vance street. Valuation $1,000, tax
$751; so.
Carter, Lula, bill No. 90. Ward S,
part lot No. 3, block AZ. 3ix110 fet. WIS
Allen street, Bledsoe subdivision. Val
uation $500, tax $l3.44.
Cohen, Frieda, bill No. 1870, Ward 5,
part lot No. 3, block 4S. 40x200 feet, SIS
Vance street. Valuation $500, tax
$500.
Cohen, Mat, bill No. 1873, Ward 5, LOT
No. Z, block -, 35Xs5 feet, MS Cal
houn street, Butler subdivision. Valu-
alton $3.50, tax s10.92.
DeSoto Investment Co., bill No. III,
Ward 8, part lot No. 10, 6Sx157 feet,
SIS Union street. Valuation $1,000, tax
s129.36.
DeSoto Investment Co, bill No. 172,
Ward S, country lot No. 1872, 100x212
feet, IS Union street. Valuation s12, 900,
tax 1901. so.
DeSoto Investment Co., bill No. 173
Ward s, country lot No. 492, 120xl2l
feet, ms Union street. Valuation IS, 900,
tax $S4.
DeSoto Investment Co, bill No. ia,
Ward 5, country lot No, 492, S0x93 feet.
ms Union street. Valuation $4,000, tax
s42.
Dickinson. c. c., bill No. 17s. Ward s.
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Alabama street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$l34.4o.
Monaghan. Liszic, bill No. 4S9. Ward
4, h9Nl4S feet. MS Alabama street. Val
uation $1,000, tax $50 60,
Morris, VIM. r. hill No. Az. Ward
s, lots Nos. IS and "a. 100Xl4S feet, WIS
l.eath street. Valuation $1,000, tax
$50 l6.
Morris, VIM. c., bill No. 4t2, Ward
\. lot No. G, 60Nl4S feet. es Manassas
street, Valuation Sl00, tax $ll76,
Murray, J G. bill No, 4iS, Ward s,
cast half lot No, IS, 35XlIS feet, IS
Mosby street Valuation $3.50, tax
$t2, 90.
Noble. W. H., bill No, 46o. Ward S,
country lot No. sos, SlNl32-ll5 feet, ms
Poplar street. Valuation 5 1000, tax
S33. GO.
Payne. Lena. bill No. 4SS, Ward S.
lot No. a, 50xtlS feet, es Leath street.
Valuation Sl,l0O, tax $lS4S,
Ryan, W. l.. and Mary r, bill No.
sac, Ward s, lots Nos, ~ and IS, COX
LAG feet, VS. Dunlap street. Valuation
81, $50, tax $500,
Ryan. Mary r., bill No. 643, Ward S,
part lot No, AZ, 40xlI6 feet. VS. Dunlap
Street. Valuation $3.50, tax $2,52.
Schneider, Julia F., bill No, Sos,
w thiA O. tlAi nv AN't ~ Nv u %
feet. IS Jackson street, Anderson sub
division. Valuation $500, tax $lO,Os,
Seyerson, Georgia G., bill No. 81,
Ward s, country lot No. sos, 61-IOS
l26-l55 feet, IS Carroll street, l. in rea
Of Lavazzo. Valuation $4,000, tax
$50, 40.
Shea, johanna, bill No. $50, Ward s
part lot No, /, 30Xl00 feet, SIS alley
Anderson subdivision. Valuation $3.50
lax $2.52,
Smith. Mary, bill No. sos. Ward S
b0xl4Sta feet, es Leath street, Lane
subdivision. Valuation 5000, tax S5,04
s, lot No. 3, block 5l2, "a 5-6x225 feet
ms Alabama street, Stephenson subdi-
vision, Valuation $1,000, a $3192.
Stith, Nuna and W. G. Oberst, bill
No, 61S, Ward s, part lot No. 10, 30,
1884 feet, VS. Hin street, Samuel Mosbl
subdivision, Valuation $500, tax Sl0.OS
Teltlehaum. bill No. 626, Ward s
west half lot No, 3, SOx1AS feet, ~
Concord street. Valuation $500, ta'
$1S44,
Turpin, Son, bill No. G56, Ward s, lo'
No, "A, 40Xlt5 feet, 80 Winchester
street. Valuation 500. tax $l.6S.
W~eatherall, J, G.; BIN No, $50, Var,
street. Valuation Sl,t00, tax sea e..
WEIGH, Mollie, bill No. $50, Ward
country lot No, 500, 50x160 feet, rs Ala
bama street. Valuation $3.50, Ia
S37. so.
Wayburn, NJ, c., bill No. CSC, War,
8, country lot No. 5l2, l55x20O feet, II
Alabama street. Valuation $4,000, Ia
$l09. 20.
Wilkinson, S, A., bill No. G9l, War
= part lot No. I, 4SxS5 feet, VIZ Manas
Wishart. Geo, bill No, 500, Ward
part lots Nos, 8 and 4. 60xl96 feet, q
Manassas street, Valuation s., 200. Ia
$46 SO.
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THIRD WARD.

part lot No. 55S, block 479, 3Ssx14S feet.
IS jefferson street. Valuation $500, tax
S110.8S
Evans, Emogene, bill No. 50. Ward
3, part lot No. IA, block 4S0, 63x14S feet,
north side Madison street. Valuation
So, 900, tax 1868. go,
Ewing, Caruthers, bill No. II, Ward
3, lot No. 555, 5ox14s feet, SIS jefferson
street. Valuation $4,000, tax $500.
Fuchs, Anaise r., bill No. 81, Ward
uation $ll, 500, tax Sl93.20.
Fuchs, Anaise, bill No. IS. Ward g.,
90xl4S feet, SIS jefferson street. Nalu-
alton $780, 600. tax $685.
Hook, Geo. Emma Est, bill No. 144,
Ward 3, part lot No. 259, 4SN74A feet,
MS Jefferson street, corner alley. Nalu-
alton $40, 900, tax 1886.
jefferson Building Co, bill No. 1856,
Ward 3, 90xll2 feet, IS jefferson street.
Valuation SIS, 200, tax $3.50.
Koch, Fred, bill No. 1877, Ward 8, lot
No, $50, 46x14S feet, SIS jefferson street,
Valuation $500, tax S92. 40.
Koch. Maggie. bill No. 1853, Ward s,
part lots Nos. 6 and I, 60x14S feet, So
Court street. Valuation $4,000, tax $S4,
Koch, Maggie, bill No. 169, Ward, 3,
lot No. 557, block 479. TOMAS feet, IS
jefferson street. Valuation SIC, 100, tax
$3.50. IS.
Larkin, NJ. E., bilFNo. III. Ward 3,
part lots Nos. 217 and 2lS, 3Sxl4S feet,
ms Adams street. Valuation $l2, 900,
tax $201. 60.
McKellar, X. D., bill No. 1913, Ward
8, lot No. 555, 100xl4S feet, IS Jefferson
street. Valuation $500, tax $176.4O.
Martin, Nina D., bill No. 202, Ward
3, part lots Nos. II and 10, 42x148 feet,
MS Madison street. Valuation Sl9,600r
tax $329.2S.
Menke, Isaac and b.. bill No. 2O6
Ward 3, part lot No, IS, 2lx6S feet,
Front and Adams street. Valuation
$1,000, tax S62. 16.
Moran, VIM. Fred, bill No. 217, Ward
3, part lot No. 10. 53X14S feet, ms Madi-
son street. Valuation $4,000, taH
S302.40.
Murray Gin Co, bill No. 219, Ware
3, building on leased ground. Valuation
81, 900, tax $3.50
O'%Sullivan, Thomas Est, bill No. 222
Ward 3, part lots Nos, 267 and 26S
40xl4S1a feet, VS. Second street. Valu'
alton SO, 900, tax 5000.
Ryder, Pauline A., bill No. 255, Ware
3, part lot No. 500, S0x14S feet, nj
Court street. Valuation $4,000, ia.
500. 80.
Strange, Ayres A., bill No. 2S5, War,
3. part lot No. 342, 1Si5x70 feet, n
Jefferson street. Valuation $4,000. ia.
$3.50. ~
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SECOND WARD.

Bickford, Eliz. w, bill No, %, Ward
.. lots Nos. 4 and 5, 47x107 feet, es
Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$3.50.
Bickford, II. w, bill No. 26, Ward 2,
lot No. 2, 26x107 feet, es Front street.
Valuation $1,000, tax $3.50.
Bickford, II. W, bill No, 81, Ward /,
lots Nos. 6 to 9, 69xl07 feet, es Front
street. Valuation $4,000, tax $3.50.
.. lot No. 6S, 74hx14S feet. es Front
street. Valuation $125, tax $40.
Bickford. H. w. bill No. 80, Ward 2,
COUNTRY lot No. 572, S5x14S feet, IS Ex-
change street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$3.50.
Bickford. W. A.. bill No. 81, Ward 2.
lots Nos. II and IL. 51x107 feet, es
Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$3.50.
Bickford. w. A.. bill No. "a. Ward 2,
part lot No. 4O4. Ssx14S feet, es Third
street. Valuation 50, 700, tax $45.36.
Block. I. D., bill No. 80, Ward 2,
parts lots Nos. 269 and 27O, 21x9O feet,
IS Poplar street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$3.50.
Brinkley & Overton. bill No. 46, Ward
., lot No. AZ. 25x140 feet. ms Exchange
street. Valuation 500, tax $1,68.
Brinkley.l ]. NJ; bill No. A., Ward 2,
lot No. Al, 25xiUu rect, ms Exchange
Brinkley. r. c., Estate, bill No. 4S,
Ward 2, lots Nos. A to Al, 1Oox14O feet.
ms Exchange street. Valuation $500,
Chandler. Daniel. bill No. SO. Ward 2,
lot No. R s., : S5sl4e s06 5setj ss EXCHANGE TaInge
f tioe ssoo. b taxi ! ss.o4 SUBDIVISION 'A'uA-
''G Chase Sse,' Ike 4, bill No. Ga, Ward 2,
lot No. 81. 25x14o feet, MS Exchange
street. Batture subdivision. Valuation
SiP Frit YAK Eouis, bill No. 1870, Ward 2,
26x1O7 feet, es Front street. Valuation
Gsssaway, sara e, bill No. 1872. Ward
.. S6x54 feet. Valuation $1,000, tax
Hoffman, Lucy B., bill No. 1s1, Ward
es Poplar street. Valuation $500, tax
Jones, s. w, bill No. 1853, Ward 2
part lot No. r. 24x14S feet, es Front
street. Valuation ss4, 700, tax $3.50,
Manigan, Mamie G., bill No. 1871
ms washington street. Valuation $4,000
Materna, Godfrey and Caroline. bill
No. 1874, Ward 2 2sx14s feet. Valua-
ton $1,000, tax $500.
Memphis Oil Co; bill No. 1875, Ware
=. lOI nv. uNt EohItN tttl' 90 iAANiioAASN
street. Valuation $500, tax 1912.
Menefee, r. c., Trustee, bill No. 1877
Ward 2. part lot No. 122, 24&x90 feet
VS. Main street. Valuation $4,000, ia,
$2n1.60.
., 26xt67 feet, es Front street, Vaiua.
ton $1,000, tax $3.50.
. Schoolfieid. w. w. bill No. 241, Ware
.. country lot No. Az, 41tax14Sh feet
ms Poplar street, corner alley. valua'
smith, Eliza. bill No. $50, Ward 2
country lot No. 472, 50x14s1s feet, m
Poplar street, corner Fourth. Valua'
ton 81. 800, tax $500.
Stratman. E.; H. bin No. 25s. war,
. lot No. AZ, 25x140 feet, ms Exchang'
street, Batture subdivision. Valuation
sAStratman, e. H., bill No. 257, Ware
9. lots Nos. 81 and So, 56x12O feet, e
water street. corner Exchange Bat
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FIRST WARD.

Bickford, W. A., bill No. is. Ward |,
country lot No. 507. 114K72 feet, SIS Win
chester street. Valuation $3.50, tax
$2.52.
Bickford. W. A., bill No. 10. Ward /,
parts lots Nos. 5 INC 6, 75x25O feet, ms
1904.
BiSkford, W. A, bill No. 20. Ward !.
lot No. >, country lot No. 3Ss, 20x15
feet, ms Overton street. Valuation s625.
tax sos 0
Bickford, W. A.. bill No. 81. Ward /,
lot No, Z, country lot No. 3SS, 2Ox100
tax s1O.5O.
Coleman. Mary A.. bill No. 81. Ward
J., parts lots Nos. 145 and 146, 30 2-3x
l4Sha feet, IS Winchester street. corner
alley. Valuation $4,000, tax 1886.
Cooney, Annie NJ, bill No. SO, Ward
!, parts lots Nos. 40 and so, 35x14S1s
feet, es Front street. Valuation $500,
tax SIS. 20.
Dow, H.: bill No. 50, Ward l. lot No.
%, 25x97 feet, IS Market street, VAL
uation $25, tax AZ cents.
Dow, H. bill No. 30, Ward /, lot No.
"a, 25x95 feet, SIS Market street. VAL
uation S25, tax AZ cents.
Dow, H., bill No. 81, Ward /, lots
Nos. 25 to q, 121x95 feet, IS Market
street. Valuation $3.50, tax $3.50.
Forest, Geo. L., bill No. 113, Ward /,
75x75 feet, ms Auction street. Valua-
ton $3.50, tax $3.50.
Forest, VIM. L., blu No. ia. Ward l,
4~Ox24x74 feet, center Front street. Val
uation $3.50, tax $3.50.
Friedlander, s., bill No. 1lS. Ward |,
lot No, lac. 6OxS2 feet. VS. Main street
Valuation $500. tax $95.76.
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149, Ward l, north part lot No. 80, S7ls
x12Sa feet, es- Front street, corner al
ley. Valuation $3.50, tax $3.50.
Lea, Overton, bill No. 2O7, Ward /
part lot No, 464, ms Auction street
Valuation $50, tax 81 cents.
McCadden, Mary H., bill No, zig
Valuation $1,000, tax s26.SS.
McKeon. Alice. bill No. 229. Ward |
lot No. 1872. 37x90 feet. es Main street
Valuation 81, 500, tax s43,6S.
McKeon. Alice, bill No. $50, Ward !
lot No. 1872, 26x37 feet, MS Oyerton Parl
street. Valuation $500, tax $40.
McKeon. Alice, bin No. 231, Ward !
& lot No. 1870, 20x5O feet. es Main street
Valuation 81, 200, tax 1856.
Maloney, Mrs. NJ. A., bill No. 234
Ward l., part lot No. 2SS, 1Shxl4sl
tNSNt - DNNSN ~ Wv
tax s10.0S.
Menefee. r. c., Trustee, bill No. 23S
Ward /, part lot No. 1870, 20x50 feet, G
Main street. Valuation $1,000, ta'
1888.
Menefee. r. c.. Trustee, bill Nc
1881, Ward /. part lot No. 1879, 21x6
feet, Is Main street. Valuation $2.S0C
Monaghan, Jas, bill No. 243, Ward !
part lot No. 469, 75x14s feet. SIS VIII
chester street. Valuation $3.50, ta'
Morris, H., & Bro, bill No. 245, War,
!. part lot No, 1875, Sx74 feet, es Mai
ltreet. Valuation S175, tax S2.94.
North American Realty Co, bill Nc
954, Ward /, part country lot No. 81
SPY xS4h feet. es Front street. Falu
alton SO, 100, tax $52.0 8.
North American Realty Co. bill Nc
255. Ward /, part lot No, 81, 64Ax741
feet, ms Winchester street. corner al
ley. Valuation $4,000, tax $3.50.
Pera. Samuel, bill No. 275. Ward
part lot No. 3S5. 37x5S feet, corne
Commerce and Third streets. Nalua
ton $500, tax s10.0S.
Quinlan, John, bill No. 271, Ward
part lot No. S99, 6Ox451s feet, ms win
chester street. orner Third. Naluatio
$500, tax $11.76.
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feet, cs Second street, Valuation s 5000
TAX 5000.
Clough, John, bill No. %, Ward 6,
part lots Nos. II and II. block Al,
i20. S5xl75 feet, cs Second street. VAL
uation $3.50, tax 1924.
Dandcon. John c., bill No. Iii. Ward
c. part lots Nos. 6 and :. S0x200 feet,
VS. Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
SS0.G4.
Forest, George L.. bill No. IA, Ward
6, part lot No. s, 37xt75 feet, es Null
$l17.60.
Hooks, George Emma, estate. bill No.
21l, Ward 6. part lot No. /, block 26,
G. 7-l2x7O feet, SIS Linden street. VAL
uation $4,000, tax S10O.So.
Kelly. P. H., trustee, bill No. 2Ss,
Ward 6. part lot No. I, 25Xll5 feet, VS.
Main street. Valuation $1,000, tax
$751; -.
Krabbe, Melitta, bill Nc. 24o, Ward
6. lot No. /, 50Xl00 feet, SIS Beale street.
Valuation $1,000, tax Sls4,SO.
Lehman, J. Il, trustee, bill No. 254,
Ward 6, lot No. IS, 25Xl76 feet, VS. Sec
ond street. Valuation 2 800, tax $42.
Mccormack, Jennette e, bill No. 276,
Ward 6, block Z, 25x100 feet, es Sec"
end street. Valuation 81, 500, tax $2b.SS
80 ~ ms yTFA.l
Meacham, M. L., Dlu NO, $50 w atu
G. part lot No. /, 6oX75 feet. SIS Vance
, street, Valuation $500, tax $s7,36.
Roger. Mrs. L. E, bill No. 379, Ward
G. part lot No, Z, block 81, 50xl00 feet
ms Vance street. Valuation $4,000, tax
SIS. co.
Roper, William and Annie Cunning
ham, bill No. $50, Ward 6, lot No. IL
| 3Ox150 feet, ms Linden street. Valua'
ton $1,000, tax 1904.
Speer, Charles r., trustee, bill No
400, Ward 6. lots Nos, 2 to 3, block 4
24C feet to river, ws Chester street cor
ner Nettleton. Valuation $1,000, taa
$35.2S.
Speer, Charles T., trustee, bill No
40, Ward 6, lots Nos. l and 2, blocl
5, 100 feet to river, VS. Chester stree
corner Nettleton. Valuation $1,000 tai
$33. 60.
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NINTH WARD.

Anderson. =. H., bill No. :. Ward .,
block 5i7. 24x162 feet, VS. Peyton
street, Valuation Sl2b, tax S1o.
Bancroft, Alex, bill No, Il, Ward .,
lot No, 6, 4ONlS6 feet, IS Auction street,
Valuation $500, tax $500
bill No, 10, Ward ., part lots Nos. u
and 10, Txl4s feet, VS. Third street
~Naluatlon $l,''o' YAK 1-',fV'
Benham, Oscar, bill No; ~, Ward
,. part lot No us, 3oXiis feet W.
F1fth street. valuation S5bo, tax WA
BERNSTEIN, sid bill No, 40, Ward 3
lot NO. B, block Z. 4bxloo feet. es Leath
street SlOO, tax |l'6S.
Bernstein, Sid, bill No.. 20, Ward D
iiot NO b, block T. 4SNluE Ieet, w. Dun
zap street, Na'uallo" sl|o' TAX Wv
Bickiord, EliZ ". biIl No. 3d. ware
y, lot NO. =, htXlAa teet, VIZ Woonia"u
street Naluatioh s"'0oo, TAX s1o'oa.
Bickford, Eiiz. w, bill No. 81, Ward
D.. part lots Nos 20 II IL l6N
III lseaedI6 ts "39Ita"h street. Na'u"
''on F'oV' ."N $i''lH'
Boone Ben; pm NO. 81. Watd .
,ot NO, y, soNofo Ieet hS l'ooneS street
N"'u"'loh fooV, 'hA e''oa'
hrooks ~ ~ plli ~. Of, "Mu y
paIt 10y No a., +9Alfo ,ee'' vs. rou,li
ana ahey, N"'u"t'on 300 '"A 'o.S''
q hnch' - -; W. )" w, "ot, II,
= country ~ 81, ~ ~vSSSTt Not I. ",
itS'oh Sue''' '"'ua',U" s-'O' q 80
Butter, Nora A. nhi ne, az, ,Warnt
lot 40, ~, anu par. 'ot ~, ~, ,on fI t7no
tett' ~ ~ S''" '"'' '"''"'''" e'''
=" eIi, - an ~ ,,e uo.,
n 1arr2,l' " M rroh p't, 10. ~, VA,
siir ,"t NC corner ne North Tarkway' GUIDE,
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TENTH WARD.

Adler, 5 j., bill No. 2. Ward 10, lots
N No rn d aau street o'' Valuation Ni go 'g tSs
"a cents.
Aston, Jennie, bill No. 10. Ward 10,
lot No. 10. block IL. GiNl00 feet, W.
Louisiana street. Valuation $500, tax
1886,
Bernardini. V. bill No. -. Ward 10.
part lots Nos, 8 and /, block u, t0x170
feet, SO Georgia street. Valuation $500,
tax $l3.44.
Canada, j. w, trustee, bill No. 50.
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ture subdivision. Valuation 500, tax
S1.6S.
Williams, Jos. r.. Hill No. 2s5, Ward
?, lot No. IS, 25xl40 feet, ms Poplar
street. Valuation 800. tax S1.6S.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

"a Tank with two gold chevrons
makes a tactful attack upon an en-
ployment manager. and comes oul
triumphant with list of opportum-
ties for Uncle Sans ex-soldier
nephews.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

Miss Casey, knights of Co.
lumbus worker and friend to all
Yanks, brings up reinforce
ments in the shape Of forceful
follow-up letters. Many
seemingly lmpregnable employ
ment manager capltulates to her
ammunition.
New Ulm review., 1919-02-12

NJ ARQUIS Wheat is one of the de-
=lVl scendants Of cross made
about 1892. The female was a wheat
from India called hard red Calcutta.
The male parent was the widely
grown red Fife. The breeding work
was done at the Canadian station at
Ottawa.
The good milling qualities Of this
variety became apparent by the end
OF 1906 and was sent out to Mani
toba for testing In 1907, in which year
wheat raised was very bad. It was
found that the earliness of this va
riety enabled it to partly escape the
rust. and 1t soon became favorite.
1t has been moving southwark until
1t is being gradually introduced in all
of the spring wheat sections
The campaigns conducted for the
past three years by the Crop Improve
ment Committee have succeeded in
establishing Marquis Wheat and re.
placing other varieties to very sat
isfactory degree.
The good yield of 1918 was, of
course, largely due to the favorable
weather, which is the greatest of all
crop Improving factors. The 1918
yield is given in the October Crop Re-
port as nineteen bushels as compared
with fourteen bushels for 1917, gain
OF thirty million bushels in South
Dakota and probably as much more
In Minnesota and other parts of the
Marquis Wheat belt.
In most of the spring wheat terri
tory Marquis Wheat seems to be the
best variety because it has better mill
New Ulm review., 1919-02-12
LOCAL NOTES

Philip Runck from Springfield paid
visit to his mother, Mrs. H. L. Runck,
of New Ulm.
A new hardware store has been opened
up at Sleepy Eye by Henry Leitschuh.
THIS is the fourth store Of its kind in our
neighboring town.
Veterinary surgeon, F. Alfred Kretsch
Of Fairfax, formerly Of New Ulm, re-
ceiyed his discharge from the army at
Camp Lee, Va, and has returned home
Miss Hattie Baltrusch left for Chicago
and Milwaukee last week, to replenish
the spring stock for her millinery and
ladies store. She intends to stay for
Sc yeral weeks.
County Commissioner T. O. Haugen
OF New Sweden recently had the mis-
fortune to injure three fingers Of his right
hand. He will not be able to use his
hand for some time.
Sunday afternoon Rev G. Mayer de-
,llvered sermon at the Evangelical
Friedens church at Essig. A week ago
no services were held on account of the
unfavorable weather conditions.
At the annual meeting of the Court
land Livestock Shipping Association the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Pres, F. L. Bode; secre-
tary, John Fitzner; manager, Sam
Gieseke; directors, VIM. Pehling, Alb.
Havemeier, and VIM. Voges.
At the card party held recently by
the ladies of the Hecker circle at Wood
men hall the prize winners were Mrs.
N. L. Ackerson, Miss Ida Heers, Miss
Bertha Pfeifer and Walter julius.
More than hundred took part in the
games
John Wiesner of Owatonna died last
week at Tracy from complication of
diseases. He was buried at OWatonna
last Thursday. He was an uncle of
Attorney Alb. D. Flor and cousin of
Jos. Wiesner of New Ulm, both of whom
attended the funeral.
New Ulm review., 1919-02-12
MARQUIS WHEAT.

:
National Crop Improvement Service
Sixty or sixty i've million acres seem
lo be our limit for growing wheat.
How, then can we double the wheat
crop?
In 1918 we succeeded in obtaining a
yield OF about s99,OOO,OOO bushels.
That is not enough.
We must cut out the wastes of dis
eases, of weeds, of unadapted varie-
ties, of faulty termination, of harvest
ing overripe and underripe grain, of
improper shocking, careless threshing,
pioWing, at the wrong time and in the
wrong way, Of neglecting to use proper
fertilizers and rotations, and the raw
ages OF insects, >gophers, and other
pests.
New Ulm review., 1919-02-12
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
Pape's Diapepsin" makes sick, sour,
9assy stomachs surely feel fine
in five minutes.

If what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like lump of
lead, or you belch gas and eructate
sour, undigested food. or have feeling
OF dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste in mouth and stomach-head-
ache, you can get relief in five minutes
by neutralizing acidity. Put an end to
such stomach distress now by getting a
tarse fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin,
from any drug store . You realize in
I'VE minutes how needless it is to suffer
from indigestion, dyspepsia OF any stom-.
aoll disorder caused by food fermentation
line to excessive acid in stomach.
New Ulm review., 1919-02-12

SOW. In the crease of the blotter in.
se.t strip Of cheese cloth or any
cotton rag about ten inches long and
an inch or sc wide, as a wick. Put
several of these tests in one pile.
hanging the ends of all of the wicks
IN IN glass OF water, being sure that
the W1cks are drawing water into the
tests the same as lamp wick draws
OIL into the burner by capillary at
traction. It is a good idea to wrap
the whole bunch of tests in a Waxed
Haper to prevent evaporat ion. You
must m not let them freeze or dry out.
After six days carefully turn each
test inside out and count the sprouted
Kernels, separating them into three
classes, strong, weak and dead. II
ninety or ninety-6ye kernels do not
sprout strong, you had better discard
the seed and get something better.