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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
ALL ABOUT BUTTER

Foreign butter constitutes prob
lem which dairymen may well pre-
pare to meet. Not only is Danish
Dutch, Argentine and Uruguay butter
competing heavily with American ex-
ported dairy products, but it is selling
in the United States itself. A butter
and cheese war may soon acquire suffi-
Gent momentum to be interesting.
Denmark as a butter making coun-
try has acquired wide fame and sub
stantial profits. The biggest display
Of Danish butter ever made, it is said,
will be a feature of the national dairy
show held at the Union stockyards
'"Two-thirds of the American pro
ducers,' says A. Konow Bojsen, Dan
ish consul in Chicago, "have never
seen foreign butter" Here, then, is
their chance to study a famous rival
product.
From the farms of Wisconsin, from
the Fox river valley and the neighbor-
ing regions which make this enc Of
the greatest dairy districts in the
world the aroused butter men will
crowd to the show. They will learn
new methods Of production, perhaps,
and important features of the foreign
butter trade They will presently
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
WONDERS WHY

| Two detectives from the Internal
Revenue office dropped into town,
the last of the week, just looking
around to discover any feeble sign
which might indicate that the Eign-
teenth amendment and laws enact
ed Hereunder were not being treated
with proper respect Home folks had
not been noticing that there was any
of the peculiar scent of moonshine in
the hazy atmosphere but those fed
! eral sleuths had not"been here long
until they commenced going round
in circle shifting the gentle breeZes
from the several directions, and soon
. they were off on the chase. 1t con-
! sequence, two of our county people
| are said to be billed for a railway
! ride, at the end of which they will
get acquainted with federal judge,
if nothing more. One contrivance
commonly known as a still is said to
have been discovered a few miles
north of the city, and another down
in the staid and sober town of Mel
rose. The stills were stilled, and the
I stillers are probably wondering what
, is the next step. Along with one Of
the stills the revenuers brought in
some bottles filled with what was said
, to be "forty-rod" stuff, liquid Of
innocent appearance but Of wild pro-
clivities when snugly slowed away I'M
der the belt of a human biped. The
! bottles were taken 10 Madison for the
usual chemical tests, but nobody
imagines that the contents will be
found to be water melon vinegar,
Just why there are people in the
world who will undertake to defy
the laws of the country and persists in
| the manufacture of the forbidden
juices in the face of almost absolute
lily certain discovery and punishment
lis beyond the understanding of the
iaverage 1aw-abiding citizen, but there
seem to be some who are willing
to take the risk. We do hope, however,
| that henceforth the revenue officers
will have no occasion to go shifting
around in the peaceful atmosphere of
this country in search Of the willy
moonshine.-Black River Falls Jour
NAL.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04

# we expect our lives to amount to
anything. The Bible warns US against
being slothful Abraham probably
didn't know that he was doing some
thing TO be remembered until the
end of time when he went into
Egypt; neither do we know what
may come of efforts that now seem in
consequential. The adoption Of WON
an suffrage, the high cost of living,
strikes, bolshevism, the Irish question,
the presidential eampaign-all 'of
these are big issues today but who
can say that they are important
enough to remain on the records of
time forever? Instead, it may be some
thing entirely apart from them that
will live, something that isn't even
considered important enough to be
mentioned IN the daily newspapers"
Many Of the things which are big
to us now will be forgotten in a
couple of generations, couple of cen
turtles or a couple of thousand years.
The names of all but few human
beings soon pass into oblivion. But
the work they do lives on. History
fails to tell us who it was that first
invented the screw, or the arch, or
the saw, or the lever, or the wheel
but all mankind today gets the bene-
fit Of what they did. 1t is not neces-
sary that our names as individuals
shall survive; the aim is to- devote
our energies to worthy things SO that
those things shall survive, for the
good of those who come after US.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
Thursday, November 4 1920
THE NAMES OF YESTERDAY

The writer had occasion to wander
through a list of names, household
words during the last half Of the last
century. Some of them are not
known to the present generation and
when those living in the years follow
ing the Civil War have gone, the
names will scarcely be known except
by those who ramble through news
paper files or take an occasional book
from a library. Among the names the
writer found were Dana, the editor;
George W. Cable, the ,author; Sir
Henry Irving the actor; r. G. Inger-
soil, the orator; Whitelaw Reid, the
journalist and d1plomatist; Julian
Ralph, the story writer; Joaquin Mil
Ter, the poet, Talmage, the divine; J.
O. Gresham, member Of congress;
Cyrus W. Field, protector Of submar-
inc telegraph; Eugene Field, the
poet; Richard Harding Davis, the
writer; Frank R. Stockton, author of
"The Lady or the Tiger" ]. G. Blaine
the statesman, and others. These are
but few of the names that are now
fading. How quickly enc generation
rises on the ashes of previous decades
and forgets the efforts upon which the
rise has been made possible.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
BIG QUESTIONS OF TODAY

History places Abraham's journey
into Egypt as the outstanding event
Of 1920 B G. says the Pathfinder,
Wonder what the year 1920 A. D. will
be noted for? There is plenty hap
pening these days; but how much of
it is vital enough to remain on the
pages Of history for 384O years to
come? We are petty beings and we
occupy ourselves with small things,
relatively speaking, But just as a man
who builds a house has to build it
stick by stick and nail by nail, so each
Of us, though it may seem that we
aren't doing much, must give our
selves faithfully to what is before US
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04

NNCE in while we run across man who says
~ "Aw, they don't make cigarettes like they used
to-ones as good as another nowadays"
All right, we'll give that smoker any kind of odds he
wants on Spur and win hands down.
Perhaps you are looking for that good old>time
bacco taste Spurs chock full of it. Couldn't help
but BE- with that jim>dandy blend of choice Turkish,
fine Burey and other homegrown tobaccos.
Light up Spur-take a long puff and quicker than
you can say Jack Robinson you will jump for seat
on the Spur band wagon.
Spurs have another surprise for you-theyre
crmped pasted. No other cigarette is rolled with
the crmped seam and you benefit by easier drawing,
longer burning better taste
And here's extra measure-three>fold package of
rich brown and silver keep Spurs fresh and fragrant.
No use dodging-Spurs meet you at every turn.
LIGGETT f MYERS TOBACCO Co.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
MAKING ONES WILL

The late Jacob Schiff and others OF
wealth have left much property for
the public good. This is as it should
be. Most people who have property
should dispose Of it by will. OF
course the family, inease there is
one, should be provided for and at
the same time a portion left for char
ity or other worthy object The man
or woman who accumulates consid-
cradle wealth should not forget the
community in which he resides.
among the benefactions one may well
include:
A hospital.
Public park.
Public library
Ones favorite church
Cemetery association.
Home for elderly people.
Highway, as the Warner road,
Humane, historical or other organi-
cations.
w. w. Warner by his bequest, has
made possible a fine road to the
lake and this will mean great pleasure
to thousands of people. In many ways
by will a community may be remem-
bered and it is the duty of all who
can, to so arrange for the public
good.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
LA VALE

There was considerable excitement
here last Friday about noon when an
airplane landed at the edge of town
About dozen people went UP in il
during the afternoon. The plane was
from Sparta and returned there that
evening.
Wayne Newell of Fairfield was in
town Monday. He is a candidate for
member of assembly on the indepen-
dent ticket.
The mothers club will hold it's an
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
BARABO0 LADY CELEBRATES
NINETYI-FRST BIRTHDAY

Mrs. S. Senior, motner of Mrs. Ber,
that Reul has just passed her ninety
first birthday. In honor of the event
twelve friends of Mrs. Sehler dineG
with her Sunday at the Reul home.
After sumptuous repast the hostess
and her guests spent a few hours in
social chat. Most of the ladies have
passed the three fourths century
mark, yet all are quite as alert as
many much younger in years.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
H. E. RIETHE DISCUSSES !.
THE NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE
BLOW TO NORTH DAKOTA

The non-partisan league is now the
storm centre of political discussion.
The future is judged by the past, they
say, and in order to Judge of what
it may do elsewhere we must know
what the League has done where it
has been in control. The League has
been in power in North Dakota for
the past few years. The League was
started by and is controlled and officer
ed by socialists. No Socialist ticket is
placed in the field any more in North
Dakota. The League, since it has OBJ
tanned complete control of the state
government has created innumerable
new offices, boards and commissions,
filling them in many. cases with Social
lists, some of them imported from
other states and countries. Taxes have
increased 400 per cent. There have
been bank scandals and failures from
irresponsible loans to the League. The
credit of the state has been impaired
Socialist literature has been put in the
public schools advocating atheism,
free love and other rot, divorce, de.
nouncing religion, assailing noted
men and American institutions. The
record of the League in North Dakota
is not one tending to a1lay the doubts
and misgivings raised in the minds
of Wisconsin citizens, especially when
we learn that the officers and propa.
ganda spreaders of the League in Wis
consin are Socialists. H. E. Roethe,
editor Fennimore Times.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
RED CROSS USED $51, 100000
IN EUROPE DURING LAST YEAF

The annual report of the American
Red Cross shows how it expended
$51 ,000,0 during the last year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04

themselves the OF becom
international butter menChI
Abraham probably Daily
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
DE BAcA COUNTY

Office Of the COMMISSIONS o' Pubii.
Lands.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Notice is hereby given thai pursuan'
to the provisions Of an Act Of Conprte
approved June %, 1910. the Laws Of -
State Of New Mexico, and the rules ~
regulations Of the State Land Office. -
Commissioner of Public Lands will oft
for lease, for the exploration. dcveiopm-r
and production Of oil and pas. at publ
auction TO the highest bidder, at min, CD
O'Clock A NJ, on Tuesday, April 18Th.
1870. in the to.n Of Port Summer. County
Of De Baca. State Of New Mexico. at m
front door Of tho COuri House therein
the following drscrTbed lands. 70 wit
Sale No. L n swH EEz HwH seq
An Of secs - n. q q q. Is: tyr
! s, Rec. n z; EH. sEzswH. NJ. swz.
q SECS. 3 3 p u . - rrg $
Rye. p e. NFz, VISA WY Sc. Fs
Twp 6 Rgs 2 p an % SECS D.
70. %. =. %. 81. p; Twp s. Rge. 2
2: WY Nwz- Sec u; Twp. J s Re
%. y. a. q. 2. "a. .. % 81; Twp. ?
T.pl Re + s, .ft : 81 !. ioi. I & n
4 ). Sc 8; w. s. Rsr 3 Z; Lots
L J. 4 70 Sc 2: Twp s. Ree = Y.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL N GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
cHAvEs COUNTY

Lands
Notice is hereby Given tn., pur.u.n.
seot 'h, prG Psna Is Of ,,,s 4" A. Ae' Q, fa9"
State OF New Mexico, and tbr ~ fr,'s
regulations Of the STATE LA on. ,s
Commissioner OF Public Lands viii orrt
tor lease, for the exploration. deg,io.m.u
s s9Sr,i G,o9 10 ,Ss S Of eil I SDd5l gas a, s,d putt
o'clock a. NJ, on WednegJay Anil "a H.
1870, IN the CIV of Roswyi solnN ~.
Chaves, State Of New Mczico' at the hon,
%oo ne Of a ,ss Goqr' no House - '.,,co the 'ol.
"' "'
Sale No. L. p An OF SECS. "a. a. IS. g. &c.
10; Twp 6 S, Rye. q =; An Of SECS
g. 5oi TYR IS, Rg, q " lots l. ?. !,
* sg1 = r. All $40 q 81 81 TtgP 81 BIZ BE-
Sec s; Twp' 2 s. RE IS n. All Of :
Q, Twp. *, Rrc. 2s +: w. Sec. 8; Tsp
I Tvs IS, Re. rs 6 r !, S !, -, sHNw%' $s2Nr 2.
RRGHN y ssnw,1aSssEn1 S Nile ~ TS%P tzwl
SEIsWH; See Is; Twp = ; Rec. rs =;
Lo5s iN r J. 4 SZSEN SHNwN NHST%.
sEA1R% W. a SINsWH, 81 sec oTTg
Twp. rs, Pge % f; NJ SfS Sc ~
: ( r., 3, :. 81 NJ - -
d 7 p , T 5: Rg'' % r. =; Al q Sc Sc W. Is =
WKNfn e. "a, TTggrn 2 ( ~ 191"T
NEx' fHNWSyn' Sn Sec a. re, = s
rSkS -, ~ y =, 3 sSuT9I twP
sEzsWx. Sec ~ TSn J 8 re- "a
ar~ot"E - 20. Twp M Ppgs - ~
g, o. TW~PP q ~ q
a Ar"S oe1 iwp hIe :,
Is, 70. ~ 81 80 q TN ~ ( r..
Sin "S4 S ~, rs aS ~. 8
s1NtH' sNNw4' p1S"% SESWS
a. sS"p o5 Ne ~ o. ~" 81
; W p Al ~ ;" q Twp
. 3 pe'' q r. ~ "i ore ~ INp'
: : - T. VIA -.
, q. - sSRf LOIS a.
. q ,hngss - r LOIS % ~
: = ~ ~, y e"P - ~
: ,o . W. ~, Nv SIS
u; Typ. IS, Rgcr " s.
Twp = hPe y r. ~ o. Sos y Us
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

Lease will be made in substantial confos
nifty with form Of oil and gas lease -
on file in the Office Of the COMMISSIONS
furnished on application.
Witness my hand and the official seal
of the State Land Office of the State o.
New Mexico this 10th day Of January,
1870.
N. A. FIELD,
Commissions OF Public Lands,
State of New Mexico
First Publication January %. 1870.
Last Publication April 2, 1870.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

81 ) Z; ! LIS !; ! !. :, Sc 5 :. $ - 1' 2; !s s sS s.
Rye. % E; Lon :. Sec. o; Twp. | S.
Rsss- z e. LOts 7 2. !, :, Sec, 4 Twp
Twp S. Rye. q +; Lots J. 2, ). !
2 ). !. Sec. 2; Twp. $. Rge. e &
9 E; EH SwX. NWH SEN, Sec. ,;
Twp. , s., Rye. 81 E.; NJ. SEA. Sec. 2;
Twp. , s. Rgs; +" z; NEN NwA; Sec 81;
g; Twp, 8 s., Rye. IS E; Lots j and 2,
5 9. 10. il. L and Sw&, SEA, Sec. Z;
Twp, s, .Rgs. 30 e. NWANWA, SEA
s sMSas ss'. N 4; sSR. Sec E; k :: Twp y E i n 4.
Rye. 20 E; SJHNEA. NIzNWN, Sec. II;
Twp. ] N. Rye. % +; All OF SEC. 10; Twp.
I n; Rye, 20 Z; SEX "a Mex, swANEM'
kse' g E; e., EAw " See E 1 3; rrp !
Rye. 30 E; NJ. MS, Sec IS; Twp.
n, Rye, 20 F; EH, ElWH, Sec. %; Twp.
i. NJ 4u Rye; z Fl l.. Al Of p! Sc s H. Z; l'' s. r
Twp. i N. Rye. q F; NwA, NHswr
s S,4SHa. Sec Sec. q =; T TYP. : : n: BE- Be-. g 2 E
Me-; Sec Sec lS g. Twp. ! g. BE. @ p NE
envy. NHsFA. sEASEA, Sec. 4; Tw
; S. Rye. 2s z; NJ, EHsEA. Sc; Il.
I"gs, g. , Rs S: E :; E + 8; ~ Of Sec Sec. = Twp Twp
, s, Rye. IS E; NWX, Sec. S; Twp. ; $ .
Rse. @ r; EHSWN, Sec. S; Twp. } s.,
Rsei Is w j.; kEN' Sec 8; Twp s. B.
& & (; sS &. sfs. Sc g; + Twp Twp \. + Re ~ 2.
z; SWH, Sec. 9; Twp. , N, Rye. 81 E;
WHsEH. Sec 9; TWP. ) N, re-, y +;
EA, Sec. 4; Twp. , N, Rye. 81 E. kh,
s. Sc T vi TWP ! II, = R r.; k = e e & 3 g. e.. sf &c:
Twp. S, Rye: q E; Nh Sec, IS; Twp
! s, Rye. u Fl; EH. Sec; %; Twp, ! s.,
Rye, n E; So, Sec. Is; Twp, ] s. re.
= e Na. Sc: 81; Typ s. Re-, =
81, Sec. 10; Twp. SIS. Rye. 81 Z; 81.
Sec. 10; Twp. S $, Rye IS f; SHNWH,
Sec. 10; Twp, l n, Rge. % L All New
Mexico Principal Meridian.
No bid will be. accepted tor less than
Five Cents Der acfc, which shall be deemed
10 Iuciu. c and cover the first years rent
al for said Hand, and no person sill be
permitted to bid at such sale except
with the Commissioned Of Pub
he Lands, or with the officer in charge @
such sale, cash or certified exchange
the amount of the above minimum bid
~ boAio VI III uhthtttSoiAA HtlItfA VII
be returned. The deposit of the success
full bidder will be held by the Commits
sioacr Of Public Lands and by him ap
piled in payment of such bid but # The
successiul bidder shall fail TO complete HI
purchase by then and there paying any
balance due under his purchase lncludin
the cost OF advertising and the expense
incident thereto, then and in such even
such deposit shall be forfeited 10 the State
Of New Mexico as liquiiated damages.
Lease will be made in substantial coninr
nifty with form OF oil and gas lease g
on file in the Office # the Commissioner
Of Public Lands, copy Of which viii h.
on application.
Wines my hand and the official seal
= '-r s"7te land Office ~ the STATE n
New MEXICO lhis 2oth day Of January.
N. A. FIELD,
Commissioner OF Public Llrls.
State of New HrsIco
FIRST Publication January q, 1000
Last Publication April :, 1870
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

3. IS g. = ssei IS, L. ~ y IS :. 3. (: %; . Twp y i" : :,
g. T! 2 + Tr ah ! Ssw " H. EH & x! A SW q sy5.
q, q, a, Is, 8, n, %, o, 30, 81, q
Sec. g; Twp. S., Rye. Z E; EH, Ne
swE. SHsWN, Sec; %. Twp 8 S. Rye
n E; All of Sec. /; 9 S, Rye. % 4; Al
OF Secs. II. u, Is, IL; Twp. 9 S, Rye. ?
f; NHNWA, SWANWA, EKNEA, SEA
SHSWH, NWASWN, NENSWA, WHNE4
SEANWH, Sec. %; Twp. 9 S. Rye. 70 Z
Rye. 70 E; All of Sec. 2; Twp . S., Rye
q e NEA, Lots 3, 4, SWANWA, 81
aannNoff"SM. % IT,, do"P' D. ~ Hee NNrEh
SEX, Sec. s.; Twp. 9 S. RE. u E: Lot
). 4 SHNWn. SWK. Sec s: Twn. Q s
Rye. 27 F.: All of Secs. 6. 2: Twp Q s.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30
LAND FOR SALT

FOR SAIE-rrsci Of land IN Cay
~ Santa Fe wrs' OF and ADJOINING
D 4 p G Railroad in north west
psr' ri Town Address State Record
Santa Fs " "
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

T. II s. x s E.:Sec. %. all Sec Is
81; Sec. i9, 81. Sec. 20. 50, NEA; Sec
q, all; Sec. %, Ma, SEX, NkASWA, 81.
"A, all; Sec. Is, all; Sec. %, al; Sc. =
ali; Sec. %, all; Sec. %, all, SEC. 80, ail'
Sec. 81, all; Sec, 81, all; Sec. 3, all; Sc.
", all; Sec. IS, all; Sec. 30, all,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

T.. 10 S, X. ? E.; Sec. ], an, Sec ?
ali; Sec. ii, all, Sec, u, all; Sec. Is. Al
Sec. IA. all; Sec. %, all Sec. q, all
Sec. Is, all; Sec. %, all; Sec. IS, all
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

T. Il s., r. 10 e.: Sec. 2, Lots / :
>, 4, S, 8, SHSH, NWASWM, SWANWh
Sec. 10, all; Sec. %, all.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

T. u S, r. E: Sec. 2. Ell; s.. 4
NWA, NHNEA, SWNNEA, NHS"A. Sc
9, NW4, WHNEA, SEANEA; Sec. Is 81
Sec. 70, all
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

Sale No. Is T. Il S, X 8 Z. Sc
2, Lots /, 2, ). 4, SHsSh, Sec. 10, all
Sec. q, sNNEN, sHsMN. SEA-; Sec. Is
all; Sec. 20, SH, SHNEA, S4NWM; Sc
seq, SWMSEA, SEANWA, Sec, g., ali;
Sec. IS, all, Sec. 50, all.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

T. 10 s. R. E; Sec. !, VIZ; Sec. :
all; Sec. Z, all, Sec. S, all; Sec; II
Sec. 2. VIZ; sESS' H-SL-' s"ffNss e.
z, all; Sec. IS. WHNWA, NEHNWA,
NEHSEA, SWASWA, SENSWN; Sec. -
all; Sec, y, an; Sec. IS, all; Sec. y
NJ, SEX, SKSWA. Sec. 80, ali; Sec g.
ali; Sec. q, all; Sec. IS, VIZ.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

~. 10. ii. 81. Sec. 2, Lots i, 2. ). !
S, 6, 2. 5, 3. 10, II, Y, NKSHi Sec,
Lots /, }, ?, 8, g, 10, seq Sec, 10, ~
Sec. N, all; Sec. u, NENNEA, NWANEA
Sec. 10, all; Sec. 81, all; Sec. 70, all
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

Office of the COMMISSIONS OF Public
Lands.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

7. Il s., r. $ E., Sec. p, SEA F.
SWA; Sec. %, 81; Sec. "a, So; Sec. %
all; Sec. 70, EH, EHWH; Sec. p. W
WEI, NEHNEA; See 80 wy NNN
NEM, SHSEM; Sec. 81, SHSWM; Sec IS
sEH EHsNNN, SMMSWH.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

T.. Is S, r. il f.; Sec. %, SENEA
NEANW14, NEMSWH, NWMSEA, SHSH
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

No bid will h. sccepi-i fof bee. thar
Five Cents per acre. -hich shan 10 a.erneF
20 include and cover tb~ FIRST years rent
al for said land. and no person will b.
permitted to bid at such sale except b
has, prior to the hour st for such sal
deposited With the CornmissiOBer of Pub
he Lands. or With the officer IN charge
such sale. cash or certified eschange
Deposits Of an unsuccessful bidders ~
BE- returned The deposit Of the succ-s.
ful hiddcr gill BE- held by the Comm.
siorsr ~ Public Lands and by him AZ
purchase by thrn and there paying any
balance do una,r his purchase inciudfne
the cost Of advertising and the e,perses|
such deposit shah Be forfeited 20 the STATE
Of Nr~ Aerco a. bquidsted dznaees
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

Prs Psbiicsios January q, b0
lsN PubIicatios AprI 3, leA
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

First Publication January =. ie8
last P~ubiicsfion April q Io1H
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

ss,e Ne. L q Lo,. 4 2 I. szsEz 81
SvK 81. SCI D. Tvp , ees r v
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

Sal. No 4 S-hu 81 Sec. ~ ~ Tvn.
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-30

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

Rabinovitz was formerly Miss Sara j.
Weinblatt. Mrs. Frank weinblatt Is
pending the winter with her son, Mr..
larry Weinblatt in Marlin, TcS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Hume. Jr.,
)t 1912 Erie avenue, entertained on
saturday evening in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Webb, who have left for
an extended tour through the South.
Ainong the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur n. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrnest Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Buehl
a surprise kitchen shower was given
m honor OF Miss Sylvia Ethel KauT-
man by Mrs. Alexander ROdin, of 1927
NNorth Twenty-eighth street. on Satur.
gay afternoon. Among the guests wore
Mrs. sidney Kline, Mrs Joseph Taylor.
Mrs u, INvno. Mira. Max Novick. Mrs
larry tubin. Mrs. NJ. Dombro Mrs. I'd
ward kolsky, Mrs. Louis Kauffmann.
!Iis. Mis. David Eabinowltz, Mrs. David
SSheLman, Miss Eva tlglehaupt, Miss
EE,rena Sperber, Miss Bella Rubin. Miss
ff1Sther NoviCk. Miss jeanette Rich, Niss
Minhle Rubin, Miss Della Rubin. Miss
ara Kaufman, Miss Hannah Kaun-
,,,ah, n,,,, Mrs; Louis Hanta and Mrs. Alex
I'm Delta Pi Fraternity OF Temple
NV Nersity will hold a dance AT the
,,>Grmm 'ehtur" CIub on Saturday eNc.