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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
200 BLIND PERSONS
LAUGH WITH Joy AT
DINNER IN DENVER

DENVER. Jan. "a
"Out of the night that covers me
Dark as the pit, from pole to. pole,
thank whatever gods may be
For my uncomfortable soul"
The spirit of 'Invictus'' was present
at IA dinner for the blind at the AL
bany hotel here this week.
Two hundred persons whose physi-
cal blindness had failed to dim the
eyes of the soul or to darken hopeless
ly the joy of life laughed whole-heart-
edly and cheered the singers with an
enthusiasm noways touched by the
sadness of affliction.
The dinner was given through Lutte
NJ. Wilcox. president of the United
Workers for the Blind.
During the dinner the Farmer quar-
tet rendered several humorous songs
Mick Plaizzi, the accordion-pl playing
Union station red cap, initiated every
thing from a violin to a brass band
on his instrument, and Miss Margaret
Sanford sang two solos.
Among those present was William
Eubank, the only living son OF a revo-
lutionary war soldier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
TWENTY THREE GRANTED
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES

Twenty three persons who recently
took the examinations for state tea
chers' certificates in this county have
been awarded their certificates and
they were mailed out by the county
today. Several more,
who received demand certificates, are
not included in the list but may OBJ
tain their certificates when they de-
sire them.
The examinations We're held in De-
cember both in Pendleton and in Mil
ton Only three of the successful
ones are men. The names and ad-
dresses of those who obtained certi-
ficates are:
Miss Harriet Benjamin. Pendleton:
Miss Isabella Bartlett, Pendleton;
Miss Florence Hall. Mckay; Miss
Mabel Bond, Cabbage Hill; Hiss One
Owenby, Freewater; Miss Friedrich
Anderson, Freewater; Miss Bertha
Hoon, Freewater; Miss Pearle Peter
son. Milton; Miss Minnie Mcclure,
Echo: Miss Gertrude Nash. Pendle-
ton; Miss Edith Bynon. Pendleton;
Miss Edna Marie stiles. Echo: Miss
Clarisa Gates, Athena: Miss Rose
Leibrand. Milton; Miss Josephine
Sanders. Pine Grove; Mrs. Cora Ma
cSey, Pendleton; Miss Cora Kicker
Freewater; Raymond Orth, Free
water; Miss Montana r. Condor, Her
miston; Mrs. Mildred Ammons, Pen
dleton: Mrs. Zella l.. Temple. Helix;
II. w. Hargitt, Gibbon. and Kyle Nc
Daniel, Freewater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

An indian romance which was shat
tered by Peudleton officials two
months ago with the arrest Of John
Walker and Leah Seagers. the for
mer on charge Of violating tine Mann
act and the latter as accomplice. had
another chapter written in the federal
court at Portland Yesterday Judge
Wclverton decreed that the two ma
tives must part and go their several
ways or Walker must go to Jail.
Mrs. Seagers, a Mohawk, told the
court that she did not want to marry
Walker and that she meant no wrong
by travelling about the country with
Walker although not married to him.
She declared that they were both
Dlerely following Indian custom.
Icnicncy Recommended
When arrested here. Walker was
confronted with a charge of having
brought the woman from GOldendale.
Wash Prior to going there they had
been together on the reservation in
Idaho for a time. on the strength of
their assertion that they meant no
wrong. however, Assistant United
States Attorney Charles Reames recon
mended leniency when Walker was
brought before the court for sentence.
Federal Judge Wolverton decided
that the pair should be married. But
he woman did not want to. She de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

Eastern Umatilla county has not
for long number of years furnished
the county with its judge, and it seems
only right and fair that the ensuing
election should swing our way in this
respect.
For this most important office The
Eagle puts forward and Suggests the
nomination and election of a tried and
experienced business man, ont who
has already hmad long service as
member of the county court Of which
the Judge is the presiding officer.
I'VE have reference to none other
than H. NJ. Cockburn, whose qualifica-
tions for the office Of chairman OF the
county court. the money handling
body Of the taxpayers. need no special
endorsement, for they are well known
to all. and admitted by friends and foe
alike.
'It is a generally conceded fact that
the eastern part Of Umatilla county
got more and better road work and
was better represented by Mr.. Cock
burn during his eight years tenure OF
office as county commissioner than
this district had been accorded for
long time.
Mr.. Cockburn would make good
county Judge" -f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
LAST NURSES CLUB
CLOSES IN FRANCE

The last Y. w. c. \. Nurses 1luo
in France closed in December al iios-
pital 30, Brcst since 'ulS' c
nurse returning TO TINS couu'S
overseas service has passed tprous n
Brest. and has been entertained ~
one way or another ut inns iuo,
Among the nurses who enjoyed lip
hospitality of the Club during its laS'
month of service We're twenty A1herl-
cans who had volunteered Tor serRlse '.l
in Selicia, and who went TO ,-oolellN
from Brest, to await soraerS 70 p''-
coed.
More women went overseas as
nurses than in any othef caP''ei'S >, /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
ALLIES WILL RECOGNIZE
ARMENlA'S INDEPENDENCE

LONDON Jan. 2l.-The allies nave
decided torecognize the defaeto inde-
pente of Armenia. 1t was announceu
today. The capital OF the nation VIII
We EriVau.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
FATHER BEQUEATHS WINE
CELLAR TO HIS TWO SONS

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2i.-The Will OF
Henry w. Kuhs. 1918 Hall street,
president Of the II. w. Kuhs Real rs
tate CO., who died December II, be-
quests his wine press, hogsheads,
barrels and all other countents IN tne
wine cellar of my residence" to his
sens. Edward l.. and William II. huhs'
The will was made in 1912 and was
filed Thursday.
Ninety shares of stock in the Feal
estate company are divided ahohs
six children. gift of S5oo TO the
German protestant orphans Home on
the Natural Bridge road. is made
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

man three weeks Hill was absent from
ms nome. Officials and relatives have
mel dthe view that he met with fould
play Hill Will be brought to Bend
for medical treatment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
FARMER NEAR BEND
LOSES MEMORY AND
HIRES OUT AS HERDER
Receivers From ebay Lapse
to Find Himself Tending
Flocks on Tire Mountain 60
Miles From Home.

BEND, Jan 24.--When S. n. Hill,
Wen known and prosperous farmer Of
the Fort Rock section, recovered from
lt-day lapse of memory he found
himself herding sheep on Wagon Tire
mountain about 60 miles from his
home
AT what timo he suffered loss of
nemGry Hill was unable to say when
ne returned TO his home Wednesday
afternoon. He says that he has no
recollection OF hiring out to a sheep
man to care for his flocks nor Of being
paid $50 check which he found on
his person after returning. For more
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
LOVE OF WIFE is
CAUSE OF DIVORCE

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, 34.-Assert
ing he loved his wife too much to
stand in the way of her happiness.
Joseph Bauer. an automobile dealer,
today secured a divorce from Chris
tina Bauer in Judge Graham's court
on grounds of mental cruelty.
In giving his reasons to the court
why he was obtaining the divorce.
Pauer said; 'She asked me to get a
divorce so that she could marry an
other man. whom she loved better
than me. care too much for her to
deny her any happiness that is in my
power to grant her"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
MAN BECOMES "RED"
BY MISTAKE; THINKS
HE FIGHTS H. C. 0. L

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 24.--John
Belavic, an alien. was a red by
mistake. He Joined the communist
labor party in Mount Olive thinking it
was an organization to battle the H.
c. Of L. When he saw 20 brother
members arrested and started for
Russia he rushed to the office of
United States District Attorney Knots
here to explain that he did not know
what kind of a society he was in.
He has been in the United States
90 years but never was naturalized.
He says he has no desire to be de-
ported and is through with the COM
munists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

When woman looks in a mirror she
is luckily never able to see herself as
other women see her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
EAGLE CITES COCKBURN,
OF MILTON, FOR JUDGE

II. M. MACK Cockburn, OF Milton.
Is launched as a county Judge possibil-
ity by the Milton Eagle in an editorial
In this weeks issue Mr. Cockburn is
a former county commissioner and
served for eight years as a representa-
tive OF the east end of the county.
In telephone conversation between
Mr.. Cockburn and County Judge G. II.
Marsh today Mr.. Cockburn said that
the announcement came as surprise
to him and that he had not seriously
considered the idea. It, Is not Doubt
ed that Mr.. Cockburn would run If he
were assured sufficient backing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

It's enough to make a strong man
tremhle to think of a poor shad with
rheumatism in all his bones.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
HIP POCKETS DOOMED TO
INN0CU0US OESUETUDE;
ARE NO LONGER NEEDED

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Prohibition
win sweep hip-pockets in mems s
trousers into innocuous desuetude. ac-
cording to prediction by experts of
the International Association of Cloth
ing Designers, who today issued an
edict: Make them smaller and shall
lower this season.
Commenting on the attitude of the
designers, George w. Hermann. a
member of the organization said:
ITS illegal to tote a gun; it's unhandy
to carry your handkerchief there, and
YOU can't buy anything but wood all
cohol to put in your flask. SO the
pocket just naturally will shrink
away"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
Has Strong Record

During his time as commissioner he
Is said to have made an excellent
and would probably be strong con-
tender If he entered the race. Mr.,
Cockburn is "A republican and is a
member Of the county central COM
mittee..
In his editional launching Mr.. Cock
burns name, Editor y. j. Vanskike
says in part:
AT the primary elections next
spring, candidates will be nominated
for a number of county and state Of
fices. Among these will be n success
sor to County Judge, Charles II. Marsh
who has given his friends to under
stand that he will not accept another
term.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

order Limiting Time to File Claim.
ana for Hearing Thereon. y
estate OF Peter J. Fosse. Deceasaa
STATE or Minnesota, County Of Stearna
In F sne Matter Of the Estate of Peter J.
letters of administration this dow
ndvlng been granted to Marie r FossS
~ IS ordered, that the time wifi,
e. e oecedent may present claims asainst
MS estate In this court, be. ana tha
Sane hereby is, limited to three months
that Ho o"ee nereor; and
FRIDAY THE 21st DAY OF
JANUARY, 1921 VI
g > O'Clock A. M, in the b co,,r+
ho9ms, at the Court House at the Sitv
OF st. Cloud in said County. be. and G Ky
me time and place for hearinr ,sno a1
Fly the examination. adjustment aud
allowance Of such claims az shan ha
presented within the time Aforesaid
nn he : 94tlce hereof be given By the
RHaDiLcatlon Of this order in the "Der
Serdsterno as provided by law
;s Da5ed october 14th, 1920.
Attornav II. Probate Judge
21.2R.A
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@nthnIifhe @terni

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fir ii6 ielblt als fir Die 3ufunft 81
rer Ri1oer o11r9 Den Mnfauf Don2an0
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tralen Noro=Dafotu. &ringen sic ST.
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nation un6 Breislilte i9reibe man an
Spbn S. Bellies,
@arriion Mc2ean County, g. 9.
Heferen5en: Bfarrer Der St. Nito=
lnuSfir9e, 6armers 8anf bon @ar-
ri1on.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims.
and for Hearing Thereon.
Estate of Joseph Mayrhofer, Deceased
state of Minnesota, County Of Steanns
In Probate Court. -
In the Matter of the Estate OF :Josenh
Mayrhofer, Decedent.
Letters te~stamentary this day havinp.
geen granted to N. J.. AL. Peiffer.
It is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors Of the above named
decedent may present claims arainst
his estate in this court, be ana the
same hereby is, limited to six months
from and after the date hereof: and
that $50
FRIDAY, the 9Th DAY OF
'., s APRIL, 1921. -@
y O'Clock A. M, In the Probate Court
Rooms, at The Court House at the CITY
OF 81. Cloud, in said County, be. and
sam hereby is, fixed and appointed
as Ine time and place for hearing upon
the examination, adjustment and
Of such claims as shall be
within the time Aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
Nordstern". as provided by law.
DATED October 18th. 1920.
tSeall ]. b. HIfSL,
Paul Ah1es, Judge r6f
attorney 7-14-Rl
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oA'"tioh Tor Hearing ON Final Account
ana for Distributors.
In Probate Court. VI oteafns,
In the Matter of the Es+o+a
MMunt1fer1ng, Decedent. n"iu
me state of Minnesota to all ner.on.
amterested In the final account If ths
estate Of said ~decedent: Tue
al ne representative Of the above nam
eG d%eced5ent, having filed in this Can't anm
~ ~ II ma account Of the administrative,
OF the estate Of said decedent. toeather
Warn ms petition praying for the adj
account. VI SAID Ina
he rGeref Site,d You, and Each Of You, are
Sea o%Tf' .. # any yeu haye. before sf aHis
me Sourt House, in the CitV 81 81
Cffo%d, IN the County Of stearns. STATE
OF minnesota, on the oae
90 9Th pay OF NOVEMBER. 1920.
a. y o'clock A. M, why said netition
not be granted.
NJ i IN The Judge Of said Court,
OF October, 1920. LIS I'LL Jay
court Seal) -
A~ttornau fen Judge of Probate
~ .Itep. #H ..-. 14-27.22
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8m4er, etc.

2ettfaben fit 8irsertanbibaten, aez
r1aue nnb neueite @eiebesbeiimrnungen.
- Yrif1ngsfragen, englii9 nnb beuf1G.
-Mustpabl:-Sbne 2ebrer Gn8Iiid1. -
B0rterbi9er, @ram1nntifen IN allen
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fpefte.
Ralmeper &ublifbins g., 2O5 6. As.
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Citati0n for Hearing on Petition "a
c. sen, Mortsage or Lease Land
ot4Ie OF minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court: s 10
In me Matter Of the Guardianship of
"a Nierengarten, Minor.
lands belonging to said minor:
me petition Of Anton J.. ren r+an
as representative of the above q ned
MINOR, being duly filed in this court
representing that it is necessary on,
Tor the best interests Of said esta4e
ana or al interested therein that cers
IN n Of said minor described
Inereln be sold and rayin that
license be to him granted to sell the
Won Mow ARE Tbh srsfo You, and each OF
snow cause. If any you have. before
TINS court, at the Probate Court Rooms
"a the Court House in the City Of ST
Gioud,- County Of S~tearns, State Of
IN. the
- 9Th pay OF NOVEMBER, 1920,
at . o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted
witness the Judge of said Court and
Ine seal Of said Court his 9th day Of
October 1920.
lSeaD j. B. HIMSL,
l4-zl-zS Judge of Probate Court
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21t b%erfQnfen.

Cine CUTE 200 Mder ~umfo1enoe
6arm in 5tear11s golntDp nit gu.
ten @e6duben, ndbe Bel elmer Sta6t
gelegen, ihmar3er 2ebm nit gelber
Communications, 100 older unter
Bfl1tg, @eit &el,- 1tn6 8ei6e. Breis
$3.50 per Mfer. 2eidte 8e6ingltngen.
6arm 1rn1B geieber1, nm getpiiroigt al
tper6en. M6beres Bel Der
9abnesbile Qan6 Company,
Bnb1tesbile, Min1.
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cAtatAon Tor Hearing on Petss,on -.
Administration

oAeaeAOn Tor Hearing ON Petatton So-
Administration,
estate of Ludwig Ahcin. Deceased
0la = oI minnesota, County Of Stearns.
IN Probate Court.
~ ine Matter of the Estate of 1,,dwir
Ahc1n, Decedent. u"4e
Inc state of Minnesota to All naraon,
tneeiesteds1n the granting Of aGmin;so
aMIton OF the estate of said decedanI.
me petition of Maria Ahcin hau'
ing Deen filed in this Court. renresant-
~ dfg ~ nat Ludwig Ahcin, then a resident
. me County of Stearns, State Of Nil
Mesota, died interstate on the. 1st dav ~
nday; 1911, and praying that letters ~
44 ~ of his estate be eranted
- Feter Iupan, and the Court havine
seiG me time and place for hearing
therefore, You and Each Of Yon orc
nereoy CITED n required to show
GSause' II any you have, before FIJI.
Go ~ az the Probate Court Rooms in
w court House in the City Of ST
Ceoua, IN the County of Stearns state
VI minnesota, on the ''
dzth DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1921
q . O'Clock A. NJ, why said netit,nn
SAUuio not be granted. 1890
witness the Judge Of said Court and
0 9mg sea- OF said Court, this 18th day Of
SSI1oElt Seal) J. B. EIMSL.
. Probate Judge.
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Ue.int4t Guer GlueT

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2an6 nod fir 20 bis 40 9onor Sen
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be bon Stride nn6 Sdpulen in elmer
tatbolifden &olonie gelegen lit. @e.
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an @enrp &rnntng,
.t1-13 Miinlter, Sasf., Canada.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Stearns,-ss.
We, Anton Schmitt, President and
Henry M. Moser, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly veal that the
above statement is true TO the best of
our knowledge and belief.
ANTON SCHMITT, President.
HENRY M. MOSER, Cashier.
and sworn to before me this
10th day of October, 1920.
(Seal) E. A. Schmitt,
Notary Public, Stearns County, MINI.
My Commission expires Nov. "a. 1922.
Attest: MATH LAUBACH
(Two) Directors JOS. SALCHERT
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Ri ~berfanfe1t.

&aus nit a6t 8immern, 5tan un6
Sbnppen, eingeidloiien 5 2ots un6
SO Mder 2anb, an @ob 5pring an
gren5en6. 0dberes Bel 8eter 9enricb,
ct. Soiepbs Mltenbeim ct. glo11b,
Minneiotu. 4t
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Citation for Hearing ON Petition Tor
Probate OF VIII.
Estate of Michael Fischbach, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearns,
In Probate Court.
IN the Matter ofRthe Estate OF Michael
Fischbach, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota and all per-.
sons interested in the allowance and
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Hen Cross Geberpiue1t
Die beften 8iQeu in Ser @elt.

Die beften 8iaen In Der @elt.
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ben, 8lin6burment3unoung, @ouen,
iteine, 8aiferiudt nn6 8eritopfung.
Mufgemadt IN ubrfaiion Glaiden
nit Sdrm1benipiBe, entbdt iieb5ig
BiQen. 8erfauft bon Mpotbefern fir
25c ober i6ift mad &ea Bros, Min.
neapolts, Weinn.. 16bn
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probate Of the Will of said decedent:
Inc petition Of Annie Schmitz, being
duly filed in this Court, represent
l fasiae shat Of Mi cha co1 Fisehbach, then =
State. of Minnesota, died on. h 12fh'
any Of de October %.n 1929, leaving a last viii
this Court with sai petition, and prayo
ing thgg tnat sald instrument be allowed as
dae last VIII and Testament Of said
Inc that letters Testamentary
&c issued thereon to her the said Annie
yd Now Therefore, You, and Each Of
show cause, If any you have hefor 20
Inns In court, at the Probate Court Rooms
Geead, County Of stearns. State of Min
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1921
of Of said 9'eloek A.. NJ, why the prayer
Ml1ness the Honorable, J. b. Himsi'
said OF said Court. and the seal OF
1919 9 ) court, this 18th day Of Octoher
Theo Rneal3 J. B. HIMSL.
sN Attv for Judge.
- w eI1t1OHer 21-28-4
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j3u berfaufem pber at pertauiden.

IS Mder groBe Garmmit guten &C.
bd11lt6feiten an etnem Seenfer, 6rei
8lods bon Stride un0 Sb1le un6
bier 8lods bon giienbabn-5 Station BEL
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County gelegenen @iIoge. @er6e
berfaufen o6er berban6elan gegen gu-
te &eiiben5 IN ct. gIon6. 46reiie 80
care Of Nor6itern," ct. glotr6, Minn.
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Ri b~erfanfen.

1855 Mder Barm in @ilage gIroia
in @eftton 9. @eitere sSnformation
5n erfragen BET Sen. Oiten6prf, 81
roIu, Winn. st
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Sar11t at berpa6ten.

100 Mder Sarm an6ertbalb Meilen
bon ct. Soiepb, Minn. Mdberes gu
erfragen bel Geo. 8. Sep, SIT 3meite
@traBe iiioli6, 81. @lou6.
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gen &ab3ettel!

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aug af 06rnlhbe Tragen umb bNbt eme lRQ0e @rabrnng> amf be ETH dnRrer Nfann
nit .&e9t lb en f6nnte ST DerMnDet etn ral0es nnD fnbneS Nuge nit gennenn
lhneu, nit enehenben nnb feem Nut. ST. lit en gemMt@r sprder, unb fme Ser
l0nN6tet 1T unbefedt uno gefdQg.
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eHnn tauen bon goruegea aus ben fraberen @eneradonen, Der @robpakr opobl ne
Nn @Rr geb1nen ben erfen 6nbRrn TT Gr5kbungSarbett inter ben goruegnn tn bic
tent 2aube an. 9etn enerGder Stmnn mrb TT 9eufddano gfnnben, menn man nett
genug 3urhdgebt aber auf nuteruaber sehe fommt er BON etnem danen nornegdden
5Mu1uR.. Ct lit en QBe1h6er NIT Seth unb 5eAe, 1T (emr @r5ebumg nD ienen Nz
ddhn. St 1T p6l er5ogen, eel gefnut 1nD fret pn stngei@rdntkn 2}urureien, Seine
Mbfdt gbt battn, benz Situate ene mmtiame u0 ebrbare 8eruatung nit geitem
MeNe fir ale unb bosmnhe Abfdt gegen aetnn 81 geben. uo CT nmb Die @ehgen=
bt baMn, bs 5n tim; benin, ungea6tet beg banen &aupfS, ben mon 9Fgen TIN fdbrt
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@etreibe.
8ei5en No. 1 $500. /;
Wei5en SEQ. 2 $1.95.
&orn 76c. 7
@ufer Acc.
@erlte 76c.
&oggen $3.50.
Star $2.1t.
Mebl, SO Hfun6 $685..
@emablenes &orn 1926.
&leie $780,.
Oilmeal $3.45.
Sborts $1.90.
@emoblenes Glttter 1925.
Corn Meal SO &fun6 $3.50.
Hoggenmebl $3.50.
8ntter So sac.
gier SIC.
@onig Bfo 30-35c.
&artoffeln $1.25-$1.30.
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No. 1882.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
FARMERS STATE BANK OF STRING
HILL, Inc.
at close of business on Oct 6, 1920.
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Total :. .. .. =. .
Of Reserve on hand
Amount of Reserve required
! by law :. .. .. .. =. -.