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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
REPUBLICANS DE-
IGNATE COUNTY
TICKET
ENTHUSIASTIC ASSEMBLY HELD
AT COURT HOUSE AND FULL
TICKET PRESENTED FOR PRI-
MARY ELECTION,

The republicans held their regular
county assembly at the court house in
this city last Saturday. The meeting
showed much enthusiasm and il this
is any criterion as to how the county
will go this fall land we believe it isl
it means that Sedwick county will
tarn in the largest republican major
ity ever known in it's history. The as
sembly was most harmonious in every
respect and they designated a county
ticket whom all can support knowing
it to be superior to the democratic
ticket in every respect.
The assembly was called to order
by County Chairman E. C. Harris.
+. w. Sherman of Sedgwick was NOM
mated and elected Temporary Chair
man and r. ID. Showalter and Mrs.
VIM. Loves temporary secretaries.
Committees were appointed on Gre
dentials, Resolutions. and Rules and
Order of Business, after which the
assembly adjourned till two o'clock
p. m.
The assembly met at the appointed
hour and after hearing the reports Of
the various committees, the temporary
organization was made permanent and
went at work at once to designate the
various candidates. Every candidate
nominated was unanimously designat-
ed for the position for which they
sought. The following were nominal
ed for the various offices:
For Sheriff.. S. Thunderstorm.
For County Clerk and Recorder-Nel-
lie f. Nichols.
For Treasurer-E. C. Harris.
For County Judge. V. Parker.
For Assessor. A. McClary.
For Superintendent of Schools -
Emma Carlson.
For Surveyor-E. c. Hamilton.
For Coroner-Dr. G. F. Ewing.
For Commissioner Dist. No. Geo.
r. Sellers.
For Commissioner Dist. No. 3-Gustav
Sprick.
The following Justices of the Peace
were nominated:
District No. Pc. j. Frederick and
F. E. Allen.
District No. Sd. A. Rees. -
District No. Mark Gyger and L.
C. Peyton.
District No. 6-Jacob Yaggie.
District No. Ed Richardson.
The following constables were nom
mated:
District No. 81. A. krist.
District No. Al. y. Harrington and
R. M. Loveland.
District No Oscar Milsap.
District No. John Cummings.
The following committeeman We're
nominated:
District No. p. N. Cleveland.
District No 81. A. Dawson.
District No. 4-F. W. Sherman
Dis trict No 5-A. D. Eschelman.
District No. Cross Farlhh.
District No. 7-Chas. Stone.
The following committeewomen
were nominated:
District No. 2-Mrs. W. T. johnson
District No. 3-Mrs. 7. A. Krist.
District No Mrs Alice E Loves
District No. 5-Mrs. Frank Herfert.
District No. 6-Mrs. Ida Milsap.
District No. Mrs. John Cummings,
Short addresses were then heard
from several of the candidates after
which the assembly adjourned
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
Farm Development
Truck Tour Visited
Julesburg Last Week

Reports received from Gilbert Nc
Neil, tour director of the Rocky Noun
tain Auto Trades Association Farm
Development tour, which visited Jules
burg last week Thursday, indicate that
this truck tour met with royal re-
ceptions and that the visitors were
entertained in a manner that has
never been equaled on tour OF this
sort.
The caravan itself stimulated in
terest which is attested by the re-
ports regarding the number of peo-
pie who have inspected this caravan
at night. The local committees who
made arrangements for the reception
of the tour handled all the details in
a manner that left nothing to be
asked. The bond of friendship that
has sprung up between them and the
members of the caravan is one that
will never be broken.
The trucks made demonstrations
in the farm fields that were sur
prising even to the operators. They
went over roads and fields that were
declared impossible by the farmers.
They have fed grain to the thresher
with four trucks until it was choked,
supplanting over eleven teams of
horses and used less men. They made
demonstrations of as high as 60 miles,
bringing in live stock and getting it
into the hands of the packer in less
than an hour and one-half from the
time it left the farm.
Their run schedule was maintained
to the minute and at no time has any
of the arrangements been disturbed
through the trucks not being ready
to carry out the work laid out for
them.
Olinger's Highlanders band, which
accompanied the tour under the di-
rection of Mr.. Erps is composed Of
boys ranging from IA to II years of
age and attracted great deal of at
tention from the farmer folks. The
little fellows enjoyed an outing that
will probably never be equalled. but
their military discipline is not being
relaxed.
Interesting lectures were given each
night by Harrison c. Goldsmith and
F.. S. Foljambe, who brought out facts
Of interest to each community that
they have visited.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
COUNTY FAIR HAS
PROMISE OF BEING
SUCCESSFUL EVENT
EXPECTED EXHIBITS WILL SUR
PASS ANYTHING EVER BE-
FORE HAD IN SEDGWlCk
COUNTY OR VICINITY.

Plans for the Sedgwick County Fair
to be held in Julesburg September
Is, l6 and IT. are commencing to move
rapidly and from now until the fa,r
opens those who have the matter in
charge will be more than busy. Re-
ports received from these who have
the matter of exhibits in charge in
dicate that there will be more than
double the exhibits ever shown in the
county. And we'll there might be for
Who knows of better county than
Sedgwick county? We have the crops
and the people who can put over any
thing they want. And if any one
should fail to see you, don't let that
stop you from making an exhibit. as
they want exhibits from every one
they can get. Plan now on having
something to show at the fair to
show the rest Of your neighbors that
YOU have an interest in the county in
which you live.
Those who have the premium lists
in charge have been busy the past
week completing arrangements for its
publication and it will be ready for
distribution before the first Of Sep
tember and if you should fail to Sc.
cure a copy send to the secretary and
he will gladly mail you a copy: Every
one who is connected with the fair
wants you to feel that this fair Is
your fair and if it is your fair it de-
serves your support.
Secretary Deily was informed at
the last minute that the balloon ascen-
sion that he had secured for the fair
would be unable to come and in its
stead has secured two airplanes which
will be even a better attraction than
the balloon ascension. This company
is one of the best, if not the very
best in the United States today and
their exhibition will be worth coming
many miles to see.
Now in the way of amusements
there will be something doing every
minute Of the time from early morn
ine till late at night. In the evening
there will be wonderful display of
fireworks produced by. factory repre-
sentatives who know how to put on
these exhibitions successfully. -,
The advertising committee Will start
out tomorrow morning putting up ad-
yertising matter for the fair and asks
the cooperation Of citizens OF the
county.
we can rest assured that the 1920
Fair will be the best ever held in this
section of the country.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
Bruce Stafford Mar
ricd at Alliance,
Neh., This Month

Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Stafford were
the guests at the Stafford Lang ranch
Tuesday night, enroute to their home
in Brule, having spent two weeks in
the mountains. This young couple
were married in Alliance, Neb. Aug
ust 4th, and combined vacation trip
in the mountains and their honey
moon. The bride was formerly Miss
Luella Dye Of New Castle, Wyo., and
was the very efficient High school
teacher in the Brule school last winter,
where she has won many friends.
Bruce is we'll known around Julesbyrg,
especially by the ball fans, he being
one of the team last season and
part of this. Last year he led the
team in batting. Mr.. and Mrs. Stat
ford will be at home to their many
friends in Brule. Neb.. after Sept. 1st.
The Grit Advocate wishes to join with
their friends in Julesburg in extending
best wishes for happy future.
Advertise in the Grit Advocate.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
SOCIAL AT
OVID FRIDAY EVENING

A shadow social will be held in the
basement of the Ovid church Friday
e, cning, August 20. Ladies are re-
quested to bring untr!mmed baskets
with supper for two. Ice cream and
cake and candy will also be on sale.
A short program IS beng prepared by
the Joung people under the auspices
of the Young Peoples class and do
nations of ice cream, cake or home
made candy will be gratefully ac-
cepted.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
Good Attendance at
County Sunday School
Convention Held Here

The attendance at the Sedgwick
County Sunday School convention in
this city last Sunday was very pleas
ing to these who had the arrange
ments in charge. The sessions start
ed early in the morning and lasted all
day. Of especial interest were the
inspiring and helpful messages
brought by the speakers of the day,
Rev. E. w. Ellis of China and Mrs
H. R. Shaw of Denver.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
G.. w. Rozell Has
New Dodge Car
Stolen In Denver

C. W. Rozell, who is on an outing
trip to the mountains stopped IN Den
yer on the way and while there had
the misfortune to have his new Dodge
touring car stolen and to date the
same had not been recovered. He had
parked the car on the corner of Eigh-
teenth avenue and Broadway. The
car was insured against theft.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
were issued by the county clerk the
past week:
Aug. 12-Jos. Dominger and Vir-
ginia Alcamater. both of Sedgwick.
Aug. 13-Herbert Olson and Lena
Warford. both of Chappell.
Aug. 14-Harry WILDER Green and
Edna L. Williams, both of Julesburg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
Every person who brings in

Every person who brings in
an exhibit of any kind and ex-
hibitors of live stock will be Civ
en- a stub ticket showing the
number of exhibit and the name
of the exhibitor which stub tick
ct will pass the exhibitor only
into the fair ground. This means
any person who brings an ex-
hibit will be given a season pass
to the fair.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
w. c. T. U. MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the W
C. T. U. on Thursday afternoon at
2:30, August 26th, at the home of Mrs.
w. J. Mccoy. An interesting meet
ing is expected.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19

We heard one Julesburg woman say
yesterday that it takes lot of sugar
to handle COOS oseberIies and husbands.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
ELLOPTAK EGY NYOLC MILLI0
ERTEKU GYONGYI.ANCoT

Becsbol jelentik: Egy tarszeker
tobb csomagot witt egyik delutan
Becsben Metternich-utcab6l a
Gizella-utra. A csomagok koziil
elloptak egy sargab9rb6l val6 ke-
litaskat, amelyben t0bbi kozt
egy doboz volt hatsoros igaz-
gyongy-nyaklanccal. Egy-egy sor
ban 50 szem gy0ngy volt, az egesz
lancon tehat $40 ] Az egesznek az
erteke k0riilbeliiI 6-S milli6 ko-
roma. Tulajdonos Furstenberg
volt nemet nagykovet, aki szaz-
ezer korona jutalmat fizet az ell
veSzett dragasag kezrekeritSje-
mex. A szekeret herceg komor-
nyikja kiserte, aki a Gizella-ut 13.
szamu hazanak kapujaba bement
nehany percre amint visszaj0tt
az utcara, nyomban megallapi-
totta a sarga kezitaska eltiineset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
Erdei Mihaly es hozza hasonlok szegeny fereveze-
tett nepbutitok. Csak sajnalni tudjuk oket.
Szegyenlem,

hogy magyar ember agyaban iyen eszme megsziiethe-
tett mondotta Eordogh toledoi pebanos magyar pa
pok legliberalsabbja Szoveseg konvencojan amikor
Mark Bella, detroit Magyar irlap szerkesztoje nagy
knna felovasta agyanak torzgyermeket egy hataro-
zati javaslaot ameye amerikai kormayhoz akart in
teztetn Szoveseg neveben Boszubo mort konvenci6
egyhangulag eveette avasatat ekozolte AIT obb
erdemes detroit lap eso oldalan pedg tenyeknek
megehetos elferditeseve Mem akarunk mi Mark Bella
val vitaba eegyedni akarnk ramuatni ARA, hogy
hazudott amikor AIT lta hogy konvenci5n elenvotak
tiltakozak vona Amerkat es demokraciat let0
kaszok ellen EFT tudja mindenki, aki oft volt.
De igenis egesz oszinten megnyugtathatjuk magun
kat hogy magyar agy szUte AIT az irast, hanem
Mark Bella ''nemzetkozisege amely oykorolykor ktor
RATA mint lagymaz betegen a laz. Sajnajuk, hogy
Mark Bela knek ragyog6 tola, ekes tudasa veteked1
iroink legobbaval lit Ame1ikaban meg jobban elvadit
ia detroit magyarokat Mem csodajuk, hogy Detroitra
AIT mondak hogy oft ninden magyar bolsevik Polgari
lapiuk Mark Bella vezetese alatt hatarozottan Az
''Elore nemsokara megamadja inert mar fel konkur-
renciatol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15

szelhet, az allan csak AIT k0vete.
Ii, hogy szorgamas polgara le-
gyen. Ami a magyaroknak nyel-
vi es kulturalis jogait illeti, mem
az allan kegye, hanem> az allan
jol felfogott erdeke, hogy lit meg
elegedett, m6dos polgarok eljenek.
Meg az iden ell fogok menni Szlo-
vakiaba, be fogom jarni minden
varosat es nagyobb helyseget.
Miutan tudosito megkoszonte
az elnok felvilagositasait, Massa-
ryk eln0k felallott es megint ma
gyar nyelven bucsuzott t3le:
= Viszontlatasra, uram!
Massaryk nyilatkozatai, ami a
magyarsagot illeti, groteszkseg
benyomasat keltik. Cselekedetei
pedig meroben ellenkeznek azza',
amit hirdet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
Fekete gyemantok

EFT jeemzo nevet adta J6kai Nor, halhatatlan
gyar ir6 szennek Tenyleg gyemant lesz szenb0l Az
ara naprolnapra emelkedik TIT Youngstownban es mas
varosokban is konnyebb gyemanot venni, mint szenet
Az orszg eszaknyuga reszenek lakossagat megfagyas
yeszedelme fenyegeti teen mi vdek:nk ipara csak
napr6napra kappa szksegletet Ha ket napig elmarad
szen, mem fTstonenek kemenyek. Hallatlan visz
szaelesek t0rtennek szennel mostanaban Mindenki
szenet akar, most azonnal es mindar banyatuajdo-
nosok kihasznajak akaamat es t0rodve torveny
nye sem tisztessegge legszemelenebb raka kerik es
kapjak szener banya szajanal vevok egymas k0zt
versengenek, Eogy szenet kaphassanak Egy evvel
eott szen ara korilbel $3.50 volt banyanal Ma hat
dollar alacsony ar de meg nyocat es tizet is fzetnek
Mire szen idekerl ara legaabb zenegy dollar tava
lyi 7.50-nel szemben.
A kol1nany komoyan foglalkozik avval az eszmevel
hogy visszaallitja szen administrator. Szkseg is
volna kormany beavatkozasara e0szor azer hogy al
profit haracsolast megszntesse masodszor azert hogy
szenet igenyeknek megfele6en elossza harmadszor
azert hogy banyasz is reszesitse abbo Macy haszon
Dol, amelyet a banyatuajdonosok zsebre vagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
Munkastarsak

ez volt mnden harnadik Erdei Mhaly ''elvtars-
max, akl szerdan este 20 fonyi kozonsegc egyitt a
kozo gylest tartot terror ellen 'Munkastarsak har
soga, susogta monda eeere v6gere IS k0zep6re tete
Erdei Mihay, a konben becsiiletes cleveland akos es
odahaza vaaha kubkos volt vaIahonnan a Szamos men
te1G A munkastarsakon xviii mem sokat mondott En-
del Mihay, ak jeenvolt, magukat ontudatosnak ne
vezo youngstown magyarok megehetosen hv0sen fogad
TAX A kivosseget is csodaljuk inert akarmelyik
youngstown ontudaosok KOHL les ilyen sincs vaami
sok} sokka erelmesebben, sokkal 0nudatosabban sok
ka osszefuggobben sokka meggyozobben tudta volna
vilag proetar keserveit esirni tudta volna magyar
orszi terrorok t0rteneet emondan es azoknak okara
es kovetkezmenyeire ramutatn;.
Jrdei Mihay az egyszeru nep gye1mekb6l szocia
llsta, vagy Jobban mondva beil komnistava vedlett
arostolnak egyeten egy erenye es az nagy arpyu
Johszemiseg. Exert meg ehet bocsatan; neki hazugs
gait olyan hazugsagokat amelyeke new york; szenny-
lap, "Eore hasabjairol magolt be- elyekben vakon
hisz A youngstown ontudatosak neha maguk is bo-
szankodva nevetek inert tudak hogy Erde mester egy
szeren es magyaran mondva hazudik tenyeket ferd ell
Youngstown ontudatosak, igy mem lehet nepet ne
yeln ICY mem lehet munkas t0negeket rezetn Az igaz
Marxzmusol gazi evbel szocialzmustol annyira ta
vol all Erdei Mihaly mint Mako Jeruzsalemtol mun
kastarsam hzego becezo fenyeget0 adakozasra es ko
lekaasra fehivo minden hangejtesben eondott foelv
mem hat meggyoz0eg ha ait k0veti alapos es udo
manyos magyarazat Sokka t6bb szocializmust, igaz
lunkasbaratsagot halotunk mi sz6nok altal annyira
lepocskondiazot youngstown elkeszek aikaroL Addig
mig ICY dogozik a youngstown ontudatosak maroknyi
eleny6szoen csek6ly tabora addig mem feltiiik mi
Youngstown magyarsagot kommunizmus m6telyeta
Sokka tobb tanito munkat y6gzink mi sokkal jobban
iparkodunk munkasobat vedeemben reszesiteni mint
DK. q II - 4 q I 4i illl1Ad Mill l1Qi1E
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
VIM. FRANCIS YONKEE
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY lmegyei igyesz)
JEL0LT
a republicans ticketen

Bemutatasul szahad legyen elmon-
damon, hogy Mahoning megye fiata.
labb ugyvedei- kozul val6 vagyok. Ko-
rom 81 ev, nos vagyok 4es lakasom 1895
Hillman street, mig az irodam 422-425
Dollar Bank epnlet. Fatal koromat
Beaver megyeben, PennsylvaniAban
toltottem. OFT jartam nepiskolaba.
Kesobb dolgoztam Is este tanultam,
shog9 egyeteare iarhassak. / Ayjogpt a
Georgetowni 'egyetemen y6geztem. Mi
utan megkaptam diplomamat, toyabb
tanulnanyoztam binteto jogot Is
burvadi perrendtavtast. Ugy erzem,
hogy kepesitve vagyok ARA az allasra,
amelyet elnysrni 6hajtan6k es exert k6-
rem, hogy partoljak jeloltsegemet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
MASSARYK A MAGYAROKROI.

Massaryk Tan1as, a cseh koz-
tarsasag eln0ke. egy magyar Vi
sagir6t a napokban szavakkal
fogadott:
- listen hozta
ARA meglepett kerdesre, hogy'
az eln0k magyarul is tud - ezt
felelte:
- Mar elfelejtettem magyarul.
Maid nemetil folytatta:
= Apam magyar allampolgar
volt. En- ugyan Godingben szii-
lettem magyar hataron, de tobo
szor nyaraltam a "Balaton tava-
nal :" (ezt is magyarul mondta) }
es beutaztam Magyarorszagot,
Egeszen jol beszeltem magyarul,
de az id6k folyaman oszinte SAL
nalatomra elfelejtettem. Most
azonban igyekszem elfelejtett ma
gyar nyelvtudasomat visszasze-
rezni es ha az id6m engedi, e2
sikeriilni is fog.
A nemzeti kisebbsegek jogairol
at mondta, hogy azok mar meg
vannak allapitva. 0 azonban
nemcsak ezeket akarja nemzetl
kisebbsegeknek, tehat magyar
sagnak, ennek szerinte ertekes,
szorgalmas es becsiiletes nepnek
megadni, hanem ennel sokal
tobbet is. Mem ismer nyelvi vagy
faji kiil0nbseget.
Eztan a magyar agitaci6rol be-
szelt a bekeszerz0des alairasa-
max kovetkezmenyeirol, maid eze-
ket mondotta.
= Mines semmi okunk tartanl
att6l, hogy nalunk a proletardik-
tatura be fog kovetkezni. Mines
is ARA semmi sziikseg, hiszen q
szocialdemokrata partok IA par
lamentben olyan er0sen vannak
kepviselve, a kormanyban a $40
cialdemokrata miniszterek szama
olyan nagy, hogy kormanyozhat-
jak tetszesiik es akaratuk szerint
a fennall6 t0rvenyek es rendel-
kezesek betartasaval az orszagot,
ugy, ahogy ok ezt a legbolcsebb
mex talaljak. lit van azonban
most mar az ideie, hogy szocial-
de.nokratak megmutassak, eret.
tek-e kormanyzasra es hogy
meemutassak, nit tudnak es nit
akarnak. A szocialdemokratak-
max bizonyos taktikaival mem er-
tex egyet, inert hiszen Marx i
AIT mondotta, hogy az ehseg meg
| men, szocializmus.
A magyar kerdesrol kovetke.
zoket mondotta Massaryk:
| Nemcsak megertem, hanes
egyutt- is erzek pagyarokkal, ],
kiknek bizonyara teljesen Atheti
okokbol faj az, hogy historiai ne.
vezetessegii ezeresztendos hazajuk
0sszeomlott. Ezen azonban val
toztatni mem lehet. A felvidel
magyarsaganak belle kell illeszkeG
nj . mai aEakulatbas ha sebhens al
| allamban akar megelni.9 Hisze.
| latja, mai Magyarorszagban il
ottrekedt nagyon sok szlovak EN-
Der, ami AIT bizonyitja, hogy ;
hatarokat mem lehet nepesseg
nyelv szerint beosztani. a. ma
gyarsae annyi iskol6t tartha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15

amennyire szGksege van, ma
gyarsag magyarul erintkezhet
nemcsak tarsasagban, hanem az
allami es minden egyeb kozhiva-
talban is. A hivatalokhoz be
advanyokat magyar nyelven in
tezheti, a birajaval magyaru1 be-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-06-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Mrs. Fannie Ella Mullin, ct al
VS. No. 1896
Mrs. Mary MulIin Meek.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
the authority conferred upon me by decree
of the Chancery Court of Grenada County,
Mississippi in the above styled cause, /. j..
B. Keeton. Commissioner, will on Monday
July 9Th, 1920, in front of the court house
door in Grenada County, Mississippi, within
legal hours, sell at public cutlery. for one
third cash, and the balance in one, two, and
three years, evidenced by notes bearing six
per cent interest, with trust deed given to
secure payment of same. the following de-
scribed property. lying and being situated in
the City of Grenada. Grenada County, Mis-
sissippi. to-wit:
Commencing at the north east corner of
Lot 81. at the intersection of Main street
and Spring street and running west along
the south side of Spring street the entire
length of Lots 81 and 60 to Green street,
thence south along the east side of Green
street 60 feet and 8 inches, more or less, to
the lot now owned by Joe Nicely, thence east
parallel with said Spring street. the entire
length of Lots 61 and 81 to Main street.
thence north along the west side OF Main
street, SO feet and s inches. more or less.
to the point of beginning-said Lot being IN
the East Ward of the said City of Grenada.
Also, part of Lot 67. East Ward. City of
Grenada. specifically described as beginning
at the north west corner of said Lot OF,
and running thence south along the east side
of Green street Is and Y feet to an alley,
thence east along the north line of said alley
90 feet and 4 inches, thence north Is and
10 feet. thence west ga feet and 4 inches
to the point of beginning.
J. B. KEETON. Commissioner
Mclean, Carothers & Mclean,
Solicitors. o@-''
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior,


u. s. Land Office at
Jackson, Mississippi,
Republication. April %, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that lobe
John Allen, whose p~ost-office address
is Grenada, Mississippi, RID No. /,
Box No. 80, did, on the 31st day of
October, 1919, file in this office
Sworn Statement and Application,
No. 0S26O, to purchase the SWA of
the SEA, Section 80, Township %
North, Range z East. Choctaw Me-
ridian, and the timber thereon, under
the provisions of the act of June 8,
1878, and acts amendatory, known as
the Climber and Stone Law" at such
value as might be fixed by %appraise-
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap-
plication, the land and timber there
on have been appraised, at $4,000,
the timber estimated at 10000 board
feet at $500 per M, and the land
$50.03; that said applicant will offer
final proof in support of his appli-
cation and sworn statement on the
18th day of July, 1920, before Regis
ter and Receiver of the United States
Land Office, at Jackson, Mississippi.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing a corroborated aft
davit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
w. F. CUMMINS,
2~3O-5-7-20-9t Register.
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