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CBuRCH APPOINTMENTS
ny REV. JOHN DCNCAN

Church services will be held in the
Murray school on the first and third
sundays in April. May and June al
1890 a. M. Sunday school at II: 80
Il. m.
Sunday school begins at 1890 a. M
on the remaining Sundays of each
month. followed by Il song service
Our Sunday school has adopted Lit
ties Cross and Crown System for in.
cf"aslng attendance. Come and secur.
your pin.
Church services will be held at the
following points on the following
April 17-afurray schol, coalwood at
April l7--sam Smith school (olive),
April "a Cross $ school at 1890 a.
April offspring school, at !: p. m,
May Murray school tCoalwood}
May burst school, at y. m,
May Stunning school Otter creel,
at 10 a: IN.
May s-Bottles school at $3.50 u. m,
May s-Foree school CEpsje) at 1870
May 15--Murray school, at 1890 a. n,
May l5-Sam Smith school at D. 10.
May 22.-CrOss S. school at 1890 a m
May 22--Sprins Cerek school at 3
y. m.
June 5.--Murray school at 1880 am.
June 5.--Durst school at 3 D, m.
June 12:-Dunning school (Otter
Creek at 10 a. m.
June Bottles school. at $3.50 p.m,
June 12-Foree school (Epsiej at
7:3O p. m. ~
June 19.-Murray school at 1880.
June l9--Sam Smith school at 3 d. M.
June 26--CrOss $. school at 1896 a m
June 2t.--Spring Creek school at :
p. M.
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A Rad NAME

The Miles City Star says that man
with transporting intoxicating liquors
without permit. entered plea OF
guilty in district court and was given
a fine Of $50 by Judge g. d. McKinnon,
When Sareda was arrested he was
coming from Powder River county with
a load Of grain. Examination Of the
load brought to light a quantity OF
"hootch" hidden in the grain. In pass
ing sentence the court showed lentency
on account Of the general Ignorance 81
the defendant. The fellows name
sounds familiar but we always thought
Eagle. tsareda's home il in the vicinity
Of Kingsley
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Coal WEN O2S
NOTICE FOn PUBLICATION

Coal WEN O2&
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, III
Land Office at Miles City. Monte
March II, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
MARY ELIZABETH FIELD,
Formerly Mary Elizabeth DeLang(
Of Broadus. Montana. who. on Ma
3, 1916. made Hid. Entry. No. O20]
1or NEh, EhNWA. NEASWN, nv
SEA. Section 35, Township SIS. Raj
49-E.. NJ. r. Meridian, has filed not
of intention to make three year pr
to- establish claim to the land alb
described. before Theo. w. CT,
United States Commissioner, at Bro
us: Montana. on the End day of N
Claimant names ms witnesses:
J. A. Monaghan, Alex Campbell.
Lee Wilson. Jack Rice. ali Of Broa.
alS2s q. w. MYERS, Registe
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intel igent citizen and n interested In
the upbutlding OF the community, and
we are certain he will be CT much as :
ststance to his brother workers in
Keeping the school work Of the Fiji
teen Mile school up to the high stand
ard 1t already has attained.
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NOTICE
Call for April LIST. 1921,

SOli 1Of April l6ts 1OSl.
Notice is hereby given that war}
drawn on the General Fund of Pol
River County presented for pay}
prior to September Goth, 1920. and
GLIDING No. 1862 and No. 1860, VI
were presented for payment Sept
Der goth, 1920. are payable.
Notice is hereby given that ward
drawn on the Contingent Fund
Powder River County, presented
payment. prior to December 3lst.
and including No. 65S, No. $50,
GtG, no. gu, No. 677, No. $50 and
672. which We're presented for
mcnt december 3lst, 1920, are
able.
Notice is hereby given that war;
drawn on the Road eFund of POy
River County presented for payl
Guiding No. s24. Ne. t 5s7 no H. 5 an1
$50. No. 500, and No. 52S, prese
for payment September eth, 1920,
payable.
JOHN T. WILSON
al-l5. County Treasur
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I-OlI W EN- 0I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Coal WEN o.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, u
Land Office at Mil..s City. Mont
March II, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
VERNON CLARENCE KNIGHT
Of Pinto. Montana. who. on march,
1916, made Hid. Entry, No. O2S6SO,
SWASWA Sec. 4, WkNWA.
sWA Sec. ., sEANEA NAssEA; 4
p. Meridian, has filed notice of in)
tion to make three year proof. to
tablish claim to the land above
scrihea, before Theo. w. Craig, I'm
States Commissioner. at Broadus, N
tana. en- the End day Of May. 1921
Claimant names as witnesses:
Glenn II. knight, Chas. Wise, L
renee Hudson, all of Epsie. MOnts
Ross Swope, Of Pinto, Montana.
al-29 G. w. MYERS. Registe
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FOR SAI.E---1 tractor 1928
Waterloo or 1920 HI. p. M
three-bottom 14-in. tractor
breaker and 5 stubble bOtto
Tandem disc s it: La Cross
drill 5 it,; l Brady lain.
breaker plow; / Economy g
CINE Ia H. p; l Chatham
mill. Machinery all in No. 1
ton. Priced right for cash:
BILE notes or cattle. G. w. All
Sons, 3 miles west OF Co
pOstOffice. Volberg, Montana.
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LAND VALUES

The value of farm lands during
the past year decreased per cent.
says the department of agriculture.
Here is its estimate of the average
value of an acre of pillow land in the
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LUMBER FOR SALE-Buy
lumber now. Owing to sh
of yard space, ! will sell lum
hand at $25 a thousand for
Mill one-half mile east of
ranch, Stacey. John NJ. Lem
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FOR SALE OR TkADE--Ou, l
China boar. Inquire of CHI
Lewis, Broadus, Mont.
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HEREFORD BULLS, two-yea1
native raised; Columbus and
Lad breeding; large size,
boned, good quality; the right
for ranchers' use. It will PAL
to inspect and price them.
Laporte, Stacey. Mont. al
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Coal WEN o2ssos-o4ossS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
March II. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that
JOHN w. STEPHENS,
of Loesch, Montana, who, on July 16.
1915, August Z, 1917. made HID. and
Ad. Hid. Entry, No. O2sS0s, O4OSSS, for
Lots l, 2. 3, 1, S1sNEA, SisNWM, Sec
ton 2. Township 2-S., Range tS-E., M.
T. Meridian, has filed notice OF inten-
ton to make three year proof. to es-
tahlish claim to the land above de-
scrtbed. before Register and Receiver,
United States Land Office, at Miles
City. Montana. ON the 9th day Of May,
Claimant names as witnesses:
James II. Steadman. Willis A, PRIZE
John Murray, all of Loesch, Montana
Howard Merchant. of Stacey. Montana
a1-2s G. w. MYERS. Register,
NOTICE
Call for April 10, 1921
drawn on the General Fund Of Schoo
District No. 30 presented for paymen
prfcr to March 9Th, 1921. are payable
j. T. WILSON,
al5-2S County Treasurer.
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\ lie generally kicks back hard wit
both barrels.
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FOR RENT---House in Broadu
quire Willis Martin.
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FOR SALE---Alfalfa seed;
2-inch galvanized pipe; a.
inch black pipe: new. I. ]. A,
RrOadus, Mont.
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FOR SALE--Ford; excellent
ton: chaep for cash; fully
ped. Inquire at Examiner.
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Try the Examiner wantad column.
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DO YOU WANT A GARDEN
me for blowing, discing !
rowing. Harry Lunn, Broadu
tana.
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FARMERS AND RAlrC
ExOHAN0n COLIN

FOR SALE-Nhite Bonanx
seed oats. 3 cents . p0uy
ranch. Can see sample q
Barber Shop. Broadus. Fred
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FOR SALE--l 14-in. oulky
eft. disc, 1 7-ft. Thomas ~
l corn planter, I walking Ct
l Deering moving machine,
wagon; / bObsled, 3 IT,
horses: 3 sets Of harness; q
Of other tools and machinej
or write c. G. Craw, Broaduj
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LEGAL

there was filed for record In the Of
flee Of the state Corporation Commits
sion NJ the State Of eNw Mexico on the
ith day NJ March A. d.. 1921 at . 80
A. NJ by THE POOL UNISON MAN
UFACTU RING CO, n corporation
duly organized and existing under sud
by virsue " the laws OF the State Of
Oklahoma, u certified copy OF its Ger
tiflcate Of Incorporated an d State
ment designating principal office
In this State. agent. etc. ns provide I
by Section l02. Chapter ~. Laws of
1905.
NOW THEREFORE The said cor
poratiOn Is hereby authorized by the
State Corporation Commission Ia
transact business la the State Of New
Mexico. and the business Is such ~
may be lawfully transacted by cor
porations organized under the laws
this State.
In Testimony Whereof. the Chair.
man and Clerk Of said Commission
have hereunto set their hands and az
fixed the seal OF said Commission, n!
the City Of Santa Fe, on this ith daN
Of March A. ID. 1921.
HUGH u. WILLIAMS,
Chairman
OsEALl
Attest
A. l.. MORRISON,
Clerk
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ENDORSED
Forrign
No. I095S
Cor. REED Vol. Page 10
Statement Of
THE POOL UNISON MANUFACI-
ING co
Designating Character of business.
Principal Office. Agent, etc.
Filled in office Of state Corpora
tiou Commission Of New Mexico March
4. 1921, $50 A. NJ
A. l.. MORRISON,
Clerk.
Compared
ICK 10 JJ0.
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WHO'S THE REPUBLICAN

Tire Deiuing Graphic says that the
commission Of W. l.. Fuulks as post
master af Dcming expired last Thurs
day. but ~ far there is no indication
that he intends to turn the "spoils
over To a good Republican. Which
naturally rises bite question, who Is
the good Republican, Aud another
swcetly solemn thought that crowds
itself o.l Ms il that there amt no sicii
person as a good" Republican.-dch
ing Headlight.
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STATEMENT or FOREIGN
CORPbRATI0N
A. l.. MIRRISON,
Clerk.

KNOW ALL MEN by THESE
PRESENTS That The Pool Unison
Mfg Co. corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue Of the laws
NJ the State OF Oklahoma aud desiring
Ia transact It's business In the state Of
New Mexico. doth hereby make the fol
lowing statement IN accordance with
the provisions Of section aS6, \. NJ.
Statutes. COdification OF 1915:
The amount of it, capital stock r.
5000 10000 and thcAamouut actually L.
sued is $1,000
The character Of business which IL
Is Ia transact IN the State of New Mex
len Is:
Sale Of stock aud manufacture aud
sale of farm implements.
The location Of It's principal office In
the state of New Mexico Is designated
as Deming and the agent upon whom
process against the corporation may
he served Is A. u. Daniels natural
person of full age actually resident IN
the state Of New Mexico. whose place
of abode Is at Demlng, y. NJ.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
Pool Unison Mfg. Co. has caused It's
name To- he hcreunto subscribed aud It's
corporate seal to he hercto-affixed, and
these presents to be executed by its
I President and Secretary, this lst day
Of March A. ID. 1921.
THE POOL UNISON MFG. ca.
by 5. NJ POOL
President
/ Attest:
! n JORDAN
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LEGAL

the nanes and residences Of such Of
them who are 10 serve until the elec.
tion OF such officers and their quail
ficatlons.
NAME Postofficc
Five Directors Address
&. NJ. Pool. President Durant. okla.
II. A. Jordan. Sec 4 Treas. seguln Tex.
J. y. Maccalmonk vice-Prcs.
Sanderson. Texas.
SIXTH: That the amouit Of Cap
ital Stock Of this Corporation shall
he f$200.OO0O0J Two Hundred Thous-
and Dollars, and shall he divided into
Four Thousand $4,000 shares Of Fifty
(s5000l Dollars each.
In Witness Whereof, We have here
unto subscribed our names this Nine
teenth day OF August A. u. 1920.
This certificate is issued subject 10
the following Constitutional require
ment That the Corporation TO which II
is issued vii submit any difference II
may have with employees. with refer
ence 10 labor. 10 arbitration. as shah he
provided by law.
{ Sign Here)
$. NJ. POOL
n. A. JORDAN
J. y. Mae CALMONT
STATE OF TEXAS
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
Personally appeared before me, n
Notary Public. In and for said County.
State above named. \. NJ. Pool. II. A.
Jordan, and ]. Il. MacCalmOnt, who
are personally known to me 10 be the
same persons who executed the forego-
ing instrument Of writing and duly
acknowledged the execution of the
same.
In Testimany Whereof, I have here.
unto subscribed my name. and affixed
my Notrrinl Seal this 10th day OF
August 1920
GEORGE II. DRAEGET
Notary Publ,
Notary Public Guadalupe
County, Texas
My commission expires June. 1921
(Notarial Scal1
No. 3i6iS
Articles of Incorporation Of
THE POOL UNISON MANUFACTUR
ING co.
Durant, Okla.
SECRETARY'S MEMORANDUM
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma
Secretary's Office
This instrument was filed for recor'
this 7th day of October. A. ID. 1870
at 10 o'clock A. NJ Recorded In Cor
poration Record No. 125 at Page 33l.
JOE s. MORRIS
Secretary of Stat
C. ]. KENDLB
Assistant Secretary of Stat
ENDORSED
Foreign
No. 10951
Cor. Reed. Vol. 7 Page 10.
Certified Copy Of
Certificate of Incorporation
Of
THE pool UNISON MANUFOCTUF
ING co.
Filed in Office VI
STATE CORPORATiON
COMMISSION
Of New Mexico
March 4. 1879 30 A. NJ
A. L. MORRISON
Cler
Compared
/ ICK TO JJo.
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Mrs II. o. Buraum has spent the
last week at Indianapolis, Indiana and
will reach ler home in Socorro late IN
July. after visit In Louisville, KY
Washington. ID. c., aud Ayondale Pa.
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LEGAL

ENTS SHALL COME, GREETING 7
Joe :. Morris. Secretary Of State. Of
the. State OF Oklahoma. do hereby eer
tify that the following and hereto at
tashed IL true copy OF Articles OF
Incorporation of
THE POOL UNISON MANUFACTURE
ING co.
Durant, Oklahoma
FILED: October Z, 1920, the origin
al OF which iH now ON file and matter
of record In this office
|. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
hereunto set nv hand and cause 70 be
affixed the Great Seal Of State.
Done at the City Of Oklaliomn City
this 2sth day of October, a, u. lc@o
fsEALl
JOE S Mod,lUs.
Secretary OF State
Asst. Secretary OF STATE
ARTICLES OF IN CORPORATION
/ BE IT KNOWN, That the under
lelmed citizens Of the State OF Okla
homa, do hereby voluntarily associate
ourselves together for the purpose OF
forming private Corporation under
the laws OF the State Of Oklahoma. and
do hereby certify,
FIRST: That the name Of this Cor
poration shall be The Pool Unison
Manufacturing Co.
SECOND: That the purposes for
which this Corporation Is formed arr
TO take over patent rights. TO manu-
facture and market farm implements
THIRD: That the place where II
prlncipai business is 10 be transacte,
| is at Durant, Bryant County. okla
FOURTH; That the term for whic'
the Corporation is to exist Is 'twcn''
years.
FIFTH: Tho number Of Director
or Trustees OF this Corporatlon nm
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STATE or NEW MEXICO
State Corporation Commission Of New
Mexico
Certificate Of Comparison

United States Of America
IS
State of New Mexico
II is hereby certified. that the an
neNcd Is n full. true and complete
transcript Of the
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TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PIES
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Rice second sheets are best for duph.
eating. This can be had az a reasona-
hle prica at the Graphic office.
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state OF New Mexico
1T rs HEREBY CERTIFIED. that
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Statement 0f
THE FOOL UNISON MANJFACIIR'
ING 60

THt I'tNtb tNtNUN hhNtF ~ IL "
ING co.
Designating Character NJ Business.
Principal office, Agent etc, No. lOaoS
with the endorsements thereon. ne same
-apcars on file aud Of record In the
office Of the State Corporation Com
mission.
In Testimony Whereof, the state
Corporation Commissln Of the state of
New Mexico has caused this certificate
to he signed by it's Chairman and the
seal ~ said Commission, To be affixed
at the City of Santa fe ON this ith
day of March 4. u. 1921.
HUGH H. WILLIAMS,
Chairman
CSEAL)
Attest
A. L. MIRRISON
Clerk.
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LEGAL

STATE OF NEW MEXICO
State Corporation Commission Of uew
Mexico
Certificate Of Comparison
United States OF America
State Of New Mexico
II IL Hereby Certified. that the an.
nexed Is a full, trus and complete
transcript Of the
Certified Copy Of
Certificate Of Incorporation
OF
THE FOOL UNISON MANUFACTURE
ING co.
(No. 10957)
with the endorsements thereon as
came appears on file and OF record In
the office OF the State Corporation
Commission.
In Testimony whereof, the State
Corporation Commission OF the Stale
OF New Mexico has caused this GER
tificats to bs signed by Its Chairman
and the seal of said Commission. to
be- affixed at the City OF Santa Fe on
t,is ith day Of March A. ID. 1921.
HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
(sEAL)
Attest:
A. l.. MORRISON,
Clerk.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Department Of State
Great Seal Of.
the state OF
Oklahoma.
JOE s. MORRIS
Secretary Of State
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
WOMAN SUSTAINS
 FRACTURE OF JAW
Mrs. Charles R. Browning Also Has Arm Broken In Auto
 Accident
Husband and Child Escape Serious
 Hurts In Mishap Sunday

Mrs Charles R. Browning of Put nam is a patient at the Day Kimhall Hospital, suffering from fractured jaw. broken arm and other painful. but less serious injuries which she sus- tained Sunday evening when her hus= bands car was nearly wrecked on the state highway near Chepachet Mir. Browning had his leg and forehead lacerated, and he was otherwise shak= en up and bruised His l0-year-old son very fortunately escaped without a scratch.
 Mir and Mrs Browning and son were on their way to Putnam when the accident occurred. Just exactly what happened seems quite a mystery. Either a tire came of or a wheel col lapsed, causing the car to instantly become uncomfortable. Mrs Browning received her serious hurts when she WAS thrown from the machine. being found on q pile of stones close by the ear.
 Mrs Browning was rushed to the hospital and Dr. Karl T. Phillips at- tended Mr Browning.
 The automobile was practically wrecked
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
PUTNAM FITTINGLY
 OBSERVES HOLIDAY

Putnam appropriately and solemniy .relebrated Armistiee Day la-t Friday, and the program for the occasion, ar. ranged bs the American Legion and printed in full in Last weeks Patriot, was carried out with large measure If success.
 Tie hour of the signing ef the Ar. mistice three yeaf5 ago and the glori. ous hour of the ceasing of hostilities on all battle fronts. was commemor- ated in the city by the blowing Of fac. tory whistles and the ringing oi church bells at o'clock.
 Many hundreds of people viewed the parade in the afternoon. Ex-ser vice men, in their war time uniforms were Tn line in large numbers. and as the boys marched by, many tear-dim med eyes watched them pass m view for were they not of the millions oi the flower of the youth of America that SO gallantly fought the good fighi and were not certain familiar face' missing? Faces that never again vii be seen on earthF it most certainly was sight to strike responsive ant reminiscent chord among the hun dreds of onlookers.
 There were many children in bne as we'll as large delegations of mem berS Of local fraternal organizations The Red Men, in their Indian regalia attracted lot as attention and muel favorable comment.
 The exercises on Union Square, il the close of the parade, m honor o the Unknown Soldier dead, were i'm pressive. and a large gathering O people participated.
 4 very largely attended and enJoya ble dance was held in Union hall Il the evening under the auspices of tn American Legion.
 The Legion is to be congratulate upon the successful consummation 0 l it's holiday observance program, am all who participated have the thank of the city for assisting in conduetinl very ereditable celebration of great day in world history.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
.POMFRET UNVEILS
 ITS WAR MONUMENT

With ceremonies in which practical K the entire community look part. Pomfrct unveiled its war memorial on Armisliee Day Residents from att sec tons of the town. ex=seryice men, Red Cross workers and school children, gathered ai sThe Corner at to.8O o'clock while concert program WAS rendered by the French band of North Shortly before O clock. prayer was offered by the Rev. F. II. Bigclow As the Rev. Mir FL liott of Abingdon concluded the read ing of the Presidents Armistiee Day proclamation, all the bells of the town tolled and those present inclined their heads in two minutes of silent prayer. As the silent period ended the band played esThe Star Spangled Banner, Mrs. Willis Covell. mother of Herman CoveIl. a Pomfret boy who died in the service. stepped forward and took down the flag from the memorial boulder
 The salute to the flag was rendered by the school children of the town and the speaker of the day, the Rev. John Calvin Goddard of Salisbury. was in trodueed by the Rev ]. Spencer Noor hees. Mir Goddard's brief talk wa inspiring and reminiscent of the eles enth hour of the eleventh day of tho eleventh month of 1918. when the guns along the front ceased firing The exercises closed with the singini of "America" and the benedietior pronounced by the Rev. J. J. Elty.
 The Pomfret boulder stands at commanding position at the head oi pomfret Street. opposite the fesi dence of Dr. S. B. Overlook. II bear two tablets. one with the names oi the Pomfret men and women wn' served in the forces in the Great War and another commemorative Of th' services of those residents of Pom fret who served In other wars of th' United States.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
RAISE AMPLE FUNDS FOR GRAVE MARKERS

Ample funds we- raised by pub lie subscriptions Armistice Day by the American Legion and helpers. 10 buy markers bearing the insignia of this organization, to adorn Che graves of all World War men whose remains are buried iH Putnam cemeteries. And it was iutimated today that the fund would perhaps permit placing mark CTS on World War mems graves in cemeteries closely adjacent Co Put nap
 Practically SlI0 was raised during Armistiee Day for the purpose mens tioned above. 4 total of SEQ was dropped into the iron kettle placed on Bugbee Square: SIG was collected at the Armistiee Day exercises tn Pom fret in the morning. and a group of young ladies sold flags and collected in Putnam a total of $60 In addition the Putnam High school football team gave S4.50 to the fund, this being a percentage of the receipts at the foot bah game Friday afternoon. It is fur ther announced that Sl0 additional Is to be added by contribution from Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter. D, A k. The total of the fund. there fore. is $ll050. About 22 graves in Putnam are to have marker placed thereon. each marker to cost some tbinV like S400.
 The young ladies who aided m swell ing the fund. by their interested, pa triotic work, were the Misses Elsie Gallant Bella and Ella Bouthilette. Rpb and Rhes DeCoudres, Sarah Barber, Edith Pease, Thelma Bos- worth. Dorothy Ames, Dorothy Men ols. and Bertha Child.
 Dr. Edward F. Perry has the Legion marker fund in charge.