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sHlsRlFFs SALE.

Hp. s467. In Second District Court, Bossis,
PGrish, Louisiana. Federal La1d Bank b
Ne,o ortedns W. Mrs.. Milbrg w, WsIch
Cntrir Of ID. A. Welch.
BIZ virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale
issued from the Second District Court, 81
Bsssiev Parish, Louisiana, and to me diree
ted. have seised, and will sell at public
auction. for cash, and according to law, ri
the principal front door OF the Court House
Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during legal
hours of sale, on Saturday, July 80. 1921
the following described property, to-wit
The west half Of northwest quarter and
southeast quarter of northwest quarter, sec
tion 20. township 10, range 12, located in
BQssier Parish, Louisiana.
Said properly TO be sold belonging to
the above aanaea Aeteudant, TO pay and
satisfy the sum of Sei60, with 5 " per cent
per annum interest thereon from APRIL /,
1919, until paid, less credit Of $96.s0. raid
on account OF interest February 8, 1920,
and less credit of $21, paid on account OF
principal, on said date, and less another
credit OF capital stock subscription amount
Ing 70 $iisa: End all cost Of suit. Including
10 per cent on said sam and interest, as
]. F. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-o1fcio Auctioneer.
June %, 1921, Ei4ly 2sI
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]. n. Ed,cdrds ~. st. ~. Janses. No, 81. Tn
Third Justices Court, Parish Of Bossier
State OF LauistanG.
NoTIcE is hereby given that, by virtue of a
writ of-deri td0cias, issued by s. P John
ston, Justice Of the Peace for the Third
Ward pf the Parish OF Bossier, III favor Of
]. ?. kdwafds and against St. NJ. James,
and 70 aas aifecteA. wiI, At At o.cleck
a m, on Saturday, the 8Sth DAY Qf JuIy;,,
1921. at the Office of the said Justice oil tE6
Peace, in the Third Ward, in said parish,
offer for sale at public auction the following
described property, to-wft.
An undivided Interest of all his right
and titles TO the fSiisWaAg property The
southeast quarter OF northwest quarter aAd
south half Of northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter and southwest quarter Of northeast
quarter and south half OF northwest quarter
OF northeast quarter Of section 13. and
southwest quarter of northwest quarter
and south half OF northwest quarter Of
northwest quarter OF section 49, all In town.
ship -, north, OF range 10. west.
beised as the property pf ST. n James,
under said writ OF frri fsc;as.
j. D. WAGGoNER, Constable,
1 June 23. 1921. fjuly 2sl
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No. si77. In Second District Court. Bossiev
Parish, Louisiana. Bunk Of Mindeu Us,
+. q. TGr Arsdel
Be virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale.
issued from the Second District Coart of
Rossief Parish, Louisiana, and to me diree..
ted. have seiEed and win sell at public
auction, for cash, and aecefding to law, at
the principal front door of the Court House
OF Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday, August
20, 1921, the following described property.
.to-wit: q 81
The west half OF northwest quarter.
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter.
aefaLe7st quarter OF southwest quarter and
north half of soGIbeass quarter Of south
west quarter Of section 1s, townshia ia,
range II, containing $50 acres, III Bossier
Parish, Loulsiana 8
Said PROPERTY to be sold as belonging to
the above defendant, to pay the debt spec
ihed IN said writ, as wen as ali costs ~
j. r. ADAIH,
Sheriff and cr-oDscso Auctioneer.
July Il, 1921. taug 1s]
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sHERIFF,s SALE. i

No. 7eoS. III Second Dtsfrsct Court, Bossicy
PdfIsh, L0nisiGnG. Bdundn George Pjaao
Company revsus 2. B. Hamncr
By virtue Of q writ OF feri focias. issued
from the Second District Court, Of Bossicr
Parish, Louisiana, and to me directed /
have setsed and will sell at public auction.
FOR cash, and according to law, at the prin..
cipai front dppr Of the l'purt House Of Bos-
sicr Parish, Louisiana, dHrfpg the legal
hours Of sale, on Saturday, tie 30sh day of
July, 1921. the following described property.
tO-wft s
Fhs sQntheast quarter -of northeast Quar-
ter, south half pf nprtheast quarter 81
northeast quarter, northeast quartcr Of
southeast quarter and acres on the south
vest quarter Of southeast quarter, section
zO, township II, range II, situated In Bos-
sier Parish, L0pisf4na.
Said property t0ebe sold as belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
epecined IN said writ, together with inter.
est, attorney's fees and all cost OF this suit.
]. r. ApAIx,
Sherin ana er-otIcso Aucttoneer.
Juns %. 1921. lJuly esl
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SIS Reward

VIII be paid for the return to me at
Princeton, or information leading to
the recovery OF brown mare MULE,
now estrayed some months. Weight,
about 1000 pounds; think she has small
white spot on hip. Address Haugh-
ton, La, Route /. r. e. BURRAGE.
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Los

On June 26th, In Shreveport, or on the
public road leading from Shreveport to
81 home three miles east Of Benton, =
ch4ent aek cont aiming Mx chains Re
MQM WIN Do paids Tor tiieir recovery.
E94Fe at Banner Office or deliver to me.
4p1 H. D.sS0UTHERs.
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IOc al and
PerSOnd al
:. News Of Week ~ Told
~ by the Banner Reporters


Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Dennis are enjoy-
ing a visit with friends residing in Bien-
willie Parish.
Mrs Eugenia Cannon, of Baton Rouge,
is visiting her brothers, Messrs. W. G. and
]. f. Burt, this week.
Miss Mary Pope Ogilvie is enjoying
another visit of several weeks with her
sister. Mrs. II. III. Lee, Of Minden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Adger and family, of
Relcher, came in Tuesday morning to visit
for several days at the home of Mrs. j. u.
Adger, ST.
Mrs. w. l.. Keith was called Sunday
afternoon to the bedside Of her mother, Mrs.
Webster Parish.
A visitor in Benton to-day. for the first
time in several years, is Mr.. Turner Heron,
Of Gilmer's Landing. Old friends were
pleased to see him.
Mrs. g. L. Gould, residing near Hughes
Spur, left Tuesday for Ell Dorado, Ark. to
spend the week with her husband, who has
employment near there.
Marcia Gray Henderson, who spent
several weeks ut the home of her uncle and
aunt, DIR. and Mrs. A. B. Bugg, of Belcher,
returned home Tuesday morning.
A subscriber has contributed para
graph reading Little Miss Margaret
Gould. Of Seven Pines, spent last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. v. L. Gould, Of
Hughes Spur"
Mrs Elliott Hofpauir, of the Hughes
Spur community, returned home Monday
from the Homer oil field, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. d. B. Foster. and friends
during the past week.
An appreciated business caller Monday
forenoon was Mr.. Ellison NJ. Adger, of
Greenwood. He is advertising for sale in
the Banenr at present several head of
Jersey cows fresh in milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hodges. Of Elm
Grove, accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Mrs. i. Fl Mercer and Mrs. N. c. Brown
lee. conprised party here to register as
voters Tuesday.
MIR. W. C. Iyey has secured the contract
and at present has teams busy In hauling
to Benton, for the Gulf Refining Company,
the rig. htely used In putting down test
well in section 13-20-12 {Faircloth commun-
ity). 1t is soon to be shipped.
Banker W. D. Smith, after an absence
Of more than two weeks. ia back on the
job Mt the Bank Of Benton. He says there
are better crops right here in Bossicr Par
ish-of both cotton and corn-than he saw
anywhere In the several states visited.
AT total cost Of 1850 Mr.. A. NJ.
aSe,t,.as =. 1t, ;.s,a as ., =. s..'s
~ 600 ~ an coo ,.s... =. a,,.a .aa' <a ,, ma
...,,.,,s ~ =. -o,yvo so.a'o sAps III sae. y
s,sad,. tt,,:a - o aso - e,u u, .ne NJ ~
~, r.;s .s .,s. .as, so,u lot lu.,, a,
aa,,,,.. nc J., po'"'o enps' win oiuers SUN
Nos -
MIR. r. 8. Burt Farm Demonstration
Agent for Bossief Parish, expects to leave
Iuesday OF next week Tor Baton Rouge TO
attend q convention OF the parish agents
OF the state. not to return home until Au-
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BIDS rNyrrrr,.

BIDS INVITED.
SEALED proposals Will be received at the
once of the Highway Department. 81 the
boaN of State Engineers IL Louisiana.
Room e. ss2, Maiaon Blanche Annex Buildinr,
New Orleans, La, up to IL O'clock mon
saonaays - Angust 9. 1874, for eonstruetinr
the following highway :s s. Z 80 -,
miles Bossier Parish. y = q s,;'4 -
Information as 10 location. cha cs.,..;s I,
work, extent and class pf materialss tersa
.oi Dayment, REGULATIONS governing manner
oI submitting proposals. and executing con-
tract. MAJ. On application, be obtained at
me omfe q the State Highway Department.
5 DUNCAN BUJR,
State Highway. Engineer.
FHASK d, KEaR. . ss ii ~ s-ss 5'ss, ST.
Chief State E1gineer.
Preaident Board 0f State Engineers.
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Hereford Bull

Am now offering for sale. q fine Here
ford Bull, weight about 1850 pounds !:
also, twenty five to nffy fresh cows and
springers. Phone, 657-AG-nights. Adj
dress ss-Benton Ea. Route
I2-a] z. 4. TIDW1xI.
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GOVERNMENT DEPART1 =
PRACTICE.
INCOME rAx-cLA1Ms ron ~ y
AND ABATEMENT.

Retiring from Congress ~
years service, wish TO an1o
opening of my Washington
the handling Of Income TAx !!a|. -
and the presentation 0
arising before the various Ger .=s
Departments.
~ ! have the services Of hl l1z|s|
perts in Income Tax nattex
All business will receive nl
attention and be kept In abb
fidenee, Most respectfully
j. g. M sz3E
Eighth Floor, Home Life Bal &
10th and q Streets. n. "
Washington, D. C.
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to perform such duties and give such bonds
as the stockholders may require.
prr.vvc,srs - n n n.

to perform such duties and give such bonds
as the stockholders may require.
Article x
There shall be no preferred stock, but all
stock shall be Of the same class, equal in
all respects, Including It's voting power.
ARTICLE xI.
It is hereby. declared that each member
Of the Board Of Directors hereinaboye
named is the owner In his own name and
right, fully paid for and unencumbered, Of
at least one share OF capital stock Of this
corporation, and hereafter each director
elected shall possess like qualification.
ARTICLE XII.
The subscribers to these articles OF incor-
poration, their respective p0stofice ad-
dresses, and the statement Of the number
Of shares of stock each agrees to take in
this corporation, are as follows:
Name. 4ddress. Ghsses,
Charles 9. Laskey Shreveport, La. 125
tieOrge Belchlc Shreveport, La. 125
]. z. Pugh. Jr.. Shreveport, La 10
ARTICLE XIII.
No stockholder of this corporation shall
ever be held liable for the contracts or
faults Of this corporation in any further
sum than the unpaid balance due the cor
pOration on the shares Of stock issued to
osAN oWAeA W hlHAs tACcpI III SUCH cases
where the law makes them liable fer violat.
Ing certain provisions thereof.
In testimony .ohereof the parties have
signed this instrument, in the presence Of
the undersigned competent witnesses and
me, Notary Public, on the day and date first
above mentioned, as the date hereof.
CHAs, G. LAsEET.
GEO. BELcHIc
by CHAs. g. LAsKEY.
Witnesses: ]. c. PuGH. Jr.
M. D. HAYES.
O. J. DYKES.
ABE GOODMAN, Notary Public,
Endorsed-Ffled for record July u, 1921,
at three o'clock pm.
JAS. NJ HENDERSON,,
Clerk and e1-0Dfci0 Recorder.
ENDORSED - Recorded July 12, 1921, in
Charter Book Of Mortgages, Fplpme ", 4
pase oo' JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
Clerk and e1-o1ici0 Recorder
State OF Louisiana, Parish Of Rossier,
7 hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy of the orig
inal act as the same now appears on file in
this office, duly recorded July II, 1921, In /
Charter Book Of Mortgages, Volume W,
page ST eJ seq, BOsSAex Halish recarda
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w. w. MCDONALD
Attorney st Law
MINDEN, La.

CIVIL and criminal law. gpe..,sl attor.,o,,
given to cases from Bossier Parish wsn WIN
practice in all courts. Iaa.1v,
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tate Of Loujsiana, Parish OF Bossier

State ot LoHistaHa, Parish Of Rossier
hereby certify that the above and fore
going Is true and correct copy of the orig
inai act as the same now appears on file in
this pffiee, duly recorded July IL, 1921, In
Charter Book Of Mortgages, Volume W,
page 81 es seq, BessieE Halish recards
Given under my hand and seal. ofiieially,
this, 18th day Of July, A. D. 1921.
JAS. NJ HENDERSON.
1881 Clerk and er-o1acso Recorder.
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ENDORSED - Recorded July 10, 1921, in
Charter Book OF Mortgages, pplpme ",
page Sc. 70 ,r u.,.a..
Clerk and e1-o1tci0 Recorder.
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SFTERIFFS SALE.

June 2s. 1921. fully 2sl
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coNsTABL..s SALE.

June %, 1921. fi4ly 2sj
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
COULD HARDLY
MOVE HIS ARMS.
SAYS TR0TTER
St. Paul Man Overcomes
BY Taking
Tanlac.

"Tanlac certainly is the medicine
to TAX all the aches and pains out of
a fellow and make him feel like some
thing said Robert Trotter, 14S State
ST., st. Paul, as he purchased a bottle
OF the medicine at the st. Paul Drug
store Il few days ago.
I've only taken two bottles of the
medicine, but am already feeling like
a different man. Over a year ago my
appetitea went back on me and my
storaach got out of order and 1 began
to go down hill. Everything 1 ate
soured on my stomach and bloated me
until I could scarcely breathe, and I
had the most awful pains in the pit
of my stomach. Then I commenced
having rheumatism in my arms and
shoulder blades, and in damp weather
l could hardly move my arms at all.
I got to where 1 couldn't sleep, and
was just about down and out.
We'll. I noticed in the papers where
Tanlac had helped SO many St. Paul
people that 1 decided to take it my
self. All my aches and pains have
disappeared. l have a fine appetite,
and my stomach is in first class condi-
ton. I also sleep we'll, and always
get up feeling fine. I'm glad to say a
good word for Tanlac." e
Tanlac is sold in Grand Forks by
volds Drug Store. and by the LEADING
druggists in, every town. BY E.. K.
Largaard. Whynot, r. F. D., Reynolds
and Orr Nero. Co.. Orr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
Several Persons
Declared Bankrupt

Fargo. N, D.; Jan. 2S.--Seven per-
sons We're adjudicated bankrupt in
the United States district court for
the district of North Dakota this week.
The petitions were filed by the fol-
lowing: -.
Marensius Nilsson, farmer. Alkabo,
Divide county, liabilities, $7,347.71;
assets; $685. and property claimed
to be exempt. SEAS. I, a.
Laurence Cole. farmer, Kenmare.
Ward county, liabilities. $~6,a43.20:
assets, 1857, and property claimed to
be exempt, 1857.
Joseph Swift, rancher, Selfridge.
Sioux county, liabilities. $14,el2.6 81:
assets, IS, 1886 and. property claimed to
be exempt, 1888.
LEVEL F. Strong. laborer. Minot,
Ward county, liabilities, $2,6S3.1S;
assets, ~$3,220.25 and property claimed
to be exempt, $2.2O5.25. 4.
Alick Tedorenko, farmer, williston,
Williams county, liabilities, $6,948.l5;
assets, $415 and. property claimed to
be exempt, $415. 4 rs
Philip Reich. farmer, Medina,
Stutsman county, liabilities, $4,495:
assets, $500 and property claimed
to be exempt, $3.50.
H. A. Thomas. farmer, Driscoll,
Burleigh county, liabilities, $6,S27.94;
assets, 500, and property claimed to
be exempt, $1,000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
( ol||Bl||'ll|lg||'SONURGES
MANY CHANGES
IN n. D..LAWS
Thirteen Bills Prepared
Which Would Affect Tax
/ alton Schedule.
tBy Staff Correspondent

0asmarck, Jan. 28.-Justice James
q y. sRobinson OF the state supreme
court after paving the way by the
p~uhitcati0n' of a half dozen letters to
The public" explaining why in his opin-
Ion radical. amendments and revisions
OF tax laws are needed, has pre-
pared a schedule of IS bills affecting
taxation which were to have been in
tr0duced in the. senate at his request
yesterday.
The bills are remarkable for their
brevtty, the venerable iurist on more
than one occasion having told the
readers of his public letters that long
winded documents are not necessary.
Practically all forms of taxation
would be affected should the Robinson
schedule of tax bills be passed. He
urges, especially, the looping off of
about rs PSI ¢ OF the tax burden
upon the pe0PIes urges the abolition OF
several departments. including the re-
peal of the income tax law His
schedule is one of repeal eight of
the IS measures calling for the aboli-
ton of present statutes.
Repeats Advocated.
Justice Robinson would repeal:
!. Chapter %, laws 1919, imposing
taxes on shares OF stock. be and the
same is hereby repealed"
THAT chapter %, laws 1919,
and chapter go. Jaws special session.
1913, the income tax statutes" :"
3. That chapter 219, laws 1919,
creating the office of tax supervisors"
4. That chapter us. laws 1919, on
annual reports Of corporations to the
taS commissioner. be res
pealed." Il
8. That chapter 224, laws 1919,
the income tax act, be re-
pealed." r
s. '"That section 10. chapter 80,
laws 1919, which imposes on attorneys
at-law an annual tax or license fee of
$l5.00, be repealed"
Z. That chapter 1853, laws 1919,
the coal mine act, be re-
pealed."
8. THAT chapter III, laws 1919.
be and the same is hereby repealed
and declared unconstitutional. 1t i'm
pairs the obligations of labor con-
tracts by permitting any person to
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28

a~utomobiis reaistration. aIioyN the; ~
partment ~ persyannam for rexistra-
ton llcenee sJcolectionsan admin.atra
Enon expense,ssAn And assess all automo-
,biles 4 PsrS6naf property. No pro-
HsRA AaaAadh forlthe state highway
.act become law Jan. 1, 1922.
The last of his measures in a pre-
ar1bla cites that It'll unethical for at
torneys to. charge SO per cent OF such
sum as might be collected or settled
Tor in p personal injury or damage
suit; the enactment section whichGhe
asks the, legislature to pass making
1t illegal for attorneys to ask, demand,
start action to recover or otherwise
attempt to collect from such client
more than 26apers cent Of the sum re-
covered; nor may the attorney file amy
lien for Q sum which might be expect
ed would be secured from a defend
ant. ~ ~ Ri. 80.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
\ I 4 estern News

disregard and persuade others to dis
regard a contract to work. It deprives
the, wage Garner OF the right to make
a valid contract because in contracts,
bothNparties must be bound or neither
is bound"
"Calomel' for. Others.
Justice Robinson, after repeating a
number of laws. gives asdose Of leg
islative calomel" to others. %
He has prepared one measure, Tin
regarde to the 1920 land assessment
and taxes" by which means he would
reduce the. tax on lots and lands>by
SO per cent and remove any penalty
for failure to pay the taxes. &
Section L. That for the year 1920
each and every assessed valuation of
any lands and lots be, and the same
is hereby. reduced SO per cent, and
such reduced assessment shall stand
as the basis of all tax levies in the
same manner as if it had been made
by the local assessors and the. state
board of equalization. And that each
and every tax levy shall be void for
any sum in excess Of that which
might have been extended and levied
On such reduced valuation.
Section 2. Each county auditor
Shall forthwith correct their several
tax lists by marking in red ink oppo-
site the descriptions Of each lot or
tract Of land the reduced valuation
and the reduced taxes.
Section 8. Provided, also, that no
tax against any lot or tract Of land
for the year 1920 shall be valid for
any sum il excess Of tire tax levied
and extended against the same on the
tax List for the year 1918.
Section A.. Real estate taxes for
The wear 1920 shah not become de-
hnquent or subject to any penalty
until the first day oc November, 1921,
and then there shall! be no penalty in
excess of l per cent a month"
The Judge next pays his respects
with "a
Whereas, in the year 1919 the as
sessed valuation of land was grossly
excessive and about five times that
of any former year, and OF conse-
quence the tax levies were excessive
and a large portion of the taxes re-
NAMED delinquent and in December,
1920, for such taxes with penalties
and costs, the lands were sold and
bid in by the counties"
j. Asks rs Per Cent Cut. j
AndNthens goes on with the sections
sof a bflfs which would reduce the ass
sessed valuation of lands and city lots
% per cent; reduce all tax levies by
the same amount or school, city, town.
ship, village and school districts; can
Gel all sales of land made for delin.
quent 1919 taxes; apply the tax paid
in 1919 on the tax payment of 1920;
give citizens until November l, 1921,
to pay the 1919 taxes without assess.
ment of penalty and interest.
His mex measure would place lone
percent" of valuation of any property
as '"the limit that may be demanded
received or collected" as taxes under
Chapter 225. Laws 1919.
Another Robinson measure would
'do away with the present system Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
Entertainment Company
Turned Down At Lakota

Lakota, N. D.. Jan. 2s.-when the
Tooley Trio, a troupetraveling under
the auspices of the Community Life
association. appeared here n week
later than schedule and proposed put
ting on the program, the opera house
was denied for their use. It is al
legged locally that the association pro-
noting the so-called community pro-
grams did not live up to the letter Of
the contract entered into with local
people. 1t is ,alleged that advance adj
vertising and help has lot been fur
nished as agreed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
Report Says State
Gets Good Gasoline

Fargo. N. D.. Jan. 2S.-North Da-
kota received the best grade of gaso-
iline sold in any state in the union.
executing the. oil producing states
nhemseIYes, in 1920. with but, ar. ,ad-
5ditiona1 cost of one.fourth cent a gal
lon. freight differences being consid-
cred, according to a bulletin of the OF,
inspection department, regulatory di-
vision, agricultural college. just pub
lished. Gasoline buyers Of the state
we're saved nearly 1000, 900 during
the year by reason of the improved
quality of the gasoline sold under the
provisions of the state oil tax, Burton
L. Smith of the department, author
OF the bulletin, declares.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
:hiINOT BOOSTERS
WILL ADVERTISE
\ I. loop COUNTRY

Minot, N. D., Jan. 2s.-The Minot
Association Of Commerce,saccording IS
an announcement made by thesboard
of directors today, will take the lead
River Loop, that section OF North
Dakota which is considered tributary
to Minot withia view to bringing new
settlers to this section, At q meeting
of the board Of directors favorable
action was taken on o resolution jSofs
tered by r. A. Nestos, sappointingss sA
Srbmmittee to take 'chargesag0f. the sStak
MID enlist the cooperation cGGsssAhe
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
@GRANDFoRlxs JANUARY e. 1921.

state immigrationt department, the im-
migration departments Of railroads
and civic organizations In other towns
andscities inethist part OF the state. u
the committee appointed consists
Of E.A5A. Shirley. =. s. PersonsasR r. p.
Barron, +. q. Thornhili and@W. 9.
shaw. president OF the 3tity commits
sion. ~ 4 .ss is$f Vs.
81 Frank Collins, pioneer Bottineau
county farmer, now with the immi-
grafton department Of the 500 railway.
has been In the city several days cre-
ating interest in q campaign of adver-
Using for the Mouse River loop.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
Cavalier County Man,
Dying AT Age OF "a,
!. Had 80 Grandchildren

Iaangdon. N. D.. Jan. es:-Had
Joseph. Hell. pioneer resident Of
this coa1.sFn9naits si,He THE settle. 8
ment OF the county, lived until
May 5 he would have been o.
years old. The old gentleman
leaves eight living children. eighty
grandchildren and twcnty.six
great.grandchildrcn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
FORD PLANT TO
RESUME PARTIAL
OPERATION SOON

Detroit. Mich. Jan. ga limited
number of employees will return to
work in some departments of the Ford
Motor company plant here January
81, it was announced today. No an
nouncement was made as to the prob
able date of a return to normal oper-
atoms. h plant has been closed
since December "a.