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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-26
BIG VALUES IN FARMS
AND CITY PROPERTY
Exclusive Sale

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PAGE SEVEN
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Newark post., 1921-12-28
WOMAN'S BIG
POULTRY PROFIT
Mrs. Samuel M. Reynolds
Cleared $ll05.86 from
Flock of 235 Hens

Mrs. Samuel M. Reynolds, near
Milton, Del, who keeps an accurate
account of receipts and expense of
her flock of chickens, makes the fol-
lowing report: From 235 Rhode Is
land red hens for the year ending
December 1, she sold on the market
1444 dozen eggs for which she re-
ceived $541.1S; 975 eggs to set at 6
cents each, $3.50; 156 spring chick
ems, $150.8S; 92 old hens, $130.75;
3O15 day old chicks at IS cents each,
S547.70. Making a total of sales,
$1,423.96. Aside from this she kept
$40 chicks to raise. The expense ac-
count follows: $50 pounds of mid
dlings at $20.7O; 1000 pounds rolled
oats at $9.75; 1000 pounds meat
scraps at S50.25; 2700 pounds ready
mixed feed at S74.50; 200 pounds
scratch feed at $3.50; 200 pounds
barley at $3.50; Is bushels buck
wheat at SIS; so bushels corn at
S26.50; 800 pounds ground shells at
So; mixture given in place of green
feed, $500; laying pills, Sc, making
a total expense of $31S.60; leaving
Mrs. Reynolds a profit of $1,105.86
for her years work.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
TURKEY HIGH
Christmas Fowl Brounght Top
Prices in Newark

How do they do it," With turkeys
touching the sky in the price many
of the fowls graced the tables of peo-
pie of Newark on Christmas. One
farmer stated that he was surprised
at the number of turkeys he sold for
Christmas as the prices were the
highest in years and many of the
breeders were of the opinion that the
birds would go "beggin' for buyers"
Of course the Christmas dinner is
the dinner of all dinners and al
though many people of the town may
still be suffering from indigestion as
a result of the holiday dinner, they
are looking forward with interest to
the New Years Day dinner, another
one in which turkey is always
featured.
1t was predicted that there would
be plentiful supply of turkeys for
Christmas and that this would tend
to bring the prices down but the pre-
diction went astray and the prices
stayed. The prices in this vicinity
ranged from 55 cents to 70 cents a
pound and those who were lucky
enough to get them at less than 65
cents were considered by the other
buyers as being horseshoe mortals." +"
In the past turkey graced the
G. e Il
every home and although they still
hold the leadership, chickens and
ducks were among the chief items of
the Christmas dinners this year and
even these brought top prices. The
price of the former ranged from 33
cents to 40 cents a pound. Ducks
brought in the average of 3S cents a
pound.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
Holly Contested

A young man from sunny Italy
was testifying in the Cross County
(Arkansas) Circuit Court in case
in which he was plaintiff, and, true
to his race, was very excited and
talking as fast as his knowledge of
the English language would permit.
Looking down at the stenographer,
he noticed for the first time that his
testimony was being reduced to writ
ing (the reporter was trying his best
to keep. up), and thereupon began to
talk faster than ever, until finally he
burst forth at the reporter: "Don't
writa so fas'; l can'ta keep up with
you" ."-Argonaut.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
Living High

Too much living may have some
thing to do with the high cost Of
living. Secretary of Labor Davis in
timated in making public Bureau of
Labor statistics showing that the
average American eats more than a
ton of food year.
"The exact amount" he said, "is
1864 pounds per man per annum.
In footing up the cost of living there's
one things we've got to remember
we certainly don't stint ourselves.
"Is such an appetite any better for
the body than for the pocketbook? |
notice by these same statistics that
the average American wage Garner
manages to keep the spork of life in
his body on 1,775 pounds of food a
year, and, if | recollect rightly, the
American soldier did some pretty fair
work on that allowance.
"The medical authorities may make
what they please of these figures"
Secretary Davis added, "but l notice
that the average Japanese consumes
905 pounds of food per year and the
average japanese adule gets only 80
pounds of fruit, as against $50
pounds average for us.
"What these figures may mean /
don't know, except as something for
appropriation reflection on Thanks
giving"
Newark post., 1921-12-28
NEWARK HAD MANY
ENTERTAINMENTS
Churches and Schools All Had
Excellent Christmas
Programs

George Carter acted as Santa
Claus and presented the gifts to the
Sunday School children of st.
Thomas Episcopal Church last Fri
night. The affair was one of tn most
delightful Christmas entertainments
ever given by the church and the
children had delightful evening.
The early part of the program was
taken up with recitations and singing,
of Christmas music by the children.
Following this old Santa put in ap-
pearance and had box of candy for
every child and all other members OF
the Sunday School.
On behalf of Mrs. Matte Dobson,
Santa Claus presented gift to each
member of the infant class. AL
though past 80 years of age, Mrs.
Dobson made these gifts and followed
a custom she established several
years ago in presenting them to the
infants.
Never in the history of the local
High School has such an excellent
and original program been presented
by the pupils in Christmas program
as that of last Friday afternoon. The
affair was held in the Opera House
and was we'll attended by the stu
dents, their parents and friends.
The program consisted of vocal and
instrumental music; recitations;
original poems and readings. One Of
the special features was the presen-
tation of a short play written by the
following girls of the senior class:
Sarah Steele, Olive Porter, Marjorie
Rose, Ruth Gicker, Emma Lovett,
Delena Leak and Naomi Riley. The
parts were taken by members of the
junior and srior classes.
The complete program follows:
Music, Mandolne Club; recitation,
"Jest Befor' Xmas" George Chal-
mers; reading, "The Other Wise
Man," Mildred Major; instrumental
solo, Evelyn Worrall; recitation,
"Annie and Willie's Prayer" Anna
Little; original poems, ga Ballad"
Erica Grothen; "The Newark Acad-
emy," Wilkins Cooch; instrumental
duet, Alice Charsha and Gladys Rose;
recitation, Here Comes the Bride"
Sara Pierson; play, ga Christmas
Gift that Came Late"
The Christmas spirit was felt in
the First Presbyterian Church last
week as in all other churches and an
excellent program was given. The
children's Christmas party was held
in the lecture room on. Thursday
night and was we'll attended.
The annual Christmas entertain
ment was held in the church on Fri
day evening and an unusually large
audience was in attendance.
Last Wednesday night the enter
tainment of the Methodist. Episcopal
Church was held in the church. Old
Santa with his pack was there and
the members of the Sunday School
received their gifts. The church was
decorated in keeping with the season,
a feature of the decorations being a
large decorated Christmas tree.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
Don't Forget Taxes

A great number Of people in New
ark have failed to pay their taxes and
have only to the first of the year to
do so. After this time fine of 5
per cent is added.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
Making Them Useful

Traveler-"It's a nuisance-these
trains are always late"
Resourceful Conductor-"But, my
dear sir, what would be the use OF
waiting rooms if they were on timer
-Numero.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
Everybody In

"Auto for Every 514 Persons in
Los Angles. ."-Headline the New
York Sun.
The z persons are pedestrians who
have been run over at least once
Detroit Motor News.
Newark post., 1921-12-28

1t cost $3.50 to print the first tele-
phone directory in Philadelphia which
contained AZ listings. 1t now contains
100000 listings.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
Forearned

The Secretary-"Ehis speech may
get you into trouble"
The Honorable-"Then you had
better prepare statement saying
that l was misquoted by the news
papers. THE Christian Register.
Newark post., 1921-12-28


putting income tax returns for 1921
under the new revenue act under a
ruling issued last week in Washing
ton.
1t cost $3.50 to print the first tele-
phone directory in Philadelphia which
contained AZ listings. 1t now contains
100000 hstings.
The dreadnought Tosa was launched
last week at the Mitsuhishi ship
yards at Nagasaki, Japan. Like her
sister ship, the Kaga, launched a
month ago, the Tosa is slated to be
scrapped under the naval limitation
plan agreed to at the Washington
conference.
Minnesota is about to launch a
road building campaign which will
give employment to $500 men. The
State will spend about $2,500,000 on
the work.
The Lake Torpedoboat Company's
submarine S-4S, which foundered off
Penfield reef on December 7, was
raised last week.
To allay fear among the populace
because of numerous hold-ups and
robberies by highwaymen, 100 citi-
zens of Raleigh, N. c., have been
sworn in as special officers.
The Vestnik News Agency says the
International Harvester Company, an
American concern, has proposed to
the central soviet cooperative COM
mittee the delivery of sufficient agri-
cultural machinery and binder twine
to supply the needs of Siberian agri-
culture in exchange for raw materials
at the disposal of the cooperative
committee in the province of YEN
iseisk, East Siberia.
Newark post., 1921-12-28
NEWS TID-BTTS

Bad debts may be deducted in COM
putting income tax returns for 1921
under the new revenue act under a
ruling issued last week in Washing
ton.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

., 3, t. Is, II. u and 16, blk. G in
Gibsland. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost 5000.
c. O. FERGUSON.--Dlk. 81 and 6S
in Saline, acres in Sec. ~ in Saline
l4-6. Residence. Total assessment
2,O5O.00. Taxes, int. and cost $59.7O
H. Y. EVERETT.-Res. and S l.
Of blk. 4G in Gibsland. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
COST 5000
MISS VIRGINIA DORMON.-1 cabin
md, lot in Old Arcadia. Total assess
nent $4,000. Taxes, interest and cos
w. L. DAVIS.-S II of NE of NE
Sc of Sc. Sec. 15-14-7. Total assess
nent $4,000. Taxes, interest and
@St
castor TEL. Co.'S telephones
. miles poles, switchboard and bat
cries. Total assessment 100000. Tax
IS, interest and c0st..,..............$2l.7o
T. X. .GIDDENS.-NW Of NV, %
6-1O. Total assessment $534.0O. Tax
IS, interest and ..S2lO0
MAY ELDER.-6 acres in SW of
Ne, Sec. -36-1S-7. Total assessment
$500. Taxes, interest and cost $625
A. Z. BLIZZARD and H. G WALT
ERS, Agts.-NW IA, W ~ Of NE
Sec. 29-16-9, NV of NV, Sec. 1-15-1O
less 5 acres. Cabin. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost ..........................$l42.3o.
BANK OF MINDEN.-N - Of NV
W 1-2 of NE, Sec. 7-14-7. Total as
Sessment 100000. Taxes, interest
and cost ....................--.--.........S6S.So
N. A. AYERS LUMBER CO.-SW OF
SW, Sec. 23-1S-S, less 10 acres, s -
of NV of SW. Total assessment
100000. Taxes, interest and cost
............................'.. .........$ 20.
ROSE APGAR.-1-6 int Hall Reed
Est, known as lot 6, beginning at Sc
cor. lot 5, running W. $50 yds., S. III
1-3 yds, Il. 26O IA yds, N. SO 81 yds,
Il 50 81 yds, N. Al IA yds to point Of
beginning. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost ..$ 5000
J. NJ. PONDER.-Lots 7, Sec. 81
lots IL and II, Sec. 81, lot 81, Sec. 81
lot 5, Sec. 32-15-1O. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, int. and cost $23.95
On the day of the sale | will sell
such portions Of said property, as each
debtor will point out, and in case the
debtor will not point out sufficient
property, l will at once and without
delay, sell the least quantity Of said
property of any debtor, which any bid
der will buy for the amount of the
taxes, interest and costs due by said
debtor. This sale will be without ap
praisement for cash in legal tender
money of the United States, and the
property sold shall be redeemable al
any time for the space of one year by
paying the price given, including inter
ests and cost and twenty per cent
thereon.
Arcadia, La, this the 9th day Of
July, 1921.
J. Z. CURRIE,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector
Bienville Parish. Louisiana.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

i cost ...- ...,..,..''Slo-'oo
NASKEY.--24 A. on W. sid'
INV, Sec. 5, Sc Of NE, NE
7 10 A. on W. side, 2 A. in
-, Sec. GAG. Res. Total
q $4,000. Taxes, interest
..$6j.45
usyers whose addresses are
y md to the Unknown Own
usyable Property situated
b Parish:
& JOYNER.-NE Of NE
Total assessment $6OO.W
weet and cost. ....S24.3O
VHITLEY.-N IL Of NE
Total assessment $1,000 90
tst and cOst..........$37.oO
TALLAHASSEE Of Sc, Sec
Total assessment $4,000
Int and cost. ...$2O.lo
ULIAMS.-NW Of NE, Sec,
n assessment 100000. Tax
and cost.
IE-SW Of NV, less IL
0.15-7. Total assessment
axes, interest and cost
z, .................. ................$17.O5
4ARWICK.-,NE Of NV, Sec
Total assessment 100000
iest and cost. ...$22.7O
yATTS.-N IL of Sc, s l.:
y 3l-15-9. Total assessment
FIXES, interest and cost
............... ...............$1OO.55
bERLY.-NE Of NV, Sec
tai assessment $4,000. Tax
and cost, ...................$2S.W
O0DS.-S IL Of Sc Of Sc,
Total assessment $1,000.
and cost ....................$37.4 40.
LITE. Sc Of NV, Sec. H.
I assessment 10000. Taxes
i cost. ..$2S.9;
ALKER.-SE of SW, Sec.
tal assessment $4,000. Tax
and cost. ...$32.6
0N.- Sc Of NE, Sec. TO-
y assessment 100000. Tax
! and cost. ....................$2 4.35
WlLSON.-S IL Of NE, Sec.
Total assessment $4,000.
lstst and cost ...$43.6.
WALKER. NE of Sc, Sec.
Total assessment 100000.
pest and cost.
MKER.-SW Of SW, Sec.
Total assessment 100000
MT and cost. ....$25.35.
WOOD.-SW Of NE, Sc of
uf SW Of NV, Sec. 22-1S-7
essment $4,000. Taxes, in
q cat ................................$S 6.&.
IINCE.-NE Of Sc, Sec. g.
y assessment 100000. Tax,
and cost. ........$21.2O
gwN OWNER No. 1.-SW of
0 Sc Of NV, Sec. 1914.
n1lessment $4,000. Taxes,
eost. ..$25.25
lRNER.--NE of NE, Sec.
q assessment $500. Tax
and cost. ..$21.2O
I!AlLOR.-SW Of SW, Sec.
y assessment $4,000. Tax
md cost ........$24.75.
NV Of NV, Sec. "a
aasessment 100000. Taxes,
cost ....$24.35.
OAS.-SW of Sc, Sc of
On 8. side Of NE of SW,
Total assessment $500.
and cost. ..$45.55.
.-SE Of SW, Sec. &c.
a1aessment 100000. Tax
90 cost. ....................$21.20
= 1-2 Of NE of sW..
Total assessment $4,000.
and cost. ..$l4.45.
/ E.-NW Of SW, Sec. %
aasessment 100000. Tax
ga cost. ................ 500. 20.
ANGER. e IL of NV,
\ l-2 Of SW, Sec. 6-14-5.
eat $4,000. Taxes, in
s.N!..-,...........................$73.5O
-. AIS IL Of Sc, Sec
~ Of Sc, Sec. 23.16-1O.
~ v-AV. TOTAL assess
Taxes, interest anl
''::,...., ..........$65.95,
LARK HEIRS.-NE Of
ea+O Total assessment
xes interest and cos.
-. .''............. ..........$21. 20.
y SW Of Sc, Sec. r.
= scfes Total assessment,
sAe interest and cost
:, 3 !; .'-s...,.......... .-.........S17.25.
LL ET AIN IL Of SW
acres on W side OF
Nl4-6. Total assess
Taxes, interest and
- ,s::,.........--............ ....$11395,
nLlvAN.-W 10 Of Sc,
s. tl4-7. Total assess.
Taxes, interest and
s.:.. ..........................$73.W
1xURD.-E IL Of NV.
Alas. Total assess
Taxes, interest and cost
.s.',...... ........$61.45
NSKI. N IL Of NE,
assessment $1,5OO.OO.
q cost. $40 IS.
!! Il II Of Sc d
On CO. nE "a q
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

WISDOM
Every man makes a fsol u himself
occasionally, Int the wise ones an
those who don't make mistakes %
often as the 0thers.-AtchisOn 0lobA
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04
PROCEEDINGS OF AUGUST
MEETING OF POLICE JURY

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orasidpnt Whom thn hn1y to,k NY rhoir
1Suo, work and ro,n,tnl -, followv.
On motion Of J. II. Thurmond.
seconded by Bert Davis. the matter of
electiug Parish Health officer fo
the Parish Of l,iQnvjlIc, was submit.
teH' ana
WHEREAS: DR.. ". l.. Atkins, HAY
ING "hrred himself Tor the position
amt there beng II" opposition.
BE IT Resolved by the Ponce Jury
Oh bl'llVlll' iarINh III legal session con-
Vehed. mat Dr. ". l.. AIklNS. Ne ana
lIc IS hereby elected by the Police Jury
o. >alu PARISH. to serve as lArlSi
il'al'h 0lll'Vr accord NJ to law. ana
pro'lu'd ''lat same y not contrary f
ae'S OF the lat" constitution. said
Term t" expire at the July meeting,
W. ana the SAID ". l.. Atkins shall
receive as compensation 100000 per
year as his salary.
On roll call the members voted a>
follows. to-Wit:
Yeas. Bert Ia, 80 T. II. Thurm0ud,
j. +. Albums, ". H. Poum, 4 G.
Whitlow and !. II. King
Kim.
NavrS.-Nonr
nrd;,,,oo
y, i or1,;,nl nr r,o n,;ao 1,,,,,
If III. pori.h If pionv;l,o j., roa,,a ,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

J.H. COLLINSWORTH.-NE Of NE
Sec. 1856. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost-...........-.$2S.7O
s. W. B. COLVIN.-All land lying
south Of horse watering creek in Sc
of Sc, Sec. 81, SW Of fSW, Sc OF Sc.
Sec. 1855 Total assessment $50
Taxes, interest and cost................$25.2O.
w. r. COOKS acres on N. side OF
SW Of NE, 10 acres in NE cor, NV
of Sc, Sec. 10-15-S. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
announcement. .$12.25
]. s. ]. COCKERHAM.-S IL Of
SW, Sec 1858 Total assessment
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04
MxssiOVABLE PROPERTY
n m SEVEN

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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

ecASKEY.-24 A. on W. sidt
INV, Sec. 5, Sc Of NE, NE
re- 10 A. on W. side, 2 A. in
-. Sec. 6-14-6. Res. Total
I l2,2eO.OO. Taxes, interest
veS Ak
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

| WARD Cd SEVEN ,,,.
~ TOBIS--sb OF NV VS. Sec zee
Total assessment S s,O ~
|E.,arest and cost...,..,....:,,SlI.4 A.
T LUMBER & STAVE +; co. -
: art Of sW of N", Sec. ~ z;
T & n. W. z, K. 4 n OF OF mill
', q s acres, 3,dl,oOO IT
la smher, 1926 hardwood, $40
. a,'' store, feed, warehouse
Ibruildings, dry kiln planning
machinery and merchandise
!. .on yard. Total assessment
N. Taxes, interest al ana aAt cost en
FprsHlNG.--NW of NV, that
Nv Of NV, Sec. u. That part
Ne lying L. Of Alexandrli
~. ~ road, Sec. 1A,15 Z; ,d Resi- Isl
~ Tata IA assessment Sl' ~ 90
interest and cost,~..,."'S'4'0'
pAGE.-s - of sW' Sec. !
residence. Total assessment men,
Taxes, interest and { COS os
....... .....,...-.S4S.OO
! q 1AcKsON.-N y of NE,
80 Of Sc, Sec. 24-l5-1: R Resi- 81
sTotsll assessment $1'2 22S %
htsrest and cost S ,sSo''o
nR HAM II r. of, of s 5. vE OF
y Il NE of NE, NV of Me-
Residence. Total assess
sao0 Taxes, interest t,d a n.
i H0LMAN.--Lot 3, Blocl
assessment $4,000 T az co
and cOst...".,....--.-.-'-''''-''P'
nnpDON--N IL of Sc.
~ Sc Of Sc. Sec. 30. b II
~ s1.15.6. Total assessment
Taxes, interest and cost
.$SS.35
rrrIDS,-NW of Sc, less {
20 cor, NE Of Sc, 26 acres
81, Sec. 12-14-7, S II of sW,
IN. Sec. TAG. Total assess
moo. Taxes, interest and
.$06.G
nRIGGERS.-W - of Sc
Y SN, Sc Of NV, Sec. S1-15-6
essment $4,000. Taxes, in
a cost ...~ '.--..''-.''Slo-'oo
CASKEY.-24 A. on W. sid.
NV, Sec. 5, Sc Of NE, NE
10 A. on W. side, 2 A. in
-. Sec, GAG. Res. Total
4 S226O.OO. Taxes, interest
S65 AZ
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). U. ANUREWS.-IO acre block III
Sec 34.14.6 Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and ..$1295.
W. M. ALLEN.-SW of Sc, Sec. 49,
14-S. Total assessment 100000. Tax.
es, interest and COST .........$23.65.
G. ASHLhi.-SW of Sc, Sec. a.
1910. Total assessment 100000. Tax.
es, interest and cost..........$23 Is
w. NJ. ASHLEY.-W IL Of NE of
SW, Sec. 23-16-1O. Total assessment
$25OM. Taxes, int. and cost $3.50
G. E. TIPTON.-NE of SW, W l..
Of Sc of SW, Sec. 12-15-1O. Total as
sessment $1,2OO0O. Taxes, interest
and cost ....................... ..$42. SO
H. MULLINS.-S - of Sc, s -
Of NE Of Ne, Sec. 1866. Total as,
sessment $1,S0OO0. Taxes, interest
and cost ....................... $685. 90.
NJ. E. Hamner.-SW Of Sc, Sec. 80
Isl. Total assessment 100000. Tax
es, interest and cost $50. 20.
H. T. HENNIGAN Est.-SE of SW,
Sec. 11-16-5. Total assessment 100000.
Taxes, interest and cost. 5000.
r. H. MILLER.-E IL of Sc, Sec.
1916, E IL of NV, W IL Of NE,
less 20 acres on E. side, E 10 Of NE
Of NV. Sec. 10, N IL Of NV, Sec. IL,
Sc Of SW. E IL of SW of SW, Sec
1S-147. Total assessment 100000.
Taxes, interest and cost. ...$19905
R. E. SMITH.-E IL Of NE, Sec
$3.50. Total assessment $1,60O.OO.
Taxes, interest and cost. ...L.......$51 s.
]. C. THEUS.-NE Of Sc, Sec. 3d.
15-4. Total assessment 100000. Tax.
es, interest and st......................$20.o0
NON.RESIDENTS.
OSCAR REEH.-1-2 interest in "
IL of NE, Sec. 8-16-S. Total assess.
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
.......... ................. $500
SARAH GILBREATH. Cabin and
block 81 in Gibsland. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
,..,,,,,,.,,.....
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rrEIDS.-NW of Sc, less {
|. ~ cor, NE of Sc, rs acres
/. N Sec. 12-14-7, S - Of SW,
I'M Sec. 7-14-6. Total assess
! moo. Taxes, interest and
S0f IA