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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Elmer Cumpston and Mary T.
cumpston. husband and wife. by deed of trust.
dated December l. 1915. which recorded In
book l54 page 5sl in the records Of the once
Of the Clerk and Recorder Of the County Of
Weld. State Of Colorado, duly conveyed 70 tie
Public Trustee in and for said County Of Weld.
Colorado. the following described real estate
in the County Of Weld. Colorado, to-wit;
Northeast quarter tNEh) and East half
Of West half iEh Of Wh) Of Section
Thirty-two tS2), Township Eleven (ii)
North. Range Fify-six (ss) West Of the
Sixth Principal Meridian. containing $50
acres, more or less:
which deed Of trust was made TO secure the
payment Of one promhsory note Of even date
with said deed Of trust for the sum Of Twelve
Hundred Fifty Dollars (sl2so.oo). payable TO
the order Of The Eastern Colorado Form Loan
Comrany. Ave years after the dats thereof.
with interest thereon at eight per cent. 70 per
cent? per annum according TO certain In
terest notes more particularly set forth IN
said dsed Of trust to which rsfsrsnes b here
By made for greater certainty. and
WHEREAS. the said Elmer Cumpston and
Mary = cumpston. husband and wife. and
all peYons claiming By. through or under
them having defaulted In payment Of the
semi-annual interest due on said Indebtedness
on December /. 1920. and June lst and De-
cember lst. 1921. and the payment Of prin-
eipal amount Of Twelve Hundred Fifty DolIsn
tsi25o.oo) due December !, 1921. and taxes
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE
R. H. PNKERTON
Ticket Agent

Wheras Ira Hubbell whose address Is Wash
ington County, State Of Colorado. grsntor
by his Deed Of Trust dated March l, 1921.
and Recorded March 8. 1921 in Book 500. 81
Page 6is in the office of the clerk and Re,
eorder Of Weld County. Colorado. conveyed
to the Public Trustee Of the said Weld Couu.
ty. Colorado. the following and in said Wed
County. described US follows, to-wit.
The Eas. one-haIf Of the south west quar-
ter Of section ten. the north one-half Of
the northwest quarter of section fourteen
and the Northeast quarter of section If
teen all In Township eight north Of range
ffty-seven west Of the Sixth Principal
Meridian.
In trust to secure his promissory note Of
even date with said Trust Deed for the sun
Of Four Hundred eighy Dollars payable 10
the order Of The First National Bank %
Fleming Colorado seven months after date with
interest from date at the rate of 10 per cent.
per annum.
And Whereas, Default has been made BY
said grantor in said Trust Deed. in the per.
formanee Of covenants and conditions I'M
poseu uIon MN pS tne terms OF saiu lruHt
Deed in this. to-wit: That said grantor has
failed to pay Four Hundred Eighty Dollass
and the interest thereon from March /, 1921 !:
and all delinquent taxes against the property
described In said Trust Deed. And Whereas.
the legal holder Of the indebtedness repre-.
sented by said note has filed with the under.
signed Public Trustee Of the said Weld Coun.
ty. Colorado. notice and demand In writing
declaring said default and electing to declare
the whole debt due and payable. and demand
ing the sale Of said land under said trust deed.
Now. Therefore, notice b hereby given
that pursuant to said notice and demand aid
election apd under and by virtue Of the Hu.
thority vested In me by said Trust Deed and
the Law. I. N. J. Walsh. Public Trustee %
Weld County. Colorado. will sell the above
described land for cash. at public auction. to
the highest bidder. at the east front door Of
the Court House u Weld County. Colorado.
on Monday. the 18th day of March. 1922, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon for the purpose Of
paying said note and interest. taxes. and all
expenses Of this sale. and will give to .he
purchaser thereof q certificate Of purchase
therefor ~ provided BY law
Signed. n. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado
Ds>sd At Greeley, Weld County. Colorado. this
23rd day Of January. 1922.
First Puhiisetisn January 26. 1922.
Last Publication Mash ., 1922.
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas Thomas G. Ewing and Amy G
Ewing. his wife. whose address IL New Ray.
msr. Weld County. State Of Colorado. grantor
by their Deed of Trust. dated September g.
1920. and Recorded September 20, 1920. In
Book sos. At Page $50 In the Office Of tn.
Clerk and Recorder Of Weld County, Colo.
rsdo. conveyed to the Public Trustee of tn,
said Weld County. Colorado. the following
Land in said Weld. County. described as fol.
lows. to-wit;
Tbs Southwest quarter Of the North
wst quarter tsWk NWA). the South
west quarter tswA) the Southwest quar-.
ter Of the Southeast quarter (sWA
SEM Of Section Six (s). the West One
half Of the Northeast quarter tWia NEk)
Of Section Seven az Township Ten u0)
North Of Range Fifty-seven (57) West Of
the eth P. NJ. and the East one-half OF
the Southeast quarter tEh sEA) and
the Southwest quarter Of the Southeast
quarter tSWh SEA). the South one-half
lSH) Of the Southwest quarter (SWh)
Of Section One C) and the Northeast
quarter (NEAl Of Section Twelve u2)
all In Township Ten (i0l North Of Range
Fifty-eight t5sl West Of the Sixth Prin-
eiral Meridian and Containing Six Hun
drsd Eighty t6sol acres more or less ac-
eording to Government survey thereof
In trust TO secure four promissory notes Of
even date with said Trust Deed for the sum
Of Eighteen Hundred Sevcnty-fve Dollars
payable 70 the order Of the r. B. Collins In.
vsstment Company. September lst. 1921, 1922.
1928 and 1924 after date with interest at the
rate Of II Ter cent per annum after maturity.
Aid Whereas. Default has been made by
aid srantor In said Trust Deed. In the per-
f9manee Of the covenants and conditions i'm
psssd upon them BY the terms Of said Trust
Deed in this. to-wit: that said grsntor has
failed % pay the note for s%6s.75 due Sep
tember Lat. 1891.
And Whereas, the legal hoder Of the in.
dsbtsdnas represented by said note has fied
with the undsrsigned Public Trustee Of the
ssid Weld County, Colorado. notice and de-
msnd In writing declaring said default and
slsctins to declare the whale deb. due and ray.
sSsss shso osnseaotnk she - " so~ isuo uh-
der saA trust deed.
Now, Therefore. notice Il hereby given
that pursuant 70 said notice and dsnAnd and
slsetion and under and By virtue Of W. au-
thority vsstsd In me- by SAID Trust Deed and
ths Law. I. Il J. WALSH. Public Trustee
Of WslA County. Colorado. will sell the above
Described laad fsr eash. at public suction, to
III hishot biddsr. at the sast front door Of
~. osszt Hsass h Weld County. Colorado.
= Msa1ag. ~ eth day Of February. 1879, At
u Ssslsek h tAs forenoon for the purpose Of
ravlng ~ nots and interest and all ex-
rSoss q ~ sals. and Will rive 10 the pur-
der thsrsef . esrtiheate Of puichsss thae-
Cor = psovidsd b hw.
slgnsi. u J. WALSH.
Puhle Tfwtse u Weld County. Colorado.
Dated q 0rssIg. Weld County. Colorado.
III 1rd day Of January. 1879.
rkk Dubiisstisn January s. 1922.
Last rablIsstisn February 2. 1872.
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SUMMONS
n-tl

stata Of Colorado.
In Tn District csurt
!. Z. Sewers. No. $500. Plaintiff,
versus )sunmons
HOMER H. NORTHuP. FIRST
NATIONAL BANK of sterlins.)
Colorado. banking corporation.)
A. L. HoAGLUND and ANDREW
b. ELLIS. RAY BUTLER and L.,
Z. WATENPAUGH. Defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO.
TioNAL BANK Of Sterling. Colorado. a bank.
ing Corporation, A. L. HOAGLUND and AN.
DREW B ELLIS. RAY BUTLER and l. z,
WATENPAUGH. the defendants above named.
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you BY The shove
named pisintiH in ths District Court Of Wsla
County. State Of Colorado. and answa Tie
complaint therein within twenty days aftsr
the service thereof. II served within thb
County or. II served out Of this County, Or
by publication. within thirty days after he
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of ser.
vice: or Judgment BY dsfsult viii b taken
against you according to the prayer Of Tie
complaint And II copy Of the complaint In
the above entitled action be not served with
this summons. or II the service hsrsof be
made out Of thi stats. then tsn DAYS sddi-
tional to the Tina hsfsinbefors specified for
appearance and answer will b. allowed b.
fore the taking Of judgment BY dsfault u
Aforesaid
The said action Is brought to obtain judy
ment against the defendant, Homer H. Nor.
thup. In the principal sum Of $4,000. evidenced
by promisory note. with interest thereon from
the date thereof, November sth. 1890, at the
rate Of twelve per cent. per snnum until rsn-
dition Of judgment herein; that plaintiff re-
cover her costs In this suit. and the further
sum Of ten per cent. upon the amount Of the
principal and accrued interest to date Of
Judgment herein. attorneys fees: that the
usual decree foreciosing plaintiffs mortgage
may be made. for the sale Of said mortgaged
premises, according to law and the practice
Of this court. and the proceeds applied to the
payment Of the amount due to the plaintiff,
that defendants and each Of them, and all
persons claiming under them. or any Of them.
subsequent to the execution Of said mortgage
upon said premises. either - purchasers, i,-
cumbrancers or otherwise. may be barred and
foreclosure Of all right. or claim or equity Of
redemption In said premises and every part
thereof, and that defendant may be adiudged
TO pay any deficiency which may remain after
applying all the proceeds Of the sale Of said
premises properly applicable TO the sathfaetion
Of said Judgment. - will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to which
reference b here made. . copy Of which b
hereto. attached and herewith served upon
you.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear. and TO answer the said complaint -
above required. the said plaintiff will take
judgment BY default against you according to
the prayer Of said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Court. at Greeley. in said County. this s0th
day Of December. A D. 1921.
(SeaD ". r. ADAMS.
Clark Of District Court,
Weld County. Colorado.
BY c. G. Anksney. Deputy Clerk.
H. =. CHURCHILL
Attorney for Pr
First Publication January 20. 1922.
Last Publication February 70. 1922.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sRrfLKMRNT
Estate II Emma !. wsaaek, Deceased.

Estate II Eana ]. wsnaek. Deceased.
No. 2lal.o
Notice b hereby given that on the 9Th day
Of February. A. D., 1922. The undersigned will
present. To the County Court Of Weld County.
Colorado. his accounts for final settlement Of
Administration Of said estate, when and where
ail psrsons In interest may appear and object
70 them. II thsy 20 desire.
Clayton Marion womaek,
Administrator.
First publication January s. 1872.
Last publication February Q. 1872.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26
Announcement

We have opened a bakery in the
old Clarke Cafe in Buckingham.
We will appreciate your patronage
Open January End.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Phelps
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas James e. Puiver and Bslls n.
PulvR. husband and wife. whose address b
Stonslam. Weld County. stats Of Colorado,
grsntor by their Dssd Of Trust datsd June
"a. 1918. and recorded June q. lsls In Book
Ses, at Page ss. in The ollics Of ths Clark and
Recorder Of Weld County. Colorado. conveyed
10 TIE Public Trustss Of said Weld County,
Colorado. tie following land In said Weld
County. described - follows. te-wit:
East. ons-hak (Eh) Of North East
Quarter IN. 2. ~ Of Section Eighteen
u.s.; and the South West Quarta Of
North West Quarter tswk Nwh):
West ons-haf Of South West Quarter
WV SWh) Section ssvsntssn (D;
North West Quarter Of North West Quar-
ter (NwA NWA) Of Section Twenty (2o)
and North one-hak Of North East Quar-
ter NY NEk) Of Section Ninstsen (fs)
Township Nins ts) North. Range Fifty
six (6s) West Of the 9Th P. n.
In trust to secure their promissory note Of
even date with said Trust Desd for the sum
Of Eight Hundred Dollars payable to the or
der Of @. G. Brown years after date with in
tsrsst at the rate Of Per cent psr annum.
And Whereas. Default has been mads BY
The said grantor In ssid Trust Deed, In the
performance Of the covenants and conditions
imposed uren thsm By Tie terms Of said
Trust Dssd. In thk to-wit: Thst said grantor
has failed 70 pay principal. interest and taxes
rast due,
And Whereas. The legal holder Of the In
dsbtsdnss represented By said note has nlsd
with ths und9sisned Public Trustee Of the
said Weld County. Colorado, neties and de-
mand In writing declaring said default and
slsetins 70 declare The wheis dsbt due and
psysbls. and demanding the sails Of said land
undsr sah trust dssd.
Now, Therefore, notice b hsfehy given
that punuant 70 said notice and demand and
election and under and b. virtue Of TIE au-
thority vstsd In me By said Trust DEED and
The Law. !. n. J .Wslhh. Publis Tsustss Of
Weld County. Colorado. will cell ths above
described land for cash. ss public suction.
10 TIE highst bidder. at ths east front door
Of TIE Court House. In Weld County. Colo-
rsdo. on Monday. the 18th day Of January.
1879, at ten o'clock In the forenoon for the
purpose of paying ssid note and interest,
and al expense Of thh sals and will
give 70 ths purchaser thsssoi Q certificate
Of purchase thsrsfor y providsd b. law.
y. J. WALSH,
Public Trustss Of Weld County. Colorado.
Dated st 0fssly. Weld County, Colorado.
thb 7th day Of November. 1871.
First publication December Is. 1921.
Last publication January 10. 1872.
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NOTICE: To those knowing then
selves indebetea to ". A. Sweigard
Please Call and Pay Your Account
It will help me meet my obligations
made while working for You and
also help me to prepare to meet your
wants for 1922.
W. A. SWEIGARD
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26

The Bashful Mr.. Bobbs is coming
soon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26

Mr. Bobbs is coming
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- II J. wALsH.

Puhne Tfstse u Weld County. Colorado.
Dated st 0rsslsy. Weld County. Colorado.
III erd day Of January. 1879.
rir1s Dubiissttsn January s. 1921.
Last rablisstisn February 2. 1872.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-15
MORE ABOUT JOHN SMITH

Newspapers and magazines throughout the coun-
try continue to devote space to the death Of John
Smith, reputed to be anywhere from 1877 years to
142 years old when he passed few days ago to
the happy hunting ground
The New York Herald finds inspiration in the
aged Indians long stretch of life to print an edi-
toral, calling attention to such facts that when
John Smith uttered his first cry, the American Con-
stitution had not been written. Tho Monroe doc
trine was nearly 40 years in the future. He was
five years old when the Bastille stormed in
Paris; Is years old when George Washington was
gathered to his fathers; 10 years old at the time of
the Louisiana purchase; 20 years old when Napoleon
was crowned emperor Of France; 20 years old when,
Perry won his famous victory in Lake Erie; 81
years old when the battle of Waterloo was fought
and II years old when the Civil war began.
It would begin to seem as if John almost had
helped Noah build the ark.
'"rhe only cause for regret" comments another
editor, sis that there is official means Of sub
Stimulating the exact age Of the Indian"
In this connection there has been considerable
speculation and doubt expressed. 1t is said
by some that at best, the age Of John Smith must
be guess work. because for many years. at least, he
was unfamiliar with the calendar and there was no
way in which he could keep track Of the passing
of the years. The wrinklcd character Of his skin,
giving him an appearance bearing out almost any
assertion that might be made as to how long he
has been on EARTH is declared by some to have been
caused BY disease Of the skin, we'll known to n,ed-
cal science. =
This much is beyond contradiction: John Smith
was an old man when the white men first found
him. His existence for a great many years has
been traced and he had records which served as
proof that he had been earth long before the
Oldest persons now living were born. -
Unfortunately it cannot be shown that he was
born in $780, exactly what year he did first open
his eyes, but there is abundant proof that long be-
fore white came to live in Minnesota he had
the SHOWS of large enough number OF winters On
his shoulders to weight down the ordinary human
being. &c..
How old he was, no one knows; that he was one
of the oldest persons earth at the time OF his
death, if not the oldest, is reasonable to presume
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rThere's thing that has 1ussled
me since the moment 7 got here this
evening"" said Dale. sWhy - It that
nobody seems to b. STEERING over
Caleb's being In jail7 'ssa j. =. - =.
The big Shi1lman's answer came al
most sharply: mo Moreland ever
xrieved over a sacrifyce. Bill" -. j
= Dale sat up straight. "A sacrifice!
What do: you mean2' -, :: ,,.,...... :
This time the big zhillman's answer
came slowly. II mean at Gale. he's
a-takin' all o. the load or o syore
shoulders ut he can. Gale he's a.taktn'
yore place In jail ontel the trial comes
Oh, which'll Be 1t the October term:
O. cote. He trasts you to come back
and set him free ION the day o. tho
trial. o. course yon'l do II; we hain't
never doubted that 70 one little min
ute, Bill. But it wasn't. all done TO-
yore sake. !, You're the hope o. the
Morelands, and you can do a heap
more here an Caleb can" = u. - . - :
He leaned toward Bill Dale and
went on in a confidential tone:
and I can tell ye this here. eff
you're found guilty O. KILN Adam
Ball, and sentenced TO- even one year.
the Morelands and the Littleforls Is
a-goin' to take ye from the officers and:
turn ye loose with good, long start
on the law" ,.
"Wouldn't that; be rather"
Dale broke of because he had seen
the tall figure Of a man appear in the
open gateway. It was BY Heck, and
he spoke. :: go i: .'E.,.:...<, -:
"Hello, John Moreland!" ~
..sHello. ;yeselfr'- grqwled Moreland,
who was not at al Pleased at the IN
terruption., !, - =,
Heck advanced, carrying his rifle
by its muzzle. He halted with one
foot on the stone STEP. 49,,
give got news TO ye, Bill,", he said.
recognizing Dale even, in the dark
ness. 1--WE been -a.eavesdrappin' up
at old Balls house, and had to choke
about ten dawgs to do it. Bill, old
boy, them Balls has done swore BY
everything ON earth and in Heaven
and in Torment at they'll kill you ef
the law don't. Igod. ye'd better watch,
out, BILL"
John Moreland rose from his chair.
Much obleeged to ye. BY. And good
night to ye. Les 90 into the house,
Bill. + didn't think them id pole
cats had that much narve-and don't
hardly believe it yit. It might ha' been
white Ticker a-talkin. =, Their kind O.
white ticker amt hawnest, like BY
Heck's is, though his'n IS bad enough.
Their klndll make a man resurrect
his dead inemies out o. the graveyard
and shoot EN-, up Ill over again. 1t
amt a-goin'. to do great deal o harm.
Bill, ef 5ye don't light no lamp when
ye, 60 to bed. A man CANT never tell
jest what's a-goin' to happen" -. -.
,,-"And the Bali orrey, outfit" Dale
began, when the Moreland chief cutin:
EFT the, Ball1Torrey outfit posters
you, they're every one purity burned
ant to die with what is knowed genial.
" in this section as the rine.bullet dis.
ease" '..:'-.>+% = - ..... ~
''(Coutinued in Next Issue)
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BACK TO NORMALLY

We hear much talk about getting back to nor
malcy. And then we hear some things that indi-
cate that we on the way.
Only few days ago, Charles G. Dawes, direc-
tor Of the United States budget, lectured thou
sand government officials on the general subject Of
economy in departments. Mr.. Dawes pounded on
the floor with the handle Of a broom .. and ex-
claimed, "there is your broom that meets navy
specifications and here are brooms that do not meet
these specifications, but sweep just as we'll.
"The navy bought $4,000 Of its specification
brooms when it could have had $4,000 army
brooms for nothing"
that the treasury department, which had eighteen
different purchasing agencies, has given effective
cooperation with his plans as director.
President Harding also announces the prospects
Of q surplus Of governmental receipts over expendi-
lures for the fiscal year. He stated that there had
been made in six months through the operation Of
tho budget bureaus co-ordinating agencies, d.
rect saving Of $32, 100000, and indirect saving
Of &1o4, 00o,oo0
While this is all very re-assuring and q matter
for congratulation, it is nevertheless we'll enough
to remember that return to normally can be &C.
complished only ~ the people generally return to
sound principles Of living -
One Of the fundamentals Of prosperity, accord
ing to Roger Babson, is 'Integrity." $50 long,"
said he, las ifty-one per cent Of the people have
their eyes the goal Of integrity, our invest
nnents are secure; but with fifty-one per cent Of
them headed in tho wrong direction, our vestments
are valueless.
"The first fundamental of prosperity is Integrity
We have gone dafy things like steam, cleo
tricity, waterpowcr. building, etc, and have for
gotten the human soul, on which all things depend
and from which all these originate" 49,.
= All Of which is another way Of saying what the
sacred writers Of long ago said, "Godliness is prof.
table unto all things. Righteousness exalteth q
nation, but sin is a reproach to any people,"
return to normally, tn. :efore, is return to
integrity in individual life, in social contact in in
dustry and government.
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Al THE TURN IN THE ROAD

,- Robert W. Babson, creator Of the famous Babson
financial reports, came out late in 1919. at the
height Of the silk orgy. With
precise and definite prediction that the country
WA entering period Of depression that would see
s,Aekening up Of all industries and the unemploy-
yment Of large numbers. ~ = So +.
At the time Of this prediction, there didn't seem
to be SO much as q speck in the bright heavens Of
prosperity, SO far as the ordinary individual was
concerned. Everyone was optimistic, = and five
pounds of sugar for dollar worried. the public
not at all-provided the sugar could be had: ,7..
How the bubble burst Is history So ~:
- Nov comes the same Mr.. Babson, who bases his
deductions on the analysis Of many and varied re-
ports frou, Ill lines Of industry in oil parts Of the
country With tho assertion that the pendulum, IN IT.
steady sweep, has started back toward more normal
and prosperous scondit ;%5 r.
J. This authority, citing the fact that New England
was the first to feel the depression, likewise is the
first to feel the first stir Of recovery. From study
of his Statistics he is convinced that THE worst is
over and that gradual Improvement will be evil
dent from now on. 49, = = >s''z %:' - >.
The textile industry, by far the most important
of any in New England, is much buster than year
aeo It now is so per celftrof normal, while year
ago it was only so per cent: Wooden goods plants
which were operating at nearly capacity during the
early fall, continue at almost normal-while year
ago they were from IS to 40 per cent below.
Mr.. Babson also thinks the boot and shoe industry
has turned the corner. + :. : -. 49,. - >'-
It would seem that if fundamental conditions are
50 favorable in New England, the remainder Of the
country must Also be the eve Of the great come
back. -.
While general business throughout the country
could not be expected to reflect much other than
q quiet hun-druna because this is the business low
ebb Of the year, there are sufficient signs dis
covered by Babson and others, and merit the exA
pectation that better condition Of affairs will con-
tnue to develop, and it is reasonable to believe
that the coming Of March, inauguratng as it does.
spring activities, will see material quickenng Of
the business pulse in all parts Of the country.