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The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
of the
BANK OF ST. CHARLES

Fs s I
Notice is hereby given to the Stock
holders of the BanK of st. Charles OF
Halrnville, Ia, that pursuant to rsso-
luton adopted by the Board of Directors
of said Bank. at regular meeting OF /.
said Board OF Directors, held at the |,
Bank OF vt. Charles, Hahnviile, La. OH !,
Wednesday July 18th, 1922, meeting ,
of the Stockholders Of the Bank OF st.
charles OF Hahnville. La, is called to
be held at the Bank OF St Charles OF
Hainville, La, on Wednesday the 18th
dav of Sc pten,ber, 1922 at the hour Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF rub
hitting to the Stockholders OF said Bank
for their approval or rejection, the fol-
lowing q ,nendments to the Charter OF
the Bank OF St. Charles to-w;t:-
1st: That the Capital Stock OF said
Bank be increased from Twenty-Five
Thousand (S25, .o0) Dollars to Fifty
Thousand t$50, 900 .oo) Dollars and that
the number of shares Of stock, so autlio-
rized to he issued, be also increased
from, Two Hundred and Fifty {250)sliaress
Of one Hundred Dollars each, to Five
Hundred (5D0) siiaresof One Hundred
(s100. .O0) Dollars each, One Hundred
aud Fifty (150) shares Of said increase
to lie sold to new Stockholders as the
Board Of Directors may determine. and
also One Hundred (lo0) shares Of said
increase shall be sold to the present
stockholders Of the Bark Of St. Charles
in proportion to their present shares.
znd:- That the name and title of said
| Bank Of st. Charles be changed and al
tered from Bank Of ST. Charles to St.
Charles Trust & Savings Bank. by which
name and title it will henceiortE and
thereafter be known.
3rd: That the seal Of said Bank 0f St
Charles be so changed and altered as te
add, in tie space At the top Of the sans
Iin lieu OF the words: Bank of St.
Charles the words: St. Charles Trust 8
Savings Bank
| 4th: That said ST. Charles Trust 6
Savings bank be given tile power ane
authority to establish and locate one O
more Branch oiIikes IN the Parish 9
: St. Charles as 70 do such business q
may Be authorized by law.
4 H. 4 Landry.
"a Cashier, Bank 81 st. Charles. A
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
cattle and animals must be off
public roads between sunset and
sunrise, iii accordance with ordi
nance of the Police Jury
NIL. Guidry
y Pres. P.J.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH Ur 81. IftARLES
No. l047

Mrs. Philip Durocler Administra'''x
of tbs s,icce s,ion OF tsdward Salilouet
vs.
Paul Ii. Caillouet and francis D
Kraeiner.
By virtue Of writ of seizure and sale
to NE Directed by the Honofapie @o'h
judicial District Court OF Ing fafish "a
81. Charles LA. In the above shti.iea
and numbered cause, Will i'ioceea "
sell at pubic auGlIou III tue ,toht wv
of the Nourt ltouSc oi tile farish Vi ~.
charles, Hahnviiie La. to the last anu
b,.iicst bldder ON saturday august otn.
W.. at IL . civck A. NJ. the following
described properly to-wi,:
All the rights, title and interest OF
.,.rv L,pd md nature i'll and tU the sue
ces,iou of Edward Calliouet and especial l.
lv all right, tile and interest which aat
= ,.ali,ouct now has i'll said succession
,,,a III. following described lands situat-
ed IN the Parish OF st Charles to-wit;-
All right. title, interest and claim III
aud 10 the folloaiig described properly
situated III the Parish OF st. Charles LA.
on the left bank of the Mississippi River
at about thirtv-two miles above the Nhy
of New Orleans aud measuring two ar
pents front OH the said river by depth
extending TO the forty arpent iine De,
tween lines converging togsher with an
tile buildings and improvements thereon
! bounded above by the property 10" or
formerly belonging to J + Faucheux and
| below by that now or formerly OF T. e.
Boudreaux. ia -.
Being the same property acquired ny
Paul e. Caillouet and Francis S. krae-
u.r from Felix Delaune OH the !otn.
day of January 1917, by act before Alexis
Brian Notary Public for the Parish OF
Orleans.
Terms aud cohditions cash OH the spot
| Leon c. Vial
Sheriff
sherins office Parish Of St. Charles,
| June 25th. 1872.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05


o,,,,
+ ~ = Erac portl@n - - "i nv Is
sec l !4,o ~ !. fFttl o! io.S - < >,
Ho ~ iot Ne - o, ~ - OF sell
Farul lot 60 o. parads. Msrsu B 907 A
:, p..
80 n.A0y $780,. c.o,o1.
>, 3'tltS ''''' 1'e ~, 90
.r,. n,. ,;,,,,,a -, ,,,s f-,,o,,;r,,.
me :; p'eoS -. ,iH1 n"t W, - y, :
. :, 60 7oa III 80 ~ 1l5 1ls -
> y; oeSs ioo, ~ - -, 80, 80 p,
SpRR
-, ,.,
1918 MIS- o'ace ! A"A n'
state taIlsi l.eFee eie"se >''",t .'s. ~ a.
ali lots l5s TO l73 ali lois ia To l79 all
lots 54a & SIS all lots So to ;;63 all lots
572 to 5s3, 5S4 to 591. 596, to ol9, oZ2 10
o2e. 632 TO go. SO TO 679 S IL $50 TO
6S3 St Chas NJ y d Sub 1874 10
lS-i4 .sn i'rachsh & !" 'i0s = A",,'h
state iafi"h ,|eVee ne'e"SSe ''o' 80 ,>o'.,s "a
ScDrainage Taxes sz5I.!o
Lots 70, II, ~ TO 81 81 Shas N i,r, n'se
l4-io "n'' a '' a."i GOOD
state PARISH Ae'ee, -n''eAs e., 80 ~
Roads and Drainage Taxes. sl'oil;''
That portion oi lo's 200 10 +oi .'E' -,
ing south of the Westei ~ -xts'iiion "l the
incl 4y6 to SIS incl. St Clas NUM-. ID. ID
No 4f9.'o A.
7a-,7 VIM K Bracken
So. So " pa,;sb - Levss Acreage. Good
nat portion OF tese,va..oii 40 = N'wet" so
scout . hooe1l DIS iio"'e ~ '
'7.21 " r co,,ar,
STATE Parish, Levec. Acreage, Good
!, 1oa ua.oS;a "a - '" '1 '' s-4A.
"'
1928 A. T. Dusenbury. Adj to 7 p Funk
State parish. lev-e. acreage. good roads
and drainage taxes. SS7. 70
Nortl, i,sj.lot IS St Chas y D MOI 10.02 q
r.,,
lo-4o V. y: ili'', = ou'''os" "'e' - Ia"
STATE. Stat s5s parish, levse, acreage. good roads
aid drainage taxes, s9s5.s9
Lots 81 to lo7, $50 to 17o, liz to ll9.
| 255.l5 A
and drainage taxes. st4 ~
) .,ois - q 10, DIV Q, 81 ehas 40 !. Z
I - - ?
40 70 re
TO- CO., - JAMS IN. ,,,''., coad roass
.a~ss ' $50. Is
.tional sec. lco. I Is, SR2oE 7e4.4o A
1881 ST lanes Timber co.
State parish jeyee, acreage, goon raoas
Lot fraeti sec II the Q McLaren trac' a
and rear OF the following tracts Ronih
BRADY, Paris. Martin, Wal nune'e a,ie'
Mereier. Bourgeois, jrIche, hiade.e. rn.s
& Dwyer. All i'll Is ) X Zu r. Z q
~. 81. % = = 100 ls j
IN 'Ne a''''e
Ts.s, Az Smith
!. Sodrainage taxes eo.2s
Lot s. Dist Raradis sub div secs 3S, ,3e
6 ID ~ ~...f 7, l.,,,,t,
STATE parish, levee. acreage. good roads
, & drainage taxes S1ls.e
p,orl ~ o,at2s. That part of res w q
4 .,;lI. c. Iots 50. go & ol. Lots 9 s. \
A3Aia''ie -
0 20 az u, :, uy,,;.a
80, ,araa ACREAGE good road
STATE PARISH 'e'ee' $50
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
NOTICE

A competitive examination, for
the L. S. U.,. cadetship, will be
held at the court houae, August
18th, 1922, beginning at o'clock
A. NJ.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

32-16l Frank Knox
State, Parish, Levee, Acreage, Goods
Roads Taxes S7-o'
A lot IL arpeut front by / arpent deep
IL Acre
42-1o c. J. Sorreils
State, Parish, Ievee, Acreage, Good
Roads and Drainage Taxes. S6.io
A lot 200 f. by $50 #.
Beauvais Lott -ol
1921 Est Mack Branch
State. Parish, Levee, Acreage, l'ooo
Roads Taxes. $ol-oo
Lots 1902, lo4, 1o8, 10 of Coteau De
France. House. ZS A
State, Parish, Leyee, Acreage, Good
Roads Taxes. s3i %
Lots 120, & I22 Of cote,u De France.
II A
1926 r. E. Boyce Adj to Wm. Cadow.
State, Parish, Levee, Acr-4g., Good
Roads and Drainage faxes. Si49.5o
Lots 52e TO $40 ST. Charles d. D. 40.2 A
43-27 R. f. Boyce, Adj. 10 VIM. cadow
Roads and Drainage Taxes. S5.73
Lots l, 2, 3, 9, 10 & II, Block J. OF
paradis, .0Z a.
44-47 Mrs William Collirs Adj. to St
Ciias. DR.. Dist
State. Parish. I.evee, Acreage, Good
Roads and Drainage Taxes S30.6S
Lots 49 & 81 Coteau De France 1858 X
46-Ss Adam Ellis
State, Parish, I.evee, Acreage, Coed
Roads Taxes S4.eo
Rear part of lot 43 Co. eau De France \
1890 Ann Sorrells Funk
State. Parish, Levee, acreage, .Too1
Roads and Drainage Taxes. N3.'!
Lots 7. 6, & 8 Block Il Of Faradis.
House ol-loo n.
1891 Funk Farms Corporation
State Parish. Leyee. Acreage, GN.d
Roads and Drainage Taves. fz3 50
Fast half cf NWl4 sec. 23, T. II S. r.
20 Fast. Marsl, A. 80 A.
AS-l16 Est Alfred Johnson
~. Z 4. - ID L..
sl1.75
A lot near Boutte Station &, house. A.
4S-12O Guy r. Lane
State, Parish. I.evee. Acreage. Good
Roads and Drainage Taxes. S12 II
N1-2 Lot 81 Diy. S, St. Clias. d. D, 5 IL A
, 49-135 HI. D. Meek
State, Parish. J4evee, Acreage and Good
Roads & Drainage Taxes. $3.50
Lots 9 & 10 Blk. G, OF Paradis. S4 A
sl-l64 Henry & Eva Reed IL
State. Parish, Levec. Acreage. Good
Roads& Drainage Taxes 1870
Half Of Lot SO Coteeu he France: IL A
s3-2o7 John Williams sr,
State. Parish. Levee. Acreage. Good
Roads, ant Drainage Taxes. S49.2e
Lot IS. Cotean DE France. House. 9.2o A
5o-77 Mrs Lovi,lia Malone
State. Parit.i. I.evee. Acreage and Goos
Roads Taxes. sl3.G:
La lot as # front by 445 It deep House.
34A
/
l66-sS ]. Funk -
State. Parish, Lcvee, Acreage and Goot
Roads Taxes. $40. 2.
| Pa, OF Fairview Plansa,ion. 50 a
l7l-13S Est. William Robertson
! State, Parish, Levee. Acreagr and Goo
Roods Taxes. Slu.9
| Lots le aud S. ofEkinsville. House A
i Le4 Est. AVA tASiA
State, Parish, Leyee, Acreage, Goo
Roads aud Drainage Taxes. S2S5.b
, 1871 Alluvial Land Purchase Co.
State, Parish, Levee. Acreage, Goo
= Roads Taxes. Sioo.4
+ sec. IS, Sl-2. MA, SE1-4, Nl-2, NE1-
SW1-4, SE1-4 OF sec. IL, I. 13 5, 4
20 f.. N.vl-4. MI of SEl-4 OF SWl-
of sec. 4, T. IA 5. r. ~ East. NWl-
sec. So, S1-2 sec. Is I. l3, S. R. 20 {
!. 40 A. Ag. +.
5 1859 A. Marsh B. 80
= 1873 Charles Arnold
= State, Parish, Levee, Acreage, Goo
4 Roads ard Drainage Taxes. Si54.a
: East "a acres in Lrt "a, Div. and Lol
. 23 x "a III Div, No. 2 st. chas, D. l
No 4l.4
Z t73-11 z Brady
{ State, Parish, Levee, .lcreage Goo
Roads x Drainage Taxes 81 ,oc9-
Lots %, 43 SW Ia Sc "a sec 10 1
Z Il 40 ~ ~ 4
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
APPROPRIATED 1'ABLEAU


Probable Revenues.
Parish Taxes $4,000. 90
Licenses 1000. co
Total $4,000. 90
Parish Treasurer 1900.
Secretary Police Jury 500.
Mileage & PerDiem P.J. 500.
Official Journal 6OO.
Stationery, office supplies 500.
Assessor S00.
SheriTfs fees criminal cases 500.
Court expenses 500.
Grand & Petit Jurors 1900.
District Attorney ESQ.
Feeding prisoners $500.
Coroners Jury & Expenses 500.
Board Of Health 500.
Constables and Justices of
Peace $50.
Syndic Salary 500.
Sergeant at Arms 100.
Parish Auditor 500.
Bridge tender 48O.
Pumper 12O.
Cleaning Court House 120-
Beneficiary Students 1000.
Election expenses 1900.
Road Funds 5000.
Registrar of Voters 300.
Contingent Fund 800.
Sheriff's Commission 1850.
Excess Revenues Bonds 615n.
Bank of st Charles on
Account Of outstanding
indebtness 25O00.
Total $4,000.
! 666 quickly relieves Cclds, Con
stipation, Biliousness and Head.
| aches. A Fine Tonic. Adv.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA
pAR.SU OF ST CHARLES

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST CHARLES
Nolo47
Mrs Philip Durocher e,dtninistrstrix OF
the Succession OF Edward cail!ouet
Paul e caillouet and Francis S Kraemer
2y writ of fieri-facias TO me diree'eu
fw the Hon. 18th Judicial District Court
for the parish OF St Charles La, in the
above entitled and numbered cause 1
win proceed to sell at public action az
,,,s front door of the Court House OF the
parish Of ST Charles OH Saturday Aug
u.t 5lh 1922 at II o'clock to the last ana
highest bida.r the following described
properly
aAis tiie.rigilts, title. and ints rest oi
Francis S Kramer in aud to certain
contract dated the 10Th day OF March iSzo
recorded in conveyance BOOK ~ page
2le Parish OF 81 Charles La.
Terms and conditions cash OIL the spot.
Leon c. Vial
Sheriff, Parish of ST Charles
Sheriff,s Office Parish of St Charles
) July i7th, 1879.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

z 20 Y I'rac portion T Sc = of SW Ia
sec + las r 20 4 frcil Of lots / ), 2, ),
Ss5 n p lot NE Ia OF Sc i of secl.
I le SR 20 F S IL of SW q of 81
IA of sec 7 i3 : X 20 z y Il
Farui lot 60 o. parads. Marsh B 907 A
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

666 Cures Malaria, Chills. Few
er, Bilious Fever, Colds and La
Grippe. Adv.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

666 Cures, Malaria, Chills end
Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever
It kills the germs. Adv.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

- Eu.. .eue Wortbiug,
VS.
pyfeen Products Company, Inc
No 1lls
Rv virtue of writ of seizure and sale
to. ne directed by the Honorable Judge
OF the 18th Judicial District Court. ~
end for the Parish of St. Charles, State
of louisiana iii the above entitled ai'G
numbered cause, | will proceed to sell
at public auction,to the last and highest
bidder for casl, and without appraise-
ment, al tile principal hont door OF the
Court House at Halnville, Louisiana
OIL Saturday September 9th. 1917, be,
tween the hours Of i O'Clock a m and
! O, clock p M the folioWlng aescrioeo
property, to-wit;-
certain piece or parcel Of ground
beginning at ahe Sont!i East corner g
Lot No SIS in Sub-Drainage District Nc
of St Charles Municipal Drainage Dis
trici running thense North along the East
line of said lot to a point $50 IT North
of the point of beginning; thence West
at right angles 990 II to the West line OF
Lot No 513 OF said Snb-Draipsge Dis
trict No /; thence south along the West
line of said Lot No 513 to the Southwest
| corner of said Lot SIS; thence Ill an East
erly direction along the South line OF
said Lots Nos 5l:3. 5l4 and SIS of said
Snb-Drainage DISTRICT to the point OF be-
ginning, containing 1742-1o0 acres more
/ or less;
together with the dehydrating plant, ma
ciiinery, cutters, tools ard implements
thereto belonging or used in connection
with the operation OF said plant; also one
l,,rse, tractors and otlisr farming inpfe-
,nsnts, office building. warehouse and
all other buildings belonging 70 the Py-
feen Products Co. Inc.
Terms: Cash to pay and satisfy.thf wrif
issued III the above cause, say the sniil
Of Ten Thousand Dollars 1910, ,0oo.o03
with light per cent per annun, interest
thereon from July 2lst 1921, until paid
together with ten per cent on the aggre-
ate amount Of rIinciIal and 1nteiesti
as attorneys fees and all costs Of these
proceedings.
Leon c Vial
Sheriff, Parish oiot Charles Aug 2 lS2s
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

ST. CHARLES HERALD
PUBLISHED AT HAHNvILLE. La,
EVERY SATURDAY
!. c. TRrcHE EDITOR.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
One YEAR 2.oo
sry MONTHS $l.00
Entered at the Post Office at
Hahnville. La. as second
class matter
ssstabIised February Is, 1873
eat.g.a, ication& received later
h5 thursday morning will lay
aver ,issi, The week following.
News and Interesting local
itaras sra respectfully solicited.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT -

2sth Judicial District Court,
Parish OF ST. Charles,
State Of Louisiana.
Eua eue Wor,biug,
VS.
pyfeen Products Company, Inc :
No 1l1S
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

32-16l Frank Knox
o.. Taves $9.35
A lot l-2 arpeut front. by arpent deep
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

75-l2 + p Brady
State Parish Levee Acreage Good Roads
faxes SllS0
The cypress timber on the following:
secs Ii, q, "a SW Ia Sec So T IS :, R
g +. Secs l08, III. ~, IA. us, ll6, n
r Is S K 20 Z secs !, 2, 5, II, II &l3 I
Jas . r secs 5, 8, 7, s, & SO OF n of
5 2 x K
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

Mrs. Philip Durocher Administra'''x
of ,u- stf,.cts,lon oil i&dwarI Sali lOuet
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

1911 f P Brady .
State, Parish, Levee, .tcreage Good
Roads < Drainage Taxes 81, ,oc9.o
Lots z3. 43 SW IA Sc "a sec 10 / 10
S K 20EE1-2 OF SW \ sec II I l3 S
r 2OES acc J, 10 ali sec IS I IS 5
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

6b6 quickly relieves Colds, Con-
stipation, Biliousness and Head
aches. a Fine Tonic. Adv.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

1913 Mrs Grace Funk Bracl<en
State Parish I.eyee Acreage Good Roans S
& Dtainage Taxes S5l54 90
S II lots l20 to rs all lots l26 % lo'
all lots l5S TO l73 ali lots ia To l79 all
lots 54a & SIS all lots So TO ::63 all lots
572 to 5s3, $50 to 591. $50. to 6l9, oZ2 10
e2e. 632 10 So, SO TO 679 S IL $50 TO
6s3 St Chas N y D Sub 1894 o6 A
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-26

- nfoe of Monday. February
oxtnS xh.hstioa will be
II - ATpory
(. n Dohut OF the local
10y will assume the
80 aa1 the responsibility
nkzfex rha. the followers
- el.s a nrnent ~iiI get
20 worth or their none
80 a1hiAsiou prices viii be
nmDksl admission which
80 - 1oor spaca at and
= ~ and 81 80 for the rais
80 viii be reserved for
- ~ ladies'
= - be placed close 70 tae
- Gnweby affording good
- &ad slli ODER laiies
1870 and reserved Ioca-
~ - - corresponding With
nuD u an endeayaf 10 So
- mGo ava Liable 4n.i Ids
- AFtie O'Learv 70 Il
~ u psamotion 81 tae
! kGnsy has the anspiIss Ell
A@ nahn ana an et,ays
- ~ al i IN r. - >.
49, ex--,,v
* .e-Sr- H., pfa -
-~S- ~nctr.css -
90 - 57e~st In tho .,rr,,,s.
49, h,., - w.,
s'..- n, .h- -. -.
~. .s-,-.s. - 49, -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-05


their many relatives and friends IN
this community with the best wishes
teeth lones5 "A taaapy happy
future.
6 Michael Peterson and P. j.. Jacob
son spent Sunday afternoon with the
Thorson family
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Peterson Of
Willmar arrived at the home Of Pete
jacobson last Saturday. They will
Sunday here with his parents. Mr..
now move to their cottage on Big San
;dy on the south side OF Lake IKoronis
to spend the summer months there.
Their many friends are glad to. have
them come back to this community
again. 80.
/ @. b. Thorson was a business caller
in New London and also in Willmar
last week. He was absent for three
days. The trip was made by. train.
| Oluf Haagenson who left for the
twin cities recently has accepted a
position at the Montgomery Ward Co.
Of St. Paul at present. s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-05
NIllMAR TRIBUNE, WEpNE !. AP 1877.
Confidence II j J: !.

saINOnUOSnCS.
At the instance Of her hostess, an
ardent lover Of nature, the: oman
stepped out of doors one crisp evening
to enjoy the full beauty Of the clear sky
Of midnight blue where, amidst ril0u.
sands Of twinkiing stars, the silvery
crescent /: majestically sailed. Miss
Tiny Tod der in the person OF Ruth
Marie, aged four, trotted along too,
loath to miss any unusual spectacle.
Ruth Marie has implicit confidence in
her indulgent daddy, lind when any
thing goes wrong always consoles her
self with the assurance Daddy fix
it" AS the Woman ana IND her hostess ex.
claimed upon the beautysof the moonlit
world about them, little Ruth Marie.
broke IN upon them with Whats
dat ?" pointing to the crescent: IT hat
is the moon, dear replied the Woman.
Head on one side, Ruth Marie said
earnestly, Moon bwoke.. Daddy fix
it.''-Exchange. :s.,s:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-05
4 ]. EST T 4 ANSFEllklS'

81 81 s..,sssa @
March IS: Henry Van DeRiet and
wife dosJ Ohm Bon I SEE sbf NlVA
Section 16, 40 acres. 81
Town Of Gennessee
March 119 Charles w 81 Cederstrom
and wife to State OF Mime sofa, part
.of.NW1l, Section 81 100 acres. sle9.
rFownj 81 Willmar
March 25Phi!ip J. Haley and Wife
to Albert J johnson; sEA4 and E, x
ofsSW':1144, section II. 81. .s
March rs. Albert u Johnson, sin
gle. to Della 3. Haley;;: SEX and. 10 Y Y
Of SVI.1t4, section p. ST.
:..=.s 50. IS Town Of irving z
/; March ~ - .James r. .;Jebbs ct al, to
Thomas G. Jebb; e IL f5sE54, section
49,. 81.
i own Of New; London
), March 24--1nge borg Erland son, wi
dow, to. Bert Koelstad, part SWA of
NEA and an additional 3 acres OF
.SW.A of NEA4, SECTION i o.. $4,000.
Village Of Pennock
warren zo--Uscar -. HergstrOm Eand
wife to Olive Christensen, lots -2S, 29
and 80, block 5, $1,000.
..=:. City of Whitman .~
March 27----Charles J.. swenson ct
al to Thomas T.. Downs, lot 3 block
p. Third Addition. $4,000.
March 27-Maurice L. Dahl, widow
err, to B. P. Fairness, lot II, block 81
1920 81.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-05
Quality Always \:

. Weltbuftt md Il ellll,l gned f,Ini-s
'ture never guess out of hit rs.
why tits better to b,iy one good piece
each year chan to zhll "a house ,ip. with
cheap and taWdrv things that ma lbe
the fad of tle moment but. that have.
no intrinsic value and 50 no staying
power: 4 beau iful ina hog1i caDinet
built along good lines and flushed as:
It should be will serve; for generation
after generation aud be a never fail
ing JOY, while a veneered object offfno.
merit Will he ontgrown in short time.
! This is true of every. object that goes.
into tie furnishing Ola house.
Quality, design, excellence Of Workman
ship, adaptation to the use Intended.
these are some of the things TO he
considered con i in each purch se::-.-Los
Angeles Times. 4. i.. 4. 800 .>.:
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Vegetable Pearls lin PLANTS.


% In certain tropical pl;tnts curious,
hard, round substance are sfDun,7 which
one may properly Call pearls, seeing
that their composition is almost Iide1,-
tical with the product Of the oyster
For instance occasionally in Java
these substances are discovered iil; the
joints of bamhn"s. On analysis the
bodies are found to consist of almost
pure carbonate Of !i1ne-thc same sub
stance which gees irtossthe makeup Of
the pearl Of the oyster. Now and
again similar bodies are found in the
endosperm Of the coconut. While, these
plant pearls are known to occur in the
wood Of the tpomegrnnate: and teak
trees, y 2 5 $.};.s*.. ..s.. ...s.
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l} la!ll II Al. ATOMS \ J \
s CRy# the COrnfeld Phil osopher)
he sp4bt ican ConNentionS.

Editor TrlbIlnia:: So e 3
The Republican State Convention,
which convened last Friday. was. res
markab,e for the presence eof profess.
sional politicians and the almost conn
.p!ete absence Of farmers ana com mon
working people altho these two latter,
classes include a vast majority OF tho
voters or this state. s. There was a fair;
sprinkling of local capitalists, bankers
and ordinary business men among the
delegates. Supreme Court Judge Os-.
car Hal!am, not believing that the.
party would dare to risk almost GER.
tain defeat by nominal ting Kellogg in
the face Of his record, had come out:
as candidate for Senator.
He carried Kellcgg;s homo city Of
st. Paul by q vote Of nearly. two. to.
one but the. faithful in the country
districts rallied to =Kellogg's support
and nominated him over the vigorous
protest Of his home city which gave d
solid vote to Hal!am Even Kandiyo-
hi county, where the Kellogg senti-
ment is almost an unknown quantity,
as will be demonstrated by the vote
this fall, gave him Z Of it's 10 votes. 8
The soldier boys Of Hennepin coun-
ty repudiating kellogg, got behind
their the mayor, Geo: @: Leach, and gave
! him nearly 100 votes. An attempt
was made to defeat Treasurer sHenry
Rines who is a pronounced Progress
slve by naming Pankcr. Briggs Of Pipe
stone for State Treasurer but the
movement having only a few days to
materialize. it failed. A woman, Grace
,E. Kaercher, of Ortonyille, was nam
ed for Clerk Of the Supreme Court. Il
While Ke2logg's record as Senator
was generally commended, yet the
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From Gresnland's Icy ..aountains.''

- atH . Ivy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
B a"From=s G;reenland's Icy, Mountains,' ..
famous missionary hymn :by .llegin.,!t;
Heber t17S3.182G0,> was written at a,
sitting and Tor temporary need, with
no thought of its great usefulness in
the future. This hymn; has been in
Guided among ten ,world-famous hymns
Hebel's father7n-law. Doctor Shipley,
the vicar. Of Wrexham. requested him
to write something: for his .congreea-
ton to sing the following morning.
Whitsunday, 1919. Heber retired to a
distant part Of the room and on the
spur Of the moment wrote the five
famous. verses. The melody TO which
it is sung In America was composed, comp
BY DR.. lowell Mason. The music, like
the hymn, was written at a sitting.
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Accountinc >for the Shortaue.

Mrs. Falntree-We have a great deal
Of CID family china, but nothing as late
rs tlln eighteenth century.
Mrs. NeWgilt-I reckon that's be-
cause YOUR folks had money enough
to hire help to wash their dishes.