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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
JOHN DIS STORY OF STANDARD
OIL WOULD BE INTERESTING
Attempts to Narratr Rise Of Grca, Industrial Organiza
ton Have Been Made. but Arc Said To BE
Biased Against Company.

today would bulk <maI; beside tho
wealth that flowed 80 tho STANDARD
OIL.
surely tn" history. tho real history.
~ the standard oil as I, app,ars or
appeared 10 those who wcr. itS max
"rs should he written 1t - hcirg
written, hut unl"ss present in,"n-
t"ns are changed It Viii not t.. mad.
public.
For tn" last i've year, writer
of prominence has been vorkinu ON
II under tn" direction %, Mr. Rockc-
Teller. The man selected was ror
some Years on the New YORK li"raId
next on the New York world and
ln'er with i'arpers. Nj Rockefallcr
$ understood To want ;his his'ury
Tor his children and Rrsndch'ldrof
aud his immediate circle az friends
alone. II is said he has put mo- re-
S'rictonS ,pcn III" historian. In, has
gwen - him all the information and
records II" possesses aud has asked
friends and acquaintanc"s 80 assist
IN" gentleman in every va they r.,,
Z" get the facts on AL matters
wherein ,hs standard ol WAS mo
subject ~ attack
y j. no; :" bo supposed this mis-
tory viii II" impartial irohahle
that isn't wha, MIR Rockefeller do
Sircs ~ IFS natural that b." should
want his descendants to view him
and his 4 associates in \ Favorable wax.
That isn't important. What iv Of
consequence is that there MI! ne q
standard on history Of Standard ON
oven N II is held within limited
circle
There arc f"w ~ the old guard
~ Standard OH loft. y 70" years
. e =. .
az tho great men ~ STANDARD oil.
John - urQu"Sti"nahly Was tho
greatest II. probably would 90.
ranked as the greatest commercial
genius "f AL time. Nothing more
efficient thorough and c"mpr.hsn-
SiNs in the way ~ great Industrial
aud dis'rihu'lve organization mas
h"eu known 'hau the standard on.
which was MS fsShioniug ,rd vet
with all his geniu. No Numbered blum
""r"d "rr"Eri"usly a. times He
never wa more mistaken than iu
us judgM"nj ~ I" tho effect disco.
tuition ~ tn" Standard oil would hav.
u"un III" dism"mb crcd properties Hc
believed they would Ia" wcak"u.d
greatly. and that 1t mean, disaster.
Instead tho thirty odd parts, now IN =
creased 10 more than forty. hav.
had extra ordinary prosperity aud
greater earnings than whil. they
w"re joined together
Dissolution was a financial benefit
Lot puniS hm"ni. L" Standard OH
stockholders. hat the acti"u rf tho
highest court ~ the land scared
l"hn - E""k"f"iier stin From tn.
handing down 81 the decree to tho
present DAY il IS said ". never n, {
h""m at 40. 20 Broadway except ON
two O'Ca GipnS and ihap ,pI> for :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

II the poem "Stratf"rd -Avou.r ny
Ellen f. VI. Rrooks oMrE. !. -
fr"okS). Mrs. Brooks lives "a, OK
f"fh, wher. she is president of tho
" "nhns CLUB aud .ctiy. in Iit.rnr,
.I' ''"S ATS Iro"kH * u natiy. Nir-
Nihihn. B"for. her mHrriny.. sh. w,,
MISS Ellen Hurt M""rrn"ld >h. j.
{ i"nH ht.r OF the lat" Jane Hart ANA
William Armist.nd Mourrn,id of
IIa'IfaN county. Va Her verses h.tv"
appeared ia tn. New orleans 'rIm.,
'ayuhe. the Boston Transcript and
"sl"" hare. ma her verses during m.
'Ntenaireiy copied. ANA w.r" com.
m"ndsd In "A latter frum in- United
states Food Commission AZ Wash
iNHiOn. This pom. Stanford ON =
Avon. has four v"rSey. and catches
Yell the spirit Of the Avon a. D,
moves on hy tho hank vh"r" the
Wild thyme blows. She SHOWS fun
"rrr"ciation of "a" glory o' Shakes
r"nr". and w"aN"- ini" h"r v.rS.s
~" charm ~ III" spot hat viii oyer
u" shrine for 'h" luy"r ~ tn. Rard
~ Avon. ". quote IN. last vcr.c
~ tho poem:
rri,". Shakespeare. shrine.
Stratford on Avon. We love INV.
Not 'or beauty alone. nor Tor world
is fame"
N"t Tor for"s7S and m.ads. no, ,or
vault Of hluc-
"h"s" tender charms that sweet
Sh" -"sp"-r" Anew
us for one spot immortal ,hy nam.
We prix.
rha, ,hriae ~her~ the .tns~r n ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
SALTUS' NEW BOOK
HIS MASTERPIECE

THE GHOST Girl. ~ Edya-
S"l'uS Eoni x Ljvcr.Eh, New York
Suppos" you wcro standing in
central Park with Your host friend
who's" vie ,N.ille cb'i,or, bad
mNstnripusiv been los, 10 him o,,
tn" day N their marriage. when as
Edgar Saltus saws "bes,endjrr ,be
steps vas Nellie Chiltnn-she ar no.
ghost. looked up q, Rradish. looked
without consciously seeing him.
looked again At her FOR her, rather
:>h' was no longer there. During mo
Shift II my eyes. sh. mad y,nisb.d
Tn" tourists then we're iirco'Iv in
'front.' Of m. ON. ~ them , man
Mas asking IN. som.-h!us ann
him aside. Hung myself through IN.
others, dung myself beyond and
booked \ot trace. ON ib, ntb.r
-Ii" OF the path were hrshcs 10
"u"' Nearby was AN =rbor Erru,,.'
\ few weeks before his death Ed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
ANNUAL PUBLICATION
REALLlTERARY EFFORT
II ouinc for 1872 Contains Excccn, Poems. ncI,ldn.
One by Mrs. J. ID. Brooks of North Carolina
Who Was I'orn in Virginia.

f"r several years Franklin Pierre
Davis. Of Enid okla has compiled
m" issued An Anthology nf News
j'Hpor Verse" His work shows i'm
eroN"ucnt from year 10 yenr. aud
THO compilation OF 1921 IL very
"rcdiinhIc publication indeed In tn.
compass OF l3S pages h. mas collected
~" hest OF the current poetry as IL
'!'rI"hr"d In IA" newspapers OF ths
'illr" United states. and with this
"ld" n"ld n" mas ua,h"red tIsuy dc
J,Hhtful poems. aud In giving them
81 his book IA" adds very much to
.7h"lr valu. by giving in many case.
Z, short sketch ~ IN. author of M.
N"rs-. wrItcH William =. Whitis-,t In
rn- Raleigh News observer /, mus
1"com"s not simply collection, OF
Sh" hest newspaper poetry, but also
- glimpse st tho writers who [ur-
'Iush Cnrrcn, contributions during
j'2i. Tn" hook carries many we'll
h""n names. among than FpIg.I
Mok'ntey. Laura Biact burn" pen
nam" for Charles q BIandcr. Mar
I'"igrist. Le- Wilson Dudd ,;ran,Iard
Jbcc. Percy Mackaye, Scottle Mck"u-
-" frasi"r CharI-s buxton Going
-N.lc" bu"r Miller and others
Poems OF p"iish.
W. quote from tho Introduce ION To-
~" s"rne ins!sh, int" thu purpos.s
- the pp'N- nos" poems that
Fu"w & i"gr"" OF polish and 81, the
t"m" 'imo tell a story are d"sm.S
worthy ~ preservation. Poetry -
IN" medium when expresses m.
great heart ~ IN" masses" The
o""u" shuH IN" trend N the Thought
80 IN" year in n very r"urrraufe
Wa. ~ prunf n this not~ ~. mum
l"t ~ u"''ns on tn. Unknown sol
't"r. ~" riSi's ~ Madam Curi.. Tho
a. IL o..
IN" usual uu,pu' OF poems "C .orii-
'1m"ni. Affection and p"rs"ual cNp.rt-
p"0r" TN" yors" ~ TIA" y"ar may al
'r"s' o." taken as Barometer Of tho
thoughts ~ tn" pcopf.
ih"r" ar" MAN. poems of genuine.
ir'r.t, som" wIl ,It" and gu into
;atur" pcrmau"ur .n,h"loeios In
fa'' h'hoEEh called an anthology ~
wsuaror r'Ir" ~ ranks vel with
-" usual W'holnEy "f maunzlu.
'..sc uld nr DAVIS has .N.r,lScd
~ r""'.e insight and >kill 1t, mas
WORK seldom docs ho allow au,rhInE
"' 'h" routine or romm"rp,ar. 70 Hna
8 u.Hc@ uprn his PAGES l'e deserves
nnrt commitments upon the excel
l"ur" ~ mis- work ~ = "a hp.s In ,.pi-
lection 'n ARRANGEMENT. In printing
IN proof reading all b. Very de.er,
!nc h" has dom. his Work for tn
N'er w.u
North carolina writer
~ Anthology contains one Eel.c-
ton from %urth 'sr"iina, & reprint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
or NEWSPAPER VERSE GROWING IN IMPORTANCE

tricitv; Applied Science. ~ Wireless
T"I"rrarhv and T"l.uhouy. Applied
Science. Ill Flying.
'Th- fourth. Hud hast. volume VIII
b" Issued shortly Tn" wr>il com
ni"t" is comprch"nded in four ROYAL
"ct"v" volumes. containing ov"rN 500
Illustrations, forty fuli-paEe color"l
plates.
It isa work that should 10 I'm cvcry
home whore know l"dS" ia valued for
Itself and FOR tn. sources nf pl"aSur"
b. opens up. A. on" enthusiastic adj
mir"r saws "f II: Reading The out
lin" ~ Science is like reading a
great pocm OF listening to u divine
symphony"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

MIN NJ, ror,,
'o!li"re which he loft 10 condu,t
propaganda work FOR this country in
Switzerland
Sara W,r. g,s.,,
"Grnni,o and CLAY" 10 v. ,,,,If.,
D.. linn. p,,, . ~
r..rros.nrs ,,, hor -
ALTHOUGH ms, a., y" ''''
MACE ,td. ~ "'''"h '"""'
r.cial e.Id a..
romano. IN. cui,,,r.
tinn Of nnsro, .o.ta,,
has nor hf,l.r,. ,,,,n,,
In her writings
Ir.,,, :
..,, 49, NOS BOO" az
~ui,l, nI ms
,.., ,i "N 'i'
\i,.t,,,.., N'>'''"s Ia"
y II "''"ns u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
-, itIrhnrd SpIiinn~.

rHi.AbErrHIA. Aur 2s.-Talt
about host sellers. what would YOU
think Of Il history "' IN" standard
"H nv John u. R"r!,-f.Ii.r?
~ AN The gree, industrial corpor
atoms ,h" world -. !rutyn. none
bias been the subject 81 80 much crit
icisn and attack - standard on.
From tn" hays 81 tn" partnership Of
l;"'h"f"ll"r and Andrews down to
Pa" dissolution hy deere. 90, the Su-
rr"'ue Court 81 the United states al
most "N"rvthing hau"ruE and uu.a-
'lun"hl" VAS charged 80 STANDARD
on. but through il AL Standard oil
remained mute. Alleged histories nf
standard OH. ranging from vitriolic
"nihurris P"nncd ht persons who had
grievances to ar all me NAY along
=" IN" rath"r nr"tcnilous work ~
Ida NJ Tarhell have u"cu printed.
- al "f them Lack authority. and
al. or nearly all. hav" an clcmnu,
Tho idoa has prevailed tina, no
mon ~ tn" old STANDARD oil wore
20" i"us. car"d little for rubIic opinion
and acted on tho principle or addi
'i"n. division and silence
lhGu"Stinnabiy tho old Standard
nii group made ~ ono ~ tho great
es' II not the grca'.st commercial
snd Industrial corporations tho world
h'N oro' kn""u. Baro has 1, been
:" have :" many mon ~ high ability
~ on" orEsniz.iinu TIC .cvelop-
'n"nt ~ tho COMPANY from aEnns,
'"thins :" col"sS.I Siz" and world
dominion within the pan nf orr.
mans life is almos' without parallel
Ail the gold brought on, ~ M. ssr,h
~ 'he United states from tho gold
strike in California N iS.r down 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

Tho northern e.sf ,.oss, ~ i.prg.,,d
mali village. and r,,n,t,,- ,nr,,-,
pr IN. COAX, y.b.,. ,t,o u.,
Npr,h Sea ar. fo,.y., ,nr.,.o
tho lard-,h,, j. ,ha ,,,,t
inr pa"plo mns,Iy a,o a.. ,L,.,,...y
though inc story is ,o,d r., a.,
and tn. h4rnin. .,Ui ,.,.t...... ~.
ufa is nr The y.n,I.coIk r,a
TN. rrrs,.r, r,. +, . a.
:, Tiny bahv dashed =. sp., .,,
10. arms ~ MS rro.cc,ur 49,, 49,
him FOR companion 90 j,s ,do,..,,,
~nu :, tn. las, tho vna ,,t,.,
- d"s,iuies I'm q strange and TO-,
~iHr. ciir.. Through , an o. g..
IN. frui.tuI .pJ .r
ing g. a.. tn,.-,f,,Id ,,.,.,
-,nry o., human Iiy.. 80,
,,,,,,td "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

''nn remember that rra-"n number
t''"ni""n - because it cam. DO y.
any harm" rn the vn".r reason.
seventeen j. ia" host
'r"hihald Marshall h.. chan, .a
h'> p'"n. for a. new fan nn.,t and
instead - publishing The !.rclor,
i'hlIE - ntr"ad. aun"un,,d h..
NM decided :" complete a >inr..
which h- mad started and tempo
'"r.iy pun a>id- III new boil. \,iu
probably !'-ag the interesting ,Irt,.
iIppin. and sc understand il l. g,
>"'iN 81 th- English cnnutr,.tJ
somewhat ia the vein "i The I:rn,,I
HIGHWAY ana The l.ri.v-d Ntr,-
'""i. i'"dd. Mead X company 80,
pact I" publish the book IA o.i.l-r
stephen French whitman. author
81 ia" c"loriui nnv-l. "Sacri:ice ma,
spent many years in Italy. ana IL
now just returned from a w!u,-r I'm
tome. Ills comment upon Edgar
Mowers book. "lmnorta! I,,ly "
Just published by the App!-tuus .
interesting. The most SATISFYING
Look ON modern Italy thai have
r"'d. TN" chapters on Italian char
""i"r and D'Annunzio are m,>r.r-
nltr+s The whole thing Is So brill
'iAniiy and Handsomely written w;,h
such keen and civilized. criticism Thai
am fun OF admiration for tn. man
"h" has done ii at last"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
Cured Her
rheumatism

knowinE from t"rribl. experience The
sun"rinS caused by rhcumatism Mrs. J. r
hu''i. who lives ~ SOS r. DIV. S.; R-s,I
bloomington. H.. H. thankful at having
'u'"" H-F'"'' mat out OF pure grstitud-
fh" - anxious to tell all other sufferers
Jusi how :" s"tsiid OF their torture 10y
tIrEil- way ~ honl"
Ms. Hurst ha~ nothing Ia sell Merely
'"' "Gi ihl- notice. mail IL TO her with
your own name ana address. and sh. ,v,u
r'"d'S s"nI YOU this valush bile Information
"''ir-ly free. Write her at once be.or.
y"u forget.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

Nun Mr. Fnrman is New YORKER
~ l'lN n" was managing editor for
oilers which ne loft 10 condunt
.r"p"sanda work FOR this country in
switzerland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
5O-Page Book Free
Look for These symptoms

Dr, w y. MeSK.tRy. Inr.. p.ur. fgf
tf CARTON lIil,. Alabama. !! *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
Cover. Wide Field.

The advance ut scj"uc" has be"n 60
rapid, anh it, pis"" in modern nC.
has b"cou" SO dominant. tina, any
work which aims a. this "n. ,Ine. to
xiv" even an ouilin" uf us proer.sS
N"isitN az subjects with = consequent,
tang" of knowledge" "Th" pu,lin"
~ S'ri"uo"" viii "uphl. tho reader to
Keep fuilN abreast "f scientific. prog
r"SS II gives TIA" Intelligent student
citizen, otherwise called tho man IN
IA" street" bunch az intellectual
Keys 10y which - open doors which
hHv" boon hitherto shut to him. mar
u h"""usr' h" got no glimps. az the
treasures behind the doors. and mart
IS h"raUS" tn" portals w.ro rn,d. for
"lddine Icy an unnecessary display or
''"hni"aliiisS ~ d"Srrihed hy tho
London Morning Post. the work is 80
"''ur't" that III" expert canno, Gavin
- a. and :" >impl. that in. r.nor1l
'""dr. who has n" itm" for special
study, can understand it
St"r! az Progress.
Tn" present vuium" continues tn.
story "f IA" progress mad. lN science
'"kinE M subjects no, discussed in
~" NV" previous volumes TN. fol-
'"Wiu ~" chapter headings in
"lun" III. I'hysical Science. Natural
history HotanN; Inter Relations OF
Living Creatures. Eiology: The char
'"t"rtstics az Living Gr.a,ur"s Tho
Romano" ~ th-mistry. Tn. chemist
- Creator: Mct"orolug, AuplIod
Science. !. Tn" Narv"ls nf Elnc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
OUTLINE OF SCIENCE"
FILLS GREAT HOME NEED
Gives in Plain Language Story
of Main Scientific
Ideas.

THE OUTLINE rF SCIENCE Vnl
Iii Edited by Professor !. Arthur
THOMPSON. R"EiuE Professor 81
Natural History iu the tniy"rSity Of
Nh"rh""n -. =. rutnam's Sons New
York.
RI" aim - this w"rh which stands
"r"tt "s tn" most un'ahl. achieve.
h"nt of r"""ni Years ~ scientific .t'-
"rhinr". J. {" @tv" ia plain language
an ouiliu" at TIA" main scientific ideas
pi to-day. II puts YOU IN touch With
~ hAt Won MhMi ~ !, nMN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
LITERARY GOSSIP

Among tho recent publications or
J. I. nutiou 4 co IS suoihcr OF
II J MasSincham's charming natur.
books Us ,l'l". Som" BIRDS ~ tn.
toun'ryS gives only a partial
.d.a of It's many interests. Is y dc
Hri gracious tuowlodrc 81 man arti
books and nature" tho case and
beauty trd charm ~ US styl. Their.
p" e.rn' chapters d-nIiug with AZ
rlanv different SGhJoers from Tn.
Coast NJ South Wales and "Hfrd-
haunted London 80 "GIhor, whit.
ard scIhorre" and while birds Ny
and sing through AL ~ them the
reader finds in each a rich store o,
observation upon many other things.
f"n.'fui ~" Irssops into books .nd
rh,iosophy scl"nc. and art and
throughout cultured graceful man
r'r ~ writing Tn" chapter 81,
'Hird Haunted London" makes de-
!'Ght;G! companion picv. to the
chapt"- on Birds IN ii London Gar
den In W. II. liudsou's "i.!rds in
Town and Village" MIR MHssing-
hams previous volume, Dogs. Rlrds
and others. which the buttons
published last year. won much at
tentiHn.
a New pe'use story" by Alber,
'''s. mas JINN btri announced by
tho Yale University Press The book
possesses much human interest not
only because OF It's bearing upon tn.
Old Testament hut because IL com
p.ctcly overthrows the prevailing
view that many %. the biblical mar
I"ti"es were borrowed from Iahy-
lonia.
Henry James Forman mas written
a new romance. The Nan Who Lived
i'm Shoe" which Litil" Rrcwu 4
60. vii! publish on September 10 \
Gu" to tho nature of the story is
found. not only in the whims
title. but also In tho missing h.lf
OF the nursery rhyme from, whi.h
II - taken. about the old wom,n
who had SO many children she diJp.,
know what 10 do" Although in this
case. II Is not committing AN ind,S
erection to explain. tn. children yer.
not tho "hero's." In the ,.ust5m,rv
Interpretation. hut were "wiIIed" Ia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-06
Remember This Is Last Week Of Shoe Sale!

White canvas two strap pumps
with turned soles and military
heels. Regular $500 CO az
values in the sale at DLsCC
White reignskin one strap
pumps with turned soles and
French heels. Regular $3.50
values in the sale GO NJ
at ............... OOsCO
White liner one buckle strap
pumps with flat heels and
turned soles in the O0, m
sale at ............ OOsOO
White Nile cloth two strap
pumps with welt soles and
low rubber heels. Regular $500
ss1s st IN =. this 1895
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-06

Brown satin, one-strap pumps
with covered box heels and
turned soles-sell regularly at
$500. In the semi &C az
annual sale at OUsCC
One strap patent leather
pumps with choice of French
or Baby Louis heels and turn.
ed soles. Regular $1,000 values
in the semi-annual &C az
sale at OO.JC
Brown kid, one strap pumps
with the new Spanish heels
and turned soles. Regular $40
values in the semi CO NJ
annual sale at .OOsCC
$1,000. $3.50 and $500 black,
white, brown and bronze kid.
one-strap pumps with turned
soles. In the semi Go M
annual sale at =. .1S.J5f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-06

White Egyptian cloth military
oxfords with white ivory soles
and heels. Regular $500 values
in the sale, pAOe
az $500. " Asco
$500 and $3.50 White sport
oxfords trimmed in white buck
and patent leather. With or
without rubber heels pAOE
in the sale at -. OTsOc
Gray Elk sport oxfords trim
med with brown calf. Choice of
tips or plain toes. Neolin soles
with leather welting. Regular
values in the sale at UfsCO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-06

Black beaded kid and satin one
strap pumps with turned soles
Regular $1,000 and $11.50 val
ues in the semi sc OK
annual sale at ......OCsCC
One-strap Silver Pumps that
sell Regularly for $3.50. In
the semi-annual GO NJ
sale at ........... .OC.JO
White kid one-buckle pumps In
flapper style with cut OUT
vamp and strap. The regular
price is $1,000. In the semi,
annual sale 60 NJ
at 80. .QJOoOo
White kid Oxfords with white
ivory soles and heels. They
sell regularly for $14.00. In
the semi-annual GO NJ
sale at OO.JC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-06

Two button patent leather
pumps. one strap style with
French heels and turned soles.
Regular $3.50 values ca or
in the sale at OfsCC
One strap pumps with patent
leather vamp and gray quar-.
tiers. They have covered mill
tary heels and welt soles. Reg
plar $3.50 values CA az
in the sale at 49,. OfsOO
Patent leather two strap Egypt
ian sandals with flat soles. Sell
regularly for $3.50 and are in
IN the sale 81 OK
at ............... UIsOO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-06

Start the Day Smiling!
BRINGING UP FATHER"
appears every morning in the
Albuquerque Morning Journal
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, L
S. Land Office, at Pierre, South
Dakota, May II, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Ed
win A. Hood, Of Milesville, S d..
who, on July p, 1920, made Addi-
tional Homestead Entry (Sec )
Act 1929 l6) No. 0153S7. for the
northeast quarter of section %, &
west half northwest quarter. north
half southwest quarter section 2s
township 7 North Range 20 East
b. Fl. Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make three year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before @. X. Whitney,
County Judge, Haakon County, 5
d., at Philip, S. D., on the 10Th
day of June, 1922.
Claimant names as witness:
Fred Fountain, Alfred Nelson,
Roy Brakeman, Thomas Hanlon, all
four of Milesville, S. ID.
John 7. Cogan, Register m Is j Is
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by the nonpayment Of $50 90 in
tcrest due March LIST, 1922, and by
the nonpayment Of $500 90 prln-
cipal due March list, 1922, and
Whereas the sum Of Sl065 50 is
now claimed to be due on sand
mortgage at the date hereof as
follows, balance Of principal $1,000
90. interest on same $50 80. and
no action or proceedings having
been instituted at law or otherwise
to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof,
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of a power of
sale contained in said mortgage
and pursuant to the statute in
such cases made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale Of the premises describ-
ed in and conveyed by said mort
gage, viz: The Southeast Quarter
of Section Four ca, in Township
Two CD North of Range Twenty
one (2l) East Of the Black Hills
Meridian, containing 100 acres
more or less. according to Govern
ment survey thereof, together with
the Entertainments and improve
mcnts thcreunto belonging, which
sale will be made by the sheriff
or his deputy. Of the said County
of Haakon at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Philip,
in said County of Haakon and State
of South Dakota, on Saturday the
9th day Of May, 1922, at 10 o'clock
A. M. Of that day to the highest
bidder for cash, to pay said debt,
disbursements and $500 attor-
neys fee allowed by law, subject
to redemption provided for by law.
Dated at Bradley, South Dakota,
April 18th, 1922.
John Scanlon, Bradley, South Da-
kota, Mortgagee.
Tom Scanlon, Bradley, South Da-
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