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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
CAR STOLEN FROM IN FRONT
OF THEATRE

Automobile thieves are getting 80
bold that they deliberately watch for
people to park their ears in the husi-
ness district, and then calmly drive
off with them as soon as the owner
is out of sight. A. least such an
event happened right here in Durant ;
business district last Wcdncsda be
tween 3 and " O'clock when a brand
rev Ford touring car was stolen from
in front Of the Liberty thcatcr, while
the owner was in the theatrr.
Mrs. N. 4. Kay Of Hawkins, TeXa',
mother of DR.. j. II. Kay, had been
visiting her son and family here and
had bought new Ford 10 drive home
and had just filled it with oil and
water and ga and she and family had
entered the Liberty thcatcr. When
: they came out the car was not where
/ they had rarked it and was not to be
located anywhere.
It is apparent that the thief o,
thieves had observed the family park
The ear and had driven il off as soon
rs they were safely inside. One OF
the party came out Of the thcatel
when they had been inside about q
minutes and the car was gone.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
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rs' ius"r'ipn Sept %. 1H22.
h'h insertion bCt. 20, W."
NOTICE Oi' SIIEtIEI"S SALE

NO. 4ShN
Notice /, hereby given hv virtue of
an order ,T SRI" issued hy tn" Court
clerk Of Bryan County. bklnh"iniL ana
10 mo direr'"h and delivered ~ III"
sheriff OF said county. in an action
pending in tn" District Court of Try
an County. oklahoma, wherein CON
YnrNafiN" T.upu CumnHn". II c"rn"ra-
ti0E, Is plaintiff, and q. -. CLINTON,
Emma Nj clinton. his wife. w J..
Townsend. In,h Nndrrsou, aud I:"hrkali
Anderson, ms wiic. are hcf"ndHn'H, !
viii at tn" nuur Of Two T. VI o'clock,
on the 2ith day of bc'oh"r l?22, nt
the front door "f TN" Court House, IN
-" cay uf burhni, Bryan comfy
oklahoma Offer for sale. aud sell IL
the highest Elddrr for cash in hand
tho followluE described real "siiti" ana
apuurtcnIu,rS thor"un'o h"lonrlht
" hirh arr CHARGED with the payment
Of said deb - and costs. i"'wit;
The South uaif uf the N"rlhwcsI
Quarter Of section ~. Township Il
south. RAN" T"u Iast of tn" Indian
Base and Meridian. in Bryan County
Oklahoma. u0d viii apply the pro-
Cecds arising th"r"frdm AS follows
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
SURPRISE WEDDING.

George b. Hatley, Of I.ampas;Sas'
Texas. now n member of the teachers
college faculty and Miss Lillian Phil
line of Soper, a student at the instr
tuition. surprised their friends last
sunday by going to McAlester where
they were quietly married.
Mrs. Hatley is student at the
teachers college. She taught IN the
Hugo public schools for the past year
Mir. Hatley is one of the most success
ful basketball coaches in the South
west, having piloted the Lindal!e, Tex
as, five to three state championS5hlI.
last winter. He was superintendent!
of the Caney schools two years, ano
has been secured by the teachers, col.
lepe ms instructor in history and coacf
of the basketball team this year
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
BOY MAKING GOOD
IN OHIO FOOT BALL

The Durant football fans will learn
with pleasure that Johnny Crider.
the fast little right end of last years
high school team, and one Of the
best all-round in southeastern Ok
lahsma, is making good in Mans
field. Ohio, high school football
squad.
A clipping from newspaper there
says that Coach Smith is having II
busy time with his squad of 81 ath-
letes who aspire to permanent berths
on the team that will represent that
towns school on the gridiron this
year. John Crider, a new man from
Oklahoma is showing up well at prac-
tice. He is an end man, good re-
ceivcr and a sure tackle. The South
western lad sure looks good and will
lead II merry chase for permanent
berth.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
WARRANTS TO ISSUE FOR
UNPAID PERSONAL TAXES

According to the provisions of the
law, County Treasurer j. y, Moore
has last week caused to hr advertised
in the Durant Weekly News the names
Of all persons whose 1921 personal
taxes have not been paid. Under the
law the taxes were delinquent July
Il and are bearing interest at i"
pcr cent per annum from that date.
The law provides that within 30 days
from the date of the advertisement
warrants will be placed in the hands
Of the sheriff for all unpaid taxes;
This means that the Taxpayer Will
have to pay still further pcnaltie;H in
addition to the cxnensc of the coliec-
tion by the sheriff.
All persons whose taxes are found
to he advertised, should see t" then
payment at once.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
OUR WEEKLY LETTER IN
REGARD TO GOOD HEALTH
Commissioner Discusses Disease Due
To Lack of Sanitation.

(By Dir. A. r. Lewis, State Health
COMMISSIONER
Education in public health and san
itatiOn has shown, that poor housing
inadequate sewerage flies, rats, mos
quitoes, and lack of personal clean
illness, contributed largely to the pre-
vcntable death of smallpox, cholera,
typhoid fever, cholera infantum and
other death dealing diseases.
Education has reduced these di-
seascs in every teachable communi-
ty. Education in social hygiene has
awakened the right thinking man and
woman to the fact that iftheir chill
dren are to me healthy, they, them
selves, must be free from disease and
many are now availing themselves
of thorough physical examination
before marriage. This is the begin
ming of health education for poster
ity.
Due to education a gratifying i'm
provement in the mortality from ven
ereal diseases is shown by the figures
for industrial policy houders Of the
! Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany.
The statistical bulletin for said
insurance company for June 1929 con-
tains the following information:
"Since 1917, the rate for syphilis
and its principal after effects Loco-
motor Ataxit and general paralysis
of the insane) has declined 81 per
cent, figures for 1921 being 1871 per
! 100000 as compared with 16.1 in the
preceding year."
The interesting fact is that while
there was considerable increase
each year from 1911 to 1917, there
has been a perceptible decline in re-
cent years. A significant fact and
one We think due to education, is that
physicians are reporting venereal di'
seases more accurately and frankly
on death certificates. There is un
doubtedly much less mortality from
. venereal diseases than there was ter
years ago. The death rate seems t
have reached n fairly stable figure
at about 13 per 100000, new leve
from which may be measured the fu
ture decline of this disease.
: A careful examination of the fig
ures for age, indicates that the differ
y for 1921 is chiefly accounted for b.
cnce between the rates for 1917 ant
the lowering of rates in the ag'
D period between p and 80.
+ We may venture the suggestion
= that this improvement in early an
q middle years is the continuation @
+ the rcsulr Of education, incrcasin
n effectiveness in the treatment an
: control measures initiated during tn
- late war.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
u.rl> rs KILL STOCK
Ai' -, .i. .Nr PEOPLE ON TRAIN

of hailstorcs, it is seldom
sI'' the oldest inhabitant can
tta. ,rt sent in to the United
BIZ, ... .,r,ment of Agriculture by
Sa' o.. Hrd workers at station
ore ui '
90 the hailstormS have oc-
... the winter wheat was
CUT I'm some sections such Sc
ha'' ,ss were experienced that
w'r rnw crops were cut to the
COZ. % aill pigs and poultry were
GM light, and buildings were
a'y, ',y,r.5 tamaged.
g, = Louis and Denver train on
o. .rgtnn line was caught in a
US ....,.,o storm and was compelled
M' ,., srtil the storm passed over.
e.. y ,.n storm all of the windows
pul ','.r,jlntors on the north side of
al, al" ,,,. rr- and many of those on the
Mv ,,b .u, we're broken out. The
sUH,. so"I.o,.,- were said to be simply
ha'' p1''.- - rough ice, many of them
..o' y, size, nf hens eggs. The stones
Wv. wv .. '..rgc and driven with such q
Ns ',.or, .ind that they went through
t..b b .a.ncs and screens in the Pull
W." U,an 80, windows. Where the curtains
n"r. n.r. nulrd down as a last resort
,Soy & we're ripped to shreds. The
.os.rngcrs m, took refuge under the
pa poo,. IN the north side of the cars
% I;,er the storm the hail was said t.
10 ssyrra! inches deep over the floors
~ tbe cars, and when the train was
Snally able to pull into Akron, dis
,,rce lance of 4 miles many of the passen
"ars s~ were given treatment for cash
as made by flying glass and bruises
from the hailstones. The train wa
abandoned at Akron and a new trail
made up to carry the passengers OF
east"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
kU kLUX KLEAGLE ASKED
AlD-REQUEST REFUSED

Claiming that members of the San
Pedro. Calf, branch of the Ku KluX
Nan have ordered him to leave the
state, Gus w. Price, king kleaglc of
me S0-called "invisible empire" has
aanhcaled to Chief District Attorney
w. e. Doran and Under Sheriff Gene
b'scalluz of Los Angeles, Calf, for
protection.
Price, according to the deputy, said
i,hrr" longshoremen from the San
Pedro klan called upon him at his Of
N" and handed him a letter. In the
LEcr"r, he said, he was advised to leave
"a fornia or suffer consequences tc
D" inflicted on enemies of the klars'
mon, Price asked permission to car
y gun, but it was refused him.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR
WILL OPEN SATURDAY
Record Exhibits Expected. Numerous
Attractions For Visitors

With record breaking exhipits in
al departments and variedprogram
AZ amusements, the sixteenth Annual
oklahoma State Fair and Exposition
oppns at Oklahoma City Saturday,
Sep!cmber %. Prospects are that the
attendance records of 1920 and 1921
will he exceeded.
Feature of the opening Saturday
afternoon will be- automobile races
,,d,I- auspices of the International
Motor Contest Association. World
'amol- drivers will compete. The fast
STATE Fair race tract has been drag
,,l and rolled until it is in the best
,,r''wn Of is history. New track
g,I -..-h,yr- r-trrn records will proba-
bly, /. made.
il.. racing begins Monday, Sep
,a'. - with a program of SIX run
r... events. Running races will b.
k't ... ,l, afternoons of September
. a.. + and ~. The second day
,g'..I.o racing will be on Wed
u.t... Srutrmhcr - and the thir(
ST., ,f.y. Scutcmbcr 30. The famous
"ts.,a. ma Derby. .Oklahoma's an
,lt horse race classic. will be lul
'no af rruoou of September 2S.
. No'aay night. September - vii
a.. .n. first performance Of "Mysti
tt."a' fireworks spectacle whic
require. the services of 800 actor
a,i % Stage 800 feet long. This wi
bee shp"n every night thereafter III
,'r." uI the fair.
Esory exhibit building is filled t
tr-'iur. In spite of the drouth
record agricultural exhibit has bee
assembled and every livestock pc
ard pavilion is full.
Round trip rates Of one and one
third fare on all railroads make
possible for every one in Oklahom
to come to Oklahoma City at a rc;
Su4aEl" coast.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
lst insertion September I, 1929
9Th insertion September 2oth, 1929
NOTICE OF SHEHIFF'S SALE


Notice is hereby given that the un-
dcrsigned. Sheriff Of Bryan County,
Oklahoma, In accordance with an Or
the Clerk OF the District Court in
said county on the 3ist day ot August.
1872. will on the 2nd day of October.
/ l922 ut 200 o'clock T.. NJ at the East
door OF the Court House In Durant in
the County OF Bryan and state of Ok
lahoma, offer for sale and sell for cash
/ TO the highest bidder, without ap-
praisement. the following described
property situated IN the County OF
Bryan and State of oklahoma, to-wit:
eornsr "S or Of the W. Of e SEA "a Of fs'St SEs Of
Sec. 10. Twr South. Range 10 East,
Bryan County. oklahoma; and
Four .so-saw Murray single steel
Murray steel feeders. Murray !sg1n
pneumatic lint flue, four so:saw Mur::
one 45-inch single claraGe fans. 81
8" conveyor boxed with couplings and
hangers for bucket elevator, one l2h
standard boil breaker. with all oon-
nectiona. l set of piping and elbows
Wi9h oyeTSsad .oeysyor anS
: complete set of wood split pulieys for
ts tioa bssts Tor eis Sgin eiens. s sS g IT. aisie
steel shaftizs. with 10 Dodge standard
bearings and 10 Dodge adjustable
2-l5ps eompresaion couplings, two
=. 2-lbll6 set collars, said sale being to
/: satisfy certain Judgment rendered
by the District Court of Bryan County.
; Oklahoma in favor of the Murray Com
pany and against Wilson brothers, =
= wilson and Fl. G. Wilson, for the sum
. of $9339.9l with interest at 10 per coat
n from November 20. 1871 and the sum
= of $933.99 attorneys fees. together
= with costs of said action taxed at $4,000
= in Case No. A74S in the District Court
OF Bryan County, Oklahoma in which
the IinEo-lccper Company, corpor-
alton. was plaintiff. and Wilson Bro
w. Wilson and ~. G.. Wilson. and The
Murray Company and d. NJ. Wilson
: were defendants. and in which judg-
= mCnt was rendered as above stated In
favor of the Murray Company and In
which judgment WAS alao rendered IN
\ favor Of the plaintiff. rhG IinEo-l.ee-
per Company against n. w wilson. II
G. Wilson ana II. NJ. Wilson. in the
sum of S2lil.S2 with intcrCFt At 10 per
T., cent from November 40. 1921 and the
g further gum of szrG 90 attorneys fee
I and which, judgment In favor of the
ia Murray Company aud which judgment
"A in favor OF tn" i.nro- I,c"pCr Company
' were charged as liens on tho property
above d"sCrihcd.
Witness NV Hand al Durant, Bryar
Pc County. oklahoma, thiH tn" 3lst day OF
u August, l?"2 ~ ~
Sheriff l!ryan County. oklahoma
- Ey CLYDE NORMAN. Deputy.
u. McrIIEItRt!N a COCHRAN,
Y Attorneys.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
hAfl PROMISES TO BUILD
UNDER PASS RIGHT AWAY

IN a letter to the Chamber of Com
.' ,.". the Katy railway promises to
the under masses under their
' t' between Colbert and Denison
.- I away The letter asserts that
aorta"e Of hello due to the strike
nnnly responsible for the de
| Meanwhile, the travelling pub
hh' been OBLIGED to detour on tn"
road from Colbert to Red River,
"h!rh is probably the worst piece Of
'ad in the county. The new high
gay between Colbert and Denison has
oeen finished many weeks. but traffic
cannot be turned onto it until the
underpass is built.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
The Wonders Of America
BY T. T. MAxEY
THE GALVESTON SEA WALL.

TNNESTON has the finest harbor
VI on the gulf coast and ranks high
as II city Of delightful homes. Although
not n resort. the srmitropiCal climate
attracts thousands of tourists annual.
iy TO her long, gradually slorng beach.
To prevent Il recurrence of the ter
rihlr Hood of 1900 the sea wall--onr
Of III" sights Of the country-waS com
structcd along the gulf side of tha
city, This great wall is 22,I03 feet
long, II feet high. IL feet wide ut the
bottom and Ave feet wide on top. II
is built of concrete and granite an,l
rests on foundation of piling. These
piles are ~ feet long, not LEGS than II
inches IN diameter at the small end,
four rows wide. set four feet apart
The top of the wall is used for Il walk.
To prevent water from the gulf
flowing behind the wall and flooding
the city during severe storms, the
grade of IA large portion Of the city
was raised from to II feet. This ne
cessitated the raising Of about 2,50O
buildings and the readjustment Of
streets, sidewalks, street car tracks
electric lights. water and gas pipes to
the new level.
The fllling-ln material was taken
from the bay. The dredges, after
pumping their holds full, steamed uI
a canal behind the wall and discharged
their load through pipe lines leading
down the various streets. When thu
work was completed the canal wal
filled. The magnitude Of this under
taking Is unparalleled In America.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
UNCLE ABNER On THE HUM
nINGER.

rEc?'s f1i,- what's ullus doin' nv
rhiuGs
What m"Loiv else t. q doiu':
Ii,ry the t"iI,r WnH' -ulI'"H when IL,
Is .r"wlir i.r' frrft.n' an s'cwiu'.
'rN"-s a song in his Noic" when an
Other foihs snap
Though h" tjut draWin' raN aS II
Yov 49," -r,yc any name What yuh it"
iun ;h, chap.
Iiu' m say r.s sur" q humding r.
IF thrv's sot.r on" got mashed in The
tr.airu.iI "f lfc.
An' don; know which way '"h II"
Ef the huIi blame cah"odIe o troubles
broke loose.
,n' h,'s drawin' more kicks than he's
yah Kin tax" it fr'm me thct the man
what stands hiiChcd,
When an other friends air aslippir'
What sticks tuh year close, th"hth "'
knows hen be ditrhed.
Is a hWudiuGtr worthy Yer Er!ppW.
Fr'm thr time when ul' Adam an Eve
Th. w"ri hez bin moved hy hum
Thcy'y" gathered their honey Ike 50
Hu, '"'i mrvcr hrv jahhcd with thar
An' they then hcN ptrc"e"td 'uh SPi'""
IL arOun,
y 'lasscS ~ happiness Ei'in,
SO that many sour III" ii SW'' 'i' -
An uot a m"w JOY out o livin'.
So somehow ! wish more humdinr'r:
Tnh iaTrTn . ,rouh," an sorruh.
Thc'd b" less a. .Ihc murkincss si"" "a
An more a. the sunshine turnorroh
'rLrn ~ Hated Ice yanktd Ivy I'll" Scrti
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
THREE

'ghun ~. iu satisfy iudrr. and de-
ere" ur foreclosure in favor OF said
plaintiff .ud andirgt said defendant
ohtuintl aud made ~ saih court on tho
eth day of March. i"22 tor tho sum NJ
four Thousand four hundred u'rh'v-
tlr.r Hnd &G-loO tS|ANI'EI dollars aud
,n''a sll-t. md ~ trcruirs costs with
Interest therein at the r:-'e %" ton per
v'uf r,r Hunum FROM 'ha' date, and
costs I,rruiuE I viii IN the iG'h
ot -, "hrr, l9@1. .i a." hour OF 2
o'clock T. VI of s.id day. a. tho front
door ur The court house - IL" city Of
uurIn, in said county nnd state. Offer
for sale and sell 80 tEC Eirho. = bidder
for cash. ~" said prop"r'r thpv" de-
'rrihud. or 80 much Thereon as viii
isfv ssid judTu"n'. wi'h interest
and eos X
Witness my hand thia "'h day of Sep
tunhcr. 1922.
RUEL TAYLO'
sheriff of NrYnn County. oklahoma.
NV CLYDE NORMAN Deputy.
HNTClIETT Il FERGUSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
EARL WARD GETS 1. o. o. F:
SPECIAL APPOINTMENT

Earl Ward, county clerk of Bryan,
conntv. has been appointed special
Jon,,tv Grand master of the |. O. U;
II LODGES for this district of the grand
lodge of Oklahoma. arcordlng ryS,,,.'I ~ al
announcement received here lh"'H
day.
This is a new office made for each
of the districts Of Oklahoma because
of the growing importance, OF lhe
lndrc, and its increasing work.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
TO TEST FOR OIL NORTH or
BOkCHITO

A test well was spuddod in nCrth
of Bokchito in Section l4-6-ll last
Thursday and rapid progress is being
made on it. The well is being r.
nanced by Mexia oil men and drilling
operations are being managed by j. j..
Smith. This section of the county
has never been tested for oil. hence
this well will attract Il great deal
of interest.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
First insertion Sept. Is. i922.
TATE OF OKLAHOMA

County OF Bryan
STATEMENT OF PARTRERsHif.
william NJ Hynds, jr, of lawful aye.
being duly sworn on his oath. SAYS:
That he is the sole ana only person IN
terested in the firm of Hynds Bros.
that there is no other partner or part
lion or firm name of Hynds Bros. IL
the trading name used by this affiant;
that his residence is Durant, Bryun
county. oklahoma; and that THIS STATE =
ment is made in compliance with sec
tion AlGg Of the revised laws OF Okla
hOma. 1910.
Further nffiant saycih not.
WILLIAM NJ hNNDS. JR
e.u,,.,ribnJ nnd sworn to before me
this Iath day Of September 49,"
MARY ANDERSON, Notary iuhnc
Nv commission expires Jan, L. W."
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
lst insertion Srn', -. I"-2
3rd insertion oct. C. l9"2
NOTICE or SALE OF mat EST tTI
OF GI tHUINN
STATE Ot OKLAHOMA,

STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
MARSHALL COUNTY
In the County Court,
In trc Matter Of the Guardianship of
Geneva Lornne Jones, a minor.
Notice is hereby given. in pursuance
Of an order Of tn" County Court Of
Marshall County. Oklahoma. made on
September rs. l9"2. the undersigned
Guardian of the Estate of Geneva Lor-
enc Jones. n minor. will soil At nnb-
lie auction sale, to the highest bidder.
suhicc to confirmation by the county
court of Marshall County. oklahoma,
on Saturday. October :, 1879, at on"
o'clock y. m. at the east front door
Of the court house of Bryan County,
oklahoma. where county court liz held
at Durant, oklahoma. all the right.
title interest and estate Of said named
minor in and to the following describ-
ed real estate situate in Bryan County
oklahoma, to-wit:
T.. 1916 acres of Lot 2, and Lot "
and NV 10 acres of Lot II. and n
% acres and SW 10 acres of Lot IL
Section %. Township South and
Range IL Fast, containing 6465 acres
more or less.
Said real estate will be sold for casf
upon confirmation of sale and delivery
of guardians deed.
Dated September lS. 1872:
w. +. JONES. Guardian.
GEO. T.. RIDER,
Madill, Okla,
Attorney for Guardian.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
81 NDAN SCHOOL ATTENDANCE +
FOR LAST SUNDAY

The Sunday Schools showed an in
cr'"-" in attendance last Sunday.
both Methodist and Baptist climbing
above the 400 mark.
lH" reports as given out by the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
>oTI,l. oii Sni;WITF'S SALE
s.Is IAAn


Noticc is hereby given. that In rur-
siIi,rrr of an order or sale ISSUED on
ur a.. District Inurt of bryan t"iln'N'
Oklahoma. ON IT," 3ih Gay OF Srplrli-
ter. lp"". In an action wherein ~" no
n"cr MortrHro Company vas mann 49,
aud Dam II. Collins, Nancy Collins, w
II. Kincaid. j. NJ. Bush 'icorE" l;nhrriF
Earnest Davis and citizens stat" hnnN
.ur lrniSun. TcNHS v'i" d"i'ndih'+
directed to me, the uul"rSlrn' u 49,
of I;rvnu County. COmmludin" IN" :"
levy upon. aud sell the following de
scrib"d property to wit.
The east half Of the northwest Huar.
ter of the northwest quarter tE'@ MY
-, NWiD; the northeast quarter "I
the northwest quarter tNEh NV
III" south hnlr of the. northwest quar-,
ter iSia NWt) and the sIuthwrti
quarter tSWrD Of section thirteen tl3l
less GG2 acres for right of way Of t'riS
go railroad and ia" east half of the
southeast ,uHricr Of the pou'hoASt quar-
tier tEi. SCI, SWitD of section fourteen
Gp. all in township eight 80 souiI.
range seven 90 east. and the morn
| half Of the northwcet Quarter OF ih'
northeast quarter (N'A NWh NE'iD :"
section nineteen GD. township Cirh
| CsJ south. range eight (S) east. of tlt'
Indian meridian, III Bryan county ok
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-12
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, TUNE IL, 1922.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Tuesday; cooler
tonight except in northern and eastern
Name strong westerly winds, dimin-
ishing tonight.