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Evening journal., 1923-02-06
BREAD DOWN TO
2 CENTS In CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. 6 Omitted Press).
Bread was selling at two cents per
16-ounce loaf here today with indi-
cations that the price would go
lower.
The price cut is the result Of a
war" waged by two competing
chain store organizations.
Officials of one of the competitors
declared today that bread Will be
given away with every purchase II
our hand is forced"
Evening journal., 1923-02-06
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. Omitted
Press)-Cotton opened firm today.
March was up 25 at isis; May
$3.50. up 80; July 27.9s, up 81: Oc-
tober $3.50. up 30.
Evening journal., 1923-02-06
Sines and Welch
FLORISTS

2f2 WEST EIGHTH STREET
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
Speciality.
ID. e. A. 5672.
Evening journal., 1923-02-06

prescribed is $40 minimum for each
offense or 80 days in jail for resi-
dents; $50 minimum fine for nom
residents.
Evening journal., 1923-02-06

Corporations Stocks Bid. Asheu
Diamond Ice & Coal Co. %
Pfd. .....,.......... 30 ~
DUPONT Dehenture Frac- GO
DUPONT Com Fractions :. 1o7 ~
Hercules Pwd. Co. Pfd. o. 102 le4
$ss: $:s:: s:;:s; :: y:3
Chas; Warner Co. LIST. =,
fiu' ...s.ss.. 30
Electric Hose & Rub
Der Common .......... 102 -
Wilmington Gas CO. Com. ~
Wilmington Gas Co. Pfd. 70 10
Delaware r. r. SO Guar.
com. Par rs ......... 80 81
Bank Stocks
fsP' fss 4r3st SsG9s Go par PsE iSS iSS is5 s5 3S
Equitable Trust Co. par -.
lOO ............. 2sS SVS
Farmers Bank. par. SO E. 12Oh l22
Industrial Trust Co.. par. -
Nat. Bank :: Del. par. -.
lOO t................. lSo @VV
Security Trust Co. par. ..-
lOO ............ E50 @VS
Union Nat. par. 25 ... 90
vii. Trust Co. par So. 100
Continental Life Ins. Co., =.
par 10 ................ Il ~
New York Stock Exchange.
DUPONT Common. sales .. 109A
dupont Debenture .... Sc
Atlas Common ........ 1875
Atlas Preferred ........ S9A
-EX-Dividend.
Evening journal., 1923-02-06
SLIPS. BREAKS LEG.

Falling on the pavement at the.
foot of East Eighth street, early last
night, George Cyak, 80 years old or
1902 Heald street, while on his way
home from the plant of the Amerl-
can Car and Foundry Company frac-
tured his right leg above the knee.
He was carried home by several or
his companions and then sent to the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
in the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1923-02-06
LOCAL SECURITIES

Feb. 6, 1928.
Laird, Bissel and Needs, dupont
Building, furnish the following que
tations of local securities.
Corporations Stocks Bid. ASKED
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
SEEK CLUE FOR MURDER OF
NEWARK BOY ON VACATION

WINDHAM. n. Y, Aug. 800
County authorities, aided by state
troopers, sought today to unearth
SOME clue to the identity of the STAY
er of seven-year-old Howard Roth
enberg of Newark, n. J., or to the
motive which prompted the killing.
District Attorney Coffin and Sheriff
Pierce arrived from Catskill early in
The morning and conferred with Cor
oner Mulbury, who last night de-
clared the lad had been murdered.
The boy had been spending a "a
cation with his parents at a summer
boarding house here. Early yester-
day morning he left on a fishing trip.
When he did not return for dinner
she family became alarmed. Search
lHsiosed the boys body behind an
old sawmill. The head had been
beaten in with some blunt weapon, a
gag was tied over his mouth and his
hands were bound behind his back.
The child's mother declared hys-
terica1ly that she knew who did II
but the inquest threw no light on the
crime.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
.METUCHEN SEWER PROJECT
LIKELY TO Be DEFEATED

METUCHEN. Aug. S0:-From
authoritative sources it was learned
this morning that the DIRECTORS to
the sewer program proposed by the
borough council have more than the
ten percent taxable value quota to
prevent the borough with proceed
ing to put the sewer through. This
report is expected to be filed with
the council at their meeting next
Thursday night. 1t was also intim-
ated today that the sewer will not
be brought before a referendum dur
ing the coming election but that a
special election on the sewer project
will be held following the expiration
of the required six weeks notice.
A series of public meetings are
expected to be i~naugurated by the
Chamber of Commerce to acquaint
the residents with the necessity of
the sewer for the borough so that
the project does not fall through
when 1t is taken up at the special
election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

partner with ludicrous affect. AL
fretta Symonds, who toured the
Columbia Circuit last season as
prima donna of Maids OF America
will be leading I'M and will fea-
ture her voice of double range. Joe
Forte, straight man: George Wright
vocalist and dancer; A1line Rogers. a
girlish ingenue; the Carmen Sisters,
a song and dance duo, and nellie Nel+
son, soubrette, will be principals In
the supporting cast as well as lead4
ers of chorus numbers in which 1S
singing and dancing maidens will
participate. More than the usual ef4
fort has been conferred in produces
ing "Hippity Hop" from the scenic
and spectacular standpoint. An off
fering of uncommon interest to la
dies will employ Mile Nadje in her
revelations concerning the science of
physical culture as directly applied
to womanly health and beauty. Bur-
Iesque has never presented such an
alluring specially as Mile Nadje
promises to reveal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
BY GEORGE II. MANNING


washington Correspondent VI
The Perth Amboy Evening News.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. S0:-When
President Coolidge begins the re-
vision of the Harding Cabinet, when
if Is believed he will do in spite OIL
his frequently announced
of continuing every one OF MI
Hardtng's advisors, in office, probably
about the first to go will be Henry u.
Wallace, Secretary OF Agriculture
Every day, the long roll OF IN
stances of the widespread dlsap-
proyal of the American arme Tor
the man at the head OF the Depart
ment whose work most intimately
concerns them, grows longer. one
of the greatest points of potentlal
democratic strength is this disap-
proval of the western farmer ele-
ment for the administration, as
..tvpified by Secretary Wallace. IN
particular.
Almost before they discovered It
themselves, the farmers We're tod
by the farmers organizations, mar
ker reviews, economic. experts ana
AGRICULTURAL publications that the
farmer is the goat" in the present
economic situation in the United
States.
The farmers have bitterly COM
planned that Secretary Wallace has
gone far out of his way to forecast
financial ruin for the wheat and corn
raisers, and has told the beef rails
ers that they must readjust their
operations to meet the need of home
consumption and bid goodbye to the
foreign market.
Whether or not the administra-
ton leaders would consider the APP
poiutment of Secretary of Agricul-
ture of a mar in sympathy with the
radical views of a large part of the
agrarian population of the west, the
shelving of Secretary Wallace would
al any rate rid the Coolidge admins
tration of a large burden, and in a
way wipe off the slate for a fresh
start-With the advantage of there
being hardly enough time before
the 1924 election for the slate to
become very dirty again.
Secre TRY Wallace's recent an
nouncement of his intention to bring
suit against Senator Smith Wildmen
Brookhart for alleged libelous
charges made by the Iowa radical
to the effect that the secretary had
been involved in a Wall Street deal
in which he had used his official
position to precipitate an ~agricultur-
al panic, which he turned to his own
financial advantage, serves to bring
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
POLICE FORCE
IS ORGANIZED
Madison Township viii Now
Receive Protection from
its Own Force

OLD BRIDGE. Aug. 30.-Madison
township has Just formed a new po-
lice force. The action was taken
Following a conference with the
township committee and Chief of
County Detectives Ferd A. David,
who informed the body that police
protection in the borough could only
be had by forming aforce of its
own.
OF late the township has been the
victim of several grave misdemea-
nors, in the way of houses being en-
tered and looted, women insulted
on the streets, ~disorderly conduct at
the recent harvest homes and 4
general wave of trouble within the
township.
Two years ago the situation be-
came somewhat the same as now ex-
lists in Madison and Prosecutor Jo-
seph Stricken was conferred with.
He explained mt that time that po-
lice protection would have to be
found within the township itself, as
the county detective force was not
large enough to take care of the
small municipalities. During the
last few days another effort was
made by the local committee to have
the county provide protection for
tha citizens of the township and the
matter was taken up with Ferd A.
David, chief of county detectives. He
informed the representatives of the
same situation that Prosecutor
Stricken pointed out, and It'll was de-
cided that a police force be formed
within this municipality.
A meeting was held by the town
ship committee and three officers
were decided on and given temper
airy equipment by the prosecutors
Office. Up to date equipment and
paraphernalia will be furnished with
in the period of about two weeks.
The present police station is situat-
ed In Mount Hill road.
The members of the present force
are: James Bohm, Joseph Maly and
Porter Jurgensen. With this new
department formed there T left but
small places within the county
which have no police protection,
namely, East, North and South
Brunswick and Monroe townships.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

Greatest depth from which large
ships are known to have been rails
ed is 70 feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
Secretary Wallace To
Leave Cdbine Is RumOT

I to the front an illustration of the
attitude of the more progressive
wing of the party toward Mr.. Wal
lace.
The crop f~orecasting service of
the Department of Agriculture is
even now the target of bitter thrusts
on the part of certain agricultural
interests. An effort is under way to
have the Bureau of Markets dis
sociAted from Secretary Wallace's
department and made a part of the
Department of Commerce under
Secretary Hoover. Secretary Wallace
has brought down on his head the
wrath of the farmers of the great
wheat belt by his lack of sympathy
with their proposal for government
price fixing and government pur-
chase of surplus wheat.
In all these things Secretary Wal
lace may be right. His appointment
was not a purely political one; he is
a native of a banner farm state,
Iowa, a graduate of the Iowa State
Agricultural School, a one-time
teacher of agriculture, and an x
perienced farmer and a stock-raiser
himself. On the face of things, he
should seem to be a man on whom
the farmers could count to be a zeal
Gus and sympathetic guardian of
their interests.
But as a matter of cold fact, right
or wrong, Secretary Wallace is not
popular with the farmers. He is de-
cidedly unpopular with the great
body of them, in the west, even in
his W state-which is also Senator
Brookhart's.
Considering the fact that the
farmers of the most numerous sec
ton of the voters of the country, and
that their opposition can defeat any
aspirant for presidential honors in
1924, the wisdom of sacrificing Sec
rotary Wallace as a blood offering to
their discomfort is quite plainly ap-
parent.
The farmer is at the present time
the most disconnected citizen of the
country with the entire administra-
ton and economic situation. A large
part of his discomfort centers on the
person of Henry G.. Wallace. If, by
~disposing Of Mr.. Wallace, President
Coolidge can divert a part of that
discomfort way from himself, he
will be just that much better off in
his prospects when he goes before
the country for reelection in 1924 as
it is generally admitted he will try
to do.
President Coolidge and his politi-
cal advisers will not long overlook
this advantage to be gained, it is be-
lieyed, nor fail to see steps to realize
il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
GOVERNOR
RESIGNS BANK JOB

KENTLAND, Ind, Aug. S0.-Gov-
ernor McCray of Indiana, has re-
signed as president of the Kent1and
Discount & Deposit Savings Bank
and has been succeeded by William
Darroch, it was announced here to-
day. The announcement was made
in denial of a report that the gov
ernor, due to financial difficulties
had been forced Il relinquish the Of
flee. Bank officials said they eoltld
resignation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

Harry ("Rib") Shannon brings a
new comedy associate, in the per-
son of Artie Leeming, to the Majes-
tic Theatre this week, Friday and
Saturday to lead in the merry-mak-
ing incident to twice-daily ~presenta-
tions of Peck & Kolb's "Hippity
Hop" Shannon and Leeming form
the 'long and short of it" in burles-
que comedy with ("Rib") Shannon
towering over his diminutive side
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
THEATRES
At the Crescent


'The Bohemian Girl is a pic
turization of the old opera by
Michael William Balfe, born in
Dublin in 1903. At that time
musicians were regarded with sus-
picion, like highwaymen and all
player-folk, and when one was
suffered to appear in the drawing
rooms of the mighty, a rope was
drawn across a portion of the room
in which he was to perform, to
mark the boundary of the situa-
tion. Before the death of Balfe,
in 1870, he had overcome this con-
dition because he was the first
composer of note to be born in
Britain and also because Of his
high principles.
Ivor Novello is seer as the hero
of 1.-The Bohemian Girl" the spec
tacular picture, with a cast also
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
CHARGE

WOODBRIDGE, Aug. 30:-Joseph
Naldo, thirty-two, of Moonaehi Bor-
ough, near here, is dead, and Sebas-
tian Monknaro, twenty-nine, is in
Jail here today for NaldO's murder.
Naldo was shot in the head and kill
ed last night in a quarrel with Monk
marc, said TO have been over a ques-
,ion of money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

TOTTENVILLE, Aug. 30:-Henry
Walker. seventy-nine years old, died
yesterday at his home, 215 Fisher
enu He is survived by his
widow. Funeral services will be held
1t $3.50 O'clock Saturday afternoon
from his late residence. Rev. NJ. z.
Neuberg, pastor of Bethel Methodist
church, win oficiate. The inter
ment will be in Bethel cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

including Gladys cooper, Ellen
Terry, Constance Collier, G. .Aub-
reg Smit hand other British celeb
rites. In spite of his Spanish sur
name Novello is English, his father
being head OF a large music pub
fishing house in London, and his
mother, Nine. Clara Novello Davis.
a concert singer and teacher in
New York. He is now in this
country under contract to D. w.
Griffith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
Writ of Inquiry Hearing

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 30.-
A writ of inquiry into the affairs
of George and Sophie Ohlott, Of
Carteret will be investigated at the
sherifs Office here on September 5
at 2 o'clock, through an action of
Elliszawa Mawnis, of Carteret, who
alleges that a judgment obtained
against the Ohlott's is still unpaid.
The writ is asked to find what the
defendants W that is liable for
attachment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30
Fire Does sfOO DAMAGE

A fire, the cause of which is I'M
known, did 500 damage in the home
of John Fynko, of 16s Pulaski ave.
nue., about 1880 O'Clock this morning
The fire was discovered in a clothes
closet in the Fynko home and an
alarm was turned in from box 81
at State and Wayne streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

A so mile shadow is sometimes
cast by Mt. Rainier when the atmos-
pheric conditions are most favor
able.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

Nighthawks spend their summers
in Alaska and winters in Argentina.
1000 miles apart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-30

Smallest typewriter in the world
weighs only one and can be
carried in a vest pocket.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16

Hi lee. hi 10, hi lee, hi To-" sang
little Dinky Doodle, the Pee Wee
boy. SIN going fishing for to eaten
a whale"
He went along singing that way
as happy as could be, his fishing
rod over his shoulder and his little
can full of tiny bugs for bait. =,
He really wasn't going to. catch
a whale or even try to catch one:
What he was after was minnows, and
little ones at that, for the little Pee
Wee boy wasn't much bigger than n
cherry seed himself.
After while he came to dandy
place. 1t was place where the
creek made a nice little shallow pool
with sunlight all over it where you
could see, and tiny little fishes were
wiggling their tails and chasing each
other and playing tag.
Heres the very place I'm looking
for" said Dinky Doodle, unslingiug
his tiny can from his shoulder and
batting his tiny rod and tiny line
with tiny bait. @Here's a nice round
stone to sit on and everything"
So he climbed up on the big stone
right on top-and threw his line
in the water and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
eres the very place I'm Iooi for" said Dinky Doodle

What do you think then?
He went fast asleep.
Pretty soon the stone stuck out a
foot on one side, then another foot.
Then it stuck out two feet on the
other side.
Then it stuck out head in froGt.
Then it began to move.
For it wasn't a stone at all but a
turtle. and Dinky Doodle was asleep
plumb On top.
Goodness, ! feel heavy" said the
turtle to himself. Il must be tired.
I'd better go home"
After while Dinky Doodle woke
up. 1t was as dark as the cellar.
"Oh me, oh my! Where am ~
he shouted. 81 must have caught
a whale and it's swallowed me-"
mo such thing!' said the turtle
shortly. You're in my house under
the big stone. Here comes someone
now looking for you"
1t was Nancy and Nick with light.
ming bug lanterns. Snookums had
sent them.
Another Pee Wee saved" said
Nick when he spied Dinky Doodle.
Ito Be Continued.)
Copyright 1923, NEA Service, Inc.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
CONDO

And Jack led into wide cabin
big Nov, get
bGong Shouted this
scampered Then jack
Who And the
JACK BY frightened and could hardly Come ny
boy said the captain ~ friendly
Well" replied Jae, Il just looking Continued
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15

NJ. LHppi, ne . OF scA s.,t..
Nels Nelson, Lot w OF Rw.
Nels Nelson. swI of neI w
Nels Nelson. sch OF nwA less
NV cor, ., .s.,......
linus Thomson. nwI OF nea
Tinus Thomson. neA Of NV 4
y. T.. Hornsyld, SEX OF nwh
y. T.. Hornsyld, swh of nwh
Hans G. Sorcnsen, WV of ne V
Hans G. Sorensen. East 10 aci
us 81 NE n sorons.n '' NJ, !. :, ~. !
Kristen \. Sorensen, seis OF n,
Kristen \. Sorcnscn. swL OF N
Joseph X. Had. 50 OF ma OF
Adam Port, neA OF nwh ,...,
j. T.. Fort, nwA OF nwA 49,,
Adam Port, aeA of nwA $50
Adam Port. swh of NV Y ,,.,
Adam Port. neh OF swA 500
Adam Port, nwA Of swh -,
Walter n, verbcck. nwA OF ~
Walter ". verbcck. neA of ~
Walter E. verbeck, nwh OF y,
N. X. shelley ct nj. neA of M
n. u. Shefies et nj, nwA OF M
". r.. shelley ct nj. seA OF ne
". n. shelley ~ nj. sw OF M
". y. Wehb. neA of nv1 -,
~. 4. Webb, nwA OF nwh 49,,
paul :. Gehlhar, neA OF ses
Paul y. Geh,har, nwN OF SEX
Paul 5. Gehlhar, seh or set
Paul =. Gehihar, swL of seA
bertel Fisher, sen Of SEX -,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15
Name Of
Owner

Jens Arnbal. NV q Of NV Y
yens Arnbal, NV q of nwA
NJ. JorRsnsen. nwh OF NV
NJ. Jorgcnsen. swL4 Of NV
Emile SimOnsen. sw1, of ,
licnning Simonscn. ncA OF
Andrew Outzen. swh of ~
Johannes Juhl. neA Of se =,
Johannes JUN. nwh Of sc
III. NJ. Drfeld. neh ~ nwA
~. NJ. Orileld. nwh Of NV 4
Simon Smldt. SET Of neA
Ms J. Kyhl. neh OF seq
Axcl Nissen. nw = Of SEX
VII 4 Y III
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15
VILLAGE or WILLOW RIVER
Township Forty -four (44)
Range Twenty (2O)

Willow River Horse & Cattle Co., lot is
Rearrsngement of Auditors Subdivision
Auditors Subdivision :
Margaret t. blackburn. W lsI, n. Lot IS
Reimbursement of Auditors SUBDIVISION
Auditors Subdivision
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15
Name of
Owner

owner OF Section tion auent pity
Sets
otto H. Schurman nwI. of sell .,..... "a 1921 263S
T.. A Akerso SCI. Of Sc. 504e
Albert Jorgensen OF swL 20 1921 1876
John H. Ilndgren sw !. Of swl4 ...... 1921 $3.50
mel. OF sell 51.92
leo, F. Goddard mel. of mel. 46.0i
Geo q. Goddard nwi OF nei. ........ 2s 1921 1925
F.. of ne 1921 1921
Geo of mel. rs 1921 5l.92
Albert X. Sc o sci IS 1921 32I2
Alexander r. Douglas. w 100 nwk % 1921 72.66
Alexander f. Douglas ne l. OF mel. -. IS 29.OT
Alexander r. Douglas. nwL rs 1921 37.49
Alexander r. Douglas. SEX mex rs 1921 29.05
Anton Erickson nwh OF nwA & f Of
*. W. 30 1921 1880
Erickson. swI4 nwl R.W.... 1921 1853
Clayton Guile nwh o swL ............ 1879
Clayton Guile OF Lot 1921 1853
L. o. Lund mex OF SELL ............... 80 1921 1875
l.. Lund. ................. 32 1921 16.43
W. c. Laying. nwA OF swh ............. 80 1921 1910
W. @. Laying swA of swA
Farmers Land & Cattle Co. mex SEX "a 1921 25.1S
O. W. and f. NJ. Plasted swi4 of swL.. "a 1921 1885
Farmers Land & Cattle Co.. swI4 IS 1921 1898
Martin Eidem. swA IS 1921 25.1S
Chas. @. ILndstrom sell of 35 1921 4i.55
Chas. G.. Lindstrom. swA of sw4 IS 1921 422y
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15
VILLAGE OF BRUNO
Township Ferty-four CAD
Range Eighteen (ls)


y. A. Williams. nes OF
y. A. Williams. sell of n
Village OF Bruno. Lot l,
Auditors subdivision
Eta Dean Jones. Lot IL
Auditors Subdivision
Charlie NoratE. Lot II.
Auditors Subdivision
Ida Emerson. Lot 81,
Auditors subdivision
Ida Emerson, Lot 20. ie,
Auditors Subdivision.
Bessie L. Adams. tsot -,
rds- Auditors Subdiv
Bessie l.. Adams. Lot ?s
Auditors Subdivision
BESSIE 1. Adams. Lot ~
Auditors Subdivision
BESSIE l.. Adams. lot %
Lindstrom. Auditors :
BESSIE l.. Adams. Lot q
l.indstrom. Auditors
Bessie L. Adams. Lot 80
Lindstrcna. Auditors
ntzhugh, Burns, Lot 90.
Auditors subdivision
Frtxhugh Burns. Lot al
Auditors Subdivision
fftEhugh Burns. Lot ~.
Auditors Subdivision
fitxhugh Burns. Lot Al
Auditors subdivision !
Frtxhugh Burns. Lot as
Auditors Subdivision
Fftxhugh Burns. Lot &C
Auditors Subdivision
Fftxhhgh Rurns. Lot ~,
Auditors Subdivision
Fitxhugh Burns. Lot Is,
Auditors Subdivision
Fitxhugh Burns, Lot a..
Auditors Subdivision
efftxhugh Burns. Lot So.
AUDITORS Subdivision
titxhugk Burns, Lot 81
Auditors Subdivision /,
rftxhugh Barns. Lot So,
Auditors Subdivision
TOWN OF BRpN0
rewushtp Forty -fear Ca
RaHEe Eighteen tts)
49, go. e.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15

Years To-
for tai
Which Tax
Subdivision Sec Del4n- ana
OF Section tion quent Pity
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15
TOWN OF BRUNO
NwHshtp Fsrty -fsar (tsl
Nauue k1ghseen us)

w. y Hn. VI, OF nwS OF nws ........ 81 1891 STi
w. \. Htll WI OF swA of nwA 81 1891
Farmers Land a Cattle Co. nwS neA - 1891 1850
Farmers Land a Cattle Co. swA OF nes -
Evelyn Churchill. WI of SEX of nvI ~ 1891
Otto H. Sehurman neh OF sen ...,,.... "a is.l 1888