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The Washington times., 1924-11-03
ONCE-OVERS
ARE YOU PREPARED FOR A RETTER JOB9

While you should seek dispace the ahead Of
yet your desire to favor him should not lessen your
efforts to be prepared for his position should you have the
opportunity to fill it.
In the place where you employed the steady
and reliable.
leaves town
the step ahead should drop out tomorrow could
you fill his place and satisfactorily carry his workf
Would you have the confidence in yourself to fill Job
such the above you fills with honor to himself and
satisfaction to the boss.
If offered to you do you think you could fill It'll
What you doing to push yourself notch hgheri
You must be active alert aggressive.
There is always something better for the who u
prepared, Dig in
tcOpSrisAt ssrvsOA In&l
The Washington times., 1924-11-03

price sufficient to offset the
cost Of removal. There is a
very limited demand for pig
skin leather, for we have con-
siderable difficulty in market
ing the small quantity which is
removed from fat backs used in
making lard.
The rind left on other cuts,
particularly those that require
curing and smoking, provides a
protective covering not only
during these processes at the
packing house but more espe.
cially after the product has en-
tered the channels Of distribu-
ton Furthermore, many con-
sumers insist on having ham
and bacon with the rind on be-
cause they contend that the
rind, through the cooking proc
ess, imparts q delectable flavor
to the meat
The Washington times., 1924-11-03
WORDS FROM THE LIPS OF WISE MEN

towards die many times before their death;
The valiant never taste Of death but once
Shakespeare
The Washington times., 1924-11-03
LISTEN, WORLD!

TvERY SO often get letter like the
following. Every so often I write
- an answer like the following And
still the letters come right along, each one
little more torrid than the one before. If
there's one thing that gets the modern
masculine mind more het up than any other
subject, is the idea Of Women Working
Not that the masculine mind balks at the
association Of Lovely Ladies With Labor.
Far from it. But it s got to be the proper
kind of labor in the proper kind of place.
AS long as Matte is chasing mop around
the kitchen floor, John Henry beams with
approval. Or she may amuse herself by
doing the weekly washing, baking, sewing,
and nursing for family of ten or twelve
thereby proving the sweet womanliness Of
her nature and earning the commentator
of all concerned. She NAV even Aenliven her
The Washington times., 1924-11-03

Every has peculiar train of thought which
he falls back upon when alone. This, to great degree
molJs the man.
The Washington times., 1924-11-03
GARRETT P. SERVISS TELLS OF
FAMED "TAR TRAP" FOSSILS

Birds and Animals Found Tombs in the Preacher
GUS Pools Hundreds of Thousands of Years Ago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

nj vystshovalci Velke Britanie.
sdeluje We sve zpravs, pfedlozene
snsmu tschto dni. jake jsou Wy
hlidky v tamnich koncinach a NH
mo jine uvadi zaroven, lie ma Sc
veru cd mssta Aucklandu. kde Sc
drive vykopavala fosilni pryskyfi-
ce. zvana ''kaurii'' ale kde vyko-
pavky uz Sc tax nevyplaceji. usa-
dill Sc Moravane a Cechoslovaci.
Ii .pojili rolnictvim tkopSnim
pryskyfice a iiji v tamnim kraji.
/, rCcslo limdlidouo. = Postovni
zprava. Ze Lvova 2. cervence.-
We 'shrdomizdsni invalidG proncsl
jeden z pfitomnych rec. We ktere
tlumoSil ,shznosti do obtiine situa-
sce invalid1 v Polsku. ke konci
provolal: AT zije Polsko!" ma
sez vytrhl revolver z kapsy, .po-
hnal 81 hlavu kulkou a klesl mr.
tev ma tribune.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

Osmdesdtiny Uzdcne sloDenske
xeny. Il. 6ervence slavila sve
osmdesate narozeniny pani Anna
Mudronova. vdova po advokatu,
slovenskem narodovci a poitikovi
v TnrSanskem Sv. Martns p Pavlu
'Mudronovi. Pi. Mudronova, ro-
zena kasavcova. provdala Sc P.
'Mudrons r. 1863. Jiz "a svobod
ma lcastnila Sc horlivs prace ma
trodni hrala tez budoucim cho-
tenn syym divadlo. Co znamena-
10 tehdy slovenske divadlo. netfe-
ha vysvstlovati. Vsrpnu r. 1863
zalozena byla Matice Slovenska,
EOd te DOLBY zvlasts staval Sc Tur-
canskyy ,Sv. Martin stfedem vzdy
zivejsiho ruchu narodniho a todi-
ma Mudronova ohniskem sloven-
ske prace vlastenecke. Tu scha-
zeli a radili Sc nejlepsi hide slo-
vensti 0 prostfedcich k dosazeni
lepsi budoucnosti slovenskeho IL
du. PAM Anna Mudronoya. ze-
ma vzacnych vlastnosti a u;lechti-
leho srdce byla vernon vytrva-
lou oporou sveho chote jcji jjmes-
no bude zapsano v kronice narod-
Mich snah a bojI "a lep;i dncsek
pismem nesrnazatelnym. Jubilea
Ivzacne vlastenky slovenske. ji7
osud dopfal veku tax pozehnane.
ho. vzpomene vde6ne vseohna ma.
se vefejnost narodni.
.Zizkouy osldUy a jeptisky. -
! iKralovehradecka "Osvsta Lidu
| pfinasi data 0 navstsvs Zizkov.
skych oslav. konanych IS. m. m
skolnimi dstmi. Z obecne skol,
|chlapecke. kde jep6sky ncvyu6uji
dostavilo Sc re 303 zakl ma slav'
/ most ;256. Ma obecne dfvei skol.
/ jsou 4O3 zakyns a tech k ucitel
kam iepi;kam chodi ESQ zakyn
1 A tschto zakyn nedostavilo Sc
!. oslavsm Zizkovym 235 zakyn, {
iii pfislo ,pouze IS. Zaaste. .podiv
ma vychova narodni. PAX necht
Sc katoicke kruhy nedivi, kdyz s.
takoveto podivne pdsobeni jepti
SEX ma skolach odsuzuje.
/ Cechosloudci ma NoUem Zee
landu. - Bnticka osidlovaci ko
mise. vrativsi Sc z ,prohlidky No
veho Zeelandu. kamz byla Wy
slana londynskou vladou "a ice
lem prozkoumani zeme k osidle
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

udelal z neho teprve
celeho cloveka a dal dust je-
no Sc rozvit plnym kvetem. Do
ibrorecil "a to Bohu a priteli,
neboztiku Piksovi.
o putimske pouti pax rano
roznesla Sc vesnici pfekvapu-
jici novina. Cimburova v noci
ma dnesek slehla q porodila
svemu muzi dvojcata. Diva klu
ky jako bulky nesli hned odpo-
ledne po nesporach ke kftu
cd CimburI. Jednoho nesl sta
ry Kovanda z Hradiste a dal
mu ma kftu svatem pc sobe
jmeno Martin a druheho nesl
Cimburiv bratr re Semic a
ten Sc jmenoval Vaclav.
"Oba svati ma konich," ra-
doval Sc nesmirne Kovanda a
liboval 81 hned ma fafe, kde
pan faraf sam proslul jake
znatel a milovnik koni, "jem.
nostpanousku co? ~ tech
kluki budou ,nejaci 'kohari!'
"Ba - budou," 'prisvedcil s
iism9vem farar.
A celia PUTIN Sc s mimi spo'
lu radovala. 'Dvojcata smifils
putimske Cimburou - zeny
chodily Sc divat ma panimamu
a. ma jeff synky a vypravely ve
sele, jaci jsou to diva hos
statni, bidou ze Sc do perrin
ky Eajd6u 8 poyiian Ysotva u
je v nj udrzi, jak Sc uz k sve'
ltu mali. A sedlaci radostne se
usmivali a kazdy, kdo to usly
lsel, libostne pokyvoval hlavot
a fekl:
"Eejnu, silny je Cimbura =
silak "a my uz o nem pochy
bOvali. -
HI.
TAX po ctyfic&tem az rok,
+veku sveho zaplatil Cimbur,
zivotu vselidskou dan a prozi
pozdni jaro sve lasky. Deti 81
narodily - pominula podivni
precitlivelost a nejasna roz
touzenost srdce j duSe - vse,
ko sc v mem vykvasilo, vyjas
milo, a jasny, ciry jako zdrav'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

bila sc - q on objimal v de-
tech svych celF svet, zivou i
nezivou pfirodu, lidi i zyifs-
ia, rostliny ! nerosty.
Ale jako~ neni ruze bez tr-
nj, den ibez noci a slunce beg
mrakl, tax take v zivote lid
skem neni radost bez zalosti.
A zalost velika cekala ma
Cimburu.
,Divoke vyprsel jeji cas- q
ihospodar peclive vsecko pri-
.pravil, aby St'astne Sc mohla
ohrebit. Prov&del il den CO
den, ma noe upravil il v konir.
ne zvlastni ohradu, kde stala
Iu zlabu a jesli volna, neuva.
zana, pozorn6ho Okla nj ne.
spustil. Kdyz ~ il nahihale
vemeno, ba dk&zalo Sc i mile.
ko, ktere ma suchu jako smlls
tuhlo, prorokovali znalci, dc
rama ze tn 'bude hfibe, a Gin
bura pripravil kaloun, n6zky 8
provaz okovak.
Ale tyden jeSte minul - ce
" tyden trapneho cekani =
kobyla dlouho prenasela, po
,tila sc, neklidne preslapovala
lehfa a hned Ease vyskocila
az strachy 'uz Sly ma hospoda
Re a hledal rady u sousedl.
'To w neni S dobrym -
"Nekde neco sneni v pofad
iku."
'sUvidis, hfibe bude ,mrt
We" .hadali zkuseni sedlaci
sam Kovanda, ktery Sc prise
ma Divokou podivat, tax my
sill.
Ale zmylili sc. - Hribe pri
slo live, lee starou matku jeh,
to stale zivot. Skoro vsichn
sedlaci, CO jich V Putimi bylo
tn noe vystridali Sc v Cimbu
rovic staiich. Kdo co. vedel, .p!o
radil, jak mohl, pomohl, al
vsichni rozumeli, bud Divoka
anebo hribe re to zaplati Ii
votem. Novy zivot smrti!"
"Radeji hrib6 at padre -
pfal 81 Cimbura, hribe vsal
Sc narodilo st'astne. Zabalil
'je do houni a ono hned v hou
nj ma nohy sc stavelo a k mat
ce Sc 'melo. Ia lezela ma slami
bolestmi schvacena, po hffbi
ii prece obracejic .hlavu, pei
live je cele jazykem olizaTa,
pit mu ma poprve jeste dal:
ale teprve asi po hodine ns
tahla hlavu - oci privfela
- vydechla naposled.
Pokracovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30
Cikd,, pred soudem.

"Nestydite Sc neustale jen 'krast
tropit neplethy vlbec nepraco-
vat2"
"Slavny soude! Jak mohu po-
fadns pracovat. kdyz jsem pofad
zavfcnej?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

vino :zvotni MAJOR ,zbyl .Janu
Cimburovi ma dahi ,pout' Hi
votni. z hodneho manzela stall
Sc pfepeclivy, nezny otec a
starbstlfvy hospodsf. Ia nej-
vGHi 'radost a rozkos povszo-
ual v prazdnych chvilfch ko-
chat BE Sc svymi synky. 'Oba
hosi lfhali spolu v jedne ko-
Iehce a sCimbura sklaneje sc
Sc zenou mad mimi, rozplyval
Sc primo ,st6stim a hfasite We
lebil: o jaci jsou krasni a
mill! Veru nevim, ktere z
tech .pacholat je, slicnejsi a
menu 1srdci drazsi. Martinek
ma oci modre jako nebe, Was
ky JENNIE jako ldvakrat pace
sany len = ten je cely po to-
be-" -
"A Venousek - coz ten te-
pfve!" do jeho chvaloreci vpa.
dla Marjanka = "pozoruj je-
no oci, cerne jsou jako dive
trnecky a ,jiskrne jako ,hvez.
dy - kIze jeho ;je sneda, ale
,hladka, vlasy ;huste a tuhe :
laj- veru - ten bude po ia.
ltovi!"
'T6licka jejich jsou drobns
a hebka. kypry jako dobre
vykynute testo."
"Hled', ,tvaricky jejichs jal
! jsou rIzov6!"
"Dolicky mali v kulatycf
bradickachw
"Buclate rucicky v pesti "a
,,viraji." -
| .Cimbura unesen - opojer
otcovskym st6stim, byl by j
nejradeji z ikolebky pozdvih
q k svemu srdci pritulil, all
byl sc, opravdu Sc bal, alb,
bal Sc, opravdu Sc bal, alb!
,kfehcf tvlrkove Sc mu to zda
Ii byt, ze by je mohl n6jak pc
sramotit, kdyby ma ne svoj
holou, mozolovitou rukou sab
a tax jenom v pefince je cho
val a vyhledaval pro ne sam;
sladka a lahodna jmena. "cer
vfckove mali" ''brouckove mo
il zlati", "batolatka mila"
''hosata mole" Jim rfkal, q
spavaje je a hyckaje, kdyz "a
plakali. 50 .5es
Citil pri tom, ze jsOu kre
jeho krve a kost jeho kosti-
jeho pokraGovanim = a Jim
teprve lie splynul Sc zivotem
ted teprve lie pine zije a j
. clovekem 'celym. Otcovstvin
jeho laska zvroucnela, prohlo,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30
JAN GIN BURA
IfHOCESKA IDYLLA.
Vypravuje JINDRICH S. BAAR


Kdyz po evangeliu varhanu
ztichly a ma kazatelnu vystu-.
poval v bile albe bilou sedi-
YOU hlavou a bilou neopalenou
tvari pan farar, probral Sc
Cimbura re sveho zadumam a
naslouchal cetb6 evangelia !
vykladu. Lacne poslouchal, ale
v dust kazatele doplnoval. o.
pravoval, svaril Sc s MIN, prel
a mel radost, kdyz kazatel,
jakoby vedel, co Cimbura 81
mysli, dalsi vetou spor urov-
nal, 'vysvetlil, namitku vyvra-
til. Kdyz Sc tax nestalo, tn ja-
ko ostnem v dust stal Cim-
bura a dsilne 0 tom premyslel,
v bibli cetl - az pravdy Sc
domakal a sv6tla v dust 81
ziednal. A tax poznal, ze
Blh neni mstitel, ale ze je od-
platitel a vyrovnavatel kfivd,
jako poctivy a starostlivy soud
,ce, ktery kazdemu da, co "a
slouzi, nameri tou m6rou, ia
ko .clov6k v zivote meril. Cd
pusti vsecko, ale jenom tomu,
kdo zasluhuje, kdo hresil ne
rad, nevedomosti anebo kreh
kosti lidske a kdo Sc k te sla-
bosti pokorne INA hlasi. Ale
pychu hloupou a tvrdost ne
citelnou neodpusti ami ma TOM
to ami ma onom svete - proto-
re pysny,, hloupy a tvrdy clo-
vek J i had BohK sc vyvysuje,
Jim pohrda a k nemu Sc ne
INA. Pysny nadutec neciti $
lidmi, hrube zachazi Glove
KEN zvifetem a jak by mohl
Pan Bnh odpustit tomu, kdo
ublizuje clov6ku nebo krute
naklada S nemou tvari? Jako
Jest rozdil mezi Bohem a clo-
v6kem - tax je i mezi Glove.
KEN a zviretem. Jako cl9vek
zveda hlavu k .Bohu a chce'
ably Bdh pomohl, chranil -
tax zvire obraci hlavu k clo'
veku a chce, aby clovek Sc nc
ujal - ne sc staral a peco'
val. Pan Bdh take cloveka bi.
Gem, nemoci, bolesti sekne
kdyz clovek neposloucha =
ale jinak jest Bozi ruka jemns
a mekka, ami videt il neni. -
l clovek smi zvire - nepo
slechne-li, vzpricili Sc, zkrotit
ale nesmi je tryznit hladem
zimou a zizni. A tax tedy, kdt
nema cit sc zviraty - takovJ
sedlak nemlze a nesmi cchtit
aby no mel Fan Blh S MIN
A nroto dohTe kaZe pan farar
"Jednej spravne - a nebo.
Sc cisare ami krale." - Bohs
netreba sc bat, rozumi sc, q
no z lasky We vsem poslOu
cham, mann pax pro Boha rat
blizniho i zvirata. Jak jedno
duche = jak uzasne proste 81
to ted vsecko Cimburovi zda
10: je jen jedna cnost a sic'
laska a jen jeden hfich a tin
je pycha. Vsecko dobre a I'll
z toho pochazi " tom kore
nj k tomu smeruje. Jeho du
Sc Sc projasnila - vykvasila
tax re byla jako studanka, ~
ktere tekl Cimburovi prame
mex zivych, nejcistsich RADIO
sti, drobnych, malych ma po
hled, - ale on jirni svlazova
suchopar zivota a vyspel v pc
vahu vyrovnanou, dokonalo'
- zkratka v clov6ka spokoje
neho. Radoval Sc re slunicka
z obili, konl, st'asten byl u re
ny a deti - netouzil pO radO
stech a pozitcich jinych, je.
ma vsi vrcholi v hospode, sou
dech, svarech a karbanu. Sta
sc n6ho klidny, pfirozene D
jici sedlak "a ami necitil, Z
jsou kolem neho nastaveny G
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
Crater Brings to Mind
Ancient Idea of He'll

The news that Halemaumau, the
hottest crater of the Kilauea vol
cano In Hawaii is active again and
has thrown up black dust clouds to
a height of 1000 feet, reminds me of
my visit to the Pit of Everlasting
Fire. That is what the name Hale
maumau means, and 1t corresponds to
Its description, writes G. L. d. Jones.
The Japanese liner in which was
making a ten-weeks' voyage from
Hongkong to Valparaiso Incidental
ly, / believe, the longest passenger
voyage In the worldD not only called
at Honolulu, but at Hilo, and from
with the few other white passengers
on board by motor car to Kilauea and
Halemaumau.
Our chauffeur was a Japanese of
a Japanese Hawaiian mixture. In his
capacity for driving / had little con-
adence at the start, and out Of his
hands we were all very glad to get
at the finish, more especially as the
motor car itself had seen better days.
II had been warm when / left Hilo
Gin whites and a sun-helmet). When
the car stopped was shivering with
cold-on the tropic line, with an ac-
tive volcano at my feet. There was
a guest house for volcano visitors who
wished to stop the night. All around
was black desolation of waste
ground, striated by solicited tracks of
lava from former eruptions. We
picked our way down along we'll
trodden path and suddenly we saw
Halemaumau.
We were at the end Of the world,
and below US, was vivid representa-
ton of the ancient idea of He'll
The pit was glowing with fire, red
hot fire. 1t was cut UP into sections
Of fire. Picture to yourself pools of
red-hot fire, now suddenly agitated
into fountains; rivers of red-hot FIRE,
now overlooking their banks. Ten,
twenty, thirty pools and fountains and
rivers all blazing at once, all working
at red-hot pressure, some suddenly be-
coming even more excessively angry
than before. That Is Halemaumau.
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The City of David

Prof. n. A. s.. Macalister, describing
recently the work carried on on the
eastern hills to the south of Jerusalem.
said that there was undoubted evil
dence of the occupation Of the site by
men of prehistoric time. They had.
however, discovered the bottom por-
tions of the walls, of the city that
David had taken from the Jebusites.
Although 1t was not wise to theorize
before the work was completed, they
had found indications that pointed to
a spot in the northern wall being that
which David preached when he took
the city, subsequently screened with a
wall that he built to cover the damage,
and finally properly repaired by Solo
mon.
A strong bastion, with walls over
twelve feet thick, Indicated that 1t
might be the tower from which the
Jebusites Knocked David, saying that
only blind men and cripples would
be necessary to hold the walls
against him. The excavations also
had brought to light other things
which illustrated or amplified Biblical
references to David. The work was
as yet far from complete, only about
an acre Of ground having been taken,
but sufficient had been done to show
very attractive possibilities In Its COM
pietion.
An elephant works from the age Of
twelve TO the age of eighty. 1t can
haul 15 tons, lift half ton and carry
three tons on its back.
The Oldest classified collection OF
butterflies and insects in the Natural
History museum, South Kensington
was made $50 years ago, but it is still
perfect.
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Why DON'T They!

She is a business woman of Indi-
annapolis and in the spinster class, too.
And she resents the pitying way peo-
pie have OF saying "old maid" when
they speak of some one in her class.
The other evening the man before
her was introduced as .the towns
most popular bachelor"
Then she arose. I'm not married
either" she said, but when you speak
OF me as an old maid want you to
give 1t the same spicy twist as you do
bachelor when you speak Of that I'M
married man."
Roy Carlyle. outfelder OF the Mem
phis Southern association club, has
been obtained by the Washington
Americans for delivery in the fall in
exchange for Pitcher Walter McGrew.
YOUR HOME PAPER
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DO you KNOW?

The biggest crocodile in the London
zoo is about IA feet in length and
nearly ninety years old.
OF the 800 varieties of birds found
In Great Britain, only 40 are resi-
dents all the year round.
The Morristown and Kingsport
teams appear to be the class in the
Appalachian league this season, the
two teams leading the bunch by a
wide margin.
The first baseball team to adopt uni
forms was the Knickerbockers of New
York, in 1851. The first to wear the
present-day uniform with short pants
was the Cincinnati Reds In 1868.
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Jack Dunn made another move In
his work of recognizing his Orioles
when he traded Clarence ~ right
fielder, to Reading In exchange for
Outfielder Tommy Connolly.
Josh Billings, second string catcher
for the Browns for several seasons,
who was sent to Los Angeles last fall,
and was made free agent recently
has signed with Kansas City.
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Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, No.
vember 13, 1924
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Grunia Brooks, widow of Lynn G
Brooks, deceased, of Mountain Home
Idaho, who, on November IA, 1919
made Additional Homestead Entry
Act Dec. 20, 1915, No. 02231S, for
S1s Sec. 30, M NEA NEH NWA
and Lot 1, Section 80, township 1
South, range Z East, Boise Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
year proof, ito establish claim to
the land above described, before A.
A. Sessions, United States Commits
sioner at his office, at Mountain
Home. Idaho, ON the 23rd day of
December, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Monroe w. Brooks, Milman W..
Brooks, Richard w. Chapman, and
Fred e. Whitney, all of Mountain
Home, Idaho.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR,
Register.
N21-D19
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-11-28
GUS'S TEXACO SERVICE
STATION
HIGH SCHOOL NULL
OUR BASKETBALL TEAM

OUR BASKETBALL TEAM
On the eve of Thanksgiving, No
vember &c, the first game of the sea-
son will be played. 1t is between
the high school team and the Noun
tain Home town team. Let's cele-
brate by having the biggest attend
ance everl Basketball is Mountain
Homes major sport and everyone
should be proud of this team. During
the winter they make several out
of-town trips and these cost con-
siderable amount of money, so the
team appreciates the courtesy of the
peoples attendance.
The high school has not taken
any action in electing a yell leader.
This should be done imediately. If
we expect our team to win we must
let them know we are backing them
and this is best done through rous-
ing yells and the work of a com
potent yell leader.
1t would be very beneficial IF in
terest in this matter were strong
enough so as to send the yell-leader
with the team on it's trips and con-
slider him as one fthe team.
Let's all go Wednesday and start
our boys out right
Kenneth Dick.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-11-28

Serial 022348
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, No
vember Is, 1924.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Milton Y Brooks, of Mountain Home
Idaho, who ON November IA, 1919,
made Homestead Entry Act Dec. 20,
1916, No. 02234S, for Lots 2, 8, and
4, SEA NWA; E1s SWA; sen ;
Sec. 10; Lots 1 and 2; Eh NWA
and VIZ NEA, Sec. 80, Township
1South, Range East, Boise Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
A. A. Sessions, United States Com
missioner at his Office at Mountain
Home, Idaho, on the 23rd day of
December, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Monroe w. Brooks, Milman w.
Brooks, Richard Chapman, and Fred
E. Whitney, all of Mountain Home,
Idaho.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR,
Register.
N21D19