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ship IA South, Range IS East. and
the NEA OF Section 10, Township
IL South, Range II East B. NJ.
and such sale will be free from al
rights. interests, titles. liens anc
claims OF all parties TO said cause
or otherwise bound by said decree
except the right Of redemption.
Said sale will be made at the front
door Of the Court House In the city
Of Twin Falls, County Of Twin Falls,
State Of Idaho, on Friday, the 18th day
Of September, 1924, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. Of said day.
ANY party TO said cause and any
other person or party may bid or pur-
chase at such sale, and the said lands
will be sold in parcels as above deserib-
ed, but the Special Master will receive
no bid from anyone offering to bid, ex-
eept the plaintiff, or its successor in in
terest, who shah not have deposited
with the Special Master at or before
the time Of making his bid, as a pledge
that he viii make good his bid in case
Of its acceptance, the sum of Five Hun
dred Dollars (s500.00) in money or a
certified check for said amount, paya
Bile 10 the order Of the Special Master.
All deposits received by the Special
Master, except those deposited by the
bidders whose bids are eonditionally ac-
,epted by said Special Master, win be
by him at the conclusion of
he sale 10 the bidder or bidders from
whom they were received.
The said premises will be sold sub
eet TO redemption as provided by the |
4 a 1. l. -
o confirmation of the sale by said |
curt. If the sale be confirmed, the |
curt will, in its order of eonfirma
ion, fix the time and manner of pay
rent Of the balance Of the purchase I
rice over and above the amount de-
0sited on any bid at the time Of the
lie.
Upon confirmation of the sale and
,mpliancc by the purchaser with the
Ireetions Of the Court as to the pay
ent of the balance of the purchase
rice, the Special Master will execute
I'd deliver a certificate of sale to the
'operty sold TO any bidder, and upon
-piration Of the period of redemption, ,
e Special Master will execute and de
,er a deed TO such bidder, his grantees
assigns, for the property purchased.
For further and better particulars as
the terms and conditions of said sale,
ference is hereby made TO said decree
said United States Court for the
strict of Idaho. Southern Division.
itch decree will be found on file and
record in the office of the Clerk of :
ID Court in the Federal Building,
Use, Idaho, and a copy thereof may a
examined in the office of the Spec =
Master at Twin Falls, Idaho. y
Dated this 10th day of August, 1924. y
ARTHUR J. PEAVEY, II
Special Master.
CHARDS e. HAGA,
Solicitors for Plaintiff a
sidenee: Boise, Idaho.
-st Publication August 81, 1924.
asst Publication, September IS, 1924.
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Peoples Savings and Trust Company
% Pittsburgh. corporation. Trustee.
Plaintiff.
jacob Sehrenk. \ single man, Bant
81 Hollisssr. a corporation. J. ". Car
li-lc and j. NJ Bratten.
Defendants
NOTICE Is hereby given that under
and hy eirtue Of a decree 81 the Dis
sriet Court 81 the Unitcd States for the
nistfict % ldahe. Southern Division.
lated. filed and entered In sid Court
"a the 18th day Of August. 1894. the
undersigned a. Special Master Of said
Cears In saia cause win sell At pablo
auction 10 the hixhe~. bidder In con-
foruitv with re airsctics Of said de-
cree and the laws % The United States
and The State % Idaho pertaining there
70. al and singular those certain lots,
pieces 6nd parcels Of laad Hereinafter
described. together wfth an and sing.
alar the tsnements. Aervditaments and
apparteuaness ,Acreante belonging or
- anv wise sprertaininx. irelatinx
ssi Is shares o. stock In the Salmon
River Canai Company. Limited. cor.
poratioa. evitsneinx the water rights
trpartsnant thereto. which said shares
~ stcck sre evidenced by certificate
Ne. 500 in said company for the snm
II ff.a7sse. heipg the amount feand
hue in said decree fer principal, inter
est.. aftcruev's fees and costs. aid
lanis and pzsmi<es h<ing more pzrticu
lsriv described a. follows, to wits
The swh Of ssssies Is, rs~s-
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NOTICE OF snERnFrs SALE
NOTICE or sHEuFr's SALE or
REAL ESTATE UNDER DECREE
on FORECLOSURE AND ORDER
OF SALE.

Tho Nlbley Channel Lumber Co. a
corporation, Plaintiff
Adellne Macaw. NJ. Macaw. Eu.
gene Macaw. Delano Macaw. Mrs
Lulu Roberts. Lily Maeaw, Lulu
Robinson. Estelia Macaw. Cecil
Macaw. aud all unknown heirs and
dovlsees OF the late VIM. Macaw
Defendants
undcrsand by virtue Of an order
of Sale and Decree OF Foreclosure Is
sued out OF the District Court OF the
Eleventh judicial District OF the
State OF Idaho. In and for the County
OF Twin Falls. dated fth day OF Aug
ust. 1894, wherein the Plaintiff above
mentioned obtained a decree against
tho defendants herein on the said
sist day OF July. 1894. which said
decree was on the said sist day OF
July 1884, reelrded In Judgment
Hook Ton az page ~ OF said District
Court. I ana commanded 20 sell all
that lot. piece or parcel OF land sit
uatsd IN tho County OF Twin Falls.
state OF Idaho and bounded and dos
cribed as follows to-wlt
neEinninx AZ point three hundred
and twcnty-nine (32gl feet south
% the Northeast Corner Exclusive
OF HiEhwaysl OF the Northeast Quar-
ter tNEA OF the Northeast Quar-
ter (NEA % the Northwest Quar-
ter INV "a D of Section Eight Town
ship Ton ltol Rance sixteen ltsl =.
n NJ. thence due south along the
East side OF the half section Line
SrVenty.eeveu tffl feet. thence
West one hundred aud Twenty-Five
feet ttekl AZ right angles. thence
North al right ANGLES for a distance
N seventy seven tfTl feet thence
,ast Tor dislancc % one Hundred
snd twenty ave feet AZ right angles ]
10 the place of heginning Together
With an ana singular the tcnements
and appurtsnanees
hercanto belonging or IN anywiso
rtBtIC NoriCE Is HEREBY
;lvEN. That on iha stu DAY % Sept
lmher. 1894. az tho hour % ace
fcioek y NJ tNouataiu Timel 81
AID day. az the East front door of
10 Court House "a the County %
win ralis. State OF Idaho 4 will. Ia
.hsiienco 60 said order % sale and
ieerse ef Forrci lsere sell the above
escfihed property &C. satisfy Fiain-
las nesrec with intercet thereon, 20
sfher With an costs that have ae-
fuat 81 may accrue. 90 the highest
iiter Cor cash. i.wful mency o. the
allied states 90 America
Dated thls Sth "a, ~ August.
ast II
"a y. FINCH. sheriff /
~ CtiAs JONES. Deputy
as "a, "a IS. sept .. l9st.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
FILLER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. FOUR, TWIN
FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO.

Notice Is hereby given. That tbs
annual school meeting OF Filler indie
pendent school District No. Four
County OF Twin Falls. State OF Idaho
will be held on Tuesday, the End day
81 September 1924, at the school
house in said district. and the polls
at said election shall be open between
the hours OF 1900 o'clock p. NJ. to
600 o'clock p. NJ. on said day.
That at the said meeting the fol-
lowing business will be transacted:
/. One trustee 10 serve for a term
OF three (3) years will be elected
2. One trustee 10 serve for term
OF three 80 years will be elected.
3. One trustee to NIL out the un-
expired term OF Trustee A. o. Mad
land will be elected.
A. One trustee to MI out the I'M
expired term OF Trustee l.. ID. Allen
will be elected.
s. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining- to school and
school INTEREST," VIII be taken up
aud disposed OF.
The name or names OF all candi- |
dates for election OF Trustees. to-
sether with the term for which nom
mated, shall be placed on file with |
The Clerk OF the Board Of Trustees. |
II least six (e) days prior to the !
day OF election
That the election at said meeting |
will be by secret and separate ballot. |
Dated this 18th day Of August. |
1924.
NJ. j. GOODE.
Clerk OF Independent School I
District No. Four. OF Twin Falls
,ounty, Idaho. -22-3tc. !
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE Filler
HIGHWAY DISTRICT
Filler, Idaho
InlY 18th 1921

Filler, ldaho
July 26th. 1924
The Board OF Commissioners OF
the Filler Highway District reconven-
ed in regular session at their of
flee In Filler, Idaho. on this date and
at the hour of 900 p, M.
The following members were pres
ent:
GEORGE LEONARD, President
r. l.. SHEARER
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The pay roll for employees of the
District covering the first one-half of
the month OF July. and amounting u
$3.50. was audited and ordered
paid
There being no further business
the meeting was declared adjourned.
GEORGE LEONARD
Attest President
ARTHUR f. ANDERSON
Secretary Treasurer.
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The following members were pres
emit:
GEORGE LEONARD. President
X. l.. SHEARER
S. G.. D1EHL
The minutes OF the last meeting
We're read and approved
The ent1re afternoon was devoted
TO the discussion Of the proposed i'm
proyements OF the State Highway
known as Federal Aid Project No.
24-B, and TO the making plans L)r
entering bids with the view OF OF OBJ
tanning the contract for doing this
work and thus saving such profit as
may accrue from such work perform
ed, for the benefit Of the Filler High
way District.
There being no further business
at this time, motion was made and
carried that the meeting be temper
arily adjourned to reconvene in reg
ular session on the evening OF Aug
ust 3lst, 1924. at the nour of 500 p.
NJ, AT their office in Filler, Idaho. for
he purpose OF handling all matters
hat may come before the Board OF
GEORGE LEONARD
Attest President
ARTHUR E. ANDERSON,
Secretary Treasurer
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Section 1921. G. g. The probate
courts Of the several counties In the
state shall have authority % appoint
{ " designate one or more discreet
Z persons ~ good moral character 10
serve a. probation officers during
the pleasure 81 the cjurt. said pro-
DatiOn officers having authority 10
act Oniy aDon the request and under
the direction Of the probate court.
and 10 receive such cOmpensatiOn
the probate court shall deem Just
and proper The number 81 paid
probation Officers appointed and
designated b. the court shall be al
follows. 90 counties ia which the
last school census SHOWS school
population 81 oyer Five Tn JuHand
10000 not 20 exceed Two ~ pro-
baton officers Ia all other counties
not 20 exceed one a. probation or
ncer. Provided, however. that h
school districts having graded
schools OF three or more teachers
The probate court. upon the request
Of the board Of trustees 81 said dis
tfict. shall appoint probation Of /
fic0r living within such district. said I
probation officer % have authority 20 4
ACT upon the request and under the
direction Of trustees 81 said districts
said probation officer 20 be paid BY
said seholl district such cOmpensa-
Hon for services actually performed
- the probate court shall deem Just
and proper. Ia case probation Of
ieer shall be appointed, II shall be
no duty Of the Judge OF the court. II
20 notify said probation
lfncer when any child Is q be
lrOught before the court IL shall be
be duty Of the probation officer. 10 a
lake Investigation Of such case. 10 I
% present Ia court 10 represent the {
interests OF the child when the case '
! heard 10 furnish - the court such
lGlrmafiOn and assistance as the n
)urt or judge may require. and 70 a
Ike charge OF any child before and II
tier the trial as may be- directed by q
10 court or Judge. Probation Of
GERS poyided for by this article Il
. hereby vested with all the power
ID authority OF sheriffs'. cjnstables al
ii police officers 10 make arrests
"a perform such other duties In q,
lent 10 their offices as probation
ficefa -
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE
Notice of Sheriff's Sale OF Real Es-
tate Under Execution

III. C. Hazel, Plaintiff,
VS..
John C. DeKb)tz. Defendant.
| By virtue of an Execution issued
out of the District court of the Elev-
enth Judicial District OF the Sta to
OF Idaho. Tn and for Twin Falls
County. dated the 14th day OF July,
1924. wherein II. c. Hazel, Plaintiff.
recovered n judgment against John G..
DeKlotz. Defendant. on the 29th day
OF May, 1920, for the sum of sos. 20
and the further sum of S12.S0 costs
and disbursements. together with in
terest thereon at the rate of z per
cent per annum from May 29th,
1920, have levied upon all the
right title, interest and claim OF said
defendant OF, in and to the following
described real estate. to-wit:
All of that part OF the Northeast
Quarter (NE Il of Section Seven
CD lying north OF the Oregon Short
Line Right of Way; all OF the East
half &c y } of the Northwest Quarter
tNWA) OF Section Seven ca lying
North of the Oregon Short Line Right
OF Way. all in Township Ten (1O)
South. Range Sixteen (16), f. b. NJ.
Also lots 10. 20 and 81 in Block 2,
and lots "a. 35 and SO in Block 4. of
Blue Lakes Addition to the City OF
Twin Falls. Idaho.
Also Acre Tract No. rs. Filler
Townsite. Filler. Idsno, all in Twin
Falls County. State of Idaho.
Public Notice is hereby given. That
| will on the 22nd OF September,
1924. at the hour of 900 O'Clock, D.
m, Mountain Time) of said day at
the East Front Door OF the Court
House of the County of Twin Falls.
State OF Idaho. sell at Public Auc-
ton TO the Highest bidder for cash
lawful Money OF the United States.
all the right. title. interest and claim
Of the defendant above named, Of,
In and TO the above described real
estate. or 81 much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy Plaintiffs judg-
nent with all costs that have ac-
'rued or may accrue.
Dated this 23rd day OF August.
1874.
NJ. +. FINCH. Sheriff,
BY Chas. f. Jones. Deputy
'uo Aug. rs. and Sept. 4. IL. is.
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A silver nugget weighing s.2up
pounds and sssazine % rer cent pure
ore wss found BY cobalt miner
While doing assessment work on his
claim on the Montreal river. The uns-
~ 10 worth about $4,000.
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Filler. Idaho.

august 3lSt, 1874
The board OF Commissioners OF the
Filler Highway District reconyened
in regular session at their office in
Filler, Idaho, on his date and at the
hour OF 500 p. NJ, with all mem
bers being present.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Most of the time was devoted to
arriving at the proper bids to submit
in connection with the FAP-24-B,
which will be opened at this office
on Monday, August 25th. 1924.
In connection with the matter OF
fixing a levy, motion was made by
Commissioner Shearer and seconded
by Commissioner Diehl. that the lev
ey for the ensuing year should re-
main the same as that of the past
year, |. e.:
0S mills for bridges
2.7 mills for roads
SIS mills for interest
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or ANNUAL. SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
RURAL HtGu ~CHooi. DISTRICT
No. ON TWIN FALLS COUNTY.
IDAHO.
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IN EQUITY NO. 1880

NOTICE OF SALE
In the District Court OF The United
states FOR the District OF Idaho.
Southern Division.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES TO RE
POItT DELINQuENTS

Section lO22. G. s. Il shall be The
duty OF the board OF trustees OF each
ach0Ji district 10 report 20 the coun-
~ school superintendent all cases Of
truancy. delinquency, and incorrlgi-
bility which arise within their re-
spectiye districts and such county
superintendent shall Immediately re-
port such eases 10 the Judge OF the
probate court
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II n sincerely hoped that no vlo-
laters OF this Law will be found In
our county.
CHARLOTTE POND
County superintendent
OF Public Instruction
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Notise "a hereby given. That the
annual school meeting IL Rurai high
school district No. one. County OF
held on Tuesday, the snd day Of Sep
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August 18th. 1924
The board OF Commissioners OF
ths filer Highway District recon
vened in regular session at their Of
ace In Filler, Idaho. on this date and
81 the hour Of ace p. NJ
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Filler, Idaho.

Filler. Idaho.
August 9Th. 1924
The Board of Commissioners OF the
Filler Highway District met in regu-
lar session at their office in Filler.
Idaho. on this date and at the hour
OF 2:O0 p. m.
The following bills were then
ent:
GEORGE LEONARD. President
s. G.. DIEHL
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved
The pay roll for employees of the
District amounting to s222.0O was
audited and ordered paid
The followig bills were then check
checked over and warrants ordered
drawn In payment pf same:
Allen Oil COMPANY. oil and
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80 mills total

There being no further business
at this time, motion was made and
carried that the meeting be adjourn
ed to reconvene in regular session on
the afternoon of August 23rd, 1924.
at the hour of 200 p. m, at their
office in Filler, Idaho, for the pur-
pose OF handling all matters that
may come before the Board OF Com
missioners.
GEORGE LEONARD
President
Attest President
ARTHUR f. ANDERSON
ecretary-Treasurer
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ss the Record one. for butter~raps
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JUVENILE ptsOttDEisLN
PERSONS fiNED


Section t0te. e. y. Every child
Within the proylslons OF this article
who docs not attend school. a. pro.
yldrd In The preceding section. or
who Il In attendance a any public
private 0f parochiai school. and IL
vicious. incorrixihle. o. immoral Ia
e0naact. or who IA an habitual tru-
ant from school. or who habltuaiiy
Wanders about tha streets aud pub
10 piaees during school hours With
cat lawful occupation Or employ
mant.. o. who hahitually waudcfs
about the atfeeta 10 tne nlfht time.
having no employment or lawful oc-
eupatipn, shall b. deemcd Juvenile
disordsfly psrson. aud b. subject 20
the provisions Of This article.
SsNf, COall'laatNrt HEARING
AM COMMITMENT.
Section 1899. G. Il When child
ahali D. a tuteolis diA,raefly person
withln the maaalus az this chapter,
sac truant efticef. or any school
iraeher or other reputable person.
NAY make eosplaiat IN che probate
coust Of The eoaetf Ia which such
ealld resides. rhe probate court
snail hear and determlne such com
piaint. ard ff d - detef rsined that
suea ehNa "a laveniie tisordefly
p~faen ~tlhsa he mcapiuk es IRIS
thaesef. oe ~ she shall BE- eommits
ted q, q ehiiafas home. ti elikielr
or 10 the idaho Industrial fraininx
senroi or 60 sonIe other ifaiuteK
ehool takiex lato Aegount tie years
eg he ehiit uIth retefeeee 10 TIE iu
stitutlca selected Aay child coai.
mitked q re ehf'irrns home GA ~ 1
neiex shown 10 tte ia1Es ~ saia
court sAsi 81 h interriEihle ard vie
seas NAY - ifanflefrea 30 the Ia
a astfisi school or other afcpvg insti.
'atior 80 gbiid c1muttitsd 20 any
~. fmst0s4 taall te dalaiara begond
as4 maiurity. tna may b. discharged
toeatf. Or pefoitd ~ trustees cf
board ci eo.ifci antsr fuice ana ~
stfiliiaas Applicable 10 other IN.
aalet Aay order o. eosnn itmeaf
mas b. saspeuded b. tAs Judges OF
no probate otaft datsnx such tins
a. tbs sbiie may regularly attend
sehool aud property conduct itself
rhe expense 81 thc transportaticu 81
ne child 70 the Juvenile reiormatory
shali BE- pasd ~ the cepnty from
. hlch the seild 10 committed.
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lhere oetnK no further business al
this time motion was made and car
ried that the meeting be temporarily
adjourned TO convene IN regular ses-
stan on the afternoon Of Auguss
ltth. is2t. at the hour 81 s:o0 D. m.
az their once in Filler. Idaho. for the
purpose OF discussing the proposed
Improvement Of the State Highway
aud such other matters that mas
come before the Resrd Of Commits
sloners.
GEORGE LEONARD.
President
Attest. President
ARTHUR r. ANDERSON.
Secretary Treasurer
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II. C. Hazel, Plaintiff.
VS..
John G.. DeKbotz. Defendant,
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-03-06
DR.. STRESEMANN
URGES FRENCH ACCORD
Preparations Must Be Settled by
April IS to Avert Economic
Crash of Germany.

Berlin-A speedy understanding
with France, the quicker the better,
was advocated by Foreign Minister
Stresemann before the Reichstag.
He declared that neither France nor
Germany could afford to let the rep
arations situation drag along I'M
settled beyond the critical stage of
April Is, when the French contracts
with the Ruhr and Rhineland indus
trials for reparations deliveries win
expire, without risking a complete
business and financial smashup.
The Foreign Minister deplored the
fact that Frances fears for her future
security were constantly augmented
by the Hitler trial in Munich and 9TH
er indications of the growing spirit OF
nationalism and chauvinism in Ger
many, but said that these things were
largely responsible for this spirit. Ev-
cry German politician who sought to
follow the path of understanding had
been tripped by French refusals to
treat with him and the liberal repub-
Iican administration in Germany had
been so Inundated by repeated
French rebuffs and humiliations that
it was easy to understand why an in
dignant reactionary spirit was arising.
Stresemann, himself, committed to
a policy of understanding, was glad to
note a growing change of sentiment
in France, where, he said, it was COM
mencing to be recognized that France
and Germany we're bound together
for their economic veal or woe.
The Foreign Minister concluded
with a tribute to foreign relief efforts
in Germany, which he interpreted as
a sign hat the outside world was COM
mencing to look at Germany with
other eyes than those of hatred aud
contempt.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-03-06
LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

House prosessives shift in favor Of
substitute LongWorth tax bill.
Senator Edwards of New Jersey as
sails dry enforcement.
A radio regulation bill, which would
confer broad powers on the Secre-
tary of Commerce, was introduced
by Representative White, Republic
can, Maine, as substitute measure
offered by him in the st Congress
and which failed.
The Senate Committee on immigration
voted by to 5 to reduce the quota
for immigration purposes to per
cent from the present figure of per
cent.
Passage of the Muscle Shoals bill by
the House next week was predicted
by Representative Mckenzie, of llli-
nois, sponsor of Henry Ford's offer
for the power project.
More than 100000 widows of Civil
War veterans will benefit If Con-
aress passes the Fuller pension in
crease bill, favorabiy reported by
the House pension committee after
due consideration.
Charges that committee members
were trying to throttle the Alameda
naval base like paid attorneys" were
hurled by Representative Maclaffer-
ty, California.
Private wire kept Mclean and Fall
at Palm Beach informed of steps in
oil inquiry.
Senator Reeds charges on McAdoo
fees arc read to Senate
United States will merge three ship
lines operating to Baltic in the near
future.
President warns against flood of ap-
preparation bills now before Con-
gress.
The Senate passed the Jones joint
resolution appropriating $1,000, 900
to be loaned to farmers OF New
Mexico who have suffered from a
three-year drought
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-03-06
'eYou See, My Life Has Been Devoted to the
Farm and to My Family
By MRS. MAGNus JOHNSON, Wife of Minnesota Senator

Washington beautiful city and glad to here But
the first time the family has been separated and the children we're
should quite happy although do miss the farm I'll admit
suppose considered bit odashoned because do not
bridge understand it, and have had the time to at
tempt it. don't dance either and don't play golf or tennis and do
all the latest ads in dress You life has been de-
the my family and have found the greatest happiness
in these two interests
Unlike most folks suppose who here to live we have made
social plans you call them We just simple people and
drop home shall always be happy
them In the short time have been here everybody has been
awfuly friendly and have been asked join Of the ladies' organi
cations But looking after house don't think shall have much
time to go about