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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-15
Money Stolen at Long
Prairie High School Friday
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ly more than $40 in cash to some
party or parties unknown Friday
night. The burglary was not dis
covered until Saturday morning
when Mr.. Siminski arrived at the
school building to find the door Of
his office open.
The money taken represented
part of the receipts of the Bertha
Long Prairie game, "a Christmas
fund and some industrial training
money collected by Mr.. Siminski
Friday. Unable to bank the money
that day and unwilling to carry 9
great deal of loose change with
him the money was left in his Of
fee.
Whoever took the money must
have been well acquainted with 10
cal conditions. The party or par
ties evidently knew that L. c. Wog-
ensen is the athletic manager as
the desk in his room was rifled.
Finding no money there, the door
to the coach's office was forced.
One cabinet was opened but not
finding any money the locker was
also opened, the paddock first being
broken. Thinking they had taken
all the money the thieves left
without a further search which
would have enriched them by $22.
How entrance was gained to the
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F. G. Langton and f. w. Mosslnan.
Mrs. Clark holds Girl Scout Lead
er Training Certificate which she
obtained in College, since which
time she has been active in Girl
Scouting.
Prior to the pageant Miss AZ
treith gave talk on Girl Scouting
and in response, some twenty lad
les met at Community club rooms
Wednesday afternoon at which
meeting Girl Scouting was offici
ally put on it's feet by the selection
of the following officers and COM
mittee: Mrs. r. e. Hansen, chair
man; Mrs. Clyde Thomas. vice
chairman; Mrs. J. F. Dubois, Sec
rotary and the following members
of the committee: Mesdames V. G.
Wedge, H. L. Halverson, L. L.
Kells, A. Markson, e. R. Hedin, A.
w. Rosenwald, A. Wiesner and
Mrs. Floyd Clark. This committee
is representative of a great many
of the local ladies organizations.
About fifteen ladies are taking the
training course. With a greater
number of active Girl Scout lead
ers already here in comparison with
number of Boy Scout leaders, there
are now more Girl Scouts than Boy
Scouts. With new leaders in train
ing, 1t is expected that the number
of Girl Scouts will further increase.
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Pleasant Valley

Miss Marie Brown teacher IN
Pleasant Valley and Elda Hardin
teacher in Pleasant Hill school at
tended the teachers convention in
st. Cloud Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Scott of Bel
grade were callers at Steve Chris
ties Tuesday afternoon.
David Hooper was a caller at o.
c. Hardin's Wednesday,. -
Pleasant Valley School was clos
ed Wednesday this week in order
that the children might take ad-
vantage of the Santa Claus day in
Sank Centre. 49,
Viola Christie attended a Sunday
School party at the home of their
teacher, Mrs. Frank Segrin. 81
Mrs. Geo. Sukke and baby att
tend Ladies Aid meeting at the
Louis Reese home Saturday after
noon. ...-~u-. -,
On account of the cold weather
the attendance at school has been
very poor for the last week.
James Christie assisted with
wood saving at John Scanlon's
Wednesday,. s. -....
A resident Of Pleasant Valley
shipped two nice porkers and a
veal calf to st. Paul last week and
in return received a check for
nearly eight dollars, and a note of
apology from the commission firm.
We were wondering just how long
it will be with the present trend of
live stock prices, until an apology
would be all the farmer couA sex-
pect. It would be nice if a farmer
could settle his bills that way.
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building is not clear. 1t may be
that whoever committed the crime
attended the gsme and then secret
ed himself in the building until at
ter everyone had left. A pinch bar
or some similar instrument was
used to force the door leading to
the office of the coach as the door
jamb was badly marked. Consid-
cradle force must have been exert
ed to break the lock.
An investigation has convinced
school authorities and the sheriff's
office that students are not sus-
pected of being guilty. Officials
are of the opinion that it is a local
job since it must have been COM
mitted by someone who knew that
Mr.. Wogensen is the athletic di-
rector and who also knew the loca-
ton of the coach's office. No at
tempt was made to enter an yother
rooms in the building.-Long Prai-
RE Leader.
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finance committee. Sank Centre
Scouters attending were H. G.
Rydholm, Mike Wernig, w. M.
Parker, F. w. Mossman and G. v.
Morse. .@ =
This melting was the last one to
be held in 1882 and included re-
sumo of the years accomplishments
which showed an increase over
those of 1881. The best test OF q
successful year is the number of
Scout advancements and in many
of the classes the advances ex-
ceeded those of the previous year.
There were 16 Courts of Honor
held in the Area in 1882, which is
almost double the number for 1881
Treasurer L. H. Rice presented
his financial report for the year
ending Dec. 1 and committee re-
ports were presented from practi-
cally all the committees. The meet
ing was largely given over to the
financial problem and the budget
which was set up at the Little
Falls meeting a week ago by the
finance committee. It was finally
adopted and is to be presented at
the annual Area meeting at the
Breen Hotel Monday evening Dec
10, starting with 6:45 dinner. All
local Scouters and people interest
ed in Scouting are urged to attend.
There are many Scouting problems
to be solved and this is the one
meeting in the year when anyone
and everyone has the best opportun-
ity of hearing and also entering IN
to general discussion on Scouting
matters. It is expected that at
least two cars will drive down to
this meeting and if any others wish
to go, they should notify G. ".
Morse who is District Chairman
and who will arrange for trans.
portation.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
Mr.. Morse thanked the Council for
selecting Sank Centre as their
meeting point and assured them of
the city's appreciation of their ar
tendance here.
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Pennsylvania House Mem
Der Insulted Pres. Hoover
Continued from Page OneI

crat, Missouri; Sweeney, Democrat,
Ohio; Black, Democrat, New York,
and Hancock, Democrat, North
Carolina.
At the conclusion of the reading
of McFadden's 1000 word bill of
complaint the resolution was de-
feated and very decisively, 361 to
eight. Seven southern Democrats
voted with McFadden.
McFadden has been chairman of
the Pennsylvania congressional
delegation. His resignation as
chairman has been demanded.
It will be recalled that McFadden
had a, brain storm during the ses-
sion early last summer and made
serious charges against Mr.. Hoover.
He was properly and promptly
squelched at that time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bentfield
and Norbert spent Sunday after
noon and were supper guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burg in Sank
Centre.
Miss Arvilla Uphus was an over
night guest of Miss Loretta Bent
field Tuesday. .-z..
Little Rane Miller is spending a
few days visiting with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Orth.
Miss Isadore Seaman and Miss
Ida Sorenson spent Thursday and
Friday attending Teachers Insti-
tute in St. Cloud. 49,
Glenn Uphus spent Thursday. eve
ming at Nick Marthaler's.
Paul and Loretta Bentfield were
supper guests at Frank Marthaler's
Sunday. =.
Larry and Jack Kane who are
crawling at Paynesville spent
sunday at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Dan Kane.
Harley Howard and Dorothy
Beste spent Sunday afternoon at
Anton Beste's. -. '...
Ed Marthaler spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Nick Marthaler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller and fam
lily were dinner guests at the hat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Orth Sunday.
Frank Marthaler and Glenn Up
hus and daughter, Arvilla, spent
Sunday evening at Anton Bent
fields.
Miss Arvilla Uphus was an over
night guest of Miss Louise Marth-
aler in West Union Saturday.
Nick Marthaler and children
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Henry Marthaler home. :
Mrs. Anton Bentfield spent Wed
nesday and Thursday with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Burg, in Sank
Centre. -.
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Lyman Prairie

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur DOmke and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Domke and sons and Grandpa
Judes were supper guests at the
Frank Domke home Tuesday even
ing.
Rueben Hansmann called at
Win Cowlthorp's Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Ehresman visited
Mrs. John Radermacher Thursday.
The Christmas Program in Dis
trict 81, Earl Kruse's school will be
Thursday evening December 22nd
instead of Friday evening as stated
in Herald last week. Miss Mahi-
gan's program will be on Friday
evening, December 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Morris spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Whitney.
Mrs. A. I. Cowlthorp and daugh-
ter Marian called on Mrs. John
Radermacher Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Payne and
daughter, Hazel, called at Elmer
Smiths Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Martin and
daughter called at the Fred Dick
inson home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Essler visited Mrs. J.
Radermacher Thursday.
. Ed Rousslang called at Win
Cowlthorp's Monday evening.
, A little son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swirtz, Fri
day.
Mrs. John Radermacher met with
a very painful accident Tuesday
morning of last week. While re-
turning from the barn with a jar
of milk, she slipped on the ice and
fell back wards. Being unable to
get up she managed to attract the
attention of Mr.. Radermacher and
the boys at the barn who helped
her into the house. A doctor was
called and decided,sit was just a
bad sprain. At this writing she is
able to sit up and hope will soon
be able to be around again.
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Organ Prelude-"A Christmas Fan
tasy" by Stultz. Mrs. Flora Coop
er, organist.
Full chorus with organ and piano:
THE Heavens are Telling, from
1.-THE Creation" by Haydn.
Full choir and violin obligato:
There were Shepherds" by Ash
ford. Soprano solo, Mrs. George
Berggreen. Violin Mrs. Kenneth
Drake.
Solo-"The Holy Mother Sings" by
Mckinney. Mrs. L. r. Holland.
Duet-"Little Town of Bethlehem"
Miss Helen Ranstad and Mrs.
George Berggreen.
Violin selections by Mrs. Kenneth
Drake accompanied by Mrs. Mil
dred Dolson. ...
Full Chorus-"Listen to the Lambs"
by Nathaniel Dett. X.
The names of the chorussfor this
service are as follows:-.
Sopranos-Mrs. ". T. Conklin.
Mrs. L. r. Holland, Mrs. George
Berggreen, Miss Alto LeSuer, Miss
Pearl Hesse.
Altos-Miss Ada Lovesee, Miss
Vera LeSeur, Miss Vione Steege.
Miss Helen Ranstad, Miss Murella
Kringen, Mrs. Luella Schultz, Mrs,
Harold Clark. -
Tenors-Robert Schwalen, Oren
Anderson.
Bass-George Berggreen, ". T.
Conklin, L. r. Holland, Clifford
Domke, Floyd Nelson, Robert Van
desteeg, Merrill Forsberg.
Wednesday evening Dec. 81, at
7:45 the pageant "Why the Chimes
Rang" by Elizabeth A. McFadden.
will be presented, under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. c. J. Morgan, assisted
by Miss Louise Parker and Mrs.
Harold Clark, in cooperation with
the church choir under the leader
ship of Mrs. Flora Cooper.
The characters of the pageant
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Getty Grove

Aloyius Rousslange called on
Hugo Klar on Saturday.
John Spathe's children spent Sum
day with the Emil Weiner children.
Walter Weiner is helping Herman
Weiner with his work this week.
Irene Rousslange spent Sunday
afternoon at the home Of Hugo
Klar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Jennison and
family were Sank Centre callers on
Saturday.
Hubert Schieffer is employed at
the home of Hugo Klar. *
Orvin Ripka spent Sunday after
noon with Roman Botz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hulerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kulzer and Wal
ter Weiner assisted Herman VEIN
er with butchering on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hubert Rousslange called
on Frank Essler Wednesday.
Loretta Vessel is employed
at Henry Weiner's at the present
time. g.,
. Irene Rousslange who was sick
has returned to school.
: Lucina Weiner was an over night
guest at Mrs. Tillie Ritter's on
TUESDAY,.
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bursted q blood vessel In her throat
Sunday morning.
Jos Silbernick called on frank
Deters, of Elrosa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Toeriis and
daughters, Adella and Clara, visited
with Rev. J. Kromolicki, of Hold
ingford, Saturday evening.
Thursday evening visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Mondloch were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Dufner, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mondloch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nardinger.
The Messrs. Jacob Peters and
Clemens Vanheel visited at the
Theo Blommel home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. John Fuchs visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Coe, of Mel
rose the past week.
Miss Clara Engelmeyer and
brother, Christ, are spending the
week with the Peter Roering fam
lily, of New Munich.
Wednesday evening visitors at
the Joe Kerfeld home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Klasen, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
lie Coe and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hinnealkamp, Mrs. Anna McKin-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKin-
ney, Roy Mckinney, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Kerfeld and son Al and
daughter, Hilda.
Miss Clara Toenis spent Sunday
with Mrs. Catherine Klasen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nardinger
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Korte,
Of Melrose Sunday.
Mrs. John Klasen paid a friend
ly call to Mrs. Jos. Dufner Satur-
day.
Donald Voelk, of Bowlus, called
on friends in our burg Monday eve
ming.
Miss Elizabeth Silbernick spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Frank
Nardinger.
Cyril Schwinn who has been Wis
iting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r: Schwinn, left for Minneapolis,
Sunday afternoon. "
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AN APPRECIATION

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to Chief Geo. Fish and
each member Of the Sank Centre
Volunteer Fire Department for
their heroic work and untiring eff
forts in extinguishing the fire
which destroyed our home early
Friday morning of last week.
Our appreciation goes to all
neighbors, but especially to Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGibbon and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Parker, DR.. and Mrs.
J. F. Dubois, for the tedious and
unselfish assistance rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Pangburn,
Merle Pangburn.
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Melrose Home DESTROYED

Friday morning at 2:30 Mrs.
Henry Determann, of Melrose, a
widow, was awakened by her three
children and discovered that the
home was on fire. Because of the
cold weather Mrs. Determan and
her children were sleeping on the
first floor. A heavy fire was built
in the furnace just before the fam
lily retired. The children are z, 5
and years of age.
The Melrose department respond
ed promptly but the home was COM
pletely lost. A couple of pieces Of
furniture were saved.
The home was one of the better
types in Melrose. Mrs. Determann
carried some insurance on both
house and furnishings.
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LYMAN PRAIRIE SEWING
UNIT

Seven members Of the Lyman
Prairie Sewing Unit attended the
open meeting held at the Commun-
ity Club rooms in Sank Centre
Wednesday Dec. Z. The rest of the
members were absent due to sick
ness and cold weather.
Miss Whitfield demonstrated on
home, dyeing", pressing, home dry
cleaning, remodeling of old clothes
and stain removal. The les
son was very interesting and use
fu The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Harry Stiff.er
February LIST.
The members attending wer.:
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St. Rosa

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nardinger
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Mondloch and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Korte and family, of Melrose, Fri
day evening.
Ed Silbernick and Miss Elizabeth
Silbernick, spent Saturday with the
John Silbernick family, of Albany.
Sunday visitors at the Ben Kla-
sen home were Mr.. and Mrs. st.
Englemeyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
er Roering, of New Munich.
Mrs. Walter Klossen accidentally
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Elrosa

Miss Marcella Weisser is enjoy
ing weeks visit at the Peter
Heiner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Altman were
Christmas shoppers at st. Cloud
Thursday.
The children of the school hel e
are busy practicing for. their
Christmas program which they
will held Sunday evening in the
community hall.
Miss Minnie Hooker is employed
at the Frank Mortz home.
Clarence. Weisser left for New
Munich Saturday where he will be
employed.
Anton Roelike was a Lake Henry
caller Tuesday.
Adam Nicklous was st. Cloud
caller Thursday.
Wood impregnated with rubber is
being used for some parts of VIC
Inns
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dreds of thousands Of dollars worth
of property has been saved the cit
izens of Sank Centre and adjacent
community.
In appreciation of the generous
cooperation of Mesdames Parker
and McGibbon, Chief Fish has pre-
pared the following:
On behalf of the Sank Centre
Fire Department and myself,
wish to express heartfelt appre-
citation to those truly great
hearted women, particularly
Mesdames McGibbon and Park
er who opened their homes and
worked for hours supplying
the men of the department
with hot lunches and coffee in
great quantities, furnishing
comfort to the men in the time
of great need.
I wish also to express my APP
probation to DR.. J. F. Dubois
who stayed with us during the
entire period at the fire, to
furnish first aid and to care for
any injuries received as the re-
suit of the fire.
We want these splendid citi-
zens to know that their acts of
thoughtful kindness will never
be forgotten.
- George Fish, Chief.
Chief Fish states that any sug-
gestion that the fire was caused by
defective electric wiring is entirely
erroneous.
The home is practically a total
loss. If one was to rebuild there
would be very little or no salvage
of material.
Mr.. Pangburn carried $4,000 in
surance on the house and S1.000.00
on contents. He had reduced tine in
surance on the building only a short
time before.
It is understood that Mr.. Pang-
burn plans on the construction of
a small, modern bungalow on the
site of the burned building.
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BLUE LODGE MAsoNs ELECT

At the regular meeting Of Star
in the West Lodge No. 60, A. r. &
A. NJ, held at the Masonic Temple
Tuesday evening the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year were
elected: --~- -.
w. M.-Frank Bunker.
s. W.-Harold Gray.
]. w. George Blackhurst.
Secretary-Charles Allen.
Treasurer. II. Hansen.
The installation will take place
in a short time. It may be joint
installation with the officers of
Naomi Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star.
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PAYNEsvILLE MAN CAUGHT

Arrest Of M. J. Van Worst, form
er justice Of the peace in Paynes-
vile, at Tuscon, Ariz., was revealed
Wednesday by Sheriff B. e.
Schooner of Stearns county. Van
Worst is charged with grand lar
ceny in the third degree in three
indictments returned last week by
the Stearns county grand jury. The
Indictment charges misappropria-
ton Of fees totaling 500. An extra
dition hearing has been set for
December %,
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Girl Scout Work is
Developing Nicely
CONTINUED From Page One)-

en-; Preparedness, Ruth Austin;
Thrift, Mary Louise Scott; Obed-
fence, Eunice Svenneby; Friendly
to Animals, Elizabeth Brown. Then
Ginger. Credit for the success of
the Pageant must go to Mrs. H. L.
Clark who was ably assisted by
Miss Louise Parker and Mesdames
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IOIal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S1llUU.UU
A letter received from County
Auditor Thomey to r. r. Kells I'M
der date of Dec. 9, places the as
sessment for the city for 1888 at
an even II mills. An interview
with City Clerk Cooper Wednes-
day afternoon has left the ques-
ton of whether or not the addition
al 5000 to be turned over by the
Water, Light and Power Commits
sion, is included in the mill levy
in doubt. If the letter did not
take this into consideration
then the levy for 1888 will be sc
mills instead of II.
Very heavy levies for the state
and county raise the totals. An
other year, through the activity of
the Stearns County Tax Associa-
ton the county levy will be reduc-
ed and every indication points to
a reduced state levy. The follow
ing letter received by Mr.. Kells
shows how the tax of II mills for
this city is arrived at.
st. Cloud, Dec. 8, 1882.
r. r. Kells,
Sank Centre, MINI.
Dear Sir:
The following is a list of tax
rates for the City of Sank Centre
for next years. levy, to-wit: :, =.
- Mills
State Taxes 49, ...........-.-.....--.t6.9 100
State School - L 4 %
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Every inch a horsewoman de-
spite her seven years, Doris Haw-
ley, of New York, was the young
est rider in the National Horse
Show in Madison Square Garden,
New York, recently.
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LII CLuR MEETING

There will be a meeting of the
Raymond Ashley, All Club at
Frank Kinsella's home Friday,
Dec. 16. All members are urged to
be present President.
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Mrs. Walter Payne, Mrs. Charles
Bunson, Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mrs.
Howard Domke. Loleta Smith, Iris
Schlief and Mrs. Walter Morris.
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Stage Committee-Robert Vande-
steeg, Charles Gray, Gray Morgan.
lighting Committee = Harold
Clark, Jim Caughren, Clyde Thorn
as. ~.
Community Carol Singing direct
ed by Harold Clark.
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Umbrellas of asbestos are being
used by German firement to ws~-
off flames.
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State Teachers ms. ................. ~
County Revenue ....-..-.........-......-.. 500
County Road & Bridge ....-..-.....-.. 1873
County Bonds & Interest ..-.---.. 1856
County Poor 2.1S
County Ditch ....-...........-....---....... .43
City Revenue $50
City Sinking, w. Wks. ................ 2.40
City Interest, w. wks. .............. $50
City Library $50
School One Mill .:...............-.-....... 100
School Special ....................-...... 80. 10
School State Loan .....-..-......:...... $50
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Yours very truly,
N. Thomey,
County Auditor.