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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
Il y LII CALL IN HOUSE
FOR THE BILL
(ROll Of HOnor)

ALVORD of Sanders
ANDERSON of ChOuteau
ANDERSON o. Silver Bow
ANDERSON OF Lincoln
B-ORNEBY of Flathead
BLOOM Of Carbon
BOWER o. Mineral
BARYMAN of MissOula
BURNS o. Flathead
CHAMBERLAIN O. Mccone
CUSICK OF Flathead
DEDOBBELER o: Valley
FINNEGAN of Deer Lodge
GOODWIN O. Silver Bow
HESS o. Hill
JACKSON os Madison
KRUSE OF Garfield
LAMBERT of Hill
1ASBY OF BrOadwa1er
McCLAIN o. Missoula
McK--NNA o. judith Basin
A-cLEOD Os Cascade
MASTERSON of Custer
MEASURE OF Flathead
METCALFE of RevaIIi
MILLER o. Roosevelt.
MITCHELL of Silver Bow
MONAGHAN of Park
MULIOLLAND of Silver Bow
NELSON of Golden Valley
O'SHEA c. Carton
PETERSON Of POndera
PHELAN OF Yellowstone
REED of Blaine
RUFFCORN of Valley
SCOTT of MusselshelI
SORTE OF Daniels
SPIEGEL Of Silver Bow
STIMATZ of Silver Bow
STORTz Oc Rosebud
TYLER o. Sheridan
7 ANEK Oe Fergus
VHALEY Of Deer Lodge
TO.aI 43
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05

WA sHTNcToN -(FP) = Eff
fectS OF changing industrial tech
nology on the amount Of unem-
ployment has been studied by the
WPA and a copy of the report
VIII be made available within the
next two months.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
With O-ders

Jones-1 don't see your HUSBAND
at the club of late, Mrs. Brown.
Lawyers Wife-No, he stays atl
home now and enjoys life in his|
own way. as / want him to-E~
change.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
There's a Reason

Friend-What a loving wife you
have. Here you've been married
for Is years and I notice that she
still meets you at the door when
you come home from work.
Man-Yes, she's afraid I'll forget
to wipe my feet before come 81.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
BANKERS PUPPETS Kill MORATOPIIIN
CONTINUED from page u

10n'ana was none other than Her
"eTC holph Remember the nama)
u Liberty county, Speaker of the
mouse of Representatives. Presi-
uent OF the Farmers Union Of
montana professed progressive
VINO shamefully betrayed those
VINO placed utmost confidence IN
MS honesty by casting his vote for
the bankers and machine compan-
les The next most SURPRISING act
CT treachery was committed nv
schneider, of FalIon county, who
mad signed the bill and then at
cne crack of his masters whip re-
FUSED to vote for it.
And that the people of Sheridan
county be not deprived of inforna-
ZION concerning their representa-
lives It must be noted that Senator
1AiiSVlcK and Representative TYLER
voted v for the bill. Representative
eterson was not in session, hav-
ing been forced to enter a hospital
some days previous because Of i'll
I, Reports have it, however,
that ne favored the bill.
It IS one consolation to know
enat those who voted on the bill
IN the House and Senate are al
ready separated, without waiting
Tor L the final day of judgment, into
the honorable and dishonorabIe
groups. The votes in the house are
listed as follows:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
Just Misplaced

Irate Mother-Willie, how dare
you kick your little brother in tbe
stomach?
Willie-His own fault. He turned
around.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05

Mother-Did you sterilize the ba.
by's milk to kill the germs?
New Maid-Oh my, yes, ma'am.l
l ran it through the meat chopper
twice.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
Sounds Like II

How long does the train stop
here?" the old lady asked of the
guard.
stop here?" answered the f.Inc.
tionarv. "Oh, four minutes. From
two to two to two-two."
i wonder" unused the old Iadv
If that man thinks he il theI
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
AND STILL HUNGRY

What is a cannibal, Tommy 20
Il don't know"
Well, if you ate your mother
and father what would you be-"
AN orphan" THE Watchword.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05

Judge-What possible excuse did
you have for acquitting that woman
Of killing her husband?
Foreman OF Jury-Insanity.
Judge-What, all twelve of your
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
Headed for Trouble

"How's your wife getting along
with her driving?"
She took a turn for the worst
last week."
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
Signs Of Times

How was the scenery on your
trip?"
1T ran largely to tooth paste and
smoking tobacco"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
IN COLORs

What do you think of the Great.
White Way?"
Il don't think It is as black as il.
is painted"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
NOT Guilty

Teacher: Correct this sentence:
1T was me that split the ink"
Joan: "It wasn't me that split
the ink"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
KOHL CALL IN HOUSE
A G AINST TEE BILL
CRO.- o. D:shonor0

ANDERSON of Phillips
CAMPBELL o. Cascade
CHATHAM OF S::,,ver Boz
COHEN Os Silver Boy
GROUSE oc GaIla.in
CRUICKSHANK CO GaIlat:n
DAILY o. Yellowstone
D'EWART Of Park
DOUGHERTY o. Powell
ELLIOT OF MissOula
FRESHMAN oc Silver Bow
GREEN of Dawson
HAIGHT of Fergus
HARDCASTLE Of Silver Bow
HAUGAN c. Saltwater
HEAVLIN of Missoula
HEDDEN of Yellowstone
HOLINESS OF Yellowstone
lJAMS of Cascade
JOFFRAY of Jefferson
JOHNSON O. Dawson
LEHRKIND of Gallatin
LEMMER Os Cascade
LEVISEE of Lake
LIPPADR O. ChOuteau
LONGENECKER of Ravalh
LOVE of Custer
LOWELL Of Deer Lodge
MANNING O. Treasure
METLEN of Beaverhead
MIEES OF Swee4 Grass
MILLER of Big 4Orn
MINNETTE of GIazier
MUNGAS OF Granite
O'CONNOR of Carbon
PADBURY of Lewis & Clark
PARKER Oe Wibeaux
SCOFIELD of Powder River
STANLEY Oc Cascade
SHERMAN of Meagher
SMITH of Lewis & Clark
STROMNES of Cascade
TRANDUM OF Cascade
Of Lincoln
WOOD OF Carter
Mr.. SPEAKER, (ROLPH Of Ii
berty)
To3a1 4G
Absent and not voting: ACHEF
Of Blaine; BRENNAN Of Rich
land; CONNER Of Teton; EG
GENBERGER of Wheatland
of Philips; HOLECEF
Of Fergus: KELSON oe Too.e.
Lesson Of Roosevelt; MACKIF
y Fergus; PETERSON of Sheri.
Ian; SCHNEIDER of Fallon,
rOOMEY of Lewis & Clark.
Passed: WALDRO-, Of Pe.ro-
cum. TO:a. l.
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IIERNEY Of Lake
Total 20
R OIL CALM sENAT
A GAINsT TIL BILL
(ROM Oe D.skonor
ARNOLD c. Saltwater
BAKER C Dawson
BENJAMIN OF TOoIe
CALDER o. Prairie
CAMPBELL c --.issoula
COOPER Oc M+nera.
DRUMHELLER Of C-az:er
ECTON of Gallatin
CROFT of Ravali
HARLEM of Blame
HARRIS of Meagher
HOLLENBACK o. Judith Pae.n
HAITIAN o. POndera
AEELEY of Powell
KROMAN OF Custer
LARSON Of CLou:eau
LESS OF Rosebud
MANN o. Big Horn
MASS of Valley
O'DAY of Cascade
OLIVER Oe Carter
PAULINE oc FIathead
PLANK OF Liberty
ItCBLNSON Of Philips
SIBERT OF Petroleum
SIMMONS OF Carbon
SMITH Of Lewis & Clark
STEVENS O. WheatIand
SULTAN O. Jefferson
SULTAN O. Chonteau
WAITE o. Powder River
WAsS G. Fergus
WEINSCHROTT of Fallon
1OCal "
Absent and not voting: Senator
EATON Oc Yellowstone conn.,.
SICK a: Los Angeles, las no: at
tended session; Senator Page, Of
Gran-:e county, tucked l:s vote.
there 5 70 senator rom Sanders
county % succee-. Ray Shannon
who resigned, having been elected
state Treasurer. Total 8. There
should be S. senator's in the SEN
ate; one from each Of the Sc cOun-
5ses = Re s-a-e.
So he rea- Moratorium Bill was
KILLED - a majority Oe IS in the
killed by traitors to the
poor workers. an. Farmers.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
how OFTEN Can YOU
KISS and MAKE UP?

lew husbands can understand
4 why wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into a shrew
1or one whole week in every m0nth.
You can say I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
marriage than after. Bewise. Ifyou
want TO hold your husband, YOU
won't be q three-Quarter wife.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to 60 ''srnil-
ing through" with Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. It
b2lpS Nature tone up the system.
tslLs lessening the discon1forts from
tie functional disorders which
women mast endure in Che three
CF<ie2iS Ct life: 1. Turning from
g1iAond 10 wonanhood. 2. Pre-.
p2rinE sor motherhood. 8. ADJ
IT&.cning middle age"
5Dn't lie 4 threc-allarter wife.
axe LYDIA T.. PINRRAMS
.19Ei'A Bile COMPOUND and
so Smiling Through"
AFUTEP1C PuADRgA~U
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-03-05
F OR THE BILL
ROll of HOnOr)

ANDERSON of Richland
ANGVICK of Sheridan
ARMSTRONG of Park
BAKER oe Lincoln
CHAPMAN of Daniels
COTTER OF Broa1wa.er
FOOR o. ROoseve..
GARRISON Of Madison
HAMMOND of Wibaux
LAMP of Sweet Grass
MAHONEY of Garfield
METZGER Of Golden Valley
MONTGOMERY O. Beaverkeal
MURPHY o. Deer Lodge
PUMER o. Treasure.
ROBSON Oe McCone
Evening star., 1937-07-11

acknowledging intimate relations with
. 15-year-old girl.
Sheriff Milton Coverdale an
nounced simultaneously that he had
arrested Oscar TURNKEY, 20, also Of
West Monroe, on = charge Of at
tempted blackmAil.
The sheriff said Turnkey was en-
gagged to the girl. He was charged with
attempting to extort 5000 from the
minister on q threat to reveal the
minister's asserted relations with the
girl.
The clergyman, District Attorney
Hawthorne said, was taken into Gus
tody on complaint sworn out by the
girls father.
Evening star., 1937-07-11

ambulance man, in Milwaukee back in
1911. She denied Wallace's claim
that they lived together four years.
We're going to keep after Miss
West until We prove that she lived
as the real wife Of Wallace from 1911
to 1915" Blount declared.
The attorney added that Wallace
will probably ask for An account
ing Of community property.
The elusive Miss West was gtill "ir1
seclusion" today, as she has been since
filing Of her answer. Ever since her
motion picture debut, Timony has
been her constant escort,
Evening star., 1937-07-11
James T1mony, the actress manager

James Timony, the actress manager,
today.
Avery M. Blount, Los Angeles At
torney for Frank Wallace, the 'lons
lost" husband, said he was waiting
word from Wallace's New York coun-
sci before pressing alienation Of A.
fectionS action.
I'VE have received no directions
to proceed" Blount said. "Eut In
case the marriage question is not
settled, we plan such action. We are
expecting word from Mr.. Wallace'i
attorney in New York"
Miss West finally admitted Wednes-
day that she married Wallace, song.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
Fitted for Movie Role,

HOLLYWOOD (P. - The director
was looking around for girl who
resembled Beverly Roberts enough to
play the role of her stand-in in q pic
ture about movie making His eye
lit on Jane Grant. She'll do" he
said. Miss Grant is Miss Roberts
regular stand-in, taking her place on
the set while lights and cameras are
being adjusted.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
ey had watched rob q service sta

they had watched rob q service sta
ton.
The men sighted the officers as they
started to leave the station, Patrolman
George Puff said, and came out firing.
Patrolman Bart Flaherty, 38, was
wounded in the hand.
Pun returned the fire with a shot
gun. A man he identified as Bert
Brown, Fl, OF Northside Pittsburgh
cropped, fatally wounded. The pa
trolman closed In and captured the
otner man, Clyde ROwlands, %. Of
pittsburgh. Rowlands Nas charged
with robbery.
Pun said Brown was killed by iis
own shotgun.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
RESCUE" Efforts Fail.

TRENTON, Ontario P.-No one
vas more interested than Capt. H.
Stephen OF the Royal Canadian Air
Force when police, swimmers and boats
searched the Trent River for his body.
He stood by and watched the search,
asking another man what had hap
pened.
We're looking for a man we think
Il drowned" the man replied. His
clothes were found over there on the
bank"
They're my Clothes" said Stephen
Evening star., 1937-07-11
BANDIT SHOT DEAD
BATTLING POLICE
Patrolman Wounded in Hand in
Fight at Pittsburgh
Filling Station.

By ths Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, July 10-One nlan
was slain and q policeman wounded
early today in gun battle as two pa
trolmen confronted two men they said
Evening star., 1937-07-11
LOUISIANA CLERIC HELD
ON STATUTORY. CHARGE
Minister Said to Have Admitted
Intimate Relations With
Girl, IS.

BY the Associated Press.
MONROE, La, July 10-District
Attorney Frank j. Hawthorne said
today that Rev. George H. Dierlamm,
West Monroe minister, was being held
on a carnal knowledge charge after
Evening star., 1937-07-11
ACTRESS MANAGER
FACES BALM ACTION
Mae Vests Aide May Be Sued
for Alienation of Affections
by Frank Wallace.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 10.-Threat Of
suit charging him with stealing the
love OF Screen Siren Mae West from
her forgotten husband confronted
Evening star., 1937-07-11

The studio couch has become impor-
tant piece of furniture in the modern home,
apartment or house, And here
opportunity have really fine at real bargain price Come
and look them Beauties
half of the couch sleeping and still
couch opens into double or twin BEDS
Kanns- -Ai-Coo Third Floor
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26
JOLIET OPERETTA
SET FOR APRIL Z

The Glee Clubs of the Joliet
High School are presenting an
Operetta "The Enchanted Isle" on
Friday, April 2, in the school gym
nasium. This is an operetta with
music based on themes of Frede-
rick Chopin and the story centers
around a visit of Chopin made to
the Isle of Mallorca in the Mediter-
ranean Sea in the year 1886. Only
twenty-six years of age at the time,
while there he wrote some of his
finest composition. Aside from
these facts the events of the story
are fictitious.
Paul I. Terry is sponsor of the
glee clubs.
The part of Chopin is played by
Lloyd Dewell, that of the gifted
young girl of the village is played
by Vivian Norris, the parts of the
inn-keeper and his wife who enter
tains Chopin are played by Mar
shall Newkirk and Evelyn Peacock,
and the village youth who lends
romance to the story is played by
Kenneth Anderson. Other charac-
ters having principal part in the
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26

play are portrayed by Gloria Dos
dali, Maxine Baker, Ellen James,
jim Danford, Donald Jarussi, Glen
Ward, Garfield Pithoud, Gertrude
Tresner, Zella Carter, Eva Prish-
mont, Alethea Saunders, and Aud
ra Shandy. The Chorus is made up
of the following students: Florence
Amundsen, Helen Amundsen, Mar
tyn Amundsen, Dorothy Hatten,
Irene Hatten, Grace Mcdonald,
Violet Richter, Jessie Roberts,
Helen Tresner, Margaret Wilson,
Ruby Vannice, Vera Black, Leona
Gratwohl, Julia Sigg, Alfredo Sigg,
Harold Johnson, Theodore Johnson,
and Carl Mackey.
Arrangements are being made to
produce some unusual lighting eff
fects and the stage equipment is
being augmented by the constant
work of energetic students who are
producing an atmosphere of ro-
nance and intrigue from a few
boards, scraps of paper and care
fully placed dabbles of a paint
brush. Mrs. Harold Miller is coach
ing the dance numbers and Mrs.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26
PLANNING FATHER
and SON DINNER

Plans are going forward for the
annual Red Lodge Father and So1
banquet sponsored each year by
the Beartooth lodge of Elks, it is
announced by Elmer BoWlen, chair.
man of the lodge committee in
charge.
The gathering this year is SET
for Wednesday, April 7th. AS is
customary the Carbon County High
school basketball team, winners o1
Glass b third place in the recent
Southern Montana division has
ketball tournament, will be honor.
ed guest. Frank Sicora, exalted
ruler, will be in charge and will de.
liver an address of welcome. Re.
sponse will be by member Of the
basketball team.
Other members of the commit
tee in charge include George
Throop and Harry Burnham, in
charge of ticket sales, and A. NJ.
Hartwig and w. H. Moore sponsor
ing the entertainment.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26
AHO and HOUTON
ARE CANDIDATES

Little change is seen in the poll
tical horizon for the city's election
to be held April 9th. The deadline
for filing is midnight today.
The two incumbents, Ray Hou-
ton and Victor Aho, have filed for
aldermen of the second ward, con-
stituting the only filing changes
since Tuesday.
There are no changes in the COM
plexion of the election April 3 to
fill two vacancies on the School
District No. 1 board of trustees.
Claude Johnson for the three-year-
term and L. w. Lyons for the two
year-term are the only candidates.
looming at this time. Midnight,
March 20, is the filing deadline.
In the city election the following
candidates, in addition to Aho and
Houton, have filed: mayor, C. A.
Jeffery, incumbent, and J. C. F.
Siegfriedt; first ward aldermen,
Gus B. Foltz and Harley Weydt;
third ward aldermen, Mike Dimich,
Anton ,Salono, Tom Mus and w. J.
Barrett. John Sanderson, incum-
bent police judge, and Joe Bailey,
incumbent city treasurer, have fill
ed for reelection.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Rev. Charles Rhodes, Pastor

The observance of Easter Sunday
will commence with the Sunday
School which will meet at 9:45 a.
M; after the Easter Lesson there
will be Exercises in which the
whole School will take part.
The Morning Easter Service at
eleven o'clock. The pastor will give
a message on easter, the Spring
time of the Church. The Adult
Choir will sing the Anthem "Who
shall roll away the stone?" (Low-
den), and Mrs. Margaret Leach
will sing II know that my Redeem
er Liveth" (from Handel's "Mes-
siah"). Miss Evelyn Tangen, and
Mrs. Margaret Leach, will accom-
pany at piano and organ.
Parents are invited to present
their children for Christian Bap-
tism, and those who desire to unite
with the Church, will he welcomed.
There will be envelope offerings
for World Service; and the Lenten
Offering Boxes, will also be receiv-
ed.
At five p. M, there will be an
Easter Lenten Service, in which the
Young people of the Chorus, and
Sunday School, under the direction
of Mrs. L. H. Tooley, will give the
Cantata "The Dawn of Victory. It
is a story of faith justified, of joy
everlasting, of hope undying, of
life immortal for all the sons Of
men.
The characters are as follows: !
The Annunciator, Lenore Alli-
son; "Faith", Marjory Northy;
''Truth", Alta Rosander; Martha,
Lucille Abney; "Mary', Julia Zyl-
stra; "Nicodemus", Albert Rhodes;
"John", Creath Tooley; "Mary
Magdalene", Dorothy Rhodes;
MARY the mother of James, Leila
Field; "Salome", Helen Cadwall-
ader; "Peter', Paul Rhodes; "Fol-
lover, Donald Early.
The Musical numbers will be:
Professional, "Let Glad Voices
Ring, Young People; Contralto
Solo, "Calvary", Alta Rosander;
Chorus, '"Down from the Hill of
Calvary, Young People; Soprano
Solo, Remember How He Spake
to Thee?", Marjorie Northy; Choir
us, "In the Midst of a Beautiful
Garden, Young People; Soprano
and Alto Duet, "Wait Ye the Vic
tory Day, Marjory Northy and AL
ia Rosander; Baritone Solo, "Truly
this was the Son of God", Albert
Rhodes; Chorus, eve Haste to the
Tomb, The Women; Tenor Solo,
''The Risen Lord is Ours, Creath
Tooley; Chorus, "Can it Be He
Liveth ~, Young People; Closing |
Chorus, "Jesus Christ is Living To-
day., Young People.
Roberts
The Sunday School will meet at |
10 a. m. i
Easter services at 1880 p. m.
Special music with the message
given by The Rev. Charles Rhodes.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26

here for an indefinite visit will
her. daughter, Ethel Van Hoose
assistant county superintendent o;
schools.
Joe Klopcich and Stanley Krol
went to Yellowstone Park Sunday
to deliver orders for meat.
Mrs. J. q. r. Siegfriedt enter.
tanned Friday afternoon of last
week in honor Of Mrs. Mary Can,
avan, Butte, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Helm
Mrs. Harry Moore won contract
honors. Lunch was served. A gift
was presented the honored guest
by the hostess.
Roy Reams of Rockvale was a
business visitor in Red Lodge Tues
day. HI.
Mildred Slavens, a student at the
Montana University at Missoula, is
visiting here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Slavens. She is ex-
pected to return to Missoula to re-
sumo her studies next Sunday.
Myrtle Stockfish and Martha
Wilson, instructors in the Roberts
schools, visited in Red Lodge Mon
day.
Misses Irma Honkala, Elma Mat
tila and Rayola Saastimonen, stu
dents at the Eastern Montana
State Normal, returned to Billings
Sunday after visiting with rela-
tives and friends over the weekend.
G. A. Jeffery, F. I. Johnson and
R. B. Stevens were business visit
ors in Billings Sunday.
Judge Nelson Lane officiated at
the marriage here Sunday of Carl
Lightner, 80, and Carol Ferguson,
"a,
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26
Red Lodges Venus chapter Q

Red Lodges Venus chapter of
EASTERN Star featured appropri-
ate religious Easter music at a re-
gular meeting Wednesday. Parti-
cipating were a group selected for
a choir, a duet by Mrs. R. A. Nut
ting and Mrs. G.. B. Foltz, a solo by
Mrs. Emma Powers, and a reading
by Mrs. Kate Northrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hilzinger,
Fort Peck, have arrived in Red
Lodge to spend Easter with rela-
tives and friends.
Initiation for the Red Lodge Wo-
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26
CHURCH NOTES
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH
A. B. Cornelson, Pastor

Service in the assembly room
of the public library in the morn
ing at HOO, April 4. Confirmation
class April 3, at 1000.
Easter service in Joliet Easter
Sunday morning at 11:OO. Special
singing by the Sunday school and
Chorus. Communion Holy Thurs
day evening 1880. Ladies Aid pot
luck lunch at J. M. Johnson's Fri
day March 26th.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-26
Local
Happenings Il

A large crowd turned out at
Workers. Hall Friday might for a
wedding party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne Koski who were mar
ried recently. -
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VILLAGE OF WANDA
Redwood County Minn....,

Personal Property 1886 Taxes
Sehooi District No. 80. Total Tax Rate o. q Nj,
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VILLAGE OF REVERE
Redwood County. Minnesota
Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. &c, Total Tax Rate 663 Mills
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VILLAGE OF CLEMENTS
Redwood County, Minnesota

Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. IS. Total Tax Rate - Mill.
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WILLOW LAKE TOWNSHIP
Redwood County. Minnesota
Personal Property 1886 Taxes
School District No. 81, Total Tax Rate 40.1 Mills
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VILLAGE OF VESTA
Redwood County. Minnesota
Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. 10Z, Total Tax Rate s6.l Mills
Arnt
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VILLAGE OF MILROY

Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. 95. Total Tax Rate 101 6 Mills
Money Amt.
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VILLAGE OF LUCAN

N11uneSoA
Personal Properly 1896 Taxes
School District No. 1o8. Total Tax Rate 64.1 Mills
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Page Nine

VILLAGE OF WABASSO
Redwood County. Minnesota
Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. g., Total Tax Rate lol. 8 Mi
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VILLAGE OF NORTH REDWOOD
Redwood County, Minnesota

Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. 50. Total Tax Rate 60.9
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VILLAGE OF SANBORN
Money Amt
Assessed and of

Redwood County. Minnesota
Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. IL, Total Tax Rate 1902 Mills
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VILLAGE OF DELHI
Redwood County. Minnesota
Personal Property 1886 Taxes
School District No. H. Total Tax Rate 70 Mills
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VILLAGE OF MORGAN
Redwood County, Minnesota

Personal Property 1896 Taxes
School District No. Sc, Total Tax Rate $50 Mi
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WESTLINE TOWNSHIP
Redwood County. Minnesota
Personal Property 1886 Taxes
School District No. 81, Total Tax Rate 41.9 Mills
Money Amt
Assessed and of
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VILLAGE OF BELVIEW
Redwood County, Minnesota

Personal Property 1886 Taxes
School District No. "a, Total Tax Rate 110.9 Mil