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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-06
nELENA
Big Horn County 4-H Club Members Get
Recognition for Years Work at
Achievement Day Activities Saturday
Hurdin LuwYer Addresses
Group on Topic
Youth und Achievement"
OF MONTANA

&F%t.FS
Awards for the years achieve
mentS were presented to All
club members at the Commun-
ity room of the court house
here Saturday, Dec. 1, when
the Big Horn county All clubs
held their annual All Achieve
ment Day.
Bert Vandersloot, president of
the Canyon View club, presided
at the meeting and Barbara
King led in singing, accompan-
led by Dorothy Jabs.
Mary Watson, member of the
Treasure Skaters Al club, led
in the Pledge to the Flag and
the All Pledge. Il
10. ". Jones, lawyer addressed
The group on youth and
Achievement" He told the club
members ali achievement and
success is not counted in dol
lars. HE writes not that you
won or lost, but how you play
ed the game, Jones said.
Recreation was in charge of
the Canyon View All club. The
following awards were made:
Achievement - raymond
Weiberg, Marian Gray.
Canning Barbara Brown.
Clothing - Mary Fowler.
Dairy - Marian Gray, Robert
King, Lille Gable.
Frozen foods Barbara
Brown.
Garden George Russell,
Tommy Weinberg, Donald Wat
son. - .:..
Girls record = Marian Gray.
Health improvement - Little
Horn Hi-Ho, Community Hust-
lers.
Home grounds Identification
- Marian Gray.
Home improvement - Helen
Rae LETTERS, Barbara King, Hell
en- Weinberg, Hazel Weinberg.
Leadership = Bert Wander
esloot, Carolee Redman.
Meat animal - Gilbert Egg
CART.
Recreation and rural arts -
Community Hustlers.
Dress revue - Mary Fowler,
Blanche Fowler, Ina Belle Ham
NETT, Wyola; Lennie Snively,
Caroline Rely, Dorothy Jabs,
Katherine Jabs, st. Xavier;
Janice Denny, Donna Pitsch,
GarryoWen; Beverly Noblet,
Mary Watson, Hardin; Violet
Davis, Grow Agency; Joyce Ian
don, Lodge Grass.
Leaders aWards-Mrs. George
Russell, Hardin, Swear pin; Mrs.
Jess Taught, Lodge Grass, 10
year pin; Mrs. K. j. Redman,
Wyola, Swear pin; Mrs. Fred
Fowler, Wyola, Swear pin.
+ All club boys and girls who
received first, third, fifth, sew
enth and tenth year awards
are as follows:
First - Rosalind Tritschler,
Rose Relic, Suella Schneider,
Lennie Lee Snively, Sharon
Mack, Carolyn Relic, Lorraine
! Adler, Patricia Fitzgerald, Dor
othy Moore, Shirley Maxon,
Joyce Landon, Geralding Schil-
ref, Shirley Pitsch, Janice Den
ny, Carol Kern, Lilly Gable,
Beverly Noblett, Deloris Teller,
Mary Watson, Donald Watson,
John Kent, Josephine Murdoch,
Joan Eggart, Charles WeStWood,
! Charles Murdoch.
!. Third - Arlene Schneider,
Nita Melendrez, Dorothy Jabs,
Katherine Jabs, Robert King,
Kayleen Hibnes, Patricia Noyes,
Norita Clanin, Ina Belle Ham
NETT, Burton Gustafson, Bar
bara Brown.
Fifth - Barbara King, Bert
Vandersloot, Tommy Wander
Sloot, Blanche Fowler, Mary
Fowler, Patricia Paulson, johnny
Noblett, Gilbert Eggart, Hale
LETTERS.
!. Seventh - Royal Noyes, Ray
mond Weinberg, Luanne Met
calfe, Helen Rae letters, Bar
bara White, Sharon Russell.
Tenth - Joyce Gray.
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-06
Local Unit Hosts
10 DICTIONARIES -.
OF District No. II

Hardin unit No. 8, American
Legion Auxiliary was hostess to
the fall meeting of district No.
II Sunday, Dec. 2, at the Legion
hall here.
Mrs. Anna Rhyner, district
president, presided over the
meeting and introduced dis
tinguiShed guests including Mrs.
Norman Hardwood of WibauX,
department president; Mrs.
John r. Love of Miles City, de-
partment rehabilitation vice
chairman; Mrs. o. S. Gullickson
of Billings, national committee
woman; Mrs. Robert Hill of
Billings, department secretary;
Mrs. John Hill of Billings, de-
partment child welfare vice
chairman; Mrs. j. H. Albertus
of Laurel, district first vice
president; Mrs. Herb Kibler of
Helena, wife of the department
adjutant; Mrs. II. L. Bishop of
Columbus, district secretary;
Mrs. Paul Lose of Belfry, his
torian; Mrs. Ben Weldon of Red
Lodge, district second vice pres
ident; Mrs. William Webb Sof
EBelfry, chaplain; Mrs. Jean
Kabrich of Billings, acting par
Humanitarian; Mrs. James Milne
of Hardin, acting sergeant 3of
arms; Mrs. Carl Sloan of Har-
din, acting color bearer, and
Mrs. Grover Schmidt Of Fort
Benton, wife of the Legion de-
partment commander.
Mrs. Leo Colstad, president of
the Hardin unit, welcomed the
guests and Mrs. w. A. Pierce
of Pompeys Pillar gave the re
Spouse. Roll call was responded
to by stating outstanding
achievements of each unit.
The meeting was highlighted
by two vocal duets by Sandra
and Sharon Ebling of Hardin
and two piano duets by Jean
Weigand and Marlene Pitsch,
pupils of Mrs. VIM. Franklin;
all of Hardin. Mrs. j. VIM.
Smith of Hardin acted as plan
ist for the meeting.
Department and district
guests were presented with cor
sages, with Linda Buechler act
ing as flower girl and Mrs. VIM.
Walker making presentations.
Mrs. Love reported on the new
Veterans hospital at Miles City
stating the Auxiliary had pre-
sented a radio photograph and
records for the recreation room
there. Mrs. GullickSon discussed
the passing of the UNIT law,
and Mrs. Hardwood delivered
her official message to the
group. She was presented with
a gift from the district.
Opt. Since of Billings reported
on activities of air filter sta
tions and appealed for volun-
teers to attend classes in spot
ting enemy aircraft.
Mrs. +. l.. Dehnert and Mrs.
VIM. Faber. served tea from a
beautifully appointed table, as
Mrs. CelStad and Mrs. Earl
Cammock welcomed guests.
Approximately IS members at
tended the meeting.
A buffet banquet was served
at $3.50 for Legion and Auxil-
larry members. Teepees and can
oes graced the tables among
colorful oak leaves and fall
flowers.
Harold Gent of Hysham acted
as master of ceremonies. Enter
tainment consisted of tap dane
eS by Joyce Ziler, a vocal duet
by the Ebling sisters, and vocal
solos by Miss Ruth Kroehler..
Under the direction Of Miss
Ethel Schuster, a vocal trio
consisting of Barbara Brown.
frankie Hougaard and Helen
KirSchenmann, sang two songs,
and selections were also sung
by a group consisting Of Lee
Joyce Taylor, Alta Roberts, Tom
my Zelka, Jack Colstad, Bon
ME Buckner, Francis Brennan,
Marilyn Wagner and Ruth
Kroehler.
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-06
MEMBER OF BAND

Sharon RuSSeI Of Hardin,
student at Montana State coll
,lege, Bozeman. is one of 80:
college musicians represented in
the college band which presented
their third annual fall band
concert last Monday in the
Student Union ballroom on the
Miss Russell is a clarinetist.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-06
Ripping
OF the Rivers

Along with almost everything
else, most of us are complaining
every day about the high cost
OF food, but according to Paul
s. Willis, president Of Grocery
manufacturers of America, Inc,
taxes exceed the national food
bill.
Writing in the Montana Food
Distributors" magazine, MI. Will
lis says the staggering rise in
the nations tax bill in the last
10 years has reached the point
where we are now paying more
I'M taxes than the people spend
for food.
1.-The consumer" said Mr..
Willis, has been repeatedly re
minded of the increase in food
prices and the need for price
controls by government officials
who have ignored the steady
increase in the tax bite on con-
sumner incomes by the rising
cost of government.
Pointing to government fig
ureS, Mr.. Willis states that in
1910 the nation spent Sill bill
lion for food and paid only
$12.7 billion in taxes. BY 1850,
this situation had reversed it
self, as last year the $52.2 bill
lion the people spent for food
was exceeded by the nations
tax bill of about $57 billion dol
lars. This" said Mr.. Willis, ere
calls to mind the desperate Slo-
gan of World War II of "GunS
or Butter which now might be
paraphrased by Butter or Tax
eS'."
He added u. S. Department of
Agriculture figures show that
whereas per capita eXpendi-
lures for food have increased
less than three times between
1910 and 1850, personal taxes
levied on the individual con-
sumner have increased over six
times since 1880"
when it is considered" said
Mr.. Willis, that per capita
food expenditures took only 23.5
per cent of per capita personal
income in 1850 compared with
% per cent in 1910, it seems
that the food industry has done
a good job in holding the line
in the fight against initiation"
A bouquet is due this week, we
think to Miss Ethel SchuSter
and the members of the Har-
din high school music depart
ment for. the way in which they
presented their Potpourri last
Thursday evening.
Even though the seats are
hard and the acoustics not too
good at the junior high school
gym, we could have enjoyed an
other hour or so of program.
Every participant, we thought,
did a profeSSional-like job in
their respective parts, and we
enjoyed it all, but especially
would we like to have heard
more numbers by the mixed
chorus and more of Miss Ruth
Kroehler'S vocal solos. q,
And we shouldn't forget those
responsible for the costumes
and scenery, Mrs. Weir and Mr..
Collier, respectively, since their
efforts added materially to the
presentation which, incidental
", pleased a capacity crowd.
One member of the cast, ed
die Buckner, who had a tire
mendously long dialogue to
memorize, had the material
down pat, and delivered it in
a very untiresome manner, we
fhnr1ohr
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-06

Poem:
'Man wants but little here be-
low;
So sang the poet, long ago.
In modern times he wants still
less;
Andapart of that he'll get, UNI
less .
The tax collector finds he's got
Then lesser still he'll get, 'Dod-
2 Rot-It!" ...
Montana labor news., 1951-01-18

Carp ..icrs l..-m aeeeks. pfss
Naa.Fa II IH3u4as. see pres fiosd
Fal, in see. y sleg Byfnes rec e
R.cAld i.aae. treas. Jack Ga,i;.es.
c.. CsHf4as Nt..i warden. Joe
Ciffaaasen. 4 Il 7 mas. Henery
-
clcrks Meets Monday at p m. except
holidays. a. Miners Hall Z C. vawter.
pres. Mrs Eddie Maddox. vice pres.
an -S''S' r"ohe -'-'0
: i.a.tsr L eal - Meets Isl
lrsAa II . p Il id Frsdas al p II
1T srfg molti JOIN EcSrlts. Pres
-.
-
Electrical, Workers trnt Brotherhood OF
Electrical WORKERS. LocHi NO o. m
blo2- waiter II cisse. PR. "''e'
=. .e,, Rosert Z Nehol,s rec s,cy.
siner, coo,hs hps,n,ss mgr treas. 2os
ca Doso,a e. ph sa2s Meetings
oyerv -, and ard TUESDAYS. second
~. carro,,ers uar Executive board
-. -, rae : 10 p NJ third
~ car,a,,s-, hsu p q pox ls7
film Exchange Employees Local NO BIO
Pro. LIS las@i4tt S'tN Nj Mut
Montana labor news., 1951-01-18
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

international Union Of Mine. MIL anc
smelter workers. william Mason Exec
utive Board Member District No J.
$500 Phoenix Bldg Butte, Montana
Phone 5000.
s,,er Row Trades & LABOR Council meets
Tuesday. 8 p. m. Carpenters Hall. J
stanton. pres. Harry Oatt vice pc
Grant Lindsay. secy.- box 1877.
Butte Bldg. Trades councn meets Tues-
day at 7:30 p. m. Carpenters Hall
Henry Grabeualeia. ires, Frank BIZ
m.ngllan. wee pres; VIM Honey. Secy.
Ole Elliston. Treas
Montana State Assn. Plumbers and Fit
,ers-Theo- Kline. Great Falls. pres;
Montana labor news., 1951-01-18

pat c Sullivan. 10 N Main. Butte
secy mex, meeting At the call OF the
President
BARRIERS Paul Ronman. 1888 Harrison
pres John Stanton, vice pres, ). n
Costello. si8 Z Broadway. ee.-,feas
l. l. Hancock. rec secy.. J. p s-ifo-
.etz. guide Meets list and Sd Wednes-
ssy,. 3 D IN. Eagles Hall
Barteaders Meets a, 7lis z Park st.. I'd
vaudas at pm f'au SEWN. pres
. J o.conuell. rec. sec. d Holland.
sec treas N Main.
Boilermaker- Meets list and Sd Tuesdays,
1880. Good Tenrlars Hall. ais N Main
fiarrs shai.,t. pres Charles Carrie.
see o,o. Lc!e Joi 'son. Fin -secya
leo Mchalsky. trea Clt Treloar
rec IS cy. George Blair John paurls.
Art Gtrrt t~f4elrfs .
brewery WORKERS wm Maloney. pres
John Wald. Y.ce-pfes.. john D. o'Brien,
sec-treas.. 20al wall St Joe Keefe, re-
cOrdlng sec AlOr Nelson, * -ht-ulHia
Phone 44i2 Meets list wednesday. Car
penters' Hall
Bridge. Structural & Ornamental Iron
Workers-Joe Capps. pres. 1873 W. PARK
St: lee. secy. Reg Peters, 26i6 Harvard
Ave; iin.-ser. and B a Hubert Ben
jamln. 20iS Fn.llips Ave. Meets I'd and
sth Mondavs - Carpenters Hall.
Building Service Employees. Local No.
1863. Fred Sear.e, pres: George Macln-
' tosh. vice-pres; joan II. Driscol. b22
west Granite. sec and business agent
Phone 2-2i5s
Butchers 333-Meets I'd Wednesday. Eagles
Hall, Ed Pesanti, pres: Ed Johnson, vice
pres: James Lunney. fin sec; Jos
Driscoll. rec.-secy.: Robert 6trozxie
guide owen Williams guard
Montana labor news., 1951-01-18

The opening of a new year IS the
time TO take stock on what your fu-
ture is going to be-the time to take
a two-way look at your lie. lou
know what has happened through the
years past. but how about III Year,
from now-January !, 1861. Will you
be the one person in iour VINO WIZ
enjoy the freedom and financial mde-
%pendence that only cash savings can
guarantee? The opportunity to lake
advantage of that guarantee Is yours.
Sign up for the Payroll -atings flab'
There is no more profitable resolu-
ton than Buy L. 5. savings bonds
now" U 5 Tfeos1f, O'oo'H'-'
Montana labor news., 1951-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

No 4i557
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN the District Court OF the second JAa
,tal District of the State OF Montana
N and Tor tie County Of Silver Bow
j A MlLLEcAM, Plaintiff
pbemla Mcphail. as the duly elected.
qualified and nc ing County Treasurer oi
SILVER Bow County. Montana, Ralph M
trr and august Hitter, as heirs ul fhu
Hitter. deceased. all unknown helrs OF
Fred Hitter, deceased. II ans thrre De
Mrs. Ralph Hitter. vie OF haspA itltAef
such h person there be. Mrs August
inter. wife II August Hitter. u Auch a
person there be. The State Board Of Eqlai-
zAt40u OF the state OF Montana, ana oah
Coca. Ca, Robinson, and JVhh n
Mathews. as members thereof. lhc S.ate
Department OF Public welfare OF the Slate
Of Montana, Loretta SULLIVAN, Emmett
1.Rrien and Joe Sullivan. as Member
Of the Board Of County Commissioners o.
silver Bow County, Montana, Mount
norlAn Cemetery Association. u corpora
ton. DAILY Shea Undertaking COMPANY
a Corporation Or 40 ungheIlnl' aMu
tl41thetn Lyurh. as Creditors OF the rs
,ate Of FRED Inter. Deceased, and all
ofAer persons unknown, claiming or VINO
mlui.t claim som, right. title. estate or
interest IN or hen or e"htuihufaNee NV
tie real property described u tne com
plant o. ans thereof aos ,d 'inou
ilis o"neIs.4p' ~ ANs a,Ne- AnT i
piaintlfis tue thereto. ~Ae,' ,r Fan.
olaim Or possible cam pe pas ~ nass,ble
Nnsent ~lne!lu.Ns w acgrped
claim OF ao"ei sntaoa1'
psirHp@nt ,,NrANa ro THf
III slhiE ~ tr.n.Nrs AMI TC
ABOVE NAMED LEI t1np nowx
ALL OlhLR ffNooH9 ,o,en IL answe
You aie h.'ens scitnn when /
the Complaint ~ ~ rs cierk of III!
lied ~ lHe Ol,''e 7 = ,,nrautth serve,
Court a c'py ~ IN. ~ oo1r answer an,
npou ~. - ,ssreof mon plaintiffs at
serve a copy t! III nry ''9a, DAYS ate
I leI"'s 49,. ~ e'tnmons ex lusiye O
the service q nus Sl,nn'on'' ~ Vol
! tae day 81 aeiF'ee W I'd mar
failure to appea! anu - de,anit 20
l w.li be takth "sa .a' n rnmnlaint
/. the re.,i aenaA.apu . y XIX n res
Tres "rton yir, ana being !
7 properly attN. ,,.n,tara and MOI
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Montana labor news., 1951-01-18

h"-'-s q.n 4.s.-
-. soet, bus.
= q
Mailers' Union Meets LIST SUNDAY OF
month q, ! p m at DAILY Post bios e
Moore pres } soailon sec Address
Mea, Gutter y 81 Prs I'd LeSoo'a'
vee-pteS Nm Priss fee 'eeN ~"
4 Thomas BUS acent James Au""''
Meets I'd and sth Thursday. hAF'ef
Hall Clce hours 'o-il an h"S
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jean bh""a'o' Il '
20 ~ :, Yss,s,ans Han
Montana sat County sno Mun'e'pa'
Employees. No 1910 pes AAns r.'
1914 lar son Ave hu''e' 'aous
woolmsn ST 8utle. Montana: secy
t,la ucInpl. 2o4 W woolman ST
pn,,e Montana Treas. Teresa Quirk-
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III '"s =, Nudge
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pres Albert kretineef Sfef Ah'u'
s arkson rru#te,s. Louis
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i :, and
Operating hhs"es' rn.n,ars p.n
50 ihuisuas' . n.,.x. v,es
A Mafish' pres.
nres { sanders. I'm. sec, and bus
agent
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Montana labor news., 1951-01-18

DEMAsD HE UNION LABEL
Montana labor news., 1951-01-18

patte stage EMPLOYEES 3 Operators Union,
Local o4--Ed Curran. pres Earl Wnes
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"a Household Items

HOLLYWOOD BEDS, refrigera-
tors, bedroom suites, kitchen
and occasional chairs, metal
springs, box springs, chest and
book cases; finished and unpaint-
ed, lamps of all kinds, smoking
stands, mattresses, tables of all
kinds, dinette sets, tilt back
couches, baby carriages. Numer-
Gus household articles, including
beds of all kinds, desks. Lowest
prices for the above used and
new furniture. Call me to buy
your old furniture. Store of
Nearly-Nu-Furniture, 34l6 Duck
Avenue, Poinciana, Phone 1901.
apr7-tf
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50Legal Notices
Continued

I-a:ianassee, Florida
March 26th, 1851.
NOTICE
NOTICE ia h-TesJy given that tn
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the State Of Florida
PURSUANT to Law. will offer 70
sale, for objections only. in Tai
lahassee. Florida. at ii:GO o'ciiel
AN. May LIST, 1851, the land il
MONROE COUNTY, described a
folio as:
An area of bav bottom land in
the Bay of Florida north of
a n d adjacent to h north
shortline of part of Govt. Lot
Z, Section ., Township 60 South,
Range 32 East. at Marathon,
X eY Naea, Monroe County,
Florida. and more particularly
described as follows: Commence
ing at the intersection of the
West Line of Section ., Town
ship So South, Range 30 East,
and the centerline of u. $.
Highway No. !, run northeast
erly along the centeFline of
[. :. Highway No. l for a dis
tance of 1861 feet to a point;
thence with a DETECTED angle
to the left of 50 13' and north
for Il distance Of SIS feet, more
line of the Bay of Fla. Said
point also to he known as the
point of beginning of the bay
bottom land hereinafter describ-
ed; from said point of begin
ming run North 10 80 West
for distance of IFS feet, more
or less, to point on the high
water mark of the westerly
shoreline of Fanny Key No. 3;
thence meander the westerly and
northerly shoreline at the high
water mark Of Fanny Key No. 3
for a distance of 800 feet, more
or less, To a point; thence pun
due North for a distance of 60
feet, more or less, to point
y which is $50 feet due norm OF
the point of beginning; thence
with a detle cted angle to the
right of 659 90 and North G5S
and OO' East for a distance of
26T feet to point; thence with
a DETECTED angle to the right
of ll5' 90 and South for a dis
lance of 1870 feet to point;
thence with DETECTED angle
to the left of 90 80 and South,
30 30 East for n distance of
457 feet to the northwest cor
ner of an existing dock; thence
meander the westerly side of
said dock to the ShGFeline of the
bay of Florida; thence meander
the shoreline of the Bay Of
Florida in n southwesterly di-
rection for a distance of 525 feet,
more or less, back to the POB,
containing "a acres, more or
less, excepting from this de-
seription Fanny Key No. 3, Fan
ny Key No. and Fanny Key
No. 5, said Fanny Keys 3. and
having been decided to the
applicant by previous deed.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps.
The Sale. if and when made,
shall be subject to the Trustees
reserving unto themselves 1870 OF
the phosphate, minerals and metals
and 500 of the petroleum thereon
or Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF !. l. FUND
reserve the right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees of
the Internal Improvement Fund of
the State OF Florida.
FULLER WARREN,
Attest: Governor
r c. ELLIOT, Sec,
Trustees, ]. L. Fund
. ar3o;apr6- 81. 1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 12-7l1
RALPH IT. STURRUP,
Complainant.
va DIVORCE
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: JOYCE y. STURRUP,
a., l65 West 126th St,
New York, n. Y,
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED.
and REQUIRED to serve a copy OF
vonr Answer to the Complaint for
Diyorce on the Complainants At
torney and file the original An,
Swer in the office of the Clerk or
the Circuit Court on or before May
7th.. A. ID. 1851, in the above en-
titled matter, otherwise the aliega-
lions therein contained will be tax
en- as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, TINS
4th day of April, A. u. 1851
fSeal1 EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida,
By: (sd) Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
J. Y. PORTER Nv,
Solicitor for Complainant,
Alb Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida.
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Tallaha ssee, Florida,
March 10th, 1851.
knTUfsE


NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida,
Pursuant to Law, will offer for
sale, for competitive bids. in Tai
lahassee, Florida. at 1900 o'clock
AN. May LIST, 1851, the land in
follows:
Government Lot 2 of Section
81, Government Lot | of Sec
ton SO, Government Lot 1 of
Section "a, Township Ga South,
Range 35 East;
Government Lot 4 Of Section
80, Government Lot of Sec
tion "a, Township 81 South,
Range 80 East;
Government Lot of Section 3,
Government Lot l of Section 4,
Township e5 South. Range IS
East, less PIGS acres granted
to Florida East Coast RR XIV,
containing 10S.73 acres.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps.
The Sale, il and when made, shall
be subject to the Trustees reserving
unto themselves 75m of the phos-
phate, minerals and metals and
500 of the petroleum thereon or
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
By ORDER of the Trustees of the
Internal Improvement Fund of the
State of Florida.
FULLER WARREN.
Attest: Governor
r. C. ELLIOT, Sec,
Trustees, /. l. Fund
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50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE cow
IN CHANCERH.
Case No. 12-773
COLLEEN j. HENDRIX,
Complainant,
VS. DIVORCE
JOHN +. HENDRIX,
Defendant.
NOTICE
TO: John +. HENDRIX,
ISIS Ammen pD-527,
t. 5 Naval Base,
Charleston. South Carolina.
YOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that YOU are required to serve a
COPY of your answer to the Com
Dlaint on the Complainant'S attor-
ney and file the original answer in
the office of tho Clerk of the Cir
cun Court on or before the 30th
day of May, 1851, otherwise the al
in said Complaint Will he
tnken as confessed and decree
pro confesso entered against you.
DONE this 18th day of April, 1891.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy clerk.
PAUL f.. SAWY Err,
.517M Whitehead street,
Key West, Florida. scar,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 12-740
ROBERT HACK EFT THOMPSON,
Plaintiff,
VS. DIVORCE.
DOROTHY HUBBLE THOMPSON,