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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAFOIIa RIRTMnAYa

Feb. s-Rose Tllotson. 10 No
Ninth ST.
Feb, i0-GcorEc Lewis, zoos
Aldrtch Ave. No. Dorothy Mae
kincannon. Tot Oak Lake Ave.
No: Leslie Green. 30T Dupont NJ;
Mrs, r, J. Fnppin. seas Second
Ave. So.
Feb, - Clarence Smith. 270a
Fourth Ave. So: Charles Wagner
1889 Fifth Ave, So: Leo Crump.
1907 nth Ave-. So. Mrs, D. Bu-
ford. 1883 Fourth Ave, So; Mrs
Katie Ellis, Mrs. T q, Jones, Set2
Third Ave, So,
Feb lS-MrS. ella Williams.
AIS Aldrtch Ave. No. J, T. Smith.
pT6 Bryant Ave Mo- Charlie Pier
son, 1901 Bryant No; Mrs. Lulu
Moore. eTS Bryant No,
Feb, II Mrs. Corrine Bum
s4s Aldrich No: Mrs, Sarah Dor
sey. ll0S ADdrich Ave. No; Har-
old MAyes. Sr.. SSle Fourth Ave
So, Terry Whitaker, bis Hum.
boldt No, Rev. II. A, Smith. 22i8
nth Ave, So, Harlan \. Watson,
ia nth Ave. 30.
Feb 10 Robert Young, 2G27
Chicago Ave: Mrs. WenRle Miller,
S22 Emerson No,
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NOTICE or INCORPORATION

Notice IL hereby given mat kEH
Hleattst Avenue Building CIFpSfas
lion vac Incorporated under the
laws Of the Htsts ~ bihbssoiA IN
ganuary 70. 1854 The general pgF-
pose Of this corporation j. 80 buTr
sell and deal In real sHd personal
property aHd 10 % 81 things Bsgss'
saFY, nsuai 81 tHTlSsBtal 10 the fur.
ihsTiBE 81 said purpose
The address ~ iis TsRisisTs1 Of
'Ies 10 zfg Sle0ilst Avenue. Alnss.
spots, Minnesota tie NIs' BSaTd
% Directors consists 81 BaTHsy ~
Davis. 1lte Holmes AysnBs yamss
A Davis. 17ts Upton ATsp1s south /.
Hyssss sSs,h' ali Of Minneapolis.
Minnesota The insSFporators are
Barney " Davis fIs Hsimss
Avenue. Minneapolis. Mihnssota;
ArAoid 4 KATliHE 1lst Drew
Avenue south. MiRasapolis, hinnss
sotA. ana ahsldSn y kATiins, 1851
Jersey AvsnSs, ~ Louis PaTs, Min
Ia rIcotLET AVENUE BUILD.
mo CORPORATION
sarbs. KATiiEs. nTOasmAB HaT-
iias. ItR AttOTBsya
BT ARNOLD \ KAHI.lHB
Dated JangafT ~. 1851
sashs, kASiins. orossman 4 HAfiins
lie Attorneys
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oRDER Yon mEARING os

PHNNVNoN w HNbs NNNpN
stats 0f Minnesota. County Of
Isnnspin In Probate Court
IN Re Estate 81 samuel Hsssn-
thai, Dsosdsnt
III in ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, II any they
hays, before this Court on Monday
FsbruaFT 18th, 1867, ~ 10 o'clock
A NJ in the Court House In Mime
ap0lis, Minnesota, Why license
should no, be granted 90 the repre-.
sentative Of said estate 20 sell csF-
tain real estate described In the
petition Of the representative, bsrs.
IN filed This order shall be pub
iishsd In the Minneapolis epoksss
man ana copies thereof mailed A.
e0FdinH 10 laW
COURT HEALD -.
wfTHEss the HOH JAMES u
KEHOE, Judge Of Probate
C ,.s,' this i'nd d'' OF January
ERNEsT . LOgEHZ.
Clerk o. Probate Court
o. ~ Jnstsr, ATTORNEY.
tep Aadrus BIDS
fapOkssmAn. Jan as: gsb. ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08

Marjorie Hayes, Mary Hudson.
Laura Hatchet. Rue Mayes, Min
ME Washington. Aston Taton.
Miss LsnOra Davis received many
lovely gifts.
Home On Leave: Pfc. NathaniSb
Walker Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Walker Sr.. 3645 Fifth
Ave. So. arrived home Saturday.
February on a five day leave,
Pfc. Walker will leave the city
Sunday. February IL for Virginia,
where he Is to be stationed.
Missionary Society Of Zion: The
Missionary Society OF Zion Bap-
fist church met Tuesday. Febru-
airy 5, at the home OF Mrs. Bessie
Harris, 1906 Glenwood Ave. No.
They held a mission installation
and program. Mrs. Lucille Cooper
gave a talk on Negro History
The next monthly meeting will be
Wednesday March 5, They Will
have a guest speaker, who will
talk on the Home Mission of
Twin City Baptist Union"
Club UnO-Score: The members
and officers of the Club Uno-
Score. will meet at the home of
Mrs. Milicent Franklin. 1892
Second Ave. So. Saturday. Feb
ruary 9. They will form new by
laws and a constitution.
Celebrated Birthday: Little
Katherine Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. WenZle Miller. 522 EN-
ersOn Ave. No, celebrated her
FIRST birthday. Sunday. January
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The WAY ! SEE TT
q BY NEIL DODsoN RUSSELL

NEW YORK CrrYAmeean writing. influenced by the spec
the Poeetbook novel, descend
ing nOhnGneSs rugged writing
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Economically priced Want Ads
furnishes services quickly when
placed In this paper.
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the box and the
The next mishAP occurred the the Metropolitan opera
when star Rise SeVcnS the lead role Carmen had
tipped act while her hands behind
Ladies who
"Strcecar Named Desire" absolutely
mumbhnE
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ut. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Fob. Eugene q, Willis. St
Paul. Norton Parker, 81 Royal
ston.
Feb. IL Clementine sydes. 700
lRlehart Ave.
Feb. lo-s. E. williams. Sb7 1t
Anthony Ave.
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following the heels Of World War II and typlned
by books like From Herr To Eternity" concerns
itself with the psychology OF fonieAtiOn mental
Illustration and sociological meAnderings.
Authors with . beat towards "seTio0s"
writing cit by and watch the mad scramble for
the twenty-five cent POCketbOOkA. They dertde
the ChlldiAh bunEling that goes under the head.
ing Of craftsmanship In thc@e efforts bat they
cant laugh off the financial returns THAI pour
In from the most sexy and sensational Of Tire
present day lot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08
SOCIAL & PERSONAL

- BRIDAL Shower Mrs Robert Alexander and Miss Perlie
DAVIS 5es Clinton were hosteses bridal shower given
honor of Miss Lenora Davis 1928 Clinton So in Mrs Aex
ander home Saturday night February Among present
were Misses Gwen Morrow Mary BeedOve Toya Oden Peare
Swift Mines Frances Ripper Geraldine Heron Helen Harris
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
National Head
OF "GOod Eggs"
To Speak Here

Max Schufelt of Portland, Ind,
president of the National Good Egg
club, will be the principal speaker
at a Poultry Management meeting
sponsored by Amstutz Hatcheries of
Bluffton in the high school auditor
ium Wednesday, October %, at 7:45
p. m.
Mr.. Schufelt will discuss poultry
management, feeding and diseases.
The local poultrymen will also see
an interesting film on the subject of
modern methods of feeding livestock,
and other special entertainment has
been arranged" " by Edward Wahlie,
manager of the hatchery including
an appearance of the Zurcher ac-
cordian players of Berne, Ind.
All persons interested in the meet
ing's subject are invited to attend
Mr.. Wahlie said. A large number
of post card announcements have al
ready been placed in the mail and q
large audience is expected.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
Governors Secretary Addresses Class
In Government At BluftOn College

Students of American Government
at Bluffton College are examining
the practical side of government and
getting their information first hand
from the men inside.
Already having entered into class
room discussions with Mayor w. A.
Howe on village government; Ray
Hilty, former Richland township
clerk, and Russell L. Hire, county
auditor, on those levels of govern
ment, Tuesday they heard talk by
Ralph Locher, former Blufftonite now
secretary to Governor Lausche.
Mr.. Locher, himself a Bluffton
graduate of 1886, explained the
problems of state government from
the governors seat in Columbus and
brought textbook theory to life for
the 10 upper level students in the
class.
The class, being taught this year
by Robert S. Kreider, assistant pro-
fessor of history, is placing special
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
Legion Auxiliary
.Honored At Dist.
Meet In Lima

Bluffton unit, American Legion
Auxiliary, was honored at the Fall
Conference of the district held in
Lima last week for achievements OF
its membership committee in attain
ing their quota.
Mrs. Carl Burkhart, president OF
the local unit, was presented with
set of miniature desk flags in honor
of the occasion. Mrs. Kenneth Henry
and Mrs. Swan Stonehill are CO
chairmen of the membership COM
mittee.
Nine members of he local organi-
zation attended ire meeting includ-
ing Mrs. Garnette Foltz, who re-
ported on the National Convention
in New York which she attended as
district delegate.
Other Blufftonites at the confer
ence were Mrs. Monroe Amstutz,
Mrs. Harry Triplehorn, Mrs. Eva
Kohl, Mrs. Carl Burkhart, Mrs. Don
Martz, Mrs. Swan Stonehill, Mrs. Al
dine Weiss and Mrs Don Corson.
Mrs. Martz and Mrs. Corson acted
as color and banner bearers in the
professional ceremony.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
College Choir To Sing
For Music Assn.

The Bluffton College Vesper Choir
has been invited to participate in the
annual winter conference of the Ohio
Music Education Association in Day
ton on December 6.
The first portion of the Saturday
morning conference will be choral
clinic. The men of the choir will
sing the required numbers in all
classes for high school boys glee
clubs that will be used in the district
and state additions in the spring of
1853. The women of the choir will
sing the required numbers for the
high school girls choirs. This will
give the directors an idea as to the
possibilities of each number.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
LEGAL NOTICE

dence is England and whose address is care
Mrs. Bottomley. Ii Ross street, Cambridge.
England, is hereby notified that Milton B.
Stutzman has filed his petition against her
for divorce and all pronAr relief, on the
grounds of gross negIect of duty and one
years wilful absence, inf case No. 41174 In
the Court of Common Pleas of Allen County,
Ohio at Lima, Ohio Said may be
heard and decided after tie expiration of six
weeks from the first publication of this no
tice.
MILTON B. STUTZMAN. Plaintiff
By John A. Robenalt, His Attorney,
504 Citizens Bldg, Lima, Ohio. MO
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16

emphasis on government at local
levels. 1t is the belief that it is
with these levels where the students
will most Immediately rub shoulders
after graduation.
The Federal Government is not
being overlooked, however, and on
Friday, February 81, U. S. Rep. Nc
Cullough of Pique will be the speak
er. The government class will hear
Rep. McCulloch in chapel. All of
the other students will have the op-
portunity to attend as well as any
townspeople of Bluffton who wish
to attend.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16

Section L: For the second ten-year period
of this franchise. the rates to be charged by
said grantee shall be fixed by the Council of
said Village by and with the consent of the
grantee or in the event of the inability of the
Village and grantee 10 agree, shall be such as
may be fixed or determined in accordance
with any provisions of the General Code of
Ohio. or the laws Of the State of Ohio, which
may at the time be applicable, but, In any
event, the rates shall be such as to produce
to the grantee the same return as provided
in Section III hereof.
Section J: The grantee shall keep all rec
ords and accounts of the utility in such form
as shall be lawfully prescribed by any regu-
latory body having jurisdiction. subject al
ways TO the right of Council OF the Village
to require more detailed forms and to exact
more comprehensive statements than may be
prescribed by such body. The Village shall at
all times have access to and opportunity Tor
inspecting all properties of the utility and
auditing, examining and keeping copies OF
all records and accounts in any way pertain
ing to the ownership or operation of the utili-
ty, together with the right to require OF the
to the finances operations. management and
ownership thereof. The Village shall have
the further right to establish standards of
service, to prevent unjust discrimination in
service or rates, and to require adequate ex-
tension of plant, equipment and service.
Section Ia Zach section of this ordinance
and each subdivision of any section thereof is
fsrh indins ee'' or holding 20 amy section or subdi-
vision of any section thereof to be invalid or
void shall not be deemed or held to affect
the validity of any other section or subdi-
vision of this ordinance
Section is. This ordinance is hereby de-
clared to be an emergency measure necessary
for the immediate preservation OF the pubic
health safety and welfare in said Village
and for the further reason that immediate
construction of the extensions and improve
ments to be provided for from the proceeds
of the Improvement Bonds is essential to pro
vide adequate sanitary sewerage services for
the protection of the public health in said
Village; WHEREFORE this ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and imme-
diately after it's passage and approval.
Tg w. A. HOWE.
ca Mayor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
N-27
LEGAL NOTICE

GeiIard r. Keil, Mra. Gellard r. Keil, wife
of Gellard F. Keil, and the unknown heirs,
devisees, iegatees and assigns of Gellard F.
Keil, deceased; Maxhaly v. Worthington,
Mrs. Matheaiy v. wor4hington. wife Of Ma
thaly v. worthingtof. and the unknown
heirs. devisees. legatsas and assigns of Ma
thaly v. worthingtons deceased; and Write
F. Veron, Mrs. virtlssN. veron, wife of Vir-
tie v. veron, and tAe unknown heirs. de-
visees legatees and aAdgns of Write v. Ver-
on, deceased, whose places of residences are
unknown and with reasonable diligence can
not be ascertained, VIII take notice that on
the 90 day of Septsnber, 1882. the plain
tiff, Estelia M. Garrison. filed her petition
against them in the Court of Common Pleas
of Allen County, Ohio, the same being case
No. 411S2 in said court to quiet title of GER
tain real estate in eaid petition described
to-wit:
Situate In the City d Lima. County of AL
len and State of Ohip:
Inlots ten thousand seven hundred and
forty-four (10744) except ten 10) feet off
the entire west end 4hereof and inlot ten
thousand seven hundred and forty-ive (f0745l
except ten 10) feet oH the entire west end
thereof in Northern NTIeights Addition to
the City Of Lima, Allen County. Ohio.
The prayer of said nstition is to quiet the
title of said real estate and for equitable
relief Said defendants. are required to an
swer said petition on the 1st day of Novem-
ber 1852, or Judgment will be taken against
'"e''' EsTELLA NJ. GARRISON. Plaintiff
N-30 BY John A. Rohenalt Her Attorney
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
PLAN MASQUERADE PARTY

Residents of the Black School
District will enjoy a Halloween
party Monday, October 27, at 7:45
p. m. in the old Black School House
now being used as a community
building. All families of the COM
munity are urged to attend and ask
ed to bring pie and table service.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

THE STATE OF oHIoE
Estate of Donald Fl Kline, Deceased
been appointed and qualified Adnninistra-
tor of the estate of Dodnld F. Kline, late of
Allen County, Ohio. DECEASED.
Dated this End day o. October 1852.
JOSEPH b. QUATMAN,
N-22 A Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-16
PAGE EIGHT
ORDINANCE NO. sS-s2

Providing for the issuance of s155.-
900 First Mortgage Revenue Bonds OF
the VILLAGE Of Button under Section Il.
Article XVIII of the Constitution of the
State of Ohio for the purpose of improv-
ing and extending the municipal sewer
age SYSTEM to authorize the execution
of q mortsfge OF sala sys'eh .hs.n anu .nS .ng
the revepu4s thereof, to secure said
bonds to detne the terms of franchise
under whichI in case OF foreclosure. the
purchaser nay operate said system to
provide in ekent of default for the ap-
pointment ofka receiver to administer said
system ; and Ito declare emergency.
WHEREAS hhe Village of Blufton now
owns and operAtes as a public utility (here-
in-after referred to as the "Utility'1, sew
erage coIlectiou and disposal system, the
services of whidh are and are to be supplied
20 persons and borporktions within ana with
out the corporate limits Of the village, but
which Utility ii inadequate TO take care Of
the present and future needs of said Village.
Its inhabitants and other users and
WHEREAS, based upon reports OF Fink
beiner, Pettis aud Strout, Consulting Engi-
neers for the Village, Council has determin-
ed it TO be necessary to undertake immediate
iy the enlargement of the facilities of the
Utility by constructing a sewage treatment
plant and intercerter sewers as designed and
recommended by said engineers. all in ac-
eoruauce with saiH reports Hereinafter gen.
der to overcome khe existing inadequacy in
eervice of said Utility; and
WHEREAS, IL as desired to finance the
improvements aforesaid and expenditures in
eident thereto without imposing any liabili-
t. upon the Village of Button by the Is
Euance and sale OF mortgage revenue bonds,
In accordance with Article XVIII, Section
AZ of the Constitution Of Ohio, which bonds
Hereinafter called Improvement Bonds")
together with any additional bonds subse-
nuently issued on I parity herewith (herein-
after called Additional Bonds" the I'm
provement Bonds and Additional Bonds be
ing hereinafter collectively referred to as
Ehe "Bonds'o are 10 be secured by the Mort
gage hereinafter provided for Hereinafter
referred to as ths "Mortgage") upon the
properties and revenues of the Utility and
by a franchise td become effective in the
eyent of foreclosure of the Mortgage;
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE TT ORDAINED
BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF
bLUFFToN, ALLEN COUNTY. OHIO:
Section 1. That 1T Is deemed immediate.
Improvement BondS for the purpose of inn
proving and extenflnE the existing munich
pal sewerage system by construction of tbs
Project hereinabovea described.
The improvements Bonds shall be date<
October l, 1852 shall be of the denomina
tion of one thousand dollars (s1000.00) each
shall be nun hered from l to lbs and shall
bear interest payable semi-annually on Jun'
Hrst and December frst of each year, begin
ming June L. 1853, until the principal sun
is paid. at the rate per annum of 3ATc
Said Improv"~rent Bonds shall mature an
nually on Decanber list in their CONSECUTIVE
numerical order as follows:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15
Beef Production
Bulletin Out

MORE EFFICIENT and economic
cal beef cattle production is ring-
ing challenge in this era of in
creased demand for meat.
To cope with this challenge, cat
tlemen must strive to improve their
basic production methods. They
must adopt management procedures
that viii increase calf crops, inn
prove breeding herd health, step
up hay and crop yields, and improve
and increase forage on limited graz
ing areas.
In new publication, "Commer-
cial Beef Cattle Production in Wyo-
ming" practical recommendation
that will aid producers are discussed
thoroughly by the authors, DR.. N.
w. Hilston, animal production de-
partment head, and Tony Fellhauer
and Nels Dahlquist, agricultural ex-
tension service livestock specialists,
of the University of Wyoming's col
lege of agriculture at Laramie.
A free copy of this cattleman's
aid, Circular 40, which has just
been published by, the Agricultural
Extension service, may be secured
by contracting local Wyoming county
agricultural agents.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15
Bulletin Reports
On Prenilking

MILKING COWS Dry Before
Parturition" is the title of new bull
letin published by the Montana ag-
ricultural experiment station. and
in it dairymen will find the results
of an experiment to determine what
effect the milking Of cows prior to
freshening has on co1ostrum and
udder troubles that commonly occur
at calving time.
Copies of the bulletin, which was
written by E. A. Keyes and Erwin P.
Smith of the dairy industry depart
ment, may be obtained from county
extension agents or by writing di-
rect to the experiment station Ii
brary at Montana State college.
AT the conclusion Of the test the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15
TbOe ab0at decided ge checkers and 20 back to farnsiu
since they f0and ont ab0ut BIG Pos0er-CNrge tiresd

When you find out about fast-workine,
money-saving B. F. Goodrich tires, you'll
use them for all your tractor work. Each
rugged Power Curve cleat is pointed with
hard, arrowhead nose that bites into the
soil. The whole tread is rounded to dig in
like spade, give you full shouldef-ro-
shoulder traction. Every turn Of the wheel
counts because Power-Curve tires grip the
soil and reduce slippage. And Because
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15
Snow Surveys
Show Increase

SNOW DEPTH SURVEYS made
in January by the U. S. geological
survey indicate over twice the mois-
ture content Of the 1850 average
in half of the mountain snow sheds
surveyed with the snow pack vary
ing in depth up to feet on Gibbons
pass in the Big Hole river basin. The
other stations showed a marked in
crease in snow depth and moisture
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15

station found, among other things,
that the premilked Holstein cows
secreted colostrum more readily than
the premilked Jerseys; the pre-
MIXED groups of both breeds gave
more colostrum on the freshening
day than did the cows that were not
premilked; premilking, along with
massage, helped relieve congestion
of the udders Of Holsteins, and the
udders were normal sooner after
freshening; the cows that produced
colostrum readily before freshening
did not have milk fever. Also pre-
MIXED cows reached a higher peak
of milk production than cows not
premilked.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15

Power-curve cleats are actually higher in
the center than those of the other two lead
ing makes, these powerful tires give longer,
trouble-free service. This means you save
money. Examine Power-Curve tires when
you're in the market for tractor tires. Com
pare them with other makes. You'll choose
Power-Curve tires-madeby B. F. Goodrich,
First in Rubber.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15
SEEDS AND PLANTS

MONTANA AND NORTHERN grown alfalfas
are hardest. Produce heavier yields. Write for
advance price list assuring lowest possible
prices direct to farmers all varieties alfalfa,
clovers and grasses. Montana Seed Company
Bozeman. Montana.
BUY New Rhizoma, Ranger and Cossack AL
fa1fa; Smooth Bromegrass; Crested and In
termediate Wheatgrass; Hubam Clover; and
James Hulless Oats direct from Sam Bober g.
Sons. Box ISL. Rapid City. 8. D.
INTERMEDIATE WHEAT GRASS seed for sale.
Cleaned. top quality. Edward O'Hare. Stevens
vile. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15
SCHOOLS

LEARN AUcrIoNEERNG Terms soon.
Worlds largest school Students sen real
sales Cont be misled Free catalog. Rei5ch
Auction School Mason City. Iowa
BE AN AUCTTONEER. Term soon Write for
information Missouri Auction School, 3241
Paseo Kansas City Mo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15

content also. Moisture content Tin
inches) in snow sheds surveyed with
comparison Of year ago and 1850
average is shown in chart below:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-01-15
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