The Beaverton review., April 21, 1933, Image 3

F R ID A Y ,
AJ'KII,
¿I,
luna
The
BELOW ZERO
A Romance of the
NorthWoods
H e a v e rto n
' Id \l s o n C L O V E R HIIOWH
I*ROM IRK
M iM INNVIl.LK
Crimson
clover
a* u possible cover crop, particu­
larly for nut orchards, has shown
exceptional promise this
year
in
limited triala in
Yamhill county.
Ill on« field viaitrd
by intereated
nut grower* it was found that the
crunaon
clover came hrough
the
winter without frees*
injury
and
even
started to grow by the firat
w"ek in February, latte
freezing
failed to atop thia early
develop
ment.
R e v ie w
itf'i.'i, and if
you
fail
so «o
appear
and answer the
plain
tiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed fo r in their said
complaint,
to-seit: That
plaintiffs
have judgment against defendants
I'eter V*-rgeer and M ary
M. Ver-
geer, his wife, and
against the
r 'a l
property hereinafter describ­
ed, for the sum of «1560.00 with in­
terest thereon since June 115, 1U815,
at the rate of eight per cent- per
annum, and for the coats and dis­
bursements of this suit, and
the
further
sum
of «76.00 attorney's
fees herein.
That
plaintiffs’
mortgage
de­
scribe,)
in their complaint herein,
and whith was executed by defen­
dants, I'eter Vergeer and M ary M
Vcrgeer, hia wife, to the plaintiffs
herein, and recorded on page 212
of book 115 records o f mortgages
for Washington County, Oregon, on
or about June 12, 1U80, be reformed
and corrected so as to express the
true intention and contract o f PeteT
Vergeer and M ary M. Vergeer, his
wife, and L. K. Klatt and Marion
Klatt, his wife, parties thereto by
describing the real estate therein
mortgage as
HUNGRY
FOR C A N D Y .
NOW
L E N T » OVER?
M A K IN G IT C A N BE
PLAY
C H ILD ’S
Since “ absence makes the heart
grow
fonder"
more
people are
hungry fo r candy, now that Lent
is over, than you could “ shake a
stick at” ! This, of course, provided
you happen to 1« given to
stick
slaking. Even if vou are not, you
are sure to be given to candy mak­
ing, for it is one o f
the happiest
and “ most fun” o f all the kitchen
arts. It is not work, it is actually
a pastime, and especially popular
now, when April showery weather
demands that all sports be indoor
ones.
to be stickey and thick, then beat
until almost solid.
Add nutmeats
scoop out on buttered platter.
B A I -l
W ATER TAFFY
(Chew y Seaside Confection)
1 teasp. soda
1 qt. dark syrup
2 tbsp. lemon
Put syrup into a saucepan
and
cook until temperature is 270’ G.,
or when tr od in cold water, it will
be slightly brittle. Stir occasionally
to prevent burning. Remove from
fire, to add soda. Continue cook mg.
stirring constantly until
tempera­
ture is 270’ F or when tried in
cold water it will be very brittle.
Remove from fire, add lemon juice
and pour into oiled pan. When cool
enough to handle, gather into ball
and pull until rather firm andlig/'.
yellow. Stretch into long rofe a « -
cut.
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D IV IN IT Y B A LL S
H T H A W B K K K Y N t KHKKY
1 'I.A N N B D
( l l ( M i l ) N C IT Y
OREGON
C IT Y — A
strawberry
nursery will be Carted on the farm
“Alni y«w t«*lI \\ lf>. \ * r * t
« • *n• li
said, sera teli I ng tils head. “Sit, Steele. o f Km matt Nordlund thia year as
ilitf >ini limi l<i£N uri* fluii «*rl Ita llilnu*
I done what you told me hut It didn’t |wrt of th* airrirultural
program
ili» itomi I h 'I mw
ir tiii-y a ri* ni iiMt*m
seem to gel us any when*. Lvory thing of the Oln«y
grange of
which
•mi • Inv Mflt«r loinorrow w«»’ll «litri lo
lo o k« strnijftit a h a siring.'*
Nordlund ia a member. Ify having
Hiiuiotf «*oi lioiHlliy!"
**So? Just what’«I you IlndT“
one place in that community where
Il«* ■I i U ihimm I o | i ili«* r«*» «*l\ « t .m i
“ Well. I did Ju«t what you suggest­
test work w;th many varieties can
lliniril il h iiy. ••}«•« («niirllllitfe
ed In your letter might lu* done. I
be carried on, mor« new aorta may
III* HUN oli aliliU> Krolltol, III* Uoi'VV
went to Knfiipff %j yesterday and made
Child
training
authorities are
the
county
Imi li«* Itiol loln/hliii'n «»o iinlv nin*
the point that the county didn't want la- obtained through
now
endorsing candy-making
for
tjio slate
experiment
■L*ort* : i I iìn vi . im ili.il In* Ioni l>«*«*ii « mi
to bury this tad nnd trlt*d to locale agent and
children, pointing out that it teaches
Orili III li la «HI Oli limi Uorl»«*l llllflil
station for obaervation under local
tils relatives.
I li I I I III mali «*r • Mil Ilf I'.iirk«*’ * Ii uni«
them to use their hands deftly, and
“Was careful to n*«k around In other conditiona than if many were t r y ­ The Kast Two Hundred Sixty.four
also to cook.
Certainly it is one
nini «miI* i«* his i»r.tt« at ill |l«r«4'll
11«
pla« «*s and. Just « « you figured, nobody ing to carry out a lot o f scattered and four
tenths (264.4) feet
»1
lllll lo*i mini »• •*.•iirrmif I'uiil tint­
form of cooking the young hope­
roiilit help. Then I went to («orla*!, individual tests, growers here ice-
I
»
t
No.
10
in
Block
No.
5,
Reed-
j
|.i*l jrt*V ; III*
tir WIN in»! riMtiv in Iim ili«.
fuls will enjoy fo r they
are
so
like It wua kiln) of a lu«t resort, and lie ve.
ville Homes as shown on the duly
kiittwn In lh«* «’**i«mr \
( A Soft Fruit Divinity)
II.
anxious to eat the results!
upologu«*d for troublin' him on It and
recorded map and
plat thereof,
Dl«* |MiMNtilllD«*«l Nf If unii
11« cups
sugar
to* tell« tin* «trulghtcNt story you ever
Even
fo
r
adults,
candy-making
and
situated
in
Washington
LOCAL NEW S
ilo«l Him llv iltM‘1V.l Ihnl ih«* n i «•».«i
1/3 cup corn syrup
h«*i»nt! If he’s crook«*«! h«*‘s too smart
n a y rightly
be reckoned
child's
County, Oregon.
a --------------------------------------------------- a
«i -
iniuntB*r t If Nil • i.u r «tinti 11 « I*
% cup water
for U«
Vnd mu y tic we’re gu. "«In’
That plaintiffs’ said
mortgage, P>*y.
you
hnow the secret of
M rs. K
D . M <(«,wan. who was
a litirl* *1 «V»»uhi iiiit 1»«* •
H teasp. salt
wrong nil ali*ng Die line.“
a«
reformed
and
corrected,
be
de-
having
it
come
out
right
every
confined to her bed by severe ill­
llltf *i|* ’* ...... «*• •• • «•' «o*•!!«•• •
1 egg white
“ What did he offer?**
time.
Home
confectioners
puny lie until«! !«*| Iturkf »In lh#*
ness, is
reported
somewhat
im­ creed to be first lien and a first single
Ik teasp. vanilla
**ll I, he told rue everything! lie
mortgage upon the real
property whose candy is creamy, smooth and
proved
r«*«i <>f iln* (ulkloff for lilm «■ llurkr
I-a pi . pasteurized dates
fold Die slralght«*st story u maud ever
above
described;
that said mort- I rt‘e from grains and
sugariness,
In««1 «Imu* Juai now.
Is cup nutmeats
Mrs. Itnelma Jesstrab of Haver
lUti ned to. I l f ’d Hred this mini him-
gage, as reformed
ar.d corrected, recommend using a combination of
Hi* U nil |<| |||»( tin\ l*« rn «n rntnfnrl
Vs cup toasted coccanut
** * * I f he «nid. h«*«*nt|se lie hum full of Montana was a house guest at the be foreclosed and said real
prop- sugar and com syru pin ingredients
«i»l<* In n ) In* b«*«'0 It u ill«* y f no«* In
Cook sugar,
white syrup, water
in*Mitt, Said It a *.iln and n :aln flint home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gray
erty subject thereto and herein!*-1 using light or t!ark syrup accord-
dil«*ni which trnoa|ilr«il after ■upprr
Die nmn'd I m *«* ii drunk as a lord! If from Thursday till Monday.
and salt to the hard ball gtage or
Unit Ol^’ht. II«* u i|« III III«* nit'.«'«* ullh
fore described be sold as upon e x - >rg to the type o f candy. Too, canr
h«*’s lying, he sur«* Is a g oik ) hand
(260’ F .) Leave .sauce pan
over
Mnrk mut Jack Tall t h m n llgltl
Several members of the Beaver­ erution in the foreclosure of mort- dies which contain syrup are rich j
st It
energy
^urner
»he
heat
has
been
turn-
«Irlvltiit (emu c*u ok * lr«i((lotf sllfiilljr
gages
and
the
proceeds
o
f
said
sale
in
dextrose,
the
valuable
ton Rebckah lulge attended the Dis­
“W hat do you supponi* lie'll say If
Itlln i Illli(i T il» ilrlviT «ti*l»J'i'«l tJntt ll,
food element, and
are therefore j
egg white quickly with
trict Convention held at Hanks last be applied as follows, vix:
he
klii*w
h «• hud n witfu*«« to tils
11***1 (lu* n«*nr horse In u nn|iliiii; nod
particularly healthful fo f children. * Dov« r ^ • ter- ptour th« hot *3rrul>
Saturday
in
all
day
session
First:
To
the
payment
of
the
handing o u t a Jug to this man? And
B|*|imn«inM tit«« mil«' bulltllnjt with
You are not really a master of over th*
white beating
lien and claim
of these plaintiffs
If the willies« was pretty certain the
Herman S. hottm/in
received se­
n Nirlil«* which lt«*flpoki* t!«»i m ill nit Don.
until you can m a k e . cons^nG y until
candy will
hold
under said
note
and mortgage, candy making
Jug
wa«
HII«
m | with gasoline?"
vere lacerations when he fell while
Al »hr Step* whirl» Ini to th« <)<M»r*
several kinds.
You
Add vanilla, •
sliced
date}
n u s.
I UU shoull
B llU U V i know
» n v w »K»P*-
-
which
amounts
to
«250.00,
with
in­
“ Huh?’’ Mmdshnw- gnuped
“ Wit- usinic a tractor on hia farm north
Hlljr
In* NloWlNf,
however
I «I u tit
Li w to niskc
i mndL ,choPP*d
chopped nuts
ake » i at loasi
least nnz>
one variptv
variety,
" “ ts find
and mix
mix thor-
terest thereon since June 12, 1932,
n«*«a? Y « »«i metti» -’*
id Beaverton. Tile tractor ran over
stream«»! through n wliot«iw upnn
chewy, creamy, soft ouKhly- Turn out on molding boaid.
o f each t>.
at
the
rate
of
eight
per
cent,
per
John nndd«*d. “ Witness!** !ie nhls- him, catching one foot beneath it.
him ; h«* glntu «*«! Inttld* nod stopp«*<1 . . .
are
looking
for i . Shape into long cylinders and roll
and hard. I f you
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|H*re«i sharply
**l \«* got him. Nut
It made two trips around the field annum, and the costs o f this suit sure-fire recipe.«, these will please ,n chopped toasted cocoanut.
• ltO*»»t with N )nl|
and
o
f
said
sale,
and
the
further
Rapidly hr recounted what !>«• before help nached him. One toe
John wu« stuiuling wlirr«* tin* rays
you— and tickle your
sweet tooth
Voiin,- li.nl tnlil I n unit the «lii-rllT's "-as completely cut off. one- foot sum of «75.00 attorney's fees here­
of III«* tillMglflg Intiip frll fllll nit Ilia
COCOANUT TOFFEE
mightly.
grew round with exi-lti-ment.
broken, and injuriea were received in.
for«*, holding pip«* 111 olio hulot nod
(Both
Hard and C hew y!)
The balance, if any, to be dispos­
“Now," John went mi, ••the next above his knee. He wgs rushed to
hurtling match In tin* other. The one
G R A F E F R IT T P E N U C H E
1 cup sugar
ed
of
as
said
court
may
be
advised
move Is to upset CJorls-l't n « n story. Dr. Meson s
offre in
Beaverton,
out «1 dr u niched John. cln«i*ly. and
\ cup thin cream
ami may direct; that the lien
of
(U n usual Creamy C andy)
lie lold joii ngivtn nml mrnlii that the where he received treatment,
• ft«*r « ummrot he laughed «oftly to
% cup white corn syrup
said
mortgage bo decreed
prior
n mi vi ns ilrinil;
I W illin g ili-csirt Ml------- —— —
__ _
1 No. 2 can grapefruit
hlto«rlf,
1/16 teasp. salt
and superior to all claim, interest
3 tbsp. sugar
A loan cam«» out of tho cook shanty
1 Vk tbsp. butter
fllcohnl In It. Ilit'ii I'll 111 D o r h l'l« «Vili
or equity o f each and all of the de­
3 cups brown sugar
nnd walked toward« lb « office. The
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Vk teasp. vanilla
1*11 hi« H I V t**H‘lir«t« 1*1*1 Hi* Nl! .|.f c |c ,|
fendants
herein,
and that
such
visitor lugged «1 the visor of tits fur
2/3 cup water
N O T IC E O F F I N A L S E T T L E -
2 pkg. chopped toasted cocoanut
«•f umori iim! iimofi u n i it mild chu ru* e
other and further decree be grant­
m p nnd toriird t«» in«*l him.
3 tbsp. white syrup
J iE N T
In i hi»* «i:» I«* \ n t !’*
ed herein as may seem just and eq­
Cook sugar,
syrup, cream a n i
“Sny, Jsck,“ ho said, “where's
3 tbsp. butter
T H E CXJI N T Y
COURT
OK uitable.
Hl«»ch* ?**
’TM «i»t * I 11 *»n y It nlfi't ! I» n IN
salt, stirring until the
sugar is
tk cup pecans.
T H E S T A T E O F O R E G O N FO R
Wi-’ll ti;i\ «* n iletiiiryln’ In
“Ain’t In* In tho olttre Du* re?*' ttie Tit«*
dissolved.
Continue cooking
until
2/3 cup condensed milk
I That if after said sale and the
W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
ottirr coontrroit. ••Son* hr Is! Thnt'i I s d»»> *»r two now find »«*'11 ni* wh.it
Cook grapefruit and 3 tablespoons the temperature 244’ F. is reached.
application of the proceeds there­
In the Matter of
the Estate
o f of for the payment of the moneys uhite sugar until they form a thick Add the butter and C'ntinue cook-
I H »*'|| «4-V ’ '
him, «landin’ up th«*ro "
I in-« i .i ikr*ii until hi 11 * nnd .t « »! « ii
Harrison M. Hughson, Deceased due the plaintiffs on said note and jam. Mix brown sugar, milk, water 1 in g until 260° F. It will be necess-
“<»h. I hank«.** nnd with n muttered
h . ni I «• til« lu d wiDi n ftin*r «4-ii*»4* of
Notice is hereby given, that the mortgage H should be ascertained syrup and butter and cook over low ary to stir this candy quite often
word ntmiil tying his t«*mn tho mnn
«*«•11
lh. hi ii * limi I iih I for n | h * ij * j undersigned
filmed nuny from ttio building«
lie
administrator o f
the that rai
scorches easily.
Sprinkle a
proceeds are insufficient fire, stirring constantly
and
not as it
lh %%*••(• l«| noi hn\«* I m *«* ii ««» above named estate, has filed in
dl«l tin tying; In* untied th«» one homo, I l!m**
until the thick layer of chopped, toasted co­
to pay suih judgment or decree as letting it come to boil
mnimiiMt tho s«*nt and (trine nwny I rolli)dN**«*nl ••• vertiiIn Hint h s proh
the above entitled Court and cause, the plaintiffs may recover herein, sugar particles are dissolved. Cook coanut on an inverted pan or bak­
i I* * ni would
■mnrtly.
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*tnl enrly , his final account and report as they may have judgment over and until a little o f the syrup
tested ing sheet. Pour the candy on the
li.liiilin, i 1.1 he l.iinvvn W Imt vs .-tit on such, and the Court has f ixad the
Then l*nu! Oorliel (Milled the liorsei
against
defendants
Peter
V er­ in cold water will form a soft ball; cocoanut.
Sprinkle the
top
with
to n walk nnd lighted n olgnr
lie
• «
Mh .lav *t M.n 1» IS, « I the
geer and
M ary M. Vergeer,
his add grapefruit and cook two m in- cocoanut. W hen
cold, break
into
stimk«»d rapidly n« In* thought rapidly.
Of 1" o'clock A
M o f said day. wife, in the sum o f such deficiency. tues longer. Cool until candy begin3 pieces. 1 lb.
I *u it I in«rlM*l ii.nl ilrU«*n hi« t«'ii trt
H r had gone Into the Illchnrd« woods
and the Court room of the above
That said defendants, Peter V e r ­
headquarters tonight !<» threaten nn*1 r»*lrnD«~«U Into K«imiafiisf thnt *l:iv, antitied Court in Hillsboro, Ore­
geer and M ary M. Vegecr, his wife,
hi«
«link
••>«*«
u'liiii'rliiK
K«*:ir
un«f
hndgrr this strnng«*r nnnn*«l Sto«*lo
A ll of Tract 37, First
Addi­
gon. as
the time and place
for be required to appear herein and further sum o f «75.00 attorney’s
who uns going an far In iip««*tling tho h.iii* m»4| J«*.’tI i . iinv r«Hh* h ID i him
the
tion to Cherry Grove, according
hearing objections to
saul final acH up by w ay o f answer any right, fees, with interest thereon from
W
hen
lu*
#
•
tu
r
r
e
t
h
i«
.»lilt
«•
h«»\v«»\i»r
fruition of n carefully Inl«l plan. Hut
to the duly recorded map and
account, and for the final settle­ title, interest or lien which
they 29th day of March, 1933. at the rate
In* had lint talked to him. hnd not
(Cuntinurd Next W eek)
plat thereof.
ment o f said estate.
or either o f them, have or claim to of six per cent per annum, to me di­
thought of stolon logs from the mo­
delivered, commanding to satisfy the hereinbefore nameJ
Dated
this 7th day of
April have upon said
premises or
any rected and
ment In* looked through tho window.
me to make sale o f the real prop­ sums and fo r the costs and expen­
O N
O K E C sO N
F A R M S | 1933.
part thereof.
John lU'lknnp. mn*<ju«*rndlng n« John
erty hereinafter described, I have ses o f sale and said writ.
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Hare,
M
cA
lear
A
Peters,
A
tto
r­
This
summons
is
served
upon
you
Steele!
II»* removed the cigar from
< I.ATSK \ M E — An al>..r ion con­
said . Said sale will be made subject
neys fo r Administrât.
by publication,
by order of
Hon levied upon and pursuant to
his mouth nnd laughed once, briefly
and
Decree of to redemption as
trol prog rum in this aection of C o l-1
per statute of
Doy
(.nay.
Administrator of Geo. R Ragley, Judge of the above Execution. Order
nnd without mirth. Then ho cut his
w ill
on the 1st
day of Oregon.
entitled Court, which
order
was Pale, I
said deceased.
leant cruelly with the whip and drove umuia county has been started by j
May, at the court house in H ills­
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this
made and da'ed March 22. 1933.
on pant his ramp when» tie hnd tin- dairymen with the cooperation
ti.vggi- Nelson.
Ihite of first publication March boro, W ashington County, Oregon, 29th day o f March. 1933
planned to Npend I he night. «p«*i»dlng of County Agent
S U MM O N S
at the hour o f ten o'clock a. m.
24. 1933.
J. W
CONNELL
for Kampfost. .
I.«*t Itnrko handle Dairymen report *»-v"re losses from
this disease, n.H only in loss
of In "Hu- Circuit Court O f The State
Sheriff of Washington County
the affair of stolon logs. I.nrgor mat
Date o f last publication.
April of said day, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in D. D- Bump Attorney fo r Plaintiff
■ alvi-« but reduced production, so a
W
Oregon For Washington County 21, 1933.
lent commanded his attention
hearty rs-sponss- was had
to a pris- L. E. Klat: and Marion Klatt. his
M. B. Rump, Attorney fo r Plain­ hand, all o f the following described Forest Grove, Oregon.
pos. I to carry through
a
testing wide. Plaintiffs, vs.
being
and
tiffs. Residence & A dreis Hillsboro. r ia l property, lying,
C H A P T E R V II
prugnum this year. The
wiwk will I’ets-r Vergeer and M ary
M. Ver- Oregon.
si:uate in Washington County, Ore­
geer. his wife; Rev. W . S. Gor­
gon, and more particularly
de­
Ili" posllh.n tin.l IxM-ome iinti-nnble probably extend through the- May-
don and Elizabeth Gordon, his wife
scribed as follows, to - wit:
f.-r John I•-•-lUun|.
msn ciin’l nmke ger, Ijuini-y and Murshlmul districts. I
Albert W. Gentner and Jane Doe
N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F ’S S A L E
leve le n girl vvlien he hns le.l her to
Gentner, his wife. Credit Service
'A * * *
- L 5 months o j
N O T IC E
IS
H E R E B Y G IV E N .
thlnk limi he Is nnetber. mn he? A L F A L F A F E R T IL IZ E R S T R IE D
Company, a corporation.
that by virtue of an Execution. O r­
A ben! smli n sllinilleii. under thè clr-
REDM OND—
An elulmrate ser­
T he
Defendants.
der and Decree o f Sale, issued out
eiiumtiinces. «.is semelhlng unrlenn! ies of alfulfu fertilizer tests
luis ;
of
and
under
the
seal
of
the
C
ir­
A lime dees net wimt te teli n girl he ! -.-•• n urtangid for this season on '
A tlantic M onthly
TA> Peter V ergeer and Mary M. cuit Court o f the State o f Oregon,
leves enly purt ef wh.il tliere Is to
the E. L. ihsvis farm where a new Vergeer, his wife of
the
above
for the
County of
Washington,
teli
Ile wnuts to teli II all, ev.-ry
AKE
the
most of your
alfalfa tract 'has been divided into named defendants.
dated the 29th day of March. 1933,
aetilelu-e. Wi.r.l nini svllable.
reading hours.
Enjoy the
.6 acne tracts for
t.he tests.
One
Ile I iii .I urliteli thè alierlfT nt tength
In the Name o f the State of Ore- in favor of Maude F. Knight, plain­
wit, the wisdom, the companion­
plot will lie given sulfur
at the
thè night nfl.-r li.-Voung. thè lleiknup
and
gon:You an.1 each of you, are here­ tiff and against, E J. Boos
ship,
the charm that
have
rate of 50 pounds an
acre.
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by repuired to ap|N-ar and answer Hattie E. Boos; Clinton E
Hubbs
made the
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other
will
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pounds
per
acre
trilallng n word of thiil t» serh>t hut
Francis
A. Hubbs;
Herbert
the complaint filed against you in and
seventy-five years, Am erica's
settlng down n theorr ns ho hn.l in the spring A thin! will receive the above entitled court and suit Davis and Naoma Davis,
defend­
most quoted and most cher­
evolve.! Il iie.l ...itllnlt.g n |.r..grum such an application of lundplastcr on or before the last day of the ants. fo r the sum o f «27.25 coot*
ished magazine.
for lite ne-Il Intenti..ned, llkeitl.le Imi in the spring and an e<|uul amount time prescribed in the order for the with interest at the rate
of
six
while publication
si.ivv Ihlnklng ottlrer lo felli.«•
Tl.ls lief >re the second iJtting,
o f this summons,
to per cent from March 29. 1933. and
Send $1. (m en ioning this ad)
nfteriKM.n ItrmNI.nvv hnd lelephoned a fourth will get super phosphate wit: on or before the expiration of the further sum of
«500 00 with
• hnl remili. IlivestIgl.tlons Inni t««en at t'no rl,be ° t **H) pounds an acre four weeks
next from and after interest thereon
since
September •j, 100-W. la m p s
umile nn.l Jelm redo In «liti tl.e legs An unfertilized check plot will la- the dn^e of firs*
publication
of 19, 1931, at the rate of eight per
The Atlantic Monthly, 8 A rlin g­
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lam p s
lo determino « Imi ho hnd leurneil.
kept. County Agent Cus Ilagglund thii summons, the dste of said firs*
ton St., Boato11-
cent per annum, less the sum of
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publication being on
March
24. «15.00 paid on the interest, and the
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