NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., OCTOBER 21, 1937
H IG H E R F A R M INCOMES
FOR 1837 PREDICTED
Although the Index of the general
level of farm prices In Oregon has
dropped approximately 10 per cent
since June and, 80 per cent of
the 1926-1930 average. Is 3 points
under September 1936, agricultural
Income In Oregon during the year
1937 Is expected to exceed that of
1936 materially. 8uch are the con­
clusions to be drawn from data
given In a review c f the agricultural
situation Just released by the Ore­
gon State College agricultural ex­
tension service.
Average 12 Per Cent Over 1936
The gain in agricultural Income Is
attributed to an expected
yearly
average farm price level running
around 12 per cent over the 1936
year average, and to a prospective
Increase of about 3 per cent In the
gross volume of agricultural pro­
duction. Data In the report show
that farm prices were at relatively
high level during the first half of
1937, declining during the summer
and fall months under new crop In­
fluences. In general, the season has
been very favorable for crops, both
in Oregon an in the country as a
whole.
Although the report states that
the estimates are quite preliminary
In nature, the Increase in total agri­
cultural income In Oregon In 1937
over 1936 may approximate 15 per
cent and may amount to as much
as <20,000,000. Including the value
added by agricultural manufactur­
ing operations and farm sales of
numerous specialty farm products,
as well as Income from the principal
crop and animal
products, total
agricultural Income Is expected to
reach $150,000,000 or more in 1937—
the greatest since 1929.
Purchasing Power Not Increased
"Considering the purchasing pow­
er of the dollar, Oregon's agricul­
tural income In 1937 has the appear­
ance of being even better than In
1929, If present prospects work out,”
says the report. "In 1929, the United
States Index of prices paid by farm ­
ers averaged 101 per cent cf the
1926-30 level.
against a probable
average of 86 for 1937.
"O n the other hand, however, the
census shows that the income of
1937 will be divided between a con­
siderably greater number of farm
operators In Oregon, consequently
the purchasing
power per
farm
fam ily has not increased to the same
extent as total agricultural Income."
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LE G AL AD V E R TIS IN G
SI MMONS FOR PU B LIC ATIO N
IN TH E C IR C U IT C O URT OF THE
STA TE O F OREGON FOR THE
C O U N TY O F MALHEUR.
THE
A M ALG AM ATE D SUGAR
COM PANY, a corporation.
Plaintiff,
v.
E M G REIG , Trustee; JOHN DOE
R IC H A R D ROE and M A R Y DOE.
beneficiaries under the trust of
E. M. Grelg. Trustee; The Un­
known Heirs of S. P Newman, de­
ceased; C ATH E R IN E NEWMAN,
JU LIAN NEW M AN and HAROLD
NEWMAN, heirs of 8. P Newman,
deceased;
JOSEPH
KEEFER,
sometime known as JOS K E EF­
ER; The Unknown Heirs of E. H.
Test, deceased; Also all other per­
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or in­
terest In the real estate described
In the complaint herein,
Defendants
T O : Catherine Newman; Julian
Newman; Harold Newman; Joseph
Keefer, sometime known as Jos.
Keefer; The Unknown Heirs of S
P. Newman, deceased; The Un­
known Heirs of E. H Test, deceased;
Also all other persons or parties un­
known claiming
any right, title,
estate, lien or Interest In the real
estate described in the oomplalnt
herein and hereinafter described.
Defendants:
You, and each o f you, are hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before the
5lh day of November, 1937, said date
being the first day following the last
day of four weeks from the first
date of publication of this summons,
said period of four weeks being the
time prescribed, by the court, for
publication hereof, and If you fall to
appear and answer said complaint
for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
prayed for In its complaint.
This suit Is brought for the pur­
pose of securing a decree forever
quieting plaintiff's title In and to
the premises situate, lying and be­
ing In Malheur
County, State of
Oregon and described as follows:
The S E '. of NE>,; the N E ‘4
of 8 E H ; Lot 1 and all that por­
tion of the 8 W S of S E '« of Sec­
tion 32, Township 19 8 . Range
47 E W M , lying east of the
right o f way of the Oregon
Short Line Railroad Company,
more particularly described as
follows, to-wit Beginning at the
NE corner of the S W '« of SEV*
o f Section 32, Township 19
South, Range 47 E
W
M .
thence South on the subdivision
line between the 8EV, of 8 *v ,
and the 8W1* of 8KV. of said
Section 33. to the Township line
between Ttownahlp I t 8 . o f
Range 47 E. W M. and Town­
ship 20 S. of Range 47 E. W. M ,
thence West on said Township
line to the right of way of the
Oregon Short
Line
Railroad
Company, thence In a northerly
direction along the east bound­
ary line of said right of way
1329.5 feet to the subdivision
line between the NW(4 of S£(4
and the S W 'i of SEV* of said
Section, Township and Range;
thence East on said subdivision
line 399 feet to the place of be­
ginning, containing 14.53 acres;
all of said lands being in Section
32, Township 19 South, Range
47 E. W M., also
Lots 2, 3 and 4 In Section 33,
Township 19 South, Range 47
E. W M. excepting 1 acres,
thereof said one acre being more
particularly described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at a point 110
feet east of the SE corner of the
NE(4 o f NEV* of Section 32 in
said Township and Range,
thence East 247 feet to the
Snake River; thence along said
Snake River in a southerly dir­
ection 169 feet; thence West 267
feet; thence North 169 feet to
the place of beginning, contain­
ing 1 acre of land;
and for a decree barring and en­
joining the defendants, and each
and every o f them, from all right,
title, estate, lien or interest in said
property, and for such ether and
further relief as to the honorable
court shall seem meet and agreeable
to equity and for costs and disburse­
ments herein, all o f which will more
fully appear by the verified com­
plaint on file herein.
This summons is published by
order of the Honorable Charles W
Ellis, Circuit Judge, In and for the
above entitled court, made and en­
tered on the 6th day o f Octcber,
1937, prescribing that this summons
be served by publication thereof once
each week for four successive and
consecutive weeks In the Gate City
Journal, a weekly newspaper of gen­
eral circulation published at Nyssa
In Malheur County, Oregon. The
date of the
first
publication Is
October 7, 1937 and the date o f the
last publication is November 4, 1937
ROBT. D. LY TLE ,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Postoffice Address: Vale, Oregon.
K IN G M A N COLONY
IR R IG A T IO N D IS T R IC T
N O TICE OF ELECTION
N O TICE HEREB Y IS
GIVEN,
That an election will be held in the
Kingman Colony Irrigation District
on the 30th day of October, 1937, for
the purpose of voting upon the pro­
position o f inclusion of the King-
man Colony
Irrigation
District
within the boundaries of the Owy­
hee Irrigation District, and uniting
and merging said Kingman Colony
Irrigation DLstrct Into and as a part
o f the Owyhee Irrigation District
and that at said election the ballots
shall contain the words, and shall
require the qualified voters to vote
upon the proposition, "M erger—
Yes” and "M erger—No".
The Board of Directors has des­
ignated that the Kingman Colony
School House as the place where
said election shall be held, and that
said election shall be held between
the hours o f 8:00 o'clock In the fore­
noon and 5:00 o’clock In the after­
noon of said 30th day of October,
1937, when the polls shall be closed.
This notice is given by order of
the Board o f Directors duly entered
the 28th day of September, 1937, and
which order designates the bound­
aries of the Kingman Colony Irri­
gation District and dispenses with
publication of
the same in this
notice o f election.
F R A N K D HALL. Secretary
Kingman Colony Irrigation District
First publication Sept. 30, 1937.
Last publication Oct. 28, 1937.
NOTIC E TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of M al­
heur
In the Matter o f the Estate of
George O Glascock, Deceased
The undersigned having been ap­
pointed by the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Malheur Coun­
ty, Administratrix of the estate of
George O. Glascock, deceased, and
having qualified as such, notice Is
hereby given to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against
said deceased, to
present
them,
verified as required by law, within
six months after the first publica­
tion of this notice to said Adminis­
tratrix at the office cf A. L. Fletch­
er in the City of Nyssa. Oregon. tl<
same being the place designated for
the transaction of all business per­
taining to said estate.
October 4, 1937
Anna J Glascock.
Administratrix of the Estate
of George O Glasccek. De­
ceased.
First publication October 7, 1937.
Last publication November 4, 1937
polls shall be closed, and that r<
said election there will be submitted
to the legal voters of School District
26 the proposition of authorizing a
special school district levy fe r the
year 1937, payable In 1938, In the
sum of $4000 00 to be In addition to
the amount of levy as limited by
the Constitution of the State of
Oregon.
The vote Is to be by ballot upon
which the voter will be required to
Indicate his or her chclce upon said
proposition which shall be stated
"Increase of Levy--------Y es" and
"Increase of Levy--------No."
This notice Is given by order of
the district School Board of School
District No. 26 of Malheur County,
Oregon, made the 29th day of Sept­
ember, 1937.
FRED KO O PM AN,
Chairman, District School Board
Attest:
Dwight Smith
District Clerk.
First publication Oct. 15, 1937.
Last publication Nov. 4, 1937.
NOTICE O F SALE OF C O U N TY
OWNED LANDS
Pursuant to an order o f the Coun­
ty Court of Malheur County, Ore­
gon, dated the 6th day of October,
1937, I will on the 6th day of N ov­
ember, 1937, at the hour o f 10
o'clock, A. M., at the front door of
the County Court House at Vale,
Oregon, offer for sale the tracts of
land
hereinafter
described
and
numbered for not less than the
prices fixed by said Court with the
proportionate cost of publication
added thereto.
Said lands will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder for cash;
or all tracts priced at $200.00 or less
to the highest bidder for oash, and
all tracts
priced at more
than
$200.00 and not more than $500.00
fer cash or for not less than 20%
cash and the remainder to be paid
under written agreement with the
purchaser In equal Installments over
a period not exceeding 5 years; all
deferred payments to draw interest
at the rate of 6% per annum, pay­
able annually; all sales and agree­
ments to be subject to the terms, and
conditions of
Sec. 69-813, Oregon
Code, and Chapter 402, Laws of
1937; all lands within the bound*-
aries o f irrigation or drainage dis­
tricts to be sold subject to any valid
assessments made or to be made
by said districts since the date said
lands were acquired by the County
and all lands withtin the boundaries
of the Warmsprtngs Irrigation Dis­
trict which have been classified as
in Classes 5 and 6 and as to which
said County has heretofore by reso­
lution
dated
September 3, 1930,
authorized a transfer to said district
of the water rights appurtenant to
said lands are to be sold without
water right.
Said lands numbered as to tracts
and with the minimum prices set
opposite each tract are as follows,
to-wit:
Tract No. 262-A—Description, Lot
No. 3, Lot 4; S E 'iS W ‘ 4, WMiSE%,
N E 'iS E V *; Sec. 7, Twp. 21, Rng. 37;
Price $117 75.
Tract
No.
263-A—Description,
S W ‘*N W '4 , N W ‘4S W '4 ; Sec. 8,
Twp. 21, Rng. 37; Price $40 00.
Tract No. 264-A—Description. S ‘4,
Sec. 24, Twp. 14, Rng. 39; Price
$160.00.
Tract No. 265-A—Description, N ‘4
N ‘ »S W (4 ; S W '4 S W ‘i, S E ‘ i ;
Sec.
15. Twp. 14, Rng. 40; Price $300 00
Tract
No. 266-A—Description,
WV4, WViiSE'*; Sec 16, Twp. 14.
Rng. 40; Price $200 00.
Tract
No. 267-A—Description,
S 'a S W 't, SE ‘4: Sec. 23; Twp. 14,
Rng 40; Price $120.00.
Tract No. 268-A—Description, All
Sec 26. Twp. 14, Rng 40; Price
$320.00.
Tract No 269-A— Description. All
Sec 27, Twp. 14, Rng. 40; Price
$320 00.
Tract No. 270-A— Description. All
Sec 28; Twp 14;
Rng. 40; Price
$320 00
Tract No. 271-A—Description, All
Sec 29; Twp. 14; Rng 40; Price
Tract
No.
302-A—Description,
Lots 2 and 3 and 4; Sec. 3; Twp.30;
Rng. 45; Price $60 00.
Tract No. 303-A— Descrpitlon, N(4
N W '4 ; Sec. 36; Twp. 15; Rng. 46;
Price $40 00.
Tract
No.
304-A— Description,
SEV.SE14; Sec 1; Twp. 18; Rng. 46;
Price $20.00.
Tract
No.
305-A—Description,
W 'iE H S E '« and E'- j W ' î S E ', Less
17 Acres, more or less, between M al­
heur River and County Road; Sec.
2; Twp 18; Rng 46; Price $5000
.
Tract No
306-A— Description,
Lots 6 & 7 & 8, N E 'IS E V
Less
Drain Ditch; Sec. 13; Twp. 21; Rng
46; Price $65.00
Tract No. 307-A—Description, S'a
NWy*, N W ‘4 SWV«; Sec 14; Twp.
29; Rng. 46; Price $60.00.
Tract No. 308-A—Description, N(4
SEV*. N E ‘4 , NE(4N W (4; Sec. 15;
Twp. 29; Rng. 46; Price $140.00
Tract No. 309-A—Description, W 4
Sec. 16 Twp. 29; Rng. 46; Price
$160.00.
Tract No. 310-A—Description, 8(4
N ‘ 4, 8(4; Sec. 19; Twp. 29; Rng. 46;
Price $240.00
Tract No. 3 1 1 -A—Description, S ‘i
S (4 N ‘4, N14NWV4, N W ‘/*NE'/«; Sec
25; Twp. 29; Rng. 46; Price $300.00
Tract No. 3 1 2 -A—Description, All
Sec. 35 Twp. 29; Rng. 46; Price $320.
Tract
No. 313-A—Decsription,
N W '4, W*aNE(4 Sec. 36; Twp. 29;
Rng. 46; Price $120.00.
Tract
No.
314-A —Description,
N W ’4 S W 'i, Sec. 2; Twp. 30; Rng.
46; Price $40.00.
Tract
No.
3 15 -A—Description,
Lots 1 & 3, S V iN E 'i, S(4 N W (4;
N E 'iS E 'i Less Townsite of Jordan
Valley; N W ‘ *S E ‘4 Less A T . 1; Sec.
2; Twp. 30; Rng. 46; Price $150.00.
Tract No.
316-A—Description,
West of Railroad In the N W (4 -
NW I4; Sec. 36; Twp. 17; Rng. 44:
Price $25.00.
Tract No.
317-A—Description,
SEt* Sec. 10;
Twp. 30; Rng. 44;
Price $40.00.
Tract No. 318 -A—Description, S'4
S(4 NEH SE 1*; Sec. 29; Twp. 15;
Rng. 47; Price $75.00.
Tract No. 319-A— Descripticn, A
triangular tract of land containing
10 Acres in the West portion of
NW (4SE(4: Sec. 6; Twp. 16; Rng.
47; Price $10.00.
Tract No.
320-A—Description,
S W ‘4NE14 Sec. 6; Twp. 18; Rng.
47; Price $210.00.
Tract No.
321-A—Description,
S W ‘4SE(4; Sec. 7; Twp. 18; Rng.
47; Price $210.0.0
Tract No. 322-A— Description, Lot
6; Sec. 30; Twp. 20; Rng. 47; Price
$25.00.
Tract
No.
323-A—Description,
Lots 6 and 7, Block 73, Orig. Town-
site of Ontario; Price $20.00.
Tract No.
324-A—Description,
Lots 11 to 15, incl.. Block 83,
Townsite of Ontario. Price $100.00.
Tract No. 325-A—Description, Lot
2, 3, 4 and 5, Block 159, Orig. Town-
site of Ontario; Price $40 00.
Tract
No.
326-A— Description,
Lots 1 to 10, incl., Block 168, Orig.
Townsite of Ontario; Price $75.00.
Tract
No.
327-A—Description,
Lots 1 to 10, incl., Block 211 Orig.
Townsite of Ontario; Price $25.00.
Tract
No.
328-A— Description,
Lots 17 to 20, incl., Block 241, Orig.
Townsite of Ontario; Price $100.00.
Tract No.
329-A— Description,
Lots 26 to 29, incl.. Block 2, Terrace
Heights Addition to Ontario; Price
$80 00.
Tract
No.
330-A—Description.
Lots 12 and 13, Block 3; Terrace
Heights Addition to Ontario; Price
$40.00.
Tract No. 331-A—Description, Lot
2, Block O, Barton's Addition to
Ontario; Price $25.00.
Tract No.
332-A—Description,
Lots 6 and 7, Block 11, Riverside Ad­
dition to Ontario; Price $20.00.
Tract No.
333-A—Description,
Lots 11, 12 and 13, Block 15, Teut-
sch’s Addition to Nyssa; Price $90.00.
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and fire resistant,
about the . . .
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1928 Chevrolet 1 \/-> ton truck W -bed.....
60.00
1929 Ford l V j ton truck W -b e d ........... 100.00
1929 Ford y> ton panel tru ck ...............
85.00
1920 Ford VL> ton p icku p....................... 100.00
1932 Ford */¿ ton pickup Model B ........... 225.00
1926 Ford P ic k u p ..................................
35.00
1929 Ford Coupe .................................. 125.00
1930 Ford Coupe, new rubber............... 175.00
A ll of the above trucks in good running condi­
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home-owner* with regular income. Complete details on
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1928 Chevrolet V/2 ton truck................ $ 50.00
Dormers make interesting breaks in the roof line
and bring added charm to just “ ordinary” houses.
And quite aside from the decorative aspect, dormers
bring light to attic rooms. They convert waste
space into light, airy bedrooms.
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Tract
No.
342-A —Description.
Lets 1 and 2. Block 22, Eldredge Ad­
dition to Vale; Price $20.00.
Tract
NO.
343-A—Description,
Lots 3 an 4, Block 22, Eldredge Ad­
dition to Vale; Price $20.00.
Tract
No.
344-A—Description,
Lots 24 and 25. Blcck 33. Hope-
Holland
Addition to Vale;
Price
$20 00 .
Tract No. 345-A —Description, East
43 feet of Lot 1. Block 11, Original
Townsite of Vale; Price $50.00.
Tract
No.
346-A— Description,
Lots 5 and 6, Block 16, Orig. Town-
site of Vale; Price $150.00.
Tract
No.
347-A—Descripticn,
Lots 20 to 24, incl., Block 5G, Pioneer
Addition to Jordan Valley; Price
$50 00.
Tract
No.
348-A—Description,
Lots 11 and 12, Block 78. Orig.
Townsite of Ontario; Price $20.00.
C. W. GLENN,
Sheriff, Malheur Ccunty Oregon.
TERMS:
iP -^ A i0
(daring the
Tract No.
334-A —Description,
Lots 1 to 5, incl., and 9 and 10.
Block 33; Parks Addition to Nyssa;
Price $85.00.
Tract No.
335-A—Description,
Lots 1 and 2, Block 77, Green’s A d ­
dition to Nyssa; Price $50 00.
Tract
Nc.
336-A—Description,
Lots 1 and 2, Block 78, Green's Ad­
dition to Nyssa; Price $50.00.
Tract
No.
337-A—Description,
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6, Block 4; Eld­
redge Addition to Vale; Price $50 00
Tract
No.
338-A— Description,
Lets 9 and 10, B ock 11, Eldredge
Addition to Vale; Price $10.00.
Tract
No.
339-A—Description,
Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 18, Eldredge
Addition to Vale; Price $30.00.
Tract
No.
340-A—Description.
Lots 4 an 5, Blcck 18; Eldredge A d ­
dition to Vale; Price $20.00.
Tract
No.
341-A—Description.
Lots 7 and 8, Block 18, Eldredge
Addition to Vale; Price $20 00
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NOTICE OF SPEC IAL ELECTION
N O TICE HEREBY IS OIVEN,
That a special election has been
called and will be held In and for
the School District 26 of Malheur
Oiunty.
state
of
Oregon,
on
Saturday, the 6th day of Nov­
ember, 1937, between the hours
of 2 00 o'clock P
M and 7:00
o'clock P M . at
which time the
$320 00.
Tract No. 272-A—Description, All
Less Gravel pit and road (11.4 acreai
Sec. 33; Twp. 14; Rng 40; Price
$320 00.
Tract No. 273-A— Description. All
Sec 34, Twp. 14; Rng 40; Price
$320 00.
Tract No. 274-A— Description, All
Sec. 9;
Twp. 15; Rng. 40; Price
$320.00.
Tract No. 275-A—Description, All
Sec 13; Twp. 15; Rng 40; Price
$320.00.
Tract No
276-A—Description,
SW(4 ; 8ec 14; Twp. 15; Rng. 40;
Price $80 00.
Tract No ,277-A— Description, All
Sec. 15; Twp. 15; Rng. 40; Price
$320.00.
Tract
No.
278-A— Description,
W% NWI4, SV4; Sec. 16; Twp. 15;
Rng. 40; Price $200.00.
Tract No.
279-A— Description,
W ‘4SE(4; Sec. 13; Twp. 13; Rng, 41,
Price $40 00.
Tract No.
280-A— Description,
SE(4, WM>NE(4, Sec. 24; Twp. 13;
Rng. 41 ; Price $120.00.
Tract No.
281-A —Description,
SE ‘4NE(4, N (4 SE ‘4, SW t.SE '4 ; Sec
32; Twp. 21; Rng. 41; Price $80.00..
Tract No. 282-A—Description, B H
N W ‘4 SE ‘4, 8HNE>4SW ‘4 ; Sec. 13;
Twp. 31; Rng. 41; Price $20.00.
Tract No.
283-A—Description,
SE ‘4 N W '4 Less A T . 8(6.45 A.) Sec.
14; Twp. 15; Rng. 42; Price $20.00.
Tract No.
284-A —Description,
N W ‘i N W ‘4 ; Sec. 23; Twp. 15; Rng.
42; Price $40.00.
Tract
No.
285-A—Description,
N E ‘4 N E ‘4 Sec. 36; Twp. 30; Rng. 42;
Price $20 00.
Tract No 286-A—Description, All
Sec. 31; Twp. 30; Rng. 43; Price
$320.00.
Tract
No.
287-A— Description,
SE'4 S E '4 ; Sec. 32; Twp. 15; Rng.
43; Price $20.00.
Tract
No.
288-A—Description,
SE ‘4NW>4 Sec. 3; Twp. 18; Rng. 43;
Price 20.00.
Tract No. 239— Description, All
Sec. 17; Twp. 18; Rng. 43; Price
$320.00.
Tract No. 290-A—Description, W 4
N E ‘4, 8Ey*NWy«, N E ‘4SW ‘4 ; Sec.
2; Twp. 16; Rr.g. 43; Price $80 00.
Tract
No.
291-A—Descroption,
SE ‘4 Sec. 3; Twp. 16; Rng. 43; Price
$80.00.
Tract No. 292-A—Description, SV4
NE (4 Sec. 21; Twp. I t ;
Rng. 43;
Price $40.00.
Tract
No. 293-A—Description,
S W ‘4SW (4 Sec. 22; Twp. 16; Rng.
43; Price $20.00.
Tract No. 294-A— Description, All
East of Railroad in the SE'4 ; Sec.
36; Twp. 17; Rng. 44; Price $100.00.
Tract
No. 295-A—Description,
NEViNEVi Sec. 15; Twp. 18; Rng
45; Price $20.00.
Tract No. 296-A—Description, All
West of Highway In the Nv.iSW14
and in W H N W y*; Sec. 17; Twp. 18;
Rng. 45; Price $80.00.
Tract No. 297-A—Description, S ‘,4
SEV« and E'4SW(4 Less all South
of Nevada Ditch and North of
Highway; Sec. 21; Twp. 18; Rng. 45;
Price $40.00.
Tract No. 298-A— Description, A.
T. 2 (8 (4 N E *4 S E '4 N W t4 ); Sec. 32;
Twp. 18; Rng. 45; Price $75.00.
Tract No. 299-A— Description, N(4
Sec. 5 ; Twp. 19; Rng. 45; Price
$320.00
Tract
No.
300-A— Description,
SE ‘4 S W ‘4; Sec. 16; Twp. 19; Rng.
45; Price $40.00.
Tract
No.
301-A—Description,
N 'ïS E ‘4, SW '«S E (4 , S W 'i, Sec. 34;
Twp. 29; Rng 45; Price $140 00.
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