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OAKOTA COUNTY HERAU): DAKOTA dlJEY, NEBfi.
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EVERYBODY
I NOW FIGURING
TAX
In Order to Be Helpful to Public,
I Internal Revenue Bureau
Has Every Available
Officer in Field.
SEVERE PENALTIES IF YOU
. DELAY BEYOND MARCH 15
With the duo (Into for Income Taxes
only u few weeks away, the collection
of this far-rciicliliiK tux on 3918 In
comes lins started off with n Imnj:.
Hverybody Is llgurlns Income tux.
Payments mid sworn statements of
Income- must reach Internal Iterunuo
oIIIcck on or before March ID, nnd there
lire scvoro penalties for delinquency.
Itcsldcnts of Nebrnslsn aro required
to make their returns and pay their
taxes to Geo. L. Loomls, Collector of
Internnl Ilevcnue, Omaha, Neb., or to
nny of his deputy collectors who aro
now dolriK free advisory work on In
come Tar.
"Pay yotir Income Tax by March
IB," Is the slogan of the Internal Reve
nue IJurcau, which has sent every
nvallablo otllccr Into the Held to help
the public to understand the require
ments nnd to prepare the returns.
Who Must Mak"o Return.
It Is estimated that many thousands
of single and married persons In this
hcctlon of the United Stales who have
never beforo mado nnnunl returns aro
required to do so this year.
Income tax returns must bo mndo
between now and March 10 by persons
who come under tho following classifi
cations: Any unmnirlcd person whoso 1018
net Income was $1,000 or over. Wid
ows and widowers, divorcees nnd mar
rle'd persons who nro living apart from
their husbands or wives, aro for tho
purposes of tho Incomo Tax classed
us unmarried.
Any married person living with wife
or husband whoso 1018 i.et Income was
$2,000 or over. Tho Income of both
husbnnd nnd wlfo must bo considered,
together with tho earnings of minor
children, If any.
Revenue Bureau Offers Aid.
Each person in tho United States
who Is In cither of theso classifications
must get busy at onco if pennltlcs nro
to bo avoided. Ho Mioulil secure a
blank Foc 1040 A for reporting net
Income up to 55,000, or Form 1010 If
his net Incomo exceeded that amount.
Forms nro being distributed by Collec
tors and their Deputies, also by banks.
Uy following the Instructions on the
forms n correct return can bo prepared
nt home. If a person needs udvlco or
aid, tho Deputy Collectors In tho Held
will furnish this without charge.
Tho now Itcvcnuo law places tho In
como Tax duty on citizens nnd resi
dents. Tho Internal Itcvcnuo litirciiu
Is sending Us men to work right with
tho public to get tho tax and tho re
turns In. With nctlvo co-operation,
every tnx duo Mnrcll 15 will bo jpld
and every return required by law will
bo In tho Itcvcnuo ofllces on time.
Exemptions Allowed.
I A slnglo person is Allowed u personal
exemption of $1,000. If ho Is support
ing In ltlB household relatives who nro
dependent upon him, he may claim tho
status of tho licnd of a family who lias
the oarno exemption ns If married.
A married person, who lives with
wife or husbnnd, Is ullowed n personal
exemption of 52,000. Tho bond of n
family Is entitled to clnlm n similar
personal exemption.
An additional exemption of $200 Is.
allowed for each person under eighteen
or Incapable of self Hiipport, who was
dependent upon and received his chief
uupport from tho taxpayer.
A luiBband nnd wlfo living together
nro entitled to but ono personal ex
emption of $2,000. If they innlto sop
urnto returns, tho exemption may bo
claimed by cither or divided.
Accuracy Required.
Absolute accuracy la necessary In
making up Incomo figures. Any per
son who Is working for wages Miouhl
find out exactly how much ho received
during tho wholo year 1018. Fees,
bank Interest, bond Interest, dividends,
rents received, and all other Items
must bo reported correctly. Mere
guesses are not nccepted, for they aro
unjust nllko to tho taxpayer nnd tho
Government, and defeat tho proper ad
ministration of the law.
INCOME TAX IS
TRULY
POPULAR.
"Tho payment of Incomo tuxes
takes on n- new slgnlilcanco
which should bo understood by
every citizen, Tho taxation sys
tem of this country Is truly pop
ular, of tho people, by tho poo
plo nnd for tho people. Every
citizen Is liable, to tax, nnd the
amount of tho tax Is graduated
according tu tho success nnd for
tuiio attained by each Individual
In availing himself of tho oppor
tunities created nnd preserved
by our freo Institutions. Tho
method nnd degree of tho tax Is
dotermlned by no favored class,
but by tho representatives of tho
people. Tho proceeds of tho tax
should bo regarded us a national
Investment" -Daniel 0. Roper,
Commissioner ol Internal ltovo
nue.
'
THIS TELLS HOW TO
FIGURE INCOME TAX
Squarely Up to Every Individual
to Get Busy by March 15
or Suffer Penalty.
"Don't wait until the final due date,
March 15th, for paying your Income
Tnx and making your return, avoiu
thc last mlnuto rush. Any person can
figure out his liability today as well as
ho can next week, and If there Is nny
point on which ho needs advice he can
now got lu touch with a Revenue man."
This word of ndvlco is from Geo. L.
Loomls, Collector of Internal Reve
nue, Omnha, who Is collecting the In
como Tnx In Nebraska. Collector
Loomls Is giving without charge ev
ery old of his olflco and his enlarged
field forco to help tho people got their
payments and their returns in by
March 15th.
ISut tho Incomo Tax men will not
pull your door-bell or your cont-talls,
according to tho Collector's announce
ment. It Is squarely up to every Indi
vidual to figure out his own caso and
to get busy if he comes within Ihe
scopo of tho new Revenue lnw.
Did You Earn This Much7
Hvery unmarried person who receiv
ed Income averaging $10.25 n week
during 1018 and every married couple
who Jointly received Income averaging
$.'58.50 a week should secure nt onco
from the nearest Deputy Collector or
tho nearest bank a blank Form 1010 A.
Thnt form contains the Information ho
will need to eiinble him to figure his
correct net income and any tax Uintjio
owes tho Government.
Tho law requires that every unmar
ried person who had n net Income of
$1,000 or over and every married per
son whoso net Incomo was $2,000 or
over (Including tho income of husband
or wife, nnd Ihe earnings of minor
children, If any) must make a return
on or beforo March 15th. And this re
quirement does not hinge on whether
the person owes a tax.
Taxablo Income.
"An Individual must Include under
gross Income nil gains, profits and In
come derived from salaries, wages, or
compensation for personal service of
whatever kind and In whatever form
nnlil n h nHnC.milniin tfnuni lyma
paid, or from professions, vocations,
business, sales or dealings In property
of all kinds, Interest, rent, dividends,
or profits derived from nny source
whatever. Very few items of Incomo
aro exempt.
Deductions Include ordinary and nec
essary business expenses, Interest paid
or accrued on Indebtedness, taxes o
all kinds except Federal Income and
excess profits taxes and assessments
for local benefits, losses actually sus
tained, debts nscertulncd to be worth
less, and depreciation on buildings, ma
chinery, fixtures, etc., used In business.
A further deduction Is allowed for con
tributions to corporations operated for
religious, chnrltable, scientific or edu
cational purposes or for tho prevention
of cruelty to children or animals to an
amount not exceeding 15 per cent of
tho taxpayer's net Income as computed
without the benefit of tho contribution
deduction.
Tho taxpayer Is not nllowed to de
duct nny personal, living or family ex
pense, any amount spent for Improving
property, or nny expense of restoring
property -or making good Its exhaus
tion for which nn allowance Is claimed
under depreciation.
Figuring, the Tax.
Beforo figuring tho normal tnx tho
dividends uro deducted ns credits from
net Income, together with tho personal
exemption. As In previous years, divi
dends of domestic corporations aro ex
empt from normnl tax when received
by tho stockholder.
Tho normal tax rates for citizens
and residents nro ns follows: On tho
first $4,000 of net Income In excess of
tho credits tho rnto Is 0 per cent; on
nny further taxable Incomo tho rnto Is
12 per cent.
Tho surtax rates npply to net In
come of ench Individual In excess of
$5,000. Tho personal exemption nnd
tho dividends nro not deductible beforo
computing surtax. In tho case of re
turns by husband uud wlfo, tho net
Incomo of ench is considered separate
ly In computing nny surtax that may
bo due. Form 1010 should bo used for
making returns of net Incomo exceed
ing $5,000, nnd the Instructions on that
form will show how to llguro tho sur
tax. Business House Returns.
Employers and others who paid
wages, salaries, rents, Interest or slm-
llnr determinable gains in nn amount
of $1,000 or over during 1018 to nny
person must file an Information return
with tho Government. Uhinks may bu
scoured from the Collector.
Every partnership must lllo n return
showing Its Incomo uud deductions and
tho name and address of each partner,
with bis share of tho profits or losses
during tho past year. Personal service
corporations will lllo similar Informa
tion for 1918.
tYtV
INCOME TAX PAYS
FOR PUBLIC BENEFITS.
"VIowed in Its largest and
truest sense, the payment of
taxes Is puyment for benefits
received or expected. Only from
u narrow nnd essentially selfish
ivml shortslKhted viewpoint can
the Individual propose to him
self tho evasion of tax liability
us n doKtrablo courso of action."
Daulul O. Roper, Commission
er of Internal Revenue.
US ISO TJIi: SCRAPS.
Tho following formulae are taken
from Ncbraskn Intension Bulletin
No. 52, which has just been issued,
This bulletin, which entitled
"Pork and Beef," is highly illuatrat-
Cd nnd ClVeS full directions for
l !.!.. 1 ...... I .. I.. ...!
Miiu'liui IHH 'Win
In?,' and ctittinK up hogs and
well as many recipes for
id working up the trim-
cattle ns
curlntr nnd
mlngs. Uliis liu letln may lio had on
application to the btnto Director ol
Extension or the County Agent.
.Sausage Mnklnt'.
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i li.i i mi., ,,i.b ..i,mir,.. !
r L fei f, L Liu
5 level tcnspoonfuls salt .
level tcnspoonfuls powdered
?af. . .....
2 eve tenspoonmis while pepper
1 eve tenspoonful ground cloves
S SZ uf h!& nda
u Vim Pnld u..nin- 1 surplus iunu ouo
ti, & lt. l ii. i. ' Wliy Hutch nnrl) ' Undivided profits 5405
Iho ment should be nbout one- . . . TnrUwJrinni ,nnAo
fourth fat. As trimmed out by the In nncouraRinR poultry raising, Individual depos
average man, however, there will he which hone of the .largest live stock , 'tf subject to
cnough Tat without adding nny extra, muusinua, uiu um otn.a V l
-i.t ii... .! i u.'.i ....i- jnnrit. nf Aer rnltiirn nnd the llnivors-
one-half the meat and sprinkle the ity of Nebraska College of Agricul-
t a ti. it x. i..-!-. KTvtnncmn soruirn urn tirrrinir I
seasoning on ion. nacu ine oilier -"- ..v. .-... -- --r---.. ,
L.if -p ii. . i ju nrn-lv VintMnir. Knrlv hntchini' . 1
nun ui inu niuni. udiivu uiu M.-a.M)iniir, , ? .......... .,
then grind again, thus thnroly mix- means: piicHs nro past tno aanger
ing the spices. Put tho sausage in a P?lnt before hot weather; less trou
pan nnd ndd tho one-hnlf cup of cold hie from lice and disease; more
water. Mix and knend thoroly with chicks raised; a longer growing sca
the hands until the sausage becomes son; higher prices for surplus cock
very sticky nnd dough-like. The two urcls marketed as broilers; well ma
grindings, the water and the knead- turcd pullets while the hens are
ing with the hands make it possible moulting; eggs in the fall and win
to slice the sausage and to fry it tor when prices are high; car y ma
without havimr it crumble. Stulf in turing pullets, that become broody
casings or muslin or pack tightly in
a granite pan or fry it down for fu
ture use.
This recipe will giv! a well sea
soned sausage. The sage may be re
duced to suit the taste.
Head ChccM'.
Ingredients
20 lbs. pork (heads, feet, tails,
I
neck hones, heart, tongues,
etc.)
5 lbs. beef (cheeks arc prcfera
hie, shanks, tails, etc.)
Vi lb. pepper
three
bones
V, lb. snlt
Vt ox. allspice
Vi oz. cloves
Vi oz. caraway
4 lbs. soup
Boil tho meat for
hours and separate
as in making liver
two or
from the
sausage.
it is
then cut up by hnnd into quarter or
linlf.ineli rubes. Adil thn Rnnnnnini'
nnd the four pounds of soup in which '
the meat was cooked. Onions may be
ntiueil, nut detract Horn the keeping
quality of the ment. Stun" in beef
"ornirrlil ti ' i nrtinnl i r v r v l)inr
Obi ! iu lo wi nuuuu 111 it iuii x i zoii
Iho mass together witli a weighted j
board while it cools. Served cold i
with vinegar, or fried,
Soap,
used may come from
offal fat, non-edible fat,
Tho fat
cracklings,
etc.
HARD SOAPTho fats and greases
should first bo clarified by boiling!
with several nieces of raw potatoes, '
then skimmed and strained through '
cheese cloth. Add 2$ pints of cold
water in a granite iron dish and one j
pound of best lye. This should be
done with tho greatest care. The '
mixture becomes hot ns tho lye dis
solves, and it should be nllowed to
stand and cool until tho temperature
i3 about 70 degrees.
Melt 61$ pounds of clarified fat,
but do not boil. Stir tho grease nnd
slowly ndd tho lye. When about the
consistency of thin honey, pour Into
wot pans. Do not stir too long.
.When cold, cut the soap into enkes.
1 WHITE FLOATING SOAP- Tako 4
quarts fot, any kind will do; two 10
cent cans of lye, and 10 quarts of
1 water. ' Put water in nn old boiler or
i scalding kettle, then the fat, and Inst
tho lye. Boil slowly three hours.
When tho soap becomes flaky and tho
liquid looks clear and boils over tho
soap, it is ready to skim. Lino a
wooden box with a pieco of wet mus
lin, skim out the sonp and put into
, tho box to drain about twelve hours,
then cut into bars. This will make
(twelve large bars of hard, white soap,
(that may bo used for any kind of
washing. If tho soap sticks on the
hand when squeezed and looks
greasy, it needs a little more lye, if
too flaky, more fat. The liquid can
be used for scrubbing.
SOPI' SOAP Seven and one-hnlf
pounds of cnustic soda, 10 pounds of
grease, and 40 gallons of water. Dis
solvo soda In a pan of water, add
about one-third of the mease, and
heat. Stir in tho remninder of the t
grense. Add the rest of the water
gradually for several days. It will
bo ready for use in about two weeks.
PRUNING PRECAUTIONS IVt-iI Cost
The past season was very favorable Corn, 222 bushels nt $1.60. ..$355.00
for tho propagation of apple blight. 'Alfalfa pasture (poor) 32.00
This is tho disease which caused sojMeat (horse) at $3 "per horse. 25.50
iiiuny twigs aim ornnencs ro uie ubck
during the early and middle pnrt of
the summer. Extremo care should
ho exercised in pruning this spring,
to remove all diseased wood before
growth bogins, as tho infection will
stnrt with tho How of sap. Remem
ber thnt tho disonso is spread by cut-
into healthy., For this reason all
tools should bo disinfected with ker-
oaonc, utter each cut.
Thin i n frnnil
time to begin tho
fn,nTliar0fwrthnitlfe
If you ore not
work tho county agent
will gladly
assist.
,
TANKAOEA IMIOITI'ARLE PROTEIN
Inquiries are being received by tho
Nebraska Experiment Station regard-
Ing feeding tankage at its present
lip ! Nt ill Inn nfllxni-a cm. ..,..!.., .,..
nn i... r..i .!(! 'iw ,.tti..
wliim' nn nii.M r..in 'e .'i.' '7
such as skim mi
Hlmrts, is available
only increases tho
1 1 r i .itcn swtLyrt( i
necessary to produce a pound of gain,
and decreases it enough to more than
olUet tho additional cost of tho tank-
age. As n rule, a nound of tnnkntro
will save four pounds of corn. In a
tost conducted by tho cxnorlmont
Stntion lost yonr, n ration of corn
and tankage, compared with ono of
corn only, returned n vnluo of nearly
$200 a ton for the tankage.
ik. .luttmn 11 or ?eCU.red ? i!H'or fr01 ""thenst Ne-
MONKV FOR UARMKRS AT A LOW-
'.l It TK
when a plow company wants to
borrow money it makes n buslnfsi
statement, showing the Inventory, or
money invested at the beginning nnd
.,rl nf . ..rvi- ttm mnnnv Inlton In
- - ' v.w ,,..., w.- ..."".J - . . ,
during the vcar, the expenses and the
profits. With this statement, n
i)!inker knows whether It is safe to
ionn money to this company. A
company with a good business as
shown by this stntcment usually hns
good credit and can borrow ntoney
cheaply. '
Thuie are ninny farmers In the
country who keep a record of- what
thoy havo on hand at the heffinning
,,,, ,, , v. ,.f v,j ,' tl
ko ,n nnd whftt 'th J Tha,'0
'men nnn hnrrnw ninnnv more oasllv I
d , , t, farmers be- I
MU t, '-,.,. tho Rmiroa t0 ,10W I
the banker.
earlier the following spring; greater
profits. The Government and Exten
sion Service havo bulletins on chick
en raising which can be obtained
free of charge from county agents or
, from tho Extension Service, Univers
i ity Farm, Lincoln. Some of the Ex
tension Service bulletins are: 53, A
House for the Form Poultry Flock;
54, Standard Bred Poultry Pays; 49,
A Dozen Hens in the Back Yard.
Some of the Government bulletins
nrc:- 957, Important Poultry Diseas
es; 791, Turkey Raising; 767, Goose
Raising; 697, Duck Raising; 355, A
i Successful Poultry and Dairy Farm;
528, Hints to Poultry Raisers; 574,
i Poultry House Construction; 656,
Community Egg Circle; 801, Mites
land Lice on Poultry; 806 and 898,
Standard Varieties of Chickens; 830,
Marketing Eggs by Parcel Post; 849,
Capons and Cnponizing; 889, Back-
Yard Poultry Keeping.
Give the Hoy n Heifer.
Give the boy a heifer.
Start him on his wny.
Make him feel he's starting in
To be a man today.
Let him know the value
Of n cow or two.
Sec him take a keener pride
In the fnrm for you.
Give the boy a heifer.
Show him how it's done.
Little starts at all the arts
And the battle's won.
Boost him on to saving.
Make him master, too.
Pretty soon he'll make things zoofi
On the fa'rm for you.
Give tho boy a heifer.
Tell him "take it son.
May you havo a dozen cows
Soon, instead of one."
Let him know he's wanted
On the old farm, too
And he'll stny nnd work his way
Side by side, with you.
Exchange.
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT .MOVE
MENT IN JANUARY.
Tho wholesale meat prices were
considerably higher in Jnnuary, 1919,
than in 1918. There was a very
heavy movement of stock from Ne
braska feeding stations during the
five months ending January 31, 1919.
Omaha received 11,242 cars; Chicago,
3,274 cars; and Kansas City, 1,266 cars
during this period.
Over tho entire country there was
a gain of 42 per cent in total load
ings of live stock reported in Janu
ary this year as compared with Jan
uary 1918. Tho gain in hogs was 58
per cent, in cattle 41 per cent, with
a small increase in sheep loading.
Tim big gains in cattle and hogs were
attributed, in part, to increased pro
duction, especially in hogs, and to
the very favorable weather condi
tions that contrasted strongly with
those of a year ago, as well as to the
stable values prevailing at market
centers.
IIOCS
COSTS FROM A
THAYER
COUNTY FAR.M
Inventory August 1, 85 pigs averag
ing 48.4 pounds valued at 23c per
pound or a total value of $946.22.
onorts ouou ins. at $i.uu per
cwt 76.10
Milk, 33 cents per cwt 10.50
Total Feed Cost $499.10
.Miscellaneous Lxpenses
Lnbor, fixing fence $ 5.00
', , htn;,0 l,
hr' "torlnnry .:
15.00
1.50
Crude oil
nn
Totnl Miscellaneous Expenses.? 26.00
tnuor was lessened ny tno use ot a
self feeder and hog waterer. Notice
the use of cheap feeds. Corn nnd
sl'''ts have tho same feeding value.
Under government regulotion shorts
2l V'iri ti'iU0 Wns "VSVft ."P01"
'- ' orse meat furnished cheap
numiiKt
Com was a failure
on this
farm.
An advertisement in
farm
Tho K.a,in in woBht wns 721 l)0Und
,,ur ' B
rtnl snlo value $2017.90
'ced cost $499.10
Mlscell. Expense .... 20.00
Freight charges ..... 36.45
Inv, vnluo, Aug. 1 .... 910.22
Totul Costs 1507.77
Net Gain $ 510.13
a i arm paper
. Tnnkmro not J-'A"?'" ? "u ''cf.cw,1-.. vemuw x
rnto nf mitn Imr 'J ,,B,UI wcr0 solu WIUIO 1 110 U lienil
,k" .. "!.J? ? " kept wero irlven tho .same sale value.
Report of tho Condition of
Tin: iiriuiAiin statu rank
of Hubbard, Nebr., Charter No. 7-13,
in the State of Nebraska at the clos'C
of business January 28, 191'J.
RESOURCES
Loans nnd discounts $ 08724 15
Overdrafts
Liberty bo
Banking 1
5S50 32
bonds 1700 00
house, furniture
nnd fixtures 2150 00
Current expenses, taxes and
interest paid 3314 51
Due from Nation
al and State
banks $76003 05
Currency 9G0 00
Gold coin 1005 00
Silver, nickels and
ennts IHJOnn 7HH1R SK
Tofnl 81010.17 Hfi
I
matiiMTIHR
Capital stock paid in ....$ 10000 00
00
39
Demand certifi
cates of De-
posit G945 10
imc certificates
of deposit ... 83218 8G 1G8637
Depositor's guaranty fund. 1714
Total $191957
86
State of California,
County of Los Angeles ss.
I, Michael Waters, cashier of the
above named bank, do hereby swear
that the above statement is a car-
rect and true copy of the report made
to the btnto Banking Board.
MICHAEL WATERS.
Attest:
J, It. Waters, Director.
D. F. Waters, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
this 15th day of February, 1919.
Ida M. Daskam,
Notary Fublic in nnd for the county
of Los Angeles, State of Califor
nia. My Commission expires Mar. 14, 1920.
LEGAL NOTICES
First Pub. 2-27-19 4w
NOTICE OF ESTIMATE FOR THE
YEAR 1919.
Notice is hereby given thnt the es
timato of expense on the various
funds in Dakota County, Nebraska,
for the year 1919 are as follows:
County general fund $40000.00
County bridge fund 18000.00
Emergency bridge fund ... 4000.00
County road fund 18000.00
Road dragging fund 4000.00
Witness my hand nnd seal of of
fice at Dakota City, Nebraska, this
14th day of January, 1919.
J. S. BACON, County Clerk.
(Court of Commissioners Seal)
( Dakota County, Nebraska. )
First publication Feb. 6, '19 4w
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Emma Wilson McEntnfTcr:
You are hereby notified that Hon.
Guy T. Graves, Judge of the District
Court of Dakota County, Nebraska,
made the following Conditional Or
der of Revivor in the case of Dr.
Charles H. Maxwell vs. Emma Wilson
McErtafTcr in said court on the 3rd
day of February, 1919:
"Now, on 'this 3rd day of February,
1919, this cause came on to be heard
before me at Chambers in Pender,
Nebraska, upon motion and affidavit
jf plaintiff lor n revivor of the judg
ment of the County Court of Dakota
County, Nebraska, dated March 9th,
1896, transcripted and filed in the
District Court of Dakota County,
Nebraska, September 30th, 1898, for
$51.81 and costs, nnd it appearing
chat said judgment hns become dor
mant and is unpaid and that the de
fendant is a non-resident of the State
if Nebraska,
It is therefore considered and ad
judged that said judgment be revived
against Emma Wilson McEntafTer, un
less sufficient cause bo shown by said
defendant on or beforo tho 10th day
of March, 1919,- and that service of
this order be. made by publication.
Guy T. Graves, Judge of the District
Jourt."
You are required to appear and
show cause why said judgment should
not be revived on or before March
10th, 1919.
CHARLES H. MAXWELL,
Plaintiff.
First Publication Feb. 6-19 4w
NOTICE.
To Mary Ryan, Florence Ryan, Hel
en Ryan, Matthew Hogan, Lillian Ho
gan, John Hogan, Gertrudo Hogan,
Frank Hogan, nnd Marie Hogan, de
fendants: You and each of you nro hereby no
tified that Cornelius K. HelTernan,
plnintiir, on the 31st day of January,
A. D. 1919, filed, in the district court
of Dakota county, state of Nebraska,
his petition against tho above named
defendants and others, tho object and
prayer of which aro to correct the
description of tho real estate at
tempted to bo convoyed by a certain
deed, from Dennis Ryan nnd Bridget
Ryan, his wife, to Daniel J. Ryan,
dated December 18th, 1882, and re
corded in tho deed records of said
county in Deed Book "M" at page
309, so far as it afreets land in sec
tion thirty-fivo (35), township twen
ty-nino (29) north, of rango soven
7L East of tho Principal Meridian,
o that it shall bo and read as fol
lows, to-wit: "Tho southeast quar
ter of tho southeast quarter of sec
tion thirty-five (35), township twenty-nino
(29) north, of rango seven
(7), East of the 6th Principal Merid
ian, oxcepting therefrom tno follow
ing described tract, to-wit: Com
mencing nt the southwest corner of
said southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of said section thirty
five (35), thenco north along the
west lino of said "forty" about 39
rods to tho center of Elk Creek,
thenco southeasterly along tho center
of Elk Creek to tho township line,
thenco west to the place of begin-
Inrr" tr niilot nnd confirm tllO tltlo
I of tho plaintiff to said real estate,
lo remove inu ciuuua iu iimiiiiui a
title to said real estate occasioned
by said description in said deed, to
restrain tho defendants nnd each of
thorn from claiming nny right, title,
Interest, lien or claim in, to or
against said real estate or nny part
thereof or from entering upon tho
same and for general equitable re
lief. . ,
You arc required to answer said
petition on or before the 17th day of
Mnrch, A. D. 1910.
Dated this 1st day of February, A.
I) 1919
. ' CORNELIUS K. HEFFERNAN,
Plaintiff.
First publication Feb. 13, '10 3v
NOTICE.
In the district court
of Dnkota
county, Nebraska.
Fred Martin, Plaintiff,
vs.
Lillio Kuh, Defendant.
To Lillic Kuh; defendant: You arc
hereby notified thnt on the 10th day
of February, 1919, Fred Martin, tho
nbove named ptatntttt, mcu nis puu-
Hon in the .district court of Dakota
county, Nebraska, against utile luin,
defendant, the object and prayer of
.which aro to quiet tho title or ptain
jtlfT as against the claims of defend
ant in the following ttescriheu prem
ises, situated in tho county of Dako
ta and State of Nebraska, to-wit:
North half of lots twenty-three (23)
and twenty-four (24), of Martin's
sub-division of tho northwest quar
ter of the northwest quarter (NWV4
NWi) of section twenty-one (21),
township twenty-nino (29), range
nine (9); and further praying that
certain conveyances held by defend
ant of the above described premises
bo held void and canceled ns against
plaintiff's title to the above describ
ed premises, nnd that defendant be
forever barred and enjoined from as
serting title to said premises ad
versely to plaintiff.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before the third Mon
thly following the last publ'pnr'pi of
this nol'f" v ' ; t.u Lii.i u. ,, f
M"l '.!. tl li).
Dated February 10, 1919.
FRED MARTIN, Plaint...
By W. E. Gantt and C. E. Gnnti,
His Attorneys.
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