The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, September 15, 1916, Image 3

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The Kenna record., September 15, 1916, Image 3
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livery Sack Guaranteed.
The Kenna Lumber Co.
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Protection for the Home
The etrongeat detire of huiband and wife it the
welfare ol their children.
The huiband worlu herd to provide lor them, end
would be slid to know how bet! to tafeguarcl them.
The wile works herd, too in the home and it
e,elly Htwrotrd with her husband in round in.
roiaace protection, nicb u that offered by the
Postal Life Insurance Company
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NET COST LOW IN THE"
POSTAL
BECAUSE
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pilMt.Hf i.llir rofiip.ni.i ), UHt
U mod.r.u MlTcitli
Ipk rlt.rc. fu to foUkl folk,.
hol.tr. U Irit jaw.
2nd. RanawaJ Commie
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furatcd JtTidn.(.. u pwui
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3rd. Bfnw.n tit th rUaa of
lha Mcnnd fr. tli vauaJ coiithf
tw!ir-4ivi..tndt, hel uq the
CotMpftu' awniing. atiM furtliar
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It will pay you
to tnd out jul what the POSTAL LIFE can and
will do lor roll. The Company iuuei all the
laadard legal-ieierve policy-lormr: it tuppliet lull
poraorval information to all applicant. men,
women and young people and diuance horn New
York doea not hindei. Ju.l write and' lay i
v "MmJI me llfe-lntsurance partkulart
tor my age" ami be sure to mention '
this. Paper.
U your iettet be ture to give
. Your Full Name
2. Your Occupation
. 3. The Exact Date of your Birth
The requeat (or inloimauon placet you under M
Wigariont and no agent will M teat to vitit you.
The Poiul Life doet not employ agenlt but givei ilt
oolicyholdert the benchl of agenlt commiaaions
-th Aral year and orery other.
Postal Life Lisnrance Company
(TjunwwtuTNwpjiy
Penalty f Flrmnctt.
Tb comptroller of tb trenmry It
n autocrat whose decision overriden
van that of tha chief uiaglntrate of
tho nation. Some years &eo tha then
Incumbent of tha office refuaod to sign
a warrant for money which (Jan. Graut
thought It proper to expend. "That la
jrht," tha president naiil; "I admlra
' your flrmnesi. Whre your conaclenca
It concerned, neer pertuit youraolf to
ba coerced. You may consildei your
aelf clear In this affair, for I shall ap
point a new comu'.iolU tomorrow."
STiWO
For Partridge, Wood
cock, Squirrel or Rabbit
Shooting the'
44 GAUGE SHOTGUN
No. 101
IS A WONDER
' 2G Inch bnrr1, welchi 4 lb., take-down.
Ocltcr tartridaTct.
Llet Prlc Only $5.00
No other bore or faugc
fun asemctcnt untlvrn
a vamty of conditions.
V
Snl for detitlrd At.
criirtion and "GUNS AND
GUNNING."
M ltt Mtn Uaik tTCVCNS
age of slKit- SV V J;
vrsogreat v.fli
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J. STEVENS ARMS
& TOOL COMPANY
P.O.Box 5005
CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS.
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS. COPYRIGHTS
F. -ii I no M, drmvlnir or photo,
witit o ocriiuiott. W.! a'ivise, il
p.imnib'iir.nit. FREE. S,l
f, i. SPiCIU OtC 10 IMVLSI
( IS Ii -inrj nniilyinir (or a pauuii.
it it'ill fm y yoit. Ail brsiu'lie
U. S. .i i'l 1'i.ri'iiru Paii-niH. ft"
tnls laki-H tliruugh oar ajfite adVr
ti,'t. ft" sale at our erfitnse.
II AKilUOK an fiatcnls setiKMVL.
WORMtLLF. & VAN MATER.'
Managora,
rolumbaCopyii(ht S Prt. Co. Inc.,
WASIIIVOION, D. C
VALLfcY VIEW
Ivlil McUown and family loft
for Texas, Tuosflay, iSept. oth..
C. M. Stobb went to Clovis,
Saturday , Sept. 7t.li.
vv o are very, very glad to Bay
thai Mrs. Guy 11. Miller Is up
and gaining lier lioaltb after a
long seigeof sickness.
Jako McC'ibu was tbj buyer
of several bead (f cattle from
W, J. Stobb last week.
Mi'8. Ira P. Assiter and little
daughter Ollie, returned fro n
l)exter, wliero they have been
visiting their relatives for some
time.
Miss Anna E. Stobb returned
from Koswell where bhe has
been for the past month. .
A nice rain fell in this com
ni'inity Monday night, which
will help tho late crops.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Stobb
mac.o a business trip to E ida
Tuesday;
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STOCK
RAISING
HOMESTEAD
LL
The 640 Acre Stock-Raising Homestead Bill, being
House Bill 407, passed the senate with several amend
ments, at 9 o'clock Friday morning, Sept. 8th, just
about one hour before congress adjourned.
This bill passed the House on January 18th and
has been held up in the Senate by one or two senators
till the last hour.
The Senate having agreed to several amendments,
made it necessary for the concurrance of the House be
fore, it could become a law.
We have before us at this thime a complete record of the proceedings of
Congress on that date, and we fail to find where the House agreeded to these
amendments. It cannot therefore become a law until the reconvening of the
Sixty fourth Congress, on Dec. 1st of this year.
The bill as passed by the Senate is practically the same as passed the
House on Jan. 18th. The amendments bring about some slight changes in the
wording, but in every instance the effects and purposes are the same. It does
not seem to be a question of the two houses getting together, for as a rule they
are already together in a sense, their differences being only technical. But it
was a question of time for the House to complete the work. The Senate held
the bill up until one hour before the house was to adjourn, which did not give
it time for considering and agreeing to the amendments.
We received the report of the .proceedings of the last days work of Con
gress just as we were ready to go to press, and we gather from the same that
it will be December 1st before it can become a law.
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Fort Sumner, N. M.
September 13, 1916.
EDITOR KliNNA RECORD,
Kenna, New Mexico.
SIR:
We have been advised by the General Land Office that the bill provid
ing for 640 acre homesteads did not become a law.
Very respectfully
A. J. EVANS,
Register.
RAYMUNDO HARRISON,
. Receiver.
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