| Transcribed by Norma Knotts Shaffer from microfilm of
the Calhoun Chronicle dated 6/6/1911.
F.J. McCulty had a practical experience last week of what a man sometimes
loses by not taking his county papers. His farm on Sycamore was sold
for taxes a year or so ago, legal notice of which was published in the
Chronicle together with the name of the purchaser and the notice that the
owner could redeem same within one year. Mr. McCulty did not take
the Chronicle and consequently knew nothing of the sale. F.S. Wilson
was the purchaser, and Mr. McCulty gave $400. and all the oil and gas to
get his farm back. This is only one instance of many we could cite
where a man loses money by not taking the Chronicle. Only recently
Arch Price had an almost identical experience as the one above cited.
We sincerely sympathize with Mr. McCulty in his loss. |
