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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10
BUXTON.

s. G. WEIGH was in Dexter part Of
last week.
visit OF several weeks at the home OF
her parents In Ottumwa
Mrs Clara Wilson Of White City Wis
tied her parents here the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Carrie Brown served an elab-
crate lunch to the ladies of the M. =.
Aid society and their friends last
Mrs. Geo. Warren is in oskaloosa
with her daughter Mrs. Smith who IS
At tho hospital for treatment.
An election dinner Is to be served IN
the M. E. church by the Ladies AID
society.
again Monday after q short vacation.
Misses Druit and Callers attended the
state teachers meeting In Des MONIES
Thursday and Friday.
Will Calvert was over from Everest
Sunday. ,,,,. -.
turned Thursday from their trip 70
Colorado.
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CHUNKS RULE HIGH.
Stall Finished Draftsrs Command Ri,
Prices From Eastern Sale
ee 2&ahlaa ifas

. SSa0iOo ~ y
Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov s.-The
trade is irregular In prices and demand
for commercial classes. The few lots
of heavy drafters in the breeding dis
trict on special feed for the eastern
markets when offered bring out keen
conn petition and sell at extravagant
prices. the range being above the av-
erage quotation for good to choice
regular grades. This class Of offerings
are taken by eastern sale stables on
special orders placed principally w til =
large brewery firms who own the finest
draft teams in New York. Good com
mercial draft chunks are coming for
ward in liberal volume and selling
around $l75@220 and upward. while
the specially fed lots are negotiated
at $250@375 and upward. according to
the weight, quality and finish Of the
offerings and the urgency Of special
orders. Medium weight chunks OF farm
classes are being rushed to market In
liberal receipts. but such lots are out
Of season grades, and as q whole are
selling below country cost. There ii
broad inquiry for light southerns at
$60@125 and fair demand for driv-
ers at 3150@350. Receipts for two
days this week total 755 horses against
SGT for the same period last week and
/ 1913 for the corresponding interval a
year ago. The tone Of trade Ii nomin-
ally steady at the following auction
prices:
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TODAY'S MARKET NEWS
PAULINE WAYNE
At WHITE / ! . HOUSE !; |! !.
ROYAL MIXER PRESENTS AD-
MINlsTRATloN WITH A
BULL CALF.

washington, D. c., Nov. 9-Pauline
( Wayne, the white house COW yester-
day afternoon presented the admins
tration with bull calf. At the white
house 1t was declared that. the event
was without political significance. 1t
was said that President Taft Will name
the animal Governor Stimson ana
! thatssthe president will make It pres
emit to newspaper man who Will name
it "Big Bill"
Pauline Wayne, the Wisconsin
/ mixer. has arrived at the white mouse
and taken her place among the ex-
elusive society world of the nation.
Her bovine majesty has accepted the
task of supplying the executive family
with fancy milk and cream without
the slightest embarrassment. Sne
wanders about the spacious lawns OF
the white house grounds, cropping the
luxuriant growth and gazing placldly
upon the crowds of curious who Hook
to see the new member Of the family
She enjoys the distinction of being
the only COW allowed in the city, ana
is exempt from the regulations requlr-
ing the tuberculin test for all dairy
cows. Pauline is the official executive
mansion COW and is carrying on the
honor without pomp or egotism, ap-
parently.
The arrival of no new cabinet MEM
Der or foreign potentate has ever been
attended with more interest than MRS.
Wayne's invasion OF the capital. Scores
Of residents have gone to the white
house lot to see Pauline in her new
home, and she has been the object OF
much admiration. The homage she IS
receiving rests gracefully upon her
sturdy shoulders. Not so much as by
q look or moo has she deigned
to notice the fattering attention
showered on her.
Pauline is the gift of Senator Isaac
Stephenson to President Taft. she
made the journey from Kenosha. Wis.
without injury to her pampered feel
ings, She comes from royal stock.
without further ado she set upon her
task of being the milk producer OF the
white house, and members OF the presl-
dents household say she has done her
work so well that her job will never
be in jeopardy.
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VILLAGE CREEK.

Mrs. J. w. Workman returned home
Monday after visiting few days Win
her nidce, Mrs. John Wright OF Des
Moines.
Harold and Maude Harsch spent
sunday at the L. BOSNIAN home near
Blakesburg.
MRS. q. A. Dexter and granddaugh-
ter. Elizabeth. visited Sunday at the
Joe Clarkson home.
Miss Della Bailey OF Mansfield, o..
MI. Kendall and Mr.. Logan Of Otturn-
wa and F. l.. Dexter and family were
entertained Sunday at the g. w. Work
man home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Zion
M. e. church will meet Wednesday,
Nov. 16, with Mrs Durham.
Clarence Mooney and family spent
Sunday in Ottumwa.
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SPEED BOY MARRIED.

Jimmy Johnston. the star outfelder
and demon swatter of the Speed Boys
has entered the ranks Of the benedicts.
rabbit" Russell received post card
yesterday from his team-mate, stating
that he was married at Chattanooga,
Tuesday, November 1. The message
does not give the name Of the bride.
"The Chattanooga Cyclone" on his
post card states that he and his bride
have gone on a wedding trip to
Atlanta Georgia.
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HoPEWE ELL.

Chas. Worrell and family were Sum
day guests at the Claude Arnold
home.
]. w. Johnston, wife and daughters
spent last Sunday at the parental
Walker home
Miss Rosa Walker is spending the
week in Ottumwa with friends.
N. j. Sammons and family were en-
Sunday.
c.. p. White is Ill with the typhoid
fever.
Chas. Hunter made business trip
to the county seat recently.
Isaac Jones attended court In Bloom
field one day last week.
Austin White husked corn for f. T..
Miller last week.
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For Sale

/ 4 = ny I .
FOR SALE-99 ACRES CLOSE TO
county seat fair lying land fair i'm
provement, Price 800; 100 acres
good land fairly good Improvements
one mile from county seat, price
1925: 80 acre fine land good improve
ments miles from county seat.
price $s5; 100 acre fair rolling land
fair improvements one and one-haif
mile to one Railroad town; 3h miles
to another railroad town miles to
county seat price $50; STU acre 5
miles to county seat good rolling
land good improvement Price $40;
101 acre Joining up to railroad town,
fair buildings fairly good rolling land
price $50. s240 acres about half fine
lying land balance. rolling. some tina-
Der 5 miles to county seat Price $780,,
A Davis county Iowa farm is q
money maker as an investment
Write 6. E. Fry Bloomfield, Iowa.
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chieaqe Livs stoek Marked.

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-The live stock
market follows:
Z CATTLE-Market weak to shade
lower; receipts. $4,000: beeves. $450@
s7.56; stockers, feeders, s2.3505.65;
cows, reifers, $2.25@6.40; westerns,
$410@6.75.
HOGS-Market ten lower than yes
terday's average; receipts. $4,000; light
$7.700s.05; mixed, $7.55@8.20: heavy.
S785@S.2o:. rough. $7.3s07.55; good
choice heavy, $7.66@8.20; bulk sales,
$7.76@S.05.
SAEEP-Market weak: ten lower:
natives, $2.50@4.20; lambs. &4.75@
$50.
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chloaso Butter .

chioaso Butter and EGG Market.
steady: creameries, a4@sohc.; dairies.
|23@27c.
TGGS-Market steady; receipts, o.
s72 cases; at mark, cases included,
|19h@22hc.: firsts. 27c.;; prime frsts,
zoe.
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Chicago Grain Futures.

Chicago Grain Futures.
Chicago, Nov. 9.--The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT-May opened, s4A @95c.;
high. 94Ac.; closed, s4x @s4Mc.; July,
CoRN-May opened, 4sM@4sAc.:
high, 4skc.; low. 4SAc.: closed, 4Sh a
4SNc.; July, 49hc.
OATS-May opened, 34Hc.; high,
34Jkc.; low, size; closed, 34A q
34Xc.; December, 3ik @31hc
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EDDYvlLLE.

Mrs. A. j. valkenburg Of Burlington
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. S.
Bradfield.
M. Il . Mrs. c. Sturgeon and Mr..
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Chicago Prevlsion Market.

Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago. Nov. 9.--The provision
market follows:
Pork-Jan-$1757h @l7.60.
Lard-$10.40@1 o.421.
Ribs-$932M@ S.35.
Rye-cash-77c.
Barley-60@81c.
Timothy-cash--$S.0
Clover-cash-$1001
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RETAIL MAaKETs.
Flour ard Fees.

crahar, -four. per sack s %
Corn chops, per cwt >. $3.50. I.ov
x,... =, ~. cuvt 100
l-lr corn per blu $500. o.
shelled corn, per bu % %
.dLy. per cwt -. 49,. ...'' e
' = ,s1. IN feed ground 20 lbs =. g
Gvpter shell. per cwt ..... a.39
F,.rr nav .ack .1.25@ao0
earn meal. 10 ID sack ...... y y
Corn and oat chop, per cwt.. i5e
Dat straw, BALI. -. ...... g
~, NAL nar cwt 30
apples. PIX -. soo. g
Lemons doz :.... 1890. ''..' ,x6oso
Oranges. per doz $50. S SSgssS
hananas. S s.s dos vi:;o:ii:biss.
yvatsrcrses. per bunch ....... s@ie
Cucumbers. each $500. LA
Green tomatoes, bu ~. y
Parsley. bunch -. ....''' Z
ro,,ntry su h,'tter eH IL ~ @ so@s5
sent creamery butter Id -. e71s
Eggs. per doz ..... -. ...... ~ 81
Cheese. Id ....i.;... .....
s s:s... j. ]: !. Il. I
nres.sd snrines ;ib ....... 17h
GA hsrs dressad Id ........ %
Snc,xs sressed n .....~ 17I
s-.eiaia
T.,h SQUASH .. 10015
Nav potatoes. ok 25@30
relery 500
49, nses doc 80. -. so 40 50
Calf grapes $50. -. -. -. "
Cccos. n,!ts. each ..... -. -. S0IS
New honey. comb ..... Sy
e ssiIa11 1 head 70. .': 1se.s
Beets. peck ..... -. y
Cabbage ... -. bVl0
Carrots, Eock 800. -
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- a COLORADO HOME
\. among the mountains. Write us to-
day. we will mail you free pict-
uresque scenes around Canon City,
Colorado. Healthiest climate under
the sun Manning & Wellman. OF
tumwa, Iowa
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900, or a third more than the trade ok
pected. There WAS q big run Of light
weights, while heavy were scarcer
than usual for Tuesday. Barring 4
few early sales which were only &c
lower the market settled down to a de-
cline Of l0@26c. compared with Mon
age at 1897 was s higher than previous
Tuesday which was lowest day since
The range OF prices was
narrowest In several months, few SELL
Ing late above $8.16 and not many be-
low $3.50. Light grades are 40c lower
than = week ago, while heavy packers
are 500 40c above q week ago. Quota
tions follow:
Bulk Of sales 49,. 81. .$7.s0@s.15
Heavy butchers, 240@ 800 lbs s.10@S.35
Light butchers, 190@230 lbs S.05@s.30
Light bacon, 16O@190 lbs. 7.85@8.15
Light light, 130@155 lbs. !. 7.60D7.yo
Heavy shipping, 250@ $50 lbs s.05@s.25
Heavy packing. $500 400 lbs $500 7.90
Mixed packing. 200@250 lbs 7.650 100
Rough heavy, packing $3.50. 7.40@a60
Light mixed, 175@20o lbs. 7.7b@8.o0
Poor to best pigs, S0@135 lbs 7.0099.io
and boars ~. 3.756D6.50
Stays, 80 lbs dockage head S.00@8.76
Sheep Sell Lower.
Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. s.--Bulk
OF fat sheep showed 10@16c decline
compared with best time Monday.
while lambs were fully steady. The
former offerings were slow throughout.
while lambs were active. Feeding
sheep and lambs were dull and prices
were weak at last weeks close. Quail
ity was fairly good. but it was late in
the day before pens showed signs Of
clearance. Western wethers made $3s5
@4.2O, with plain yearlings down to
S4.l5 and good ones around IS. Ewes
sold at $l.50@3.60, with feeders at
$3.50 and breeders at 81. Native ewes
landed at $175@4. few above 1915, and
odd wethers sold at 1925 down. with
most yearlings at s., while bucks were
most numerous at SO. Native lambs
topped at 1865 and many sales were
recorded 1T that price down to $3.50.
with plain to extra good lots at $5.75
@6.40. Fed westerns made $S@6.50.
Feeders were scarce above Sc and
others made $5.75 down. Quotations
follow:
Range wethers, plain to
5 fancy $685.. -. $5.oVW I'll .
Fed wethers. plain to best. S65GD4,25
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FOR SALEETHREE MICH COWS
Ed West, Eta ST., West End.
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Mrs. Ann Smith
Eli Swain, Auct.
Roscoo Smith, Clark
Lunch on ground.

New York Grain Market.
New York. Nov. 9.-The grain mar
ket follows:
&c.
Corn--55Ac.
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New York Butter and Egg Market. ].
New York, Nov. 9.--Butter-Marke
unchanged: receipts, 11,700.
EGGS-Market firm; receipts, 10, {
800: fresh gathered extra firsts, 80 a
35c.: firsts, 29@32c.; seconds, 26@ 2Sc.
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A CLOSING OUT
PublicSale
will sell at my residence at Albany
Az miles south OF Blakesburs. Iowa.
on
SATURDAY. NOV. 12. 1910,

One iron gray filley coming A bay
filley coming 3, coming 2 year old
brown horse, brood SOW, Jersey COW,
steer, buggy, disc, set single harness.
Also household goods--dresser, book
case, couch. rockers, sideboard, tables
and two yearling colts and other
things.
under, cash. A credit of months will
be given on sums over IS, purchaser
giving a banKable note II notes are not
paid when due to draw eight per cent
Interest from date. Five per cent of
for cash on day of sale. All property
must be satisfactorily settled for be-
fore removing same. Everybody ts In
vited to come whether or not you wish
to buy.
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Fancy offerings were generally sold
4 Mt private sale and commanded higher
prices than above auction quotations.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARkETS.
Furnished by e. w. Wagner & Co..
= members Chicago Board OF Trade.
Rooms and 3. Chiffon Block. OF
tumwa phone 1884: Iowa phone
bS9-R.
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Found

PICKED UP-A SOW CAME TO MY
farm week ago. ]. N. Newell.
place two miles southeast Of kirk
Vile. E. Curtis.
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HOGS DROP AGAIN.

General Market Forced f0@25c Be.
low Monday Basis on Lib
eraI Supply.
Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. 9.-Re-
ceipts OF hogs were estimated at a.
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ch;o... po,,Itrx M.rket.

Chicago. Nov. observation-disclosures
alive, easy; turkeys, &c.,; fowls, SIC;
springs. 10hc.
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Range Of hog values at Chicago 10
the past week with comparisons.
Mixed and Light
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FOR SALE CHEAP-6O ACRES OF
land close In. Address N-S-A care
Courier.
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CATTLE DEMAND WEAK.
scant Selling Shows Mondays Range
: Big Supply Looked for Later
#Sss This wAak


This Week.
Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. 9.--Only
part Of Tuesdays steer arrivals found
sale, and these went at Mondays 100
15c decline, compared with last weeks
closing Most of the good beeves which
were among the days receipts were
carried for the Wednesday market, to-
gether with liberal crop. which land
ed in the yards too late for the Mon
day session. Packers were short buy
ers since they had q full days kill held
from the big purchases Of Monday.
and Eastern shippers. reporting bad
beef market at the seaboard. were
equally Indifferent toward all steers
offered. Best which sold went at $7.l5,
but there were few above $6.16, and
bulk Of common to fair killers sold at
1850 SIS. A supply OF 500 western
range steers moved slowly at unchang-
ed rates, bulk making $4.90@5.25.
Native she stock had distressingly
weak demand and prices were forced
10@15c lower on all grades sales be-
Ing at the lowest basis Of the present
season. Fat cows moved at $4@4.40
and choice heifers at IS, while q fair
a.. Gamers and cutters went at $2.25
@3.25. Bulls sold 1oc lower than Mon
day, while calves had 75050c adj
vance, topping at 310.25. A big supply
of feeders and stock steers had weak
country demand and sales were 1oc
lower than Monday, while showing Is
@25c decline from levels current In
the middle days Of last week. Prices
had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers =. ..$6.65@ 7.50
Medium to good steers ). -. 5.75@6.50
Inferior to fair stores >. 80. 4.50@15.80
Fat cows and heifers -. 3.30@e4o
Canning cows and heifers :. 2.25@3.25
Native bulls and stays ... 3.16@5.4o
Feeding cattle, 600@1 100 lbs 3.25@5.7
Fair to fancy veal calves. 8.50@10.25-
Heavy calves :. ..... 1000 $50
Export steers :. 80. $500. 5.75@6.40.
Western range steers !. $50. 4.50 a $50
Distillery steers 49,. ..... 6.25@6.75
Mixers, springers. head. 30.0OQ75:oo
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Nov. 9.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3-49c.
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IOWA FARMERS IN APPANOOsH
county We can suit you in price ana
terms Come and see us. Baldwin q
Neff, Unionville, Ia
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FOR SALE CHEAP, If TAKEN
soon, 10a acres poultry and, fruit
farm. For full information address
I G. ]. De Hart, Saint Charles. Iowa.
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WANTED WANT YOU TO KNOW
that have moved from Unionville to
Blakesburg. and am still in the auc-
pioneering business and will cry your
sale for you and guarantee satisfac-
ton or no charges. Eli Swain,
Rlakesburg, Ia.
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LOCAL MARKETS
HOGS SHOW DECREASE.
Porkers Of Light Weight are Quoted a
4 Twenty-Five Cent Drop

Hogs of light weight are shown at 2
twenty five cent drop today, while
porkers of medium weight are quoted
at ten cent drop. No other changes.
\ !
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Pedrick & Rane's Poland China Sale

ii otturva, owaT Nov. u, 1910 - -
On
boars pigs X ss 5g
outg 1910
stock 4 4 s. "A
a of in
P Mastodon and by the
create reedng boar
Side o'clock Ior cat
$40.
Auet
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FOR SALE-OUR RESIDENCE 12(
s. Ash street rooms strictly mod
ern. A. NJ. ,Lukens. phone 1135-X.
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New York Poultry Market.
New York. Nov. Poultry ar
set alive, steady; cpring chickens, IAN
20c.: dressed, market weak: broilers,
l6@20c.: fowls, 13h@17hc.: turkeys,
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TO THE FARMERS-I WANT TO
buy your butter and eggs. 3. II:
Burns, new grocery, corner Ward
and Wilson streets, South Ottumwd.
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WE HAVE CHOICE FARMS FOR
sale that will make you fine homes
OF largo profits as an investment.
xCome and see what we, have. McIntire
Real Estate Co.. Blakesburg, Ia.
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FOR sALE-FIvE BROOD SOwS
and thirty shoats; this is snap for
man with cash. Fred Beach.
Agency.
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE. SO. NEW
and in good repair Speed, work and
capacity equal to 800 machine.
Frederick Calvert, Drakesvilfe Ia.
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Poultry and Eggs


FOR SALE-BIG BONED FANCY
poultry. Black Langshans. r. G.. and
S. G. Rhode Island Reds. Indian
u Farm two miles east Of Highland
Center Mrs. II. Osterfoss. Hedrick,
la.
FOR SALE-W. WYANDOTTES
cockerels. from rs cents to $3.50. II
taken this month. VIM. Klett, Har-
per, Iowa.
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wANTED-YoU TO CALL AND SEE
our fine line Of new buggies and
harness. w. r. Morrison & Co. LIB
ertyville, la.
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Wanted

wANTED-OLD EDISON RECORDS
In exchange for new ones Arnold
Jewelry and Music Co.
wANTED2 OR 8 WEEKS WORK
husking corn Address O-31-B, care
Courier. or call new phone 3050-K
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Estimated Rsesipts for Tomorrow.
Wheat-8S
Corn-354.
Oats--247.
Liverpool Cables.
CLOSING-Wheat y of; corn Y
on
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR TOWN
property 1865 acre farm In Davis
County. Marion township. Address
Lucy Hunt, 230h East Fourth.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-65 EWES BRED FOR
April 1. 26 Eve lambs. Seth Baird.
r. n. No 2. Douds- Leando
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STOP! LISTEN! so ACRE (PART
Valley farm $3.50. Other farms.
McGrath, Mountain View, Mo.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-21
"Hold A Fair Every Year."
Says Governor JOS. NJ. Brown.

NJ Brown visitor to the fair Thursday.
He and expressed himself When asked by the
make comments and suggestions for publ
cation consented Governor Browns suggestion published
that fairs be held annually should meet with hearty endorsement
people of the should begin preparation
that will county fair held
the state
Governor Brown said:
citizen of Cobb county, quite proud the display
made it's during the week The display
ally the perfect being shown that have
The wheat and other products of the soil
notably and worthy of the county which has
taken the prize State fairs for greatest excellence.
ITO ladies of Cobb county belongs notable amount of
credit Their showed artistic cakes
ees and preserves and pickles they displayed tempted the appetite
while thew commanded admiration
II was greatly pleased with the poultry Some of the
in particular fine as have ever looked upon.
"A ALL the exhibits inspiration and should
citizens hold these fairs annually that people be
aged to continual progress
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-21
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