davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-04-21
THE SLOGAN,
PLAY BALL" !"
Will Probably BE Heard on AIer-
celina Park Diamond ON 8Oth
Base Ball Gossip.

The following players have been
signed mp by the management OF the
Celina club and will start the season
In the respective position week from
Sunday, the 30th: Kahle McComb,
catcher; Joe Frederick, pitcher; Will
Wenning, first base; II. Peters, second:
A. Bethel, third; @. Myers, left field;
Q. Ellis, center, and II. Myers, right.
Geo. Betz, Geo. Myers and Bert Kistler
are the only players who finished the
season last year that have not been
signed mp for positions on this years
team. The local management Is try
ing to secure the services of Betz, but
II is possible no will go to Greenville.
Myers has left the city and Kistler will
not likely don uniform this year.
The only vacancy in the team at
present will possibly be filled by e.
Cook the fast Rockford shortstop.
With the opening up Of the base ball
season the many fans will be inter
ssted in the timber which will be used
to make up the team in this city. In
order for the followers Of the game to
get line on the lads The Democrat
publishes below the batting and field
ng averages of the members of last
years team, which was not made pub
lie at the close of the season last fall.
Third sacker George Myers led the
club in batting, with second baseman
Betz close second. The low average
ell to young Bethel, the kid shortstop,
who secured only three hits in the nine
James he played.
In the fielding averages of the men,
'ers who played the entire season, hon
,rs fell to the popular young backstop,
<ahle McCOmb, who led the race with
percentage Of 996, having but one
'rror in 227 chances. First baseman
Bill Wenning scored next with g67:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-04-21

Mrs. John Silk, of Hopewell town
ship, aged 80 years, was stricken with
apoplexy while attending services at
Hopewell Lutheran Church last Fri
day morning and before medical aid
could be summoned she passed away.
Mrs. Silks was born in Germany, her
maiden name being Louise Luth, and
came to this country with her mother
when child. In 1890 she was united
in marriage to John Silk. The husband
and three children-Emma, Claude and
Willard survive her, together with
two brothers-Joe and John Luth-and
four sisters-Mrs. Geo. Kirsey and Mrs.
VIM. Beck, of Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Fred
Silk, of Auglaize County, and Mrs.
John Vierick of this county.
Funeral services we're held in the
church in which she was suddenly
stricken last Sunday, Rev. Harmon OF
this city officiating.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-04-21

Sam Younger, aged 25, son of Mrs.
Maggie Younger, died at the family
home on Broad street Thursday even
ing at o'loek, after lingering illness
with tuberculosis.
Mr.. Younger was born at Celina, o.,
and lived there for a number of years
before removing o Findlay. His moth
er, one sister, Leona, and three broth
ere, Jefferson and Harry, of New Bre-
men, and Frank, of Celina, survive.
One of the strange features Of the
young mans death was the fact that
his father died just ten years ago
Thursday at nearly the same hour.
Short services will be held from the
home Saturday morning, after which
the body will be taken TO Celina where
interment will be made. .-Findlay Daily
Republican.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-04-21

Dolores, the five-year-ol daughter
of Mr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nader, of ST..
Henry, died last Friday morning after
a short illness from paralysis, which
followed an attack of tonsilitis. Fun
eral services were held Monday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-04-21
Alumni Banquet.

The fifth annual alumni banquet of
the Center Township High School will
be given at the hall, Neptune, Satur-
day evening, April 20, at 500 pm,
with the following programs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
JAPANESE CLUB TO
PLAY GRAYS HERE
ON MAY n

fhs Japanese baseball club com.
Hosoj coz crack hall PLAYERS from the
land Of Niladp viii he ia Albuquer.
900. ON SUNDAY. May "a. for game
Uith the Albuquerque Grays Man.
atoI uau padllu oi the Grays rcceiy.
ed TO-DAY final contract Tor The
game which IL b. expected 10 Dee cy en-
Ga greater attraction than the boston
iloomci team of women players
which ulaNcd here last year The
Grlfs win formally open the season
un fha FIRST SUNDAY IN MAY with u
-umc with Las Vegas. Ration or Santa
go The BOYS are working out every
,teu.u. and viii have much better
MHiug ana fielding team than last
,a-on Several new players have
sIauod MD ANA the old men have de.
tnlrUod greatly as the result ot their
experience last all and spring train.
ins ihi, wear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
PERSONALS.

Sianl Sodcr and Ira lioldl of the
i'un'rsity. accompanied the bal team
fu santa Fc 'oday 30 see the big game
oi1b 50 Michael college.
Haim Henderson returned to his
.hpiut .nlg oits yesterday aiter q
wish of several weeks amcng friends
boa Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mrs , D.. Davidson and Miss La
tIdson ave loo IA, city from Dallas
Texas visiting Ma ana Mrs ! -.
Davidson. bog North Fourth street
Ia,e Myel of The Mnndell. Myor
COMPANY BIS again able 20 aUenf 10
business attor severe attack OF lock-
uN.
Born AWn n. 1911 10 Nj and
Mrs John Becker of West Marble
tNruut son Mr. Becker is a ma.
c1iuiN .n the local santa r. shops
More, Field formerly an Alhuquer
uur hoy az present engaged IN rail-
road construction work IN California.
ia expected uo visit Albuquerque
soon nog g STAY o. several DAYS.
8 hnal dccrec of divorce was grant
,I TODAY .n ihc district court 10 Josie
hc'i Nnrean. wife ot Albert =. Hayes
ou fhp grounds ui nonsuppou ana
cucl and nhuman treatment \ r.
RopcH sou was attorney Tor Mrs
llHtes
Al 80 Nuishts are requested Go
irtr ui thc ucN ASYLUM ct Pilgrim
commanders, sunday afternoon az e.
u,i.,t. Goo attend Raster services az
Iohu- Episcopal church FuH
o. Wna, uuIfprm on this oocnsiou 49,
.Ul"f ~ 'Hr o. a.. Harm nraun re-
..fd.l
W 81 HAYWARD ana Charles Oster.
I0Iil 'oday reopcncd the bowling
H'cr on West cold avenue Invita-.
uuu win lC mailed 20 an the old
HWeis tu runn and ioin in the sport,
con us no new supply of balls
Hnd hNiurcr have arrived trom The
NuUtaichi alhc Gee
rIan Gotch. the wrestler ma, b,
~ o. Albuquerque under tho aus.
t. Hi inr Elh,. \ plan was talked
uWoH. tho Adhered ones today
.. HuH nntc1 t0 Albuquerque ana TO
.tt n.,u aivuu' Iu throw ROy Ma
I lulae Olsen ana Simon Dcschier
iUn 900 hour
I.cu. e. Comoy OF the United
s"u.- railway mali service, formerly
acui o, Albuquerque. L. in the
. Today NJ. Conroy has for The
u. Har been uunipe ron Santa
b. iu AaWusa but has been transfer.
H Tm between Albuquerque
gud lH lunfa he viii arrive in
A1nW,ruu, c'cg nnh day
Uu was Hlcd IN the district
court oiay 9y The Bank OF Commerce
H.aIra NW Dunuar OF Torrance for
tlc pr0fett ui Sl2I5N alleged 90 be-
4ge uu hys pgouissory notes given
nu March .. 1910 The p,nln'in prays
.IHt receiver be- appointed 90 APP
HH 2fpp Sheep stated IN t'c com.
li1iui 40 have hcen offered as seour-
i'F as Dunbar r. ~ DohsOn is
counsel ,Ur me piainlin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

SEQ MONTHLY Goo uustW' Thy pco-
pl. ia 81 fuI luts s9mp'o- and cata-
losurs ut Uum.. steady work So eN-
pens" allowance. ~rhcuor treas
Ir,r. y 3lt Dhica4o.
WANTED To bias. iuhhor-tircd
buggy n good condition. cheap. A..
A.. car" tNruiu4 Herald
REMEMBER th, best sunday dinner
IN town . to $50. Home restau.
iaui. 205 " Cold
--------e-----. a.....--.H------. --s-
$50 PFG MONTH ana expenses to
men Geo trt,c' advertiser anG put out
D1tilo-rcs lis m1il order nous
~lr.ttpn ,',. 81 -if Shiyign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

~ pauls English Lutheran church.
conner " silver and Sixth street.
Rev " : OhcrholilcU. pastor Eu.f,i
sunday services as follows SuuHu
Hrhou' = a. confirmation reception
OF utmb"rs and hol, communion ei
vices begin ~ ~ Communion theme.
lhe AT Suihcicncl ol Christ Spc
'.1l music and appro pirate d'tofu.
lions Christian End.ayor 600 3u. A.
80 he SUNDAY school VIII give their
annual Church Extension Easter pro.
Han. consisting at suitable rco,ta.
lions ana SONGS. To- which au are cor.
dIpllf invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
RE-|NFORCEMENTS

continued from Page Oncp
Information aH 10 thr Whereabouts OF
ih' r"h"ls bit his men ar. dirsinr
trrn. h's ana keeping shntu iookout
through scouting partts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

Most lIsfiguriug skin eruptions.
rptuln pimplcs. rashos, etc. are due
q" Impure plood. Burdock blood nit.
tors b. cleansing blood tonic Makes
you ciear-eycd. clear drained, clear
Hkinned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

The Holy Clt,
o. Tho Ostrit
The re,aliou bd
Iicail
The Salvd|iu
open al. % ,n &
ms a. cilil,llcn'
dal school so as
an @ 30 SOM NJ
81 u au s. u lA
'rau IN thc han
solo aad insttt
tauiain Amo,. g.
and David COY a
o. unos-cC {
Ten and "a mum lcl
bl sscd tint Us n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
Meetings \

The third week
IA ctings conduct,
side of California
street gospel hal
SUNDAY ~ = 80
subject vii Do
ami the Tnle2Ncn
y M, Jesus alt
Meetings ov ~ e.
dar a. Tho same J
lIiehitnd Mptllc
Arno Sumici y
There viii hc ser
W W, 'ollNl
The subject oi me
he An lta tp I
ovcnlne huu lio
topic, Hope Abai
has arranged to u
Ter music fur ia
Sundas school Ian
Holiday sap rintct
AT Il 30 p nD NJ
leader A cordial
Christian Selen,
building Wci Col
seventh street :
snhJrcl nnctrin
SUNDAY schoc. ni /.
sal meeting Modu
Reading toom one
day lro ~ = to 4 n
hu'liing south q
Neat Central ayua
u ~ -. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

given hy u double quartet. with solos
hN Ms Roy Mcdonald ana Miss Mar
gafei Ftinklin Another feature will
be thc organ recital.preludc az the
evening service. given hy thc organ
isl Nr stanley Soder with tho as
sisfguCe of Nj John q Gould a. ten.
or enloi-t
IN, pastor. Rev Il y. Tolhorl viii
preach both services speaking iu
The morning or the Human CUES
tiou and me Divine Answer and in
The evening on The Greeting Of the
Father being the ,ast IN the series
on the prodisal son
\ cordial invitation Is extended to
The general public 10 avail themselves
OF these services
The special music tor the day Will
be- as follows
The specia music Tor the day viii
be a. follows
Organ prelrdc-
tul losauns .......... Wachs
40 TO Spring .........-.. Gricg
Anthem Awake, Thou That sleep
est ......, ............. Jackson
Double Quartet
Otertory ldyil' ...... Kinder
solo - Know That Ny Rcdcomcr
tiicth" ........ FIaondol
Mrs Roy Mcdonald
Duct--"An Easter Song stephens
Mts Mcdonald ana Miss FRANKLIN
rostlndc pomp and Circum s,ancc'
................ ............ Eltdr
EVENING
RCcitalPrc,udo
organ
,p Spring Song .lorcs
lhl Pans Flute ......... GODDARD
tc) legondp ....,...... Cadmau
Solo THE Resurrection Day" Hum
Nj John q. Gould.
Organ
,D Spring Song ........ Hoillns
o. Festival March ......,. Miller
Anthem This !, the Day '.... Cooke
Double Quartet
Onertory "Canlonc della Sierra D..
.-'.'..'. '.:''.''' ....'' E'If
Solo Christ the Lord Is Risen To
day" .................. liocx
Miss Margaret Franklin
Anthem iiosanna' ...... .Granicr
Double Quartet
postnde Fanfare d'Oraue" ...,
ShoIloy
- ,ohn's church corner Fo,utb
and "A. silver Archdeacou " l. Mnr-
,., rocto, Rosidenco 5lo ~ Tiieras
orepna
Is,s,ar dav ..r,ices HOLY commun
In, n m holy communion : a. m
uornin. service and sermon. II n m
Thpnp "Chri.tianity a Word Con
nnerlps Rcieion Music.
Ninlin voluufstt
Miss cwendolyn Allen
processional Welcome Happy
Norninq" A : sullivan
.gbri., Onr PASSENGER" T. y shenpard
TO Deun LauAamus" n Kotzschme,
'Uihilat. Dec" ..... Dudley Buck
Infroit Jesus CHRIS, Is Risen 10.
Kvrie ........ G. / Every
Glnrip Tihi ................ Anon
vioIin solo. Miss CIV nholvn Allen
ltymn--"At the Lambs High Feast
a., Stue" l. q Elycry
Onertory-"I Know THAT Ny Re.
deemer Liveih" from Mnssiahl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. llandl"
Mrs Edward /. Bradford
Sonctus " W Wesiley
Ciloriu IN Excelcis ........C. Zcunci
Raressional- The nav Of Resur.
rnction" - u. Tours
.I..i.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

II You haven't the time "a eNrrrisC
regularly, Doun's ncgui.ts VIII pre-
vent constipation. They induce p
mild, easy, beautiful action 80 the
homc,s wi,hnut griping Ash A"ui
druyslst 70, thsm, "a ssnis,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

20 t1nk sh' vIi mtl,e domes-
%, wife hove been calling on her
ior several montlt NOW ana Away
nnd Hr dHruIug one ~ her fathers
sn,Na
lui have tou noticed that II Is
Tho same sock ''-- Louisville courio'
Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
The Churches

CONGREGATIONAL church Raymond rs
folh.r muisi o.. sianlea soder, on
sanisl BJ} = Lith.Ow. sunday
school snporialendenl. Al the church
Easter viii hc celebrated With ap.
puriiaic music. both ~ The morning
'iVlcn "a II and the evening service
AZ 90 several anthsns viii DC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

Recitation Gail Bcchmau
Recitation from the ptlmafr
Collection
Hymn No. lGl
Roncdietion
Baptist church order OF services.
Morning
Organ voluntary
Call 70 worshin.
% Come leo rs worship and how
down.
And kneol before the lnid ouI max er.
For lie H. the Lord onr GoH
And We are the people of HIS Pasture.
Aud The Sheep OF His hand
Invocation
Hymn No ~.
Announcements
Morning Offering
Solo Rejoice Jerusalem and Sing"
,..,...,. ......,, Geo " NcViu
Miss Pratt
Anthem Now is Christ Risen"
.............s.,, { T. l.esllo
choir.
sermon by pastor, subjcct 'rhe
Power Of IN Easter Faith"
Hymn No. 90
Evening
Hymn No pa
Hymn No 2id
Invocation.
scripture Lesson
Hymn No 2GI
Announce nenfs
Evening offering.
Solo The Heavenly Sone" .
Miss Pratt
PRAYER
Anthem The Resurrection" ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T.. G. Leslie
CHOIR.
Sermon bg pastor subject The
Last Words % Jesus on HE Cross
Hymn No isi
l,onedi lon
Gold and broadway Christian
chmch. Herman y Williams. minister
Bible study ~ . ~ q ~. Easter ser.
mon N u q. m, The Hurried Manu-
script Mrs. carncs viii sing. John
!, A:s9Aaas.. YIN ysRRSkE 4. a trombone sole
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

Recitation Gail R,chmau
Recitation from the ptinaf
Collection
Hymn No. lGl
lloncdietion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

7 how
utu
rDt
iti
M
dis,
ads az
ls
tii
| til
into
beans
|rGt
( resi-
ssory
The evening world., 1911-03-23
TAXI COMPANY FAILS
ON CREDITORS PETITION.
Preferential Payments Made During
Insolvency Alleged Against Mill
brook Conccn-ASsetS 100000.

An Involuntary petition In bank
ruptcy was fled to-day in tho United
states District Court against the Cab
and Taxi Company OF New York. which
had its principal place OF business IN
the village OF M~illbrook, Duchess
County, y. Y. Tho petitioners are Jo-
seph Gordon. John Low and John II.
o'Connell. all OF Manhattan. Their
claims aggregate 1850 81.
Preferential payments OF $4,000 to
ire Diamond Rubber Company, $500 to
tho Texas oil Company and $500 to
the Smlth-Gray Company. made while
insoivcnt. are alleged In the creditors
petition. The probable value OF the
assets IL 5000 o Judge Hand has
appointed Francis G. Huntington az
receiver. with a bon OF $4,000.
The evening world., 1911-03-23

bank checks calling FOR 80 much money
each. lie SAID that he did not know how
many o. the checks had hcen paid. but
that the examination would brlns out
the rtll details or the connection that
the Co. ernments agent mad with the
frni.
Nj. Werbling said hat the report that
another agent had been found to be In
volyed was not. 10 his knowledge true.
The evening world., 1911-03-23

that section Of the Bronx lying be-
tween Jerome avenue and the Harlem
River. from Uighbrldge to Kingsbridza
road
The following officers were elected:
Henry Staur. President; peter Berry.
First Nice-President; Charles Sturges.
Second Vice = President; A~lexander
Bremer; Secretary. 'Alber =. Meisln-
ger. Treasurer. william G. 1imm f.
counsel FOR tire association. There are
about twenty-five members.
The evening world., 1911-03-23
TO IMPROVE THE BRONX.
Morris Heights Property Owners
Association IL Organized.

Property owners Of tho Morris Heights
section Of the Bronx have organized
and incorporated under the name of tho
Morris Heights Property owners As
ISOLATION. II was announced to-day. The
object OF tho association IL to improve
The evening world., 1911-03-23
BUCKET SHOP RAID
LEADERS, CASE IS
' DELAYED A DAY
Scarborough's Examination
Postponed SO That TranSac-
tons May he Investigated.

The Investigation OF the reasons
mat impcllcd tho bankrupt nrm ~
rredsr1ck Simmands q co. of 80. 20
Pes yer street To- iar several checks 90
George :. Scarborough. special agent
for tho Department " Justice. while
ehat onlcill wt- gaycd 600 the work
Of closing MP bucket shops undcr the
Srders Of the Attorney-General OF the
United States. was postponed until IL
o'clock tomorrow when all Of the In
tDsssted persons appeared to-day be-
fors United states Commissioner
fAomas Alexander.
einmonds was a member OF tho Con-
scNda,ed Stock Exchange. The nrm
vent into bankruptcy March 20. with
Nabilii.cs. chiefly due TO out OF town
correspondents. amounting 20 S5,cH. A.
q. werhdn OF 40. 1i6 Broadway was
Appointed receiver and'he estimated the
assets at si9co.
What Attracted Notice.
Two facts brought the failure promi-
nen;ly before the public. One was that
Henry Anchcster. who as an employee
ef Or. ~. Scheftels & Co. turned states
evidence ut the time the G~overnmen,
raided that concern. became associated
with the S'mmorpls firm after tho clos
inNo' the Scheftels epoch % Industry.
Tho other fact was that George 9.
Scarborough. special agent for the 10
partment ~ Justice. who planned. a.
rscted and hHulled the aid on bucket
shops OF recent vintage, Including this
The evening world., 1911-03-23
Womer's& Mems Handkerchief
At Greatly Reduced Prices

At Greatly Reduced Prices
WomeniS Pure Linen HandkerchefS, 81 20 4 Nc
in sheer ana heavy qualities, boz. LOCO, l.>C
Value $500 and 2.75 Dozen
WomenS Sheer Shamrock Lawn Handkerchefs, IN
with hand embroidered initials, Value SO Dozen, at A.IU
WomenS Sheer Linen Hand Embroidered En-
Madeira tanikerchieiS, in a large variety OF styles, boz. TOW
Value 5000 Dozen
Mems Pure Linen HandkerchiefS, 1 OE
with hand embroidered initials, Value $3.50 boz, al AsSO
Mems Pure Linen Handkerchets, ST. ne = I'm
with quarter and half inch hens, Doz. A'~C' N'DO
Value s. so and 3.25 Dozen
Mems Pure Linen HanikerchiefS, > OE
with clloced borders, Value $500 DozenA a %'NN
Our new building on West Twenty.second Street is now COM
pleted, and the two entrances on that street will be found
very convenient for Automobiles and Carriages.
West Esd and 22d Streets
IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED
WORLD "WANT" WILL GO AND GET 1T
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-12
Miss Della Allen is very low at
her home on North Park Street with
an attack of appendicitis.

Time tried and Fire tested. Not
how cheap but how good. The
quality is thought of, long after the
price is forgotten. Everybody
knows that when less occurs in
the Patty's Agency they are always
sure to get their loss paid promptly
and satisfactory. Why? Because
he has always done 80 for the past
30 years and continues to put cut
none but the best the Country af-
lords ia his line. Experience in the
Insurance business counts just the
same as in other lines of business.
He knows how to write your Iusur-
ance, 80 you will not have trouble,
when losses occur. He can fell you
whether your policies are written
right or not, he knows how they
should be written. His bread and
butter ia at stake in his business as
we'll as your property. He works
300 days in the year at the Insurance
business and nothing else. His
mind is on insurance every day of
the year: Let me know about your
policy needing renewal and 1 will
call promptly.
Theo Patty,
! Phone " Exira, Ia,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-12
FIRST NATIONAL BAM
A Very Enthusiastic Meeting Of It's
Officers And Stockholders Here
Tuesday, January 10, 1911


At the annual meeting of Stock hol-
ders and Directors of the First Ma.
tionai Bank of Extra, soren Madsen
was re elected President, Oscar Hunt,
Vice-President, A. w. Harvey Cash-
ier and Glen E. Hunt, Assistant Cash
ier, and the following directors were.
elected: Soren Madsen. Oscar Hunt,
John I. Hensley, Chas. Hensley, w.
G. Tibbens, E. d. Powell, Christ
Christensen, L. N Esbeck and A. w.
Harvey.
This was the best attended Stock
holders meeting that we have had for
years. There we're tweuty-six stock
holders present.
This is home institution, is owned
by the Farmers and business men OF
this vicinity, and when you do your
business with them you are patron
izing q home institution.
"Hans& Nixn coming. Ian. 14th.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-12
NEW LAND LIST
If you want something real fancy that
will suit anyone, read this
description

fine laying 100 in Greeley township that
is very productive No hills no waste land all under
plow good house, barn, crib etc. fine water sys
tenn, water works. plenty water piped to needed
points, mile from Hamlin 8 miles from Extra near
school, right i'll the heart of the corn belt
80 acres only d miles from Extra Good roomy
house large enough for family good we'll barn.
double corn CRIB machine she'd, good hog house. hen
house, buildings lst class condition. all under fence
20 acres hog tight, main road. Would take about
$4,000 worth of cattle or horses in exchange.
l20 near town. good room house. barn, hen
house, fine spring Of water, and good tiled wells up
to date hog house, double corn crib cement cave all
fenced, 10 acres wire, mail route, phone new
scales.
$50 acres or miles from town, some timber
buildings fair, good water works. This would be a
fine investment. With some improvements, in very
few years this farm will reach the $3.50 per acre mark
Perhaps you would rather have farm near At.
lantic have 81 miles out the River to River
road very fine house, water piped to house. cistern
windmill and water works, good barn. shielded three
sides, fine laying piece, small creek across one end
lovely home. Could take an 80 or 100 in exchange
good terms on balance.
Here is quarter that has been considered one of
the best in the county bought early good house
built, orchard planted, stable and outbuildings
erected needed, school within mile, on edge of
Ryerto River road close up to town. on the edge of
timber belt, and be bought at it's actual value
If any of these pieces suit you write or call at the
JOURNAL OFFICE, Extra Iowa.