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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
StubbIefieId- Bennett

Another quiet wedding was pulled
"A in Pocahonias on last Sunday
morning, when Mr.. Myrt Bennett
and Miss Myrtle Stubbleheld pro-
cured the proper papers and drove
out TO the home Of Rev. NJ. d.
Bowers, where they were united
in marriage by that reverened gen.
tleman, Immediately after which
they left for NorfOrk to spend their
honeymoon.
Both these young people are
prominent here aud have a host OF
friends who wish them success and
bappiness m their new venture.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
Local and Otherwise

Mrs. T II Catlett and ba5J Iv
visiting relatives ia Dar3anelk
this week.
Miss Arklo Meeks spent SNgrdar
and Sunday with Mrs. George By
ger, at Biggers.
Mrs. Alec Goldsmith aud bzts
Of Swifton arrived Tuesday Oas
visit with Pocahontas relatives
BRICK FoR sALE-2o, 900 bslsS
|fpr sSle-at cur store. Junkerstaid &
Son, Pocahontas. Ark. stt
WANTED To RESr-a servios1kse
typewriter. Prefer Royal or On
yer. See Oscar Wyatt, phone ~
or2l7. st
The street carnival came " G'tOxw
this week, but the county judgs Va,
the license so high, they left tWS
without putting up their tents.
Corporal Hooligan in "Dowu IN
Dixie" a typical representative Of
the Emerald Isle and a side splsiasr
come out and see bIm. TuesiSy
night, Oct. goth at the opera hoos>
sll.
The Woman's Missionary Soosc1y
will meet next Tuesdsy at 100 y.
M, at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Myrick Of s.
Louis were here Tuesday enrouts =
Maynard for a visit with relatives
The Star Herald Acknowledges Z
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ke rcasgz
returned first Of the week from a.
Louis, where Mr.. Kercheval pav-
chased a fine stock of fan 1n{
winter merchandise for the KerczJ.
val a. Rice store.
Arthur Tyler and wife Of homes
boro came over the latter par. q
last week on few days visit wa
relatives. Mrs. Tyler and the SsSy
are spending this week at Csvcnx-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
r. II. GUlLtTI TO BIZ
DEPUTY SHERIFF

1t has been given out on good
authority that Sheriff elect w. X.
Russell, will, upon his induction
INTO Office, appoint as his chIei
deputy, Mr.. r. II .Gullett Of Shan
non.
Mr.. Gullett Is one of the county.
very best-known young meu, and
has had much experience in the
past with courts and iures, having
served as court deputy under Sheriff
Cole. We believe Mr. Gullett will
MAKE klga2e aspl'ty sheriff. -
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
Wednesday Club

The Wednesday club was delight
fully entertained, with Mosdames
Carter and Campbell as hoslesses.
8 very interesting games of high
five were played, with Mrs. thomas
Splece scoring high and was award.
ed very pretty crochere1 center.
piece, and Mrs. Voohers cut conso-
lation and received a beautiful cen.
terpiece. A dainty ice course was
served which all enjoyed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16

When we think of the tremendous
Importance bur clover is in future
to be to Southern farmers it seems
a pity that knowledge concerning
It's value has not IN the past been
gwen widespread publicity. For 2
crop that is excellent for winter
grazing, that adds from ten to TWEEN.
ty dollars worth Of fertilizer 10
each acre, and that reseeds Itse {
perpelualIy for such crop to have
zone uOheraIded along seems a pity.
.-rre Progressive Farmer.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
November I, 1914

After Nov. !, 1914, we Will DIS
continue sending the Star Herald to
all subserlbers outside of Randolph
county, whose subscription has eH'
pired, unless same il renewed. 1t
j. too expensive for Us to pay the
postage on paper. that are not paid
for, and if you want 10 continue
receiving the paper after November
/. you have until that date to send
US the money, otherwise your name
will be taken of the list.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
Masonic Notice

Hall of Randolph Lodge No. 'hF.
Il. AN.
To the Masonic brethren:-
BY direction of said lodge at IT.
last stated meeting, ] was instructed
to notify you that a lodge Of sorrow
will be held At the Masonic Hall al
Pocahontas, Ark, on the goth OF
Oct. 1914, at 7.3O p. m. as tribute
of respect to the memory of our de-
ceased brother, F. NJ. Tyler, and
his family are requested to be pres
ent, and Master Masons' wives are
invited, no children are expected.
A. J. Witt, Secty.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16

DR.. Joe Munday, who is.fghtIpg
the white slave traffic, was here
Wednesday night and delivered an
interesting talk to men only at the
court house.
Uncle Tom Maynard Of Maynard
was here Wednesday enroute to
Little Rock to consult an eve specI-
alIst. Several weeks ago, while
building fence, Mr.. Maynard acci-
dentally got one Of his eyes knocked
out and has been suffering intense
pain every since.
For sale-A good fresh milk COW,
8 years old with hne Jersey heifer
cal:. Bartha Baltz, Pocahontas,
Ark. s tf.
Sheriff A. j. Cole went to Little
Rock yesterday to place Dean Col
lum in the insane asylum. MIR.
Collum Is young man about Is
years Of age and resides near Sha.
rum.
Don't forget the big opening Of
the Clifford Price Hardware Co.,
October II.
Miss Hazel Hall eft Iast Salur.
day for BatesVl Ic to enter Arkan.
sgs College.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
CIRCUIT COURT
NEXT MONTH

A called term of the Randolph
circuit court will be held here next
month, beginning the FIRST Monday,
and his honorJ. b. Baker, our new
circuit Judge will be on the bench.
The docket for the July term will
be cleared at this called term Of
court.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
SALLEt BROS.
BUILD WAREHOUSE

Lumber is being put on the
ground by Sallee Brothers, mana.
gers Of The Sallee Handle factory,
for the erection of a warehouse 10
store their finished material for
shipment.
The buIlding will be erected on
the vacant lot near the depot.
formerly occupied by the j. w.
Going grist mill.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16

II. Z. Lehman, of Lehman phar-
macy, IS putting the material on
the ground preparatory TO erecting a
new brick residence on his beauti-
full lot IN northwest Pocahontas.
Spinnenweber & Peters have the
contract.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
Bows Corn Club Contest Pocahontas Ark Oct 26 2 28 1914
A GOOD LETTER
FROM REV. BAIY

10 all ol my many iflehls lh NAu
dolph county:
II our kind editor will give me a
space m the dear Star Herald, j
will write few lines about onr trip
from home TO our old home in Ran
dolph county aud back. On the
morning Of the 18th Of Septemhes
we boarded the hack AZ our home ~
Desha ana was soon on our way
to BatosyIlle. We landed m this
beautiful town about ten O'clock,
here we stopped with a friend Mrs
Colyear, who used to live at Pooa
hontas. After enjoying a splendid
dinner with these good people, We
went to Mr.. James Evans, another
friend Of ours and from there n
the 0dd Fellows Orphans Home
Here We put in the most Of the evr
enng, going about over the houle.
seeing the many nice things aud
talking to the children that we met
there, and to say that we enjoyed
ourselves would be putting it rather
light. | will not take time 20 De.
. scribe all that we saw in the hopie
in this letter, but will say that IL
is worth any ones time TO visit
this beautiful home. After dnr
pleasant visit 10 the Home we went
back to Bro. Evans and partook Of
a splendid supper, bade them good
by and was conveyed to the depot
IN Bro. Evans hack where We only
waited short time till our train
came in aud then we were bound for
Newport. Here we took the train
for HoxIe, where we stayed over
night. We took the train the next
morning for our old home town,
Pocahontas. Here we had TO wait
till afternoon before we could yet
conveyance out to Oak Grove,
where we were headed for. While
we were waiting at Pocabontas we
met several of our dear friends,
among those that first met were,
ALI Lewis, John Talbot, Uncle
Will Rose, Will Roark, the editors
of the Star Herald, Jnlian Poindex-
ter, James Knots and many more,
that ] would like TO mention but
haven't the space. We sure enjoyed
our ride out to Attica (oak Grove,
as we felt like we were going home.
We were called to Oak Grove TO as
sist the pastor Of that church in a
protracted meeting, but we found
there had been mistake and only
few wanted the meeting, but new q.
ertheless We had the privilege of
being with our old friends once
more and we sure did enjoy that.
We stayed several days out there
and ! gave two lectures on Odd
Fellowship and my wife made a
talk IN behalf of the Rebekahs.
! There were many of our friends
that we did not get to see, but we
are so glad that we had the privilege
of visiting our old home once more.
We may never have that opportuni.
ty again, but if we do not meet
those loved ones on earth, | hope
we. will meet where we will never
say good by.
As my letter is getting long will
close and must say we certainly had
pleasant time and invite any of
our friends who may chance to pass
this way, not to pass us by but come
and see us, for we would just be
glad to have you stop with us!
Yours IN Love,
Rev. n. j. Baty.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
Collection for The Sufferers OF
the War In Germany

The following amounts have been
collected by Jos. II. DeClerk and
forwarded to the Secretary Of the
German American Federation and
the Deutsch.Central Verein.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16

Ray Sallee sold his residence pro-
perty last week TO Mrs. i. X. Bcr.
ry, and he and family moved into
one of the Spinnenweher bricks
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

WILL TRADE I6O ACRES OF GOOD
land In Nebraska for income property
or Utah land. j. v. Jarrett. Phone Hy
2776; 1852 McClelland ave- h301
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GENUINE BARGAINS.

GENUINE BARGAINS.
No. Lot 40X120 TO alley, End ave, near
o, all assessments paid, highest Of
fer takes it; worth $500.
No. 2-Splendid 2-story strictly modern
S-room residence; close in; east
Side; owner must sacrifice-S5500;
$500 cash, balance just rent.
No. 3-New brick store and 4-room mod
ern cottage; fine location for live
grocer-s3200; $500 cash, balance
rent. Will take lot In trade.
No, 4-Will take auto as first payment on
this 5-room brick. with lot 50x100,
near Ind West and 4th North. bal.
easy payments.
No. 5-Hot water heated. cozy broom
modern bricI. bungalow, faces south
on a 40xl1Si lot, with street at
both ends, has full front porch.
built-in buffet ilreplace book
cases; buffet kitchen. good sized
bedrooms. with closets, gas gas
range, cemented basement; good
plumbing and electric hxt1res,
walks and lawn in; it's really a bar
gain for S3400, $500 cash, $50 per
month.
No. 6-i-room cottage: lot 5Ox150. near
car line; $500. SO cash, balance
rent money.
No. splendid trackase, l0x10:- $1,000;
will build factory or warehouse.
Insurance OF all kinds. Fidelity bonds.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.
340-3i2 Main st. Cor. p. O Place
Was. 20S0. Was, 203l.
AmlSg5
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MAKE US AN OFFER.
STATE YOUR OWN TERMS
On any Of the following

On any Of the following:
Two lots In Burton place. South State
street
Two lots in Central park. South State
street.
Three lots In Laurelhurst. southeast
bench
One and one half lots in Glendale park
Waterloo.
Two lots in South Gate park. South
State street; one-room house; shade
trees.
One lot. 6lx7O6 TT. 1850 So. 3rd East ,
4-room house, barn, flowing well. young
orchard.
Twenty acres sagebrush land, just out :
side city limits, northwest full water
right.
Twelve acres in Holiday, fine broom
brick house, barns, granary, chicken
coop and other improvements.
Twenty acres in Granite; 7-room
granite house, four acres orchard. good
water right,
One lot 50xi65 TT. at end of Wanda
mere car line; broom brick house, shade
trees flower garden; all fenced,
These are all our own properties. re-
ceiyed through exchanges. II you are
looking for snap, let us hear from you.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO., 18th
floor Walker Bank Bldg, Salt Lake
City, Utah ml66o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

The choicest of Salt Lakes most
beautiful homes, every known con-
venience, house 2 years old. with
servant quarters, baths, each hav-
ing tile floors. The grounds are
picturesque. having frontage Of 100
feet overlooking tae entire city and
lake The rest of the home is just
as good looking is the front OF some
homes. Besides the 3 baths, there is
one Of the most p-to-date needle
showers In Salt Lake, This home Is
refined. unique In every detail; in
fact. one OF the prett'est homes in
Salt Lake, and at the price 1t can be
purchased for at this time Is within
the reach OF tne average business
man. During the coming year the
property, IL sold at the real value,
should sell for one-third more.
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A. RICHTER: ESTABLISHED 1893.

n. 6lSlll LIZ. E'o i - bIlStiEsD 1880.
The following must be sold at once:
II you are looking for a brand new,
up o-datc, modern cottage. look at 92a
Elm avenue. one block south OF 18th
South near 9th East. The house has 6
rooms on the ground floor. sleeping
porch, full cement basement good -s!zed
lot. furnace, nearly completed. Price
$3.50 Terms. $500 cash.
On 9th West, near 7th South. have 3
lots. - feet front, and 5-room frame
house. city water. Price $1,000: $50 cash
and $40 per month. including Z per cent
interest.
On 18th South. near 9th East. have )
acres, improved with choice fruit trees,
4-room brick house, large chicken runs.
barn, two water rights, This is one Of
the choicest tracts on the market. Price
$4,000 on very reasonable terms
Look at $50 Laird avenue. 9Th East and
10th South, a 4-room, modern cottage.
with so feet frontage. Price $4,000. Terms
$500 cash, balance to suit.
If you are looking for loan your
property. fire insurance. rentals. houses
or lots, or acreage my office is head
quarters.
A. RICHTER.
73 South Main st Was. 641,
m2050
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NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF EX-
ecutor's sale, A. r. Derge, executor of
the estate. OF Isabella Warner deceased,
at the southwest corner of Second South
and Third East streets, Salt Lake City.
Utah. together with the improvements
thereon. consisting OF three-npartment.
two-story brick terrace, containing
seven. eight and eleven rooms. respect
lively for the sum Of twelve thousand one
hundred dollars ($l2, 100000. Petition for
the confirmation OF this sale will be heard
by the probate division Of the third ju-
dicial district court. In the city and
county building, Salt Lake City, Utah,
on Friday, January 23. at Q p. m, at
which time the court will receive bids in
writing greater In amount than the sum
named for said property. m1120
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SIS SEVENTH AVENUE.

An up-to-date s!x-room, two-story
white pressed brick residence, facing
south on Seventh avenue; complete set
of plumbing, hot-air furnace, oak floors,
etc. lot All by 1I5 feet. Price, S3750,00,
terms, s375.00 cash, balance monthly; In
terest, per cent per annum.
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HOMES ON EASY TERMS.
A Broom, modern. nearly new brick;
cement basement, CRATE, mantel. pantry,
screened back porch. eto.; $4,000; $500
cash, balance SIS per month, like rent; on
7th East car line, near 18th South.
S960-A 6-room cottage, 200 feet cart OF
5th East paving, south OF 11th So. Nice
lot, cement sidewalks. etc.
s200o-A 4-room cottage, lot so It. is
worth the price, Street paved, sewer
connected, sewer and sidewalks are paid !;
$500 cash, balance $50 per month. No. 460
Ninth East.
On Third ave-. near T. nearly new
5-room mod. brick cottage; $500: 5000
cash. $40 per month. Best residence To-
cation.
$50, and $40 per month. very choice
building lots in southeast part OF city;
reasonable; close in: at $500 and upward
for 371 and Soft. lots
PETERSON r. e. & INV. CO..
o4 East 4th South. Was. $500.
nl204O
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
"a WISE MANS MOTTO. -

Buy when everyone wants 20
sell-sell when everyone buys" Now
is your opportunity.
i-room bungalow for $3.50. $3.50
cash. Located OH the east bcncn.
There are rooms and bath on nrst
floor. bedrooms and sleeping porch
on second floor. The interior OF this
bungalow Is very pretty. AS you
enter the dining room you will face
massive fireplace built of fire brick.
with seats on the side. also booh-
cases. AT the right you enter the
dining room through colonnade
opening. The dining room is daIntily
decorated. as is every other room
The heating plant Is perfect The
floors In living rooms and dining
room are quarter-sewed oak.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

To the man who wants TO live In
the country. We have the place you
want, on 9th East. only $4,000. A
new s-roon, modern brick home. one
acre Of the choicest land III the VAL
ley, young orchard. good outbuild
ings. The house IS built Of light
brick. The house alone Is worth the
price. This is the place for family.
You can raise all your vegetables and
chickens. and your taxes are not one
half as much as in the city.
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GET IN EARLY
While Prices Are Low.


groom modern bungalow, southeast,
close to Ninth East the paved street;
good size lot. full cement basement,
sleeping porch. buffet kitchen, large
bath and toilet separate fine large
bedrooms, beautiful living room, built
In mantel and bookcases. linen closet.
This bungalow is very fine and just
about completed
$500 cash. $50 per month, Price $4,000.
5-room bungalow, as complete as can be
possibly made, In beautiful MARL-
BOROUGH PLACE, the finest resi-
dence district in Salt Lake City, and
Hes southeast of Liberty park, near
9th East, The bungalow, has large
cement front porch and full cement
porch, buffet kitchen, china cabinet.
window seat built-in mantel and
bookca ses, hardwood floors, linen
closet, medicine chest. electric fix
lures.
$500 cash $50 per month. Price $4,000
5-room modern brick bungalow. just
street; very largo lot. full cement
basement, with hotwater heat; buf
fet kitchen, hardwood floors, VAIN
scoted dining room, built-ln nantel
and bookca ses, large reception hall,
linen closet, medicine chest. mirrors
in closet doors, sleeping porch and
electric fixtures complete,
500 cash, Price $4,000, Monthly payments
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST co.
% East 1st South. Wssatch 244
m1932
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1ss FEET, CORNER SECOND AVENUE
and L street. All or any part at $40
per foot
40 feet on First South between McCIel-
land avenue and Eleventh East, at 500
per foot
II you want TO buy a home on easy
terms. look this stuff up. It's cheap.
c. Z. TAYLOR.
222 South West Temple ST. f2S1e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
5s5 FIFTH EAST.

SIX-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
We are offering at this location one
Of the most modern and up-to-date six
room bungalows In this sections of the
city. Should you desire something first
class in every respect IL will be to your
advantage to call and investigate this
and see US later in regard to price and
terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

New s-room mod house, quarter
block from paved street, with two
baths complete. bedrooms, one on
first floor. The house is very pret-
tily ARA nsed and Up TO date in every
way. Lot 50x250. facing on two
streets. You can sell the rear lot for
$500 and you can buy the property
for s3g75, on terms. The property
Will carry loan Of $4,000.
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s3150-s15o cash-will give you
possession OF a very pretty, 2-story,
modern home. with bedrooms, The
house is In very good condition AL
rooms newly papered. The bedrooms
are white enameled finish. There is
a heating plant which gives perfect
satisfaction. This home Is near the
Capitol grounds and only blocks
from the Hotel Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

Here Is the country home you have
been looking for. acres on 9Th
18th and 18th South, with good house.
Only $4,000; with water Hgats, one in
Mill Creek. one In Big Cottonwood
and a big spring over the place. There
is a good orchard for family use,
This is one of the choicest places in
the southeast.
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$500.

Across from Liberty park. on
paved street. siX-room, two
story brick: large light rooms,
fireplace. front and rear porches.
furnace: on a beautiful corner
lot. 60Xll0 feet 10 alley, facing
south and east: all Improvements
in and paid. This is genuine
bargain and can be handled on
terms.
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$50 OR 320-ACRE FARM IN IDAHO:
partly modern. on railroad Postoffice
goes with place. Owners wife sick.
Cheap II taken at once. Address N-5S.
Tribune. ui947
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GREAT BARGAIN.

For sale or exchange.
My handsome 7-room bungalow; sleep
Ing porch and all modern conveniences.
rooms finished and ) rooms unfinished; ;
lull basement, all partitioned OFF: good
furnace; hardwood floors in three rooms
built-ln furniture in three rooms Tora ted
near new high school Wlll take small
down. bal. like rent or will take
auto as first payment, Call by. l026-W
m20Tl
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s25O0

Fifth East is going 10 be an
other Ninth-Vatch the building
boom there in the spring, this
piece, 200yl5o feet. with Two
corners on Fifth East. Will make
the buyer handsome profit,
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MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.

$50 acres in the Bear River valley.
owned by a big estate in Michigan,
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE ESTATE
CAN BE SETTLED. owners have
never been in Utah and do not know
the real value of this land. but have
authorized us TO sell for the extreme
ly low price OF
$40 AN ACRE,
which includes a full water right IN
the Bear River canal.
30 acres in alfalfa. ) acres in or
chard balance in farm land; good g.
room brick house and other necessary
outbulldngs. Surrounding lands are
selling at $3.50 to sl75 per acre, with
out Improvements. Location and
drainage are ideal Within one mile
OF railroad sta ton.
MUST BE CLOSED UP THIS WEEK
WITHOUT FAIL.
THIS is YOUR LAST OPPoE-
TUNITY.
$4,000 Will handle this great bargain.
Balance on very easy payments at
per cent.
CALL OR WRITE AT ONCE.
We can suit you on any kind Of
farm large or small. We guarantee
permanent satisfa ction.
Phones: Wasatch a63 and 1854
KIMBALL 6, RICHARDS,
Land Mercha nts.
56 and So Main Street.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
,o1ao!
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Lake street, just north Of LIBERTY
mark we have a new four-room
brick bungalow. This home is
modern in every respect except
heat. Has full cement basement,
eleeping porch and electric light
fixtures. The price is twenty
four hundred $4,000 dollars, two
hundred (s200) dollars down, bal
ance monthly,
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s1350-5l00 Cd sh-for good new
s-rooW house. partly modern. State
street. Car line. scent fare Large
lot. The owner has all equipped ior
chicken raising
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We will accept your vacant property
as part payment on any OF our homes. or
II you SO wish. will build for you
on your own lot. using your own plans
and specifica tions. same to be repaid
In easy monthly payments. Reasonable
rates OF interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

4 Greatest Fire Insurance Com
pany