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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
Crooks Who Staged Startling seriea
Of surstaries On Tuesday Night
Have Not Been AZ
pretended
May HAVE LEFT CITY
Possibility That They Escaped Wed
nesaay Morning Before the
saas.ries Had seen
Discovered.

lIp tia late this afternoon no tracs
had been found OF the robbers who
broke into four Eeo8nk stores Tues
day night and Wednesday morning
X Is believed that they were able 10
get away On one OF the early morning
trains before any OF the robberses hal
been discovered Inst how far they
would be able to so would be deteTns~
,fnea by the amos OF cash they were
sbae to get from the stores into whSch
they forced entrance That the thieves
who did the sob we're amateurs is eyi-
sdence6 by the crude methods thG-
used. It Is probable that they came
in to town one eay. did the Jobs, and
were able TO get out before there was
la chance to spot them as suspicious
characters There IS stiu a chance
that the rohheriss we're corr united
by NeeRnk crooks and II so they are
laying low for the drag net is out, ana
lit is believed that they VIII be taken
sooner or later
II they were able TO get ont Of the
city, however, this would be a harder
task. AS thetr haul here was light
lone, It is not believed that they wonld
be able TO get very far away from tia
city.
The safe at the Smith hara#are
store was opened at 10 O'Clock last
night and nothing was found MISSING
! The robbers '.jimrned" up the safe )
sueh an extent that IT was an al Car
JOB TO finally get It open. Howard
0onnaole could not say Just whas
amount OF money was taken from his
safe. hut put the amount around SIS.
fFe could not, however. definitely state
the amount he lost and outside OF this
the total amount of money secured Ny
the robbers in their sensational haai
4dia not reach $40.
-ooIiar Day, Sept. g.;
-Read TY5e Gate City want column.
rents per week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02

hSStA e a.
amount OF Doc
tp- Pierce g
Golden Medical
Discovery with
fire results.
Il used DR..
Piercets Favor
ite Prescription
for woman S
trouhle and was
cured.
vi CONSIDER
both ri these
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
eeaoe More Discussed.

v7ASIlNGTON, Sept, "A peace
note from Pope Benedict TO President
Wilson WIS presented and discussed
by Cardinal Gibbons al the white house
Fsnd later at Secretary Iansing,s office.
THE cardinal admitted aFter the and
fence today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02

The fiber of the water hyaStHtu "
atsiizea an French fn6o- China IN the
Manufacture OF rore, swisae aud mat
ting,
castor DAY, Sept, 49,
The wenae4 Clubs OF Beverly, n
are sashlag a crusade asasnst shsds
movies and ias5ss on a stricter censor
ship OF fins,
Dollar Day, Sept g.
For the sAree aaoaths ending July !
The street railwaS company OF ST. 20
aosf to the Sitaess S42.ss4 Rece1isss
were that mach short OF the income ~
the Hrst quarter or tie year. 1ltneers
sosenAly assert they did not set hal
The money.
--oessav Day Sept. ss---
10 oltaia a powerful sesrchiseht
wsta comparatively weak current, Z
FrenoAsaan has mounted a number o.
tungsten fsfaps on revolving aisS,
each in SnfR nesns illuminated o11efy
sad Sheir combined rays being colaect'
sed by reaectoTs
--cei;ar Day, Sept. g.
SO confident are the New JERSEY
ensrasasts os whining the hsht this
faA that ore OF the voealists OF me
caHse at Bloomfield annoINces that
she viii ran against her husband fo-
the offace OF town clerk. Keeping \
public Job in the family softens the
edge 81 a Family feff6.
-cogiar Gay Sept. %-----
4 rare specimen OF the meek ani
eowiy husband, for The locality, was
haaeS 5n4e q Pfgsssureh coHTt on the
charge of assertion. It was shown
fhat he eseved every command OF his
t,5
her 10 do the Homework, didn't smoke
n The house, rush the can. or expee
ts,rs4e on tbs porch foor For an that
he vas h!ssn Hated TOT Failing to pro
vide more spending money Tor hts
Vie. farne2 Say. be gave her his
ana as they marched otst OF court.
------poI,ar Gay, sept 4.-----
BROKEN PROMISES.
There are two KINDS OF newspapers.
One that betrays the confidence of its
readers by failing to print the new
and another that hesitates TO lrcHr
any additional expense IN getting the
news The weakness of the ATTACK
aaaae against The Gate City by q Ger
tain phhhcstion is revealed by the
fact that no pledges were made by
shis paper, its manager, reporters or
iariitot 60 tire KeoiuS Industrial $3.50
ciation, a competitor or to the cor
Soner
There are two kinds OF newspapers
One that is progressive, the othet
s,etragressiwe The Cate City refuses
10 he wosea no with 3 funeral process
sion u is the opinion OF this
paper shat the community decides the
question or aggression
The statement al President J Al
bert Ksedaisch inslnusses that The
Gate City v5olated its agreement with
the NeoiluR Industrial association
Mt KieaaEsoh Is mistaken IL he Il
resting under the Impression that he
had a promise from this paper q
hold the Neoiuk Electro Metals com
pany story The only agreement this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
<zsf ! !, \ i sssslo
sxeesas, Iowa -. September 2, ss's
kick a dos and II wl,ines,
-D Dollar Day, Sept. 81

The fAes of the water hsaetnth rs
asiii1ea an French fa6o China IA the
manufacture OF rore, swise aud mat
4sns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02

| The Tri-State
Commercial
College
Offers a practical, efficient
and modern business educa-
ton, young men and women,
that will prepare you for 2
good position and open
wider fields to you.
I placed Mr.. Louis Boeg-
ner, of Nauvoo, Ill, in .
good position this week,
with good prospects for fn-
ture advancement. I have
another opening for q first
class young woman stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper. !
expect to fill it even before
you have read this.
Every effort viii be made
to place students of the TRi-
| STATE in good paying po-
sitions, not only in keokuk
but with large Portland Ce-
ment, Steel. Coal and Manu-
featuring Corporations, and
with the Santa Fe railroad
Our graduates at Fort
Madison are in demand. We
have raised our standards
at the TRI STATE, and our
students will be In demand
lust the same. Our free EN-
ployment bureau covers =
large field. It is organized
and run on q business-like
basis. Why not enroll nows
1t viii pay! Think it over!
Night school opens Mon
day, September 6 at Z p m.
A. F. White,
| President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
-ca'lor Day, Sept. -

The welae4 Clubs OF Beverly, n J
are gsashlae a crusade AGAINST SHADY
movies and ins1ss on a strieter censor
shin OF fins,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
Defeat

ptFGNN-
Fremont Tribune: whoever loss
faith In himself has lost the fight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
DAY, SEEK. .

For the sAree months ending July
the street railway company OF St. 10
sost to the sitaess SASH ReceiTss
were that mach short OF the income ~
the Erst quarter OF tie year. jatneers
soseanly assert they did not set haF
The money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02

-sead TYse Gate City want column.
cents per week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
SAMPLE Each Free by Mail

with sa-,. Skin Book on request ADJ
,srass rs,st-cars ssC,utac.ara, Dept. T, Boo
ena.e Ss,<s throughout the world.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Record Crops.

The government crop rspor,
puts the Oklahoma corn crop on
Sep. a; l23. 90, 900 baskets. an
increase Of 1900. O06 bushels
s,rcs August first. This is the
largest corn crop ever produced
n ttls stats with one exception.
that ot 1906
The wheat estimate on Sept |
Vas g.. 10l oro bushels. or 50, 90
c2soss iess than on August /.
TINS Is the laryes. wheat crop
ever proiaced in this state. With
sIespao-. TIA. ot 1914.
The cats estimate or Sept l
Was 5. 1oI. c1J tashsls. or 100. GO
.sss iasa on hasus, / But this
s .he -xrges: cats crop ever bro.
tscei. being 5.i5Q. or0 bushels
more than the EEK, la-ses. crop.
that Of 1911.
TIE combined co-n. vhes, and
os.s crop for 1915 is p 2lo. oOo
ozsosls greater than ary pre-
vio1s year. that Of lSlrs beng Ire
rex, lS-ssst.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Stony Point District l24.

Miss Stella Hs.rsy spz-, from
Friday nigh; - Aoa-sy NON.
.ng Eli2 Ter parents sxs, o. e
gin.
/. \ Morris. wife .-t FAM,
srzl. S-uGzy s.teTaso1 z.trs
nome o. y. a Arso.
Mss AVIAN He.er 5ersas o. 4.
9aehe sp-nt rr1ozy Blg.. az,
Saturday v;t- nsr .rleno. Gs-.s
MOTIFS re;1Eoi-g n3-1e Saturday.
y. A Ago an .oa Dsssy
Ee-e C. -s-s in C1z,isr Ok. s.
LzStsl Iaars-&y an F.i-ay.
Maggie An5 Jzss b soe
Hs-GeS1ay risas wi,n ,1e.- =.
&c. :. ". Balboa
D. ?. Grant and 81. H9-e-
Sere EislL c-.srs Sz,-rl-r.
y. u Argo sr1 soz. Dad -
.-.c ClIc-c Love Ez1e r-S.
Dess i.l2 70 Apzcae Sz,--5a
- rsriy VS. cITe- 3. the 4 -
rs 1o-s .ac-F Gignt rs.
o-ssen. Eers; E1sE z-d Ba- )
Pane! oile. ae-rsr al
Me-. Gl.E-&li. Vera .o5 Z
rs ArEA Ava. Re e. Bsrzns
Gle =, Lave En1 -ite. AMI
hone :c.ks
Aiss lels A-zo az C.E u
Lave wvr@ u1..=1 j. la--z-e
Ss7. u =: I oz-.a1i VI. maze
tier hs--s -ezr Sry6sr.
4 K Gioso- E-d :l-Er -s~s
y-si:o,-s ;. ;1s Ler-s Ao,ue ~
aay 1;s1L
n L 6 li-. a.. 1Grra.s,
OAss maze ozErex.s tll 70
Lsutos Ss,zs3hy.
L !. Love s,d wife Aavs tesr
vlstar n tie A:r.e o. Re, ra--
es.s. y A arss ani wife de-
-a-tiaz es-str .o- .tssr haze
rear S,y5er.
5.oo S.llcs1 t-3r.ss.<ctS,--
-zT VIE rslxETss -sIr NJ
S.o.t
Pea r--ss ..3 Fr.- Ai.s
us-s -s4F-s = E--- Mc-:sr
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Feeds Hens Beef Scraps

A nan u the University Of
Aisso1ri divided s does CT sens
lrto three equal psrs aud k4ys .
--eo-d Of the eggs from s:ch
pen.
From pen No. /. which he fed
iifsersr. kinds Of grain and 50
pounds % zee: scrsys. he re-
.siTet ISIS eTrs.
FroE zen No. 2. which Re fed
different kinas Q. grain ard sour
--ils. be received 1925 eers.
From rsn No. 8. With be fed
0-l! tse different kind. Of grain
se received only $50 egss.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

osise freqsectly merchants
say thai il - &c sse fo: them to
advertise. that ever body krevs
where they are loscafed and whs;
line ot goods they Are carrying.
In tAis they ferret that there
are q large nurh<r Of tenants
Who Eovs into tie trade terri
eosy Of . soua even year and
Haiess The merchants OF that
town do sseady advertising these
ssv eomefs may eoaunss to
trsde at tie tevl where they
we're formerly located
In q rev eosntry like this
where people Are On tie move Q
merchant might be located in
enc tovs for q life tine and thea
find people who bed net heard
Of him
Ne: lonS ago q farmer in the
Elgin trade territory. ess ssssirS
his mail from another ot=ses. &C.
ver:ised some fruit he hAi for
sale in the paper located in the
tsvl from which be geu his
nail.
By getting that paper on ex-
change the editor Of this paper
rsai this advertisement aAd
spoke to the farmer ao.ogt Ss;-
ting sone Of the fraiI In tie
ecaversatsca that followed the
farmer stated thas be I'D BOT
k.og thsrs gas . payer is Klgls
q b uoasd have savsrtised oere
insssei cf the ether paper. - Be
hsd sdverfisssi ia ne o:ae. %
pef iass year
He hAs lived % ;Ais farm f..
seve-a. ysa,s asd sanpie co2Ses
et the C1aMYaox have beer s<-;
% every s,erwas TIA; ea2sa t's H.
Gated earlag tie rsss, ,srss
ysa-x D.; ks ASs 1ei bear; 0:
IL
Cirrss -1s-rAa.rs as.s TIA,
tbs x,,5ex - fos1r IVA oasa-
sess.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
On The Elgin Routes.

Ms 0. H. Rl:aey Of r7r:e
sd ss. granddaughter. Win.
isTsL. vent - O.sAorz City
.ssi ~ess iio- . Visit vi;n r'sli
-1veS
Hsvy CIs.k a,i ~its. ~h
IA been WISHING g, he hone oi
ais aunt. Ms. ). c. Coffin or
rate :. returned 70 their hone
- o-s5- Texas. l.st veeE
Ms { Z al Two enil37en a..
oo1lz ie1 :hsn hone io- = vis.
-. { Pres is noviuS tbs
-esk fT3z r3lts 3 I, ro-te :
rear Ccxs ssCre.
{ u. CsnotoA ard vie c:
..Ai:s 3 eft last week e take ir
ne ~ rls fair =. Szr 7-sreiseo
Mrs A1-E Isica s-6s-r F-.t
>: rcs.e 5 we're bz.l,ess callers
II Lsuls1 Iharsl2y.
&rs z. s R-sssn ot ---:s :
Ie., izsi week fo- vlsl, vii.
re -Ivss at CSE-ste S,r-ss
Co
Iae ys1aS folks e. oyed psar.
= :; i-s hone .. D. H. P-tnsy
:. roa;s 5 Tuesday rigai
Ci.3c Mysrs c. rol.s , srsN
>. Rsc.srdSn ef ro.ts A us-e
ts-siEsss cil5srx IL Lauicn Uses
;.y.
L z Miner a,i B. B Hosse
.. route . we're delivering hogs
= Z sir T-ss;ty f.. Eenry
&e.-sS- :. t-= lea;ii neigh Dor.
ao---
lie pas.o1es ins-~c.er ro3e
oFs, r-zts 2 Ms-6Er VIE Carr
~ Las 81 ars veo; ever par. q
rgs;e : he sals svs-ing.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

A kssvY -.;- tsE Il ,.s seal
~ S-E5.F ,f.s--.c
NJ -: M-s F5-: VISITED q,
re toc-s e C.I-sy Sys-EnS
SEr-Ey-
4 -z-.s, 81 ,s,-1t :r,- ;his
1x-1ei vs,S ALv-si rlsi.r-s
Sa-RrsxT
Il rs vas : ..;s ,ssrs h-..
sos,- Sss-..tr srT-g .aSa ES
.s,2<-i 4 -tr s.ssa ~t1... Was cS.
hrtre1 q. ss,Srss. T3ssitI.
NJ CJs-.0sc fri- fsrlr VIZ
I've ,.s-k- E.3,-ss- rsF-@- sf ne
J. " Gsese- b,,ls s.n1aar.
Pro- TErjC- rsa - r-r q,
ts5s 1itrs S--r.tr rtls.-,asgr t,u,
81 Eacc1s: - ne hszrr rxir
there vEs- iar s-rxEx-
SsrSEE tss-r r-.s-a ~ axr 81,
CL.s-sr~ . s--,sr t.sn rtis ina.
c5ci s.-s.sost ctr-rt here
5cA, EeCszv rlK.ec n ,s,e
Isvr<y bvz. Il "a. Wood "a.
s<rTs Ss.r,<aT aas s,rnG.F.
Seesss ssszSt a. r.ls ,,isee
lxss H<G2ay n.r1ing sTfS AZ
SSsaA Mss Derssr W: -xprhi
cgr st1esi ASs yssR ID Sus ieaeher
agsiA
Csr2< Soes 1dnr. A. r.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Respor6ed Well

Tie .-1s-s 9. fr-s.i -
c-s,T -ss-'.c-sG Es F-isr tt-
.s--.rG- - -ns c-r :. Ess<- Q
80 -zs= ---rrs-s--s q. tie
ir. -s-sa- l. u .-@-e
ss-S - 9=srs-- V.e-.c-s =. -i-
-EEHrs-s Ta-Ss-r Es. esslsiei
= re r--E
st.-s- zr- ,s.z- ;i-.s-.-s
-ssr q rz-.-rl -,s--S~- .ha,.
( r'efr-f --r-ar-es ..s r--fsx
f-cr- Fs---r q r--,. nf-E.-sos-.
g t.s w--s WIS ~. c,s--,e.ei
"a = - ---s.i~s ,. ~. s-.rr-r.
-n.s ~fs i.c-e; hsos. ce.resr
-zns
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

Had a nice rain Suhiay even
ing: will be good for wheat
grand.
Farmers are busy putting Up
lsy.
Farmers are busy cutting ksf-
II. sorghum ard maize. filing
their barns With al kids Q;
grain.
J. D. Lamb visited with TIE
MADE family Sunday evening
Pery Cannon and wife. Mss
Willy Cannon. Hkien Reader,
sam. He1re- ard Roy Shoeklty
so'-ni pz-t OF Sunday with The
Asie family.
: ? Grsgory ard wife spen,
S1aosy with the Wade family.
". Swing ard wife were
s. 2rinZiE Lavto. SATURDAY.
!. D. Lambs uieee tron II
. spending q few days viii
tim ar1 lis niece Miss ALsr.
near NJ Sc5tt
VIII 4c1lire > o. the SEX .,s,
rs -etE.
Bob NeGcEas ard Gec Wade
Yea, % A1zcee Q. business
Monday.
San Hefrsr hss his rex ho9se
eo-plstst-
Frank Ness is or TIE sick hs.-
VIOLET.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Notice Of Sale of
School Land Lease.

Eerry {, Nsa ans Haze NAY
SolA o~ae-s et a ease eoveras
tie felsoul-r sstoa. ard. ie-uii:
-as SoGth Hs.. tS-i-cl c. The
SoGie West G-GItcr IS W ~
L; SscSo- Thirty SIX So. Iowa
saip Two ? N0-is. Ss-ge
T~slve - Wesi !. H.. situate.
Co-1&rcse COluty. Oklahoma
kao TIE paols n general VA.
,zse roitcs
Tat, sosre2s sa,1 GeEry {.
Nall s-5 Haze Ma Nosl q tie
-.Sr3 o. April 1918 made. s1-
scriei All dshrsced ;asi- Ger
isir p-C-,,sso-y -o:e II tta; 3z.s
- joan D. lelort. IN iss SIN Of
IsslVe Hundred Is,2loi Dollars.
with interest tte-eoa from date
al ne rate Of ten Der oen, l0fsB
per snnGm. rzyAole &n1cE,ly.
said note being css Apr. Z3--.
1915.
Ihs. - secure ,he p-our;
payrler. thereof said He-ry Z.
Noli and Hazel Nav Noll assign
ed their ease. covering sae above
described property &c ionn ..
Lenori; said assignment was o1-
ly filed in the offiee ef the Con-
missioner Of the Land OEes q
the State OF Oklaho-s On tire
So,h day ofMarch. 1918. Ga3 siy-
en No. 4l2
Tia. the conditions of ssii note
have been broken in this. ina.
said Ee.ry &. Noll ana Hazel
MAy Noll have failed. neglected
ard refused 10 pay the in,sres;
On said ao.e when the sane te-
cane ige aad payable. there De-
ing row Que sad John D. LsnCr;
the sun ot One Hundred Ani
Twenty lsl3Aocl Dollars in
tsres,. with interest thereon n,
n tAe rate of 10 Per eeai 10 !
per Annun from the 2Sri o2y 0f
April 1918. until paid.
No:,cs IS hereby <iFeu TIA; o.
Tuesday TIE 5;h isy ot oe:c De-.
ISIS ., ias hour ot ten o'eloek.
IN the forenoon of sad oar. st
the east frou, Coo, of the Cs-r:
House situated in tie Ctr of
Lavion- Couls-chs C.o1n,y. Os-
lxaora. sad lease coyericg tie
above described property and ir-
p-ovsre-ss :he-eo- will be sod
AZ p1btic o-:crr. 70 the higesst
es35e. fo- cxsA - satisfy SAID
claim 0: 0ns Husir=i Twenty
lN2 ool D.. AZ sI;h interest
thereon ., ten os- cen; il0El
p.s. e--,r :rc-i Apyil -Sri. 1916.
crcl pa,:- Sad premises vii b.e
$50 sch,sc. 70 = mortgage lisr
q $icnl % sI;h ia.s-ss. .hsrsn-
~ she rate - :ea per ces: 10 n !
rsr s-rr- parshAs annually
!rsn April zs-;. 1918.
Date: ;tss Soss iSy .. August
1918
IoaN \. iENosr.
os-sr ,: sad ASS gamer. q
lsxss.
MeE4hoss Ferris & Hhins:ort
l----~.Ux s-p r-~- n r<--
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

Sr.rling and Ray McCraw wen.
fishing on Big Beaver Satur day
night They caught - fish and
large eel.
Misses Williams and Weis
who have been visiting at the
home Of Frank King for the pas.
three weeks. left last Tuesday
for their home near Nocoma, Tex.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Birthday Party

On Monday, Sept. %. Lore;ta
ko<.ssEeE was four years old
.n1 On Sept. p he- sister Bsrna-
tire viii be SIX yesp old. In
homer Of beth events the little
folks we're riren 8 birthday par.
ir q, the home Of their parents
Tuesday Afternoon.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Four Ceneraneaa

On Moa3ir NJ. .-3 Ma z
P Hare v 50 A6t E1--s
2kyE1eso HIRE ar; sea Mrs. 2
J ki,tosws kEc ck1geisr. NJ -
.--t kE--.srs vt-s t,.S-ess
SEs-y = LEu-n- s-iss lhs-S
t.er "a. -ne.1-s 1ks1 - taz-
-s,s-1,0.-s re VtrIsas e<l- =
E-E Z. Nsfzss-X .sr 6socs.z-.
Nh !. : En--vl s,s- aa, rhr-
-os-: HARE A. rs So Ken
-s..
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
Sold Bakery.

Or gonda! Clyde Gekret: sold
lis bakery in Fletcher 70 A
Buxton who viii ecndre, the
same. NJ. Gehreit still ow.s
The building and the oves. se
will take 4 res; for the prese NJ
and has not decided what he
will Go.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22
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Fletcher were callers hsre
Thursday.
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lei. Saturday for Colorado where
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here Saturday.
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CHAMPION CLUB OFFERS

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

Byrd & wolao,, pay cafh for
chickens adv.
Lae Younger soc:sl ss. en ;oysi
, soci.l Thursday evening ST the
home Of :. Il. Abbott.
Bring vo1r cream 70 Bird &
No.eo.t We paw 2lc cas-. Adv
Ms. /. L Kaorlss re-rr-,si
:-l1zy from Ls~ton vhsrs she
1sc been having some oe,u.
So:k coze-
:. A-Na1zaa ao3 wife of Osls.
bona City ere down Yrl5sy .o-
: s13.t rlsit with nls soa BTron.
ara On business
Rev. D. L Hia.klay returned
SATURDAY, from Lz~toa vners he
Esd been for ~=sk assisting II
e revival meeting
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-22

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05

n Miss Stella Carleton. Whitwell. or
ders the News for six months longer.
]. E. Haynes. Tracy City, sends SOC
for subscription TO the Old Reliable.
Wiley Parker. Watson. Ala, sends
so cents for a years subscription to
the News. Thanks.
FL. q. Erwin, 92t S. 90 st Herrin,
III sends one dollar to be placed to
his credit on subscription, as be can
not get along without the News.
Luther Bowlen was thrown from q
mule last week, breaking an arm. He
nluckily mounted tue spinal and pro-
eeedsd to Jasper to physician who
set the broken arm and he is getting
along well.
Mrs. Chas. Pryor and children, of
south Pittsburg, were here part of
last week. They had considerable
fIuit and vegetables on their place,
south of Sequachee, which they wish
ed to take care of.
B. F. Bryson, an old friend and long
subscriber to the News, was here
/ Thursday, and took advantage of be-
ing With the Farmers Union Rally
TO nav his subscription, He WAS ac'
companied in his call by Leonard Bry'
| son.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
Bridgeport, Ala.

Sbecial 10 The Nr00s.
Mrs. Rebecca Heron was called to
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Bes-
sic Philips, who is very i'll.
Bro. Middlebrooks and family have
returned flom Atlanta.
Miss Ida King of Richard City. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
There was jolly crowd of young
people enjoyed quilt ride at Mt
Carmel Saturday night.
1t was said that crowd of good
looking Young men of Orme were at
Mt. Carmel Saturday without any
girls. Wonder what was the trouble.
Protracted meeting has started at
Concord and everybody is invited.
Miss Helen Hornbeak spent Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Norah Hall.
We we're sorry to hear about Albert
Barnes being with a certain young
lady Sunday. for his Bridgeport girl
is looking sad.
| Mrs. Fronia Thomas is visiting in
| Victoria this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henson
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Ben Howard and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with her moth,
err, Mrs. Surett.
Mrs. R. G. Payne spent Saturday
with her daughter, Mrs. R. G. Horn
beak.
Wonder why Willie Webb called or
Jim Samples Sunday, when there
lots of pretty girls on Blackjack
Ridge.
Sunday is meeting day with the Ho
illness people in Bridgeport. Every
body is invited. M