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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

companies that have lost rigs recently
through natural gas ignitlng. are tho
HI, Oh and Gas company. the Iron
Mountain company. the Gypsy on COM
psny and e. u. sh,ffer. Homer Gilgcr.
superintendent of the iron Mountain
leases. had his face and neck badly
burned. several days ago. and n driller
for the Gypsy company had his hands
and arms burned when RIG was de-
H'tOyed
The No 3 rig on the O'Dcll lease Of
G., B. Shuffcr was burned last night.
igniiing from n spark caused by friction
of -thc drilling cable on the casing The
HN inch casing wns being set on top
o the Jones sand. nt about 700 feet,
Wncn the accident occurred There
were fulll II 900 .Oo0 cubic feet of gas
and this burned during tho greater por-
tinl Of the night being snuncd out
with steam IN, Shnlfcr rig was In the
fouthwert corner ot the O'Dcll forty
acre, In section 32-li.7. Just east ool
Shamrock
The No. well of the Gypsy Oh com
panN ON the Reuben Hrincr allotment.
near tho center Of section 3.lb-7, cnuE NJ
on tire about ten days ago. There were
/ ~ 600 0OO cubic feet of ga Issuing from
/ the wen and burning. making approx
mnt.ly 900 000, 900 cubic feet destroy cd
m this one fire. This blaze started also
/ when the gas lgntrd from spark
chuscd hy friction, the same NJ IN the
Snnffor well
| Several attempt. were made 10 put
cut the gypsy well fire. and finally II
( Was necessary to have cannon brought
to The lease with which 90 shoot of the
btadcnhcAd This was accomplished aud
then u big hood Wa dropped over the
blaze, thus putting the blaze up IN the
air and making II possible 10 put II out
The Iron Mountain has lost two rigs
b, fire. during the past ten days, the
Nof. = and I On the Hannah Mitchell al
lotmont a mile east of Shamrock Tb'
frri was started when gaH ignitrd from
~, engine house when the men were
getting ready to clean out the well
which IA producing 1000 barrels OF oi
didly from the Bartlcsvillc sand. The
oil Nus flowing by heads and burned higl
In the nir The rig AT the No. Mitchell
va burned when the gus ignited as
.rctult of defective electric wiring Rotl
los the lrGo Mountain fires were snuffct
Ioui With team without much difficulty
The i'm on and Ghs company lost ~
Iris nt the No. ! well on IN" Nllmir
Saw" illoi mcnt. also - mile east o
Shtnrpck The causc NJ this firc hs
,rOrt been given, but II was prohahl
the result of cirarcl smoking. a habi
thW drilling contractors aud oil com
pGLIrH have tried to eliminate while tn
men are nj work The Sawyer well VI
; 90 top of the BsrtlcVillr snnd ~ th
time the rig burned and II WI maxim
about 5000 0oO cub. feet of gas fror
the Jones sand
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OPERATIONS NEAR NowArA.

NOWATA. Okla. April Is = tSpccialD
The test hy Gunsburg and the South
western OiI oompsny 80 ], On the Nor-
thcr property In -. tlon 20-25-ll IL only
= 7.hnrro ooil well
The third well hv the Belmont on
company ou the ] VI Chggctt farm IN
section l1-2G-is Is producing three bar.
frl- of OIL daily
The second well by the Meteor on com
pnny on the Nose johnson farm In sec.
ton ii-2G-iG In n a-barrel producer.
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WELLS IN PoNroroc COUNTY.

ADA Okla. April % (spcoialD The
test by the HeN Oli company In section
a0-I-s. which has been producing about
ooo 0oo feet of gas daily " reported tn
bc spraying sbou, five barrels ot oil daily
and drilling Itself In
The t"st hy McThNate and associates
On the Flo,d farm In section 2S-i-G l.
reported Tn be- spraying oil. with about
i,ooo"o feet NJ gns ~ sN feet IN the
sand II r. being drilled deeper
The Joint test by the Hcv- MrM Man Oll
companies 10 section lo-t-s ~ drifting af
pi1 feet
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FnR SALE

Eighi.rOo modern residence. with
large sl-cpins porch. gSrNg-. fruit and
shade trees: close In. On east side 81 So;
good terms
Five. rcom modern residence. lo, i0,l 20
t,t: close In on Eas, 9Th s2.fj0. terms.
's0c cam. balance mnnihl,
+. c, M0REY
Phone Wal li'o ileI " Main
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HEALTHY DEMAND
BRACES COTTON
Market Opens Under Decline
Due TO May Notices But
Quickly Receivers.
New York Cotton Futures,

NEw YORK Apl eo-cot'on closed.
stga1t
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MANS oetArssr bosre.yte.

Three hundred ,esrr ot such pet,a
si,e and tcensrt personality as shake.
sresrv have brought the feature III
the human aoul into full rvrttsl,me
Al the way from csilhan ur To rro..
pefo whn uses HE dainty and intsni.
seni Ariel With such majesty and srsr~
Shakespeare has led our humanity \,
know itself The greatest enterprise IN
the world. making Itself more plain upur
the awful background cf the world al
vat, is the American swetnm.n, whirt
had IT. ralwr'sh, and the preacher. th'
poet snd the pri,sn. both urged upo,
mankind the one Lesson tha, man /,
stest enpush In hls SORROWS. sins. AM
aspirations ~ Invite hra,eh's blessing ~
~ mighN task a. the governing vi
himself Shakespeare and the NW.ri
van Spirit ps gfsnt " tiunssuius
In Natlunal Mssatin.
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POWER Of A NICKEL. FOR
RIDING HAS INCREASED

one ~ the advertisements which the
ChirsHc surface Lines has no been run.
ming abaut vest called autntion tu
,hs fact that the power oi shs nickel
ini street railva, tides In ~, -sKn had
Increased slarui s75 pyttc'r In uttN
tra,s although m the same period ih'
bt inl rowsf IT The nirke a. Applied
10 slN Eaiing commodities fuuf. 'sfd
surar sh,~s cotton snd ~ ~ has In.
creased hut Ii petrsnt That ihste vs'
an, increase 81, sll is due - the fact
that N, rii,ss of iWt vcrr M,t rfiyss
Nor iNtni, tssts the value u. he nirh
si IN i.'ms ri ccmmcjnles. iisi stead.
" asviinci hui n Mas sc~s ~ "Nof
mnhsiv w terms ~ street yais service -
Electric RAILWAY JoaIaAl
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ST LOllS. Npul b. noes Receipts.
800, higher rigs and lights s. 50H
pH.; mixed aud butchers, iH55mlo. 40,
lood heavy i19,HlO0O CATTLE Re.
ceipts. ,0OO. steady Native beef stocrs.
:, ihH 1900. y'aflng stocfs and holfers.
. hon 10 10. cows SjiO@s2j. pookcts.
s. l00s50 T"Sns and Oklahoma steer.
N'.ilWs1r, COWS and hclfoty. 81 00T
$500. native rrlvcs. ~ 00H 40 SHEEP
Receipts. 2.20n. steady ycnflins wrth-
este it0oHi07j. lambs SlOO0aii s..
tU,f, s. sOaSks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

NEw rATROLNiAS--A new psirolmsn n
was added TO the police department, Mon
day evening IN the pcrson OF e. ~ I'd.
wards, Tho places made pcnn, by the
rcsirnins of Murray and Rogers. motor
pa,rolmrn. have not been nilrd.
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stained. mined. co,y. ourv /" ',n,,
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MAYOR MAKES Mayor I'D
ov.rholssr addressed 100 citisens of cap
ltol nm Monday evening Nt the People
Presbyterian church. explaining plans for
the proposed bctterment OF the citys
water condition
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IN SHAMROCK FIELD,

SHAMROCK. Oklp, April % Th'
heavy producing natural gns sands n
the Shamrock territory have proven a
constant danger In drilling wclls. aud
within the past few weeks there have
been five drilling rigs DESTROYED by flrc
several mon have been inlurd and great
volumes OF gas have been destroyed. IN,
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our DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY.


Princes, Mari. only daughter NJ their
mniestles Of Great RfItpu and Ireland,
born ~ wears ago today
Sir Edward GREY, foreign secretary In
the Briufh ministry. born q years ago
TODAY.
Cardinal MistSugfiO, archbishop Of
Florence. born near Genoa Italy. o. years
ago today
William Marcoui the periec,or Of wire
less telegraphN. born NJ Bologna. Italy,
e. wears ago today
John 4 stevens, former chief engineer
~ the Panama canal. born at West
Gardiner. Maine 81 years ago today
Thstus " sinus. representative In con-
gr-ss n Tho Esh'h Tennessee district.
horn In WAYNE county, Tennessee, ~
years ago today
Thllp T. Campbell. representative In
congress NJ the Third Kansas district
born IN cape nfe'on y s. ~ 'cats ago
today
LINES woRrn REMEMBERING.
4. -. .
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SEW ORLEANS. Apfil % with all
most 20 900 MAY notices out the cots
ton market lost to \ points on he
opening call TUESDAY. but quickly rc~
covered and at the end nj the first half
h'ur o. business stood 10 points over
N,ndsv's close Apparently all tenders
Wrt' quickly stopped
The cagcfncss with which holders oe
Ns1 contracts absorbed notices OF dee
ln'ry had marked effect BY the mid<
de of the morning which was intcn-
hiicd hy, reports of british naval
N'loif In the trading W 10 noon prices
vent II TO 10 points over yestcrdsy'U
ltst quotations.
l"ss support wa offered In tho ansrs
noon. At $50 prices we're at net rise
Of 10 points
Spot cotton steady. unchanged saIcs
cn the spot 1850 bales To arrive. none.
Good ordinary 10 3sc strict good ordi.
nary. lowc. low mddling li9sc strict
l"" middling 1885 mldling ssc:
strict mddling y BE good mddllngs
!! Nr. strict good middling T. So. Res
uoipis 1888 bales stock, 3ls .S9G bales.
NEW YORK. April q. - The rottom.
market opened steady Tuesday ut de-
cline Of points 10 an advance OF 8
points with near months relatively 10
response 20 lower cables and owing 20
"a little further May liquidation. u
seemed from carly estimates however.
that the fret May notices amounted o
Ices than 1000 bales representing ttry
/ small tender for the first notice day or
an active month while there also was \
good demand for NAV around IN, ring
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Npril D. HOGS Receipts.
1000. strong. hulk. fgsOQa rs. light.
s. SiiHio 400, mixed. sliodlO %: hcayl,
~ i5aio 40; rough. 50 0n 965. piRs. SO
m12' CATTLE Receipts. 1000; steady
N.iiye hccf steers s. OoHi00 90. western
steer. NsinssO, Hookers ,ssOIs 30;
COW and hoiirrs. 81 lOW'. 30: calves. 81 N
"'io SHEEP Rcrciptg 5000. weak
N,th'fs isI,Ho ~: lambs. 81 GO'ill 30
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,s$;E5 s ALL MARKETS TAKE U7UR Wheat Strong 'HES&' sS
Produce and Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Npul % BUTTER. IN
changed EGGS HiGh'r. rroriptr, H-
0lh cases, NrWs 90, ,H20iac, ordinary
tuts. lW.0l9iac. A. mprk rar"s IN
,'udod. l9d2Oirc POTATOES iughcr
Receipts. 30 cars; Michigan Wisconsin
Nlnnosou and Dakota whites. stdosc
Miuncsola nnd Dakotn OhioS. suHaD,
IOl LTHi Alive. steady, fowls. he
.HrngF }p'' hroilcrs 5000 to 'iop per
dozen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

April gi. 1915 ALLIES landed army on
Gallipon peninsui, aud began general a.
tack on hand and sea on nardanelles fOrt-
flca,ions both sides claimed advantage
iu the hattie atouud Ypres British bat
tleship Triumph hit hy three shells In the
p,rdanellcs. ClJ visited m" captured
,its of prtewN-l Canadians reported TO
have lost "a Officers In three days Tight
iug north of Nuros
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1916
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS cry. Npril 2j HOGS To
S, irta, liOOO; higher Bulk, 81 bopo So
heavy. t175n1H0; light ,ojOhn7j, pigs
ie2iW9io. CATTLE Receipts, 1000
steady 10 strong Prime fed st"ors s. q
HG7i. dressed beef steers. S2ipalj
-outh"rn steers. S21as7j; cows 81 ~
niy?i; hrfcrs. si2jWiOOO; stockcr-
s. OOnsNi. SHEEP. Receipts. fOoU
ztcady Lambs. tlO75alljJ; ycarlinrs
s. drHio1i: wcthorE. S7on'j0; ovrs
& huh K.
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LINES woRrr eesessselNo

confession of our faults is The u"N
thing Ia inuocency puhhus Syrw
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GOOD HOME ON w. 23RD

good uev s-tUom modern hunga.
low; breakfast room. hull, Ia features
oak lDors: close Ia school and both rni
llus: priced to sell l', owner. on terms
Walnut 1851
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|Iabloid ksw @S
fer Busy RlHH

TRBspAssiNG iS CHARGED - Peter
" Holmes, owner Of n lot on Main street
filed suit for u 500 yesterday In the di-
trict court. claiming that the Uuckin'
Hotel company was tr.spaAsing by main
hining fire escapes on IT, building tina,
ovcrhung hts property and intrrfcred
with H. sale.
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FooT WORTH

fOET WORTH ToSnf. April q cat.
TILE Receipt. 800. lOc higher steers.
S. jDn1lU HOGS Receipt 600.
steady tn .n higher Hulk. s. iDm' 90
SHEEP: Receipts rs. unchanged Lamb.
g. 5Hn1 20
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Cl ASSEM- R0lll ENARD

ron SALE ON fphuol and new 4.
room bungHlnW lot. fruits. sb5u. $500
cash. balance hhc rent Phone Wal
Nli>E
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Aprl % Raw sugar
hm. ccutrlmg,' E3,, moIasso- sG2c.
refined. Ann II, points higher cut lonf
sd5c. crushed. 500 MOULD a. 900
cubes ZOO NNNN powdered J5c
powdered ,50r irc grauI1ted. so
diamond a. ioc ,pni'rtioncrs A.. Doe
80 sgh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Ial-rhc rapid spread Of the Young
German" movement resulted in many OF
iis leaders being placed under the ban
VI the German BuudeHrath
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Prices o. the various grades ~ ohtts
are apron imatoly hs follows
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The funeral services Tor Alfred Ls'
Luke, five wears old wctc tn he held
Tuesday afternoon Ut $40 st the !. a
Brown res,dcncc. io1 IVES, iif,h street
Rev Frank Roach was TO conduct tho
services. in,enntnt was 10 bc In mir.
lawn cemetef,
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ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST LouiS. Apri 70 WHEAT 40 =
frd. nomndl. Nn 2 hard. nominal CoRN
No. ?. iin7Ss; Ne white. 5AHis.c
OATS No. :. unuac No {: white.
nominal
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LesioooaAp.N

Mr. ropp-- listss = crun,, uut'in Kan.
zee where every nlnih man hs. en- su,s
mehis
iehnrs rorp On. ssd !, the, vhs, ,hs,
mean b. IN. submerged tenth . Judge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

HOGS and 10 cent advance.
mostly the latter. featured boo this ~.
vision todn, b"ing the hlThes, level "n
record fur i've po'k Receipts were mod
crate close 10 I goo head making ur
Tuesdays run Several loads sold ~
81 rs. while tho balance of the crop sold
from 80 t0Ug So
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Chicago Grain ana Provisions.
KAlsAs CRY CASH GRAM.

KANSAS CITY. Apru Is WHEAT;
No hard, ~ e1uii1 Nn 2. tod. 81 isN
lis CoRN No ? MIXED. ieNm1ir; Ne
white, 5ic OATS No ;~hi,e. i'tu
az No mixed io0,ir
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Daily Lessons in
History


lsis-Ac' Of congress appfopriatins
s. zoo OoO annually fof eight years. foI
M. general Increase ~ the navy.
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rl',y Years Ago Today

isss-Austrla urged q MUTUAL under
standing IN the Schlof wig liblrteln que--
ton. aud indicated thei CONFESSIONS
witch she was ready to make TO Pru''
sia
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Npfn Is WHEAT No .
red. 81 $40 7 70. No : hard. N.liu
ti,1 CORN No {. yellow. ifsc
OATS standard, ij'sn,s, BARLEY
s,uisr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

WEDDING Is SURPRISE Miss ora
Reed and Melvin Nesbiu we're married
last Thursday In VI Reno. surprising
their relatives anf friends who had
planned 10 attend the ceremony Easter
SUNDAY The bride IL n daughter of Mrs
Katherine Reed and the bridegroom Va
employed by the Turner Produce com.
pany.
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, April % COTTON,
STEADY; unchanged Good mlddiing,
sO.d' middling. 7Ssd. low middlinE,
tjsd Sales. 5000; Tor speculation and
c,nott. 1000 bales. Receipts. 2.ioo baless
futures, quiet and steady April May,
isl~d; MAY June. 5siisd: June -July.
7eld; July August, 1sod: August Sep.
i.mbcr. 755hd; September October
'llsd. October. November. Ttsd. No.
Nomhcr-D December 7u'sd: Decembers
Jenusry. iuid; January. February
'bd; February March iud. Ma, chs
Aprl. 5i.d; April MAY. 7.i?d.
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BARREL PRODUCER.

KELLYNll.LE. Okla. April g5 tSpr-
c.Hll Dr Srotts No well on the
Fisher fee farm IN section els-lo. IL pro.
during % barrels NJ oil dally
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ST LOUIS

ST IOrIS. Arrl' ?. pOrLTEN In
changed except chicken BrTTEE and
EGGf luDuarr,d
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MONEY AND METALS.
LEAD AND sPeLTEP

NEW YORK Nprl LEAD 12'.
-Icl'of. oa.,. spot. East s. Lolla de
livery. 49,. asked At London Lead
g. sprltpU EluI
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Funeral service. have not ss yet been
arranged for William y. lee. "a year.
old, who died Monday nigh, at hts home,
afO wes, Cboc,sw
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. April % BUTTER.
c.'Hmc'y BE, nrta 3ic; seconds. 2oc
.rking .ic EGGs lf.rsus ~. pOGL.
TFY Hem. lic, ,urkp. zoe springs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Nmuns the cherished possession, ui
she Herman sMpefot and empires. "a 4
,rs,h silver punch h,wl presented tn
,hsm IN their silver weddins snni,rfsatv
h the German societies IN the tinted
States
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New orl.an. Cotton Futures.

NEW ORLEANS Aprl % Cotton
closed steady az an advance Of to 7
points
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rm.n,n.Flv, Y.ar, Aao Today.
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY IN TIE WAR

issi-Rey IN TalmaEes new taber-
nacle In BROOKLYN was formally opened.
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n ,ou -sn, 10 bs sa.esssfsl 10 sssisseA
st,sud q sesd business selsek - sho0
isseb,. the fsmeu. n,rss ssstelns srd ~
rlse. ,eu IN . sced position. wsiss fss g
new eatsies. l.
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At SISTERS F1'NERAI.-Hnty V.
kshle. well known insurance msn snd
secretary VI the Advertising club. has
gone ,o Lima. ohlo to attend the funeral
NJ his only sister
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GOOD HOME CHEAP

Five.fuum modern. close ~ ear. newly
painted aud pspeted. two lots fruit trees.
stnrrs. etr; priced to rsll' small payment
duvr. balance monthly
J e. RENEAU
Mapl" io3 SO Baum Rlds
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LOCAL MARK E'TS.
WHOLESALE wE,rs


The following quotations ~, Furnished
Nv Svir Company subir. = 10 wsfksi
change without notice. live 20 ub 49, healthy
and free ff0fu feed
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FUNERALS

Mrs Ros.nmond Dsss ,t i.lu Wet
Twenty ninth street
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Vital Statistics

~ THE STORM come. 10 ,our home. ~ to
the ely tditut " The Tlnss the facts
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one msn vho dar,n't he neutral about
the liners is the baseball umpifs--Juds.
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HNltNf '|ANIsllNN "
Market for horses 4. tr.tficis A pflnripall,
to ths vst trade. lnr sound. IN sood tissh
0 io ycsrs old, the foliosin,i rticss pre-
Vau
NttillsN horses 10, ~ IA harl \. tissHi'o
VAValN horses a. 30 iAN haut w., scans
CoNs. 1, aud l inch 20 70 hands, go ~
WIS, other trade there 10 10 ei inr ttios
these prices
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MonL ANp T.nLow
wohsir er Gest its b.

stained. isrk tnttv. ssrdv sandy snd
hurry ~ thew vsiu~ United ~ -ss g less
than ttd hinder tvins - ie-u than
voois tisd Win gisHsd veol ycit
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

I'OR SALE Marquette lot 1OONIo0,
t'lR ven blvd between Tenth and
Thirteenth. ideal situation for Aubsinn-
tinl homo CAL Owner. Wat 1858
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elRr,,s
DEATHS

NJ and NJ, G,o NJ u,,l. Route {,
city, sirl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
BEWARE "L0SINC
ACRES" IN FARM

WASHINGTON. u G. IN buy
INK farm. unprontatlc acres thst
cannot ,a.l, u, made profitable should
nfhu,fil, he considered ss having little
"a. NJ agricultural ,alu, Thc' may even
be burden to their own'u ~ Which
case the, have a negative value \ farm.
Or was about io hut quarter section
farn In the rnfn hyli ai tlN0 per acre
This appeared lo him To hc q very tca-
sonahlc price fnr = farm In that region.
until careful snahsis nf the proposition
called his attention to the large amount
q, waste land un the farm Actual meas
ufemenls and careful estimates tutn'
ishtd m, following data.
~ N,fes rich. sand, losm. not
stony. nv, fough. g~niN slnVing.
we'll drained. s,tutl value ilss per
srre ,isisso .................... iiO.ooo
a. Acres. poor hnd. saudi. tton,,
foigh. hllly. probably ui little ~ ne
agricultural value. actual value ...
- Acres poor pasture land. Nct
land that ran he drained, hut that
csnno, b, drained ut n ntoiit act.
usl value ~ yet acfr 'losi5 ...t 9sO
Buildings ....... ....t.......s.. 2.'5o
Total .......................... .,if 500
N2sp0 divided b, isu equals isU
These nIutss raNv tho farmer, inClud
ina mulldines ,ahie oi So pvi acre
though . rari of u Was worth consider
shiy more than IN average price pc
acre askcd fot the fsfm An ucmlEed
stud, VI the farm. prtc b, acir. aud a
detailed stud, ni fences hulidinus. and
other improvements. should alNa,s ~
mad. hsfnie putchs sinr such inNssti'
Cation often tails s,tcn,ion 10 enough un
profitable artes 10 stop the sals. J e
Mcdowell y : department " Asricul
| ture. 1915 Nestbook
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-12-05
Federal Farm Loans.

Washington.-The federal farm loan
board has returned to Washington
after completing its investigation in
every state in the Union. In its eff
fort to find out at first-hand the farm
loan needs of the farmers of the Uni
ted States. the board travelled 10000
miles, held so hearings, and took tes-
timony from hundreds of farmers di
rect The board has now prepared a
form of articles of association for
national farm loan associations. and
approximately 10000 of these forms
have been distributed at the request
of farmers who declare their inten,
ton of organizing associations in
their counties. Each association rep
resents a minimum of $4,000 worth
of loans