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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
SAN JOSE SCALE
Orchard Should Either Be Destroyed
Or Sprayed Before Buds Open

There are few orchards in Colorado
that are found to be infested with the
San Jose scale.
Owners of these orchards should de-
termine upon one of two courses to pur-
sue. The orchard should either be
promptly cut down and destroyed, or the
trees should be thoroly treated with lime
sulphur solution or good quality of mis-
cible oil for the destruction OF the scale
before the buds open in the spring.
If lime sulphur is determined upon. the
homemade article may b. used. or !,he
commercial Ims-sulphur solutions may
be used, in which case they should be
diluted with water. in the proportion Of
one gallon of the commerciallime sulphur
to not more than ten gallons of water.
Tne application should be made thoroly.
so that every bit of the bark OF trunk and
limbs is covered with the spray.
Ii miscible oil is used, would recon-
mend using one gallon of the oil to each
nineteen gallons of water. Hard or aka
lima water should be avoided, as some
times the oil will not make a good emul-
sion with them. Use soft water. if posi-.
blo.-C. P. Gillette, Colorado Agricultural
Experiment Station.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
The PEOPLES FORUM !
Il1fsItll11asl1H11I
A Letter

Letter
Dear Editor: As a citizen of Rocky
Ford, | would like to say word in favor
of the proposed drainage TO stop the flow
of irrigation water with tie alkah 1t
carries into our city. understand this
question has been under consideration
for some time and that the city engineer
has investigated the proposition and
recommended drain tile along the
western limit of the city to intercept this
inflow as 1t comes in from the fields
above us to the west and south. this
drain tile to connect either with the
sewer system of the city or with the
Ro5ky Ford ditch. Either is possible.
While the Rocky Ford Ditch Co. refuses
to permit this surplus water to be emp
tied into their ditch, claiming right of
way prior to the Incorporation of the
city, they are overlooking the fact that
their open ditch thru the city is a public
menace, and a constant danger. especi-
ally 10 the children Of the city: also
causing depreciation in value of property
rear it, rendering it almost impossible to
rent or sell such property as long as
other property is to be had. and is con-
tinual expense for bridges wherever this
ditch crosses streets and alleys. If they
are gong to interfere with the improve
ment of the city IN addition to the above
il is Just possible that Rocky Ford some
day will follow the example of Las Ami
mas with similar menace and compel
them to either slphon under or 60 around
the town. That is minor point in this
matter however as this surplus water
TO Art tha
should be d material help to flush them
and keep them clean
That the people of Rocky Ford are
awake to this problem is shown by the
large number Of signatures OF citizens
Ia small percent of them possibly not
property owners but owing to this
menace to the health and convenience of
themselves and families having perfect
legal and moral right to petition the
Honorable Mayor and City Council in
regard to it) from all parts of the oity
thus showing the sentiment of Rocky
| Ford as a whole. to petition to the
Honorable Mayor and City Council to
take action in this matter.
1t is certainly a great compliment to
/ the fair spirit and broad mindedness of
our people that IN this as well as in the
improvements that have been made on
Main street and other portions of the
city, althc it might be of special benefit
to the property owners adjoining the
particular district where the improve
ments are installed there is no complaint
from the portions of the city not espec-
tally benefited, but they realize clearly
that any necessary public improvement
is a benefit to the town as whole and
to every resident Of the town.
Hoping to see this matter acted upon
| favorably by the city council, am,
A PROPERTY OWNER
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
MARKET REPORT
Cattle and Hogs Advance, Sheep and
Lambs Slow and Prices Lower

LdIllDS oIOW iIlu I-EiSSs LUWSI
Kansas City Stock Yards. April g.
As predicted at the close OF last week,
repair work was Started today on the
break Of IS to SO cents on cattle effec-
tive then. Receipts here are 5000 head,
which was a substantial reduction from
last Monday and Offering at the five lead
ing Western markets were $4,000 less
today than week ago. This was enough
to reverse the bearish situation. and ad-
vances were | 0 to 5 cents on all classes.
Veal calves were an exception and sold
so lower. No choice steers were here
today. and the top of S9.lo does not re-
A feature sale was breeding heifer calves
at Se.z5. Action of the general cattle
market today confirms the opinion that
the situation is well grounded. and that
the available supply for the next so or
60 days can be handled at firm prices.
Hogs started out | 5 to 20 higher this
morning, and improved through the ses-
sion, selling 25 to so higher at the best
time: receipts 1000 head. Top price was
$3.50, bulk OF sales SO SIS to SO 65. light
hogs up to So 60. The sharp advance
today only lacked | O cents of eliminating
the entire break of last week. and sug-
gests that said break was forced and not
a true indication of legitimate market
conditions.
Lambs and sheep sold slowly today
and prices are l S to 25 lower, the mar
ket about SO cents under a week ago,
receipts 5000 head. Killers have given
buyers positive orders to reduce mutton
cost, based on depressed outlet. On the
other hand. available supply for the next
month or six weeks is known to be light.
and return to stronger prices may be
expected. Best lambs sold at Sill and
ST LOS today, and fat ewes of choice
quality would bring around SO 25.
JA. RIoKAET, Market Correspondent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
BARLEY IN ALFALFA
Give Field Thoro Cultivation And
Drill Seed at Same Time

Farmers in some localities in the west
ern states are attempting practice that
is worth trying here. As early in the
spring as the ground can be worked, they
go into the alfalfa field with a hoe drill
and give'the field another thorough cult
ivation. At the same time so to 40
pounds OF bald barley is drilled in with
the alfalfa.
This barley will be found to be in the
right stage for making good hay at the
time for the first cutting of the alfalfa.
This serves double purpose. 1t give thes
alfalfa a good cultivation and it increases
the tonnage of hay. The barley alfalfa
mixture makes an excellent feed and the
thickening of the stand for the first cut
ting tends to keep back weeds, also to
give faer-stemmed alfalfa for the first
cutting.
This is giving excellent results in some
OF the western states and is we'll worth
trying here in the VaIley.-E H. Thomas,
County Agriculturist, San Luis Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
SCHOOL NOTES
+ + r I. = r + r r r r + r !

The Parents and Teachers of the
Washington school will not meet as
planned, but will wait until the union
meeting of the schools of this district.
The program for this meeting of all the
schools has not been definitely arranged
yet, but it viii be decided some time this
week A large attendance is being plan
ned for, and the meeting will be the big =
gest yet held which ought to be an in
ducement for people to be present.
The Junior-Senior reception has baen
changed from April ID to April %.
This will give the Juniors ample time to
plan on the entertainment and decora-
tions to be used
The senior stenography class are will
ing to have chance to do actual work
in any business house of the city. This
will be fine practice for the class and an
aid to the business men.
The senior class has finally decided to
wear caps and gowns at the graduation.
This will be introducing d new custom in
the school and if successful will prob
ably be adopted by the graduating
classes Of the future.
Glass play practice is continuing and
the members of the class are growing
more and more enthusiastic over the
play. This play is now being acted out
before the camera SO this shows how i'm
portant and how well known it is, For a
class play and the life OF college boys it
is unrivaled and everyone should see it
| if chance permits.
Gladys Sever is recovering from her
wounds received in the chemical labor
atory, and it IS now oeliaved that she
will have no bad scars or that her eye
sight will not be injured to any great ex-
tent. She will be in school by next week
and it is not thot that she will lose much
by her absence for she has kept up in
her school work while out. She has hei
lines for the class play learned and She
will probably attend the next practice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
GAS COMPANY
Holds Annual Meeting and Elects
New Officers

At recent meeting of the board of
directors Of the Otero Gas company, H.
A. Dawley, of Rocky Ford, was elected
vice president to succeed A. A. Caldwell,
of Los Angeles, Calf. resigned, and R.
Phillips, sscretary-treasurer to succeed
F. A. Sabin. who also resigned. These
two new officials, with John I. Updike.
president and general manager. will con-
stitute the board Of directors OF the COM
pany. according to the La Junta Tribune
After year Of somewhat strenuous
endeavor on the part Of Mr.. Updke, the
affairs of the gas company are now in a
very fourshing condition and the outlook
for the future is very promising, Over
fifty new meters were installed during
the month OF March. and the outlook for
a campaign of preparedness to cook with
gas during the coming summer months is
very bright.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
Notice of Application to Lcn.c
State Lands

Office of the State Board Of Land Commits
sioners, Denver. Colo, Mar. 2lst. 1916
Notice is hereby given that application
scrihed School Lands. situate in Otero Coun-
ty, Colorado. to-wit:
All of Soc l6. Twp. 81 :. Range IS W. Appli-
cation A 553s.
Lot :. Sec I6. Twp. % S, Range 50 W. AppIi-
cation 55gS.
Notice is further hereby given that all
other persons desiring TO nile an application
TO lease all or any partiof this ttact OF land
must file the same In this office prior 10
April 2Ist. 1916 as no other application to
lease the above described lands will be con-
sidered after said date.
JOHN +. VIVIAN. 1916
Register State Board Land Commissioners
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
Dish Pans. rs Cent.

At Garwood & Butterfeld. Saturday.
commencing 10 a. m. These are the
standard weight Cream City" granite
ware. round handles. ID quart size. See
the window. Owing to selling these pans
at one-half the actual cost we do not
wrap them. and can make no deliveries,
and no credit sales.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
Sale ESxtrao-diunry

Dish Pans, the famous Cream City
granite. full weight standard pans. round
handles. / cents, Saturday commencing
at ton o'clock, No wrapping. no credit.
no deliveries. Garwood & Butterfield.
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMS rRoNG'S MILLS -. June s.
Mr.. and Airs Jesse Brumsge spent sun
dsy visiting at the home Of L. NJ. Glad
Mrs. Amanda TrimbIe OF wheeling.
visited friends at l.amtrs and attended
church at Concord on last sunday.
Mr.. G. r.. Caldwell held a sale OF cattle
al his farm ON Tuesday OF this week.
thildrcns Day service will 10. held
az concord church on next SUNDAY. The
exercises have been carefully prepared
ana an interesting service has been ar
ranged FOR
Mr.. Fred u. Myers OF Columbus. deliv-
cred "a very interesting Illustrated lecture
in concord church ON last Saturday even
ms Hts subject was India" MIR My-
ers travelled ma that part OF the world
and made study Or living itions
and Of the people OF tho orient re h. "A
pleasing speaker and his address was OF
special interest pu sunday evening he
again delivered an address on the mis-
sionRry work that b. transforming the
Eudaist and Turk from the old life VI
practical Barbari~m.
r ~ Stone % 81 Clalrsville was In
Tho vicinity of Ccnterville ON business
TUESDAY
Communion services viii take place at
concord church - sunday. June Is.
ON last sunday morning delegates to
the state sunday school Association
Wei" elected Al Concord sunday school
Ih' state Association meets az Findiey.
-. ON Jun" 2n-22. Meek Nult aud All -
N'rua Gay were chosen 90 attend the
boys and girls congress and Mrs. Jas.
school lu the state Association
th""t"r Cay l~ Sr' nding the week
visiting his uncle and aunt at F'redricks-
town. o.
T.. 4 Ramsey OF bethany W Va
week
\ T.. Wilkinson was the victim Of "A
surprise birthday party at his horne on
last saturday evening
Mrs. Molli' Jarrett of Shadysld.. vi~it-
td friends 90 ''utsrNills th. past week
tn" heavy storm 90 wind ana rain that
VISITED this locality ON Friday night of
! lost week did various kinds of damage.
FRUIT trees W'r, broken and blown down
ih some places. stluS upset and e. build
INK on thu farm or ~. A. Reed OF Bel
mont Y. II No. was wrecked The
, rain f1ll was heavy in some places.
washing corn h,lis and Milling the
streams full
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Sherrard Briefs.

Rev. li g. Nicklen was visiting
friends "u Wolf ituu aud Irish Ridge.
Tuesday.
Miss Eldors Bog.r~ou spent W.duc--
day and Thursday at IN. home Of her
brother, William koEcrSun Of AiCMcchen.
Torn Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stein-
man, "a daughter
IN. ladies Aid Society of the plea--
ant itl.l church Was 'nt, rtHlu,d by Mrs
d.. W. b'hr'us uu Thursday al tho home
uf MIS-. Joseph Ar,h,l.
commencement exercises for the Mo-
zut school w.r, held ia an. PARK ta,.
rinu. Thursday evening
Ih" third ggarI,rl, conference fn,
Marshall charr" VIII b.. held al th. At.
'AN't NJ. D. church this afternoon ~
e. sU o'clock
John Hood or Louisville. ky. Is the
plivst
Mis- Ruin McCamh- and Miss Edna
M''l'arl. students 100 th, stat, I-uiV.r.
-ltA go MorEantuwu will Do llrn d, their
MONIES her" the urSt OF 90, week
Miss Flora t"fh"ld. nT Fair.i,w. is
VISITING Miss Elsie Eug,r~on.
Mr~ Earl Hu~s and Mrs J. y Schmidt
entertained the Nj. bIivrt Ladies. Al
society go th" hul ON Wednesday.
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children's Day Services.

Tho Bethlehem Union sunday school
viii hold q Children Day service at
The chapel next sunday evening az 500
o'clock.
thhdrcu Ray exercises will be- hold
at the WOLF Run l'rczbN terian church
next sunday at 1880 O'clock and At the
Limestone church az . .uu h. u.
At the Allen tiruNs l'r.~hyt terrain
huron a thildr,n.S bal program will h.
rendered by the school ON SUNDAY even
INK Jun" 18TH. az 90 o'clock The COM
mitt'' iu oharEs I~ composed ut Misses
stella Marsh. NarEarst McCombS. Irene
Fisher and Helen Daryiu and Mrs a T.
Nlckl.u.
ON SUNDAY evening. Jun, esth. the STt.
pllNef Methodist Episcopal SUNDAY
school viii hold Childr,u'S DAY SER
Nic" at the CHURCH. Elaborate prepara-
lions arr being mad, lbs tho program
Cumnitt'- which Is composed of Mrs.
J. "a. schubert Mrs pma Ifnnar and
Miss Lillian Su.d'kcr.
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Trust 60. an held up 90 yesterdays rates
or } = regular and on iudustrials.
y N.-lnrpiratiou Cons. Copper go.
May Production amounted fo lU.4UO. 900
pounds.
There are indications Of bullish plans
nearing completion on tn. leather issues.
American Hide rtd and Cent raj Leather
common ar" being lullsd ir responsible
quarters on earnings. which are said TO
%" rising rapidly again. The first named
stock is said 20 Doe earning over IS Ter
cent. and the latter 90 =. e..
NEW Npitk-finaEcial News Bulletin
says j. is stated by we'll known firm
that the working capital Of the Inter
national Harvester 60. Of y J. Of sk-
cess Of par value Of pfd stock Is equal
10 70 y. g. on tho common issue
y. N.--pow Jones says. some coufus-
ION has been caused by wording Of an
uounccmcnf 81 ANN. coal Products divi-
dend. the 60. announcing that the extra
stock dividend would Do = per cent IN
common stock at par. MANY poopl. have
construed 30 as meaning thai the per
cent Iu stock represents a suhscrip ti1n
right and not "a dividend. This III Moor
rect. The per cent iu now stock viii Doe
issued Co holders OF common stock with
out any payment whatever on their part.
What is meant hy per cent at par Is
that Dividend based on market valve a.
equivalent b. luta r. a.. with the stock
selling az $50.
o. is said that hummingbird when
stripped Of its feathers BE- little larger
than a humble bee
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HAY AND GRAIN
QuotauoEs ~ v. =. -raunIicn a O.
Nay Drain q Farming Implsmsrta
iol2 Market Street
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

Creamery. extras 'P3 s,or.l. suu.Ot. a..
creamery .IiEr'r sDOrIuEl. 500. a Sic.
I'i-Ir. IN o. "f 80 .". seconds. ID 70 Csc
"ERslsr. Fresh gathered extra
'u.. -Fn Goo. extra nrsfa. -.I. -fl-c.
ir-t~ --ia H -Gies. nearby h.uusrN
Whites. hU foo fancy. 20 " 2rr. nearby
usuu'rt brown 80 20 2fs
thnce'.. llfm'r State. fresh. Sp.-
cial- Zoe. do. average fancy. Itrr r
49,
dressed poultry STEADY Hroiicrs.
n 500. fowls. fsu--Ie,. turkey. E.,.
live poultry NsHk. ltruIlsr-. 25ug1c.
fowls I1's " goo. turkeys. IbD.
Flour Quiet
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.BUlLISH RUMORS
SENDS WHEAT UP
nArhst Closed Firm st Substantial Al
vanee-corn Gained and Dat.
Were Unchanged

Chicago. June swell founded rum
ors that the government crop report
would b. OF n bullish character had
much 70 DO today with "A rise which took
place IN the value of wheat The mar
Net closed nrm at 3. 20 q cents net ad-
vance. with July 1883 u = and septem-
Der 1861 q 1905 =. Corn gained ?. TO ! =
cents oats finished unchanged TO \
cents
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Cash quotations:
Wheat-No. >. red. nominal: No. 3.
red. Sl.O2 a. No. >. hard. SI.O5al .V5s.
40; ,. hard. Sl.V2 q l.os..
CoTn-No. :. yellow. s2. g75t.c. No.
1lC. ~ .
oats-No. ,. white. 90. u soc. stand
ard 4ui. u415ac.
fOrk-XsU.1S0 "a 2i.G5
Lard-S1245
kib~-.l2 2OH129O
TOLEDO. Ohio. June S-\yhca,
ash. Sill. July. sllll.. September.
clover sccd-Prime-Cash.S S..5: Oc-
toher. SsS2 y: December, SSssis
Alslkc - Prime - Cash and August
So 80 NNs"'''
othy-Prime-Cash,S $3.50: Septem-
Der. $40. '''
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SHERRARD
Church Services

Allen Grove Presbyterian church. Rev.
Henry r Nicklen. pastor. sunday school
AZ 200 y. m. ]. l.. Garyin. superintsn-
dent Preaching by the pastor at 500
y clock
Pleasant Hiil NJ r. church SUNDAY
school al 1890 a. IA. IA r. Crow. sup
erintendent.
Communion services Will be held Al the
Mt oliNct NJ. T. church on sunday at
clock br. Al r. Compton. the DIS
trict superintendent will conduct the
service. assisted by the pastor. Rev. \.
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William Drum.

william ID. Drum died al his home
here on Monday morning al 100 o'clock.
lie was IN his forty-third year. and Was
Drum. lie had been in poor health Tor
several years, but his condition Was not
considered serious until a short time
ago.
The deceased il survived by one -ist-
tr. Miss Jane. and three brothers. Ralph.
Herbert and Clyd. Funeral services
were held from the late home ON We'd
nesday by Rev. n 4. Nicklsn. Inter
ment was made at thu Buckhannon Hul
cemetery.
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NIN WORN Juno The metal 81
change quotes .fHH 90. askeI. fnsIfrr
n"f quoted. london n.. received
'...'r I..w. ci..IrH.ffIa nrarfv
rn. r.utemhsr and later $4,000
Lr"u rffHI. and unchanged
Ntfa. .N.narEe quotes din Hr-. --.f
So 90 e. rs
London u.f received
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Social Meeting.

The Shsrr9rd Agricultural club will
Mold q social meeting at MarshS Hall
next Tue sday evening. 4 good program
viii be rendered and a nm, time A. prom
issu. All are invited.
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tI-Transfcr books close June 20. for
= r. cash dividend, payable July l.
CD Transfer books close June L for
per cent cash dividend. payable July 1
90 F"n~l'r books close June l.. FOR
q. cash dlNiud' ne payable July l.
tIl-Iraufcr books close June 20 Tor
= Der cent cash dividend. payable
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POLITICS AGAIN
CONTROLLED STOCKS
Although Trading was Charaotsra..d Nv
Greater Breadth and Under
lying Strength.

NV YORK. June s-Consideratfor,
1ri-ing from tho political situation Eov-
.trncd today market TO an unusual ex-
tent even though trading was character
l1'd hN greater breadth and UNDERLYING
strength Rails were again IN. out
stahulhg FEATURES. iutusing a decree OF
N"hhothte which served 70 offset occaS-
i9nu certain tendencies as where in tho
AS shares OF coal roads featured IN.
a'uNe optuiAg. with "a rival OF last
month movement in Reading which
Htaue an extreme advance OF a. TO IOs 1,
al or which and more was lost bsfor.
the close Greater stability was shown
pA oth'r issues OF that particular dfVAs-
ron. notably thtst p,akc and Ohio. which
tlNautd Reading ina point OF prominence
anu registered am advance OF 81. to g. a.
All or which was retained.
Automobile stocks and accessorfes
were only moderately active and urm
with a belat"d demand FOR studehak.r
az a substantial gain. ana most war L.
sues remained IN the background but
l nltcd states Smelling rose to "A nov
maximum on ITS advance OF = to sOi.
a. also did American Beet sugar which
mhle "A gain or ia TO S3A.
stronger tendencies also were mani
rested a. times by some OF the high
priced tobacco ~p'tialtl.s. Total s.i,s
"l stocks amounted TO $4,000 Shar.s
-~~~>~-->~~~~~-- ~>~~~~--~----~~-~>->
Westinghouse Air Brake ....lssS,. f1-
Westinghouse Electric ...... sNf
LAB. - 81 81 u Il a-a
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. ". Va. Juno \. '1s
hsiy quotation List OF the Wheeling
stock Exchange.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. June :. 10
Cor eeted ~ \. -. Master q CO. mem,
)crs Boston stock Exchange
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Curb Mining stocks
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ~. va. rsu. D..
A'p1i tyu D. d. b.. Aast,u q co.. L.. T.
bFand, manager. mcu4o-rs .>tM Acfk
Stock Exchange.
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NoUEDSvILLE Lrnu
WHEELING AND hOUNDdvrLIE
Daily Except Sunday

on lines having regular erpres. ,,rv-
ice. shipments Weighing IN excess 81
nity pounds. or large bulk. Will not bs
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINFS-D-tiy Fsnc u Sunday
No shipmfnf except emergency ship
rents Of medicines. will be carried 90
passenger cars between zoo and s:i ;
.. IN.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. June ). IL.
Range OF Gcuve stOcks on the New
hork stock Exchange. corrected daily
~ a l.. MsSten * CO. brokers'
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PITTsBURGH sTOCKs

Total shares 600 sry
hIuds g-y4g.JuI.
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WHEELING TRAcTIoH ConPAnx
1AFkLsS CAR SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June n, 1904.
PANHANDLE I.rnl

PANHANDLE LruI
WHEELING AND WELLgBURa
Wheeling WsIIsburs
Leave
22nd street Ia1
" heellng Weilaburg
AZ ~ a TIA soc o. m
. 50 =. m. N 90 noos
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WHEELING. ". Va. jun, \. Ia
Corrected By \. r. Masten A Co. A. n.
strand Mgr.. Rooms ZU4-sOS National
BANK Bldg, Wheeling. ". Va.
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STOCKS. uId . -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-09

Stocks. open. High. Low. Clos,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-09

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