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Warren sheaf., 1917-04-11
HOW 1 KEPT NY RECORD
AND WHAT L LEARNED.
BY Selmer Hilleboe.

First prize essay on Cow Test
ing Work by students of Warren
High School. Prize, So, given by
Warren Sheaf.)
I entered this contest for three
reasons. First, to learn how to test
milk. Second, to observe how to
feed and care for a dairy COW with
best results. Third. to form the
habit of systemizing the work, and
if possible to win prize offered.
The testing of milk is important,
and is something that every dairy
man should know something about
in order that he may know what
cows are profitable, or if there are
any boarders.
l tested the milk from my cows
once each week. This was done by
taking sample Of both the morn
ing's and evenings milking, testing
the same with Babcock tester and
recording the amount of butterfat.
/ had a milk scale in the barn, in
a convenient place, also milk
sheet, so that just as soon as l was
through milking COW, her milk
was weighed and the amount re-
corded.
I tried to keep a correct account
of feed consumed, so I would know
what they were doing. I found that
regularity in feeding is important.
The cows did better if fed the same
kind of feed and the same amount
of feed at the same hour each day.
I noticed that if they were not fed
and MIXED at about the some hour,
there would be a falling off in the
milk production and it would take
two or three days to bring them
back to where they were.
In feeding the cows, experiment.
ed little to see what results there
would be. At first I fed alfalfa hay
and corn silage. I then added a lit
tie bran, but this did not seem to
increase the milk flow in sufficient
amount to pay for the bran. I then
added ground corn with the bran
and fed in connection with the
roughage above mentioned at the
rate of three to one. The results
were better but hardly enough to
overcome the high cost of feed, so
that the milk could be produced
more cheaply on the combination of
alfalfa hay and corn silage. I per-
haps should, however, take into con-
sideration that the cows were
getting we'll along into the lactation
period, and that had I not used feed
with the roughage, the falling off of
milk might have been greater. An
other thing to be observed in TAX
ing care of cows is the amount of
water they consume. I have no
tank heater and in cold days the
cows do not take nearly enough
water. It showed on the milk scale
whenever they had to go out in the
cold wind to get their water, and ]
believe that milk cows should be
kept in the barn all the time during
winter.
Another thing to be observed in
the taking care Of cows is the bed
ding. A cow should have plenty of
clean, dry, straw bedding, so that
she will keep clean and which will
also help keep the milk clean, and
it will also make a better bed to
lie on.
-Selmer Hilleboe
The Minnesota Hog.
You can rave about your truck
Warren sheaf., 1917-04-11

Good farms and city property, fire
and life insurance for sale. l.. M.
Olson.
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RESIGNS AS EXPRESS AGENT.
II. A. Carpenter Sewers Connection
With American Express Company
After Fifteen Years Of Service.

Announcement that H. A. Carpenter
has resigned his Office as agent for the
American Express company after fif-
teen years Of service will come as a
surprise, to his many friends and pat
rons of the company. Harry has
rendered his resignation to take ef-
feet December LIST. ...-..
For some time Mr.. Carpenter has
been contemplating engaging in an
other line Of business and this fall
leased from, Gus Carlson the garage
building now being occupied by the
Lincoln Highway garage. He will
have possession of the building early
next year and will open up a tire re-
pair establishment He has already
contracted for the necessary machin-
cry for a first class tire repair shop,
and will be equipped to handle all
kinds OF work. including retreading
old castings. In connection with the
repair business he plans to handle new
tires and complete line of automo-
bile accessories. @ ~ u.
Mr.. Carpenter entered the service
OF the American Express company in
1902 and has acted as their Denison
agent since that time with the excep-
ton Of few months spent at Marsh.
alltown. We have not been advised
as>to who will take his place with the
company.
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program.

The Woman's Relief Corps enter
tanned the members of the Grand Army
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sears
McHenry. Dinner was served at noon
and twelve comrades and their wives
did justice to the cuisine such as only
these Relief Corps ladies are in the
habit of serving. Yellow leg chickens,
cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and all
the accessories fore and aft were plen-
tiful; Hooverized, but a dinner mt
for the president. ~.
In behalf of the Corps, Mrs. Florence
Bond, its president, welcomed the
guests and wished them real joy. +
The occasion was In honor OF Com
rade w. A. McHenry, who leaves on
Thursday for Pasadena, where he will
spend the winter in his home at 40
Ford Place, where Crawford county
people are always welcome. The after
noon was all too short, entertainment
never tagging. War stories were told
and war songs were sung. Memories
sad and happy were recalled. Com
rade Montgomery gave an interesting
address, Comrade Porter furnished
good music and Mrs. Romans and Mrs.
Montgomery each gave q reading. All
present helped make merry and thus
another of a series of dinners is a hap.
py memory. go ...
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TEXAS LANDS


ALAMO LANDS, RIO GRANDE
Valley, Texas. On Tuesday. November
9Th, we have another excursion to the
Rio Grande valley. We have person.
ally Investigated in this valley and
have sold number of Kiron and Ode
bolt people farms on the famous Ala
mo tract, best irrigated and most
productive lands in the valley. which
we claim is the most profitable invest.
|ment afforded in lands in the United
States today. Hundreds Of northern
people are buying and locating there.
Good soil, plenty of water and the fin
est climate in the United States. The
farmers are making big money. An
ideal place to live. and farm. Arrange
to go with US the next excursion A fine
trip. We are making most
liberal terms and cheap rates. Every.
one who has made the trip asserts that
it Is worth five times the money paid
for the trip. For further information
and rates, phone, write or call on
Clauson Bros, Kiron, Iowa. 44-1t
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pEN,soN CHURCH TO SAVE FUEL
Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodists
To Hold Union Services Sunday
. Evenings in the Future.

On every hand. one hears Of, the
great shortage of fuel in the country
at the present time and the, necessity
of economy in order that the needy
may not suffer from the cold during
the long winter months. Three Deni-
son churches, Methodist. Presbyterian,
and Baptist have complied with the
request made by the Crawford county
federal fuel commission and have de-
cided to hold union services Sunday
evenings in the future, thus saving
fuel, which would be necessary to
heat all three churches for the usual
Sunday evening services. This is in
deed a move in the right direction
and one which can be followed by ev-
cry household to some extent.
Considerable fuel might be cOnserv-
ed In this county il the temperatures
in every building were kept two or
three degrees lower than they have
been in the past. Most OF us believe
that the thermometer should register
from Is to 80 degrees to be comfort
able. when in fact everyone would en-
joy much better health and be more
comfortable If the temperature was
several degrees lower. ,4 =
The first OF the union services of
the churches mentioned above will
be held on next Sunday evening at the
Presbyterian church. Rev. Robert
Karr, pastor of that church, will preach
the sermon. This will be live evan
gelistic meeting. A large attendance
is expected as evidence of public ap-
prevail of the patriotic action taken by
the churches.
The young people will also meet in
the same church at the usual hour for
union services. : Subject-"Perserver-
ance", Mrs. Robert Karr, leader
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INSURANCE LOSS PROMPTLY PAli

INSURANCE LOSS PROMPTLY PAID
The following letter, relative to one
of the fire losses at DelOit, Iowa, is
descriptive of the manner in which all
of the losses under policies written by
this office are handled:
Richardson Bros, DenisOn, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
II am in receipt of your draft in the
sum of 100000 which is in settlement
in full of my loss by fire which caused
total loss to my drug stock at Deloit,
Iowa.
This adjustment, personally made
by you, and made Immediately after
the fire, was most quickly and the most
satisfactorily handled. Il Is with pleas
ure that can recommend to the pub
lie your method of doing business,
your companies in which my stock
was insured and the quick manner in
which l received the cash in settle
ment ,-.,
when my new building is done, in
which l will place an entirely new
stock, 1 desire the same to be insured
in the same companies by your office,
and at this time II you will come to
Deloit, desire to take out insurance
with you upon the stock that l am
now getting in.
- VERY truly yours,
III. C. MAUCK."
Your loss, If written by us, will be adj
justed at once and paid Immediately.
This is the service we give in the mat
ter of insurance.
See us before you insure.
Richardson Bros,
Denison, Iowa.
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The j. w. Miller, Jr., real estate
agency reports the following sales OF
the past week.
The Niels Petersen residence pro-
perty, on East Prospect street to j.
w. Miller, Jr.. possession, at once.
The E. J. Miller residence property
on North Pine street to William Baker
Of Denison. Possession March 1, 1918;
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Mr. WEIGH is expectd home today
from Des Moines and no doubt the
committee wiz meet and perfect
program. .,-.n Z p. e..a II ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell will leave
Friday of this week for Los, Angeles.
Calf, where they will spend the win.
ter at their home there.
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FOR SALE - IL THOROUGHBRED
short-horn bulls. Of serviceable age.
For quick sale as wish to close out,
and make room for future stock. P.
W. Weberg, phone ISL, Denison. 30tf
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N Ea RASkA

HAVE A CHOICE FARM OF 800
acres near Coleridge, Neb., for sale;
worth $3.50 per acre; will take $125
per acre for quick sale; II you want
Ia first class farm all ready to hand,
don't write, but take first train and
come out and see me. w. H. Stephen.
son, Hartingt IN, Neb. 41-5t*
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STRAYED: RED HEIFER, YEAR
and half old. Farm located six miles
southeast of Schleswig. Ben Witt. 44-2t
Washington sees hopeful side of re-
verse in 1taly-30
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reach more homes in Crawford county
than II placedsin any other paper t:1
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When man sues newspaper for
libel for $4,000 it is mighty strange
he doesn't call it $1,000,000 as his
chances of getting it are equally good.
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Gard Of Thanks,

Card Of Thanks. T.
We wish to thank the kind neigh
bors and friends through the columns
of the Review for the kind deeds
and beautiful. floral offerings during
the recent sickness and death of our
beloved husband and father.
Mrs. Lydia Garrett and Children.
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Leslie Bremner OF Vail, was an over
Sunday visitor at the VIM. Alberts
home. .-r' ~.
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Anyway the 10000 Russians who are
taken prisoners aren't killing their
officers now. '-ft
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DRESSMAK1NG SCHOOL: THOR
ough instruction in cutting, designing,
sewing and everything pertaining to
the subject of dressmaking. An I'M
limited number of lessons. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Shows College, De-
borah Tomkins, Manager. Att
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FOR RENT-A SIX ROOM MOD
ern house, cistern, double garage. In
quire Of E. A. Markley, GOT E. fremont
Street. Phone 1O40. "A tt.
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Be satisfied. Buy . REQ. Ask the
man who drives ore. 36.tf
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Young women, your services are
needed, but first take course in the
Mankato Commercial college, Manka-
to, Mimi. 49,. 44-lt.
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FOR SALE.
FARM LANDS FOR GALE

IOWA T
80 ACRES WELL IMPROVED,
Joins corporation county seat; black
soil; 5000 acre: $4,000 will handle. bal
ance per cent. VIM. ]. Fisher, En-
mat burp. Iowa. 81. 42-3t4&
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r. ShawVan was a business visitor
in Omaha Tuesday.
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HAVE YOUR AUTO TOPS RE-
paired now at the Denison Harness
Shop. 90, 43-lt

HAVE YOUR TIRES FIXED UP
now, ready for spring. If the tread is
worn off, we can put on new rubber;
if the fabric is weak we can reinforce
it. All work guaranteed. Clarence
Chamberlin. ~ 20. 12-tf
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FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey boars, STR
ed by my 900 lib. Grant Defender
Phone 80 j. B. w. Hunt, Denison,
Iowa. 47-tf.
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Be sure to attend the rummage sale
at the city hall in Denison, Thursday
and Friday, November LIST and I'd.
Here is the big event of the season
and the one you have been looking
for. 4O.4t
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FOR SALE-TWO HIGH GRADE
Pollcd Durham bull calves, ten months
old. D. Weatherby. 4O-tf.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

THE ST. ROSE CIRCLE WILL
hold a bazaar of all kinds of fancy
work at the Catholic auditorium Mon.
day afternoon, November 5th; also at
6 o'clock a chicken dinner will be
served. All are invit ID. Alt
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WANTED

ALL KINDS OF NEEDLEWORK.
First class work guaranteed. Moder-
ate prices. Mrs. J. Langenbuch, 500
IL. fremont St., phone 4S7. 44-3t +
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LOST-A WHITE FACE BULL
calf. weight about 400 pounds. Find
er please notify Herman Oeser, West
Side. 4o-2t +
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

1O'PURE BRED DUROC JERSEY
boars, Illustrator and Cherry Chief
breeding. w. c. Pollock, Phone 44-Q.
Att.
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FOR SALE-A LIGHT DRIVING
team in good condition. VIM. McCol.
Tough, Vail, Iowa. Phone 49,. 41.tf
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FOR SALE: TEN (1O) REGISTERED
Hereford bulls. Mahoney Brothers,
Kenwood, Crawford county, Ia. 26.tf
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WATCH FOR THE RUMMAGE
sale held by the Confederation of the
Womens' club. which will be some
time in October. 38-tf.
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AUTO LIvERY-I AM NOW CON.
Quoting an auto livery and will give
both night and day calls prompt at
tention. Roscoe Romans, phone No.
1926, 32-tf
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ELECTRIC HOME LABOR SAVING
devices make very appreciative Xmas
presents. Order now froW the City
Electric Department.. 44-tf
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FOR RENT
HOUSE FOR RENT: INQUIRE OF
Mrs. Greek. 41-tf
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FOR RENT-TWO LARGE OFFICE
rooms in the Mccarthy building.
Phone 1O4. ~ 43.2t !"
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FOR SALE: POLLED DURHAM
bulls: registered; age Is months. A. c.
Rt. Z, Phone 23-I. 42-4t*
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COME AND BUY YOUR XMAS
presents at the st. Rose circle bazaar
Monday, November 5th, which will be
held at the Catholic auditorium. A
chicken dinner will be served at 6
o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend. 44-1t
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AUTO LIVERY: COMFORTABLY
enclosed car. Day or night calls an
swered promptly. Day phone 1856;
night phone 1924. w. C. Mason. Att
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show room. Two small compartments
are being fitted up where electric fix
lures will be displayed, giving the
prospective customer an idea as to
how they will look, when installed.
The Boy Scouts of Denison are to be
congratulated upon their success in
securing applications for the second
issue of the Liberty bonds. Under the
direction OF their scout master, Rev.
c. E. Hamilton. pastor of the Baptist
church, they conducted weeks cam.
paign and secured applications for
$3.50 worth of bonds. Duane Bassett
and Charlie Cramer won war. service
medals for securing over ten applica-
lions each, both boys totalling thir-
teen. The people of Denison are proud
Of the local. boy scouts and are glad
that they are doing their bit" for
Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Z. Gulick left this morning for
Jefferson, where she will spend few
days visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. ].
Nelson Little Eugene Nelson has
been spending the past two weeks in
Denison with his grandparents while
his parents. in company with Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. Voss, have been in Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Voss are expected
home from the east tomorrow. Mr..
Voss writes that they have visited Les
lie Gulick at Mineola. l.. l., and that
he is expecting to sail most any day
for France. He has already sent home
his personal effects, other than those
which he will need while abroad. les
Tile Is In the aero service.
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uO.fEsrEKrRs' REAl. HARGAINs

uOILSEEklRS' REAL bAkhAlN0.
So. o. Who has got the Home
seekers bargains IN question OF
Ter Tor cuick salc asa acres land. ten
miles cast Hereford. and about eigh,
miles south OF Dawn. IN shallow water
UelL Price Si2 20 per acre. Terms.
81. 500 600 cash. balance two, four. s'N
and r..ht years. siN per cent ineres,.
No. %. Gao acres well improved
700 acres In fall wheat, every foot
ma Plains land no lakes or waste
land Price S1I per acre. Terms
60 suit .uyor 40 81, per cent interest.
SO. %. l.gS0 acres, we'll improved,
fit, miles from Vega. county seat o'
oldham county. Price Sl2.5O per
acre. Terms to suit buyer at siN
per cent
also have 1000 acres under con.
troll from SO acres up 10 several sc,
tions iu one body Can sell yo
from $3.50 10 5000 per acre below
the actual value.
For further information. write DO
sor John Young. care Amarillo Hot"l
Amarillo. Texas l-o-'l
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TOR RENT Furnished house az 500
Monroe street D. Il ieforsc. phone
.a. I21-ig
FOR RENT Two modern light
housekeeping rooms with or with.
out garage Nice summer location.
900 Jefferson. phone ZOO. le5-'p
FOR RENT Rooms for light house.
kpopiu g, modern also bed rooms 40.
piy sos Fillmore, phone 2Ut-. i2t.au
FOR RENT Two nice furnished
rooms Tor light huuschccpi.g lu1
South Lincoln street l2'-ap
FOR RENT Furnished rooms 900
Pierce Phone 1914. l25-ip
FOR RENT Five room cottage 7p2
louroc. Apply 1908 Jackson. phone
1873 l-5-3p
FOR REST Thrcc room furnished
apartment upstairs. close 30. call
1.I to-day. l21-2s
FOR RENT Furnished room. mol
op. close 100 lne Harrison phone
,5u. also GARAGE. 1852
rOR Rent Furnished room. mol
.. COG Buchanan l-t-ip
FOR RENT NiOo'F furnished south
bed room To ladies or couple private
entrance. 1910 Fillmore. phone lst-.
1-,.3c
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished,
modern. lisht housekeeping rooms,
700. FILLMORE. 1880.
FOR RENT -Nsc front rDou, fur
nod. tu5ls Van purcu phone
fIII. Ir cal. after O. O'Clock. l2".,p
FOR RENT Furnished three room
apartment Modem. eo2 fllmrt.
ron RENT Furnished rooms,
IIronc 1875. $40 Pierce Mrs Lewis
| R.o 1866
'Uo.scEecpre ROOMS mwuishol
| Phone l"eS or call Goa o. smith
,FDU RENT Four room cot'asc
modc-u. except bath goo "a TIN
Itocnth street corner Jackson. -f-al
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Too LATE TO CLASSIFY

For SALE SinFl" umh NhiV' to-
horn eggs. 81 for H.. Sl15 for 30.
Rates to those Who wish tu use incn
bajul.. Tll small orders the day
received Guarantee satisfaction d"
percentage Matched Tom Barron
strain 300 eggs per hen record. N
F. Davis. 1909 Harrison street. Anna
rillo. Texas. phone 1898. l2N.ai
FuR RrNT Ni,cly furnished two
room house. Phone .G1. l2N
FOR RENT Nice front bed room
modern. we'll located, use OF CARA.
ll.1. Phone g1lN. 12N-Sr
SPECIAL BARGAINS Six roo.
ro. O.. good we'll and windmill, east
'front.' rood on buildings, one bloc.
oi .uo car 'uc. $500 cash. tNI
room modern house. east front. We.
lDutel. 8 600. 500 cash, So r.
month. also tive room modern hous.
vo.l .a..trl. $50 foot east 'front.', side
wallis. 50 ESQ. S15U cash. 81 per
m.uf. Nlau som harrnIu I'm vacant
lot. ana extra good terms. l2>.'
Fu' HE>r Furm .Hcc rooms luI
light huusckcrpiur modern ,"l
Johnson. phoue .l'. l"s.iN
WANTED n. rnUt barn for auto.
mu'no close n D. O BOX as
De-. p
FOR SALE North side. two G0-tou;
lots east front. $4,000 each. Two
r0.tuHt east front $4,000 One tWu
COON house ANA lot. 100000 Oue
three room house and lot. SSrN.u.
an wen located Good terms. Soa I.
r Sears. ur phone zoo. l-,..I
lpIANO. NEARLY NFV for sal,
rhwp WNuld take 1-ri
Ifny Phone 1922 l2N 3f
Fup SALE Tasao room house. cor
..r S..'.outl 0u Fillmore Gould a..
good Ford car ne part o.. FIRST pay
.t d. D. smith phone ..l-.
WANTED Roomcr aud UuIdcr o.,
private family Lady preferred n
urr 500 Pierce 1851
For SALE Five room modern
tpu n. a1sy terms D. Summers
'.,'
/ l>srnE INFuEMATlO> twlue
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WANTED TO TRADE ono section
,au eight M.les west OF Amarillo.
TO- good residence property in city
Is. 7. Ramey. 1900 Taylor street
1850
WANTED Thre, mfurnishci room,
'huua i19N. l-5-ip
WANTED Clean cotton rags Low.
ug Printing Company l21-'fc
'AGS FOR CASH Don't throw
them away. Save them and shin Co
us. Wen pay sou highest market
price Get YOU noishhur to ship
his babs with yours. Estahl.hr'
1N,o. Fulton lag a Cotton Miils.
Dallas, Texas. l2l-1Gc
second hand Ford. Mus,
q cheap. Phone gN9. I."-,0
WANTED Washing by the hour.
he bundle. cor general house clean
me- paou, .r." l." 1u
4 FEW MOFE table boardcrs can
ne accommodate at The Reid SOC
"y'ar Best meals l24-1p
WANTED To do your gardening o.
rune your trees. Phone ls11.
l23.cp.
nv YOy WANT our garden and trees
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