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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

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uar Ell Gel inrllaaet | AnliQtct. men
bupoc cllcra inlen lmlIilc Ntcrfcr
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@2rorinQ nlco So9ct San blcp mcO-
brugt til Wiprc, huor han citcr tclc
ioniif Crorc al Siitrttacleicu bleu
laQt ilicnl mems So8ct 'or,iuttc til
Siacbammcr, hpor NCt tom 3 apor.
Ter forltufet.
S~uosfalS. Carer on @oorobri.
ger ). Geocricu pno MIlQtocn cr al.
Iaoct uco Toocn / eli NIocr al -
Nar. Nan pur isbt pan %e2ia.
Gucrlr1e u. $. GappcIcn uto
Stopaugcr fourmuloIc SngcDua CT
ioItcn oiaonct pco Gooeu cittr 5 "a.
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mel. San har pGret ouiot ionl Spcr.
large uco Spacbuict ilocu bets Sp.
r~ctteIic / 1897 % bar uOrct bctraQ.
tct iom ucritottclig ! Ocmc Stluiul,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &. =. 2.
Elotou err u'aoact pco Cooru, -
9lar 1ummlcI. Tlntou bI,u N}urinc.
officer / 1871 og &onunMlOGrtnptetn
/ 1897. ! Ell lang 9lorrUttc bar han
@citnrcr al Warincn2 l}lpiQotion2.
puieu % al Sisman02'.oIcu. ) 1912
tog ian Niitco.
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Nauicn CT aigaaet pcO Gc0cu, 50
Mar 0anu1cl. 6ebt / (uoalcn. bar
han ierit / Iorrctninq / (rouobicnl
% Tom icnerc inO poQ MlUbu &c.
miuor, bpor ban blco oCmjttcrct /
1888. San par inu / Nar Carer /
(ronObicm, 1if inn uaa Mci6rrg3
Stole % blcu Stli0cut / 1888 % tc.
oloaiif Hanoibat / 1867 Gftcr uoala
glar@ &irtiombco ion StoIciuipcftos
/ S~rouobicm uonGuntc3 han ! 1874
til Sog1cprcit / Spn1en huor han
par ligc til 1892, ga han 'orinttcoea
iii Nc2 pan Ncocmartcu, ma huiltct
Gmbcoc ban tog Intco / 1911,
StataruoO Stllepolb- Monicu cr NJ.
ogoca S0u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

NrGf Npelicsifpouina. Cannes.
| 'ipcl l5oc Nhou. On cnaclif 9ea-
iluppcmhcO mlcl0cr en- llapnaipct apr.
Respondent til "Nclgelanos 9loo"
ira @rennep. at ser ira cngelifc
Iloaoc'fibc er iorcta9ct G~pclicaifnb.
ming puo norif Sletcrritorillm peo
Hotu CMlumn). Scr CT ifllbt meo
8epTr paa en- Si'fcrbaab ira Namep
0aoll, Ian &u1Ierne baalcbe ont @aa'
ocn. Wtoo TiifeuGrct Stett blep ser
fprct mcb itorpt, ina 9eboerne nlaat
&c ilpgtc ira SuIcne % bGtfe Jig bag
&llppcrnc.
81 Sranbc / Sier. Srannlell lite
Nou. Sopcbbpgnirgel paa 8aar.
Den 2itre Gllgcr / SplinN nebbruno.
tc inat. Slocns Spfonit ifploes bit
NOT 8niiter ira Tiben. Slcre al BE.
>aocrre / anbcn Gtage rcobcbe iie no
ii iioitc 2icbIit nritcn nsgne. Gle
rcn li0er ct hort Cab, GA Gienoom.
men bar o~anrliQ oaiilrcret. Snttrcnt
iamtiOig uobrpo @rono / Sersoal
Mcicri / Sier. rSlocn blep bnrtig
bc9rGnIct, Iaa Sfoocn bleu life ioa
Itor. Slbcna Spfonl't Ifplbes ogiaa
her @niitcr ira Eiben.
Ercitenpbcn. - Sensiaacn. llnae
Scologcr, Der fontnter lige ira Gr-
nntenaboroct, iaur III 5000 aroncr
Narct lonl Spcrlrrcre, mems Dc /
9ciltlig Stiaing finn opllaar en- Be
gpnoergagc al ca. 1000 &roner. Set
err ba gnilltc ir~iitcnoe TOR sc ungc
Dorocl0c Erelter at beige SPrcrltll-
liltgen naco Ell ogct Sage al ca. 2O0O
Ser. Inret, bpilfet init life bebrer
1rciteneOen, &reitcrncS &onafomi
tc bar M ltoorbcioct ct Sorllag til
Spnaiorbeoring, Tom tiloelS pil title
Yrcitcrnc / ligc @el13flaSie mco 2r-
rerc pc0 Ben hoiere Stole.
Sturc 8nucr. Stupanacr t9oc
Nop. aoninl Sans &olot % Irltc.
ionl 25oc b3. fan icire 8lll0brpllllp,
har / Den Nnlconing ifiUntet felgen-
DC @apcr: iii ct poroenoc Niem Tor
0lilloc / Stnpnnger 10000 &r., til
Nctri Wnmlchicm 10000, til Tctrl
Niul 5000, iii Higcbicmmct | Stop-
anger 5000, til IiafoniaIcrne3 Qenz
iionaicno 5000 % til biocrie andre
,Snititlltioner 10000, tilionnlen So
600 &rollCr. &r. &olht CT Wtcoin-
Dcbdper al oct lanoaficnote StibSrc-
oc%riirnlo Molot & Siocbien.
SWmmnnalt Susicfjpb. - Sticn
1Sbc Nop. Sficn5finroe1a fomltl,-
llolc aroiticlifub bcillttteoc / HcprU
lcrtaltifabSmpbc iQonraftea at ill0.
fiebc cnOcl Sos icrcttighcbcr / Suos
bol i ScIcmorfcu. &ipbciltntmcn cr
bel u Oiillion. &c inotisbte 9ict
ti9hc0cr rcprU'clltercr Ell Strait
mpngoe poo 10000 Nf. : %ianlnlc
Wsoc bepil0cocS 100000 &roner til
l~lobpgning al beiipnnote &eonin9cr
/ @jcrpen pg Snlum. - &rait'ellfa'
bet bar / oct forlebne Nlar bapt ct
SOcrltlt0 pQd Str. 2oO,OOO Sroller.
aunasberafusiens llbbpenins. =
Sranllncn lite gtou. &eb DC iioite
%crcglrin9cr ON l%lobpGnin9cn al
aon9abcrgiosien piIer BET iig, at
Smfointingerne pil aIlOrdgc til s.,
100000 SIR, hpilfet CT Ell Saning
al 20 Yroccnt al Def Iorite Suerilaa.
Observation-Disclosures bar iulbct zig
ppiororct til at ~forhsre Jig on ,Spl-
fct cr pilig til at bctnlc 125 Ser. pr.
Mcitcfrait, Iom Triien citcr oct me
Spcrilog piI bli. @nitcruo Glcftri.
citctatonlitc bar ioag pou ct Mobc /
Gronlllcll bchanolct Sogcu % be
iluttct at erflUrc li0 uiaig til at be
tale bCn iorlnngtc Fri3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Sra Ddnlndrf.

GiNhOitcn qraSiercr ior ltben
LENT / Gnuuorf. Gn 0trnlOc Dor
he 0crionCr cr angrcbct.
SulihcUifcr. Gunot omtrtuQ ! o.
0anitc Eropiu2bpcr iinocr Der ltoOlg
@plibcUlfipcftafler Stc0.
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uIoitc @orgcr, fbo. @ortncr rs. 81
len, cr opo. uGitcn TOP Mar 9amnlel.
SpraipcfnlOuter. Gt tort INITIAL
0unifc Erouin8borgere bar / ocn ilo.
ite liO hopt cnorme Cab uco &er2
IpCfulntion.
Gfurnct har / Den icncrc (io ior.
mcrct iig itertt / Gonmort % cr
mango Steocr peo at BIZ Ell IlloitUn-
Dig Ylagc.
gluiiernc / Sanmarf bar M lor
hoiet ao%ntlngentCn tIGftcIlQ. BRO
p]inaooiicrnc toltcr glcnmemrlltll8 .
&r. &uartalct.
Sprc Gignrer. On nogenIum0C uoo
GiQar / Toumorf fon M life fiebc5
lmoer 30 Gre. 60r arigcn to'tcoe
oen ianumc Cigar I Grc.
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har ma9eitiitet &ilI5gaaro mcO SIR.
Hriitcnict5 8aar0 i SerrinQ. @oor
bcne or lat iii bclboIo5pi5 225,OOO
SIR. "a 125,OO0 ar
Sposinlb. Ymt@iorunIter ). NIech
ilgbcr0 / NUituco Cr 800 citcr noQcn
lioa Sn0bom / cit 2lIOcr al 80 Aar.
Zen Nioc0c hopoc purct Nmt2for
unltcr i HuitpCo ii0cn 1906.
Gn oanif Trcit til Nuroc. Ganit
SoQucprcit &. Z. u. SDrlpolo, iom
nuli0 toq 9liifco iom Ercit poo
GlauO, bor crbuCruct uorif Stot2
]bor9crrct % io0cr ErcItefuI0 / gtor
&C.
Sauif 6errcgnaro paa nurifc STna
Der. Niuere0 Joe Nop. So02ctcr
Stonnon bar ioIgt 2r2holt ucO
auiitlaoro til Wrosicrcr Soniou
h"iitianio. Tor SIR. $4,000. Cgcr
togclicn tier itror.
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itruatrffct @cboc.'G5bus Dco TnbrI
font Eipcr5 (cQ.g,rf pco &iborl er
i 9tut nc0brUnot iii @ruuocn. u
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Set Ipffeocs al rto0c Ncitenc No al
StaIoen. SIocu mcnC3 opitoact ira
Storitcncn.
Gn Scrnalocrs Nrnu. %rgnocr5IcD
l2tc 9tou. "a 5ereu &euicu / Hue.
rup iorlcOcn uur iiTrO meo al lrouc
eli Qotcttulc, itobtt nan paa en- ,Scrn-
alder @rup mco 'ariticuige CIo2ia
dcr, 5-G llrncr, Suero, I Spu0
ipiOa III. nj. Der en- icnot NtcooeicI
ic til gtotionalmr'eet on 6luoct.
1ruicsiur Nartm Nprop, ben no
mcrfc0c 6anitc Irtltcft, Stubcren al
Aisbcuhauua Nooolus. ipIote ocu
lite gtop 20 2lor ,Iffc bare al iii
Sanoa cane Barn bIeu BON buloct
paa Nuocraouacn o8ioo ira noritc
ca iucnifc 9lrfitctt,r blcp ser icuOt
Nilicucr til oeU NnJtIge Summer,
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Toe 9toucmbcr. Gen isritc 3runiu
Qciag CSurDicgJ her / Sanoct be
bauolcoca ioao paa Singhuict / Sol
brf % oocrorrcOc3 al Ell itor % &c
lcbcr Ioriamlinl al (Suriitcr. Gen
ontlagcoc, en- licneitcmano I. 1h.
Rasnmsicu, ser oar tiItalt for 9
@olotpgtsiorieg, IosHlte& S Aay2
(llgihl5.
Srugtclig 6rpluiOu. AisbcnbuDu
12tc gtou. ,<oug itC0c Der en- iru1tc
la Grploiion paa @oicb'a Sprinfia.
brif pan &2lauOs %'rnggc. Selc Nla.
iIiuhuict blcu iurCiIt / Sir'tcu Gr
p~luiioHru 'mlotcs en- o~ocrhcoct
ComUtichci SaorlOt uihes or iugcu
Diruucitcr toumct tiIiiaoc 1er man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Sra Vorae.
NrGf Epeliesifpouina.

S~oriirttcIfe ira sihe 6
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17
Tow nlsy Il mot.

Townlsy Il mot.
II the state oficials are the homes.
ones now, don't you think It il time
to cry *God hslp North Dakcta.." II
Townlsy il right, ma . majority .ol
the state ofhcials thi4rle sftsotnils
picked are crooked, isn't It . final
argument against placing u1Iinsited
financial power IN the hands of my
one man for fsar y, too, vim 60 IA
way ~ fhe restss, s
Altar July 9Th, II Townley's lava
for our sell government remain fixed
upon Us, there will be no recourse
The die win be cast. II wolf in
Sleeps clothing Is thereupon dis
played, allsthe weeping and crashing
Of teeth viii Be to no avail. The
bills will have TO be paid. And You
and I. Nj. Reader. win pay them
sTownlsy and his hired minions will
HE themselves to more congenial
chimes. And as for his Legislative
puppets: They will continue t.
founder in financial distress and t.
sweat under the scorn Of their fel-
low men who confided in them, and
who followed where they led.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17
TEMvlK CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs. Ed Chilson was i'll for several
days last week, but is much better at
present.
Paul Maushound of the Horsehead
Valley was seeding last Friday, one
Of the first to get in the field after
the snow.
Mrs. ]. p. Wohl, of Linton, visited
her son Fred on Wednesday Of last
week.
Merle Buck visited over Sunday
with his brother, Robert and family.
The new blacksmith is kept very
busy these days helping the farmers
get ready for spring work.
Sheriff Meinhover, Of Linton, was
business caller in Temvik on Mon
day.
The Easter program will be held at
the school house Easter Sunday at 2
o'clock, new time. Preaching services
following the program by Rev. Swan-
ey. No Sunday School on account Of
program that day. Everyone is in
vited to attend these services.
Geo. Baumgartner, our new imple-
ment man, receivd carload Of new
machinery last week, and can now
supply the needs Of the farmers.
What Temvik needs now is a first
class hotel. A fine opportunity for
some one to make money. Don't some
one want the job?
At the school meeting last week
the school district was bonded for a
sum Of money sufficient to secure the
erection Of new four-room school
building in Temvik.
Ed Larvick il having his big barn
shingled this week. There are three
or four men at work on it.
Mrs. e. M. Larvick entertains the
Embroidery Club this week. So
+ -kss., Ajax McCulley came home
from Bismarck with her new daugh-
ter on Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Reynolds Of Bismarck was
visiting friends in Temvik on Tuesday
Of this week.
Martin Weber, Of Linton, is the
new assistant cashier in the Temple
ton State Bank.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17

Display Rates, Is cents Per column
Inch Tor single Insertions. 1zM cents
Tor contract space. Five cents Der inch
GOV composition for Advertising cunning
only one week. hi
Lssalss Ten cents per line for one In
ssrtion. Five cents per line for SUBJ
osuusnt insertions.
The Record circulates thoroughly IN
che south half of the county. ana uuite
!, 0enerally throughout the north hair.
Advertising copy should be in the
hands Of the printer not later than
Tuesday noon Of each week.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17

From recent dispatches we learn
that railroad employees are blessed
with substantial boost in wages.
There is one advantage at least in
government ownership. Under gov
eminent ownership, it ought to be
possible to hand ont substantial
boost i'll wages at least once during
each administration. II would be
good politics and few more taxes
would 6xsit mp al right. Or, another
boost ii rates would ali the bin.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17

The Victory Loan drive will soon
be upon ~.
Before we entered the war, the ma
tions Of the world branded Us as q
nation Of money-chasers, without
courage and without honor.
The history Of the American nation
up tosthis point has been q history in
the reading Of which no one need
blush.
The sacrifices Of our men in this
World War have added page upon
page Of glorious history to our name.
In few short months, thousands up
on thousands Of our finest soldiers
dropped from tn. fray only in the
agonies Of death.
There is only one act left in the
great world drama, so far as we here
at home are concerned. We must
shonorably pay the bills contracted in
our fight. We must be honest with
the men who darsd all. We must
wipe the slate clean, 30 that our
children and their children for gener-
atoms to come may look back with
pride on their ancestry.
This life isn't merely y matter Of
individual bank accounts. There is
something greater than that for Us
here. It wasn't money that led mil
lions Of men in the prime Of life to
slaughter. Our souls have been
dragged up and on by something
greater than that.
We have run the great race. The
goal has been reached. We cannot
have it said that we won victorious
!, IL, and then refused to abide by all
the rules. And one Of the rules -of
honor require that we pay our debts
We must take this loan to heart
as individuals. We must not look up.
on the loan salesman as an enemy
trying to squeeze little more out
Of us. Let us look upon him as the
agent Of ourselves making IT possible
for us to finally pay our ihonsst dues
It isn't the fact that for four year,
I'VE are loaning some Of our none,
to our own government, and that VI
are to get reasonable rate Of inter
est.
The money is needed now, and un
less We furnish that money it viii
not be Forthcoming. ~
Remember that others have sacri
feed far more Tor - than we our
selves ever can. Lst Us give this ;fina
aid to the limit Of our financial abil
|ity.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17

The Record 10 In receipt Of . letter
from Cong. George NJ. Young to the
effect that he win be glad to help dis
charged soldiers to get their $50
bonus, If there is any delay after ap-
plication is made.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17

It il all right to say 'let them go
the limit" 80 the people will get sick
Of it the sooner. But-a fire will
burn ITSELF out if you let it 60 the
limit-and what will there be left.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17
3 -. 8, a. -. H...It.c,

Il svery man up in the Hsxelton
csuntry viii put - much money Into
yzceosy Bonds q he has IN fasmsrs'
storS csEtincates. packing plant
stock, -, TIE losn should 60 svsz
Nc up thsrs. We ars toA svsn
taak sAeial ii Draddock h : sspss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17
sTRAYED..

One gray mare, years old, weight
1900, with halter and shod in front:
one black mare, s years old, weight
1900, with white stripe in face. Re-
ward for recovery. F. ]. Roehrich,
Linton, N. Oak. 4Otf
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17
! ! :! tHS COUNTY RECORD
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA
~ Payer q Eaaess Css.t,
0stabkAeA 1854
- oAsaal Eager q tAs city = ra.s~
.. sTRnErnR, rsAnsAerr

1nS Record II entered It the Linton.
sNorsh -DakotA Post Office . socoad
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-17
4 Lighting Plant That !! Is
Practically automatic

The Mor-Lite plant is semi.automatic a
outfit that gives You all the light you want
any time you want it. Your lights are run
from storage battery in; which electricity
is stored up 10 that you can use it just as
You draw water from tank. The battery
is charged or the electricity stored up, by
asimple, selfcontained plant that almost
runs itself.
You push button to start the engine
# 90 that no hand cranking is necessary. It
stops itself when the battery is charged,
removing all danger Of injury to the bat
terry by overcharging. An automatic
alarm tells You whom the battery needsre- 81
~ charging TINS protecting the battery from
harm due to overdischarge. The amount
Of electricity in the battery at any time is
shown by meter dial that you may
always know it's condition.
81 These Plants are for Ssle by
ADAM THOMAS, LINTON, N. OAK.
Agent fsr En.e.s cesnH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-17
Reprss.n.ativ. Cattle sai.s.
CHICAGO Horse Market.

Chicago, Dec. 18.-The first auction
sales to be held in two weeks were
well attended, with about 600 horses
in the sales ring. Trade was very
brisk for the good kinds, but statesmen
had difficulty in getting action on In
ferior stock.
The quality Of receipts was none too
good. More frst class horses could
have been used to advantage, ana
prices on the best ranged steady to
strong. t
The best kind OF mules sold we'll. al
tho a few dealers figured that quot
able values are $25 under prices Few
weeks ago. now being 5000 025o.
Good horses are expected TO sell well
at this weeks auctions, as the Speed
sales will attract a number Of horse
men here, it is believed.
Quotations given below are for the
better aninaIs in each class. SOUND
and without 'blemishes. When pres
ent, blemisnes take OF up to $50 or
more from the price Of hrst-rate anil
mails Of the same type. Quotations
follow:
Drafters. 1900 to 1900 pounds, tlso
Q275 and up; expressers, 1880 TO l5oo
pounds. s1409175; farm chunks, 1900
to 1,4oO pounds. S1o09125; southern
chunks. 900 to 1900 pounds. wo0so'
general purpose. 1,2oo to 1880 pounds.
s1o0011o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-17
Easily Explained.

Japan, now that the worlds eye II
on her, treats China better"
: The speaker Yves . senator. He won't
on!
1T reminds me Of reception. At
this reception q pretty girl was intro
duced TO q matron who had just ar
rived, The girl said to tho matron,
with an impatient laugh.
~ can't make out what has come
over that tall, blond, distinguished
looking man over there In the white
spats. He was 80 attentive a little
while ego, but he wort look 1t me
now
.PsrtlADs' said tho naatron, with q
smile, NJ, saw nae como ~, Hes my
sband.s.-washinGt~S Otay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-17

When q person sleeps soundly ana
does not know that q sudden shower
has come up and the rain has poured
into an open window and spoiled the
carpet or flooring. or perhaps the cell
ing below. he 10 sure - want some
thing that will prevent = further mis-
hap OF the kind. About the frst
thought - electricity. but how 70 make
it call him in time to close . window
IL the question, according TO the Illus
trated World.
The illustration shows IN arfanse-
ment that will sound . beu when the
first few spattsrs of, rain fan. n cone
sists OF very small cup made OF oar
bon and set or attached to the window
sill. A small piece Of zine 10 hung into
the cup which contains DRY sal am
moniac. This, whom slightly rnoistsn-
ed, win operate Z relay placed IN the
line which win ring the bell. These
few things many be purchased from
an electric supply shop. An end Of an
old battery carbon u used for the cup.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-17

market In check during the carly hours
Of trading. Further export demand late
yesterday and today and buying by
brokers who usually act for tho sea-
board carried tho market into new
high ground on the present advance.
the close being nj the days high hg-
ures.
Observation-Disclosures was heavy In
sympathy with the late weakness In
hogs and selling to packers more than
offset the stimulus which might other
wise have been engendofSd by the
strength IN grain.
Chicago car lots--Whcat. ID; corn.
lat; oats, 40.
Minneapolis car lots--wheat, s2S;
corn, 90; oats, II.
Winnipeg car lots--Wheat ~; oats,
ca.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Prev.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-17
Now York Produce,

NeW YORK ProdUce,
New York, Dec. II
Butter-steady; receipts 1896 tubs;
creamery specials 73h Oh; creamery
extras (92 score) 70; extra frsts 81 Il q
~; packing stock, current make. No.
2; 40. ..a
Cheese-Steady; receipts 4,03s box
es; state and whole mix special. white
32@32h: average 3I@31h.
Eggs-Steady; receipts 1913 cases:
fresh gathered selected extras S49sb;
extra f!rsts S21S2; frsts 80@S1.
Poultry--Aliye steady. old ROSTERS
20: turkeys 40, dressed quiet: fresh
killed western chickens 1904; turkeys
47m51
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RISE NOT CHECKED
HOG QUOTATIONS, CONTINUE
THEIR UPWARD TENDENCY.
Market Slow But Prices 20 Cents
Above Those Of Tuesday = Bulk
Selling Within Narrow Range Above
St4 - Cattle Market Unsettled and
Prices Lower - Shssp Trade Slow.

Chicagg Dec. l7.--While trading at
the yards today was slow prices Tor
hogs continued their upward trend
and again advanced Is cents above
Tuesdays average. Bulk sold today
within the narrow range Of sla to
$3.50, with extreme top at slA.<s. Re-
ceipts were 10000 head.
Cattle.
Cattle trade continued unsettled
and the tendency of the market is
downward. Choice kinds are still
scarce. Choice and prime steers sold
within range Of SIS and $50.
Sheep.
Sheep trade was slow. Receipts
were estimated at 10000 head.
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Friday, Dec. 10Th
Esg1nniag at 10 o'clock 4. N.


Esg1nnin4 at 10 o'clock 4 n.
S-HEAp OF hoRsEsE9
One sorrsl mare coming six, weight
1900; one Sorrel marc coming twelve,
weight 1900; ons gslding ton years old.
weight 1900; one team fray geldings
coming &hrsS, sound; thrve two year
old colts and ons Shetland pony.
e0-HEAD or cA7TlE-o
- head Of cows. soma fresh. some
will bs fresh soon, some butcher cows;
Jersey COW. fresh; head Of 2-year-
old hsifers; 10 head two year old Here
ford steers. good flesh, ready Tor ship
per or feeder: IL head Of ysarlins
steers; yearling heifsr: . two year
old shorthorn bulls; 3 spring calves.
SHEEP 8 HEAD OF EWkS WITH
LAMB
a2-NEAD or HooS-22
AZ fail Duroc shoAts; : spring Dur
90 boars; Duroo sows; yesrling
Chester White sows.
FARM MACHINERY
/ John Deere wagon triple box; l cut
down wagon; ! bob sled: hay rack;
end gate sesdsrs, ono nsw; z Key
stone disc; ! Crckes Jack corn plant
er; single row corn plow; l Tower
two row surface cultvator; Stand
ard mower: Flying Dutchnan hay
loader, new; Acme s-ft harvester:
TX h. p. gasoline engine.
Two sets Of work harness; one
double driving harness; two beating
stoves; ono churn; some chickens,
White, Rocks and Rhode Island Reds.
80 sbu. Of potatoes. Some hay and
straw In stack.
FREE LUNCH At NOON
Terms Of 9als-All sums Of $40 and
under cash; on sums over that amount
IL months credit will be given on
bankabls notes bearing interest at 8
pee cent. No property to- be removed
until settled for
MRS. BESSIE JACKSON,
Administrative.
J. r. MAN8HiP, Auetionssr;
] z. o. EckLUND, Clerk.
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LANNON'S MARKET REPORTS.

Furnished by Lamson Bros. 4 Co, 2o3
Masonic Temples Phone 1873.
Chicago, Dec. IT, corn-Despite
heavy profit taking corn was steady
early and later advanced, with gen.
srsl support turnout the country from
local and outside cash markets. While
the weather u not unfavorable to a
movement certain western roads es-
tabltshed an embargo. The motive In
the ,narxes - transportation rather
than supply and demand
Oats.-Pront taking In oats waa
heavier than IN corn and held that
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Banker Given NV Trial

Springfield. H. Dec. Tine 81
prone court today ordered . new trial
for Edgar strauss. Peoria banker. con-
yicted OF the murder Of Berne NJ.
Mead. The finding was reached on
evidence tina, the plaintiff had acted
improperly ana on faulty instruct'ons
OF the Judge. e
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e.I.... American Goods.

Washington, Dec. l7.--areat hfit'
ain is now prepared 10 release Amer
lean owned goods seized during the
war on establishment OF their owner
ship, the state department was aa-
vised today by the British foreign or
flee, ~
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Fairfield Has New Mayor.

Ottumwa, Dso tic. J. Fulton. who
held a captains commission In the 3D.
tutant generals department durinS
the war IL the new mayor Of FAIR
field. lie succeeded Alfred Monroe
who succeeded Charles LNgSet, wno
resigned to become county attorney.