davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
FuRoN ENcoNTRADos Los RES.
ToS REL FRY LATRATO.

Jess Nasbaum. e~xplorador de la So
ciedad Americana de ArqueoIogfa,
anunci0 Ell mirercoles de la semana
pasada que 81 Y Ell grupo que lie acom-
pana han descubierto bajo ell altar
de la vieia iglesia de Hawikuh, en-
La parte s~uroeste del Estado, cerca
de los campos ~petroleros del condado
de Mckinley, los restos del fraile
franciscano Francisco de Latratp, que
fue martirizado v muerto por los in
dos de 1882.
La lapida que Sc %encuentra cerca
de zuni tiene una inscription que ha-
bla de un grupo que sali6 de aquel
lugar en- 1882 en- busca de los restos
de Latrato.
El grupo ~explorador de Nasbaum
%encontr0 tambien los restos de un an
tiguo poblado sepultado bajo ID lyle
STA, demostrando que la vida india
habia ~precedido, por8varios ~centurias,
a la erection del edificio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
DAN Las eaAcIAs

Deseamos por medic de estas lineas
expresar nuestra gratitud al Gobierno
de los Estados Unidos, al Gobernador
L~arrazolo, a la Legion Americana, a
Los Caballeros de Colon, a la Banda
de Santa Fe v al pueblo en- general
por las mnchas c~ortesias v finesas
que Sc nos extendieron en- connection
con la muerte v funeral de nuestro
amad0 9 inoyidable heroe, Anastacio
Montoya, que do su vida en- aras de
Ia patria en- la lejana Siberia, luchan-
do por la Iibertad v derecho.
SRA MARIA d. MONTOYA,
LUCIANO MONTOYA Y FA-
MTLIA-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
LA SRlTA. AURELlA MoNroYA Sc
uNlRA EN- LAz0s MATRIMO-
MONfALES CON (. GU
TIERREZ

Ell Sir. y la Sra Nestor Montoya anun-
clan 81 enlace matrimonial de sm hi.
ia, L. Srita. Aurelia MontQya con Eze-
quiel Gutierrez, 81 cual Sc verificara
e. dfa 20 de Octubre en- 10 ciudad dc
Albuquerque El padre de la novia es
IN jefe del partido republican, bien
conocido, es editor y orador, residente
del condado de Bernalillo. EI Sr. Gu
tierrez siryi6 con las fuerzas expedicio-
narsas Americanas en- Francia. Estayo
on yarias batallas y fue atacado con
gas en- una OCCASION.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
De Sociedad
BAMQuETE De BAUTlzo
DOMINGO EN- La TARIFF

M 81 \, 3 ~
~ xaSn,aa suSsin nosaya, u'
rnete ~ lA'snp ui9losi w ueu
Mn " = sosss ptu ue - uruv = ~
nos Ssi hsss ~ nonor W ios paurl
! Il ~ D nsnnn ~ ~ nina, ni n
q ~ sran Icy alasar, us Ispanoia
nSSsT Y, 49, p"@i'nos uonuT { Y
M ~ e.oa N9 Anl.a 1891
s1a rersoas ~ss1A n s.asio ~ lulcn
~ $500 snas 9us eslus'sfon presen'
O. cra 'as S sssuasrses
M. nsV'pn I'll ~. y osN.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
REMEDio De CHAMBERLAIN PA
RA LA los

Este remedio esta preparado aspe.
cialmente para usarIo contra las to-
SEES, resfrfos, crup. y tos ferina. co.
menzando en- muy peuuefa escala, su
yenta y uso Sc ha extendido a todos
los Estados Unidos y muchos pafses
extrajeros. Este solamente basta pa
ia c%onvencer a cualquiera que es una
medicina de mas que ordimArio meri-
to. 3 Haga listed la prueba y Sc con-
yencera de clio.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Ell GoBERNADOR N0MBRA POLL.
GAS MONTADOS

El Gobernador Larrazolo hn nom
brado tres miembros nuevos do 10 Po'
lieia M0nlada para que sirvan sin pa
ga son: q. N. Van Houten, Ration
c0naado de Colfax, Lawrence TammeI
Lns Vegas. condado de Sana Miguel
X n +. Avent, de Hillsboro, condadQ
de Sierra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Preparada eapeciaimente por hom-
bres de experencia y recomendada pa
ra behidas del hogar. Es rica de esa.
puma y tiene Ell verdadero SAILOR y Sc
garantiza que da resultados. Los In
~gredlentes para hacer cinco naIones
Sc renIfIrdn al reciho Dc $500, sufi-
ciente para veIntc 0alones Sc remltl.
ran al recibo de $3.50. So mandan ms
trucciones completes con cada orden.
Haga un prueba y Sc co~nveneeran.
Advertencla NO uSEN LEvADuRA.
Es encontra de Ia ley. Sc envlara I'm
Iibro con toda cIase de formulas al
recibo de- 500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
oRITuARlo
SRA. JosEFITA EsoUIREL

La Sra. Josefita Esquibel de 40 amos
de edad falleci6 en- su residencia en-
Ia Gale Alto, despues de una penosa
enfermedad, ell Domingo en- la n0cne.
Ell funeral SO verified ell Lines de Ia
cathedral al cementerio de Rosario, dom
de fueron depositados sus restos NOR
tales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
iNpi0EsTioN, BlLioSIpAD y rs.
TRENiMiENT0

Las Tabletas de Chamberlain han
devuelto Ia saiud y "a felicidad a CEN
tenares de personas que sufrIan de
indigestion. biliosidad y estre1imiento
81 10 aqueja a listed alguna de estas
Intermediates, haga Ia prneba Con
seguridad quedara satisfecho, porque
10 seran de benefIcio
De yenta On todas parties,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

J. A. Martinez de Questa, vieit6 Ia
ciudad durante Ia semana con negocios
pers0nales.

A-"tAM LA-I. |NH"W
J. A. Martinez de Questa< visit6 i
ciudad durante Ia nan con negocio
p%ers0nales.
III Captain A. A. Sena de la Polici,
Montada estuvo en- la ciudad dnrantl
Ia semana con negocios oficiales.
La esposa del ST.. Clockey y uni
amiga que habian sido ~arrestadas POI
information fueron puestas en- libertat
Embellishments.
III ioven Francisco Sand6vai y Ba
ca, de pena Blanca y 81 ST.. JUN =
Gallegos de Aqua Fria, visitaron nues
tro ~despacho aver
Jose Nova, Quien siryi0 con Ia r. y
A. en- Francia, durante is meses Ga
Siberia ha vuelto a su hogan en- esta,
despues de haber sido d~escargado no
norablemsnte en- San Francisco, Calit
El l1nes, dfa ~ del actual en- SD
casa Residential, en- la Gale de San
Francisco do a luz una rohusta mini
Ia la Sra. Joseph R, Lopez. Tant0 la
mama como Ia nena gozan de buena
salud.
Segdn hemOs sidos fnformados, Mike
Baca 81 campe6n pngilista de peso
liviano, ~residente de esta ciudad Sc en-
cuentra baRtante enfermo en- su resi-
dencia en- Ia Gale de Aqua EIia. Sc
cree que necesita una %pperacidn que
rurgica.
r .MY
Ri ST., Juan B, GaIlegos y Dona De
mesia Montoya de Gallegos, de Aqua
Frfa. anuncian Ell pr0ximo enlaoe de
sn hermana Francisquita Gallegos,
o ell ST.. Francisco Sandoval v Ba.
ca, de Pena Blanca, N. M. Ell matri-
monio tendra lugaf en- Ia Cathedral de
San Francisco eli microbes 5 de No
yiembre
El ST., Leandro Montoya, de Las
Vegas, N. M, vino a la Capital drl-
rante la semana con ell fin de aten-
der al funeral de SUI primo hermano
Ell joven heroe Annastacio Montoya.
Don Leandro es uno de los mejores
mecanicos hispanos con que cuentan
los talleres del Santa Fe en- la Ciudad
de los Prados. En- dichos talleres Sc
lucen varios jovenes hispanos Dor sus
conocimientos y destreza mecanica.
FL joven Antonio Varela, de la Gale
Sana Francisco, Sc halIa de regreso
en- su hogan. despnes de haber seryi-
do por mas que un aho con las fuer.
zas expedicionarias Americanas allen
de los mares. Don Encarnaci0n va
rela, su papa, y Dona Lucillita su ma
ma Sc hallan de pIacemes. El joven
veterano trajo consigo un descargo
honorifico habiendo desempehado car
gos de honor y confianza durante eli
perfodo que sirvio en- ell ejercito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

La esposa del ST.. Clockey y una
amiga que habian sido arrestadas p0f
information fueron puestas en- libertad
Embellishments.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

ri Captain A. A. Sena de la Policia
Montada estuvo MIA ciudad dnrante
Ia semana ID negocios oficiales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

ri ioven Francisco Sand6val Ba-
ca, de peha Blanca y FL Sr. JUN =.
Gallegos de Aqua Fria, visitaron nues-
tro despaeho aver.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

conttnuaments nos rodean. De Ia misma
manera que muchcs otros medlcos. M
prescritoe I Hero Nuxndo en- numerosns
ocasiones y he vlsto siennpre, que propor-
ciona fuerza y energfa. aumentando Ell
poder y 10 r~esistenela, t~onificando los
neEylos y devolyiendo Ell sonrosado color
de Ia ealud en- diez dfas o dos sAmanas
Por este considero 81 Hero Nuxado
como el mejOr dc los acknowledgements
que he tenidO que usar,n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Jose Nova, Quien siryi6 con Ia r. u
A. en- Francia, durante Is meses Ell
Siberia ha vuelto a su hogan en- esta.
despues de haber sido descargado ho-
norablemente en- San Francisco, Calf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Otroa ID estAn haciend0 I'd pue
Or hacerio no hay difla de clio. no
les unn ~oporturldnd Que hay que ess
pefar "A. y. Moore en- IN oordado
de Nievo Mexicu. hizo S7,O00.00 en-
sells meses. Mfed Altman. I'M ram
cicero hizo $500 en- HI primer SCI
mana. John Nelson en- Minnesota.
$4,000 en- qnlmes. Tllos no tenian
.experiencia iyi con1enznron EN- sus
ratios de ocl0a W. puede hacer o-
tr0 Ianto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

ninguua mu5er sc debe consjderar CONF
pleta, Ell hero es. n dc los mQtores
reconstitnyentes del vigory de la sahgre,
y no he podid0 ~encontrar nad IN mi
practica thn encHz part ayudnrme a con.
~eerynrela fuerza, 10 lozanfa y Ia ealud de
las inuieres como 81 Hero uxado. Por
mn exnmen ~cufdadoso dc su formula v
pnr las pruebAs cue he hech0 con 81
hierro Nuxado. estoy cpnvencido de que
es una preparation que TODD m6dico
puede tomar o recetnr a sus enfermos
con la plena ponnnnzn de obtener stems
pre-. resultadoe nltninente benencos y
sntisfactorios.,
NOTA DE los FABRICANTEs. 81
Hierro Nuxadp que rs prescribe y reco-
menuNd0 en- las lfneas qreanteceden Dor
los meuicos.n es I'M remediO secreto sino
quees ben clnocidop or osfnrmae6uticOs
ue touoelmuudo. Esdistintode los ViejOs
pf0ductos del hferro inorgdnico y osfacll-
mente nsimilado, sin dnhar jamas Ia dem
yauura. nj enneRrecer los dientes nj
perjudienr ei ost6lDQD9 Los fabricantes
~garApttznn q lOsrQsr Aadus son iempre
Duenos yenteranlente sntisfhctorios para
t.odo compraior o do 10 tnnftarin To devolveran ~
dinero. De Tent9en tudas las uenaa Droeuer5cs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

New York lei Westchester County
Hospital. dice: Como 10 he dicho :
en- muchas ocastones, ct hero ORGANIZE
Is uno dc los mas notables reconstituyen.
tes. Mncnas de las snujeres debilitndaa
que So fatigan proutos cue son nerviosns
eirritables, sufren por faitn DE hero y
no 10 sabaE.. Estoy c~onvencldo de que
axisten miles dc mujeresi en- tai estado y
que sencillamente con tomar Hero
lNuxado pueden f6cilmente restaurnr sns
Ri0hulOs roips, AuneItar SUI energia
iisicH y entrnr en- IN estado que les per-
mitt O~reserynrse dc los millones dc ger
aieiief de ms enfermedades que cast
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

El Idnes, dfa ~ del actual. en- SD
casa Residential, en- Ia Gale de San
Francisco do a luz una rohusta mini
Ia la Sra. Joseph r, Lopez. Tanto la
mama como Ia men gozan de buena
salud.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Segdn hemOs sido tnformados, Mike
Baca 81 campe6n pugilista de peso
liviano, residente de esta ciudad Sc en-,
cuentra baRtante enfermo en- su resi-
dencia en- Ia Gale de Aqua FTia. Sc
cree que snecesita una %pperaci6n que
rurgica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
VISO.

ahos con esta marca
espaidilla del iado ixoui,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
MISSISSIPPI REGATTA
 STARTS NEXT FRIDAY

Es, MOLINE, H., June 2S (by Asso- 1iated Press).-Some of the best Iboats in the country will take part in
 Hgiannual regatta of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association here July 4, 5 and G.
 The Webb trophy championship, a 25 mile free-for-all race, which in the past has established new world records for speed, is expected to have such entrants as Miss Detroit III, win ier of last years championship, and Miss Minneapolis. The trophy is Silver loving cup valued at $1,000, do- mated by Thomas H. Webb of Peoria.
 The winner of ten mile race, open to members of clubs affiliated with the Mississippi Valley Power Boat As sociation will carry off The Admirals Trophy Cup.
 The program will cover three days.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that, pur- suant to an act of the territorial leg tslature, there is hereby made, i'm posed and levied upon each male per. son, except soldiers, sailors in the navy or revenue cutter service, volun. teer ,fremen, paupers, insane persons, or territorial charges, within the Ter rtory of Alaska or the waters thereof, over the age of twenty-one years and under the age of fifty years, an annual tax in the sum of five ($5.00) dollars, to be paid and collected in the manner provided by law, and deposited by the treasurer of the Territory of Alaska in g separate fund called the school fuid,"' and used for no other than school purposes.
 Said, tax is now due and payable and, becomes delinquent on the first Monday in the month of August cf each year.
 All persons subject to this tax are hereby notified to pay said tax to tha school tax collector, and in case of failure to do so the penalties provided in Section of Chapter 29 of the ses- sion. laws of Alaska will be imposed. .,,,.l l.s. .srs-Q. K G. ROBINSON, &
 School Tax Collector.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
ISLAND WAS V. ii':u: ! <:
 DISP0SEDOF':..,,:: F.,:: Z: FOR A SONG

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 27xby Associated Press) Santa Catalina island, off the coast of Southern Cali fornia, recently purchased by Wili4
 Wrigle, jr., of Chicago, for !$3,0 0Oe& was once purchased for B horse, Ea. dle and bridle. The altsac ctions ~ place at a hitching post in a oortN! on the. site of which now stan building but a few blocks from the heart of Los Angeles business center.
 The fact was recalled around a family dinner table council on Dodson ranch, when the last portion of nearby undivided Spanish grants voted to be annexed to the City of Los Angeles. The vote was to and the voters were the five members of the Dodson family.
 The ranch, consisting of S87 acres of high rolling land on the outskirts of San Pedro, near here, and adjoin- ing tract of land owned by Frank A. VdHueTllp, IeCeIIly loCu GU pA0SA- dent of the National City Bank of New York, has been sold by Mrs. Rudecinda de Dodson to G. c. Averill of Waterville, Me-, H. l.. Weymouth of Millincockett, Me-, and H. L. Av- erill, of this city. Before the cash was paid over, it was stipulated by the purchasers that the land should be annexed to Los Angeles. And so Dodson precinct called special elee- tion. Ralph Walker, of the city clerks office of Los Angeles, solemnly cars rie away the ballot box and posted a sign on the Dodson ranch house an nouncing that Dodson precinct had. duly voted to be annexed to Los Angeles city. ..s.
 The Dodson Ranch is subdivision of the Palos Verdes Ranch of 10000, acres, which grant was made by the King of Spain to Dolores Sepulveda, grandfather of Mrs. de Dodson, who received her share of 8S7 acres from the portion left her father, Diago Sepulveda.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
SHIP IS NAMED IN HONOR OF
 FEDERATION

WASHINGTON, June 2S (by Asso- ciated Press) The steamship Afol, named after the American Federation of Labor, was launched today at the Hog Island yard. In connection with the launching Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board, Secretary of Labor Wilson and Secretary of the Interior Lane sent telegrams to President Com pers praising the spirit displayed by labor during the war
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

In the girlhood days of Mrs. de Dod- son, all the land between Los Angeles and the ocean was owned by the tSepulveda, Dominguez, sAvila and Lugo families. Mrs. de Dodson's aunt was Ramona Elizaldi, credited with being the original of the Sapnish Ramona in Helen Hunt Jackson's story. Nr
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

The anglers all say our fishing tackle gets the big ones. So line up at the Northwestern Hardware Con- pany. 7-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

Eagle dance at Eagle hall tonight Six piece orchestra. Good time.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

Try the Club Billiard Hall for
 golden, silver and royal flzzes. 23-tf
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26
OPENING OF WINTER TERN
AT THE OBERLIN BUSINESS
COLLEGE.

The Fall Term at the Oberlin Busi-
ness College closed last Friday and
the Winter Term will open Monday,
January S, 1920. The term just
closed is one of the best the school
ever had, the enrolment being the
largest in the history of the school.
The fact that students are in at
tendance from all parts Of Ohio, from
a number of other states and from
several foreign countries indicates
something of the great reputation
this school has gained for thorough
work.
Mr.. Zelueta, of Santiago, Chill,
was sent to Oberlin last winter by a
New York firm to be trained in busi-
ness for the South American trade,
Visitors at the Oberlin Business Col
lege for the first time are surprised
to find school which in attendance
equipment, and advanced courses OF
training offered, is the equal Of the
best in the United States.
By enrolling only mature young
men and women capable Of taking ad.
vanced courses this school has gained
a National reputation; in fact, the
demands for it's graduates is so great
that the school can fill but a small
part Of the calls received. As classes
will be formed in all branches Jan
S, this is an excellent time for new
students to enter. A number from
this community are attending the O
B. C. this year.-Adv.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26
MUNICIPAL LIGHTING
COULDN'T Be WORSE
Current Off Half the Evening
Hours of Last Week-NOrwalk
Figures Show Well For Its
City-Owned Plant.
MEDINA "CITS" DESERVE
MUCH BETTER SERVICE

In last weeks issue of the Sentinel
there was an article from the pen OF
a Norwalk citizen who is very much
rejoiced over the handsome financial
showing of that city's municipal
lighting plant. It told story, with
figures to back it-of how the plant
has more than paid expenses, upkeen,
etc., and how the prospects are bright
for a more brilliant future. Then,
too, the service is much better than
when the city was at the mercy OF a
corporation.
It will cost nothing for the citizens
Of Medina to study those figures. 1t
will cost nothing to scan any other
figures that may come under ones
notice. It will cost only a little effort
to hunt for and find more widely dis
seminated information on the light
ing question in general. To do this
will put you in possession Of data
that will not only show you how
things really stand as to what is wise
in the matter of municipal ownership
but will also give you data that will
enable you to talk intelligenty on the
subject and enable you to discuss with
any citizen the relative merits Of the
proposition.
Already many Medinaites are regis
tering protests against the present
status of affairs, and against the
present service-or lack of service a.
some people put it. Last week was
one of many disappointments to Me-
dina citizens. Here, right in the
midst of Christmas shopping, we have
several evenings with no service al
all, and others when the spells of ser.
vice that can be figured in seconds
are sandwiched with spells of no ser.
vice that must be figured in hours and
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26

parts of hours. Not only was busi-
ness halted, but social functions inter-
rupted and in several instances had to
be abandoned; preparations calling
for hours and days Of work came to
naught; meetings planned for that
promised much socially fell through
all because there was no light in
the homes and stores fitted up for
electricity.
When quizzed those connected with
the service lay the blame on workmen
who failed to do work right last sum-
mer. Now Medinaites must PAY
THE PENALTY this winter-and
pay for electricity at the same time.
Perhaps the new Council will take
the matter up and figure out some
way that will insure good service. If
this can't be done under the present
contract it were wise, say citizens, to
either make a new contract or build
a plant that will give such service as
will satisfy long-patient public.
A good municipal plant would prove
both economical and efficient. Handled
badly it could be even worse than
what we now have. There are critics
who are so pessimistic as to laugh at
the idea Of what would happen were
the town at the mercy Of such inac.
tion as certain Councils that we could
name if we were so uncharitable
have displayed. But
Study the proposition; make il
your business to know the "why" o1
things; you may hit on something
that will work out good for the whole
community >and in doing so bene.
your friends and your neighbors.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26
STATE BOARD DODGES
RULING ON GAMBLING

The state board of agriculture re-
fuses to define games Of chance, re-
quested by the various county fair
boards throughout the state, for fear
swindlers at the fair would immedi-
ately change the names of their fake
games, thus evading the boards rul-
ing.
Under a new law, the county fair
boards cannot obtain state aid unless
they prohibit games of chance. The
state boards leaves it to county
boards to decide what gambling
games must be forbidden.
The Medina County Agricultural
Association will undoubtedly take the
matter up at their January meeting.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26

and it's value and if it is mortgaged.
The number of his horses, cattle,
swine and other domestic animals;
of his chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese,
pigeons and guinea fowls and OF his
hives of bees will be put down.
Likewise Richard Roe will give de-
tailed information about his fields
and crops, his orchard, his maple
sugar grove, If he has one; his
vegetables and berries and the milk
that he has obtained from his cows,
regardless of whether it was sold,
used in his family or fed to his live
stock.
Our experts believe that the num-
ber of farms has increased about
100000 within the last ten years.
If their estimate is approximately ac-
curate, there are between 100000
and 100000 farms in the United
States.
The census Of manufactures will
start as soon as possible after the
second day of January. 1t will cover
not only a period but the calendar
year 1919 and will show what has
been done in the country since the
close of the war.
In our opinion, there are 100000
or more manufacturing establish
ments in the United States, exclusive
of those having a yearly output val
ued at less than $500. The proprie-
tors, officers and employees Of the
100000 establishments number 9,000,-
900, at least, and, possibly, 10000
900. The products Of these establish
ments yearly have a value Of from
SAC, O,O0O, 100000 to $50, ,O00, 10000.
Another census will be taken of
mines, quarries and wells, still an
other of forestry and forest products
and lastly one Of irrigation and
drainage. We want to know about
all the mines and quarries and the
oil and gas wells.
Questions relating to the lumber
ing industry will be similar to those
bearing on the manufacturing indus.
try, and will show the production Of
shingles, lath, railroad ties, cooper.
age stock and so forth. The inquiry
into irrigation and drainage will
show the acreage Of land put to the
plow, the crops produced, the loca.
tion and character Of the irrigation
and drainage enterprises and tht
amount of capital so invested.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting of members of Ohio
Farmers Insurance Company for cleo
ton of Directors and the transaction
of such other business as may come
before said meeting, will be held at
the Offices Of the Company, Leroy, o.,
on Wednesday, January 21st, 1920,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. M.
w. E. HAINES,
1873 Secretary.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26
Auto Livery

Prompt service. Careful driving
Auto tires and supplies; DsLaval
Cream Ssparators. III W. Washing.
ton St., Medina, o. Phone 81S6. 4. T,
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