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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-02
THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Denver Colo, May New Mexico:
Friday and Saturday fair: warmer ex-
treme east portion Friday.
Arizona: Friday fair; warmer south
central portion; Saturday fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-02
Hungarinn Soviet Omstcd.

Press) The Hungarian government
has been oVcrthrown, according to
Vienna reports published in the Ber-
lin newspapers. The Hungarian for
eign war and food commissioners have
arrived at Vienna with their families.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-02
LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-four
'urs ended at s p. m. yesterday, re-
rded at the Stata Il uniNersitN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
Sc impuso el patio al Obisro dc
Pucbla.

En- ell temple de la villa dc Guada-
Iupe Y en- ceremonial solemne Y ey-
traordinaria, 81 senior .Arzobispo No
IA y del Rio impuso el patio al Obispo
de Pucbia. doctor Sarchez Paroles,
que fua c~onsagrado en- pasado& meses
en- Ia misma collegiate. Con este mo-
two hubo en- aquel temple fjc>tas sa,
gradas dc gran signicicacion Y a elias
concurrio tcdo cl pueblo catolico dc
esta capital, como 10 hizo en- Ia ce-
remonia de la consagracion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12

que asistieron. ademas, todos los Tide
res socialistas capltallnos.
La junta fue serena y en- ella Sc dis
c~utieron sin apasionamiento las can
didaturas hasta hoy en- cl tapete, y
en- especial Ia de los generates Obre-
gon y Gonzalez, cuyas personalida-
des fueron analizadas deteRidamente
en- relaci6n con 10 que los elementos
de trabajo del pals podian esperar
de elias.
Despues de esta discussion, no fuG
possible encontrar en- los ciudadanos
armados Obreg6n y Gonzalez, meri-
tos suficientes para que JOS obreros
los aceptaran como candidates q la
primera magistratura de Ia Republi-
ca, Y entonces fue que surgio Ia fl
gura del senior Felipe Garlic, ex-
gobernador del Estado de Yucatan
Y jefe de los socialistas dc aquella
peninsula, a quienes ha d~efendido
con cnergia Y desinter6s contra los
atropellos de que han sido victimas
de parte &c los elementos militares
del carrancismo, Y especialmentc del
general Hernandez, actual jefe de
las operaciones en- Yucatan.
Sc habl6 del senior Carrillo con pa
sion Y entusiasmo, aceptandose en- Sc
guida como candidate a Ia presiden-
cha en- la proXima campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12

dad Y que Sc creia que tomara
grandes preparedness, quedo redu-
cida a Ia renuncia que hizo de So
puesto Ell Administrator del Esta-
blecimiento dc quien los cnfermos Sc
m~ostraban descontentos y a la sepa-
racion del jefe de los enfermeros. FL
ayuntamiento tom6 cn consideration
las razones expuestas por los enter
mos Y acepto la renuncia del Adm!-
nistrador repudiado, ~nombrando otro
en- ST lugar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
ANATOLE FRANCE CANDi-
DATO A DIPUTADO

PARIS, lOctubre 10.-Anatole
France, ell mas pulcro y castillo de los
escritores contemporaries f~ranceses
V uno de los mas STILES filosofos del
mundo, ha anunciado que sera candl-
dato a diputado en- las proximas cleo
clones, Dor haber acceptable la desIg-
nacion que en- su favor hizo Ell parti-
do socialista-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
NO FUE DE S!GNIFICACION LA
HUELGA.

HERMCSILLO, Sor, Octubre g.
La huclga que sc inici6 en- dias pasa-
dos en- cl Hospital Civil de csta ciu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
De LACD. DE MEXICO

La Srfa. de Gobernacion tiene informes que en- Tomato Hu-
rieron cuatrocientas personas.-Los d~iputadoS quie-
rem durar cuatro amos en- sus puestos.-Se Impulse ell
patio al Obispo de Puebla.-ResolDerd la Cdmara sobre
las corridos de toros.-Un socialsta candidate q Ia
presidential de Ia Repablica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12

NOTA:-Los suscrptores, al zanzibar de sesidencia, deDen darnos
tanto ia nueva como la antigua direction, a fin de poder anotar e. camhlo
en- nIeStros Gbros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
Surje un candidate de las classes
trabajadoras

Los obreros de esta capital. para
quienes la succession presidential signi-
flea eI future de sus condolences, Sc
gun o~pinan. han comenzado a traba-
jar separadamente en el campo de la
politica. con objeto de buscar un car
didato presidential que responda
ampliamente q las aspiraciores de las
classes laborantes de Ia Republica.
Aver Sc reunieron los representa-
ties de varias agrupaciones de obre-
ros en- la Gale de Pena y Pena, a Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
STATE OF MAINE.

OmcA Anguish June :. 1919
or q ,,nd IN w..hias:n County
Sfafe District Taxes for the
a
stats County Dist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

q
i, se Z. /. "A 49, : -. - : =: s
e: {; !: q: -; &: =: e .
81: - . !; : s:=
6: &c g: $ 8: :: g: 8.
No 70, $4,000, = Ia i i: 80. -.
ts:e: !. ! : * : ;:.. g (; Is: s. =. -
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the p,1% Q Once sso Of sse s.s.. q x.ss. b
asn.s By Jerome nse Bass:1a.ss ana ::.s:,.s
hundred sixty acres. more e. lsaA go
the 10 a.. halt 81 s,s ...s, = :. 80
assd .ns ssys e ss s:d L. pa
Z 1ss: p . u sR1ss ); l ss.,
s 70 ) n - e: s
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IN: ssa Plan = - .,s :::
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ssss:s: -
P-ses sf sas N n: =
f .n q 5 s,a 'e s sa'. paas
3 s~n M lfse s:assi ana 's
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eighty more or less ass
as 10 1lsa at .s - s:s: :: ..:
+. ss II sr in s Se ia n ana S
a tf q Pus's s ~ ss
70 c Il Of aE :s' :s
se1.ssd as fellsws; Bssisnins Psin. 30, .:
+ No o' ! r. :: thenos running nortssrs rods
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RODS
=: Ss'h ss : =.
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w 1ns OF Corner No Of 4 b H. =: s sas
?: 1ssne: slo ss'ni north
as.srssea : ree. i. p. sn a'
ns a.s s sl@E ss S1 ''A'''' A'' s., /,
rSo ,eRss n. srcrsst, nsrt ,s o. ssins
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49,
ns ., r en M.hs n. n # s s
s.sss 3 s.sss s:as s
Tonah station. said railroad: thsno. north
Sc .na: So r ,ssns g G.. sss linz 81
ssa in. & & lhses
City ra.s . s.9d dssalbe q AND rspsss g 5.
he Puce Lots s~' si1 a tnousand eiEhs hund.sa
thirty-six acres more iesA ,sLH .
2 NO TO- AaN;a.P IFeress,. n..t q. ss.as
.a4s 4 . fn s susssa sna Fl d a. Mo- s
hs sAss as :a'
Of said town: thence easter,y LAO rods nore
&. ns Il ss nssah e snss
s M a1'7f tho line q ;:s
= ne aon Isss,,ss %
said description the settlers lots SO called said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

= ~ H
-. 60 -
Is :, : :..ss P.ys g. 60 :; 80; g:
&c: -. { Sc - e. -. s:s: ~: e:
50: =: 3: S !: ::s::: s: - .: g.
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=: 8 g -: -: s.
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So :; go: 3: -; =: g; =:
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KS: ;::: !: :: s
= -: =: =: : +. .:'S : -: e:
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.:s :s;s s.:.s ss,':4 :s: 8: z; 81
s' curtis an. s sena.n sa as. e Ruas4ss w.
= &: ;;sa 9 p sr ,..s;: -: -:
= ssss: 81 F..
&C. 8 'a s.s::ss s;a se sss: s'sa 9.
= I; $s s: s, z s:s: ::::::
:::::: i :s ;::::: .. -,
T. i; e. $'s$ :: s's x -
::s:: ss,;s nv t. s:;... s ~
IS. 81 ii. a ss se s::s 9:
s: T. %: = j ia.:
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~ss lii as,a ;oaays sss; e:s ~
s s:a ..s ~ sS.ssD 9
fs o, a svsa e ass 1'sRs
s9 x2s7s. R!y5s!s e s:s s E: ~:
M M p - N :: s:
:i"::.;; :s::s; &c: s =
E s n s SONS 4nd da sss % =
70 ,ns NORTH ssas a1 D1 B H: at sns ta.
'ss ss s.:ss sssess e + e "S':s
Ss.s -: H. ~ = s.:
!: !. ss. ,Rs1ss & : ts
= sssn . ,sas5 E ss
sas: BY f s.i.a BE: ana ''sa 80
/ T. :;.'S. s::;:: =: g.. e.: e
"a sss:ss "a: q 4s5sss
ssn s' ss Ss"';nz an: .c ss:s' NOR.
NORTH pry1sson r P:r, i, 4 +. sssaf -
81 4 Z; liz ' fS.a. nav sss ssssa : n n ''s
fs 3 ss :.s sieve. as Sc >,
y xo sss n. 1! u. ss,i
6: g &c. e ~ !: }:,.
sef more e. @ $" s :a:, Il.
i. P1S X non;
e H. ssg f,,is
Eaidse puted to be ow F
Eatup SONS N
"a
8 DIVISION of being the
e a 's ~ ssss3as1 E ,s's
sur,eY and
, TaS
is o owned H sons and
ontairs
four
- B. x2 e. REy1s1s Pc: nj ssn :s 49,
o a
H. r
hy Jane Murchie
or
'sr Eq se 81, 81 e s2s4z
b. n
reputed
NORTH DIVISION,
land is eputed u be owl AuFeAae
thousand nve hnnofed
beng The ownsh
ange5 a
OF 4.
177-acre southwest corner Of section
tounshiu made hy r. Hayden in nd re-
n Washington County Registry OF
township. with the excepions noted
8 q be
and
.1.-. ..o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

I.et q lsad isias sss.h.ssss!ax q ,ss 40:
'hs sAs as :a'
ssS'ds
northwesteray along the line of said rsiirp.d TO
the east line of the .ssn Inf Of aTsss,sa sso;
Breekton 70 me point eesuR At e1oeg,ins fr.m
descrissd land is r.pu1ed TO be owned BY H &
Putnam and contains, exclusive Of Pubiic Let.
mare or less
r NO. 10; R ~ I, aForsst, part Of ssinE
Of p. ns Of sa n me and
ssTibed as follows; on the ns1sh.sst - d.
ga 70 3 owned - 8 H rasn.@: .. e: :sss
5. owned BY Aaron Lovely and contains On. hun.
drsd nifty acres. more or less
T. NO. 10. R. s. n, B. P. P tForest,. part o. being
81 Of se.n.aa .ss
follows; On ne north By land 80 . 3. Owned
s.nsd By D: Peikey: on the .outh By he Forrest
AS. Hsn.y As and ID II. Public Isf sssd lot Is
resulted be owned by ]. B. Mercier and con-
tains sixty-two acres. more or less.
.s NO Of II th r. settler. g ale. S. ':as
Of sid tss so n ..s s,t as ss lana a ::
s.se4 Sy Il a Put..n: .. ne south 81 the
- = ss: :: =. =. Ga - :: |: ~:
aight acres more
.s 30 81 r. IL. Settler lou. So s.,i. q q: ..
poet Of sRid township, bounded and described -
fsiievs: an TIM noash b ne PoEfis Lst;. 6 -
= kho sDuth hy the Fneaa& CITY -: q IT,
49, ~ laad sid to be sUna1 b. - 4e1ay
and csatAias thirteen acrea mare ar lAoa.
r NO IN h. g. n. B. p p. tForsge). plE3 Of. heinu
oos a tt ssttlssJ la1as - enz1oG II - ya1
foilon9: on the north by The NoGe CITY -
and the Public Lot, the ooak By JoKs1nDlD
Bsoek Laie ana ma sa5l to - o1as1 y { =
Put.an s.a le.A So to =. oyss1 " 4 nH.R;
an the south by land sni1 tn b 0Wne4 N L q.
Du1lay; ths wet ~ IT. t01o e AfsA
0Aid lat 10 ropnta6 IN - eUo0 ~ = 12za1p
T. NO. 10. r. L n =. 2. r (Hwests. 80 - hllno
one Of the sstsissE ist. 3 sealea: q - -
scribod follows: On the ueffh hy 1nl4 - J
to - owned by E Kirnsy; Q! NJ ea9 81 -
q HfcskteA saa1 let z sspstsA g u 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

s1HLf noitIH or r w o. ~
s &c .!s I'm ssIas s::!s e. =:
:ss:s s s~'ss s ''s: :ss; ..
4 1ss,'ss rsaa : 10 e. =; u. s
~ a sss' 1ss pas e ssss:n Asf
.ssEs Il $500
Co., d 5: s:s:s T.: s::s
sas six A"'a''A seventy seven acres more
NO. l. r. r1rcoMBs SURVEY tFo-ler,
Ssns sse1ion r na1 of sacs,en ns ana
a i47-aere .. eo1ns9 q
a towns n %sas t. fayss ana ssR :.
:,,:,s: :: S:.::.S &C.:
s ss j, r . 1lTsoa ns p; s1ns = ,s
mad: y za R R.yasn and n Ds Z r: w.s
6: "a sss: = e IS: 81:
t: = &C.,, .:!: ssS e. I. ::
SD s. =: 6 :s - &:
sR,assnd .s S hundred ninety s ss1ss more
NJ RI. t: .s.se:gs IS. ssE e. s g
So. s. 3 81 :ss. - ;ss:.:ss s:s
e Z 3 49,. ":
Z: i ;:si: e; 8: 4; "a: : =: ;:::::::;
f.: i. j; ]; !. |: ;;;;I,a :: -;
: :: s.! $: !: s.: I: =: g .:
E : .;:s ss1: :; Il; =: :':::
e j., i. i. ts.ss;sl =. + ss'sE
g. !. s : g 8 =: :: ~ ~
e, EN- s. 4 g: p
sss Sc 49, ::. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
The 16-Year Boy,
Who Shot 80 Huns

The most marvellous "kid" Of the war;
the boy who is coming out of it as one of
its greatest heroes. "Sootty" was his
name and 80 Huns, in succession,
dropped before the marvellous accuracy
Of his machine gun. And now in beau
tful painting the boys memory is for
ever preserved. 1t shows Scotty with his
arms around his beloved gun, just as they
found him, shot by a sniper. 1t is a
wonderful war painting: one of full
color paintings in the June LADIES
HONE JOURNAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
The College
Graduates Ne.v Tie,s,
Of Home

jShe has It. What is it7 It IS en-
ef6dy different from that Of her
mother. She IS the new-fashioned
housekeeper, Is this girl who comes
out Of the college this month. She
tells what she Is and what her
new views are IN the June LADIES
Hoar1 JOURNAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Would You Like
Elsie Ferguson
to Select Your Dress
For You?

She will for she has. She selects the
IA prettieSt Of all the summer dresses she
has seen in the New York shops and
gives a picture Of each in the June
LADIES' HoME JOURNAL. Thus can you
have one Of the best-dressed women on
the stage choose your dress for you. Miss
Ferguson's taste in dressing Is impec-
cable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Buying a $4,000 Farm
for $500

That's all, and the municipality backs
you for the rest. An expert farmer guides.
you as to what to grow and how to take
care Of your land. Your house is built for
you by IN expert architect. Electricity.
running water, sewer-all are yours. It
sounds like dream. But it isn't. It IS
actually being done and IS practical in
any country. It the new plan-the new
way TO buy q farm. The whole story i,
told in the June LADIES HoaxE JoulNAl.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
When One Woman Says
Another Woman is a Cat"

- Every other woman seems to know what she
means Some men think they do, too, but they are
wrong. 1t is too deep for the masculine mind, un-
less it gets the idea from clever story of 1.-THE
Cat That Got the Bird, - which explains what it all
means But will women agree with what the story,
discloses7 Read it in the June LADIES HOME
JOURNAL. It is one Of nine delicious bits of roll
nance: all in one number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Carpets of Flowers Near the North Pole

grees from the North Pole, in the most
northern village in the world. It is hard
to believe, but here are the photographs
and the facts to prove it in the June
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. And not
single flower has an odorI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

It Is almost unbelievable. Thousands
and thousands of acres Of buttercups,
heather, bluebells, rhododendrons: flow
ers, flowers everywhere; literally carpets
Of them, with pigeons and trout and
birds by the thousands, and all II de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
The Lords Prayer
S Times
on a 1O-Cent Piece

Can you imagine doing it? One man
has, and there's picture Of the piece Of
paper the size of dime In the June
LADIES' HONE JOURNAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
How Can I Start
a Community Kitchen !?

Scores are asking this all over the coun-
try. For the community kitchen is COM
ing. 1t is already here in scores of COM
munities. Here is told the simplest way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

of starting one; OF 4 families as be-
ginning. Two home demonstration
agents tell it in the June LADIES HOME
JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
g.
Sat in a...Room

And the idea that they started
there, is one that touches every man
and woman who has a home. 1T an
actual solution Of the high-price
problem. It solves the high cost of
living and IS possible to every fam
lily in every community. 1t is not a
dream. Millions of heads of families,
are already members of the plan.
Buy the June LADIES HONE Jour-
NAL, read the article 1.-THE Idea
That 70 Men Started"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Just Try to Believe This

That when Mr.. Hoover said bread
would have to sell for so much loaf,
bakery telegraphed him that if it had to
sell bread at that high price it would
make so much money it wouldn't know
what to do with the profits. And read
what the bakery did 1t is in the June
LADIES HONE JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
The Greatest Peace Conference
in the History of the World

- You have often wondered what the con4
ference looks like. Here you can actually sed
it exactly - it looked in . fall-page paintina
showing the famous Clock Hail in Paris1
the President Of the United States speaing!|
with Clemenceau, the French Premier; and}
Lloyd George and the entire Conference listen-
ing intently to the Presidents words. It Is q
souvenir painting to treasure. Thousands will
be framed. It is one Of colored paintings in
the June LADIES HoafE JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
A New Way of Shopping

r The war has brought it about. It has
happened: It Is upon US and we hardly
know Il. But every woman should. Do
you know about it? Read 1.-THE Ideas of
a Foreseeing Woman" in the June
LADIES HoNE JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

One article
Alone
in the June LADIES HONE jour-
NAL :
y Is Worth IS Cents
to You
It will tell you how thousands
of women are actually solving the
high cost of living problem. No
theory. No guesswork. A prac-
teal idea that promises to sweep
the country. Read the article
1.-THE Idea that % Men Started"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Can You Write
500 Words
on a Postal Card?

It isn't easy. Now think of writing
over 5000 words. And then 400 words!
And then, most amazing of all, 1871
words on one postal, written with the
naked eye and a pencil, too. All three
postals are in the June LADIES HOME
JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
When Pope Benedict
Greeted President Wilson


here painting.
the by
color pictures u the JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
n Girl on q 5h Avenue Bus
Had a Cough

She The girl coughed and rasd and gas
could and then applied his And
wasn't medical either Brutal" girl Climb said the
And you're IN the midst Of Of nine splendid stories the June
JOURNAL full color beautiful pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
A French Girl
and a Borrowed Son

When the world loaned its sons to
France, the Frenchwoman said, II will
protect. while they, the homesick lads,
oft sorely tempted, kept strong the faith
in fact, though slippery the path. One
such story Of "A Borrowed Son." that
charms and holds, is in the June LADIES
HOME JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

~
Suppose You Spend $500 Year ira Store:l =:
You Get $50 Back at the Years Ends:
When Your Husband Loses His Job,
Your Bread Comes Just the Same Without Cost
The Doctor Comes Smiles, But Takes No Fee
w The when the baby nothing
dreaml Not all It actually happening millions who
the the problem of high prices An
And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
We Must Know the
World Woman Today

Awoman has just travelled half round the world
and gives you picture of women that will surprise
you. 1t skaters many notion: upsets many
theory. You think you know women until you read
1.-The World Woman" 1t is In the June LADIES
HoMR JOURNAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

there IL not a man lett, the
women Give Greatly: the village
has grown and the once narrow
highway has widened into a
world" The war has not pro-
duced a more vivid picture than
this story of an actual English
hamlet In the June LADIES'
HOME JOURNAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

II your dssiss 10 sold eut," he viii %.
espt ysus subscription II sl.75 the yeas,
to begin with the Juns Number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Village
With Not a Man in 1t

Aremarkable story of an English village that shows no
deep the went. pen picture that takes you into
very heart of Enelsh life where In community althoue
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-23
GOOD FARMS WORTH THE MONEY


II acres. an improved farm with
electric car line frontage: good land ;
paid water right; now In hay, pas
ture and stubble; 4-room house, out
buildings and 100-ton silo; 5000:
terms. $500 cash.
40 acres Fruitland bench; a fine
home on highway; we'll improved
with 1-Eoom house; good outbuiId-
ings and we'll and choice fruit:
abundant water right; land in hay,
pasture, etc.: . snap. $4,000; terms.
$asso cash.
IS acres Roswell bench; choice
land with paid water right; price
$500 per acre terms, $4,000 cash;
worth investigating.
We'll Improved S0-acre dairy farm
only one mile from county asst and
payroll town: good house and fine
large harm; well stocked with horsos.
waGonA tools ana machinery; 20
eows, modern dairy equipment ana
eoevery cor; now enjoying lasUe -
~ euplnoos and making nIoaov;
Sskeoo sahse ~; ~ teFsna.
y = 1URrax. c8,1xslL ldass
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-23

?25 A.--120 A. under cultivation. los
acres In pasture, part OF this can BE-
put under cultivation. 30 acres in al
falfa, balance grain and corn land.
fair building. family orchard and fine
shade trees around the house, has an
old paid-up water right. On the car
line and one half mile to school, This
would make an ideal stock ranch.
Price $3.50 per acre. One-third cash,
good terms on the balance at 9 per
cent interest.
% A.-Good soil, old paid-up water
right, five-room house, barn, garage,
granary. and other out buildings, 80
acres clover and alfalfa, family orch
ard. This place is on the car line
and only One-fourth mile to school
and shipping point. Price $4,000;
5000 cash. terms on the balance.
20 A--On the car line, two miles to
school and town, fair buildings, FAM
lily orchard and berries, good soil and
paid-up water. Price 1880, two
thirds cash, terms on the balance.
We have several small acreages and
town properties. close to good
school,
PYRAMID LAND co.
Middleton. Idaho.