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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-01-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department OF the Interior, u 8.
Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho, De-
cember FL, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that -. Ar
thur Bagley, of Raymond, Idaho,
who, on January Gath, 1914, made
Homestead Entry, No. 015S05, and
on May 18th, 1915, made additional
Homestead Entry, No. 021044, for
Lots /. and 81 NEA, M sen
SWA SEA, SEX SWA, Section 5,
Township IA South, Range 46 East,
Boise Meridian, has flled notice OF
intention to make Three-year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described. before M. b. Cherry, Unit
ed States Commissioners, at Montpel-
Ter. Idaho. on the 18th day OF Janu-
airy, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph r. Poulsen, Fred G. Evans
mad Henry 8. Somsen, all Of Ray
mond. Idaho, and Martin n. Phelps
OF Montpelier. Idaho.
J. T. CARRUTH.
1919 Register
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PLAIN QEsTIONs TO
MONTPELIER PEOPLE
Every Montpelier Reader VIII Admit
the Soundness OF the Logic.


Would Montpelier people recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills as they do
II the, medicine were not reliable?
would they confirm their statements
after years have elapsed If their ex-
periences did not show the remedy to
be deserving of it? Statements like
the following must carry conviction
to the mind of the reader:
Mrs. A. Tubbs, Front ST., Montpel-
Ter, gave the following statement
June Is, 1910: IT had kidney troub-
lie for many years and at times was
hardly able to get around, / had
such severe pains across my back.
About two years ago was particular
~ bad off, but I was fortunate
enough to hear about Doan's Kidney
Pills and tried them. Doan's gave
fine relief from the start and have
never failed to help me since when /
have felt any need of them. Doan's
we're the means of restoring me to
good health and am glad to recon-
mend them"
Over ten years later. or on October
| /, 1917, Mrs. Tubbs said: TITS sell
dom need a kidney remedy now,
! but when do, l use Doan's Kidney
Pills. Doan's always quickly cure
any attack of kidney complaint
have"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Dont
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
:, Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
] Mrs. Tubbs had. Foster ilburn Co.
/ Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-01-10

BY the death OF Theodore ROose-
welt this nation has lost one of its
great and unique characters. No man
just like him has ever had q part in
the public affairs OF the United
States, and 80 far as the public
knows at this time, none of his sons
possess his characteristics In a mark
ed degree, so it is not likely that the
present generation will see another
man of Roosevelt's type.
From a boy with puny constitu-
tion he developed into man OF the
most robust type. The determination
which caused him to overcome his
physical weakness had much to do
with the development of his mental
faculties. He graduated from college
nearly at the foot of his class, but the
learning he failed to obtain at college
was soon made up from the school
of experience" for 1t was only a few
years after he left college that Young
Roosevelt broke" into public life and
made himself a factor to be reckoned
with. From the time he entered
the general assembly OF New York
state, as one of its youngest mem
bers, until he retired as president OF
the United States he said things and
did things that made him "a man
among men," He possessed a mag
netism which drew men to him. In
the heyday of his popularity. no man
ever had a greater following, and we
doubt II any public man ever had
more bitter enemies. To the latter
he paid no heed, but went ahead ad-
vocating the policies he believed to
be right.
He was an intensely loyal American
citizen-ready to fight at "the drop
of the hat in defense of the nation
and he never minced words in con
demning the pacificts and those who
favored peace at any price" when
trouble began to brew with Germany
His unexpected death brought deeT
sorrow to his friends throughout the
nation, while men OF high standing
who have differed with him ON pOIiti-
cal and national issues were among
the first, after his death, to publicly
pay tribute to his greatness and hon
esty of purpose.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-01-10

wrapped them up. and putting heavy
weights on the bodies took them out
to sea and threw them overheard
The following day we rested and
on Thursday we went on the most
interesting trip of all which was tc
the top Of st. Michel. This place has
many relics. The first that noticed
was four large canon balls which
looked like they were made from ce
ment. but were OF some kind Of hard
stone. They were used In the large
guns in the early days to protect this
place. The second floor was the
most wonderful of all. II was a large
room which had been used by the
monks in the early time for q prayer
room. The windows were all carved
glass with not two shades the same
The art OF making this glass has beer
lost so you can see that the early me
chanics had it over the ones OF today
The next room had a large wheel that
resembled q water wheel 1t was us
ed in the construction of the building
to raise the large stones to the top
It had large elects In it and they pu
the prisoners in 1t and they wouiC
tread all day. We passed through
many other places but they were no
so important.
We went to Paris and looked tn,
town over" visiting most of the inn
portant places. On our return t,
Tours found lots of mail and m,
Christmas package, for which / wisI
to thank you. / had a letter from
Hersh. He was in a hospital with
sore throat and had just got in Their,
when his company received orders I,
move to base port for return /,
Gods country. but then he win sooI
leave himself.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Estate Of Thomas I. Glenn. deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, executor OF the estate of
Thomas L. Glenn, deceased, to the
creditors OF. and all persons having
claims against. the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to
the said executor at William j. Ry-
ans office, First National Bank
Building, Montpelier, idaho. In the
County OF Bear Lake
Dated at Montpelier, December 30,
1918. ORION r. GLENN,
Executor of the estate OF Thomas
L. Glenn, deceased. 1-3-4t
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12-27-s
ORDER.

In the District Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial District of the State OF Ida
no. in Bear Lake County.
In the matter of adjourning of
regular September, 1918, term of
Court In Bear Lake County, State Of
Idaho:
Comes now the Judge of the above
entitled Court and adjourns the reg
ular September, 1918, term OF Court
in and for Bear Lake County, State
of Idaho. sine die.
Done at Chambers ut Pocatello,
Bannock County, State of Idaho, this
26th day of December, A. D., 1918.
J. ]. GUHEEN,
District Judge.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

have in my possession one s-year-
old red steer with horns and white
spot In forehead: crop of right ear
and slit in left; branded w on right
ribs. and on left hip has brand re-
sembling two Us. one inverted with
bar at top. IL not sooner claimed by
the owner, the animal win be sold al
auction at my place In GEORGETOWN,
Idaho. at 2 o'clock p. m. on Saturday,
Jan. II, 1919.
HYRUM NELSON, Marshal.
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APPEaCATEONs FoR
GRAZING PERMITS

Notice Is hereby given that all APP
plications for permits TO Craze cattle,
horses and sheep within the Caribou
National Forest during the season OF
1919 must be filed In my ONCE at
Montpelier, Idaho, on or before jan
1ary Is, 1919. Full particulars in
regard 70 the grazing fees to be
charged and blank forms to be used
in making applications will be fur
nished upon request.
G. D. SIMPSON, Supervisor
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FOR RENT, FOR SALE, ETC.

LOST.--A Studebaker Co. receipt
book with name of loser written
on It; finder return to Studebaker
office, Montpelier, and receive re-
ward.
FOR SALE.<-Slathers OF pigs, q. J..
Phelps, phone 46-J-11.
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TO AMEND COVENANTS
TO MEET OBJECTIONS
senator Hitchcock Hears Prospects
Arc Excellent for mn Ecariy
tErcrment.

WAsHINGTON. April THAT the
league OF nations covenant will emerge
from the peace conference satisfac-
.;oriiy amended to meet the objections
OF its American opponents Is the be-
lief held hy administration officials to-
day Private adv!ccs from Paris to
senator Hitchcock. of Nebraska the
administration spokesman in the SEN
ate. confirm this opinion, II Is said.
Senator Hitchcock said tonight that
the word he has from Paris by pri-
va;e cableErams convinces him that the
prospects for an agreement which Will
be satisfactory 10 the people of the
United states are exceptionally good
fhcse changes. in his opinion, Will take
in such matters as the reservation or
tho Monroe Doctrine. the right of each
signatory 20 the league, TO settle It's
a n:tioa u withdraw in Il reasonable
time from the league after it has been
formed
The exact text of the message re-
ccived by Senator Hitchcock IS with
held by him from publication The
Senator explained that the messages
we're of such an intimate and per:
sona'" nature that ne did not believe
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PHELAN WANTS CALIFORNIA
TO ADOPT LAND LEGISLATION
Scores Those Who Ask I'rcsident.s Adj
vice on JnpnncSc probieni-Morc
Politics Than Principle, lie Says.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Tinted
states Senator James ID. Phelan today,
issued scoring statement as an an
swcr TO the California legislators in
seeking the advice OF President Wilson
as to whether or not they should leris-
late against the japanese. The act OF
the Legislature was declared TO be sub
serylent. Ills statement follows:
1T is unfortunate that politics i'm
sacramento is preferred to principle
"a few years ago the same icgis
lators resented the interference Of the
President. Now they subsequently seek
1t.
There is no violation of treaty IN
the proposed land law adopted Japan
forbids and restricts ownership of her
SOL By foreigners. Bravo for Japan.
our legislators should have the
sense and the courage OF the Japanese
we demand seif-detcrmina,!on for
jurisdiction and rights. we deny IL To
ourselves. Japan would have more re-
spect for us if we had more respect for
ourselves.
Tho time TO act is not only oppor-
tune. but vita The conference is now
debating the Japanese demand for race
eIuality. If granted the league will
be behind Japans demands and the lag
islatOrs might as we'll adjourn. TOR o;:r
domestic policy Will he governed from
Paris.
can any action be more insane than
for the Legislature OF the proud and
sovereign State of California to aban-
has asked the Secretary OF State prac-
tically to prohibit them from passing
laws o protect the white population OF
California. 1T is a shameful situation'
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chicago LIVE sToCK n.KKEr

, IT!ICAIO. AUflI n-BoFf: lsc0tlbt.. lt.Vp
head: early sales TO yard traders and small
packers uneveniv TO is cents higher: mar
knt now SLOW. Zig packers bidding slightly
lover than Sa.urday: toy. ESQ: hui.i OF sales
20 l6si 49, heavy weight ;D.3Sn2j!:. me-
n 900: light lights. ls.ioh toio: COVE. ls.ola
1885. pic.. u.toG 1875.
Cattle: Receipts. iste9 head: beef steers
and she-s;ocii s;cs dy To . cents lower: feed
crs Ard bulls STEADY: sjvcs - cents higher
heavy beef steers. Il. 20 Il ao.io light he"f
steers. 1000 1870. butcher cows and hclfer n.
..l.H loo: veal calves. 1909 1925: Fiock@r
and feeder steers. s. . "a IS 20
sheep: Receipts. $1,000 head: lambs Very
slow: in-between grades about Is cents
down: ;heed steady. Quotations on wooded
stock: Lambs. Sc hounds or lcss 1895 II 30 * =:
s pounds or better. l..7a q rs: cml.S: ioa.f
1t.tj: ewes. medium md GOOD. -. - n II. 40
CuL!g nd common. GN0Gi l!.Gi.
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IMPORTANT NET GAINS
SHOWN |NMANY ISSUES
and Railroads Display
unusual Strength, Shorts %
Trying to Cover. "a
FEEL TO CUT EXTRA DIVIDENDS
''rcctors Have Treated Stockholders
30 wei, However, That They Have
Noou Investment Hide and
Leather Bring New High Prices.
ny nnoADAx NALL,

new YORK. April 7.-stocks closed
n nder the best prices today. but even
ROW. .neTe we're Important ne, gains
LII ING year by industrlals and the
rh o' eSo displayed unusual strength:
,ana,,snmn oTt interest that has been out
iu,hE lor the account Of profess
ohai Wall Street. tried 10 cover ana
u"d the public there competing for
m purGhase OF stocks. The close OF
market was steady.
n"crican international Corporate
as leader throughout the day. at one
Inc s mn},"g an advance. Of more than
WIN Cut on Extra DiridenIs.
xnn,,eo slttes steel. by The way, Ia
rom now on. Thc directors nave
3scated stockholders very well during
ia war period and those who have
cia their shares have been able 70
cStrS payments that II nothing moro
ian INC regular dividend OF . per
emt paid from now on they Will have
good investment.
some OF today's enthusiasm, was due
reports that peace would be AN Of
TAI iact by Easter. and that Con-
lany, public troubles. One of these
Foub!es is the liquor question.
me constitutional amendment that
as been adopted does not apply until
4
the part of non-dfinkcrs that Com
rebs VIII meet in time 20 repeal .ts
ction under which the President has
nnounced that prohibition is to be cf-
ecti'N July !.
Sew High Leather Prices.
New high record prices for hide and
ather and Central Leather. were due
artiy 10 short covering, but very
7sTSelY also to expectation Of an inn
ortant merger in the near future
ROOD stocks and stocks OF chemical
ompanics. and tho concerns that con-
loute to the production of food.
ere In Sood demand today. Ameri-
IAN sugar. one or the hes. OF these.
llade new high record for the move
rent as did American Agricultural
3henical and Rumley.
barrett established new high price
nd there was optimistic talk OF road
Iachlnery and bucyrus stock. Every
lhing connected with new road and
public improvement IS picked up.
United States cas-; iron pipe had an
|thcr uplift
Chain Stores Showing Gains.
Chain Stores OF all kinds are show
1ns great Improvement in business.
he United Cigar stores showed an
|acrcase IN March or 20 per con; over
Fac same month last year. making a
ain this far OF - per cent for the
ear. Woolwor;h. Sears Rocbuck.
ewcl Tea aud Atlantic and PSCi'ic.
I!i report unusual prosperity.
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UPHOLDS PRESIDENT
liuinbridEc Colby Quotes Excerpts
From Lodges Speeches. TO
Prove Claim.
Try Associated Pres.

=.
ST. LOUIS. April T.-Declaring 1t the
greatest instrument against war ever
presented for the worlds adoption.
cambridge Colby. of New York. for,ne,
vice president Of the Emergency Flee,
Corporation. in an address here on the
proposed league of nations. bitterly
urraiGned opponents of the proposed
covenant. and denounced Senators
Borah. PoindeNter. Reed. Knox and
Lodge as incorporating articles OF
the proposed instrument.
To contradict recent statements O!
Senator Lodge that President Wilson
was rcmss in NOT having formally con
suited tho Senate before entering such
negotiations. Colby quoted passages
from the Congressional Record OF 1906
in which Senator Lodge declared il the
power of the President TO carry on ne
Gotiations with foreign nations without
the consent Of the Senate
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TRY NOVEL EXPERIMENT
Prohibition Became Operative In Ken
lucky County by Virtue OF
Agreement.

I.OUlSNILL. KY, April Especial !
Prohibition by agreement became
effective recently in Christian County.
Ky. After an election on the prohibi
liquor dealers. in view of the approach
of national national prohibition, CON
scented TO discontinue sale OF liquor on
April /.
The effect OF the novel experiment
which. authirities say, was never at
tempted before in American, viii be
watched with interest.
Under the agreement, the liquor deal :
ers pledged themselves to aid in en-
forcing prohibition. and to use their
influence against the issuance Of new
licenses by county authorities. If new
appltcatants take action against coun-
~ authorities to compel issuance OF
licenses. the old liquor dealers agree
TO bear so per cent OF the cost OF fight
Ing such suits.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. ADri! '.-Dealtngs in cotton
,vern more attractive and general today
han at any, Time in weeks; and The market
,Hw siylc contracts influenced by further
Ea yorabc cabcd reports from Paris as to
la rlv prospects for peace. One feature OF
Ii,c trading was further switching from old
ron to distant positions. which resulted in
! sharp narrowing OF inc uiuercnces be-
Tween these months. -
Southern selling smpp'ied good part OF
sIfcrings was taken TO mean that South
IN merchants md bankers who have money
loaned on cotton. in some eases. at least. arc
lneking TO reduce these lonns.
10 Ga p0nts on new contracts and an ad-
rance Of % to 90 points on old contracts
Tic clos, under LIQUIDATION by snot firms
h Inch rcbought the new croDs.
7 Wscepts at the ,ports for, tho day were
II Ss7 bales: exports. es?Io bales. Spot At
Eoints higher at 26.25 cents. The sales were
! q. bales Spot here wax quiet ut a decline
III 20 points at 800 cents. There wcro no
" les .s..
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bytery in ,he southern General Us.

bytery in the Southern General AS
semb!:.
1t was organized in Hanover in 1910,
by The synod Of New York and Phila
dolphin. its first meeting being held in
that year. Its original territory ex-
tended indefinitely to the south and
west from the Virginia boundary, and
Of South Carolina, Georgia and Ten
ressee.
1t has since that day been subdiYid-
cd into many presbyteries and sy-
mods. There are now eight synods
alone in North Carolina, and the
original Orange Prcsbytery comprises
only seventeen counties. There are
htty ministers and lightweight church
cs. The present moderator is Rev. G.
W. Erwin, OF Ia rum Springs who
Viii preach the opening sermon
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARkEr.

Report FOR the .week, ending Apr!i :, 1915:
iasf 49, !, ccn,noa 70 f:Lr ssic: gho:se he!t.
mon 10 fair, sifli: choice cows. !. :3la: me
s!u.n to so9I saie: common 10 FAIR. So I:
common ,st. to IStT ;i,HsI: 6s;i heavy bulls.
na builr. sHio: fair. sGs: hes, Saive g is:
common 20 fair. lih Is: best hors. 1914 pigs
and Enosta. i54i.: Sovs aud -'ac-. i2 L. &:
best sheep. !:ah: commou TO fair. sd 20:
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THIRTEEN
1t would be pcrml,ssblc .to, make ,knornr

1t would be permissible TO, make known.
exactly what they contain. He eddeI:
rhe word have had from Paris
confirms the Impression have ha,s<E
Tor some time. namely. that all tho
interests OF the United States Will bca-s
iullE protected, and that nothing will
be done which might in any way be ~
construed as surrender by the United,
states OF any of our rights. The In "
vinces me tina; tho prospects for ais
League covenant which will be accept.
good" :
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NEW yonK LIVE sTncK MAnKrr.

,, n.H,; loi9n $50: buiis 80" x: COWS
culls. 1900 n 1850: yearlinSs. .ooSt 500.
Sheen and lambs steady: unshorn lambs.
II5>.
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ORANGE PRESBYTERY (
OPENS 298TH SESSION
Oldest in Southern Gcncrai Assembly
md Was Organized In 1870.
at Hanover.

Especial 20 The Times Dispa,chl
DANNILLE. VA. April 5.-Rcids-
willie, y. C., nearby township. is Ect
ting ready FOR the annual session OF
tho Prcsbytery Of Orange. which will
open it's e9Sth session there on Tues
day. This is the Oldest existing pres
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NAVAL. STORES.
SAVANNAH CA A nri


SAVANNAH. CA. Aprii ,--rurp-ntinc
hrm: ~: sales. G;9 casks: recc!nts. i2 oss.-
shipments. leo asks: stock. l1.eSi casks.
mcnts. 20 barrels: stock. ;s.l5i barrels
Quote: r.. 1910: ID. J.: I3.la: T. 1870 q;
80; II; 1874: !. 1875; l.. 1919: NJ l595: y
VIC. 1880: WV. is..5
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. hrril Cotton good, mar
kcts today wcrc much stronger. with Dr!nt
cloths active ard higher Yarns were stead
were sold moro freely Raw silk was steady.
with China grades irIncr. Joobc-s !cvortcG
a Inodcra business
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SHORT TI:NM NOTES,

| SE,y YORK. April 7-Mcrcantiie paper.
| GhG Sterling sixty day bills. Si62iz com
iuerciai siHty day, bills on banks. stslt?
| a., rial siAty-day bills. $50: demand.
u &: cab.cs sI66i@. Time loans steady: siA-
~ DAYS ninety DAYS and six months. 5h "a
l.. CAL money stronger: ruihE rRte. g.
,anL Arrcpianrcs. ~.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET,
Wholesale Quotations ON Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 7.-Streneth developed in
re corn marfst today , o%ng to me sasi
volume. were for she most Part held al com
] cent IN. with MAY fl.s6s. to l.ish and
July sl.49 to S1.4sh. Outs gained - cent to
= cent In provisions tho outcome was un-
changed 10 IL cents higher.
Leading futures ranged follows:
WHdiniEAT-Futures, not oueied.
Nay AM,: .......... ,iS Is1h ISr' ,,Sssls
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NEW YORK PRoDuCE MARkEr

NEW YORK. April RAW sugar uuie.
centrifugal. IS, nns rranuia,.d. cents
SPOT coffee steady. no IS. iG=. cnnis: San
los a.. = cents. Butter n'n: Cheese ir-
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NEW ORLEANS bn-i, "a .u, =.

NEW ORLEANS. April IA SIN demand
vas ", te,t IN Gotten today on the opening aud
uf thc market; .oduced mainly by ihe state
m.en, h LLOYD Geo'es thst The pcace treaty
would b" ready for signature bv Esr,cr A
tratur: OF sec2ndsry importance was the
InTetled weather over tho belt. At ihc
htrhesi Of tho dav the new contrs els were
- 70 81 points up: The close was II 10 SIS IN
no. tho old N- ~
1'lnctua: tons were irregular the nov cron
positions showing more strength TIA, tSc
90 Thus while Nav rose u points to .S IL
pctobrr rose Il points 10 al, and buiIIsH
I'M, ~ vs. asom, pred!stin. further mar
distant months sppeared TO be strength. 70 4
by nc discount Itself and b. tho unfavorabIe
In IN the spo' msrkct pri!ees vera raised ~
reports OF better demand for The 49,
Erades. particularly low inIddiinr wv.
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* Gsa'SS ss, $asl: , Ecw Orleans 80 Mobl.
G3: Boston. 2os: Memoh!s sSo7: 81 Louis
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,,NEM lOKk. April ..-Port movement
sG.tu bales. 'o'"
Minor PORTS ,oct ,lsS3 ba..s.
,. ic,a! ola ola AZ, AZ poyts-ReceioE: iI.Y!
bales N"' |'0'to'
Toi.l ,or week ssail ports-Rec.ipts. 2siio
To,.i for ,ssas9n-Rece!p.s Aassse bales:
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale uoiations.

Richmond. Va. hprll :. 1919
!By WoodSon-CralE Co. Inc Richmond Nc ,
u g FOOD Administration License 40 4; np;i,
Butter. - ''
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