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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

nj HANEN PIANO co,
los Union 81. Seattle
lFfpE AND urnGLA PROOF
safes safe cabinets, bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
and repairing
PURCELL sAFr CO,
Main e6f TiATa0 Fourth Ave
PIANOS SOLD Fon PEOPLE ~
distress. etc. for only per cent
commission. Ur viii pay spot cash
Ussd Piano Department. pu Harry
Piano Co.. los Union ~
ron SALE - MteCEL T. A y y q 4 :
mems nov sample suits. all sitss
Ut less than Wholesale cost hN
Tniioru. i1iTh First See W Tor
bargains
OVER THERE ASD 90 OTHER
popular songs with Hans,s. DO,
brooks. ttT W ssth a.. New YORK.
PIANos Will. PAY TIP
g. $3.50 cash Tor suitable pianos
for eur rental department ifu
Harry Piano Co. los Union 81
BEsT PIANO AND FHoNoG nAfH
values a, FrlnEsr's Piano House.
ie2s Third ave. Elliott 1901.
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHER, mon
grade standard makes. st very .ow
prices nab'a. as Third ave
SAMPLE NfW DRESSES. LATtsST
style. $3.50 up. owl Tnii1Fr,
tsiTn FIRST.
NEw PIANOS FoR RENT. nEST
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 80 linton.
SUIT CASTS AND TRAVELLING
bags exceptional values bob =.
sis Third ave.
lDgfsssE.s AND Funs-Tske broad
way car and HaSr money ~
fOn sAf.E-A RANGE GOOD CON
dition. vrfy chap. 1889 sth y ,
SEWING McH IS 40 pkNSy it.p
Kavs~AGu's 81 50 uATv iios i.t
81 wA>TED-Frv~rTuRE
Blake Furni,urs Co. COS Pike. " ssfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
MACHINERY

ELECTRIC MOTOR. DRILLS
pumps " Nontsiius Price Go
Rent ~ aAlr Main al3 81 iat 3
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= SITUATIONS waNTED-MaLE


EALFSMAS WITH FIRST CLASS
rapntation for initiative, ability
ana integrity desires TO ests blish
with reputable firm. ~ monthe'
service army aviation; married;
ez-coiieRe man. What nave you 10
+. Offer Main 1857.
RELEASED NAVAL OFFICER
wants situation where there ia OPP
portunity for advancement. Salary
would be no inducement. FIX
perience az assistant manager
mercantile business; also as trav-
cling representative for large con-
Germ Address N-2ss. star.
GEss aERGEANT. EXPERIENCES.
saIesman. city. road. several years
general store: experienced: knows
grocery business: would leave
city; married; age 81; would like
permanent connection. with chance
for future. Interview appreciated.
Address M-2s9. star.
DIscHARGED SOLDIER. YOUNG
married man. desires position as
truck driver or chauffeur: served
10 months In u. $. motor transport
service as truck driver; well nc
auainted in city; excellent refer
ences. Address M-290 Star.
D1srHARGED SOLDIER. EXEC
utive ability; several years prac-
teal experience, both credit and
sales manager. complete knowf-
edge traffic matters; resident Se-
attic IL years. Address M-292. Star.
DiScHARGED SOLDIER DESIRES
furniture moving or contract work
for new | u ton truck. Beacon 205.
WANTED--WORK or ANY KIND
from 20 u y. m. Best reference.
DiscHARGED FOLDER WANTS
position az truck driver; can drive
any make OF car Phone East 6I32.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

o. AUTO Accessories
AFRO Tore. TOP GOVERN SEAT
covers. curtains. carpets. cushions.
closed and open car upholstery OF
every description. Special attrn-
ton given 10 repairs and altcra-
lions.
Prompt and courteous service
Prices riEhf
PACIFIC AUTO TOP co.
iit y Pike 81
Phone Main tgts. Seattle. Wash.
FonDS RtfS - MILES PER GAL
Ion with our 1919 cafburetorHi use
cheapest gasoline. half kerosene
Or ali dihfiiiate start easy any
weather Increased power. styles
for all motors. runs slow htsh
gear. attach yourself. hlM profits
for agents money back EuAFans
teer. 50 days trial Air Friction
carhuretnf Co. ltat Madison ct.
Dayton. -
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WATER FRONT

WATER FRONT
on Lake Washington
Pine lot. facing 80 feet on boulevard.
and running out 10 deep water. on
car line at Rainier Beach: can be
built on or for houEehoat and
garden. 4 bargain for 5000: only
So down and $40 a month.
WEST SEATTLE
Three beautiful view lots. on Walnut
ave. near Charleston st: three
Hhor, blocks from California ave.
lots are level: all improvements
paid in fun. fine houses all
around: sire T5xie0: ready 10 build
on: cement walks. Only $1,000. on
very easy terms.
GREEN LAKE DISTRICT
Two level lots. half block from
paved Woodland ave. on y. S4th
st: ell improvements paid In full;
size soyiG2. cement walks. fine
home location. and very safe an
vestmcnt for $500. on terms $50
down and ,is.so month.
sTURTEvANT. 5ii BOSTON BLK
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WICK"
The rtano with Soul.
MADE tfN MANTEttS
Price $500 up 10 s. 400
EASY TERMS No lNTtkl.AT
Satisfaction or Money Rack.
M HARHN PIANO co.
tAS Union 81
Three stores In the West,
rHONOGRAPits OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL. RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Wsstiake Elliott stfs
Opposite New Times iiidg.
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own YOUR HOME
STOP PAYING RENT
IMPROVE YOUR VACANT LOT

A private party will loan you money
or build for you. n you have a
clear lot I Will loan cost ~ the
building " you need that amount
Loans may BE- paid in monthly
payments or at tn. end OF J or 3
years. Interest 6 to per cent. no
commission charged. Bulidln.
plans free.
Lumber sold az sis per thousand. N
you are interested in owning your
home. write ns today
W J. BYRSE COMPANY
sts l. {. Smith Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19

HiG PIANO BARGAINS
Ia our exchange department. In
rebuilt pianos
&. G. RENDER co.
1883 Fourth Ave
between Pike and Pine.
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SATURDAY. FOR IMPORTATION
CALL MAIN 35os. ASK FOR MIR
McNEl.
FOR SALT ACRE. WITH NEAT
5-ruom house: light and water: rs
good bearing fruit trees and ber-
ries; good street Rainier 1851
GROOM MODERN HOUSE AND GA
rage: In University district. In
auirc 60 Columbia st.
FOR SALE--HOUSE AND LOT, s2ts
w. 56th. Half cash. balance good
terms. Call at 530th Ballard ave
Phone Ballard i164.
s2.750: $500 CASH
EAST UNlON--a-room modern cot
taEe; basement: laundry trays: lot
ioN10s, fruit trees. Elliott 2lSi.
S3.50o
Groom house, with fireplace; good
condition, 18th ave. near Jeffer-
son. Easy terms.
ER-MacDONALp a
VINCENT II. MILLER, Inc.
2os Columbia ST Elliott 435s.
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4. ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

40 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COMPLETELY
SOLD OFT
or USED PIANOS
our expert ia ACQUIRING the town WIN
spot cash 10 hia pocket Go buy AT
the 4 Nu 4 used pianos We can
buy from private people thht arr
right inside aud out We pifh
the plums fiuN your used piano
from uH aud hr proud ~ o. 1870
gATIsIACTtON or MONEY lAN'h
tfnsd Piano pepH fturut
Ut HARiN rtANo co.
PRICES or pTONOGRhPllS
SMASHED
$3.50 rhonuE s..s.s. WV w
ahn Photographs ....tt+s ~ w
$50 Photographs s.stttt+ tonn
100 ihouoEfaphe s..s.Ltt aa,Vp
@ O. HFNnEN co
1893 Fourth Ave
Between Pike and Pine.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

. ENTLEMEN- LARGE AND SMALL
comfortable bedroom: furnac .
heat. bath. private house: block
from Mt. Baker car 1851 Goth
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Cail at our office and sec
see plat OF kcyport.
Take steamer HfAk
from Arlington dock.
foot OF Madison St.
sunday morning at ,.
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n =. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY

1fet Fourth Ave. Phone Elliott i7se
$500 California Ave. Phone West ies.
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81 UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
GROOM UNFURNfsffED FLAT. t2s.
in brick building 1911 Eighth ave
% FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
HOUsEKEEPING ROOMS

WELL FURNISHED ROOMS cor.
ner apartment. close in Price tito
per month Phone Elliott 1851
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~Avrrp--poys ron ROUTE CAR
rfers in all parts ~ the city. Good
chance for Advancement
Apply to Circulation Department
g<atfie star.

~ yory HAVE ANY PLUMBING.
heating or repair work. call Smith,
the plumber. Beacon 1911 1875
Jackson ST.
WAyfED-HfGH SCHOOL BOY TO
york after school Apply Mr..
pouohue Seattle Star.
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stxv in school. without extra *
p~uae. until you have learned them
@oeefnf course in ignition Efaf,lnS
and lighting also o5s.asss' Wv
fs<t detail including outline show :
snx op~ratsnns taught. at J. ~ g
a Artcmobsl~ and Gas Eng Nc
school Room sfA V " G. \. Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
South Side

$500 with $500 cnsh buys good
six-room bungalow with basement;
on South Main.
$500 with 5000 cash buys good
eight room with fun basement, ga
rage Inantel. east front on balt-
more.
$500 with 81 800 cash buys new
five room screened sleeping porch
$3.50 with $4,000 cash buys five
room on West Eleventh
t4,760 with $4,000 cash buys five!
room with fine corner lot b0xliO.
close In.
1890 with $4,000 cash buys new
bungalow ivory finish, bookcases.
oak floors. we'll located near flf-
tesuth and Rockford.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
East Side

$4,000 with 81 900 cash buys good
five-room bungalow on Wheeling
near Hodge
ta.S00 with 81 1000 cash buys new
five room. oak floors. ON paving a
dandy for the money
tt,760 with $3.50 cash buys six
room duplex. corner lot
tS,To0 with tl.lOu cash huys four
room duplex; closo I'm, on paving,
within four blocks ~ high school
$500 with $500 buys new six
room; onk floors; servants room
garage: Hllcrest addition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
LET US SHOW YOU THE WAY
RESIDENCES LOTS

ti6 600 Maple Rdigo, ,isht rooms
ivory finish. furnace; garage ana
SscryuntA quarters. new hud ready
to move into.
$4,000 Adjoining Maple Ridge,
scvcu room story and hht MOD
crn, garage and good well or water
-trrs to suit
$1,000 Rroadmoor addition, six
room. modern bungalow, huilt-in
features hardwood floors. two car
garage: 5000 cash, a bargain ana
possession now
81 600 Moruingyldc, six rooms
and breakfast room. new ana roady
to occupy. half cash.
l5IO.bOO- ChiidcfS heights. seven
room two-story, modern. new, built
In features oak and ivory finish,
! a beautiful home.
North Denver. five rooms
and breakfast room. modern bum
paluw. large basement. hardwood
/ floors ana garage; $500 cash.
81. 900. $500 cash. new six rooms
modern bungalow, basement. two
sleeping porchcs. garage and els
| tern.
$1,000. $500 cnsh. ne wsSx rooms
and breakfast room. white ivory
| finish
$1,000. $500 cash. new five-room
modern bungalow on North Main.
| hardwood floors, basement, sleep
| ing porch. two-car garage ana
sarvants' quarters.
$4,000. $4,000 cash. balance $50 per
month. flyc-ruom modern bungl-
! low. oak finish.
$500. $500 cash, fivo-room mod
| crn bungalow, oak finish base
mcnt. new.
lS4 500, $1,000 cash. new fivc-roum
modern bungalow oak finish. ON
| paved streets. possession now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
West Side

s. 500 with $4,000 cash huys good
east front duplex with garage. we'll
chicken house. on Nuyholl
$500 with 81 500 cash tNys five
room; fireplace, bookcase. oak
floors throughout. basement cor
ncr lot
bungalow on South Nurnlcs
tl.7G0 with l.bOu cash huls good
seven room. South NoEa!cs
81 900 buys three lots with two
room house In lombard addition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
The North Side

Since advertisement pertaining to Beauchamp Addi-
on have practically sold all the lots described We now
North Denver lots and everything in but paving North
Denver and Cheyenne in the 1900 block all in Grandvew
Place Addition Paving Sewers Gas and Water all in the
North Denver lots and everything in but paving Uorh
Cheyenne However, contract let and work to be started
on paving North Cheyenne,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

-Four lots in the 1900 block on
North Cheyenne on terms Of 5000
down, balance 6. - and is months.
Price $1,000.
Two lots In the 400 block on North
Denver on terms OF $3.50 down, bal
ance $50 per month. Price $1,000.
Three lots In 1900 block on North
Elwood on terms OF 800 down.
balance S25 per mon1 Price 5000,
six lots In 1900 block on North
Roston on terms of f225 down, bal
ance G, IL and is months. Price
5000
so feet near Terrace Drive. Price
$1,000.
Good lot in Sunset I'M addition
Price $500.
Fine lot Just off Fifteenth street
Pricc $1,000
Hlgh lot in Pouder Pomeroy addi-
tioin. Price $2,l0o.
Corner lot in Broadmoor addition.
Price $3.50.
Three lots in Terrace Drive. All
for $500.
4 few lots left in Investors addi-
ton on terms Of $40 down and 81
per week. Prices $50 to S225,
r a personal inspection of our
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
Real Estate Wisdom:
For You

Thirteen western states have formed a union
for cooperation like the thirteen original col
onles, to work for common purpose. These
thirteen western states, reaching from Texas
to Washington have banded together to work
as a unit for the reclamation of western lands
Everything pertaining to irrigation thru the
national government will be handled by a board
OF governors acting for all these states At a
recent meeting of 146 delegates at Salt Lake
City they agreed upon policies and working
plans and will send twenty-six delegates to
Washington, d. G. in the near future.
Everything pertaining to irrigation in the
western states is to be pressed upon the con-
sideratiOn of congress and the departments of
government thru the executive and legislative
committees of the Western States Reclamation
association.
Heretofore the thirteen states have been
working separately and against every other in
terest The different projects in Idaho up to
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
G. Lofquist Build
ing Nice Bungalow

G. Lofquist is building a fine mod
ern Bungalow on his farm west and
north Of Firth. He has had cthe To-
cation picked out for a long time
and had some of the preliminary
work done long before he was ready
to build. The new home will have
q full basement, six rooms, water
system and fine large windows.
Gust Sundquist is doing the CONSTRUCT
ton work. ~,
Mr.. Lofquist is one of the men
who settled In that locality a num-
Der of years ago and had little to
start with and had enough hard luck
to I'LL hard luck book. He is one
Of the men who knows just how 1t
feels to buy implements on time.
expecting to pay for them out of the
first crop, and then not get any first
crop till the interest has doubled
the debt. He has served a long per-
iod fighting the wolf from the door,
and in his ripper years he has met
with better success that enables him
to bring some Of his plans for
home into reality. Mr.. Lofquist has
many friends who will rejoice with
him in the fruition of his hopes.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
High School Class
Organized

The first high school class for the
( Firth district was opened Monday
of this week at the Dye school house
with an attendance of twenty-five
pupils. The class is in charge of
Miss Gertrude Burquist, who hopes
to bring them thru the freshman
high school course by the end of the
term III spite of the late start on this
terms work. The class grew in q
few days to thirty pupils, and they
are all anxious to qualify to be
sophomores next year.
The. board Of trustees appointed
by the county commissioners to
choose a site and have plans made
!. for the new high school building are
working, and will undoubtedly have
a good start made when spring
cOmeS..i', -
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
Ex-Soldier Wins Kansas
- Bride

Flavius Ramsey and Miss Char
lotte McChesney, of Waldo, Kansas,
were very quietly married at Black
foot, Friday, November %, so quiet
ly in every detail that young Ram
sey's relatives at Firth were as much
surprised by the event as anybody,
The ceremony was performed at, the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. j. D.
Gillian.
Miss McChesney came west with
Mrs. A. L. Weber, relative of the
Ramsey's, who had been visiting in
Kansas, and came to Firth to spend
q few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Ramsey while on the way
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
p. O: Building Is to Be
Finished

Charles Huss, the contractor, who
is building the new Fifth postoffice,
expects to turn it over for occupancy
by next Monday. The postoffice
equipment will be moved Sunday.
Mr.. Emmett, who shares store
room with the postoffice at present,
is planning to make good. use Of the
vacancy for displaying his Christmas
stock of goods.
In about two weeks the Wiedman
Produce company will open a cream
cry service in the new postoffice
building.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
Family Re-Union Firth
Family

Early Monday evening the home
of Mr., and Mrs. L. J. Firth was
filled with the kin folk of the name
who could be summoned. They en-
joyed dinner together and an even
ing Of social entertainment.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Robins and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Kimball and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Womack, Miss Marian
Womack, Mrs. Mabel Moore and the
Misses Jessie and Ethel Firth.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05

last March were working independently and
against one another. The Idaho Reclamation
association took the step that finally brought
100 irrigation projects in the west that have
about the combining Of these thirteen western
states. This means that the representatives of
been asking the federal government and the
reclamation department for aid and concessions
and fighting each others interests, now as
sembled into one body asking for an appropria-
ton or loan of $3.50, 100000 to carry on
reclamation work.
If you have property in Idaho and want to sell
out, allow me to say that this is good time to
sell. List your property with me at a reasonable
price and will find you buyer. If you want to
buy property in ldaho-if you believe that
Idaho is to have a substantial Development
you might as well buy soon and while you are
buying, buy of one who studies the big, general
conditions affecting Idaho's possible Develop
ment.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
Last Week a Blackfoot Building
Burst With Food

ably go in Egypt, but not in the good old
U. S. A. If it had been Blackfoot man
who owned the wheat bin he would have
arranged it so that king sparrow could rip
the whole side of the bin out and strew the
wheat up and down the alley so the spar
rows could get at it and speed up transpor-
tation. That girl would have had pros
poets of a happy home in this life.
AT our little old shop we take as much care
in preparing each order as the sparrow did
in entering the bin and selecting his grain
of wheat. Each customer has time to make
his or her individual selection and get
satisfactory order carefully wrapped. Our
meat cutters and statesmen must be up to
the mark in skill, courtesy and the deter
mination to take care of each customers
wishes, for that is what our business is
built on-service 50 satisfactory that you
will be pleased to
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
In and Around Firth

/, to her home in walla Walla, Wash
ington.
In the service young Ramsey was
stationed at Camp Funston. The
young couple have made their home
in Wapello, where Mr.. Ramsey is
manager of the Wapello branch of
Remsey and Son cash stores.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
SOME POINTED PARAGRAPHS

L
Idaho is divided into As counties,
containing 84.313 square miles, OF
So: 960,32O acres.
The population (estimated) upon
January I, 1917, was 425,0OO. IS.
Idaho's assessed valuation in 1915,
was $412,291,302.
Idaho has more fine schools, to a
given population, than any other
state.
Idaho has more irrigated acres
than any other state in the Union.
There are 5000 separate irriga-
ton projects In Idaho; two govern
ment projects in Idaho irrigate to-
tai of $4,000 acres.
Arrowrock, the highest dam in the
world, 1856 feet above foundations,
or 1886 feet above the bedrock,
stores water for 24O,0 acres of ir-
rigated land, all served by the Union
Pacific system.
Electricity, in many Idaho COM
munities, is used for lighting, heat
ing and cooking, as well as for
power.
Idaho is one of the leading states
in the production of standard fruits.
Its prunes are the finest in the world.
ldaho's potatoes, for quantity,
quality and flavor, enjoy nationwide
popularity.
The largest quantity of potatoes,
784 bushels, ever produced on a.
measured acre of land, in the United
States, was produced in Idaho.
Beet sugar production is becom-
ing one of the states largest indus
tries.
Idaho is one of the leading states
in the production of seed crops.
There are 100000 feet of
standing timber in Idaho.
Idaho has IS producing mines, the
annual output of which is valued at
over $4,000, 900.
Idaho furnishes one-third of the
annual lead production of the United
States.
Idaho has a death rate of only IL
per thousand.
--.s.-
Every census has disclosed the fact
there are more men in the United
States than women.
In 1914, the year the last manu-
features census was taken, there
were 275,000 manufacturing estab-
lishments reported. The Census Blu
reau expects about 100000 estab-
lishments to be listed in 1920.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05

But it was as nothing compared with the
building that belonged to the king of Egypt
as the story goes. His building was so
long they could not see the end of it, and it
was full. of corn (Egyption wheat), and it
was made tight, all but knot-hole. A
sparrow went in and came out with ker-
mel ofswheat. Then another sparrow ven
tured, king sparrow standing guard.
Other sparrows lined up till they reached to
the head of the Nile and over to Lake Tan
ganyika so many that they cast shadow
upon the land. According to the story,
there was certain beautiful maiden who
could not give her hand in marriage to the
man of her choice till all the wheat in that
crib had been carried away on the plan
mentioned, grain at time thru that knot
hole.
Now folks that kind of bunk would prob
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05

The Census Bureau prints a spec
ial supplement for each state in the
Union containing all the census fig
ures relating to the state in question.
Congress extended the scope of
the approaching 1920 census by pro-
viding that a census of forestry and
forest products should be taken.
These subjects were never specifi-
cally covered by any past census act.
Corn is sold by farmers month by
month throughout the year much
more evenly than may be generally
supposed. The Bureau of Crop Es-
Inmates has ascertained that, while
as much as Is per cent of the years
sales, beginning with July 1, 1918,
was sold in January, 1919, and IL
per cent in the month before, the
monthly sales during the remaining
10 months ranged only from 6.1 to
S.4 per cent OF the years eotal.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05
Friends Give Shower for
Bride

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
M. Bybee. last Saturday evening, q
shower party was given for Mrs.
Werner Styhl,, their daughter. who
was recently married. Miss verna
Bybee, the brides sister, was hostess
of the evening". A large number of
friends were entertained. The bride
received many beautiful gifts, and
the. evening was all real good time.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-12-05

Mrs. j. C. Wiedman and her
'arghter moved to Firth from Idaho
rails the first Of the week to make
their home in the new house just
completed.
L. ]. Firth spent Tuesday in Black
foot.
]. M. Bybee and Heber Christen-
sen made a business visit to Idaho
Falls, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson left,
Wednesday morning, for Portland,
Oregon. to spend the winter months
with their son, Harry.
Miss Edith Christensen was un-
able, on account of severe cold, to
be at her place in the Firth bank,
Tuesday.