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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
The old Family Album

nR- JAMES BURNS BRADY Fl Paso
u dentist, at the age Of 4. taken IN
the old home IN Plat City. No Dr..
Brady was born there IN the early
70s and did not come to Fl Paso until
1888. after he had finished with the
Standardization war in Cuba but
he has been a loyal FL Pasoan since
that time.
After attending the public schools
Or. Brady went with his parents
to Cleburne, Texas. In the early sos.
and there attended the public schools,
returning later 10 Platt City TO attend
Park college. which his mother had
attended before him, and then went
TO Kansas City. where he graduated
as a dentist IN 1894 from the Kansas
city Dental college His first practice
was IN Santa Fe. n. II. where he had
been for four years wnen the war
broke out with Spain. Eulistlug in
the Rough Riders, he was made hos
pital steward Of the regiment on
returning from the war, he decided 10
leave santa Ee and come 70 Fl Paso.
His father and mother later Joined
him here.
While q resident OF Santa Fe. Dr..
Of the Mystic Shrine at Albuquerque,
and after moving 20 FL Paso. was one
cf the charter members OF e MAZDA
temple. o. this city, becoming its sec
ond poteutate- He affiliated early
with the Elks and Is a life member
OF II Paso lodge. Dr. Brady got into
politics early and vas city chairman
Of the Democratic executive commit
tee for several years He IS At present
chairman Of the city civil service com
mission, vice president Of the FL Paso
Ice and Refrigerator company, and
director in the Rio Grande valley
hank.
Dr. Brady Is a member OF the Texas
board OF dental examiners and his
hobby Is his ranch in the lower val
ley. He once had one IN the upper
valley but he sold that he still
cIings 20 the lower valley 156 acres.
Manhattan Heights addition is his
pride lie bought Il when Il looked
like a waste Of money and Il was
nothing but rocks and deep arroyOs
with an old disused smelter and
Stag dump az an ornamentation- He
pulled the hills down into the arroyos,
created one Of the best additions TO
Fl Paso. After he got IL under way,
TED Cooley came In as q partner
IN the proposition
Dr. Brady won local fame as a pave
neut contractor at one time. but he
says the newspapers were prone TO
associate his name with poor pave
meut rather than the good pavement
his company put down j an proud
Of every piece % pavement the COM
uauy laid after I became its mead. ex-
cept Montana street east from Cotton
90 Piadras. and We had some poor as
phan put over on Us on that piece Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
American Legion Takes Hand In Solving Labor Problem
Range Fine In Socoo County and Steer Sales Are Heavy

eeTHE labor situation IS becoming
1 acute In e. Paso." said Carl
Brown. discharged soldier and for
several months connected with the
War Camp Community Service here.
while in charge OF Khaki club No.
2, located IN the basement OF the
chamber Of commerce I have had oc-
casion TO note the difficulty that ex-
service men are having In securing
Jobs and am led 70 believe that
some firms are prejudiced against re-
turned soldiers 10 the extent that
they Will not reinstate many OF their
former employees Inc trouble is that
many returned soldIaIs were COM
PEELED to secure work and often mis-
represented their qualifications in
order 70 land a job. Boys just back
from overseas and greatly in need
Of employment have claimed expert
ence In certain skilled trades merely
TO get jobs; fully realizing that they
could not hold them This custom
among eLserTice men has greatly
lowered their ability in the minds
OF many employers, but I am con-
WINGED that the returned soldiers
through the urgent need OF work. The
American Legion, however, intends
10 remedy the wrong by instltuting a
sort OF 'slush fund so that returned
service men who come here without
money may negotiate loans until they
can land a lob and not be forced 10
misrepresent' their qualifications in
order 20 earn sufficient money to get
something TO eat and place to
sleep
THE range Is fine In the 1Iadalena
country Of Socorro county, n. II. and
lots Of fat steers have been sold out
Of there" said E NJ Tankerley. O
cattleman OF that section I have
had 70 move most Of my cattla from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Little Interviews.

the Pine Ridge country Of South Da-
kOca. where IL has been dry down
into the Madalena country There
viii soon be a good many sheep
shipped out Of that part Of Socorro
county 70 market
-
Violations OF various traffic legis-
lation form by far the most common
0ffense," said judge J. n. Deaver. "A
large majority Of people do not seem
70 realize the real consequences OF
violating the speed regulations and a
large majority Of those who on sun
day joyride' down the valley high
I am some times almost overcome
with a desire 10 hold court on the
roadside when I see practically every
mot0rist deliberately breaking the
traffic regulations and endangering
the lives Of others"
Mexico Is now getting where she
can have peace and prosperity" said
Miguel Flores. Ramon Vegas sur
render with the 50 wen armed and
mounted men which he turned over %
the federals, was the most severe
blow villa could have sustained. Then
Miguel Holguin surrendered, a day or
two behind Vega and at the same
place, Casas Grandes. so that the
northern part OF Chihuahua IS free
from bandits When the bandits are
cleaned out and the mines and agri-
cultural resources OF chihuahua are
restored and developed. that VIII be
one OF the most prosperous states IN
Mexico. with a commercial advantage
in its location"
fEl Paso 5obbers and manufactur-
ers are beginning to realize the ad-
vantaEes to be derived from adver-
Using in this city's trade territory"
said Warren Pitcher. advertising man.
Tt has been demonstrated in the ad-
vertising that Is to go into the new
chamber OF commerce magazine Great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
HOROSCOPE

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER -, 1919.
A STROLOGERS read this as a fortu-
4 nate day, for the sun. Saturn and
Mars are all in benefie aspect
Il Is a rule under which 70 make
great plans for future business or
commercial activities
Those who bear national response
bnitles are subject 10 the Oest posi-
BE direction They have the augury
Of high achievement which viii gain
credit with the people
CONGRESS comes under a planetary
Govern ment that viii enable Il 10 ae-
complish more than Il mas aeco -l-
plished in recent months Bitter con-
tests viii be temporarily suspended
during this sway OF the stars, but the
lull is held TO presage a storm Of ora
tory and a national sensation
Real estate should be active at this
time. Il is a lucky day for selling
AEain soldiers have a favorable
forecast, and Il would seem that they
are 10 benefit from delayed condt-
tions.
A partial eclipse Of the moon next
month, falling in the second decan OF
Taurus IS said TO cause ba-renness In
certain agricultural districts and
great scarcity Of seeds.
The eclipse Of the moon Is read as
presaglng new trouble for Ireland.
which win also suffer from conditions
that destroy crops
All the signs seem 70 forecast eX-
traordinary caiamities IN the West
Indies. which win suffer severely dur
ing the winter, according to London
ocultists.
California IS subject 10 a sway that
seems 70 indicate a winter OF pros
perity. although there may be a fall
ing off OF tourist travel owing 70 the
sinister sign governing railways.
Persons whose birthdate it IS have
the promise Of an active and pros
porous year. Women should be care
ful in making new acquaintance
Children born on this day probably
VIII be exceedingly energetic These
subjects Of Scorpio usually succeed az
an early age,-(Copyright. 1919. by
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
ByBriggs

FL Pasot This magazine. gcing 20
dealers as II does, is a fruitful HELD
for the wholesaler and the jobner es-
pecially and they are taking adrant-
age OF f. We have a few firms In
FL Paso that are surprising everybody
with their ability to compete with the
firms Of larger cities OF the east and
north"
'El Paso can expect TO hear some
good music this winter said John
Regan. manager OF the Fl Paso nusic
association, for the symphony or
chestra Is preparing some excellent
selections There viii be several con-
certs OF the popular variety and sew
eral OF the best OF the strictly class
icaI variety. The orchestra under p. j.
Gustat IS getting in fine trim Prac-
Using started Sunday"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
KWZ


Answer to Yesterdays XVII.
Rhode Island Is called Little
RhOdy" because Il is the small
est state in the Union.
The name OF the familiar dirge Is
the Dead March from saul"
"a usurer is one who loans money
at exhorbitant or unfair rate OF
interest.
4-Buenos Aires. capital Of the Ar
gentine Republic, is the largest
city IN South Amerita.
5-The fandango IS a Spanish dance
IN triple time usually accompa-
MED by castanets.
William Jennings Bryan Is a jour
naIist
Japan IS called the land OF cher
~ blossoms" because the cherry
tree Is universally cultivated
S-A rope-walk is the name given 90
the min or factory where cordazs
IS madei a long, narrow building
sometimes a thousand feet Ia
length.
s-A tight-rops is the tightly
stetched rope upon which aero
patic artists perform precarious
feats Of balancing.
1.-THE completed expression fs
poorer than Jobs turkey"
New Questions.
who Is h G. Wells?
I'm legal parlanee. what Is an in
terlocutory decreel"
what is an avalanche2
why do they call Il the bell"
telephone?
Where IS Cape Cod and what
great engineering feat distin-
guishes it,
6-Who wrote the famous poem,
The Nan With the Hoeg"
Who was Rodin2
S-What Is a suips7
9-What great metropolitan newspa-
per is called The Thunderer."
and why2
.Q-What IS England's smallest coinl
Copyright, 191s-Thompson fea-
ture SerYice-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
BLANTON WOULD HANG ALL
BOLSHEVIK IN The COUNTRY

Washington. D. c.. Oct 2s.-Repre-
sentative ConnaIly has introduced a
resolution endorsing president VIII
sons statement on the threatened
coal strike. Representative Blanton
suggested that deportation for the
Bolshevik elements is not enough.
Blanton said a Law should be passed
to hang ali the BolsheTik in the
country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

lies thrown his spectacles away
II Upon his pate new hair is growing
He cuts a new tooth every day,
His cheeks are filling cut and glow
ing;
A slender stripping be appears,
No longer Hmping or rheumatic;
He likes to kick the chandeliers,
Thus proving that he's acrobatic5
ReteIious, reckless and romantic
It looks as if he'd drive Us frantic
ONCE grandpa's youth has been re-
- newed,
Life, once so placid, Is distressingi
By wznton tendencies imbued,
He gads at night and leaves Us
guessing.
Unwrinkled, 1.-THE, and Wild and blithe,
He wastes his money, never caring,
And seems to Try to horrify
The neighbors BY ais reckless daringi
We live in constant trepidation
Since grandpa's darusd operation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

HERE'S YOUR letter
AND VOW I've printed It
AND You're a lion.
IN YOUR own household
WISH you'd tell ne.
WHAT N the world
III GOING to write.
TO FILL this column.
AND co get dressed.
IN A flannel shirt.
AND An old suit.
AND GET the car
AND CONE on back.
AND GET ny wife
AND THEN start out
AND STOP at a place.
WHERE THEY roast chickens
AND BUY a cold one.
AND At somewhere else.
AND GET some bread
AND A ron Of butter.
AND KEEP on going.
AND HIT the country.
AND THE yellow leaves
AND THE red leaves
STILL on the trees.
AND FAILING.
AND GET a nat wheel
AND CHANGE 70.
AND NEVER mind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOHN KESDRICK BANGS.


AhiIHIETICAL.
Just heed this little rhyme:
LIVE ONE DAY AT A TINE.
For he who tries to do
IN one the joS OF two
WIN find at forty-four
Hes doubled up his score.
And bends beneath the weight
OF four score years and eight
tThis IS no rhymer's trick,
But plain Arithmetic).
Copyrighted. 1913. by the Mcclure
Newspaner sEndicate.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Il Years Ago Today
Prom The fseraId Of This DATE. Hsn5

AT II o'clock last night. through g
n confusion OF signals. the fruit
steamer "Esparta" coliided with the
lighthouse tender Magnolia" which
was conveying the president. secre-
tary Loeb and DR.. Rlxsy 10 the
cruiser west Virginia" The Mag
nolIa" Immediately began TO sink and
bleaching was necessary TO save the
vessel The presidents party was
transferred to the Ivy and pro
cesded to the West Virginia"
Fire at Roden's roadhouse in East
Fl Paso last night did $500 damage
to the house and furniture. and al
most cost the manager Of the place
his life
The noted cathedral at Monterey.
Mexico. vas crushed by the falling Of
the immense dome The loss is total.
The name FOR the FL Paso fair was
decided upon By the committee last
night TO VIII be known as the
'Inter-American Fair association"
The contract has just been let for
wiring the Jewish SYNAGOGUE. Temple
Mt Sinai for electric lights
Henry Welsch has gone 70 St Louis
on account OF the illness Of his
mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Ripping Rhymes
n n ! n q . .. q
DAYS To Come

TEE idle @ IN ten journeys the
foot wiz watch Of
The foota busy lodging time; some crazy
And be
their
be hus wildly through the and when he's
climbing
crazy eoohonk carts and crawling into drains and holes
vital
where die
What profit if he dodge highly
overhead accidents thereu ap ehuffs quick and
dead VIII koppng
ALL the autos and the ashp freight
to keep his shroud straight
Copyright BY George Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
COMMONS VOTE TO OPEN
HOUSE OF LORDS 10 WOMEN

washington. D. C., Oct IS The
house Of commons has voted to per-
NIT women 70 sit in the house OF
lords The action was taken in the
adoption OF an amendment TO the
pending bIn for the removal Of sex
qualifications for voters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

AND KEEP On
AND .LoNs in the evening
WHEN IT'S going to be daylight
JUST ABOUT long enough
TO GATHER some wood
WE'LL GET to the top
OF A small nm OF sand
AND WELL turn
AND Down below rs
WILL BE more gold
AND AELLohs
AND RED.
AND WHERE u al IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Y TOWNE GOSSIP

By g B.
DEAR K Be the youngest We con
- Herald with column
doesn't Ike this and after discussion We had this
morning agreed you letter
your column thereafter should have page Of the
paper rst
Nov its up you household and to make
to pass shall be first AZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

work. Later I spent $4,000 resurfac-
ing a large part Of the street" The
pieces Of pavement which his com
pauy put down that he Is proud Of he
SAYS. are. Uuson avenue east from
Piedras. Tularosa. North FL PasO,
California West san Antonio. POr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

}. B. BRADY AT AGE OF 4.
flrlo Diaz, North Campbell and North
Florence.
His earliest ambition was TO beat
a base drum in a band, Inspired by
sight Of the Leavenworth band which
would come TO Plat City for celebra-
tions and always rode on a big red
wagon
Tomorrow, Winchester (aTed5)
Cooley, At the age Of 1G, viii be shown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
.sPatter And Chatter. ;.
By 5. e KIYsR 4a==Am
GRANDRA, REIL-NENATION

GRANlJHA = HID \ v ENAIIONs
b grating glands from young monkeys upon aged, sen
D able TO restore their gouih-Prof. VoronOf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

When the paved road is finished into Las Cruces ta'
ers NJ the valley VIII longer know they are IN Ne
exico as soon as they begin to hit the bumps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

TIE 81 Paso herald Information
charge. with accurate and aufhoriiati
cuncerninE which lnfnrula zion can b.
Gus federal Euverumeni departments
experts and scientists in the rurerum
age for reply must accompany each
and address The e. Paso Hera'd I'M
Washington. p. G
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE


TWO story l2-room house on whole city
block In good Texas town. all clear. 20
trade for property In Oklahoma. win
assume lonn II necessary.
w. l.. GEORGE
9l1 OIL Exchange Bldg Walnut ?si
l6o-ACRE farm close in TO Geronimo.
okla. 70 trade for city property: Of
lease on the tract Is valuable. will trade
for anything that looks good have loan
and viii assume.
W l. GEORGE.
sl1 OF Exchange Bldg. Walnut .yI
TO TRADE for land. twelye-room
house. modern. good fve-room house.
barn 5oJl7o feet. storm cellar and
garage, an on seven lots corner prop
er'y. T. o. Box 55i. Norman. Okla.
So-NCHE farm improved I'm Arkansas.
close t1 county seat Searcy. White
county. VIII trade for automobile. 2ij
liberty NafI0nat
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u Ontlna

l2u ACRES 20 rent or sell, In Montana
3 years h,me school house on land
y u. Oklohomsn.
THREE HrNpRED si,t,.fiyc acre
farm, Wrn" River Narc,. Arkansas.
near Fayetteville. 17O cultivation. 55
post timber room house. excellent
condition. . barns hog lots with cement
'.oor'. cle1r spring water pumped
through house. thoroughly modern with
wlk clsterr fruit cellar adjoining: barn
shelter l-5 head Of stock, tool house for
0ll farm tools. including one four hun
Ir"i dollar spraying machine. plows.
drills. mower. binder harrnws, wagons.
"Nor'thiug necessary for successful
farming. crops worth 81. 0O0. forty acr'r
corn which looks fine. viii yith Gu 20
80 bushels To the Rcre. sixty acres IN
rHg.f VIII f1rcSh % 10 ~ bushels. ten
a.tes I'm odto. sixteen acres in orchard
Nl'I trees loaded offered now ti,0l
for crop ru trees lrncdIlte possession
Win crops. $50 ~ per acre. Slg 900
NH dlnEN thrown I'm no ono need apply
with less than 81 000 down payment.
owrers health reason for selling. price
FOR su.h land therea bouts 500 to $3.50
per acre, when you see this farm YOU
Vill say both land and buildings are
better than rcprosented. hogs 200 10
GOO pounds white faced cattle and
sheep Cheap n you Vant them. or viii
hold sale ~ stock r y. nlbhle. 10
Barnes Building. Nuskogcc, Oklahoma
" N. LITTLE.
Walnut Ems li3o West Goth
STOCK I'm Idaho paws monthly
dividends Sec King. i2t x Broad
W1E
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14

SOUTHEASTERN Kansas farms; ali
sizes lowest prices Terms 81 OuU
aud up. Send for booklet THE
A. len COUNTY INVESTMENT co.
lola Kansas
HOME FARM 3co. good buildings 10
tine wheat one.fourth with sale n
sold by June /: only $1,000. s. 500 cash
balance terms. good so with loo
rrops. only $4,000. easy terms. Other
forms and ranches Buxton. Utica
Ness county, Kansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

WILL buy American Glass Casket II
priced right Box 25s. Ada Okla
~ NOu want to drill for OIL or or
glni1e company To drill. can sell YOU
tho land and guarantee pay OIL Box
g. Orla TtNnH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14

TO TRADf-?5O Assurance for United |
or Gladstone Or other good stock. |
Armstrong, l2s = End
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On TntertlrI1ar

i6o acres. 1850 miles NJ Edmond piih
good new improvements 900 acres
smooth rich soil under plnR and 80 in
grass pasture. 1919 r-utsls included.
.N'" real bargain opportunity 90 me
prfy win sons and d.. ghters 90 sdu-
cate; close hy one Il .r, ieedI'. educ.
lional institutions ~ Nhlthoup
Bynum Investment Go.
so6-7 Oh Exchange Bldg Maple Gl6
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Michigan.
Missouri

BATES COUNTY MISSOURI FARMS
smooth corn. wheat. clover. alfalfa
Hri blue grass farms for sale hest
terms. tree booklet Duvnll Bros.
llrmers Bank Bldg. Butler. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14

BEsT PAYING moving picture theate-
in Oklshoms for town Of ~ size
booming oil town. 5000 population.
cleared $500 isst month: sell $1,000
U,5a cash; best terms. rood reason for
selling. act quick Happy Hour The
atsf. Hominy, Okla.
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To Trade for a tome

High class stock In insurance com.
pAny, market value or trade for q
home will consider property from ,ip,s
olO 10 $4,000: don't answer unless you
mean business A " Krullsh, Walnut
1901. or Walnut 7225-J. 337 Huckins
Estate Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14

SPECIAL BARGAIN SO acres, mouse.
spring fruit, nicely located for dairy
hogs. poultry, miles out; 81. $50 terms
Ward, the land man Mountain Home
Ark
J25 ACRES Well improved. fun de-
scrirrou and prices this and other
farms. Will trade for anything any
vnerc ". NJ Gilstrap. the Land Trad
cL nc0ueen. Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14

FOR sALE,-One Of the most complete
up-to-date city groceries with meat
market in connection. In southern Ok
Iahofns no feed. no stale goods. no
dead stock. 2 delivery trucks. IN first
class condition. business runs from
esS 0o0 10 80 coo annually; reason for
selling must look after oil interest;
dsnt answer unless YOU mean business
~ w. Langston. Ardmore. Okls e.
DNJ 1.ch.ir hnrbe, .hop rbeap g0t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14

FOR SALE or TRADE for a farm. p
first-class cash grocery. best location
and best business IN town cheap rent
and cheap Insurance on brick building
clearing $500 per month; hest oil town
I'm Oklahoma. John Garibaldi quay.
Okla
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New Mexico.

6s.u0a ACRES land in Zee. ituatcd
iu New Mexico oil development
mot FAR from this land Price. s. 90
per acre. " l.. George. OH on TX.
tlargC Rldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

WANTED--E Established fire insurance
business or insurance and farm loans
Give complete information aud price.
j. b.. Oklshoman.
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w Wisconsin.

'oo ACRES In the best part Of Wis
rousiu. limestone soil. mile from sta j.
'lou: excellent buildings fine location
for pure bred stock '1ser For fun
description address c. II dunbar.
Pickett Wis
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LO0k-LO LOOk-T, ,OOk
BARGAIN

beautiful we'll improved quarter
near interurhan. this side of Yukon.
with l30 In cultivation; all extra choice
second bottom, for 800 an acre.
Bynum Investment Co.
So6.7 Oh Eychnneo Bldg Maple esre
Must Sell AOa.&cre Home
Five miles from oklahoma city. high
" improved good crop and immediate
possession FOR less than crou and inn
provemcnlE iS worth, nice pair o'
modern lots northwest FOR $500. let me-
show YOU these bargains today. must
sell this week Maple 1921, s0i Camp
bell Bldg
WILL sell at very love prlre I'm order
70 settle estate. No minors title good
s2j acres, one Of the best all round
stock, grain and alfalfa farms I'm Custer
county. about 900 acres In cultivation
Of this about 220 acres Is fine bottom
land, balance upland pasture fenced and
cross fenced So acres hog fenced. Tooi
b-roons house. hiE barn. other oIt build
iuRs. hog lots correls scales Iarge
sllo. Windmill orchard. telephone. ruru
route close 10 school nuI church fine
neighborhro cd Water in hhundnn.c
from wells, cIsierns an1 NasHi't river
which touches the corner OF the pasture
II mi n W. of clinton. mi y ot
Toss ~ mi from Il Il station n sold
IN next few days viii take f22 40 Write
W. 9. willow. Foss. Okla. Route g.
10 ACRES 10 100. ooo aero farms. rancho.
everywhere Write 20 buy sell or
trade Land Buy ars' Guide. Mckinney.
Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-14

10 ACRES 10 100 600 aero farms. ranches
everywhere write 20 buy sell or
trade Land Buy ars' Guide. Mckinney.
TEXAS