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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04
NEXT WEEK IS
THE BIG FAIR WEEK

On Tuesday, September 9th, the
Audubon county fair will open. The
first day will be given over to pre-
liminary preparations and the ar
| ranging of the various exhibits.
The second day, Wednesday, will
be children's dav and the event will
be in full swing. There will be
large list of free attractions such as
few county fairs have, also a large
program of racing, stock showing
| and amusement of various kinds.
The Audubon band will furnish the
music on this day, both afternoon
and evening. This will be one of
the big days in Audubon county his
tory so don't fail to attend.
The third day, Thursday, will be
Extra day. There will be many
| things of especial interest to people
from the south half of the county
besides the regular racing, stock ex-
hibit and free attraction program
The Brayten, Kimballton and Audu-
bon bands will be in attendance
and make things lively during the
| day and evening. Everyone in this
part of the county should make ev-
| cry effort to make this THE BIG
| DAY.
The fourth and last day, Friday,
there will be the final award of
prizes. A large and complete list
| of free attractions, racing and
! amusement. Come to the fair and
enjoy yourselves, met your friends
and neighbors and go home feeling
fully repaid for the time spent in
| attending.
|. There will be night shows on
Wednesday and Thursday nights
featured with the Thearle- -Duffield
display of fireworks, "Rottling up of
| Zebrugge Harbor." If you come to
the fair stay for the night shows. If
you don't come to the fair come to
the night shows and which ever you
| do you'll never regret.
The Baby Show is expected to be
| one of the biggest features of the
| fair and many entries have been
made. The prizes will be awarded
wholly on the basis of health and il
you have good Wig healthy baby
better enter it and see if you can't
| win first prize.
The exhibits this year are the
| biggest ever known in the history of
| the fair The fine new hog house
has been completed and is the finest
| to be found on any county fair
ground in the state 1t is 62x12O
| feet and has one hundred and eight
pens, every one of which has been
1 taken The exhibit of hogs will be
larger than anv ever seen at a fair
with the exception of the state fairs.
The cattle and horse exhibits far
exceed the ones of former years and
practically all the stalls have been
filled.
There will be special exhibit
from the state game and fish depart
ment and large collection of war
relics furnished by the returned SOL
diers over the county.
The grain and poultry exhibits
will be large and there will be num-
| erous interesting displays in the
| art hall
All through, this is the biggest
/. fair the county has ever held and
with decent weather every person in
the county should attend one or
more days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

Mrs. Henry Wonsmos nee Han
nah GUIDE went to Audubon Fri
day where Mr.. Wonsmos has furn-
ished a home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

j. T. Kearney left Sunday on a
fishin "Trip. He expects to be gone
a week. Mr.. Rippev of Audubon Is
working at the Kearney Pharmacy
during Jacks absence in order to
take care of the prescription end of
the store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

Mrs. Howard Herrick returned
Friday to her home in Wisconsin af-
ter visit here. Her little daugh-
ters Ruth and Frances will stay
here at the home of their grandpar-
ents, Boy Herrick and wife during
the winter while their mother is at
tending college, completing her mu-
sical course.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

Mr.. Frank Ba1lou received word
Monday of the death of his sister,
Mrs. John Somers of Ames, Iowa,
that day Funeral services were
held yesterday. in Audubon. We
extend sympathy to the bereaved
relatives.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04
EXAMINATION FOR
MAIL CARRIERS

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation for the county of Audu-
bon. Iowa to be held at Audubon ON
September 27, 1919 to fill the posi-
ton of rural carrier at Audubon,
Extra and Gray and vacancies that
may later occur on rural routes
from other post offices in the above
mentioned county. The examina-
ton will be open only to citizens
who are actually domiciled in the
territory of a postoffice in the coun-
ty and who meet the other require
ments set forth in Form No. 1917.
This form and application blanks
may be obtained from the offices
mentioned above or from the Unit
ed States Civil Service Commission
at Washington, d. G. Applications
should be forwarded to the Commits
sion at Washington at the earliest
practicable date.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

4 John vande Brake was business
visitor in Des Moines the last of the
week, returning home Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

Frank Gault came home from
Milltown, S. D., last week after
spending the summer with L. D.
Varney and family.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

Grace Watson of Anita visited
last week at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. John Bishop.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

Peter Spirup son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Spirup arrived home
last week from France. He has been
in the service for two years and is
glad to get back to Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04
T|CE

All Sale date for Roy Jones, Auc-
tioneer or Jones & Jensen can be
made at Kearney Drug Store, Exi-
ra, Iowa. Also dates for A. w.
Harvey, Clerk, who will clerk sales
anywhere. lady. If
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

Mrs. Will Eckles of Alton visited
recently in this city with friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04

A baby girl was born to Peter
Mulgaard and wife recently.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04
NOTICE

NOTICE
Owing to the funeral Of
w. J. Lancelot, late editor
of The Journal, occurring
yesterday afternoon, we are
compelled to issue the paper
one day later this week,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-09-04
CHRIS JOHNSON

Closing Out Sale, 2 IL miles
west Of Extra, Wednesday, septem-
Der Oath.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
STRlCIER RULES
FOR AUTOS vnoeD

Radical changes IN tho c'Y ordi-
nenr~s governing rlnishnent of per-
sons who violate automobile rsgula-
'tcns are reccu, N. ntcd hv \ y. Nun
dcn, Judge II the mIniclp.l court OF
Oh lahoma CITY.
Following tho suggestion ~ tire
mayor. here~tter persons convicted {"
srecding Will hc ordered when possi-
bic % yisl, a cl,y mofgue and riev the
dead body e' any one killed IN an
ai'ssroble nceia.nt
The rule vas TO have been followed
y.stsrAsy afternoon IN the case OF
CHARLES ois-, hut the only speeding
cse was continued In ths morning
until tcjsy,
Judge Munsen declared the order vii
hsip hut he also advocates systsmat'r'
ing the punishment sishlishinG In
crcsslns fines ana Imprisonment f0
speed NJ and csreicss arriving
A meeting of the mayor, police Of.
ti~isis and Judge Mundsn may be held
this week to discuss the proposed
changes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
D0nnEllY'S father
IS DEAD At NORMAN

owen Donnr,ly. father o, ulse Don
nelly. oofnn issionsr ~ flnsncc OF ~.
lahona Cit' disd o, his nom. In Nor.
man o. 10 o'rioes tsU nlrht from oid
age. He vss - years old,
First news ~ hU fathers las, Illness
rssohs- Mr.. Donneiiy shIls he Was a.
NJ cAie,'er with tho volunteer co@l min.
srs srd he hurried hscs and hss been
In Normsr since then. ils mother "a
slso seriously III With pneurion,a
ossn Dounelly came 10 Eormsn
from Missouri twelve ears $50 ana
WAS a farmer near that city snl, a
few years ago hen he retired nnd
moved to norman Ne has been In q
serious condition most his yenr.
lie Il survived by Mr Donr.ily
owen " ~ Norman. Mrs Rsipn
HatdIe. yof Sor'phn. and Mrs. John
Mitchell, ~ MAnxun. Oklshoms. and
ME wife. The urerai en- he held st
10 o'clock ,omnrrus morning and ne
viii be buried in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
PHOTOS POPULAR
GIFTS THIS YEAR.


~ ."r ar n.al unsp,sI sou have
90, faler olt v''n rrur '.st giH. you
rN receive m return for your con-
yenrotN Joo, r" u.'s uhotp of her
hsr-,Ir o. me ba'rr 'orl mia CHRIST
ms
i'oFay PICTURES 't.s scar are letter
In are m1teIni .as and ltIce. ae-
rori.rS 'n 'Fr's ..t H.H
Gr's who wore br' ab,s % send pic
tirss 10 elaborate aa they des.fsd last
year because . government rcstric'
lions Dn tIt rI| HN give 'i'-n
s1rIsfh.-e i- ita ,'t.'0 'ii-a-doren Va.
~ rIS pp"
one sudo making moth ns lss
'hau 'tt-.a .tuttn r-'ur,s, WITH an
srarr ~ nrarly ~ a dozen THIS
studio tNsrbe.l s,iy siitrss ~e 3
da-ig ihe holiday picture weeks. on
seiu'f7r rnf SUNDAY. = st'k az, sli'
'rcr fHr mo-" 'tep 80 worth ot pie
turrs W,rs :. rHl,f
Photographers ssy that while the No''
urre Of trade is hardly Ne great THIS
yea- - durirr tho war wears the oia-s
o, Nrfk II ~ much better that total
business 10 greater than hsfore
BOOKING ,i'iints tor Christmas pic
,ures wa- s,on,inu'd st many r'u'
dies nearly tao weeks ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
COTTON


NEW ORLHANs. DsA ie--fhs Mers
active moaths ia the esefsa market were
10 10 potnss Atshes sreued the epoaiag
to-day. but i,avidatioe Of coatracNo aeNoht
during the duilness Of yesterday oooN ~
In and vsiues saGssd under H. AZ ths
end ef the first half hour VI business the
trading months were ~ TO ~ points iewet
sAAa The fSsal pvto~s Of Yesterday. The
wAdestess u ths market was steady ou
the aa6ehncsmsat thai buuketins Of fov
sign vsDsh asv tied ~ 10 American
paete euuld 10 ahead.
fNs marhst nsmsd up rapidly % ths
higher feseiea ssshanes retss sna late n
ths nssHses stced q saiss. Of ~ to =
tra1eA As high As " seots. The eoas,
wl0 clearance frsW 0alvsstcn Of lS.s3t
hsles atvreted ssass attso@acn - indicat.
~ conilassd issprsvensat n the esAl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10 1919

sHas snd the implo'pm,nt ~ fyfoso
rtrhAnEs
Tho market turned nfmor iaisf In Us
upthIHs eH dystgpmsrt ~ moderate
demand fpr b'trWtrf. NiIUh uu.uky sFnt
ins pfltr ~ ihai dellssTb Up Ia ~ p0c, ~
:. points tri Fhff THIS sNiitunl
stimulated tu}lur Df JanuAD, shl'h spld
Hp ip 30 t.., tf Inltit riut" infl
rlia closing psnIHu"n, Whls hfff rtHH.
'ft ifuD months sNuR't FaitH ~ ~ n "
H.pN THt buinsn at'trte " lpuii,fn
.uli Rdf.'s promoted ihr adNab's, Nhilf
'Hf's r,s Hlsn iuirr fu tals " 'F'N
% nsy rHtEH t.uIIurIs at1 fAtNri
sHF.s r'ipnr hAt 'f,lus Nri icon sr
IaNH 20 futn0' shine. tt' ~ gtaiu arA
cotton 20 Iuglsrd snd ftsn,e,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
SOUTHERN LEAGUE is
PLANNING 1920 SEASON

MINlIIis Ts'r. l,r ~ ~ ftta
Hi 90 H.N.u. .pHysr rule aud the pf0-
100 'Hr' last season nilil vnH undrtot.
uiu'i wh,u sou'hsrn association offs
las Ht 'nuHg tl, annual meeting o.
.'u lear here. vent TITO EEscuiI 70
r'Hs pn iu p'rf,ct Hans Tor the l1.0
.nrdnt rfH' Wh'rh 10 hls been dr ~
~. WIl 'cg'n Am 10 and c1nelst ot
10 y mes
Aurp. emsnt NbH mad. In 81 arCe
~ d1s.- IN r'ipg ma 7 % md b IN
Z nipihriy q reed uron Ms me - A.
lut fHr MT .01snn with zach club
a.ut,d fifteen payeis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
CASH FORFEIT POSTED
FOR LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT

NEW YORK. Dec n .- The llght.
Wlrht 'hlm lpushlp tllt AZ New ,isyrn
nest u'pU'h between Kenny Leonard
Hud 10 mn buhi'r hos today h'rn
,0n hHl slIh ihc pusiug " q 800 Tor
fh ty ,t,u lut,r
1h' nrl.lrs rnll fpt ~ round bout
Iu"unr ~ and ne BOXERS hly" sRfe'd
10 rrrh o., louudH ~ p.'lo0h On th'
70 fn1"u ~ lir nsht The bout ~
." ~ a decision 10 bs determined b. ~
.'rfrts' nnd tvs idYtH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
GRAIN
Cal(;AaO.

vs,es ss,.iccsd IN ,es corn msrss, To-
day YES asestbsA chiefly V iiGhtness OF
rsesspts and 10 predictions that II voald
tahs ssvssai weeks for railroads 10 move
sss0s,ent esvW 10 pssss . burden on val
We. After opening unchspsed 70 Nc
higbss, With ysRvaSy tf.is 10 SiyssS, ana
Msy ti.so 20 etiiH. corn scored q na
tsrisl uptSrn all srouaA
Oata wsev N esed demand. principally
fso0 Qese5atsvs. opsniss fgures. which
san0e4 esom the same - yesterdays I'm.
~ y - olghss, ineludisa Nay st siSc
10 NxG -Wsss felisSed By . moderate
general sAvsWes.
Pvevts1sas roes with hoss and srs,s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
BETTER HIDE THAT STILL
IT'S LIABLE TO LEAVE YOU

JEFFERSON CITY. No. Dec. is.
A small STIR used for testing
alcoholic contents Of b<sr, II became
known today. was stolen last night
frum the office os State beverage
Inspector Mostly. 4 booh IN how
10 dlstll Shlsky at home" also 10
re~orted % missing.
The hs,tsf 10 held hssv that some
Individual With . thIrse for moon
shine" 10 responsible for the hsst.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

NLW YORK.. bee ~. spetth IRA n,
'ro'h.n gHnirs b.trorn ysie, iiaI.afI
uti i'rure or rlSi season will he aided
u f0"pRirE the plnyerr hy numbers iuf
'hH fIN tim" Harvard md Princeton
Up"0 irih ,p'u" out 'pr ne numbering
fai.m lhl t1Io rfHis predicted TO-DAY
lh,' emo l,uc players viii he uubb"fe
I,If f.|I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
CITY REAL, gsrAT' yos SALE

rnrsr PROPERTIES ARR WORM
WIilit LOOKING At. All. or
ANY uNE 4 SPLENDID
lNNESTMENT
$1,000 b.room. California bungalow
Rorth lre
q 900 s.roon. California bunsslow
East i2lh. with gtfnse. drivewny
5000 9.room home. West I'm
$4,000 cash viii handle
10000. sfoon home nehr shsna
Ger line
% 900 sfoom home. wsst 7ih
u eo0 cash Will handle
$500. s.room home Yves, 10Th no
game
1900 s.room home. near Llnwooi
car line
Si?50 s.room home. n0f,hws,t sec
oon Of clv $500 down.
Sif.Cco, apartment nat and a =.
n I'm hou,e Income ilso per month.
Si,lso each. homes ON es,t aide ~
ei'J. either 500 down, balance iisc
rent
o. 500 dupl,r hou, room. rrsl
floor, rooms second. garages 1900
vii handle
40 600 apartments. steam hcatc'
Nat. fine proposition
$4,000 heau,lful bungalow. Classcn
boulevard,
~ 100; elegant bungalow 0fiaiifornii
style garage. driveway. haNm.nt
$3.50 good Z room homo with bAs.
ment and furnace, nofth part Of cib
1900 Two fiv,.toon Oklnhoma nun
GaloNs % q corner. close In
q 500. two five. room Oklahoma
evnsAlovr On corner lnduttfi,l al
ditnn half cash or Liberty bonds.
1850 dup'sr hous: rooms carh
apartment. closs 10. o. 900 ash.
$1,000 ,.rooru. modern home. Yves,
|. ls,b street
ED ~ sEMANs 4 co
:os Coitofd nldR Walnut 1,S,
n. " Van Hook
onre. wsirur ,giS Re, Nspl. ,sl'.p
a A.. ',,iI,n; w,,,',; sl E,,1,' w,i,',; psp'.
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

EAST 1T. LOUIS NJ. Dec is--Hons
rsesipta is,eeo. IS to jSc higher. top,
Ntio; buih. Sisio0itii. heavy, ts7sa
is.ss: Hsdiani, siisoVitss: light, oii %
eltil: pigs. ni1seiiia q
cArfLT; reesipts. S.sss; slow TO lever.
choice heavy s'esrp, tiT1SVi - IS n me
diuns eiiisOiT 10. 2nmnsn, t,.ssvfieo
ehsies ltehts, litpo6fose; common. y 90
ettst. butcher heifrrN efS0noe.
eesA 0Mtiiee, esnners nitvt 80;
eaives. ols.etWs.s feeders, " toe I, 90.
stoekssa esfSgieso
sHEEP. receipts 1000 siow - steady
ism,s iSTsSisTS culis 8 600 -, IS,
y.srl,nS w.thtts. tl,ieTi'so cho,oe
ewes. ts;e0sf;. eulls 81 ioa seo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
TEACHERS 70 DISCUSS 'T,
REVISING, CONSTITUTION

~ rrp.lder -, aon NJ ~ rcnrs'tu-
ton the 'lig toachera s~n,istlon ~fM
meet ili0y al tho nigh snhDol 'rp.
mitlto. ~ shi,h t. I, 'urion pm.
clrh Of Washington Ech"oi, " umt-
nAn. viii trl,ori .urr.s,sd mos.
which must be- ihhicd ,eh diys le'
fore .arft0n H. iHsfn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
SOLDIER IS INJURED
WHILE CH0PplNG WOOD

,ouuE -nli yhOse name cWgi v
rH' D.. i,-rr.i firi'ly injured hiosIi
today ~ rutilnr his ioo, Nth an Hse
while 'h0pling wood with tbe crew
tfnt vent ~ tno humping station Ia
ds4 no Rus taken 20 The University
nHeri ~ rri lrft Immediately amer
ts Vnunda we're dfer~od
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

KAHuAo ciTY. Dee, &c AsH
WHEAT; uHe,nnssd 70 81 ,owrr; No
hard. tsssOfps, No :. t,Ss~sfs; No
I red, - si1;si; No. .. SaEesse.
IssiM; No . white, U.s;i No. /: ys''
low. uN. OATS: asost steady No
white. noaiHr; No. . mised, fsase
No. Z rsd. si6ssc, RYE: u.ssei.ta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec 10 --hnOs receipts
$4,000, mostly 7so higher blik uittg
ltgO. top. iitlo heavy, ti3stdit6o
meimm. ti3fSutti0 nsh,. tii.gs9
1890 pigs. tifsogtito
CATTLE reesipts. .s,oes lower, choice
heavy steers, tts % v 20 10: medium. ti5 IS
SiTiS. oommbo. N.teWic choice
lights, tit.TtH 80 conBcn " 1td
i?7t butcher hefsrs, s9S9i, 80 to~s
% oodiaiS Gamers 1900 80. 90 calves.
Ns,segiT ~: feeders. ti.sssig0g stock
err, " GOT 0.s
ti'fswiI's tulis yii:e0 Is 90 choice
swes. 1ssoei 10: cuiia ~ ko9iTs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
aEAL estate WANTED

~>>A~~~r>~~~'~~~>>~s~e s~es~s~~>>>>>sr-~~N~~~~s>~
NAVE ssyers sUf smail apaftr.sn,
hsasee; aso . q o. hpnonisvs
r u, Phsnncs wsiast Nh
WANT q ~ . l-sssq kS1SS 3 1za
~ q ciG noNk n iSiS ~ oi,sss
- ss'ases = sss~sstA AAe's
m have ysy.p ssss AZ EssSm
vs!.s; I!is Ss:s ! Csrs.s =
wlll ~. sssa supss. Z = S.sesl
oyose1osS hs,ses peRth q teoA os0e
n o(opm, - psyemeqN; eneo osoun1
0A e4sNs J.loA u. oAsoA
vAs3p-!ssA 60. - ase-rssa
g.. : EWksa prsissssG ~
k3tI:!:s = =
-; Z:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Il1U ETitILT HOME
rhis home l- iOcstod near thr
rl,sscn cai line. on West iuh
street. south front. II has eight
Ists" foums. foui scpsiute b'd
foons. a large hath, all bu'ii
In features, oak floofs full
basement with combination
fufnare, slate isundfy trays.
tso 'ull lots. phyins nearly paid
out onc hall block ~ good cAt
sof,ire THIS IL = real good
home at moderate price. y,
GO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
MIDDAY STOCKS
NV yORk sTHk LIST

I'll. f1fIouirg au,,aiio,s. ~ N.v York
markets. " 20 i-fl 4 W tuiry strr
,e lpiisi by Ueu.fon. i1ti- Company, ~
.urtA IrryAdNhYi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
CITY RGAL ESTATE yOs sALs
VII HAVE ron IMMEDIATE
lUHhEhhIUN

n yrfy hlph grade M lefn
home. clps. In on " lNh
street. located ~ : hfg' ".
s1,iOh fhls hum. 10 finished
IN nld lyurY through ~ MI
nav unP Dufa ~ lnfge pain
tunn wa lHfg' sleeping " fcii.
-. basement Aod furnace NJ
rage mi ffl'swsl, al-o ser
wants fonm W. are pfl'ink
M, home fuf siont deal lees
than 1, Would rdW cost 10 bulld
the rouse slone The lot
would krll to-day fof ! 900
phred fof quick gnle. only
ll- 300
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

NEW ycex. psA I'D. z. t.,:,s.l
::,s,. :.s;s .s s::s.:: 81 s: =; .s: =: .ss :s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Sr EpuS pcc. 10 The ~ LOUIS
Hlu'n|s V'll depart February ~ n'H'.
if IrINbs le, TeSos Nhcfo thrr
pre- season training vii he hrb Pes 10
d nj. Manager Brnnrh Hickey sn.
noun cd to aY rihns are under way
Mr. lu,key Ali. 20 play seventeen "r'
hihit.on r0uss Win the rhihd-lph a
imsrlyar. IN Tr,as ard nloHg N" road
tom" The Athletics viii train at Lane
th.flCa Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

W.ieh In 81 lovis-A L. wrirh.
s'hte inHufarce commission Il IN
- isui. for few dsys on official
aualnees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
Steer TOP IS
$3.50 TODAY
Hogs Go 10 Gents Lower.
With Peak at $3.50,
TUESDAYS mECrIpr-

CATTLE The rsfl'' vas stsAig =" =.
rents lower Win q r.ffI tr ~ - 'I
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Prices - lHa ,afiHus g'd.s u caitl
sf~ HppfotlntutsiT as f0ii1ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

A FEW OF orr IIsrISGs
LARGE CoRNlR o WEST EIDE;
LOT icoHi;9
10 rooms modern. hardwood floors
large basen-n, snd furnace. and 10 q
I'd buy at price. 1890. Terms
AEHoPL "a
on Ciassen, one of tho high class
ONES; all finish With basement.
hnd can he bought on terms. Price
u2.Joe; 10, 75sls,.
s.ROoM HOME
Basement ard furnace Al old tiu.c
price; near Stiles PARK. $500.
A FINE nMcK HcIE
. rooms, oak finish; large basement
and furnace; garage; located near
tiles tNnSn by appointment
ROOM. OAK FINISH: =,
SOUTH FRONT; FINE LocA-
TiON. $3.50.
s.RooM BuTv BRICK
Pine iocation on Test side on corner
facing south and east; oak finish. large
no assmsat and furnace. This 10 = good
boy On tsrrns. lI.Soe.
s-Roox MODERN. OAK FINISH
all built In features. In Butler place.
facing south: quick sale; es,see.
. ROOMS on HARRISON AVE.
Near stiles park: ven located. good
home: price W.sos: soms terms.
s.RooM. S.sroRy
close IN. "a North DurissA; li.ees 'essh
~ "a '''"' TO 's'': ''is' S''''' nyl.s
~ 2. TIN
fSaiN CORNER
houses. cns e.resa and sesptae
porch, large basement; furnace; bssiit
Ia refrtosfator; yocd vel and clsisva.
doshls garage. hsuss in rear; s:5oom
Nso4ern. facing sasti ioeo0e o1lb pr
msnth; prise Vie.eee, trmA
AuREiius SWANSON COMPANY
ksaJ INC. Estate
Cali Mr. Mckee. Wslaut lIi. I, /.
Wills. after Office houS. walPut tess,
walnut Sasl
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wISANs ADDITION

We ~ rys hnvs under con
siU,,iiDn mo 7 s'ory huuts
and high rilsu bungalows lte
member 90 rbn select your
building s'is In mis- nigh 'lHH7
iddllrn W. are hcHdquat J"f1
fIr WiuHnH m.
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THE ciassES co. SPECIALS.


THE Ci.AsSES co. SPECIALS,
Now 10 umo 10 buy 4 bulidng
site. either on terms ~ Tor cash. aud
get ready ~ build IN the spring. Bulld.
81 two ana three Years ago.
We quote below . tsw building sites
Nh.ch ~ n and know 10 pc sooa
!, AWs and below the market. Any Of
1kSm are worth investisauon
ounsalpw site: Nosthwsse On cor
psr, sidsxaik on both sides paid
10 school; good car service:
paved street jesitO eps only I 80
!, = vssi: h,sh ana sishiiyI on cor
= Aet. "a, q paid 81; Sidewalk
n = and psid for; nce shsAs trees
ST only. .....n,.,,..,........ s9o
d cjsss % Boulc,srd. on tavsd
risht up against bsauuiui
hones u l,,,.u.........,, 100
3ursaios. s.o-aory or Duplex
site: o. West i2lh. eiose 10
= ban u aks paid for; Tl!lt be.
~ eHeeus swc eaedsorae hemes; ..
sssss 70 school. tor oaH' l.eo
yis. hon. sn.; On vosr,..n,A
- srret; risiIt IN the heart a ne
3 r.r'aenss es, &c" rs.,ns PAID
" ssr ve iwsi zee,
SNm ses,ue ono ot I'VE eWs
nAncssmest hcmssi 0N ~ -
seaIly So!tn t;Wo; evt our
escc usth the first q 'hs year ..
y ony "''''''''''''''''''''' @ao0
A@ftmsnt 80; 1enlse - conev;
sisn, On cosd ssr rn:; within
~ SaIhinE distance o. ths ctsa.
- csn,S; psrn9 on sc!n
aAss ~ ~: n!cs 49, trsss;
- - the really eoee Apert-
@ - q A'asss cAr"' o..
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