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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
HOUSE VOTES 721O TO END DRY DEPARTMENT IN 1922
"lAkE ME AS ALLIES VC7HDH' CABLES CROWN PRINCE
WORLDS BIGGEST MERCANTILE COMPANY IS FORDlEL
How Delegates Voted
to Abolish Dry Office

The recorded vote I'm the Hou.c
yesterday on tho Deans nuh.fIt,,fs
resolution to terminate the Office OF
the yirEInIa Prohibition Commits
siOner on September 1, 1922 ,ya. as
follows:
AyES.
UI,;r
bolton McSutt
Bondurant MoGett
BOothe NoIand
bOschcn Norris
bowlcs Nottingham
y. Sinclair nrown Owen
ayo Z. Brown Ozitn
Ce.nI padEett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

IN Inc issue OF the Merchants' Jour.
mn nni wnish rtine will be published this week.
the operations of the corporation +
was stated last night Merchants In
every every part Of the South are particu-
competition will result, the effect or
Wnich may have much bearing upon
future merchantile operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
DEFEAT STATE ROAD
SYSTEM EXTENSION
Senate Votes II to Is Against
Adding Mileage to High
way Program.
GOOLRICK LEADS IN FIGHT
Bill Providing for New Improve
ments Recomrnitted After
Debate in Upper House.
GooLRICK LEADS IN FIGHT

Disapproval of attempts to add
mileage to the state highway system
without the specific recommendation
of tho State Highway Commission was
Expressed yesterday when the Senate
rccommitted ono Of series OF bills.
which. 1t was declared, would wreck
the system established at the special
session OF the General Assembly. The
bill was recommittcd by the narrow
margin of two votes out OF total
OF thirty-two.
Senaor G. O'Concr Gooirick. 1T Fred
committee that recommended the pro-
posed system Of roads. lead the fgh;
for the recomnttment of the bill.
which was supported by Senator Rison.
t;-vorably by the Senate Roads and In
tcrnal Navigation Committee. Senator
Ferguson; Ferguson; of AR tAs]ppom,atox. who is also
system. supported Senator Risons
light TO advance his bill on the
Vote Prsves Close.
Practically the whole session was
taken up with the discussion of Sena-
tor Goolrick's motion TO recommitt.
Efforts to stave off action by adjoura-
nent werc balked. and on the vote,
seventeen favored the motion anl
fifteen opposed. The vote follows.
For Reeommitment Against Reeommi,-
Cannon Booker
Deal BYRD
Drcwrp Corbitt
Epcs Crockett
,;ooirick Early
Grava,t Ferguson
GunU Garrett
Holt lIanSinEcr
.I.tfreys IlenIng
Irerdy Oliver
Miller Profit
Mills Risou
Paul Rohartson
pendicton West
Jtuuscll Woodsop
4 rrInkle
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-27

The coal producing conditions in
Utah, except for some slight disahili-
ties nt the mines. remains unchanged.
Output reports indicate production
around 800 per cent, with trausporia-
ton losses accounting for about half
the shortage.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-27
ALMOST A MIRACLE, IS
THE CHANGE IN HER
HEALTH
ILLINOIS WOMAN GIVES HER
EXPERIENCE WITH TANLAC.
Suffered Long Time-LJss Interes.
In Life-Food Acted Like Poison
Had to Stop Eating-so Nervous
Had TO Muffle Telephone Bell
Now Sleeps Like Child.

"For the benefit of thousands who
are suffering from stomach trouble
and a rundown condition / want 10
tell Of the wonderful results | have
gotten from Tanlac," said Mrs. Lena
Swanson Of 100 North Madison
street, Peoria, Ills. cit was eight
years ago that my stomach got out of
order and my healt began to fail, -
she continued. FINALLY / got to feel
ing 30 bad that / lost interest in ev.
erything and got no pleasure out of
life. Nv food acted like poison to my
system and / would bloat up with gas
and suffered agonies. Ny heart
would fluttcr until i was almost
faint and at times / would get 80
dizzy the house seemed 10 be whirling
round. / had to almost stop eating
and became 30 weak 10 was all / could
do 10 get about the house. Ny nerves
were so shattered even the ringing of
the telephone upset me and / had "a
muffle IL. ! slept very little and
sseldom woke up in the morning with.
ont a dull. nagging headache
"My brother had gotten such fine
results from taking Tanlac that he
talked me into trying IL and | im.
proved remarkably with the very
first bottlc-got 10 / could eat and
sleep better Now after taking five
bottles my friends tell me / am the
picture of health. ] can eat anything
even boiled meats, cabbage and
picklcs-without bit of trouble with
my stomach. Ny nerves are enlu
and sleep like a child every night.
have gained twenty pounds in weight
and never grow tired Of praisiur
| Tanlac.
Tanlnc is sold in Price by the Pric,
Drug company and by the leading
druggist in every town.-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-27

There is a lot Of protest against the
prohibition law, but women and chill
drcn don Z seem 10 be taking very
active parts in Il.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-27

The busy man has much 20 do and
does Il. The busybody has little 10 do
and docsn { do that
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-27

When q man il said to be of doubt
ful age there Is no DOUBT about e.
he's Old.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-27
UTAH COAL OUTPUT IS
HIGH; CONDITIONS
NORMAL
SITUATION IN EAST Is NOW
RECOVERING.

Production Large, and Demand In
tenso-All Production Absorbed at
once-Car Situation Slightly I'm
proved-New Embargo order Has
Good Schedule Short.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-08-27

CONTINUED on Page seven)
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delivered There are one or two things.
however, disclosed z in the measure
which we are inclined to notice and to
make some comment upon inasmuch as
some might be misled by what was
stated. i 81 - 81
Ell The criticism offered against party
fealty is sonnet thing which we cannon
approve A republican form OF govern
9lnent must necessa rilys be conducted by
sceive OF any other method must necesi
sarily be q dreamer. This fact has the
support Of the leading statesmen Of the
country. not only now but ever since
the Organization of the government.
4 Such men as George Washfng ton,
Thomas j Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton
James Madison, James Mdnr9e ana all
the early statesmen are on record IN
favor OF this idea. n
We understand the criticism !. was
made by the mayor because certain fac
tors in the republican party mad ndvO.
Gated standing by the nomination Of
the candidate for mayor at the repubH-
car, caucus and the criticism in the
message was to condemn these repub-
flicans and to favor the boilers. NJ
When a man Is placed in Office as q
candidate of reputable party he has
a support back Of him which an indie.
pendent candidate does not have. Party
pride is q factor, which enters into the
records Of public officials and no man
can be indifferent to; the obligations
which he owes, his party as well ms tc
his country. s sf5
The republicans OF Denison this year
in caucus assembled nominated as q
candidate for mayor a man who had
been prominent in business and whose
record from a moral standpoint was not
.obtect ionable. The srepubli lean party
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sHERIFFs SALE

Notice is hereby given, that by viz.
tue of a special execution, by me di-i
rected, issued out of the ONCE of the,
clerk of the district court OF Iowa, in
and for Crawford county, upon a judg.
ment rendered IN said court IN favor;
Of Gibson & Rogers. q coipartnership,
composed of w. H. Gibson and Bruce
Rogers), and against Herbert Suffer.
have levied upon the following describ.
ed personal property OF the said Herbert
Suffer, towit:
One model 75-T Overland touring car.
serial number 141S1, and that on the
1st day of May, A. d. 1920, at 2:3O
o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at
the court house in DehisOn, Crawford
county, Iowa. / will proceed to sell said
property, or so much thereof as may DO
necessary, to satisfy said execution
amounting to three hundred thirty.two
and 51-100 ($332.51) dollars, debt, TWEEN.
ty-one and 62-100 ($21.62) dollars. Lat.
-torneys' fees, and seven and $500
t$7.35) dollars. costs, together with lin.
terest and accruing costs; at public alic.
ton to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated A,ril 5, go.
A.. C. GREENE,
14-2t Sheriff Crawford County, Iowa,
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SOLDIER ITEMS
$3.50 ~ = : \ \ \ : =

E y. 5 y 4 y y
Will Lii, C..P. Baker and A. J. Carl
son motored to Sioux City Tuesday tt
transact business, returning home or
Thursday. NJ .It& 4
Mrs. John Bowers. of Battle Creek
spent several days of the past week a,
the Louis Otto home. 8
Emil Kroll was a business caller al
the Mcguire home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Streck spent las
Wednesday in Danbury visiting rela
tives. 5gs
Otto THU transacted business in Ids
Grove Wednesday, 1s..r
Mr.; and Mrs. VIM. Kroeger and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Henry Schwine
dorf home near Charter Oak.
Mrs. Carl Grell and daughter, Minnie
spent Saturday in Denison
Miss Nilnlah Baker spent the week
end at the parental, c. p. Baker. home
returning to her school duties in Dan
bury Monday morning.
Louis Otto attended a trustee meet
ing in Ricketts, Monday.
Walter Otto, Louis Otto, Gus Krol
and Will Knoll attended a Farmers I'm
ion meeting in MapietOn Wednesday.
Leroy Bartels spent Saturday at the
home Of his uncle, Max Bartels.
Paul KNOB attended church in Rick
etts Sunday,
I. Mr.. and Mrs. Win Kroeger and fam
lily spent Sunday evening at the VIII
Truelsen home.
Irene and lola Mesenbrink, of Deni
son, spent Saturday at the Louis Otto
home. . 4
Mrs. Will Knoll and son, Edwin, spent
Monday at the Louis Otto home.
Mrs Albert Ladendorf spent the
week end at, the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Albert Foster. near Mapleton.;s "
Miss Hazel Bartels spent Saturday al
the home Of her cousin, Esther Lii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Mesenbrink, Of
Denison, spent a couple of days of the
past week at the VIII. Kroll, home.
Adolph Stier was caller at the, Jas
McGrath home Sunday. 4s f
Miss Mary Fleishman spent Sunday
at the home Of shsr.S parents near Dan
bury.
lily, of Danhury, spent Monday at the
Louis Otto home. }st (.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE

State of Iowa, Crawford County, ST.
In Probate. ~
In the matter of the estate Of An.
drew McCaffery, late Of Crawford coun
ty, deceased.
Notice of Appointment Of Executrix
/ With VIII Annexed.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
eth day Of April, 1920, the undersigned
was duly appointed executrix with will
annexed of the above entitled estate
and all creditors Of said estate are mott
fled to file their claims in the office Of
the clerk of the district court, in and
for Crawford county, Iowa, within one
year from the date of this notice, nc.
lcording to law, and have the same al
lowed and ordered paid by the said
court, or stand forever barred there.
from.
Dated this 7th day of April. 1920.
MAGGIE McCAFFERY,
Executrix with VIII Annexed.
Conner Z Powers, q
Attorneys for Estate. 14-3t
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was strong enough to have, elected him
against all opposition, but there were
enough republicans bolted his nomina.
ton to defeat him and the message OF
the mayor approves of the boilers can.
didate and condemns those as politicians
unworthy of credit because they sup.
ported their party candidate.
If the mayor was speaking from his
experience as a democrat alone and
that one could have been justified in
deserving the democratic party to sup.
port him as an independent candidate
for mayor, we are not so we'll qualified
to speak as in the case Of a republican
deserving his candidate to support an
independent candidate. II
The history Of the republican party
and the great and patriotic work which
it has performed in this country and
the pages Of history it has fllumined by
its record and by the names of the
great and historical characters such as
Abraham Lincoln, General Grant, j. G.
Blaine James A. Garfield, William Nc,
Kinley and Theodore Roosevelt permits
the faith Of a republican in his party
from being shaken by the assaults which
We're made upon it in the message.
While the mayor confines himself to
the business affairs Of the city we have
no criticism, but when he goes into the
domain of politics for the purpose Of
slamming the republican party by un.
fair charges we must register pro
test. III, AZ
Another thing which people take ex,
ception to in the message is the atti-
tude which the mayor assumes toward
the war and the American Legion. One
would think that the mayor had been
Ia special instrument in the hands of
providence in winning the war and the
chief hacker of the American. soldiers.
There are good many in Derlison who
resent this appropriation on the part
of the mayor. We had always supposed
that our people stood shoulder to shouls
der in backing up the boys at the front
and all that is necessary is to appeal TO
history to show that in this locality NC
one man has a right to have himself
mentioned as one who did more than his
share and more than his neighbor. se5s
What we have said is not with a de,
sire to find fault, but to tkeeppthe rec.
ord straight so that people will not be
misled ais to what the facts show. We
have believed and now believe that
when the 5efferxescence has. subsided
that the city adminiat ion will settle
down into "a businesslfke and sound nd
ministration. This is n tonsummation
s sss,.slav e b wished en- the part q
d Lets drop. the display and sensation
ana operate along lines OF soberness
and conservat ton. Y IN. II
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Edwin S, Gose. Of jefferson. ,candi-
date for auditor Of state, is in Denison
today meeting republicans with 9 view
of presenting his candidacy for this inn
[portant Office. Mr.. GUse was for many
years auditor of Greene county and has
been for several years deputy auditor
OF state, so that the Office is In line with
his training. He has "a B magnificent
character and is "a gentleman whose fit.
ness and awOrthiness for the Office have
been thoroughly tested.
The writer has known him for eigh.
teen or twenty years and knows that
he enjoys an enyiasle reputation IN his
home county. Crawford county cannot
make a, mistake In giving its support
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AM NOW LOCATED IN MINNESO.
ia and win sell my. 240 acre Wisconsin
stock and dairy farm fora$ 45 an acre;
miles to- g rantsburg, 20 miles to st.
Paul. Good house, two barns, silo and
other buildings. Nice grove, good wa.
ter; bearing orchard. telephone. fenced
and cross fenced. Some woven wire,
and meadow: some timber. S. 900 cash.
G. e. Lindeke. Sank Centre, MINI. Is "
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS

~
Word has been received here that
Lutte Tillett, formsrly Qf this place, is
and Mrs John Kepford, left here Fri.
day morning to go to his bedside. His
many old friends hope for his speedy
recovery. y, 81 Z
Mr.. and MRS. j. r. Welsh and son
Claude, went to Denison} Fhursday to
attend the funeral 81 Mr.. Mona nor. a
Letters from Mrs. Dan :Hetn,lllll ~
Excelsior Springs, No, state tia Il tsfle
is feeling better and herself aiS tlisl
band have. rentetf I. apartment and isrss
Fritz OiaiN SURPRISED his ne Ats 4 jbyy
arriving tFriday snights HE haa AsS eetf ia
Texas several weeks and has built q
house and has come back for his wife
and household, goods. preparatOry,. to
permanent settlement there. His new
house Is 14x1S with an enclosed sleep.
ing porch. They use no studding, just
boards outside and the whole raised a
foot or more from the ground for ven.
kilation. There are no cellarNss there.
Edinburg is the name Of hiss town tind
Effiesc0unty seat, 1t is gTowing 14pldly
many new houses In the course lSxbn.
str1lctt on. Much Of the work III alHne
livery stheal,ly by Nfexicans. they will
|piaat 10 fss e cabbage play III {
ceHtM and ttp6 &g3ne of set Ou(Ge for 8
(caRta, each onion a inches l6tt.s Mr.
Olsen likes II fine and expects 20 BE
/ VERY conteIitedf In his nj 3Ocat Hon. He
has the best wishes of his many friends
here.
Mrs. Garland Scott and lady friend
were Buck Grove callers Friday.
Rural Carrier Dougherty has pur
chased a motorcycle with side car tc
use carrying the mail when ne, cannot
use his car or team. He hopes thus tc
be able to make the route all the time,
DIR. BOnney has been very sick since
Thursday. but is somewhat better al
this writing. /;
Mrs. Grace Mccaffery and children.
of near Manila, We're over Sunday
guests of Mrs. John Griffin.
Miss Anna Griffin was an Omaha Wis
itor last week.
Mike Clinton, who went to Edinburg
Texas. the first OF March, is swinging
the paint brush and has all he can do.
John Ballard Is still acting as supply
man at Mapletop, but expects ito be
through there this week.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

State of Iowa, Crawford County.-In
Probate.
In the District Court Of iowa, in and
for Crawford County-Notice of the
Reading and probate of Will.
To Whom 1t May Concern:.
You and each of you are hereby mott
fled to appear at the. court house in
Denison. Crawford county, Iowa. on
the 18th day Of April, 1920. at 10 o'clock
"A. M, to then and there attend the pro-
bate Of an instrument in writing pur.
porting to be the last will and tesla
ment of A. c. Weeks. late of said coun.
you will appear and show cause. II any
you know. why said will should not be
admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, / have hereun.
to subscribed my name and affixed the
seal of the district court this 9Th day
of April, A. d. 1920.
(seaD j. w. MONAGHAN, 4
15-1t Clerk. =
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CHEAP FARM LANDS. FOR SALE
on easy terms, in small or large tracts,
will produce all the crops of the temp
crate zone, mild and remarkably
healthful climate. For particulars,
write r. d. Pierce. Bridgeport, Ala.
4-14t
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CARD OF THANKS

X Through the columns of the Review
we wish to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation to the many kind
friends who so ably assisted US during
the illness and at the time Of the death
of our beloved. husband and father, A.
c. Weeks. We wish also to thank those
who sent the beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs. A. c. Weeks and Family.
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II WE HAVE FOR SALE ON EASY
terms, improved farms with best of soft,
ranging in price from $50 to $50 per
acre: located in Becker, Mahnomen and
Otter Tail counties, Minnesota, known
as the lake region. For further partic.
ulars write Glaum s. Glaun, Detroit
MINI. ea1t-7t@
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WRITE ME TODAY FOR MY LAND
book with pictures; best in eastern
South Dakota. No crop failures; in rain
and corn belt. Paul Kohler, Milbank. s..
ID. 14-10t
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to this worthy gentleman, not only be-
cause of his superior fitness for the Of
flee, but because it is good politics in
view of the fact that Greene county is
in the same judicial and congressional
district with Crawford county.
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FOR QUICK SALE-HOUSE AND
lot, 2R blocks from heart of business
section, on paved street. Very desir.
able location. Seven room house, cleo
trio lights and running water. In good
state of repair. Exterior recently
painted. Interior freshly papered and
woodwork refinished. This property
will not be long on the market at the
price asked for 1t. "A real bargain to
insure quick sale. Inquire at Review
office. 31-tf.
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MINNESOTA LANDS

FOR sALE-16o ACRES CAss CO.;
Mimi. S. w. 4, Sec. 11-134-32. About
Is acres hay land; 500 cords wood; near
state highway. Staples and Motley 8
miles: Gov. ditch; $50 an acre: easy
terms. M. X. Bachman, owner 430 1st
Ave, Minneapolis, MINI. 15-2t*
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CHOICE 4SO ACRE s. d. FARM,
best of soil. good set buildings, $50 per
acre. $4,000 cash, balance 8 per cent
long time. +. M. Joslin, Frederick, s.
D. 13.5t$s
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SOUTH DAKOTA LANDl

IMPROVED AND & UNIMPROvED
farms for sale. Kingsbury, Miner, Ham
lin. Clark and Haakin counties, S. d.;
reasonable terms: trades considered.
Hans Setbacken & Son, Lake Preston,
8. d. 1874
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|. !. s 80 ss.ss VEGETABLE PLANTS
We expect to grow 10000 vegetable
plants this season for wholesale and re.
tail trade. Only the best varieties grown
and the same htgh quality will be main.
Timed. Ready from April 18th to
June 3Oth. II. y
GARBAGE: Early Jersey Wakefield.
Charleston Wakefield, Copenhagen Mar
ket. Is b
CELERY; White Plume, Self Blanch.
ing. &
Is TOMATOES: Earliana, Matchless,
Dwarf Champion, Greater Baltimore,
Ponderosa, Yellow Pear.
Il C,AULIFLOWER: Danish Snowfall.
Giant Dry Weather.
H PEPPERS: Chinese Grant (sweet),
Long Cayenne thOt).
n EGG PLANT: Black Beauty.
SWEET POTATOES Yellow Jerseys
/, tPANSIES: Ready now; 5000 in bud
and bloom. s Now is the time TO PAM /,
he'd Of these beautiful flowers. No, It
is not too early They are entirely
DENISON IC;ARDENs9 !,
NtIttIa Owen Rumble. Proprietor 4
Florist and Gardiner. Phone 564
Y Your visit at the greenhouse on East
Prospect street will, be welcomed any
time. Y Y = sf5-lt
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We are not disposed to Z find fault
with the inaugural message OF the new
mayor because Of the ent husiasm and
exaSkeratlOn which It contained, be-
cause we appFeciatr that his great vic
tory had placed HIN an state OF &C.
stacy which for the time being might
naturally have changed I his viewpoint
" things. s 4 3 Il ISL D S.ss
We imagine that since It'll deltv the
sss's s s'@i en- isf;lta
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ALABAMA LAND

107 ACRES; PART HAS BEEN CUE
tivated. 8 miles from main line railroad.
$l25O.00 cash. Other lands. Wallace
Pruitt, Chatom, Washington County.
Ala. 12-5t4
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& COME AND BUY A FARM OF 297h
acres, 100 acres broke. in Wisconsin
corn belt. AS good soil as the best in
Iowa. Come or write p. II. Urness,
MondOvi. Wis. 14.5t3.
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/ CARD OF THANKS

Through the columns Of The Review
we wish to thank our heighborsa and
friends for the kindness and assistance
given us in the death Of our father
Michael Mcmahon, Also for the beau.
tiful flowers presented
- The Family.
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PROTECT YOUR LIVE STOCK
from any losses by placing National
livestock policy on them. Live agents
wanted. Write National Livestock ms.
Co, Des Moines, Iowa. 14-4t3s
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!. .WiscoNstN LANn

4 BEST FARM BARGAINS IN WIS.
cOr,sin, from owners. Don't buy before
Investigating. Rich SOIL improved;
stock. machinery included If wanted.
Eli Biller, Glen Flora. Wis. 14-3ts'
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q WE MAKE YOUR OLD INGRAM
or brussels carpets or rugs into beauti-
full reversible fun rugs. Write for cir.
clllar and shipping tags. We buy old
carpets. Deem Loom Co., $40 18th ST..
Harlan, Iowa. l2-4t
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Classified Advertising ss$$ssssR


FOR SALE OR TRADE-AN ALE
modern residence, good location. ]. w.
Miller, Jr. 13-tf
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

E 1T YOU WISH A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me-. Stamped en-:
velope or no reply. Lillian Sproul, Sta.
ton II, Cleveland, Ohio. 4-2o.ta
WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID.
vertised Talking machines that we
are closing out at q very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. 34.tf.