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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-14
Brennan No Match for Dempsey

THERE to be some mix up in the Dempsey
Brennan fight which is to be staged in the near future
According report the International Sporting Club
will get it, and another has it that Jimmy Dougherty,
the Baron of Leiperve has offered $4,000 for the
match.
Jimmy is pretty shrewd promoter and 1t is not likely
that he would offer much for sided atair
like that. The public is wise in Philadelphia and there
isn't chance to that much in at the gate Dempsey
knocked out Brennan once, and can do it again.
Dempsey is willing to fight but unfortunately there are
opponents in the heavyweight division Fred Fulton
waded through the list until he met Wills, and II Fred
get by Dempsey would have lead pipe cinch His
match with Billy Miske in Benton Harbor Mich, on
Labor Day will be easy for Billy is not as good
two years ago and Jack easily beat him then. Still
you can't blame the champion for picking some easy
mone7 if the promoters insist handing him soft op
pDuents.
THEREFORE,, future developments in the Demp
L Sey- Brennan match toiH be trdtchcd icth in
tcrcst. Nec York is ready to stage boring bouts,
and perhaps some promoter there wil put upd
fortune for the match II might drd,o in New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-03-04
LIVE STOCK, ETC.
MONDAY, MARCH 18th

100 HEAD OF EWES WITH LAMBS 100
100 head of young ewes with 100 lambs by side,
or less
Is HEAD OF HORSES Is
Brown mare l6 years old, in foal to jack, weight
400; gray mare II years old VT 1900; gray horse
~ years old, weight 1850; bay Z years old
1900, in foal to horse bay mare years old, weight
1850, in foa! to horse; brown years old,
weight 1900, in foal to horse. All of the above
horses are broke to use any place by anyone and
only one with b.emish of any kind; horse colts
coming years old in spring; horse colt coming
years old in the spring; horse colts coming l
year old in spring; 1 mare colt coming 1 year old
in the spring; l jack mule coming 1 year old in
spring
IL HEAD OF CATTLE ~
head Of milch cows fresh and are the choice
of herd; 7 head Of winter calves.
12 HEAD OF PIGS IL
12 head of winter pigs good ones.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
Mccormick grain binder; Mccormick mower;
Deering mower; Deering hay rake; Jay Hawk hay
stacker; power lift hay sweep; Mccormick
binder; p. & o. lister; gainesville lister; Canton
disc harrow; Avery riding cultivator; Famous Ohio
2-row cutivator; John Deere disc or shovel culti-
vator; Canton walking cultivators; j. Case gang
pow, lain. with lays; 16-in walking plow; s.
section harrow; 2-sectioE harrow; 10 hole Hoosier
grain drill; Little Hoosier stalk drill, hand or
belt power ensage CUTTER Wynona wagon with box;
metal wheel low wagon and rack; sheep sheering
machine with grinder; p. & o. Grow weeder; Rod
prairie breaking pow; single row weeders; kero-
tank heater; feed grinder with fine and course;
5h-in. burrs, 115 # of IN inch rope; hay
sings; 3-prong grapple fork; double harpoon fork;
a sets of work harness; portable hog houses wag
OF box; roll new woven wire fencing and some that
has been used; 2 scoop end gates; wool press and
some twine; heavy blacksmith anvil; heavy black
smith wise; backsmhs forge; post drill with bits;
also feed hunks, hog troughs, barbed wire, bolts,
clevises, small tools and other articles
ALL PERSONAL PROPERTY SOLD AT THE
RESIDENCE ON FARM NO. 1 MARCH Is AT
10 A. NJ, IMMEDIATELY AFTER FARM SALE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-03-04
FARM No.. ; IN 1oG 3 4sss;: Asss:
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th

LOCATION-Three and onehalf miles south and
one mile east Of Franklin, being South West Ore
Fourth and West = of South East One Fourth of
Section 20, and North East One Fourth of Section
20, in Township l, Range Ia.
SOIL-200 in cultivation 1870 acres of
which is in wheat at the present time, and 70 acres
ready for corn; the balance is in pasture fenced
with three barbed wires and has a creek running
through it with plenty of timber for shelter in win
ter and shade in summer also affords plenty of
wood and posts for fencing.
TRACTS A, B, AND C, CONTAINING
240 ACRES AS FOLLOWS TO BE
SOLD SEPARATELY AND THEN AS
WHOLE, THE HIGHEST PRICE
PREVAILING.
TRACT A.--sO acres; half in cultivation and
ready for corn in the spring, balance in pasture.
This tract has one-haf mile frontage on the west
and one-fourth mile frontage the south; has
splendid building sites the two good roads.
TRACT B-s0 acres; all in wheat at the present
time and in excellent shape with one-fourth mile
of good road frontage facing south
TRACT C-SO acres; one-thrd farm land, por,
ton Of which is in wheat and the balance in pas
ure. There is a creek with natural shelter for
stock on this tract One-fourth mile of road front
age the south.
TRACT d AS FOLLOWS TO BE
SOLD ALONE AND NOT COM
BINED WITH OTHER TRACTS SELL
ING AS A WHOLE.
TRACT D.-160 acres with moderate improve
ments consisting Of residence, horsebarn, cow barn
and under ground silo and windmill, also an ever
lasting spring of fire pure water; onefourh of this
Land in wheat at the present time and the balance
in pasture which contains creek with natural shell
ter (timber) in winter and shade in summer, also
wood and posts for fencing. This tract has
half mile frontage the Sunflower Trail assuring
excellent location and ready market at all times.
ALL ARE REQUESTED TO GATHER AT THE
RESIDENCE ON THE N. w. CORNER OF
N. +. ONE-FOURTH OF SECTION 90 BEING
ALSO THE N. +. CORNER OF CHAS. PAL
MER'S FARM, ALSO LOOK FOR FREE AUTO
SERVICE TO PLACE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-03-04
FARM No. l i% sss 9 7ssss: Asss:
MONDAY, MARCH 18th

LOCATION-Two miles due north of Franklin,
and having half mile frontage the famous
SunfOwer trail, also mile frontage what is
called "Ford Avenue one of the best roads in the
county and bounded the east by road equally
as good being South Half Section 49, Township 2,
Range Ia.
IMPROVEMENTS-An excellent sx-room resi-
dence in splendid state of repair, having we'll water
E the house; one large stock barn with hay-room
l6xlSx40 it, and sheterng 60 head of stock;
crib 3Ox32 with loft driveway for housing vehicles.
This building also has good stock shed on the
east 30x32; sheet iron garage and tool shed;
one granary l4xl6 in good repair, and two chicken
houses with cement floors
SOII.-Ths farm is r a high state of cultivation
located exceenty and especially adapted for stock
raising and general farming. The last planting
was: corn 30 acres, wheat 20 acres oats 10 acres
alfalfa 90 acres hay meadow so acres, and balance
in good pasture. Corn and oats yielded above the
average East year.
THIS FARM SUB-DIVIDED INTO
TRACTS A B AND AS FOLLOWS
TO BE SOLD SEPARATELY AND
THEN AS WHOLE THE HIGH
EST PRICE PREVAILING.
TRACT A.-SO acres y mile frontage OF the Sun
flower Trail, also mile frontage on Ford Avenue
and only two miles from the city limits; has excel
lent building site one-haf in cultivation adaptable
to corn and wheat and balance in hay meadow
iNASi b.-ioo acres; contains all the improve
ments mentioned above and having one half mile
frontage on Ford Avenue; one-half of this acreage
IN corn, 20 acres in alfalfa and 35 Of this land
under woven wire. The balance of this tract in
pasture, and under woven wire. This is a complete
iarm IN itself and awaiting owner with foresight
and Judgment; this is worthy of investigation
TRACT Csc acres Y mile frontage on Ford
Avenue also " mile frontage on the east by an
excellent road; Y of this acreage in pasture, the
balance suitable for tiIlage, 20 acres in corn last
year. This tract also has beautiful building site
facing south or east
THIS FARM SOLD AT THE RESIDENCE MON
DAY, MARCH 18th AT 10 A. NJ, THE PER
SONAL PROPERTY IMMEDIATELY AFTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-03-04


THEN AS A WHOLE, THE HIGHEST
PRICE PREVAILING
TRACT A.--S0 acres; is located on excellent
roads both west and south ard having a beautiful
building site; thirty acres of this land in wheat at
the present time, and the ba'ance in hay meadow.
TRACT B.-S0 acres; has a frontage of \ mile
on the south with idea. building spot 30 acres in
wheat at present and the balance in hay meadow
Here is farm cut into smaller tracts that should
appeal to the most modest investor; liberal terms
will be announced the day of the sale at which time
far sighted persons will take advantage of this op-
portunity. In buying smaller tracts Of land which
at the present time should appeal to the retiring
farmer or business man desiring more than a mere
building lot, several things should be considered.
Here you would have good garden spot, cows and
chickens, desirable building location one one Of
the best roads in the county and close to of the
coming towns Of the state with excellent market
facilities schools and churches of several denomina-
tons; the people make community and it's citizen
ship Is unsurpassed by any. Many a man retiring
from active business life make a grave mistake by
sitting down and doing nothing which is diametri-
caly opposed to the plan Of being happy, as idle
ness breeds unhappness, and unhappness breeds
disease and disease death. So live open air ex-
istence that army life proved the best and at
the same time deal the old "hgh cost Of living" a
knockout blow
THIS FARM SOLD MONDAY, MARCH 18th
ALL ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND FARM
SALE NO l. AT THE RESIDENCE AT WHICH
PLACE THE EXACT HOUR OF SELLING
THIS FARM WILL BE ANNOUNCED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-03-04
FARM No. 2 is9 IL 3 7sss;: Asss:
MONDAY, MARCH 18th

LOCATION-Three miles north and one mile
east Of Franklin and situated on two of the best
roads in the county, having frontage of " mile
on the west and mile or the south, being South
West One-Fourth of Section 8, Township 3 Range
IA.
SOIL-6O acres in high state of cultivation; vt
the present time in wheat, the balance in hay
meadow.
THIS FARM SUB-DIVIDED INTO
TRACTS A AND b AS FOLLOWS
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-03-04
Railroad Fares Refunded

To all cut of town purchasers within radius of 200 miles
In cold weather bon-es will comfort to ALL
RAIN OR SHINE we will sell this property. LIBERAL
TERMS announced on da ys of sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
THE GOLDEN GIRDLE

of he gird. called exclusively anisuragst history. The him he
  know though Hercules did not feel equal to the task of with him large time they had of it.
 Scythans told him silly his such a evils the world so many
 
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
Motorman Not Losing
 Any Time

T don't think anyone ever suffer ed more from stomach trouble and bloating thSn have. had to lay off my run more than half the time and could get no help from prescriptions or medicine. One of iny friends ad- vised using Mayr's Wonderful Rene dy, which I found to be the greatest remedy ever put on the earth. I have not lost a day since taking it. It is worth its weight ir gold" It is. a simple, harmless preparation Chat re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflam- nation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Lowell Drug Co. in Lowell and druggists everywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
THRIFTY AGAIN


  appe significant items wholesale
  
  marke fan Depart  Certificates the first half October FORTYFoUR the m period of he month Apparently American public it's reckless spending It paccing demand being
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SPINNING AROUND

IF the earth rotating a
 The foregoing conclusion might Coleman Griffith the department Illinois the equilibrium the in continuously rotating walk a circle ty. established
  lem equilibrium aviators.
 Alter the They of the rotating
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FOREIGN MARKETS

 dangerous period of trade provide markets TOT need of American goods Americans asg buying The American
 
 Is provided appointed committee million dollars foreign trade poaon corporation wud be to examine the ip American products corporation with credit and the America American goods on d
 
 loansw with prop time is is legal And since Eu carefully directed Europe America Iherefore must trading be done themselves absorbing whatever the domestic necessity changing Unns'
 
 problem this side of the has trouble d the armstice to selling
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
BOSTON GOES TO G. O.. p.

BOSTON, Nov, 2.-Harding's pluar- ality in Massachusetts on the basis of returns from about one third of the state, appeared likely to prove the largest ever given a presidential can didate here. For the second time in its history in national election. Bos- ton went republican, giving Harding a plurality of more than 30,000 as com pared with a Wilson plurality of |1S.961 in 1916.
 McKinley's plurality over Bryan in Boston in 1896 was 21,045.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
KNITTING IN JAZZ
eevish or nervous

IF mother is peevish criticize heri
 
 Dr. Louis R. Welzmuer director w. C. A. predicts why Welzmule  a O down.
 like the old eky and rushy.
 Where And Wemuler will out
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
INDIANA TAXES
 DRASTIC STEP
 TO GET COOAL

i INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 2-Indiana and the nation stand agape today, while the state administration, elected from the most conservative group in the Republican party, is taking away ! from the coal operators and dealers the right to control their own" prop erty.
 Excessive Profits i Coal operators admit privately they l have been making excessive profits, but claim the prices fixed by the state coal commission are too low and that they can only operate at a loss under them.
 With the fixing. of prices. Indiana operators immediately began sending coal out of the state in larger quanti- out the state.
 Then the commission startled
 the state, the operators and the
 nation. 1t ordered the operators
 to produce enough coal for h. | diana's domestic consumption 1,- 6oo,ooo tons a month, at a price fixed by the commission
 The order requires a report each week on the number of tons mined, the amount offered for sale and the punishable by a maximum fine Of $50OO, to which may be added a sen .tence of one year on the Indiana state farm.
 This revolutionary order is the first of it's kind, attorneys state. Monopo- listic public utilities have been order ed to serve people, but never before has a business. in which competition is supposed ofexist been ordered to ,serve the people with its property. Warns Operators
 James P. Goodrich, Indiana's con- lservative governor, who fostered the law establishing the commission, has warned the coa Operators not to fight reasonable regulation. | Chairman Eschbach of the com
 mission, recently announced that D
 if Indiana retail coal dealers re-
 fused to observe the commissions
 ruling on the $225 margin granted
 htem on the mine price of coal, he
 would establish municipal coal
 yards throughout the state. oGodrich tactful in selecting the icommission. evaded the old cry of just another useless commission" by constituting the state board of ac- lcountants as the coal commission, the members perfgorming their new duties without additional pay. Governor Goodrich, Jesse Eschbach, chief of the board of accounts, and Otto Klaus, au- ditor of the state, make up the com mission.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
G. O. p. CRAB KANSAS

TOKEKA, Kan. Nov. 2.--Early re turns from today's general election in Kansas as tabulated tonight gave sub stantial leads for the republican tick let. The early figures, which consisted |of scattered precinct returns from many counties showed Senator Hard ing running ahead of United States Senator Charles Curtis and Governor Henry J. Allen, who are candidates foI reelection. Senator Curtis lead oveI George Fl. Hodges, his democratic op ponent, was somewhat more cour Imanding than that of Governor Allen over Jonathan Davis.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
ROME, ITALY

It has been many years since a sage said that travel was education yet the adage is as apparent to-day as it ever was, in fact it. is more pro nounced. There is more to be seen; 1; the modes of transportation have in creased two-fold, and the old world has been on, plane of building prosperity for many years past.
 Among the most ancient cities of the world, probably Rome, Italy, is the greatest sightseeing landmark
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

If the ancient countries. Rome, the capital of modern Italy, on the River T-ber, is 17 miles from its mouth on tho Mediterranean. The city, as thousands of tourists are aware, is situated on nine or ten hills, CT ridges which. are formed of tufa or conglomerated sand and ashes thrown up by neighboring volcanoes now extinct, but active down to a very recent period.
 The American naval vessels which operated during the war and which are now in the Mediterranean in the interests of the Government, are
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Wednesday Morning November g. 1920
FINDS FAMILY
ROOM IN JAIL

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 2.-When K. E. Benis arrived from Cuba, Kan, to make his home here, he found landlords loathe to accept children as tenants. He wandered about with his family a few days then took his wife and babies to the city jail and had them given a cell while he continued the search for living quarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
JAYAs LEADS GOMEZ

HAVANA, Nov. 2.-Alfredo Zayas, coalition candidate for president, has carried five of the six povinces over Jose Miguel Gomez, liberal, according to the department of communications. Zayas' lead, based on returns from about a third of the precincts, is es- timated at 4000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
INCOMPLETE FRISCO VOTE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2-Incom- plete returns from 214 of the 53S3 pre- lcincts in California outside of Sam Francisco gave: Harding 30,524 Cox IS231. This includedT1S5 incomplete precincts in Los Angeles. Eleven precincts gave for United States sen ator: Shortridge (R) 360; Phelan (D) 25S.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
Democratic and Republican
 Sidelights
tCoNTINUEp FROM PAGE ONE
BIG VOTE FOR COX

COLUMBIA, s. C.. Nov. 2.-Unoffi- cial returns indicate that out of 60,- 0G0 votes cast in three-fourths of the counties in South Carolina today, Gov ernor Cox's vote was was more than 50,O0O. Governor Cooper and Senator Smith were reelected without opposi- tion and seven democratic congress- men returned, six unopposed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
"AND WE'LL GET
YOU NExTlr

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.-Mrs. Fannie Coll was glad she wasn't home when thieves broke in. "We got all your clothing and we'll get you next" was the note they left behind.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
DOING 4 LITTLE
"UNDERTAKINS

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 2.-Justice Department Chief Webb explained why he was late to work. Been do- ing some undertaking" said he. My neighbor found a flea on her cat. put the cat under box to fumgiate it.. l buried the flea and the cat this morning."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

SIOUX FALLS, s. D. Nov. 2.-At S:30 D. m. "A scattered precincts in South Dakota had reported the fol lowing vote: Harding 4645; Cox 1767. For governor, McMaster (R) 361; Hcwes CD 54.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03
LOS ANGELES FOR HARDING

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.-The regis ltrar of voters announced at 7:50 D. Tn. Pacific coast time, that 100 incomplete precincts gave: Harding 19,O97; Cox 3s04.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

frequent visitors to ports from which their crews visit this wonderful old city. From Naples, Genoa ard Leg horn they goo in train-lcad contin- gents, and if their vessel is laying at Flumicino, they very often take trips up the river to the city of Rome.
 One does not have to stretch his imagination to see the wonderous sights, and although the American naval men are always equipped with a camera, or at least some of the party, pictures cannot possibly con vey nor depict the sights with which our boys are familiar.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

Large bakeries have q machine that wraps. seals and places in baskets 3600 loaves of bread an hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

LEADyILLE, Colo, Nov 2.- Two precincts in Lake county give Fay for 12S; Vincent s. Cox 215; Hard ing GO. For United States senator Scott 92; Nicholson S3. For gover nor: J. M. Collins IF; Shoup 54.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

ST. LOUIS, Nov 2.-31S precinct! out of 3S10 in Missouri for presiden give: Harding 3S,229; Cox 39,764.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

Sold by J. N. Ball, Phelps Ooue. Mere. Go and Lowell Drug Go, q Lowell and other toilet counters,
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov D. Re turns from l449 precincts out of 7145 at 9:10 D. m. gave Harding 237, ,s33 and Cox 152,215.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Re;urps fyom 229 precincts including 100 in Cook county lChicagO give Harding IS 041; Cox 17.6S1. F
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-03

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2. Returns from 1261 precincts out of 3226 in Kentucky give Harding 17S772; Cox 194,752. For United States senator 1156 precincts give: Srnst (R) 163- 751; Beckham (D) 1S1,251.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-15

program. beginning at $50 a. m. and
closing at 400 p. m. will consist of
laboratory work on sample farm
record together with work on a sim
gle enterprise cost amount. Time
will be allowed for questions and in
come tax discussion.
Special attention should be given.
the announcement states. that men
who have volunteered to Keep cost
accounts for the farm bureau are
registered for these schools. as they
Will no doubt wish assistance with
their records. 1t is thought
About forty counties can be given
some Of this work. and owing to the
amount Of specialist help available
each county will be limited to two,
and In some cases three, days as
sistance. Where the demand arises
tative dates will be suggested soon so
that schedule may be made up
which viii reach the maximum num-
Der of counties with the minimum
the county agent can later hold adj
ditional meetings. it is held. Ten
waste of time and expense
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-15
GRANDEST ON EARTH
SAYS IOWA WOMAN
~ Can Never Praise Tanlac Enough, .
Says Mrs. Grace Msader.

1--WE already told my neighbors
about Tanlac, and now want to let
others know what a grand medicine
it is," said Mrs. Grace Meader, Of 126
Fourth avenue. Clinton, Iowa.
Last winter I was in dreadfully
rundown condition which worried me
very much. but it didn't take Tanlac
long to put an end to my troubles and
build me up to health and strength.
My stomach was so badly disortiercd
that everything l ate soured and fer
mented In my stomach. and caused
me to suffer terribly with Indigestion.
had headaches both day and night
and was simply miserable all the
time.
my brother in Cedar Rapids had
gotten rid of troubles like l had by
taking Tanlac, so started taking the
medicine myself and 1t wasn't but n
little while until 1t had built me up
ten pounds in weight and had me
feeling fine in every way.
We'll a few weeks ago my stomach
started troubling me again, but got
some more Tanlac,s and ii soon
Strengthened me right out and had me
in the very best Of health simply
think Tanlac Is the greatest ,"etlicinc
in the world for troubles like had,
and can nevep praise it enough"
Tanlac is sold in Marshaii,own nv
the Old Reliable Drug Co.npAnv ano
by all the leading druggists in >otheI
towns.