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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11
IRVING HOLDS
Prize RECORD
We'll known Hamilton COun-
ty Farmer Gets q
First and Two
Second Prizes.
A SEASONS SHOWING
Took These Prizes on Corn
and Oats at This Falls
Fairs.

w. j. Irving. formerly of Freedom
township, now of near harrisburg, ont
OF the best known raisers Of prize win
ming corn and oats in this county, la.
just finished a most successful season
OF exhibiting with Il record of twenty
seven tirsts and two second prizes on
corn and oats.
He has exhibited this fall at the fol.
lowing fairs and eXpositions:
Hamilton county fair, Webster City.
Marshall county fair. MarshalltOwn.
Central Iowa fair, Ames.
Interstate fair. Sioux City
international fair, Wichita, Kans.
Williams fair
Woodstock fair.
Wright county fair, Clarion.
Mr.. Irving also sent eight samples
to the Iowa state fair at Des Moines.
but they failed to arrive until after
the Judging was over.
A different set of samples was used
for exposition purposes at each place,
which makes his record very unusual
one.
Bill" as he. is known to his many
friends hereabouts, is one of the can
NEST Scotchmen who ever hooted
'Hoot Mon" or listened to the entranc-
ing squawks of a bagpipe, and as a
raiser Of small grain-well. they have
to get up real early in the morning to
get Bills nanny. Mr.. Irving is one
If the men whose efforts have gone a
ong ways toward making the small
grain show and the county fair in this
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11
StratfOrd Drug Store Sold.

StratfOrd Courier: 0. E. Nerby last
week disposed Of his drug stock to c.
a. DanielsOn Of GOwrie. Mr.. Nerby is
a good business man and splendid
pharmacist and he has enjoyed very
good patronage during his years here
in the drug business but desires now to
take about years rest from active
work and this is his reason for selling
out,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11
High School Defeated.

The Webster City high school foot
ball team suffered rather stiff defeat
at Fort Dodge Saturday afternoon, the
final score being II to 0. From the
kickoff to the whistle, the Webster City
boys had no chance to score.
a large delegation accompanied the
team, the most of them going over in
autos.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11
+ 4 4 4 X X 4 4 4 X 4 K r X
7 GOWN YOUR OWN
ROOM" NEW PROJECT
OF GIRLS CLUBS


Own your own room" is the newest
project in the boys and girls clubs.
Connecticut and Iowa have many clubs
of this new type and other states are
fast taking up the idea.
The members in an own Your Own
Room" club plan to buy or make over
their own room themselves. The club
leaders say that girl needs a nucleus
around which to build larger life or
she will not be content with her sur
roundings. The ''own-your-own-room"
idea seems to offer this nucleus. Incl
dentally after a girl has finished with
her own room she is apt to have larg-
er interest in the whole house.
This new club project is not one to
encourage the making Of dressing
tables from soap boxes or wing chairs
from barrels. The club leaders assume
that the girl on the farm today either
has furniture which a little work will
turn into ''joy forever" or is able to
buy new pieces. Especially is this true
of the club girls who have made and
banked money through their other club
projects a knowledge of sewing, sani-
tation, and household decoration will
be necessary, or the result will not be
entirely satisfactory to the owner or
her club leader.
Directions are given the girls in the
of furniture. rcdccOrating ar
tistic, and simple draperies. as well as
on what constitutes good
lines in furniture, what kind Of a rug
to buy or make, and what is salts
factory in wall coverings.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11
Real Estate Transfers.

VIM. E. Lellair and wi to S. L..
Smiths Y ne ne Sc 22-S9-2i-$3O, 900.
f. w. Cooper and VT to NJ. Sorenson
lots ). blk Z Blairsburg-$1,15 $50.
Geo. E. jackson to Q. S. Layton
lot Z blk 8 Ross Add Stratford-$1,2 $50
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

county the successes they are and his
showings away from here have done
much to mark Hamilton county as one
of the finest corn growing spots in all
the world.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11
BIG Me T|NGS
ATSHEDSUNDAY
1.-sapsS tss -
Fifteen Hundred Dollars
Raised in Morning to
Help Meet Taber-
nacle Expenses.
~rs- -
MARION MEN HERE
Evangelist Speaks on "Hell'
to Large Audience in
Evening.
BY BEN FRANKLIN.

Yesterday was great day in point
Of numbers, program and finance at the
big tabernacle. At the morning service
an effort was made to clean up the
expense and some $3.50 toward that
end was raised at the morning service.
Mr.. Harper spoke but briefly on Grow
ing in the Christian Life"
The afternoon service was, for the
first time, for everyone, and despite the
fact that the weather was rather warm,
the old shed was almost full. Mr.
Harper spoke on the subject, The Red
Flag, or Signals and Warnings"
Sod has set the red flags of warning
before you throughout the old book, the
danger signals to waving in front of
you" declared the evangelist, quoting
scripture after scripture where God
distinctly warns man that the danger
of sin is eternal death. There never
stood man at the bar Of justice in
Hamilton county that faced SO serious
a charge nor so long sentence as does
the man or woman who turns his back
upon the blessed love of Jesus Christ"
declared Mr.. Harper with much spirit
in closing this service. God has plac-
ed in your pathway these signals and
warnings, heed them today" he warned
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

Among the harrisburg visitors in the
city Saturday were Mrs. ID. A. Kahl,
Mrs. w. c. Cheffer, Mrs Marion Mari
Gle, Mrs. c. A. Smith, Miss Leta
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Evans
and baby.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

Mrs. Harry Gurlke of Atlantic, who
spent last week in this city visiting
here parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Tor
renee, has returned home Mrs. Gurlke
will be remembered here as Miss Hope
Terrence.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

Get the Central Heating company to
do your electric wiring, plumbing,
caves spouting, etc. Supplies for sale.
6-29d-f-j-tf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

Phillip AXtell and small son, Max
well, of Nashville, Tenn, are visiting
in this city at the J. B. deValcourt
home
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

L. e. Kirchncr of Waterloo is in thc
city visiting his parents, MI. and Mrs
Robert Kirchner.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

Miss Gertrude Stcbbins visited
friends in Fort Dodge yesterday after
noon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

Buster" prescriptions. 11d3
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

crowd before he could see Jesus. Come
on up out Of the crowd" pleaded Mr..
Harper to the folks, urging them to get
right with God and accept Christ.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11
Marion Men Here.

DR.. Booth, president of the Marion
Commercial Club. and Mr.. Campbell, a
cl0thier Of that city, were present yes
terday and each were called upon at
the afternoon service. DR.. Booth spoke
on what the Harper meetings continue
to mean to that city, while Mr.. Camp
bell told why they were here. Both are
talented speakers, as we'll as musicians
and had part in both afternoon and
evenings program. A male quartet
sang the "Old Wayside Cross while
Messrs. Booth and Campbell sang I'm
Acquainted with the Author"
Evening Service.
There was a great crowd out to the
evening service, as we'll as great flow
of music both vocal and instrumental,
including two male duets, ladies' quar-
tet, full choir and fine orchestra.
A large crowd Of Out-of-town folks
were among the big bunch.
Sunday.
Following the most excellent opening
service of song and music, Mr.. Harper
spoke upon the subject Of Hell" TAX
ing for his scripture reading the story
of the rich man and Lazarus, found in
the sixteenth chapter Of Luke.
1t proved, as it always proves to be,
q red hot subject, but Mr.. Harper
handled it without gloves, as he does
every attack on sin, and its effect on
mankind Man will heed every other
kind of warning except that which re-
fers direct to life" and he gave illustra-
ton and example Of how folks will turn
down warnings and fail to heed dangers
that mean death from physical stand
point, and declared that the same was
even more true of the spiritual.
He waded into the fellows who don't
believe in hell" and said that man
will receive God and Gods truth from
the light he has and if he will not be-
lieve that, he would not heed a warn
ing though one rose from the dead. |
whenever you find fellow that don't
believe in hell. look him up" shouted
the now thoroughly aroused evangelist,
showing that in his own experience he
had always found that mans life and
record not able to stand the light of
publicity.
AS an illustration of our protecting
ourselves against possible dangers, he
showed how we insure against fire and
against death. not that we think we
were going to suffer these right at
once but as possibility and declared
that we insure against the possible
things of this life but refuse to insure
against the possible in the eternal life.
1t was a very strong sermon, full of
warning Of the end Of a Christless life
and it struck deep and while there was
not so much direct effect, yet it has
set folks to thinking and realizing that
hell is sure thing and this warning
is worthy of their most serious thought
and consideration.
Saturday Evening.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Harper
spoke from the subject, "A Letter From
Home taking the story of Zacheus,
the little fellow who climbed the tree
to see Jesus, being an exposition OF
what folks will do and are willing to
do after they have seen Jesus. Jesus
Christ deals altogether in deprecated
he can see the value in you
while the world looks and passes you
up as deprecated property. Young
man climb up out of the crowd. Zach
eus climbed tree, he got out of the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-11

Miss Bethel Kiddcr spent Sunday
with friends in Dcs Moines.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

ne, Videhsky We dvorhi knihovnG,
Pctrohradsky "A Wolfenbuettelsky
Vsude je III zpodoben Illus bez.
vousy. AulcdorfskJ rukopis jest
vyzdobcn malifem veliee doyed-
nym, ktcr} dial a doyedl vystih-
nouti typicky J podoby osob Una
zorioyanfeh. Illus je tn starsi
muz, as ctyficatnik, yyhoIcnf, 4
dlouhgmi ylasy a t%onsurou, posta-
Wy spise myalitt. IN TO Jeronim
je yousaty. v kanciondlu Lito-
mefick6m fpozndmka yznikl V
letech ljl0-l5ll a byl pfimou
inspiraci Muehoyou pro ieho HUI.
sa v RepreseEtaanim dome praz.
ske obee) ic vyobrazeni llusa, XII.
zajiciho Betlcmsk6 kapli, a llns
je I'll bczyousS. A TAX ! Y iinfch
knihdeh ~tchdejsieh
Jak wnihl yousatf llus7 . tom
Dr.. stcch. yyprdvi takto; Roku
1503 yysla Y Norimbcrec Welt
chronik' fSyetoyd kronita J
hartmann selledela mistroysld
dilo ~nfmcckdho illnstrafuiho ~
m6ni. Strnant vyprayoydni ,
konsilu kostniclffR JEST %proydze
no poprsim %yousattho j. Nasa
Tiskaf asi neeht6l ylbac Podati
s~kutecnou podobu, rgbrz pouziyal
stoGkn jcnom jake kniznf y$zdo.
by. A pffcce urdil neispi5e pray6
tento ~fantastiekf obrazek ma sta
lett pfodstovn telesntho u VI IIp
soya. Typ Husa kazpteIe Y profit
III, s knirem q yonsem DO splfkY
z%astfizen|m d mistroyskfm bare.
rem, odpoyida 1plnG nemeckf
pfedstay6 lIllsa jake ueitelc q spi
sovatelc . pfedchdd@ LutberogsL
kdeato (echoyt. pfedstayoyoli q
jej V celG postaye, bezyotlsfho ~
10. stoletf vyholoyali n kalisniei
wchnf ret d proto | obrazy Nv.
vaclay0 . II DOLBY ncmlyaji knf
rh) 4 kacifskou 6epiel jake INA
KEN muccdnictyi jcz bylo yrcho.
lem Husoya zivota u finnosti
Podlebnuti domaci pfcdstayy cizi
NH obrazu y%yzuaeuje pax VI,
mlnynh staV feskt eirkye, mizenf
MvoFiclbo kaIisnictvi ' rostoieim
professionalism"
TAX ovIadaI pax jiz napofad.
n1mecky typ yousatfho Hnsa, .
ami vhelay Brozfk roku 1888 ~
sIavnfm SVEN obraze, zdobleim
dnes ataromfstskou radnici Y Pra,
10, neodyazjI We zyyEIosti ton po.
bnouii Take MikuIAg AIN ztptal
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
BavInene beze Svu
pyle a spagat
OMAHA, NEBR.

phi yousatGm llusoyi, podobn6 Je.
newein Snad lcckdo namitne (;
Go ma tom zdlezi, mel.li Illus yous
eli nic7 Takovym lidem odpo-
yed6l liz prof. DR. Zikmund Win
ter vgstizn6; "Nebudiz teskym
historiknm IA smtsnost kladeno,
hadaji.li Sc o bradu Ilusoyu. Bra
da eli yous jest yelmi chnrakteri
sticky kus lidskt tvdic, a pfi o
tGzce, iak vypadal Illus, ien4 jest
takfka zosobntnt utrpcni ! slaya
ceskGho nGroda nehynouei u sy6-
topa, pfipada sauna sebou myslcns
ka m6l.li kazatcl betlcmskf yous
na brade ii nmnel. Pfiznd yame
So, ~ nam Illus s wllznou bradou
ie dncs dalcko mileikf, znam6jSi q
pfibazu6isi. Proto take Rrozik
3al ma SVEN 0brazc Ilasovi bradus
Ale my Y Ilaso4n historickou bra
IN nep6fimc Zc by Illus 20 2pi-
scbu rdstert pfisDt feholc nosil
bafdu 4 chttl fe podobati Y tom
muiel1m. tomn ncy6fime, Ncyi
sisl na mnisinh, ktefi & MIN Y pra.
lc iii. nie p%6lndho. 90 by stale 1a
ndaledoydnt.
flistorict9 ltus tcly ncyypadal
tax. juk ioj name Z obfazu Bro
zikova. Jak prayi Flajsbane sprd
ynf, byl 70 mu1 mr. q, mvaIitd
postayy, rrayl jiho.deskf scdl6h
iak jci vidime Y kronicc Richet-
fhaloy6, podobou blizici se spisc
ua pfildnd Napolconoyi, nez OBJ
9ykl6mu III oy5em tefirgc oapro
10 ucbistmicbfmuJ tXpn ri.
sta"
soehaf Salonn rokl 1901 sklo
nil se pred zyykcm u dial syfmn
lIusoyi ia Star0nistsktm name
sti yolsy. Proto bylo s~kufefnou
odyahou. kdyz Mnclia Y kepresen
tacnim dome gratil We X blstori
ckf praydf, Ike haliknickfmu lIus
soyi, . We ySzdobt Primatorsktbo
salu zosobniI sprayedlpost bcz
ycislm IIusem. kdyz pax kon
cem roku 1914 dayali v NdrD1nii1.I
DiyadIe popryt Jiraskoyo drama
Jan Hus'. nedayno zesnulg tra'
Qtd Ednard Vojau pfedyedl obrs
reDstyn IIusa royntz ben yonsu
AIois JirasDk byy thzhn, zda i tim
.eonhlasi, odpoyfdtI doeoynf
Z souhIaslm u tim 1plue Illus ne.
chtfI W Iisib ID cfrkye d fehdy
Nc kntzi boliIL PffeI jeho Jero
pfm NIL ovSem y1uss ale ten nf
byI kntzem. v bi6t0rii A. tradiej'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

faniasie nasich boraIn, ale " M.
lozeDy jsou M uddIostech, ~ skn.
tcco5ch p%fibt1ich, kterd ii lid kr.
konosskk areif de syfcb u1zorn
npravil q pfizphsobil, 4 ktcrl Jc
dine Jepom i 10 yybajcnf byto.
III pfisoudd
IkoukeJice u pDrovnhyajice %.
yfsti . RSbrcUuIoyj. dojdeme do.
badu ~ phyodem jjcb byli Iidf,
kteT N ntjak} I'm 6relcm ~ bo.
r6eb dlell u podsthtnf pficiny
midi, ably syf tonIky obklopili mi
sfvim, aby Iidn domorodd
lon - vylSbali zvtdayee odpuzo
vail, . y Dicbz fen kdo pfeee M
y horaIem w seseI, die IN
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

nebyl probuzen po pfipad6 ably
obchodni konkurpnre nebyla Wy
yolana.
kdoz by pochyboyal, IL tito
mincralogove", ktefi Sc nei6si.
lovndji pc GcrvcnSch kamcnech
tgranatccb) pidili, ysech pro
stfcdkd uziyali, by pozornoSt no
raid cd sebe o%dyratilig Pracoyali
zajistt pod gedenim alcbymisty
farhfe Budka y Talmbcrka skry.
Il, tajne obstirajice So smvslcnf.
mi bajkami 0 SVEN yllyu IN M
hlt atmosf6rieke pfcyraty (yiir,
houfc, slunccno atd.l, o SVEN II.
m6ni alchymickGm, u ma ddkaz
teto nadpfirozene moci sYG do
ponst6li sc klamdni d 5alcni ho.
ral6 leastnici y$prav necbodGi
po ccstdch q p6sindch. ale pc str6
rlich a lcsicb, Il jest prayd6 uci.
Eodobnfjsf, u . ncnanddni zicgil
Nc horaIoyi muz V 1b0ru mysIig.
&c, jcn2 pc civil znizcl, ably bp-
faloyi zicyd n dtastuik druIf y
1boru femcslntho WaudpyniIaa
acbo knpcc ~ ''mincralpeoy6" 4
ndkfm q hofalh zazpfioyali. \ IL
nim fa2nG polloyofili, ntkowu
Hiso nalnali Btraehtl jinbmn pc.
nlollli linGmn me So sliodolibl
pomstilisa NJ yfom ltcrfm vi
bee se '%'zicyili'' nallc zase '
ntkter6 sluii mcbo rokli mi.
2cli
A kdyz pix horalf ~ SELL d q
ueintnfcb tdcIio poznatcich IVA
zoyall ncmohli 81 zajistt Y hla-
yacl srovnati pojcm 0 mlucruIo-
goyi y tim memo 0 alcbymisioyi
Ten yidtl ' dboru bnysliyeekiin
m1zc, jenH ktil cosi pod kamcny
omen yidel Y Gbou ~kupcckfm
mnzct ktery komcny rozbijcI, \
MIN ! do red Sc pusfil, IN rdznf
ybej NJ vypial D pax uhhlf znizel
Jlnfmu iajemnS mnz jak}si %.
mobl nfsti bfemeuo, jinfmu zase
zpdsobI b popw NUN
" Desboduje j. 10 bor.
ducb, ktcry IN sebe bore rdz.
~ podobyj dueh ido%ug, dobrf
~, Q ne,nz nikdo neyi, odkud pr.
Eol, "a IN boraeh ftchfO figl
jphz odesel, neyf se proc, jak u
kam' TAX y%ysyftliti vi mono
sniffnj pesouylsIost v poytstecb 0
kSbrcouIovi, / 20 tyka W. brdiny
'amfho, ! 70 tvka ~ Jeho skutkk
! jedndni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

isou n6kdy zjcvnt rozpory, M
pfiklad o prokopu lIoltm je urti.
te znamo, ze n%cnoSil yousu, iaki
nosili tdborSii kn6zi, a precc 70.
brazuac Sc vidy : dloubym YOU.
(Po1n Holy, lntinsky Rasus,
ueznamend hoIohIoyy, n}brz 3 o.
holeuou bradou.l Ncmohu soll
hIasitI 8 n6lelim Brozikoylm. ic
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

hvidualnich d~uscynich sy(ch
ylustnosti k n6mu SC choyal. BUD
tropil 81 Z n6ho Aert, bud yazn6 $
MIN porokovav u stcsky jclo W.
slechnuy, mu poradil. aneb jcj i
posirasil, IA dof'rodini dobfc Sc
odmcnil, 0ncbo / lakomstvi 20.
trestal aid, Jinak nclzc r%lznost
poytsii 0 R3brcouloyi po STRANGE
hrdiny samtho, ! pc strance jeho
skutkh ~yysy6tliti.
Pfipad6 mimodek nm mysl, zc
t6mito lidmi, ktefi zaydali pfici.
MT k povdsicm 0 Rybrcouloyl. by.
Ii asi c%izinci ktefi n hor nafich
yytefpHti chtGIi bohatstyi, llcda.
lice drahokamy<a rudy. Domnen.
ku tnto posiluie ! historickf lakt.
InVo ie, r. Erdl RUDOLF fl udd.
III foku legl royeaskfipu far6fi
imonoyi Tadcdsi Budkovi q
III rlberh1 ycrfoyci 4 %poyestnd.
nu alchymist9yi priyilcgim ably
len sam smell hledati drah6 koy
4 kan my na hor6eh. Il VI padek
rhodil pax pod ceryclou korDuh
VI 4 cern{m orlem ia zramPni
tnoei, jenm od panovuilm prop1j-
Gene, po hordrh iizcrskf sch q kr
koDofskfcb. faraf Bndcb mel
doijsta pomoeniky. MONO / spo
lc6niky q snad ! sluhy phi sy9elI
y~ypravach do hor. Il ncni yylou
tcnn moztost zc prdyo tato spo.
lccnost q tyto yfprayN pod y6d
coystyiin alelymisiy byly ptlyo.
dem rutlu mazi lofsl I'm lidem q
NJ uSdaly ! pficinu X %poytstcm o
RSjucOuloyi
Ptnlstayinrz Nj " durhu, " bf
Wlo yzdycky nfkolik 6tastaikG
M takoy9ch gfpray6ch ccastui
ri ~ rozesli po str1uicb q 1dollcI
slidice, zkoumajice . sbirajip. d
pocinani we pred domor0dgm II.
dem zaiaJujlce aneb alcspod W.
~AtjraJlee, ably neprozradili 1fe
sydho kon6nf Vyrgyoli suad /
p6dn. rozbljeli balyany y pollna.
ii Vi Ink, ~ horallm, ktem je 20,
zoroyali, byli AabadDgmi byiosf
mi Prozkoumayse pfidfIeDou
Cast hory, sesIi se asi pod spoiled
nSm sfanfm. jrnk feryenon koron
IW hyl ozuaren, n 20 spojetuf
poradt poeali Y jistgcb misfpel
kopati, aby bIedongcb mlnnraIif
70 dodhlalL fato prhce yykoDaT
yana byla Sire pod oebmum 1or
ye1|h6 praporee, ME zajisih n
tajnt, ably huty rhzngch boraU
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

boz Illus pred koncilem kostnip.
k}m mi yonsy pccliyt uprayeuf
Ias Y podani yojanoy6 ma oysem
Y posleduim jednbpi yops, ale
proto N pfichad primo " zala
N. ~ VIE potyrziJc sprayuost
masky Voiauoyy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

DIM, msti SC, strcsta, pdsobi sko.
dy atd, a prdye tato okolnost n
zyldste pax i podivnd jmeno Try
brcoul' odvddi ms od yiry, h
povdst cd r. brcoulovi isou p0-
yodu domdciho u lidoy6ho, ale do.
mlcuii prot iomu k pfesvedce.
nj ze poydsti tyto ieisou pouhSm
Vgmyslem lidn, ~ ntyznikly 4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
povfsr1 o R%YsRcouLovI.

poytsti nesddIuji Dip, kdo byl
hSbreoJ odkud pfi6el, mi jak
vypadal, Pile j. Libka V G. Ldn,
pfisel jednon Jako mysliyec, po
drub4 jako femMlng wndroynit
MIR jako kurer aid b jednanf
ieboy ZeyfuJe, strait, ci1i dobro,
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-10
For health and economy use g
 HERRICK REFRIGERATOR.

For health and economy use a HERRICK REFRIGERATOR.
 Aubrey Webster of Stamps is in the city visiting J. Dale Wilson, Jr.
 Special music by the choir at the Sunday School Chautauqua Sunday night, April II.
 FOR SALE-f you want good fresh Jersey cow with heifer calf, come see her-W. A. Forbes.
 Reserved seats on sale at Guthrie 8 for "The Microbe of Love" at the high school auditorium Monday night,
 Come early and avoid the rush at the Sunday School Chautauqua Sun- day night, April II. M. E. Church.
 The examining trial of Miles Downs for the killing of Roy Stockton which was to have been held here this morn ing at 10 o'clock, before circuit Judge G. R. Haynie, was indefinitely post poned.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-10

Terry's Chocolate Ice Cream every day at HESTERLY'SS.
 A Dort car for sale in A No. run ming condition. Call at the Krescent Store. 9tf
 Ouachita Presbytery meets in the Presbyterian church of this city next Tuesday evening at 7:30 and contin- ues in session till Thursday evening. There will be a number of good strong addresses and sermons delivered dur ing this period. Program will be published later.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-10
LOCAL NEWS NEWS ITEMS

FOR RENT-10 Acres of land-G N. Autry. 4-9-ds
 Venus Lead Pencils, all grades 10c at HESTERLY'S. e
 FOR SALE-One Saxon Roadster; Two log wagons-See c. N. Autry, City. 4-9-d6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-22
Pepsated Aspirin
Best For Neuralgia
Colds & Rheumatism

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52i;;iEit ] The Stomach
The bestlform in which TO take
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pepsin- lPepsated Aspirin Possesses
all the medicinal properties of aspirin
and or: account of the presence Of
pepsin, it can he taken as freely as
desired without upsetting the stom-
ach.
Pepsated Aspirin is used TO ad-
vantage wherever aspirin would be
OF benefit. Buy it OF your druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-22
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Apply Zeno, the Clean, Anti
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Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
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