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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-07-09
GUILFORD CENTER.

Mrs. Anna Biddle has gone to Burling-
ton to attend summer school.
Miss Mary Clark was home over the
week end.
Mrs. Conrad, who has been i'll, is able
to sit up again.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton Burrows and fam
lily visited at +. w. Legates Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stone and fam
lily of South Halifax visited at j. H. Thay
er's Monday
Mrs. C. A. Ward and son, Stuart, of
Greenfield are spending the week with
her brother, w. c. Baker.
There will be services IN the Universal
list church Sunday, July IL, at 3 p. m,
by Rev d. f. Trout.
Tho Ladies society of Guilford Cen
ter will serve dinner and hold a social
in their rooms Thursday, July 10.
Chldren's night will be observed in the
Grange Saturday evening, July 10. The
friends and neighbors are invited to the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. Birmingham and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs Harold Biddle
and Mrs Vira Stratton Of Springfield
were guests at b. A. Whittemores over
the Fourth
Mr., and Mrs. w. G, Worden celebrated
the Fourth at their home by entertaining
a family party of II, including Mrs. Wor-
denis brother, Levi Boyden of Greenfield,
and Mr.. Worden's son, Leslie, and fam
lily of Chesterfield, n. H., also his brother,
Baxter Worden, and daughter, Mrs Rich,
and husband and son, Arthur, of Orange,
Mass, and daughter, Mrs. Dean, and child
from Baldwinville, Mass, making four
generations of Baxter Worden's family.
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ing department. Her long term of serv-
ice with the company also was recog-
nized by other gifts.
Miss Gertrude Sprague of Durham is
visiting relatives and friends. Miss
Sprague and her sister, Miss Mildred
Sprague, will attend the summer ses-
sion of Keene normal school.
Election of officers for Squakheag tribe,
No. 81, l. o. II. NJ, was held in their
hall Wednesday evening and resulted as
follows: p, G.. b. ONeal: S., Thomas
O'Connell; S. S., Leonard Waters; j. s.,
Richard i. Howe; representatives to
great council, William Gilliland and Rob-
ert c. Browning.
Paul Therberge, a resident OF this town
several years, died in the Melrose hos
pital in West Brattleboro Friday morning
at o'clock. He had been there several
weeks receiving treatment for brights dis
ease. The funeral was held Monday morn
ing at O'Clock in st. Joseph's church
here, Rev. p. S. Cahil officiating Burial
took place in st. Josephs cemetery.
Independence day was observed quietly
in this town Monday. The days program
consisted of ball game in the morning
at Riverside park between the married
men and single men from the local lodge
of Foresters The game was exciting
from beginning to end, and the final score
was 1912 in favor of the married men
In the afternoon at $50 o'clock, another
game was played between a Chicope'
| Falls, Mass, team, and picked team
| from the Foresters and resulted IN
, score of 1872 in Hinsdale's favor. In The
evening at 40 an excellent supper wa
served in the Foresters' hall to lhrg'
number, followed by dancing, with musr
| Inv IVman's orchestra.
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MARLBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Strongberg came last week
to their summer home on Ames hill.
Bernard j. Lowell of Greenfield was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Learnard
July 4.
Luther Howe of Springfield, Mass,
spent the weekend at the home of Mrs
Addic Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Adams and chill
dren of Boston are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. Adams.
Sixteen children and grandchildren
called on Mr.. and Mrs. IT, +. Learnard
Sunday afternoon to bid them goodbye.
They left Wednesday morning for a Wis
it with relatives and friends i'm the West.
They intend to be absent six or eight
weeks. They were accompanied by their
field, and their grandson, Bcrton +. Prou-
ty.
Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Shaw attended
the reunion of the alumni of the Spring
field high school Friday and Saturday,
July . and 3. 1t was the 50th anniver-
saiy Of the graduation of the class OF
1870 and the first class to graduate from
that school, of which Mr.. Shaw was prin-
cipal from 1868 to 1874 The entire class
is living and all were present but one,
who was detained because of illness.
The annual community gathering was
held at the home of +. p. Adams
here Monday. General sociability
dinner an address by Rev. Delmar
, f. Trout of Brattleboro and base
ball game kept the attention of the
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Guilford Center spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Prouty, and brother,
Harold Prouty.
- Carroll Lynde of Brattleboro is staying
with his mother, Mrs. NJ. W. Lynde, Il
few days. He is suffering with ivy poi
son in his hand.
Guests at Austin Nichols over the
week END and the Fourth were Leon
Corse and son, Lewis, Of Clinton, Mass,
Miss Bertha Smith, Edwin and George
Taylor of Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Thomas visited last
week in Wiliamsvlle with their son,
Charles Thomas, and family, also in
Ware, Mass, with their daughter, Mrs.
Richmond Thomas, and husband, return
ing home Sunday night.
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mon will be Some Fundamentals of the
Christian Life. Sunday school will be
held at noon.
Mrs. Mary Fowler and son re.
turned to her home in West Thornton.
N. H., Friday after spending two weeks
at Mrs. Easton s.
Clarence w. Reed and family. who
spent the past week with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Reed. have re.
turned to their home in Brattleboro.
The silk industry of China cmplovs
from 100000 to 100000 people.
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Sunday. Mrs. Wheelcr's nephew, Mr..
Pike of Bridgeport, Conn, is spending
short vacation with her.
Members of Green Mountain club met
last week Wednesday with Mrs. l.. II.
Sawyer to work on articles for fair
which they expect to hold in the fall.
They met again this week for the same
purpose.
Clinton Sawyer of Savannah, Ga,
visited his cousin, L. H. Sawyer, the
last of the week. lie was on his way
by automobile to his summer home
IN the White mountains. Mr.. and Mrs
H. II. Sawyer accompanied him back
to New York and returned by rail
Wednesday,
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people throughout the greater part of
the day.
A bounteous dinner was served at
noon in the dining room of the Adams
home. This was followed at 9 O'Clock
by Rev. Mr.. Trout IS address on True
and False Americanism. The address
dealt with things which make for true
Amcricanism as against the menace of
the red flag and the black flag and the
things which make for false American
ism. lie pointed out that because a
person Is ancestors came over in the
Mayfower was no reason why they
should be true American unless they
believed in the principles of American
ideals
Much amusement and enthusiasm
was caused in the ball game between
the married men and single men.
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tend the funeral of his Sister, who
died very suddenly.
Esther Daniels of Brattleboro, who
has been a guest of her schoolmatc
Beatrice Temple, the past week, has
returned home.
Mrs. Velma Wilcox and son, who
visited her mother, Mrs. Addie Canedy
week, returned to her home in Brat
tleboro Saturday.
The morning service at the Universal
ist church next Sunday will be held al
l0.45 o'clock, when the subject of the ser
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HINSDALE, N. H.
Marrow Escape from Injury.

A Buick-six touring car, bearing Mass
nchusetts license number, met with an
accident Monday morning about II o'clock.
The car was coming down Main street
and started across the iron bridge for
Mortified. The driver not seeing the
dummy traffic post there, was almost up
on it and in turning out quickly he lost
control of the car. 1t started for the en-
bankment, demolishing the iron fence so
that it fell over the bank. The right mud
guard was torn away. The car, however,
was stopped Immediately with one wheel
resting on The stone wall.
None of the four occupants were in
jured, although somewhat frightened. Aft.
er help from the local garage arrived the
car was moved to the garage, where it
was looked over, the mud guard straight
ened and the party proceeded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
WALL STREET

WV YORK Jan "a - Sentiment aaoAn
iadcfs ~ss decidedly hesfsh AZ ~
Or~rfrg of tn-isys stock market Jsspsn
s.'sfdaSs oAsy money tendencies aud ~
fA lure - hishsr in'crst aud disooun1
fsts. O. mAtsrl.ii.. frsaufs ssstnAs
ssvrfal o., yt1sfiH)s wsahsr, features,
Nas fsnFvFd. MIDDLE rstss on adding y
poinn - ~ recent p'seipi,ais tsvesseoe
Ntntt cils srfs heavy ~ith motors, ship~
plnFs nnd several of ths sfssls enc
equipments Tobn0ros sni Dstsis aiaao
nHnfsgsd moderate rfinpsss
shorts began snethsf drive aGninG0
ru,os a. midday directing theis sffsrto
sssins, hsh priced motors srd oils re-
lt'0ns IN General Motors. rhsndier Rcyoo
Dot Do. shsii rrsuspor' Texas Company
sr1 par-An.f'rAn Petroleum ssi~nde0
frIn - points Rsils s,s.ls and sautoa
nsns led en- irregular rhlu, hl
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan is--nOGs sSoa
10 lower bIls NssssISls htsVlts
iiiNB Is 10 mediums t,igaiIsV.
Ignts ttliTlais; pigs elJ5ouI rs 90.
CATTLE receipts Z 400. steady 10 weak:
ehois heavy steers tissSuit medium
il1 aep lt,tg rntnrncD tlo.ouifso
tholc- iish,s iitsosiToe. common u rs
ll5o butcher hslfss tsTIsl..S. COW,
tsssgl, % Gamers I;%gssS. raives
''eon % feeders s.oeeii.s: stock.
-r, tf.dlost
shtEP receipts l 40 ssssdy lambs
fs Sosig % Guns III ,seis,i y-ariins
Nrthsfs IL sis is %, .wes q seJii 10,
eals !. Emil breeding sNss ~ % o
Its9. feeder ismh, ilstGultO0 O0
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COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. is--rhs unfsv-
orahis nature Of bnopssn poll,iosi news
caused depression In cotton vsIuss today,
ths market iosins Ia 10 10 points In In.
hfr hAlf hour " trading homsntartly
On the first eaii March ssiusa potns
but Immediately reacted to q net ssclins
TIE marie, had . steady tone al TIE de.
niins because ~ huilish sceopn,s from the
srot department snd reports % further
tlses In prires of flashed cotton roots
Outside selling Increased and the offsr-
nss wsrs not ~.n received. si,hough the
mArke, c.nnsnc.i 70 taxa on q rush
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ST lot Is.

EAST ct LOUIS san. is.-HoGs 10.
i"9. active 70 steady hulk ilt,sdlb 40,
heavy tibepgi 1870, medium tlSievIS<e
isht ti'soqi5O. pigs tio SeBisos.
CATTLE receipts 2,sc. steady TO
-loN ohoics hsny steers us.seaiT.so;
medium 81 o0nisTs common Issss,
1915 chotrs ushY tl1 soaitso common
roc9 90 hu,chsr h.ifers q 0cutse 90
COWS . Veu 10 esnn.rs a. dsusfS.
taN-s ~ o0d 10 -. feeders % Beaiaoo
s,ocktr. g. opHl0
SHEEP rsre'pts ! 100 slow IN steady
iamlfs tle = His ~ culis tifaoflEe 90
ytsrlrg Vsttets ~ ooU!;oo. choice eve.
81 bet u 70, cults - s0asos
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. ~ Hogs. receipt. a.
600 mostly ~ 90 l.c lower. hulk tlBeeg
ii 30 heavy 'ttUJl5I5. medium tibi
q ulsis. nsnt tlis0sliE. piss tii-se0
1850.
CATTLE; receipts 1000. veal; chcies
heavy steers ti''s3 3lb ,0 medium III 30
oil Is. common 81 iet 50 choice nsh,s
w 'Qeg 1850; eomnos ~ DO 3i,po butch
~ hsif.r- risstis0. COWS lsf5niJsS;
csnnan u sass "a; calves ~ gisssl
frefsrs v oaa ~ % s'octers ifgtuii 90,
SHEET. receipts oo- finn lambs ~ %
= u - tuNs its.1su ulG4e KU0l ssss
tpHh - ~. chi.. o. :tasse
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LRCALS

NOTICE OF srocxnoipsaa OF
1ca,nss seIHrssyH, sHvc sosiSssrldn' 4 iss:rrissps
.,St,e. b hereby siss~ thai ibs saasaI
mse'ins Of 'hs UecthaiAess n 9~bpss
sales : esey,t'o cs@lssy , sailse y
:. s.ld 81 ,hs.s ssfsss Will nssssss,ss
4. 4 :ss s:I So is's' q - Sss'
D:'.. SD:'...'S's%s's ~ s.isis:. ;:.:.!::: ":
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


hLNIAlH
Leases snt collection ~ fsnts
iirnNl D'pl
W'lih Mar COMPANY.
ihohs "a'hpl ~ 4ybl. " Main
hl 'N Nlh nYI,u lYta un W.N agnd
ias' ra''r Hhh paving Hapls iicy
fuh BALE iw uAn.t N,s room house
~'h l'fTH TtftFe ppld Ip,Ation Cali
Nspl" fsi ~ IhN '1
4stDuY uuNrs
'tnd Ahi '.Hssen. ! rooms with break
fHsi room ani sis' ifrg rnuh Al hafd
"oni dpsn siaiit. lifss tsHemsni. ssrss~
sh1 eNnt ihItE I"GuIfst w first ,iass
home 1hs h,us s Iri,sd wy under
tha present ustEsi value
ur'A hnm" ou tast r.k place, .
f'"ms. hai1~"ui rniAEs and s0rsHnts
Ilai !eft Ih7 b. SPLENDID hrms sNd
uOtth 'h@ money
nsal'iful hume o~sr ,,ofy brio.
o"rh~ssi 81 hprFaisg pu0e
rooms on N"tih Ellison. hstd~ood
wiI ta9om9n' and furnace. Priced At
f,N0ty, Win ronf iafins
= " mLLiNgs.
MrgtLNHAY,
''' 'it.f'y narH nfr uspl- '.r,
rooms on 'lst srf 81 Rinlsy Ths
has hafdr'ui sni basement. and vGfh
tho morsY Ni'h ,rf, youi term
f"uws On M'u 3th street. hardwood
ahi bas'fnrnt worth ihs iHan.y
room. tr Rest raJz al bati~ooi
Tits 10 /. bosuitfui toms Sni priced 20
OIL
! " niIIINGg
q. Z ArptLNEAT.
~ iib.rN Isrk nIig nppla i17,
FtNSiBii,h tour. nss fa.m.. modern.
on north eide, tI'lp h.4 rrnung for
~ r"f month tail shd go ovUsf ssI
" 'hHrtHN
'NOOI nprFE. uisa
southfldH. or one lof. sfui mpistt sss
suf water ~" spsn nHIBrf4 ils ,rr
mouth fJsi 'ums ffsi stttrd
.. T n Dttii.AFfi IASb co
ais lihofy iuar WsifIf l1Is
ny wNEH FiNr .-.ri niotost phiah0.
me Bungalow. wsH IN. Iibo. term,
sts owner t2s y. ith
ron PAir hy o~n,f, tfr1m n,A.rn
house wsinu' i0gb
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KANSAS CITY. No, Jas. N.--fAGH
~ssonlnads II beer of vasisus sSasnqo1n
content. snd other beverages vaius1 G
ueoe, was dumped Into the Miasou11'
river toisy ty the police. TAs IiauG
had been seis~d ID raids by the ps(In1t
during the last two months.
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CHICAGO ian II rNrATnEr .,esay,
Htr.b.' 10 sgt- northern NLifrs mtksd,
i,'pui di'tU. bu.s o. 0gtsS Idahs
fy,seu. ptlry = l,H' 'v
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NINETEEN

hsilsf 'sehnlosl loSh and sr,l.n t,ysVo
Nrni ~ claiming th.' the tnsfEst 80
-"ld oni I'Aia w ths msfhsi N. trsAin0
mbbhs ugfa 81 net declines ~ 10 80 q
piuls ana hffch sas tfniing 81 a. SOC.
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LrrnrooL wrIRiy cornx.

LIVERPOOL. Jan ~ weekly eo,tcn
sieils'l.s TUfai fuIvari.d a. mills gt,0e1
lsis.i American tib01i sises sDs os6.
Ame'l.n $1,000 irpnr'T li'.e9o. Anisus
900 lliD0V. sspnftA 70 $40
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALY

g $40 CASH
We 's's ono nr~ st room bunSsi1~
f'n nv .f,ta'hs' RON. os. floor.
...'H. f' sU' futures tE bssA.
meh' saftF' ami drive ypu can move
'"s H-re' 'tt p-.ts - o 900 ant
s' I1' t- 'ho l4sAy one
.. .tfork.uWrEH RLALrY 30.
~ Au, iars Nlg Maple 80
'N rEN EI r'' Groom moIsfn heuIe "A
Att iiaf.F f Ave LrNiy gapefei and
painted Nsfy stHIHe ilsatlon p.,lnr All
ihIis innsl.a's ptsssssiln sofn. tenn.
l.fs frh' 'il o~nrf. Maple Iio o.
i,-f4-ii 900 CAsit
, h',aH.s r''y ~il buy this b.Au,fu
men, ~ hh'f~ped hsnrs . rooms In.
bh"' '1 iarl ~pad. t.Ianos white 81.
Anf. ms " l1 ths b-st II Iaca,Inn moi,
''r rom rs's csritoL ali n,~ buhEs.
as frr .s. block. around m oth.,
can f~ fa.''' NH 'hs-s term.
'I N.AN-l INVESTMENT co.
~ "uNsH'r hi~s Hlds Nspls tnS
vow CANNoT
N-s' 'he'" '.ffs = yup ara looking for
. siforr's hlrysI1- kas large f0orn.
ana hfeAris'i fD.,r oas thfoushopt.
tons 1900 cash vii hands. Price,
GUARANTv INVESTMENT 60
'''.1 Guaranty HANK Wir MNpi- sstt
fuH sALE ATTRACTIVE RrSoAtow
NJ hnm. al 1905 y Hudson with nu-
rHfuus Improvement irDgfIns satVhnts
h'Iss sNfsEs sh'tAsn house and veil.
fenced slih yaulI EAiEa. -A.a-s he's {
rsrfrs ana hrHAN'art room tnyothsr pith
haserisHi Hnf IL l1eAtci Va select part -
ne 6uy VII tsSs tifJo sors term,
Maple UlA
I ROOMS two 6s,hs. to ,lssp.ns
rofrhs, cio.. - West fth; o. soc:
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It,tNtO',I.

iiYtTpC1i. JS ~ cotton, spsS
rHNf pnrHa rtm Goni miidiins psidi
ft.F m'dd'rg p 1ll. ndfliHs - ssdI
Its NJ ldu1v ~ I'd good orilnai, IS i,dj
rf'.rHr ~ 500 Halrs Q 300. inrIudlsG
f.i AW'ri,hn tfrrIuu 900 Dnls., iss
,i.Ira rpQ kmsfItaH
itIar.H riYsr1 rtak Ian ~ ost Mar
- iln W.v tiNod. Juiy iilIi, DOT.
fgtp1, d.. tVp.d
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rY REAL ESTATE CITY REAL rsrAlr ron SAFE C


i.s'ss rooms zni hfeasbsl furn. ots
sh1 enamel nnfh. beam t.liinS fine ~
lures iho hHth iafHs cement 90. be-
sAthS- Hhf dfiys. tivrk - far ttp D.
sthDul tafinE isii. npftLsr-t psH ~
nishsi. wilton rursi mahogany, oar aII
lnfds s1s Whpi' uN.fF fpnta dIfII.
foen std hsdfpuin s4Ita hfTa fAfgs srI
piano Included f'll tIttiH'ti u. uU.
fptnihhed I,fns 20 ,ult Oshsf. ia, ,Ia
lHHH
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yrRSrsitIp
. tROOM BvSuAiOW

rrRSrsNID
sRooM BuSuALow
q rooms just finished for . home. all
new furniturs. hardwood ana White ensm-l
finl.h, up-'o,ds,s In s,ery psr,l.uist "a.
vithou, furahurs Wfte.
A RnAL HOME go.
In Linwssd. . rooms. sah fioors, nicely
decorated newly finished, must be sesn
10 Be appreciates, sarsee and ssr,anis
quarters, sil kinds sf fruit. with dfsretiss'
Hf WEST 10TH
Meet s.sovy tuy IN the s''v' nst fin-
ish fseins r,uth, nicely located. Terms
Price u.eee.
on coRsER
s-ss~rn sniid h,,eh % vsst side. tsss-
m~r' furnace btich garage Low pros
and tsrma si,sos.
80 sAsr SIN
L., v,,ss - .ernsr, s-roem MODEM.
toilet o. irrst sisor. buii'-is rsfrisesstst
asa bsii'. 10 features; iArss kassmsu' and
fsssses: good veil and ois,svr. double
garage and . good buy at tftee.
csn M Mckee or l. l. Willie, wsinv, eli
AvsrLius'sw :'ns AHcox CO.
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CUCAGg Ian ~ ui'TTru h'Eh.rt
srsAmsfy siUdar EgGH receipts itSi,
Unchanged rDitTni. siHs. lo~ui
,.rinrs go. f1Ns So
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VACANT NOW. ::.35TJuzdzEow

VACANT NOW siSs XO. '0"o~''
.!.:. .:,s ~ .:1 .:s.ss: = S::;': ~: ~! - :
. 6sNAy Gss1 6snA VI llvsSa !
yss go ~ ,eesv - 0ess Sssvsw
ssssf'., ~ s-s.s. s.'.' ss,.. q 'sSi '''
Sslcn suNdzr5w
saras. az 1rvs rs 5 90 sss.s.i
EsMs' ssiM ssirs psH hss go lle,sA.
a.: f's .!., s.s;s 49, 80 80; ssa,.,s u'
ssss' sss': = - ~, y " - . y. ';sss - ~, -,
Sssssss n u ~. 0ssSEsc g ~.
ss:.sS, wsisss sssl = wsssss. WEISS
.. \ sapsss anAi,fs co,
~ Aassisaa hatlgaas 1aDls -
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O. q sLouGIr a co.


HoNEhrEAp rETROLEuM cONPASY
which -ili bs tho nest Important LOu.
lHiANh tpfurany
Nov dnilinE tap wells ~ uushsf ter
sNSfy nn- S.ll only mils And . haif
from the town Of Homer
The Iinmssiosh pstf0leum ramfany
s~ps t~slVT hUhifsd Arrrs IN the uu.hsr
tsfniuiy ~ lnIlflsns, and 10 controlled
ana managed ~ oklahoma Ci'y men. 0
Ali hANsAr1lpEa aug cAsH. W.
oIFEH hiibl,"t ~. CuSFiHMATfDa
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OUT TOWN REAL ESTATE

WILL seii i1t y In Llo,A {, EIs,iTio
lIelghia fAlr or,r luys H. u ". ottO
huprlU rhA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
N-~>-~--~---~--~-->~-~-----
WILL my 10 ~ iso-aors farm xitl
u 600 cash Payment from owner Nriy
or VII rent 100 acres on shares. GA
/ okla homsa
VIZ sin buy dirvct from owner. any hun,
S'io- o. '~o'siory nou,s prieei some
moss y THOMAS a soSs.
ies-I1 Oh Exchange .as
wsinu' M
WANTED
L'.'inr on all siads VI residence. and
business properly,
! " BILLINGS
G c. NrGtiNRAY
~ tleef,, Natl HANK hlts Mspls isT,
WANTED
Two. stars, bunsRio~s. flats and al
kinds ef othsr property 10 sell List with
Lyon 4 LowREY -
col first Natl Bsns wsisui 1898
WILL pay cssh for s or s.foom hua-
sAtow no dealers slt oklahomsn
wANrEp--ElEht rooms Of nure. locate,
within ~ or Is blocks from the business
district prefer house With basement. ell
ray cash Address BIS. oklshomsn.
WILL RrN DIRECT FRoN OWNER
Any mouse; any ~hers: n priced right.
= y Rogers, ;s1 Oh Esehans. mas.
WANTEh TO BuY--1iood farm with first
your CASH s"psss p,,s. letter ;m and 'i.. sis.
foli Information r,.ltdins same. Address
" n Ftlichrt,. ali North Broadway
fi,tsburs, Kansas
WE ooT I'm
Customers for all kind, Of hsmss List
now what YOU have for sale With
EYoN b JowREy 90"
eel Fir'i Natl Bank w.lnat iiss
wANr.n--t,ood ,.rory. s.rooni modern
home for cssh uoui location
fAkRisH a HAansLL
Maple ibe $40 bAan n.ls
LIsriNos WANTED
Lis, your properly with
LYoS 4 LowREY
col fir', Sati Bank wAieut I,,s
WILL PAT all cash for I, s, or Groom,
home. in sslkins distance Of to~n. Mus,
have u In nest Nw dsys waisW 1855
THERE Is NO DELAY. Mr. Properly owner,
va VII buy your prop-r,y We have
money 10 lnyss, for other people all YOU
have 10 do !. can Us ana make the price
wEsT iSvxsrMExr coyrASY
9Th fieor American National Dans nldg
Maple 10
REAR ESTATE
We uu,t have listlnss on NOR. property
,,mnt.ns In price from ii,oosop to
~ w" WsHN w s"li wv nome " VIII
psy feu 10 GENE In snd talk Il ever
with ua
PAUL A. COMPTON COMPANY
~ " teoinson Phone Maple tltp
EvenirGs Phsns
NsE.i. Msrl. ?ssi COMPTON. wainu, pst
WANTED LfsriNGs
We have several buyrrs for csltorui.
hunssiows IN north snd northwest Let
us help ycu sell.
sANpFORD a CARY co,
sea on Exchange Blis
Walnut stif Walnut tft1 Walnut tssi
wANrEp-fisod s.room California suns..
low for cash Oood location
rARRisH, = HARRei.L
hsis itto $40 Baum Rlir
ooop suicmsbiis ssd ssrns each 10 put
into . baU()a piece II real state. Ad.
Ars-s 0.fes, Otiahosnsa.
" You have . good osisksmS cottage.
California bsrGsiow ~ coed two.uory
hnu-a that y~u really want 70 se,i. ".
would be pleased ~ have the listing ef
.3m., ~ us have customers ssninE Tor
fbod home.
Rr STUART q co.
10 W. Main ~ Maple 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

l i<.i' Ian ~ rUt LTnY ana
u'fiili unchanged Ep'5 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

H''1 ~ NNE WafSti 80 tflnl 10 q.
i3o lower '.fAy sta A try 2 g. fly
sus y tgneh of the bss' hoU The TOP
uu chfl1hd io%s 80. - % ana ban prices
ragged tom ~ 10 II5'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-13

Item 2. Lot ten (10) in Block
twelve (12) of the Original Town Of
Denver Junction, now Julesbur1,
Colorado.
Item 8. The North half Of Lot
eleven (11) in Block twelve (12) Of
the Ogriinal Town of Denver June
ton, now Julesburg, Colorado.
The Town of Julesburg will convey
said tracts of land by warranty deed
to the purchasers; the right is reserv-
ed to reject all bids; the highest bid
der shall pay one-half the amount of
his bid on theAday Of sale, and shall
pay the balance upon the execution
and delivery of deed of conveyance.
G. S. KINSMAN,
Town Clerk.
First Pub. Apr 20.
Last Pub Nav L.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-13

Revised figures compiled by the
State immigration Department from
the records of the State Tax Com
mission for use in the Colorado Year
Book show that the total assessed
valuation of property in Colorado on
which 1920 taxes are being paid is
81. .49s, ,663,12s This is an increase of
about s74.OOO,OOO over the assessed
valuation for the preceding year and
an increase Of about $3,OOO, 900 over
the preliminary figures. Denver
county ranks first, with 1000 900
and Weld county second, with $685.
100000. These are the only two coun-
ties in the state showing assessed val
uations above $100,o00,000. There
were increases in the valuations for
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-13

The gig is up. 1t is now admitted
that the "overalls brigade" stunt was
all the product and invention Of the
brain Of New York Newspaper ~
porter who saw the pc sib les Of the
story. He laid it before the presi-
dent Of one Of the largest nanufac-
turers of overalls in the country who
Immediately o. K'ed the idea and the
thing was sprung. Il vseksd. Ovs1-
all clubs were formed everywhere.