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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-21
DISBURSEMENTS
CATHEDRAL WEDDING

$1b, 382. 48
MAUD r. ENGLESBY. Treasurer.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19

AN UNUSUAL opportunity for i've wire with xJUO tu invest We have patented article of real merit for which there is a large demand. The amount of proht will be i'll proportion 70 the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
FOR SALE 1orses

FOR SALE-A good cheap horse {; also a Wood-sawing machine equipped with h, ?. International Kerosene en- zine; also a good express wagon at low price. Henry Myers, 126 Mechanic St. Danielson, Conn. Tel 96. 1e14d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19

It and r. $500 to $500: Chevrolet tour ing; several other cars at low prices. H. E. Anderson q Maple St.. Daniel son. Conn Tel $40. aprsd
 FOR sALE-HarleZ-David motor cycles and bicycles at the Norwich. Cycle Co.,. A. Water St. apr5d -'
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
A Bulletin Wans
 Advertisement Will Get It
! E0-MA Als

WANTED-Men to sell trees. roses, etc.; steady worKi good pay for nus tiers. brown Brothers Nufsektes' ltocnester, x. |. 5e1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19

LosT--Bird dog, in town of Canter- bury. June IS; black, white and little tam answers to name of Sport If found notify Joseph P. Smith Telephone 1S59-3, or address Baltic. Conn, R. F. D., and receive reward je1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
A Bulletin To Let
 AGv5Et.seM.en. Nill Rent Ii
TO RENT

1O hEEs
 TO RENT-Two four-room. furnished cottages at HaugAton's cove. Phone lSJ3-J. jslSd 'ro J'-z-,. -e--FooIhs. furnished light houaeAeep4ES.i Fountain St. jelSd
 ron aEET-Furaisaod rooms; also light housekeeping. lS Union st.
 Jel'd
 TO HENC-A private garage for a machtne or storage. LU1 Boswell Ave. Phone 9so. je16d FOX sJ'--C4lase space for one car Mrs George Pratt. 5s Asylum St. 
 T0 REsT-A room for one or two ladles Inquire J3 Il..rEount St. je15d
 TO Tenement Of i've rooms. : gas and eIeetEE. centrally lueated. losv 1 price. Inc ire at 2H Franklin St., 5e-e- 1 eler. fel2G i FOR RENT - Light housekeeping rooms. iurn-sAed. | Boswell Ave. l JelId
 s-3sE I-i-.r- To s-1ali s-.sr.cra fam 1 fly, lower lut Ss C-er st @ith l space far ear for l-La llg-5re -l- ! stsirs. u1y-5l
 ITO aE Foo--r9ca aat. modern ' i.-i@l ott.r- l-.sa sa-f- James Goa. i C., T. la IgrSi 1 s'Tosr Ati-,-rTaus1h1 -o1ss stored for long u~ short term. i-ses reason. able rara-ll.- Studio .- ...l--aay.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
LOST AND FOUND
Tel. 5sS-3.

FOUND-A bundle of clothes. Call at S3 Church St. je19d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19

FAINTER, Paperhanger and Con- tractor. Kudllck. 263 Central Ave. Phone 1352-2. may20d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
LICENSED ENGINEERS
 AND PILOTS FOR NEW YORK HARBOR

PILOTS s1o0, ENGINEERS s1s0 PER MONTH; EIGHT-HOUR DAY, TIME AND ONE-HALF AFTER EIGHT HOURS, SIX DAYS PER WEEK, ALL YEAR AROUND; PER MANENT POSITIONS; PLACES TO BE FILLED VACATED BY HEEN WHO aUIT SERVICE WITHOUT MAKING ANY DEMANDS WHATEVER. THIS IS NOT 4 REMEMBERING AD- VERTISEMENT. APPLY TO R. NJ. SMITH, ASSISTANT SUPERINTEN- DENT, NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD, NEW '.ONDoN. may4d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
pERsoxAL
BUSINESS opPoRvUHITiGs

NO BRIGs, no operation, 10 tiae time losc; nome SCI. treatment for piles. c9nstlDallOu. tQo frequent uriu4- Ilou. prostate trouble. rectal disorders; immediate ana iIEriHS rs44ef. peasant. easy inesnlDSlt v. bro Ggrn mailed free in gl4ll wrapper. Liectrot fr-ml! O.. 2sS-A. EolE-n Bldg. Steuhcnvilie. C ian1ld
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19

LOST = 32x3A" Diamond tire, rim, tire carrier, tail light and license No
 4E Conn I;eHn1 Ke%dgd for Ts retsfr tG A. Conn. Tel. 417-3. te1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
4 Bulletin 10 Let
 Advertisement Will Rent It

H 6Hlledl 10 Let
 Advertisement Will Rent It
 FOR sALE-AutomobiIss
 FOR sAI.s-Cadillac 1920 phaeton, run Jdat over 4,uUO miles, has full set CL NoOG. ear cora tires. 55X5. and two SALl4 GOOL- ear cords. brand new; this Ger Las iuL set of equipment and many e-tlt-s anu b III peFIect meChanlcaI sohlition- L. A. Bradford. Danielson, Conn. jeisdf
 E0-.D touring. a good one. at a low price. E6O lJL1 seven -passehEer six = i-A-sr tour ns car in good condition. 4 iis 2 s''e-Aic~oFiiiiek Co- Jelsd
 ACTo ECuILE bargain; fine roadster. CEa4Ale4a. model 6-Ap. good paint and t-ASa' 44t- e34ipmcat W.tl extras, me- c'i--.led-iy s1.ieet, private owner, wifi 1e---1 i-.--ate, price right, good reasons LoI sc-L'i-s. Aec-'eza D5.Eer. care The 3ui4e-ia. DaHici5.n. Conn. je1Sd
 FOR sALE-Do you know that you can vuy good used ora cars al reasonable '.t,-.a --- -a-t-itc-z1 Auto Exchange. 165- -o- A4ali ot, AuiAnAiitic A Tel 95l-3.
 2C-, SAz ls&Cad.ilac touring cars in s-51 -a---4--on. AlygeLs 13lS. 1914 l,..-- k --=eh-y' Y" csterly. h. j. yeiId
 1CS 5a4il-OA. i.eo truck. late 1918 f-J--4. il pest c' s.aFs. plicc rigas. --'------ -s= =-A-y, -N S4.A SI. jeI6d -
 IaH S1l-l1-- Indian motorcycle 1918. 4--4.5.- - 1-t4.--N- sutton. Jr.. East ~t.- ----sll- I-l-4--, l.. D. eso. ]. Box =l6. 'i-'~ FoH SAiE- Cadillac. 1914, coupe. q +ey- i+. Ner .-- rauu.lg uTuer: Pack ' ard t-..-- t-Ii4aE car. iaia, perfect I i'.-c lIt condition. runs ike new -S ----' tf-s ..ee I'.Eea' wiu be
 --4. tf f.--, -'o-o.'ist. e-.re Bnlie- ! --A. l'-'.---51H, Conn. ielsd
 4. 20 .sa'3--l.--. bargain. \ 1917 se- ! i--a ., ri'-- -..=s-.-i-as as >5-LiC sakCr tom t -4s ..... .a, ......s ...l.t....l l ittsf --r' l- f'-.-t-er, eli 5 i- ti lsce rLlu.aL Ls z { r-'- .HSt. ist t4itr t-a.'. AIl.sL be sold . t-'-a -' ---.. -.L la----l b-lae-n 5.lS 1 '--i.- -' 4--. -o4 uail3i4=. =.fIilsu- 5elld
 AJ-i s1-1-lc-Y Hudson sYeedster. ot''+ .t..i rfIFtH i.-@o nu4ta lave siaie .lt- --l- t-.-. g-. E.Iua DullBgr and --.--- t--e=so---= ntst ear EaaranLee.
 -et -'- t.-~r ra- t.-li-.rs, Tel iJ5I.
 1os. sAIE-Paige roadster. in good olt't- h. L. Ferry. L1nie-s0n, Conn
 ---.- SCE SAEE-19l7 Maxwell touring cel' -h h-- cOGaiLfon. Cal t2S-lZ iegd O.s e. .-A.Es---,..Lt.t. -l. a..u (. rI4..frs cars, a..- car Tor t.e money more
 il..~s i1 the gallon. MaxMeI , pss 2 -'--i tl4ea anu AL-u5LEE Al.AoJ. AldNMell coupe Sl..sS Ai2&wel sedan sl.Ss5: Chalmers pas touring and roadster &L,S-S, Chalmers sport nlSdei S2.l45s Chalmers pas. touring $Z,yy5. Ch2l- i A.ers pas coupe S2.545. Chalmers a ] pas. sedan S-.ts5, Maxwell 15e t0 ton . truck Si.5uU to Sl.I"1; all f. o. b. De- trOlt IL E. Anderson. 2l Aiaple St.. JaHie.son, Conn. Tel. 34e. may3d FOR sABE-Maxwel touring cars, ! l6 and T.. $500 to S600: Chevrolet tour ! ing; severa! other cars at low prices. II. E. Anderson q Maple St. Daniel i. son. Conn Tel $40. aPrsd
 FOR sALE-HarleE-David moIor- cycles and bicycles at the Norwich Cycle Co.,. 4 Water st. apr5d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
JUST ARRIVED

My car of Horses are here. All kinds several nice pairs. good chunks and business horses. Come and see them.
 ELMER K. PERSON.
 Tel 5S6-S. apr21d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19

SALEsIEN wanted; real producers, we need you; nursery stock m Dls ae- pnissions. paid weekly; investigate. Perry Nurseries. Brighton, N '. Jelsd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20

winter. The funeral will be held TO
morrow forenoon at the home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cars washed and polished for Sl.oo'
opposite Park theatre.--adv.
Dance, gymnasium hall, Graniteville,
Thursday, July %; CAROLS five-piece
orchestra, Dancing, to ]. Admission,
ST. 25.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Currier of Hard
wick were guests Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington of
North Main street.
Mrs. Charles Nelson White and three
sons from Boston are visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Johnston, of
fremont street.
Baseball, Graniteville VS.. East
Barre, at Gazeley's park Tuesday,
July 20, at 5 p. m. sharp. Come out
and see good game.--adv.
Mrs. Ida Pearson of South Ryegate
has been a guest for a few days of
friends in Barre, her former horne,
making her headquarters at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. O. G, Stickney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
HEALTH INSURANCE

Some people are naturally thin
There is also natural pallor but most
people who are both thin and pale are
far from well and they need tonic.
Many people neglect to take tonic
until they get so sick that tonic is
not sufficient just because the de-
mand of the debilitated body is not
insistent enough. The pale face, weak
nerves, enfeebled digestion are ne
elected until the point where pain or
actual breakdown requires medical
treatment. A tonic taken in time Is
the best health insurance. 1t supports
the overtaxed system and the worried
nerves until nature can make repairs.
Build up the blood and you are
sending renewed health and strength
to every part of the body The ap-
petite is improved, the digestion IS
toned up, there is new color in the
cheeks and lips, you worry less, be-
come good natured where before you
were irritable and you find new joys
in living.
Tonic treatment is useful in dys'
pepsia, rheumatism, anemia and ner-
vous disorders. In many cases 1t IS
all the medical treatment that is re-
quired.
The free booklet, Building Up the
Blood" tells the whole story and Will
be sent on request by the DIR. Will
lians' Medicine Co, Schenectady, N.
Y. Your own druggist sells DIR. WI
liams' Pink Pills or they will be sent,
postpaid, on receipt of price, 60 cents
per box.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
TOPSHAM

c. o. Smith of Hopedsle, Mass, and
his sister, Miss Mary Smith, of Woods
vile, n. H., were over night visitors at
f. NJ. Hoods Thursday.
Flora Stevens and Mrs. George Mer-
rift were in Bradford on business
Thursday.
Gilbert Scruton died Wednesday
night at the Vermont state hospital,
after some weeks illness, Burial was
in the village cemetery.
A. 7. Stevens is assisting Leander
Dexter during the haying season.
J. B. Smith and family were in
Wells River last Thursday
p. J. Mcnamara is home for few
days getting his hay cut
o. Hubbard, who has been spending
few days in Worcester, has re-
turned
George Merritt was in Wells River
and Woodsyille last Wednesday
Leon Moulton had the misfortune to
have a valuable COW struck and killed
by lightning. while under a telephone
line, during the shower last Wednes-
day.
The community was saddened Sun.
day morning when they learned that
George Hall, a prominent business man
had passed away about midnight Sat
urday night. Mr.. Hall has for several
years run the sawmill in town. Be.
sides being a well known and much
liked man, he was especially noted for
his kindness in time of need. We all
extend our sincere sympathy to the
bereaved relatives
David Eastman and family have
moved to Bradford, where he has EN-
ployement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
UILLI.4MSTOWN


Z. J. Rutter, optmetrist, viii be at
the hotel Thursday, the 22d. Call and
have your eyes examined
Worth Jeffords, who has been at
home for few days, since the shut
down of the wooden mill at North
Montpelier, has gone to work in the
quarries.
Carl A. Sawyer of Omaha, Neb., ar
rived in town yesterday, stopping over
on the way for short time in Chicago,
to which city his wife accompanied
him.
Mrs. Charles H. Ainsworth went on
from Wilmington, to which town she
went by car last week, to Boston,
whence after brief stay, she viii
return to her home in Moline, Ill, Her
daughter came east with her, and is
at a girls camp near Lake Morey.
Frank A. Downs was in East Hard
wick the 18th, having as passengers
his daughters, Bernice and Dorothy,
and Esther and Rebecca Seayer, who
are to pass the week at the parsonage
in that place as guests of Jessie Irons.
The band was assisted in its con-
cert of last Saturday evening by
Messrs. Milne, Rossi and Trombly Of
Barre, and also by Archie R. Cram of
Montpelier, now employed in the Office
Of the state engineer, and who, with
his wife, was in town over the week
end
Hiram S. Drury motored TO Wood
stock, y. H., last Saturday and re
turned the next day, his wife, who had
been visiting relatives there, returning
with him.
William Goodwin, who has been for
nearly year past the janitor of the
Miles block in Barre is visiting his
niece. Mrs. II. A. Holt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Marble and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur I. Whitney enjoyed
motor trip to 81. Adams last sun
day.
Mrs. Edward l.. House of Barre and
her aunt, Miss Julia Bass of Somer-
Vile Mass, made brief visit in town
yesterday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are to hold a food sale next
Saturday afternoon at the vestry OF
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Eugene ingalls, are
in Highgate for vacation.
Mrs. Ada Lasell is in Mortified at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. George
Dillingham;.
The woman's missionary society viii
meet with Mrs. Laura l.. Ainsworth or
Wednesday. July 81, at 2:s0 o'clock.
The regular meeting Of Williams
town grange will be held Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock in Odd Fellows
hall, being public and taking the form
Of farm bureau community meeting
II. A. Dwinell, county agent, J 4 Car
rigan, assistant county agent leader
and Miss Charlotte Pierpont. HON,
demonstration leader, will be pres
ent. A good attendance is desired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
In Memoriam.

In cherished remembrance Of on
dear son, the late Private Robert r
Webster. who paid the supreme sscri
ice July 90, 1918. buried in American
cemetery, No. 1894, Bellesu, Aisne
France. Inserted by father, mother anS
brothers.
Yes. the dreadful message came;
Father took il at the door
Private Webster killed in action
That was all il said, no more.
In the house dry-eycd and peaceful,
Grief and pride the story told,
People passing paid tribute
When the blue star turned to gold.
His duty he has nobly done,
The right he strove to save.
His presence from this earth is gone,
But honor crowns his grave.
~ Washington street, Barre. Vt.
july 20. 1920.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
Barre Band Concert Program.

The following is the program of the
concert To be given in Barre by the
Barre City band Wednesday evening
July q, at 745 o'clock
"Star Spangled Banner
March. 'Brooke's Chicago Marine
Band" ...,.. ....... SeitL
Overture. Queen Of Autumn" Bigge
There's a Tipperary over There
Silver
Revere. Roses Honeymoon Bratton
Waltz, Whispering Leaves Robinson
Scotch Melodies ........,,,.. Boyer
March. seen. Mitchell ,...... Hall
America"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20

Rev. and Mrs l.. l.. Greene of
Chelmsford, Mass, are visiting DR.. 0.
ID. Greene.
F. B. Smelling has returned from
Today decorating job at West Leba.
non, ~ H.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Southworth and
their daughter, Esther, of Windsor
have been visiting at DR.. V. II Eddys.
Mrs. L. G.. Holbrook is recovering
from an attack of peritonitis
Ralph Dart is out again after an
illness with bronchial pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
BETHEL
Miss Aino Miettinon. Aged 10, Died
Yesterday After Years Illness.

Miss Aino Miettinon, aged 10 years,
died yesterday after years illness
with tuberculosis, Much sympathy Is
felt for her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Anti Miettinon, and the brothers and
sisters. Kaarlo, Vilho, Lempi and Ali
Miss Miettinen was born in Finland
and came with her people to this coun'
try in 1912. She attended the village
schools and last fall entered the high
school. but her health forbade her fol-
lowing her studies. She was at Penn
broke sanatorium, Concord, n. H., all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20

f. D. Martell of Aver, Mass, is Wis
iting Mrs. Serena Martell He came
to Vermont to attend the annual re-
union of Washington county Civil war
veterans.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Forrest $. Blossom are Miss Lena
Brooks of Mortified, DR. and Mrs.
George Taplin and two daughters, Ruth
and Elizabeth, of Brookline, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20

stated ronreostion of Gran
'its chapter No - r. a "
Tuesday evening". July - al
ISo Per order b. n. p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
New Nork Gotten

~ A.sn iHi'd irss
NEw Nul;k S,w o., cotton vl-
very weak and unsettled again tud1E
Covering iur over M. wees md s'"'
t'r'-i huinE fur n reaction rru-d mod.
'iti" hulg's after 1u opening hr"t
iut th,s wvr" not maintained ava
NEST ut the active months made new
low records lat" iu the morning. The
general market q, ssd weak q u
clin. Il 80 90 20 points on al months
except 80, cmr,r which showed J net
l's~ ~ lso point.
Tn. market up,T,d irregular 20 70
net decline with near months relative
lyw"Hk un no" declines reported n
southwestern SPIT markets r'" y'F'i
dYv and increasing Jupr"h'nsiuns thu
rotton would BE- shipped here Tor de-.
livery. Thsr.. u.s. was selling ou Tho
continued price cutting throughout tho
country
Hpyy New orleans selling here was
surpassed iu raprs'ut ~. rvs-lling -
hedges arginst cotton in tn interior
vii De- h,lush sentiment was oi,,t'd ly
fa,,rthl. weather accounts and rum.
or. that 'hrf" might pnss.hly l."
hitch boz 'h' pos'poncm'ui ~ ihc Brit.
ish raal 'rouh'Ns
F,ll Hif.r reports estimated el's ~
print cloths fHr The week 80 TO. non
ui,c.S with tr advance IT hair cent
~ uriccs ou ~, uvHiHg" as compared
With the previous w'-N hu' me local
20 - market was reported "Bsi.r zoe.
i'rlly and Marrhos' trade adyic,s
We're unfiVorailo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Md1keitNeWjS
SELLING PRESSURE FELT
AND COTTON DECLINES


., N.sn,it',d Press
NlW ORLEANS sept. 20 -S,ll.n.;
pressure Was .,lt iu cotton ~ IA" trad.
ing folit ,ud again toward IA, ,tu.
new low l',uls Tor the week h,.rg
reached boo th' late trading tn, s,i.
Inc Wts mainly a." continuation " "a.
uu. cement whirh get In earlier bob q,
w'"h h.' 20 E lined fresh imp'tYs from
'h" r'tnu'ss nl IA. spot markets sos.
''rjlE tH' ,lumps IN IA" wheat muik.
tud 'HH nation wide feeling htt
rr.Ul.'."- ~" headed fur lower uUi..,
This WAS frst noticed tudly ur o..
i'."r hu' t"ud'rs 81 only 100 h.l,. ap
r'fi'i This appeared 90 cause Ifuf
fresh huNiDr. Last prices were ~ net
?. ~ Co. go points October ,'.sln;
,i $751;.
Home hedge '.lling made i. appear
ln'" aud suIl, hrusois were m.lin't
20 think that % gpui part OIL. 'h" pIuz
SUR" toward tho close was from M
source.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
CONTINUED RAINS OVER TEXAS FIELDS
CAUSE SHARP DROP INTRODUCTION;
sTTPHENsCOUNTYs HEAVY SLUMP

scs~l'i n Thr Ssw..
FOrT WORTH Srr' THE daily
aver ~ production 81 he Moth cen
ual irAas cd field ~ beginning ~
allow the results OF IN" long continued
rains which hanlrercd lfi'lire opera.
lions for several weeks during the lat
tef part sc Angus and the first p1rt
Of September Because drilling was
mmsrt ~ siandsiill tn fields now
are having but few competitions and
the result " that the output OF the
various iields has declined console
All. Sierheas county showed another
hlg slump and has dropped 20 1852
barrels daily. There were also slight
declines H. the iluikburnctt and pcs.
dcfEona fields. which was partially OF
r"t 10y "a gain Il about 1900 barrels
daily ln the Itangcr fields.
Tho daily production u the di!lcr'
ent fields, az shown by the pipe line
runs during the ias, week werr ~
follows:
Eiccira. iE..oO barrels ErIkburnc,'
6s.tge. Iowa Park. b.Nar Holiday. ~.
Petrolla, $40: olng county g..
Strawn. i.s15: stephens count I6..a.
Alotan. iSo: Easiland lanser 1859.
Coleman county. 30: Brown cour''.
wv Af"hfNhNlta ANfnfF
The latest report from the Ir,rk,n.
ridge district Of stephens county
shows several new wells and the stride
the Stephens count t.rritoir hes be- n
maintaining during the past week ~
dicatcs that IL VIII quickly regain ~
commanding lead IN the Production to-
tai
The best u the new wells II the Sc
N.aafl4aa " - a.. AaHssIet. a
ilany. which H. flowing ! eco barrels
daily from a depth Il alo0 feet. b.
yg thirty seven feet IN the sand IL
- IN the heart 81 the city
IL tho sssStctn SID of the town the
Dcwiiag No. ! ol Cooper and licndcf
son IL making iio barrels but Is not
finally completed.
The Scott well. also In the heart q
the city. u "a with flow OF SEQ BAT
Tcis daily.
The No. II the Comanche North
etn OIL Company. Just sruih 81 ih.
city. has come in for iae0 barrels
daily.
One dc deal for acreage tn the ter
fttory between Breckenridge and the
North stephens county pool. ih, Con
tales Interests having sold 100 acres &
=. :. Fierce 81 al ana the I"ii"n Harris
thtefttts. futy acres etChi Tor con.
sidsraiion &c sieo,eeo.
Another good vii u reported along
the line q stephens and keatiand
counties. Ia the Lecray district. the
Goods No. I II the Southwestern OIL
a Development Company which h.
making 1890 barrels Of oil daily after
a heavy shot.
Two important wildcat developments
are reported IRON the field one Is
from bofqu- county where IL is d.
elsfcd the Wassum Cox No I " show.
lng for production - 1850 feet. the
formations Tor tho paE 100 fest ia,
INK been pretty well saturated win
81. The ssnds are said 10 resemble
the Kansas and Oklahoma oli sands.
With lime mixture tina, resembles the
Ranger and Breckenridge pay foruia.
ions Scouts for al the big companies
are watching this test and declare
that Il has a good prospect 20 develop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
>OIiIf ~ SALE ~ ~
IL InNIllilIII

Whereas the undersigned. me.
.LurlH .ui artisan. heretofore duin,.
business 900 Amnullp Potter County.
r'ka- under the Trad" name 81 liDnku
GuHE' have tnr the past SEVENTY days
t'i Wui', retained po a'stinu 1T coz.
tain p,r. .ual property belonging 10 T..
e. Nu'Ithtu formerly residing az
Canadian. ilrWIh.u County. TvNus but
who's" residence Is now unknown.
Whi.h property Is described us follows.
60, NIutnu Automobile Mudrl 1918
Eug.ur Ne 'iiUN. Horse Power ~. u@
be- was Empowered tu do under the ldW.
Co.. Scout. hi' charges amounting No.
"a Egr'sli" 10 tho sum ~ NdlNG'.
dUr i,r muI. than seventy DAYS pl1
Joel reasonable. customary uul usual
compensation Ter his services aud ml
trilui furnished iu repairing said wiz
tom Nutwuohi,"
Aui Wh,I'ts tho said T. r. Mslll.
han vh"s" residence ~ unknown h.-
lYii'd Co. ruwo forward aud puy sud
charge but has refused 10 d. su.
Therefore. notice h. hereby given thIt
H'irr The expiration uf twenty day,
from this date t'.Wit. on the ith dUN
~ p,fun'r. 1920 being the ilst Tues
dH' Boo said month ul prt ,hvr. between
the hours 90 ten O'Clock \ VI and fuu.
n.,I"Dk y NJ ~ the S"rl," Gaur
Formerly IA, l'ouhu Gnurr So lul
Tthr street. 10 Amarillo. Potter Cur.
iN TrNts the place which owing 90
th" mature EN-, the Sid property. TX mos,
convenient tu exhibit the sim, Go pur
,tluJs Jt such sil'. shall -'ll said
ii'n,' described personal property 81
pGli.r sale To- The highest bidder tD-
Hsh. li"wirs M" manner ot stiles uf
llh" property under execution. IGl
.ktli Apply the proceeds al such sale iu
The payment ct such charges. the bal
vur", Il any viii b, delivered over o.
IN" person entitled to receive IN, same
uul'. tho lJw.
Witness NV hand this nth dty 81
september. 'H.O
S.u'. i2lsas = G. BENKu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
EHI.iSGER TO LOCATE
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m STAT Highway department. win
=" :" Lamb and Eill,y countl., within
e. t"w DAYS &" lucat, HIGHWAY Su
ihr"urh q long stretch 81 sand IT,
VIII return about saturday Lamb
''Hrt' hts voted bond issue ior ru,d
improvements