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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Dollars aud Gents.

Counting i, only IN dollars and
cents rnw muvh tii that laa, god
cost yo.f A msn iuay uot always
stop work when he has cold, aut
perhsps II would he better II l- did
/, takes ahou, ten days Ia se. com
pletely rial II cold under the usu-
al Treatment That time eau he
much shortened hy taking Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and proper
care ~ yourself 10 iact hci,le "
this re m.,iy IN the houst IL a mighty
good investment dunas the ~inttr
aud spFlhg months
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
VanIeer K |

Mrs. Fannie Dickson, who has
hesn visiting her daughter at Whit
Ruff, haa returned 10 her home on
Cedar Greek.
Mr.. John Hill died at HE home
on Cedar Creek. February l. OF tu'
oerculosis. He 10 survived by his
wlie and six children. He was
member oi the United Brethren
Church. Funeral service was con.
Quoted nv Rsv GENTRY and his re-
mains laid 10 rest 10 Raglan arsvs,
yard. II. was highly respected by
Ill who knew htm.
M, and Mrs. Willie Hssuod we're
the week md gu~s. OF Mr., aud Mrs
Bob Brown.
Melvin Weaver was the CUES; u.
his mother. Mrs.. Mandy Weaver.
Sunday.
Abb Holland has returned to HE
home on piney. aftw = few days
v,sit With his daughter. Mrs, Annie
Hssood on Cedar Crsek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

RI KELLEY ! Ia ,hanssrr AZ
vs. Dial .tsp.
X. T., SMITH, =, Al Tenn
In th,s cause, Il appears 10 'hf ti'tk
and Master troia an affidavit. hat tbs
belt, X /. smith, Is astu-tea.dent ID
the state u Tennessee. and cannot be
served With procrss. 1t 10 therefore ord.
cred by thc tlefk aud Maetei tia, ssi,s
D~it., X + smith, appear Al sisr tosti
house 10 Dickson. Tenn On or before
TIT RSnAY AFTER me 4th MON.
DAY IN ArRll.. MINT.
sane he,ns a regular term ut the baac-
er, CoR at Dickson, lean, aud psesd
asswei ~ demaf % this Attachment hilI
t,ied agaiaet hm 10 ihss Gauss W the
same all he taken ios coaiesscd and ths
eause ~ tgr hrsr'as ~spsrte
/. "a further ordered thai tbs notice
b. published in the i',esan County
Herald al Dickson, Tenn Tor fear .t,n.
s~enti.r weeks ~ reqWred by las IA
siEn es-ew,
n ,ness IN, hand VI office In Dickson.
ihas Ian End, lp.Ah
] J TAYLOR. G. AN
Pads 4 Hell, sol'e1tEs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Nv yirtne oi four saadilionI esponxa
sssued To me BY h. hsownias. Llerk
al Tive tlrrua Court % itsckstra County,
Iean. will N
sATI RDAY, FERRt AIRY =. lpal.
si o clock, . IN, at ths cour. noAe
door in Dickson, teua expose At public
SAFE, to the htgh.si aud hsat bsslief, Eof
ash, thr following
Irsi ~ 0ne-lhiyd sudiyt!ei interest Ia
house and at 10 DtskSsn, bounded A.
ielIo~s bepuusnS 90 the cnfueF "
Man s,f~vs and Rcksrt alley, ,hsncs
sews to iS-Eoot AJ}es, ttssnee north
~l,h SAID alley to Adife s!aweSis hot
theaee east s,th sldseA nns to Man
sss -. thence south ~,sh Man street te
the place Vt tsginnins, lez,ci upsa A.
the property Of L {. hesl, ealoresi, 10
-st,sfy Judgment, interest," aEi cost su
favor a " /. Hutton 4 10
Third Revraoasxy iaters.t in house
AMI iot ly,sx 10 iasA~on, t~3aajed a.
follows North by Noah h,hh. cat by
MlI.ef street. soash BY alley. acss by
aA.~s.al grounds ies1ei ayoa IA the
,sopcrsy u bea T,dwtls, 10 satisfy Ists-
Esens. interest and ea~s 10 iasof W Chas
hay
FS'aath- Rssers1onAgy iaiesess "a hc'ast
.asi 5os ly.nS in Dr1k@aa, ooqsai@d ss
l,lo~s North by >sAan Nsnnesly.
EAST By Nab WISE. spIih Big sirers,
vest hy Fred Msanlng. icy,ed uposs Ss
'he propft, II lansss Mays. to SATISFY
laggn4rat, sn,ss~s, aaa eys; IN f2vor u
,Aas Ray
Tbs jaR q, ~
I PETTY, saserss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

aSy n'xo't
Mise ofel fusstli "a visiting he'
, cousin Miss Nols Greer.
/ MIR and Mrs, Mack nunegan en-
tertalned Saturday with o quilting
and birthday dinner In honor oi
mrs nonessh. me guests wsft
w shu MS q WORK. Mf snn
- ~ 'p"' " 's'
49,. So a, So, "'e'
81 I 49, IN. VIZ n.' s'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Clerk from tbs bill. which 10 ssorn
10. that this deiendsn.. Bessis Ben
nett. 10 q nonresident al ths rats
u Tennessee. 70 that the ordinary
process N law cannot ~ sssvs1 up
on ksr il 10 therefore ordered ~ ~
Clert. shs. non-residsat pubIicsuoo
be made foT The said Bessie Dsar
nett, cosnmaadins her ~ spp*ss =
The Coort Houss IN The te~n a
Dickson Tena.. ga The Tod 1apday
ia Asui 1870. IL bsiaG sh< ssGSIaf
term of said court. ssd pissd.
answer. OF de,nus 10 ths bill Aisd
sg.inst Der iH divoscs ~ The case
sill be sst Tor besins sxparte.
l.. J. Brownine. Clest.
l.e~ch 4 Hall. 6ol's.. iM Pitt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

In thl. csuss IL appearing Ia toe
CLERK M tsa Circul, Court. from the
hail. whseh ia .mpru 10. THAT the de-
fendeGs. Mildred 3ibb. !. non.
resIten, oa the state 81 Tennessee 20
that The ordinary process n las can
not he served upon hsf. II - their.
fats ordered by the Clerk that ses-
resident publststiap he made for The
cad Mildred Bib. commanding
hsr to appear q, the Court House 10
the town o. Diekaon, Trnn@~ses ~
the 2Gd Monday ia Assll. lsD, IL
being the regu,sf term u said Court.
and plead answer, "a demgs to The
DILL hlsd sgaIu.t bet loo divoc- 9
the case will bs ~, Tor hearing Ell.
pa,,e. l.. J BrowuinE. tas,
l.eech X Hall Sole fw fld.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
\. 70 Avolo the ".'HlU"
First Of All, Malo Sure Your
Blood b RED and Rkh.--ln
Fighting Trim.
SAFETY IN VIGOROUS
BLOOD
~~~-
Il You're listlcss and Depres-
Sod. Don't DELAY Z Minuoe
...0et 4 Good Tonic.

II Won -, the iaho~nra, zee =
doctor a, oncs--hu, whv get IT.
lsn't worth whii. instead 70 tsA.
every pvscau.,on nov. sssanst get
ting IL
Probably the beat and nrst thing
10 do 10 TO make sars you are In
good physical condition. during
an epidemic. slm"st whrrsv~r yuu
70 you are exposed TO tnHuenaa.
A. long ~ you are really w~ll. the
red cospuscles al your hlooi light
Oh and detsst d,sssss getmA Blu,
when you are tired and run dawn,
when you tsel alright accept that
yea havrn't much energy OF euthu-
siasm. your bloca 10 tired too, and
YOU are an easy victim,
Pepso. Masssn has become h.
ruous ~ = builder ct r.eia vigorous
blood, II heips ycv up whsa YOU
are run dosn. ltaislps you avoid
,llness. Or, I, h9ps yoa receives, U
you realized yoar poor physical
eooditioG too iae,
Phyoicians have been recon-
,aAnaine Pspto- Mansan ior yesrs,
- easss II sAsmA thlco&rssnsss.
\ b rsllssl~ ID eti-s. asA has Z
ascosd lovss a!sc,y' Eve y, an eur
ssss. TAKE no thAnrss viah . run'
,,Ssu coadiion. 0e, Per o.Man-
cen today. Il IL GOD hes lth In
faesncs.
rsYso. Asnaan il ssid 10 liaaid
and sahlss tosm. rAsss 10 u. dif'
lsfsacs b s~dical valse. Taxi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
County Republican Exeeu-
tive Committee to Meet.

The Dickson County Republican
Executive Committee is hereby
called 10 meet A. she Courthouse in
Dickson. at one o'cl Ek. Saturday.
Feb. IL for the purpose u rAorgsn.
ming aud rsnsacting sUch other
s,ussnrss 40 mAy come before the
committee
Harry Davis. Chairman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
IN TINE MAIL BOX

Editor The Herald.
| estrce in d recruit Sssta% ~ yont
paper whrre Mr. Scale accused Mn
Mnssdy VI popping Of ahoas tee
labosing nan Nsil. | thlaE Mr.
Seals popped soms hlaaaeh Mr.
Seals says he " lubarins man. lie
wanss To hlss sosk eight haars per
aay al 6Is sas-s saf grr niS poes~
sss full VI Hlunsy asd ihea ~bat
does Mr. scale waaiF Hhy he
SAINTS the farmer 10 sahtr lsnm III
To IA hvuss pr day to mase apltsas
t!me Mr. seals and bic y hour men
are al rect think Moody ~ rtsh;
ia saying ~t can, sf'asi 10 eHant
everything these lat'ors ark iaI. ~
peciails wsrn the cost e,smse ffem
the isim~f,
| sm ~l,h Moody-~-le.4 al, pall
togs.h@f and ere the atleel roll
Mr. seals spoke oi dsscoaifnt
Whe IL u that Caused III WHO
csu-+~ om.n aud chtidwa 10 sas.
irr ir"m euld and haaserT Who IL
il DIR ssair3 The fafmsrY No.
Organized labor. tina, II wAo GAYS, .
ii.
Mr. Seals said hs Soald like Ia
give his We've ca People Wander.
ing Away From tiod" IL ii ~as nos
Tor SHINING preachers. lie does u
have to saln a preacher 10 d6 IL.
tbs fe#son 80 msny wander away
from tied ls because they stand
around ~aisi0s Tor the opportunity
to hr I'D thai say
fsath veaf children aa ia ,h*
way they should 10. and they sill
no, depart 'rom II an training
my boy to labor from sun I'LL sun
and no eight boar stuff goes down
his urek. q. M, WOLFE
Sylvia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

We nos Oely icop loops In air.
.hirh, but can ne~ talk by tele-
phone 10 srsins far distant ard 70
,us sixty miles M hour MAKES a
fellow soT. = weNfy a. digsst ell
these things. Here. boy. 90 out
SOD cell vp Man and zee What
psiat papsf 10 worth today.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Periodic Bilisss Attic Is.

Persons subject 10 periodic hihote
ATTACKS will Observe that thai. Az
petite tails them Just before an a.
tack, That 10. they do not real =
crave hood but "a, because /, a.
meal time II they viii eat only a
light meal and no mes, ,heA tale
too Of Chamberlsins Tablets d =
attack may be avoided,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
For the Children.

loo much care cAnao, be exsf.
cised in selecting 8 cough medicine
fos children. II .touId be pleasant
TO take. contain uo harmful drug
and most sGeciasl 70 cunas their
eoaghs ADD coids, i.ans experience
has shouu tbs, Clam herlsiH's
Cough Remedy meets ,hses cog1i.
tsons. /, !. -. -i,,s @,.h nseS
mothers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
EAsy eikGr.

The dance given At the home {
w. sud Mr.. Ruseell Fielder. ia |,
Friday night was attended by :
large crowd. Ali reported nice
time.
Nise~. Loys. Thelma ans lrei =
Susa. EsAis Eielaef and hsugh,y
Simmnns were the saeses Of Misses
Fsrase and Ilsis MeCorpia sa,ur.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

Before Destaging tn home plsco
!os Z cor il wiil 10 sell 10 cossGk
The n0nbsr Of ssso,eos sssvics ~.
,iops. the cir. suposiaus and Ire
thousands u accessory snd sspsk
.bops. and sak yous.sA II oil thoss
r<opse are :s susissss iU der
bath.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

si.hsr kind you prefer But besure
you get the genuine fsptosMauxsn
'Guds's,' The hull uuHe should
be On the package ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13

There are p~opl. who psvss have
= mov.m-n, oi the bowsls Without
~. produced by csihsrtic. Most
Of ,nem have bsoughs that condi.
lion on themselves by the use M
mineral ws,es snd strong csthst
lies that taks too much watei Out
81 the system and ssgFsvs.s The
disease they ere sn~sat u tslisss.,
A mild laxative tonic IKE Chan
bsrlsins Tablets sAofds gsr.ls
movement Of the bowels thaa yos
hardly realize has been produced "
d medicine aud their rec 10 not -
likely to be followed By eopsdpa.
ton.
--~-~--@.-~~s-~-------~~-.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-13
Clemore Pharmacy
funeral OireC.
tors and I'm.
baImers.

W, carry u complete
line II Noffins and Cas-
kets Al esi's given
promps sttsnttoa. Ay
. = night. ss. phsess
c itisem' ~. Gssnees
Ia nd No. ana Rsss1sss
pkess wssissto
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-30

Mr. Renshaw west than thirty ago and at
engaged in the mining business and has been and yet
of the active leading promoters of the mining industry in
Rocky Mountain Region His mining operations have
the largest scale and in times of depression he has
ered his influence that production might be kept MAXI
mum He has contributed his full this districts
roll looked after the general welfare of the
community large Other operators have shut down. but Rem
shaws wagons been going and coming from his
mills power plant stacks He president of the Gem Min
ing company stands the front ranks with in the
mining world This company under his able leadership has
been instrumental in fnrthering valuable projects.
In years of successful operation Mr. Renshaw
has incurred the enmy i'll favor of his employees His
have always given him support of the rue and most
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-30
TO THE VOTERS
of Clear Greek and
Gilpin Counties

The man who becomes state senator from Gilpin,
Grand Summit and Clear Greek counties, in addition
to being qualified from the standpoint of education
and character must have the progress of this entire
mining section as his chief interest In order to be
that type of candidate, and when elected, he
must have had experience in the county he seeks to
represent, and at the time have record above
reproach.
William E. Renshaw, Republican candidate for the
State Senate from the 10th Senatorial District,
these qualifications beyond reproach. He is seeking
the office because of persuasion from his friends and
because he is loyal this district and fundamental
ly interested in its progress His character and bus
methods are beyond reproach and his record is
of loyalty this section and its many projects
He is of pleasing personality and will be of in
estimable worth to his constituents in the leg
islative assembly.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-30

loyal type This indeed extraordinary
ton for who has engaged extensively
of the industrial world and has employed large
during period of thirty years duration This success
of the will be the future and the people
this district will consider such things castug
fer senator
Mr. Renshaw is heartily in sympathy with liberal pn-
cpes OF the Republican party and free from part
which makes him desirable man for Office He knows
the desires Wishes of the people, and with his
broadminded view of the situation will be able serve the
entire country unhampered by his political affiliations
William E. Renshaw, without question meets require
men OF everybody matter to what he may be put and
when elected will be efficient the he has
been as business and citizen
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
RUSH FOR OIL LAND
REMINDER OF OLD DAYS

Henry J. Coors. Jr.. of AlbuQuer.
que and a number Of associates have
returned from the Seven Lakes oil
fields in Mckinley county where
they took part in the big race to
stake claims as soon as the informa-
ton was received that the president
had signed the oil leasing bill.
According to Mr.. Coors this big
rush was second only to the big race
inn 1889 when Oklahoma was opened
to settlement, the principal differ
ence being the use OF the automobile
instead Of the h0-se o. fhst -i.y.
In most cases claims were io-a ei
long before the bill WAS signed tH,
in many instances The over I'm ions
parties found their claims overlap
ping onto others.
Various means Of cs#H 1i-e ti=.
the Information that the good .ass
had been received were used. hau
rushes in automobiles Oft times re-
suited in the cars becoming mired in
which cases some OF the occupants
started across country afoot in hope
of being first on their locations.
Others were on the ground with
stakes and description of the land
ready while friends on hill tops sig
nailed the news that the time for
operations had arrived. In other
cases, due no doubt to the excite
ment, parties staked one claim but
filed the description of an entirely
different piece of land.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
RAIL WAY MAIL. CAR
ROBBED AT GALLUP

A mail car on Santa Fe train No
9. was entered at Gallup Monday
morning and a number of pieces oi
registered mail taken. Ralph Smith
postoffice Inspector with headquart-
ers at Denver, is working on the
case.
The robbery took place while the
two railway mail clerks were at
breakfast. Upon leaving the clerks
locked the car and it is the belief
Of the officers working on the case
that the party or parties who en-
tered did so by means of a postal
kew. There is no record of sucn a
key being lost or stolen in this sec
ton of the country, although it
would be possible to procure the key
anywhere in the postal service as
they are all of the same make and
would unlock any car door.
The number of pieces of mail taxi
en- and their contents are unknown.
as it was the open registered mail
on the distribution tables in the car
that was taken. A number of sacks
OF the same class of mail in the car
at the time was not molested.
There is no way of estimating the
loss as II viii take weeks 10 cheek
up the missing mail and determine
its contents.
Officers working on the case are
at a loss to explain how the car
was entered without the robbers be-
ing seen as it was daylight and the
train was being worked by the sta
ton force, and any one seen enter
ing or leaving the mail car when
the clerks were known to be al
breakfast, would have aroused sus-
picion.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKS
DISMISSAL BLANCETT APPEAL,

The attorney generals office is pre-
pairing papers by which dismissal oi
the appeal to the Supreme Cour,
OF The United States. in the case
of Ebert Blancett. convicted of the
murder Of Clyde D. Armour. is ask
ed
4. B. Renehan, attorney for
Blancett, has his brief before that
court. and this brief will be attacked
by the states motion which is being
prepared by Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Harry s. Bowman.
The Renehan brief bases the ap-
peal on four grounds. alleging that
Judge E. c. Abbott, before whom
Blancett was tried, was not legally
a judge as he was in military ser-
vice at the time; that B1ancett didn't
have fair trial because of demons
trations made by spectators that
one of the jurors was permitted to
separate from the others and hold
a conversation with another person !:
and that there were only ten jurors
In regard to the last-named ground
IL was said that the court record by
error At first should only ten jurors
emnaneled. but that there were
really twelve.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
SHORTEST GRAND JURY
TERM FOR SANTA FE

The shortest term of any grand
jury in Santa Fe county came to an
end when the grand jury in the
March term concluded its work Tues
day afternoon, after having been in
session less than two full days.
Charles B. Barker, of the state land
office, was the foreman. There were
10 cases investigated, out of which
there were IL indictments and 7 mo
true bills" returned. Witnesses ex-
amined numbered 26.
Judge Reed Holloman, presiding,
had regular spring cleaning when
he cleared 40 cases from the civil
docket Tuesday afternoon. Some
OF these were disposed of through
judgments, others were dismissed.
The remaining civil cases are be-
ing heard and disposed of rapidly
The short jury term is said to be
due to the fact that prohibition has
reduced the number of arrests to a
minimum and the costs of a term of
court in this county have thus been
reduced from $4,000 to 5000. to less
than $1,000.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

The first carload OF salt purcha. ed
by the Grant County Farm and Live
Stock Bureau for use Of the ranchers
in the White Signal and Whitewater
districts, who formed a pool for this
purpose, arrived at Whitewater sta
lion this week and will be placed on
The range according to agreement.
A splendid saving was effected by
buying the salt in a car lot and fur
ther gain will be secured through
having the entire range properly salt
ed. Half car in the same shipment
was unloaded at Separ.-Silver City
Enterprise.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
OLD FONDA SITE
FOR NEW HOTEL

The board of directors on Monday
selected the "Old Fonda" site for
Santa Fe's large new hotel.
This is satisfactory to most of the
contributors and people of the city
and unquestionably fine location.
The lot is almost 800 feet square
facing three streets and corners on
the plaza.
Rapp Brothers have been directed
to draw several sets of plans and
submit same 10 the board for selec-
ton as quickly as possible.
The Old New s'vie OF Santa Fe ar
chitecture has been decided upon.
Eieht business rooms on the first
floor have been directed and an ord
er for 100000 hollow tile brick has
been placed with the superintendent
of the penitentiary.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
MORA

J. F. Young, OF Nevinville. Iowa
arrived with a car Of his stock and
household goods last week to lind
that the Nutter family were IN and
unable TO give posses ion Of the farm
he purchased from them last fall lie
rented The Rev Russell place AZ La
guna Seca, and moved in there tenn
porarily His family arrived Sunday
aud will visit his sistar, Mrs. c. A.
Strawn, and camp at their temporary
home until they can 60 10 their new
home.-Roy Spanish American.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
CHAVES

Earnest Malone of the Malon,
Hardware Co.. has purchased the
Guallieur block. This building wa.
the property of Madam Sophie eau
llier of Switzerland an aunt of the
late Charles NJ. de Bremond. Mr..
Malone took over the building Mar
lst. The lower business rooms ant
the offices on the second floor vii
be extensively remodeled and made
modern. Hugh NJ. Huff, the jeweler
has purchased the Costa building
which is occupied by his jewelry
store and The Model" 4. J. Viii
Hams mems clothing store. The
prices paid for these two buildings
have not been made public but it is
understood they were large.
A community nurse has been Sc
cured for Roswell Her name is Miss
Erickson, graduate Red Cross nurse
OF New York with war service rec
ord to her credit She will arrive
in Roswell directly from the east
in a few days. Miss Erickson comes
under the state public health b )ard.
secured her.-Roswell Record.
In the case OF eN-parte James Day
Wallace and Pauline Wallace. minors.
James Day Wallace petitioner and
versus w. f. and Francis
l.. Blanchard. respondents. appel
lants, the supreme court has decided
in favor of the Blanchards. The suit
was over the custody of the two
Hazel May and Pauline
VIII had been adopted by
the Blanchards. Under habeas cor
pus proceedings James Day Wallace
the father, secured the custody OF
the children, and from that action of
the district court the Blanchards ap-
pealed to the supreme court. Under
the decision of the supreme court
the district court is reversed. with
Instructions 10 set aside its Judgment
and restore the children - The Gus
todv of the Blanchards. The case
was appealed from Chaves county
The Blanchards are residents of Lin
,oin county. w. F. Blanchard is
member Of the house Of the fourth
eNi-ldiuTe. ne supreme court ODfn-
on IS BY Justice RobertS. Chief Jus
ice Parker and Justice Reynolds con-
,urring News.
Fire AZ The Slaughter farm east OF
Roswell FFidav morning destroyed
4 threshing machine and = LARGE
luantify of feed o. H. Hickman,
he manager. estimates the loss to BE-
Z 0O0 The fire started from an oil
,urner used in the hay press and
mead 10 the hay and machinery
,efore IT could be stopped.
The Slaughter farm is having 10000
,ounds of oats cleaned at the Ros-
veil Seed company preparatory TO
''anting 900 acres Of oats this year.
This is only one of the many activi-
les of this farm carried on on large
Gale. Large acreaPes of wheat and
'arley will also be planted this spring
The oats being cleaned was raised
N the Slaughter farm last year. and
) being hauled to town for cleaning
nd then back to the farm.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05

B. F. Gillis and family arrived sew
eral weeks ago from Electra. Texas
They brought with them a car load
OF household and ranch goods.
Mr.. Gillis has purchased the "
Bennett ranch southeast Of Alamo
g3rdo and took possession Of the pre-
misses on February lst Mr.. Bennett
and family have moved 70 their pro
perty on New York avenue.
The ellis family have come to
Alamogordo for health considerations
IN behalf OF a member or two Of
the family. He is well 10 do and
made considerable amount OF
money in the oil game al Electra
-Alamogo rdo News.
New Mexico state record., 1920-03-05
0TER0

ID. {. Sutton now has six men in
the San Andreas Tale mines west
OF Tularosa at work and several cars
have already been shipped to a firm
IN the east A company in Fl Paso
has been organized to handle the
smaller humps OF tale as it is mined
The tale coming from these mines
is said to be of the best grade found
anywhere in the United States and
IS used for making chalk. taicum
powder, etc.-Alamogordo Cloud
crofter.