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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1920-12-23
MAKES GOOD AS
WEATHER ] MAN.
WORK STOPPED FOR WINTER
Schools Close for the Holidays with
Appropriate Programs

Az weather prophet sof h4irline
accuracy, Fred Peterson, contractor
in charge Of the building Of the new
school house, wins the hand embroid.
cred snow shovel. Ever since work
was started last August he has. in-
sisted that; there would be no snow
until December 20, which was the
date he had set for the completion
Of the ground floor Of the building,
all that was to be enclosed this fall.
After work was suspended, he warned
the natives to look out for real win
ter. ::l.sS : a ss sse5 :.
The bricklayers finished up their
part Of the job Friday forenoon Of
last week. The carpenters were prac-
tically on their heels, but closing up
windows and doors for the winter and
picking up around the building 10 as
to leave things in good order kept
them busy until Saturday night.
On Monday morning, December 20,
il started to snow, and Cakes had it's
first snow storm Of the season.
The board ( Of education 10 taking
steps, we understand, to keep tho
above from coming to the attention
Of the u. 8. government, lest next
spring will find us without con-
tractor when, the time comes to re-
sume building operations, by reason
Of the fact that the weather bureau
has drafted Mr.. Peterson to forecast
the weather. ~
The new building has been carried
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for money, so we trust you will par
don this departure from the rule. But
don't forget that remittance.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1920-12-23

Wanted: Girl for general houss
work. Phone 63-4. Mrs. F. ]. Guig-
non. d23-2x
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1920-12-23

Edward Evans returned Monday
morning from the twin cities, where
he had been visiting relatives.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1920-12-23
ATTEND 1NsT1rUUTE AT FARGO
Dickey County Project Winners Are
Among Those Present Z

Last week thirteen boys and girls,
project winners Of Dickey county, at
tended the eleventh annual boys and
girls institute at the. Agricultural
college. Over 100 club members at
tended, representing nineteen, ;coun-.
ties, and every. member enjoyed the
well planned and instructive program
which was offered. - "a .
IS On Wednesday evening all groups
gathered at the armory for the cotn-
.ty stunts, each $ county represented
giving special entertainment, ev-
cry one being original and many
quite instructive. :. - s '
/, Thursday afternoon the club mem-
Fbers attended the moving picture
show down town, and in the evening
were guests at a banquet given by the
Fargo commercial club. On this oc-
casion the winners Of the state were
announced and each responded with
an impsaIsptn speech telling Of the
work tlfiiik ads to be done to insure
SUCCESS.
nickey esSsy stands among the
4hfssh ties, the others being
sSargenf ana Harnes.. Following is q
list y. ehampisQs ; in Il. Dliicksy.
ID. e SDy bsef: Les Marshaii,
Forbes; hrst- canning: Edyth Moore,
Forbes; first-large garden: Anna
Hoerman, Albion; second-poultry:
Helena Hoerman, Albion; second
canning: Hazel Marshall, Albion; sec
ond-large potato acreage: Paul Hof-
meister, Riverdale; third-corn: Burl
Denning, Hudson; third-sewing:
Mildred Pierce, Van Meter; fourth
sewing: Anna Hoerman, Albion;
fourth-sheep: Ivan Shafer, River
dale. .
If the inspiration these boys and
girls have received through this one
week Of work can in some way be
communicated to their school mates
and associates it will give big inn
petus to club work in Dickey county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

This action was taken by Judge
Leib in the district cour after a
hearing of all sides.
The petitioning creditors showed
that the company owed about $40
600 and had no money on hand and
drilling had been suspended al .
depth OF about 700 feet. The recei-
yer has granted a big California
corporation a ~fifteen-day optional
contract on the entire business and
if this contract goes through, all
creditors will be paid in full and
drilling will be resumed moi later
than October lst.
This company is capitalized Tor
100000 and il is understood that
nearly all of the stock has been
sold. the assets include 63,00 acres
in leases worth at least $500 and
drilling rig and equipment worth
about S35.000. The people OF Gren-
vile are enthused over the pros
pect Of drilling being resumed, as
The Shorty Gobbler had struck d
showing Of oil when i, was closed
down several months ago.-Des
Moincs Swastica.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

of cattle also pleaded not guilty.
Definite dates for their trials were
not set.
Albino Urben, Francisco MARTINEZ
and Jose V~elasquez, charged with
larceny of cattle and pleaded not
guilty will be tried September 10
Elias Perea charged with rape, will
he tried September s.
The court appointed Justo Armijo
as interpreter. Abelino Lucero and
Andres Silva were appointed bail
ifs.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
SANO0vhL

Fourteen persons were indicted JOS
the grand Jury which was m scs-
sion last week AZ Brrualillo Elcye"
true bills were returned and sixteen
no bills i'm the = case. which we '
considered. Fifty-four witness
were heard. The jury was di,mis-
sed Saturday
The petty Jury was emuausl,d
Monday bu' only p ~ The vcuir
men qualified. 4 special yenirc T.
10 he returned fomo--ow mo-ntug
AT Q o'clock. and the fh~c, weu nee
e-sary FOR the complete raucl VIII
Dr. Tho ~ then.
C-imiref ca-es viii come ZIP Tor
trial parhars la-c tomorrow OF
Wcdnc- aav morning last wee"
r-.+s--ev- FOR fAe state a~rlfE1-
ed .l,e following defend-nts ad
the eases were SCI Tor trial 'rr0s
this term
re rt-.e 80 Ne.v N.v-o eosf~-
Ivan Cauo. CHARGED with a~r-a-i'
vi-r The ir'rr- -o mu-l ara
a. ard r'e-4 rot rrftv case SCI 70
t-i-' Cenfcwhe- /
The state a%~airst Ah-l Re1avi4
-uf iuf0Uip thaVeT cNarEcd Wit
Ia-c.rv 81 cattle. Pleaded rot rr-l
a~f -he case was SET fn- ~eTtew-
ber 9Th
The S-.'e against Iuis tanfrla~-
CHARGED with ia-cruv ~ cattle
r7c-fef -r' prriifv and the case
v--- So. TO- ceu+emhe- o
TIE S+etr 4caf1ef SefeTu0 Pc
viaea vto n'~aaed not e~-il-v 10 rh-
charge 81 rniawfuilv branding cat
tie
Nrnoes Gabaion rl~ad 4 30 ~~
~ 10 kiiiinr meat cattle and l1c0N
C~-ri- -ieadeH ~. p~iifv - 49,
charge Of stealing cattle. Jose tn
o-io. On the same cNs-gc- @sc
pleaded not guilty. Adolnh Nohs
srraigned on the charge Of larcsn~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

II. BIS R. IS E. Sec, % EESswx
T. Is s R, y E. Sec. Lot !. ST
T. p So D"Ez.' Sec, 8 swzsEA
n. Is (. 10 E. Sec. . W.
Containing in all 9,66651 acres.
No bid will be accepted for less thar
i've cents per acre. and a ope, eighth roy
atty OF all OIL and gas recoveted and saved
and such money consideration shall be
deemed to include and cover the first years
rental for said land. No person win y
has, not less than five days prior TO the
day set for such sale, deposited with the
Commissioner OF Public Lands cash. or
above minimum cash bid. Deposits Of al
unsuccessful bidders viii be returned. The
deposit Of the successful bidder will be
held by the Commissioner of Public Lands
such bid. but # the successful bidder shall
fail to complete his purchase by then and
purchase, including the cost Of advertising
and the expenses incident thereto, then and
in such event such deposit shall be fore
ieitcd % th, State OF New Mexico as !,
g~uiiatei damages.
Anv nsr-n desiring - qualify as a bid
a'- ~ -a-h lease sale i'm addition T.
mt l.-s han days proir - the. d.f
SCI 'r s.." lease sale, execute ana d.
.. ' sHn % IS
F .5# Hn a I'll. faithful gar
h lease con-
ers4t
ra''s lHal, f
sahsrant. r.a
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

The Jensen Bean company have
shipped out two car loads of beans
III the past ten days, and expect to
send out another car in the next
few days which will practically
clean up what they have on hand
Of the old crop.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
new MEXICO STATE LAND SALES

ATE LAND SALES
Sec ii. 10 t sn; /; 2 s& I; s 4 T. g. p TO-
Containing s4osO acres.
The improvements consist OF 3 miles
OF four wire feacing valued at 500.
On this tract there are $4,000 feet, Board
Measure, of standing timber, appraised
at sl7S per thousand.
T. 10 S.. X. z. Sec Lots /.
Sec. 8 iShSEhi. sEasW4
Containing 5O67i acres.
The improvements consist OF ~ miles
n, Of r., fencing ysSlued at $50 sau n,
Measure. Of standing timber, apprais-
ed at SIS per thousand.
r S. K II z. Sc. 80 VIZ Of SEQ.
EhNEH, sEsEH
Il. y s, R. p F. Sec. ; Lot3
Sec. 4 Lots 3, 4
SEC, 5 Lots J. 2
% NW VIZ N4sHt
SCI swft. N0as
Mr.gH4 Nuf.>af,
See. IS NWHNEH
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

Ed Estes has bought out the O. r
Pollard, farm, crops, Implements,
stock and household goods. The
sale of the bean crop is contingent
on Mr.. Estes selling the bean crop
where he is farming Possession Is
10 be given not later than Dec !
If the deal on the bean crop zoe
through, { he change will be made
much tn0ner-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
TORRANCE

w. F. Farrell reports that they
have started harvesting beans. He
thinks they will run to seven hund-
led pounds to the acre.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
ROOSEVELT

The A~schbacker building ha, been
leased to Guy ID Gould. OF Wichi'a.
Kansas. who will conduct an up-lo-
date cream station for Swift x
Company in the ,amc-Eiida En-
ferprise.
az or 40 cars OF cattle are b.iTe
Skinned from here this w,0i-k %
ma Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

Sale No. 1852;
NWI4NEH, E5NWH. NWHSEH. Sec s
~, NhlSNH. StzSW4. NE4NWt4, Sec
s. NHNM4 SHtaNNf4. SWHSN4 Sec. 9
NWHNE4, NLZNNH, Sec. II; SN4SWf4
Sec. j.; ~ J. ,>NH, NEISNl4, Soc r.
Ma Ntl NN SNNi4SNA Z. Sec =
a. 81, s>g,,-
rtr,li'>I t'' ~ M
e., c9-1'e ST. ISM
n, NnF. e,t'ls
+ ~
~ ...Hh +,I
~ -
81 81 81. .-s = .cu.
-VI.Et4. a.. Dr. Nrt. O.. %. rs.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
Continued from page one.l
MORA

Frank l.. Schultz and William G.
Johnson have bought the Spanish
American building from Irwin Og.
den. Their first purchase included
the plant only, but after considering
the matter more carefully they de-
cided to purchase the building also.
The Spanish-American home is 20
feet wide and 100 feet long and is
located on an excellent lot in a
good adobe building and was COM
pleted only last spring, Extensive
improvements will be made by the
new owners who are also figuring
on establishing an electric light
plant for the building and installing
new office equipment in the way Of
machinery.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
UNION


TIE = = Ian ''+ Co. ra-
200 acre. d. land 81. Iss-. aHft',
The iol'oWiur aro 'hc nrr-ha e..
I'm ~ n N70n'" count" .u0''
lO40 acre BI''y Parne'f "' ami
county. 80 -r-es. lml M"0'ff1rrt
of Collin county S" 7Ercs 1-
mn are all laree 'ara OWNERS H
Texas and are ha0stcr- fa amy s.'a.
mnnifv w ere alad - see t',"
located IN Union co"nf1.
\ new "ra'" and elevator cow
known as The Union Grain and F'o.
vafor counanv. The mcu w1o
mate mo 'te row como7nN are w
FrarkIin AMI ! T. IN ~ n-eS.
.rf fhc rownnn' IS doin" l#s'ae
~ l4Nl Rro'hrr e0a' "5'ir" NJ
Franklin will irve ,h9r,a ~ ~
The Mid Continent Irul1"c~, au.
p i~'~v co-ro-a''or oi Cleveland
Ohio have purchased lo@0 acre, of
l,a as ON four IT Cota0 "co.o'N',
good structures. namely. fhc |'r-7-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
HIDALCo COUNTY
Office of the Commissioner of Public
Lands,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant L
the provisions Of an Act of Congress ap
proved June 10Th, 1910, the laws OF tn,
State of New Mexico. and rules and re-.
gulations of the State Land Office, tn,
COMMISSIONS OF Public Lands will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder al
2 O'Clock Z. M, on Tuesday, OctopeI
10Th, 1920, in the town OF Lordsburg, Coun
ty OF Hidalgo, State OF New Mexico. ~
front OF the court house therein. the fol.
lowing described tracts Of land viz:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

The body Of a dead man partly
dressed and about p year, oi are.
was found in the Rio Grandc near
Hot Springs last Saturday The
body having been in the water ~
eral DAYS made Identification i'm
possible. Il is thought the man
was drowned IN an attemnt Ia
cross the river -Hll,boro Adto-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

Tre=4ar --i~.d ~ f~-7r~-a
7r1 Ffvr~-fr 7-~i-ffnr re aud
fesLs zr-i~~f fr- - rew C--wma-
crLorf h-7rH--- e~f .he ra- 4-e
being placed this week-Mzcfaie-a
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
0TER0

Inspector Alfred "Iinut.r reporte
shinments last week Of $50 head at
COWS and calves. tat stuff, W
Stockard, shipper to Kansas City
from Turquois 30 head Of ho~S
from Prather ranch to Sierra Blame
bought by ] D. Archer
Plans are now being uerfectcd
Tor a camp Of the local BOY Scout
organization in the Cahallcro can
ron. seven or eight miles east of
town. \ hike was made g. The
camp Monday for n fisc dar, ,tav
Y is the intention Of the scouts a.
erect a loo house ~ f|o Comm sit,
next summer. Scortua-tcr W7r,
recommended thc scouts ON tlc'
"trip Monday-Alamogard" Cloud
r%rofter.
One 81 the heaviest hoods IN cyi
deuce fur several wears, came down
,hc streets las Saturday about'7 ,0'
o'clock. due 20 heavy rairS in The
loot hills cast Of town the water
running over the big dyke. The
most Of the damage was confined 20
the Nexican norton on the south ~
the town. The foundations OF
MANY Of the adobe buildings were
damaged.
F. T. Benson and family have ~
lived from I.aclede. Missouri au'
viii occupy their home on Oh"
avenue. formerly known as the w
K. c'alcup home The B"nsons are
coming A. Ibis time IN order 70 pe
their children started IN school
They have sncnt "a rumhe- of W'"-
tiers in Aiamopo~do.- A lamog'r'n
News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03
STATE or NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND AND TIMBER SALE
oTERo COUNTY

OH.c % ih, Commissions OF Public
Lands,
Santa I,. New MeAlr0
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

The 2O-stamp mill a. che Hills
Loro Development company at the
Good Hope BONANZA mine, is nov
in operation. This min /, supplied
with the flotation process and sup
erintendent KAISER says the pro-
cess is doing excellent work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

Sale No. is72 = Al Of Sections N IS a.
-. s.. NFH. Sec PSI. r 2 s. v 4 W
containing t0t0Oa acres There stc 90 ~
rr1Etmtnts
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

sale No. is71 sWH. Sec. 20, s. s.,
$ r o ". con,aining i.i1m acre,
The Improvements consist If tank
and fencing. value $4,000
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

S-a,s ~ w M.rics
Fir-i Puhhcsiio- June q. 1e11.
las PrbEcstior SEPTEMBER , fq3
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

N \ Field
tornrnissioncr NJ Publ, I.,l.
state n Nv Nssfro
lfsi Publication Tuly N. ION
dNi fublication October y l9O
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

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g e. II. Y Il u. 1o. p E-zSwIl
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-03

Sale No 1871 Iot &. Sc. 70; T. . 8.
" g W. containing 1880 acres. The in
consist 81 HOUSE. vel Wind
min. tank. tllue u7sm.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05
READY FOR RED CROSS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The annual meeting of the Medina
Red Cross was held Wednesday fore
noon at the Congregational church.
the time being devoted to reports and
conference. At noon luncheon was
served at the Church of Christ, an
hundred or more citizens from vari-
Gus parts of the county being at the
table.
Mr.. H. B. Dickson, Lake Division
Roll Call manager, addressed the
monday meeting. This gathering
had been arranged in the interest of
the fourth Red Cross Roll Call which
will take place during the period of
Nov. II, Armistice day, to Nov. Is,
Thanksgiving day.
The vital relation the Roll Call
bears to health work in Medina coun-
ty and throughout the three states Of
Lake Division-Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky-was emphasized by Mr..
Dickson, who has been responsible for
great strides in the promotion of
health.
Medina County's share of the l.
100000 members sought in Lake Div
ision is 4,500. The chapter, how
ever, is working with the view of go
ing beyond that mark as evidence of
the appreciation of Medina Countians
of what the Red Cross is doing for
them.
Reports to Lake Division headquar-
ters of the Red Cross in Cleveland
indicate a generous response to the
Roll Call. Through the means of the
pageant, "The Red Cross of Peace"
and the efforts Of prominent speakers
the message of the Red Cross is be- }
ing brought to the people in a con-
yincing manner.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05
TWO TrRAINMEN KILLED
WHEN BOILER BURSTS

The bursting of a. locomotive boiler
on B. & o. freight at Creston early
Tuesday morning, resulted in the in
stant death Of the engineer and brake
man and injuries which it is believed
will prove fatal to the fireman. xvs
The engineers name was j, B.
Reach, 80, Of Willard; that of the
brakeman was Clark, 22, of Cleveland.
The name Of the injured man could
not be learned. Reach leaves wild
ow and two children. "A brother Of
Clark who claimed the body at Cres-
ton, stated that the unfortunate man
met his death on the anniversary of
his birth.
The accident happened about mile
and half east Of Creston. The-en-
gine was taking water atthe time and
it Is believed that the boiler had be-
come overheated, the contact thus
with the cold water causing the boiler
Ito burst. Pieces Of the boiler were
thrown nearly three hundred feet and
several poles cut down.
TIE bodies Of Reach and Clark were
taken care Of by Undertaken Rippeth
at Creston, later being shipped to
their respective homes. The fire
man was promptly removed to an Ak
ron hospital.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05
Y. M. G.. A. MEETING

| The November meeting of the Me-
dina County committee of the Young
Mems Christian association was held
Monday evening at Ye Tavern, Le-
roy. Following the dinner the sew
eral items of business were taken UP
and the evening closed with an ad-
dress by H. G. Melby, Associate State
NSecretary Of the Y. M. C. A., who
came from Columbus for the meeting.
The reports of the treasurer and
special committees were heard and
accepted. The membership commit
tee reported details all completed on
the Service Basis membership, which
will be used in the county this year
without the usual one dollar fee. The
local work was reported by townships.
Granger, Leroy, Litchfeld, Seville
and Medina all have their local or
ganizations reorganized and going for
the coming season. Wadsw6rth,
Spencer, Mallet Greek, Chippewa
Lake, Poe, Sharon Center, Lodi,
Brunswick and Weymouth each have
had conferences on local group work,
but no group organized and under
way at present time.
A special countrywide committee on
the Christian Citizenship Tarining
program was announced as H. H.
Root (Medina) Congregational, C. B..
Etter (Wadsworth) Lutheran; A. A..
Bostwick (Seville) Baptist; c. M.
Crum (Lodi) Met ,odist; E. F. Gibbs
(Medina) Disciple, and E. w. Barnes
County Y. I'M. C. A. -All those
working with or interested in this
program can get information and
help from this county committee.
The Secretary's report showed es-
pecial work done during the month Of
October in all but four Of the town
ships Of the county. The list Of one
hundred men Of Medina county to re-
ceive Association Men, was com
pleted.
The address given by Mr. Melby Of
Columbus took up Essential Points
in Present Day leadership as ap-
piled to Christian Work in particular.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05
TWO s. S. CONVENTIONS
HELD LAST SUNDAY

The Sunday schools of two town.
ships held their annual conventions
last Sunday. They were Lafayette
and Granger.
The former was held at the Metho-
dist church at Chippewa Lake, Vice
President E. E. Lowe presiding. The
speakers were r. E. Barnes, County
Y. M. G. A. secretary, whose subject
was "The Boy and What We Owe
Hlm;~ Rev. c. r. McMeekin, subject,
"Prsent Problems of the Sunday
School," Rev. A. E. Fair, subject, ,"The
Sunday School and Public Worship: ="
Rev: Wolf of Seville, subject, Enlist
ing Men,"
1t will be remembered that Lafa-
yette township carried off one banner
given away by the County Associa-
ton at its regular convention in Wads-
worth in June. They were tie with
Remson Corners Christian church and
will be obliged to turn it over about
December.
Lafayette township is determined
to have all departmental superinten-
dents notified this year and that some
active work may be put across. E. E.
Lowe was elected president.
Granger township put on very fine
program. Rev. Behner, secretary of
the Akron Church Federation, H. Fl.
Root OF Medina, were the main speak
ers.
The Church of Christ of Granger are
making some very fine improvements
in the way of a basement for their
church, which will be a great help to
their one-room Sunday school.
Merle Hammond of the Granger M.
=. church was the only delegate to the
State Convention at Bucyrus. Clair
Miller is the newly elected supeinten-
dent Of the Granger M. E. Sunday
school.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05
MEETING OF COUNTY
HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION

Mr.. Barker pf the Holstein associ-
ALTON of the state visited Medina We'd
nesday, Oct. ~, and addressed the
county Holstein association in the
Farm Bureau office
He discussed briefly the work of the
association in the state. The actiW-
ties Of the association have been con-
fined chiefly to judging at the county
fairs, selling cattle in carload ots,pri-
vate and auction sales, and securing
show herds for state and national
shows
The state fair Holstein show of this
year was the largest show ever made
of Holsteins. Six hundred prize mon
ey was put up by the association and
each county was urged to make up a
herd Of ten. The association sent out
men to help select the animals. The
$500 prize money was equally divided
SO that each exhibitors expense was
reduced to minimum.
In addition to the show work the
association has conducted sales in car
load lots, auctions and private sales.
The auction sales Of pure bred Hol-
stems ID smother field that the associ-
alton ID doing, q much needed and good
tContinued On PAGE ska
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05
SPECIAL VENIRE FOR
CACCIOLA MURDER CASE

A special venire was drawn this
week from which will be selected a
jury of twelve to try the case of the
State Of Ohio VS.. Dominick Cacciola,
set for Nov. 22. Cacciola is charged
with first degree murder in the shoot
ing to death of Frank Butto in Wads-
worth several weeks ago. Following
is the venire:
!. J. Snyder, Lafayette; J. E. Critz
Guilford; VIM. Esselburn, Harris.
vile; J. H. Crawford, Harrisville;
Ira Yoder, Guilford; J. Holben, Me.
dina; A. ]. Krabill, Wadsworth; A
Bradford, Medina; Fred Yoder
Wadsworth; w. B. Baldwin, Medina
o. F. 'Mantz. Spencer; Harry HUI
bert, Westfeld;. Chas. Parent, spen
Ger; Henry Walters, Spencer; F. W
Weidner, Liverpool; VIM. Gibbs
Brunswick; George Zeigler, Spencer
!. E. Simmons, Leroy; VIM. Ulmerr
Medina; Joe Sonnanstine, Wads
worth; Alfred Goldman, Wadsworth
Fred Alderfer, Sharon; B. J. Rude.
sill, Sharon; G. c. Rumbaugh, Chat.
ham; c. E. Jones, Medina; ]. E
JGault, Lafayette; Fred pBaisch, Liv.
erpool; c H. Newton, Brunswick; F.
E. Haight, Sharon; Roy Warner, Liv.
erpool; C.,V. 'Matteson, Seville; J. O.
Beachler, Granger; Henry Bennader
Lodi; W. B. Lee, Wadsworth; John
Ewing, Wadsworth; E. X. Kerr
Westfeld.