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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-11
Gbe aems SD5 tatttar
Classified Section
BUSINESS SERVICE.
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES repaired, any
make. rented. sold: old machines ex-
changed. club plan. T E. Sessinger &
%, l44 North Main. NJ 3739
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-11
Purity Seed Company

Seed and Plant Specialists.
Field and Garden Seeds.
Prompt and Reliable.
Beautifully illustrated catalog free.
222 South Main st. Memphis. Tenn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY PROPERTY.
BEAUTIFUL VELVET
BRICK BUNGALOW,

BEAUTIFUL VELVET
BRICK BUNGALOW.
South Side Spottswood Ave,
East Messick School,
Two Blocks Of Country Club,
one Block Of Car Stop.
ElEht-roOm red velvet ia
pestry brick bungalow. 3
bedrooms, one upstairs, liv-
ing room and dining room
across front. trimmed in red
gum: breakfast room. cove
ceiling. trimmed in gum, has
built-in" table and seats Of
red gum, seating capacity
six, has two gum china cahi-
nets; kitchen is OF ample
size with cabinet built in,
large tile bath, large closets
in every room. also linen
closet In rear hall. Hard
wood floors throughout. Has
large attic. well ventilated
Basement is absolutely
bone dry" and is IS feet by
80 feet, large enough for
complete laundry. winter
coal supply and other uses:
Will be equipped with hot
water heat. automatic water
and sewerage systems.
beautiful electrical fix
lures, by your selection II
you buy now
Beautiful Colonnade and
bookcases in living room.
large fireplace and mantel:
'front.' porch always shady:
mas large porte Cochere
over driveway
On a large lot 100 feet by
205 feet, with nine beautiful
trees twice as tall as house:
lot drains perfectly.
II you want a good home
near two extremely good
schools, buy this today.
Open for Inspection All Day.
Possession About Is Days.
Bargain
Price $4,000.
Dan Hunt,
Owner. Walnut SS-W.
ON BEAUTIFUL HIGH
LAND AVENUE.
Corner spottswood Avenue.
Near Country Club.
A very pretty home. on
corner lot: 10 rooms. four
large bedrooms, sleeping
porch. nice bath, living
room, dining room, breakfast
room, kitchen. buffers pan
try; large sitting room up
stairs. All doors and trim
are of hardwood; floors of
hardwood
Has automatic water and
sewerage systems.
On a very pretty corner,
with 200 feet frontage, 800
feet depth.
HUNT & LOWRANCE,
REALTORS,
Sole Agents.
Goodwin Institute. Main 1919.
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Five pretty acres of land on a corner
of two streets with four-room cottage
and all kinds OF outhouses: a dandy To-
cation for a store or suburban home
Price only $4,000. Might consider part
trade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
COULD NOT
HOLD OUT LONGER
Virginia Lady Realized She
Couldn't Stay Nervous, Weak.
Pale, and Hold Out Much
Longer. Cardui Helped Her.

Dublin va Mrs 9allle uueoa,t
~ itonie z, this place. Recently raiai
81 her Interesting experience in
covering her health. saying. "woe.
came On WAS ia very had
condition and nothing the Doctor
gave nae did me any good SOME
say f5u have 20 lei This take -
course but ! know there ought
70 be something 10 xiv. rnllef 1
Was nervous, weak and BALE
Couldn't eat o. ssleep 70 do any eo,,d
ana felt I couldn't stand tals very
long
= heard and read of cArdut an
how u had benefited other w0mel
~ The same condition. 80 decided -
use Il myself After my first bottle
! felt better 80 of course kept II
~ snd II did the work.
n ~ Helped me as nothing olae ala
! began - pick up right away ale
and slept and could rest / anrg 4
WAS getting better kept II % ana
II dld rnnders for me"
Thousapds " women. suffering rs
this Virginia lady did. have used Car
dal with equally happy results. and
voluntarily relate thalr experiences
40 that Others, troubled with 1lsos
ders common among women. may
learn 70 take cardui.
Let your dugzis, supply you. 70.
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
NEN SCANDAL BREAKS
OFT Ar NAVAL sCiIUW

GhscaKo Sept VI irregularities 49,
Erexating 10000 have been discovered
IN tho recruit payroll ai lhe Great
Lakes naval training station by ape
cial board N lnsestlgation sent from
Washington. Il became known tpday
OFFICIALS declared that the total may
be- more than t75 900. 40 additional
Irregularities rapidly vefe baeominE
uncovered Lieut. y v Sullivan. until
three days ago in charge Of the payroll
is being held under guard
II 10 charged that hundreds of nav.
al recruits al The station only feg
weeks we're swindied on, Of pay
through false receipts. the victims
generally being Al sea before they d.
covered that they were not receiving
full pay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
THE CROWS
WINTER RESORT

oklahoma j. The crows relm
neaeh Prom aG The nelghbs~tns
states ,hes noeA ,h,her TO spend the
winter hveaase she climate u mild
aud ihe t,nsd SUPPL, plentiful Arris
ms the fan thes are IL tims 20 Join
In the eathcrine ~ she crops
The numbers In which the, assem-
bic are described a. unbelievable IN
one foost. SIX miles wrat st 1athriv.
on GAr creek. there Atv morn thar
one million Trees Ia late eVenlns.
when they have gone % bad. are blask
with then. tie branches buFdene,l
from tor 70 bottom Across the hor
der. d kansas an Shoo Fiy creek.
Is anoshcr Kreai cfow toen
The, gobhle the peeana. mo pea.
nuts tLs cotton, tho mAifc, and even
Ilhe ~asermeIons one farmer had lh
acres ot kanr corn earlns Ia the
slsack ana thu crows aRe "A Al ln thrpe
DAYS Harro~lns !nto The shoeka.
lhes eal every seed
They eat pslla ehis acns and hen's
eTxs sheY roll hitds no~lA and Alll
me young they desour ,oaag fals
bits and they have almoss es,erml
mated the anail breaking an the nests
Oklahoma complains that Il ia 90
iigea Io board Ia late lai and winter
an The crows which 10 the snmmef
time are residents Of neafh, siatea
q. ~ an expensive business one
thousand crows Il IL estimate. eat a
bushel ~ grain scr IA, az the oQuisa
lent.
When autumn arrives they come fly
iug IN companies and regiments. con
seraing from the north and eaat On
lahoma has plenty II timber. which
affordiuR roostlng opportunities
doubtless helps 10 attract them
TO doai with the pest is difficult,
Grows are wary, ana fo destroy them
wls,iesaIe by poisoning ia lmponaltle
because they are quick ca become nus.
pieious of bails AZ night each squad
q crows has sentinel on the alert
ready 70 give an alarm IN ,aae Of at
tack
Their rawinR Is cosywanllou II has
many sound variations. with an many
different meanings nut N nesting
time crows do not ialk on tho rooa,
lest they attract hostile attention
The crow "a probably The most ia.
lelleciual ~ an birds n II aees 4
man go into the blind and ho does
noi come out AGAIN. IA VIII sheer or
nut y tvo or three 40 ln. ono can "a.
meln wltiont exciting suspicion The
~o~ can reason but although so
clever II IL q bonehead At arithmetic
X q. Star
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

Captain Daniel W wnfsbau,la.
eonmAndant at tbs station refused
20 dlsraas the eass other than 10 say
that ; shortage had bean discovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

ming A color mosif 81 the club col
ors. pink and white was carried aa.
IN the aaiasy refreshments served !.
Misses Dorothy Speer. Eloise nouy
lass Fhelma CAhill. Ruby Moolf
Lois Davis GLADYS Casey. MarKarc'
and Carol heamguArd, Dorothy l.uyo
less. Annabel Smith. Helen Brickner
and Mcssrs n E Roe and Guy Roo
John phiiiips. Herhers Glover. nyror
Dsaselms, Lloyd MeGnire. Harul
Decker Harry Mason- Bin Hirsehi
hli McGinssy Frank Simmoad FrAa
Carlson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

Most " the tarni.we slasd In Para
quay 10 made locally BY small mann.
faetufefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

TINS aahrla Laundry has maa
that ~ an expert 10 cleaning aid
iYiug fine dfeessa and suIin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

A true story ~ Alaska down 81 aass
,ela ensefsAinsnEN RAlne napslst
etanh' sspsemhcr -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

Free diagnosis every day OK.
eept Saturday and Ss1nday Do
aot tell her your ailments, let har
lind them.
$40 Herskowiis ND. s
Oklahoma Qitvs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

The Guthrie Laundry has added an
ap 70 date cleaning, pressing 4 j.
INK plant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

ling aud Earnest nutiori " Cushar
nj X X
Iris Club Entertainx Auxhsn1s
The Iris elaD entertained ,heu hus-
hands At Riverside camp YESTERDAY
afternoon Kowing aHd fiahsns wefe
enjoyed followed b. shlcAee asd
gishfry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

The International Typographical
Union has q membership of nearly III.
900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

r&Tfy TOT NNpy Nay carney
MI J. y Cafsney ensersained On
saturday afternoon the sca.sclmases os
her aazxAter. Miss Ruby May. The
occasion Was the Issle laay's tents
hsrrhgisy anniversary. The afternoon
vas pleasantly ssss.t in outdoor
games Those present rere Mer
4na Ethel brace. Dorothy ard Mlldred
wscks. BlAncA and Era Basy. Jessie
ard MARI Asieen Saith. Mildred yir.
gsnsa and Exesyn Noel. gains,a Free
mar, Virgil aud Garry MAJOR. Lucille
AAernAsAy Pearl Purvsance. Grace
Martin. Vera Monfarne. fseiy Osborne
Lydia Backes and virginia Olson
Mrs. caffney wns assisted by Mrs
l. = wood~orth in serving Ice cyan
and cake 70 fhe little folks.
E X "
NJ l. r Crimes and grandson
Eas. Hssinx u Darlington. Kansas
arr vswag Mrs Crimes brother. Mr
y ~ WAetxtone. and sister. Mrs
Szr Evans ~y~W-
* E *
% Club AZ Casey tsore
sae O. club ense~z2lned SATURDAY.
ereaing a. the hoEne of Miss GLADYS
Casey 80 East Noble svenue DAnc
irg wAs tie enjoyment n ihe eve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

"Wednesday AZ the fair. All members
meet At she posgofflce a II AZ.
M N y
kecrey. Meeaes cemes 10 lie
TIE keone, Mooney shah club wlli
hold lts first meeting newt week 10.
stead of this seek. With The prvsl
dent. Mts wasne Glover n her hemv
Sig Has, cleveland FRIDAY afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

Shower for Miss Eelen Newman.
A very pretty china shower wa
glvea Saturday eyer4ng ~ Miss ~
paaiels 81 the home of her aunt Mr.
VI Burns eas East Springer ave
nue houorlng Miss Helen New a.aa
whose marriage taxes place Thur
day of this week. Cards was sna al
version of the evening. The Erixes gu
lnx to Misses Gertrude ana Anaal.e
Patterson who presented them 10 n
aTsde-to-ee AFTER the game b
hearts messenger hey called 70
Miss Newmau ard npon her awisa
AZ the door she found q basket flliec
With many beautiful gifts Green ant
white we're used III artistic profaxlo,
u the rooms and on the brides to.h
chair Mrs w ] Burns. asslstei b.
Mrs H q. Newman. served an ia
course 10 Mesiames Halle Household
er " s KessIer. l.. 4. Patterson
Misses Helen Newman, Alma watt
Mildred Kaufman. Vera Alien. Res
Isangeheuning Alice Murphy, Ma
Lee Ovens. Esther Griswold. G..
trude and AnnabeI Patterson. Evalins
Nelson, Vera Kelly ana Eyy Daniels
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SOCIAL CALENDAR


Ncncay
canarsage ClaA Library
Tuesday
coasiSevy Free Fair
Wednesday
Iris Caab-At shs Far
Friczy
Circus Free Fair
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Mr. ard Mrs 4. " MAtcheti. wbN
left for six weeks soloaru IN Penn.
sylyania. stopped OIL in ktasas ais
50 sisit their daughter Mira fisygef
aid Their erand daaehisg J, Al
Ane. had the misiostune of ,rvAi lng
her arm while plasinr on one Of the
teeterteitefa After an Nray was
aiken ls was found necessary 10 re-
let the arm
n y w
Mr. and Mrs nal Kambo of Tulsa,
sre the guests of Nj aud Mrs o X
spurrier. s2s East Noble Mrs RAg.
70 was formerly Miss Alice Spencer.
VI n n
Miss Annabcl fmlon 81 Coyie.
.pent the weekend win friends
X " E
Judse John cossefal came home
'or Saturday and sunday
" II X
Miss Hazel Hurst spent the wnek.
md ia Eoyle Nth Alss Nina Cohoe
n y NJ
Miss Ruth IIiidrelh who wan III
N~mAn the past week was accom-,
'anied home ~ Miss Aselaidc Aled
ioe. who win stay until "Wednesday
Mrs Hlldreth and Miss Rug VIII
accompany her 10 Chicago on their
say 20 Washington where Miaa Ruth
slll attend chesy Chase.
n n NJ
Mr. Roy Cope az Oklahoma CITY.
peut sunday With his slater. Mrs. II.
George.
* X "
Miss Fay shipley oi Kansas city
here 70 spend the week with her
sant. Mira &. carter. si4 Eaat
Soble.
n n vi
Local "RUsht' Victims.
IN the Sorority Miss Dorothy Hon.
lns rs Theta ~. pa, Alpha pledge
diss Helen Kiink. a Phi.pbi pledge
Mss kathutne Peak. Kappa pledge
O. Z James Taggert and Vernon
sook are Beta pledges; Fred Holman.
sfg.Aipha pledge John Mason.
geita sigma pledge
" N NJ
Mas Catherine Dean. accompanied
~ her father. Mr. John Dean. VII
save Sunday for Chevy chase. wash
lngson. They win be Joined IN NJ
i.ouls by Miss Rhea walton
NJ n N
Miss Elsie Carter. who teacehs do
nestle science IN Oklahoma unlser
ity. vas home 70 spend sunday.
n X "
Dr. and Mrs II w Larkln are now
Seeapyang tneir new nome on North
Vine.
" v u
Mr. and Mrs y II Berry, Mr. anS |
Mrs. John l. foyeless and son, ] ~ |
gar aud Mr.. Sam Hendricks, u0sored |
p Oklahoma City sunday.
y y N
MIRA Don Morris and children ar
lived home Saturday eyeninr from
be east where Mrs Morris has spent |
he summer.
" II "
kscsbees To Meet
sThe Mscabees viii have aeetlbKt
4 me A O. y. W. Hail. Thaw5sy |
y y n
Fair Lire Party.
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Boy Choir Entertained al 6ssckr.a,
Home.

Boy Choir Entsrtsired al 5gsckra,
rore.
The boy choir Of the Episcopa
church was entertained nv Mrs. y. 7
Blackrsan and Mrs w NJ. mccoy q
The home Of Mrs. Bl&ckman FrIda,
afternoon. Games werc played an
lighi refreshments ksrved 10 tn
choir. Tis choir was orranlzed thres
weeks $50 By Mrs V J. Blactmas
who is snre to make success a II
" y "
Week-End House Party al cayolt
rone.
Among the several features of i4ss
Eeek vas the weekend house party
of Niss BeaIah casoit. In her home
7ls East Mobile. Dancing and cards
sers iadulzed 10. The house,ruests
rere Misses Edith Merrfck ~ nk
izhoms City. Esnice Cofhard a CO.
ora1o svrangs. Froy Estsinrs of Paw
nee. and Florence Adler. Messrs II.
y. Walke~, J. r. Jones ard Joe Cal.
In ot Oklahoma city. Serene Dur.
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Mrs. N p. George hostess 10 phi
Delta Gamma.

The Phf Delta Gammas werc en-
feTtained Saturday AZ she home
Mrs. II. r George. 1911 West Cle-e
land Light refreshments were 80 Sc,
20 the club members. Me@aa aef
Humphrey Glover. Misses Fiora -
ier and Vera Kelly. The guest prt !.
was won BY Miss Flora Adle-. ~
Aigh club prize sent to Alma Wn
ktns. Mrs. George Ritxhaups recess
ing low score The next nee,iu3
place ss undecided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

Let your dugzis, supply you. 70.
day.
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Tbe Ifia eIab wIII have ! IIne part,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

,Kaf MISUNDERSTANDING
loit1s l4fGtkE)AAlE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15
Martha. Mikkel.on +.

Miss Martha MlkkelsOn pas
seds away last Sunday, Dee. IL,
1920, after an illness of two
days, at the home Of Mrs. d.
Wolberg, 423 Second st. = w.
The deceased was born August
18, 1916, in Grue, Sol6r, Nor
way, being thus "a: years at
the time of her death. She
grew to young womanhood in
Norway and came to America
in 1870. She lived for some
time in Blanchorville, Wis,
but during the remainder other
life, about 80 years. she has
made her home with the fam
lily of. her deceased brother,
Mrs. D. w olberg. -s :zss !.
She was we'll liked by all
who knew her, being Of a kind
and loving disposition. szE s..
She is mourned by her sis
ter7ii-law, Mrs. D. ~Wolberg,
nieces, Mrs. Axel johnson Of
Cushman,. Mont, Miss Olga
Wolberg Of Boyd, Mrs, Arthur
Peterson and a nephew Arthur
Wolberg of Wi1lmar. i: W.. S S.. {:
The funeral will be. held on
Thursday afternoon at go
o'clock from the Free Luther.
- - Fn1.,,~nL Dr1y NSo11o~~ AY:lno~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15
The Christmas vacation at
school. will begin next Friday,

The Christmas vacation at
school. will begin next Friday
December IL, at, 4 p. M, and
continue until Tuesday morn
ing, January 4th, 1921. - III.
Messrs. III. H.: McNWen and
T. Amble were in Wllmar be-
tween trains on Saturday.
The II. S. girls basketball
team will play against the Bel.
grade girls at the schoolhouse
Wednesday Of this week. The
boys team will play against
Willmar the same evening.
= New London people were
most delightfully."- entertained
last Thursday evening by the
Fredericks Schroeder Concert
Company. Their program in
Guided violin music by Mr..
Fredericks, vocal solos by Miss
Schroeder and piano solos and
representations by the accom-
PIANIST. The Scotch imperson-
atoms of the latter were espe-
cially enjoyed by the audience.
Their closing number was q:
beautiful rendition Of 'tSwanee,
River" solo, accompanied by.
Humoresque played on the vio-
lin and piano. It was indeed
a privilege to be able to hear
these artists. The gate re-
ceipts for the evening were
$3.50. The next number will
be a lecture by A. w. Aim
steadt on January 28th. r.
The following literary pro
gram will be given in the as
sembly next Thursday evening
December 18th: -. ..z<.
Roll Call, quotations, and min
~utes Of, the first meeting. :. :.
Impromptu. ->.z-%- -
Recitation, Harriet Hoppe,
Impromptu.
High School Paper. Carter Sew
sereid and Harlow Lundquist.
Piano solo, Ella Hanson.
Reading, Edith Carlson.
Impromptu : - -.
Current Events, Elvira Skav-
= dahl. Ri FL. ~ =. =
Selections from the Edison.
A 20 minute play entitled
u: -. Mad, Mad -. :"
Characters: ~:
Miss Lewis, Mildred johnson.
Agatha, Mia Stauff er. ' -.
Naomi, Ethel Larson. - . ~ z.
Catherine, Leone BatterberTy.
Title, Muriel. Skeie. II 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15
Pibif eQfn Minnesota grown ap-
n1eS at,3beoMid West Horticul-

bbibiBsQ6M Minnesota grown ap-
Mes &tvfRfaMid West Horticul-
t}iEa E&P9aition held at Coun-
cibb B3HH88ms1pwa, in November.
He nat only won numerous blue
j8Bd ]Ra443jRB gibbons but secured
fg Npf 6R6&6 Magnificent silver cups
[5eA8EYSS9ti9g the highest. aw-
36dS fqs Sweep stakes for ap-
PreShjn Mates, boxes, bushel
baSkfts,&9 barrel exhibits. A
feWtys aE3 ago it was thot that
Mis- n&Sof3uc.ould only grow a
;6SX f9yiis&tifsI Of hardy crab ap-
$#8 6lt#t present we are Just
6fG11aA iR& e, realize what Min
DeEqtaA &fQXers can do by pro-
:; ,pt'5;Sai3g1-ttf4ting, ferti1izing,
lP1Sni7A1n4l spraying their
R4lgts1 n91blfi
tisfv eYsb xfe4 s-- H.
I'M NeIas& 0fa1D oherty left on
,4Hesid6a1ts3s4 e visit at Sioux
Falls, S:dQws$he visited the
Ad1aeetnfAuklHAeks at the home
Rf1hAHlfVp, Frank sBigham.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

sight Poland today eight and hdre
teightyearold
re-
aid visits the. the Relief Council ha
relief activities American Ran Admin
Red Friends Service coami
&lQuakers) The
Joint distribution COMMITTEES The knlh eumbu The @
land the 7. W. G A.
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Card Of Thanks

= We wish to thank our many
friends, sneighbors and relar
tives for the kindness shown as
during the late illness and
death Of our beloved daugh-
ter and sister, also for The
many beautiful floral ferings.
.s Mr.. Jerry LAWYER.
IS. . Mr.. and Mrs. Nv ] L.awler
Mr. and Mrs. Ne i Lawler.
&. and Mrs. j 3. Kelly.
Mr.. ThOs. LaWler.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

&. and Mrs. II. Rhod sof
Raymond left Tuesda "a
mons Galiif |, here the vin
spend the yeiint< s. 4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

@9e2s!aeet).t7aAeehmt md J.,
:s ai#@} ys8 3 #SBf1XgH9a
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). 3: B0yd and T.: !
attended, the State
%,~-1 c-S-k~~

J. 3. B0yu and r. ]
attended, the State
'{5{3P;9!S|{4!;l. S $::; E
yohi County Horticu
ciety. 0. H. Eliason|
fffP sm!ndfY also
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

-. z. Coss, who for 6 years
has been specializing On SPIN
IL I'd justmcnts here II Will
mar, has moved his Office from
Lonsy Block 10, corner Of 5th
st. and Pacific ave. Or. Coss
i q graduate Of tho Palmer
school of Chiropractic, which
Is the largest school IN the
world teaching Spinal adjust
ments. &. FL ss ~. ~ 81 !, s
=5s s. ny Unz1stznas ssa1s - S.
Birthday Surprise
The Birthday Club pleas
antly surprised Mrs. Maurice
Phillips at her home last Sum
day evening, the occasion be-
ing her birthd Is. The even
ing was spent in playing pro
.gressiye whist. Mrs. ]. d. Has
let won the honors. Places
Kera 1aid for twenty guests:
sMrs Phillips Nas presented
syaie6 cut 11ass salad bowl g
nbrance of he dAy
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-16
UNCLE SANS GAME RESERVE
leland o. Afoonal<, on South Coast Of
Alaska, Peculiarly Adapted for
the Purpose.

One OF the most picturesquely in
teresting parts Of our national do
main is a large island OF the south
coast Of Alaska. 1t Is called Afognak
and Is about 65 miles long by 40 In
width. with very irregular shore line
and deeply indented by bays.
1t is the property Of the government,
and In 1892 was set aside by President
Harrison as game and fish reserve.
The important purpose that 1t serves
Is that of preserve for salmon, all
the finest varieties of which run up It's
stream In great numbers at the breed
Ing season to spawn.
AfOgnak Is mountainous island,
OF volcanic origin, Its Hottest peak
rising to an elevation Of 1900 feet.
In the interior are number Of large
lakes. which are the breeding
grounds Of the salmon. One of
these, Letnik lake. Is seven miles long,
and on It's shore IL located q big gov.
eminent fish hatchery.
In the days of long ago. before the
United States bought Alaska, the sal
mon fishery Of Afognak was operated
by the Russian-American company,
which established on the island COL
ony Of its superannuated and pensioned
employees. These were Aleuts, whose
descendants today compose the native
population, somewhat more than 400.
though their blood Is much mixed.