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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
bishop Temple ut ~. Andrews

Right Reverend Edward A, Tens
pie. u. d.. bishop Of North Teynh'
will preach aud administer tue
Apostolic rite Of confirmation Sun
day morning ~ / o'clock IN ~ An
drew's Episcopal church. The bishop
IL preacher Of dlrcc,ness aud rrtaI
sympathy and he " always heard
with interest and always hrIngs 4
helpful message. The friends Of the
bishop OF the church, whether NOM
hers or not, are invited 20 hear the
sermon Sunday morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

MANIIn-\aaAE nan ~ laa "
handls ,,lsel ,l,nlallan ~ Meas
aaa l'aahandle, ,,eea nfapeailen'
Mast h. ahle ~ haAah asNsl's,s,
Mua al,a ha,e head ,leaE ,Nlge an,l
h. Mlll,ns ~ ~ a. Apph W a. y
na,ehgse, ,n,alalleA ManAssf,
N,Ns aad laaAanAlr' "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
IA, la,heNs lpls.al,,l'
ath and rillmaga

Hrd aanday aillr fasler Hey
p0mHnnloa 40 A. "a Nhel' =
6ehaal and aduli male classes B ~.
Notuiaa niaygr aud gnnlNpl ilNna
Nth segmoa ~ nIshon frmrlr ~
= eleek Nesnets aui selmrn ! y. IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

Eagis Hail,
Holds regular services VI / a.
m. Huninys ara So M Wodnrs'
days,
Subject today, "Aro Sin Disease
and Death llenli"
sunday school NJ 10 u, ", Tor Hlh
dents under 20 years of nge,
Reading room smith hnlldlhR
room rs, IL kept open from 2 no l'
4 u. h. daily except HnndayA ANA hull
days where the lllblo and Vhfml'nl
Science literature may In read u'
purchased. The public N cordially
Invited 10 the services ana 10 lh'
reading room,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

Part Of Faster music will bc repeat
,ed NJ the morning service.
Womnn'a Auxiliary meets Monday
~ $3.50 y. m. nj the rectory' Rem.
dents ana visitors. members nnd
non members invited 10 all services
u. &. SenmOn, Rector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
Talelnaele ILlNalsl

Sunday school, aias a. m
preaehlng q, ~ ~ ~ ana wa
m
annheams ~ = y. ~,
Janlm n. \, y, 4, a. ith y, ~,
,lenlaF n \, 4, 4, az tila y ~
lame aud enjoy these snf'lrea
N. y OaihFiEhl, paalur,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
CHURCHES
First tOngrcuai ional,

Tenth AM rucharnn Streets
sunday school ut 10 u, m,
Morning services ~ II a. IN,
Christian EndcavOr u, 4 y M
Evening services ~ I o'Cloee,
Prayer services At ! y, NJ N"u'
ntsday,
Come and Worship with us'
~, \, nauon, pastor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27

EAST-There viii ne i Tgn-Ten
party a. the home OF Mrs. L. T. Cook
on Tuesday afternoon al TWO o'clock
AL are cordially invited Each lady
IS asked ID bring half eezen cook
leE
Alr. and Mrs. r q. Ma:sron were
at their camp sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Raymnnd is staying
WITH Mrs. A. W 13achelds-.
Mrs. Emma Eobbins visited Mrs.
Edgar Paxirnan al Winthrop one day
recently.
Mir. ana Mrs. Flvnf Of Augusta
we're I'll Robbins Point ar Sunday
MISS Tarrira Woodward passed the
week END with friends at SkowhegaE.
MIR. and Mrs. Kari Turner and little
daughter. Of Manchester. visited at
me home of a Z. Braiuard Sunday.
air. and Mrs. Turner sooE VIII
move 10 Liberty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
WINSLOW

A sunday school 10 be called the
WINSTON Free VIII Baptist Sunday
school was 0lganEed ar the Barton
schoaihuuss an sunday afternoon By
Few. Bsnjan Beatty. pastor OF the
Free VIII BAPTIST church a. Water
vile. There was an attendance u
3s. The following officers were
elected: superintendent III. D.
Hutchinson: assistant Super1nrEn-
act Mrs. Henry n Withan: secre-
tz-v. Miss Ethel Simpssn' treasurer.
charles Rush; executive committee,
Esv. Renja-T13r Beatty The teachers,
Mrs. Charles Rusb. IN The primary
Miss Ethel Simpson.
4,,r,o- Sgpartmenr: NJ. .. HuTchin-
snn intermediate department, Char
les Rush. adult department The
sunday school win meet n the Bar
,or school on Sunday afternoons IL
. m 4 PRAYER meeting conducted by
Rpv iaruin Beatty will be held
E,-,.asv evening az DO a. the school
bause AL adults in the locality are
invited I'd aEIsn0-
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Fitch and little
Saurstar. Ellen, have returned from
cortland. where they passed a few
days.
ON uers sunday al the home Of d :.
Eawes-
Tn. Gstchell after passing the win
;..,- AZ SOUTHERN Pines. n C.. has ar
rived At Augusta and - a Sasst u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
Farms and Lanc fur sac

AIRES. 80 mile f-sm 7ardiner good
buildings. well DIVIDED INTO teIc. pas
tuFe ana woed PRICE S-1A- EasN
tHr-ns. Apply a. The Augusta 0ftics of
the Amos Il higgins harm Age1cy
ACRES. ---9n state road 70 minutes
WAX rom eiectrics, church and school,
cuZy s-rbnr1 house. aar- 4lx.- =. %
acres grass Land . acres wood Phone
4S-- Henry v kolnGy, = --e--vlile.
Ne. 7. T. n =.
ACRES. aa-Stouk tarrr a. equipped 2
mics t--rrr city. Eve titiCs- splendid
ngs extra goad house ana 1Arrl.
Price very low TOR quick sale A-nas
Il. Higgins. OPP. t1oLeI D.. ar-h- Al
gusiA.
ACRES. ga-Because Of business else
where wish % sell NJ farm az Sow
anInhRn, Maine Erlck house with
furnace. good outouildirEs ins!udsfg
oa,-r, chicken houses ana lish hoUse n
hennsnse -iver I<eoC wasun aad
farm tools. also about 1864 teal
standing timber and Young 1r"aa-d.
Only one mile fran railroad station.
Write 1or Information y Sex nA, Ga =
Maine.
ACRES. los-On car Inc, S3ID3 Is acres
near city ulRTkei. $3.50, good bGii,i-
MSS. =. 3 SAWYER Farm agency PIP
II {. 4 Z. sta-luH. Tel. 81 "A
= ACRES Itk--Ne:.- CITY. s--oum -aause,
ps1-. Pine wood lot. Fred Daniel. SO
Northern Ave. ANGUISH
ACRES. TeS-1-4 mile rafn TaEua n.ies
10 Augusta. IL acres eve machine
workRfa. q acres sp-7nG water raS-
tire. wDadlot estimated % cIII u cltrEtE.
ii pine ana hem ocE- Is apple L-ees.
plum trees outage lnuss. s r10InE. IA
gena condition. good nRseInent- barn
4h14f with basement Cietip TOR mead
anG Two horses Al -9ols included
and stock. . COWS. ! nelEe-. : horse.
moving machine. horse -akt, farm
wagon. Euikr Psnw wuri= ing Pipw eui-
G.vatar, horse hoe disc harrow Truck
wagon. r'nHd wagons 5 Sc sleigh. set
double harness. light. driving punE.
land roller. drag. and al small tDGis.
tGns nag II earn only s.S1h; Ssts cash.
aalancs sngy terms Address Prank Z.
Mlchaud. AUGUSTA S Nj Vernon Are.
LTTCHFTELD MAINE-Se-aara arm
good s-roasH house, .il- barn. black
smith shun afBuke house 3 tlliaEf. 10
pasture bal woodland err - apple
r~ess small fruits. cuts 10 TINS Lay,
Sood laarn soil. level aeia. NO rocks.
machine moved Place ! 81 nj t-aj-
isys. nj church and schesi . IL m
high school. Iac'nGinE / COW. / helter
wagons. > puugs. farm wagon. rack.
piow, har-ows. moving machine nay
ladders. lots Of small rosis. hsy N
barn. cock slave. some ssaGksnlthrs
and woodworking t4nis. lots seed po-.
tatoss. plenty barn aaa hen dressing.
Market ~ anUr tor produce S15ss II kss
1his bargain, Souis & kiiBy AeA! Es-
tate Co, IL Maine St, ErunswIck, Ne.
Tel. Nv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27

. s.. lie Bassad " edresaay
-i-1'-S7l with friends n Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27

rs sar "a z C7erChell for i few
days before returning % his home n
"a .Isluw-
Evere-z Bellows Of North Yassal-
bora was d guest Sunday Of MS
father. J. Z. Bellows Of Last WINS
low
Archie Harrison If Fairfield. passed
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J. z.
Bellows
Ava Jakins was II Benton OF SUM-
day. The guest Of friends.
john Picard and daughter. Paa.1,
have returned from Augusta where
they passed me weekend with reIa-
tl-es.
Mrs. Harry Christie and son. Err
nest Peters. have returned from
Fairfield. where they passed vwe
days with relatives.
Word mas been received by rela-
tives n town OF the death OF Philip
Begn. aged Is years. VINO after an
illness sf tuberculosis died Monday
morning. a; his home II Augusra,
where he was I druggist Mrs B,e-
gin was formerly Miss Mary Picard
of rl1is town
The ladies IF tie Thistle club VIII
near Al rne TaconneI Club house on
Thursday afternoon from ID )
O CLOCK Mrs. William McAay viii be
the hostess
0r,nsnd Smell PASSED SUNDAY N
Fairfield the guest af his grandpa
RENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ireland.
Harold Clifford. al empioye of
Proctor & Bowie. passed the weekend
in Benton. with his parents. M and
Mrs Horace Clifford.
Charity whist and dance viii be
held by the Columbus Guild. HI The
Taconner Club house On Tuesday
evening, May IS.
Mrs Grace Libby Picard Of this
town al arganB1 al the ST Bridget
church a. North Fassalboro. has ar
gained an orchestra. as follows;
Verne Merriam Is curuetist; Pa1l
Poizler r1oiln4sr, and Mrs. Picard Is
arg2ulsI
Mrs. Elmer Toxler is passing q
week with Gardiner friends. Mr..
Tazier was d weekend gassf tAere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
INSTRUCTION

Correspondence Courses y
RAILWAY MAIL CLEBAS-E1le month
Examinations Aav1h Ace Is up-
ward. Experience uanecesgRrv For
fT'ae particulars. write r -arrv t+ar-
mer Government Examiner = Ean-
Llntnral ElaE.. u ashInE-nE. =. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
ferguson Bros.
WINTHROP

as F;ke passed Wednesday
an -aarS7u.- with friends IN An
s1g,G
''Z Fink Eastman VINO spra4ned
@,-4f 7-9lia II augusta two
rs - some improved.
Ne-r sGa been received from
'-'a'''-z nm Mrs. William Ride
a-- c~uraer- 4 c. Thomas.
'l' paases j part Of eact year with
z-F'e' GENTLY while cut walk
'@s --@d md taken 70 a hos
-, NaeH Mr. Thomas did not re-
- d 2gEt a search of the news
loiu o. an unidentified man
!. y aao aesn injured and removed
cesca;l hospital and On 3uves-
:, --4o1 -oun1 70 be Mr.. Thomas.
a ~sna~sd u tile home of his
ID o0, q last accounts could not
WIZ happened TO him Il c.
- '''as enlisted in 1861 from Read
"A % 4 Of the Gid Maine third.
$, [aroaga the war.
- -+1 = ssA0IEIng WAS 4 SuHdaE
y ner brother F'~eeland Teat-
= -4s- w-zurn~op.
- 1.-THE Woman Foreign
a-aT Lass Of the winthrop
H. aiircs IS collecting papers
3. --A9'ilZi1es winch will be sent
t,,. an suld- ANY one having
g. -ve viii kindly leave the
r,.. z ne -sading room sometime
- 1gE ten DAYS. It viii be
IL rs-=sv.o By the class. Any
e. r. aoTeTer small. viii be az
- - serrude Grahe Of winthrop.
- ~hn mas been the guest Tor a
a.. -a'-z- Martin Higgins left
- NJ aer home
g. E14e2 Clement Of Oak GROVE
bn ne Weekend with her par
ana Mrs. Daniel Clement
- se1 Dudley was the gnest
- 81 aer daughter. Mrs. Ralph
s .-- u sydney.
A cray of Augusta sup
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
Notice That These Want Ads Are Constantly Changing
AID Writers, Too

We generally refer TO Journal Want Ad
Takers" in these little daily talks about classi-
red advertising. But they're more than that
those alert. helpful Office people Of OURS
they're Want Ad writer's. toe
You VIII always find Journal Want Ad
Taker ready TO help you with your ad- Expert
encs and study OF the resUlS-pcwer Of differently
worded classified ads has taught them how to
say II" They'll be glad To supply the right
phrase IN the light place Il costs no more to
Go II right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27

ToGRy-s wants and offers are present
ed IN cata3og fGr-n~un the want ad pnGc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27

FEA& statesmen witt, car nre-
rs-r's1. = your Locality. s5e.0c 70
S2oG-3o weekly, selling enat wonder
TuG "SCHA.A" EatCr--uf an "aii-
-apoer" or k-ahi eack-f-'s differ
snt-~A EO-notsisc else Iike
!. an the market NO C0MpETl-
TON. Tau can make clean yp-
BEST in the WORLD, for auto,ns-
bile inner tures--errItnry FREE
You car start with a $500 oruer.)
'CCEAJAr A. 86ER MFG Co.
Dallas Texas. >. g.: Have several
openings far Stats Managers with
$4,000 ID $1,000. 90 capital SheuIc
easily make s5on.9D 70 s20oo.lD PER
~ontn. Be quick, Or TIE 5r.ler fei-
io~ ~Iii GET T.
-r.ysu ~ ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
That Proves Quick Results


One BLACK MARE weight aoous "a
One GR--k gray horse weight oouf An
Zach Eve yea-s osd and seth m oe.sn
worked single aad double.
SAMPSON FARM.
Kezrs Ell. Name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27

CAIRNS Of eisasssD should De
sraurptiv expssled from the niDod. This
n time whan l4se aysfsm - ESPECIALLY
surcepssble I'd them Get rid Of Al IN
rurirles in the blood by taxing fsson
zp-znua-,1ln znr Thus fnrrl4y yDuT
waoie body and prevent linesS.-AGv
CA0ToRxA.
-.n 1I.s Kind yOs asw sixsls SaigE
a'. : ZZZ<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
Business Prenerty

IN CITY or IL. Wb-W nolesHAe and re-
tail produce Dusiness doing first Class
business Inquire F A. SewgeuL. Hal
lowell house
LAT%1Ry-Duing Dig business i8qlip-
pee with four washing machines. ex-
tractor. Steam boiler. Kelley -leR-sr
system. dry -aoYn. nRngie. " est1ng-
house electric motor, two horses and
delivery wagons and all aecaasarv tx
lures. Reason far selling, change Of
BUSINESS: W. stl 4. oari-A ar, a
Steam Laundry, Tel. SSs-M. Wate.-s'tile
AI147 Han &c rAL-S-t7uIes ana IN cry
siahe One Of Inc 1ssl uusi1ass prop
asiljens IN Siafe- NAM other ne
r-saes III rcai estate. J. l. Towers
Wood and Lumber Co.. EA4leweii. Ut
F3ailoweu Savings Bank Te.. 81 or
I---N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
NasSziboro Grange.

TasEalboro Grange held III all-day
sessiun TUESDAY F1ur applications for
membership received. Third and fourth
degrass were conferred IN the forenoon
state Of Maine dag program Song.
state OF Maine. History OF state Of
Maine. Mrs. Kate stiisun: tine address
m the state Of Maine. by state Master
W !. Thaunson paper on. THE Pr,iu-
c.nal Industries of Maine" pr Mrs
Give Pope address, BY superintendent
Of schools. George z. Paine question.
"Eow 40 You Like the state of Maine
answered by George Tzgler, E = e.
Aver Worthy Mzatar e II Gates. Mrs.
Jennie Thompson. Mrs Rose Abbott
Mrs. Little ana Airs. Erlna Taylor
The list of names fnr the blues and yell
lows we're read OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27
Heuses for Sais

@SSo1S wv OafE y
EASTERN AVE. 6-My s-rDaTn holIse
bath. ELECTRIC lights, furnace hard
wood fDars. vesstahie cellar nice
lawn. grssnaiithlc walk, small garden,
apples. crabs, piumE bearing III min
uiss walk To shoe factory. IL 10 auEi-
laax this property over before Duying
elsewhere. q. " Lir-lsrieiG. o. Eastern
Ave. Augusta. Tel 57s-a RIl sell
with or without furnishings.
NQRTE ST.-EumfartaD lt s-rnprr house
az the right price Wallace Dipiock.
Augusta.
PATTERSON ST. Modern appFe !
rooms. eiectfic lights and ga2, furnace
and bath roaIn- Ees Of location 4
lRrvs lot Inquire p. n. Savage. River
side Drive, Augusta, Ma Telephone
zS-- after s ?. NJ
BUNGALOW HoEEE-of ros1ns Al
The ferry opposite HRfieweii. Nearly
new. Can be bought for nRnk mort
Sasas ana on sass tsrns T. L New.
hsr- Agency. Augusta. Aaine.
GARDINER--A a-stpry house; al mod
ern improvements G " naviE q
Highland Ave. Gardiner sls-J
GOOD EGT-SE-Far sale. bungalow
~stsBe ciEsl aaishsa raarus shed snG
sis.s4n ssnaeutsa. sate- az sax elgfG
ares kind tNa HinRres' wax 70 eies-
t--fE en-z. seven cent fare a1su loCa-
nan. Inquire al las Cony -
COOP Loo A-YQN-W ~ bud aTld mod
Gn. rsaTns. nicely neaIed ann lighted
\ caxy horne i1aesn. not lesE taan xsasa
J. ". EecE AesnrT, 81 Waier st. All
gs.ss2- Tel. H4TW
EALL1wEL.L. WATER ST ronrns
inquire of c. 4. SHEPPARD. 81 Academy
St. EEilowAii.
Phone vaur want ada. The Eennebar
journal vii Frug; roa-
WANT Ads Fag-Cse The ksunuhsr
IuaynA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-27

piied the pulpit sunday morning
a; ne Winthrop Center church Rev.
slr- Pearson OF winthrop spoke AZ
L. evening service.
Elmer -ayier Of oak Grove PASSED
( lie Weekend al his parents home.
The east side Of the Nsn'row's Pond
was entirely free from lee or saIur-
day and the ice on the other side
looked as # L would disappear win
II. few days.
The Bailey oil cloth faetory has
adopted the new time in order To can
form win the time of the electric
road which has been saI ahead enc
hour.
TIE ICE YVES prsIty well Gut of Lake
Cohbessseconte Monday morning,
from Hammond Grove 10 the Lower
Sister Al the lower end OF the lake
4 viii be several days before there
VIII be clear water.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04

the highways Of Galilee and Judea
and in the market places of Je-
rusalenn. He finds His Fathers
house den of thieves. "And he
made unto himself a whip of
cords" He scourged the thieves
forth from the temple. His whip
OF cords was divine Article 10
The principle is sound. We are
trying to get at and understand
and apply principles.
The ancient prophet asng of a
time when this one who made and
used hte, whip of cords should
bring to the world an age when
men should beat their swords in
to plowslares and their spears
into pruning hooks. The idea in
that prophecy was that righteous
men should beat! beat! beat!
things of cruelty into things of
JOY and usefulness. Article 10 has
the ultimate idea of beating down
the swords and spears of those
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04
advised as to any quota of force

advised as to any quota of force
that she is to furnish to keep the
the. peace? For 81 years the
Monroe Doctrine League has
been in effect. By it we ASSURE d
the integrity and independence OF
Central America and South Amer
lea. Not a soldier has been sent
or shot fired in these 81 years
to maintain this Monroe Doctrine
League. It is there-that is all.
The thereness of its being there is
sufficient. The League OF Nations
is only the Monroe Doctrine OF
the World.
Where was the principle of Ar
ticle 10 most strikingly used
Let us see. '.A11d He made unto
himself a whip of cords He
made" that whip. He was a
carpenters son and knew how to
make things with his hands. He
had preached and taught His gen
the gospel on the Mount, along
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04

about it.
The false cry of the republicans
rings out concerning Article 10 Of
the covenant of the League. This
article is so unlike anything that
the frantically say it is that the
Republican Campaign Boog, now
in the hands of thousands of re-
publican spellbinders, omits the
publication of the Covenant of the
League. They dare not publish
in their book the Covenant con-
tanning Article 10. This is ex-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04
FROM DAVIES SPEECH

Mr.. Davies said in part:
In order to understand any
thing | must get somebody to
kindergarten it for me or 1 must
get books and data on the subject
and kindergarten it for myself.
So l have simplihed and kinder
gartened this thing OF the League
of Nations. Now, then let us see
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04
2ctly what Article 10 says:

"The members of the Lea
que undertake to respect and
preserve as against external
aggression the territorial in
tegrity and existing political
independence of all members
of the League. In case OF
any aggression the Council
shall advise upon the means
by which this obligation shall
be fulfilled"
Yes. it says that the Council
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04

who resist the gospel of the
Prince of Peace. The League is
the forge of civilization. In this
forge are bellows and anvil and
fire and hammers. Article 10 is
the great ultimate hammer and
hands that bear the mark of nails
pump that bellows and stir that
fire and swing that hammer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04
FIRST CORN BEING CUT

The first corn of the season to be
cut in Madison county is now being
placed in the shock, and the work
will be started in earnest with a few
frosts, it is said. The quality of the
corn is good, and there is a quantity
reported as being out of the ordinary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04

Leading shirt manufacturers of the
east, making nationally known shirts,
announce decided cuts in prices which
should result, in reduction among
retailers within a short time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04
e Daily Register Richmond Madison County, KY Monday October 4 1920

ALL FOR YOU
Iconsr you Ihave
my hands to offer to the highest and best bidder
Garrard County's Greatest Farm
owned very Grass the
Rch and Lancaster turnpike (o known the 200 mile Federal Highway
Of Lancaster, Kentucky. zaz4z~a - -
Tuesday, October Y, at 10 a. m.
This land known farmer Of :sd
state Kentucky Is Of the Clay and Boom with deep eh and
Gg ~ % N make e0 % iee9 s1 s
great producer Of hay red clover and blue Not this
IocA EFS5 f9 aNp ENVIRONMENT
@ : s :os
Ps sS t' Three s af
. farm .. all about So s s5es Ss wi. s the farm. int. .bo.,
5 as e % each o s ss sfd each a sf
p~~0'D' IMPROVEMENTS
Eight frame residence front porch and lattice porch AT this residence
will be found dandy large orchard excellent abor and all small qubuHd
stalls managers house tract
another dandy good 5acre tobacco barn. making house this boundary
n g.s os s COED 1 s lawn
large Ioace tobacco barn good condition
On fourth will be found 5om dwelling that be made
eoodI barn. ~' p'''''
for cow and ho 13 obo bs All ss %
scrbed rooted with galvanized rooing
Is THIS LAND WATERED?
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Woods place?
As good land bird flew good place live be
for the with small capital you
buy this farm
small tracts. No better be found looking
PERSONAL PROPERTY
At the and date, will sell the personal property
good farmer of farming Implements all kinds, live stock all kinds
65 head
young bacaced prosperous
farming
Mr. Woods small good
he will make
who home These will be fully the sale
Don't forget the day. Don't the attending
dontfo TO fiendsa
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-04

Yes. it says that the Counc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-10
THE ONCOMING PEACH.

When Georgia beings TO harvest her
Mixons and her yellow frecstoncs Balti-
more Town at once develops the peach
appetite and welcomes the refrigerated
trains that come up IN the night from the
waydown Gle orgia orchards. The early
Georgia peach is little grecnish at the
center and not so much Of a joyous blend
of flavors, but the July deliveries are as
fine as they grow EN- out in Western Mary
land or down on the East N Sho'-which
is saying much.
An item from Fort Valley, Georgia,
which might otherwise be called the val
ley of the paradisical peach gardens, Is
10 the effect that on July the peach har-
vest was IN full swing and that about 800
cars would be sent out daily from this
peach valley To the big Northern cities.
The Georgia peach crop, lire the Mary
land and Delaware strawberry crop, is
now sold almost entirely at the local rail
road stations Which is to say, buyers and
handlers from the iig cities go down
to the peach region and either purchase
the fruit in the orchards or buy on de-
livery at the local railroad stations
This method of handling assures a
much larger distribLSion-ev every city rep
resented by buyers gets apportioned con-
signments. The Georgia crop rs out OF the
way when the better varieties from the
near regions begIn 10 arrive. According
20 reports, the peach yield is going To be
large this year. There is an abundance In
the Eastern region as we'll as in the Central
and far West.--Baltimore American.