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The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16

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 visited Campamento aires Into dreams Wealth He became determined and fortune.
 the fifteen, walked American steamship Aboard Miss Helen Ware Her attention and became
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

ToU CAN RnEr one u these houseF "
eight or ten reomH can Allison Realty
60, osage iJtl
FOR HINT Trucks With careful men 10
turn,1fe moS,ng I'S ro our an" raeg Sns S%" ho""s
ossges sabs.bSbs. Atlas rrartef a storage
GO,
WHY RENT W. can soil sou a house
part payment ant tuo monthly rent pays
for " Mutual Roalty. ~ Rohingnn.
FOR RENr hy huying hrnitnrc tire.
room, duplex on caf unC. can bharu
ron REN'F one hpif riz 'fonm modern
duplex. otose iu with new furniture, for
sale, prlvo Sue, trrws lo rospon7ihlc
nsrileT ncnt 'aa Usage 66la 40 w
EoH RENI Thrcc- room houso, not mod
crn. no children, $50 per month in td
vance ,ao w tirEt
VNfURNisnEp bungalow Eeragc .,r.
ment drive, good weil wutcr beautiful
. 6e spprcclatsd Cell G.age at6l
FOR RENr Vcsuu{W 6uuEoow hvy
rooms end nath sllgcpiuE porch aud
nOl OlSEs--tIRNi>utD IA
FDR RENr \ ,etN voFN kitrhrnottc
apattmcnt uircly FURNISHED. aud tho
furniture for Falv Rent $50 aud rNcry.
th.ne tucnisbed Monrehead rame. Nsagr
$3.50 or cedar 200
Foii NENT rhrcr roous " no,icru ,0
plrN with private both ui.oy furnished
and olcau Rent only 80 munth uud thD
furniture fur sale. This o.. worth the
money. Moorohosd- Paine Usage bosg az
SOUTH sinW. close In eight room h501c.
roSSs SS"'en'Sgn Ssn S'S"sg3 ga tnr @ r'o'RGs GS
huylug the furniture Monrrhcod Paine
Osare bhlH or teiur 200
WANTED 80 rout thrce Ia f,e-roo0
house ur apartment Would buy tho
furuiturc IL worth the muno, uud well
located call Osagc tIal
FOH RENI hN huNiuE fuiatturt rirht
rooms aud MceuluE porch. ,Iotr iH.
south sldo, 3 900 torW-. Raymond a
Kane Cedar los
FoR RENT. and tho furniture tor sale n
tour room apartment Rent $50
month Moorohvud. Paine. Usage Ha1g or
eHAL .-1V
FOR RENT a dandy IN room uuosa
low N"fN m''N furnished f"HHr--l"u
rented furn,shcd nearly paw the rrnt
Nloorrhoud ranc. uaugo $3.50 or Cedar
r,Ag raom. m.dern ne,n mtnt.nol.
inrr lale r Fourth Sd
ron RENT r.vo room- o'auv tur
nlsned, 90 rruau'o people lotl De- pay
FOR RENT- Tnrge-Too6, dupicl nou-o or
the south slide. new nud modern. ur'
ysle bath close Co school and ,ar lIuo.
neat rart of town tnrnimr. f"r aale
and garden. can cedar i1at
FiNE ROOM flrmsNed luugNaN ana
EaruEc 500 poe month phuH, ,1sIae
aiS2-I aO1 college
FOR RENT aud SOU dp nui have DO but
furniture five room Furnished wudnru
rottBEt, 500 rrT month. 600 .lN "
Fuurth can psaEc thrt far appoint
nrut.
Fbl.R NpbA furnished modern duuIoN
houre $40 Cedar 500
VIII IFASF my nicely furuishad. south
sldo BUNGALOW Co responsible Hdu'tH
Phone OsaEs a40t ctcrlngs Aftrr rlock
SlN VOOMS and H'splug porch for rent
tE buying the furniture. close lu 'aN
OFFICES AND nE~k ROOM N
ron REN'r. -pffcr space. by hu> lug desk
40 security bldg
FURNITURE for H.Ue, tuur room modern
apar'ugHt TrHU tr move lUip. not fine
but '0fvfufL L.h'u. rIHf frl soma hlu. uItf
foom tfU boz u.tl for office. CFptgr oi
ctts Phone Cedar sSi after y. IA
TEous lSaaT gga
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
iio,srs ron sAir

lpit COMPETENT wutkmAuHntp and fitn
claaa cleaning service cali toYd 4 Ulohe'
Cleaners and dyofn. phone Cedar % or "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
1907 w. Sikth Usage sbto
lrAutred Cement Blo,h and Service


1907 E sisth usosc s5io
Guaranteed Cement blocit and Service
MuHNtNuNpE neaurrm ais s.foom hun
galuv Flaarrd sleeping porch hroak
favt room, oet noov tile door 'n bath.
rtenrh doors. fuo bnsomonD only 81 500
rhnue nsaFo qeol " llsury
MODERN TWOsEroHN traidtn,c. fine
location, clpHc iu. ruuth Hidps has fine
basement combination furnace, KRraEr.
servants quarters. we'll ono block from
Main car line Phone osege as6l W. }.
ilourf.
NFAiuT NEW iWo-atofy east front rc-T'
denco. south Wdc oak hoora Through
out combination furnace. fine living
cnacs rnrsec modern aoryants quar-,
tctr. nulN so 0o0. Nct} moderate totms
rhone osage etgi " ilcnry
ESsr SIDE Five rooms osk floors
bargain, $1,000 viii handle this. balance
very casf can pasrc at0t
BRoAnM0On Sb-ruom modcfn. FWi.
man brcakteat room large li,inr room
tell extra fine clcctrisai tirturef, linen
closet medicine cabinet =, rcdrissret"r
terms Call osase 8iel
HtLGFNBsr. -.iuHt fnishcd move In L..
=, dsy HN toomai breakfast t9oH "Hh
decorations and light fixtures. attractive
mantVl garage Aud drive fot uuiy s. 600
cnsh balance csa, thll pssgo Stet
- e"asa,ow "S' dicsly i,l dcsorstSGi USRiGg
distance good wei wptor fruit rud hlg
gardcn In ON nc rear ~ tot YOU can
easy Call Oaaee 7IGl
FlNE MODERN rosidcnce. highest part
North Denver, osk tloora. sleeping
porch, brrakfent Toom. iwo.gar garage.
modern sor,hnH puattor' Phone Usage
a RIVAL HANINlN Tvu.roou uleatrrrd
house. inc Mcll. rlt water, ghi' k'n
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FOR RENT m buying futatturr rirht
rooms aud sleeping porch ,Iotu iH.
south side. 600 terW- Raymond a
kHno. Cedar los
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
II,Ts NNn NrNntutNls

tpU pt.I Esv mn.fr tour ruuw
apartment NprN ~ tiltnr
W. 10 ALL EttDH uf hhuiIua Phone
Dapre Nit usnFc al11.l
Won UENr rhro, rHoW. modern. uunr.
uiahrd apartment uH children. .I ~
VuuIf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

f1He Vince ou front porch which IH rstfa
'arr" ,oowH '''r' l"fTg hsih room, ani
m4I lHk h,dra'u a,Fa srro.rei in
'...,t toni Fig tsnt 'r1 .5.., ..'"I" arT .I,t,o
. cabinet Iua" o,oo - 900 ,.a.h haI
? unaua D.,ga a.sa
|IptI.g rIApr ra,uIt.I po...ta,.
home with H'I muGafu ,autenIsu,.s
I e'et frHn, b'.Duou' ful s,ar " bouae.
! teir o. .ersr rfang 0Hss CtsG
! ~ '''I ''l'', Ni'e i,N ''''"
h.'.'' '''h "n iuI l'i snl worth
/ n money ,h" 9i,,g., n.tr1 ~ "
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I .lfL' ''E' l.Y'H'
mtrtn Daaf. .a0.
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t"Il tN'I i1' .'n'l L.an' I"' iti,c
'', 'I'n,' ~ l""nih fh"re cedar
SWELL HlN ROOM modern. GOO rHHt aide
iu. ".nl l'I, hn.Il j." feature tHll
..t ,nn"' az, ,,it r'|
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W., r"t ." u"Nth, ll'' NJ,
'''.i1 hriahi 'edhr lAtt
hpSrpn SOUTH rwo.ators siF rooms
and sleeping porch. basement. garage.
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u ,' .,'I '.ii't,n.nt @ ,,n' 5%ntue %
paago Jaos
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~ zoo cash cedar oi ~ ~
CLOSE ~ Hi,.ruom mudrrn bungalow, ,
',ooo $1,000 cash. so prr month
.'-'t. Z, ,a'
S'uce 90 Al real Estate Men: The
uropoty at 20H 3 College, 4 on the
market
HEST uAUGAIN On the east H'uc Large
sta room, modern, glaHaed in Worpiug
porch screened Ia back porch. mantel
utk furH basement aud two car garages
i,ooog"1 ''','s GsdSr ii'tss.., -O'" ''"'' MAN"
ron SALE nv owner le.room opori.
m'nt house. baths '' 500 ta,noo cash
,,,,'l','' "9 ,'.l "''. -'- " MAY u''''
nnn' ''."h' sl'l
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
GOOD HOME

North Denver Ninc rooms two.
story house. storm >hccted. Twins
room across the front marble man
tel. huilt.in book cases. double
French doors, breakfast room. built
iu cabinets hardwood floors 10 ton
OF stair landing Room across The
front upstairs with wantcl Two other
sleeping rooms upstairs and two
glassed iu shopping rooms and bath
Large basement with combination
furnace. garage and servants quar-
tors This Is east front and bar
gain, Can Us for appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NAsfNL '-D - Il w
- $50, -ts ron sALE -
i.r ..lI,y Uat grw ar resiferrc
30 'gsrurt, IIia Tulsa. Okis. Phone
cedar Itra
'N VIZ 49,. ,i, ba4r
buIft.In te..ss tub elrtec. choice south
ad. location. 1000. termt Phone
o.lrr 's.I W iinnfL L.-
uDn i..stf I4D1... fHs nunEafnN. fIto
Ippu" sleeping p.r.n. 'ak foor, lnc.
uHn''' huN' in nn"I ''.' ilI'' V''N
i".n. 't" ''ai =. ll'a- -.-----
fat room .iL floor. bsss tub. rough ~
BOO for furnace. Earere n.rYsuta puat
,''t moderate t'rLH id'' ''''''
i."n" '.age 'h.l y ~ MY --------
porch ost floors. mantcl. rtr5Ee. one
hl''h 20 ,Hr .wn1 lIn'y term. ih'N'
,'..'L I" =" ~ '',.''' .---7-
NtW IiiI'k npuIWtni ""Ud'Nt. ''"..
int ON t"p'h h'' income
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n'h' I'I'' f.'.''v ''ttI'''' '''"''
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MOI. .I.'"Il't l..tfN' NOME 'f-'
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,. I.I. t..'.r g.I.v, .,r.atfa.
n..,I., .,, a. .ai go Loo. .1tns
trr,. pt.n, s.,p, eaEI W = usrr..
g,,f..t,...,i,, I'D ,i......- .li...i.,s
IYtl.I.y. D., .It,. seven f1ums and
t,,,sf,.t r.tm. tiIo bath r.nars. two.
car garage. HofHautt quutiorN good vol.
gofu'r rrpueft. Phone oHtro tutl W
.. Henry
sE4' ',I.r, r1u Fttr Ia,bt.t .n o..
elusive ard rrrtrI,tsd f.aidou,. dIatri,i.
ft t.1us tfuuh room. four hHtu rooms
E'fuE" i.r ilfrr rtft. private h9l."
rhou. h"i w"''r hg'' .'} '"WpI'i"
Ih" NufH'N l"NI 100" ''.'"'.''
IInt Ntn.'s 'llN- NJ" M"------...-.--...----
hunE".o" oak f""f,t IHt''' n..t9
every u. 'uf' +" lH'l' Do n'H'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
Listen, Young Man

Would you be. Interested iu "A Iul,
home OF your own VIII be glad
TO help YOU side step the high rent
proposition
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See Mr.. Under

t,Nchansr Trust Co. Rental Dept.
"a East Third 81, Phone Usage 97Oi
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FOR RENT Hnd tho furniture tor sale in
tour room apartment Rcut $50
month Mouruhvud Paine Usage .a3H ur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

| BnpApMo oUit SA room modofn. Full.
man hrcahfe#t room large living room
two Hets French doors, gray brick man.
| tei oNtrn fine electrical firturet, linen
! closet medicine cabinet refrigerator
| room basement. price $500 some
terms can Usage aiGi
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nousEs-irHNis,,.p

house ur apartment NouIi buy lbr
furuinrc IL worth the money uud well
located can Usage tI3l n
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HOW 81 VHlS' Uctu'fW new bungalow
~ fivo largo rooms basement garage
and aolth drive. hardwood throughout.
frnuuh doors beautiful Wgutcl, ivory lin.
tHh. tile bath. In a choiro location. close
iu Don't dvlaN the opportunity 10 sec
tha $4,000 81 500 cash balance ar.
ranged Usage l76t
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lflk NlNN ItNH TunWH neatly Gut.
cnpurt
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
rNrn,Nnl-nr,n ,.rAr,

. HAVE SGNEttAL lots u IrcaNHnd ai.
dillon will trade fur rHr ut auH.
thing ~ value Hi.u have lots iu othtf
lorationH 'aIi Eatcf. ueaFe
TpH TRADE "a good Anderson auto.
will takr good lot or improved ptnu.
D.see W. '''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

FINE ROOM fIr0shea luHEg1uN anal
garage 500 prr month phoH, .3slar.
.IS.-I 90g 3 college
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1P'I.E TtAlU Ua3uUfuI tfgu.rfnr.
Nnm" With HH modern t.uEenIrutl.
vest frHut bprnuou' fuU uar ~ Ioua,.
tIfua,s heat. garage and Hrf.Hutf quar-.
ictH nH .Fn'r phone oHBEa Ctsf
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ron sAIE on TEApl Two 2.yeaf. Ola
colts tot ,amrng ontfi rhor' or.
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POL n ROOM Furnished modern uup.oA
house. $40 Cedar $3.50.
Will LEASE my nicely Furnished. south
Hldo BUNGALOW Co responsible adult"
Phone OshEe 940f EVENINGS Aftrr O'Clock
SIN VOOMS and H',spiug porch for reut
gHsl
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@ESVSiInN
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, JUNE

deaths during quarter, 8; average
daily attendance, 80 plus.
Four delegates are to be sent to
the state convention of supervisors,
county clerks circuit clerks, etc, at
Ottawa. The delegates selected are
Mr.. Linn enburger. Mr.. Vass, Mr.. Will
liams and Mr. Miller
The report of the grand jury on
the Jail was read and approved.
The committee on credentials
moved the board that Mr.. Fred Smith
be seated as a member Of the board
| to fill the vacancy of Mr.. Massie, of
Pontoosuc. who has resigned.
It was also ordered by the board
that three army trucks be ecure'l
for road work in this county, one
for use in Chill township.
The sum Of $1,000 was approprl
ated for hiring a county nurse, to be
paid, with like amount paid by the
Hancock County Tuberculosis asso'
! citation, for aid in combating tuber
culosis in the county.
A third voting precinct was added
/ to Carthage township, to be at
! Smiths implement store in the city
of Carthage A petition for aid in
building several bridges in the va
rious townships Of the county was
read and aid was allowed on several
bridges. The insurance committed
was authorized to renew all 1nsur'
ance policies that were about to eX'
| pire. The several reports OF the diff
| feret,t committees were read and ap'
proved. The coal contract and med
ica1 contract we're both approved by
the board The compensation OF the
members Of the board of review
and also clerk. was fixed at S. per
day. said compensation being fixed
! nv the fees and salaries committee.
! The election judges were named and
selected and also the polling places
of the county were selected besides
other matters that were discussed
Missouri Couple Married Here.
Glen E. Cutting, of kahoka, MO,
and Miss Olive NJ. Day, OF Revere,
! Mo. were united in marriage wed
nesday. June Is, 1920, by the Key
J. w. Porter, of this city george H.
Hearne and Carrie l.. Hearne pelhs
witnesses TO the ceremony.
Mrs. Mary Akers and Mrs Gar
ence Hough. both OF Bowen, were
callers in this city Thursday.
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to the people to discover whether
the new plan, never tried out here
in It's essential details, shall be
undertaken in Keokuk.
The meeting will deal with hard,
cold facts-pleasant and unpleasant
from which each man and woman can
form her own opinion OF the plan
Then it will be put up to all keo,
kuk to decide whether 1t shall be
adopted. ....-...
How it worked in other cities viii
be one of the chief things told at the
meeting-real cities reaching big per.
centages of gain in population in the
CURRENT census reports.
That meeting will be the key 70
the whole thing here. People will
not go in hot weather because Of in
terest in keokuk-but they viii go
because # they do not. they will be
like the man who sees the best show
ever at the Grand through descrip-
ton from somebody who was there.
It's going 10 be an interesting show,
all right. and beat any Yellow Hand
bill meeting ever held IN keokuk.
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MIDDLE NAME
OF HARDING
It Was Taken Out Of the Bible and IS
Found in Fifth Acts Meaning
God is Ayenq-

Senator Hardings middle name is
Gamaliel.
This may be worth looking into. At
least. looking back as far as the Acts
of the Apostles, which tells of the
original Gamaliel.
Gamaliel was a leading conserva-
tive in Jerusalem, in the days when
the Apostles Peter and John were
building up the Christian church.
Gamaliel was "a Pharisee, doctor of
the law. had a reputation among all
the people. He was also noted
teacher. and Saul of Tarsus, who be-
came the Apostle Paul. said that he
had been brought up at the feet Of
Gam alel.'
When Peter and John refused to
stop preaching they were taken be-
fore the high priest and council OF the
Sanhedrin, which considered the ques-
ton of having them put TO death.
How Gamaliel advised moderation.
and probably saved the apostles
lives, is told in the fifth chapter OF
the Acts.
aye men of Israel Ganalie! said
'take heed to yourselves what ye In
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The board of supervisors OF Han
cock county held their regular meet
ing on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes'
day Of this week. at which time the
usual business was carried on. The
standing committees for the year
we're appointed, and are as follows
County home and farm--George
A. Wemhaner. chairman: j. H. Vass,
L. Thomas, John McKelvie, J. Z.
crum.
Pauper claims-R c. Kerr, chair
man; F. c. Ferguson, Charles Koch
Ter, E. L. Charpentier, Z. V. Lenix.
Miscellaneous - F.. c. Ferguson,
chairman; c. r. Baxter. S. H. Miller,
Fred Twesten, J. G. Riel.
Fees and salaries-Joseph Nelson,
chairman; Samuel G. Fleming, |. F.
Landis, Albert Balmer, William Lin
nenburger.
Printing! Albert Balmer, chairman;
z, c. Patterson, Charles J. Manus'
sler, Louis Brown, l.. S. Hobart.
Finance-E l.. Charpentier, chair
man; Samuel q. Fleming, Fred T~es'
ten, R. G. Kerr, E. IL Thomas.
Roads and BRIDGES. H. Vass,
chairman; c. r. Baxter, J. E.. Crum.
Charles J. Manussier, William Lin
nenburger.
Refund tax-s. n. Miller, chair
man; Charles J. Manussier, L. S.
hobart, Fred Twestsn, Fred W.
Smith. .g
Jury John McKelvie, chairman;
Joseph Nelson, R. G. Kerr. j. G, Riel'
B. V. Lenix.
Insurance C. C. Patterson, chair
man: e. l.. Charpentier, Albert Bal
mer, B, v. Lenix, Louis Brown.
Educational-C r. Baxter. chair
man; Joseph Nelson, George Wem-
haner, ]. G. Riel. I. r. Lands.
Buildings and grounds-A C. Will
iiams, chairman: F. c. Ferguson. E.
L Thomas, Charles koehler, Fred
W. Smith. ....
Purchasing S. G. Fleming, chair;
man; |. F. Lands, A. C. Williams.
The report of the county superin-
tendent of county home and farm
SHOWS Total receipts, s2,6t923; ex-
pehdltures. s1.106.17; balance due
county, s1,513.06: amount of goods
contracted for. s1,367o7 Number of
inmates at county home March |,
Nv, 81; number of inmates, June |.
is-V' so; whole number enrolled, 81;
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tend to do as touching these men.
say unto vou. refrain from these
men and let m alone; for if this
cousel or this cork be Of men. II will
come to nought; but if it be OF God,
We cannot overthrow it." This argu-
ment prevailed on the council, which
ordered the apostles released, aft er
a beating for their obduracy.
The Hebrew meaning Of the name
Gamaliel is God is avenger The
old custom of bestowing bible names
on infants however, was based not
so much on the original meaning OF
the name as on the qualities which its
! wearer showed in the Bible world.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-19
NV DEAL FOR KEOKUK
STAGED FOR NEXT WEEK
JOHN A. DUNLAP SAYS:


Banks get their profits from
the money they loan.
II is easy to loan $1,000 to
millionaire for ten days, ano
Just as easy to turn down
Wild cat, blue sky application IN
ten seconds.
But the great body OF hoans
come between these extremes.
Selection with Judgment,
neither refusing to loan De-
cause Of a bare possibility OF
loss, nor loanina where II is an
obvious risk, is the basis OF
making money for bank.
It costs lot Of time and
effort to decide how bank
shall loan Its funds.
Exactly the same principles d,
apply to building up a city.
The big factories that settle
down anyhow are few. The
Xldcatters are many. The key
10 the situation is the selection
Of good ones and live ones Dc
tween the extremes
keokuk should negotiate only
with propositions as good as
the government.
Neither should she consider
merely promotions Of blue SKY
projects.
keokuk should spend enough
money in investigation to pro-
duce the real facrs relative TO
the prospective new industry
and funds should ne provided
for that purpose.
This means considerable
money and energy-but it will
pay as it pays any other IN
vestor.
To work out all the details Of
the middle class concerns takes
more work than to work out the
obviously good things and the
wildcatters-but the middle
class is much the lareest-and
in the long run the extra WORK
pays.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-19

When food is blanched It must be
cold-dipped Immediately after. The
shock from boiling to cold water
kills certain destructive bacteria
sets" the cokoring matter. and hard
ems the pulp under the skin. The
food in the cheeseclotn should be
lifted directly from the boiling water
and plunged INTO a kettle Of very
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-19
something Different in Boost.
inc Line to be Disclosed for
Action by ALI
Keokuk.
cold, HARD FACTS HERE
), ~. STYLE of the Yellow Handful
Meetings to Discuss Ways and
Means to Get keokuk Her
Deserts.

without any reorganization of the
,dustriaI sssoci alton with It's present
nsrsonne full of pep, an entirely new
Al is planned for making keokuK
.,,sp the opportunities waiting JUS.
s.nrd the corner In these postwar
days
something never done here before,
mi done successfully in many other
s;t,es with less real capitaI or attrac-
linn including some Texas cirIes
rbcb have grown wonderfully unuer
nc ewes of David Daily, middle west
distr,ct manager for stone G. Web
s,er who has located in keokuk, will
10 placed before Keokuk people,
reu plan. described shy new men VINO
have been Successful at 1t elsewhere.
That all Keolcuk may hear all about
the new plan and forget all about
the past plans. the movement to build
Keokuk as other cities have built
themselves up will be laid before
every citizen Of Keokuk for hts &C
ceptarce or rejection OF It.
Ii is a cooperative plan, and full
=eo.operat,on of everybody, each in
ais special sphere. large or small, is
necessary in this new deal that is
proposed
Monster Meeting to Be Held.
, The details. too long for news
paper to print, will be given the pub
lie at monster meeting to be held
next Wednesda-s evening at the Grand
thaater June lo.--s'fA
It will btoAswine several y, if 4
Is hot as tophet, because .
Every talk from the stage will con-
tain surprise to Keokuk people;
The past will be analyzed and the
future scanned sharply;
1t will be an old Yellow Handful
meeting multiplied by a thousand:
II will be as interesting to the pes
lsim.sts as TO the optimists here;
q, Even the chronic knocker cannot
EAford 10 stay away:
4 The proceedings will make more
talk in Keokuk than anything has FOR
years.
Decisions will be made that have
been talked about for a year or more.
To Use the. Referendum.
Nobody is going to steam roller
hat meeting nor the subsequent pro
ceedngs.
There is going to be referendum
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-19

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-19

from various books prepared by
teachers of the cold-pack method, the
housewife can find detailed recipes
for each food she may wish to pre-
pare in this way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-19
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