davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MAIN AND siNTR STREETS

In our JUDGMENT. Main and silth
SITS. offer the best Investments TO b.
had In our city, We call attention 10
the following
Two story htick-etoue building and
sS n, corner 10, a, Second and Main.
al rs.soo on eAsy terms.
New and attractive two story brick
building at Sixth and Main which 10
bringing an income Of SS7so annual
ly. viii sell At q price that viii net
more than eight per cent on the In
vestment, and II II suyr 60 get bet
ter.
We would like to shc~ you . 20
n, corner At iith and Main at . price
Of $4,000. on terms. Also . 20 n.
corner at aame place for 5000. or .
30 n. ineide a. $4,000.
Near iith and Main ~e Also have
q SsxiIs n. lot With good dwelling
on same o, sis,Soo. on easy terms.
This will grow into money.
And Ne offer us Il, In the same
location At . price Of $3.50 . froat
foot. Seldom. 10 ever. viii you have
an opportunity to duplicate this In
vest tment
On sixth 81. wr offer a So1iN n.
lot across the street from CARROTS
new garage, at . price OF $1,000. on
terms Of half cash.
We Aho have isi Il. on sixth ST
and :2i n. on spur With good iron
clad building on part OF same. At .
price OF Sl:.Soo. on very easy terms.
A big tract OF land IN . nne location
4, q sacrifice price,
We SPECIALIZE and are In posi-
lion TO give you good property At iow
prices on the right terms.
CHILCOrE q SMITH
653 Main ST s-le
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
J,Is.I i.ANDIs ssONt.s
WILSON tOR Ci.GNENs'S

CHICAGO. July Judge L.ndl..
in a statement addressed from ID.
bench today criticized tn. action Of
s''-,Id-n, Wilson 10 eommutins ID.
ssHt-ney Of Jane. Dopey. r-puted
mIllionair" saitI-mAn. from .irh,
JrErs 10 four Dorsey 1ss convicted
% ssl.InE :: 900 head q cattle -hlrh
he zi'"F,ls"d as iiols'riHs. but uh.sh
scfr actually common stock
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
ODE rO A STAR

Z have noticed 10 the page.
O. your local daily press.
4 column that's devoted
10 character. speech and dr~ss.
POT rourri" 10 the head line
Below Lone star shines 80 bright
AID I've wondered 10 lie boiled stuff
nat's served TO us each night.
Bot whether boiled or picked
o. pu, up like Irish stew
TAe ingredients for It's making
Are far from being new.
POT Fourri''-poes Z, smell bad.
Or has IL a drug store" taste.
Like ipecae or auinine.
Or 10 ., jus, leftover and waste
0till. Lone Star may be a policeman
o. Heap Big Injun Chief
And TO criticize his warbiine
Night bring Us soon TO grief
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice h hereby given that the
nrm OF whiteman & Bration. which
has been doing business In Klamath
Falls under the name OF the People,
Market. has been dissolved by ma-
tuAl consent and that under the
terms OF the dissolution all debts
contracted by the trm shall be paid
by Mr.. George Bratton. Who has as
sumed sole charge Of the business.
All accounts due the nrm shall b.
paid to. and duly receipted for by Mr.
Bratton.
Dated July s. 1890.
FRANK wHfTEMAS
GEORGE BRATTON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
HARDING TALKS WITH
PROGRESSIVE ENVOY

MARION. July s--A number Of
eosferences we're scheduled when
Senator Harding. the Republican
Dresidsntiai candidate reached his
office today. Among those to call
vas Henry L. s,oddard. Of New York.
vho attended a recent dinner in New
York Of prominen; progressive lead.
srs at which a resolution endorsing
Harding and Coolidge Vas adop,e 7.
The senator also planned to continue
The writing Of his speech accepting
IL nominstion. work on which Is
progressing rapidly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
OREGON BREVITlES

SALEM. July s--Th- population
a, the state hospital her. has reached
u. high mark With q total Of iTti
patients. During the mon;h of Jun.
7s patients ~cr- received. ,his b-inx
the iarrcs, number ever CON mI,,-d
In any on. month
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09

tn. arst man Who made = name ss
q dressmaker was RhombcrE. tn. son
Of . Bavarian peaSant. Hr establish.
I'd himself In Paris about 1880 and
owed his rapid success to his genius
for coneealinx and remedyinS de-
fects Of figures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09

RosEBuRG. July = Mrs Louise
@ Mathews. ~li. OF Om"r e Ma.
tho.s. OF Alexander addition passed
away at the Mercy hospital last
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
FREE DANCE

at the bis n-- dshc- ball Of ID.
camp Of the H-an iais Laas-r tee.
pany. H-sa iAis. Ha,ufd., .r.sl,s
Attend the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
rtursdAJ mothlhs iollo~ Ina a pro
louE~d Illness

HJSEHiRG. juiy - dramatic
sesE. -as enacted Ia tn. ofnr, q
Ja.ile. I u Rlddi. last Friday shea
Mrs clifford iiAmiiion po.iu,.lJ
id-niifi.d } y waiisc. as the msa
~ho assaulted her ., Rsub-a 20,
Gently
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09

WANTED TO BUY CAR--Givc name
OF car and price. No history or
hot air necessary. Address Boz q.
W, carr Herald. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
"NEw PAIGE sIN"

Bought one month aso-eost com.
ple,e Ss:5o: run only 5000 milcs
extra tire. owner needs cash In bus-
iness--wil ! sacrifice 70 $500.
Write or -e Lois Boidisehsr. Maliu.
Oregon. s-ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09

4 Classified Ad viii sell n.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Gle: pierwszy wiec o godzinie 1870
popofudniu W sail OBJ. Bacy, pm. 14O1
w. Superior ul., a drugi o godzinie
$3.50 W sail 20 jamie Sobocie, pnr.
1913 Fry ul., ma Kantowie.
+ q +
Onegdaj wieczorem " wyzszej
szkole t~echnicznej pod nazwa liar
rison Technical High School" PREY
Marshall Blvd. i 24ej ul., W d4selni-
cy Kazimierzowskiej odbyia sic uro-
czysta dedykacya pahiatkowej bron-
zowej tablicy z nawiskami ucznio~.
kt6rzy uczeszczali do tel szhofy, q
nastepnie walczvli W szeregach Ar
mil Stan6w Zjednoczonych o demo-
kracye. Program onegdajszej uroczy-
stosci poSwieconej byl ku czci tych.
kt6rzy ma odglos trabh boiowej 'po-
spieszyli ma Jew; oprscili domy ro-
dzicielskie, nauke, prZytacfH wszel-
kie rozrywki. n poszli ma wezwanie
Wuja Sauna spelnic cbowtazek obywa
telsh I patryotyczny wzglcdem swej
otczyzny. Oprocz spiewow choral
nyoh 1 kwartetowych. 6raz %produkcyi
muzycznych, przemswfal miedzy in
nymi .akfe sedzia Crows I pryncypal
szkoly p. F. l.. Morris. obs1erna sala
byla tax p]rzepefniona publicznoscia.
re niekt6rzy zmuszeni byli stac W
gankach.
Tablica pam!atkova mierzy s stop
wysoko$ci, u 4 s~zerokoSci. wyrytych
Jest zas ma niej 500 nazwfsk SUDDEN
tow, z kt6rych 4S otrzymafo rangt
oficerskie; % z mich zostaio ran =
nych, a s poleglo ma polach Fran
cyl. Wszyscy inni byii obecri W nun
durach wojskowych. Ma pamiatko
wei tablicy ~zna1duja sic n~astepujace
nazwiska polskich ~student6w ex-zoi-
merry: Stanislaw Adamski, Broni-
siaw Adamski, Adolf Bartki, Edward
Behowski, Edward Bobek, Lubomir
Brazda, Sanfsfaw Choji6ski, Jan Ciz-
kowski, Edward J.. Go1embiewski'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Micha{ J~uraszewski, Leon Kaczoro-
wski, Walenty Klafka, L.. f.. Karas,
Franciszek K~arfowski Franciszek
Koralewski, Jak6b Kuba, J6zef Ku-
ba, Albert Kupiecki, Emil Liska, To-
masz Liska, Leon f. LucZak, Jozef
Michalec, Klementyn Michalec, Ed
ward Parowski. J6zef Placek, Jere-
miasz Piacek, Hieronim Podlesiak,
Antoni Pok, Edward s%zarpihski, Pa
wei sfkora, W~Iadyslaw Skalich, Ed
ward Skarpthski, Franciszek struzy-
ma. J6zef Turek, stanislaw Wacho-
wski I Edward ZieIihsh.
Onegdaj wydarzyt sic wypadck
kt6rego o'iara padl Karol Tusihski,
robotnik. LEGACY lat IS. zam. pnr
SCI Curtis III. PrzechodZac utica
Lake. chcac ominaG n~adjezdzajaey
tramwaj. wpadl pod kola automobi-
In. ktorym kisrowal Adam Mako
wski. ram. pnr. 1s45 Grove ul.
boleSnie zcstai p~okalcczOny v box
{ nori. hmbulansem przewicziono g"
do szpitala powiatowego, gdEie sic
znatduje W stanis nader grOtnym I
lekarze maja malo nadziei utrzyma'
MA go prry iycfu. Automobiltsts a
resztowano, lecE 20 zNotentu daneEo
poreczenia wypuszczono IA woinoSe
DO czasu rUzprawy sadOwej.
8 o
W naJblizsza niedziele, dnia 2lso
b. m. odbedzfe sic W sail parafial-
nei festyn urzadzony staraniem
Tow. n. W Matki Boskiej Lezajskie1 z
parafii sw. Amy. Poczatek o godzi-
ME 2ej popoludniu. Komitet za1mu-
lacy sic festynem przygotowai rome
ni~espodzianki, kt6re uczestniko"
wielce zainteresuja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

kowski. Adwokat st. George jest do
radca prawnym-
Rysunek kliszy, u4ywanej W obee-
mel Rampant Polek amerykahskicn
ma Oar WieEkanocny ola Ojczyzny,
kt6ra prawie CO dnia drukujemy,
wykonai p. Ludwtk Borucki, znany
zaszczytnie art malarz z Milwaukee,
o kt6rym ostatnio kilkakrotnie mic
lismy sposobnoSc wspominae obszer-
ME - z racy wykonania przezeh
pieknych witrazy W koSciele p. W.
sw. Jadwigi gdzie probosDczem
lest K. J. obyrtacz C. r.
p -
otrzymalismy karte, datowana Z
Warszawy %. z. m. Cd x. w. Ia
paty C. R, rektora KOllegium sw.
Stanis{awa, bawiacego W Polsce Z
delegacya ,,3tednoczenia Kap4anoW
Pclskich W Ameryce''. x. q. pisze, re
bawi4 W stoIicy, W Lodzi 1 W Pozna-
nfu, a wybiera sic do Gdanska
Krakowa; Sgo marca opuScil Polske.
Wspomina X. D., ze komunfkacya IL
stowa wciaz bardzo utrudniona, 4
ruch kolejowy W Polsce sfaby. Pade-
rewsh - W SZwajcaryi. znajomym
- po7drowienia.
Kofko Dramatyczne przy koSciele
o. W. sw. Stanislswa Kostki. majace
"a SODA zaszczytna ~dzia3alnoSc blisko
trzydziestoletnia przygotowuje sic Z
przedstawieniem ,,Jasnej Cory, czyli
Obrony Czestochowy" ma ~uczczenie
Odrodzenia Ojczyzny, W niedZiele, O.
sgo maja b. T., W wieldej sail stani-
slawowskiej. Sztuke te, napisana
pryez s. p. S~zczesnego ZahajReWi-
era "a inicyatywa s. p. Y. Wincente-
70 Barzynskiego ma tie ,,Potopu' o.
powieSci nieSmiertelnego pisara
naszego Henryka Sienkiewcza, ode
Rralo TO samo K6lko 90 lat temu ma
dawniejszej orbrzymiej sail sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki. ma Zamkniecie wSpa'
nialych uroczystoSci. w6wczas sic "
Chicago odbyvajacych ku uc0c1eniu
| lOO-letniej rocznicy d~giosZenia koo'
stytucyi Sgo msja 1871.
= q
wspolpracownicy banku North
western Trust and Savings. przy NIL
Yankee ave. / Division III. zorganl'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

zowali sic W klub towarzyski, cache
cent ku temu przez Zarzad i dyrekto-
ryat bankowy. Ma razie przyjeto naz-
We ,,Klub bankowy Northwestern,
do ktorego zapisali sic wszyscy funk
cyonaryusze bankowi W liczbie 70.
Opracowuja oni ustawy klubowe,
kt6re skutkiem uchwa} powZietych
ma zebraniu organizacyjnem maja
przewidywaG krzewienie kolezan-
skiej solidarnoSci wsr6d ~wspo4pra-
cownik6w / wsp61prscowniczek ban
kowych, oraz ksztalcenie sic W zawo-
die bankowym. UrZednicy i dyrek-
tory banku Northwestern" PREY
rzekli W poparcie klubowi i W po-
wiekszonym gmachu bankowym "a"
rezerwowali osobne ubtkacye ma sale
zebran i czytelnie ola klubu. Pierw-
szymi urzednikami klubu ma rok bic
zacy obrani zostali: p. Bernard J.
WojtaIewicz, prezes; parma Jadwig&
e. S2eszycka, s~ekretarka; p. J6zef
S. FrankowSki, skarbnik.
q Q @
Znany W kolach Spiewaczych Chor
Philharmonic przygotowuje wystaWie-
| ME operetki W trzech aktach pod ty-
tufem ,,SkaImierzanki" W niedzieIe,
11-go kwietnia b. r. W sail Walsha.
Zesp64 najlepszych sl amatorskich
bierze udziai. Piekne Spiewy tax So
lowe jak choralne z tancami. Dodac
nalezy, ie komitet energicznie pra-
cuje, ateby przedstaw ienie jak / Ia
bawa potem wypadiy ku zadowole-
niu p~ublicZnoSci.
. =
W Ochronce klasztoru Si6str
ZmartwychwstaBek, przy No. Hermit
tage ave. / Cortland III, odbedzie sic
jutro popotudniu waine zebranie To-
w~arzystwa Pan Opieki mad Pensyo-
natsm Siostr Zgromadzenia Zmart-
wychwstania PanSkiego. celem uzu--
pelnienia przygotowah ma swieto
fioIka, W ~niedziele palmowa. Proszo-
ne sa ma jutrzejsze zebranie wszyst-
he panic / panienki, Rtore zapisaty
sic ma p~olowczynie. oraz te ooyWa-
teIki ( panIenki. ktore zechca po--
m6dz VI tel piracy milosierdzia. Jak
"a lat p~oprzednich, tax samo / do
ch6d z tegorocznego polowu W sWle-
70 fiolka pofdzie ma wspomozenie in
stytucyi prowadzonych pZez Slostry
tutaj W Ameryce, jakotez i W OJczyz
ME. Poczatek zebrania jutrzejszego
o godzinie 2:3O popotudniu punktu-
alpie.
= o =
Artur Koskowski, Fam. pnr. 900
Monro. ul.. chcial podyczyG rewol-
wer cd swego brata, lecz ten stanoW-
Go temu odm6wil. Wywiazala sic z
terro kfotnia, a nastepnie bojka. Pc
riewaA obai starali sic wyrwac sooie
revolver, przez nieostroanosc 1e-
den mich pociagnaf "a cyngiel | oron
wvpalffa. a kula ugrzezla w praWe1
nodze Artura. Znajduje sic W szpi-
talu powiatowym, gdzie bedzie zmu-
SONY podda6 sic operacyi.
o q q
Ludwfk Liptak, liczacy lat 25'
lam. pnr. 1853 S. Marshfield ave.
chcae wskoczyG ma tramwaj linii Ash
land ave. przy narozniku 47ei, upada
ma bruk, kalec1ac sic bolesnie, a '
dodatku zwichnA sobie prawe ra-
mic. Ambulansem policyjnym pre-
vieziono go do domu gdzie pod O.
pieka leksrska p~rzychodzi powoli do
zdrowia. Numer motorowego 11l54,
a konduktora 5135.
y y
Marya Ognajska, Zam. pnr. 1888
Muskegon ave-, po~Sliznela sic i upa-
dla ma chodniku pred swoim do
mem tax nie~szczeSliwie, IL ziamaia
sobie noge i odniosla bolesne obra-
zenia wewnetrzne. Znajduje sic w
szpfta1u South Shore, gdzie q pew
uoScda policy kiTka tygodni.
Ma proSby rodziny policya zarza-
dzHa posZUdwania "a Karolem u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Ostatni testament nalezy spisac'
gdy jest zdrowie. Polski adWokat r.
P. Danisch, wyrabia je "a lata. ldz-
Gle do niego. Offs pok6j 80 - 139
n. clark ul, (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20
Notatki
Reportera.

onegdaj, dnia 1890 +. m, o go
dsinie $3.50 rano. odbyl sic pogrze6
5. p. Emilii Mazur. z~aliczanej do
naistarszych osadniczek Stanisiawo-
wa, nalezala bowiem do parafh
przeszlo lat 40. Cia}o z domu zalo-
by pnr. 1884 DAWN ct. eksportowa{
X. Edmund Sonnenfeld z Bridgeport
tn, serdeczny przyiaciel familii, do
koSciola D. W. Sw. StanisIawa Kost-
ki. N~abozehstwo "a spokoj duszy
zmar'ej odprawil X. Franciszsk Pie
czyGskf. c. R. podczas kt6rego IA
.,offertoryum" p. y. S6rna odspie~
wa4a solo Me oDuszczaj mas. Pc
odSpiewaniu .,Libera' zw}okt Zmar-
lei wyniesiono do karawanu, poczem
p~rzewieziono IA cmentarz Sw. VOL
ciecha ! tam zlozono ma wieSzny spo
czynek. W p~ogzebie brato udziat
spore grono krewnych, przyjaci6l /
znatomych. a miedzy innymi take z
poza ~miejscowych PIP. Staszak i Smu
kowskich z Milwaukee. Wis. Zmar-
Ia byla czloukinia R6zahca sw., Tow.
Foresterek i'm. $w. Stanislawa Kost-
k4. No. 955. Tow. Polek Krolowej
Jadwigi.
o - o
Tow. Observation-Disclosures
Kasa OszczednoSci i'm. Sw. Heleny o.
riviera W przyszly poniedziaiek. dnia
22go b. m, 25ta nowa serve, do kto-
rel sic MONA zapisat W sail para
fiaInej prey Augusta i Western ave.
W kazdy ponicdzialek Cd gOdziny
7:3O do Gel wieczorem. POwyzsze to-
warzystwo istnieje lat s: jest ono
iukorporowane pod nadzorem Stanu
Illinois ( nalety do polskiei ligi sPo-
lex neutrality-suspicious.. w
sklad zarzadu wchodza: p. Franci-
seek Kulch. prezes; ?. Jan Kemp
czyhski. wiceprezes; p. Jan F. Rust
kewicz. sekr.: D. J6zet \. Kowal-
ski. asystent sekr.: p. Michai VOL
czyhsk. skarbnik: W sklad dyTekcyi
wchodza. p. Stanislaw Wentowski.
y. w7adyslaw Prus / ,. J6zef F. Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Polska Korporacya Obuwia pod
nazwa Columbia Shoe Co." zaprasza
wszvstkieh szewc6w ma wielkie VIE
ce. jake sic odbeda jutro, " ME-
dziele dnia 21go b. m, a mianoW1-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Tow. Bldg. Jana U Dukli, No. So
Macierzy Polskiej. z parafii p. W.
sw. Jadwigi, urzadza ,,Bunco Party"
jutro W ~niedziele, dnia 21go b. m, W
sail pa~rafialnej, o godzinie Sci VIE
czorem. Komitet czyni starania, ably
wszystkich jak najlepiej ugoScic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Dudwik Palnik, robOtnik, LEGACY lat
48. zam. pnr. 1856 W. Ohio ul., malu-
jac wnet1ze mieSzkania swego, spadl
2 drabiny / odniGsi zlamanie reki. We
zwalny lekarz reke obandaaOwal, "a
bierze jcdnak kilka tygodni czasu, "a
MIN Palnik bedzie m6gl prace swa do
kO6czyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Ma proSby rodziny policya zarza-
dzHa posZuEwania "a Karolem u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Jan Czepiec, LEGACY lat 53, Fam. p.
mr.. 1851 w. 2Oej Ill, pr7ewieziony To-
stat Onegdaj ambulansem do pOwiato-
wego szpitala, gdzie lekarze stTierdzi-
II. IL chUry cicrpi IN chroniczny reu-
matyzm i ME maja nadziei ~wyleczenia
GO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Prey zbiegu ulic 25ej i So. Kedzle
ave-. automobiI kierowany przez Cze-
cha Wacfawa SOnka, zam. pnr. 3S41
W. 26ej ul., najechaI i dczko pokale-
cyl oanioletnia Marye Placck, Fam.
mr. 322 W. 2Jcj III. Dziewczynka
anajduje sic W domu pod Opieka le-
karSEa
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-13
FAMILY
ALL WELL?
When Your Friends Ask That, Can
You Always Say "NeS"'
PEPTC MANGAN GUILDS RED
BLOOD
Tho Happy Family is the One Where
Everybody Has Red-BloOded
Health.

Children should not be pale and
wan. Women should not be tired,
weak and blue. Young girls should
not be sallow, listless and anemic.
Men should not feel rundown and
poorly.
Poor health and lack Of vitality
are often merely the result of i'm
proverished blood.
Guides Pepto-Mangan is for people
w.oac bodies suffer from lack of
proper blood nourishment. Pepto-
Mangan enriches the blood and in
creases the number of healthy red
blood cells, which are so necessary
to carry the proper nourishment,
vigorousness, and strength to every
part of the body.
1t contains the very properties that
are so sore!y needed to build up thin
watery blood. Physicians call 1t the
Red Blood Builder.
For your convenience Pepto-Man,
gan is prepared in two forms, liquid
and tablet. Both contain exactly the
same medicinal value.
Insist on the genuine Pepto-Man'
gan. To be sure you are buying the
genuine Pepto-Mangan, ask your
druggist for "Gude's'. And be sure
the rame "GuG2's" is on the pack
aEo.-&dy.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-13

Chas. Cochran of the Cochran
Drug Co., was visitor to Arcadia
Friday.
See those new Palm Beach cloth
suits at kinseIs. adv
Mrs. Ella Addison and son, Joe, OF
Punta Gorda, attended court at Ar
cadia last week.
Two good BARRIERS on the job at
Jones all the time.-adv.
Captain c. E. Bearce, of Captiva,
was greeting his many friends here
| Thursday of last week.
New line of genuine Palm Beach
cloth suits at Kinsels. adv
c. A. Skipper and Ira Rigdon, OF
Avon Park, were visitors to Punta
Gorda during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lanier, of
Avon Park, were visitors to Punta
Gorda during the past week.
Get that cool, comfortable Palm
Beach suit at KinsePs. The price is
low for the quality. adv
Among the Punta Gordans who at,
tended court in Arcadia this week
were ]. T. Griggs and L. Oliver.
]. S. Lanier and little daughters
motored to Arcadia Friday from
Cleveland, and returned the same
day.
"Mickie" at the Plaza Friday
night. If you don't see it you'll miss
the best picture ever shown in Pun
ia Gorda.-adv.
NJ. w. Sturdy, of Punta Gorda, was
a visitor to Arcadia last Friday, at
tending to business at the court
house.
love you people and want tC
save you money on roofing; come in
and inspect "Flexotile" and get
prices.-W. o. SILCOX.-adv.
Miss Nina Mae stephens, after
teaching for year at Alva, is at
home with her father, J. s. Stephens
of this place.
Rev. T. r. Woodson, formerly Of
Punta Gorda, but now located al
Zolfo, was visitor to Punta Gordf
Wednesday.
Fifty thousand gator
hides. Will pay highest marke
price. ce.-Kinsel G Washington Ful
Co.-adv.
Mrs. j. n. Skies left Saturday fol
Boca Grande, where she will spend
number of days with her daughter
Mrs. j. E. Skipper.
/ Miss Beatrice Corbett has accepI
ed a position in the First Nationa
Bank and is now engaged in the dis
charge of her duties in that institu
ton.
]. H. McQuaid, a substantial cit
izen of Bermont, and a leader in the
southern end of DeSoto county, wa
in Punta Gorda on business the frs
of the week.
Mrs. w. D. Finlayson and tw'
children, Lucille and Alice, of Lees
burg. arrived Sunday and are spend
ing several weeks with the former
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
X. Garrett.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-13
FERTILIZATION OF POTATOES
The Standard Varieties Should BE
Established.


The sweet potato is one of the
most important field crops of Florida
and for this reason care should be
observed in preparing the soil.
fertilizing and cultivating. This crop
can be planted later in the season
than most of our staple crops, thus
allowing crop of winter grain on
the land before the potato crop. The
land should be we'll drained and
thoroly plowed in advance CT plant
ing time.
According to c. X. McQuarrie,
state agent, Florida farmers are pro-
ducing too many varieties of potatoes
thus preventing the st2ndardizing of
the crop for shipment to northern
markets. The farmers would do well
to cOnfine themselves to about two
varieties, an early and a late. The
Triumph would be a good early
variety. By planting in April the
potatoes would be ready to market
in August. For the late crop the
Porto Rico yam is a desirable variety.
1t is a heavy yielder and keeps well
# allowed to mature thoroly before
harvesting.
In preparing for the crop low beds
about four feet apart from center to
center should be made. When
stable manure is available, burrows
about 4 feet apart should be opened
and the manure used at the rate of
5 to 6 tons per acre. This manure
should be bedded one furrow from
each side and left until planting time.
Then apply 400 to 600 pounds per
acre of commercial fertilizer on the
half beds and finish the beds. Where
no commercial fertilizer Is used it is
recommended to apply about one
third the amount in the furrow and a
few days before planting time apply
the rest to the half made bed.
In fields where weeds and grass
are likely to prevail it is recommend
ed to make the beds at first without
any fertilizer and remake them just
before planting time. By doing this
the weeds and grass will have started
to grow and the remaking of the
beds destroys them and will give a
cleaner condition for the growing
crop.
The main part of the crop should
be planted from vines obtained from
draws set out earlier in the season.
The vines should be cut about S
| inches long and laid on the bed Is to
1S inches apart, the butts all point
! ing one way; then push the joint
next to the butt into the soil about g
| inches using fork3d stick. If this
is done on freshly made beds the
soil will naturally pack and a better
stand will be secured than on beds
made a week or more previous to
planting.
The average yield from this crop
in the state is about so bushels per
acre. With proper methods Of soil
preparation, fertilization and plant
ing the yield should be materially in
creased. The Florida product is
yearly becoming more popular on the
northern markets, and we urgently
stl9ss the Importance of this crop to
the Florida farmer.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-13
TOWN WEEK
The important Happenings of punta Gorda and
Vicinity Briefly Told

S. F. J. Trabue visited Arcadia last
week.
Mrs. S. ]. Chadwick and son, Ray,
motored to Tampa Monday.
Don't fail to see "Mickie" at the
Plaza Friday night.-adv.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul K. Garrett,
Thursday, May sixth. son.
See w. O. Silcox for cheap cement.
adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth Turner visited rel
atives in Arcadia the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A Carlson have
recently purchased a fine new tour
ing car.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-13

A Piedmont, Orange county, Or
ange grower has patented new type
of picking ladder, it being built OF
light tube steel in ten foot lengths,
which can be joined together and
fms prolonged to any desired length.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-13

The timber of Florida is valuable
product. Take care OF it. Send to
the U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. c., and get the bull
let in entitled Making Woodlands
profitable in the Southern States "