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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
LIFE ON MODERN
FARM GROWING
FAR HEALTHIER
Light, Power and Sewer Sys-
tens Prevent Sickness,
Says Greef-HeaIthier
for Stock.

Health to the farmers is of even
greater importance than it is to the
man who lives in the city," says A.
L. Preen, president al the Modern
Farm Utilities company, 324 South
Nineteenth street. distributor OF
Kewanee electric farm light, power
plants. water systems and sewage
disposal plants for Nebraska and
western Iowa.
"The farmer is far removed from
the physician. Sickness means de-
lay and loss of time. Many farm
er's wife, too, breaks down under
the monotonous strain of her work,
the most irksome of which is the
dragging of the water pail from
pump or we'll to the house.
Running Water Big Convenience.
Likewise the farm is far away
from the engineer and mechanic,
and anv water supply or electric
lighting system to be selected should
be chosen because it will stand up
and perform day after day, year in
and year out, without the assistance
of a mechanical doctor Although
the auto helps out these convent
ences on the farm are essential.
Running water, hot and cold, in
house, barn or any other building
about the farm, makes for better
health. After hard wearisone day
in field or kitchen. the farmer or his
wife car have The same healthful
advantages of a hot or cold bath
that people in cities enjoy.
Running water from a pressure
tank likewise means increased health
for cattle. Particularly is this of
importance to ownerA of dairy herds,
for in summer the water is cool, and
in winter not so cold but that cat
tie will drink freely.
Lights and Sewage.
Electric light also makes for
health in cutting down the time con-
sumed in cleaning and filling the
lamps and lanterns.
"A sewage disposal system, from
4 health consideration is impor-
tant. Many a case of disease has
been traced to infected water from
cess pools and other tainted sources,
seeping into the well"
No development of this era has
done quite SO much to better the
condition or the modern electric
lighting and power plants. For the
first time, the women folks of the
farm are living like their city resi-
dents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Hudson and Essex to
Have Japanese Flower
Garden for Setting

Hudson and Essex cars will be
displayed in a Japanese flower gar
den setting during Auto show week
at the Guy L. Smith salesrooms,
Twenty-sixth and Farnam streets.
Workmen completed the interior
decorative effect yesterday.
From white-painted arches over
head>und along the side walls are
suspended pink and green sprays of
wisteria, the japanese flower OF
joy." In the center of the sales
room is an ornamental fountain, i'm
.bedded in a bank of flowers of or
ange, deep pink and lavender shades,
forming an Oriental ensemble OF
color.
Light plays on the polished sur
faces of new model cars from flower
festooned chandeliers.
The setting is in keeping with the
equal attractveness of the 1920 cars
arranged in "nooks" of the garden.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Auburn Company to
Show Some Beauties
At Their Salesrooms

The Omaha Auburn Motor COM
pany, organized by Fred A. Fay,
Omaha, aid Don F. Hinkley of
Gothenburg, will exhibit coupe,
sedan, touring and tourster models
of. the new Auburn Beauty Six"
this week at salesrooms at 2417
Earnam street.
The Auburn's demonstrated abil-
ity to give reliable service under
all sorts of weather and road condi-
tions and the attractiveness of its
new body lines are bound to make
it popular in this territory, Mr.. Fay
believes. He announces his COM
pany will carry a complete line of
parts for all models and put some
new frills on quick and reliable
Service to car owners.
Arrangements could not be made
for space at the auto show, but
heads of the new firm expect to
demonstrate Nhe Beauty Six" to
scores of show visitors during the
week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
c. w. Nash Wires He
Will Visit Omaha Auto
Show During Week

C. w. Nash. president of the Nash
Motors company, has wired officials
Of the Nasn Sales company. Tenth
and Howard streets, he will spend
Wednesday and Thursday of Auto
show week in Omaha.
He is enroute to the Nash factory
after trip to the Pacific coast. At
the conclusion of this>trip, he states,
he will have visited every Nash dis
tributor in the United States since
January l. His particular pride is
the upbuilding of dealer organiza-
lions.
Mr.. Nash also is president of the
new Lafayette Motors company of
Indianapolis, and is giving this COM
pany the benefit of his wide expert
ence and intimate knowledge of au-
tomobile manufacture. 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Three Minor Children to
TESTIFY AGAINST Their Mother

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 2S.-
Three minor children of the late
Whitney Blake, a wealthy manufac-
turer of this city. are to be ar
raigned against their mother, in a
contest of their fathers will. which
left $500,000 to his wife. The will
was recently admitted to probate.
Elliott Waterous. local attor-
ney. has filed an appeal for the three
children in the court of probate. A
peculiar feature of the case is that
George D. Waterous, a brother of
Elliott represents the mother.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Oxford May Soon Admit
Women as Decree Candidates

London, Feb. 2S.-Oxford univer-
sity may soon admit women as can
didates for degrees. In the congre-
Ngation statute was passed. without
division, making this provision.
In October the councils advice
was taken as to whether the univer-
sity had the powersto admit women
to membership and degrees. It was
favorable, and it was, decided to
promote Parliamentary legislation
J to if,xnfe power By means of a
statt'te made BY the university itself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Germany Given Three Months
More Time to Reduce Army

Londony Feb. ,28.-The allies have
granted the German government an
extension of three months in which
to reduce the German army to the
size ordered by the peace terms, it
is learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
Stata County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

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State County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

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less to the south line Of land said
to be owned by the estate Of John p Weber;
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., Public $50 rods in same anne
line Of the OF Woodvhie:
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ter; thence west along the north line Of Chester
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
State County Dis.
Tax Tax Tass

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xc,S CT of Pap less Lot eleven sss $50
township; according to survey and
land ohce Of Of Maine by Charles . X
EDDY 1ss saa sass hfs per Sspu asd
@ sdessse a or r1 more o OF sen ss7 $50
half of said township with the exception OF the
plan iat Of said Township returned to,the
Land the State Of Maine by Joseph L: kel
by by the estate Of Geo and heirs Of stetson
three hundred twenty s.so Sos.
r. 10 s. r. s, W. E.. I. s. part Of, being the
Lot called in the vest , part OF on ss ss
south Of the outlet Of said pond thence s eas e:
crossing corner: thence
tS st soye S Of ssd Saasdn
outherly direction by the shote OF saId poho 10
ct al and contains two 40 -, -;
hundred acres more or less 49,. -, ..,r ,.o,on. QUO l
T. 4GS 80 ! s. s = 49, g. F. is a.
s. asSS as e sned fe e ,s G Lana n or
Said sections rep%.ed tS be Swnsd ,h by the
thousand hundred thiry-hree acres . sm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
$3.50

WEST Esd FLATs-Five rooms
c"ch' detached. with modern con.
veniences. between Floyd and Main
street; 10 pr cent investment or
possession can be had.
MooREFIELD e. BLAKE, INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
TheVerdonF arm

containing 275 acres. together with
improvements and appuricnanccs.
Descriptive: This excellent farm
Richmond. Va. on The north side OF
g, - @. Railway. ut Ferdon Station,
Hanover County. The buildings con-
baths, hardwood floors. ample closets,
large veranda and halls. beautifully
ana nitrac,iyely built In Colonial typo,
separate Lighting plant. The con,
struct!oE. Is the best and tho archf.
lecture along tho most approved and
beautiful lines; surrounded as Il ii
by a lawn Of several acres. set ID
large, graceful old trees OF native
,orrest VARIETY. flowers and shrubbery.
which makes II one OF Vlrginia'i
barns. stables. tenant house. modern
double garage, etc. Well fenced with
american. woven wire on cedar posts.
Watercd by running streams and two
wells one Of the streams runs west
10 east about the center Of the farm
and about 800 yards distant from thu
making OF one OF the most beautiful
lakes to be had where partial dam
Is already built. Lies within mile Of
North Anna and Little Rivers. where
there Is excellent fishing and hunting.
All land Is tillablc. OF good character,
very productive and some 200 acres
Is now being cultivated. II is prac-
tically Lowell.
est farms in close proximity 10 Rich.
mont .or tho farmer who wishes TO
farm for profit: the business man who
wishes 10 farm rightly while looking
after his business In the city. or for
the wealthy man who wishes TO mako
one Of tht show places OF this section,
where there Is social. school, railroad,
health. road and all facilities that go
10 make up n real home.
Being only three miles from Dos
well Junction of c. 6 o. and r.. +. &
+. Railways) makes 1t possible to
market promptly or travel In any d.
rection at any hour throughout the
United States.
TERMS: Very liberal and will be
announced at sale.
This Office will show this property
10 any prospective purchaser mt any
time before date OF sale at Its cS-
pcnsc.
JAMES IT. COSBY.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS
9lo r.. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Nos. 1901 and 1903
East Broad St.
Un Rear OF Above. J

(n Rear OF Above.)
on TUESDAY. JUNE lSr. 1890.
beginning at 4:30 o'clock T.. NJ,
on, the premises. wo will offer for
sale
First. No. 219 North 10Th Street.
This Is n very large and substantially
built brick dwelling OF about IL
rooms. with bath and electric fixtures.
and capable OF being made into two
dwellings,.
Immediately thereafter
Nos. 1901 and 1903 East Broad
Street (Which will be offered sep
arately). These arc very desirable
brick dwellings, OF & rooms and bath
each In good order and will make
very comfortable homes.
The owner Is determined to sell,
so come and get bargain.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
CRUTCHFIELD e co.
Auctioncers.
a plat of this property can be seen
ut the Office OF the auctionecrs, and
Will he exhibited at sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Trustees Sale Of 32H-Acrc Farm

Trustees Sale Of 32H-Acrc Farm
IN HANOVER COUNTY. VIRGINIA:
ALSO SMALL DWELLING ON
L1TTLEPAGE STREET IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust
to tho undersigned, dated December
%. 1917, and recorded in ID. b. 247-B.
page 234. Richmond Chanccry Court,
and d. Il. 65. page AL. Hanover Cir
In tho note secured and being re-
CURED SO to do. Will sell at Public
Auction on
MONDAY. MAY 81, 1920.
on the respective premises. first,
At IL o'clock Noon.
Il lot of land fronting 81 feet Inches.
more or less on the east line Of Little
page Street. in the City of Richmond,
EirGinia, and designated as lots Nos.
l and 2 on Mn ddoS Hill" together
with tho dwelling house thereon.
Second.
At 4 O'Clock r; NJ.
the small farm in Hanover County.
virginia, containing 32h acres. moro
or less. situated on the road leading
from Tyler Station TO Davcnport's
Bridge and adjoining Rowsey Chapel.
City of Richmond. This farm liz To-
Gated about miles from Beaver Dam.
ana can DO made an attractive place
II improved.
any taxes due and as 10 a nota Of
So50'Oo with interest from ApriI 90
1918. balance at one and two veors
or all cash ut tho option OF tho pur'
C. L. DENooN.
Trnafcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

sell ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
BY w. Il. PURCELL. JR. CO., INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
SIT IL. Franklin Street,
1tichmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Main Street
Property
No. 6 E. Main Street
Richmond. Va.

BY virtue OF n certain deed of trust
to the undersigned trustees. dated
April 4. 1917. and duly recorded In
Deed Book 247-B. page &c. Richmond
Chancery Court. to secure tho pay
ment of certain notes therein de-
scrihcd. default having been made in
4 portion OF tho debt therein secured.
and being required so to do by the
beneficiary. we Will sell at Public Auc-
ton. on the premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE !. 1920.
At O'Clock p. NJ.
the property described I'm said decd.
as follows:
Lot Of land In the City OF Richmond.
Va. on the north side of Main Street.
known as No. c East Main Street. and
described as beginning on the north
line OF Main Street. distant G5 feet 10
inches east OF the eastern line OF
Foushcc street. thence castwardly
along. north limo OF Main Street and
fronting thereon IS feet III. Inches.
more or less. thence back northwnr,lll.
between lines nearly parallel 1876 feet
which II has frontage OF % feet S
Inches, the western line OF tn. lot
passing through tho partition wall be-
tween No- 6 and No. 4 East Main
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale
including trustees commission OF Z
per centum. taxes for the year 1919.
ana pro rata taxes 1920. and to pay
$4,000. principal note and Two Intcr
est notes: SIS due January 4. 1920
and s15 due April 1. 1920. residue. II
any. TO be payable in equal Install
mcnts at g. IL and IS months from
day OF sale. to be evidenced by notes
with interest added. or all cash at
tho option OF the purchaser
ROBERT a. SHEPPARD.
WALLACE F. BROWN,
WILLIAM T.. PURCELL. JR..
Trustens
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate:
Near Charlottesville. Va

AS cxccutrlx under the lac, ,,u, =.
IL: H. Rawlings. deceased, / viii III, so 81
der d% ia fr onf' OF to ,6o the Highest bid
Charlottesville, Va. on ouso. j"
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 0. 1920
commencing mt IL O'clock a m
the following described real estate
That valuable farm, abon, ,
southeast of Charlottasviile' VI miles
~ ~ 10y, owned by said II. ii. RaWIin~s
called .,anu Carlton" containing two hi,n-
ESQ s "da o s,gnty and quarters
NJ THIS M, Is fine place: about so acres
s si,u this land ant Is bottom land. It tx
iot;cay ed on a, nc road between Char
Monticello. There is n brick dWe}Iins
e om SAID property containing about
the f cIins. and considerabio fruit.
OF me water from mountain abnws
mouse by gravity pressure.
unG residence and tho yard sur
rounding II may be reserved by tho
lifetime. hcr
Private bids will be received beror,
cent or reject the same.
TERMS: One fourth or tho pnn-
chasc money cash. tho residue in one
, ,M ana three years from day OF sale.
bearing notes or bonds for the do
ierred payments. a deed will bo
H."ur 10 inc purchaser. and q deed
~ trust on tho property to secure tho
deferred payments. with the usual
pfoF!sions as to insurance.
F3r any further information in re-
Eard 10 tho above property apply to
William Eubank. Attorney. Bedford,
SALLIB G. RAWLINGS.
Exccutrlx OF Il. II. Rawlings. Deed.
MOORE a. McG
zeal Estate and Insurance.
10 y. Seventh Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
FOR SALE.
F A r Nj

Direct from owner. Immediate
possession: 10 acres; IA miles
Chesterfield Courthouse: 6-roo IN
house, fruit. fine water. 40 acres cult.
waited. Bargain; $1,000. Very easy
p. o. BOX 4o1, CITY.