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The Washington times., 1920-03-22
HE ARD A n D SEEN

There are just two uses for the
dudes: Substitute them for guinea
pigs for vivisection; let the George
town medicos experiment on them
from the neck up. L. E. B.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22
HOLD YOUR TEMPERS, BOYS.

We like to hear from you on all
questions, boys and girls, but we will
not give space to arrangements for
personal combats between street
lizards and others who do not agree
with them. Hold your tempers. III
you are going to get too hot about 1t
all the fun will be gone. f. B. e. and
II. e. r. both throw out their chests,
ono being a lizard and another an
anti-lizard. Nothing doing boys!
The Washington times., 1920-03-22

They are wrong about "doughboy."
The Secretary of War is a Baker.
Naturally the soldiers are dough-
boys. c. II. SMITH.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22

Who remembers the good old DAYS
when White House lunches read like
this: Egg sand, sc; a thousand-on.
a.plate, i0c.; n plate OF mystery. 1oc. !
II. u. III.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22


What do you think of fellows who
took girls out automobiling all ono
Sunday afternoon and evening, and
then not buy them pie la mode?
VICTIM.
What does the Fl stand for on Capt.
tai Traction tickets? H. V.R
The land has gone dry,
But naught care I;
Away with your sodas and candies,
Though no booze / can buy.
can make a face wry,
And still come in contact with BRANDEH.
To shorten this tale
can weaken and all,
I hope my true meaning b ciears
And then once again
can fake q sham pain.
Or indulge in william Shakespeare
GEORGE B. c. KUSTER.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22

lish cannot fight, they never could
fight, and they never will be able
to fight"
The Washington times., 1920-03-22
"AilIions of Americans Hate Despise England,
Millions of Britishers Loathe the United States'
BY Hammer Swaffer-

Former Editor Of the London Times.
~ Arrangement With the London Daily Herald.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22

We may be some Of the things
we've been called but we are not
saps for she-vamps or baby vamps.
18th and H, N. E.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22
YOU TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

Let us tell every one that those F
street boys are perfect gentlemen.
HAZEL r and HAZEL 3.
My opinion of the lizards is that
they are perfect ladies.
B. X,
A Girl Who Knows.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22
A Girl Who Knows.

Did Martha Washington nave a
Her painting / notice on
a sign hanging over business
house on the avenue gives heI' the
appearance of a mustache. l.. NJ.
The Washington times., 1920-03-22

On both sides of the Atlantic
/ speak now as one of the hardest
, 1920-07-28
LOCAL.

The programme OF the Century Brass
Band Of ~Frederiksted will be carried out
today as advertised, and it is hoped
that good weather will favor its success,
# being planned to take place on the
"Oval'?. 1t is likewise hoped that the
efforts Of the band will be amply re-
warded by appropriate response from
the people Of Frederiksted
The. schooner Creole arrived here this
morning from St, Thomas with local
mails and will return tomorrow morning.
There was a large attendance at the
soiree yesterday which 50 far shows
every prospect of proving a success.
The variety entertainment by the chill
dran of the Sunday School and songs
by others made the evening pass very
pleasantly. We have been informed
that the doors will be opened from 8
o.. m. today.
, 1920-07-28

Saturday the oath inst. there appeared
what | call a ridiculous rigmarole"
under the pseudsnym ~"Abstainer''.
This 'rigmarole" is quoting on Pro,
hlbltlon" whether he is an 'abstainer"-
from the prohibition law, or from inter
terlng with the anti prohibition mem
oers of the Colonial CounciI'. or if he
would allow me the liberty to take away
the first syllable from his name
which would be abb, and then call him
a Stalner of the whole show. Alb
Stalner" finds out that the Clergy of
certain denominations are" in favour
OF prohibition, EXCEPT on inquiry, he
finds out that the Anglican priest of this
parish is not connected with the move
ment. No WomdeT.
Here | beg TO remind what the beauti-
fuI Hymn also say: God movesi in q mys-
ferrous way, His wonders to perform"
We have to remember that these won
ders" are also inclusive of His "wrath".
Now again, 'Abstainer" finds out that
among the Parsons there is not a single
native, nor a single "Parson" who
has any interest in the welfare of this
island outside of his divine calling.
To the last sentence | must beg his par
don as | can boast of one of our staunch
ministers, Rev'd. Geo. CritchIow. who is
not to be trifed with, and who is showing
his full determination with a grave mean
ing to safeguard the Nations Pride''
Prohibition. Besides him we are quite
sure OF all the 'Gecent minded" ministers
on this island.
in mis- contentious "Abstainer" has
treated the ''Barbadian Clergy" Jour
best friends) witt the greatest contempt
imaginable.
Since | can remember myself going to
, 1920-07-28

II don knO what 1t is now where /
belonged, say about the year 1870. The
first minister at that time was a brave
"B~arbadian' Rev'd. Charles Branch,
who also died as the Bishop of the do
cese.
Then the next and las in my time was
our mos devoted Canon Walter &. Wat
son, whose term as minister OF the above
Church ended about four or five years
ago. Under the rule or ministry" of
those two ''Barbadian" ministers, the
congregation enjoyed the greatest hap
piness" their Church could. ever afford.
Then "Abstainer" continues to show
his treason" by shouting:- Let US like
one man" get up and back up" the
Colonial Council in its action" on the
prohibition BilI".
In my opinion this "one Man" is the
one man who introduced the light
wines" bill in the Council, and the only
place | can think he ought to be backed
up" is right under the 'bellfrey" to the
west of the Church, where that beautl-
full big bell' overhead, would have a
laugh" instead of a ring. Then show
him right in to the east of the Church,
where that beautiful big pavement" has
been erected, and where he need not dis
dain, as when he meets his 'COnnolsseur
the n0n-proilibitiUnist ne can With pleas
ure make all his ''genefix" and say all
the Hail Mays he has q mind to-, he
will be heartily welcome to do so.
Then let me remind him before he
leaves his best frjend'' to propose build
ing an iron restaurant" just south Of
the "Sacristy" to store these nice WlneS
which viii be in the charming vicinity Of
the "SoGree House" where the blessed
dollars will be "minted''.
And Mr.. Editor, is this the worst type
of a ''poppyshow" who MIR. Abstainer'
complains about ? Who has caused some
of the best of the members to leave the
Church which they" or 'their pare is"
helped to build and ''rebuild'' after it
it was burnt down in 1866, or 81 And
who subscribed to purchase that beauti-
full grand organ which, costed about
81, 000.0 90. And above 'all'' who are
"8tjU'' quite able to subscribe to any of
the needs of their Church which may
be wanted. And the tearing down of
that precious sight" which SO appro-
priately adorned their former alter, the
artistically written ten Commandments
Of Cod, 1t is said that several Of the
ladies who were forced to part with their
beloved place of wo~rshinp'' do weep
bitterly when they are reminded of it.
And in conclusion, Mr.. AbstGlneT of
PrOhi61tiom" of our Grand United States,
whose glorious Flag" flies over US; the
49,. ab-.4 E~-~- -
, 1920-07-28
Editor Of the AVls.
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir
AS you may have seen that | com
mented a few days ago on what called a
'staunch Editorial" in the Herald
When i commented on said Editorial |
felt | had something worthy of com
ment. but in your valuable paper Of
, 1920-07-28
EDITORIAL.

With reference to editorial IN yeSter-
days Herald the editor OF this paper
takes pleasure in learning OF the vast
majority Of Che people who favor pro-
Inhibition
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04

q (. f..
Activities at the Rock Island
Rescue Mission. 1l9 Eighteenth
street, are Increasing in scope and
appeal weakly. Among one Of the
treats. in store for. those who 80
there for help and inspiration 10 =
series Of meetings planned for late
In the tall, at which Elinor Stat
ford Millar, noted revival speaker
from the Moody Bible Institute.
will talk.
A series Of meetings is now be-
Ing conducted at the mission, and
the rooms are proving too small
to hold the throng which gathers
nightly.
Til. mission board and James
Daubney. superintendent, are look
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04

M for hsw auarters. more TO- Y
thsn thoss nov occupied 4ney =. =.
net 70 make change ~ snv -
tisus. md eventually hope g SO SO
he mission branch into vs.w y.
departments. such - ? JAZZ
pertinent and day nursery:
THREE Tines Around Woila
Miss Millar, who will conaucs .
two weeks series Of reyiyais. ass
been around the world three ,llns g
il pursuance OF her Work - =.
preaching the gospel She has 1us'
returned from . trip TO Anstas.a,
and has visited all the Enfope.n
countries. .,cs
She attended The first conferences
of the international Y. W. Z. a ~
London as ! delegate. She was y,
vited to visit Ireland. Scotland ano
France, where che spoke peiors
throngs Of people. She was -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04
:
CELEBRATION
AGAINST Rain


3 r.esins the jinx may be with
~ - agAln. the Davenport Work
..ss I Industrial Home association |
il, ~ Tri-City Federation Of Labor
= srspaYing to take out insurance
ssSst rsin on Monday. Sept. 6.
1.s,iminary plans for the Labor
~ parade and picnic to be held
II davenport this year have o.
aiy been made by the associa-
4 committee will secure rates
- the Lloyd agency Of London
3sseh issues insurance against
,osns, before deciding the amount
4 n IN policy. For three consecu-
- Years before last year rain has
-siled the Labor day parade. The
s'.s 81 march Of the parade and
~ Mace Of the picnic has been
s,,snsed. with invitations sent to
n labor organizations in the quad
sl,aa to take part in the celebra-
~ REGARDLESS Of whether or not
~ are affiliated with the FEEDER
nm Of Labor. All building crafts
~ labor organizations. including
q silvis federation, will partici-
Thousands in Line.
4 From $4,000 to $4,000 people are
enacted to march in the process
sion. with ss many bands as posi-
Ma to obtain, floats, and other
sarsde features. At the compile
lion Of the march. participants and
salookers are invited to Forest
sark. where the all-day picnic will
& staged. Plans are similar to
nose Rock Island made during its
celebration last year.
Otto Behnke Of the Letter Car
hers association Is to be chair
man Of the day, and Charles Simon
a the Cigarmakers' union, mar
shal Of the day.
The parade will form at II
o'clock in the morning on Fourth
vest Of Main street. Davenport
\ The line of march will move eas1
4 On Fourth to Perry street, south OF
Perry to Second, west on SeoOnt
10 western avenue, and north or
Western avenue to Third street
vest on Third to Taylor, and coun
tsrmarch on Third east to Scott
north on Scott to Fourth, where tn,
persde will disband.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04

sion count her coming as one Of
the biggest opportunities they have
been able 70 offer the public.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04
ONE YEAR AGO

Rumanian troops occupied Buds
pest. despite . protest from The al
Hes.
Secretary az War .:.ker pro-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-04

Ireland Is Of approximately the
sam. area AZ the tate Of Maine. Z
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
The CLeapest Far. Hs.e.

Strange but true are now in south.
saatsrn Wisconsin in the Oldest settled,
most prosperous part. near Chicago
and Milwaukee. The big central markets
where freight rates are lees and farm.
err get more for their produce. Ress.
on 10 never has been advertised OF
doomed. Ask for our free list de.
scribing well improved farms. real
homes. that show fifty bushels ripe
corn per acre and other crops in por.
portion. now ct SIS to 500 and under
per acre. Easy terms. Interest usually
S per cent. Make VI visit right now.
See for yourself. We take care Of
you and show farms free. Introduce
you to owners Of whom you buy direct.
(The new way). You will like it and
save big money. Why pay spectators
big profits. doomed prices or buy and
live in newer sections. Roberts Bros.
Land Agency (lnc.) First National
Bank Bldg, Portage. Wisconsin.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01

100-12 desc a. follows: Com at . cor
tain pt located ~ = Of NV cor L
& running e from this pit ito NE cor
Of said Z 3 thence In sWly direction
10 r thence W along 8 line Of said L
3 to . pit Sc Il q OF sW cor Of said
L 3 thence this pt sR to place Of beg
being tho pit 322 It e Of NV cor Of
said L 3 all in Irreg Sur sWA NWA
2s-loo-12. s.@... --.'e - :.~e.,-5
H. w: Schultz 81. ny NWh & SW-
u NWA 27-1oo-lz. Subj to $4,000.
NJ. y. Bawden to Dan Endres 81.
All Of the E STA of NEA 33-1oo-12.
Elk TT OF way OF C. M. Z st. P. Ry. Co.
across said land: also ex a parcel of
land situated in NE cor Of sd Sec 80
desc as folcom in cen Of highway at
NE cor sec SO & running W 5MR s
4SR E 5K N 4sR to beg. Intention be-
ing to reserve la in addn to high
way. We also coney a piece Of land
com at Sc cor W. 79A Of Mex said
Sec 80 N 15R w 12R s 15R E 12R to
beg. Elk. $1,000 4 $4,000.
Ella H. Cook to Dan Endres 81. E
STA Of NEA-33 lex RR r Of w &
tract 6M r e & w by 4sR N & E in
NE cor said Y sec) and covering al
so about Ia in Sc cor Of w 79A said
NEA sec 33. .-
i Gustave A. Stern to John Owens
5000 NIB L Blk Cresco. Ex. $1,000.
w. F.. Walsh to Elmer Johnson 81.
L 5 & McHugh's N Add Cresco.
Harriet Blanche Barton Exec to F.
E. White $1,000 etc. e 55ft of w 110ft
L 14-15-16 Blk Is Cresco.
VIM. Miles to S. s. culver ct al less
than 800 L 3 Irreg Sur NWA 25-s9-
IL.
d. J. Ferrie Shift to II. W. Jones
$1354.16 L 5 & S RR Blk 2 Lime Spgs.
Sta.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
FARM DEPARTMENT..
Conducted by the Farm Bureau

more clover is needed in the crop
rotation" in this community said
Professor Churchill to farmers in the
vicinity of Elma who turned out for
the Farm Tour last Tuesday. Profess
sor Churchill said ne realized how
hard it is to get stand Of clover
but he suggested that by sowing less
grain in the nurse crop and using an
early variety of oats or barley there
would be less trouble in getting q
stand. He also stated that lime is
badly needed on most of the Howard
County soils
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
New Book. at Cresco Public Library

The following list of books, most of
them new. that is, 1920 or 1919 pub
locations, have just been added to
the Public Library:
Adams-Wanted: a Husband.
Babcock-Soul OF Ann Rutledge:
Bachelle r-Man for the Ages.
Bartlett-Joan G. Co.
Bassett-Harbo Dor Road.
Conrad-Rescue.
Daly-McAroni Ballads.
Dillon-Farmer of Roaring Run.
I Observation-Disclosures Lincoln.
Drinkwater-Poems
Dubois Rosalie.
DuBo;se
Galsworthy-Saint's Progress.
Heyliger-High Benton.
Locke-House of Baltazar.
London-Call of the Wild.
London-White Fang.
Marshall-Many Junes.
Marshall-The Clintons and Others
Notwithstanding.
Merrick-Actor-M Manager.
Morley-Mince Pie.
Onions-Sweethearts Unmet.
Oppenheim-Great Impersonation.
Lincoln-Portygee.
Richmond-Red and Black.
Roosevelt-War in the Garden of
Eden.
Schultz-Bird Woman.
Seaman-Slipper Point Mystery.
>Singmaster-Basil Everman.
Steiner-Sanctus Spiritus and Co.
Walsh-Health thru Will Power.
Walsh-Psychology Of Dreams.
Ward-Helena.
Youngs-When we we're Little.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
Real Estate Traai,tess.

Mahlou H. Culbert to Aahlon L
Culbert 81. SWfrA7 VIZ NEA-1s
& NWfrA 1921. .... ~
Elroy Miller to John Krumm e3s0e
L 1886 Blk Is Elma. s....... ..
O. G.. Jones to ]. H. Nichols Of q
$4,000 w ls It L & E As # OF L BIZ
% Lime Springs Sta. --,.s e., ---,r. .~
E. T. Jones to o. G. Jones 81. w II
It'll & e 4s it l. Blk % LIS. Sta
H. Emonson ct al to O. w. Clark 81
N 25 # l. -9-10-11 Blk IL Cresco. Ex
$1,000. ...-.,... .7.z.s 4
Hattie Farrar to Henry w. Owen
500 L IA Blk 2 & NJ L ga Blk 8 l.
8. Sta. 81.
O.. J. McHugh ct al to J. G. Beard e,
al 81. N "a of L Ir Sur Ell sen o.
99-11. Elk. tract desc as follows, com
at pt on E Inc of Sth st e which pit Is
80 It s on Min Of l. lr Sur EN-
SEA 23-99-11 thence e on line par
al!el with said N line of said L zoo
# thence S, at TT angles Is # thence
w at 1T angles, 200 It thence N Is II
to place of beg. -. b. IN <
Jane e. Miller to Edw P. Thorn
SON 81. l. II & E1s l. 10 Blk Gill
cites Add Cresco.
City of Cresco to Henry T.. Reed
$500 W 30 IT Of E 40 # Of s so It OF
L IA Blk II Cresco.
Edward e. Evans to George L. Ey-
ans 81. l. 14-15-16-17-1S19 Blk 10 Ell
ma, Iowa. 81. ~ s.
Henry Clay Howard to William F.
Hudson 1850. S1s L Is & Is Blk 81
Cresco. Elk $3.50.
F.. E. White to Haswell Rucker 81
E IS it of w 10 It LIS 14-15-16 Blk Ii
Cresco, Iowa. ...
John Coyle to Ray Glass 81. l. Is &
MI l. Is Blk IA B & s Add.
Mrs. Eyla B. Turnkey to Alice
Schroeder $4,000 l. 1913 Irreg Sur OF
NJ NEA 1924.
Laura M. Sanborn. to Loren w,
johnson 81. NJ l. Is & IA Blk l.. S.
Belle Geraty to Margaret Lewis 81,
l. Blk IA B & S Add Cresco.
r. w. Williams to Incorporated
Town of Lime Springs, Iowa $3.50
That part of l. in SWA NWA g.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
Notice..

We want to sell you one of our fne
Central Minnesota farms at about
SIS. 90 to SIS. 90 per acre according to
improvements. We grow good corn,
good silsge and clover and often realize
$4,000 to $3.50 90 an acre on clover
seed, potatoes and other vegetables.
Write for full particulars. Our public
sales of about so farms start Septem-
Der 10th. Central Minnesota Realty
Co., Brainerd, Mimi.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01

Twas wintry day in June,
The snow was raining fast,
The barefoot boy with shoes on,
Stood sitting in the grass.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
Polled Angus At farmers Prices.

I have two car loads or more Of
Polled.Angus registered cows and heif-
ers for sale at farmers price, also
bulls. Will take bonds or bankable
note. Now is your chance. Three
miles east of Protivin on Calmar road.
John J. Walenta,
3-tf Rt. g.. Calmar, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01

Oakdale township farmers know
how to enjoy a farmers picnic. A
large crowd gathered at the park.
south Of Leroy, last Thursday to en-
Joy a picnic dinner and afternoon
program. The National Grange Mat
ter was scheduled to speak but was
unable to arrive in time for the meet
ing. Miss Elizabeth Cannady. manag-
ing editor Of the Peoples Popular
Monthly. Of Des Moines, gave an In
spring address on the subject Of
Happiness" Mr.. w. F. Cody Of the
Milwaukee Railroad. who happened
to be in the community on business.
was called upon for a short talk. He
assured the audience that the coal
situation was rapidly improving. ku-
sic and a social hour completed the
program. .
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01

sons. The teachers from home seem
to enjoy giving them more than the
ones away from here, so if this keeps
up what will the school be like in
1000 A. D.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
For Sale.

We have several very desirable homes
for sale, o1e and two blocks north Of
the business section on Main street,
for sale 1T very modern prices. Call on
4O-tf ~ Geo. H. Owens,
..:s--.-ss Cresco, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01

Professor Quaife of the livestock
section of the State Agricultural Col
lege was also present at the farm
tour. He seemed pleased with some
Of the purebred cattle that were eK-
amined on the tour but was disap-
pointed with most of the hogs that
were seen on the trip: He called at
tention to the fact that hog breeders
are demanding q large outstanding
type Of hog with arched back, deep
body, and at the same time one that
shows quality
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
FOR SALE.

AS l am going to leave Cresco
am offering my home with good 9
room house with good heating plant
barn. garage and wood shed with
electric lights in all the buildings
and two full lots on east 9Th street
Cresco.
Also will sell my farm of u acres
with plenty Of good buildings, good
fences, etc. Located on a good main
travelled road.
This farm is only one mile from
Granger, Minn.-a good town with
two churches, good schools and good
creamery. Three miles from Catholic
church. Priced right. See owner.
John Mathews,
tt Crsco Iowa
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
High SeLool Notes.
Cecyle Bradley, Editor in Chief.

School is now in full swing and
everyone belongs to some society.
The Freshmen were initiated last
Friday and we guess they all know
what it means to be a green Freshie.
The first stunt sure took the cake
which was pulled off by the juniors.
1t was called 1.-THE Mock Wedding"
Brick, the blushing bride and Boots,
the stalwart groom slowly walked in
to Mendelsshon's Wedding March.
There were also many attendants be-
SIDES the Holy Sears and Sawbuck."
Other stunts were then pulled off on
the poor scared Freshies, and after
that, the entertainment, which was
successful was ended by the COM
mittee serving refreshments.
He said it was raining outside. But
oh how he lied for if you please, it
was Cap Jones taking a sneeze.
There seems to be no doubt about
who can part his hair the best in
the middle as doc" Farnsworth sure
looks handsome that way. But they
say DOC" has a faint heart and a
faint heart knew once a fair lady,"
From now on it will be, Get thou
behind me Satan" for any Of the foot
ball boys when they see an apple. Mr..
Jackson is thinking some of having
them drill to the field so as to avoid
the orchards and also temptation.
What Could 1t Have BeeA2
Wink let out a mighty laugh which
caused some disturbance in class.
Mrs. Shackelton: whats the matter
Leslie" Wink: "Oh, I was just think
ing of something" ,'~..
In Junior Domestic Science as Miss
Van Slyke was looking over Florence
Phillips apron which was just fin
ished, she said. Florence I believe
you will have to take your neck out
and sew 1t IN better. We all supposed
that Florence's neck was put on
right.
kleptOmaniac Blues. ITO the Football
Boys.) ''-
Good by apples, good by plumbs,
Charlie Jackson has put down his
thumb. We've got the blues, we've
got the blues, because in school we
cannot snooze. And as we tell you,
you'll surely know, other teams will
have no show. Because we've got the
Kleptomaniac Blues. Some Blues.
The school life progresses very
rapidly this year. The teachers have
already started to assign long les
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01

-. For Sale.
Registered Duroc Jersey pigs of both
sexes. Aft Matt Drilling.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
Notice.

No hunting, trapping or trespassing
on our farm under penalty of law.
6-4t Mrs. Joseph Bouska.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
For Sale.

Full blood Chester White male and
gilt pigs. Good long fellows Farm
located a. miles northeast Of New
Hampton, la. Let J. w. Weigel.
For Sale One lumber wagon, one
heavy spring wagon and two 80 gal
galvanized iron tanks. Enquire at this
Office. .s- Aft
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
Apples for Sale

In bushel or half bushel lots at my
residence northeast Of hospital, j. B.
Mitchell, Cresco 2-37
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
AUCTION SALE


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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-01
kleptomaniac Blues. ITO the Football

The school life progresses very
rapidly this year. The teachers have
already started to assign long les