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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
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wusy ssv~ss sore - my nee toe y~~rs I
- . seAr,stsr, trsed al medicines ana
vsaA bat without susc~aa | tried Doc
AgsA hst Trey failed 10 cur~ me ceulan't
~nmap Or many nights fwusn vAin Motors
anA6 I rsad not nvw ee~ mes~ than tws
NmsM Fsrasiy r~ts. sceNa ,Nnsu,eet WAS
i1nmnnReUS~A to me ard ~ its us~ the
.Nwo w~s owt.Tely healed Thankfully
ummsU. wnlsAu Hasa, Wsst rark. ohto.
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4Oe4.~an NAYS Y am proud ~ the
.Unmwo hitter and have hundreds II others
- eNA 81 worasvf<a cures " FcsenA
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uAwsan's utr,HsNnt y n cents q boz
A9 efsa~rs talwd W Petersen artrres,
- MuGrale
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
FeeIinI Fine!..
Indianapolis yeuras'se tsd q Pretty
Shrs~d Idea Of what Ne Wss
psiro. After Al.

John Arthur IN pupil In IeTers
s"asills departmental seheol, and had
70 write an essay an Woodrow Wilson.
among ether. M ssincrd such 4 1ifsh'
regard for the president, especially 10
his msnagmeH. ~ tho world var.
~ to express the view that he ~ss
even greater thnn Washington or Lin
cc'n. We ssid they made fine show.
ING In the little wars they had 10 han
lie. bot couI'l hardly. he thought. hsvs
COL through tts ttH ore l.n father.
secinr the essay. ,eniursd the opin.
los that the writer wss TOO positive
m bis statement. although admIstao
)THsou himself. John Arthur shovs4
- ~AS pSshepa sanesAinx NJ A dir
tomet ~ weii ~ m cssayist. =.
oh. we'll" hs remarked, "tbs teach
~ b Denec-s.. anyhow, "-~lndiae
spdllx Naws
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
ADVICE FOR GOOD BREEDERS
,rssres4 In kssice-Wid Effort 70 In.
prove pn~essAe Arrivals 70
Quite Ncfiesatles

Bulletins un ar~dios, se~st'spe ara
sarn nssnasernent are requested to q
.,oescsa.As cyfent by r~rs@as sarcsiina
In the Better Sire Better Sso<S'
movement TIE interest IN tire hstico-
wide effort 10 ir-provs fhe c1sssty of
domestic snszsass and t'1s evt5eas Dr.
On al tive.xt@ck owners 10 oesain d.
r~ysasAse information has c@gs~d ex-
rsx-s az ire Tasted ststes Department
y, agriculture 70 conefEsse that god
srs~xaers are gcod res5srs. sSa ne.
yurex-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
eo-opERAIl0A||ls|'
CURE FOR EVILS
Marketing Organization Success
iui Only When Formed on a
Sound Basis Of Ssryice.
SUCCEED 81 TEAMWORK ONLY


There II no asie about eDopera.
tive marketing. although In hundreds
Of cases n has produced remarkable
results. Nsr does II serve a. care
all for our present distribution prob
lens. though l, has proved success
fui regaesiy for many present sslIs
There are 1900 or more farmers CO.
operative buying and settling associa-
tloEs In this country bearing testimony
~ tbs pyactieabilIty " the eo'opera'
tive principle. which Is, 10 substance.
an economic adaptation IL tho o.d 10
lit!cal slogaa %in uaidt there IL
strength"
II IL the desire Of the Un'ts4i states
Sspartpen, ot agriculture that per
saias Interest Atf in ss'-s9 4sEs tlte siiafsei.
lag thoroughly understand ne 'sasts
OF such organised effort ana follow
Tire righg methods The baresu "
markets II ths Department VI '1sr3caf:
turu. having made 40 extensive study
~ this subject. Is prepared "a advise
with any gr0ap ~ mrners who SAnt
90 undertake buytag ct selling CO
uperaiiyrly. A numh,r n require
lnents mast he met before prospective
co.0retatass can succeed
In the rru placy ,ha characteristics
and makeup 81 the lo.Ri population
should he consiaersl "a he formation
~ u 90 operative marketing nsa't7a
ton, A community Utith produces a
considerable quantity of oGr product
or a'fFw pTG7Gsls 6iTefS 'ts'T,Y sY'p~r'
aaaiiies for 81 undertaking AZ tas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
WELCOME SOURCE OF
PIN MONEY IN SUMAC
Many Tons Of Il Allowed 10 Go 10
Waste Each Year.
PisSt Can Be Gathered ans Cured Any
- fsr~s~ s-ari~g .s,-ssmss, a!s5. Mag.
Sstsd Whsneser corseHisrt--
Bonus Gwen fer leaves

The demand ~ UsnHfattGrvrs Tor
Aneriean sumac ,las scasoo totals
100 to ,tJ carIaudS, ~ flpm $500 TO
1000 tubs. according e Information
received ty the Cn,trl States depart.
tpeut Ut agriculture The pr'ce tanses
around s. "a lHn1gyi y ar'- f"r -Hinae
delivered st the shipping point or At
the extract factory
Country people should tnd ready
ularket this yvar for all th" samae
thcy can gather nelns Wild plapi,
Sumar costs nothing to raise, aud the
many tons pt II allowed 20 remain I'm.
gathered each year r9u ht readily
turned lnta ptoht The sumac srason
lasts ahou, three months Unlike
berry AMI o,her eroI's. snpaC does not
have to be harvested ali ~ oGce II
can be gathered aud cured from time
TO time throughout the summer and
marketed aheE large enough quaint
ties have been collected
In ahdlt,un 20 Offering higher prices
this year. wrvrral taanuisetarsre are
willing 10 pay huAuses Tor sufficient
quantities " clean, bright. weSl-cured
xunac scarrs. containing n"1 ts"Sc
than 10 pcr cent VI stalk. ny proiPr
iy gathering and curing The sumne. the
gathcssY can make more money aud
will help 10 establish E,arv nfm'y the
domestic samar Industry. which
through f'eswiefrnsTt srsi szrsss*aa
should provide welcome sonrce OF
income and employment In normal
times.
Gather only the black or dwarf
sumac. which can he easily distin-
gulshed from the other varieties by
the peculiar wing growth along tho
leaf stems anj hy the brittle, black.
speckea stalk. In some sections the
white sUfnsc ls also gathered, bat II
generally brings n lower price. ss all
manufacturers prefer the black va
rIe,y Harves, daring July. August
and .Septeaahey, Break tho xuiuac stalk
or close up 30 the leaves inst under
the lowest leaf stem. or, better yet.
gather on'y the leaves and leaf stems.
no not coliec, long hare stalks ~ this
produces low grade. low priced snnsc.
Cured sumac ready tor market shoeld
cnsiain very little stalk rsvr~ over Is
per cent. II q grroi hii os stair has
BEEN gathered With ths. suasc II can
be easily removed by failing and fork
Ing gu, after the saEsse has been
cured and IL ready for hsggIng Do
not gather rct ny yellow leaves ~
berries and bloom T~ hioy.s VIII
ruin go@st sugssc As SCOTT ne the
snrnac has been gathered, place II In
the shade OF under cover Exposure
to the sum fer an hour or two raay do
no harm, bat tire pal'ed sasasc shosid
never ~ lefs all day IN the sgn. "a u
vii, quickly said srd hs rrtnea IN
color. Never let the gathered ~
curcd snEnar tcrNnl% vet from EITHER
dew or rain. A, the end u the days
catherine. hanl or carry the snraac 10
q hsrn or cover. Spresi II On q egcsn
asAr or "a SACKS In Layers rot over
~ fee, aeTp ami iarn n cree or twfce
q asy until thoroughly dry and crisp
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

sort than one which produces little
Of several different products, one ad
vantage OF Joint effort arises from the
handling OF relatively large quantities.
Unfortunately SOME grnnps ~ farmers
have tried to firm marketing associa'
tons without having q suihcien, vol
uu,c Of business aud they have failed
- loyalty 70 Cooperative Idea
II the existing marketing agencies
Ia the onmunlsy--v~A esher for grain,
wool. fruit. garden produce, ar what.
ever tho tine contemplated for 90.
operative setlIng--are efficient and RIA
souahly adequate. ana " tirc' farmer.
In IN. community feel that they are
being served satisfactorily by these
private concerns II Is doubtful " 90
operative organization will succ~et,
hut II the existing private agencies
are Inadequate aud II the farmers can
BE- made 10 see the saying That will
result 10 MI concerned n they unite
heartily In an association. then iherr
Ia a good chance et winning Rut the
CO operative principle must be adhered
%. Members os IN organization sup
rased to be 60 operative cannot be OK
ys~etsel ia hare "a vital interest In n
project which II rrsty operated fce
the profit of aud controlled by . few
Individuals
Many persons 20 not have clearly
defined idea ot what cooperative
organization a. The term cooper
tive" ID eften used rather lec~~ly,
where . cancvvn Ia operated for the
proAs OF the persons investing capital
IN It and sccktng dividends On ts cxr-
nai. the undertaking II ncnceopera-
tive On the other hand. In CO.
operative marketing Or selling ervsni.
nation each member usually has enc
vote lin cooperative concern the
votes are in accord with the money 10.
vested, - that aae Or q few members
viii not coatvol Its operations II II
cenaucted "a reader service and cfyNct
savings fNr the members and not 70
earn prNsts Tor distribution ss div.-
aenas 90 'he mones Invested To he
su~e. fsEr rae ~ In,erest ~ granted
10 csFtisl ipvcste1 by the members
f, ara tbs hy'ancr * suy surplus ID 10
distributed 's t'ivi'e,i Ia sccuryia ncc
with ysiraCart that il, The amount Of
business t-an>acScd NTH the orsanisa.
Z tian.
Ess<ctals 10 Sueeess
Cnntrscfs between The rnen1Asrx ard
/ the organization Whereby they agree
10 marie, ner.asn products fhraura II
, are vitality lT,partsn, Tn many ia.
psSncrs. especially In the ease ~ sss>
c'atIans handitns r~rfsaah'e prssagts.
! The Mirhigaa rotxte Growers OK.
| change, the Callfovals Fruit Grcwerx'
evchsnge and many e.h~r sgeee~xfal
organizations faliaw this plan,
The r>et.ns 81 r-sfarss soaa ,hruscA
tha organization ~ also 40 ,nporssn,
feSsGre, ny psNatinS 10 meant AYERS =
Ing the returus received fes prSs'aes :
s<ad durias certain period &C 80
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

until from three iS ti,e yeSrs o. are.
The use ~ lelJss buNs With e,,Bss.
g1rni Improvement ID q'a'liN au1 ear(y
maturity ~ cat;lP. together @ith teay
Ter grain fc,sijns has nsir q, possible
10 p1, iusl az much a,sh va the sai.
mails ~ lh. time they ar, tnrn iC
10 nj nenths 81 az" WIN Improve
uenis IN breeding ems in feet 'u; meth.
obs heavleg cattle with more opal
ny NAY tn tlma be pu' nH he market
NJ even Younger ase The presis"
age al which steers should ~ ryat.
keted depends upna several rosiI''ons
which mus, b, Determined by the lpit
vtduRl feeder,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

scush Africa 10 ney manufacturing
new material 10 take the p.scs n
niircgiycsrsn explosives II has been
ssssed In mines ana IN regarded ~ both
sarotag and safe. II Ia called ~ragIse,
the hrst syllable s>sns derived frofp
The letters Of the words '"ssubstifuts
explosive. no giyc~ffn"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

I'm Kind Vt sosry 20 see this vo.ss
for wcssss question: NJ ciese 10 s~stie
meat" remarked Mr. Me~kte
"rtoni you approve of votes ~
wsHn~ny
Yes indeed Hat I've hesrd Hear
@iis ssik On the tariff ami the f@ssvs
~ Sassrs snd r.es, re~ryihinx ana ]
honestly think suffrage speech II -
No.. thing she dnes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
USE DIAMOND DYES"

Dye right Don't risk
your material 10 q poOE dye.
Each package Of "ilIamoad
Dyes" contains directions
5FS sshipae' tksse,ssss gaaaa
can diamond dye q nev,
rich, fadeIess color 'nse Old
garments, drspswias. cover
,!inEa, everything, whe,her
woai. silk. linen. cotton u
nlilvd goods.
Buy diamond Dyes" --
no ether Kind then perfect
results are guaranteed.
Druggist has "Diamond
r'ard'---itI rich colors, Adv,
.--..---a--...-aa--..s--.sr-~
i ear a half n word, Ger
b,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
z,7GEAER
pfARMNOFES-

ric~ carry for winter wheat.
Sgeet cover makes the easl rfca-
Tase care Of the moving machine
Alfalfa il ar rxcecslag'y nruGtAes
,r~a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
waY DRUGGISTS fRECOMKENO
~ SWAMP. ROOI ...,....... ;.

Km ssey years druggists have watched
-~xIxh maseh inisrcy. the remarkable record
w=msssaszsA 81 Dr.. Klimss's svamp Root.
gA~ srsss kidnsy, liver and bladder medt
sssxsel
Ms physician. prllsr,p,isn.
alw~sap neet IL . strengthening ned
.ss~n. ID helps the kidneys liver and bod
.&s n ths work sAtnr~ Intended thsy
sA~~M Do.
essa~y Root ha. stood the test Of yrars
I'M 10 sod BY all druggists 90 i.s merit
sssk h sksah hslp yoa. No other kidney
pnsknsme Ass 10 many friends.
- sws b. xst Swamp Root sad star
seEstmsn& n eaes.
MS~~v~x. u yau wish first 10 test ths'
spaA pssparat,ca s~ad t~a esn,s 10 ir
Nnssr D o.. HinsAamton. N. T.. for
80. hsasIs. Whea wvitiaa b. cure and
mwuAtsM tAh papsr. ADJ.
~~r-ss~sa~s-~-a~@~s~-ss--.~--r
11aa At mans hlund~rs are due IL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
g OUT !! !! or lot,


I1n916nx better fw nummer colds
NsmrAs ~ Itsfiax 4Esep IL hardy
\ Agents wsaisd wksrs W. have none
~ W xsehef. lac. New Orisans
EA<-A1s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

4 Anmier In enisns Ii good judxs
- eemssisnw french rrvvefh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Rather fnasb aa,lsr tbsa stapid
eae,
6 1sas e1ssas5 EssalAa sssSs. lasAasA ESse
tsFss&3 @sstf5Ea IN Ff ,Nsasfs IS Fsss I'D ~ ~
one TAI proves "a 81 80 NAds
re- '""''si'hi-'
AZ sgev sare tisa' ,heH ta Stead
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Dr.THACHER'S
LvERAn BLOOD
SYRUP

An old Doctors prescription in use for
6s years. Enlivens your Liver, purifes
and enriehes your Blood. Regulates
your Bospels and is fine family TONIC.
Get bottle from your drug store and
you'll soon be
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
lltss Lts,i. cssnoss

A-~Se yGB'Fv asSaa.uise 1t;h Mr,
slallhl MIA, kind ~ RaR - hvH
'sss4 iscsssss Sc ~ ,sisSz, - asSssys,,
able.
A And noe -
R--Nuw he's rich,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
EeeIifi Mean?

Headache Nausea Dizziness? Bilious
nessf Constipation Lazy and good for
nothing most of the timef What you
need is a shaking up Of Your "innards"
and q gingering- all over. The thing
that'll fix you up is:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

A1aA At mans hiunders are due to
- M es0cr,t.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
HUSBAND
 DEAD IN HOME:

Charles A. Shulke, whe with Mrs. Shulke has been operating cleaning establishment for several years in the Hughes block on Howell avenue, Was found dead in his home yesterday af- ternoon, his throat having been cut with razor
 When Mrs. Shulke left the shop yesterday evening and returned to their home on O. K. street, she found the body Of MT Shulke lying on the floor of the dining room. MT. Shulke had been in bad health for several years and is thought to have taken his life in a fit Of depression. He was A years old. There are no children in the family.
 A coroner's jury will convene today at 4 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
CITY REJ0ICE5 IN MN PAVING
Bisbee Completes System of Well Built Streets of
 Best Materials

With the completion last night of the paving of Railroad avenue, the entire city paving program is finished. giving Bisbee the honor of holding first place ot any city of it's size in the state in the matter of extent and quality of paved streets.
 For several mcntds there has ali ways been some part of tne down. town streets that were obsGucted by paVins operations and many citizens here were heard to express their satisfaction over the completion Of the work. Those who have examined the work, and are m a position to know good paving when they see it, are unstinted in their praise of City Engineer Halleck and his assistants, who have ben in constant personal supervision. The mayor and members of the city council were also receiving their share of congratulations last night as being responsible for putting over the paving program and provid- ins streets that vii be source of satisfaction to the city for years to come.
 The paving Of that part of Railroad avenue that extends beyond tre limit O. the old brick having, in front Of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company's warehouse, about S25 yards, will be paid for by the Phelps Dodge corpo- ration
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
l E2I0H PLANS
 A0HsE ENARNIH2

The public of the Warren district is invited to attend the informal open ing Of the new American Legion homo on Thursday and Friday Of this week. during lotb day end Inc evening AT who assisted with the bazaar that made the home possible are especial ly urged 10 attend. and see what their efforts have accomplished for the e1 service men.
 A public concert by the American Legion band will be given on Thurs day evening from 8 until o'clock The band will play on the plaza sur rounding the new home.
 The new home is now well fur nished with the exception of four large davcnports, specially ordered The furnishings at the present com prise almost everything necessary for the comfort and convenience of the ex-service men of the district. A piano and Brunswick graphophune. with good assortment Of records will supply the men with indoor mu. sic. One room in the building is de voted to a reading and lounge room. A large number of popular periodicals and newspapers will always be on. file
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
Tips Of the TOu3y2
To NORTAERN SCHOOL

Mrs. j. IT, Smith and two daughters, Frances and Helen, have gone to Portland, Oregon, where Frances will enter school bliss Smith is a mem Der of the high school graduating class of December IS. They were accompanied as far as Los Angeles by Mrs. Smiths son. Leonard F. where he will remain for two months before going to the northern city Mrs Smith and younger daughter will return in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS

i Among the arrivals al the Copper Queen hotel last night were; J. L. Jacobs, If. W. Whitaker, II. Darker, William Speaker, Ross w. Forth, all 6f Fl Paso: ". Il. Lang, E J. Wolfe and L. Freidman, Los Angeles; Y. B. Davis. Oklahoma City: H. F.. Doles, San Francisco; J. l.. Burns. Douglas; w E. Gordon, Tucson; F. J. Me Hugh, Cincinnati; Page Thomasson, HelsingbOrg, Sweden
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20

rive for the trial at ? o'clock and the court, with all the witnesses, con .Vened at that time. After waiting for time Roark phoned again. say ling that ne would arrive at o'clock. Again the court waited but Roark failed 10 show up.
 Witnesses were forced to waste an entire afternoon waiting for. a repre- sentative from the county attorneys office
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
County Attorney
 Fails to Appear
 In Poison Case

The case against Fred Henderson of Lowell, charged with putting out poison in his yard for the purpose of killing dogs, was to have been heard in the justice court a. Lowell yesterday, but was postponed until ? C'clock' today on account of the fail pre of Assistant County Attorney Ro- ark to arrive to prosecute the case. RCark telephoned that he would ar
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
HAS cANANEN SCOUTS

J. M. Gibbs Jr.. Of Cananea, was a business visitor i'll the city yesterday Jr. Gibbs is the scoutmaster of an American troop or Roy Scouts in the Mexican city and is trying to get the National headQuarters at New York city to recognize it officially.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
vnLuNTEF RS MEET

The Bisbee Volunteer Corps met Monday evening at the NJ. E. church A lecture on the life of a missionary was given by MT. Johnson. and Miss Moore of the Y. w. C. A. gave talk CT life work and it's possibilities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
REAL ESTATE SALES

The Lowell llWarren Insurance & Real Estate Agency reports the sales of the D. NJ. DUcharn residence in Johnson Addition tc F NJ. Powell of Lowell. and the Leslie Reed residence in Johnson Addition to William Gre coTy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
1 DEATHS
FRANK ALBERT TRICG

Frank Albert Trigg. two months old son of Mir. and Mrs. James Trisg of Youngblood hill, died Tuesday, May IS, at l D. m. The burial was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the residence. The Hennessy Undertaking Co. had charge of the funeral.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
LEAVES DISTRICT

R. E. SourSine, for many years a resident of the district and wei known here, left yesterday evenine for Fl Paso where he will locate in business.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
ARREST MINER

R. L.. Russell. an emplove of tho Junction mine, was arrested yester day on a complaint sworn to by Jac'- Lewis. manager Of the Lyric theatre charging disturbing the pecae.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
STUDENTS TO RECEIVE

The sc class of the Horace Mann junior high school will give an en- tertainment to the members of the SR class at the Y W. c. A. tomorrow night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
TEACHER ON VISIT

Miss IT. Blackmer, a teacher in one of the county schools, is in the city for a few days and was Q caller at the Y. w. c. A. yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
SPEEDER PAYS

Frank Duckett. tool nipper at the Briggs mine. was fined $10 yester- day by Judge Winters at Lowell for speeding on the highway.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
FIRE LOSSES

Frank Culin, fire insurance adjuster
 was in the district yesterday from
 Tucson making adjustments on the ,recent losses by fire in Bakerville.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
EnOM ROEpER CITY

Mrs. Elizabeth Bell and Mrs. UT Silla Schultz of Douglas speN yester- day in Bisbee as the guests of pr. and Mrs. Harry Reese.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
TO VISIT IN GLOBE

Frank Thomas left yesterday for Globe where he will visit relatives Tor sevaIaI days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
CHANGE CHOIR HOURS

The hour for choir practice at the Presbyterian church is changed from
 s p. m. to 7:30 o'clock this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
GUILD IN SESSION

The St. Johns Guild of the Episco- pal church met yesterday afternoon at the Y. w. C. A
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
COURT

7 Constable A. E. Sheppard is in Tue son attending the sessions of the fed Cral court
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
COURT REPORTER HERE

J. M. PhilipOwski reporter of tho superior court at Tombstone, was in Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
LEAVES HOSPITAL

. Mrs. Jack Farr'5. who underway an operation at the Copper Quo
 hospital two weeks ago. was suffi. ciently recovered to be removed to her home on Mason hill Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
RiseEEANs WE'D

Jose Soto and Pledad Valdez were married Tuesday by Judge Allison. They will live in Eisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20

The Result Getters'' - Review Want Ads
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
Mems Quality Suits, Origi- nal Prices Reduced On New.
 Styles!
Smart Summer Skirts Walk out at 9 per cent
 Reduction

Stunning styles developed from fabrics that will give the utmost wear. Many wool plaids and cheeks and cotton wash skirts are among the showing at these attractive prices, also the sport silks and satins go to make up this comprehensive selection. A skirt for ali occasions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
May Clean Away Sale C.

 this with Now when qualities
  telling plain humble Advertising truth Watch they will II
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25
TRADE AT HOME

Spend your money, good cheer and
Influence at home and thefeby boost
for Payette and southwestern Idaho.
Everlasting,
Boost the city, boost your friends,
Boost the lodges you attend,
Boost the streets on which you're
dwelling,
Boost the goods you are selling,
Boost the doctors, lawyers, teachers,
Boost the merchants and the preach
ers.
Boost the people round about you,
Boost for every Payette movement,
Boost your mayors biggest problem,
Boost for Payette's improvement,
Boost your chief of police and city
council,
They can get along without you,
But success will quicker find them,
If they know that you're behind them
Boost the stranger and the neighbor,
Boost all those who do~the labor,
Cease to be a chronic knocker,
Buy at HOME
Cease to be a progress blocker,
Buy at HOME
you'd make your city better
Boost for Payette's Commercial Club,
Boost for Payette's endless chain of
products
Join the Payette Commercial Club,
Buy at HOME
Real estate and fire insurance,
Talk with L. W. Knudsen.