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Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
SheriRs Sale Under Deed Of Trust

Whereas, O. l.. Gamache and
Louise Gamaehe. mis- wife. by
their certain deed Of trust, dat.
ed the sth, day of April, 1910,
and recorded in the Office Of the
Recorder Of Deeds OF the Goun.
I'ty Of Washington, State or Mis-.
souri,. in Book r. page 5Ss, oi
the records of said Recorders
T0fiee. conveyed TO j. b. Robin.
son, as trustee the following
, described lot, .trac, or parcel Of
land lying, being and situated. in
said: :Coanty Of Washington: aid
State OF Missouri, TO wit. -
t. All of lots Nos. 4 ard s in block
No. 8, In. .the.nor:heast quarter Of
the northeast aaSr,er OF town.
'shin $6, north OK range 3 east.
with all previous reservations.
!" Which:conysyance was made
lin trust to secure the payment
of certain promissory note
made by the afoi essid .. l.. Ga.
ulache and Louise Gsmache, his
wife, and IN said deed Of trust
described and specified: and
whereas said note is row past
duo ana remains nnpaid; and
whereas the said J. Il. Robinson
has refused and declined TO act
as trustee in the aforesaid cen.
veyance, and has stated his re-
fnsal to so act In writing? ?Aad
whereas. in such event, and il
compliance with the law IN such
cases, ard In accordance with the
provisions of stii deed OF trust,
the acting sheriff Of the said
County ot Washing on and Stale
OF Missouri, shall aci AZ sscA
trustee.
Now, tllesefore. at the request
.f the legal holder ot said nc,e.,
|, ,hc acting sheriff OF said
Washington County, will on
Thursday, May 18Th, 1870.
between tho hours OF nine o 'cturk
IN tho forenoon aud tiye O'clock
In the afternoon ot that day, sell
the above described real estate
al the court house door In tho
city Of Po,osi, county and state
as Aforesaid, at public ycndue,
10 the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand. tn satisfy said note and
the expenses uf executing this
tfast. >- t..-
= -: L..W.. CASEY. Sheriff. =:
April 81. iseo.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot De Cured

" F'f-st stpAtrSilrhst as they saana, f~aph
shs his#Assi testtias m the ear Thers IL
ohtf nsr SAY 10 cure catarrhal acafae.s
~ ,hst tie - sanst!fatlpiaI TeEas,lr
t'sssysat nsAfn6.s - ea,,~r,, h, ar ~.
nsfnssi Feea! titsn - sths. fssaea aaa ttntSx ~
ses Gestssh'.s rete &sen rAiS tabe n.
,a.s'n.A ~ hats a. .an h4isg sasnd sr Arr;
Irsasa ttsafncss u ths sgysais Uniesa tss
Maa.nmats",r can b. redacsd and ahts s,lr
f~siefeds "a hs Rs1-uAf caadttios ks.rtns
wtti te dssifogs5 forever aany sn..s ~
.seaIssss srr Ssasfi ~ rafafrh which IL
~ sahsnsS e.adI,fea OF fh. tavregs' snf-
tsess aAifsq rssksYh Msdttakv ssts thru
we bleed on ths" Taac6us surfaces os the,
We wHf sfve Gus' Aaaased rsjtaru ser
80 case ~ Gssa Aas neatnsas IhAs eannos
- .assa % fsTs easarth Msdiaias S1r-
affsss htsk Al pr7InEisrs rae. 4"
- f's'Gb.tiY A 90 Tai>Ao n
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
f 7gt
o. B. PRICE
Theproduce Man
VIII Buy Yeur
poahtry Rags Brass
Eggs Poots Lead
Hides Rubber Copper
He Pays Cash

We oaIt attention to the announce.
meat oi Fifmin l.. Sparks ~ = csndi.
date Tor tho Republican nomination
Tor Shsrin. Mr,:Sparksis a fotosian
and 10 well.known here aud all over
the county as we'll. and has \ host oi
irisnds who will rally to his support.
He is familiar already with many oi
the duties OF the oMcc he seeks, hav.
ing acted fro M time to time ~ deputy
10 the last three incumbents of the
ONCE. We have no doubt but what
he will make a good Sheriff IL he Is
nominated and elected.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
eut Theen ln Trenches.

The trouble encountered In holding
the big British didgible at her moor
inrs." said Forest Killers At the office.
gave me m idef which ! think ] will
pAss On 10. tie war department.. II a
trench had bessp dug af Mineola. say
1000 feet long and ~ wide and odeep
as ths balloon. khe could have 0been
anchored In Il shielded from the
wind, and perfectly aafe." But"
somebody asked. how would they
have gone about Il TO get the R-34
down In the hole?" 'tOh." replied
Killers. that wculd have been up to
the officers Of the flying oneld."-
Newark News
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

tiack, Rowan H. '"sotne" boy. The
'naEhsors air admit that. ills orig
inal sayings. aud slang. repeated after
hearing It frtm incautieus netehbors.
are wen known in his part, Of Thirty
seventh. street,
JACK" said his mother ono faS
go across the stree, aud get J. r.~
--L =. being his baby brother. lace
has reached the mature aer n. three
and three-qnsrters, while J. t.. has
just got around the, corner Of two.
Presently Jack came back without
j. r, and to bis mothers questions
M to why he did not bring his broth.
er. said; Il talked with my mouth,
and J. r. wouldn't pay any attention,
10 me. e."-lndianapolls News.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
.De.log F.milyi. Presented a Baby

A, little hlack.haired baby, appsf.
emily three days old, was .ltt' on the
doorstep a,,he :boms al ley Joplin at
nssloge Wednesday night liwaEin
a basketAnd ~rapred in a blanket.
Mrs, joplin heard 1t ityinl:' On IN.
vss!ieas!nsi 'ihe found ii.onthe door.
s4ep. n has been .,he CENTER 0. Mt,
traetion:tct: the neishAes wpmen, who
are srranrint 'd'sive il, a%shower:"
Lead Belt News. g.. - :. s.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

An English soldier who A,ld enlisted
IN London for two yearS service
mournfuliy described his duty AZ be-
Ing ITO ride funeral pair" Further
explanations showed that his time
was spent In driving ths gun carriage
horses.at military funerals In London
soldiers. ex-soldiers. veterans. hos
pital cases. and 70 on. And he sadly
added that the advertisements said.
ssoir the army aud see the world
Its Q mans ufei'
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
Old Soldiers Get Pension Raise,

President Wilson one day last week
signed the Fuller pension blu fixing
"A minimum monthly pension OF $50
tor Civil and Mexican war veterans.
We understand thislaw grants a gen.
erai increase to all such. veterans.
Those who we're already getting $50 =
month, will now receive so. g.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12


In order Ia learn more about Inner.
itance IN cattle and other animals. In
formation II wanted by L. J. Cole. of
the genstics department. oof the. WIS
coddn college Of agriculture, about
the similarity Of the Duplicate parts
Of, double monsters, such ~ sdouble-
headed calves. or calves with one head
and two bodies. ThiB will. help In .
study Of twinning and other related
phen6msna. seS o9'
This Information can best b Oh
tained. says Mr.. Cole. from specimens
with white markings, where a compar.
ison can BE- made of the extent and
shape Of the two parts. These freaks
are often mounted or preserved and
tho genetics department would appre-
ciats information ~ 10 where photo
graphs or sketches can be obtained.
This material will help toward an un-
derstanding Of some probie,ns In in.
heritancs in cattle and other animalx
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
paSs the Word on.

"Rcsd this 10 the man who cannot
read English" is the request of The
Tnppan Zec high school. Pler,non'.
n. y. nj the beginning and close OF
the hnndbiiis calling attention Ia the
night schools. The bin calls the a,ten.
t!on Of the alien adult 10 the proper
place where he onn learn wba, h
meant by liberty; his rights. priv.
isv-s and duties: nbout his govern.
ment and bo~ 20 secure his citizen d.
para Tbs schSS; 10 epsa ts keth -
- .Us0aA
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Displsy a1vsrtisins to issal cue.
tonsrs, l6 cents pr cslsnn inch;
fersiGn and tEansient rates thssans.
Locals md rsading nottpss. TX
cents pr lire, eaeh insestion.
4 Frotsssional cards. NJ per year.
AdninistsatoS's of ssscutor's nrst
ae6ises. 96.e0.
Final sstllsnsnt notices, N.50.
BANK statsmsnts, $3.50
Obitsafiss, ! sent werd.
Memorials, el.M for 100 words d
ieea.
Cards ei thanks, 80 cents.
(All Of the last three strictly
s. cAsh IN advAnss1a
Legal advertising u legal sasss.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
Ex.Service Men, Notice!

The Cordia- Humphrey Post OF the
American Legion w,ll hold a meeting
atshe Court House in Potosi on next
Saturday afternoon. May 18th. 4.
$50, Every mamber is urged to be
present %
G. b. Long, Com.
Leo ,flyan, Adj. =.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

FOR SALE-Oue J. l. Case steel
separator, with automatic weigher,
clover attachment. full equipment OF
belts; also 4 10-roll ]. l. Case corn
shredder; both In frst.class running
order; apply to Lewis Bean. Latty, mo.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
paHs Nayrrrax Visitors.

The Paris municipal council, at its
closing meeting Of ths old year. voted
resolution in favor Of the capital
being oficiaIly -classed" a. watering
place. The object Of the motion IL
10 enable the city to collect q small
roll tax On visitors In srder to swell
the municipal revenues, ~ n alHeady
done In other watering blaces>p While
agrecing that such tax probably
would bring In good round sum, the
Figaro critidses the proposal as hard
II n keeping with the ciu's tradi-
tiooA, 80
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Eben n. Whiteomb and G. R. De
Long OF WsshiDgton. b. C. repre-
sentins the u. s. Tariff Com m ission
we're here last week investigating ths
tin mining industry With q visw to
making . report On i, TO the Tsrin
Commission. Strong influences are
at work TO secure tariff protection ios
the American barium industries
against German competition, which
has lately again begun to make itself
isls. 4 favorable report irem the
Tasi6 Commission to congress would
dosbtlsss secsre the necsssary Isgis-
lstion for the protection Of the in.
dustry. ConGressmsn Rhodes is
working hard ~ thst end.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
Aislss - q Thief Catcher.

To mid 10 the capture Of automobile
thieves Los Angeles man has invent.
ed a clamp 10 be locked abeat tire
whleh makes a loud noise each iline
u strikes paveDrns mud Ienve- M
ssxity f0llow~d trsil.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Deputy SAsrin 8lias Bose Of Can.
nop Mines Vas . visitor st this once
Monday. He issinstsd tbas u was
not i1psobsbIs tbse hs Vould osks
the sses loS ths Rsesbllcan aooiRs.
Tor 0hssia this year. asd esy and
1seo NE "1snsty" eass q ~ psessss
oDo6A1 Nv.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Mr.. j. g. Wilkinsoh OF Cadet Vas
. caller ct this elaee rhussday. He
said the tin In iustry over there Vas
hsoning bigger than ever. and that
new houses for ths miners we're stuck
around svsrywhsse. ssd more we're
beina built.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
Notice Of Primary Election:
State oi. Missouri. | 49,:
County OF Washington. 49,


OF Wsshin ptcn op the. First Tnssda,
in August, 1890. bAing the Thirdj da,
Of August, 1890: .tor: the purpose. q
nominating candidates fnt the, ioElow
tnp offices. to be vo.ed.,or. al til,
general else,ion to tehsid oa: Ties
ua.;. tn. Second day ..,oi November
|lS2o::: e. "a s%..' ..'::.:
Senator in cana'sss Ter Missouri,
/ Governor. J..
;.Lisu,en sni.ti"reInor.
!: Secretary :oi Stale. ...=
/ Sta,e Auditor
State T.rsnsiEer,
Attorney y-Ganersi.
'Judgs Supreme Cont. Division
MOI tunexpi,ed term.
+ ,Jadse Supreme Court. Division
No. 2. .Lunsxpired ,erm)
|. Judge Supreme Court. Division
No. dull te'ml.
Judge st. Louis Court ot Appeals.
Representative in Congress. Tbir.
iesnth District.
Representative in General Assembly
Judge OF the County Court, ira.
District
. Judge OF the County Court. scr, ~,
District.
. County Treasurer.
Prosecuting At,0tn.y,
/. County Assessor
: Sheriff.
!. Coroner. ..'
:: Comfy Surveyor.
Public Administrator. 49,. '...
- Gne Justice oil the Peace, johnson
Township. p =. >..-,a. .....~.
ONO Justice of the Pesce. Walton
Township: -: -, .:.*... 49,.
= One Jus,ics:o'tss r.see. Kingston
Towhshfp. ...:::. = -, ....,. "a. ~, ..
opsJustice o' the Peace, Harmsny
Township. ~. ~; ~, :, =, .:
0hs Justice oitha Peace, Rich wood.
Tonsh hip@..-;.r i i. T. a..
ons Justice oil the Tcscc, Concord
To~n.hip. :; ...,'.. ~:
....ys. lus,fsss Of the ts.c.,. Liberty
Jnanshir.< .:,,''' : W :. r. T.:
!: .:r~s Justices VI the rease. BtIsrade
Township, t.. .: I: '::%' : :;:.:.::. :.
. Constable, John.on Township. :,
:, Constable. Walscn 'To~n.hii,: :. :,
!. Constable, kini..on >Tewlt ship" ;. :.
> Con.tsh,e. HARMONY Tdwn,hip,,:' -.
%, edn.tabls,. Rich weeds. fgsnthir.:'
,Cohstible. Concord Io~ethipt' :;
!, con,.s Bile. Belgrade Township.
Constable, Breton Township. = :
Constable. Liberty Township. :,
D. Constable Bellevue To~n.hip, =.
Conrsable, Union Township .
Csptrale Committeeman, .John.on
Township. 80. 's 80.
Central coas.sai,s. uian, ktngsion
.,
. Central Committee man, Harmony
Township =
GENITAL commi,tee ma @. fleetwood,
Township. Pa
Central CoH,ui,ts.msa, eonaord
Iownship.
Central Committeeman. Belgrade
Central Committeeman. Breton
Township.
Centrai Committeeman. Liberty
Central Committee man, Bellevue
Township.
Central Committee man, Union
Central Committee man. Walton
Given under my hand and ofiicisi
zeal At Potosi. Missouri. this 10th |
Icy 0i May A. D., 1920.
tssI Jar HiSoikB0TnAM,
Ceosey Ctssk.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Mrs. A. Cole returned Asne Sunday
evening, where she Asd been under.
going treatment At 81. Johns Hos
pital for the past month or more. We
are happy 70 seport that she 10 now
Quite sestoEed 10 health.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph K. Mi,sey ,.,..,> Fertile. Mo.
Bell .Ssnsoucie. :, s,,..s. a..
Lewis b. Kindred. .Chixin gton, ealo.
Gensviese W. Garrett nelgrsde, Mo.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

VAeee.s A. "sxs Osusss' W.
1900 i
Breae 10 snIt selling ~ can" 'oat
hess. bst tho nc. + 10 esssing she
lsske uuesr ~.
BuildW C. A. gtrayey has begun
Operations on he new two-eiosy I'D.
litioD 10 AbsaAan NaEim's garage
building.
Asoes ana Assaon! "s'ey""'Pen
'us . enss a0e'u"
psudspt once.
,'''~ @.
suaRs SnsHss y. mayor y. ."
soseph' NO. oos o' "s cana'aA.a'
ios sas Dsmocts'ic ho",nsaon 'o'
aevssnor. vas IN So.os' "ean'su.s
'ass' se'sin9 aequs'"'e" VII" OUT
peopN'
o., ~. 49,. ..n.;,.
w. ~ |". -. hs,t .
go s"",..s - h..,uos,,.a,
s:.. ..ah Tn..d., .,,.rroor
80, ~ *. r.,,.. 80.
.-...,
$780,
Mr.. Lewis B. Kindred OF Chiving.
ton, Colo and Miss Genevieve G.
Garrett OF Belgrade. this county. were
united in marriage at the Methodist
s,...nonS w. " y IND, omo;.,
;.-
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Sheriff Casey made trip to Jener.
son City last week. having ip charge
two prisoners Tor terms in the state
penitentiary. one Herbert Beck. who
will serve Ave years Tor burglary and
larceny; the other, George Lore. who
will serve three years for seduction
under promise OF marriage.
The m.ny friends here of Mrs. L. r.
s,auicr,h, a former render, al Po,osi
will regret 10 lesrp that she ba. been
bed,..t for several months. suffering
from the effects OF an attack of the
"au."' Che 10 now at the home Of
her mo,her., Mexico. Mo. Writing
20 otrieuds here. she saysthat he,
condition ha, improved somewhs, Of
I.l.,e, but that she 1s'sull confined ie
be, bed. - - =, O..
All arransen,ents Tor ths. holding
OF the County Sunday School Con
vsntion in, srstosi Tuesday and We'd
nsseay next. a, the Presbyterian
Church, have been completed, 1t i.
J hoped by those in charge Of the con.
vention. that where :delegs.es have
not yet been appointed, such actiorf
I wilISs taken next Sunday, and 'tha,
every sshool~in the cous.y will. be
represented. - '', .. -.
! r,. -
an' pup. ~. Uu.s w.. 'p'.s'~y as aepA,. :
.nta,,.ipmen. 9 err,it,ed:..Tl. i and q,
Sometime" !" a,'the epssr E6u'e' la.i
Monday evening, WHICH hey:csrfieo
ont very'prettily. The play was based
upon the japanese child myth thai
on q :sertain day in the spriax time
the iairies come to earth'and gran.
the children all their w!shes. There
was . large audienespressnt.' -.
/ g.,
mr. ana mrs. " w. tedaef and
the'r tnree younger eh!'afsn whe, snFi
live n D ONE with tnsir pEreHt..' .dr?vs
ou' 70 sne ola !edde' homestesd ~
Son"s".i.ss SUNDAY 'os 'ami'y1e
the hands 81 two Of the older .ohs o'
the couple Mr.: and MIS-. Teddsr''s
children, ten in number. are. a1l lis.
ins, 81 4 oil we're present'on this &C..
eassion. =. tagstnsT with. tHenty;ont
grandchildren. .The Weather being
6ne. the reunion least WAS held in
yard. .. {. 49,. '...
-, -, , = ~. =,
: "" 49, "'
, 49, "e'"1 .'sp'ts"'
us' .'o" .I'' so."' W." MY"
Wv 'pevte"" "Ae ~'",."''.n" -,
Ass' S'y nv. ho",
sAys%I VS. o'e W we .et Po''.':'
oes"nks nAa ''si A''e""."' ''".'
~ ,n.su;..''.u - A4,"o.''... W.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

County politics is warming up.
II you want to know what is
going on in ,ha, way. why,
get your nrme Oh our sub
scriptioa list at once.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

All announcsmsnts usdsy this heai
4 are made subjcettet the decisioa
. Republican voters at the Aagss
10. primary election.
For representative,
WILLIAM A. COOPER,
p Of rotosi.
For sheriff,
gIkMIN l.. SHARKS. d,
Of Potosi.
JAMES NJ. COOPER
OF Potosi.
c. J. RlCHEsON.
Of Liberty Township.
For County surveyor.
X. n, HurcHINGa
Of Harmony Township.
J. N. AGNEW.
OF rotosi.
For County Assessor.
CHARLES v. ALLEN.
Of Breton Township.
JOHN COMPTON
Of Liberty Township.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Tho residence Of Slosis Miller ~
Arcadia. one Of the finest and cost.
Hest homes IN that town. Vas dss'
sroyed BY FIRE one day recently. The
loss IL only partly covered BY issur.
ancs.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

f Amos Courtois OF Cadet waived =
preliminary bearing here AopdsysS
. charge oi carrying concealed wsa.
pons, and was held In default Of bond
Tor triarat the August term OF sireuis
court. g,
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

A revival meeting will Begin At the
school house in Mineral Point on
Thursday evening. hay 30th. At s
o'clock. And will continue two weeks
or more. Rev. W. Z. Judy will do
the preaching.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

\ ksiss ;s;J IN s5zsss5 " N q
r... ....;.. .......s q,
=. . -, -.
= sy
IS. Tavns6HA - Aaa = nev Dodee
4: a +
- Adas6ayel Bslesaas was n
car town Me1day.
M,fn. naie n caledonia vss n
-, ~. TAnvnIav.
-
~ ~. .
n, David ra,x - nishveods vss
w.
Nev Aene.seov. ssrdsn ssss IL
~ski.s ~ as,easance.
va,.e,e 49, ,o,, vool 10 ]. ",
1svl, hisheee o.ah p,iss psiA,
|
-,tho.A su,.v n smather san vithY
~--
The 0yDsies have marched on. Pick
Nj. ]. B. Robinson Of Belgrads VA
. pleasant caller at this once Thurs
-
| Rev. W. s. Judy Will oii.his rses'
lar appoint0snsas - eAiflsy nss' sun
day. = s:ao' -.---. ~
Mrs. Wn. boesAard OF cadss mso'
our sancsom pleasant ssh On
last Thurseay'
| .,
home last Friday evening from VIZ
u In 81. Louis'
-> .... :,
~ "e w 800. IN
L
its present stage.
80,
MI. . M. neo9en ,s.u,nss non
Isicsy "a,s.. 'as. IRON ns : ''''' 20 - 'A'
o
M SsanI NORWAY o. An'.on'e
Aan was IN fo'os' auesosy .au o1op
pea mat 'n'' omee 70 pay 'ne P''"'''
Mi. Lu.,,. s,mp,o, rstur,ed ,.ou
Magnet. Tex, last Fridsy. and
Whiting her sister. Mrs. xdsard Fol-
tsr. hers. . ..
~ .,h... Co.. .,a IA,
,.s.. -, go ~, '-.,. An
so"" VI A
guests OF Mrs. Snms con'ey an
family SUNDAY. . 90
,o.,o...,n .,,.,,..,o,.h.,e
,.. 80 -. % .ous"hn- =. ,.,u.s. =
..n,... SSu, III .s,s..h ~. Once IN
4 Anysaiing ne sosnoon. s
,...,..d ~ s.sh.,1A,,. cemer
. ~ ~ ~ -. 80 49,. a.r. nm
=@ =@ go. ,.,..Iv o,.r.ol,
.a..n.nn,..,...;, r,,i. -"
." =" -
Mr.. J. H. Psttisreu. lately. Of shir
10y. has moved Potosis Says he has
70 give up farming on account OF no
beiae able physically to carry u o.
any longer. '"s.
+ ..h...;n.,..c r Coon
H., s.n.,h, Mo-: H.,rv, ipgtop
H.,cri.n.,m No Mr. ,Lusv Ham
mar. Aiv;,.. No. and Elias Ro,,
IC.nnon. Nina. Mo. .. ~. q,
- : - $50 -. =, ?.
The Piedmont Banner says sna
Hon. o. l. Aungerof that city vii
probably be- appointed to succeed
Walter L. Hensley - u. .. Dissric
Attorney in St: Lopis. =,
I,. :; .-.'1------- -.1,..
MISS nelsn Ainson reSsntS s.o'sa
distries school. ., She expects to at
tend the ;CaIs 0traT1sau Tsschers
/ College during the soonsr.. .
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

NJ A. Casey one day 'iass week
bought the O'Asra store building.
now occupied By aRichsrds = Casey.
iron. W. H, Bsss. ists owner. We
understand .As price vas 1900. q"
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Miss Beulah. saith vas dowh from
81. Louis. Saturday and Sunday on q
Visit 10 -Aousislts. Miss Bsul.h
will graduate irsn the soldsn High
school in g. 'Louissin Juss; q, I" :
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

Miss Helen Allison recently slessd
. very sucesssiul tern Of the Latsy
distries school. .. she. expects to At
send the Cape 0irarisau Teachers
College during the susnsr... o.,
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

1o Aasi ~. 10 ipus 10 Aasl, N.sc
pss tos, e-nite Aaul iron ny Store 70
OaAse. A. Kesas. Csuiss, Mo. !"
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

The Piedmont Banner says that
Hon. o. L. Munger Of that city will
probably. be. appointed to succeed
Walter L. Hensiey ~as u, Q. District
Attorney in St: Louis. -.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

-Four new .sabserisers--c. F., Coop
er,. ssnath NO.; Harry. seppin gton,
Hsrcul.neun, MO-; Mrs.,Lusy Han.
mer. AIgirs. Mo-. and Elias Ro's,
Cannon. Mines, Mo.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-12

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The Little River news., 1920-03-24
FARMERS TO COOPERATE
Produce to Be Bought by Unions and
 Sold to Cost Plus Plan.

Fort Smith, March 1.-The first step toward cooperative buying in Fort Smith will soon be established by the Fort Smith Central Trades and Labor Council. Arrangements are be- ing concluded to purchase the butter and egg production of the members of the four farmers unions near La vaca. It is proposed to organize a company and purchase the produce Of the farmers and to dispose of it to the public at cost plus the expense of con ducting the business.
 The farmers have purchased mo- tor truck to bring their produce to the city. Arrangements are being made to establish downtown head quarters to sell the goods. A modern refrigerator plant will be installed.
 The farmers have perfected an or ganization to handle their end of the enterprise and are holding a series of neighborhood meetings to obtain in- formation of the quantity of supplies that may be anticipated.
The Little River news., 1920-03-24
Here and There in Arkansas

Lieut.. Gov. Ben McFe-rin was in Tennessee recently and being in the vicinity of the home of Sergeant York called on him. Mir. Mct'errin was in- terested ill the war hero and also in likely looking foxhound that be- lcngs to York. He is now d.1kering with l1:k for the dog.
 The Foreman Sun has resumed Iub- lic ation after a suspension of four weeks que to the flu epidemic which put the entire force out Of commits sicn. The Nashville Times had sim liar experience when the flu entered it's office and wrecked it. It was SUE pended for four weeks.
 I. Block of Wynne lost a diamond stick pin valued at $2,500 in Memphis recently. The jewel was lost on Main street. MT. Block has offered a reward of $100 for it's return.
 Jitney service between Blevins and Prescott will be established as soon as the new road between those towns is completed
 Baxter county is now without sin gle negro resident. Sam Mason, a ne- gro who lived there, has gone to Okla homa to live with his son.