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New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

LOOK-ln the heart OF Mt. Vernon. ad
Jscent to trains. schools churches, etc.
four three family houses, $4,000. Rents
over $4,000. Or will sci separately at
81 900 and $1,000 each TiCHBOkNE
81 Mt Vernon Ave. tPhone 3443) MI
Vernon
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18


beautiful Is modern structure, baths perfect
condon minutes to station 80 minutes Grand Central
saton situated the section of Wesheser
The grounds beautiful plot taking Streets cut
stone wall surrounding Plot 2OOxI5O Call for
Price $38 0OO Terms.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
LARCHMONT

7-ROOM HOCSES-In beautiful woods of
Larchmont: nva!lable at onoei asking
$4,000 each. ARTHUR &. HAWLEY. 20
Larchmont-
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
NEW ROCHELLE
WHITE PLAINS

ECARSDALE-High ground. two miles
from station. old rcmodeiled farmhouse. s
rooms. steam heat. electric light; ~
acres $4,000. Immediate possession. r.
O. Address II. r, White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18


ons
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butler
bed
ba
ONLY by ntrnent -
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
YONKERs

OWNER leaving Yonksrs May Ist. will,
saayince fine homc containing rooms
ana hath steam heat. slectrcity: 2-enr
school; $500; act quick. TfiOMAs. R'way
n Mclean Ave, Y0nters, n. Y. Phone
1887. Cpsn Sundays n
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
PEEKsKILL

FOR sALE.-l7 acres SIS feet lake
front. zap TO data residence: cottage for
help. Garage. barn. icehouss. fruit twon-
dsrfulf Look II over. $4,000. EDMUND
BANKER Jh.. Peekskiii. N. Y.
WHY PAY RENT when you can buy
dwelling. rooms and bath. for $500 caai
Centrally located. other properties from
t3S00 TO $4,000. MOORE, KNIFFEN,
WAGNER Co. 27 30. Division. Tel. z22.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
rARRYTOWN

AT POCANTICO HILI.S---saorincs, house
Of Is rooms, ell improvements, in fair
order. grand river view: garaRe for cars
stable Htalls: abundance of fruit: grand
shade trees ~ acres OF Land. Prica.
tl0,600, cash. $40
JOHN II. MURRAY
1854 Main st., Tarrytown, n. r.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

EXCLUSIVE SALE. Colonial house eor-
tanning Ia rooms, all improvements: Il
condition, located on State road, hieh
ground, unobstructed view; room cottage
for help; with improvements: barn ac-
conmodating cows and horses garage
chicken houses. abundant fruit all va
riet!ss; asparagus bed: acres land
brook running through 10 minutes to sta
t!on. will sell reasonable to settle an es-
tate. w. Y. Mcintosh, Pleasantvilla, New
York. Phones. l56603 Pleasantvillo.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

~ WHITE Pf.Arss-~.MCDERN 10 ROOM
hoHs~. baths, hot watsr heat. garage:
Rsod sectfon. Z minutes to station: pos
session May ~ sis.ooo--~ts 900 down
" W. 10 Uhisif1 Ave, White Plains
N. z. PhoxS lst w.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

BEDFORD HILLS
In Select Nei1hborhood

IL miles from station on State
Road. 1s acres. beautiful gardens.
large shade trees. Tennis court Re
modelled white clapboard farm house.
contains IA rooms. baths all improve
ments Garage and stable Owner
leaving town. Can now be pure hased
below actual value Price $4,000.
Apply R-5s1- For appointment Sun
day. phone Briarclin 6.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

Exceptionally well built residence
brick construction 10 End floor; stucco
above, spacious living room with nre-
place, sun parlor with fireplace, dining
room. buffers pantry, kitchen on LIST
moor large masters bedroom. dressing
roon: and bath: other bedrooms: bath
on md, ? maids rooms bath on 3d
Iar2se for cars 10 minutes walk
rom station Price s25 900 Terms
can be arranged. Apply Sizes Phnns
Pelham 1927. 0A'
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
NIT. VERNON

WE HAVE iuu fine, high class
residences. costing from $4,000 up. Let US
Know, Know y4q, 1qT wanss HT,v n NJ. Vernon rsal
ave. Phone 1892 Mt. Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
NIANTIC RIVER, CONN.
Beautiful View of Sound
MILES TO NEW LONDON

so acres on bank of Mantle River.
Approximately 1000 feet water front,
stone dock, boat and bath houses. ba tn
ing beach, hills, woodland, pasture.
House contains 9 rooms; large barn.
Country life and seashore combined.
Great possibility TO develop into costly
estate. Apply N-378.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
Happy Christmas Event

ono of the most enjoyable social
events in the history OF the Crowder
community was the gathering to-
gether OF friends and noighbors In
the hospitable Bentley home on
Christmas day. The day dawned
clear and beautiful and the sun had
not travelled far on It's daily tourney
ere the guests began to arrive, We
hicle after. vehicle arrived bringing
the guests and ere the sun had reach
ed its zenith the home was filled to
overflowing.
Everywhere the Christmas spirit
Of peace and good will prevailed and
the hours sped merrily along.
Promptly at the noon hour the
guests we're ushered into the dining
room where a long table covered
with snowy linen and groaning under
its burden OF delectable dainties
stood waiting to be relieved Of its
burden. And such a dinner, A feast
indeed 1T for the gods. and display
ing such culinary skill that the
guests were in no wise loath TO re
fuse Il, do their full share in roliev-
ing the table OF its burden.
Nor was IL necessary TO call In the
manned. the halt and the blind. as
each guest felt quite fortunate to be
in the list OF invitations.
But the day came TO an end as all
earthly things must. and We reluc-
family separated at it's close feeling
the better for having spent this de-
lightful day mingling with friends
and loved ones and wishing for one
and all many happy returns OF the
day and a joyous and prosperous
New Year.
a GUEST
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
DISTRICT COURT
IS GRINDING

Following is a list OF Jurors for
District Court summoned for Jan.
5th:
II. w. Webb. c. G. Marr, Wade
Winton, J.W. Woodfin. w. II. Green,
Liv Davis, F. T. Wade, n. NJ. Har-
pole. Billie Nelson. L. e. Matthews,
w. II. Merritt. Perry Morris. ]. r.
Huckabee, Marvin Boyd. p. NJ. Cham
bers, Bill Brooks, ]. w. Card, Lynn
Henderson. w. A. Eastman, Oliver
NfcEyea. p. l.. Fuller. c. f. Fergu-
son. b. F. Hargroye, J. w. Massey
Albert Morton. Fred Parsons, C. p.
shafer r. l.. Terry. j. A. Dunn, John
Jones. r W. Gobbert, Fred Grayum'
Rupert Walton.
The District Court has disposed OF
one divorce case and was engaged
the first half of the week in the not
ed Smith will case. J. p. Stinson'
E. A. Watson and Judge Rosser were
attorneys in the case which went to
the Jury about noon Wednesday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
MORE ABOUT
COTTON MARKET

Mr. ]. NJ. Hendryx is 0ne-of our
best informed cotton men although
he admits he is not an expert at grad
ing by staple, but he understands
the rules and standards in the mat
ter OF chasing.
He has recently received from
Washington several cases of samples
OF classified cotton showing "stain-
ed" and "tinged" cotton, marked
"middling." "low middling", strict
mddling," etc. Thess samples are
a new feature in cotton grading to
many OF US and while it is graded
high by government experts. TO most
OF us II doesn't look to come up to
the standard o. most OF our West
Texas cotton.
Mr. Hendryx says these classes 10
not insure the higher prices that
come for standard length, but still
the class even with stain and tinge,
bring the staple up to the middling
range. These samples have been
viewed by many farmers and Others.
Mr.. Hendryx explained that when
this class OF cotton shows also the
length OF fiber at Is it Is worth
considerably more in the market.
When asked why the difference in
price this year at Snyder and Colo
rada. he said it was matter of dis
trict. He said that early in the sea-
son the cotton people have their
agencies in all the cotton growing
regions and in order to get a line on
the cotton in the Snyder district
they procured samples early in the
season. Unfortunately they got
samples that we're ginned damp and
on saws recently sharpened and the
cotton was more or less chopped up.
on these samples the standard of the
, Suyder district was set, while the
samples obtained from Colorado were
OF higher grade and that district was
rated higher. II is a known fact
that cotton has gone from the Sny-
der territory to Colorado and sold
for two or three cents a pound more
than the same buyers pay at snyder
This fact proves that the differ
ence is not IN the cotton and there
fore Mr.. Hendryx conclusions seem
quite plausible.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Saturday night at $3.50 O'CLOCK all
the Senior Glass OF 1915 who could
possibly attend, gathered at the hos
pitable home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Winston. The latter being a mem-
ber OF the class. A great majority OF
this class have found their mates
and are happily married. However
that didn't keep us from having a
grand and glorious meeting. We
talked OF old times and discussed the
whereabouts OF the absent ones and
wished that they could have all been
present.
There we're 20 in this graduating
class. we think II about the most
important class that have ever been
handed the coveted "sheepskin.'
Those present were-Misses Mary
Isaacs. Elyla Pierce, Mrs. clyde
poren. Mrs. Melvin Newton, Mrs.
Gladys Brown Johnson. Messrs. clif-
ton Doak. 10y Ramsour, Berniee
Brlce. ] h. Curry.
Visitors lwere-Miss Matte Pal
mer. Miss Bertha Curry MISS
Georsis winston, Bill Price Ciyds
Boren. Melvin Newton.
Along about the midnight hour a
salad course and other good eats
were sers ID by the hostess.
Differeri games were played ana
music furu shed by the Viotrola. IL
was getting to be early when We
departed for our respective homes
aeclarlne il the most delightful event
in our lives.
why cannot the snyder Hisa schoi
have an Aiumaao Association Lev $
,et toeether and talk the matter
over
One OF the Class
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Sunday school at s:t5. supt.
Rogers Is counting on you being
present and having some one With
YOU
Preaching al II and Gas.
At the morning hour the pastor
viii begin a series OF twelve sermons
on tho maniinoss ofJesus. This viii
b. q study OF those splendid traits
of character that were a part OF tAe
arc of Jesus and which should come
increasingly into every persons life
rhe aral Two subjects VIII be The
cciion OF Jesus" and The Ar
of Jesus.
takes one of those sabe,tH 20
plete the either You g.c cor
iy invited 20 hear them both.
JOHN n HICKS, Pastor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
Snyder plant
some Calcndcrs

The Aviation Garage people have
distributed ftis season just atoui
the pre,tiest calender ever HANDED
10 the signal folks. Ii represents
a sylvan scene and the art Work Is
perfect. The Southwestern EngraN-
inr Company has sent us large
1920 calender representing all the
nations OF the w6fld a long iine
showing beautiful women on Wh'e
horses and each carrying fias.
The Snyder National BANK nA'
bopasd out an attractive calender
I'D rs customers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
Tho Magazine section

The MAGAZINE section OF the snS-
der signal will appear Friday Jan
10 1920.
The contents OF ouE Magazine sec
,io, for January tollo~s:
"A Leap Year Proposal An en-
,ertainment in which bachelors re
ee,ve marriage proposals from e's'
bic ladics. go.
~Getting Rich in the Oh Game
Nv the The little town Of olden' IN
w,s,i,,s County became prominent
"a .-osnerous BY J, c. Duvai
~currens Commenr-by Il
tJim) Lowry. .Ao.e
"a little Fun Jokes Tor those
who like 20 laugh
~re,as Farm News Crisp para
rarphs OF pure farm news from '''
over the state.
stories for Boys and Girls
..,r, Of the Purple slipper ana
o,nor instructive and enter'ain'aS
stories r..,,o,
.urmerf u.par'men ''''"
,.u,- ana fashion patterns. sugar
less recipes etc.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
.SCURRY COUNTY
OIL POSSIBILITIES

The oil proposition has by no
means been abandoned in Scurry
County. The Snyder oil Association
are holding their affairs in abey-
ance and will determine soon what
course they will pursue but their Is
no disposition 10 give up the hold
lngs and quit the enterprise.
II is understood the Mt. Pleasant
opmpany are dtiling in their well
near Fluvanna and the stanton peo-
pie have been waiting for fuel but
IL Is now understood that they are
now doing business in the Riley well.
J. r. Harris states that the
Dunn well Is waiting for fuel. They
have three cars OF oil coming but II
is taking them a long time to get
here. He says that somebody ohug-
ged plugs OF iron into the old hole
so they couldn't drill there but they
have moved the rig and have reset II
tan feet from the old place and are
ready TO 60 down. He says they
know what they have there and don I
propose TO give It up.
The drilling out III OF the fos'
City development Company at JUS
ticeburg was burned early last sun
day morning. No report has come az
10 how It happened-possibly 1t is
case similar to the burnins oil the
Snyder plant.
Andy Trevey was here TUESDAY
from Knapp and said the first load
Of timber for the derrick in the
Knapp field was unloaded there las,
sunday. The drilling contract Is
with the stanton people and the
drilling to commence by Feb. lS. The
location is on Emmett Treyeys iahu
section l43 in block 81, II. a J. -
Railway Company Survey three OF
four miles east OF the Knapp post
office. on a high hill.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Ne = the EsOst delightful holi-
Entertainments was given by Mr..
fMrs Hugh Taylor Friday even
yai their home on North soarbor-
!. n Street
'Aaay interesting games OF "
9 played after which a two course
then was served. The out of
" guests were Mr. and Mrs. Les
smith OF Claremont, DIR. and
Elmer Maxwell OF Chicago and
and Mrs. Marcus Burleson OF
mford
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
Winston-C Chapman

Mr. II. b. Winston and Miss Min
ME Chapman were married Sunday
night at the home Of the bride N
West Snyder, by Rev. John H. HICKS.
Mr.. winston has been a successtui
man OF business in Snyder for a num-
her OF years and is a loyal. good ci'i-
zen The bride has resided here for
several years and has hosts OF friends
here.
The signal extends congratuia-
tions.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Possibly it's merely coincident tha'
tho burning of the oil well rig al
Iusticeburg came so soon after the
SNYDER RIG was burned, but the TACT
that both these rigs were being OWE
cd and operated by associations con-
posed of home people is apt to cause
folks 70 wonder what it means
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
,,,..,.,aoes. Births and DeAths

The vital statistics re'o''
scurry County show tna'
Is1e there we're SO MARRIAGES y ~
county. IS deaths and 81 births ~ CIV
,n,ares,ipr feature is that bet~ss
december IS. 1918 and January j
90 mere was not marriage hc,
800 = ,ssued by the County Clerk anu
from Dec. Is TO 81 there n -
neen fourteen licenses issued 1t -
oes '''1','amnered that 1918 was the hard
est year ever known here "a, anu here
Young people probably foi' ina, l., '1s Se,s
s'as entirely too much hazard IN ss'-
ting married.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

]. W. Massey received box oI
fine apples Tuesday. sent to him by
Mr. F. ]. Grayum from Oregon
would be glad to write about the ap-
ples from personal experience bu'
with apples worth ten cents apiece
we can only say they smell goce.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
=, ,hc rrrshnterian Church

BRO. james II. Tate was in Iues'
A. from Fluvanna and asked the
signal to say there will be the resu-
lar services next sunday at the Pres
hvter,an church. morning and nisht
EVERYBODY cordially invited. -.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Vt IHs oi AuNliit i'-t"'
The SNYDER younger set have had
, succession OF parties during The
HOLIDAY week. They have had
.reat measures q delirhtfui enter
alnmcnt such as apped. to virile
onth and the romantic amateur hie'
Music for these entertainment has
hesh furnished by Messrs. bozart'
refreshments by the various hostess
es smiles by the girls and candy oy
the boys.
On Christmas night this company
OF youth and beauty met win
George johnson in the home OF Dr.
and Mrs. w. r. Johnson.
On Friday night with Roy MeMii-
Ian at his nome. on Saturday Nent
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Fuller opened
their home for these young people
and on Monday night Miss Lois cur
mutte wrs hostess in the Crrnu''e
suburban hope 1t has been sue,
cession OF pleasureable events ana
doubtless many have been the dreams
and musings Tor the future.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
RRIDF AND GROOM VISIT
HOME FOLKS IN SNYDER

Mr. A. NJ. Curry told the signal
..A, week that his son. r. c. tPetel
was married few days ago
ano to Miss Leota Lewis ana
are expected to visit here on
wav TO Miles where they VIII
reside.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

The signal learns that Pete anu
linn Bridreman have bought lhe
SNYDER transfer establishment ana
business and will continue to serve
~ rnhlie at the same old stand with
pe,e Bridgeman as manager
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
5c|TY COUNCIL IN
,ss)CALLtD SESSION

VI " City Council OF the City of
III er Texas. met In call session
he city Hail Monday might with
igor w. w. Echols presiding.
. other officials present were Marsheu
10. r. Wolfe. Secretary Harvey shu-
er and Aldermen Gay McGlaun. T.
yal Blackburn. NJ. Stacy and J j.
hlsylor.
ret IThe purpose OF the meeting was
10 ~ ted by the Mayor as being to hire
vNan TO do the sanitary work fcr
taE ECiy
]. Blackburn and NJ. Stacy
p ice ~ instructed to see Mr G. H..
anhart. II he would take the sani-
~ work at $4,000 per month and
er H. he makes hauling trash. etc
kw. Livingston had an application
,Nthe sanitary work but failed TO
Far before the council
=. 8 totion and carried that NJ. A l..
a 4tin be elected as the City Plum
NJ and TO furnish bond In the sum
'"r S",r soO.OO
totioa and carried that Marshall
p Wolfe supervise the street work
- by Mr H. W Wills
bill o, s232G5 was allowed }.
Toe for wagon. harness, etc.
here being no further business to
~ before the Council aa2ourG-
was taken
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

our friends who are in arrears on
subscription will please note t'"'
the New Year is here and there IS
more money in this country than
ever before. We hope to have all
back subscriptions squared up al an
early date.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
n.lh EeIlows Elect OtfIeers

snyder Lodge No. 4s5, ]. o. o. r.
elected officers last Friday night as
follows.
d. c. Patterson, n. G.
w. A. Forkne'r, V. G.
Harvey Shuler, Secretary.
lack Henderson, Treasurer.
/ w. Beren and J. B. Johnson
Trustees.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

PLENTY OF coal ard all our services
.,t sunday. 81 the noln.ng Eo"'
s,ec,sl New Years service
sunday school at 9't5.
voaebcr's meeting at 9:0o.
Evening s,.yice q GOO.
specially iassEssl ins time ior
". ri. shls, Pas or
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

WASHINGTON. Dee. 2s Tent
recommendation for the esia h-
uent OF machinery to prevent ~
uif labor conflicts IN private A
vere announced today by tn
5A ,ta Industrial conferen,
4 ~ to obtaining constructive
~ before a final plan is adopt
pian as outlined now eontem-
ss the creation Industrial tribu-
= and regional board OF injury ana
& tustment. which would move to
settlement OF disputes before
are was any stoppage of produc-
Decisions would have the full
CO and effect OF trade agreement
ween the parties TO the dispute.
temarking that some public utii-
~ such ~ railroads are essential
the very existence OF the people
conference's tentative statement
pressed the opiaaoae chat the in
Ferruption in >a<n e>sentiai public
|,tiaties is int oII<aoI>
The eonferq qn<< >teses that the FUR
lber considcra>|cn y required OF the
kroblen wh><ter <erne method can
.~-,vea a <N.| IN avert all dan
., inter ~s1s 4 10 service.
coxernu, >.I 1r oyees. the third
Ia. ,o wl. ..1 <4. Wage earning pub
Il. o,e d,xI1&1 .1cuid havethe right
:. a..oc,ss. ~ mutual protection.
an. state S..znl &>clared. but mo in-
,eurerence BY ah5 group win 'h'
continuous opsxSr of government
fun ,s.s,s.. ...s ,sFs ss'1sss sssa..' s'..s, s.~
George Edm 'as mere i''s
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

~ II watson OF Cooper reASs,
has purchased tie F. NJ. Bro~H" brow uS
MA, n,see miles south of snyder, ~, -
p,~ l'''oa,,s to move to it within the neA' ',,,
vear to make it his home, .,.nal :"
aan 49, time he will read the sigma
every week at Cooper
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Mr.. ID. A. Jones was here Tuesaa!
form Fluvanna and reports two ser
ious eases o, sickness at his house.
John watley is quite sick there ahu
Aunt Christian James is almost to-
tally paralyzed and in a very serious
condition.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs Homer watkins I'M, nsrs s,o'
returned to their home a. : ps. ~. s'S. s,s.
nal over there.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

The ,,aife4 states Senate is about
% reaea - a treement on mild res
ervatia ~. IS Il g peace treaty and Il
4. No, .<..<- ed the treaty viii b.
-.,,ss 4 Ill. week. The republican
a.re s. before the countf'
with '.>.t N hanging hre.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

A., walker OF coloraco, who mas
~ n,striet Court Reporter fo'
IsIr 49,. poa,rs court has receptly re
nd 20 engage in abssraet bnsiness
and Mr.. Fred J. Williams y nov nov.
,ha off,eial reporter 20 the cour'
ana IS on duty here this wsek'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Mr. Horace Holley and family VINO
have resided at Ira ever since no
hodx knows when exactly, have NOV
cd 10 swAerD snd occupy the suS
Casey h sa.e n BE east part Of town.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

County clerk Curry issued mar
r,are license wednesda< Tor W. X
Evans and Miss A'1<pe Lfe
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02
Turner

AS we have been silent for some
two or three weeks we viii cone
again. as Xmas has come and gone
which made many hearts napny
while others we're sad, and now we
are entering into p new year won-
dor how many of Us have stopped
and looked back over The past year
ond thought a. the many BLESSINGS
God has bestowed upou us' are we
thankful 10y tham believe We
o-rbt 20 examine our hearts and see
ig we arc. as the great giver Of All
things might not be so merciful an
o,ber wear ir va are not thankful for
the past one.
The weather has been pretty -oi
several days and lots OF cotton mas
been gathered but some more yer TO
pick
Turner school opened Monday me
oath with MT. and Mrs. NJ. X. Maries
beine our teachers. but not a run
school yet as some We're not through
picking cotton.
The health is fine Just now
Mrs linton is able to be up now.
Her head being some better
Mrs Joe Clinkingbeard of Daihar $
snent Xmas with her parents. "r
are glad to have her back again. :.
Grandpa and grandma Glover Viht
,,ad a, w s Upton's Xmas day. ced
lake Glover and family ate Aiater
dinner at Mr.. Seaborns.
Mr Arthur Humphrey ana
1osie Turner were married
owe May God see ht to giv'ChE
great 10y and prosperity M
Mrs ] n. Higgins have pure ,;
snother Jersey milch COW.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seals oil
.,esa visited at ] r. Higgins and "
: uptou's Xmas. Mrs. Seals be,I -
Mere OF Mrs. Higgins. ~
Mr. BOYD Fenton has mag x
a,tion to his dwelling. nv NJ
We have also mOve-tl;;IsyT
our school grounds E%NN
20 occupy. kESZ/NfV
well for fee 9sESS@
will go WI
year thassn Tsysg Tablets Of Aspirius
(ayer package containing proper
|ns for Headache, Cold. Pain,
'ksa, Lumbago, and Rheumatiszn.
Bayer' means genuine Aspir
'@<<|%ed BY physicians for nir
<<@<| Handy tin boxes Of II "A
/>@= ~ cents. Aspirin = trade n
~ Manufacture q Monaas |
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-02

Miss kIr1a fhrker returned Tues
dav fron Z 1olIhay visit to the home
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