davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

reore Gel al 2egenlet. Snl set er
en- parlg Samlnelie eqer life, funoe
S9gerne forelebig life fpnitatere.
llniuriitetets Wpnoigbeocr optoy
Sorber / Sugen, og oct TOM oerlt.
ser for Saqen, at ogIao en- altoen
fpinoelig Stubent paa l%igrenoc
Waaoe a blepcn bortfert pg inbc.
ltengt> nelt bum blep Itrar leslaot,
% oct ~ipurgtes, bpor iIoe oet par
goaet mcb WfiiS Chapman. 0e1lnc
bar bcot ont, at ser life mo gaaeS
rctSlig frcm moo Dem Iom bar ifpl.
hige / 9ortforelIen, % oct err ianb.
ipnligt, at beltoes Grlfe bill blipe to.
set tilfslge.
Stuoenternes Hnab bolot ienere
WeOe for at ie, ON mani life furbe
eltes ON aanife at afifafie "ba5ing"
oeo Sfolen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
6jsr life noget Suffer-
me6 @uitaro Elaiters!
Mniterolc ar6eibcr !~cttcre, bmrtisere
% noen @Gmmer.

Ser CT insen Sornuit / at blarSc fans
men Sennep, Yel ps Sdno, ruar Sc
res 2et6eo tan Iinbre Smerterne. Guar
6ebeu % S;ipbeSeu meo liet rem, bpio
WuiteroIe.
geuiteroIe CT Iat.t al rem Sennepss
lie os andre besiGIpelise Snsreoierier.
,amlet / Sormer al neu nIbGrenbc bbibe
SaIpe. Set taser Plabien for be gam,
rsIoasie SenncpspIaitre. % BIZ lie
irtte noseu Sl9mmer. "a
Iuiterole eiber aIminSeIia Iurtia
2inorins for iaar gals, gron!it. Sorz
Iilitis. Strubeboite. itip 9tat.e. Gitbma.
ReurnIgic, Sopeopiue. SIobiisrxna,
YIeuriip. Ih%euniatisre. 2umbaao.
Smerter % Slayer Ipssen erIer Gem.
merue. SoritrGtuiuser, iaare RulIer.
STD. SrotbpIoer. frosne Sober. Sors
,idclic / srpitet (oet forebpsser ofte
9uneebetGnneIie.)
soc 90 Coo arrtter; SoipitaIsiterreIis
$3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

q~a4icrercn Tor &icnuo 0}culr
he's. &iciua. 2. 2, opcrrottc mil,
Toitor $. 4. Nuictb Ell "chcct" ia.
500 JON cytra zen 'or Set ltoit
slar.
Q}anb$forct pcs @ibcIifoIcn
CronO Sorts ifaI 8Irrc en- Honccrt
relic "a bcIaQc sc uTrnerllQOcuot
@ucr. inaIom Burton, Monpiac
9ortlnro, Moorhcoo. &ohpcton
Scrau5 Sans. 1arQo "a Goopcrs
toruu. GlIrrn iful bcQnnOc Den 2Ob,
STARTS % bare / 10 Sage.
Sra Gloalct, D}um, mcI0rs
I'll CpfrrcIic al mn 9irfc for &or
SrcIicr5 N}cnighco / GIoauet, @|um
tom les ioa ifrrffcIia moer SfoQ.
brou0cn for hnluon9ct Mar 'iocu cr
Scr ira ioriticliQc N}cniahcocr %
CnfcItpcriourr i Samf,moct tn0fom.
met iaIt $2,744.55 c'tcr hpa0 0cu2
9rcit, GoItor I. Z Roam %opInicr.
2Luauitanoiuno0cu3 N}iunciota
SonfcrrnS, inu upIiQ niiltttcoca /
a. WnL ,;crn,Io+, Noi,ar Q}ohi,f
al Cannon Sans. N}ru, til 6ors
mnuo. Get hlcu oQiao bciIlyttct at
rafornSrrcr, nra,ftrir-,n nm NJ
,Ioo ionrm,r Wirur;nto Ta0r1c ma
gt,;,onms 0rhoInbrA 0oueop M rT
cfoIo 0enuc Na1g+riro hJep iott,t
if;or W,, MI >fnJarrr iort,rttr Iou1
fcr
~@atoI Nrr 6aic,to Sine l,ai
tort" Or & Hr1Irth FINN Inn nj nan
rr,1oro borAc Inrrt Voif NAnfs -
Nonors ri yrlthar 0NIc,c 7r.oroh
mon i'm finn q~rrritrihcu n, hrt bl,n
iffr irNfrrnct N}rn Sem 1omIr 1a.
nrramorh finn Inn n Pam m icrN,r
mn RI 800 ~ooJb bonN~ hooroi farit
tooeS So I'll EnoirirIIc al Nct Ionrhr
~ 9,,thrr GnIcor S25 M MiIA Rirc
o~}orrrhiem sos NJ Hrhriuormisiin
non ~ So III WIrmnooN wIrnrr
nnnahirr, : s
Hnsooo aIft,l nrr 3nic Quarts
5or(ohcs WrSIrmmrrnc NJ WrthIa
Enm rorif Ir+harifr Qirfc l2rortnr
9Irfan inr nj o~nrrroif, l}rr.
{trinIfarr Rotor M mr. = &oI
,orirr INN INN iii 4irfrr for nj M,
tiTtaSn non unohomamenrt y,o
;tor 1tcrbrro ~ T,Ilrth nor 16troc
49, ~ -. NN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
KirkeHge Dybeder:



Itartil Slltncr Nor'eN!'iil ia
z hopt en- 'terre Nonillie enc l"oool
a lla % .Urrc Hot'lCr enc 'roonl
c NO. od Nr'iiIfotrt ef o'r'of, n'ol'0
NoFIl o9 "'8cl Fol'lyt ot'IoI"uy!
! llo'N' Noi'e o8 ilI8l'i F''e'''. =
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5;,, [H", :, ,a,. G~o,troIfnn,i
"a h,n5, m,no Ng,,,lc,maGs %s,,
,on, ah,,,n, fo,n W[rnht ,,n,r
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n <r,arrS,r inr nat rorif n,thrrirr
5,rso,at i6ct hrIr toaet mr. rIrn
rrmIia fottrt fsI1rnNs pdIntnIn1
~ Ser MR. NM III ot 7nrrorn1rl;r
m, },nratnrrIinarns WisiIrn III
T,, W6r,f u,,thcrif, ortn ~ mr.
hrnnnt mas r;sir g;o~rifrlinhr0,r
rr S~tarn1iroc, inNan 7rn Warif
]S1,thcrifr girfr 40 r,ooifr lr,oIr
W,,;raI;nh,h,r ~ .;n.nnH,,. En,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

. pur tllltcoc ol aloroe ut I'll at iaa
. Gcitltcmmina. Eaitor StcnbcrQ oucr.
r rate @ruocn pua apiroeiorcnin
gems &cauC Ell tor Buffet al Hoicr,
"a poa Eor NrClicra NfeniQbc0S Ga
Ncnucra 2ieauc en- Toffc, ion1 icg
/ bar bart n~ocholot S227.75. - 8.
{. Ecocriou
l}iuOc ~ Nclfomiticiter. Eau
ifcooa 1919 bopoc nj W~in0cfcit ga
lem NtcnjlbcO. Gre al pore Gutter
uor toIot u0. Zen enc, Nl0rem
Ntoniou, oeoc al SIN" / Groufriqc.
81 Ga TO al bans SeifcnOc 0e0c her
hjcmmc, iaa iuObciottc0c hi Dem ulo
innnuc NnIcOuIng Get bar tunQc
Ii0cr for s. W}onion % Iumilic.
Y}cn Ncrrcu hor boIOt ocnr oppc.
Wioo ban pare ocrca @iUlp 90 lreit.
Zen 256c ,Slllj hauhc Salcm Wtc
uiNhco WclfomitIcit ior DC %ainlonirc
oc SolOoter / 9~}oboloact. Sem %
tnuc al Sem mc0tc irClu, GA hi hup0c
EN- bulacItQ Stmo iommcn; FORT
omtrlna 0Uttroc Roroc / Sfodum
Sen ho@ (hor q. NuuQituo, buor Wtr
niabcoc1@ Huiu0cr baDoc oufftt
@oro. ol 0crnUit / &irtcn, hpor nj
par mocrhoI0t mes Sonq oq (Qlcr.
It. Ectri N~}cnIghro hauoc Ntin
BE- od &cItomiriclt Gir@ona Nitcn
ocn 3Otc Ccccmber 1919. st pcl
orrarQcrct Erogram blcp luoiprt. III
tcncna Gcittolcrc par 4oitorrrnc
Ears i. Tlorcn, Sbcuu, Miun., %
EebCr &. WtorlL Groufaton, W2tnn..
iamt Nir. Gba2. q. @orocn, Ell al
Qicnighc0cn2 lunlc Q}un0, % tilllut
en- Sale al Wieuiqhcocna Yrcit, ). q.
Ior0ol. U}r#. Gor0al ipiucoc pau
(iuuo 90 Wir. ". 2. Rrcffe ipiucoc
pao i'm &toItIL lou Oct bar Ell SDit
at bore, E0a BET itore "icruicc"
Stag, ionl ror Oor opbUnqt / &lrten
iao III % S@tIcrucr; u bloa, [ roo
90 I QlI. Settle Stag blru firct nco
~ i'tc0et huuate@ op en- "houor roll
plate" mco A{oUneuc paoiot. Get rr
ct mcdet pcnt Ntiuoc ON sc Ser item
tc Dort %an0 / &rilcu. aojnotruc
baU0c oaiao her gjort lit til at icit
IlQaiqrC Nitcntn. "a nj pQr iUrot
&c opcnpon tit nj &nobpoeIie iii al
tonmlc uco / &lrtcna llnoerctoQe. ior
Der at buntca rlnlot Wor0c ser par
bclr@ict mc0 mango SluQ5 nelinlu
QCn0l RcttCr. Oct cr MI port Gnifc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26


y}rs. lpQcf N,liou g~sitcooorb
bpbt 8iroct ppne iii S,iem i Barrett.
Ylim., SEN 29nr Eomtor. 6un boppc
prrcr ipoclio BE roite 10 9Ior. 6uu
lrnolehc hicul ou ia1 n1eo @lpSc ben
iu,op E~prIesninrcns 7ieblif.
Nir1et VI. I(emcr rrr fpbt / G5ol, Sal
linopoI. Sen 2ln, Morris 1s47. Sen
,nr Enperbcr 1oup inhoif hun ! 9Gatez
i,ab u,co Snuci gr,inn a~eitcooarb. Set
fGoense eyor f,n s., ,tnoc yeotepor iii
gmprito M or r.,rot Nrout Gplmtns
.l}inuserer
0rS n~cIii,ncS, yyotsifohst neh If
Nprr bnnrni : mn .,nrr Sen shc no.
pru,brr 1910 f,rg,Nr Sc @ulbbrnalps.
n,,c, mos rio, Qg,,Scr
Sen firrc oiNeN, MI eriuhrcs. al olc
inn, fierhtr bcnNr INN on ,iclncu from
A,;tr,, IN N2nr ,,,n Nil criunrcs Iou1
-, mis- 4Iohs ! 0lrfsr M pcs Nohprrz
h,rnet ,Inr;, nor ham, t,,u nil erirhrcs
Inn, On ncr ;re i,,-, i'm bsic5ts qnffc 90
Wr,,Sc g,croer. N,,,s 40 Niobnm. men
~. S,i,ts 0r,;,,s 90 hors fnrio-
n;r,, oors 7rr i%,st hun i'm beisirc
W;,S,n, 7cr f,,,, Ann Groir no sri
r,oSi,bc> ~ a. ;,,,f,. ~6uS n ma
-r,n,r r,,oi, : S,rnisrirnru nm
:, b,rn c;enr on ;rrN 1nrnerrss 5nrIoe
orIic n,S srorm NM Sri,s ariitus ioi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Tpocue Api.

S6ron Mocu bar feot otu 30tc Gan.
1865 pao line SorGIorca. Scan $. Mocn
% Hnnd YauIionS Sam q Sprin9
@ropc Itinu. 6un tiltrdltc llcrc War
urr Slora, u. Gutota, 6vor buu bnpoc
en- bomciteoO. Otter fin 6oocrs Geb
1903 par bun itabiq bps o3 pIcicnc lin
dIoeritcanc Woher. iom ior T. Iar lioclt
iluttcbe iii Sprinq @ropc 6n a eli
tro A%riitcr5 iagtn1obig oa hirlplonr. %
hcnhcs %cunctrcos bar III ZEN ocopuz
rerroc. &cnoc5 @elbrco nGr iloen Iibitc
6eit minhrc aoo, ioet bun b.to nnQrcben
n &icurjin iom burtiQ iorprrrches. %
ocn 26oe Sebrlnr beni0r bnn cItcr ct
tort SnQclcic. @ceropcli,l iuubt Stcb
zen 2ncn N}ort3 fra Scr ntbcritc airtc.
Yaltor 3obnion forrettc0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

0nlpor q. &aScnb, CT al NNbn99ernc
/ Nrrbencn al WcSutoil Ninn., hohe
plloicIia al picrtefeil iJ0itc CONNER
Sllll Wiuaneo, mems ban hulot paa meb
no9ct Irbctoc llheufor Nlrict. 6nn bar
feOt SnlrbalS RrelteQicln, GcIenurtcn,
/ 1889 oa tpn iii &n,criiu inmnleu mco
10 &reOrc / 1883. ! 1899 bleu ban
UQtcptet til Sorbisra lEtulc) Gee %
bar iiOcn boct pna i'm Turu1 noglc Itil
Hit for Nic Sntoi6, Winn. Scrne IT'LL
irrol4e % o8tche Mnno hnpbc mango
Ncnncr frd @ienbp9oer, Inm iiben bar
lrondnoret % m or ipreot omfrtug / bette
@auo. @uoel al bi2ic icnoer enhmi
&repc til Den Adobe, "a al Zen @runh
oniier SamiIicn, at bennc MicbbclcIie ont
hans hnitiQc SOB ian fon Slabs / Sc
cornh Soften" % iaoIenc5 fomnc til lli0c
&tnncr5 Nlmoltub.
Stiont 6nluor @asenn life gierne taIte
itort on rcIi8isic Sing inn bier BOG
isIQcuoe @er5, ium bans 6uItrlt nplig
ionot / &iemnet, at tri'tclioc Sanfer
tonitc huuoc Ell itprre Eldbs / hans
6icrte, enc nlauge oncoc. Gctte &ers
innca at pare ltreoet REQ hans nugirc
Sena Nnuirnlotion cicr fcritc Sitter
gang fort fer bans Seo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Sans q, airfcboe, CT al "9ecorabz
@oiteu"5 GIoite Nbonuertcr. behe title
"a ! 5roen pau lin FreIier Den 15be Soz
nuar / lit 6iem nrr Suublrg. Sipift
60, gtiun. Aiosos vor feot / Sanoene
i &apjts &reiteQirlo. Soau, Norge, ben
30tc Sept. 1910 na par peb i'm SOB 10
2,or % 8 Raoncocr aon,mel. ga ban
mi'teoe lin Toocr / SreaarsaIoeren
muotte ban tiolll is / 2iuet for at
tirmpc fnr SipUrcicu. s 1879 bIcp
bon GQtcpict iii 0nri q. airtcboe. % 10
glor ienerc u~huouNycoc sc til Nlmcrifa
oQ bniute iip / S1uiir Gpuntn, bpor hnu
booze til lin SD 3an citerIoocr Jig
6uitru ng fire @arn: Seuuie, iom Dor
/ Gurncr, Mort; Innu, Iont er /
8%aibington. :. g., "a Gilbert % 6onno.
iom CT hjemme, eli Ell Inrter CT qooet
foruo for ham. san uor / DC iioitc @lor
mc9et inQeIiR % bogoc nfte itore Smers
fer, % Tehen pnr inr ham eli @inoina.
Erco mcb hans zsspl %eliiQret prre
hans V}inne.
("Stonoipo0cn" acoes opta9c.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

&cIii9n o @uo, bor Enogane,
&or lIoqana lieeian.
Eat for hoer HnaOt3aue
90 haqIigt @reb, III fnal
&ur 2tpsoei on heIiiaue,
% moi 9pben iioit
@D5 % meo Sreo ou bare,
8 tiGre 9cius Srtir.
9. :. Nius.
, 1920-09-14
NOTICE.

DARTIES having claims against the
IL estate Of the laUe ELIZABETH
HEATHLEY re hereby notified to file
their said claims accompanied by the
necessary proofs with the undersigned
Courts Probate Division within three
months.
Frederiksted's District Court. St Croix.
September End 1920.
WILH. JENSEN.
, 1920-09-14
NOTICE.

nARTlES having claims against the
Estate Of the late widow ELIZABETH
Carly are hereby notified to file
their said claims accompanied by the
necessary proofs with the undersigned
District Courts Probate Division within
3 months.
C"hristiansted's District Court, St. Croix,
September End 1920.
With. JENSEN.
, 1920-09-14
NOTICE.

pARTIES who placed watches for re-
4 pair with my deceased husband
JOSEPH NILES, are kindly requested
to make CT i'm for their return within
the expiration Of the present month at
ter which all unclaimed watches will be
offered for sale at public auction.
Christiansted, St. Croix, V. |. Septem-
Der lst 1920.
ALICE NILES.
, 1920-09-14
NOTICE.

IT is hereby made known that our West
Indian General Agency's Life lnsuf-
ance- department will be closed from
the | October 1920, according to friendly
agreement with our present Agent Mr..
J. TORNOE
After the above date the Premiums
concerning our West Indian Policies must
be RENTED direct to US by the Insured.
Copenhagen, the l August 1920.
The Directors of:
Def OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RINGSSELSKAB "DANMARh
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
VALUES

All our lives we must be pickers anl
choosers, and IN the later part of oul
days wa shall be extraordinary if VIZ
80 NOT look back ruefully upon many
q failure u the earlier years TO see
what was futile and what was worth
while The chief end of all the les
sons taught us then was to provide us
with right principles Of choice .wheth-
CT the choosing was of a career. or of
g friend or of policy or of an act
In the retrospect over the way that
we cannot take a second time we Won
der what would have happened if at
the fork we had taken the other road.
We're circumstances to omuch for us ?
Or, in the freedom of the will, did we
make the wrong decision? We often
blame OufateWnat was our own fault.
We do not care to admit that there
was a flaw in character. Willing to
justify ourselves, we try TO save our
sef-esteem with plausible pretexts
that may deceive others; but We can
not outWit ourselves.
One mans scale of values is not an
others. 1t is strange to find how
much painful concern is bgiven by the
materialst to perishable commodities.
He takes his pride in the house he
built the business he reared, the pos
sessions wherewith he enringed him
self; and he deems his life a success
because Of the money he has made.
To the goal Of material prosperity
his whole career was pointed, and all
choices were made. He sought the
friendship of those who could be use
full to him for his advancement He
took every step with circumspection
from coolly calculating worldly
point Of view.
Another has different standards of
values He does not particular care
to amass a fortune. If money comes
to him in honorable ways he will not
scorn its power. But his first interest
is in the higher purposes for which a
man may be-and SO often is-the
thoughtful steward Of affuence, The
day has passed for indiscriminate de-
nunciation of the rich. They may be
public servants, too; they may be con-
saclaCed men But their minds must
dwell on manhood as a thing ahead Of
money and on public good rather than
ON their private goods The man the
world admires and hon0rs is the one
who-never counting adulation, never
hating to Stake a thirst for notoriety
has served the faee-Ph Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
MARLBORO SEED CORN.

! have used tins variety OF corn Tor
quite awhile. 1t is prolific, running
from two to five ears to the stalk,
Mr.. 4. L. Scott Of Georgia entered
the contest last year in Georgia and
Alabama and fell short Of the prize
foouI pounds per acre On six acres,
raisin $3.50 bushels per acre. This
seed corn is from that prize patch Of
last year. Have a few bushels over
my own needs. Price $4.75 per 6ashel
J, Q. POINDETER & co. ~
Ragine, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
History Repeats Itself

A distinguished Frenchman in
Washington recalls that as long ego
as 1854, after the Great Plague and
the Hundred Years War 4 ~ rk-
incmen Of France succeed azs lv-
ing law enacted forS-7at' w6tEing
week" Of two days. Wages were so
high that two days income suficed TO
enabled them to spend the rest Of the
week in taverns and other places Of
amusement, while keeping themselves
and their families In comparative af-
hlen0e The FrenchmEn quote
thought that present-day conditions
in the American mming industry. en-
suing also On tie heels Of great
world calamity, are not djssImilar
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
1olum5us, Miss March Is.
The LILIu0KALANI HAWAIIANs

The popularity OI Ha"allah music y
America has brought ABOUT the or
gam4at ga ~ many companies Oh ma
Wanau Singers ana Players. vi tnese
organizations none haEe ATTAINED
greater success IMAM mas Jhe LillouAa-
lam Ha"2lla"s, named Ior inc 9eIoV-
|ed eN-Queeh OF the ha"a.iau ISLANDS
ana made up 81 naIlNes' az q "i'oin
nave won musical feno|9 /. 'he Is
iahas ana N 'he OnIltu states
hese popular musicians NAV oee''
asso'laIeo IoselU1L lol sesei"l SeaI I
sons ana Iheif worn as musicians ana
entertainers mas ueeh 2 Sofi' q u'l.-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02

An Old proverb informs us that
when rogues fall out, honest men
get their dues" Things DO nor al
ways turn out that way however but
when political roguas fall out the
people are apt to get q deal Of infor-
nation as to the rascalities thar are
all the time going on in public life.
50 the more political scraps we have
the better for all of US.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
JACK-MISSIssIPPI MONARCH

Commonly known AS the Tom Bog
CESS Jack, will make the season 1920
on c. B NorreIPs place So miles
southwest Of Macon, on DeKalb road.
Price SlJ TO guarantee colt All pre-
cautions taken, but not responsible for
accidents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02

We can have same done at reason
able price We are agents for the
best dyers that can be had. Send OIL
dye work every Wednesday,
FERRIS BOOKSTORE,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02

One ice bog for sale. In iirst class
condition. Tee capacity $50 pounds.
Sliding top Price SIS,
W. F.. MCGEE,
Cliftonvlile Mss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
Ford Touring Car for Sale.

1920 Model used about four months;
equipped with mud tenders, Yale lock
and spot light. Bargain for quick
sale. S, NJ COCKRELL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
Cedar Posts for Sale.

About 5000 Cedar Posts, all heart
for sac at $50 per hundred
G. E. FRALEY,
At Overhead Bridge, three miles south
of Macon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02

One advantage in distributing Pa.
cihc islands is that there are ma
boundary disputes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
AlARES AND MULES.

Just received, one car Of Tennessee
MARES AND MULES Our motto is
"Quo. Sales and Small Profits" Can
seen 30 Rro0tsvilc
PARKS & HARDIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
Seed Corn and Cotton Seed.

First-class Tennessee Red Cob corn
for sale at $3.50 per bushel f, 0. b.
Joiner, Ark Also some good Wanna
maker-Cleveland cotton seed at $l75
per ton. ". T. GAVIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02

sTRAYED-From the Hardin place
one Red Boar with ear marks Re
ward for return or any information.
II. H HANSEN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
GoyermnmrnI AgricuIura Bulletin

The Community Store is trying "
help the farmers BY securing agricul-
tural bulletins for free distribution,
A large supply Of various titles has
been received and those who are in
terested IN almost any phase If farm
life can find something helpful B.
read There are bulletins on CONNIE
nifty fairs, poultry raising, farm con-
veniences, the growing of various
crops, feeding live stock etc These
bulletins are absolutely free to any
one for the asking Await yourself
Of this opportunity and get yours
first.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-04-02
BARRED ROCKSl

Aristocrats. AS good as the best and
better than he rest Eggs $175 per
syt.h. of d. MRS II. W. MARTIN,
BroOksville Miss
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Tom Watson commonly known the Georgia bad Boy won
his the United States not because of his opposition
the Nations but because of his preuc attitude to the
Negro claiming his that elected the u s. senate
that he would ali of his force all coiored people back
the farm in the kitchen regardless of profession attain
This is to be expected of who his
nghtshnt the balcony of prominent hotel.
Col House. the Confidential Advisor His Exceency Wood
Wilson, the President alleged have distributed
five and half million IN Europe among the
and thus facilitated their immigration to the United States This
will result in the disturbing of labor conditions and maybe the
President it, Charity begins home and Labor could
that of money at home good advantage.
The colored who candidate for Judge of the
municipal Chicago has counted This
surprise the wonder is that he counted out of
before he started That the penalty of being black
and the result of the crooked political which knows
virtue Only money and graft
The prohtees still fat off the helpless
people are compelled homes and flats These
the cruelest thieves of them all.
The National Association for the Advancement of Coored
the Universal Negro Improvement Association The A. A. p
refused to recognize this organization until they forced and
they will be forced recognize entirely different propaganda
from the despcable CLOSED Ranks philosophy
Women have been granted the ballot in Illinois This naturally
includes coored Illinois above the MaonDxon line
We would imagine that all of the coored in this favored
land would take advantage of this splendid opportunity to become
of the great system of which heretofore they
have been denied The registration booths much devoid
of coored registration night but the contrary the
and the dance halls filed the overflow ooh
Judgment, thou hast flown to british beasts"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
CITY BRIEFS
Hazel Cuts George

Hazel Cuts George
George Gilbert, age 49, $3.50 Ellis
Ave, sustained 4 cut which required
ten stitches September 9th, while in
an argument with girl named Hazel,
34l3 Wabash Ave. Jealousy was al
legged the cause while Hazel sought
to carve George.
Shot In Stomach
James Berry, age 80, 304l Ellis
Ave, while in front OF 1881 Wabash
Ave, was struck by a stray bullet
fired by an unknown person. The
bullet passed through the lower part
OF the stomach causing instant death.
Wife Shoots Husband
When argument in reason failed in
the home OF the Jones. 1871 Federal
St, Mrs. Mabel Jones turned the gun
on her husband and sought TO i'm
press him in more effective manner.
As a result William Jones is in the
hospital and the wife being detained
by the police, charged with assault
with deadly weapon
Aged Man Found Dead
Abraham H. Brown. age 20, 36l5
forest ave, was found dead oeptem-
Der 3Oth, with a gun shot wound in
his back. in front OF 3o29 Forest Ave.
The police have been unable to de-
teffli'he inc cause oil the hoinioide.
Auto Fractures Skull
Howard FORD. age o5. 2SlS Prairie
Ave. while crossing the street nearing
his home was -strnck by an auto
owned by James Heyman,. white, 5I55
Lake Park Ave, sustaining a frao-
ture in the skull and other injuries III
the body.
Stray Bullet Strikes Visitor
William Coleman. age o5, $50 Wa
bash st, st. Paul Mimi, was struck
By stray bullet, October 5rd. while
conversing with arfrcnd at 10Th and
State SITS. The bullet which was fired
by an unknown man made a severe