davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-20

ter, naar Der opitddr Sorui,|iuqer / BET
uroli8e Geroenshlsrne. Soar Oct Ioa
iglen Tom trucnae o. nlerte Nrtp5itpcr
ouer % mne.iem DC |elropTllic 9tdbulaus
De, lad par set at .nIoe pau Hmerita
efter Solodter, Yeuge % Qiao. Sc utc,
at In1eriia har Sc bcoitc Solodter | Ser
Zen. Get III nof Snitcruc sole. Sc peo,
M Nntcrl.u bdr bonoc Wao OF Scu0t.
Scl furctummcr mig. at oct pllot bljg,
mco HTcrito, lUul nct bar mco 6ua
mGHoene | Norae fur cl. go a 10 Hul
tilboRc. 0uemruoeuc maotte uGrc IN
oiac % 'onmc, udar i1uabuHoeu talotc
pGu bent Tor al ltolsre oct HrbetNc. ionl
panIagbcs Sem. Saaleoes pitoe bet bIcs
Uei nleo Amerlio. Set MATTE prrc IN
RIG % tonlme. naar &ualGuo % ,Srur,-
ri9c tulote pnn net. % uoftrc set arbeis
DC iOr bent, ium Dc oaaIlg0c Sem.
Imcrlia bar iuIoier. lin Mission /
europa. Get uoH0t aria,u ghl fadr
GuropUerne tapc rare oau iiue cguc III
irrer, 7et oil oGyc lthc, lsn1euoe at
boIoc @0gt peo en- anocH Muuo5 Egr OF
looe lin cgcn Ssr itud ad5cu Tor Spu,
og Niultriuqcr. Get pll 1llec mere "a
mere usfoenoigt al oaaAe % bOI0c &a8t
oeo ale Su0gdug5polte ! g9rt @an0. iua
At life inrliqe Nolt 'odr IIrc itJ l1o %
8isrc Spatia!ci on Sorimrye,ie l >dUoc,.
SIige iom sc raottaIc @ucruitlter HJlilc
rittr og Sc: 'artilc 4 " " Barr
iom CT Snnhc.5 "a oc,5 He3leytn8a iguys
ne Ntenocr. IcriOm ojaic iaar Na3,cn,
iaa oil Sc itoric &auoct5 9eaieriu8.
Gi5ie soil ber piies M ai yluoct Ie
inar ieroea til AusIouo; Der auy % iina
&reorc; ser lsrsr oc 5%IcHIulc, 90 ser
tar DC en- rllumclig &r1closwlrt.
SEQ bar iet / Suleyrc, 81 6ct CT i1tt
ON / Npuaresien, al e $4,000. 600, 200.
iom Ameri.a bar ,1du, GuroYu5 Sauoc.
iiaI Hippo at betale Gguttr 4 3 Gar.
CrNiOrogct Tiger. al nh @Iy.o ia. itau
III oeu bIiocr gnmn.L % 8omucI @iUIO
llNrig beyaIca.
SC ior artgen ian 5lomr.cnoe on !
&ciitlro opgadcuoe 2oHoe I europa CT
omouuret III Snttlatu'c. sc ZEN it,
oc;aic rem ubprt itore mIU.o ia 5oitig:.
fannie aIorig.
3pem har zmIoeu ior q. 9cu Sa.;tIs
oom 90 SIe1olabeoz Get CT otnl iom
gar aoriaq III Grigeu q i9g,t oos-
ia ieI0 en- 5uitig Sororrcc.ic Alcu Be.
guritc % isr8eligite CT. a; oe; 8Gar no
opcr DC llitpIoigc iaa oc. iouf DC 1sut-
olsc.
5u'lerne .lagcr Uptr. q, Oct tur3c'it
sax at DC blcg ,uunque I'll q; aif,sa n
''c @anoaocle / gn. Iei, "a !,oro y
lUgaes uuoer iremmcc NcCrcScntm
aoeu al 9eioI.rinseu iaar a%ulcou'H8 I'll
i,Ip at betemre III eqen Srlaso. en-
lerue gIemmer a, 5eticro.aiege. ~
Srau.ri8e If igitn euais y3 >otagul8eu,
irui SritcrUc aaooe ltIoalc, 'r1 oent (;
zen ioyrige iraniistpite Nris Nran:r'
&c baooc tin 'l!oe Hct II. g, 'da Del
rlIaIue !ii5agc.
ol.goi ,l.sa:sr
@d.tc" Y. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-20

Yorto, 90 for SaIerc5 SiS % RuIeuo.
lrg, iad iero @on.aupianin9cr /; ;Saosr
al y. :. Z. u. Wis. Nor 121. @Nmore..
Sm SaIcrc en'tcs icno 29eifsS Ill ian,,
me aoresic. On Nir,ScI,et timer iii
ian1nlen iaa oil Nieie "a a,~oroIituoeos
sol. pinee! eler bin bore ipdse en-.
NaasIope eno %iuaaere. guera blir Spor.
% 5eIoiitbeo ~ii'rerc i SSiGoetl 81,
les bIir airten % 6erreuS DAG minors
puroerct! Spr Ell rencre Stot
&. ". Sinipau.
"Sielo gen" q. 9. Z. ". aisu..
Slsn,drc.. Y. Sat.
1Ooe ,sebrlidr 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-20
bra " ~ oaisiaget.

SJmt lioliAere bt,ieno,glog.. cgier
a4oms0uIsIGse, al iiogiut Ell aag5oJ Tor
1920, Sort iroerIiRite En'tc Ct II faa
luo / nsnre SoG. YloueUe q ale he
Rom3oeler - eler 0e al AomsNalt 9St
iom iienitgioroe / iaGgel Zen aulea
riiauiie iom BEN %eauaoli!e 9rme UNDER
Ner0eu5.rigeu.
Inuae az eisie Outer 6dG alsres,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-20
sissis.ret al en- prastiR jarmer.

boem ION BELT %foritaar fig paa at
fIpbc ell Gacetpr til 1000 Collars.
G1SIe Saan oil bli betulbare ON
life tortere Sib ello 8 slar OF on
life lrngerc Sib elb 10 glar. Gn
Sarnler, ioll olliter at pure nleo i
Sorenltacl % opraa Saan, mo ap-
lie mlnolt . Ycres Maia ON 9laret
FOR hDer < cIler % slcres Tor De 5
&llcr. Gctte cr ct hcloiat Yunft ei-
ter min Wening. On "Smuoiarmer",
ell Sarlncr, lont bar 100 Acrc3 T.
Gr., bnr filltluerc mlnoit % a 80
Ncres ior Anrct. Mtcn bare Wois-
fooer 0ucr life ior Welfetllcr. Ser
rtna apleS Alsuer, Iliulfa % andre
%clgrrugtcr o9Iao.
Wten Sopen er pit paa lin Vlaos,
bpao itorc Strea al North Iatota
allgaar, Nt farne uoen Welfefuer
er oaarlig Norretnine. Naar Solf
lite oil fcrltud oct, Ell Oct fanIfe MOO.
penoigt at lore Dem set lneb SOP.
bu0i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-20

saar &c isrupsr Ierss snbfrtsnou, len,
ttlfl goil eler s1H,CHclaHiHs. Cet er glti'
teri al ienoe lse EeHle ! clmlUesIiJe ersps,
ca D. icu life pGre au'pluIise tor SeUss. iru
BLK borte era @ctsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-20
SWng iait ueb Iar,ncn.

6ormooentlig paa @runo al De
bsie Mrbeibapriler / Spen oo piIulof
og'ad, forOi Sarlnerne ma betale
llbsrt bsie Muaneosbprer til line ar
beioere og enoba iinoe set panifeIiat
at faa iornsoen 9lrbeioSbiplp, Ter vi
M Muttionsplafater oper alt. Ger
er Surme for SaIg, Der er appahe.
l0tninger, SeIte % olt SlagS Sarm=
maitineri for Salg, bpor en- lnur oa
BENDER Jig. Ger er eli Strem til Np.
ell al truttc, aitrdabtc sSarnuere. &il
lligt trptfc nco Sen beie 1riS pua
Sius forlebenheNer2 Nei, SpiS on
bar en- Sel, gisr OIL bebit i at aipe
bom Ell Nnleoning oe beboloe BAN
paa 6arnnen meo Big,
Spt, at on maattc gipe ball nler,
emo on uiloe bebepe at betule Ell
Sremmco ban CT pGro oobelt iua
meget til Dig ion en- alnlinoelig Sp-
refarl. San iuoier, at 1loor OF Ell
Gang gaar bort eler forlaoer sSur-
men, pil ben cllcr / set mino'te Ell
Eart al ben bprc ham til, melis De
flcite i%reln1neoe, on bprer, finn atbei.
Ser for at faa ino Sib % trutfe l,o
Detailing. 9e forIaoer oig fallife
miOt / "Surpeiten". Nei, beng iu't
beo Sarmer, % prr sin cacn Serrc.
Spis OF boloer sim Sarm oppe, oil
Sen boloc big oppc. Weu HITTER 81,
til Vpen, Iaa fom ibu, at lo9le al
eber for cller ienerc fon,mer til at
bcnoc tilbage til Sanb5bpgoeh poo
Ell noarmet Iarnl, Der or blet arbei.
0et al Ell 2oosbrllger, mems on bar
/ gpe,l % iamleoe Griaring, ionl olt
MATTE bctalc oprt ior. 90 on pil
bcaplloe paann pac Snrnler; set pil
alGoc big at bore Saubieloerne tint
le oppe / gaffcrne % Sliglene ipngc
/ SrGrtc; on bill fele Dig tilfreoS
oper at bore foinmcn no iaien fra
ben itspebe, larmenbe @p, bpor bu
maa bcto!e Ter Cages Sortieneite meo
ipp Cages SpboIo.
Nci, Carmen for mig,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-20
Haao % @inf.

"Sbe Imcrican Wtilfins Short.
born Breeders Iaiociation", Snbc-
pcnbence, Soma, bar ~uoarbeioct en-
liben BOG, Scr bar SiteIclr "@rono-
oao's gig Heb Surbam Con-, oa al
Den BOG faar man grei 9eifeo ON
De laa megct onltaltc, n1er og nrer
populpre "Milfins Sbortborn". Sn.
teresiereoe ifilloe benpcnoe iio iii Ns
iociationens Setretnr, Mr. Hon u.
Goof. bois DC sliter iig tilienot
llpunte Soe.
0olers % l~lngheites Sober
'fiuoe bli llsie toget Sare poa. Get
fonlmer Jig nbpre mcgct oil paa 300.
berries Sert % llopifIiug, enten oct
bllr CT pTroiiulo eaer p0roiIss Nclt
al Oct liilge Tpr.
GnoeItoIper o. andre @icroe.
itolper, iom itaar Zig iii, at De cr
uoiatte FOR OF bli lsiteoc op al Sor.
Den igien al oct itrGffeoe Serntraao,
cller Netgieroe, fan letuinot anfrcs
fait paa i'm Ylabs oerpcb. al Der bug
ges et Sfaar / Stnlpen libt rpom
nebre Gnoen % iploes Ell eler 10
Better 900 aoufrei / &ullet. Stol.
ben iTttes /, inoen Srllet blir iaien-
iplot. iort9ller ct Sarmerblab.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-08

er, -.+' Ia".4 &c.. c4caga Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-08
JJH business is to buy and sell your bust
QLICK SERVICE SELLING ENPLRT9,

FOR >ALE-NlHnery stock, fine locat'on;
E"oI hu~tt..S~t nl3Et sell within - #a}s.
a9 7 viii r"riC" from business. Adlrrsa
N-lIH ln W. 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-08
WANTED TO BUY.

WE BrY haled waste paper. u.d mara
ines and newspapers. State quantity
You haze on hand Write or phone f0-
pri1es. 0maha Faner Stock Co., 18th
and Marcy. Douglas l5A
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-08

AN DRIVE any make Of car, can furnish
references, South ss6,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-08

Emru.rg fa f.rr.- ............+ J. Y
a. #E..t 80 II.
~fs9-lAE +. .t.t. 'H = II - }'".
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-08

4sI6 Cis Natl Bop4 =. 523s.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS RECORDED
DEC. 18th TO DEC. nth

Mamie ID. Duncan ct vir to John
AcarreQui, Lots and 8, Blk. IL
Pioneer Add. to Jordan Valley Dec
3, 1920. $2,500.00
Lloyd ]. Caldwell to Fred Green, Lot
1, Blk 2, Emisons Add to Nyssa
Nov. 10, 1920 100000.
Jonas Holland ct ux to Alfred c.
Holland Metes & Bounds in Sec. 49,
1S-47 Nov. 23, 1920. 100000.
N c. Long ct ux to Clara Mabel
Morton, Lots ! and s, Blk. 2, Rine-
harts Add to Vale. May 81, 1918.
81 10000
G.. II. Kicker ct al to +. G. Oxman,
Jr sEh Sec. 9-19-44. April 90,
1920. $1,000.
@. II. Kicker ct al to Leila Oxman,
VIZ swA Sec. 1O-1e-44, April 90,
1920. $1,000.
NJ. @ Hope ct al to Lotta NJ. Kel-
ley, Lots 26 g. 2S, Blk. IL, Hope Add.
Vale, Aug. II, 1920. 800
U. S. A. to Klara Bonhus Dahle, N
Eh. whNwh. sen Nwh, NV
Swh OF Sec. 14-26-39 Nov. 2, 1920.
U. s. A. to Knute n. Dahle, Lots
land 2, sEh NwK, shNEh, Nh
sEK, NEhswh of sec.1 9-26-4O,
Nov 2, 1920.
Chas II. Peterson ct ux to l. X
venator, Nwh Sec. 26-26-39. Dec.
1920. 800.
w. NJ. wiegand to J w. Sheridan,
Mining claims. Dec. G, 1920. $i.0O.
w. Il. Taylor to S. s Prentiss. sW
u NEh Sec. t-21-46. Nov. 10. 1920.
$1,000.
Fannie NJ. Hazlehurst TO s s.
Prentlss, sEhNEh Sec. 1-2l-46.
Nov. 1890. $1,000.
U. s. A. toArthur II Rehm. sh
sEh Soc. "a; whswh Sec. S5,
TIP. II; Lot 4, Sec. 2-ls-46. Dec. D.
1919.
u s. A. TO Marion u. Myers, NEh
sEh Sec. SO; SEA swh Sec. "a,
Tp. 10; Eh sw Y. sw 4 swh, sEh
Nwh Sec. 2; Lot g. SEA- SEA Sec.
s-i4-42. Nov. II, 1920.
U. s. A TO Marion u. Myers. Jr.
sEHsEn Sec. 33; swh swh Sec.
34-i3; Lot /. Sec. 4; Lot 4, sh
Nwh Nhswh Sec, S-i4-4s. May
II, 1890.
U. s. A to Leila Y. Myers, shSh
Sec. 90: SEhsEh Sec. 81; Eh
NEH Sec. 81; NEh NEh Sec. 30
I3-42. Nov. 90, 1919.
U. s A. to Leila Y. Myers NEH
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

SEA Sec. "a; NwA SwA, VIZ NV
"a, NBA NWA, wkNEA, SEA
NEh Sec. 35-13-42. New. 20, 1920.
U. s. A. to Wilbur M. Burke, S
VIZ NwA, NV a swll, Lot 4, Sec
2; shNEh, NhsEh, Lot 2, Sec
3-t4-42. Nov. Z, 1919.
John Warren Logan ct ux to w.
s. Deaton, sEh Sec. 22; shswA a
Sec. 23; N1ANwk Sec. 26-15-4O,
Dec 6, 1890. $1,000.
Maurice Townsend ct ux to Mary
Welch, Lot 30, Blk. 3, Riverside,
Add. to Ontario, Jan. 8, 1920. S400.
Mary welch to Alfred Lorenza
Sherman, Lot 30. Blk. 3, Riverside,
Add. to Ontario. June Is, 1920. $50.
Theo Roeder e, ux to Thos welch.
NV 4 NEh Sec. 25-21-46. Dec. Z,
1920. 800.
Thos. welch ct ux to Theo Roeder,
NEA NEk Sec. 25-21-46; Dec Z,
1920. 81 90.
John Acarregue ct ux to Alice G..
Mumford, Lots 4 and 8, Blk. II. Pr
oneer Add. to Jordan Valley. Dec. 3.
1890. s2,500.O0. ..
A. Kennedy ct ux to Paul Gron-
dona, Lots 10. 9, II, in Blk 20. Bro
gan. Dec. s, 1920. $1,000.
U. s. A. to Ralph w. Pope, Sh
SEA Sec. II; swhsEh, shswh
Sec 12; NhNEh. sen kNEh Sec.
14-14-3s. Nov. IS 1920.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

The Kingman-Powell hay has beer
sold to Phillip Coyne, a sheepman
for $S per ton.
Mr.. keane has purchased 100 tons
OF the Burroughs hay and is baline
II now.
Messrs. Harry and Eddie Powell
received two valuable collie dogs
from Los Angeles this week.
r. 7. Morgan, Harvey Otis ana A.
V. Roberts met with Mr. Hall I'm Nys-
sa for the drainage meeting Tuesday
evening.
Harry Powell received third prize
at the Portland Corn Show.
William Edwardson has been taxi
en- to Boise hospital, where he is
suffering from a fractured hip, which
is result OF recent run away.
A rouslng game OF baseball was
played between the men and the
boys Friday afternoon on the new
school diamond.
II. Walters has purchased the Geo.
Schweltzer and 10y cattle, and Is re-
celving and branding the cattle pre-
paratory TO their being taken to the
various feed grounds
william Perkins went thru Sun.
day with seven or eight hundred
cattle which he will feed in Big Bend,
and Adam Murray from Juntura
brought sheep to feed on the Sllppy
ranch.
n - Pratt Is incapaciaied this
week on account OF kick he re.
ceived, while helping to brand cat
tie
In a letter recently received from
A. ID. MoUey, who has lately motor
ed to California. he states that the
drive was very pleasant, but that he
has seen no place In Oregon or Cal
lfornia which compares with Snake
River Valley for agriculture. Mr..
Morrey says, "Outside OF the climate.
Snake River Valley has California
beat"
l.. Il. Breithaupt, county agrlcul-
turlst, met with the men OF the Kol-
only this week 10 make arrangements
for ordering n car load OF Jerseys
from the coast. The auction sale
viii occur after the COWS arrive Mr.
and s. y. Graham, live
stock Improvement chairman, are
going to select the cattle, and the
Ifolony is going TO send c. NJ. Beau
mont. who II Judge OF cattle.
A hastily assembled group gave
Dr. and Mrs. Smith and Richard n
surprise house warming Friday eycn-
ing. Four tables OF progressive Five
we're played. until delicious
CO cream and cake and coffee we're
served. Those enjoying the evening
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Kingman, Mr..
and Mrs overstreet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hlckox. Nj.
md Mrs Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. John
son. Mrs, H. II. Scott, Misses King.
man, Martin and Overstreet. and
Messrs. II II. Scott, Merritt Groel-
ing. Maurice Judd. and Robert Over
street.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
KINGMAN KOLONY
KINGnAN KOLONY PARENT
TEACHER ASSOCIATION MEETS
Means For Serving Hot Lunches Dis.
Cusscd--Dr. and Mrs. Smith
Given Surprise Party
Cow Is Organized

The first meeting of the year Ol
the Parent-Teacher Association wa.
moderately well attended. The ways
aud means OF providing the hot
school lunch was the main subject
IL was decided that the dishes, u;an.
sils. and vegetables would be as
nearly as possible, donated. Anyone
who has anything which they wish
TO contribute should notify Mrs.
Pritchett, Martha Overstreet, Or Mrs.
DeBord. A report will be made at
the meeting Friday, December tenth,
at three o'clock at the school build
ing. Everyone interested In the
school and betterment OF the COM
munlty ls included and needed.
The Reverend Shields held his
morning He announced that he
will continue meeting the Kolony
congregation the first Sunday OF the
month thruout the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Reed and family
have arrived from Elko, Nevada. Gnd
are at the Shafor home for a few
days. while the carpenters and we'll
drillers have possession OF Mr..
Reeds recently purchased place.
Mrs. Maxwell and Miss Corinne
Maxwell are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Tyler In New Plymouth this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Kingman and Miss
Florence Klngman were dinaer
guests at the Grooling home Sunday.
There was n small attendance at
the school meeting Wednesday even
ing. however. two thousand dollars
additional tax was voted
The Kolony residents are trying
10 do their part toward the control
Of tuberculosis by purchasing the Red
Cross Christmas seals, which are
available here this week.
Four now students were trans
forred TO the school Monday: John
Ciaacock from Owyhee. and Ruby,
Ella. and Chester Reed from Elko.
Nevada.
The teachers and children are pre-
pairing n Christmas program TO be
presented Christmas Eve.
Dr.. and Mrs. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin started TO Nyssa and
Ontario Saturday afternoon. but
found such bad roads that they came
back Most OF the traffic II divert
cd from Nyssa to Parma.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Corner Idaho Ave. and End St. N. w.
Cd. j Gillanders. Pastor)
Sunday School. 1000 A. NJ.
Preaching, 1900 A. NJ Subject;
"Gideon's Three Hundred"
Christian Endeavor, 30. p NJ.
Preaching. $3.50, p. VI. Subject:
This Man"
Bible study, Tuesday $500 p. NJ.
Study In Johns Gospel.
Special program in preparation for
Xmas Eve Hear the orchestra every
Sunday at Sunday School. Special
music by the choir every preaching
service. The pastor seeks to give
something worth while In each SER
mon
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday Services
10 A. NJ Sunday School
II A. NJ. Preaching.
"The ChanReless Christ"
Christmas Music.
GAS =. NJ Epworth League.
1880 p NJ. illustrated Address
Samson, the Strong Man who Fell. "
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

ESTRAY-Came to Stewart ranch
just west OF Fair Grounds, dark
brown and white spotted steer. right
ear Undersigned, metal number in
ear, left ear split. Owner may have
same by paying costs Joseph Gregg.
2-J-i. Pd.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

Anyone having information that
will lead to recovery OF Airdale dog.
answering to name of Rags. COM
municate with Fred Garfield. Tel.
S7-W. Reward. Sf4-2-pd.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

U. S. A. to Pauline w. Plat, SEh
NwA, shNEA, NhsEh Sec. "a;
SwA NwA, NhSWh, Sec. 35-tG-
81. Nov 26, 1920.
Marriage Licenses Issued
Martin Rydman and Harriet Clark.
Dec. IL, 1920.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
wEIsER SINGERS TO PRESENT
ORATORIn THE HOLY CITy

At the Wheaton Theatre on Sun
day December 19 the Weiser Music
Club with a chorus OF 60 voices,
soloists and orchestra is going to
present the oratorio, The Holy City.
No admission is to be charged but
a silver offering is to be taken
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

WANTED-to rent piano Phone
5g-J. Miss Elizabeth O'Brien. 2-5.-pd
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

Anna s. Allen, Professional nurse.
Phone 221-W. Payette 2-3-4-5. Pd.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

FORD Truck, almost new to trade
for lots. Ed Heitsman S3S.2 pd.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16

For crochet caps and tams see
Mrs | Williams near Standard OIL.
S45-2-3. Pd
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24
HEMPHILL EXPLAINS
ORGANIZATION OF
NEAR EAST RELIEF
Prominent New York Banker
Says Aim Is 1000 Relief
of Starving Peoples.

-Just what Is the Near East Relief
is the question that many people are
asking whose interests have been
awakened TO the terrible conditions
existing in the Levant today" says
Alexander ]. Hemphill, President of
the Guarantee Trust Company and
well known New York banker and
tinancier. "Ib prosalc facts. the Near
East Relief Is a body incorporated by
act Of Congress the object of which Is
TO provide relief and to assist In the
repatriation, rehabilitation and re-es-
adjustment OF suffering and dependent
people of the Near East and adjacent
areas; to provide for the care of or.
phans and widows and to promote the
social, economic and Industrial vel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24
Powerful Wireless Station

The greatest wireless station In the
world is soon to rise near New York
city. 1t is known as a five-way sta
ton. In other words, 1t will transmit
and receive long-diStance wireless mes
sages in five directions at the same
time. The great masts which raise
the antennae TO the skies will be $50
feet in height or 100 feet higher than
the Washington monument. Messages
will be transmitted at once to England
and central Europe. to South America
and south seas and to the Pacific coast
and Japan. The station will be capa-
BILE of sending 500 words and receiving
800 words every minute Messages
may be sent from the great station for
10000 miles. The power of the send
ing apparatus will be so great that the
radio messages will penetrate the most
difficult weather and static conditions
for thousands of miles. It Is estimat-
ed that the cost Of building such a sta
ton will be only about one-tenth as
much as to lay cables under the At
lantic or Pacific oceans.-Boys' Life.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24
TOO MUCH UNISON
Writer Complains Americans Are
Unable to Act Alone.
"Mob-Minded," Is Expression He Oses
People as a Whole as Easy 70
Stampede as a Herd Of
Texas Steers.

The only way to accomplish the
iaudable purpose of bringing down the
price of clothing would be to start the
fashion of being out Of fashion anc
that would be the hardest kind of d
lesson TO teach the American people
They have learned to act as one
which is a good thing sometimes. IheI
have yet to learn how to act as ones
which is good thing most of the time.
We are mob-miuded and that is the
cause of many of our troubles, includ-
ing the high cost of living. Everybody
wants to read the same novel the same
week. Consequently the library cannot
supply its readers, while equally good
novels, a few months old. are stacked
up unread on the shelves. There Is "A
worldwide shortage of wheat use
other grains" says Hoover. Every
body does for while then after
while everybody goes back to wheat
and the supply again runs short. All
the housewives order the best cuts of
meat, but cattle can't be grown that
are all best cuts. The department of
agriculture advises some other cut and
then every housewife orders that and
will accept no substitute.
Someone suggests that a few young
men and women might learn Spanish
to their advantage and Immediately
10000 in a single city start Spanish
and there are not teachers and text
books enough to so around. If an eX-
cursion boat tips and the captain calls
out, TOO many on one side" the
crowd unanimously ruSheS to the OppO-
site side and the boat lists more than
ever. A millionaire, asked for his
recipe for riches, said: "Go where
everybody IS doing the same thing and
do something different" He had got
his money out of the Klondike by sell
ing groceries,
We declared our independence as
nation, but we have not yet declared
our Independence as individuals We
do everything I'm mass movements. by
campaigns, drives, booms, crazes, fadS
and reyiyals. We cannot even fulfiH
the simplest civic or family duties
without calling on all our fellow citi-
zens TO aid. 1t is only by the proca-
nation of Go to Church Sunday"
that we are enabled to make batting
average in religion of one hit out of a
possible 81. The rest of the calendar
is filled up with write to Mother
Day" Cleanup Day" "Plant Tree
Day "Be Patriotic Day" BE Thank
ful Day" and the like "All together
now" cries our gubernatorial or pres
idential cheer leader, zone, two. three.
let FER go" And we all go through the
motions of the designated emotions
with the precision of a rhythm ma
chine
THE strongest man In the world"
says Tbsen, ais he who stands most
alone That is, | suppose, his way of
saying that nobody but strong man
could stand alone in democracy like
ours.
The American people Is as easy to
stampede as "A herd of Texas steers
and any one who tries to stand against
the rush gets trampled into the ground.
Edwin f. Slosson in the New York
Independent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24
Following Doctors Orders

Speaking of jazz music, which with
out doubt has a strong appeal to the
American public, writer In Along
Broadway tells of a doctor In New
York who believes it helps keep his
waiting patients in a cheerful frame
Of mind. This physician said:
I've watched the crowds in my
waiting room and 1t is most remark
able how music affects them. I've seen
ten or a dozen people sitting in the
room all staring at the floor or out Of
the window and getting more morose
every minute, when suddenly my
daughters would start singing and
playing. Almost Immediately the Mt.
mosphere of the waiting room changes
from gloom to Joy. My daughters are
instructed to play only the latest airs
including jazz-and the iazzier the
better"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24
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