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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
OvERDA AND JATTIE

David Thompson passed up our creek
Saturday.
Misses Opal. Audrey Thompson and
Gladys Lyons were the pleasant guests
OF Miss Hazel Hammond Sunday
Leo Cleyenger, who Ia attending
school at Louisa visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Mary and Emma Stewart
were the pleasant guests OF Misses
Maxine and Icel Webb Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs @. " Thompson were
calling on Mr. and Mrs, W. NJ Ham
mond Sunday.
Miss Locke Diamond was calling on
Miss Coda CrRbtree Sunday.
w. NJ. Hammond and family motor
ed to Louisa Saturday In their new
car.
Chester Webb and Garnet Diamond
attended church at Jattie Saturday
night.
Dennis cooksey was at Jattie Sat
urday.
Elmer Smith and Morton Young
passed through our town Sunday.
A, y: BAH. wife and baby visited
friends al Dry Ridge last week
TWO DEMOCRATS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
RICHARDSON

Mrs. John Akers OF Lick creek spent
few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. ,Akers
Mr. and Mrs. Corlett Cassell have
moved to Shelby, We are sorry to lose
such good neighbors from our com
munity.
Mrs. G. C. Shepherd was a business
visitor in Ashland Wednesday.
Miss Gypsy Vaughan spent the day
Sunday with Miss Rosa Cassell.
Robert Hinkle OF Van Lear was the
Sunday guest OF Miss Edris Price
Charles Cassell was a business Wis
itor in Louisa Saturday.
Miss Edna Riley OF Palntsville was
the weekend guest Of home folks
Mrs. Billie Vaughan and Mrs. Clint
Wallace were shopping in Louisa Fri
day
John Hardin OF Gallup spent few
days last week with relatives here.
Mrs. Cam Preston and Mrs. VIM.
Vaughan spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane
Warwick
j. w. Riley tranacted business in
Louisa Saturday.
Messers Gobel aud Jimmie Akers
Charles Cassell and Sam Patton spent
Sunday at Chapman.
]. S. Perry OF Peach Orchard passed
through here Monday enroute to Ash
land.
Miss Lucille Wallace spent the day
Sunday with Miss Sherley Wray Of
Louisa.
Miss Eula Vaughan was calling on
Mrs. G. c. Shepherd Friday afternoon.
Miss Neva Blankenship was over
Sunday guest OF home folks at Lou
isa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
BUSSEYVILLE

Walter Hays and family were call
ing on Mr.. ands Mrs Lonzo Estep Sun
day.
Randall Bussey was calling In Lou
lisa recently.
Misses Jessie, Sue and Regina Bus
sey were calling on their uncle. Webb
Holt Sunday.
Misses Emma and Nora Estep Nere
at Miss Edith Bowe's Sunday after
noon.
T. II. Bowe was calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgess Compton Sunday
Miss Eliza Ransom, our teacher.
spent Saturday and Sunday with homo
folks
i Fred Blackburn passed through BUS
SEVILLE Saturday.
Green Hays and family were in Lou
lisa Saturday.
/, Miss Eliza Ransom and Miss Sophia
Roberts spent Monday night with Miss
Hazel Muncey.
Miss Eliza Rhnson was In Louisa
Saturday.
There win be pio supper on Hall
loween here Saturday night, October
80. Everybody i5sfnvited.
fW0 LONESOME GIRLS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
YATEsvILLE

Sunday School was organized at this
place Sunday night. Oct. 18th. Officers
and teachers selected were NJ. F. Short
Supt., e. G. Rupe, Asst. Supt., Grace
Blankenship. Sec, Grace Crank. treas.
May Holbrook. teacher of the Junior
class; Ollie Short, teacher Of the pri.
mary class. and M. F. Crank, teacher
Of the Senior class. Sunday School
every Sunday at D. m. Everybody
cordially invited to attend
Tom Hays and family have moved
back to Louisa and w. v. Prince and
family have moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Hays.
Miss Rosia Bradley was in Louisa
last week having dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Rupe were call
Ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Biankenship
Sunday. s. 8. GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
POLLY'S CHAPEL

There are several in our neighbor-
llsDa on the sick list.
The frmers are about up with all
tieir fall work and ready for the cleo
.fion.
There will be church here the third
saturday night and Sunday in Novem-
1Er by Rev. Crabtree and others, pos
sibly revival will start.
Mr.. and Mrs edison Boggs have re-
furned home from Akron, o., to spend
The winter and cast their votes for
cox
Kettle Berry has been here visiting
Mrs virgie Blankenship.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Ball and lit
ale son were visiting relatives on Dry
Ridge last week.
There is revival meeting going on
ut Oak Hill conducted by Rev. Cur
snutte-
Ebon Taylor and family of Louisa
lRassed through here Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Ball was visiting Mrs.
3ane Prince of Trad Friday.
Mrs Throna Crabtree was calling on
Twin Branch Saturday.
Mrs Willie Blankenship was visiting
Ira Jencie Adams Sunday.
Nit Watson and family, Herman
Young and family all of Tuscola mo-
tered to Lindsey Webb's and spent
Sunday.
Laura Presley was visiting Mrs. A.
d. Ball Monday.
Mr.. Purdy of Harrison. Ohio. was
here recently transacting business with
Andrew Ball.
W L. Webb and family have moved
from here to Olioville.
Mrs Mary Boggs spent Tuesday with
sher sister. Mrs. Ball.
There have been a few Of our neigh
lhsrs losing their horses.
Harve Crabtree was calling at Bob
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29

Adams Sunday.
Willie Presley visited his father at
Tuscola Monday night.
VIM. Grubb of Gladys was on our
creek last week.
Charley Holbrook Of Oak Hill was
visiting his sister here Sunday.
Mrs Martha Ball was visiting Mrs
Trinnie Jordan and Mrs. Young OF
Irish creek last week.
Henry Hclbrook of Jattie was here
last week.
Theodore Hammond, the Rawleigh
man Of Jattie was on our creek re-
Gently. THREE LADIES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29

"GetS=It''
For Hard
4 !!
or Soft
COrnS

0atisfastioA Guaranteed With This
Corn Remover.
Common sense tells anybody that the
way to cure oorn II 70 remove 10, cap
and root-bAnish ~ entirely.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to each and every one OF our
friends for the kindness and sympathy
shown us during the Illness and death
or our husband, son and brother. None
but those who have sat In the shadow
OF great bereavement can Justly
weigh such a shadow as this.
THE BENTLEY FAMILY.
Praise, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
Garner Hill, elad..on.. Y. j. Sell.

Garner ffill, Gladstone, N. ~ Sells
Rat-Snap, He Says.
4 sell and use RAT SNAP. Like to
look any man in the face and tell it's
the best. It's good" People like RAT
SNAP because it does" kill rats.
Petrifies carcass-leaves no smell.
Comes in cakes no mixing to do. Cats
or dogs won't touch 1t. Three sizes,
s5c, Csc, SLIPS. Sold and guaranteed by
Louisa Drug Co., Louisa, L. F. Well
man, Louisa, r. T. Berry & Son. Blaine,
Frank Frazier, Fort Gay, w. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-29
REAL HOMES&FARMS

No. 1853. ,155 acres. 40 acres level,
balance rolling, $1,000 worth OF tim
Der orchard, spring, well and creek.
house of Ave rooms, finest cellar, barn,
| cribs, garage. large store building, Inc
stand for store. This IL good fertile
land. and one of the real bargains.
Terms; $4,000 down. and your own
time on balance.
Price only. ........,.,........2 $4,000
No. $50. 30 acres. 90 acres level. 40
acres gently rolling This is Very best
rich land. good fruit. best OF water,
frame buildings house OF FIVE rooms
and house of three rooms, good barn,
outbuildings. good auto pike and cen
traiized school Areai bargain. Terms:
$4,000 down.
Price only. 5000
No. 33t. 1871 a9res. 40 acres of fine
valley. 81 acres rolling in timber. This
land Is located fine, best pike. handy to
everything frame buildings, house OF
four rooms. fine large barn and out
buildings, best water. Terms: $500
DOWN
Price only, ................ $4,000
No. 315. SO aeres. This is one OF the
incest valley farms in Southern Ohio.
70 acres under cultivation, 10 acres
best of pasture. best of water, large
frame buildings, house OF nine rooms,
verandas and cellar. smoke house, poul
try house. wagon shed. cribs and many
other buildings, and barn. The loca-
ton IL very best. and at edge OF nice
tiffla hiph anhnnl 81, ,.1
all you can ask.
Price ...........,.........,., 10000
See these farms, write for my lists.
Please tell your friends.~ AL come to
see me.
w. A. EICHELBERGER
Land Specialist, Room IS
First National Bank Building
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
MMETT NEWS


Shop work guaranteed. CIT o.
yriees. Lisenby ! Roberts Auts c.
Nr. and Mrs. Cameron spsnt Mon
day and Tuesday In Boise,
}. ". Morgan Of Boise Il visiting
81 the John Atkins home.
w pay the top price for cream Il
ths Ceop Exchange.
In Flagisr left Tuesday for nis
homo ct Spokane.
The st. Mays Guild met with Mrs.
Lauren Dean this afternoon.
Robert Burlingame expects his aunt
Mn. Anna B. Clark Of Chicago, today.
W. H. Madden LIFT Friday to join
his wife At Portland for . few weeks
visit.
A1. Haley, who has been visiting
haf ron George, returned last Friday
e hsr home IA Boiss.
Masquerade eostunsss for rsnt,
The Knit Wear Z Bonnet Shop, 1905
Aai4 p, Boise. Idaho. III
lnas MesagEet Exum, who vas ep-
synted Np0n il Beiss last fall, has
bsen dou IN recovering, and last week |
vss tAlIsn seriously i'll again.
DR.. W. N, Delay says he can cure
you. Call ard let him prove It. Read |
"A Wonderful Story. on Page 8 Of
this issue.
Mrs. M. F, I<eedy, for many years
). res dent Of Emmett and well KIN .wr
to tho old timers Of this section. was
here from Weiser to attend the funer-
al Of Nerve hawthorn.
A chance to get you little home on
the Slope on the installment plan.
All you need is 5000 for the first pay
ment. See F. NJ. Mingus. /,
Bring your chickens to the Coop
Exchange. !
All hats at reduction at the La t
dies Hat Shop, Portlock building, N. I
Wash. Ave.
An invitation is extended to the !
public to attend the Rebekah dance a
IN Liberty theatre Friday night. d
Tickets $1.00, which includes refresh
nents. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stone left yes :
erday for the old home of the latter
It THRU, Calf. where they will spend "
he holiday season. On the way they :
will stop of at Salt Lake City to visit
riends for few days. ri
Those who know e. C. Keith, father L
I our W. s. Keith, will be panied 10 p
earn Of his illness at his home at ~
'ayette. He and his wife had plar.
ed to leave this week for California re
spend the winter, but the trip has OF
nd to be postponed indefinitely on ac- ~
punt Of his illness. o.
ia
Good old William Baxla and his SON. mn
Flaw, Bob MeElfresh. were up from 70
Ielba Tuesday renewing acquaint- M
ices. They came up 70 move tho -,
Of Mr.. McElfresh's farm N,
Achinsry 10 his nsw homo near Mel an,
dir
The RebekAh loddge will give 4 ten
nee in Liberty theatre t6mSrrow sor
'riday) night, The proceeds to BE- i'm
ed to furnish rooms in the new l. ter
4
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Max Gnant&x. paintsr md dseora.
tes, :. Q. Hsz 81. iD-iop.
NJ carry Turkey Red 6cur. IL best
syer- Coon. Exchsngo. 8
Flody Cockrill was : Boise visitor
over Sunday.
Miss Clara Gleason Of Minkeapolis
e Waiting her sister, Mrs.. Les Niles.
When wanting used ears - Lissn-
By = Roberts Auto Co.
Lilly CALI assal on sale At the Coop.
Exchange.
Joel Beck Of Portland IL here buy
ing cattle.
Meney 70 loan. Inquire Of Mrs..
Bliss.
Fed Of all kinds at the Coop Ex-
change.
Charley Burdse Of Stanley basin
came in this veek to spend the winter |
days In the valley.
The Past Noble Grand Circle will
meet In Rebekah hall Dec. Is. Car
RE Knox, President
Elmer Beal, q rancher at Ola. vas
an Emmett visitor the first Of the
week
Louis Larson is quite i'll at his home
with what his physician believes is
flu.
: Willis Webb, ST., left Monday for {
Portland, Orel to visit in the home Of
!. C. Allmon. 4
Mr. and Mrs. James Trevey Of Nam
"a spent portion Of last week visit
ng the formers sister, Mrs. S. d.
riggs.
Walter C. Little last week purchas-
d from Parma and Roswell farmers, s
900 tons of hay at 81 per ton and a
nil feed most of his sheep there. p
Mrs. John Selby, who has been WIS., g
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Barton
ne past week, left for her home in !
oise Tuesday. 7,
Mrs. Hattie Bilderback and Mrs. Z. n
(. Hayes left yesterday for Portland; F
fter a weeks visit there, Mrs. Bill te
arback will continue her journey 10 la
ort Mcdowell. Angel Island, Calf, W
I'd will spend the winter with her
iughter, Mrs. Mayes. Mrs. Hayes
Ill spend sometime at Portland, and OF
IN be Joined by Mr.. Hayes upon his CT
turn from Maine. ti'
The following notice of the mar ~
age Of Miss Margaret Glidden to H. 81
Jackson was taken from Lewiston IN
per. The bride is sister Of Mrs. on
larles Sawyer Of the Emmett bench: N,
Ienry Lynn Jackson, well known
sident Of Lewiston Orchards, son
pioneer in this district, was mar III
d on Monday afternoon last at 3
lock. at the home of Mrs. H. C.
,kson, his mother, on Burrell ave. at
between Ienth and Eleventh Sta,
Miss Margaret Glidden Of Minne-
'lis. The officiating clergyman tai
) Rev. F. @. Wyatt Of the Lewis din
Orchards church, and the ring GER Mr.
any was used A bounteous we'd or
3 dinner was served. Thoss in at
dance included Mrs. H. C, Jack q
Wayne Jackson. brother, Mrs. INV
= Rolfs. and Vests jackson, sis- WIT
J, and Mr.. Rolf. The coupe viii non
re their home at the hsadgparsers witt
White Bros. 4 Crum in Lewiston Skh
hards. where Mr.. Jackson is en- :,
few
dex for butter wrappers. Mrs
in0
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

residence of the secretary on R. r
D. No. 2, New Plymouth, Idaho.
There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account Of
assessment levied on the 9Th dav If
November, 1920, the several amounts
set opposite the names of respective
shareholders as follows: :
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
M X 81

~" me snIer.a'neo wl1p DiIInaa
10y nonor"s ner mo.ner' hrs. pa
49, On nel oo'h primary ana ne
WIN places laid Tor twTye. The t.
plss 40 - hitting moth for ~ oecs
siOa, white earnations sd 4esns, Will
wni.s chrysAnthempnag MeEs sssA j
sI the rooms. IN the Aftsrhoon man,
{ lrlenes esusd, eoneEaeHiati4g TIE nm
.eave iady ana taking oysr Old times
lnOse VINO coqia nos eoase r.nssAber
greatly enjoyed BY al
=
one o. inc soeiai anairs enjoyed by
the young people OF ns high school
last week was the Jolly dance given
IN heDekah nail. which was bsAutiful-
y decorased with Diue ana gold.
~
'. '.'neu
W ST. 'onn os'Dyro.m siiSS
o WIN : son' rum
pleasant afternoon was spent among
tne irlends' with dainty lunch IN the
evening.
Ia,
!. - u.AS' oopsl.nu en'sfs.iheu
!uesday night with . slumber party.
= merry group Of girls gathered
around the table Tor the midnight
rsfresnments, and until . late hour
mere was much laughter and many
GOOD natured pranks were played
NJ
"e a. oiup u Inc pe"cn oPeheu
VIC "iHtcT SeSbOH WITH one OF Lne |
largest parties tins year, At the home
OF mr.. and Mrs. Ed Francis, Thurs
oay evening. Each year the club en-
tertains the husbands and families.
thursday night 70 were IN attendance
70 ENJOY this big annual success.
James and music featured IN the ey-
program, with banquet late
nat night.
cnooi class enjoyed lively evening
u her nome Friday. Thirty young
d the dainty lunch that evening.
SIX boys, friends Of Floyd Sanders,
eiped MN celebrate MS birthday
nursoay evening at delightful DIN
er party gwen by ms mother.
ioyd was q surprised nost' Dut rose
the occasion ana neiped TO ear the
arge birthday cake. The evening
'as spent playing cards.
Inc 2. r. y enjoyed announcer
ne OF thelr special meetings. ana So
ID hours IN the basement Oh tne bap-
81 church MONDAY evening. several
'achers were guests OF the young
eople, who added to the gaiety Of the
'ening with games that delighted
l. Popcorn balls, good big honey
les, and apples were passed during
Q evening.
mrs. Bliss entertained with small
FORMAL dinner Friday evening.
I
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

manw NV Ia accordance with law 's so
stoni snares of each parcel Of sue 81
sold ot as may be necessary will ha
tbe the, az a. e1e OFFICE of the company NC De
o ~ oise Day OF December, 1920 a. % q
On uaOtk ?. m. Of such day, to nav ds az
gleht assessments thereon t toa lem
penses Of sale. is and ex-
o,c E. W. FARIS, Secret.
oI1lce at residence, r + nNtarys
New Plymouth, Idaho. - NO. z,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

II MIS-. "A, ". sutton and daught2l
came up from Payette on Tuesday ant
remained until Wednesday as guest.
in the home Of w. S. Keith.
! Burt Mays went to Boise last week
to remain for week or ten days
while being treated for stomach trou-
BILE.
A woman in Iowa, SO year Of age,
not content with the novelty of voting
for the first time, sent her absent vo-
ter's ballot by airplane from Pasaue-
M, California.
Earl Venable, former news paper
man of Payette, but for many years
private secretary to Senator Borah,
was in town between trains on Tues
day while enroute to Cascade 20 visit
his father, Bert Venable.
The Baptist young people held their
monthly business-social at the church
Monday evening. The attendance was
good, and live business session was
held at which number of new MEM
bers were accepted. Officers for 1921 |
were chosen, Games and refresh
ments completed the program.
DsaAgnent Netice !
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22
PROBLEM OF THE CAN.
NERIES

Tho fruit and vegetable eaanerles
Of the western states ore W against
soms hard conditions affecting those
Industries. "a
Tho high prica Of sugar ana the
shortage Of that staple Win com peli
some OF the plants to restrict certain
grades Of products.
There Is an enormous aerease Of
sr,ail fruits that require mos. sugar
hnt this viii be helped out, By the
Juice factories aud driers.
The small fruits grown on vines
that were cut down by hard freeses
a's going to produce moro berries
thin vas anticipated.
Cherry crops are unusually heavy
IN some sections, single orchards In
s"me cases being able to supply one
Ger more canneries . full pack.
The labor problem Is not going {,
be serious - In the vicinity OF towns
there will be large supply OF ur
Ye,nployed family labor. r,,
There Is going to be absolute ne
tessity Of the most cordial eoopera-
ticn between these industries. the
producers and the labor employed
CHE switchmeA's strike and en-,
shortage have tied up approximately
1900 cars tinplate and supplies OF
TIN cans are Off IS to SO per cent.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22
ne .TRAvELEO over
the WHOLE. .:..;
WORLD aH

Z bare besn treated Tor ssdlsse-
ton in France. isaiy. Switzerland,
North ana south America and In fact
all over the world. bps Tsniae 10 the
only thing that have ever found TO
do me much good" said H. L. Fin
niger. matchmaker for Nathan Dohre-
mann . Co. san Francisco. Gait.
living al % Plato arset.
Always after eating. continued
N /. yinniser. u would have such
cramps in my stomach that could
harlly stand Il. ~ had fallen off
until I weighed only n.nety-eish,
posaSs and Vas 70 nevous she ieas.
littie thing would upset me. couie
sleep but little and got up in chs
mornings feeling eli tagged out. Ms
strength and energy left mo and
felt like would have to give up CO.
tirsly. Besides' tAkins everythinsri s
the way Of treatments and medicines
tiled dieting and the rest cure. bet
Meier got more shaa a. little pasaiay
relief.
1.-THE way Tanlae brought inc out
waS marvellous. I can eat anything
now without any touble afterwards,
I have gained twenty pounds and my
nerves are steady as q clock. I sleep
fine every night and get up In the
morning ready for good breakfast
and q full days work, and am ell
joying better health than have in
years" M N@
Tanlac is sold In Logan by tn"
City Drug company and by ieadin;
druggists everywhere, Adj
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22
CALIFORNIA HYDRO Ell,
ECTRIC COMPANIES

In creating an increase in rates %
: per cent to the Southern Calf ~
MIA Edison Co.. the California Rail
road Commission takes a broad view
when 1t says:
tinued growth and prosperity of the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22
MAKING
e FERTILIZERS

Tho Senate Agriculture
Committee has done Q good
turn for the farmers. There
are few things on which
greater production Of food
depends than Q more boun-
tiful supply Of fertilising
materials. They are high
and scarce. The admins
ton spent about $4,000
600 ON q plant at Muscle
Shoals to mako nitrate for
ammunition purposes out OF
the air and that's what the
money went into; not an
ounce of nitrate came out
OF II. A bill to operate this
now useless plant for actual
production Of nitrate and
by-products for agricultural
use has been reported favor
ably BY the committee by
unanimous vote.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22
Pap.r Resist. Sire.
Adj

Wrap up q very smooth piece Of
had in a piece Of paper. then bold
4 over the name Of taper, the Had
VIII be melted without borning the
paper, providing there are d, 10
wrinkles h the paper and that II u
Ia contact With the lad svsrywh1A
--NsetsiSal DxpSrtmsnasr.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22

ne NJ potnbls landmark of
N eAnous PhflAdefphta Athiettc
iSAAnplonsAD baseball team has
SVS6saaly oa1Ged into obatvssn. Il
- ~ soes4 fsny.-te set9
61seV ~ alvaOS vSsa b. thsi
RaaB u1ena01st csaH94A 1Ast
1uo = 0ean6D = 1917 mood
49, 8 80 Cuan1o = s10Wey
Sanll19 Q vonoas aen1n-AA1 6e
1nO-0alAe le11--0agos 1eea
- ~ - 0ane aUa1A.
Advertise Ia Tho Republican.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22

On to Of all tAis large canneries
find they eannos sell their products
Ia 1890 q rsurs higher than pre-
|v.iled for the 1919 Pack.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-22

Advertise Ia Tho Republican.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-06

en- or women must bear a Union card before employment
we declare the principles for which we openly and
is that known as the "OPEN SHOP" principle, under
d on their merit without regard to whether they do or do
DIP" principle, which denies employment to those who are
OPEN SHOP" plan and will continue to do so. klamath
rue so, if Radical Unionists, Agitators and Walking Dele
estly earn their money. The Agitator's policy of "Rude
to establish themselves in control and to dictate
thing for all concerned. The only person who
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-06
9TH
Klamath
Policy

Modoc Lumber Co.
Chelsea Lumber & Box Co.
Algoma Lumber Co.
Klamath Lumber & Box Co.
Lamm Lumber Co.
Ewauna Box Co.
Chiloquin Lumber Co. "
Big Basin Lumber Co.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
Pelican Bay Lumber Co.
Big Lakes Box Co. - /.
Sprague River Lumber Co.
Saddle Mountain Lumber CO.
Nine Lumber Co. I
White Pine Lumber Co.
T. w. Pheneger Lumber Co.
Crater Lake Box Co.
Swan Lake Lumber Co..
H. E. Crane Lumber Co.
Ackley Bros.
Geo. Christy Lumber Co.
Grisez Lumber Co.
Sawmill Engineering & Cons. Co.
Bateman Logging Co.
Pickett Bros.
Geo. T. Baldwin
California Oregon Power Co.
Martin Bros.
First State and Savings Bank
Klamath State Bank
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-06

Underwood's Pharmacy
Warren Hunt Hospital
tombstone Furniture Co.
Perkins Furniture House
Klamath Dye Works
The Sunset Grocery
Garich's Grocery
Roberts & Whitmore
klamath Cash Grocery
Wood Curtis Co.,
Klamath Falls Creamery
The Shasta
Claud H. Davis
Harry E. Peltz
A. Wickstrom
j. B. Chambers
H. j. Winters
Earl Shepherd Co.
Klamath Falls Music House
Frank M. Upp
Miller Photo Co.
Van Bellen's Store
Western Transfer Co..
O. X. Transfer Co.
Cofer Bros.
D. A. Kenyon
Klamath Iron & Steel Works
Steinmetz & Goch
Business Mems Association
By W. G. Van Enron, Sec.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-06

First National Bank
w. E. Seehorn
Oscar Peyton
Klamath Heating Co.
G. C. Lorenz
E. B. Hall
L. M. Martin
N. B. Drew
H. N. Moe
c. K. Brandenburg
Central Quitting Co.
Chas. P. Mcguire
o. M. Hector
Vannice Bros.
Baldwin Hardware Co.
Roberts & Hanks
Link River Electric Co.
HOWE Garage
Danner-Pat Motor Co.
Central Garage
Southern Oregon Auto Co.
j. H. Garrett & Son
Klamath Falls Auto Co.
Imperial Garage
Mayer & Wood Co.
The Durham Auto Co.
Whitman Drug Co.
Southern Oregon Drug CO.
Star Drug Co.