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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
Wasa Lodge viii Give
Picnic On 4th OF July

Among the many interesting affairs
arranged for Sunday, July 4. is the
out of door picnic which the Swedish
Order, of Wasa is giving on that day
in the o. NJ. Sanders grove, Z miles
north of East Grand Forks.
All members Of the lodge with their
friends have been extended an invita-
ton to the affair which will last all
day. Automobile transportation may
be secured at either the Odd Fellows
hall in this city or Kingman's drug
store in East Grand Forks.
An, interesting program of out of
door sports, games stunts and other
forms of amusement have been ar
ranged and there will be a tug of war
which promises to be one of the out
very worthwhile prizes have been do
mated for the winners in the various
events.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
BURTNESS LEADING AER IN
ACEEORCONCRESS;A A. ]. GRONNA
HAS PLURALTY OVER DR.. LADD
RAetuurrrns Show That Several Heretofore Strong League
countie.. Have Switched To Opposition; Ballot.
Cast Along Strictly Party Lines.

-NGn#t Er5HrI~.
With Ms out Of 81 precincts in
Grand Forks county heard from, Will
liam LANCER and other Independent
candidates in the Republican primary
are leading by approximately 900
VOTES tnsthe county.
Complete returns from the county
viii probably cut this lead down to
some extent.
The other candidates on the 1nde-
pendent ticket are keeping pace with
the head Of the ticket.
The vote appears also to have been
al0ngspartys lines on the three referred
measures. On the initiated Anti-Red
flag law. however, the league forces
have apparently spit, and 1t will car
rysthe county by a large majority.
For the nomination for states at
torney, 7. B. Elton is in the read,
with j. B. Wineman and Tudor Owen
fighting for second place.
The vote on governor in the county
f~ol1Nuyo. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
AGENT ADVISES
TREATMENT FOR
THE POTATO BUG

D. B. Morris. county. agent, is re-
ceiving many inquiries from farmers
of the county, relative to the COM
parative value of Paris Green and
lead arsenate for e~radicating potato
bugs. In connection with their use
Mr.. Morris said, today:
Paris Green seems to be the more
rapid in action against potato bugs,
but lead arsenate sticks to the plants
better and one spraying will outlast
two Of Paris Green. This practically
halves the cost of spraying as the big
item is in the cost Of application.
"At present Paris Green and lead
arsenate. are the same price. Leah
a%rsenate also is not SO liable to burn
the plant as Paris Green. Both the
paste and powder dead arsenate) are
Used but the majority use the powder.
Since the paste is half water, twice of
it is necessary to do the same work as
the powder"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
Unofficial Reports Today
Clue Commission Plan 80
Lead; Canvass is Not Made

Unofficial returns on the vote for
the adoption of the commission form
of government in this city today
show that the commission form was
approved by a majority OF 80 votes.
The unofficial, returns last night
gave a majority of % votes, and ret
ports circulating today cut that lead
down to a much smaller figure, but
the votes, and the unofficial count to-
day gives a majority Of SO votes.
The fact that several ballots on the
city proposition found their way into
the state election ballot boxes caused
the confusion in%the majority figures,
these not being included in the first
count.
The official canvas will be mace at
a. meeting of the city council next
Tuesday night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
..'BRAINS"O OF NOTED
CRIMINAL BAND IS
SENTENCED TO HANG

Chicago, June 30.-Salvatore Car.
dinella was convicted by a jury TO-DAY
Of completely in the murder of An
drew P. Bowman, saloonkeeper. and
was sentenced to hang. Bowman was
killed on June "a, 1919.
Cardinella was not charged with
actual participation in the crime, but
he was declared by the state to be
the brains OF a band against which
several murders and more than fifty
robberies charges have been brought.
He was the fourth member of the
band. to receive the death sentence.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
GOLFERS PLAY
FOR LOVEJOY CUP
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Local golfers will begin play satur-
day afternoon for the Lovejoy cup
which was won once this season by G.
M Booker. This is medal play and is
open to both men and women.
The third shortstop tournament of
the season will begin next Monday.
July s., to be played for the Ross
Lander prize. On Wednesday, July Z,
two ball mixed foursomes will be
played. These events are nine hole
played under handicap for the Grand
Forks Mercantile company prize.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
INDEPENDENTS ] n
in LEAD FOR
LEGISLATURE
Large Number Of Missing
Precincts However Re-
main in County.

With returns incomplete. ~Independ-
ent, Republican candidates for the.
legislature in Grand Forks county are
teadinR their Nonpartisan league OPP
In the Fifth district Eastgate leads
Hegg by 46 votes and Hanson leads.
Hagen by AZ.
John Freeman leads James Ed
wards by 81 votes in the Sixth dis
trict contest for the house.
In the Seventh district p. o. Thor
SON has a lead over Heen of over 200
votes, and Mandt leads Braaten by 81.
There are a large number of pre-
ctncts to be heard from in each dis
trict.
The figures al they have been re-
ceived n tabulated up to this lime
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
CASE CONTRASTING THE
NOMINATION OF REV.
KVALE Is FOR JULY IL

Benson, Mimi, June 3O.-A suit
contrasting the nomination Of the Rev.
O.. J. Kvale Of Benson at the recent re-
publican primary election over Repre-
sentative A. J.. Volstead for congress
from the Seventh District was filed to-
day in the Swift county district court
here. Hearing of the case was set for
July ~. Allegations of violation of
the corrupt practices act were made in
the comlaint, which was signed by
twenty-five qualified voters of this
congressional district.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
Plane Strike, High
Voltage Wire; Three
Are Burned To Death

San Francisco, June so.-Two men
and a t~en-year-9ld boy were killed
and their bodies burned when an air.
plane in which they were riding here
today struck a nigh voltage electric
wire and crashed to the ground In
flames at the Marine flying field. The
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01

dead are: Daniel Lane, rs. CONNER
cial airplane pilot, formerly of the
Army Air Services; Paul Lane. 10,
nephew of Daniel Lane, and H. l..
Tucker of San Francisco, formerly
with the United States Forestry Ser
vice.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs Gullik Janson of
Northwood, Mimi, who have been in
the city on business, left this noon
for Fertile.
It. Olson returned to his home In
Fertile today after having spent some
time in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and
family of Twin Valley who have been
visiting at the Prestine home on South
Fourth street, left the city this morn
ing In their a on a western trip.
Mrs. Chas. Magner,, who has been
visiting her mother on Minnesota
Point returned to her home at Malta,
Mimi, today.
Mrs. James Gust and Mrs. Martha
Keppel left for st. Paul this noon to
visit friends and relatives. Mrs. KEEP
pei has been visiting her daughter.
MrA Charley Gust and her sister, Mrs.
John Gust, while she has been in the
city.
Mrs. J. Shumaker and her grand
daughter. Pearl shumaker, Of Penn
bina are in the city visiting at the J.
Hanna home on North Fourth street.
~ SSO NyNAo " DITCH WSuL 10 OTO0k-
ston this moo and will be the guest
OF her father in that city.
Mrs. Henry wavra who has been
visiting In the city has returned to
her home in Staples. :
THIS Is A SINGLE CAsE-Nor
AN EPIDEMIC!
Jack Allen left Friday for Lead
City, 8. p. where he Is going 70
work.-MiamL Okla. Record-Herald.
Well, there's q little bad news for
the readers Of this column today. we
just signed q contract to con-
duct 1t for another. year. There has
been quite q demand for q change 81
administration in all lines lately, and
we should have quit but the remun-
Grafton and all appealed too strongly,
How dif1tcult 1t ID to break away
from8a life OF crime.
We got q substantial increase m;
salary. but We did not get a. much.
~ We thought wez3WauId, and ve
hardly thought We would.
u low runs M Into Gtx fisurea.
Including the two CO. ~ the snd.
When We camAg4o ttlO town Ne had
OILY one pair ~ saspendefs ana now
we wear..A bolt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01

Dsals Engiand.-Jinn Barnes equal
led Alexander HSrdss. score of 15s IN
~ Hsatish cpsn Solf ch9snplonshdp.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
LANCER. Frazier.
Burtness.

The vote in Grand Forks county on
as so far received fol-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
EAST SIDE BRIEFS
EAST SIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gullik Janson Of
Northwood. Mimi, who have been in
the city on business, left this noon
for Fertile.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01

Mrs. Henry Wavra who has beer
visiting In the city has returned tc
her home In Staples.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01

THIS is A SINGLE CAsE-Nor
AN EPIDEMIC.
Jack Allen left Friday for Lead
Chy, SD, where he Is going to
work.-Miami. Okla, Record-Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01

Miss Lydia o'Brien went to Crook
ston this noon and will be the guest
of her father in that city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01
Fifth Legislative District
e out Of ~ precincts.)

Sixth Legislative District.
Out of IA Precincts.
BID. u>,~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and
family of Twin Valley who have been
visiting at the Prestine home on South
Fourth street, left the city this norm
ing in their car on a western trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

and End. Ricketts,.
Partridge Cochin bantam
Cock-Ricketta, LIST Hen. LIST ana
End. Ricketts, Cockerel-lst. Rlcketts.
I'ullet-lst Ricketts,.
White Cochin 1AntAn-
Cocktail and End. Ricketts,; 3rd. NC
Clayr Hen-lst, RickettA. Ind. NC
CIhye. Cockerel and pu llet--lst. RICK
ctts.
BlAoh Cochin DaatAn-
GiCk lat. Iickeitn. 2nh. IL. J.. simP-
nDn Iirn--lnI and 2nd, ItlHhetth'
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BLACK Tailed JApAasss Bantam
r0ck. hen, roCkrrrl and Pullet-is|
ItICknitn
white japanese nsntsm-
Gnck lot and 2nd. itlcksiln lien
list and 2ud ItiGkniiH t"rh"rel ana pun
lot lat Iti"k"iiH
ni.aL Japanese LantAm-
Cnck iri. Ui"knuH Hen. lr' ana
End ItIrko,lr CnULrT"I lat. Itl"keiiH'
puIIr, irl and 2nd. Itl'hritH
n.ardsd White Poiish Bantam.
Tnrh lat and 2nd. ltichouH lien
In, and Ind Itl"kottH tochrr'I ana
puIIot- IIi itiCkritr.
nuff L.aosd Polish nantsm.
rock tri UIckriir Iicn-lst ana
md JlIrkrItr Cockrrnl-'lHf. ItlokotiH!
IuIIct I-i. Ricketts,
Non -nsardsd Polish IAntam.
Cock -irt. NIrkrtir Iinn-iEi ana
,rd Uickritr Cockorol--IH Hickotth.
JrIIloi lat md End. IurkottH
BUY WAR BAvINGB STAMPs-
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PTiEIlsn

| RICKETTS, G"ck"rrl Int. Ricketts,. Iri-
| Tt. Iri. Nirkrita.
PnxIlsu.
C"ck Irr Ii"k",tr. Hen. lri ana
! md Ui.kriIr r"rkrrcl. Int. Iu"k'ilh.
! Pallet. lot. Iu'h"itr.
nllLies.
r"rk. lrI and md. Iu"k"iir. Hen.
lrr aud .nd iuch"iIn Cnck'r'I. list.
| Iu,h,tIn I'ulI"r. Iri Iu"kolin
uruv J"panors.
'",k Irt Iu,nrIlr. Hen, Jet, Hl"k-
eiir '"'L'rI. lat. Iurk"'iH Pallet.
II. u. IL. dame nantam.
tn.k IrI Iilrk.tir Hen. let and
rnd ur,hoIIr ""'kcrrI let Ir'hoitF.
| I.uIl.i lot Ul'k"tiF
nrUwn Rcd bantam
| CnrL hen 'n"h"I"l md pulI"'. IF'.
Niclurlir
Golden DuokwinG Bsntaan-
roch. let. N,"hctlr Hon. Ia, ana
! md ntrhoria r"rk"rcl. Let and End.
| Tiirhcriu ImIlct. list. INrkcuH.
silver DuckwinR bantam.
rocL Lei, RIckcrta Hen. Ist md
orI EIrkcrtr. Cockrrcl. lst. Ricketts,.
| rul>ri Isr. Ricketts,.
Iiirchsn Duokwing bantam
! cock. ISt. Ricketts,. Hen. l%t nnh
| oud Rickrtte LockcrCl. LIST. Rickcub'
rulIct. let. Ricketts,.
cock hen cockcrcI and pullct. lst.
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inlet. lst and md. Ricketts,.
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cock LIST and End. Ricketts,. fcn'
Is, md md. Ricketts,. CoCkcrcl; !N'
| Rickrits. rwil"t. LIT ana -n"' 49,
Malay Bantam.
D,.Lctis IIcn-lst ana
oud Rickrtls CockcrclZlst ara Lnn'
II,kriln. rullct-lst and End. ltlcke''n'
MiIlefleurs.
r,ck hen. cOckcrrl and puIIet
H. II. H. Malay Bantam.
,,,k Int. Nirk"Iis. lien-lst ana
49,, Iu,l.tI. rnrkcrrl LIST ana ina
Itt,Lr,I, IIIlrI lrt and 2nd. hlchet's
holden Bsabrtght bantam. :,
,'nrL hrn. ,nrkrTrl and pulIat :
u '''' n,iv.r aeahright bantam. 49,
r.,L IrI. Iurkrtlr Hon. In, n''H
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r.,k IrI nnd md. Itiih"llH ''o"
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'rln
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IlI,hollH
tn'h. h'n. -" b'''' ""'
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49,, III and md NI,boItF. 3rd, NC
,r,,c Hon Iut. MrrIrN", 2nd. Iu,h'
! ,.n,Lr,cI lat. ItirkcItr. End. Mo
,,n,, ruIIrI inl aud 2md lti'h"t'",
nuff Cochin bantam.
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT
Blaeh Plymouth Rock

Cock--Ist and md. Chas. McClavc.
Nh IonIon OHIO. Hcn--lst. j.. H.
Rickotts. Coshocton. Ohio End ana .S Sna'
M ""I
wh,ts Plymouth Rock
,.,, w. ,,hD g. VnnI'ei. Echo
"cN 49, 'n, md Ard Chas No
,, m'".' len Isl John G. Vanrrii. :ud.
"s"' h'.,,., I'D Iiu, M,,'lIvr.
i. , a. inr IV' L., and md John G Van
,.,,I,., II md and JId prizes.
ih', a. V,n I.,It
IL Iu,L,IIr ma and
t"'h '"' w., -, and md
ni"' nj It,,L,,Ir a,d Chau M,cInvo
III, ~ ItI,L,Ila I'ulI,t
"' "''I' - u,L,IIr
silver rsn"ii.d FiTn'""'h liz" let,
f",h Inl ~ 'I,' .,.,h,,cI lot
| and 1nh. u h'' ,.,,., ,,I anal
AMI in'i. " u" r'''"
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| -, T. II UIrkciI- md
49, Mcrinvr. Ard f. II UlrhoIlr I'uI.
| thhH NC nv .;,i,c rnd and ara
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VIM" ",,t Cnnr M,cI.,c,
N,n,,,,,,r ,a1E wood w.
| n ~. lien Int Albert IIciI. Ucl
| nhIo. md I'hnrIrr McCInVn. ard
nun Wyandotts
| CocL lat T. u Iu"kottn. li"n p lot
r. n uirEorta "nd aud lrd, Chan Mo
'lu"o. CGcEorol lat, II. 'u'h"NH
rullol. list aud 2nd. I u iu'h"''7
| 49,. j., r. ~ uI,koIt- Hen. lSl
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Ab~rdSsu AnguB

r,charay Co. r &. II Assn, "ou"cn'H
beauty
AbSrdssu Angus
Bull. d: ynlrn old and oV"r-lBt j =.
Caldwell & Son. Chlllc0th". ..
Senior ycarling bull. dropped between
Sept | 1918 and Jan. /. lolJ-IAt j. -.
Caldwell N Son.
Junior ycnrllnK bull. dropped between
nm /. 1919 and Sept. |. lolo--lHt J. =.
caldwell & sun.
Sept l. 1919 and Jan. |, 1870 lat j. y.
Junior bun cnIr .dropprd since Jan. /.
I0.0 lSi. ! = caldwell Son.
COW. : y"nra old ana over. LIST. J. y.
cow. : yours old and ovcr--lHt. J. u
Caldwell n Son. .
COW OF hcifcr. > ycnra old and under }
1T. ! $ raldwgll 4 son.
JUNIOR yonrllnR hclfcr. dropped ho-
tween Jan |. I2i9 and Sept !. 1919
Ist. J = Caldwell 4 Son. md sam"
senior hclfcr "rlr lat J. = Caldwell
4 Son. 2nd same 81,
uIni"r hcifrr calf lot J ). Caldwell
Young herd lat J s Caldwell 4 son
t.,ntb tors herd Irr. : caldwell y
SON
car herd lrt. ] y Hnld"oII Son.
'..r 81 MIRO Tat. ihlh""u H"n
Tr"du,. 81 low lat. j ! Caldwell X
u.li "" a w." III iinr"%
Champion cav 81 h~'f"r. my ~
- ,,idxrlI Hon "Isln'Eh,rh - mn
dale ~
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rrnnia Ir"r. iImffi"". bh'"
nan. voor old ""h under ~.
nuli ,nIr u m""rhr old aud ""d"' !"
FrnntE Il'"u
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Awards III THE DAIRY CATTLE
DNPAHTNENT
HOlntOinB


Full years "Id an" "V"' lH'' W"
Ciifr Farm. hayi"hh - ,. t.,
nun, 80, H., A Inuo, 4
iirnther' Freezer - ~, md
huil. | year OLA ma "''' -'
'fI ana - "o,hs and under II list
,,,t .n % 49,,
E' "',n rnIf under & month";, Is. md
nun en-. "ut, ,r,,,,,
- q, ,o,rz old aud over iri Harry
~, md 1rd md an Vino
-,
-, ~" Years old md under Int and
,nd Vino C'IIfr Farm
VIM, ,.Iirr Tnrm
Tn,Inr vonrIlpp hrircr- lat 1nd and
-, VIZ f,urr Farm
''", ~ ,,,,h. ,I1 and undcr I,
hr,''' vInn ,,Iirr Farm. 7nd.
,pa Io,cs& uro 1rd and an. Vim"
f'n,r rn,,n
III Ior r rponiha-I-t Harry A.
~ 2pI Ard and Ath Vino
, In" ,ro ''
Yonnn hcrd l4, Harry 4. .Ionns &
~, o,'1 ond Ard Vino Clirr Farm.
E,hihi,"rs herd-lst Harry A. Jones
r. NJ ond and 3rd Vine cur Farm.
G IT. bnrd"i.i Harry A. Jones &
! nro apd and 3rd vine Cliff Farm.
Dr., S aIrs Ist and 2nd-Vinc Cliff
.,o| W
fnpm. -, ,- Harry A. Jones
. D. ga yIne C1Iff F0rm
r.mnion huu any age-Harry 4.
49, r. re
Sns~SaI nrize of HolHein- Fresian Assn
msrira FIX hhitors herd Of pure
brod tToistein- Friesian Cattlc-Vine Cliff
! r. r.. -
III
VI, 80 o,sr--1zt n l..
Bull. yenrs OLD and o'er-iS' - 10
Post Dunn station ia L.,
Bull, years olu ana uhue'
/ Ponna. Training S'hooI. m"r -,
Bull calf 8 months and under IL ISL
Pennn Training school; End ID l" ROSY
Ard. Ponna Training school ''h' - -
Post. -
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Ll,u, id'v. . Ia 'nH !. "'h"r'
M,l'"rd X -.
l. N"urr.rr.., rrrr,H u,h.. W. "a
I.uII ,tll. D. m,unih. "ld ,ud und'r .
"un il i xii ''
uuu cnIr. under Il months -, l..
N, Inu"Bh: md \ l. Fucker. %rd and i'n
II : and Il T. IL II
NJ, rnIosh, md Mr., Arthur tv,rr"n. 2rd
aud lth. II :. and X /. Il" IT. =, :,
cow, : years "lh u'h under ~. >
ard. Mr. Arthur Hycr"on: ith II >, ami
SENIOR ,carllns hcitcr -I~. A. T.
Packer. 3nd J l. M'lui"Hh. Ard H. !"
ard t. T.: lrll. luh " II M"ntE"m"r!
Junior ,cntl,ng h"lior lnt J. l.. Nc
InU,sh. md \ y Packer, 2rd Harry y
Jones ( Fro trh W. - Montgomery.
Nrtrcr. Il months aud under - lN'
J. /. Mrlnt"Sh. 2uh. Mr. Arthur lty'r'
n"n. 3rd II =. Il Il T. I"ll.
lI"iTCr under Il months lri j. /. Nc
Intush. ind same. ard and ilh y. T.
Young herd List. J l.. Mcrnrorh, md
\ T. rnrh"r. Rid II =. and H. +. NclI
ENhihil"rn herd L., j l.. Mcintosh,
2nd Mra Arthur H>"ra"n. 3rd IT. ana
Gnlr hcrd--Iut. j l. Mcintosh, End A.
T. Packer. 2rd and am. II. nnd Il T.
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Ilun ,,nrs "lL nnh "v"I. go" ~
>cuhntd. flm Grove. " !"
I,uu ,,.rn old aud ""'''r :. "''" II
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&,I.,,d
i,,i, ,.,II & NINTH, nm.i ,,ud,r lat. 2nd
or,, H,L ,.,n II %,uhnrd
and ,'' A., -" Geo ~ 1.cmhnrL
r,.v wear. uId and over. ~ and
.,l ,.,n II .,.uinrd
cav y.rr "lh aud under !. lot n"''
md e." II .ruhu,d
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mad 2md ,co ~ E"uhnrh
ulfrt under u rnuulin. lrt hnh @nl,
,.,, n Nouhnrd
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&uuhnrd
car hUTd. IHl ana "hl' '''' -. '''
G,.t Of -lrc. Isl aud Ind. '!r" II N"u
hnrd :,
I.Induro ~ cow. Int md Ind Coo. w.
\cuhnrh
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Champion cow or h"lI"f. hhy "E'
coo n E,uhnp,I
SucrInI hy THROWN SwlW breeder"
Assn,,nliun. best aged herd. hc| y"uml;
herd best rnII herd, Geo. IL. N"uhhid
"'''' Avrnhlrsu
Isuu J yours old OF over. ls'. k"n'
t,,,,,,, >,lfn,d. \ ! md ! llllr
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W,II . ,rnrs old aud under J. LIST.
Kent IlnrncY
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used remedies but they did no
good. sent for . FREQ sample OF
Cuticurs Soap and Ointment and Il
proved successful. 30 ! bought moro.
and when l had used three cakes Of
Cuticura Sosp and two boxes Of Cuti-
cua o intmentIwas bealed. "(signed)
Miss Mamie E. Regenauer, r. ?. D.
2, Box 57+, Louisville, Ky.
Cuticura Soap daily and Cutieura
Ointment occasionally prevent pim-
pies or other eruptions. They are .
pleasure to use. a. 10 also CuticuIa
Talcum. q fascinating fragranoe for
PeIfuming the skin.
BaaOia HAsA Pre- ~ ha1 Addrsa: "osussraLAA-
ssAtsriss, Ds1t 4. hAAA "a. kaas," ~ svWy-
wkAS. 1saI 3Se. 0intnAnt = and ~ falnn8a.
Csiens Seap shsvss ~itASsi -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
Miss ME-. Regenauer
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Skin Trouble
"Myuoubla started like hsatbumpa
and kep, spreading until my fsos vas

coveIsd. II hchsdsO badly
somotinea ! could not
help but scratch my face.
and I could not sIssp.
Whenever I got warm h
was worse. and Il caused
Disagreement for . time.
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Hnmdnns. mOttlsd

ana .nd. T. " u'k'tlS rullr' lH' ma
End f. u NhlcII".
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Ricketts, Gnck"rrl lrt. Ricketts,. lnl-
It, lri. Ricketts,.
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cock Iut. aud md. T. ~ lIi'k"li".
2nd. Chnr McClnvc Hen lat. md mt
chm MrCIn,'. Ird. + u Ni'h"'l"
CnckcrcI lat. aud md. +. u lu"k"i' =
3Td thnH McClnVC Iullc, lhi hnd @nI
T.. IT. Iuckrilr. 3rd. 'hn". Nj 'lnNr'
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COCK Irr. + II Iuckrttn, nd. Coz"
I. MrCuIlry. H. -. |. Wheeling Hen lat
mud md. + II Ricketts,. ard. 'ha" Nc
tInv". C0ckrrcl Int ana md. i. H.
Ricketts,. 3rd. Geo. MCEull'y. lnll"'
lHt. Geo. McCullcy. md. j. IL Iu'k"''h.
lTd. Geo MCCull"y
L. q AnoOnha.
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crCk Irt, IiI"kritr. Hen. list ana
md Iti.ErtIr. t""k9rcl. Int. lu"k'ilh.
Iull"i. lot. tl'k'ilr.
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-DTJY WAN BAVlNGB BTAMPb--
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Cnck I,l l.. II Iurk,tIr Hon -lsl.
T. II Ricketts, r",l,rri 1T. |. II
IIrkrtiH I'uII.i I-u f. II R'k"lit.
nlnrh I,pnuuhpn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-25

Five more days August fur sale
H. Willard Son & Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-25

Mrs. H W. Shove was hostess at
her home, 402 North Fourth street,
Tuesday at a S o'clock tea to twelve
friends as a courtesy to her sister,
Mrs. William Mcconnell, of Spring
field, ILL.,, who has been visiting; here
for two weeks. The hours were en-
joyed with fancy work. Mrs. Shove
was assisted in serving by her
daughter, Dorothy, and Mrs. Arthur
lynn. Mrs. Mcconnell left this
morning for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. George, 609k
East Main street, entertained twelve
employees iof the Mafshalltown Candy
Company at their home. Tuesday
night in celebration of their. second
wedding wedding anniversary. The
time was spent informally and with
cards. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
o o O
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Talbot, 104
Marion street, entertained at pro-
gressive five hundred Tuesday night
at their home in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Korsemeyer who leave
tonight for Long Beach, Calf. where