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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
En fin, ABB 6 Ncres

~ YUM XII iAuUt, UtD
oopeopelen, Selefon, u. 4. O., giterp Iioe
op til %,Sarllten. 100 2cres unoer lloG.
Ee'ten er Sto9 o9 6auuesang. st oobt +
9Grel'ers SaaninSsbus, ny GrsnIaoe og
Selieltalo, 6ies, 9eniebus. @obt rinbenoe
stloepano | $oauue9ansen. 8uu 80 Mil
ira 900 6orretniu9sbp. ! 6anbelen meoiel=
ger 10 areatlirer og 2 Setter liant alt Sarnrs
maltlnerl. alt Tor 1900. gobe Biltaor.
Sn1 on enlter en- miuore Karin laa ital leg
'Gl9e oenne so meb S%p9ntn9erne paa lo at
oenne 'antrte Surm meo lanlme 6reaturer oa
Wa'tinert ior $1,000. Sm bu Ter efter ct
Slem oa Tan on lite itnbe uooet bebIe oa
ltnere %belt99enoe en- bette. ~lloeluttenbe Staus
olnoper, StolebuS o9 airter. Sftiu naar OH
%ton''ler laa ies tan pGre biemme og msbe
Dig. eSbeeler lisger paa 600 Sernbanens
oopeoltnle lorn saar ira ct. paul til Sbica9o.
So9et 9aar ira ct. l;aul ON Mooenen III.
$50 % %to,nrner bib 81. 1910. Oct er tim
90 Attl lot ior Spiuiu9bperne. On fan le
oper 6arrlen os tomnte tilbass til ct. Tall
famine Tag. 6om % gier Sanoel msb Giersu
pda NIaoieu. Sfriu til q. 3. eien, @beeler,
Wlsconllu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Nuifcs fSarmz Nrbeloere.

- DtGro III al arbetoe paa ,Sarm | NORTH
Sutoto. SIl betale $50 90 pr. 0lGareo ior
otte N(aaueber iamt ron o9 Sait, Si9eleoes
enitss en- MGuo meo Iioeu Semitic til Of ars
beios Ell Sdrm maa uGre soot pant III Neiis
os Diaitlusr; ct goot DIEM Tor be retts
MGuo, AprsSier Srep mee iulo SpIpsnlus
Ill Y. \, in care OF "CecorabsP soften, Sss
corab, Sopd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
.iIjal9s al Gieren.-7O Icres

goot eano li9aeuee inp I'll Snc'le, pas
'enee Tor Sommerbotsl "a llsIsie Al Saaee.
Nuupe olerc uburs nor S~orretntla osrneo.
uemsrtet Silterl % Sagt. Sre Mil ira IN,
Grlpot SeIeloulinIe. Stlos uoslsre en- nos
mertst farm. Nris $50 pr. Were. piait
Semp, Gals eats, Miau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
&ereuifi.

Ger bar / oct iellcre gaaet mango
Slag5 Gpgter ON Aleranoer &eren-
iii, lonl ct Enr Waane0ers Slo ltpre-
Dc MnolanO itrar eItcr GjnrenS 6alo
| 1917. Get beo ia iaaleoea, at ban
bar pao Tei til 4raG | oct @Grlnoe
at opmuntre G5ctto SIooaferne %
Eolafferne til ct mt 6elttog inloo
Goblet -Hltalanb. Senere iortaltes
oct, at ban bar bet taget tlIfange /
aautnilts.
ghI tclegraierea ira Sonoon, at Sc
REMIT iremoeles bor / ell title %
.ireoeIig Sonbsbp / England, bpor
ban bar opboIot ia lpngere Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
>tNalas.-159 gcres. 3 Wiil fra

- Sersus Sals, Wttnn. Sfolebns lige
ouer pda ben anoeu SIDE al Neien norlt-
lutberlt Sirte paa %Sdrnteu; peo "9rdoeo"
Statspej o9 uel improueo; bar no9ls loa
gcres Sfo9 er soot yauo. eiereus frls
er 1925 lette &iltuar nil sipes poa alt oper
So, 900. Sau tases EeiiooeIle oenne Sodr.
llllano eanb Company, Sergns sails, Dtlnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

saar 1t iurupsr Eerss eubHrip,on. lem
telii Ioii' euer embarrassing. Set CT uii!'
Ieri at tcnoe Isie 9enae , aIurtuoeltae sreos,
% b. fan life barre Gnfoarltss Tor yeHse. ION
blir tcrte paa Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
4rit Observation-Disclosures oiii'

~ eieas ll2. Siosrs 300 "Sacant @operu.
meut yano" ausipsr % ~bel'rlper bper aers /
buert Gouutu / 6oreuebe Stater, SortGller
.@eliggenbeo. Steoet Tor oeupenoel'e. hper=
leoes ost erboloes irit, 1920 Ctasrommer %
abeuer, ups yope, Silter o. ., Vrls 80
esnts portobetali. SSebb glblllblns 60,
Cspt. AZ, ct. Saul, Vllun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
.prtriulia so ner Milltpmn,

~ 10 acres ophgrtet. So Sobs uRiteu IN
Barn. "6rums" @~aauiussbus mso fem
&GrsIlsr os andre Spsniuser. iubbeidttst
Clio. 30 acreS nGi,eu Habit opbprtst gauo.
alt rig Wuloioro paa bpb eerbmue. l Dill
til 9raoep Stols 2 @GrsIisr, 2 Wil Nieiert,
5Js I'll Wfiltowu peb 500, 90 Wfil ira Sutls
liuabperns. Sortriuli9t @oottieb til $500,
", 500 tontant. 8lsr. osi,e, @riie, WalfIs
neri fan tisbss til rstts Triier. Grin eiter
8iaeee os iulbtGueiss S%plpsuinser. Satsr.
h 80, ct. Groir Saas, asisconitu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
ciialQs. Yaa 8runo al oaar=

- liz HeIbre0 nj reg lPI9e Nntlt % Tares
laoer Ct eopt Sarmsroiitritt. @riggs So,
u. Cat. peo 0rsat Nortberu Nopeplinis iii
apiteu. Fpitoii9 o9 NeoeftotIou lornte
Epouino, lom fan isi9e meo pm iaa eniieS.
Sor nGrmsrs Splpsuiug tIlitrlp !. !. noss
uels, Saruut. U. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Gn oraitiif Sur.

Sra Berlin telcqraiereS, at Ont
itap Noife, lom cr inf SorIuarsmini-
tier og tiaige gucritfommonoerenoe
oper Miilitpr- % Eolltiltprfen |
9ronOenburg mco Stor Berlin, bar
ltoItcot ct 9etret, iom trlter meo
Ir1lgiel eQer MllIft pna op til so
600 Wtorf ale, iou / Gale cuer
Sfriit opmlntrer til ell arbeloa-
itona, Tom bill oiiterc Yroouftlonen
OF iSoroelingen al g%taouurer. 2c
fretet er iurlie rettct MOD ocu trilelt-
DC @ager og Sotclpertltrelt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
.iGa(as. - 32O Ncres Tarm

SiGalgs. - 800 Icres Tarm,
- 100 &tcres uuosr Sprtuiug, 9ooe Ep9uins
GER, Dob Grenb, 80 gcres "inmmertaloweb"
3 Wtil ira ep, 9oot ifauoinuuilf 2iltritt. II
Mil ire Sutloot. Iris $1,000 pr. Acre,
81, 900 tontaut. Reltsu balp crop payments"
& Eroceut Reute. 0sioa goo ubprfst apar=
ter; in9eu Sp9uiu9er tan oil opbprtes.
Eris 5000 pr. Mere, 10000 tontont, BE
ltsu elter Znife. Strip paa Gnsellt eIler
Norlf. Is. ~. Siis, SutIoot, Salt.,
CANADA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
(En lin flao 40 Mcres
= Sarm, Oalpbeleu unoer

a.A0 ,NIo9, Iellen 0aDnegon9 o9
yeplfo9 Tibet 0us. Senue ,Sarm iiSger tut
p Dbl u%oenior Spen peb Sopebueien og peo
en- IN tt'feri9 9lp. Sette oil itb9jsrs ct tint
nlem Tor ben 'om nil baue nosle Suer os
Sons. On oanoeIeu fer itraf iaa iGlses
benne for 81 300. Bill 9ipe 8ilfaar, men
tom itrar. u. 3. Glen, @bee!er, 9ais.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Zen nurifc uncertainties Sroot.

banSe. Siplge Telegram til Siniens
aontor | Chicago anfom "Srommens.
'Ioro" I'll SronbhieIn sSrebog oen 20oe
Sebruor ira Seem Dorf. SinienS
leieoe Gampifib Chords" mootte
'titfe mo til @renocf, Sfotlano, forot
faa aul paa @runo al ioriGroeligt
Teir. "Haneniioro" og 2iniens leieoe
Camper "@oloen Gate" onfom til
Rem Dorf for ct Gar Gage iioen efter
Ell laa ltormfulo &ciic, at oe moatte
goa inoom til &aliiar eiter all og
Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

Siialgs. = 6arme / 8eo Rioer
TaIeu; aooe Improvements, FrIier lat
ior at lplge, lette &iItaar. 8tlifrtp @iereu,
Is. Il. Mpbre, 1928 u. Z. auenlls, sarge,
lfortb Tatotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
iial9S-Spabom tpinaer mia

at '9l9e l6O Ncres. @oOe Vpsnin9er.
beltpttet al IN naturli9 Grope "ioit" @Gno,
NtnomsIle, 40 Sto9, 40 Eaiture, 40 alser,
10 %Slmotbi, Reiten pilo Neilaat 9~erbuno,
foitrute, {%eleiou, uGr Stole, 9obe Ieie
Nniel $, Sbiei Hiper Sails IL Mil. Norife
Naboer. aleb al Gieren % ipor a9eutero
&ommlsIton. $40 pr. acre "a, 300 tontunt.
81 lnobeiatte perlonlig Gisuoom til rimeli9
Iris. Oiaa iGl9es i~orinbsn SGbuin9Stioeu
I'll opennGunte @5rts, Carl ). Sweulon,
Star Route, 6a3el, Ntnniu9ton 80, Wiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

Weoiatt. Sarter s T. SSa;sslsa'ass 'ss sa, ~
~ sfsper. 6srtrinIie Sefieaius III ueefafte Sttlsf
The Boyd Transfer CO. mneaDs@ Ma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
2ecDrnb ss Snleql.
"a Eficrct nococo.
Gen 26oc Sc0ulor 1920.

Zen hcruUrcu0c Ii0cIiRg al Sine
rical >cQIoH har unllQ mootalCt oc
frantic A}inoc Iiplomcr Tor De al
SoIoatcruc hcrfra Gmutuct, Tom
iaI0t artacn "a oisic 0tplomcr cr
III opcrig10t &cOtoumcuoca uUrmc
tic Naararcn0t Cc. iom oeoc m0cr
(lcncitcu / GIanoeu % Dinrmctorp
ict. err lite m0Dc'uttct / ocUuc q
plomu0o,lmQ. iom TIM QIUIocr Dem,
iom opoc / Nurcu Nor Nc ourlacs
%cotommcu0c Nil Der Qlcrucm Hlau
ococpartcmcutct bliuc Qjort liQuenor
Mounor icncrc. q Gutter ira Atu
ncibicf GouutD iom lo0 ut Kin /
TroufriQc iom NicoIcmmcr al Mr..
ulccll par 'elQCn0c.
slrUcis, wiIbtrt u.
Nruci2 ltcl2 u.
Ncuaro2, 1urn ..
Ncrudij, ,ulton
Wrotfmau, (hcooorc <
9roQhummcr. Houmouo 5.
3uoo1I, Niartlu
NCniom NCltu
Oorl, AIou5o
Grlaueu, Niorru ).
EurlQu0, I&ultcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Nitcripprajel.-5u 5bepoure

W Sleetager: &c er berueo uuberrsttet ON,
at Seres Mooer, Ra6el Sleeta9er, ospe /
Ieeorab 6oipital, Secordb, Soma, ben 27pe
Gent. 1918; at Der peo benoes eitsrlaote Ses
ltameute CT ltiGutst Gem pisle Gapsr, JONI
M opsepases AZ lluoerteeueee. 8euliglt
uuoerret BAN ON Cerss aorssle % iorifai
ben neopeuoi9e SSeutiTtation til ban,.
d. NJ. Strauo, Creditor, Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Nempt anlepulnsen. : aigb en-

~ Sarm ier Yriierue tiger. sieb en- /
bet piouuberlise Otter Sail ,6ountp, ueltre
centrale Diiuneiota. Sillfrip os ipas, o. ri
nil ieuoe big frie Splpsninser ON bporlebes
at iao Ell al bisie ,yarme. Dor slnleelle:
"altlo ct 600, Stlebe." 6. :. Sater sano
80, Iruper X, SergnS Salls, Utinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Garmcr gntes. SEQ pnlfer ell

y COB itanoinapllt, gilt, eriareu Sarrrer,
ing eler mipoelalbrenoe Mdno ioretruttes,
I'll at arbsioe paa min Sarm / centrale N(inz
nelotG. Gil siue bam @noel / 6ortieueiten,
9ipe BAN e9et S%aunin9sbus, SO % Ssuo.
2nlter Ell flint arbeioer o9 ell ion, Ter efter
en- COB AuleOnins. SpiS ie9 iiuber ben rette
Mtaub oil je9 betoIe iait yen eller ie9 nil
ioripne ,Sarmen mso FelRtniu9 paa aubelS=
BARS. Sette er Ell COB AnIeouin9 Tor ben
rette Wouo, men ban maa pGre Grlig, orr
beioiom o9 oriitig. Striu, meo Eeoieielle
al Difference. til u. II. hing, 333 Fulace
Slos., Wtinneapolis, Wlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

cmjfcs. - Susbeltprerinbe fan
- ioa Hluos hos en- ing i9tlt %Sarn,er
mar Smaba. Sp9iu Nen / terIte SreD.
Sereu Dietl9aarb, Noibiu9ton, 9tebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
cmifcs, Siucie, Silialgs
% Gfterippr9iel.

9tpertisiementer nnotr ppennrunte 5itei
I fpiter Sc pr. Erp, Tapn % Goresie i6erea.
! net. ipr buer Oaug. Notwithstanding inb.
| taaes itic isr minore eub 30 Gents. Yeuse
! maa uirapisrlis mcoibIgc anc Seitilirser.
! let lsnasr is lille at bpsipre iaa imaa
1 GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

SOHiui u. y. SU5c i q Raul iul
Der mlor9gu - ocu 270e Sebrlar -
II 60oc Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

Nnifcs-@oo Eiqe for alminbez
li9t louSarbeibe ct MODERN 6ieut.
yioen 6amilie. Mrs. VI. 6. 8ent;en, 2406
Seaburp Ape., Minneapolis, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Stlialgs.-Ses har flere peue

farme i Stutsman So, u. Gat., TIL
loi9s Tor ira $50 til $50 pr. gcre, belleoenoe
ira 3 til 8 Dill ira Marteo. Sob Sorbbuub.
yette Gtltaar al Gieren. 5ilifrip eler lore
'por9 hos >. 81. Sobnlon, Dor 454, Somesz
topn, u. Tat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

Sfanoinapcr, iom tRnfer paa
~ at tiebe Marine / Central Minneiotd,
oil oisre pel / at ~tiiifripe unbertegneoe for
usbpsnoige SplpsninSer. .. \. Satteu,
Gequot, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

s. nfes.-Wtanb % Some uben
- Born til at arbeioe pao 6arm for lln9=
Tar. Sonen Tor Nusarbeioe Nanoeu mad
e t eriaren / 6armarbeibs. Speip gen o9
aloer liant ON be tunoe begpnos ltrar.
aoresIe r Hreu til "g8isc.", core Of "Sscorabs
Qo'len", Secorab, Sowu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

"Snspcnncn" epmnainer CT be beoTie Of
biiltgfte | Sano,tcu. 10 Aars 8aranIl 'eIaeI
nieo boer Dlafin. Girip I'll "SeeorabsSoiien
etter autaIog.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
BURGLARS RIFLE CASH
REGISTER AND CASES AT
HIGHLAND PHARMACY

Burglars forced an entrance into
the Highland Pharmacy some time
Friday night by using a brace ana
bit. boring holes in the rear door
and breaking out the panels,
through which entrance was
gained.
Goods to the value of $3.50 were
reported to have been taken, which
included Ingersoll watches, foun-
tain pens, auto strops and about SIS
in cash. Included in the cash was
marked one dollar bill. 1t is al
legged that some time ago money
was taken from the register and in
the hope Of catching the thief, the
bill was marked.
1t is believed those who did the
lob were familiar to a certain ex-
tent with the surroundings. which
is evidenced by the fact that aftetr
rifling the cash register, three
small keys were used to open the
cases containing the pens and
watches, were taken.
Although there were tenants on
the floor above, the burglars were
not heard while at work. No def
mite clue could be found when the
burglary was discovered yesterday
morning.
AS soon as the police were mott
fled, wires were sent to all the
towns on the main highways lead
ing out of Albuquerque, and it is
thought it will be but short time
until the burglars will be in Gus
tody.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
BERNALILLO TO HAVE
LARGE WHEAT ACREAGE

Bernalillo county is to have a
large acreage sown to wheat this
year, according to County Agent
Stewart. He is making an effort
to induce the farmers to use Mar
quis wheat which is of a hard
variety and makes the best grain
for milling. The Sonora or seven
headed wheat is the kind that has
been most commonly used in the
county heretofore and is known as
"tortilla" wheat because of its soft
grains and the ease with which it
may be ground into flour for tor
tillas. Sonora wheat does not make
good milling flour.
By arrangement with the Forty
eight Star mill the hight and
cracked grains are being famed
out of the Marquis wheat which
will make it ideal for planting.
The seed commonly used In the
county, according to the agricul-
tural term has run out" About
$500 to 5000 acres will be planted
to wheat in Bernalillo county this
year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
MBUSINESSf
-
COLLEGE ITEMS

Tho offiee Training class under
tho able direction of Miss GLADYS
pva has heen getting ont n num-
her ~ differant form-Ietters and
narsonal letters for tho salvation
ARMY this week
Mr. T T. coodeII president of
tho school is in 81. Johns hospital
az Salina Rams
NIr. ,,ioo Co,ordor hos tal,en n
on ~ g. 80 oor,,,,aroia, taacber in
rs lJao,S,,o,a hirrh sohonI Shn
mi IN VIZ 9, 49, ~ tarr, thoro for
W Va I Tnna S+o e,n IL bas haen
WISE .Spel 80 tbn no,, Mr,o a.
- go 81 ~. 80. t,,a ,,oore
pa 'ilIIn' ~ ~ aI,o 20 $3.50 ~ 40.
anu VIZ wa' 49, $3.50 ~. ,,,nthar
count VI NV ''i''es9 " ~
MT. harl Gruhulnah Ilhlsneu nis
telegraphlc course last week az" ~
took positoh IN the Sah'a fe
offlces.
Miss Use schultz has accepted a
position in the law office of Mr..
George S. Klock.
Miss Dema Shull will return to
school Monday. Miss Shull has
been out for some time on account
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
URGED TO TAKE PART
IN ALL PRIMARIES

The following call has been is
sued from headquarters of the
women's division of the republican
state committee to the republican
women of New Mexico:
The state central committee of
the republican party has issued "a
call for the republican state con-
vention to elect delegates to the
national convention. This conven-
ton will be held in Santa Fe on
March 20, and the state central
committee has expressly declared
that women shall be eligible as del
egates to this convention. As the
delegates to this convention are Sc
lected by the conventions in the va
rious counties, and as we confident
ly expect that the county central
committees will follow the lead of
the state central committees in this
matter, ii follows that there should
be a good representation of women
in each county convention. In or
der to bring this about, all repub-
iican women are strongly urged to
attend and take an active part in
their respective precinct primaries.
HIS Is lIlG llIGl ltSl lOI iIlC "OiINil
of this state of their interest in ac-
tual participation in their govern
ment and gives them an opportun-
ity to express that interest, even
before the suffrage itself is assured.
While the machinery which lea
ultimately to the nomination of the
candidate to the presidency of the
United States may not seem to be
so close to the life of the indiVid-
ual citizen as that which decides
the smaller offices nearer home,
every intelligent woman should
feel that the issues involved in the
coming national election are vital
to herself and her home. For the
first time in the history of the
state, the New Mexico republican
woman has an opportunity to play
her part and to have her share in
"a national election. 1t Is her privi-
lege as well as her duty to inform.
herself as thoroughly as possible on
the great issues which confront the
country, and she should go to her
precinct primaries knowing what
kind of delegates she wants to rep
resent New Mexico in the national
convention and, prepared to let
them know her desires, in common
with other voters of the state.
ADELINA OTERO WARREN,
Chairman Woman's Division
State Republican Committee.
JULIA BROWN ASPLUND,
Vice Chairman Finance COM
mittee state Republican Or
ganization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
CENTRAL MILK
DEPOT IS PLAN
Of DA|RYMEN

A number of dairymen and
farmers are working in co-opera-
ton with the county agent toward
the establishment of centralized
milk depot in Albuquerque. To the
people of the city this would mean
pasteurized milk and good cream
cry butter. To the dairymen it
would mean a certain market for
their milk and the cutting down of
a large overhead expense.
At present there is no city ordi-
nance requiring that milk shall be
pasteurized, but it is the belief of
County Agent Stewart and a num-
her of dairymen that 1t would be
a protection to both the consumer
and the producer if the milk were
pasteurized. And it is pointed out
that although the dairy COWS are
examined at intervals for tubercu-
losis, many healthseekers live in
Albuquerque, and pasteurization
would insure the purity of the
milk
Mr.. Stewart states that at present
there are twenty wagons employed
in Albuquerque for milk delivery,
where, with a central milk depot,
six or eight wagons would handle
the trade. A creamery is proposed
in connection and probably an ice
cream factory, which would insure
a market for the farmers milk. A
large amount of cream could be
brought in by truck through I'll
jeras canyon from farms in the Els
tancia valley covering territory
about thirty-five miles distant,
County Agent Stewart states that
he can bring in good herds of
mich cows, and will have the sup
port of bankers in doing so, if the
central milk depot plan is realized.
At present, he says, the small OPP
orator cannot afford to run a wag
on to cover the large territory and
has no certain market for milk or
products.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14

Buick cars was not only a new
achievement in factory deliveries
but was one of the most fortunate
things that could nave happened
in the opening of blockaded traffic
conditions, which under ordinary
methods would have taken many
days to accomplish. The blizzard
which swept this district for two
days was the worst storm expert
enced during the past two years,
paralyzing traffic conditions in
every direction. AS fast as the
snow fell fifty-mile an hour wind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14

rapidly filled the highway with
heavy drifts ranging in depth from
two to five feet. Road Commits
sioners and farmers found the use
of graders and snow plows worth
less and were finally compelled to
give way to the efficiency, power
and endurance of the motor car.
Headed by several pilot cars fur
nished by the factory, this NAM
moth fleet of Buick cars success
fully accomplished the task of
breaking the first trails into De-
troit and northern Ohio towns and
restoring traffic to its normal con-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
SIX HUNDRED BUCKS
DRIVEN FROM FACTORY
IN ONE DAYS DRIVE

The snow-bound inhabitants of
northern Michigan and Ohio were
treated to a pleasing sight as well
as to a new record breaking feat
last week when six hundred Buick
Valve inHead motor cars plowed
their way through the heavy drifted
roads from Flint, Michigan.
This single day Driveway or
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dition
This 500 car Driveway is so far
the largest single overland delivery
in the history of Buick Motor cons.
pany and will probably establish.
a national record for all manufac
turers. Every model of the Buick
1920 series was represented and
was driven by dealer and owner i'm
to the following states: New York,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Car
olinas, Virginia, Georgia. Florida,
Alabama, Tennessee Mississippi,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Kentucky In-
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa. III
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14

China had women sailors long
ago During the Tae Ping rebellion
in 1850, women as well as men
served in the rebel junks, while
the rebel army also recruited
women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
GENUINE
t.. s. ARM Y
GOODS

i6AtG tents. @ foot wall I1.i.ol.
dnuhIc filrd durE treated pIfh GOV.
rtunoui .,ptctproofIuR ana prcs,fy.
ing pru,ras. guaranteed mo- rips.
holes or tears ..... ........ $500
Same nrt un' irrlIod $1,000
pso ofncnrs trul, army duck i.foot
wall Ridge pole ttut ..... 5000
cray 1000, army hlanhcis. brand
nov .,l' tGsNs weigh tie lbs.
O T. wool blankets. now. cosss
summor weight sos. 75c 3 pair
s. u pair. .... ....... $3.50
Khalj summer -huus Al condl
tiou .... .....,....... ......... tl25.
khaki pants. used in Al condition,
each ....... ....... ......... 30
o u wool shirts IN perfect con
ditiou ..... ........ ............ 81 30
o. y Pants wool \ CONDITION / 90
cold Medal Cots new w...... .. $500
cold Medal Cots used .... ... - 90
Army Rrltg ,...... ....... .... 25c
HoIucosts single back. Al condl-
ton ........ ........ .&3b0
Haincoats double back, Al condi
tiUn ...... ......... .......... $3.50
Rainconts. now ....... ......s 5000
Wagon covers and pauline, all sizes.
Write Tor complete prico list
Wrap lcEElns. new. pair. $50
Canvas lcERins. new. psir..... t1.25
Cold Medal folding cots ......ti 900.
steel spring barracks cots .... So 90
l0-lb. cotton mattresses TO ~ either
cot ''...''''...'.. .,,.,,...t 500
All prices T. q. b Tulsa except cloth
Ing and blankets sont parcel post
paid. insured
Man check or money order 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
Army Equipment Sales
Company
3l5 East Third Street
Tulsa. Okla.

Biggest Bargain ever offered In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

brook addition Price $500 cash II
sold Immediately. eau owner at Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NJ Sl>Ess rROrERT,
uouSrS ron SALE

SEG srtNnANAN1- HERRY before buy.
luE or selling that farm ar residence
iog Security Rldg TULSA OKLA Phone
Cedar 1875.
fou SAlE Two three room houses
corner lot. close Ia, fuf s., SoN 81 .oen
cash. balance easy See Russ I. Grant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
roR rR,nE-MiSCtIis>rn,S

ron TRADE ~iN ruom duplex nunEa
low, win take good ,Nr or HmaNrr
Tulsa property or viii sell pu pHs, u.l
meut- tsll Est", n~srr se
TpR TRADE a. acre. ed io,nins thr riiy
W WaEunrr. ON north sidp AN lu rultt
ruttons small housc und haIu. want
Tulha property. Price $1,000 Soc Run
T.. Grant Aii security Ridg. rhone glgo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

FuH SAlL CO., trrdt, unc half acre ou
Iulra sspuipa paved highway. uHat
larth,ua park Will take m auto or good
uilrh COW Adutcss charles Fv A. n
BoN ts rulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

iloo per month % arr-- ~ cultivation
two sets small improvements. about 80
acres bottom land nine miles iron,
1ulaa south, great buy Tor 81. 800
terms See Russ l. Grant sii Sscurit,
RIdg Phone 'lbO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE


E\'nNNGE-N 10 iGWi,,S -
ron SNlt ur uud" Cor lot ur small
house Packard roadster. runs like %
nrv cav Nurt b-nge tN,3
rrH SALE ur tr,nr.. rhalmcrs ,hs,sis
tu ur.t D'HtH condition. trrns See