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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-11
LOCAL NEWS

WILDER Thomas and wife spent
Sunday with Myers Sines and wife.
The young people of the Recrea-
ton Society of the plymouth Pres
byterian Church gave a miscellaneous
shower to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Smith
at the home of G. w. Smith Saturday
evening. A .pot-luck supper was
served. The young people received
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wier celebrat-
wedding at their home in plymouth.
Monday evening. A bountiful sup
per was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Wier was presented with gold
brooch and Mr.. Wier with gold
headed cane.
Mrs. Guy Morrison and son, Earl,
Mclnnis, left Monday for Indianap-
oils, Ind. where they will stay for
the winter.
Albert Stuber, Aaron Smith of
Clio, George Stuber and John Booth
of Flint left Tuesday night for a
deer hunting trip in Baraga County.
They expect to be gone about 10
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hitler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mccormick spent Sunday
in Saginaw at the home of the ladies'
brothers, James and Fred Turnbull.
Caryl Ives and wife spent Sunday
at the home of the formers step-fath-
err, G. A. Wilson, Of Brent Creek.
Mr.. Wilson is quite i'll of typhoid
fever.
Robbins Jones is spending a few
days in Chicago. o
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

John Walker and lady friend,
Mrs. Mccain, of Worthwhile visited his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Bond over the
week end.
Mrs. William Worden of Bay City
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Fox, this week.
Edward Scheele of West Branch
was called to Flint owing to the death
of his sister, Percilla Scheele. He
stopped in Clio Friday and spent the
night with his wifes' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. III. Eccleston.
Clifford Sparks and Glenn Wag-
goner, who was driving his brothers
truck. collided on the street Monday.
Both cars were damaged, but no one
was injured. We are unable to state
who was to blame for the accident.
Mrs. Reed Butler and daughter,
Pauline, of Birch Run are spending
the week with the lady's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. McCrady.
home. Tuesday, from Detroit where
end.
Mrs. George Walker is spending
the week end in Harrison.
Herbert Carter returned to his
home in Detroit, Monday having
spent the past two weeks visiting
friends in Clio. He expects to move
his family to Clio in the near future.
VIM. Quigley and wife of Detroit
and Edward Cummings and wife of
Flint visited at the home of Harvey
Cummings, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vess Butler and
daughter, Leona May, and Miss Ma
BILE Brass and Frank Grey motored to
Flint, Sunday evening.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-11
Investigate the
Wildman Rubber Company
Detroit and Bay City
This Company viii Manufacture Automobile Tires and Tubes in
Michigan Where Most of the Motor Cars for the World Built
Detroit and Bay City

alive. That that the dividends payable
from the first day the stock is issued to you.
The Widman Rubber Company stock is sold in
units of shares of Preferred Stock with share
of Common Stock. This places you in a position
definite income and also share in the future
growth Of the company and the increase in the value
Of its property
The Common Stock is Of course the stock that has
the greatest possibilities for increased value, il
shares in all the profits Of the company after the dvid
ends have been paid the Preferred Stock.
The entire plan of financial organization of this
company has been declared by competent authorities
include every reasonable safeguard the interests
of stockholders will justify your closest investga-
ton and we will be glad % refer you to people whom
you know, people who share holders in The
Wildman Rubber Company
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-11
Work On the Factory Has already Started

gan Central and Grand Trunk railroads right
through property. We ship in and by rail
boat.
Within hundred miles of the greatest automobile
factories in the world require thousands of tires every
day for to say nothing OF the thousands Of
tires sold to motor
Wildman Rubber Company stock is good stock
to buy and lay away-ust take the dividends regularly
Profit by the growth of the company.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-11
Water Affects Teeth.

Scientific investigation discloses che
fact that where "hard" water is USED
for drinking, good teeth are the gen
eral result. Hard" water contains 2
large amount of lime which enters
largely into the composition of teeth
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

You will always have this opportunity
original Preferred and Common Stock in a great
tire manufacturing business You will always be
able buy first issue stock in industry that has such
promise of rapid growth and substantial profits
You may realize what it means 10 own stock
in such Michigan manufacturing business as The
Wildman Rubber Company. Located it is in the
center of the automobile industry there is limit
the market for this company's products.
AS holder Of Preferred Stock in the Wdman
Company, you entitled to per interest
your investment from the first earning of the
Company.
But this per cent. is the limit of the earning
possibilities of Preferred Stock, for it shares with the
Common Stock in all earnings of the Company up 10
per
These dividends the Preferred Stock cumul-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

The Osborn Engineering Company has the plans
for the factory ready for the first construction
work. which the building of the foundations for the
building and the special foundations for the
heavy machinery
You will how this company plans to make
use of the exceptional facilities afforded by oca-
ton at Bay City.
Our 63-acre site is right on the Saginaw River.
Hydro electric power will machinery. Coal
is obtanable from the Bay County mines. The Michi-
Hundreds of Michigan investors stockholders in
this They bought because of their confidence
in the of The Wdman Rubber Company and be-
they know the made by properly
managed tire manufacturing companies
Write for full information. Original stockholders the
me who profit mos in successful companies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Hard Winter I'm
sight for FISH Packers

Easrpus-. Ne. Nov zS-N3T1 the 70
esnI tlaHsnE af Passports p szr-silne
factories fur the winter tae Gass Amer
tan szzzftnrs al me seasssn have been
canned anTi nsxz Agsrzi IN IRE mean
tine there zre few rndirarznns af snr
work II sight for the small army OF
IEsssn AND women employees Wac had anir
limited wnrk ar 70 last week ANA hzre
"a money sawed ear ths I'VE Tae
;T1unrsis-
The sAr<fine season Was VERY shur+
ara npf 5rvstsfakle ana The lakssHe-,s rad
aair q Few extra night work. ms
4aiianiE AiEcd herring were SCARCE
Aarkei prices Ear cannsd ash nAr~
tsssen far a+-suw what packers expects Sd
IL spiss- OF the faxr that nearly N
ksaas al canned products sspsrsazlr
ss.sfnaszs- are yset high IN price with M
Indications az a drsn while ess-ry SEA-
san tha szrziiRe rnarks~ fsszasnes de-
rnasaglEasi and often the Rrsce u n
esse 81 ssfSfines safwes arlcw Efse cast
If production. Tel Il ia said that the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

FTf-y GENTS u egelw -daIia- coE1-lis1lfstfi
"a ne fund stays sot Eu-k -Sig+-f here
IN August The other fry ees1Ts goes
1os me genera. goi] a. w7ne wera-.
The Augusta ,=4TnpAlE3 IS t,---slG
SLOWLY along C-stis,l1s-T-s are hArdl Il
awake "a the importance of the hume
selzrire dene aes-s. Augusta has nsyTEs.
yet fallen down 81 Il drive Of tAls
character and sle VIII auI ADMIT DE-
feat On This snR-
Today IL II y.i6cx x a1sa' sT.'eti xiii
ee subjected % 4 5n1n nararneslt whlca
should saE-v every rampant and plant
rhe Bed Cross -faG an every Building
Present tactics - outlined BY am
palgn Manager Ryan MAN for Enass
sTIaek IN 1ae s,ssrs business ses-tzesn.
The saniY wav "a escape Is "a aand rsae
squadron AZ lsAsr q dollar Some WON Z
zs.r cut IS easy as lha--
FRAN uBw anfzi Inc =ad 81 ne Re5
C,asss the Slogan VII ~ 'Evsz- Mem
Der se- {3ne Member
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
WATER STREET
Is RED CROSS
TO-DAY

+9aUl All The nations aT The civilized
world ale arganlEssl II some similar
pattern OF ezfficisnrv me American Red
Crags must stand ready. MOI only far
national Au1 f8r lnis,-na tstsnas reIleL
Tempest AMI Aoea. ear7huslakss and
IRE: accident and calamity :1arsly.4r
al these tal inTo the machinery OF life
throughout me world. the American
BED Cross haids itself reafiv 70 "a ana
minister in -he name Of humanity and
merry
T'AeTe IS Sill roam fe-srae Red z-~sz
-isTIizafaBn tedavr-sila szE.raa and llrrak-
els hanging N ne halaace uncertain
ot Is 1gtsle-
Augusta Cllaa1er e lae LEA Grass II
carrying on IL part -tf tAI1s graas war'i1
The sick ana distressed are renewing
help IA nes.Sy homes babies are ssssnG
gss7Hn oGTe ZeIat viii make FAR siurztr
man aad women. Er,eH-y-vv nsz7 the
Chapter Is supplying ae+eied sstvice
Tins work should Be continued. su1
unless d gues'e liberal f's.spa,lse Is raRde
the effectiveness Of r1le IeCs3 ctlapler
viii be greatly diminished Remember:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Ror EaRHffe 81 Nsdfrrd MasR. Is
aszsssng few eiHsss N rown.
M ard Mrs.. Fs--a Thompson If Sssr-
rsasegock PASSED Sunday as the
gsfesss % Ms- and Ms G : E5alrnes.
Miss -Alire Dudley was tae overnight
y-iest al Miss Arlene SIlEure m Snow
hogan. Tuesziay.
Z A. Pirer az gaekznan was 4 enxs-
.te-sss callers n town TueSdsy
Mr. and Ms Merle Tracy and sssarss-
te-, Mildred. zre passing few Gays an
suxn- -he gssesss sf friends and resa-
-srex
FaisEsaew Grange Will held rs regu-
lar session Saturday ~zseszinx al wsaIch
time the r.zErd ami fpur1h degrees viii
be Conferred an = csass a1 Candidates
.Saisn .. Robinson az Hrde psrk-
Mass. Is tine guest af Z E. G. 3-s
XazsE Mildred aarrsorsi iest epun
"Wednesday ra~4snr mr. s'eEfe sssach.
snss~ she viii ae esnpicvaG IN tine
ssffi1e of Or j Z. Axnes.
Mrs F--xak Titus aaa daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
DANCE
TONIGHT
At
Worth augusta Grange Han
Busit ov smiths Orchestra
Baked Bean supper
Nb|NE FOR RASHE
ND SKIN Trouble
5cZEHA yEros 70 II

uJa- --taT Distress and
'1fuulesl Ola sores.
5aals R1nEwarTns-
.,s aIli-svpI2C and DeA--
t--- -lE4-d D8- pnrs3c5xziS
u.' --e-s uffn a7pW from
D. sa.4ar sE Ia1el- families.
u@- oula+ asinples and
aHtl"s RAJ t-n ard isEfrl. thai
o.. av-lFe stIs aEta esnbEr-asss
felso ne 1E'-2-ssss vita
-r s-2H- spread and -
-7 2- s-s,nUwn medical aH-
-rEUs spread ever the
-f~ q prairie riIsA. pro
.fa
-r'-t -au cszl USE ur-
,tra Hnegiiy-zz practice
rs best farrn-
its < f---au agr1sealsAe
5- vIf-u sss 81 fss'-
$50 &C., aa- sfs.--s nEE elfssAr. aad
Ssain y -st.ss hes
eas
's uE 3 q fnr-ai~ r-ssne<sr
recommended 3sf
"e 9f ZaEH skin. &s2l1
sunGE &ad Bruises
+@d hv This triumph
f~fst ss-tss.ss fssr pe1u-
-ena arnEEsxf wall sup
49, Ar A-sp 4 m The
1trs.Af and family
- az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Retailer does MT TIL HrsCEz 20 any
CREST extent.
The 1ies- of paEsa-nsu fIuecs S4r FISH,
InE craft has oe+n aallea NJ or rnauT-
ed 81 neighparing cnVes 1or the winter
fishermen. w-sir owners and 5uaf-nea
VIII have little work Tur he iHas
nunfrls, although me very important
lr.nsfs.- assllnE season opened Ner- Is
IN Canadian WATERS and s,Srn+ haRIeneA
VIII ne On 3utv IN handle the cstctses-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Mor~ sl4zu zfsa@N words a-~ su,.
isianes n the s0-ssSSles L4fsfe ailf ~.alsh
VIII csssIle essfor~ me snurT session sx
Congress IL exsxalfies rsse Fsdfrzs ssn1-
ntes far the LASH - y,sAa,s and ~an-
sasns e s-e s-rrxons under - sites
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

ssEs-ss plans aF~ being nnte fnr rsss
senior hop ene Of the NEST sr1pnr1anf
az fasr social pvAats al Tany ExEh
sxsr sase year wsasessa VIII s- htad IN
taa. Assesntiv f1Rss fssiaar evening,
Npx. -. Al sasis tlnre esch EsHr Inans
snrsssssus-s of fsse azamni make d special
e.sfssz Ia. be present ara 4 If expecfs.std
this ass-aelen viii. Be nv trcep7eas'
paurzaS. frxsiss.stra VIII sse un hsna
sn farnissa music far the DANCING. and
= uUxx paszssxnx thine Is anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Twelve or > men from the plan7
of the Augusta Lumber Co lff- an 1ne
moon train Thu-sdav far Ilie scene az
the COMMANDS operations In t1s DtaRa
River region, Nt1t.s-- they VII Ne en-
nIpve-a fer Gns. wanler-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

II isn't TOO eArlE II he thinking
about a Christmas -1f- for the heilEe-
wife. The Thor washing machine
should DE IN every home Where time
ami labor Saving a. the rude Fac
taf-y representative is az fa7e Thufscts
Electric Co.. Il. IL G,ak sfFees ana
csrFiiAl inTt1azsen is extended 10 al
tp see TINS machine and learn rs
merits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

The Holy Grass Building F'ana
Campaign which has a week rs y-ln
5Efsr'e 1nal taDuiRxsun- .sre made. Is
practically assured af suuctsss. and
T9le 81 bbR 500 sought Ser -1ra new
ana other improvements
H3il be mare nan rssal iss.sl when ire
e:aznpaaEa closes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

The -aguia, meef2ng OF ManEsatss'fsr
grunge viii b.. held 5aIuTaRg EVEN
;nr. N<yr. Il. Al CLOCK a. 80 an
ig1,,sz-arsd l.-t.f-ir7. viii be g1ren ny
Aasvn 9 Pupe. health oTficer fnr hesa-
uener and Somerset counties. To when
the snssix is CORDIALLY iHV1teti.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

W : urunler. tire ve1es-an tHy CON
s411t1ar an the Winthrop Inc Of lhe
.sec-rar railroad lezz Thursday fnr 3
two weeks' raCazlen which ne wl1 pass
in -Ae hunting regions around Nj
Rirpsew in Somerset county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

ESafiesa Drawn nf tne Malcolm *
rs,-rr hardware slzsre has at-tsn obliged
~ tass. a sfaes1 rest fran ms dutRes
a~trw n, uainFnl INJURIES IN has iHIs
hand s-auzssi ar an infecis"n To "aae 81
the fingers n szTe nafays@ al siot'''-
poisoning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Traffr nm the TaEas line ef the
sGet.rsnc -zMsi Was t4sa ap 11r Few
hours TshurzssAv afternoon owing -
a s8tEfss breakdown en sne eff ne 1a-ze
ssrcw-paewH rust bey,ont Taas clEr-vH NJ
Gangs c1sSnsr- The nnssklar WIS 1si1s
a szlght affair ami rals ztHanREs WAS
repaired siursssg The s4ae.sssun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Blsi,en Louis s. Walsh Of Pors
land has been IN the city for the Eess
two aars and an interested sssecfafs'l
and listener a. the Legislative BUD
s-i committee hearings al tine Sia-a
s-agitoi. accompanied bv Rev Thorn
as +. AcL.xagaiin Of St Marv's. this
essw. Rsssasn Walsh returned on IRE
4.Bs r. Al, Express Thursday -
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Mass FeIen Tracy has resumed ner
dutses as teacne-. a. Eany H-ga school
af.ss, a SHIRT visit 70 her home IN
Lewiston. being called there ny IRE
illness nf her mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Nina hare returned % sarsr s,,c. 80
'ahosson ssFe~ beng fEae gzresVs ~ Mrs.
sHas arSstnes. Charles Ear4er
br- j. D. Asnes Of VESTS a>s~n MA.
a caller II sewn raessa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

M lanes Carer Of West tsarai-
ner was n -ae city Thlr.suaE GA 9As2-
ness matters Friends If Mrs CEz--ar
mere viii he glad m hear Of her recent
,,zyvrrs.r- from a SERIOUS Illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

George A Black Is suffering fl'ain
n4aoUpai sanlnE u his right hand.
e.suss..i by a wound fran a rusty nal
r,t-csivea wns1e al wsr'K-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
CatarrhCerms
move Out When Hyomei
Moves Ia

lsst - EsTuEnss is rnaas
9f eaEaa s-7aissS saA.Fs8
+ 5.s fgf-essA TT Inland
zs.t.-. vsrU5nt-a win etssHr
-,st5t.e
- q fsllts isIs Atmosphere
'' Eatl tiaIsan tsarseMrl
-, ~ - F~e.s.S r*lasf Ess-t-EfsH
ls-s Snf IN consequences
aFng--a sfSgi sfa..r iasse
a'tisf @ao9e &He 5aJsaxsfsa-zIzy
Il set.. s4-s.- -sa tkasa s&sYsG
''' sizing .s.frr..rt as ssssn
4 allA@S s'ssizas ssssA-ss s..
ssa ma 50 tsr-aEEissfss ss~A~-s-s
nse. s,ss.sfts-. If ssa-ssfsx.ss sss.
q snsals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Leslie Tuscinee af Eallewell has en-
tered the servire Of me A. DC h eien-
--sc railroad and IS Breathing in 1ar
conductor an tire lines OF the company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
SHOP NOTES

II Whether reu Need shit or over
ussE. NJ merely a aaIlar or a caiiRr
button the safe Tar GaEa g uen pt-
cent off al Became K trrss- - Water
II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Owing to 1ht storm W.ednesdRE the
ane-cen1 sale tsIaE has nroxan 50
popular al CoagnlinEs Will be t-on-
tlTueCi to-day and Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Painters assa al werk on the 11Tont
az the interior Of tilR Sunbeam bakery
making gens.rai improvement IN the
looks Of things tae.e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

aficI under Federal statutes he rnar ne
sGn3es.tsd 10 heavy ane br me col
as-s;cr of me pur- far tae alleges v4e-
laEanuk 81 fAe pllai Tz,les
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

ArIaur Sprague ct Farm ng-ton Is
visiting has s1-e1iler Roscue 81 ms
hume on Water stree1 IN this ciry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Friday, November 7e, 1s2n.


Augusta Entertainment Course
10y NiEar7 program al City hail
this srensng-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

ReEular- meeting of Augusta Typo
era an3rai 1nian. IA. 3s8i Carpenters
hail. 5.z5 r. NJ. Satzlrdav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Cards Of thanks obituary notices.. res
alui2ens of respxcr- elk viii ps
charged al the rate gf tan GENTS per
Line. No charge less than . cents.
Subscribers who fail IN re<.aI<e uhe
Journal promptly VIII confer a 1zEor
by notifying ras afficR lnTnsalately-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Imperial ledge degree n hsnor- wlli
EnesI TINS Friday afternoon al ~ ustis
Mrs. Clarence CrzEn-
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-19

- -
consumers, however, Il was felt that 4,
WAS not entirely n production proh.
lem. The consumer in the long run is
! the greatest loser.
y a 4 p,,,a,cx Farm p.,,rd
Rook a Farm, hrc,,,, Ro,I b,'
bocn pronarrd hv Tho American Ear,
Ihrcn, Ecderati,, co.onc,n,in, ni,b
Tho T. & Donay,mcn, ~ Agr;c,,t,,ro
THO b,ok bas hoon ,nnro,,eJ L,. ,hn
Internal Revenuo pona,,mont
| !, -. IL. a.. -. ~.
~. ' s y" Wy '.Ve aa
,t wa. Huo nav NeP'
80. ~ w. anu ''.',A. 'c,uIn.
| ~ -, ,nsn y, La, "." nv, "U'
po,,,us WV ~ '''"N's '"No''e '"N
"v.u'"s'
Membership Drive Going Fine
inc monroe county farm bureau
premiership uIlve IN the ilrst four
Gays mas doubled the membership.
MonuaI, IN spite OF ram ana muddy
roads, l'o farmers joined. Friday
morning incomplete reports showed
lha' over Nv 'almeis had joined with
Hood deal oi territory yet to he COW
crcu'
=, inc ieriN county ana Linn County
talm bureau membership drives
started thls week Lawrence county
Is planning a cleanup drive for the
second week ~ November.
Suc'cssiui ar IN Madison County.
inc annual Madison County Fair
wa. hcld IN ttcdciicktown, Mo, re-
SCcht'!, un"'r inc jurisdiction Of the
faim bureau \ great number 81 en-.
tilcs were made ~ all classes of agri.
cultural products. poultry, home ccO'
n"'u'S ahu I've ,tock' Onc oi the by
feature ol lne ar Wa' the sly Com
n'uh'lE buolhs when were built by
'h' SIN d'tlcrcnt communities. Each
SohWSt'' i"r the pilz" ct having the
best display "i garden. field and home
products.
inc roy ami Girls Club exhibit ri
pug poultry and corn was a good rep
,'svh'a'l"h 81 what u being done III
mN''son county along the line OF
pvE an" "lii' ,Iun WORK l'ib"ra
p''",s wcf" offered Two members OF
we i"ultiN ami FIG Clubs won prize.
Mhl'n glN's thym q free trip to Colum'
o's, FARMERS Week.
Inc Farm bureau Il much clatc,
over thc success oi this years fair u
mas set new motives before the farm
'rs' y" that they viii carry on tn,
WORK Oi the Farm bureau with renew
"d Vlgnf anu interest
National convention Of \. y. u. 4
W rrrmbrr.- he greatest gathering
oi agricultural leaders ever assembled
WIN meet ~ the annual convention oi
thc American Farm Bureau Federation
NJ Indianapolis, December u. :, 5.
inc keynote and central ilca Of IN,
convention II to ho the formulation uI
= national agricultural policy prcsi
u'h' toward has invited all agricul
tuIaI "aI'l. ni the county tu worn
WIN th' N r. ". r. IN formulating thi,
PoiicE
Sll Auckland neddcs, the British
} hmhaSsi'dor' VIII discuss international
, lI'lH'l"nnhlps WIN reference To nvricul
lu''' inc tentative program include
tn' name OF such prominent men rs
& T. T. Mclld"tl, secretary Of agricul
, 'u''i Nllllam kcdlleld, former scctc
vary "i commences Henry Wallace, eli
! ,nr OF Whllac"'S Farmer; Cliffor'
inorh'' transportation expert an'
"'n'i equally frc"Hhihed authorities.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-09-17
ST. LOUIS LIVE
STOCK MARKET

Stating the cattle market as steady
with week ago is not saying much
The ordinary grades of Gamers, fat
beef steers, fat butcher cattle, and
stockers and feeders are selling
readily enough, but the big bulk of
the receipts consisting of grass kill
ing cattle are too for Gamers and
not good enough for beef and it is
extremely difficult to interest buy
ers in this over supply. While sales
are being made steady, yet it re-
quires the. biggest part of the trading
day to negotiate a clearance of the
supply.
Beef steers $40 to $16.5O; year
ling butcher cattle Sc to $3.50;
beef cows $3.50 to $40; stockers
and feeders $3.50 to $40; stock cows
and heifers S. to $3.50; Gamers and
cutters $3.75 to 1925; beef bulls
81 to $3.50; sausage bulls SIS to
$3.50.
Hogs-TOday spectators paid
$3.50 to SITS for few cars of
prime hogs, a new high record for
the year, whereas yesterday the top
was $17.7O. TOday's top sales how
ever, should not be considered under
any circumstances having no bear
ing on the market which generally
averaged 10 per ent lower than yes
;erday's best time with the markets
practical top at $17.65.
Practical top is $17.65 with the
,ulk of the fat 100 to 22O pounds
It $3.50 to $3.50; 23O to go
pounds $16.5O to $1725; extra
lumber heavies $15.75 to $3.50.
tough packers $14 to $14.5O; Pigs
90 to $50 pounds $15.75 to SIT;
q to 12O pounds S14.5O to 1919;
lighter pigs $3.50 to $14.
Sheep-The condition of this trade |
'hows little change from the close of |
'he previous week. Market fairly
active at the prices.
Top lambs $12.75; good to choice
$ll'T6 to s12.75; medium $3.50 to
$ll; best culls Sc; skips SO to 81.
Fat sheep Sc; choppers and brick
$3.50 to S.; Gamers 81 to $3.50.