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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
S1eatererDffnune.
Grife 8prifellune i'm @ranb Sheater
nit Spannurg eripartet.

Die aller|eits nit Spannl1l1g eriparz
tete gr0l nuf1s bes neren Granb 5tce .
terS on ser n0rbliden MiI1nelotaltra6e
lit BON bem 8eitker Germ Sdlottn1e1r1l
alli lnorgen, gamstaa, cen 10. s. nlia
aneefekt mort EN-. llrlpriingfih mar IT.
abiidtiet norte1, bas abeater ldon
Dor lneIreren Boden 81 erDffne1, Der
Ins lnuBte iebod innler nteler altsez
fhotcn frerIell, neil Die {don Dor Wtoz
naten teItellten Site 1li6t rehfSetttg
eirltrefen. SER Sdlottnann lab ltd'
ldGeBIib eenOtist, ibon benntte Git
reiben IN Diinneapolis sll falfen, init
ser Abfi6t, fie 1pdter bnrd nelle ~ er=
ieten.
Nuf cer glogranlm itebt Iiir ben
eI1ten Nbenps ber befaIlnte Silmltern
Narn gidfOrb, bic in benz ainplpid
lntbg Gong EGGS. ibre Runit ;um Be
Zen oeEen nirb. Hdbeles III aus oer
au5eiee ii bieier Nun,rner on Bot
~ erifbeu ssI sssI
EssE5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
Nep lllm, Minnelota, 6retae oen 8 san,, 1919
435 Nad,l laHscriht gerbDre.

sSn leincn Sabresteriht an oie
gorntpfor1nliildre teilt 9ladlaBri6ter
@1n. s.. Matber bon 8ropn eountn
II. a. nit, naB e I'm 9aufe bes Sabres
1919 11iht ipeniser als 435 gelb5re
III gerbinollltaen NIT giadlaiienihaIten
abeebalten bot. gelnel, baB 173 neue
Na6lalienIdafte1l sueds Grleibgung Tim
1111terbreitet ulrben, l1lo baB Sl6.=
.925.9S on grbl6aft ftsitenern folleftiert
1pllrben. 5n % 6dIlen wuroe Illlsz
beoIrftigen Miiitern fiuansieae Inter
iittllkung oonl gol1l1tp s1tea lDmtterz
pe11iiplD, 1lnb her GadlabIidyter pDllz
spg 18 Trnuungen.
9er Sabresberiht bes 9iahiaBrihterS
iautet folsenternlaben: 3abl Ser Nnh=
lallenf9afts= =Gerb6re, 435; r1eue 9iah=
iailenIdaftell nnterbreitet, l73;; @eiites=
ge|t0rte nl1teriuht, 4; an Die itaatlihe
Anitalt fir ehipad diinnise Intermittent,
8; an rie Staatsanlta1t 81 Sauf eenter
iiberipieierL 2; 5runfIuhtsfdue ll11tr=
illht, /; Meitterpeniionen erlnubt, %;
1raulngen noll5osen, lS;; @rbl6afts=
iteuern folleftiert Coon 10 Madlailenz
+lhafte1D, $16,925.98; Sdlle I'M SUI
aerbae1tht, 8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
&ahlen nenen Mamen,

SIN Scr filrslid in 5leepn Gne abge
gebaltenen Sobresper}a1nmlurls Ser
Brppn eonntn Tar1ners Mlociation
tplrbe ctn}timlnis beidloli,n, miener
,lim olten 9lanen Ser Geret1liguns ,llz
riidsufebKen l,lo lid ipieeer Bromn
Golaltp Ereebers Anoeiatiou 81 ne11ncn.
Sc ipu1fe aud, teldloiler, ii9 aus
ihlieBlih Set s3udt bon 2ebenspieh 81
ipiomen uno bie Giebsltht inl 8ro,pn
Gountn auf eile b0bere S1llfe III b,insen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
Nidgter Glen crnennt.

Gidter s. M. Slien 1T, ,Die poraus=
sl1leGen Der, i.iefer 5age BON @ouber=
.near 8urnqni1t gum 9lidter fit fen
nennfen Geribtsbe;irf e1narn1t sporsen.
9ihter elngue bat befnnrltlih relig=
Hiert, Inn iid ii Gel fonfnenfen Wabl
I'M ben RDngreBfis les ;peifen Diin=
neiotaer 8esirfS 81 beiperbe1. il
Relisnntion oes Nidters glngue triti
an 5ebrun ii araf IL an.
ndlteI bes 8esirfs bntten E ff1r Ste q.
ueuH.n.s nes RRttdtrs GlIen ausges
lproatn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
$l63,432.9S
4s2ss
9nseeia,nt

@ie bereits ieit einieen Sabreit b.
fonuten bic 9ileftore1. auh ieht Blfber
etne balbjdbrIibe Dtpibeube BOZ. 3 Bro
gent erfldren. 0ies gei6ab in ber nm
letten freitag abgebaltenen 9isl1ng.
Die 3unabn1e ber q Nftieninbaber 1T
aus ber iolee1lben 3ulamn1erItenrns su
erieben. geit ben1 |. Suit ip,,rben
BIT lalfen,e Nftiel1, lS8 Darlebensz
attien ll1lo "a Nnteilidei1se alf ei11sez
3ablte Nftien ausgeidrieben, lpogeseu
nur NnteilI6sine bon laufe11een Nftiell,
122 gnteill6eine BON Oarleben, 1o,pie
sc roll eine eesablte Nftien alfse5obeu
purbe. Sic Nnteili6eine on laufenben
Nftien baben olio ieit bern /. Suit ei11e
3llnabrne bon 122 erfabre11, bie ser
9arleben bon &c l1rb Die ser ei11gesabtz
ten Iftien bon 8.
@egriinoet 1896.
Die Stem Him Carvings ano 9oan
NlIDeiaticn ipllrte am u. W1dr, 1896
inforporiert u1lo begarn ibre 5dtigfeit
UNI 2. ,Npril oeS eleiden 9abres. @ia
trat Die Grbfdaft Ger Seem n1m 8nilb-
ing a1b 2oan N1ieeiation on, Die a11
q. Bebruar 1888 gegriinbet fporben
NOR. ie Serren S. s. 8efr1fe, @m,
HfGenter 9r., @rr1it 8t6ersfi, Socob
&leBner ST., $50. @itner u1lb Albert
5teinbnuier, lie feute ned benl 1irefz
torenrat angeb6ren, baifen ben 8erein
gil lben.
5eit ber @rii1buns but Der Bauperz
ein 479 9arle. Ell ausgege1er, bie eine
@elamt1unln1e BON S487 900 raritenen.
Das heil1fte Inrleben betruJ $lOo l11lh
bas b6b1fe $l5, 800.
@eidihte beg gereins.
Die @liinbr11s Ser Stem Tim 8nilo-
ing arlb goan NilciiatiDn I'M Sobre
1883 erfelgte bauptiddlsh ant 8etrei=
ben bes oamaligen Giier1babnltatio11s=
aserfen 6. B. $. 5eioen1an. 9err
5eibenan bate gu ieinenl Nerser uao
2eibneieH Der11on1n1eH, ipie NgenteH
elmer natipnalen Balge efenf6dt nus
Mnneapolis unter cen BeuDb1lerH Sem
ulms inter Goripie eeela,ne Tdliher 9atz
laden Nftieu 81 Derfanien fn9ten. st
:rief eirise aneeie eiebenes Barser suInulz
|lHel Inb man beidlok, ben geIlnunfen
rein - erIlunoell Die llHter;eidner
III a crperisM q fllnbe nareE 6.
8eiAe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
Grfol9reitf)e 8eriooe
fiir oell 8auDerein
Stem lllm Sapings a1,b 2Dan aiiD=
ciatiDn bat pielen NnidIlisen 5n
einem cisenen .6ei1n perbDlfen-
Darlebcn erreihen bic Snmme nDa
S4S7 900. 8erbnppclung oes.
9apitals in &pridlas gebrad)t.

sSn Ser ssSabresper{ain1lll1ln Der 9aep
Him Snpi11gs a1lb 2Dan allpeiatiou
Baui ereiH), Sic seltern abeHo tn5ber
|sefretdrsoiiiee nbgebniten ,pllrbe fa'H
aud bic grase su AAbltin1n1ln1g, Dbseas
Rapital bes 8erTillB pnn O0,DOOsald
|$l, 900, 900 erbobt iperben 1oll. 3a
mir bereits an1 Dp11ners stasna6n1tttog
CUR Brelle gi1sen, mar bus Relnltat Der
Abitilnmung nod nidt befar11t, Inn es
III bieler 9funn1er gu per0ffentlihen,
Ser 8eriht bes SefretdrS ISM. gfaens
ser ssr., Ser ser 8erla1nn.lun9 porla3,
!,peilt cine sanse Reibe i1rterellanter
9ateIl a1lf. T..
Oeeenlpdrtig bat Der Serein i'm gam
gen 1917 Aftten ausiteben, Die iid anI
Sic orei Nrten ipie folet perteilen: 1855
lal1fcnbe Nftien, 1864 9arlebensaftten
llnb 35S bon eingesablte Nftien. Inter
| Der segenmdrtisen Rapitaliiierllna bee
9sereinS la(]en 1id aflo mn nod 23
lpeiterc Nftie,1 auSHellen. GS 1T babr
| beinab 10 gut ipie liher, bab iiir eire
8er1nebrllng reS 9apitals gelttn1n1t
uurbc. 9sier Direftoren oes 8eret1ts,
bere11 3eit IN oielel,1 Sabre abselal1en
lpar, m bten alli Ger SSabresDeri ian1n1z
lung ebe1lfall5 selpdblt meroen.
81. Sin s Monaten-
/ 5tit Sc lkt II gerl nnlung IN,
Sui, tabell id, Die Ginnabmeo NIT @iHz
| l6lub eiates Ralienbelta1lbeS bon Sill
IO54.N a1lf s6 ,532.9s lelaufen.
|$l9,sS2.eO hapon entfallen lui Die
Ginablu1,sen allf lallferle aftien unb
| l,674.O8 anf 9arleben. Gem Sc
lridt bes g fretdr 1T altd bic fofgenef-
I ! Eebeae eatnomnle11:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
ienlusanfaabnle
1T nod ill1 Ga1lge
Grfpla Ser 8plfs5dhlnna hdngt gum
arDren Seile pDa Der Wsitarbeit Der
BepDlferlus ab. ssraeen beg 3dhl
bDaens jinb leiht npn ieben1 81 be-
antinDrten. 8ciDnbere 6ragen fiir
esnbaber BPM 5arnlen,

Nm 2. syGnuar bat bier IN JfelD tl1l1
wie in allen iibrigen 5eile1 Der 8ereinigz
ten Staaten bie s3enlllsaufuabnle Der
Bepol erung ibren Anfang ge11o1nmen,
Sc 1T oie a. sebnidbriee 8olfssdbiung,
bic ben 8unbes}abu11seH senldB Dorgez
1,o1n1l1en iueroen n1nB. SIN benz sfDei=
ten ;3cn}llsbesirf BON Mun1elpta nirb
Die l3dbfarbeit bon @err1 Itrefto1
George g. @urlep aus Ripeitone ee=
leitet. 9ie l1nter tim, arbeitenben Sab
ler lpereen in ieoenl 9urle in Der gtab1
u11o anf Dem 2al1be porlpreden 1lno Der
Be,pob1er,1 cine Heibe Trngen snr Be=
antmortnne porieee,1. Die 3dhlar=
belt in Der Staht tuirb ettpa stDei
MDhen unb Die alf Dem Qa1lbe ettpt
bier @onen in Nniprud nebn1er.
1ie 6rasen, Sic ,jeber IN ben Ser
ei11igtel1 Staaten befinofiden Herlor
sur Beantiportltng poreelegt perben
*be3iehen Iid allf Die folgenben Dinae:
Die IrageH.
6'eldleht.
5arbe unb Ho1{e.
Sitter ana letten @ebnrtStag.
Ob alleinItebel1e, ocrIeiratet, per,pit=
iuet ODER gelhteben.
G'ebuIt8ort Ser ss;dblteu Eerlon, 10.
ME @eurtsort bes @aterS unb bel
0hltter, nobel, lpe1tn auber aa1lbes &C.
boren, Der Nanle bes ire1noen 9a1lbeS
nebit Der betreFenhen Troutn; a11sn:
eeben lit.
Nnsabe Ser 8cl6aftigllng, nobel bus
5nnbperf ober Ser 8rofellio1tstanb
iotpie Die betrefferbe Snbn}irie 81 nen:
aen 1T.
Sb nod in Ser Shule.
Sb ielez l1ao ldreibfdbis; Db Sc, eng:
liiden Sprahe 1nddtie.
Gb pallsbeiiter ooer Mieter, u,1D
nenn Gieeutiimer, Of bas 6aus nol
abbesabit lit.
Jre1nbldnliib sebore11e 8erloller
1l1iilien bas sSabr ibrer Giutpauoer1ne
an9eben unb Iaeen, Oh lie eiusebiirger1
mlrher1.
6raeen fit darmer.
1ie Bar1ner 9ieip nln,s tperoen ebe11=
falls BON ben S3dblern einseln arfse1nd1
iperben. Gle an iie gei1ellten Grager
tesieben iid alf Sen @ert u1to bit
gr0Be Der Tarm; Oh man Die SarIn be-
likt, aen,ietet ODER gepadtet bat; mit
biel Sic Dlalhi11eu uip. tuert ii11b; nit
Diel I'M Sabre 1919 auf her Garm ee=
sogeu muroe, lltp.
Serr 9urtep erfldrt in einem Rnno=
i9reiben Oil bie Brel}e, haB eS bic Bfid1
eines iehen Birgers unb Nihtbirgerl
1T, oen s3dblern bci ibrer Nrbeit bebilfz
lih sn leiu. Sine forrefte 53dbluug If
aud i'm Snterelle Der &on1munitdt se=
lesen, barum iollte ieber fi6 ber1iiber
ale Sragen nod beitem getDiNen uni
R0I1len ;n bea11tiporten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09
sscueriuebrbaa erfDfsreid,.

Niebr als 200 Eerfonen mobntcn
bcm idbrlihen Jeuel nebrbaI bel, lpel1el
am Snlpelterabeno in Der Iurnballe
babier oeranItaftet nnrbe. Seloneers
nare11 bie jineeren 9eute re6t sablreid
pertreten. SIM 1llrr1aal fpllroe eth
feineS G1en lerpiert ll1lo 5u N1itterna9t
,purben Nc1iabrs= =glndpiini1e se=
medielt. Nne 8eteilisten ihie1len lid
f6itlih su an1iifiere11.
9lbo,11lirt o,,f oie .,Ne1p llIm Noft. "
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09

stbon,lirt auf Ole .sae1p lllm 9oit. "
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09

Sas s. auptquartier Ter 9ipnpartiian
sisa beifirnrnt sag fir Die Ser=
ian,mlunsen in ben Hre5inften.
Sieg IN Ben ndhfen Staats= uno
9pnt reRaus 5leu fir Die A1lias5
Der ssarnter nno Mrbeiter pDraus=
ausseiagt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-09

! 5r1 ,pergansel1en Sabre it III Der
/ Staot SEEM Him ipiebe1 tiibtig gebnnt
porben. @egen oie heiben 8oriabrs
lneiit Die 8alltatigfeit cine fturfe 3ll=
a1abme auf. SIN gal1sen betrusen Sic
4oiten fin Neubauten 1rElb loa1itise Ser
teiierunsen 1Hebr als eil,e balbe Nfillion
] IDlla1s. 5eit rem yuble 1914, in
fen1 fir 8alten Die Sun1ne BON
l$729, 1897 peraussabt ,purben, mar Ell,
| 10 bober 8etras MID n.ebr erreiht nor
ben. SIM Sabre 1916 ,purben fii,
biele Nrbeiten $475,6l3 perausgabt,
| i1nS Sabre 1915 1poren-es 1925, ,O5l, in,
Sabre 1918 $267, 152 unb I'M Sabre
1917 nur S244, 500. Iieie 3able11
oeben natiirlid, mn eine anndberube
5bdturlg ber Nusgaben .pieoer. Sc 1T
1ilnn elih, cine eenaue Sumn1e ansu=
eeEen. gle Sll111r1e 1purbe I'M ietten
Satire 1ii9t lpeni1 bob,lr1 erh0ht, bak
bie Soften oon Waterial n,lb Orb it's
| frt ften 6etrddflih III 81 8 hefe unsen
| Ii1b eeeeniiber ben beiSen 8oria rem
8leihseitia nl0gen bieie bob n Soften
anb nit bo5u Ieigetsa. Ell + ben, baB
nidt nod l11e5r eebaa,t nurse i'm qaufe
BEG SaEres.
| Stabti de IerbeHsrunae
GIN Der Spite ser ltdbtiIaen lt1iss.
nrtpaten Serbe5I Ierune en- dlif Gem &c
biete bes Baumeisns ltono i'm lettsn
Satire ba neue 5tabtc cebdlibe nit ben1
Ann + fir Die Ieuernebr. s75, GOO
BON Sen Soften fir Sen 8an ii1lb in bas
Buhget fiji 1919 irlgcltellt mors en-.
Ser Reit Ser Ban1nrun1e e,ltFiel tereits
auf bas :Sabr 1918. Ser 8au foitete
I'M eansen s123, 900. 5o11itise ltlbtii=
fde @erbeHerune Ell bede1l fid NIT FEN
sespoGnlide11 5traBenarbsite1l bon bez
nell in jeeem Sabre ein ell ausgeIiiIrt
irirb. 90 mn1be1 Sic 6ii.Uie 5iib=|
gtraBe BON bsr ranflinz bis a1l sic.
gsSelbingtonit.a' {, tie S 5anflinitraBe5
bon Ger @.nterz biS on Bic 6unfte giiD=f
ltraBe, ulb lie 6rortitrsbe BON Ser
Center bis an lie 5edite gierblnoBe
11ibelIiert, tefieIf nno nit @rasltreife.1
iosefa1fI. 3ie Sun, te 5.loitrnse ipurz
Sc BON Der s5ranflinz bis an Sic Ba11z
.iingto aifrafe Ra1o sie 6rallflinitraBe BON
Der Griten asoro ifrabe Bis CIT oie 6lnfTteI
5abihaBe erDi Iie1, cine senlertene Gin
failnng nit Iinnltein. Bailerr6bren
iDlsr6en an Ter 6initea gnoitraBe BOT.
Der 6ranflinz bis en Tie 8nlbingtonz
ifrabe ,l1lo on Der Granflii nitraBe bon
Der Griten Norsitrabe bis an bie 5lnIteI
SilbItrabe gelest. AbHuBrobre ,pur=;
ben gele9t an eilen 5eile Der ll6rblihen
5fatefnaBe IN Der 99lldbe Scr Sriebensz
fiirh SIM gan;eH betrngen 6ie aus.)
Insen Set 5tnbt mt oieic gserbelI[ernl,usa
gen bic 5unsue BON 5 Sf7 81 ,uob,ldy|
bic Geinutiun11ne liir 8dutfn unb ers
Kostfies,tHe aIi be- 8. Ge
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-18
PHILIPPINE COMMERCE MORE
THAN DOUBLES IN 5 YEARS

The total foreign commerce OF th,
Philippines Including both imports
and EXPORTS more than doubled nt
value bon the fi,o Years ending nppom
hrr T. 1919 according 20 the April
number ~ Commerce Monthly pub.
lishcd bog thc National Bank OF Com.
mcrce in New York Tho figures Nar,
s9127N.2S7 200 t1li as comulr,d Wlu
Ntal zoe s1N lt thr cl0sr of lHai Year
THE great Increase Boa mouoN vuiu,
eft exports however tho bank si,s
"W1s chiefly dine to Increased pricp.
rather cham Co increased quantities.
tn" United Stato4 occupies domi
ntut poWtion iu connection witt
Iulippuuo trade Commerce Mouthit
states i-aHf N,lr moro than three.
niths of 40, imports into tho lsmud.
wore nom this country whirh llt
lhsurhed about enc half of th, tntl
NHluc OF Philippine export. NO.,
principal oNrurts inciud, hemp. cocoa
nui OH copra SUGAR ana cigars Th,
principal imports urr automobiles. cc
mont cpni cotton and cotton manu-
mrtrr Is. wheat tour rice roudrnsr,
mllk fresh heef from and atocl ma
chinorN. illuminating ol leather plpo
lu1 wood
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-18

cm plenty They pledged 10 statt,r 4.
n'vN ot Ms after his monickcr on th,
ballot until % looked like love lott,r
Sow Then fel'n citizens-how au
thcN gonna work 10 nuW9
Can't see anything for them 90 DO az
coni treaia guy 90 dish Of SATAN
sausage or fill his pocket with peanut.
ui maybe buy him e haircut BUT thor
again. ihcy might have something uf
thDtr sleeves besides elbows
Well folla citizens y'know. eroal
aches from lutte COINS grow
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-18
Gents, This Is the
Dawn of aNewErai'
nn oons Ahern.

Fella citiz"ns Having boon o. cindor
out 81 the political cye siuc" 10 ban
players batting average depended uu
the size ~ hlH musttcho. ! am gonna
nun romrbHcN ON the present bundle
ot political knots weighing In at 1856
chinside.
crank uu again heres how / ALWAYS
refer tn tuupucfgis frum tho classics
whom ! want to add weight 600 my afTu-
montH ilk" the butchers wrist ou the
scales
y Can't % az
There's o. couple Old time chirus that
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20

S-room, 2-story frame house, on lot
50x150 and located in a territory where
ground value is easily 800 foot and
would cost more to build the house than
we are asking for the entire property
Price $780, $1,000 cash. $50 per month,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
FOR SALE.
FEED, SEED AND GRAIN.
Baby Chick Feeds
Fresh Goods, Any
Quantity

Cassell's Chick Mama,
3 lbs. 45e, 5 lbs. ....,......SA 10
Pratt's Baby Chick Feed,
boxes 30c and .......,.......... so
Conkey's Starting Food.
lbs, 50c, rs lbs. ................ zoo
Blatchford's Milk Mash,
lbs, 40c, rs lbs. ...........,.,. zoo
Ful-o-Pep Baby Chick,
5 lbs, zoe, rs lbs. .....,......... 1.20
Ful-o-Pep Growing Mash,
lbs, 25c, 25 lis. ............... LOU
Globe Buttermilk Chick Mash,
lbs, 25c. rs lbs. ............... LOO
Cham Perfect Chick,
lbs, 40c, rs lbs. ................ LEO
Chick Fountains .................. 10
Chick Feeding Hoppers ............ 20
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20

Same as first above described house,
and same conditions obtain as above
Price &C. 500; 1000 cash, $50 per month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
Cbe aEns Sctrattar
Classified Section
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
LANps lie FARMs.
A Bargain Walkout
Stock Farm

1850 acres, 10 miles from jackson.
Miss, and two and "A half miles from
nice town OF 1000 All open and in
cultivation ana pasture except about
$50 acres Ever running creek through
place, affording an abundance OF good.
clear water for stock, a No | good resi-
dcnCe, built Of the very best lumber;
two large barns two silos, l60 tons
EACH entire place fenced and cross
fenced with four TO nine strands barbed
wire, four good tenant houses. Whole
place is practically level; will make a
bale Of cotton and 40 TO 60 bushels Of
corn per acre sixty head OF cattle. 5
mares, mule colts head Of work
mules, quite bunch Of hogs, all farm
implements, including such as mowers.
Iakes, hay loader, hay carrier, two-row
corn planters. cat binders riding cuti-
VatorS, turning pows, section haFrows.
side harrows, wagons, harness and all
tools and implements needed on a first
class stock farm, 100 tons hays, 100 tons
enslage. a lot Of corn and other food
stuffs. Price only $3.50 per acre, for
short time only
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
CITY PROPERTY.
Some Real Bargains,
Well Located
Modern S-room, two story, on Union
avenue newly painted and decorated,
good heating plant lot 64K220 feet, ga
rage for two cars, servants house, N,-
GOO, terms,
NJ. 4959-W
one Of the best built homes In Mem
nhis, hardwood floors hot water heat,
beautiful electric fixtures, two beaut-
full bathrooms, II rooms on one OF the
best car lines In Memphis, walking dis
lance Of Central high school beautiful
sha ~ lot, 7!NlS5 deep, concrete drive,
garage for three cars, price $4,000,
terms; worth louble.
NJ. 4959-W
Well-bult, modern duplex apartment
five rooms and bath each, In Al con-
dition; good heating plant also CRATES;
bea ltiful electric fixtures, best lead
plumbing, near good school. on nice
terri ICed lot; II sold In the next few
days will take $1,000; good cash pay
ment This Is a real bargain.
M. 4959-W
Eight-room house in excellent repair,
on paved street. block Of Poplar car
line; newly painted and papered; lights
bath and gas, 5000; on terms. Can
you beat Il?
M. 4959-W
Modern all-brck and slate roof. on
Carr avenue hardwood floors through
cut, hardwood trim downstairs and old
ivory upstairs; Il has four bedrooms
and sleeping porch, ceiled attic, base
mCnt under entire house. large concrete
| front and side porch, concrete drive,
servants house and garage; lot IS faol
| front In walking distance OF Bruce and
High schools, $4,000; terms, Immediate
possession.
M. 4959-W
Why pay $500 to $1,000 for a six
| room bungalow, when you can get a
modern two-story with three large bed g.
| rooms, large closets ard bath, good
heating plant, on nice finished street,
| one block Of car line, two blocks OF
good school? 5000 II sold in the next
few days. If you don't see what you
want call me up, | have several more,
M. 4959-W
Nine room, two-story, on Madison
| just east OF Crosstown, newly painted
and decorated concrete drive, servants
house and garage, walking distance Of
| Central high school, immediate posses
sion, $1,000; terms,
j. r. Flowers
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
M. 4959-W
M. 4959-W
M. 4950-W

Nine-room, two-story, on Madison,
just east OF Crosstown, newly painted
and decorated, concrete drive, servants
house and garage, walking distance Of
Central high school, immediate posses
sion, $1,000; terms,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
Ebr 1akus aFfpstfar
Classified Section
For SALE.

FEED, SEED AND GRAIN.
CRIMSON clover seed. from Franklin
eounty's finest fields, No limit to de-
mand for seed or to value OF Crimson
for winter forage or as soil builder.
Write US for price.
CUMBERLAND NURSERIES,
Winchester, Tenn.
PLANT your shrubs and trees in the
early spring for best results. Fruit
trees, vines, evergreens, shrubs, roses
and pecan trees. Phone now. Southern
Nursery Co, 1907 Faxon. Hem. 1911.
FOR SALE-Cowpeas, soy and velvet
beans, seed corn and cane seed. Write
for prices. w Wadd Buntin, seed
grower, Starkville. Miss.
STRAWBERRY plants for sale. Mixed
varieties. Wholesale lots. B. r. Miller.
Bartlett. Tenn.
HAY, grain, field and garden seed.
L. A. THORNTON 4 CO.
ITO S. Front St.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
Some Real Bargains,
Well Located

Modern S-room, two-st0ry, on Union
avenue, newly painted and decorated,
good heating plant, lot 64K220 feet; ga
800. terms
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
SAG ADAMS AVE.
MADISON AVE, CLOSE IN.

S-room, 2-story frame, furnace heated
| residence. Lot 35x14S to an alley, Price
, IS, 500; 81 900 cash, $50 per month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
$50 S. COOPER ST.

Groom cottage, newly painted and in
| first-class condition. Well located and
we'll worth the money, Price $4,000;
, $3.50 cash and $40 per month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-20
NJ 4Qh0-W
NJ. 4959-W
NJ. 4959-W

Eight-room house in excellent repair,
on paved street. block OF Poplar car
line; newly painted and papered; lights
YOU beat ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-13
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Hackley and
Hugh I'll. Hackley of Greenfield visited
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen e. Stockwell left
yesterday by automobile for a weeks
visit in Syracuse, n. Y.
John Kennedy, who was seriously in
jured by being hit with a base ball and
was taken to the hospital with concus-
sion of the brain, is out again.
Louis Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
L. Greene, who had been visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Annie Greene, has re-
turned to his home in Worcester.
Mrs. Helen F.. Brick of Pawtucket, R.
l., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Day of Williston street. Mrs. Helen
Marvin of Bernardston is also a guest
there.
Miss Alice Leonard resumed work to-
day IN Huntress- Adams's store after a
vacation of three weeks which she and
her mother spent at York beach and
Conimicut.
Miss Ruth B. Bigelow returned Satur-
day from st. Johnsbury, where she was
one of the bridesmaids at the wedding
of Robert X. Thistle and Miss Helen l..
Steele Thursday.
Miss Margaret King of the Holstein-
Friesian association office force began
this week a vacation of three weeks.
She went Saturday to her home i'll
Ashuelot to spend a part of the time.
Miss Clara Adams, who had been on a
vacation of two weeks, during which size
spent a part of the time at her home in
Charlestown, N. H., returned this morn
ing to her work in the Brooks House
pharmacy.
Mrs. Elmer Davis, who had been visit
ing here a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Boorn, returned Satur-
day to her home in New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Davis was here over the holiday, re-
turning to New Haven Wednesday.