davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-14
No Chance In Raw Sugars

New York. Sept. 1.-THE raw sugar
changed The only sale reported on
Monday was a lot OF 1000 bags Of Cubas
in port, at 9&c, cost and freight, to a
local refiner The local refined market
is unchanged. The American and the
Importations of raws on Monday in
cluded 6o,s56 mats Philippines to the
American Sugar Refining Co. !; 1850
bags Argentines and 1000 bags Perus to
the National Sugar Refining Co. 1000
bags Cubas to the Federal Sugar Re-
fining Co.. 14,500 bags Argentines to
the National Sugar Refining Co., and
$4,000 bags Javas consigned to the trade.
BAR SILVER
Bar silver was Md higher in London
today at 60Ad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-14

Peoria q Il In
| 2. GIN
IPere Marat IS
| S..... 81
Phil County cv
| 3d.. 80
| 1..... SO "a
Reading Ry ~
| b..,.. S0h
lReading Co J
| Ctl Col As
| 2..... SO
| 3d.. SO
Republic Cuba
5s Of '04
| 4..... S5 Il
Republic Iron
| & Steel 5s
| 3d.. SO
IRio Grand &
| W'n cit As
| 1..... 54%
| 2..... 81 u
| &c.. % u
Rock Isln' d A
| & l. ANS
| 2..... 87
| t..... o. u
lSt l. In Mt &
S'n Ry 4s
| 2..... 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-14

Hthttihhht At
public IS
1..... 90
Armour a Co
r Est ANS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-14
Western Money Conditions

As the time approaches for the crop
movement all eyes are turned toward
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Ne.e York Bonds


tsALEs IN $4,000
From Opening Until $500 -. m. tN. Y. Time)
A Ariz'a 4hsDen q n q 5s II r
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FOLLOW AMERICAN METHODS.

Chicago, Dec. 11.-American agrt.
cultural methods, particularly co-op-
erattve marketing methods, will fur
nish much Of the basis on which thu
Czechoaiovak republic will build its
agrarian policy, according to itwoHrep-i;,
r~esentatives who have just completed
a visit to Chicago. While here fhe4rep-
r~esentatives conferred with farmers
organizations and visited the -4nternh.-
tional Live Stock Show and theaaF1ay
and Grain show.
John Loebel; an Agricultural expert
of the C~Eechoslovak department Of
United States securing infotzA9ttbs1sEaE
five months he has ,beenE#Int ,thew mid--
die west, following his arrival tn.ss
America from consular service in ST.
IBERIA. He. has visited the Universities
of Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Nebraska
Minnesota and Iowa and also sspent
some time at Cornell. sF
The first six months ofgncxt yeaH&
will be spent at Washington, where NJ.
Loebel expects to obtain much valn-
able information. from the department
of agriculture. Y,
1.-THE United States, even in war
time, made remarkable progress In
agriculture" M. Loebel said. I'VE are
anxious to know how his country or
ganizes its agriculture so quickly and
so efficiently. Your business methods
are wonderful. Here you make money
lin Europe they raise crops only to
feed their families" -ss.3
With NJ. Loebel is Prof. Nicolas !.
iMakaron of the Moscow and Co.o6Sr1s
ton Institute Of Russia. 500 --sa
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Cornstalk disease kills a large num-
Der Of cattle every fall. Various kinds
Of treatment have been tried without
material results. Tho only absolute
preventive is to keep the cattle out Of
the cornstalks.
OF this disease. Some claim
and that the germ 10 identical with
the hemorrhagic s~epticemia germ.
Later research attempts to show that
the disease is not infectious. but due
to q poison potassium nitradte) in
the stalks
ss The disease acts very quickly and
the material dies very suddenly; Post
nyortcm examination reveals q large
number of ~hemorrhages In the inter-
nal organs. II cattle are overly hun
cry when turned into the lks
they become affected quicker.
Many farmers have reported results
from Yeeding the animals hay every
morning before turning them into the
stalks. When the stalks are cut and
hauled In they do not AFFECT the cattle.
"A ve~terinaSian should be called when
the daseasei ID suapicioned. ~ itsis Sdifx
fcllt 70 tell the d~iference betsveen
this disease and nome other diseases
that are CONTAGIOUS. HensorrhAgic
septicmeia biackleg and anthraxars
similar. N
Mound Butsding Ants.
The Misunderstanding prairie ant
which hasscausadsa ~ much d1ghagsan
shewsAssas statss9cAM6s sacdSSSf1SiS
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4, County OF Grand FOYk1.Yt3) .f.a2rtsss.
In County Court. y,
In the matter OF the estate OF Lars
Nordby, deceased:
On reading n Ming tho petition Of
Albert H. Hanson, administrator Of the
estate Of Lars o. Nordby. deceased,
representing among other things, that he
has fully administered said. estate,and
praying. that q time n place be liked
for examining and allowing the accounts
of his administration, and for the as
siEnment of the residue Of slid estate %
heirs: 80 HE,3
1t is ordered, that said recount be ~
amined, and petition heard. by the Judgs
of this Court ON Tuesday. the 4th day of
January, A. D. 1891, at. 10 o'clock AN
At Grand Forks in said County. II
And 1t is further ordered, that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested.
by publishing a copy Of this order or q
citation for four successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Grand
Forks Herald. a daily newspaper. printed
and published at Grand Forks In said
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D., this srd
day ofiDecember, "A. D.. 1890
. By the Court. ~
L. X. HASSELL,
Judge of County Court
VAULE & MURPHY, III ~ f5ss
Attys. for Administrator,
apec. /. IL. Is and .4.,a
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NOTICE 70 o11DrxoDo.'
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA

County of Grand Forks. 6fs$3
In County Court.
In the matter Of h estate OF Paul ~
Bry, deceased: gsta34
son. ecuto Of the estate Of Paul r.
Bry. deceased. to the creditors OF, and al
persons having claims against said d.;
ssasea 1on ue Risse to me the'n a., T't 4. f e 1SsSse-
son, executor. at Northwood, North d.
kota within six months after tho hr1tt
publication Of this notice. w ~ ssgt3s5s
Dated December 3rd.. A. d. 1870. IA
A. s. ELL1NGSOy
y, Executor Of the estate ol
W. B. ARNOLD, igaS
Attorney for Executor,
Eorthwood, n. d.
First publication December Eth, 193&.
(Dec.4. 11nl8 ana 24.)
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TO ENTERTAIN DEIDGA1vEs

Mexico City, Nov. 26.-(Mail,)-
Elaborate plans are already under way
here for the entertainment OF the
delegates to the congress of Latin
American working men which is. to be
held In Mexico City for week be-
ginning January IL. Indications are
that several hundred visitors will be
here with all the Central American
republics represented and several from
South America. The American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor will also send a dele
cation, it is understood.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
norxou 10 0nnDrixo1is.
STATE OF NORTH|DAKoTA, s).s

County OF Grand Forks.
In County Court: A5s
In the matter OF the estate of Betay3
~Esf aSponhefm, deceased :3 .aa
Notice IS hereby given ~ G. II.
Stavens. executor OF the estate OF Betsy
Sponheirn. deceased. TO the creditors /.
said deceased. to present them. wishstHs
necessary vouchers, to thesgsaafd 9Th.
Stavens at Hatton. NorthL1Dakota Within
four months after the hrst publicafions
Of this notice. 39S. .gs3 15ss5
Dated December S. 1920. 49,
g. III. STAvENS,
Executor OF the last Will and
testament OF Betsy S~ponhsiin.s5
deceased. stsfsl& ~
O.CONNOR e JOHNSON, ~ ss
Attorneys for Executor,
Grand Forks, N. D. No
First publication December 4th,s 1874.
s(Dec. A. II, 10 and. 4.le@F'sasss sas
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ELl-EH - TN$nI I- .HEM N-I . = A AN n -
The report Of john Mcmahon, super.
.intendent Of the County Hospital and
Poor Farm at Arville, showing 40 in
mates cared for during the month OF
November, 1920, at an average cost each
per week of S4.25 and also showing
90 received by the superintendent for
care and burial Of an inmate n $50. 90
received for sale of hogs. all Of which
and duly receipted for.
The report OF c. c. Stewart of services
rendered and fees collected during h
month Of November, 1920, was on motion
approved by the Board. t.
!. On motion the renewal Of the BON of
the. H. Bendeke Co. as Abstracters Of
Title. in the sun of $4,000. 90, furnished
by the Northwestern Trust Company an
surety an running for a term Of i've
years from the 18th day Of November.
1920. was approved by the Board. IN,
The following bridge petitions were on
motion referred to the Bridge Commit
tee: ~ q
Brsnna Township: One bridge across
.cou]ee between sections Fl and % in aid
township, at a point 40 OIL 50 rods south
Of the section line running east and west.
along north side of said sections.
across coulee between sections 80 and 50
The report OF Justice Of the Peace R.
J. Purcell for the quarter ending October
31st: 1890, was or motion approved by
the Board and the several items contain
ed therein allowed as recommended by
the states attorney as follows:
Z. J. Purcell, Justice fees.....$ 112.2o
ssAthess 46eS 1880
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WANTS NEW

.Mainz, Germany, Nov. 2s.-tMail.)
Echo Du Rim. which is pub
lished under the direction of the
French military authorities. in an cdi-
torial recommends the support of a
new Rhine confederation under the
leadership of Bavaria and Catholic
Germany with a prospect Of the in
clusion of Austria later.
The editorial concludes: AN inn
poverished and subdued Prussia and
a rich free south Germany. would as
sure peace and prosperity for France"
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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December Srd. 1920
8 O'Clock A. II. F..

3 O'CLOCK a. N. -
The Board met pursuant to adjour
'ment.
Present: Chairman HIATT, Commissio
ers Holden. Poupore, Udenby and Trag
On motion the following. bills we
audited and allowed9
plies for Court House ,ss.lo.
for polling place SO. SO..... S.
6325s-Nationsl Impl. Co.. rent
j! Of polling place, End, Ward,
ssss St-9Nate ih.s Commits. u. :
sion, repairs for road ma
s s. 4. Treiin, repairs on -
ss seaa maensn huysh :;.: II. work -
on roads near Manvel...... 70.
6s:62-Bob Jude. work on Man
sssss1sa.iiif jarbo. wofk on =.
ssss4MA ' E. Coulter. asst. CO =.
rveyo work on roads,. 70.
6s265-c. ]. Emerson. truck
driver on Ememdo road. 81.
s32Ss-Wifiam Rice, work on -
ssss7MNor rGa1 sheet & -
Iron Works. culverts for
!. asmeraao roads hn ia.
s seP4s.as 9'.ose ana n.'.a. ls:.t
sEmerado roads 100.
s3270-Weber & Turcotte, drag
Eing roads 49,
ss2?1-A Montgomery. drag
:s, ss7!ass sfaAs roilef.on. di fassiins =
.ess7s1B. +. Benson. work on
3Sssiss3Jlii Bersh. drasxins =,
sasssIAiibieri Brenna, dragging
ss aSaos McMancn. postage :
and cashyadvanced. 4. ....... 70.
6S17S-Sena Halgrfmson, cook at
County Hospital 80. . So,
s3279-George Nation. firing
boiler at poor farm. ]. 15t
dry girl 1t County Hospital. 40y
83eH1-Minnie Paulson, nursing
IL { County Hospital !. 81!
s3442wSprtgKs Bros. furnace n
fGpalE6 Mt County Hospita1. 81. AZ
'eS3e$--J0hn al Faden, wood for
County Hospital Is!
e938f-EArrners Nero. Co. gro-
ceries FOR County HospitaT 81. 81
at3a86-FASNaers Mere. Co,
clothing for County hospital. lts.]
eS1&ef-TEarMerS 0AfC. 20, Tour
for County Hoppffai 2s,l
6xl3Ss-Freds yrchoia. telephones
lssaserr-Yf edssrfchotaass6 r0csfiss
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American booze runners who
thought they were buying whiskey in
Canada, found that they had purchas-
ed cold tea. Cold shoulder, we un:
derstand, was served with It! Tee
hee!
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GRAND FORKS HERALD DECEMBER Il. 1870.
Housks o SALE.

7-RooM HOUSE FOR SALE
from NTH the o uniyersity. Pho one: 1o \ o'o'Hs
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Y JOHN c. BOE Co, REAL ESTATE
Home. of Homes Since 1906.
No Trouble About Titles
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The rs Tssa1 Of :: {: st s;,aii's sssi IL
showing s1.c16.50 delinquent personal
property taxes collected by him during
the period from May 1, 1920, to Nov. 80.
1920. was ON motion approved by the
On motion the Board adjourned until
3 o'clock A. NJ, Dec. 3rd, 1920.
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taxes OF the Cream OF Wheat Co. WIFI
have not been paid for several years.
2 O'Clock p. NJ.
q O'Clock r. II.
The Board met pursuant to ad5pur
i1nent. 3, sG ~ ~
Present: Chairman HIATT, Comm
gtoners Holden, Poupore, Udenby q
Trageton.
On motion the following bills we
audited and allowed.
6321s-G. c. Holden. commits
sioners services and mileage.$ "a.
63214-J. r. Poupore, commits
63215lGeo. Udenby, commits =
sioner's services and mileage. 46.
6s216-A. O. Trageton. commits
s,oner,s services and mileage. ~.
6S21T-R. e. HIATT, commission -
er's services and mileage. -. 81.
S221S-M: o. H augen, services
in auditors Office for Nov.
es 1iso :. He,n. extra time n 49,
AUDITORS. Office in November. 80.
6322o-Gertrude Robinson, serv-
ices in auditors office for
Mov. 1920 ..;..........;... 100.
ss222-Wiimer y. Elton, serv- =
ices in auditors office. Z. ;116.
63223-D. r. Sinclair, services
in auditors office .......X. IS.
county j n; senss ofrice se for No3 " a
ss225vHenry Hancock. clerical ~.
work in auditors onice...... 142.
6s22s-J. A Jardine. building
bridges according to contract
and bills rendered ....:..:.: $40.
6s2S7-Ferry townsip. support
ssssas@eeadtweiil. the stampman, :"
rubber stamps for ~treasurer's
ss22svDon, Mcdonald, postage. :
in register of deeds Office. Is.
6s2So-Inkster Enterprise. pub
nshing eletion notices.. ~.
CO., rent for December $4,000
tolls for November. $685.. SO.
6S232-N:. w. Telephone Exch.
Co. tolls in sherin,s Office, 2,
light. gas. heat and power for
Court House and Jail in No
vember. 1920 .............. AS.
es2s4-Aeent. 6. n. Ry Co,
Marvel, N. D., freight on lum-
ss 1s5 {: Stewart, siierii. So
mileage. livery and other ex-
penses in criminal cases in
Sovember. 1879 :.:: 81
postage in sherir's Office. 80. ~.
6s:39-C. C. Stewart, sheriff. de-
livering election supplies. 225.
63s3S-Jos. a. 1ngram,-survey-
ing two miles state o No.
III ......!. 10.
e3:s9-Jos. A. Ingram, services
and mileage for county work N
in November. 1890 .........f 11s.
6s24o-Underwood Typewriter
co;Itypewriter for court re- -
sas4l@M. Beatrice J%ohnstone.
postage in superintendent of
schools office ::......::. s.
essasmE1gene Dietzgen &C.:
ess4s@Tom McGoey. installing
lights in End Dist. 7th Ward.
polling. place .:...:.....:... ..
vel, rent of polling place,
ss24sg:1.l s.. Wineman. rent Of "
polling place for 2nd Pre-. 1st
Ward, during election and
es24s-M: Norman and Sons.
rent of chairs and tables for.
ss2z7.Mrs; cady Hoop. rent Of
polling place for election and %
ss sss,stshsaen Alien i : postage in y;
es24a-Normanden pub. Co,
ess5owCity Of Grand Forks. wa.
ter rent for November, Court
House and iail..:.........:. %.
e3s51-colton-Wilder Grocery
Co. matches for Court House. 5.
63252-Inkster Enterprise. print
ing for Weed Commissioner. 5.
63253-George F. Wallace, state
tax commissioner. cash ad-
vanced in Cream of Wheat Co.
ss sa7s k. Hasse1. postage in =:
county Judges office 8.
63255-EHza.beth Burr, club S5s+}&
work EXPENSES ...:.......... Sc.
6s256-Alice Onland. stenog-
rapher in labor office and
Farm Bureau for November.
:. 192O I 800,
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PURE BRED re. r. L. r.. ROOSTER,
81. Rose comb. red cockereis, large
bone type from prize winners and
heavy winter laying strain. Mrs,
VIM. Schumacher. Park River, N. d.
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KODAK

For special bargains in real estate-See,
A.sG.. Peterson. sos Security Bldg.
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LIVE srt,uK

Send your Aims tor developing, printing,
Studio. Grand Forks. N. d.
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PURE BRED MAMMOTH BRONZE
turkeys, Toms, 50, hens IS. Mrs. Her
manaOvind, Emerald. ND.
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FIVE WHITE WYANDOTTES FOR
sale. EThoFoughbreds. Phone 1874 at
Thompson. Julius, Sollom. Reynolds.
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TWO FINE SWISS MILK. GOATS FOR
sale or trade for poultry. rabbits or
fish bugle hounds, great dogs for rab-
bit hunting. SMALLEST hounds on
earthG, 3 months old, IS EACH Frank
klimt, Is 4th st.. 0saAd Forks. Phone
[ 635W. S&s, !.
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County Commissioners Proceedings
Grand Forks County, North Dakota

sor County Hospital......... 6s.st
asYSss Tor County oHsp,tai.;: SOS
. eeit.f =. ooun.y 40. il. Il
Gssunty Hospital ;:.....a. 1920
.eclothing for County Hospital. s.ss
9 poor farm :.:;:.::.... ss.7,
es2S4-Arvilla Supply Co.. re-
pairs at poo farm. $3.50
63295-Stahdard Oil Co, oil for ~
. poor farm ...:....:...:... s1.2.
!. ; IS IS ceaaty Hosg,tal:. ..:... .'. Ss.ls
srsteS fer County Hospital: $3.50
poor farm 9e5..ot
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YOUNG MILKING sHoRTHoRN Bulls.
old enough for service. Two young
quality. Palmer Farm, Euclid, MINI,
Phone 16F11 out Of Grand Forks.
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LOST AND FOUND

FERRETs FOR sALE-wRITE, H. r
Peck. 6e8 6. e. 9Th. Des Mofnes. 10.
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IN no TGtal ;:;iao;::i;:;slz;s74:7o
8 o'clock A. M, December 18th. 1920.
s.D;s.s IA. r. E. HIATT r
Attest: @
HANS ANDERSON.
County Auditor.
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Herald Want Aos Bring Results.
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LOST - SIS REWARD; A WOLFE
colored dog; black along. back, tan and
white underneath, straight hair, long
tail, black. pointed nose, black, lines
running from eyes. brown eyes.
ANSWERS to- name Sam. Any fnforma-
ton literally rewarded. Mrs. I. j.
Hough, Buffalo, ND. /
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County Of Grand Forks.
Tn ravr4$u (aSvpk

o1Dx1 TO NxAXuD A00oUHx0.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
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Nv. III kelsey

FOR SALE ~ MODERN II sIx.RoOMs
sSh0u4e; recently rcrApdeled. Complete:
nth hot water heat Close ID.
%s1taAd Forks Ieundry.sCo
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DIR JOHN DUNCAN TAYLoH-O6ics
tlSn fo.skinN ma urinary s6issssss.
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Grand Forks, N. D.
December zslslQ.

I'll fBcard met pursuant to adjourn
Present: Chairman HIATT, Com.nis-
sioners Holden. Poupore and Udenby.
Absent: Commissioner Trageton.
were read and on notion approved as
read.
MI. George f. Wallace. state COM
missioner, appeared before the Board to
discuss the matter of the assessment n
taxes of the Cream of Wheat Co. which
have not been paid for several years.
ON motion the Board adjourned until
? O'Clock p NJ.
. 2 O'Clock r.. II. y : ~.
The Board met pursuant to ad5purne
ihnent. .Is9f . u III
Present: Chairman Hiatt. Commits
ytoners Holden. Poupore, Udenby and
On motion the following bills were
audited q allowed. [
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o FOR RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
for rent downstairs In modern house,
close in, one block from car line. ,3l6
Chestnut. Call 1659W.
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The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. ts
Present.: Chairman HIATT, Commission
ers Holden. Poupore, Udenby and TRACE
ton. @E&N
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ROOMS rur h11yr

FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
downstairs. $50 Observation-Disclosures.
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! HEArED MODERN EURNisHEDi
misunderstanding Observation-Disclosures
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11

FOR43; SALE-16x30 LEEDY BASS
drum, practically new. Call or write
J.. s.. Ryan, care. Young's, Piano store.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11

LOSTF-fONE FUR-LINm GLOVE,
Tuesday afternoon between the Dakota
/, Auto Co. and Wilde's pool hall. Re-
turn to Wilde's for reward. ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11
EXCHANGES

FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE FOR AU-
tomobtle tractor. or pool hall, $50 acres
Of land. s miles from electric line or
Goodridge. MINI. Bennie Vigen, Thief
River Falls, MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11

1 NEW ELECTRIC IRON. NEVER UN-
packed, retails at $3.50. will sell for
$500. Phone 2970J, 2:30 to 4:3O, or
to $3.50. s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11

It didn' take spind1y girls long T. see
tn advantage of thick wool stockin's.
Miss sTawneys Apple gave her right age.
but pulled the wrong lever.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11
DakOta's Greatest
Classified Section "

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11

FURNISHED sMoDERN. ROOM IN
bungalow for rent. Close in. Ladies'
only. Call 2360-W or 511 Third Ave.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11

LOST = TWO TIRES, RACK RIM.
light. Return to Herald for reward.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-25
All Grains Show
More Firnlness

iy Tho Associated press
CHICAGO, Aug. -. Flrmncas
WAS displayed In all grains today be-
cause Of "a good export demand. small
receipts aud the pressure In wheat
Al the finish wheat was up cents
70 liz cents from Yesterdays clos.
with December s2.32 "a to S23a and
N,aich S2.3l. Corn showed gain
of ! IL cents 60 4 cents, oats ranged
cent to 3-N cent higher. while pro-
visions were unchanged 10 80 cents
lower
Wheat prices have been under con
siderable pressure. ths March de To-
livery especially being weak on seat !
tired selling, which looked as II there
was some hedging OF this delivery
rather than in December The e< =
port demand nom the continent was
active. with salcs yesterday and to-
day of more than 600. 900 buahels
with Italy taking most OF this.
Receipts were extremely small and
Wy fact The Visible suppiy. which
showed good decrease Tor the week
against biz Increase year ago.
tempered tho enthusiasm OF sellers
10 some extent. Corn showed "A firm
err und'rtpno today oats reflected
me action Of corn and averaged
higher With tho finish toward the
top.
Provisions were weaker and lower
with q 10 cent To- 30 cent drop IN hogs.