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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19
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Is Spending the
Season at Beach

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19
PENINSULA LOCALS :

Judge R L. Selden was called &c
DeLand Thursday on legal business
Miss Emma H. Garry has taken one
OF the Miller apartments on Grand
view avenue
William Day and wife are among
the new arrivals for the winter sea
son at the beach.
Mrs A f, Wilmarth Of Scranton
Pa. is located in comfortable Main
street apartments for the winter
j. L. Wetherby of the firm of BAG
gett & Wetherby. is quiet ill al his
home on Grandview avenue
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Mcdonald, whose
summer home is in Sandusky, Ohio
arrived at Daytona Beach during the
week for the winter season.
@Rest Electric Heater on the mar
ket: $500 at r. s. Maleys
l04 11-12-tf.
MIR and Mrs l.. Z Shaver OF Troy
\. Y, are here and have taken pos
session OF their cottage on Wild Olive
street. between Earl and Duke streets
Mr.. Shaver is the superintendent of Z
large knitting mill at Troy and is j
cousin of f. B. Mott CT Daytoaa
Beach
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19
ONE CiTY's SOLUTION
OF HOUSING PROBLEM;
A BEACH SUGGESTION

Ihe American CITY, q maya zine de-
voted TO muniespailfies. tells how one
city. Decatur. III. solved IT least :
large part OF its housing problem
ard the story affords very good hfnf
for DaytoEa Beach. although N F.
somewhat smaller way. as Daytona
Beach IS experiencing something 81
the same trouble in aHding roofs for
her people and Tor her visitors.
fhat publication. n q recent NUM-
Der. SAYS:
Decatur Is solving iis housing qgps-
ton by direct effective method
The house shortage here Is psrhan~
not mere acute than ]; + In the ave.
age city th.eugA0Ei tho caInfrv
Realizing. however, that normal
building progress failed TO keep pace
with the Increasing requirements be-
cause OF the rapid and continued
growth in population. the AssUeiat ION
OF Commerce undertook the task Of
hnding means 70 remedy the sltua-
ton
For several months the housing
committee appointed hy the Assocla
ton OF Commerce experimental wsth
the plan commonly known as the sec
ond mortgage plan. whereby assist
anee was given 10 iadiYi iaal build
ers in financing second mortgage
loans. Under this plan full response
bility for all details connected with
their building vas left 10 the individ
ual builder. This plan failed 10 slim
ulate building ACTIVITY sufficiently 10
produce the desired results. and a
more vigorous policy was decided
upon
A guarancee fund OF $500 .eeo was
raised. consisting Of pledges signed
by responsible business men for
amounts ranging from $500 10 S25,-
900 each. On the security OF these
pledges. local banks agreed To loan
the funds required 10 carry on build
ing operations The Associations OF
Commerce purchased a tract OF 4j
acres Immediately adjacent To the
city and this tract was arfiStieally
plated by the American Park Build
eFs OF Chicago. who had Just complet
ed the preparation OF a city plan for
Decatur. Plans we're then made 10
construct the fist unit OF - houses
on this tract. and the supervision OF
the entire construction program was
placed in the hands of local architects
SIX different designs OF construction
were adopted. and these designs were
iuriner varied BY altering tie exterv
lois SO as to give IN eject u diner
eht types OF houses thsreoN aFola :
ing hioHotoilF III appearauc me
houses Wan De OF ietlf anu hNe rooms
each. and VIII De thoroughly modern
ana attractive Al materials were
purchased IN "hote safe quantities oy
/ expect buyers. ana the soh'r4ets were
awarded IN Way % assure most eco
way saving OF AT least $1,000 viii
be effected on each home The total
cost OF each home VIII be approx
nately $4,000
ssf = no rikirehsse price q Ill D. rt-o;iyTfsl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19
NE. SMYRNA WILL TAKE
ALLOTTED TRIP EIpANsE

secretary : ~ Cfosssy ~ st~ Ia
faHa Chauaes II soafnzerss- Is r. ~
seip. Il : letter fFeus NE S*W Ssss e
a CeFenaao Beach chsmb~r II
,ssIIT~eEes s.a.sa1 that. ~ q xsesas
aaeets1S they decided 70 take axes
The allotted afnoaaf 81 expeass tea -
he entertainment q tAe xnEu asEn=
" ths Nasionel Editorial Asssse - ~.
fsasy haze HE members af seA
smyrna from ~ o'clack fe Z "a -
eey allotted - them
They plan 10 receive fa@ gas=t~
~hp wisi 81 taken 10 sf.ysana T.
eAgs and after fSsfr enr~rr4Enr~esas
n New smyrna ~si.I he 4riven - xs.-
Goa
The amount New SMYRNA ~i.f rxs<
: S1-1
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19
SUGGESTIONS a WHITE
HOUSE ~ EVERY CAPITAL
fUes.>1 Press

PITTSBURGH. Nos. Is pre-
posai 70 build IN every fcres<n szrs-
tai where the Caited States + rsp-
resented Al accurate repi3cs e. ne
White House in " asAl.gfoM. "a D.
Ese.l as residence for American en-
hassles or legations wili b. preSsns-
ed 10 Congress this winter D. Repre-
sentative stephen G Porter cf pssrs-
burgh.
II has been PROPOSE tAsf these
miniature White Heussz - bait -
american labor. exported for tAe rAT
pose.
rougFe ssm4n Porter Ms . zzes--
Der ~ the Congressional party teaf
recently toured Japan and chna
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19
W!LsuR PARTY ARRIVE:
SEASON NOW JaOEs WA

The season II Wilbur. the aiiratt-
i've colony south Of Daytons Bcseh.
i now under NY. most OF the heads
OF the various departments having
arrived. Among them are: Manager
and Mrs A. ?. Gilman 4 3. Cram,
salesman. Albert Zahrissie. man
aver OF the electric light
plant, accompanied b his wife.
Manager B.sseil and family Of the
Hotel Toronto. r G Creighead. Of
Dayton. Ohio. and y. J. Stewart Of
Rockford. III
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19
HE SLIPS ONE
OVER ON BURBANK

tNeWspapef EnteFpfsse tlsso<tstler-f
COluABI :. o.. Nor IS Thsz
oBgsita make Burbank III ~ az sake
notice. 6 " Nyeon hare szys ~
has Invented" an evergreen ssrsN
berry that bears berries al he sssr
round To prove il he's eatfHs The
fruit nor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19

TIE Ae4aEle usfe as<-s.t
military atztiaFtiaE
crs-a-~e - 1ss-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19

William Day and wife are among
the new arrivals for the winter sea
son at the beach
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19

Mrs A. f. Wilmarth Of Scranton
Pa, is located in comfortable Man
street apartments for the winter
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19

]. L. Wetherby of the firm of Bag
gett & Wetherby, is quiet ill at his
home on Grandview avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-19

$Rest Electric Heater on the mar
ket: $500 at r: s. Maley's
l0i-l1-12-tf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-12

tsse e.sf.ssr. nsea VITA he board Of
EF-srrern % November 3. 1879. and also
rz4ezr-5oz 81 the bard 81 dirsctois
rn0sA anA aAopfe1 on Novs7eef :.
liza which azj4 report A01 reSot1tson
are hersAy referred TO- MAPS, plans
I'D sx1sEAre4 and the report OF TIE
kxrayrneMr u reclAs11fk0A are on fiie
x.1 apeM 20 public inspection y TIE
ssssgvse os the district AZ the Office 81
tn beard o. directors thereof n C1ld-
rel Ekzhs. xn3 also ~ the office 81
Ia 6erzrEenf II reclamation ~ the
srzte czsErc. B0iDe- Id4ho-
That sid esec<1oz VIII be keld ~ the
roanrng named place. to-wff-
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N CxMw<L
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Ex N Czs&wefl
TIE k-gs.tzrses Of satA preefscts are
~ kcE10wR-
Prec5nsx No. I shall consist Of All
ta1t porfson Of sasd district lying east
Of 4 line c0@sseing II the south
znxnaAxy Of TIE district On the bound
saxy line betwesa sections - and = IN
torzaksp EogtA- rAnge w<St Boise
meridian. tkemce running d1e norfh 70
the nertk ho1n2Ayy line Of said osS-
rrSrr
Preexn<s Ne shall consist Of that
psr.sen 81 nzS& district fyfng vest Of
Preeincs Ne L and ea1x Of . line be-
ginning n tie sozth begndAry line q
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-12

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T<sAsv
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sn1xe s.nxze. pzlrn eoet<essomery
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smA~e <snA~ex Pair ronse<ssonery
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10 Eass~ TuesAzx
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earferssooesy.
gssse Esker. 6suxhser Of Eest IA
ker. Il m Of sosssfssss.
Ho1emaAe essckes tznssie,. Pain
<oafeascs<rv.
The Rev. Fssscs, Cook Of Mersdssn
was n caiAvelf Nosasy.
r,e,h cream frosr Ds1sys dzsry
ssaca for sale. Pain confectionery.
s. DsysH Gu1A nat a. The home
MNI D<yers We1aesdzy.
rresh eream from Dsilys dzssy
mach Tor sale, Pain confectionery.
Hrth Hammer and Mrs., Ssmoss
MADE ! TITO To Boise Wednesday.
Born. 70 M and Mrs., c, r. Bonasd
a Ca1lveu. . Assxhter. Sunday, no
yerber =
Bofs. 70 Mr., and Mrs, G. T, Crew
Of Ssaay Stooe. . son, Monday, NO
vember g.
IT, nesbodsst Lad;eS Aid met a
the Dr.. r. N Cole home "Wednesday
sfteraooa.
M Brett. Who feli from an electric
line poie and fractured his ieg. Is
~~sssn~ sioa~ nseeav A ffs sznffarfnr,u
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-12

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-06

OlllOIu Ituoh AAoAuOn
Walter r. Rhoton-Hiland.
Peter Geiver-Spring Lake.
Earl Lott-Como.
f. M. Davis-Alpha.
Walter w. Sanger-Linn
Walter z Tranter-Gilbert.
The following Clerks bonds were
found TO be defective, and were on
motion duly made, seconded, and car
ried, laid over for correction:
W. A. Funnell-Hulbert.
J. S. decentralization.
e. II. Simons-Grand.
George Campbell-Spring
Andrew Bruggeman-Howell.
Paul Kroning-Wheaton.
r K. Wharton-Riverside.
Sheldon G.. Bottum-Burdette.
Ernest Schurch-Plato.
Howard D~euter-Alden.
G. ]. Gussler-Rockdale.
A. ID. Standardization
ftUSb w.
Wales Cotton-Pleasant Valley.
e A. Felds-Mondamin.
Frank Bell-Bates.
C. w. Speirs-Midland.
The following Township Assessors
bonds we're presented, found correct
ly executed, and were on motion duly
made, seconded and carried, approved
Conrad C. Schafers-Fairview.
II G. Hurd-Carlton.
Carl F. Schmidt-Glendale.
w d. Leadbetter-Midland.
Jas. G. Venables-Rose Hill.
James Walsh-Pleasant Valley.
f. M. Donlin-Howell.
A. II. Buth-Spring.
S. e Reconsideration.
v. s. Flbert-Miller.
T j. MISUNDERSTANDING
NJ. Mullenberg-Plato!
Frank Blatchford-Ontario.
d. v. Hall-Harrison.
Guy r.
Frank Deuter-Alden.
c. H Stephens-Como.
Virgil A~llen-Alpha.
P. r. Janes-Linn.
A. M Anderson-Gilbert.
w. T. Stobbs-Hulbert.
The following Assessors bonds
we're found defective, and were on mo-
ton duly made, seconded and carried,
laid over for correction:
ID A. Erwin-Bates.
Chas. G. Olson Grand.
G. w Johnson-Hiland.
The following Justice of the Peace
bonds were presented, found to be
correct and were on motion duly
made, seconded and carried, approved
Mrs. Frances observation-disclosures
A. A. Woodruff-Rose Hill.
VIM Tjarks-Wheaton.
Fred Schrader-Hiland.
Ernest Schurch-Plato.
S. S. Mitchell-Ontario.
o. E. Edwards-Bates.
K. NJ. Linn-Carlton.
The following Constable bonds we're
approved:
Mrs Esther Schwartz-Florence.
Willis Patton-Bates.
]. s. Barrett-Spring Lake.
l.. e. Gibson-Midland.
The following claims were present
ed, and on motion duly made, second
ed, and carried, allowed, and warrants
authorized drawn on the various funds
in payment of
Special Salary Fund
March salaries, County ofic-
6TS ....'... .'...'"..s.s@ liio.So
Mothers Pension Fund
March Mothers Pensions. 1890
General Fund
Conrad T. Schlecter, posting
notices Of Primary ...... 200
John Goeken, posting
: notices of Primary ...... 400
G. j. Gussler, posting
notices of Primary ...... 200
VIM. McGilvery, posting
notices Of Primary ...... 200
Nina Scott, posting
notices Of Primary ...... zoo
Continued next week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-06
OFFICIAL WORK OF
COUNTY BOARD

Court House. Tuesday. April 6, 1920
Board of Hand County Commission
ers met in regular session, all MEM
bers present. Meeting called to order
by Chairman Linn. Minutes of prev
ious meetings were read, and on mo-
ton duly made, seconded, and carried
approved as read.
The following Township treas
urer's bonds were presented to the
Board, found to be properly executed.
and were on motion duly made, Sc
conded, and carried, approved:
Wencil Houdek-Ontario.
John r. Lammers-Al6en.
]. II. May-Harrison.
Ed. Etbauer-Como.
VIM. Bruggeman-Plato.
l. o. Magowan-Miller.
Henry Gohring-Hiland.
Angus Robertson-Rockdale
Vim. Schubring-Holden.
Joe Crackel-Cedar.
A. T. Burge.-Riverside.
G. A. Salomo-Spring.
Vim. J. Clemens-Ree Heights.
c. r. Observation-Disclosures
Louis Schwartz-Florence.
j. A. neutrality-suspicious..
The following Treasurer's bonds
were found to be defective, and were
On motion duly made, seconded and
carried, laid over (for correction)
David L. Jones-Gilbert.
Xavier Schafers-Fairview
Geo. H. Steele-Linn
Arthur Noe-Bates.
A. C. Johnson-Mondamin.
A. c. Allen-Rose Hill.
w. p. Noble-Grand.
c. F. Porter-Wheaton.
John E. Wareing-Campbell.
w. e. Hurd-Carlton.
J. N. Winsell-Spring Lake.
Sam Stobbs-Hulbert.
l.. E. Dean-Pleasant Valley.
The following Township Clerks
bonds were presented, found to be
correctly executed, and was on mo-
ton, duty made, seconded and car
ried, approved:
Arthur Schwartz-Florence.
Conrad II. Schlecter-Fairyiew.
Nina Scott-Ree Heights.
Sadie j. Campbell-Campbell.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-06
COOPERATIVE
Long time Farm Loans ut q low Inter-
terest rate Through Federal Land
Bank of Omaha

II is easy now to secure Farm
Loans. 1t may not be SO easy to re-
rev or make a Farm Loan 8 years
from now. Therefore, the prudent
farmer will now make a long time
lean with liberal options to prepay.
Long time loans are made at a higher
rate OF interest than the ordinary 5
year loan. However, this is not the
case with The Federal Land Bank Of
Omaha which institution is represent
ed by the undersigned. Long time
loans are made at q low rate Of in
terest with liberal options to pay any
or all Of the principal before due.
This is by far the best and cheapest
loan for the farmer. Quick Service
Plenty Of funds. All net profits OF
the Bank belong to the borrowers.
Two 8 per cent dividends already paid
to our borrowers and another nivi-
dend will be paid soon.
Come and see us or write to US for
additional information. 1t will pay
you. Make you application now FOL
March closing.
A. B. Catalan. Secy-rreas
! The First National Bank Of Miller
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
MIR. GEORGE RECEIVERS
CAR-THIEF CAUGHT

Mr.. E. T. George recovered his car
which was stolen from his garage
near the Methodist church on the
night of June 18TH and at the same
time the thief was arrested and land
ed in the Macon Jail. Mr.. George re-
ceived a letter Wednesday on the 4:50
train from party at Ethelviile, Ala.
stating that a suspicious character
had brought ear similar to the one
stolen from Mr. George to Ethelvllle
on June the l9tn, and that it would he
well for him to investigate.
Deputy Sherf Ernest Hunter and
Mi. Gbas. ClarE went to Pickens
cuunJv that night aud the nest after
noon returned nits the II and the
Ilh.f yyho gave his hame as W'sm.
| The numbers on the ear lad been part
! ~ c; ;Grated 3r changed but the
thief had failed to destroy several
pieces of private property in the car
that Mr.. George had put there 1t
is understood that the young man is
wanted in Gordo, Ala. on number OF
charges. He was tried before Justice
Cockrell and sent to Jail in default OF
a $1,000 bond.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
Ti~ber sm School, Easds7 IN #snccck
CoHoty, Mississippi Eoe Side.

Sealed bids are Tawited. to be filed
With the srsdersigxf' FSl-rk on or be-
fore
TuesssGy,, Ssty 9Th t3se' at .: oE4s<k,p,
I'm for the purchase Of all timber on
the following descri6sd lands sitI!4ted
in HANCOCK County, Mississippi, viz !:
All Sec. 81, except the East 1919
chains of NE a Of EKl. u. Sec. Fl, 7.
), K. Ia W.
3.a4 acres in NV corner OF t1Wh4
/ of NWA, being 5.S2 chains sollare,
Sec. 81, T. 5 K. IA " (conts4ning
En all 5s5,5@ acres belonging to TIA,
r. Is of Noxubee coanty,. Miss.}s
North 9.45 chains of NWh of NV 4
Sac. L.. T. 6, R Is 7seess Containing
1899 acres, belonging To T. Is, e. Is
Of Noxllbee coutny, Miss, r
! South lO95la chains OF NW1s of
NW1a, S w, I. s, K. t5s W, belonging
to T. IL r. 10 Of Noxubee county, Miss
NEit of SCI and East 8 chains of
N%E of SE14 S. T. e 8, r. 1tsFest
containing 1896 acres, belonging tC
T. 49, z. ts Of NoXu4lee county Mss
Each bid must be accompanied by 3
certified check, payable to ,NoNubeJ
county, for not less t!lan 10 per cent
of bid, tn secure performance Of son.
tract III event bid is accepted.
In event of failure Of bidder h pas
Tor timber promptly, said deposit t,
be Forfeited as liqu,ii4sed damages.
. Timber,to be removed in three years
from date of contract
Terms Of sale-Cash.
Board reserves she right tie rajec
all bids.
BY order Of The Bo4td Of >aperyj
sons OF NoXubee ca. Miss, iris jun
| llth, 1920. JNO. A. TYSON,
Clerk of the Board, Macon, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
NOT#E-GRAyEL PURCHASE

We, tio' undersigned, road conmis-
sioners OF district nums'er three, Nox-
ubee county. Aississipra, hereby give
notice that we will receive bids for
gravel and other surfaeiag materials
for roads ir district numt~ rthree on
the fifth day of July 1926 Gravel to
be purchased in car load lots. Bds
to- be opened in Office of Strong e
BtsEr- at p. IN, July 9Th.
The commissioners reserve the right
to re5sct and ami all bids.
H.. e.. LOVE,
M. NJ. HUNTER,
SAAiL.. ADAMS;
COMMISSIONER far Supcviso-'s Dis
triet Number Thhree.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

Mrs H. A. Minor Jr. is visiting
Macon friends and relatives,
Mrs Edmond Patty was hostess of
the Bon Yivant club Friday afternoon.
After an interesting game was played
salad and ice course was served
Mrs. Ray Rhymes entertained few
friends on Tuesday afternoon at 800"
in honor of her house guest, Mrs.
Homer Rhymes.
: Mrs. Mark Richardson and Mrs. W.
K. Little entertained Tuesday after
noon at 800 and 40" in honor of
Mrs. Ernest Hunter. About eighty
guests enjoyed their gracious hospi-
tally. After the games a delicious
ice cream was served. Prizes were
presented to Mesdames f. P. Boyd,
James Tyson, Pat Selleck, Miss Stew
art and the lovely hOnoree.
An urgent call has been male for
clothing and shoes for the Armenians
fr next white. Mrs. f. S. Richard
san wants ALL who have good clothing
and shoes that they would like to give
to the Armenians to send same to her
at her tolae ii Macon aC one.
Mrs. Ed. B. Owens and Miss AEce
Bush left Wednesday for Chicago.
They will be joined there by Mrs.
Fannie Brown, mad will visit Mrs. II.
B, kigg at North Yakima, and Mrs.
" Il. Boyle at Seattle, Wash. They
expect to take auto trips in British
Columbia and through Northern Cali
fornla.
Miss Katharine Cline, who under
went an operation for APPENDICITIS at
st. JOseph's hospital in Memphis last
Friday has sufficiently recovered to
leave the hospital today to spend a
few days with relatives in Memphis
before returning home. She has been
a sufferer from chronic appendicitis
for several years. Her mother, Mrs.
L. G. Cline, accompanied her to Mem
phis.
Mrs. Ben N. Borgess. left for Chau-
tduluAt ANtW L OH WIN tlle tOIlOWlUR
young ladies as members of her par
ty: Misses Irene Hubbard. Matte b.
Hunter, Lucy Douglass, Maud Gates,
Mary Evelyn Cavett, Caroline, Viz
GINA and Jane Boggess with Misses
Jeeanie Edwards and Cecile Adams Of
Shuqualak, Misses Annie and Bessie
Stennis OF DeKslb and Mrs. |. l.. Val
den OF Tupelo.
Notice to CohTeJ Mid.Wiyes
All colorcd midWives practising in
NoXubee County are required to meet
me at the court house 10 Macon on
Wednesday, July 18th at one o'clock
p. m. Your attendance is imperative.
Colored ministers will render d
good service by making this announc-
ment at their churches | viii very
greatly appreciate it if the white peo~
pie who read this will inform as many
nidwives as possible of this meeting
J. d GREEN.
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FOR SALE CHEAP!

One registered White Face Bull, 3
years old, 1859 pounds. --------
One registered REQ Poll Bull, 3
years old, 100 pounds. -----
Several White Face cows with calf
at side.--SOme steers and heifers.-
Write or phone ~. o. COOK
&c., -------- -BrOOksville, Miss.
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MONEY 10 LEND.

pom improved real estate at 6 per
cenS per annum; borrower to submit
abstract Of title Loans to be sub
mjttatl to the chancellor for directions
in regard thereto.
JOHN A. TYSON.
june Nth, 1920 Guardian
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Methodist.


Sunday School at 9;45 a. N.
Preaching at / a. nj.
Union Services in front Of Method
list church at p, m.
Prayer Meeting at p. m. Wednesday
You are cordially invited to attend
all these services.
OLIN RAY, Pastor.
Dodge Cars give satisfaction, Buy
or, from T.. 3. BOYD
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AUTO FOE SALE

Seveen-passengar, SIX cylinder Cal
for safe, or viii trade for town pro.
perty. Car guaranteed to be in sooc
running condition
G.25-2t b Il. CROWELL
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,cnce of almost a decade

-.a .. .... Tolson is delighting
her friends IN Macon with a visit.
She is the guest while here of Mrs. j,
W. Holt and Mrs. D. D. Patty. She is
enroute to New Orleans for stay
with her aunts, having spent the win
ter in Norfolk, Va, with her son, MAJ.
Gus Tolson, who is head of the Nc
Fadden Cotton Agency f that city
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AMAM@aRE.


8tATdfaiau- OeHt'
Ar. Thomas Benjamin dardemaa o.
jackson, Tenn. announces the engage
ment and approaching marriage of his
daughter, Anne, to MIR, Albert Tatum
Dent, Jr., of ROsedale, Miss. the we'd
ding to take place on September Sth.
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Yankee Picnic July 3rd.

Everybody is cordially inv ted
This includes natives as well as Yam
KEGS. Come and bring your basket
There will not be any ice cream or
cold drinks sold on the ground as far
las we eknow Of now.
JERRE CLARK, Sec.
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Ford Car for Sale.

Ford touring car, compietely over
hauled, new paint, Gordon covers,
good tires, and in Al shape For
quick sale apply to
HENRY VI. HUNTER.
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: WANTED--A good secondhand
electric fan Address Beacon, Macon
Mss.