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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. g. Land Office at Montrose. Colora,

department OF the InteeIoP
U. 8. Land Office at Montrose. Colorado,
November 6th. 1920
NOTICE fs hereby given that r. Por-
yantuyl whose post.office address
DAY of July. 1920. .fiie ia this Office Sworn
Statement and Application. No: 0144is.
to purchase the EHNEH. MI SEX
ship 81 n, Range r.. N. NJ. r. Meridi-
an. and the timber thereon. under the
proyisions of the act Of June 8, 1873.
and acts amendatory. known as the
- might be fixed by appratsement,
and that. pursuant to such application.
the land and timber thereon have been
appraised Four Hundred and Forty
nOI100 the timber estimated 10000
board feet at $500 per n. and the land
$3.50: that said applicant will offer flna1
proof In support 81 his application and
January. 1891. before E. N. Nourse. u
g. Commissioner. at Gupnison. Colorado.
Any person IL At liberty TO protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
. contest at any time before patent is.
sues. by Ming q corr0borated affidavit
In this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry. sxrrnr,p
Register.
First publication, November IL, 1920.
Last publication, January IL. 1921.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE
WON ONLY FOUR 8RATG

Denver, November 5:-The Nonpar-
tisan League in Colorado elected cnIy
four eondidates for membership in tke
Colorado ledLslsture. For the senate,
eusy &C. Noapartisan candidate Was
successful. while eight were defeated.
For the House Of Representatives 3
Nonpartisen League candidates were
elected and 30 defeated.
the House Ja. Il. Wiison : Democrat At
from Las Auimas county, Henry J.
Price, . Republican from Montrose
county, and A. E. Wilkins, . democrat
for the seat from Summit, Grand and
Jackson counties woa. Tie three were
Nonpartisan League candidates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
NOTICE ron PUDLIcATIoN
p.Y::..ts.Se.,ss, S,s,, q &: !.te.s.s

Department Of the IateS1o1
y 3 LAna o9ics at Aontross. Colo
NOTICE 70 hereby given that Charles
- BriEts Of Meher: Colorado. who.
stesd Entry. NO. No. ,os7ee. 7s re's for Mstss as" :
Bounds deseription. Homestead Entry
Survey No. 319. approved Oct. 10. 1915,
IN Section Z. : l4N. r. SW. and Secs -
4 ~ Township tsN, Range saw. N. n
Meridian. has MED notice of inten-
stcad Proof. to e.tablish claim to the
land above described. before Register
the srd day of December. 1890.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Fred Knott, OF sapinero Colorado
Phoebe Knott. Of 6apinero. Colorado
William ]. Irwin. OF Sapinero. Colorado
Non-coal.
In Gunnison Natl Forest.
o. c. SKINNER
First publication October Is. 1880
Last publication, November 10, 1879
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Department of the Interier
Land Office at Montrose Colo

October n, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hiram
q Hickman. Of 0unnison. Colorado, who
On On Oct ~ 1917, made Homestead Entry,
NO. Oi2020. for Lots q Sec, 8. r. 50 Il.
and lot I. sec L. -Township. 20 N. Rangs
!, W., n ~. r. Meridian. has MED mo-
ticc OF Intention to make nnal three
claim to the land above described, be-
fore z. ~ Nourse. U. 8. Commissioner.
az Gunni.on. COLORADO. on the 9Th day
C1niment names as witnesses:
Ralph Allen. Ollie Fields, George W,
Crawford. Edward N. Cornforth. all Of
o. C. SKINNER,
Register.
Last Publication. Dec. 3. 1890.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
NoeasFh Can0e1 0o cafo1

- LOCAL. APPlICATI0Ne. e -
c1&asIh q Q local dissase, greatly iael.
cXfAHRH MEDICINE Wtn cure catarfH
The Blood on the Mucous eurfaces Of the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
. composed Of some OF the best tonics
blood purinera. The perfect combination
q the ingredisnts In HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE 10 what produces such WOO
Q1ug6ists nc. Testimonialo free.
y. J. Chsnsy 4 Co.. Props. Toledo. q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
PUBLICATION LIST DELINQUENT TAXES
tCeutinned tsn Page Hxl
PUBLICATION LIST DELINQUENT SEWER TAXES

Phe nses hsy s sAa v sec'rd.s ia. e9sr q public
sale ths Office Il a 9kate
Colorado Md Eovsbs, D.
lie Il Il fsuvs
County
Colorado which IL lseo Gunnsoa TA Sewer FAx
paid pssvisd Oranes
0ssies 1913 for District Ne = saA e Cnaa CssssadA
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

C. D. johnson returned Friday from
Aontrose where be went to get his car
which he left there some time ago. He
reports the roads very bad from Mont
rose to the Blue but from theBlue into
Gunnison they are fair.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services every art and third Sun
days Holy Masses ct nine and ten
thirty O'clock. Evsnin9 services Il
ssves o'clock Sunday Sehcci 6 q
o'clock. Week-day Nasess 6 ~
elcaoek Services seeond and fo6ftl
o1ndays q H. neatA q Crsstsd
FR A. HILBIc, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
NOTICE roR PUsLIcATIoN
Coal Entry

October IL, 1890.
Notice is hereby given. that Wilmot
stats ssd. s the Of ,stS SshSS Is
Coal Deeisistory ststement. Serial ia.
NMsEA OF Section IS. Tcwnshlp is&.
Range b7W, has this day Med in this
Office Application 70 Purchase. Serial
sion: et sections 3sls to 1sss. o. s. RS
..y shs snd a. Of d.:s1x ia's E
object for any. reason to tho entry
thereof BY applicant should fle their
affidavfts OF protest In this Office dur.
ing the thirty-day period Of publication
immediately following the nrst printed
issue Of this notice. -
RegisteR.
Last Publication. Nov. -. 1870.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Albin johnson who left Gunnison re-
Gently for visit in Nebraska has gone
to Sweden for visit ut his home which
is In Torup, Gifvagard, Sweden. He
will not return to Gunnison until spr-
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
R A. HILBIG, Pastor.

The Delta papers Of last week an
nounce the marriage Of Jack Kovacio
and Miss Aargaretta Bolla two popu-
lar young people Of Somerset.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Miss Rita Dotts and Miss Edna Nc
Carrier returned Sunday evening from
Delta where they spent last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Miss Mildred Sherman returned Sat.
urtiay from Palisades where she we1k
to visit her parents during the weeks
vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12
SUNDAY NTH CHURCHEs|
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The Christian Science Society holds
services every Sunday morning at II
eteloek IN the I O. 0. F. Hall. All are
Invited
wednesday svsnias msestass q
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Chas. Schecker came over from the
Powderhorn to spend few days with
his wife, Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

. George Berg Jr. went down to lola
Saturday to stay over Sunday with
his aunt Mrs. J. Il. Berg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Mrs. Sadie BottenAeld was . visito,
down from Crested Butte Tuesday Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Harlow Phillips and Henry Hun werel
in from Ohio City on business Satur-
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Joe Nisley was In from Pitkin Tues
day attending 10 business matters
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Ed Leonard Of Doyleville was amoag
o9t-of.town ranchmen in Gunnison q
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-12

Clarenee Adams, Fanefal Dlfeetse
Gunnissn, Coloeade
Day phone S6J-NiGAt pheae III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
FARM EXPERIMENT
STATION WILL Be
CLOSED IN ] j n {.
LICK on FUNDS FitON con.
GisEsS CAISL GikEN IOE
itfltN

Tho L. :. Cereal Experiment 3ta-
ilor az Amarillo viii De- closed lulo
~ according TO o tolrrI.m r.. we'd
by the Board of City pa,e.opm 90
yesterday from ih, Department ~
Agriculture 20 Va hlriou. u. &.
That hin md passed lhc boa
and senate great, reducing lpp b.
iiations for ibr dcnafmont vision
necesslieici me clo ing ol ol.pr,u.
tive work on numDrou. nUli stations
including The Amarillo station. b..
pointed out 10 The telegram
The hoard ot Cty Development
Will take The matte, zap further vita
ihc department % was said yDst.l
day. 10 an effort ~ show that tn
Amarillo station ls valuable ono.
inasmuch as The Panhandle b. o.
rrain ans cereal growing uFila and
that TO close the local station would
greatly hamper the work oi fho d..
parlmont and would BE- dJrmant
To the Panhandle generally
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
PUBLIC RED CROSS
NURSE DOES MUCH
TO AID SUFFERING
DtRING FEBRUARY Miss BREED.
LOVE MtDE 80. CALLS
~ WORK.

The work of Miss VI q nroodiovo.
Red Cross public nurse 90 Amarillo.
Is evident according 20 one who ro.
Gently gave out facts and figure
relative TO results obtained
Miss Brcodloyc first assumed hor
duties as public nurse IN Amarillo
on October Of last year. Her sal.
AIRY Is paid by the city ana county
aud tho miscellaneous expenses ar.
paid BY the Red Cross Chapter iioi
enplomeri Or aiv months from Octo.
har was more or less in the nature
nf an experiment, 10 b. said but
tho iced OF public nurse In ANA.
rillo has since become 70 evident
tina III has been decided 10 AK the
city and county officials to continue
her employment
The calls made by Miss Drecdlovc
since October I, have average
more than 100 month. and durus
February shs made 20 calls Some
ot these calls. Il n said. we're made
10 FAMILIES 81 eirhi where four wore
sick one On flmily oi eicvcr uhers
SIX were sick ana another 20 Fam.
ny OF torr where an momncfs were
confined their beds az one time arf
we're without assistance of any M.
ture, excepting that rendered ~
neighbour
All the calls made by Mis- breed.
love are short periodical calls len
immediate attention % the patients
ia given, Clean linen Tor the beds 4
loaned the patients hy he Red Cfoss
when needed and hnndares ard fur.
rl'Al Treatment ar donate sol
Ions periods visits are made hy hef.
a. The necessity ~ her covering N,
ehllFe city and county demands that
her visits be short hnt effective
The work OF the Red Gross public
SuFfe covers even inrrrf iruH.r
than already has BE- appointed oni
the visits the cnlrify sHhon nn.i
makes tails % ihe pnr.i sh.
makes ereFiofifal examination. nf
YES, ears. nose and Throat como
VINES FssAilItF fhf a.f0QifFf n
entaiiinHf ne irr iwW Hffm
zion especially ln lIt.a. snf th.
and ihfosi in Nli.h nHrt fh. alton
ileu ~ ihf tafFris + rallr. A. fEr
sonraion ~ ihe child uf dHs .tua,
llon.
A recent me'iing ~ 49, larar
fe4nil Mfdhli Association atr.i
81 ~ loral phfafnns hITII
menaed a. sNft hsitr iHe o. N
nfefaloie
Mass nIe1ilalr pan lfr rhpe
lflfl Hrt fHiI IH NfT HHIE ..an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
NEW OFFICERS
To Be ELECTED
BY LEGION POST
nlpOHIANT WHITING WI ~
MIN tISDN Nlbiii ~
cot ~ l,OON

\ mo'ing fur the lurprsr ui elect.
rg urW officers, viii b. hrld TUE.
di, night IN The District court room.
~ the m"nb'r~ NJ tho l"'il post ~
th' imrtithn legion. ~ was an
IN connection report. bi thu com
'nnd,r Thompson nnd Pact Win.
tIni smith
uu'Drr, io d. cheated Tuc.'iuN viii
,uNr throughout the ~ ,rnl ,rlr.
3 connection, reports hi The cent?
mtt,, ~ charge ~ the campaign
winged during the pas' Wcrk IN the
nlrci - nrW n,mbrrs, VII be- sui.
United
\. IT.. business ilni vii hr lihrn
up ~ IA, meeting tursdn, T. ~ Wal
mn, iinn,r 80 all u lull attendance ~
l'ir membership i utgrntN rouu"si.
81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
KHIVA DRUM CORPS
To ATTEND SHRINE
CA HER|NG IN MAY
tOtH MpErFIis ADDED To
TROUPE az siNTEIN
DI.i MINERS.

The Khiu shrine CLUB Drum
curps viii go 90 Fort Worth 10 at
tend the shrine Ceremonial 10 hD
h"ld'in that city un MAY -Four
irumpolcr. have been added 90 the
corp Boz addition tu tho sixtoDu drum.
mors, and II ls believed TINT thi, nr.
gIni1ution viii attract even more az.
i.NlIun aud create more comment ~
lhn shrine Ceremonial ~ Fort
Worth than u did at q similar event
conducted 100 that c.iy last hll. when
newspapers freely commented upnu
81. manner IN which the drmrmrr
performed their work ana the ullac.
u.' created
M added pfalure that viii mo-
lUutt add wonderfully 90 the ability
f, me- khiya drum corps ,o command
attention rs the new uniforms which
I, Wru viii wear az the ceremonial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
POTTER COUNTY MAY
RECEIVE FOUR BIC
TRUCKS FOR ROADS

Twelve OF be- larger FWp trucks
80 "a are being distributed by the
ttrml government 20 counties To-
toad construction have arrived 20
'uuriIlo. They have been unloadci
uuu are now ~ storage 10 Mcknight s
,tndiur the arrival OF the rcmnining
Twelve trucks which have already
i.rn shipped and which are expected
600 arrived within few days.
Geo Ehlnr"r. division engineer of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

0.'I hlu offered fr want 0f 10.
r1rgl dur'nG tae rrH1i mnu.ui
pl'mi Dad 20 rat neon Tor NNi
.ipcilotp and also believe than
lhe dDlih ratio would have boon lIr
nr but lur hrr ltuuuuu boo homU'
trro tIo people Anrv unable POO pos
ur regular NURSE lroN uI nu
I.'lr. mos, tha. thn ,iiy aud county
HH|i make than tu continue thr
maintenance ~ Miss Broodloyo I'D,
public nurse Ia Amarillo and Potter
uluiy"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

d estate Highway department, yes.
lrfduy was compiling q recommended
distribution OF the trucks between
~, various counties In the ran
lltdlc section that have previously
Ireuostod them. lie said that count
commissioners courts. which have
.soi made application for trucks 10
used In road building and desir
such aid from the government. should
4 once notify the department or
'nelr desires.
The distribution Of the trucks viii
o.. made according TO populations To
number of miles Of roads 10 he con
uucted and To the amount OF money
lo be- expended.
Potter county will receive four
trucks. II is understood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
COMMITTEE WILL WORK
UPON BOARD SITUATION
Of AMARILLO TEACHERS

40 Is ur '.Hf ul Mo- h1H mI
90 rr.da, uirst porn H.nI
nor room und hu.u committee
0nuo.rl pf So. N rcllelL
W.wln Mu 4 Be- Underwood
Nn % 4 N,u,. Stu y %
Charlie. Nn q - Nasieru D.
lr Sam s,ay ard Mrs re-, Whmt
ar'vas appointed 20 'Hlr Whatever
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

d. mon were not In uniform when
attrpdcd the affair al Fort
Worth lnst fall
I'm addition 10 the drum corp, anal
fbr other members oi hhi'i
,Dt.n. Who viii attend the me"lins
Fm Worth. II II said that about
Iff, uu,Ices will be- taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

tanyou oil lease. an goes, with eSccpiun
ul 10 acres,
C'o acres. near \marllo. $40 acres in
cultivation room house we'll lmpro'cd,
mineral right, 90 with deal So. o,c-lhrl
cash balance t. and } years, 3 per cent
''o acre, near Amarillo. Groom iorsc.
we'll improved. 81 per acre.
I. YOU are lookng ior business. have
,ism NcycrIl lines Of paving business.
I,I., acre, aud two small houses; Sr.iC1
and reserve ouchali mineral lights, near
citg
r,1 acres, near Vega, SIS good terms.
Ino acres. near II Frances, 10 acres m
cultivation SO ger acre good terms.
Zen. ,y,,iou ranch. well improved; So
p,i acre and have nine other section lfascd.
Ten acre, IN Denver Heights, Sl,Soo:
goo cash. balance -'-d > years. per cent
80 ACRES. I mile, IT Court house; 500
per acre good terms.
uIpat near io,lua. to trade ior home
900 NnIrIlu. we'll Improved
lbu .or, s az % mi',. 81 \warillo, So
pr .t.,
lo', OF land near llappy priced right,
Seven ,rriou. rear Panhandle City. TOO
g.u u ullWlun, ;-ru'm house aud well
Improved sip FER acre, S1oooo cash. bal
lnr. good terms
it,I., acres. all mup.n. near Canyon;
S'5 p,r acre. tu trade 'ur homie 90 Nma-
r'ln
h'l 1,r,, r'ell al husband $50 acre, IN
cultivation. gnud huusa and Well improved.
30 ,muull slt r,t acre some terms.
so u.r,s, ,nr mile clst nl refinery un
q " y u. as ayrcs "a cultivation. i've
rnn w,drrn home, harms. two suo.tuu
.i.s. Wr'l improved wrcd right | have
l'' rsrltNr See me-
90 acres, g.ruum house. 40 acres IN
cultivation. e I.1 Wilr, northwest CANYON.
iI w''D, ntNUDt lmaullu. we'll improved.
' ru"ih sii pee acre p"ud terms, |
'..r lNr rNrlu itr See mr.
bl.srlilun un,h go wells and Nindmill,.
OBJ 90 iuH. sou improved. two huusrs;
ono m.l 'Nbu creek ram, through some
nI hHtt Hr. NHh iHl. sissg per u,rc.
"a I.f "Ir Hu balance iu ,cas, \ per
iHf
l.EH' a.. D. lur I.I aul u llbrdrmau
'HI'. Do ".t hr llat base b. tumy a.
s.r H|
'W .,iUr rmI, . i,al u ,i, rrgwN
a. 5000 t BE-. in .lr m,. NJ huu want
n 80 a.. U.r. m. " 5000 hs,r hni am
f'.i. WI. Hi.. $500 hauiIr ,amr,
hI hr
II H.I."., uIsf iirfhai. go s,lts
IH.IIIiIH a1. improvements. all
Im.1I 800 D. uurHri hl 'rssr
Ha. HIH IHI nri luuamri A. a lar
raH lf.t H ~ m Go aep 81 uii "a
HI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

The largest appla orchld ~ lh'
world De- 100 nulnnr. .Orr Il contains
.,an acres. with a0n.0oo trees and
m 1919 bore G0un.pnO pounds ul
choice APPLES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Palace Hip

The new bin which opened at tho
Palace Hip yesterday features high
grade music az the offering Of the
Eight Dominocs. IA tho OF ladies and
five men. Each OF the aggregation
Possesses good voice.
To see n tiny bit OF fcminlnity
dominate man OF exceptional
avolrdupols II always an amusing
spectacle and tho way OF Nina Straw
with her biz partner. Joe Roberts, Is
provocative OF much laughter.
They have some sparkling cross fire
talk and a song In which they con.
ndentially inform the public OF their
recipe for home brew" which
sounds a. II IL should have a deadly
kick"
Alan Grey proves to tho casual
oniooker that the hand Is quicker
than the eye when II comes TO his
sleight-of-hand floats.
The lure Of antiques" which so
often contributes to matrimonial
difficulties. IL the basis Of the trou
BILE Hart and Helene stir up in an
amusing domestic skit.
The Kestcrson Brothers sing
songs. contribute Some jokAs and
one does some paper.tearing that In.
tercsts. Wee and Telley display
remarkable strength In series OF
hand and head balancing feats.
MarEarita Fisher in THE Danger.
Gus Talent" Is the photoplay offer.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

- r. ''Ez~S SIf.SS-
fAne - 10 k~~v s~ses.so1 eUV~1
10 a. r~sss~1 Sss.A.A - sss6sus-
ito oasi~h rrapa~, VITA 10 eo~-
srurSsvs ~ sasuye. and tah@ to-
rsShev vim sNe sS~reds~rt. ~ TIRE
weai~ss-f mess 10 'rt~rA>A ~ 49,
ev~s.> tne eev~~esss>s % sss se>~S-
tess v~vfvssys.G TIE nuoress asd ~
ssevssa thew to tf,~iy swosi
ssr~~GtA and elasticity. NV. ans
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ruvture 60 ftss pp~av.
s~~end; B-i-g MADE qsef-sDsswsv~
purporeiy to pvvvv~s o. - frorS
sAsfvS1G. they have fNs~~fvv~ v-v~e-
to ne an swrorfs1s aAsvW~s ~ -
tss~s.~ rupture shse su.Dss - hssS
by . trupa
Hvudr~As - p-Y>A - so-f
youp~, Aavs gv~s k-Ac~s IN cfdcs-
qualified ~ ssev~vfeAws es<ss a~h
s~ve tN~9 re pf.aPAc-pArS
eupvA sAesy yvpsvv~-SUvu~ ~ NEW
ncs< aewvuvat~A eas~~-Swd of bsor
-<xndiaG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

Mile. SltiaJo. character singer
from Paris. came to the Moore the.
atre Sunday. and with her pep. and
her personality and her good looks,
demonstrated why many Yank in.
sisted on bringing home French
bride. She didn't have TO know the
English language TO keep the audi.
enc@ applauding for more Somehow
her sincere. eager vivacity complete
~ charmed the sunday crowds She
dances and sings In the role Of a girl
from the Mon,fnartrc district.
Tho bill this week Is well worth
seeing John u. Hymer and a splen
did lite company play the black face
comedy. Tom Walker In Dixie. %
without a flaw. The piee~ IL typlcaiiy
characteristic OF the old time negro
and his Imagination. Every member
q the company IL admirably cast,
Billy Montgomery and Minnie Allen
are back with the musical nonsense
Sam B~rk and JuanitA sawan dance
aplcndidiy Tho Choy Ling Tic-
troupe Of Chinese magicianH and &C.
rohats are perhaps the mos; mystify'
lnK ofEanixat ton that ever came over
from the orient Their hrr catin.
thriller II typical Of the subtle arts
Of tho Chinese.
Herbert Ashley and Roy Dietrich
sing and put over bit OF comedy
while tho Bllly LaMont trio do a
high class tight wire turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Ruptur. Cured BY the
PIapao-Pads

49, s@d - 9@n mat - 60
- ths PtAS~s-esAs sSs fwsssdsd - sssS
rvps are 40 - s.sAv - hes1 ~ ess
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

n y~u ssscusA fan Acvr saA h~~aA
yvuy i~x. yvu would pos BE- nsss-
bed To ~ . pesY ~ eruteA~s sd
- them 70 hoeess srosnA - for
ne 49, cf yvsr NE. without dctnG
x,rM -syrsA - -
sswn himself to . nfytfms ~ truss
vwarsrg. wsthcus AufnG asySAsug
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Brings About These
Benefits

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Cotton Growers
Fight Boll-Worm

LAKE CHARLES. La. March %.
The Mexican pink boll-worm has
turned up here and cotton growers
are taking stringent measures to
prevent its growth. Several hundred
acres of cotton land at Cameron
parish. near here, are under quaran-
tine.
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Abolish the Truss Forever
The Plapao-Pad Explained

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