The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-13

ways in Nodaway county this year.
Kink City.-New Trust Co. capital
lied at $4,000, to be opened here.
Carthage.-Boilers and other heat
ing apparatus for new 100-room ho-
tel arrive.
Kansas City.--Greogory-Graun Mo-
tor Car Co. capitalized at S1,500,000 to
establish plant here.
Japlin.-Ozark Film Corporation
capitalized at $l50,000 opens studio
here.
Kansas City-Ford Motor Co. pur-
chases Sd acre site for 100000 for
new 100000 plant Capacity, 100
tractors daily, employing 700 workers.
Chilhowee.-Johnson county farm
ers expect to harvest largest corn
crop ever raised in this county.
Kansas City.-Pacifc Mutual Door
Co. of Tacoma, Washington, estab-
fishes distributing warehouse here.
Jefferson City.-To vote bonds to
cover $4,000 of city's $4,000 indebt-
edness.
Jefferson City.-Santa Fe files Pc
tition asking higher freight and pas
senger rates to meet wage increase
granted employees.
Kansas City.-Contract let to pave
Westport avenue from Penn to Mill
Creek Boulevard at 1924 per square
yard.
Springfeld.-$5OO0O deal consum-
mated when Producers Cold Storage
Co. bought Alex Reed & Sons produce
business.
Kansas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chris
tian Church buys 25-room residence
for $4,000; will remodel for commun-
ity center; grounds to be converted in
to Fairgrounds.
Cardwell.-Work progressing on
new bank and store buildings.
Building ordinances in many cities
being revised to allow more buildings
to meet demands of housing problem.
Kansas City.-St. Louis Manufac-
turing Co. opens distributing branch
here.
Mound City.-Excavating for new
oil and gas station for Farmers Ex-
change.
Kansas City.-Contract awarded to
widen Main Street. Cost Sill, 164.40.
Jefferson City-1,793 miles state
highway to cost 1888, 1865.
Kansas City.-Work begins on new
100000 building for International
Harvester Co to house distributing
agency for this territory.
Independence Belt road to
be repaired west from Martin City 10
miles.
Kansas City.-Air mail service be-
tween this city and Denver, Colo, to
be established soon.
Houston.-New 100000 school
building to be erected here.
Kansas City.-Work to start soon
on Turkey Creek sewer to cost ST.
100000. Largest contract ever let by
city.
Springfeld.-Ozark Utilities Co.
capitalized at $12,000,O00, opens Of
fees here for developing water power
possibilities and promote companies
to utilize resources in Ozark section
of state.
Rockport.-$10,500 votes for rural
high school in District No.
Property is the fruit of labor; pro-
perty is desirable; is positive good
in the world. That some should be
rich shows that others may become
IRISH, and hence is just encouragement
to industry and enterprise. Let not
him who is houseless pull down the
house of another, but let him work
diligently and build one for himself,
thus by example assuring that his
own shall be safe from violence when
! built.-Abraham Lincoln.
| st. Louis.-Wage increase Of
cents an hour granted 5000 United
Railway employees here, amounting
to $780, 900 annually.
Jefferson City.-Immediate steps to
be taken to eYpend 100000 for road
1 improvements N every county where
bonds have not been voted. Work to
extend over so miles in each county.
Kansas City.-91, 841 subscribed for
new exposition building to house
American Live Stock show.
I Monett.-New produce house opens
here.
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