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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

ctristy lfalhewnon. who made bis.
lprf ~ mig ~" % ihe Giants. who
iell the mnnnremenf of me Clarinnnii
Reds to enter the army and generally
supposed % b. the ncxl icadrr of the
olnnls. viii write "Finls" IN hls base
hall hook rt ne close OF this season.
according 70 reports.
The big pitcher whose name n Ink
~ with some cf the brightest chapters
pi baseball during the hast decude la
10 devote his attention TO private bust
ness nexi year. HE friends nay.
Mcortw shows Gratitude.
John McCrnw. manager Of the
Giants, who has shown hls gratitude
10 the Hold giardr of ne club By
wrerklng BE chances for pcnnant
falhef than cast out the veterans
that made the club the best paying IN
festment IN baseball. had selected
natiy as the man 70 taho hold Of The
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
OIL STOCK IS CERTIFICATE
OF DEATH OF FRIENDSHIP

Brownwood, Texas.--"Did you ever
see n fancy engraved. prlntod.ln gold,
death certiacatef" asked a salesman
Of the occupant of an adjoining chair
IN the Southern Hotel last Sunday.
"NoY". he inquired. "a bic nelrhbor
nodded a non.commilal answer ''well.
here Il "a. look Al it." he added. ex.
hibiting q 800. stock certificate IN an
oil company.
did a well come IN and somebody
drop deadr' asked the nalEhbor.
"Not that you could notice n You
nep a good customer Of mine was or
ganlnlng a company or something
Any way he wanted 10 sell the stock
I wanted to please him and bousht a.
Then tho bottom fell out: no oil IA q
hundred miles Of our lease. SO mt,
"a the certificate Of the death of oui
friendship Tie hates 10 see me J
don't ilke 10 10 IN his store Our
friendship q dead and this is .certi
ncate of its demise ! am out one hun
dred bucks and n customer total losa
and no salvage Ny LOGS too. n not 'on
! the house no you biame me for 20
lns into mourninei"
Thun he NJ hls cigsr and took .
speculative draw or two; suddenly he
asked Would you give me n War
Savings stamp for ii7r His noighbof
grinned. mot on your liiei But n
certainly made Christian OF you. Yet
why the War Savings stampi An OF
apeculatcr turning 10 War savineI
Stamps - going some; what's the
ideaq" Boy" said the salesman Go
a boy AZ home. Got more sense thar
the old man. Gave him 500 on he
birthday; he's got u yet, saiecd sway
War Savings Stamps and such. ] losl
mine. But IN be game and catch hIn
yet Wiah I'd been taught safety nrst
IN Investments like he has. ThAtt
why I'm for the schools now good and
strong. they are getting to be worth
the money IN this savings bushes,
alone even n they did not teach an
other thing 10 tho world"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Dallas. Teaaa Pupils IN ~ schools
n alk Texa1 towns madn such utasual
records n thrift work fhas lhslr 70.
ports hafe been IsttIpst b. lae 3av.
lnas piriaion 1f m United States
Treasury ffon NIas Annie Wehh rlan
ion. State superintendent d public lN
atru4iIon.
LoIeua school q fopla1antsd ~ The
grade lauaht ~ Mlnh mo6onn 0fifIin.
Nho had sixteen pupils. and under ne
enconfafeuenl of nleo 0f|lnr aud
Miss Myrtle L. Tanner. superiulend
nni. lnrr owned. ~ the cIurn Of school.
Thnft and War Savings Stamps 70
he amount oi tia6lto. One hlFh
third erado n the Travis School Of
Fan Antonlp. With thirty one pupils
under Miss Ruth E. Laldlnu. owned
1880 hIst Stella Traweek'n third
frade with lhlrirrir pupils own tl1of
of The gorer1neni's securities. bought
~ Thrift Stamps and converted into
War Savings stamps
The Farmersglllp Hieh school. with
a'xiyaix Stamp owners. reports. ac.
cordinE 20 Superintendent A. M nleck.
man and Principal 4, neeoe, owner.
chip Of t11os76 IN 0oscrnmon eaV.
inEa Securities n o. Robbins. super.
intendent o. lhe Jasper schooia enter.
Cd Me hlgh school. with Mra Joe No
carthy IN charge. which owns. accord.
ing 10 hrs. Mccarthy safi5 IN Gov.
erament savings Miss IVA Orlrzard
Of Warahaehlo. according 10 Suporin.
tendent O. D VIM. had clans Of
hfly pupils. Who on Juna owned
ia.s50to. Mirs OTixsard's pupils own
an average Of t726i and Miss Crlfhn'a
pupna own m average Of tss each
In Government savlngs Securities.
Perhaps other schools may have
done a. wcil." said Dlnsmore W.
HUM. Federal District Director. ~hri
We have not been advised. Certainly
these children have learned vainahla
lesson "a well AZ accumulated what
10 10 a school child an unusually large
sum Of money. This work viii be con
tlnued In the schools ncxt season"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

rolne wncn ~ leaves. n was believed
Maity failed With the Cincinnati
Rcda but iicOrav took Tim back and
planned to Fivo him hie chance with
the ieain That he took major part ~
making famous
However. Il seemed that MHflF
lacked the hshiinR qualities, tho ten.
permanent that has always been char.
acfefstic of Giant leader.
When Johnny Ercrs. ne lerr TrD'
JAN. was signed up by the 0iaats na
coach. Mc0ruw announced. deaplie
general belief to the conlrary. that
Matly'a status ~ assistant manager of
the club would not BE- affected.
But when Mc0nw wna suspended on
the western trip. Evers wns dolnE most
Of the bosslng and u a generally be-.
llcved that the togu Of clan leader viii
fsll on hls SHOULDERS when Mc0raw
tosaes it on.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
LITTLE PICK-UPS OF
SPORT

soceer football ls popular IN Ger
many.
Princeton is hopeful of retaining the
intercollegiate golf tile.
Syracuse university has added q soc.
Ger team to lis sporting list
United States Golf aasocDtlon is NJ.
ter gambling on golf tournainenss
An American contestants arr out
Of the British ladies' solf tournament.
Jerome n. Travern. former amateur
golf champIcu. win try q "comebaek"
this year.
william X. Vanderbilt leads the lIs.
Of wnnlnz owners In fat track racing
The American hockey team. which
placed second IN the olympic matches
has returned 70 America.
80
England has oihclully recognized
the enmpaisn for funds 20 send q
British team 70 the 0lymplcs
schnylknl Navy Of Philadelphia.
made up Of the rowing clubs lhere. DO.
mated 500 to the American Olympic
fund.
cunsda. Il n estimated. win receive
three. quarters OF million dollars
from 80 tax On horse race tracks this
year.
Ohio State university athletic de-
partment members viii receive a 20
per cent salary Increase effective IN
Hcplcmher,
Aston villa soccer eleven Of Eng
land has won Tho English cup eln-
hlemaSie or Supremacy 10 the kicking
style Of football ak times.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

The colufnbus Weekly lpurler
win eoal you sgbn per yee@ after
September 4. You will save ploQ
lT subscribing between now and
'fplelnhef 4
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
SPECULATOBS INCUR HEAVY
Loss SAYS DALLAS BANKER

More than ninety Ave out Of every
hundred dollars invested IN oil atorks
ls : clear loss," aaid Nathan Adams.
vice president Of Dallas hank with
nearly tso.onoNlo deposits In other
wofda had every purchaser Of gloe
worth ui on stock bought ius, one Wa
Savings stamp and burned The remain
ins teb.e2 pl hin money. The entire
gfpun would have more nouey on
hand ihan 4 haa today. The Thrift
and War Savings alanps and Raels
tered Treasury CaFilncetea ere guar
anteod % be worth more any day than
they cost !, - the naliou's guarantees
agalnat ihe hnaeinallon o. lhs sloch
sa|auman
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

team, was laying on with bad leg.
His team made a late rally knocking
Chicago pitcher on the nlab. and Chi.
cago called on Rculbach 70 save the
day. One OF nrookiyns boat hliteFa
was up. but Lumley took him out and
llmped up 10 the plate. and smashed a
home run oxcf tho. right 1old fence
winning the game.
There may he aofne psychological
reason for pinch hltterg succeeding
when the rink ls, greatest I3ul the
greatest Instance of pinch hitting
ever saw happened IN hostrna when
Fred Lake wan manaEi1E the team.
Tho S0x were trailing. needing q
hli 70 ile CaFnsnn. a really great he.
Ter. WAS "A bat. Nhen Lake sdddenly
took Carflgan out and sont Donohue 10
hi for him. Tho move was astounding.
Cogqlgan hormaliy wps close 10 4 800
hitter and dangerous ln q plnch Don
ohuc was lucky 20 Mt .2iS xot Don.
ohuo cracked hll down the third base
Hoe and won the game
rI.atef Lake calmly reuarked, 4
had huncb. Il came 20 ne like q
aash. know u looked crasy-bu n
worked"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Eneslleut eiralch 81 Water Aatfdud
ior Three Mllsa aad win ono
Send iof Fovn

Xale'a flousalcule course a. nafbJ
Conn.,. AFFORDS an excelleni stretch ~
wAler Tor three miles aud Win one
bend for -four mllea Il has been adopt
ad a. the official ccurEg for fnle'e
home racoA Aad Penn Nul cumpnle
there against the Hlue ney, Easter
ilde. The nlne has won ten Oul % ~
dual races from The lied and plae var
lIIy oNIIman.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
PINCH HlTTERS GOOD
WHEN RISK is GREAT
Hugh Fullerton Recalls Some
Historic Clouts.
Manansr crsvsth's Peat IN Knocking
Homo nun Against New York
Giants nrinos w Other Sue.
eessful ttlttsra

~0avvy CrBvnth's recent feat m
knocking homo run while acting a. q
pinch hitter arnlnsl the New YoFk
0lpnlA" snyH Hnghey Fullerton. RE
calls 70 mind some piuch.hiilinR feats
that required the greatest Kind o. cpur-
aso
\ remember ono time when Harry
Luiniey, manager Of ihe brooklyn
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

sisoo
Cep
.
Derby When
curbug
sil thoroughbred
% the Intention Of and
Of
fond Of this branch Of racing
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
CLEMERcEAU AND TIGERS

Georges Clemcnceau. the for.
mer French premier, known o.
"the Tiger" heard the Detroit
team was named IN t.is honor or
somcthlnE, 70 he sent Manager
Hugh Jennings a tigers claw hs
a token OF good luck. The De
lrolt Tigers and the French Tl.
Eer both seem IN the same boat
down aud out % It--drzpliei
the good luck tokens.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

pOerDH LOAN go
o. I.'.r rfr rhHr" '''l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
FINANCIAL

MONEY Tt LOAN
To sstertrd men ana v.m.u. fipiirl
toans ou pianos h9uHah..d goods ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

$500 CASH. balance sos pcr Wnuth. fvn.
room modern bungalow. on r'virg %
Fnutr place Price $3.50 Phone Usage
1853 or b"1rc InNs NHduu Investment
o. IN .--LLr-LA LLLhr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

EEW AEHDPIANE BUNGALOW. ON
south side. near Horace Mann school F.
five rooms and breakfast room. oak
floors. beautifully finished lu ivory with
turos, including fhro board drain. taste.
fully decorated and hHs arg" concrete
good huN. 1900 cash Will handle call
Mr. Hudson with tho Yadon Investment
ry. 'le Security Bldg Phone Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

Make mo an offer. Tvo.s'ory seven lars.
rooms living room across entire front
an hardwood floors beautiful decorations
and fsturcs, two big front porches, two
freplaccs, tile bath, pedestal lavator
mirror doors, plenty closets and bun IN
features large basement; furnace hos',
laundry tubs good well OF water; garage
and servants quarters; immediate pc,
scusion. The price for qu,oh salN Is
very attractive. Terms. For par'irulars and
location phone Cedar 9si or Usage 75G9.R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

I $1,000 CASH and so pgr month buys %
dandy four room modern house. on
/ paving. we'll located price fN50O You
must act quickly. Phone oaare ls57 or
H"uHr rNVN Ask FOR Mr. Anderson.
| NuIun I-Nn-t tnLnrL 90 -ln Nn-nrLlN n,Lr
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
lInI - I'm .AII

n3l ~ tnE -Ni L---@
, nU.V aUarH.at h.ls.. Dp.e 'o. un
.h Hd. Ua.f h"'t from cor NHe
oai ..'..a,a' 90 aG ooai 'aavi
,I", "f,..Is. 'tSss.'m.o, &c., gal..la,e
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t...,' IVA, .m
... '.''' '"." 100
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I.u.u ..f ,...a 1000
... U.,ys '''.. '"'''.
', lNi',, Lc
,,... fv.n' .. a." i.n'
.'',.,Il,'' p'''es7, 10" H"tnE'
| u-,,. e. .u o. $50 ga.f 0sase saoo
"gr.,,..r.. SOUTH E,.a, -. 2, goa.,.
D..p ua
,y "r,.vt.,,-
.... N' nN hhH ..
...a OBJ. tfr Ss..fs Osge ttai
hEaI TEtMS
IS. hf'. ,"'e .'.eDt one not hur g.
..4I 900. @ se.. moderate Initial p1,
.Ii...' '.' ', .", L.n. rtf Iu"
| |NNI "'|H. I'... room I.u..I |HuHt.
'.v. N...uan' oak. no.r w1r.et.
.. 'y.i' & '".F
f.urf..H house well huut ana com.
".r. II..' .n features, upn'"l THIS is %
U..I 200 .-'Hrrf nnt con Doc houEht now
... .''. .H.i '.rr. tfVF" 1900
.t u.,.gr N.stn side. I'd, room mod.
.rr UFfrvsIUpU and Ir..Ifsst r,,at, .
me9f anI garage. nuntH feature.
.... .....
WI r-. '' "1' .t.' m
ur,' baiancc tgs month iste /. ,.
t.rlg
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b,nt'f' GU ~, lrod'tn t"hven."rc"s
'I"L' ~ ~ IggN'"'' ''"t" '''' aI''i
'' ',,''' Al'' Al''.--..-.-.-.-...-.
cottage new, fuu lot Price {l.e50.
,''u .,'',. ....,.,.,. ,........,.-...
/ 2. 900. fuo location. Osaro n5NG
/ gf.,uu CASH t,I,,.. ,.r,,r.5. 1.-Two
largo rooql. bunTaloyy r.y.inrpt fina
! lnt prire S. go Usage q5SG
/ CAUs1N sDr-r, Good siv.roc,,, Lu,..-,
fI,, C,rn., ,,grs ,'N "Ii' "u,..
|nuUf 9' ,g newly on, f,,Isbcd i,,s.r,ai,t
I g,wgs. ~, location yqq CANT boat;
gs.2s ,,,. ,s, @,,ss 100. $500 %. 49,. ..,., .,.
s sg"5 ,gg.-r@qm i. house .., YIN @ nG rgg,m i'm
! n.'n ta''." ,.oiis 'o 5.h@oI ana car line
| ,"s>Ap non v,t, ,,..,...., ......i.....
| NN' r.it ~ ~. I'gh m'l''N
h,n. a.n'-i nr" uf,ng room aero.
] I"'' ~ NI",i'b i'.'i u".'
I tI .,I f.,.,.,'''' '"",.,,l' m '.'i l,.v i
ha'a ag.'',-, ] Ia,sr ,, Et,ncn ana .cr.s'"4
/ Ia. ,m,ut. splendid large corner I1t. lido
. Huts aU iu. one block 20 car limo. Price
oGI 'o rro. ,5oG Lee a2i'0Ge S,, n..,g,g ,g,g-
] iowa uldF
.,.., -, nnrace Maa,ne. s'hII.
,r,icl lrgs ronl, sys.iicn, hn,I,,r.,,,
dry ,,,. Fn,,,Se, nn' sg,Eahtr gn',',ins
~ ,tt,ihr ''' 'u.. rnTnS nc u'' VIZ
Price $4,000. ono.half Caqh haianre
1ssi'' 6ltv 1cait2 iT rnvo.,r.1t oo nTag G6 ''E'
ioslie. Mgr a25 iow, R'dr
IsNrEENTIr WEST - nungaIow. six
|uascmant and servants quarters price
S'g can a'S0 Se scsn Ss1 OS S's99S to
|rI,rtNNAT,t -NGurft ,,,a,, ,..,,...,,-,..,.,,.
house. basement and garage. lot TX
ii0. only $4,000. this is a snap; terms
Nr'her realty. cedar 2'S
~ T.. ~, ~ I"4- ,nnt. nom, NV
.l,Np' h,,9nsc IA nor 6nn,i ,"' IN,
month. roth on fuu lots nom. S
bright. 202ts s Main Room b. cedar
1880
rF3AcTlGAIl.Y new nye.rGon ,,, eausa.
|.rJ V,,"g 'rd ,1 ,,,'tr, o., SO b,rI,y,'l
Tr'nrs thr,rrhrt,t' I,,,tit icss ib.,, ,r,,
Price 81 800. $1,000 cash. Yodon In
, Dapro rC-7 ur paace rogV
>Is,y AEuopI.ANE ur-NGAIn,,.- .r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

SPECIAL New Nye.' room bungalow
nautc' ivory finish. hardwood floors
basement; east 'front.' corner lut: close ln
bargain at iG.-rO. on good terms Cedar
20 Fiurpnnuu 4 Small
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

WEST SIDE tINr Iu..ua. hardwood
floors. uI,o shudos highly drruratel.
nn"uw.Uf. garage. walking distance
pr'c. $4,000. g. BOO down. Ialu Il Sons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

TOR HALE-AnoN oIoCIrlo WNEhInF ma
chine. used siV months, good Cunil-
tion: VIII sell cash or tcrmH Usage lil3.
kuotcn's Market
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

HALE HIDCk Horace Mann school.
scvrn.r9um bungalow beautifully dnH-
Grated. large rooms excellent baaoWeut
fiuo vcll garage nnd servants quarters.
very large lot. fine shade trees. Walk.
ing distance. no better buy 'n tho ci'v.
Price 81" 800. 0no.hplf cash. balance
terms; lot us show YOU Phone Dsarc
IHAl CITY Realty Investment 60. e. Is
Ioauc. Mgr. 1926 Iowa Hldr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

iNHhN ibH NtNl ~
FOR ltENI $50 acre, farm. improved.
near TuIHl. ulHn sWuu improved truck
farm, ruIfHhlc lpr dHirw or chicken
lauohi near TulHn. Inquire tli Security
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

SOUTH NORFOLK EAST FRONr
Seven rooms, new bungalow ana
breakfast room, all modern. buili-in
fixtures and nicely decorated, furnace
heat, basement and garage and scr'-
ants quarters.
SOUTH CINCINNATI
Sercu-room bungalow, hardwood
floors and nicely decorated, garage
ana basement Immediate pos
session.
NORTH QUANAH
SlX-rOom bungalow, just completed
huilt-in features, hardwood floors
garage ana large basement.
Can Mr. Powell or Mr.. Ldngston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

NttSSOUUl---tlO down; s. monthly buys
80 acres truck and poultry land near
town. southern Missouri. Price g2a0:
send for special bargain Inst BOX 1859.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

$1,000 uNFURNlsHaD $500 furnished.
terms, Tor rive room modern butFt-
l!aw rlass"d sleeping porch oak floors
ear.go and driveway. restricted district.
cool In summer. gas pressure high. even
pavement. ~ blocks from cor line. can
Usage Aso6 or Usage s'l6.
srECiAL .- New nye. room bungalow.
uautc'. ivory finish. hardwood floors
basement east 'front.' rnfnnr Tot: close in
bargain at 's.5og. on good terms Cedar
80. Finconnon g Small
FOUR ROOM house. close In. corner lot.
east front. good we'll. near two car
limos. $500, terms FiucauUon & Small
SEW. MODEEN: six rooms ord nrca1.
f3st room oak roora, ivory finish
French dpo-H. wautel. basement; garage
similar homes in same block Just sold for
cash viii handle. Cedar a. Fiuoauuon
q Snall
HILLCRESr addition, new siN.rOom mod
'hroughout: muntel. built In features.
I can cedar 1850
TRENTON. SOUTH $1,000 cash balance
like rent buys a. new siN-roHm modern
lures. bulIt.In boat raseE and cabinets.
east front Price $500. Call Rhine. Usage
I y \ \ 3.
like rout Luys nov fHur.rn.m h1uss.
/ just bcur completed Immediate possess
sion Price 1880. tall >Jth.ur G-aEe
2.si
us Won. WAIT -RIssi-r.rs il-t ,,,,r ,,--..-,.
crIy with Globe Real Estate Co. ol5
/ Central NatIonal Rank WldE.. cedar g.
,fy t....,,, t,,.i.-.. 49,, .,r.,.
80 ''N.N a. ~ " ~, ~" 80 So IE, 7'u;
,""s -Gn I ,.Ur
NM v.y n, 'n.s.c.ti1n pri.c -a'06,,
/ Nirbsr pcaity 'Csd,r aas '''.''
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Nf,r' Ert,y.,15 49, T',,UtI Lea o.,
] ,,,raI, - c'r,,,, ,,t h,.5,,,.,.,t 20. rr
/ h1,vc PrioS tiO ooo. onf' 8, o,o ','.j
balance pHsy Archer Realty rrIrr ..e
/ coon corn. .g,,,,t ,...,.... ,.....E. ,,....
r5 .I.1tif,r ~ ,,.I, 'rr,
I I,YyiI g,r e. p0o r,.b. L,r.r,r' g.,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

Attractive ryr.room modern bungalow
uI aIrruiuE porch 100 irv,nE Place. leau.
rftu. Uautcl. latest huiit-in conVeulsncos
loss than eight months old. finished in
worry and oak floors throughout; terms to
sutf most any one and tho price Is right
Phone owner at Usage S0ll
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thAL ESTATE
SO, 800 BROADMOOR

Brand-uew bungalow with six largo
rooms and breakfast room. OAK
floors all throuEh, every built-.n
feature, beautiful enamel work and
decorations, two sets Of French
doors, hrgo basement. garage and
drive. This is worth the money. See
1t now. can
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

WE HAVE A NICE two-room home In
Kendall that can be bought for $500
down balance $50 per month. one
bright 2ocia s. Main. Room b, Cedar
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sINTEENTu WEST .a bungalow. six
rooms and sleeping porch: garage
basement and servants quarters pric,
So 200. only $500 cash balance 80 suit
pur.hoscr, can be seen by appointment
Archer Realty Co Cedar aoS
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CINCINNATt NORTH Good seven room
house. basement and garage. lot T7x
it0. only $4,000. this is snap. terms
Archer Realty. Cedar POS
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low. ON east side two blocks from ear
and iitucy and ON unvinE. has hardwood
Price So 500. $1,000 cash Yadon IN.
NC.tueut Go, 'l9 Security Bldg Phone
bapro rt-7 ur bapcn rnsS
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MANrnn no my

4 car iost II second hand furniture At
once CaIl Gamble Wl Furniture Co,
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-02
GENERAL COLORADO NEWS

Preliminary reports on agriculture
now being issued by the federal cen-
sus bureau and tabulated by the State
Immigration Department for purposes
of comparison with reports submitted
by county assessors show approxim-
ately the same magnitude Of develop
ment in all branches of farming in
Colorado since 1910 as have been pre-
viously shown by the reports Of as
SCISSORS. Partial reports from SIX
counties show an exceptionally large
increase in the value of farm proper
ty this year over 1910, very consid-
cradle increase in the arreage of i'm
proved farm land and substantial
increase in the number of farms oper-
ated by tenants The counties from
which reports have been obtained are
Phillips, Baca, Clear Creek, Douglas,
Alamosa and Moffat. Baca county
makes the most remarkable showing
of any county so far reported and un-
doubtedly will show greater agricul-
.ural development when all reports
are in than any county in the state,
since its population reports are al
ready complete and show large in
crease in the last ten years than any
other county. Baca county reports
this year farm land and buildings val
ued at sl2,511,3 ,397, compared with
sl,09O,864 in 1910, an increase of
l.046 per cent. 1t has 3S0,974 acres
of improved land in farms this year,
compared with 34,953 acres in 1910,
an increase of 800 per cent. 1t has
1872 farms operated by tenants this
i 1 pi1
lips county also makes an excellent
showing, with an increase of 29T.9
per cent in the value of farm property
and 1891 per cent in acreage of I'M
proved farm land. 1t shows large
increase in acreage of wheat in cult
walton, haaing 76,618 acres reported
for last year. compared with 14,OOO
acres in 1909. Douglas county shows
an increase of 1905 per cent in value
of farm property and 17.2 per cent in
acreage of improved farm lands. 1t
is one of the few counties in the state
having fewer tenant farmers this
year than in 1910, having SO this year,
ompared with 102 ten years ago. Clear
Creek county, although it boasts but
little agriculture, shows considerable
development since 1910. The value
Of it's farm property has increased
1905 per cent in the past ten years
and its acreage of improved farm land
has increased 17.2 per cent. Acre
age devoted to crops, however, has de-
creased in most cases. In Moffat and
Alamosa counties no comparisons are
possible, since both these counties
were organized since 1910. Moffat
county, which was created from a part
of Routt county in 1911, reports 1923
farms this year, compared with only
Lib reported by Routt county ten
years ago, and 461 TIT acres in farms,
compared with only 330,233 acres in
Routt county in 1910.