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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19

big B, for we not only had a jug
but most always had one hid in the
middle of the pile of corn, so that the
finder would get the first swig and
pull at it. And still another big af-
fair was early in the spring time, the
log rolling. Early Saturday morning
| was set astride of old jim and sent
to all The neighbors to ask them co
the log rolling, and they sure would
come, and 1t was then manhood
showed up; the young fellow that
could carry the biggest end or load
was sure to have his name announc-
ed to old mothers that .happe,ed to
he present at the next quitting. Big
times all of them
lont kno wat which OF these
functions Old Speck shuffled off these
wells Of care, but one thing | know,
she disappeared; can't say what
route, but have often thought of
her devotion to that on black chick,
and in after years to see wife and
mother of one child would bring up
fond reoollections Of Old Speck and
Bunty, for she came out of the briar
patch one day about shutdown with,
out any tell and remained so all the
fourteen years she lived and hover
ed the thirteen broods that she
brought up, and was far SURPRISING
her late and lamented ancestor in
that respect. AS sure as spring
time would come, the fig tree bring
forth, and the dogwood blossom,
Bunty would come slyly. up throurn
the horse lot with ten or ., dozen or
more of mixed brood of chicks, some
gray some yellow, some black, and
some specified. After her first or
second appearance with this brood
no more attention was paid Bunty,
except to shoe at her and sling a
cob to keep her out oft he garden,
which was always close by. When
her chickens were Old enough to
fly she had roost on the end of the
gable to the old high log barn which
stuck out beyond the boards about
three feet. There she would perch
every night, both light and dark
moon, with her offspring some on one
side and some on the other. There
she would repose; no storms, frost,
rain or snow ever deferred her. And
there he would be the next spring
and the next until 10 had rolled bf.
What became Of her flock l can't say
IS to any one knowing, for 1t was be-
fore, and during, and just after our
unpleasantness with out very dear
friends up 'Hbeyant" the Ohio. And
up to that time we had never sold a |
or an egg, and no one that |
sver heard OF even set a hen or saw
her set. But by Bunty losing her
:ail | then and there promised her
hat some day hoped to be able to
ell her tale ash est could. So here
t is. q. w.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19

What ! Think OF Crimson Glover
have had some experience with
crimson clover, and have found it t.
increase the yield OF my corn from
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19
CRIMSON CLOVER

| had a short article in last weeks
Herald on the Importance of crimson
clover, and | have asked some of the
farmers of the county who have had
the most experience with this very
valuable crop to give me a word of
testimony of this crop and what they
think of it as q crop to build up the
soil Now. l am not acquainted with
all the farmers who have grown
crimson clover Putnam county and
/ wish / was. I would have a great
many more short articles published,
but to any one who has grown this
crop and feels like recommending it
to his farmer frieds please write a
short piece and send to me or the
Herald with your name signed, so we
can see who has had the experience.
A few things which should be
done in getting stand of crimson
clover: First, prepare the seed bed
we'll Make the seed bed as for
wheat or clover and SOW Is to 20 lbs.
OF seed to the acre and II there has
be other clover grown on the land
recently incubation is not necessary;
otherwise incubation should be APP
piled. Either get some soil from a
clover field or get the liquid inocula-
tion and inoculate the seed before
sowing. but be sure not to let the
seed come in direct contact with the
bright sunlight. After applying the
incubation to the seed spread out in
the shade to dry and then SOW in the
early morning or in the evening or
on a, cloudy day with the harrow
followig the seeding. In this way
the incubation is ffective. Apply
when seeding cromson clover some
Is per cent acid phosphate from 100
to 800 pounds to the acre. In this
way the clover gets good growth
and the better the clover grows the
more nitrogen it gathers and stores
in the soil, consequently the better
crop you get following the crimson
clover. II you are sowinf for a pas
ture and crop to turn under l would
suggest sowing half busheI of rye
with the crimson clover 1t will fur
nish more pasture and help to hold
the clover.
Hoping to see your testimony of
growing crimson clover in the paper
next week, If you have grown a crop
and you think it is a good thing to
grow, let us hear from you.
w. G.. ADSMOND, Co. Agent
What | Think OF Crimson Glover
have had some experience with |
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19
The Crop Of All Crops

Mr.. Adsmond, our county agricu1-
tural agent asked me 70 write my
experience with crimson clover, that
the farmers of the county might
know what know crimson clover
will do for the farmers Of this coun-
ty. I can say that any man who ex-
poets to continue farming cannot af-
ford to not grow crimson clover for
many reasons, but some of the most
important are: First, winter cover
crop. II holds the soiland keeps It
from washing. Second. late fall.
winter, and early spring pasture. 1t
comes on earlier than anything else
and it furnishes more pasture than
most anything you can have. Third,
as a green crop to turn under to build
the soil up, and that is one Of the
things we need
I have grown crimson clover three
years and have not found any WIN
ter crop equal to it. My first crop
was gathered and sold as seed and
from the two acres sold $4,000 OF
seed and turned the stubble under
and I consider it worth more than
the expense of preparing the soil,
the seed and fertilizer, IN improving
the land, and / think the $50 which
/ sold the seed for was clear profit
M. l.. FARRIS.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19
SLOW
DEATH

Aches, pains, nervousness, di6i-
Guilty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidnsy. liver,
bladder and uric acid trcuble6--
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19

FOR SALH-3o pure bred Plym-
outh Rock pullets Matched n March
Price $3.50 each. Mrs. w. L. Swal-
lows. Algood, Tenn.--Advt.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19
BLOOMINGTON SPRINGS

School at this place is progressing
nicely under the management OF
Pro- f. N. Billingsley and Miss Zyl-
phie Gore.
Oliver Davidson of Nashville Is
visiting home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Nunally are WIS.,
ring Mr.. and Mrs Bill Gentry.
Lyon Terry, Walter McBroom and
Charlie Farley left for California one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Higgin-
botham recently.
Alma and Gertie Stewart, how are
you all?
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Nash, all took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Higginbotham last
Sunday.
Uncle JEFF Dyer, who has been sick
for some time, is reported no better.
Misses Ada and Willie Nash of this
place visited their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Charter Harris ct CoolSeville
recently.
Velma Higginbotham mas been WIS.,
ting her grandmother at silly "
Point
Misses Ada and Willie Nash took
dinner with Velma Higginbotham
last Sunday.
VEI4MA AND ADA.
Notice Whenever you need blood
hound for trailing thieves, incendia-
ries, etc, call Byrd Davis at Algood,
Tenn
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-19
GOLD MEDAL.
,pl1lEl!!1!o>

bring quick relief and olken wped ~
deadly diseases. Known a. the national
ssmsdy Of Holland for more than 400
ysara All druggists, in three sissa
lssk for The name Gold Medal - sSssy -
~ 81 and accent NO ;niaAtisa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
rnILInY ANn sIrrIIEs
PERSONAL PROPERTY



FOH SNIE.A Eas range. good new
also saniiury couch rhonc uaagc iNil
uGU CLASS living room, diu,ng roon
ana bedroom furuitnrc. wicker chairs
Usage 1903
ONE PERFECTION water yoolcr for sale.
first ,ltss condition. Usage i2a2 COZ
llisH HdE
FURNITURE FOR salc and susll cottage
Tor rent Phone cedar ita'
ruu SALE nodstcad .puurs tabloa
go-rart high ,hair aud kitchen ut'n.
,ilt Cedar il7' taIe o. FIfth
ruR SALE Kitchen cabinet. rcfrlg
cfntot. EH- range and other plr,cH nf
furniture cheap .il 5. Nanthup. Tulsa
OKLA
ruR SALE rive r"omH ot household fur
niturc ti2a. l#oi % tbir,lcN.
coon Az NEW White rotsr, sewing
machine 20 81. Archer Phone Usage
WANTED, sE,G9XSn HAND
Ws GpT S2. Ir 's " nc.,s gs GGs q s,Sg@ sgy
Usage 'ihS ~ w. tirr ~ " WNBu
sEwlNG ma,hiuos. easy terns. on our
plan. Mcrucrron Furniture Co. Usage
YOi" tNN watr diamonds If ,.,u scii v0ur
second hand furniture tu tho Diamond
furulufo GO. rbonc raEi. We buy any.
mlng and -eu oscrytulng
MArrVEssEs Rcnov"sa ana recoy yered.
returned home the same day. Phone
tita. SANITARY Mattross 60
sElr YOUR turptu'c ~ ths Miller Fur.
ntura GO and set what u i9 worth
Ypu CAS- weer diamouus n YOU sell your
aerond hand furniture 90 the Diamond
Furniture Go. phone 6b3i. We buy any
@ii bu, b. 6.aro i,ie IS " Ftf,,
CALL DsAGE lutH Miller Furuture 40.
when YOU have ANYTHING 20 s~ll In sec
ord hand furniture vo nay Oh" top price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
EMPLOYMENT
nrIr MANIIn-,IMAII

NElt NNNffb - WAN w
WANTED Pour youur r1m'n. ffum 10 Co
% years uf Hpr. Ulth ~ least hIrh
at hool education. fot apcsiauyed vprk fc.
quttipe 10 rrutat personality and uhi'lfy io
handle people. spiendId opportunity fHr
rapid advancement Cor the riHht prrsuuH
Naia IS bostou - room 2o5
WANTED Experienced tyrist one nav
inE .Npcrturc in hliiinr rrcfrrtet must
lc uuirk und accurate permanent puHi.
Tton and good rhauce f0r HdNHugrWert
Apply sherWlu & WuuawH 60. 'is
cheyenne
EXPERIENCED LADY sapted to do ta.
UHtrluE uu Hcruud hand cIothoH fio D.
First
OVERAiIs .ONLRAtI.s rIeui,. OF over.
allie for aIl that come. host made " 30
slao from Be- to no waist Jacobs MORGAN
tlc 60. f.i IIrat
WANrrb Waiirrs- Vhttha wssurr
ton cote ita per,~r Az
WANTED A. once ut-t class cook at
club tafr. none tut fret class need
sppb Nra q. Titua
WANTED Middio arsd whitc woman 10
uo general homework in FrlaIl fauiI.
D-u 1870 UDs''r
sitl WANTED As iu'asrnEer iu large
au company office hsriuueta accepted
promotion rapid Adfrrss HoA OBJ u.
Ger, world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

and ,na fe.. room bungalow. thls prop
crtv ia o. fuo Income rr'du.rr while tho
ness or apartmnut location Phone
psnEe 1904 Tor price and terms w j.
tterr, .
SOUTHEAST SIDE .Ry owner attractive
rI.t ruuu tile bath buIIf.'u features.
mod'rn ,hr7urhout fnruarc. 'srFc .,,odd"
q, nuais. ready f1r u.rurauDt fI.aI f1ca
,iou Price $1,000. rh"ua owno-. ussEe
NIDE -IN.HOuM ,ritsEo. sleeping pprDn.
garage. good well water. variety ~
fruit Phone 7SN D".urs'Ilc. okla
s. 900. l.e5 y. DIWYE\NC seven room
throughout puut.tn feature. roughcd In
FOR furnace. storm sh'ctcd fine mantci,
dr,cway For sale uy owner Phone
FOH SALE. nrand new ouuEaiow cor
nor lot good well ~ water, $4,000.
HEtL ESTATE DEALERS Ny property
at t-l s. Wheeling ST is OF tho mar.
kct Viola stafford
FOR SALE Modern home iu Neosh'.
Mo. sIk.rouW house with bath. fire
place. closets pantry large cement front
porch. screened iu back porch. garaEc
Ionrc strc.'a. an ldnal home Price
81 500. u Interested write Henry punkc.
owner at' Ieffrrson So. Ncosho. No.
SIN ROOM bungalow in southeast part ~
town. {L.aO cash will handle Phone
KENDALL
$50 cash. $50 per month: thrcc.rooo,mn
line. sewer in. Price $3.50. LGrayti
/ FOR SALE brand usv -Four room dwell
$40 down SO a. month. lct' look AZ H.
leslie Brook CO.. oFHro sNi3 aud 90
FOR Splendid five. room bungalow :.
cast front, high lot, paving going In /.
only $4,000 but IL takes half cash n yon
have the cash you can ssNo on this Leslie
HrooNs company phones Usage asa and
VERY CLOsE ~. corner. with car door
level trtckaEo, has splendid one story
GGf,S In'ld'nt MI a,-V WIZ ,no '"n,tclS
can be- diyidai into two properties For
price and terms. phone Usage s6si. W.
1 ! Hcur,.
FOR SALE strictly modern Ecyen- room
bungalow ON East Fifteenth. hardwood
floors, tr"pia,ci large rooms all huilt.
aud garage. immediate po-scssion E y.
/ riley Cedar 1878. al2 Robinson
! FOR SALE \ nifty five room bungalow
school and iItuov. house Ia we'll arranged
and UI" nice floors ana woodwork con.
F,u'on'ly arranged frin" 5000 70 sold
. tf ono" E Riley cedar 1914
FOR SNLE.. lu0NliU fr"t In business dis
frirt uu Nprth Urstnu. two cottages on
this r.HtIug ftT il.I month fine location
m " r-IS. 81, 5%'' cod & .H,''' Rss rsdar @1,.
SOUTH SIDE. vel located. fine .iv- room
{ bungalow modern, with up-to- date
Price ts 200. e.. O00 cash. Iot US show yuu.
riley & 'u. Csiar 1913
itt,a ui," w"!.'o .-r"om huusslo"
with bath. iu Kendall. i'rms. will iu-
. U"lt.-t rapidly. cedar 1898
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

60 DSE rs. south side. CORNER lot TOOK
ltU foot with two mine. room r'slicpte co.
and fN. fH. room hurrpIuwa. this prop
rrtv Ia % fIuo Income producer. while tho
lot Ia rrrv.uE IN value rapidly a. husi.
ness or apartment location fhnu"
DsnEe g6Gt Tor price and terms. W j.
IFrrrA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

ru4fhru-t. 80 Fifteenth and ElVopd
Zinc .ntdp trpo. can cedar llI0 during
Mm.Lne.e Lnnr.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

CORNER 80. 500. two houses. good Iu-
ycatmcnt well as home. ono seven
rooms. modern house In front. also five
room. ynOioru house In rear, also rarsg"
ON pldcc. this home ig In ono OF the
hc#t locations m tho city, near otr. school
and church Lcvls & otto. ~ Ma'o
Hldr Cedar ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

FOR SALE strictly modern seven. room
bungalow ON East Fifteenth. hardwood
floors, fireplace large roomH. all built
In features, furnace rouEhci in basement
Hul garage. immediate pu-scs-IUu ". y.
HfIey Cedar 1913 30" Robinson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

a bUfLEA apartment UN. rnuma .,,u.
can ne bought at bargain. nr'N $500
viii handle. rHU alFn p' rented Furnished
~ 500 per month This N. u snap N g.
Glass a co., bsage lH.1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
Isl si>E,s PROPERTY

o0Vlto MEET Vltn ono brick store
hundinE, on East Third So blocks
'ack. facing on kouosha ST.. half or all
0r sale. can f'S E Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

SOUTH SIpE SNAP. Horace Mann school
district. s. 500. good terms, siN room.
two-s'nry home. msntel. huilt-in features
oak floors, splendid basement aud garage
this home Is substantially built and COM.
paratlyHly new, tho place Is worth ilo""
Lewis 4 otto. 40 Mayo WdE cedar ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
FINANCIAL
uusI>tsS oproHrI>ITlrS

FOR SALE one cement hio,k plant
complete. doing paying business
mubt sell AT once uu account ut other
business, priced right can tel'
ItAEr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

Use Bti.DING site iu rcrrge Drive.
un pershlug Az Price $500. easy
crms on part call owner Ossge lls,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ACREAGE iOK >NIE B
IL ASE FOR SALE { have $50 acres In
N"ud.nu county. kau4nH. with uu, 20
barrel. fItono. CAN psaEc "att.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

$1,000 CASH -Four roow bungalow. slsri.
Ing porch. basement. east front, plenty
uf shade, walking distance. ON south
,idc Price $500. balance easy. Cedar
q. Globe Real Estgi, go
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

NEW SENEN ROOM house and garage
three blocks ~ Horace Mann school .
possession At once. g. o00 with $4,000
cash Kayn0nd q kanc- Collr los
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

root HAlts-A money maker, priced
right. will. take good ear as uart pay .
mNmL HMmmn U.lnI MN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

$1,000 sASH Dandy fuur-room house
city water. r'NIF papcrrd aud painted
rrtrc So 200 Cedar Globe real Estate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

3lGl Central National BANK UIus
LLrMn- .--.mL MIMI L---.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

R9aU> CASH SIX room new duplex. on
east slide. Price $500 Cedar D. Gloha
Real Estate 90
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'''. I' '. ~ '''-- nIH' .'Nh
. '' '5"'.l .so 'l.'. "". ".' ,, "''lg,.. l1,
r.od NOT % foot ~ vast. Iaud. 1t A,ros
.u cultivation. EI. U,r". 600 .iure good .Is.
...fr |UuEfI.' barn u'n"f .uaI u4t
loan. per cent equity ~ $500. tp ',.
.'' I'' lN.gl f,''d. ''-" ~ sbp..
u.r'saFr boom ne',us ger ,'ni .u'cr".'
,.... .' ... .,.', t,.,r o..g.
DEAL ECThTE InD DENT
NEAL I'D ~ r. FoN NEN
nan. ,Nn ,r,,tv.N g.
' ~ " '" - I" v : -
uINNEE 1aia Second floor uf du.
rs. .u.'"d" location
Y,.r. I,,N,s,,,n a.
,-,.,.-,.. -, y y ''''''' :, -
I'. rcp,irr g., 10 frr month n
y.u bus .uur uIw furniture dis s a
su,u auu eu 20 qui,ki, CsIi O.aFe
f.Ha for UupnIuturuf Fountain \ kHTr
prru.i.. f7o.. .,,,...,,.r, .rs.t
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e ttr 'H.'"' "' '''"''' WV
W. ''''NM H"4i,,lH l''4'nhn,,i apartment
bNNpN rt' room apartment In firHt
mouth rnouc Usage Or cedar i5si NJ
GlasH A. 60
HOUSES rOR HEST II
t.f.ttas t.,.,.,,g. .., ..,....I..l
co. ,,,,,,,."' "' @ a,'' ',D'F'l,h W. w. wv
Hfsy,nn," "''r'in' rnd,.' 'Io G',rcr rcr 'nlh
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

iCan CASH Nrw tour room cottage. nCsr
~chuoI. Price 81 $50. balance $40 p,r
month Cedar Glnho Real Estate tu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

uMMEErlAl IENSE .nururt., Hutr
ter A. l..li trr Hu.. 2 no r.r H...
mus' hn drIed al nnr. Hr uHrri.s n.nHIN..
p.na|iE NIN make NU.'H.u. .u.f.H.f fl
preferred o. ~1rH. htrk.N.'. a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

s. 500. SENES ULDCKS uf Mayo BIDS .
-iN room house. buIt-in kitchen canl
inri. good cistorn on place; nice yard arl
shade trees. grape srbor. screened iu back
porch. large building In rear f.r 100 or
three cars. a bargain Lewis 6 otto. sc
MAYO Bldg Cedar t1f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
g. 500 CASH si,-r1sir modern. ou FED
cral p.yemenu private wss,.r .y'i'.w1.
Robinson Hldg' osag, stss cedar ss..
suurH SIDE Duplex. sx rooms and
ham. vsf built pIent, large clothes
,lo.s's s,rs'ned gsgh ,s, por,6 'arsss mgr mgr
garage. drive plcnt, shade. rare bar
gain. 5000, good term!s Mutual inveH'-
mcrt p.eEo 'ilt. 80 Robinson bIdE
oyAHsG , and T9HrH s.ir ,ts saa 5..,. new sr,.as a
10 back perch an oaE floor. trro.
doors. maut'l and fireplace ni'c c.'''t.
today fh"ne 'saEe ''o' OF D.'se .a.
three sleeping rooms breakfast room
door. roughad In for furnace. man'e.
oak floors ihrouEhn1i. na~. ,neni et'
satace east front ,ou North pcn',r ~
payment Call ussse aicl Mi'hol.
EAST SIDE -Four. room house. CLOSE In
nrar school car line and iituay 90.
H,u aul Hu fenced price - oon. ga.h
800 ard balance ~ per Wonih NnN
call bsugc aN-a for appointment loun
tain q karr ....-.-...-
ZOO RIDyE on %orth EiVood. r. DANDY
siN room bungalow win basement for
a few day only, s. 100 ana t2'oH eg,n
Wiz Hra.. O-aFo ,oNs
s 600 CASH $40 month for four lars"
south 'front.'. on car line. nCar school
walking distance only $4,000 n YOU "vef
.Np"ri Go own Tulsa ptopcrty, nov
,ogqf ,og rHHg.la r'Gr4.,an'i't. it.ar See " owe" '0'''
pRANp NEw fiv,.r room bungalow
breakfast room huilt-in foatur"-
hardwood floor. mau''i has.m'n.
garaE' hunt i'r a home Price '.g'
~ 600 cash. Phone o-tE" hN'F
EIGHT ROOMS and sleeping porch. hard !
mont furnace. E.rago Price o. 600
onls $4,000 cash Phone cedar GO
SIN NOON buuFaIov ir .nutbeH4f rav'
OFT, o. ,",E,9 '..'o cash will handle Phone
.'.,,..,
f.nn1 L,c,n'1 ~ n"i'u. n..N u,
'I"'e' n''u',tn, .'tul 'NlV.' w. "'" @
N,. E'raEr 'nu .,'n ar,l'
r6s, frnnt t1 ali fnT .o6 p' win mail mall rasn
in.atsJ i'm . biEb rIsas district and can
he arsr only by ,ppointmrnt call r. ~
s'''", ", H,,,c ga vI,, '"J' i.,A,D. A
son
node, p wall i.r,trd ,'o0 10 ,ttr
,.sh ra, ,u.pts. I 100 10 Hgg.O ca
Scg,- 90 ,or ,rpoi,tncrt >IsIncap,on a
small
HODGE EAST $1,000. 'l-'o caHh li,'
I'',n- anu anI '',n. Ea.,ttk,' E,a,s'"
| -,g'!lnE botgn ''rfc ''o,hss .Io'',- NC
month Lew. a Bup' tlt Ai.No RIdE
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IMNEbINI It fpSSt;oSinN.. 3D.. pa4dy W.
/ 49," h,ii, W, ,,,,,r1-' ,,,ni' cicr
! ,rirtt,. "n rayiur' Lose TO- school ana
g.r t06s 900 c.sb r II
| phcisu. Usage as52
i.s0o- SEyES uLoGES OF Na,o RIie
siN- room house hnli-,n k,t'ncn '.ol
| shade treds. grape srbor. sareenci In bs,k
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

ron SALE HR teams matched dtaft
horses. extra good weighing 5000 to
% 300 and five to sever. .Eear.uld. also
few good HInEle hursos and mules John
W Duncan Horse a Mule co.. barn H'
w'st AIlcN ~ Convention hrII
ONE THREE YEAH. OLD horsr. broke 90
ride aud drlNr Phone Cedar tii'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

$50 rASu. SO MpNTH t1r close IN lui.
Iust ahead of improvements. close 20
,ty school and transportation. hotior 600
- 4 ON-I -mLrL- lu- Nu-Im.un N-t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
MISUNDERSTANDING

Iu Trade .r five rlou uudrru nnu-"
traFhI.. fnIfIuF Gov boo prffr.f tnuI
I.u. colo stewart r.aEo 1899 or DrdHI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

LADY WISHES POSITION ~ travelling
compH nion, refined pleasing personal
lty and with reference Address BoN H.
HuldenNilic okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

WANTED position a. Hairslady. have
five years road experience. best Of ref
creuco Address 6os-R World
WANTED Position as cashier. retail
store preferred hest ~ reference M
dreHs sos w. world.
VACUUM CIEANERS for ieN by day or
week phons Cedar 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
Statesmen AND AGENTS
SIrl ArIoNs MANrtn--MALE !
slrUArIuNs wA>rtn-trMAit a

WANTED Position as huusekeeper hy
refined widow. age 30. In a refined Wild
over or bachelor home no other need to
hnawef Nnry Tetora. llh n Main