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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

and granted as follows. to-wit.
Commencing al the SW corner of
the NV SWl-4 Sec. 10 twp. 81 Y.
II. . +. B. NJ. and running East
J ga miles, thence North "a mile
thence East Ia mile. thence North
lies, thence West about IA
miles To North Fork Clearwater
River thence down the Clearwater
line of Sec. is. Twp. 81 ~ r. +.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

Is. M. thence South on Range line
to the place of beginning. This
road district to be known as the
Indian Creek Road District. and j.
A. Hairless is named as road over
seer.
Board adjourned to meet again
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
5. M SNYDER, Chairman
Attest:
JOSEPH KAUFMAN. Clerk
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23
Official Proceedings
Clearwater County

Orofino, Idaho, April 18th, 1920
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to law in quarterly
session, there being present S. NJ.
Snyder, Commissioner for the First
District, ]. B. Dickson, Commission
er for the Second District and Chas.
Hall, Commissioner for the Third
District. and Joseph Kaufman,
Clerk, and the following business
was transacted, to-wit: Minutes Of
last meeting read and approved.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

, IN the Orient is the Baptist Mission
. Press at Rangoon, Burma which is
!. quite modern and self-supporting. As
80 per cent of the people of Burma can
read. the plant is valuable aid to the
mission workers
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23
Treasurer's Quarterly
Report


TO COMMISSIONERS OF
COUNTY,
ending April TO- 1920
$1S592772
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

tist missionaries in promoting educa-
ton in Burma, missionaries conduct
ing $50 schools under government di-
rection
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

Based on the 1910 census. there is
one doctor for every 900 persons in
continental United States In Burma
there are four American Baptist mis-
sionary physicians, who give medical
attention to more than 10000.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

to an extent not rivaled anywhere in
the Orient, wOmen's schools being con-
Quoted by American Baptists at Moul-
npin. Rangoon and Mandalay
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

Twenty-Five automobiles are to be
sent to Burma by the American Bap-
fist Foreign Missionary Society. The
result will be TO triple the work Of the
60 American missionaries there. as the
British government has excellent roads.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

Lee bonner .............. li0u |
Forest Edmonson ....... $50
Gordon Carr ............. 525ol
Dan Bonner ............. 1900
Ernest Bonner ......... S50I
Parse Bonner " $50
Douglas Bonner .......... 1850
Arthur Ball ......... $50
II. d. Carr ............. 2looI
Walter Nandevender .. $500
J E. Hanson ........... 1906
The Hack Lumber Co... 410.S5
F. j. Kolasa ......... $50
Nils Olson 1000
c. B. Summers ........ 1880
Z. c. Chase ........ 1850
John Strait . 2100
Bill of Mrs. A. NJ Shoemaker, for
nursing Co. patients. on
current expense fund -. 2940o
\ Mrs. j. w. Chittenden,
County Aid ............ 1900
( Mrs. ]. w. Chittenden,
SOuHly A1u cow
In the matter of the application
of Jack Crabb and others asking
that all territory on the south side
of the Clearwater river now being
a part of Ahsahka precinct be an
neNed to Orofino precinct. same eX-
amined and granted. and the fol-
lowing territory annexed as prayed
for, to-wit:
Commencing at point where the
County line between the Counties
of Clearwater and Nez Perez inter
sects the Clearwater River and run
ming South on said county line
mile to the Southwest corner OF
Section 5 twp. SO, N. r. E. B. NJ
Thence East l mile. thence South
10 mile. thence East 2 IA miles
thence North ] mile, thence Eas
} "a mile, to Clearwater river, ,nenct
West down the Clearwater River t
0 the place of beginning. Same be
0 ing the territory on the south sid,
0 of the river formerly in the Ahsah
0 ka Precinct.
5 In the matter of the petition o
0 John Storholt and others askins
0 for a new Road District, examined
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23
BILLS EXAMINED AND ALLOWED

BILLS EXAMINED AND ALLOWED
Mrs. Anton Wohlen, Assisting
County Supt. ..........s 500
Clearwater Garage, Auto hire
Sherlll ........... 500
w. II. simmons. Aid TO Virgil
Mckinney ..... $500
E. ii. Atherton, Blacksmith
ing and supplies ....... 245O
e. II. Atherton. Blacksmith
ing and supplies ... 1870
Russell Grader Mfg. Co. Ex-
tras for Grader ... 80. 62.25
Syms-York Co. Supplies for
co. Treas. ............. Alb
Underwood Typewriter Co.
Ripoohs o.uU
State Insurance Manager,
insurance ....... 80. AZ
A. T. Warner Co., Mdse. to
r. ID. Strauss .... 500
C. d. McEeachron, Abstract
Sheets ........ 500
H. l.. Walrath, Premium.
Harlan Bonds ....... 1000
Orofino Mercantile Co. Sup
! plies for Courthouse 11.70
Clearwater Garage, Auto hire
School Supt. ............ 800
F.. E. Smith, Expenses .42.3G
Samson Snyder, Telephone
Account .46.0(
Mrs. j. W. Chittenden, Coun-
" Alu { o.O'
Resignation of Dan DunweIl
Road Overseer for Fords Creel
Road Dist accepted, and M. X
White appointed in his place.
ROAD BILLS EXAMINED AM
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

granted the privilege of installing
nm irrigation ditch across the road
IN section 4, twp. 36. r. e. B. M.
Game to be of concrete and con-
structed in such manner as not to
interfere with the traffic.
II nowbeing the time set for
nearing the petition OF A. ]. Hill,
and Others asking for the creation
"a Special Good Road District,
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Auditors Quarterly Report

10,
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CLEARWATER
.S195,92772
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

Yesterday, all members being pres
ent whereupon the following bust
ness was transacted, to-wit:
Minutes of yesterday read and
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

eTme is deferred and continued m
I'll saturday. April 18th. 1920.
Board adjourns to meet again
tomorrow at o'clock.
S. NJ SNYDER. Chairman
Attest:
JOSEPH KAUFMAN. Clerk
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
Sopeaipfi, @is.

Olipa lopipaa fuunnella ferto.
mirfiia ia laullia ppbdfoululapiilta
p1Gli1ispdim1na; opettdiain obiaa>
nina ne fertoi llbrifaritinstd ristin
pulisia, ia mt plosnousleena TOTO
mailman ipntein mnfiaiana. See
buimat oleipania MT tnrfpattui1n
Seeiufien raffaiiteen werbottina.
@auniisti lnpiufaiietl &iitan opets
taiia abferasta tpostd. &plld tai
maasia paltan iantte. &iiorotin eliin
tpi; toidpon etta plan eiiinnptte Ii
fan fansin. Snban baiista tpeildtn
Seeiufiesta.
Naisten ieura oil foolla Saatte
ISolmesla; popo1stl tuli $3.50. =
Mnteefii oil nptfin unobtla ia nil
me ferrnlla nnbotin fofonaan tulo>
puolen meibGn pbteiieen pusiiim.
me ia npt olen 10 ipanban nn6ot
tamiit. = &iitos obiclman iuorits
tuiille; toimon runldummin emf
ferrafli. &annattan fertoa ia lunlaa
'&rishlfiesta, iild ban on nobel
tn &uningas ia nell jof' ainoan III
miien; usfo ie. = 8ancn $500
@irttaialle ettei efipis toistn wiiot-
ia taafiepGin. Salouoenboitaiat jats
ii mimin pimiGGn torniin, paiffa
foitin npffid fpniiani ia pDptad
fGriim1lliippttd, maan alma lain
tieoon: Isl uirttn ennenfitin DOT lei.
misf1s mafiamitl 8aan lpoames@
I'd lGbtepGt fiitofiet teille, pstawat,
fun pelaStitte minun mafiamallo
Muttoian m%uooefii, ionta iiiGllon
nina alma abmin betipaitalla iielit-
nj rotpinnofii.
MeillG on MT taipottoman fDls
MID t1bGn mliooen aitnan, tuaan
manbnt ianopat: tplhi ilmat SUI
malo parantoa.
Solmon tuntee tpost1Gn. ytiinpc
minuntin, fun tartastoa piimeistc
Sopeajoen firiett1. 81 niist1 ereb'
opfiist1 fuitenfaan mabinfoa tillit
felIenfaGn ia ne niat on olleet il
menneet, poon en- nina toboi rnert
nd tataan eteenp1infdan, mutto mel
mon bpfp1n fonstin: iatatfGGl "a
ma fontri on t1pnnG paremmill'
labioilla marustettlia ipafeG. Wtin'
DON main pfii fiuiatuin ia iuuril
ipntiiistG, maan Sirmalan raffait
ON ipield iiutrempi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
Matfaphielnta

Suonten Observation-Disclosures
pppnnostG ia piiolesta tiiIee aIIes
firioittaniit fanialoiiiamme Sumo
Ian ianaIIa terpebtimddn ieiroo'
NON matfaobieImnn mitfaan:
Eoufofuin SO p:nd 2eo6, 9.
Oafota. - Soiifofinin IL p:nd
9afe Noroen 9. g. Seiirof. firfos
IA. - Eoufofiiiin 10 p:ni 2ofe
@oroen 2oniaIIisierrnf. firfosid. =
Toufofiuin ID p:nd Ito II op.
$optisfa, Soutb Daf. s. MatoIon
Iiiona. = Eoufopiitt 15-16 p:nd
Sopo (Greoeriif, 60. Dof. =
Toufofrnin 1913 p:nd .@tne, go.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
Gin, Minm.

SeripeboGn teit1 @iittaian toimi'
benfiIot ia faiffi meliet ia fiiaret
pmp1ri maotn. Slen taos toistn
p1inG1 firioittamit i~pbamesfGni
@uttaiaon, paan ie bionous pais
apaa fun Ell moi tuoba aiatufliann
ia tinteitoon iln1i min fuin tobtoi-
Il. &iit1n eniifii taipaan Slid ettG
IGbetti enfeliniG, mini. ieminoaril.
glfiel @bon, t1nne iaornaamaan.
Sdn pirbui tGGllG monta fertoa
min noimalIiiesti ettei lrniliii oles
man pbt1Gn, iota mield oliii itsfo.
malta armosta aiitiiuttd ia iGiii
pois ianan tlirpistn. <G1mme raf
taat pstGtpGt, ENID fiilfefo epdusfon
pimeilIG poluiIla, ipaan oientatam
me maipuneet fGtemme ia asttfaam
me robtenlla mielelld Seeiufien tpe>
rem tiripiin naiittimaan ipntien on
teeffinntamifien labian. @eriarmo
on faifunltt n1illdfin iitblilIa min
ipoimaIIiiesti, ett1 NINA olen liian
beitfo iit1 tiiIfitiemann. &alliit Dss
t1tpGt, loon ia riemiiitn on tobella
ipptG. 8aiffo b~eifostifin, min iaam
lauleIlo: @np6 itiebeni, omiin
noimibin Saboo tiirmaani lasfea,
en-. Sir1 titripannni ia nun mott.
tarrani iiniin litofieii iiis pofenen.
BaIion menetitte te, iotta olitte
pois n1iltG iubIilta.
Balion diff tGaltd firioittamista
ipaan beitGn parempien tebtGtpGfii.
2opetan t1ntGn tertpebopfien ia pDp
Dan toimittfieIta onteefii mirbeeni.
beiffo el6m1ntien motfamies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
9aIittGmatt5miG teitG

aorfealle menetpat hpanbempien
toipomufiet lastenia iibteen.
Sebeoeusten poifain diti nsfalii
poImiloon 8opabtaiun ebesia ppp-
t66 poiiIleen iopa funnias istitimia
eylimalnnmaltofrnnasia.
ga tdptpnee mpontGd, etta tarnn
toipomus itIesiGdn oil 'anomatto-
man plepdrnpi fuin moallilet ppp-
teet, iotta fablebtimat trtbaniten
panbempien ipoamia. So fuitens
faan eli tuofann bursfas aiti pnt:
mdrtGnpt Ssunalan teitd.
SumaIa iOboatti banet poifineen
@oIgaton ristin i1iurelle. Siina be
iaimot nabod Seeiufien inotpan lop
prlin fen malian, ionfa SID oil boz
nellie antomtt. Sa ionfrn aian pee
rGstd lama diti iai antaa po'btm'
man poifania, Saafobim Serranla
marttpprina rnipoawalle f%an'alle.
SiIloin b6n mosta pmrtarlt Seeliit
fen iomat: "@oittefo iuooa len mall
ion, ionfa nina olen iiiotpaS"
go aioin ipbdn tnIi biIiaiiefii 10
I0pii tifea oinonstuon Sumolan ID
meellfiesta urmosta. @oiat tiiliDot
funniaiiioile Sumalan %tualtatii1s
toort, matto toifia teitd fiiin diti oil
aintelliit.
Mirtta mitd ianomrne iilloir, tiin
m~ieIestdmme oIenrrte tebneet r'ttd
fuinfin oIemnre tpoineet iobodttaat'
femme Iapiemnte Seeiafien liio, ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
poboIainen tuIee ia fplwaa rIffarllo

pabolainen tiilee ia tplmd1 r'ffarlto
boa iuiri iomonn fobtnan, icbon /
ia tai 1iti on fplm1npt bpp11 iie<
mentd; ia riffaruobo fasmoa jou-
tuin ia woimattaasti ia tufabuttna
bpipGn fplmon9
Sluoammeto b1o1siGmme opiio
mai rinoummefo itietin ~beiffouoes-
la ia toiiuottomulioesia?
Mitd mina ianoiiin9 Cana SUI
mala, iota antaa iiemenen taspao
Ell ainoastaan p1im1llG, iolloin il.
miietfin puubaapat, MOAN mpos
polld, iolloin mitumme, ban tietaG
mitG bin noille lapiiIle tefee.
Meiodn tiilee ooottaa. Mliistam.
meban, ettG faitfi faSmaminen aino
tapabtuu enemm1n tai mdbemmGn
ialoa. So iiindfin, misia eimdt III
milet nGe mrlita fuin flipulltta,
iiinGfin moi miel1 iiiimmdsid ollu
el1np11. &c fest11 apaan ebt1 bp.
minfin taiinn, ennenfuin ie tulee
ilmi.
@bfa 10 iammal on faspanut f.
nun baloalleii, fun fe iaa barbaans
menneelle poialleli tai tpttGrelleii
paIpella iina firtfonn, iofii eli ii.
wifirfot ole ppstpneet.
Misi1Gn tapnlfiesia eli Snmalc
p1dstd monen rufoutIen lasta rar
baan, ennenfuin tamd on tunteml,
pistosta ipoGmesiGdn ia iofo fuma1
tanut Serrnania ia @apubtajaanit
tai it~ietietoiien pnatlneenn bpliGn
npt miimeiien armotilaiiuuoen.
g. s. NiimGnialo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15

OtAtNAttINh uAAhN bstIttW
(g~8alontuife -leboesta 6ebetan to-
iinfirioitettu nuoriiolebtD
Sullri oil Siimalan raffaiis Ian.
fenmitta ibmisiuflia tObtam ettG
antoi oman Yoitania, Seeinfien
tulIa ibmiiefii ettd nue. ibmiiet tili-
iimme Innastetilifli taitesta ipnnis
til Seeinfien perellG, min pubtaafii
ettd Siimalu f%atielee meita faiffia
ibmiiid Seeiufien merelld lunastet@
tuna ia ppbdnd, iiIla &riStis fln
me tpielG beifot olimme, on fuoIlut.
EMintG tGbben &ristus 'fuoli2 .Wtei.
bGn foitfein ipntein tdbben ettd me
faiffi ibmiIet llinastettiin taifesta
ipnnistG Seeiitfien perella, etta me
ibmiiet Seeiufien peren fautta man
bursfnafli tulleet olemme. Snmala
meit1 Min rafasti ettd Ell ~i1dStanDt
oinofaista Yoifaania Seeinsta &ris
tlsta, ipaon ontoi banen faiffein
meio1n ebestGmme eifOstd ban
mpos ldbioito tniffia bdnen fan.
ianIa2 See ibmisomettomot tlilims
me ipnnin Iorfeemifiesia min fur
iafIi ettG meisi1 eli ole mnlta frin
inntid. 8oan fun &ristis iituresta
raffauoesta tuli tanne meiodn H.
misten pertoiiefii ia oil totinen
toiffimaltias Sumala ia ibminen,
Min me tulimme Seeiufien ibmi-
iefii tllemiien fautta Slimalon
Iuonnosta oialliiifii. Sept iaamme
IitG nsfolla omistaa, etta Seeins on
mimin wanbursfauteni ia oltante>
nj, Seefiis on meioan eldmnntnte;
meisiG eli ole muitta fitin fitoIeu1do,
SeeiufIesio nrtiius; meisia faootus,
m1itta fun Seeirfien usfolla omis'
tamme, min Seeiufien aittiiis nteli
meioGn faootifiemme; Seelnfien
iiunaus nieli meioan firortiems
me, ipoitta teemme ipnti1, fuoleS
mod, firotisto, Min ne apaan ola-
mot nsfowaista Seeinfien iperibaa-
moibin, josia olemme nittnoot, liii<
notlit, ppbitetpt ia tpanbnrsfaiitet'
tut. ga Sitmolan Bpba Senfi neii'
moo meitd alma Siimalm ianoon,
ia Sitmnlan lana tobistoo eta mei@
bGn ibmisten ipnnit on Simolon
8oian Seeiufien iperi pois pppbtt-
npt ettG olenlme Seeiufien merert
toutta wonbursfaat ia aiWon OH.
tuaat, mutta fin ibmiiet eipdt rsto
Sseeimfieen min be itie bitffufpat
belpettiin. Oi ber1tf1d te iotfa mi
flute eta &ristiis totinen ipalfeus
Iaifi teit1 faitfia polaista. &iitos
Sumalan iofa on motion nellie artS
tnnat Seeiufien &rishifien foiitta.
S. lrpilainen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15

amerifan SuomeIIe I6bettamdsio
omust1ifiesia on m. m. ollut A.
600 parin erinomaiiio fenfid, 93
bpmGa pIppiipufiia, ioista tpiimeiiis
I'd buatotauppomppnnisid hili TO-.
200 MT. pootteioen ia tenfien banf
fimisto iporten. @angasta on olltit
Idbes 5000 metrid, iosta on pont.
teito maImistetti. Mpobemmin on
iaop,tnit iuffio 10000 paria ia oSo
teton iaapufuufii Iiidd t0,254 pa-
ria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15

Mist1 nina poin lopt1G Serran!
SimliIIe, rafas lutiiani, iota epa.
tietoiiena miel1 main fpielet, pppoan
maiftafin itiesiani ian9en beiffona
rnuffana ianoa: afpoa ppbG raamat
tiiii, iiell1 iinulle mastataan: S1ns
I'd eli iinun tormitie menna etiimGGn
plbGGltd taitpaasta, eifa alboalta
ipuppoestG fmoleman m~altafunnass
to. Sanasia ia ppbisia iaframenteis
ia me lopb1mme Serramme &riStlf
len, iillG Min Sierra Slnmala lite
ianoo: Mibinfd paitfaan ifGraniG
mind fabian minun nimeni MUS.
ton iinne tl1len iinlin tpfos ia iins
naan Iimla. ytpt ban on iadtdnDt
nimeniG muiston ionann, fasteeieen
ia ppb11n ebtoolliieen; niisla ban
Ills lupoufienia mlfaan tulee mel
oGn tpfomme ia iiunna meta. SUI
malalle ijGinen fiitos ettG fen tieS
bamme, ia ole fiitettp rofaS tai
maninen Si1mme ettd tGna etlptpt'
fen a~ifafaltenafin mield annat loar
nato nellie f%uriille priboasta ianaos
II. SGmG tiitolliiuuben hume tobo'
Il fplmist1 rinnoistamme tddlla
Gbatbomin pienesid ~ppbGfoSid taos
mime maalisfunin 80 p. fun paSto'
rimme @isfari Sumalan labettd~
mGnG maitfatim itlesidGn beiffona,
oil taos pittan nian pGdsta Snma'
Ian ianalla ia Serran ppballd eb'
toolliiella meta beiffoja ia borlliS
mia forpinatton taimaltniia ruofti'
masIa. &iitos taipaallinen Sl1mme.
Yont1li oil tatettina runIailla Der
fuiIIa. Niin, ianoin pitfGn njar
! pdast6. @iime belmifuusia emm(
moineet ~fofoontlta Sumolan lamar
raittiille mirroilIe ipom11n ia lho
maan, pmp1ristollGmme raimoa'
man fun tGb0en, ioten Serron or
mostan furittnipan lponnin jdlteel
meiIle nGltGiiille ralifoille maist1ii
fin Serran armoberfut bppdltd
&afas SiGmme taipaosia, Sint
| mott faiffi meisiG ~paifuttoa, nrilt
nellie noprG mieli aina miistcle'
moan iinim ppbia io~framenttialt
alma lapielliiesia usfon laottamuf
Tesla titfimoan iinun ppbaa Iai1na
Fl, iooooflemtne moimaa taistcluslt
perfelettG, maailmoa ia onlna IL
boomme wastaan. See tdntd rafas
Siamme 8oitoii Seeiufien &ristiif
fen tGboen.
Scr ia Ttrs' @oimaien l4ona OF
ompeluieiiran fotous 3 innniintairt
bmbtifutta, iiis 1S p. &lentatdam
me faifin lilloin iinne.
&irieenmaibtaia g. Mannisto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
KANSAN KIRIElTA

Oat. Soufofuun 1913 p:na
&olla, $50. Oaf. - Eoufofuun 20
Pc p:na 8rocfett, SEQ. 9af.
EGbGn obielmaan tulee maboolli
iesti pienempid milutofiia tebt1pdf
#, Waon annetaan fifth aioisia
tietoa aiianomaiiilIa paiffafumiIln.
Suliemme tGmdnfin mattan pst1
wiemule eiirlifoufiiin.
Mrne SO. @alla
6025 7tb abe q. @. Seattle, @asb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
Lypsylehmia

@pptdmdnd, 2dniin rotitiiio.
iotfa otpot poifineet tommifuun 10.
puIIa ia belmi. ia moaIisfiriin 26
p:ipdn paIiIl1. Waioon rasmapi'
toiiuis on forfeimpia iaafputifiin
mit6 tpoi6aan iodipiittan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-15
KOULUkIRJOJA
uKIR

KOULUkIRJOJA
Meilla on kaupungin taydellisin
varasto koulukirjoja. Myos suurin
~valikoima.
Vihkoja, lyijykynia, kivitauluja,
muistikirjoja, ainekirjotusviihko]a,
kivikynia, kynalaatikoita, kirjalauk-
kuja, kynanvarsia ia k~irjahihnoja.
IRONWOOD PHARMACY
212 Suffolk st. Telefooni No. -
- Sos pfftftn ,r1s.tero aiittaioo
I'D htlemntta. Imoittaino iiitd r.
II aiittnion fOnttooritn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-28
FOR INST TAkGE. If CORN
MERE AARl N0hEt
Sezlsio4 C1YFer HzL-1 STaies F-o-
pWt1ozs II Terms Of Barter
Sa1uf1tn Ker IL Nzny
Pro slArns

va,es4. xAs~ -,ea Is ssna
<moe SAYS
asst aa- pl4o1 corn wis sA
tu&htz s4rnsr xouH &C. fe
ssrs s. Gne sa . slase
aDsAa voaas al ns an lparA
saas eashel e mrr 5s oags ane
,n g gasoline
as' sas- SIX bushels IA casm wenl I
4as sTm as eaf eaa Taaas sAh-
r y radg rrs ug sasAsls q oar4.
g,s vH bushels sa a4rA
vaAa aase sf1 m q nhas
Taaas van sals sbe austeis s
Na ha sn s hae sia4hirF sfsa
auaaa w snaT NnmAF wt
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t sm f
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sa Alfs s2 ss a sts
saaa
1r 7rrms = -noss
Ta ,H as 5 pa fgA
seaas Nansas farnr rsesr
saaa Is .asas E corr $3.50 AAa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-28

A na1a ha1sar saFs 1'1san sa
hase the ciezasi beats. Senc.s sasn
el n rg nszs sHG EneBesmsa th5ra-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-28

Cz-~iss Doys rse 10 recsf7s so2Ks.
as nos pAy Gasm fsr Lesda- ssp
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-28
WEDNESDAY

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The EbeE q pep Al Ehs-I
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-28

n saer III E~azoh
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a-rs as asa We
= ssf ~ rsas7. 1lnssf,
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A Aso
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BRIDE
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Tac1s-re sTE- filmed
Nd ssTsz1s 17r 1Az1f blr Kh1E
Esngs Is 80 Gene early.
ErEi TEN zl1 TWENTY c1K.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-18
TRADE OFFICIAL
OF u. s. BUREAU
IN ROCK ISLAND
TO Visit Industries In Preparation
for Promoting Relations With
Eastern World.

Representatives OF Rock Island
industries are today holding confer
ence with George Wythe. United
States trade commissioner of the
bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce, who is here to procure
Industrial data, and to offer the
services OF the bureau to Rock Is
land manufacturers in their COM
mercial relations with eastern coun-
tries.
MIR. Wythe will make headquar-
tiers at C0nstantinople and will pro-
mote the trade interests OF the Unit
ed States in Turkey. the Balkans,
Mesopotamia, Palestine, Egypt and
Armenia. He will leave this coun-
try the middle of June. Until this
time he will be engaged in visiting
centers of industry here in prepara-
ton for establishing relations with
the eastern trade.
Owing to the chaotic conditions in
these countries, commercial deal
ings with them have been disturb
ed and practically abandoned since
the war, according to Mr.. Wythe.
1t is to resume and promote them
that the bureau Of foreign and do
nestle commerce is again sending a
representative to Turkey.
England is already pushing her
trade into these regions. Mr.. Wythe
says, and will be strong Compel
itor of this country. Other of the
allied nations. however, will offer
little In the way of opposition.
France, particularly. was too seri-
ously affected by the war to at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-18

the Rock Island Lines to greet the
state commander - he steps from
the train from Peoria, an earlier
stop Of the day In the tour Of the
state in the interests of the drive
for members.
From the station Colonel Fore
man will be escorted to the Legion
hail where he will address the Rock
Island members. Invitations to the
meeting have been sent out to all
the prominent organizations Of the
city and anyone interested in the
activities Of the Legion. its aims. its
opportunities and possibilities are
urged to come.
Following the talk By the state
commander, nine Legionnaires,
heads Of committees Of the state or
ganization, will confer with chair
men of the local committees,
The visit Of Colonel Freeman Hill
initiate an enthusiastic campaign
for members, the aim being to gain
to the Legion an active participa-
ton in its work Of all ex-service
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-18
TUESDAY, ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-MAY IS, 1920.
tempt to push her foreign trade u
the east
Good Trade Field.

tempt to push her foreign trade u
the e1St-
Good Trade Field.
The field Is excellent for United
States manufacturers and export
ers, according to Commissioner
Wythe. Although Turkey ID still
in chaos, and Is victim OF hnan-
,cial and commercial disturbances,
the country is awakening to the de-
STABILITY Of cultivating American
trade, and. there is tremendous
demand for American goods.
In proof of this. he declares the
Turkish government has organized
an Agricultural Improvement asso-
citation, which aims to promote
modem agricultural methods, and
the purchase of modern farm ma
chinery.
It is particularly with the view
Of studying the agricultural i'm
plement industry that Mr.. Wythe
is in this community. He will talk
with officials OF the Rock Island
Pillow company and the John Deere
company and others. in preparation
for his work abroad.
In Constantinople he WILDE on
the staff of Admiral Mark L. Bris-
toll, high commissioner, and CHIEF
diplomatic officer Of the United
States in Turkey.