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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-29

wnod nnaf which Is divided throup
Tho cenfcr and which viii permit fl
fishing nm both sides OF the filler q
tho same time
rho surface NJ tho Pavement in
the distance of rieht (S) inches O
each side of the tOin filler shall b
Ami he'd with n metal trowel. whe
the concrete will have become sui
fcirntly hard to work. and the edge
OF the Joint shall then be quartz!
rounded with an edging tool having
radius not greater than onc-eourtl
40 inch.
Par. IA. That as soon as the con
crete has hardened sufficiently to Pre-
vent being pltted, the surface of Tho
pavement shall be sprayed with watci
and shall be kent thoroughly wet fol
at least ten days Az soon as Il can
be done without damage TO tho con
crete, tho furfacc Of the pavcmcn.
shall be covered with not less than
two ca inches Of earth. which cover
shall be kC.t wet for a least ten
days. II ncces sarv. freshly laid CON
crete shall De protected by a canvas
cover until II can be sprayed and coy
cred az aforesaid,
Par. Is. That, If at any time dur.
ing the progress of the work, The tenn
peraiure IS. or in the opinion OF tue
engineer will, within tNcnty-fcur t2t'
hours, drop to thirty.fivc $50 degrees
Fahrenheit, the water in tho a22rc.
gate shall he heated and precautions
taken to protect the work from FREQ
ing at least ten days.
Par. 49, That the cle'ation IT inc
top OF the pavement shall be a fol
low:
Feet above dat"m
At The south line OF alley ....... i".'
AT a line ITO IT, north O. s9u'd
line Of alley ....,..,.,...,.,.-. ~
At center Of alley court .,,,........5U
At 4 line 1870 #, north e soHh
line of alley ........,.,........,..' i" 7
At the north line Of alley ...........1o.
The grade shall Dc uniform between
the south line OF alley and line l''I
tt. north and from line l@o Il. NORTH
and the north line Of alley ann th'i
finished surface shali coinClde Nltn !
straight line drawn between tle Dove
named grade points.
In the alley court the outside cage
or the finished pavement shall com.
eide with the above established (
grades and shall be uniform between
line l10 It. north OF south line OF
alley and line 100 It, north Of south
line OF alley, but at the souside
edge OF said finished pavement shall
slope uniformly in all directions to
the center of the court at the estab-
lished grade therefore.
The above grades are in feet above
lhe datum pane as es'aoiishen ny me
u II., ~ tye passeu oy 'he NY
S : vi me IVY o u o''""a' oi 'ne
III u"s " nay io,' .,
Id,' -. indt dl iiateriais eAta
Natsu III Ine prepai dt,oh vi lhe SUI.
q hoe sfia'! I.ha'n .he properly u
NV wy vi O't""a' anu shaii Ne re-
.ho'eu W mo coH''at.u! anu oepoS'
lteu III places "nefe nii'hs ~ neoeS'
sars' uhuer che n'fec'ion oi me GUN
cii' ms hidAiniuiii iehstn vi hauiihs
ohe way sndil ho' eAceea TWO thou
'dld l-'VVvJ rect
,,on - ~ c,.nii 81" ~, a' C,,,. &c ~,
y. ~, ,ono.ho ,,';,,, .,,n s.t,at n,l
tha rost y, ,ha ;n,,,nc,n,,o,,. Id ~.
tha on,r,,,no. ~ aa;a ~. h,>,h t,o,o,o
attach Cd hn ava tha ,,a,,o 40 horah,'
anrro,aa '''" ''''
Sec,;or III Tho, sa;a ,,,nroy.
mcnt ebaI, no constructed undar Inn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-29
Ottawa, H., May u. 1920.

Meeting Of the Council or the City
or Ottawa, sitting and exercising the
duties assigned by law to the Board
of Local improvements.
Present, Mayor Geo. V. B. Weeka,
commissioners VIM. Bradley, Edwd
pougherty, Dana NJ. Palmer, Chas. j.
Sticklen
Absent: None.
The following resolution was Of
fered
NE 1t Resolved by the Council ~
The City of Ottawa. Illinois. sittir q
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-29

: aiorr tbs limo ~ said Improvement,
: At s,,ch point or points as may b,
d;rected nv said Roard If Local I'm
+, rroyemcnts.
, Section vii All porsnns shall
= after the ccmplc ion of said improve
, mcnt DO debarred and prevented from
. making any evenings or excavations
: in said alley. without first obtaininr
the permission of the Council Of thu
City Of Ottawa, and no such permits
sion shall be granted unless the per.
son or persons or corporation apply
ing therefor shall give bonds to the
. city of Ottawa. to be approved by
the Council of the Ci,y of Ottawa, and
in such sum as shall be determined
By The said council. which bonds
shall be- conditioned for the Hlling NJ
Of any break or opening made in any
part of said Improvement and tor the
! Preparing OF same from time 10 time
! until no surface conforms to the
pre-. er grade OF said alley. so aN 10
! leave the pavement in as &ooI con-
diiton as ac.ore and also To In"em-
nHy and save aud keep harmless the
sald CITY of Ottawa o. ana from any
and all damage or cams lot Uanl'
ages as to persons or WupeTt5 y rea'
son OF the making Of Sdld excavation.
section IN. That tine my Atjoi'|
ney 9c and il" ~ hereby directed to-
file a petition o. petition ii "A art
OF record %! ld SSH" county, itlloois,
IN H. nam O. the ca. OF Ottawa.
rroytHS lha' i"is may '' ID" en- to-
levy z special assessment tot the max
ing OF sad 'mpo' meat IN accord
Tr@ g. WoNl'i'h ot inns t'dl' .
r7'.ae a"d o. tlc ttt.'' IL such cas-" /
made I'D prov id.
Section y Ia5t all ordnance or
Parts of or,.in9ne's In conflict with I
the ordnance be and The same are,
hereby rcneaICd
Section nj. That TINS ordnance bc
in force from AMI aiter It's passage,
a approval and Iuhdcdtlon,
raised ms I-lh DAY Of May ~ L.
! 32p,
W. W. ~ -
NV Ni''N'
Approved ny me th@ i'tH ude u
May, y. j. w ,.,.,.,...
''EoR"E y ~ Ei.> D.
o.......,..... Wy n,,
Moi'u ~ N''''H' NIu''' Inv.
,.dt '"t VI VOC uo ~, -
u Wv t''TS "a Iva Da,,oha,..,. t,,,,,,o.
hyrs u ~, a'i.,'' ''0'7 49,
~,
49,; m,..a.
49,, ~" W." ,.ooortoa orii,o,oo
ro, ~ ;,,,arnyo,nart ~ al1a,. i.
oil. g. S,o,os, ,dditio, DC col
ous'
70 tho Cop,ciI of tho civ of m. .
tav,a rIlinoia.
1yo tho UNDERSIGNED Counci SITTING ;
and exercisino tho dutiee ASSIGNED h,
aw ia tho BOARD of Local Improve. {
herewith submit an ordinance nro. |
yiding for the Improvement Of tho
alley in Block EightytlVe tSJl, states
Addition to the City of Ottawa, by
training, grading ana paving the
'dhie' W pe paiu ioi ~ opt''at "9'r07'
we also herewith submit an estl'
''a', ~ W. W.. 70 Va
inf w n,'lon' 49, W 80 puD
~ - 49,. I;,,, - - o'.or ), ;c 80
-, n., y. 20" ,,Sirs naia aa,;no,o ,t'an 80
$500 ~. ra,,rot, ,a 49, Nr
na1t ~ Tho rocorda ~ ,bn poard NJ
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-29

Total estimated cost S3.il9.03
The foregoing estimate includes the
cost Of all labor and materials of
every kind required in the construc.
ton and completion OF the improve.
ment, hereinbefore described. and
hereby certify that in my opinion said
estimate does not exceed the probable
cost of the Improvement proposed and
the lawful expenses attending the
same
GEORGE l.. FARNSWORTH,
Public Engineer and Engineer of the
Council of the City of Ottawa.
An Ordinance.
For the Improvement Of the alley
in Block Eighty-hve $50. States AID.
dition to the City of Ottawa. by the
grading, draining and paving the
same, providing for the levy of spc-
clal assessment to pay the cost of
said improvement
BE 1t ordained by the Council OF the
CITY of Ottawa, Illinois:
Section l. That a local improve.
ment shall be made within the City
OF Ottawa, County of La Sale, and
State CT Illinois, the nature, character.
locality and description of which
local Improvement is as follows:
Par. |, That the alley in BlocE
Eiehtytive $3.50, States Addition &,
the City Of Ottawa shall be paved
with reinforced concrete pavement
the width of said alley.
Par. 2. That wherever the alley Is
above the established grade it shall
be excavated to within two ca inches
OF subgrade and brought to the true
grade with roller. tho weight OF
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
ron OALG-hOUoES

NORTHEAST.
ss sola' In View o. the fact that the prices
o~siresbie:
a ga neat .iu-room brick dwelling on
Ss street N. Il. s.a 20 De In good condi'
tion: monthly tenant
xsc-An unusually abrasive dwelling
,e,n stree, n .I s10% moor. 'lls ID . s.
a Ooo-six rooms and hath; on <th street
i'"'
aArr.nx.d for two families; 10 rooms
80 ha,ns. Torches: Il street northeast,
49,. rs u,c. .,,~.t NJ 4. stories
eS nn,,os hath., lsxs6 10 an
anu cehA'' Az ''"''
.D-A corner dwelling on 9Th st. N. e..
.,r.., N r (, ,tor,ss; 9 rooms
sna ."'n' "'"' N
,,ms.,,,. ,,r..t norts..u, near b:
%,s@.sse0na bStS' cellar. iSIioo' alley;
.os.s :, ~. "a n . T. SIN a.:
.,o ,,.,,,,. ..,,., m ~. ~
furnace neat i0' iSh'' 10 =" ""'''
90 oxo ..,ho n, I'D. .trsst N r.
n nass neat lot i''' E0''00' A'e'' '''' "
"
s,or,.s snS r.,,sr. rooms ON .sch
Snar ,oS.nr,caa FOR .uch a we'll blamed
4 housa In this convenient loca ton.
a. oko- s,r..t N E mar md. Z rooms
.,G bstb lot iSsios: Ib.foot alley
,s,s5o-c street n. E.: 2 stories and col
lar; rooms srranr.a SO ,na .,. Sne h rSG
| ''''" '
sS;ooo-see0nd street NJ e. near b.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
ron SAlE-HOu0Go
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. Inc,
sl3 18th st. N. W.

ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. Inc.
sl3 18th st. N. W.
Price, $1,000.
On Park road. near lsth st.
rooms and bath glass inclossd sleep
inE porch beautiful terrace.
Price, $500.
On OF. y. f., near North Csptoi
ST.; 10 rooms. 2 baths hot-water nest,
electric lights a good roomins mouse
Price, Sl0,50O,
Two-family apartment on Chaplin 81
S.th" on nrst door ana Z room. and
bath on second loor; steam heal
Downtown In a Good Location.
Detached house. substantial brick
rooms and bath. Hot-water heat.
Possession. Price, Slo.5o0. $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms.
Price, $500.
Near 7th Of. and Pa. ave s. T.
T rSsm, and bath; bay ~'nd0" brick;
Price, $500.
Northwest section on the hill:
rooms and bath; sleeping porch; CO.
ioniai front porch; large lot to
hardwood noors Vacant.
Near 9Th and M.
. Eight pT rss%' ;sSs s'F sos 500 cash. lot bat.
Price, $4,000.
On 18th st. N. W; south OF st;
18th st. N. w. at the price: act
quickly. Cash. $1,000.
Price, $4,750.
Near Navy Yard, substantial rooms
and bath, good location. Vacant in
Price, $3.50.
Best buy northeast. facing Mary
land avenue; good 6-room and bath.
Large lot to alley.
Price, S10,500.
In Chevy Chase; 6 rooms and bath;
glass nclosed sleeping porch; hot
water heat; electric lights; posses-
sion.
Price, $23 800.
Downtown apartment house. near
10th ct. and Mass. ave: apart
ments: rooms and bath each; .
money-maker.
Price, $4,000.
In southwest section; IL, rooms,
baths: hotNwster heat; electric lights;
will be sold on attractive terms.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc,
S13 18th st. N. w. Main 426.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
Georgia Ave. Near Harvard.

A semi detached brick dwelling
OF 6 rooms and bath; furnace heat
coal and gas ranges: this property
IN in section where there has
been great activity and houses are
scarce: there 10 no. membranes.
and terms can be arranged. Price,
$3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
So $50
$4,000

On wide avenue in the NORTHEAST:
near LINCOLN PARK: attractive home Of
, rooms and bath: n. W. H.: newly painted.
Terms can be arranged Possession will be
given.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
ron sAlE-HOUsEs
GHANN0N e. LUCHS,
Near Lincoln Park.
MAIN 2345.

Attractive residential location;
near East Capitol 81 car line
rooms. I bath; well'planned; terms
San be arranged. Price, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
Columbia Heights.

on GiraTd street west of 18th;
10 rooms and bath. 8 bedrooms
steam heat, electricity and gas; an
attractive residence In splendid
locality Price, $4,000.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
Petworth.

containing ) rooms and bath: hot
water heat, electricity; front and
double rear porches: hardwood
floors and trim on FIRST moor. built
in garage. paved alley in rear.
Price. 10000; terms. 1880 cash.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
NEAR 14TH & K SITS. S. E.

Short walk from Navy Yard,
rooms. bath, room for garage and
in splendid condition. Occupied BY
owner. $500 cash. Essy terms.
Price, $500.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24

PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
$3.50
most desirable homo of 10 rooms and
baths; in the NORTHEAST: newly pa
pered: h. ". H.: convenient to cars. Rea
sonable terms.
splendid room and bath homo In
washington's most fashionable neighbor-
hood in the vicinity Of DUPONT CIRCLE.
This house has been newly papcred and
painted, has h. ". h. and electricity. Va
cant. A splendid opportunity TO buy
homo. Reasonable terms.
$3.50
In Mt. PLEASANT. one block east OF
18th street, near Park road I rooms and
hath colonial typo home; h. W. h.. cleo
tricity. This house is in perfect condition.
having been nicely papered and painted; deep
lot to 16 It. alley; possession AT once: terms.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
AUTO MART OF
WASHINGTON,
Now Located in the Heart
of the City.
1912 New York Ave. n. w.
Main 1912.

1916 Ford Tourlng-Nsw motor block,
pistons and rings. S2t
1915 Ford Cabriolet-Demountabl
rims. good tires: Al condition. q,
1915 Oakland Roadster-6-cyl; good
condition throughout. ............ 4;
1915 Mitchell-6-cyL: 3-pass-: Road
ster: new paint: bargain. %
top; new paint; good tires........ 81
1916 Odds. <-cyl. 5-pass.; thoroughly
oyerhauled; new paint. ........... 81
1915 Overland-+-cyl.: coupe new
paint; Al condition. ............. 81
1917 Davis-e-cyl.; 5-pass.; Red Seal
1917 verland-4-psss.; Roadster;
wire wheels: new paint: good tires g.
1913 Overland-3-pass; Roadster.
Model $50; four good tires...... s.
1917 Chalmers-6-cyL; 5-pass; me-
.ehanieahy perfect: good tires: ii
oversize tires: Al condition.... Il
paint; cord tires; bsrgain...... ?:
1917 Buick Roadster-New paint
summer and winter top. .
1917 Super Six Hudson-7-pass.
thoroughly. overhaulod. .......... 10
1911 overlsnd-s-cyl.: s-pass.; Sedan;
1917 Odds "s Sedan-Mechanically
perfect; new paint and slip cover 1,o
1917 Cole s." 7-pass.: new paint
good tires; Al condition. .......... 10
1917 Hudson Super Six CabrioIst--
New paint: Al condition. ....:... L.,
papt; new upholstery: Al condi-
1917 Mercer-S-pass. speed car; new
paint; good tires ................. l, :,
1919 westcott-6-cyl.; 7-pass: cord
tires; new paint; good AZ new. Ill
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
GEORGETOWN.

Brand new vacant c-story brick.
modern home with 6 rooms. bath,
wired for electricity, lot 2tHl20
and room for garage. Terms.
Price, 5000
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
lexington.

Six rooms and bath steam heat I:
two open freplaces; double rear
porches. hardwood floors and trim !.
screens. garage: 20-ft. paved alley
occupied by owner; immediate pos
session. Price, $500
The Washington times., 1920-03-24

WANTgD-PnoPGRTV

LOOKING for = place on . car line wber,
I can have q garden, chickens and builc
home give full description. BOX lea
Times office
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
ron SAlE-HOUSEs
Chevy Chase, ID. c.
7l3 l4TH ST. N. w.

Semi detached, with rooms.
bath, breakfast porch. front and
sleeping porehes: stone foundation,
slate roof. PRICE 1850.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
Price. $1,000.

Price, $1,000.
Near 7th st. and Pa. ave. 3. e;
rooms and bath; bay window brick;
cheap.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
Mt. Pleasant.

sir rooms and bath: hot-wster
heat; front porch; double rear
porches. hardwood fioors and trim
2story bay window In rear over
looking Rock. Creek Park: lot 20I
I20. Price. 5000.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24

Downtown In a Good Location.
construction. Deep yard, front porch.
8 rooms and bath. Hot-water heat.
Possession. Price, slo.5oo. $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms
The Washington times., 1920-03-24

Two-famiiy apartment on Chaplin 81.
n. W.. west Of 18th: rooms and
bath on FIRST floor and rooms ana
bath on second loor; steam heat
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT-HOUSES

.st3 18th ST ". W six newly decorated.
large rooms with electricity, suitable for
artist, interior decorator, lawyer, dentist,
ailor, photographer or practically any line
20 business or living rooms. furnished or
heat and hot water Included
. plendid business location. Columbia tSO2.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24
Two Family Apartment.

In Columbia Heights. less than
one-half square west OF 18th 81.
steam heat: newly papered and
painted; rented for $50; monthly
tenants Price. 80.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24

In southwest section; IL. rooms, 2
baths: hot1water heat: electric lights;
will be sold on attractive terms.
The Washington times., 1920-03-24

PRICE S7.soo--west OF 18th and
south OF . st-eet, very cheap home,
in an excellent block: two-story bay
window brick house having six rooms
and bath. two-story rear porch~s.
house heated with hot water: convent
ent terms OF sale.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31

tempt "a give added service for
added pay IN the shorter hours
they work.
u is this dangerous scheme Of
non production which has come
OF bolshcvism in this country and
which may be expected TO grow
worse il there be- not organized
and powerful efforts TO obtain IA
return TO the old days of honesty.
Seeing this condition. one may len.
cline 10 turn from the league of
nations 60 this other important
issue. The slogan oi peace and
prosperity can not bear fruit f
holshcvism is unchecked and ad
vancinp Under such conditions
we SEE much merit IN Inc peace
and prosperity objective VI ec
can show the people prospects of
better industrial conditions we
shall have done more thar Fl we
convince them thm the league of
nations and its keeping faith with
+ The world is vital
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31
NEW SLOGAN HAS VALUE

While She general opinion, at
the time of the democralic eoa-
vention in san Francisco 81
month ago was that the big fight
OF The campaign would hc on The
league of nations there are indi-
cations that other subjects viii
gen fully ass much attention as thc
league
i seems strange thing 90 90
90 q German general for 4 topic
in au American genera election
Dat ihe llndmbma address
which was given out this week of
tcrs @ test iu lime with the slogan
~ thc democratic party suggested
ycst@da, ro those vino failed
90 read tAc llndcuhure warming
d may bc condensed io say that
baishcvlsm Us spreading over ihc
world a % rate which already
ihreaicnf Gumgny ai which
viii ilroarn aI. other ua'iou.
The veteran German loa3r.
apeah with doW rmtirhm IN
the peril BOP permitting ,he lsls
glan propaganda to take roo lic
secs h taking varied forms hnt M
ways undermining tine Fabric of
industry and production lo
notes fhal combating bolshcs 500
Is doubly difficult because OF it
appeal 10 the weakest element ~
men and because b Is Elusive and
proyokes no determined aud $685.
iemalic campaign of caicrmina
lion.
Bring ihc Ilindcnhurg warming
home for moment and wc mal
ere that the peril OF bolshcyism Of
Nh'sh he speaks already Is de-
gspciiYe ia this country aao
MOVING more So. We see this IN
~ strikes which are started
NJ preiensc Of authorization
Z IN organizations; in th,
~ Ia which some work
n - eyen At.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31
LOWER PRICES

Returns 90 the federal reserve
board show that industrial aciiy-
iiy slowed zap during judy and eo
90 indicate that the era OF profit
cering in articles of necessity has
come appreciably nearer ms close.
Prices will eay much higher
than they were before The war.
for many reasons Money is more
plentiful, scales Of wages have
advanced 20 meet She diminished
power of the dollar and our
whole scheme of life. spelled Boz
dollars, has reached q plane from
which b viii not relrogradc rap
idly, ii ever
On the other hand tine salient
and important fact brought out
by the reserve board figures Is
that The people have reached ihc
limit oi endurance of exploitation
hy the Persons and combinations
that have boosted prices for m-
righteous profits The greed of
the proiiiccrs has outrun diserc-
tion and She people hnvc iudnid.
ualiy SET themselves in solid
wall that stopped the excessive
charges fer articles which the
people wanted Refusal to buy
al abnormal prices did not come
all az once bat II was gathering
force sure TO- make itself fclt The
time when lbs potency became
piain appears go have arrived
The enormous amounts which
tho people must pay 40 The rail-
roads viii serve 90 keep up prices
for years 90 come for almost
everything the people need is
taxed for handling, but the rich
harvest of the middlcmm is re-
duccd already There Is little
question ihat competition iu re-
tail trade win help bring down
prices further How far the re-
Suction will go remains to be
scta. Tie retailer who cannot soil
al DE present swollen prices win
not Rul OF the iohber and the job
bier ~ turu viii NOT need goods
front the wholesaler The chain
will worl, backward 90 ihc hand
Ter of good, and commodities.
Shaving of profits win be- neces-
sary 90 move goods l'rom these
conditions must come better
prices for the consumer. without
loss Oh fair profit 90 those who
act as middlcmcu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31

'IAN" LIWi0 Fon GOVERNOR

ft Vho ar.nf Nf
snRtNGFN1i ul 1ul 80 Fm
MOI rnitod SiHioH Srnatar iHmos
Hamilton irNts Was drafted nt a tHN
ctis OF democrats from every couHtt
here This aficrunun to Dee thtr etHlI
date fnt guNerlor n. N lHllor $685.
ra.Nt was ghnsHu Hs candidate Cos
united states senator.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31
riE STRONG WiTASTAND
1tt HAT OF SUMMER
BETTER THAN THE WEAK,

old people who are feeble and
Younger pcnnlr who are weak. viii Ire
strengthened nnd enabled 10 ro
through the depressing heat OF sum
nier hN ta ng GROVES TASTELE
riiil.i TIAt,t % stron4ihons and
huilts up the system hy purifying and
onrlcNlnE ga" hl0od. You can soon
l'el iis Strengthening, inflsoratine 81.
feet tVe' tadv.),
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31

Galveston reports additional
deaths from hubouic plague
There is no question the dreadful
disease ha, fooihold Ia Texas and
there rs no reason for failure 60
press the ran campaign every.
where 100 the state ia no half.
hearted manner
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31

Music hv Hicks ln21 HnId nom Jazz
Land pAik san Antonio.
BAY view Bath House
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nlG DANcr no NIntr

The Clty Meat Market vil he opcu
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-31

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The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-08
Oldest Newspaper Man
 in State Dies.

Orick Jackson, the oldest news paper man in Arizona in point of years of work, an employe of the Journal Miner, died at his home in Prescott Saturday after a se- were illness of a week. He had been employed on newspapers here for 40 years, beginning as a hand-set printer on the old Ari- zona Miner, and later becoming a reporter.
 Jackson was said to know every person of consequence in the state, and was considered a sort of human biography of Arizoni- ans. He also was an authority on facts and figures of Arizona history. Coconino Sun.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-08
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