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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
KALEIDOSCOPE

Spain exports about 90 per cent. if the cork that it produces. ,s
 Compressed carbon dioxides is -ite propelling power used in a new gop.
 An Australian has invented waH- tight couplings for galvanized steel pipe.
 The scarcity of paper led to vioiert disorders in Rome in the reign -of Tiberius.
 Peru will celebrate the tooth afSa- gersary of her independence next yEzr.
 Changeable jaws enable a my pinching tool to be used for IS dinE- ent purposes. @-
 ar-mscadam has given the beFi service of any kind of street pavtnS tried in Calcutta.
 The manufacture Of matches is orlH of the most important industries e the Island of Malta.
 Hygiene is being taught to the less civilized natives of the Philippines with motion pictures. :
 Apparatus using compressed air has been invented for literally blowing ice cream from molds. The United States has been supply ing English cotton manufacturers with raw material since 119L.
 Consul Addison F. Southard q Alden. Arabia. reports that in all tfte Red sea commercial district there Hb only two American business men. The declared exports from Havrs. France, to. the United States incresessi from a value of Sls5o0s in 1918 to s4,9sS,23l during the nest year. sEs
 An international exhibition, of mda5r cars will be held at Antwerp. Belgiu1n, from May 15 to Jr1e 13. 1920. under the patronage of the Syndicsl Cham her of the Automobile and the Royal Automobile club of Belgium.
 During the year 1919 Argentina YES practically the only country which succeeded in exporting linseed. AZ cording to figures published recently in La Prensa, 727,O5s metric tons were exported from Argentina during 0e first. ten months of 1s10- Of LHs amount the United States took abor e04 400 metric tons and England 11S,- 143 metric tons.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
cREscENTS ALL SET FOR BIG
 GAME WITH EMERALDS

Everything is all set for the big se- ries this week between the Emeralds of Willimantic and the Crescent A. A. of Taftville for the championship of Eastern Connecticut and $200 purse,
 Manager Benoit of the Crescents has secured the services of Wassmer, McMillan and "Jakey" Fuller of the State League to help out. Captain Blair, Murphy, Mills and Madden. The three men from Yonkers, N. r., are considered the best three in the Tri- State League at their respective po- sitions and will no doubt make the Emeralds spread themselves as they never have before. That Manager Benoit is determined to win this se- ries is indicated by his going out for such bunch of stars. The Crescents play in Willimantic Friday night, and the Emeralds come to Taftville on Saturday night. The fans are all set for the big games and have lots of confidence in the team that will rep resent the Crescents. Special cars will be chartered to carry the fans to and from the games.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
However a 20 guage is plenty big

However a 20 guage is plenty big
 A Gun Club is the proper place for you to shoot and it is perfectly prop CT for you to be there without your brother or husband, if you have any, as you will always find plenty of courteous gentlemen most willing to help you learn the sport alluring'',
 Another very important point is not to get gun which too long in the stock. All guns as they come from the factory are fitted with rather long stocks. Most of them are too long and unsuited for the average woman. A stock measuring 12 to 13 inches is about correct for most women. The stock shoulc be fitted with soft rubber. recoil pad.
 Every woman can not expect to be- come an expert, but 1 say that every woman should have an intelligent idea of firearms; she should be able to pick up her husbands or brother s pistol or gun at moments notice, load 1t if necessary, and shoot it with some degree of accuracy. Ninety five percent of the accidents with firearms happen simply through carelessness and ignorance. Get familiar with guns, use them, and you will enjoy l the most fascinating of all outdoor sports.
 They call trapshooting the Sport aliuring.'' You will know why when you have tried it.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

out the past week in the latitude of West Baden, Ind. Ten above zero and a foot of snow and 40 mile wind from the north.
 Larry Doyle of the Giants declares that his winter in Cuba took 10 years off his life and that he's going to be the spry youngSter around second base this season.
 Arthur White, the Catholic univer- sity recruit with the New York Giants, is said to be fleeter of foot than Frank Frisch. which is saying good deal, for Frisch is a 10-second man.
 The ball park at Macon, Ga, was under seven feet of water when the Detroit Tigers began to report there, but the flood subsided in a few hours and the only high tide in evidence was the cost of eats at the hotel
 The Brooklyn. Dodgers are so. strong on catchers they are lopsided. En- thusiastic reports come from Jackson vile of the pep Newlywed Elliott is showing and of the ability Paul Bey- CTS, the Western Canada recruit il showing.
 While baseball note is still going the rounds that Charley Pick will not report to the Boston Braves this year Pick Is down in Georgia with StaIlings team working hard with the intention of being a regular on the Braves in . field. Lee .Magee thinks he is good enougF 1 for the majors. Minor leagues ars
 filled with fellows who have the same 1 idea Chuck Ward, the Robins infelder
 is recovering from an operation or
 his knee. Probably that old ailmen I-housenaid s knee from playing ol a scrub team. Chuck Gandil and Swede Risoer, have threatened to forsake the Whit
 Sox. We'll, there Is an old sayin;
 that after you're gone you'll never b.
 missed and the world will go on jus | the same.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
ROAD SOCIETY

Edgar Farnell. the mail carrier. did not make his regular trip Saturday, the 9th, on account of the storm
 Byron Billings left Wednesday for a business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Wilcox and son of Oneco spent Sunday at Byron Bfi- hngs.
 Miss Ruby Park of North Stoning- ton. who teaches the. school at Tong wonk, is boarding for the present at A. C. Wheeler's.
 Nelson Wheeler spent Friday night with Maurice Wheeler, in Westerly. He is now. recovering from a severe cold.
 Mir. Fucker Of the D. Ware Wheeler place had quite serious time deliver ing his milk Saturday. the sth. as be had to abandon his car al the Chese- bro place and walk home. where he ar rived in an exhausted condition. his clothes being frozen on him
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
HUMORS OF HE DAY,

simist. +SNT
 Bob-Indeed, Who was his s,a wife?-Boston Globe.
 Poet-Yes. vist the sea to raza al the long blue roll.
 Pickpocket-And came to get .T,s long green roll.-Houston Post.
 Browne-Don't you find readinE--a cook book mighty stupid?
 Towne - Oh, it has a good many stirring passages ges-CartoonsAIagaz inc.
 T see one candidate announces mar he proposes to bring down the cost of living"
 Let him show a few samples and he's elected. Courier Journal.
 "Wimmen voters this year." s-
 Yes, and these short skirts ulaks's lot of wimmen look like. young ririss That's right. You gotta be carefuI Who you try to pat on the heads- Kansas City Journal. What should speaker do in case he loses the thread of his discourse?a Oratory. " "
 'He should wind it up as soorzr possible" was the reply.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
 T dreampt last night [ was..ssiu | heaven"
 I next?" peneN
 T woke up. for my wife was calIin- me to come and make fire."-Florida Times Union.
 Tt looks like these prohibitiouists have us beat" remarked the first wet. Yet, agreed the second wet. ii doesn't look like we'll be able to make them take Tater.''-KnoxviIle Journal and Tribune. .g Policeman (after the enash) -Yn1 i say the owner of this motor car did not run away after the collision? Then he is above suspicion The Other Victim-I know that. be- cause he is under the motor car.- London Answers.
 Phyllis (the morning after thS dance)-Yes, and while we were sfts ting out, Jack said was the queen oA his heart. i's
 Mo1ly-And what then! .o- | PhyliS-I asked him where thd crown jewels were--London Blighty..
 An old codger, disiiking the remarks of the chairman at political meeting, shouted: Young man, was a repub- lcan before you were born" ] What of that2" came back thS chairman. q will be a republican af- ter you are dead. Sit downi--Boston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
"STRANGLER' LEWIS THROWS PADDOCK

New York, March 15-Ed "Strang- Ter" Lewis of Lexington, Ky, threw Earl Caddoch, former wrestling cham pion, in a catch as catch can bout at Madison Square Garden tonight with a head and hip lock in one hour, 35 minutes and 45 seconds.
 Caddock was brought to the mat with flying headlock and fell heavi- ly beneath Lewis. An examination by surgeons after the bout revealed that the right collarbone had been fractur- ed.
 It was a brisk contest with the for mer title holder the aggressor most of the time. In the first hour he had Lewis in jeopardy a half dozen times with arm holds. Using sheer strength. Lewis threw his opponent away bodi- ly in breaking the holds on three oc- casions. Lewis obtained the headlock twice, each hold lasting two minutes before Caddock squirmed out.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
HEBRON

Miss Ruth Grimm of Hartford wa. he guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Griffin, over the week end.
 II. C. Porter was a Hartford visitor Friday.
 Elmer Lord moved his household goods the first of the week to Leba- non, where he with his family will reside for the present.
 The last of the series of library Nhists will be held in the library building this week. After the whist, refreshments will be served.
 Services in the churches were held as usual Sunday morning. Only ' few were present at the Congregation al church. as the travelling is still un- favorable.
 Mrs Elizabeth Cummings, who is in Hartford for treatment, is reported as much improved in health.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
CHANGES IN LEADERS IN
 CONGRESS BOWLING MATCH

Peoria, III, March 15-Frequent changes among the leaders in the singles, doubles and all events mark, ed the play today in the American Bowling Congress.
 c. Mathieson of Chicago rolled into first place in the singles late this af- ternoon, registering a score of 675.
 A. Schultz and F. Haack, Sheboyan, Wis, went into a tie for first place in the doubles. with o. Whitehead and B. Grubb of St. Louis. Their score was 1257. J. Berling of Cincinnati reach ed second position in the all-events with a score of 1888.
 Teams from St. Paul, Detroit, Kala- mazoo, St. Louis, Manitowoc, Wis, Buffalo, Rochester, Chicago and Fort Wayne rolled tonight in the five men events.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Why Druggists Recommend
 SWamp-ROot

For many years druggiste have watched with much interest the re- niarkabls record maintained by Dr. Miners Swamp-Roo the great kid rry. liver and bladder medicine
 It Is a physicians prescription.
 Suanp-Root is a strengthening medicine. It helps the kidneys. liver ana bladder do the work nature in tended they should do-
 Swamp Root has stood the test of years. It Is sold by all druggists on Its merit and It should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends.
 Be sure to get Swamp-Root and sizrt treatment at once.
 However. if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton. N. r., for a sample bottle When writing be sure and mention The Norwich Daily Bull ienr.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
.ELkS TEAM No. i WINS
 MATCH IN STRAIGHT GAMES

Three straight games was the win ming score for Team Mo-. l of the Elks in it's match with Team No. , on the Elks alleys Monday night. but the losers pushed the winners hard in the first game which was settled by a seven pin margin.
 Gees S05 gave him the high indi- vidual three string total. but Purdon captured high single with If with Kirby pressing him close with sin gle of 113. The scores: ts
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Moore Wins Race.

New York, March 15-Joe Moore of Lake Placid won the mile race at the eastern indoor ice skating champion ships in Brooklyn tonight. Don Baker of Brooklyn and Bobby Hearn of New York were second and third, respec lively.
 W. M. Murphy of New York won the SS0 yard event.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Getting Ready.

Red Rankin is now getting Into shape for his coming bout with Eddie Ford and Rankin better make good in this bout or go back to the prelimir- aries. Jack Sullivan, another contes- tant, who will box the same night, Is rounding into condition with Austin Rice as sparring partner and Sullivan means to clean up.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Tendler Had Advantaas.

Philadelphia, March .15-Lew Tend Ter. Philadelphia, gave Stockyards Johnny Rose, the western lightweight, a severe beating in their six round bout here tonight. Tender had the advantage in every round.
 Harry Kid Brown, Philadelphia, knocked out Chris Chaney, New Or leans, in the second. round.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
LEAGUE STANDING.

High team total-Red Sox, 1895. High team single-Norwich Woolen, sos.
 High individual three strings-Hag- ScrE. 399.
 High individual single-Throw, 156.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Rest for Boxers.

Inc rules of the boxing club at Portland, Me. allow the fighters to rest between halves of 12-round oouts- Promoters have found that lhey can get more action from the boxers by splitting up the bouts in 70 two parts.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Londos Throws chevaIier.

New York, March 15-Jim Londos of Greece threw Salvatore Chevalier of France in a catch as catch can wrest- ling match in Madison Square Garden tonight in 36 minutes and 22 seconds
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
POETRY
9fY CROCUs.

Mt ChOCDc. 4rr E My crocus. mine in very truth. "A Dear product of our. balny dayaI With all the pretty swank Of youth Beseeches me to stand al gaze Ana not unnOFed. take usy umDtieth Of that old miracle. forever new. Did not say a while ago
 That there was sprinStime in the ar, NhateNer calendars might show And now behold him Sfowinr there. A loyal fellow who has come to bf-fh To show my casual prophecies have Along my neighbor's border shy
 Fair maids of February stand Llke little nuns. each modest eve Downeast upon the grave. brown But like a bold adventurer in tbe n-s,+ My yellow croeus yearns toward the
 light
 Alas, brave lad. that we must na-t Rude sparrows. to thy beauty biind. Shall rife all thy golden heart
 Leaving mournfui wreck hehind Yet shalt thou fall. like many a noble
 one,
 Thy message given and thy duty done, -Touchstone. in London Daily Mali.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Exhibition Games.

Cincinnati Nationals 2. 4, B.
 New York Americans 1, 6, ?
 Ring, Luque and Wingo, Rariden; Mays, Thormahlen and Ruel :
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
LARGE ENTERPRISE

busy statesman in distress Remarked; The country I must
 save,
 And uplift nations, more or less It's hard to make the world behavei So halt your colloquvs with Msrsf 50 heavy Is my present task To broaden it among the stars : Al present is too much t1 ask.' .--
 -Wasaington star,-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

with body scissors and double wrist lock. The match preceded the contest between Earl Caddock and Ed Lewis.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

The week of March 22 has been set by the department of justice as the first "save money on meat week, in expensive cuts to be the rule.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

Harness that has been patented to carry an umbrella over a pe-sou,a head and leave his hand free eu1- ploys a belt and shoulder strapss to hold the rod up the center Of dise back.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
COLUMBIA

Miss Annie Bailey resigned as teacher at the West street school
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
Jspan,s Siberian Policy

Japan's news Siberian policy: Leave early and avoid the Russian-Boston Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
MONEY

New York. March 15.-Call money easy; high 8; low g; ruling rate g; closing bid 8 1-2; offered at g; last loan g; bank acceptances 6.
 COTTON t New York. March 15.-Cotton spo: steady: IuluuIln.s 400.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
EMPLOYMENT.
UtLr WANftD--rtMALr

UtIf WANftb-~rEMAIt ~
MODERN servant qusftrts. one room and
both. laundry wura iu exchange foe
t'ut can Osess ttiA
pENtESCED diehwsshsr wanted. Ap.
ply a. once. superior Confecilonrfy.
hit south Main
NtCE LARGE tcryant room for rent. Win
toilet IN ctrhange for little work Call
DHHF" f0g2 u
WN"rKD--.rWo ladies' IN take orders for
Christmas greeting cards. Phone Ossga
5s8a
WANTED YOuhg nan to work in whole.
s,l" house ana drive Ford truck OsaEu
1863
wANrED..r rnlored glfi Tor general house
work bood waEos and servant quar-.
triH iti North Tacoma, oaaEe 71s7
WAITED White woman ooot fpr small
hotel Must DC ail around cook Phone
40 ur wrl'o tlotri Erwin Cpliinsyllle,
DIUa.
WANTED Young ady to work in music
stone, must be- able 90 domouatrate
pianos ana 900 generally useful, Good
position Tor rlght panty Npply saturday
OF sunday morning white Music Go.
bsi South Main street.
En-sttong, STEADY csperierccd
woman TOR general housework must 30
home nights aud do cloan work. hours :
~ Wages t15 D0agr b0lt
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fIyE srOCE AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-nssutiful singing canary I
bird. deep yellow. cheap. Call Cedar
itsI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20

RFGISPinED male Aifedale pup, two
months old good healthy pup, priced
fur autrK sale $50; also good brood
matr1u fef sale Dr, ~. r. vaughan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
LIVE STOCK.
nnD. lArs. PITs


sTOPi Look LISTEN Rabbits for
sale why not get dressed rabbit for
your Thanksgiving dinner 90 cenN pouhu'
Usage ss1i, Jones Rabbits to1 ~
Rockford. .-
GERMAN roller canary birds, both 10
male and male singers. reasonable price.
Osaga SIsS iO16 south quaker
ron SALE--My pack OF twelve hounds
and one trce dog For further intorms
tion call J \ sherrow MINI Fool hA'h
sbiatook Okla. or Phone s.
RFGISp.nED male Aifrdale pup. two
months old good healthy pup, priced
fur auirE sale t35; also good brood
mAtr6u for sale Dr. ~ +. Vaughan,
stroud. OKLA.
FOR sALE-Dssutifui singing canary
bird. deep yellow, cheap. GAIL Cedar
lis' .......- ...-......--..
uyE sroCR AND yEmCLEs 81
ron sALB-Fregh COW, giving "a gallonS
y day and - COWS to bo fresh soon
three good work horses. mars and good
saddle horse. Ospge 2sii. 1913 south
Forest
FOR EALE--Fu'l black Jersey milk cow
fresh. giving az SALONS MIX per day
tour years old 33b South Nsnthus.
FOR sALE-Fresh milk cows 81 North
Lewis Usage bii5.
FOR sALi:--Four teams Of mules and
harness in working condition. Apply
STANDARD Paving go. S2l North Boston.
whNTTD--To take chickens OF pigs on
shares, dandy place for purpose.
se2-A, care Of world.
| FoR sALE--siS- -year.old driving horse,
Csn cedar l6ie.
POULTRY AND suPP,IEs IS
| ron sALE.-siS Rhode tsard Red pui
let's one rooster OSaro 1863.
! ron SALE Thoroughbred Plymouth EocI
| hens and puilets, SL25 each. Usage
S1ss.
/ TURKEYS too per pound, small hens CSC,
large hens zoe, frylnE chickens 33u
| 2u' East Finh. Usage e2a6.
| R1FTY PLYMOUTH ROCK pulic,s and
young hens for sale, part or all OF flock
/ at 81 each one block north one block
east Of school Lombard addition.
| HESS. soc per pound sprins chickens.
! 13c per pound. 2Ilt East Fltth. Usage
| s2p6,
! FIVE Thoroughbred. prize Whining black
/ LanEshRn hons; one rooster very large
and heavy ~ each. Usage sslA.
NICE FAT GEESE for sale Call Rx
5l5. Four miles south OF Kendall. Mrs
| II !. North.
| BERRY STRAIN White Wyndottc aud
| Black Mlnorca cockerels. 50; good COW
now giving milk. fresh February IS, 800.
aios East THIRD.
| PoULTRY-Turkeys for sale, 4So per
pound on foot Phone Usage 3i4l, or
rural 2
FOR YOUR laying hens use Ful.o-psp
chicken feed and Laying mash. Laso
| growing mash. We handle all kinds OF
q coal CO., successors Arthur Mecune,
l?7 West First Cedar 69S.
USE surn egE mash for your laying hens,
also perfection Scotch food meat scraps.
bono, charcoal shells. grits and poultry
supplies. straw. alfalfa hay, flower pots.
fern stands, bird cages bird seed and
remedies dog and puppy cakes and re-
NEEDLES First and Boulder, Binding
Steven Seed co. Phone its--83i6
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FUR SALi:--Four teams Of mules aud
harness IN working condition. Apply
STANDARD Paving co, S2i North Boston.
wANTTD-To take chickens OF pigs on
shares dandy place for purpose.
se2-A, care Of world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
MOVING ANn sfOhNGh

u1sT OuR low pyiess Nn off field truek.
inr. cross country moyinF Grating. pack
,nr and storage Nichols Transfer and
-ssrsss Co.. phone Ssu-r 1l'.lIs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
BUSINESS SERVICE

rAINrINU Am DEConaTiNG 80
AW ANHON = CtFF
Depcuuabi, Coutrn, n,tDfs
PAINTING. PAubuiNg MD INTERIOR
bEN NDUATiNG
where Quality counts. We Win.
OHtru Fit1.
a. F uUbsT papefbaugiur au1 paint
inW Ncs ~ a.. iosedaio. Ih"ue cedar
t5Gb.
FTUsr CIAEs psprrhsnglup and painting
dsy or cubt.s,t Kahn. OssTo 1873.
WANTED PuIuung and papctiug. at
WORK EuHfautcrd. Gait !. flizhusf.
Ossro a..
4 " upb0E paporhanr.ng and paint.
Iur UrHldDnIH % tu'tu NuHeiale.
Phone Connt 1000
q. ~ NrAEt,EY
FIrat ,IHHH vnrHuHuahip AMI materials
guaranteed prbFo pGOL.
OPEN suOr
Painter urt rBurrhnuE'r wants Huur
work Courteous. fair treatment Cedar
ilbO.
pAPEH ItANuthO ana painung IN all ~
branchtr. work guaranteed, ,s'imates
thsrtfuuy rivrn on large ~ small Jobs
ptir,a ufUI pHhEU fali , O.. duiher'
luUQ
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Observation-Disclosures

RsfittinE and altering, We carry tails
paws, etc. We DO plgaunE, repIeStlng
Third floor Robinson Bldg., THIRD and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20

sTOPi Look LISTEN Rabbits Tor
sale why not get dressed rabbit for
your Thanksgiving dinner, 30 cents pound
Usage ss2i Jones Rabbits, tof ".
Rockford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
FINANCIAL.
on LAND. Am LEASES "A

TIE GREAT objection to leasng oil
lands, the lease expires before an oil
field - GsssioF.d, bot ny proposition
gives you the land as long As you want it
and then you may buy In fec simple and
get credit Tor all you paid Tor lease and
own tho land. Land Is located In heart
~ new oil firid now opening. u has
come your tlmo 90 win, 10 don't fall 90
write. ~ liz worth your while No prop
psitton ever offered like II before De-
tAus on request with no obligations on
YOU, W NJ Stephenson. ga Sationnl
Bank Commerce. San Antonio. TeNsa
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EApERlENuEp stenographer wants per.
wancnt position, can usaEe esi5,
NATURALIZATION as housekceper in wild.
overs ~ bachelors home by LADY IS
!uars old. S3s-A, care Of World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20

ron sALE-TfeEh COW. giving "a gallons
day and - cows to bo fresh soon
three good work horses. mars and good
saddle horse Ossgo 2sii 1919 south
Forrest,
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ron SALE Fresh milk cows 81 North
rowIs nEage Hiib
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WANTEp--posiuon as typIst. can take
divtation, CAN Usage ai13,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20

FOR sALE--Full black Jersey milk cow
fresh. Swing az gailons milk per day
four wears old alB south Nsnthus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20

ron SALE--Ny pack OF twelve hounds
snd one tree dog For further iuforms
tion call j. \ sherrow. Mint pooi Haih
gLI.took okla nr Phone 6t
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PLAIN sowing; reasonable prices.
Cedar IT'S