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MUST STORE WHEAT.

Manhattan, Kans., July 12-It will |
be necessary for Kansas Farmers to |
store the larger portion of this years |
wheat crop. This is the statement Civ
en- out here by Charles R. Weeks,
Secretary of Kansas State Farm Blu
reau, who has been Investigating the
grain car situation
AS a result of efforts of the Kansas
State Board of Agriculture, Kansas
State Farm Bureau and other Kansas
organizations interested in moving
the wheat crop, about eighteen thous-
and cars have been promised the
wheat raisers, but this supply is far
from adequate
1T is of the utmost Importance
said Mr.. Weeks, chat every wheat
raiser who is able to do so should pro
vide for storing his wheat at home.
Growers who have bound grain should
stack 1t so it will keep indefinitely.
| Those who cut with the header should
thresh before the grain spoils in the
| stack, but it will be necessary for
many of them to provide some kind of
storage room to hold their wheat IN
til cars are available.
cit likely Will be a number of years
! before there are grain cars sufficient
to handle the Kansas wheat crop
during the threshing season That
means If Kansas continues to sow her
present acreage of wheat she will
have to make preparations for stor-
/ ing.
/ CAT meeting of twelve state farm
| bureaus at Ames, Iowa, June %, plans
were made to establish Farmers
| Cooperative marketing Association
The Kansas State Farm Bureau will
aid Kansas farmers to organize local
| elevators and establish a branch of
the association in this state. When
such an organization is completed, it
probably will include plans for storage
elevators within the state. These will
provide storage capacity for large
| amount of grain, and will help regu-
late the flow of wheat to market
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-15
(First published in the Western Kan
sas World, July 1, 1920
ADMINISTRATR NOTICE

State of Kansas, Trego County
In the Probate Court held In and
for said county and state.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration upon the estate of
Adam B. Mai, late of Trego
County, Kansas, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, Emma
Mai, by the Probate Court of
said county of Trego, bearing date
the 10th day of June 1920.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within one
year after the date of the said letters
or they may be prec1uded from any
benefit of such estate and if such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publica-
ton of this notice they will be for
ever barred.
Dated this 29th day of June
A D., 1920.
Emma Mai, Administrative.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-15
TEA-BoNE AND PoRK-CHoP MIX

Two coIored section hands, whose
first and last names to this reporter
are unknown, but vicariousIy called
Tea-Bone and Pork-Chops had an
alteration while duty on the sec
ton one day this week. 1t is pre-
sumed that Tea-Bone being rather
common resented Pork-Chops' high
standing in society At any event
Tea-Bone took three shots at Pork
Chops and fried all the fat out of
him, thus proving that all men are
created equal-and If they aren't
equal, guns even 'em up. No furth-
er disturbance having occurred and
peace and quiet now reigning IN the
slaughter house and on the section,
no further comment is necessary.
The trouble was over spare rib and
you know what God did with the one
he took from Adam.-Oak1ey Graphic
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(First Published July 8, 1920 in The
Western Kansas WORLDLY
PUBLICATION SERVICE

naugle:
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued by Hazel Mae Splits
naug1e in the District Court of Ire
go County, Kansas for divorce and
that unless you answer the petition
filed therein by the plaintiff, Hazel
Mae Spitsnaug1e, on or before the
10th day of August A. D. 1920 judg-
ment for divorce will be granted said
plaintiff as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal this
9Th day of July A. D. 1920
F.@Bs Acre.,
(SeaI) Clerk of the District Court
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-15
HOW IT HAPPENED

Once year the newsboys of a GER
tain district of London are taken out
for an outing up the Thames by a
gentleman of the neighborhood when
they can battle TO their hearts con-
tent.
AS one little boy was getting into
the water friend observed, 81 say,
Bill, amt yer dirty!"
eyes," replied Bill. esI missed the
train last year.
This would be a good time to sell
houses if the sellers had any where
to go.-AIbany Journal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-15

Job Neutrality-suspicious. steam
engineer wants job running threshing
engine. B. F. HARRISON, inquire of
Alex Sellers, WaKeeney, Kansas Up.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-15

oh, George am I as dear to you
now as I was before we married ?"
Cant say exactly. didn't keep
any account of my expenses then =
Boston Transcript
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Position No. 5
Carl NJ Holnquist, Hays
Justice of the Supreme Court
Position No.
Justice of the Supreme Court
Position No.
Robert E. Cpughlin, Paola-
Governor
o. T. Wood, Liberal.
Jonathan NJ. Davis, Bronson
W S. Hyatt, Parsons
Dempster O. Potts, Wichita
Lieutenant Governor
Frank c. Field, Pretty Pairie.
Secretary Of State
T. S. Hunt, Halstead.
State Auditor
A. F. Koch, Hutchinson.
State Treasurer
Ada B. Rodman, Ottawa.
Attorney General
Ralph T. O'NeiI, Topeka.
Superintendent CT Public Instruction
J. V. CoIVille, Kechi.
Superintendent of Insurance
A c. McCHntic, Beloit.
Samuel P. Meserau1, Kansas City
Congressman, 6th District
j. C. Ruppenthal, Russell.
J. H. Egan, Saint Francis.
Miles H MuIroy, Hays
Representative goth District
James Rinker, Ogallah.
County Clerk
W. T. Cox, Ellis.
County Treasurer
F. B. Acre, Wakeeney
Register of Deeds
Claude Reeves, Wakeeney.
James D. Glenn, CoI1yer.
Superintendent Public instruction
Minnie O'Neil, Wakeeney.
High School Trustee, End District
Geo. M. Uford, Wakeeney.
Coroner
RI Uford, Wakeeney
Commissioner End District
A. H. Hamm, Wakeeney.
Ernst Mussemann, Wakeeney.
Commissioner 3rd District
S. A. Newcomer, Collyer.
TOWNSHIP
OgaIIah Township
August Hillman, Ogallah.
Clerk
Ross Blake1y, Ogallah.
WaKeeney Township
Treasurer
J. T. Rhoades, Wakeeney.
Justice of the Peace
E. D. Beason, Wakeeney.
Geo. Hunt, Wakeeney
Wilcox Township
Geo. KunkIe, Ransom.
CoElyer Township
Chas. Seirer, Co1lyer.
SOCIALIST PARTY
STATE
Presidential Elactors
Albert w. W11kens, Mcdonald.
Charles Clawson, Fort Scott.
| S. o. Goble, Newton.
/ John M. Dennis, Fort Scott.
f. F. Fisher, Nekoma.
| Elva George, Newton.
| ChaS. HohenSee, Wichita.
A. A. Hook, Mulberry.
Ewald A. Se1tmann, Nekoma
United States Senator
| Eva Harding, Topeka.
Governor
Roy Stanton, Mulberry.
Lieutenant Governor
John R. Stone, Fort Scott
Secretary of State
S. w. Beach, Emporia.
| State Auditor
A. w. Petit, Wichita.
State Treasurer
G. w. Chandler, Newton.
Attorney General
S. J. Mattox, OsWego.
Superintendent of Public Inshtructio
Evelyn B. Cranda11, Newton.
Superintendent of Insurance
j. F. Baum, Sa1Ina.
State Printer
James Chase, GaIena.
Congressman, 9Th District
M. L. Phillips, Mcdonald.
Pursuant to the foregoing, I hereb
give notice that a primary eIectio
will be held on the 3rd day of Angus
1920, at which time candidates fro
the above list may be nominated /
the various political parties of tn
state on their several tickets, and tn;
the said primary election will be he
at the usual polling places of tn
| county, towitt:
In all precincts the polls will I
opened at eight o'clock a. n. al
closed at six o'clock o. m.
Done at my Office in the city
Wakeeney, County of Trego, State
Kansas, this 7th day of July, 1920.
10 At C. H. Benson,
(Seal) County C1er
(F'irst Published July 8, 1920 in T
Western Kansas Worldly
PUBLICATION SERVICE
The State of Kansas to Ernest Spit
naugle:
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this county, and I have added thereto
the names and addresses Of the can
didates for nomination by the sever
al political parties as the same ap- t
pear on file at my office
The following candidates for noni-- I
nation of the several parties, and |
their Eostoffice addresses, follow under |
their respective parties.
REPUBLICAN PARTY
STATE
Presidential Electors.
L. H. Thompson, Norton
J. B. Adams, Eldorado.
John w Breyfogle, Olathe.
Dorsey Green, Kansas City.
F. r. Hammond, Burlington.
Ella F. HobbIe, Dodge City.
G. G. Houston, EIgin.
"A. G. Jordan, Lyons
Laura Kyner, Beloit
E. Percy Robertson, Parsons.
G; W, Ryan, Wathena-
United States Senator
John A. Edwards, Eureka.
Charles Curtis, Topeka.
Justice Of the Supreme Court, Position
No 5.
Henry F. Mason, Garden City.
Justice of the Supr9ne Court, Position
John Marshall, Topeka.
Justice of the Supreme Court, Position
No. T.
Tom D. Smith, Hiawatha
John s. Dawson, Hill City.
A A. Graham, Topeka.
Governor
Geo. B. Snow, Oakland
Henry J. Allen, Wichita
Lieutenant Governor.
Charles s. Huffman, Columbus.
Secretary of State -
L. J. Pettijohn, Dodge City. -
Norton A Turner, Russell.
State Tr6lasurer
Carl r. White, Topeka
Charles G.. Evans, Goodland.
E. t (TOn) Thomson. BeIlaire
Attorney General
Edward Rooney, Topeka.
Richard J. Hopkins, Garden City.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster, SaIina.
Superintendent of Insurance
Frank L. Travis, lola.
Jacob j. Banks, Atchison.
State Printer
Imri zumwalt,. Bonner Springs.
Congressman, 9Th District
Hays B. White, Mankato.
State Senator, 39th District.
r. C. Wolfe, Good1and.
John R. Chittenden, Hays.
G. E. Howard, Mcdonald.
Frank A. McIvor, Hoxie.
C. w. Miller, Hays.
A. ShowaIter, Brewster.
COUNTY
Representative goth District.
H. F. Kline, Wakeeney.
County Clerk.
G. H. Benson, Wakeeney.
County Treasurer
Otis B. Kessler, ColIyer.
Register of Deeds
Edith M. Shaw, Wakeeney.
County Attorney
John R. Parsons, Wakeeney.
Probate Judge.
A S. Peacock, Wakeeney.
Sheriff
A L. Fox WaIxeeney.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Elizabeth Mccall, Wakeeney.
Clerk District Court
J. F. Barclay, WaLleeney.
High School Trustee, 1st District.
w a Tawney, Ogallah
High gho schoi oI TTustee, c sTd District
County Commissioner, End District
l.. H. Galloway, Wakeeney.
County COMMISSIONS. 3rd District
James O'TooIe, Co1Iyer.
TOWNSHIP
OgaIlah Township
Trustee ~~a-
J. L. Arnold, OgalIah.
John Naughton, Oganah.
Precinct Committeeman
G. d. Yetter, Ogallah.
Glencoe Township
Precinct Committeeman.
VIM. Clark, Ellis.
Riverside Township
Precinct Committeeman
W. B. CIPHER, Oga1lah.
Wakeeney Township
H E. Trip, Wakeeney.
Chas F. Fo1kers, wakeeney.
Cl1rk-
w. Mattipgly, Wakeeney.
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Acre, WaKeeney.
O.. A. Cortright, Wakeeney.
Precinct Com mItteeman
L. T. Purcell, Wakeeney.
Trustee
Wilcox Township
James H. Smart, Ransom.
Precinct Committeeman
John Olson, Ransom.
Collyer Township
Trustee
Geo MoreI1, ColIyer
Treasurer
C. NJ Hildebrand, CoIlyer.
Precinct Com miteeman
VIM. Cox, Collyer.
Franklin Township
Trustee
J. w. Rauch, Arnold
Edward c. Doerschlag, Arnold
Treasurer
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(SeaD Clerk of the District Court.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-15
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

State of Kansas, Trego County, SIS.
To Whom is May Concern:
l. the under signed, County Clerk of
the above named county, have re-
ceived a certified list of candidates
for the various nominations to be
made by each of the political parties
of this state and in accordance with
the provisions of the law I hereby
publish so much as is applicable to
this county, and have added thereto
the names and addresses of the can
didates for nomination by the sever
al political parties as the same ap-
pear on file at my Office
The following candidates for noTnI-
nation of the several parties, and
their Eostoffice addresses, follow under
their respective parties
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

dolera ausgebroden nno ste Seude
6robt epibemiibe 6ornl a%nnebmen 81
molten. Mue 8erinbe Die Musbreitnng
Der 5eu6e gu berbuten lino gei6ei-
teri.
Morristomn. - glftauienb Mder
SSnbianer : 2Gnbereien in Der bieiigen
nmgegenb iinb in 2emmon auf Dem
offentliden 8eriteigerungSmege Der.
fa11ft tporben.
NortbpiIe. = Gin 8ran6 5eritorte
Sen bieiigen San Duien @etreibeipei-
mer, in Dem iid 372 8ui@el @etrei6e
befanoen. Ser S6n0en bel6uft fid
auf $4,000. Die l1rla9e beS Bran.
oes lit nidt ermittelt por6en.
2ea6. - Ser 20 Satire olte Ybi.
lip Dablberg mr&r6e in Ser &omeitafe
M}ine 611rd berabfauen6e Selsitiide
get0tet. @eine @ltern mobnen in
9enper, Sol.
Sen &opi0s. - &ier lit Ser 9en
@opi6s Meroflnb nit einem &apita]
bon $4,000 gegriin6et tporoer. Mar
min Elm 6lug5eug aniboffen. Man
beabiiGtigt einer Baiio9ier6ienit Elm:
5ufiibren un6 a116 Darltequngsfliige
5n beranItalten.
@otertomn. - Carl &asfins, Elm
farbiger &nabe bieier Stabt, itarb III
folge zines S6d6elbrud]es, 11ody6em
er bon ei1em @agen gefo1en tpor,
oelen &a6er linn bann iiber ben @opi
:gtnger.
Mit9eu. = Sic Mit9eu Homer
60. min sic @asraten Inn IS Hro5ent
erb0ben. Cline nnterindung\ mir6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

eingeleitet tper6en Inn feit5uiteqen, oh
sic geplnnte @rbobung bonn Staotrat
bepinigt perben fnnn, ODER Oh Der
lebtere Sen Blan befampfen muB. -
Die Srage, OBJ Ser Staat 6as &e6t
fat, elm Mao9en in ser Staatsbeiie=
ru~ngsanitalt in Blanfinton felt5ubal=
ten, ion in elmer 8ernebmung am 10.
Snli in Mitden feitgelteut tperben.
9as MG66en 1T II Sabre alt nno
tr1r6e bon Sen 8eb0r6en bon 8ropn
GonntD na6 ser Mn1talt geian6t. Die
Mrtter BEG MG66ens itente ben Mn=
trags auf @ntlaiiung.
Sionr Salts. - isSn einem bieiigen
@ospitale lit Der 10 Sabre alte Sobn
@roB aus 8ribgemater Gerletungen
erlegen, Die er erlitten batte, als bas
bon tbm gelenfte Muto ettpa 6rei Mei=
len meltlih Der Stn6t an ser Weit 12.
|StroBe 1t9 iiberi6lug. - Gin jun
ger Mann BON bier> namens 8utler
nn6 iein 8egleiter, iin6 bon sen ia
nobii6en @eb0r6en freigelaiien NOR
Ben, na66em 6ieielben ibnen cine
Auantitdt S6napps nno @affen, TO-
pie ibr Mutomobil, in6em Tie beioes
bef0r6erten> fonfis5iert botten. Dieie
iible @rfabrung foftete Sic :bei6en
$4,000.
Bierre. - Ole Staats 6abrItra=
Benbebor6e beidaftigt iib gegenmGr=
ttg nit StraBenbanfontraften 6ie eli
ne Iuslage bon insgeiamt $685.
$50 beoingen. = Dos Stootsoberge=
ri9t bon @outb Dofotn bat 8erne
SOB, Ger nnter Ser Mnflnge ser @r=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
5uo=Odfotd.

Mit6eu. = Snfolge zines @olfen=
bru6s, Der Die umgegen6 bon @ei=
1ington Springs, g. g., beimin6te
nn0 etpa 100000 5ba0en anri6te@
tie, par Sic 5taot ant Mittmo6 bou=
ltdnoig abgei6nitten; Elm in Ser gtabe
ser Sta0t flieBen6er unbe0eutenoer
Bad lit 0ur6 6aS &o9uaiier auf
bier Meilen ertpeitert tpor0en. SSn1
@el6dftsteil Ser Stuot itau0 6aS Wai=
ier 5tpei SUB tief nn6 Diele Quoorat=
meilen 2ano in Ger Mmgegen0 maren
unter @oiier. @iel 8ieb lit umge=
fommen, nn6 anf Ser Strede Ser @bi.
cago, Milmorfee, ct. Saul 8abn iin6
an beridieoenen 5teQen sic @eleiie
untermaiden. = 3mei @ei@dftslel1te
in Mit6eu> sic in @eiiington Spring
2d6en baben, beabii6tigten am Mitt=
mo9 bon @ooniodet aus I'M Slug
5eug iib an Srt un6 @teue 5u bege=
ben, um Den S6a6en 5u beieben.
8ritton. - Sn mebreren Teilen
bon &oberts County lit 0ie Shtpeine=
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Poltnd0ri0ten aus :
der alien beimatb
Mprb-9

Berlin ungepobnli6 retbe Geu=
tie madten @inbreder, Die Die 8oh=
hung oes @eneralmajors b. SDoom
in Ser 8ismardltraBe 112 beimiuh=
ten. Gle Bamilie 6es @eneralmajorS
mar felt bent @erblt b. S. perreilt.
@dbren6 6ieier 3cit mar 0ie 8ob=
nl1ng III Gbarlottenburg unbeaufi6=
tigt. Mls er jekt beimfebrte> fano
CT Sic 8%obnungstilr nit einem Naht=
i6liiilel ge0ffnet uno p%ouitanoig aus
gerdumt. Sen ginbredern lit oas
gauge Silber5eug Ser Samilie, Sic
&leioungsitiide un6 Die 8ett= uno
Eit6mSiGe in Die @dn6e gefauen, ms
geIa1nmt fir 100000 Morf. 9as
Gilbcraeug trdgt fait our6meg 6aS
G:pGomi@e @appen, 6as 3eiden b.
8. o6er 5tpei beri6lnngene g. Nad'
ben bisberigen 6eititeuungen lit Der
@inbru6 idon Dor @eibnadten per=
iibt por6en. - Ser i~o5ial0emofrati=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

ide I~ranenbuno faBte cine gntidlie,
bung, in Ser er erfldrt, bab Die Be-
iebung oes 2an6es frdnfelno nno Die
@efabr elmer &aiienbermiidnng inr'
beiesten @ebiet boraus5uieben lei. gr
bofft, baB bic entente 6ieie farbigen
Eruppen 10 i6neu mie m0gli4 eriese.
IS lei cine unteriudung n0ttg, INT
at erfabren, intpieipeit ieitens Der 8e>
iatungsbeb0rben t3mnng angetDenoet
mnr6e, I'M beuti9e Grauen at ge-
i6le6tli6er 8erbinbung nit Sarbi=
gen 81 beranlaiien.
@eitfalen.
@abeli9merot. = sSn bieiiger @e-
geno gingen i6mere @epitter nieoer
nno bradten gefabrli9e 8libi9ldge-
Sn &oiental i6lug Ser 8lib in oas
Bernbar6i6e Gut. Sn ser @obnltu<
be tpnr6e Ser Sobn oes 8eiibers auf
ser SteQe get0tet, uno ferner eri6lug
ser 8lib I'M StaQe 6rei Stid Hino-
bieb. Sn Mariental idlug Der 8lik
in 6as 2u6migide 8%auerngut un6
5iinoete.9 Die Slnmn1en berbreiteten ii9
nit GROCER S9neQigfeit nno legten
6as gan5e Gut in Mi9e.
@0rter. = Sen fl1ni tlieben6en 8e=
iudern Der ebenaligen Mbtei @orbeD
miro in bieiem Sabre @elegenbeit ge=:
boten, ouBer Dem gerdumigen S6loi-
ie nno Ser pradtigen Stride au@ nod
cine DEFENDERS eingeridtete Mltertums
al1sitellung eingeben6 5u beiidtiges1.
..Dieie entbdlt einige tm1ieno 8uder
Der alten &lolterbibliotbef aug per=
i6ieoenen 8iliensi6oftsgebieten, bar
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Surge Nfa9ri6ten aus
ben norDmeflt9en @taaten

ct Saul. = Sic Siems- @arep 60.
bon ct @aul bat einen &ontraft nit
ser Gbineiti6en &egterung CUR Ser
tiefung nno gr1peiterung bes alten
aroBen &unals bon gbina nnter 81.
grunolegung elmer Haui6ale bon S..
000, 1000 abgei6lolien. Das Proief1
lit Elm Sell ser gemaltigen Gtienbabn.
Safen un6 O5eontransportentmife:
ling, lpel6e o11rd) Mmerifaniide uni
Mlliierte 8onffirmen %finan5iert mir>
nn0 oeren Sc ammtfol item al1f 3d.:
O0O> 00O> 900 perani6lagt tperoen. -
9eelpton Safer, ser &riegsiefretdr.
puroe, mie ioeben Sic geamten 6el
Serritorial HioneerS Mllociotion be:
fonnt MAIDEN, eingela6en, Ser groBer
Sobrbunoertfeier 6es Sort Smelling
bei5upobnen. Gin iiberaus groBes
Yrogromm fir sic Seier 6es 100,
Subrestoges ser grridtuna zines &c.
items in Sort Smelling miro ol1Sgear.
beitet. Sic M%bfommlinge ser alter
Observation-Disclosures unieres Staates
rGumen in olten &offern un6 @alten
berum, TIM @egenltdn6e aus BEN Bio,
niertogen Ser Mnslteq11ng, Die bon
@efretGr George 8. &a55aro arran=
giert miro, ein5uberletben.
9nlutb. -Batro1tiuen ser Natto=
nolgaroe mori6ierten Samitag aben6
bur9 sic StruBen bon Da1lutb in Der
Ndbe 6es Go11ntpgefdngniiieS, in MEL
dent pier5ebn @eger in @aft iino> I'm
Sen geringiten 8eriu@ zines Mn=
griffs ol1f 6as @efdngnis 81 inter-
brii6en. Drei5ebn Ser Neger mer0en
in @erbinoung nit 0em lleberfaa auf
Elm meiBes WaOden feltgebalten. Mn=
lammlungen bon Meni6en pur0en
auf Ser Strabe ni6t ge6ul6et. Sic
Gruppen paren bonn @ouberneur
81rnquilt nd6 9ulutb gei6idt NOR
Sen, neil Die 8eboroen einer l1eber=
fan auf 6as @efGngnis befiirdteten,
maren 6o6 @erii6te lant ge1por6en,
6oB Ser N0bel 6ie Mbii9t babe, 6ie
Neger ber%aus3ubolen nn6 5u lpn6en,
mics am9ieltn e etaoin ntrtntntrp
pie es am 9ienitag nit 6rei an6eren
9fegern gei6eben par.
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8ismard. 49, YrGiibent 8tlion er-
nannte gbas. @litidfa gum &egiitrar
oes 8unoes-2anoamtes nnb Sames
6. Campbell gum @mpfdnger Der Of
fentli6en @el6er in @ismarf.
5argo.-3e S6a6en, melden elm
|Sturm anridtete, Ser Dor einigen Sa=
gen in Dem &eb &iber Tal-Ditrift
miitete, miro auf min6eitens $1,000.
900 beran1tnltet.
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Vor0=

8ismard. - Sic Mnoronung oeS
Nortb 9afota Mrbeiter &ompenia=
%tionsburoS, 6ur6 mel6e sic Win6eit=
lobnlfala feitgeieBt pur0e, miro, mte
Dor einigen Sagen befannt gegeben
pur0e, am 16. Mugult in &raft tre>
ten.
Sci elmer @rplo1ion bon 9pnamit=
3iinobiit6en, tpel6e ii@ in Ser Ndbe
bon @ing, 45 Meilen bon &ismard
ereignete, erlitt etnen Mon11 tpabr=
i6einli9 t0tli9e &erlebungen nn6 elm
an0erer ml1r6e i9limm berlebt. Sic
8erlebten iino @up 8lafe, 6em beioe
Nugen ausgeriilen un6 Die @dn6e 5er=
febt muroe, un6 CHARLES &ie9ter.
Sarge. - 6. IS. 8ris, 6. @. San
Wei nn6 Sre6 Mn6erion, 8eamte eli
ner STANDARDIZATION, lin6 BON
oen Observation-Disclosures tpegen
Terlebung Ser Poitgeiebe in Mnfla=
ge5uitono geiebt mor6en. = Senotor:
81. S. @ronrra bon geortb Dafota lit
bier bon repubI. 5taats 3entrolfo=
mitee in0oiiiert tporoen. Dieies Sssn=
ooliament un6 Die 3urIdtretung bon
Sol. 6ranf @bite I6bt oas Sells often
fir Senator @ronna un6 81. 6. s.
2a6o, Nonpartifon &an6i6at.
Wfinot. - &obert @einb> As Sabre
.olt> in Ser Ndbe bon @ltepon, Gust
mobnbaft, tpl1r0e 10 MeiIen n0r6lid}
bon bier berbaftet. Gr bate $4,000
inert Sbnaps I'M 8eiiB.
1epils Safe. = &ier meroen SID
ne a11sgeorbeitet, I'M @elomitteI I'll
bel9affen our @rri6tuag zines palien=
ben Denfmals fir Mutter @enebiepe>
beriibnte Wiiionarin i'm Dafota Ser
rttorinm, Der es baupti4dIid Alt ber=
oanfen lit, 6aB 6as Mercp @ospital
bierfelbit un0 Die ct. Marps Mca6emp
tn Der Snrtle Mountain @egeno er-
ribtet tpl1r6en. III
Samestotpn. - Neun5ia r%einruiii=
&c S%bortborn &ibe un6 Buuen brod
ten N Der bterten .Sabresauslteuuna
nro Dertauf Der Safe Megion Short.
born Breeders Niiociotion S15,OO0|
Elm. Ser &obitpreis fir einert guI.
len be5oblte &nD Anoretp bon Geters-
burg, $500. 8iuiam &opnes BON
Wilton foufte cine Sub fir $500.
8ran6 SORTS. - Sic Mnqeleqen-
belt Der umtpor6Iung ser olten Col
ootenbetmnt in 2isbon in elm Sospi=
ourfte bier gelegentlid Der Mb=
baltung oes 81. Sabreslagers Ser
0afoto g. 81. 81. 8ereiniqunq
IN ertpdgnng ge5ogen tperben.
9%togertDoo6. - s.. gooIsbep, 6es
BON ipiritu0ien @etrdnfen
nngeflogt, fotpie M6plpb Goboutef,
&oboutef, Eeter @ouBmofer
lno Motb. Slabp, ongefGogt MIfoboI
3ergeiteut 5u baben, fms bon B1n-
oesbeamten feitgenomme11 tpor6en.
Grafton. - Ser @oroners= eSsnquef
mo an6ere l1nteriudnngen boben
ergeben, tpeIdeg 6arauf bin6eu.
Ten tpiiroe, 6aB Sro11 6rnnf @oniel,
@attin zines 8etpobners pon
Riief, beren 2eide III einem @nd in|
RoufepS Shupben a1tfgefu1oen pl1r-.
'e, err1oroet moroe1t lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

moroung bon 90. 6. &ene6p in Win=
ner itebt, unter 8iirgidaft bon $685.
600 geiteQt un6 es beibt, bob Der
Damn imltanoe iein miro, oie 8irg-
i6aft gu itelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-24
RICHARDSON

Mr.. and Mrs, While Fitch and chill
dren OF Preston, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mrs, Johnnie Pinson of Milo passed
through here Friday enroute to Lou.
lisa.
Miss Edna Riley OF Paintsvllle spent
the week end with home folks
Sherley. Robert and Loyal wray OF
Louisa spent Saturday with friends
here.
Hugh Boyd and Willim Cox OF New
Thacker, w. Va. were business visi-
tors here Friday.
Lora Sparks spent Sunday with
home folks at Kise.
Forest Childers OF Prestonsburg
spent Sunday here.
Mary Edith Davis spent Saturday
night with Eula Vaughan.
Mrs, ]. NJ. Hudson spent Saturday
with home folks.
orvtlle Stinson Of Pryse was Tues
day evening guest OF Miss Lucille Wal
lace.
Misses Alma oasselI and Mamie
Steele OF Peach Orchard spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. q. G. Shepherd entertained sew
eral OF the young folks Monday night
with an apple peeling.
Mrs. S. d. Price was Sunday even
ing guest of Mrs Corbett Cassell.
Cbas. Hinkle of Whitehouse spent
Sunday here
Mrs. Jane Preston spent the day