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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
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S<sA> h lA~se> Tks N~apArSisaA
s.s>sss> Cas,Sisssx> AsS ~ thu ne~e%>~
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ssx>sAsess j. aA~ lsas&s <sss&ssiate
~ saass >sssss se<A TO- forget that the
s>r%saaSSx-> s,>ss> ~ August Eth.
The A-sAer s:>>,e>s A,se>e y already
sso,>>y~ sv,s>>s eeta>S,ss >sE>1o> Mill esen
N ~ $e2sesassS> Miss Nope
SSv,4,> &S>a4st Ma Nt>G IN >srN position
- >sSsssss%f.
NJ. >,>>s ssp>s Se>:Sse Mimi, Is
>$>>, ~ MSsM s@<sse : a&S relatives
aser~ A~hsos>
sa~eA ks>a svr Ss>s sas asssS> ~ n ".
:. s>s~sasa ~ sAs tks.>sxSas~ Raiies
&, ssc Primaries Yas>ss.S> August
Ss<a~ e<s~s~~ sAs hears ii II tex>ea
S~a - -. aE2 go %& tsses n>>
sas>ae sAs lh>sr>ss lsa

Mn Guesysrses sr@>> Tssre>ke> Mer,>
sASs> was rs>Sssse Nth hse eesaghtes,
M s>>ssas> Nes> last week
Waa,<,~ N&ss&S living = miles
sa~eheass al Sssse.AS> purchased i
N.AaAe Assmser ssess The Moe RroS
SsaSe>
Mn ana Mrs. TAeAs>se Ftak>e are
.Aa>> AassS ssss,e,S ~ a a<ss,s ss~: born
A>srsaSs ttA>
Tae slassaaSS SsseN asSsgs ca Is
trr.ssa< the Big N@s~e -tsss> sasse
S>>>$Hes west a. AsSarsr, o. the >ieart CT.
rasS t. Rs<ssseas
sssss ~ u >Sses~-> yes e>as and vote
Primary aay> p'asls sQea fl~a le&e
rsSaa h Z p n. AHxust 9Th. le@xae
ean1aatek are eaaaaRssa - tAe ht@&-
cratic TSekxs> TA~ League needs ex-
eeS ~&ts, ~ saRt fail h a. year assx,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13

tiee England and France hegNn to lay
trust. Both the English and French
governments entered the oil business
directly. England appears 10 be meet
INK with considerable success, but the
Preach project has failed IN the face
Of the money and the business diplo-
mats representing No. Is Broadway.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
DOOEY
[ Toe late for EASt Week)

&f0N tate tor hSt Weekl
l.ss leeleS Of Comertown was seen
ca the streets the fore part Of the
week. While here he left bunch Of
his cards amongst his friends
nNAt forget tA~ Primaries August
9Th Re there TAe N0npartis1R
leaSse CanSiaates are ~ the DeMe-
cratic Ticket
Mrs Hans $tenseth is visiting with
wlaslveS and friends in Dakota. Miss
Vera Hunter is taking her place be-
han5 the counter
Geo> Hunter and son Roy are put
ting up hsN On the Hank Hunter farm.
Matt Gsslar1 feNm south Of Conner
town Mas in our village the forepart
,et the week
rhe infant Of Reitan'S is on the SICK
list,
Mrs James Hehiesen is not rery
we'll aud is under the doctors care.
ls,s has his hands full these days, be-
isg ehlst seek and bottle washer.
hsaey EfanSen is confined to his
hs,aas these days. having run a rusty
sah in his foot. nothing like home
ASK L dear wife is it Hank.
kern to Mr., ami Mrs, Ed Estes
NN>.ssv Night a big boy and Ed is
wearing u smile that won't come oil.
AMT say boys the cigars were freely
handed out at the billiard hall.
Mr., ans& Mrs Walter Scott was Civ
~ 4 eharivarl the first Of the week.
They are located in the Decker and
t.plet apartments,
Martin kakken made q hurry up
Zip TO- PlensSwoN4i Tuesday.
Shorty Harris amt Seotty made a
trip to No Mans land Monday night
snsf the bays say never again.
The section crew fixed the crossing
at the depot this week.
Harvest IS on the full swing and
fscsa the reports crops are not half
bad around here.
Leak &r>t for fer the name of \. ".
Stansetand o& The Democratic Ballot
at tbs Primaries Tuesday. August
ettk, hss~es%, the hours Of u nse,,
es>& I p H. and put an \ after his
aasss Tor District Judge.
Miss Clara Anderson left for Colgan
Nsdne SHAY where she has employ
sstsne OH Z farm for the fall.
Harry Crs,ahart has rented the OS-
eal bersen place Tor the corning year.
MI; >s;.dosf and wife expect to
fss:ve 10. Il short visit with hi sister
y Hakoca F1i,taS.
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tiee England and France hegNn to lay
plans to escape our Standard Oil
trust. Both the English and French
governments entered the oil business
directly. England appears 10 Be meet
ing with considerable success, but the
Preach project has failed tn the face
OF the money and the business dipto>
mats representing No. rs Broadway.
-.
The so-called mandates BY which
ENGLAND and France have taken over
former Turkish territory and which
have 50 aroused the native peoples
there, have for their primary purpose
pendent of the Standard Oil group.
The Denikine expedition and the later
efforts of General Wrangel in Crimea,
both of which were thinly disguised
allied military operations, were d.
rected as the Baku oil fields as much
as ut the Soviet government Rou-
mania was given a large piece, Of
Russian territory and q piece Of Hun
gary and allowed to make her mar
auding expedition in Hungary, pri-
marily because she has oil fields which
English and French capitalists wish
to keep from the Standard Oil COM
pany. Even the disposition Of the
ships taken from Germany was die
tated by these oil rivalries.
1t is hardly exaggeration. therefore,
to say that on this oil struggle hangs
the future peace and prosperity Of the
Of wisdom to add that civilized ma
tions should not be- SO foolish as to
trust their future happiness to small
cliUues Of oil financiers. The Stand
ard Oil monopoly in Europe means
less than nothing to US. It is po-
tent cause of high prices here. But
it means a great deaf to the oil trust.
Bertrand Russell, well-known Eng
fish philosopher with radical tenden-
cies. has come back from Russia with
some interesting conclusions with re-
gard to that country. Professor Rus
Sell declares that he went to Russia
believing himself a Communist but he
came back with different ideas. What
seems to have weighed most with him
was the evident lack of federation and
the fatalism characteristic of eastern
neonle. He declares that the Russian
Communist leader resembles in spirit
the old Puritan leader Of the time Of
Cromwell. The same belief and spirit
which makes them willing to sacrifice
themselves to anv extent which seems
necessary. also leads them to be- in
tolerant With the onposition. with the
law and the indifferent.
With regard to the former peasant
farmers Who now have their own land
either nv village ownership or per-
sonal ownership. Professor Russell re-
norts that. in his oninion. thew know
f;4tIo - ,,,l,+ r. c,;rr ~ ox,or+ thu
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
HOMESTEAD

s,sns target tho FrssaSrs
 August
Ss,a, H. there Ie N~AparsssaA
s.Asee CaNSsassx-> aR~ an tx heses-
e-assc Tsca~s-
Ms, Carl Ms[aa-> sasssesaSssxs THE
s-ss scS> AID TAaaa>a&as Many o. TIE
si4sS al sanrrs> ssrss attended
:s,sosrss l. { s-rre&ssa sesS seen
!, >apo Taaa7$asar
fs4,sg> Z NssSs sS- srse S%srsasr pNSs
-,aA~tt- d sssnncssses- with his SanaE-
:. >;&ss.'.4 al. ii sas4a,tsss1sl - shes-
~, Il The ~T-ss -~-sssan- sRT they
Y ! attend TIM camp MEETINGS aes& II
T. ~ Nt~e>
Ms. Or S-snsc- rnaae : saEc be
rwesn r1ain< !, Neairas LAks Stru--
CG
- ven, nt4esaasr> -Axs T. W.
Srance3sna r. sh~ leRsre EzzsasSss
fer 9uhsx mud me- zs f+--sc III. ~
Primaries cssre 80 sUss>s -s-A
aa3!r u 2IlS' ~ - ~ M c-1i,-:
:. e,E zt-t- ~ I'm alS-g>> -S5zR-
NJ - y WIS 7si-r Far T-lsE 81
+~rre- h5~r >a-r ,ss- Gn& S@n-Ly i
=. v7ssseg
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
LOCAL NEWS

CSm H. laaa ~as n fs~a us AsRm
aeartA@ city Ihs.sa:y ~ s&$sas~
SAFE FUR $Al.E->lsassN> At tAe
He~sx~ssa ease
 >Stf
as Rs~sssA~w at Meds>&ae lake
~9s \ Aaslaess caller naestsS a. this
~ee -" se~sS*~eA
s. F. nssae<t a ReSssss>e ~~S u
NsassaesS sasse~ u tAe ee%sasS seat
SNarssssS>
N>H> fNsxe< tAe Primaries August
S&&A> h tAes~ M Nsa4aRtssAA
s>eAx~e MANDATES &re ~ NJ nesa~-
cratic TSe&ss>
s>eas> Nesacs ~f Ct,Sass>e>>s> n IL
&,ss has assR VSSSsSAE Relatives AMI
Sssss.s> ia Sheridan s,SsRsS ssst With
MS saasseS for their Aessss HsessssS>
Tel x~ar ~s$xAAars that 4 w.
SsaAxs&aNsA i tho lsax~e Candidate
sar l~sAs~ and MT h forget that tAe
Primaries ss'*~ :" Asx~ss s''A
WANTEN> \ sas s~< Ss~e<al
NaH>'e~~f& sAAas0esax ><1&eMeer
<aA> CsN ~ ~rSe ms kAEt> AAN>
lama t"a''""e: H"";.~a> lS~&
TAKEN Cr~RsS s>rss> as0a 10 TOO
lss> Owne~ esm sSNs >,sse ~ ~
sag ser keep snss ssa H. {. A-ANt,>
~esse we~s ef NssS> l$>ts
Leak fr>s f~r lar tle Napae Il A. W.
Ssssxr&ANl ~ The tAeRa>eratle kalssa
at sAe Primaries nasssaax> August
S>tA, Ae&~<<~ tAr AsarS II II RsaA
Soa p H. and RAs N X after Ass
oa'"< t~r nt<'':ss 9sas~
CHIEF EsanReu> Nate T. +, Exss has
rxss<sa his discharge ssesss the T. s
:, Ssss&haw&, the sssgshse ~ the nasns
saNaNg anil SWe<seSRg SSsssssr@ss in the
North SsSa anil Is VlSSessss NTH his
s><ss>sses>, W. J. Ess>s> II r<sasS~e<~s>
fNS SAs~s--SsssA ssse S>srsss> IS saltss
s>s>s Of Ns<ssalre Lake Viii Sa>Ne in
>4seaSa TRACTS ID eseSSV>S Terms to
sui, pasvAs>cs> Mould eEs&s> fos
Lanai sSaSs ~S Fs@s>s> H*~><s >xfs C@>w-
a. WGaA take >>sse> aS s<ar- pay
sSeas> For s>s&sSeaSsa~s Ia eSaSse ef
>\@essNsss>er l>asAe Ssee 81 fsoSe or
Saa~an &S,eSsas. N>s>> NJ Lake.
>>~es
l>aS> Ar \ A@s&s<> ses ~as and vote
rrsmar> days R'Als> aPec tr~A 1s&a
%ktA
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18

Ladies-Pay your dollar Poll Tax
before January 1st, or you cannot
vote in 1921 and 1922.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
sEw Yosx wrroS vuTvnEs.

:. S1w voak. ysa. si--rhs cotton mar.
~ vss ssnpesvtivsly sSset dsrins to-
dstp sasiy tsadins. but psisss sboved
d-eflain0 teeaseey under scatfering iiaui.
aatssa ~ sv9 the wseh .cpA sRd thsr~
e. eeessts1 y - s~s ssiin0 hers Tor
The spsslss vS SsAAey q . ssessns ~
b ~ Vsinas sed Aetivv ssasss eh 10
= 70 pe,uta at toysf durs0 the fissr
fsu nlsslsA ssoA msv ssscxsAg fiise
ssd jsly ~ Sc. Part = she local Asilins
ses e.pesSe1 = r~Qfet eesaDps,ntas~s
- ~ pg1ee 6sa0 ysssssasS 6ad -.
elnyso NrysgW ssss 9ssg - fpesses
- sssi s ~ SS,.. - ..;:s 49, !. ~, 4.
sse!e s.dlsS3 sRSfsssS ss1 fsvssSSss
~ 49, . - - - ~ 80; sss;:,.1
u !ssf sslGs u : i -
Dss6UG 6SV ssslWa = ISsss e IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

\ - MARTA Broadway. ens - foot anl
- q fest Ste tisht In shs hsarts %
eGlsel,s NV Also ems - fcet. s.ts
1(8 6ailAiMs. nsv producing good In
s6l6A Al aFs priced cheap. No isferna.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
AFFECTS Sv0ck TRADE

NEw YORK, Ian. si--Ths crisis =
,nrvlsn vscka nse which .tsvs ma ~.
sctlous apprehension at OF the Wori4a,
finance csnscrr and h,rther strfne1ut
-ddmrrilc money conG1lAs we're -Aha
-rvernlnr inftu nc~s n ttsIA wvGk's
contracted swd irrtsulsr oekImsraes.
Traders were at first inclined ~ ~
more the further coliapse u iuteenAs
iicosl creiits. but that mom<ntoue uft.
rn,,rn was later used ~ a lever hy the
shorts ~ effect fresh Liquidation.
TIL" market was .efnpafsttvely ma
ffrn wcsk rsois, rave IN scsAe ~ Ne
lov.priced olis and mirrel,Napeus VeS.
ciaii'rs. whose intrinsic values ~
doubtful d,yidri 4 status tofmeA ~
trsir n 'Snewed disr,usteA
s,ee,s. equipments and motms vsse
rsis'iyeiy steady. when ~ nh q
sltcns. their tons pfsctlng th> elcsn.
ciHl exhibits II rfch r6rs~s@atstivs
cor'rsoi,s ns tho t'H,u1 Nate eo1
bcthlfhr'a steeI eoTavAtlcaa
Investment, conditions Sgntnupd ~
We inflnenecd v me kNSsr vrvse q
discount, Ne hcnd mAyNss senpe1nlT
in drnlos',e ard frreteW si6leeSSSS lsrx.
lns % ye, lc~er yrvg0k sa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
WALL STREET
Wal I.sYrrrY.

NFw yokK, JaA H. rhs 0anl unu11oos
of IA. ~.sk on thg ssssk ssritAHos uoQnp4
vnh fvetssv ms2rNs eireaoyA ~ SDl1o
sDd equipments. rails spd Skoe1o1D ~,
,rss'rihssHs 70 ihs stvease - go
were .osa fosseasA, hVwssss, WlDa oluInI
~ ne nSsve- sNi stsIhatsa eAo1uo 80
c,psts,ss = e~arvSi rvsrsL aeeAteqGlo
tended PROM 10 10 20 pelute, 0~NNeol -
tors eisplaytnx marked w~alAsae. AG41o
from, another slump In to0iqN aQeoab0ey
s<ees we're 10 swrfncs ~ ssuVDoa1b 70 r.
count Tor the reversal irrsGuiar svsev0f16o
ssse wsd. IN the bsis% A>ansoA M
cIesiny vas heavy. salcs spprssia9oe
s7Aee8 shares N
Kas,rmess and stels essssssA n
Hativts iSsasaoiivs N'tuoihls fetssl 90
ftspuhiie iroa w.te the strongest tesuDe n
ths early rsst Of ,nday's sts0t paafk~S
ana sstssdsa yeslsraays SsAra ~ 10 g.
pcln's. Notus and shs spsctaifiep, tn.
sislsss Rrsksr yn~r~A s,us ispspsS1 0>sh
,ett'les There was . moderate inquiry
for rsils. whisA started With ~ ir~.
pssc~A osusw Amees kseA.ps<csA sp<cisl-
ties nsrinsn Tslsrso wse preunSWl lef
~ gains of poiste
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS COTTON v,rvREs.

NEW ORLEANS Jan - .-rHe .x.
tress~l, rr~suabssts dsps tch.s ffes Lon
doh regarding ih- financial sIuatisn Ia
Europe essset sstiIEE movement on the
opening ~ the cotton market today and iti
ihe first kak hau az rsdinF rfiees
dropped ~ TO 10 p6eu March Isns,nt
~ s1Ioe ana fct al ~ 9,t Offerings
~ere Increased ~ ne very fasefah.
wesihcr over the hsit. esat 10 40 rain ~
irr noted os' the map. ~hus the outlook
appeared 20 ~ for continued dry wostnrr
Tho market was steady u tho dsuilns and
htllins pv-fufe vas not snysrs At IA.
same time htsis ssprcrs CAM. from any
dirUucn
srct cc,rpr qu,et ana unchansvd salas
rr vie SPOT sr 10 Arrive ses low mia.
dlins 'zssc. naiddiiss stWe good mid.
diirv t5ite
spot ec,trn sre,ssrses sales m ine
sret, k:s rrvs. zee lo~ rlddins
). ~ n'idfilas. Ss,sse. good tnidaling.
Nsse
receipts ~ ess Heck .s7e,;
Ths msrks, for cover. by short wanted
10 s,.n ~ he vest end carried nrires
Nc uaili they wsf, al i~s--e ~ emily 10
points H-Ahnc-- h9wsyrr. Wa, not
sus'sine,i and In the LAST hsif hour ~
Tho s"'sion sfiilns set IN - thai dur,nx
NE lsN feV minut-s ~ traa'ns prices
wefe srnt ~ 10 ~ prin'. In rrs' sraAys
close, March ttrsdinx dawn to 81 no
x~nsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
K,Ns,s cry ,,su GRAIN.

LASsAs CITY. Jss ii.-wHgAT ua
% igFrA IN o. lower. Sc hard tsses
40 tsLsfc 70 10 r-< ~ ifl
: ~ 10 .. COPS. mostly unchanged
30 mis- % q 60 ~. Z Whit. S,s,4
I-i 10 veilHs ~ isuL5S oATS un,
tfaugsf No white g1NYir So
a'a.is Rssir; So mi,si tse ole. No
fer zoe Ell % RYy. pti
EANRAH CITY IAp ~ CORN sJass
Jan - ~ hay 81 ist. Eis u. Jul
Es1h svp o Spi3ih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

70 iilse. Or abem ~ " u psiss nst
lNNsr on The Afiis~ months and ths fissN
saa sAsist AfA n,t i0s. " ~ 10 70 poiei.,
Thsfs we're hiso fuiror ths, snlali
lpi - ffiion ives ~ ~ shippsd hs,h -
ihls rountfY ffeu Liystpugi ewiug ~ TN
fffHl ln sIHsnHs fitfa. tui the, ~,rs
MOI rfHrn''F tf.d'tai sfnugi tiis rns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
ItIRr NDkTii,

yuEr WORTH Jan il--CArTLr tr-
ssps sf ata. tsesss eygtt
hox. - uts i.Glp steady ba.t, 81 10
10 ig t'.Eir reCsIis 40. unc "a ns o,i
ianih- 81 .t hlsee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

rAEsss ur, A. n uo.s r
faIpis isga. fInaf 70 -, bIgtsr bl..
iABtl.s .-ttIss. iig10N i, Hu boo.
P, Hms ps laa Iu trnu "lIigl4it 30.
~ 81 9gI
UATl - t.r steady fsf 'hs e.a
AiELF fst..pu sg1 steady f0 LiaHsf
fr the vUek
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

III CHICAGO IpY u cOgS No I ~fss>
- tA4 g.. hp. z Nsii0r n VA OATS
80 ~Blt4 so stit hYt No NssS
sLiSRs hAi,iLlf iitbls3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

Nslust itfs ~ Mslnat lfslH
ouy,,.. ,,..,,.v
a., 49," -, s..
,.,',. " ''nn
I,.,t t,t s.t ,,,.i. ,.., ,.t,..,,,,'',
,I,I tg.,.f,., 800, ,.,.
lb,sm. ., fufl4i.. mr sf ,,s. - fslf.
sts. .uHs iHIrI. .I..f .I.H.. tsf IUr t.l,4
.IEslf aII II.|u.tF f.Y....f uIrrr. isst
.uaf fHrtiH. ....t..I..I... r.ttIr sli
stHhual nom. la . ntrt rinss s,,I.r saU.
o. Es.rr ,t'y. lfrr 1900. arns. Fs.
l''i ru.'
uI.,.rYY.t ..,.tt.,r
I.,...
..,.l...i ..'..,r.n., a., ',.'' .,,'..,
t'n '"~' ''' 'l''''h
.-.-.--.
.Ait ..eu i.ulHua g. 900 f.ons
"i' t..a '.s BE- aand1 hnlnu'
'..
.I.t fH.r. ,.,..,.V
,f.#I. o., ItI. & ID. ILAas
''r .s.n.n.H.u. W.HY. tg.l
.l.,. d., -, d., ,a,.
t..a ..''
iAr. thl'h 80
''.n lls rs"'. ~ room -
''' oil h'' 'a'l has' 10 o.
.' '.' '''" '''''. "'
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....,,... ll''. h. 'l''
!, VIA, ,., 49,. 80.
to... ..r ,.s .r. -, ~. 40, 49,,
ar 1.Hbn irfr.T "a 'el'sJ
N.N'' '''' .-.----
,...s,s3 "'" ,'.. ..af..-l f'. '- 'oin'
NOW .'# s'.' 'tH"IF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

cnc AGo. J.h ~ BUr1xx. -
chAns.a ZOOS wax seeStula oH1l
eas-s. f,rtts ,issIi,. srdlnasy 0rves 10
~, ~ man raycs intiNie4 0oWHa
~hITni alive, io~u. soAoo6 x NJ
fowls u, .ssss.+' " ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
MD DAY STOCKS

The tiioSius q1ufnt.phs Of Srw York
uisr.x o.. H. ige , "a to-day Wer-
rumpIfd uy )ioazt1I Flhl. ns.Il.l@ny, ~
: 1rth BroadNat
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~. tot IN

~ LOUIS, Isr ~ - CouH ~.
white iigfbstt 10 yrllaw u,t
OATS No. 1h ,Sc Ne white ssx
q stC
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hAMAs CtTr.
NEW vOaN SUvvRn.

Svw YORK. Jsn ~ -rorvEu, ~
10 lts. sr-s STEADY. March. isoeb
July I6t1
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s.fesa csalags nseders. on n. Robiuse~.
y ysss: : =, xslsss.. dsII an h.p,. al. SIS. s;.s.'
rhs cYmse ce. ~ 0sarastss HANK HiAs,
e-to6M Caieessula bNagoisw. hardvssa
fScevs . res@s n eah. rr6Reh deora ara.
pertsA ed DAylaD. y hlseh ser: sorthWsss.
on u6pls sHfs.
T1o cnO1oAC co,
sis o0sssSss tssk Bi6s.
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tItr it;o.

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Rlt rEH unehs nF.d .
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GOOD nliYy IN
ni'tf.l1lytt 0lTRn

1AtlSAIN't -
Yalh In snd patd for. nice shade trees.
go y ear lins end srhss, for the small
Est ti,k :;;r..,. itiiit sssih front
Sss,: s,:s s':.:s:Ss ::.:.s .,: ~. 'ss' ",s.
)stsd. sAdsticn. three car line 10 choose
no: isM ii,ii street. south sma .esi
.sp!ess, fssita. Sidewalk on both sldss
r. sh, cheap si;..';;..; 's.ssss s
- AR1 " ysu don see vhst yea want
Iksvs Mt. ran " and let % tell zee
sUiiNsss sirEa
s.ss ~; s.:.as e.: ;:S ;' 4: . ;::s s..r .:s =
1eGeslie ne. Aise ems ~ feet stts
- 6slllfns. nev. producing gccA In
06GHA ~ aFs priced cheap. No iaferna.
- slvsa svss tbs t''sphene--cau as
~g ooop RoMns
I. xDee eve-sesm hens IN ~ eeFe ~
Rg1sa, ,elsss 70 car ilne, within ftvs cent
- Wn1t, One ess rhiehsNs and fssAsa,
~ - kl1k. eosd leeatisu. Grssn1 alsas
NfsA ~ prles ssssd :.
pess1 ssfssi. csiifossis bsnsaiev. close ts
~, g AZ xs:ror,.a. i. IL. .i;s. 80. y.
(ofA esvsN sssna. ssssMsnt eayAs. ard
GfSDUaS. sevvsats esastsrA ~ l4ssss
I. : ,:s'ss sss:ss s.s:s :ss ,sissss.: :ssies :lxs:
80 ysisus ~, = q. .bsrss!1 w.iss,
a VI q br.vA waisst 1851. y. G.
n61ja. Wllnnt 1917.
SS NJ. eNn cLAse9N Co ...
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r,.'. I:ho0n hisicK ..x.A
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v yss ~ lsshinF ~ i4vssn1es vssV-
=. y. :: :: ~ III, - J; -: -
" $3.50 1870 - -
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Ciry HVAL xsTAr1 sSs sAIr
AsNpph nhhhSms vnsslov on Safth
hhAN'l Husr bfiss O. 900, cash u 100
hHiHnfH sass
Youkuripnp nfAirY GO

I'N f'lE ue.d t fanm madsfn rpstur.
tIHfs H ru lIIf N'Ir. ntsty tHiuttd b.. q
d'rHfHfrd t.tF.I 90 g. En.. Is. .a
Nti.r b.n..n, Nsi-ut %, t0s rau,Is.U
iiNI
iur HilE f.r furfo il.i rn cotton.
rItrr u frf UrIrHiathunf. tI D. H.
Ff. bHtFrr rt iHt. HtrUs W.itrt
llDrsnn, Walnut ~ af IHItnlY iIHs
if8tv fEu
hrr tu0n lutFHnw H stH1 " itH
HI rrW ira ufrf rIrHi fHsi iufu. EHfart
irf dtitf ~ 900. ~ 900 tnfH. - m.a.h
NaInIf 'tIh %
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uU TILtHUI HHts O.. rftiI rU.
pIFr tnH.
ItIlUb 900 stsHrs lower rs. $50
% Grifsf
rnEEr 500 rlrra- frf wr-s
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PROVISIONS
WSCA@.

-
cnICASo. Jss sis AprAvnEs steady.
srTiNsr e. "or Dorsern uhpss etssO
80 Iihho rre-s NSegsos
-
hANxAs CiTr.
KANSAS Ctfy. Jsr, ii--BCrrTRi 10.
changed ftF.~ tir p4r ssss irwer, Cuf.
rout. re rip,s 81 ts-f-r 49,. ErtyD oouf
firsiA sfs pOtLyRI he's ~ lswes q
~; oth-rs u~~hansed. POrAroE1, -.
banged
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900 uftH. ~ 900. 81 UHu fHFII 90 utYH. D.
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sew fN.iffW
fNNLpIAfN tYIgNf tsIpN
nlsh Ssas r,l bpu hpnss.,~ 10.
,s..m"a,. h.asaad naan ,h,'ag.s
t'v BAN rHifft. isNHfHft button. ..
ia,f'r if.f ftn fr.u ff ,.af. BOZ too.
tDus Hmls.i C1rstfl. lion Co.,. Wa.uu.
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30. tr.ar. ,"rt,. 80 Ls,r..v
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eAu.n. o., HfFs 'i,o rooms WNh ; BIZ
room. iu hAser'r1f well frn'sf VII tff
h'g infnf1e ftf fsw aHys iNo'n. v 300
vii handle. Hr' me M once i"f me tai.
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FURNISHED BUNGALOW

sr-eeen. esmp,stsly, furni,hsd. LOCATED
/ rear eafitne - old pavement. hardwood
firssh, p-sp eeRdi'ion. Price o. SEQ
immsetats p~sssssion.
AoorRs REALry CO.
Maple sef.
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CRY mgAL ,srArs ,os .a,.s.

room homA sa West aTih street, one
iip'h ~ ~ sAHn fef 1850. 300 20
rHh huf hAlhrfH fHfN Cau Z T. Allen.
v slust itis ~ wslnat l0stH
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frr'' - 40 v.inu7 g-al.t o. tatu,
- a.uIyi. ..nisD 90 tl.ft.