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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Build Hospital for Memorial.

BARTLESVILLE, Dec. 16.APlanA
aad specifications of the new WASH
nCon county memorial hospital are
40" being prepared and the site has
peen chosen, 1t was made known
acre after a conference between
members Of the county commission
snd the hospital committee on con-
suuetion. The hospital is to be
erected In the city. The contract was
swarded a local contractor whose
aIehitectural design calls for a
'niee story and basement structure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Lewis Asks S3SO.OOO.

OKLAhUMA CITY. Dec. 16.--An
for $4,000 for completion
of the three tuberculosis nnitoria Of
the state will be asked by the next
legislature by DR.. A. Il. Lewis, state
health commissioner. he announced
today. The institutions are Clinton,
Talihina and Boley. without the
added funds the hospitals vii be of
little value to the state. DR.. Lewis
said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Eiid Carpenters Scale Cut.

,ne Associated Press.
ENID, Dec. l6.--Reduction in the
.sse scale OF journeymen carpenters
rom one dollar to SING an hour
shd oricklayers from $3.50 to $l.25
az hour, effective January 1. 1921,
rai announced here today by the To-
.., % association of contractors, who
va ,'o" agreements had been prac-
"a t,any reached by the unions affect
W 70 accept the reduction,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
BANKERS HEAR
GOOD REPORTS
money Better, No More
Failures" They Say;
Back From O. c.

There will be but few moro bank
failures in Oklahoma In spite of the
general trend OF opinion" G. w.
Brewer. vice president of the Sc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17

,.srEclAl~-For information or
suJusments on Gastean Radiators,
.aT Mr. Ferguson will be In Tulsa
~ TWO weeks, Ihoue for appoint
p. plsen.s. Usage 1901. The Gastean
radiator Co.--Adyt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

The Mcmillan High School basket
ball team defeated the Centralia team
% to 25. Jackson, Atchison, Wayne,
Watts and Peck on the Mexico team.
Joe Donnelly, who was working or
the electric line, fractured his right
ankle severely.
Miss Nora Crews was married to
Ollie Davidson of Montgomery City.
R. E. Race of Mexico was elected
vice-president and general manager
of the st. Louis, st. Charles & North
western Traction railroad, which was
to be built from Laddohia to st.
Charles.
Charles (Buck) Pagan, a carpenter
about 35 years old, was found dead
beside the C. & A. tracks with his
neck broken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

on business.
Bud Carson, q Chicago & Alton
brakeman, was severely injured by a
fall from a car.
Eggs were selling at rs cents a
dozen.
Coal was selling at Is cents a
bushel.
James McDearmon and Miss Cor
della Gibbs were married at the
Presbyterian Church by the Reverend
Grasty.
John P. Beatty, an old and respect
ed citizen living near Mexico, was
killed by a runaway team belonging to
John Loohey.
Former Sheriff Harrison Glascock
died in Mexico.
A son was born to Professor and
Mrs. Blanton,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09
20 Years Ago.

J. T. johnson was in Clark, Mo-,
where he was engaged to cry sales
for Truesdale & Adams and Hubbard
& Price.
George W. Russell and Miss Emma
oldt of Benton City e married in
Mexico.
Ernest Hopkins was attending bus
inesss college in Dixon, II.
Mrs. Martills Bybee died at her
home in northwest Mexico.
Fred Cartwrig, a travelling sales
man well known in Mexico, died at
Liberty, Mo.
Frank Faucell Of Thompson had a
position with the Wabash railroad.
40 Years Ago.
Sam Apgan was in New York City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09
ENTERTAIN SQUAD


The members of the home econ
omics department at Mcmillan. high
school entertained the football squad
at a dinner last night. About thirty
two persons were present, including
the guests Of the squad.
L. B. Hawthorne was POSTMASTER,
and his toasts were responded to by
Eldon Reed, captain, Don Pearson,
Bill Atchison and ], G. Merideth,
coaches Of the team. Speeches were
made by the visiting ladies from
Texas. Mr.. Hawthorne made a
speech about the team, and what il
had accomplished during the season.
The members of the squad are
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09
Receives Service Medal.

Ernest fSkppy) Garrett. Jr, Of
this city, who was a sergeant with
the First Division and spent 26
months in foreign service, has receiv-
ed his service medal. 1t has five bat
tie bars on it and is likely the longest
service record Of any man in the
county. The medal is of bronze and
exceptionally handsome. The battles
enumerated on the bars are Month
older Uoyon, Marine, st. Mi
hiel, Meuse-Argonne and the Defen-
sive Sector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

Fred Doss, who recently sold out
his meat market to J., G. King, has
taken up a position as travelling sales
mar for the st. Louis Independent
Packing House, His headquarters
will be at Nation, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
YESTERDAY !
IN MEXICO S
HH%"HHH
10 Years Ago.

DR.. ]. c. Pasqueth was elected
treasurer of the Northeast Missouri
Dental Association which met in Col
mubia.
Mrs. j. H. Lane was home from the
national convention of the w. c. T. U.
at Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lehman and
children of Youngstown, Ohio, had re-
turned home after a visit with Mrs.
Joseph Barth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

Reed, Pearson, Neiderschulte, Smith,
Stephens, Rodhouse, Glover, Chap
man. Gibbs, Moran, Day, Cunning
ham, Stallings and Shook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

Mrs. Bette P. Garrett
Mrs. Angie Gary
Mrs. Jennie V. Gatewood
Mrs. E. D. Graham
Mrs. J. D. Harding
Miss M. V. Houston
O. w. Huenefeld
Miss Bette Jolly
Mrs. Bridget Jordan
Miss Leona A. Kircher
Ben N. Locke
E. R. Locke
Mrs. Mary N. Locke
P. E. Locke
Sam P. Locke
S. M. Locke
Mrs. Lu G. Mackie
Egbert Miller
D. T. Moore
Mrs. Mary c. Moore
F. A. Morris
P. S. Morris
q. K. Mccall
G. o. MCGEE
Rolla Mcintyre
H. B. Mckinley
Mrs. Edw. O'Brien
Mrs. Emma B. Offutt
C. Cicero Ogle
r. NJ. Painter
MEXICO NO.
A. S. Pasqueth
Chas. F. Peeler
Mrs. Eliza Perry
J. B. Quisenberry
Mrs. Nettie Quisenberry
E. H. Roberts
w. r. Roberts
Miss Annie F. Ruse
Mrs. H. F. Rutledge
C. H. Schultz
Miss M. S. Tate
Miss Hannah Walsh
Mrs. Mollie A. Waltermath
La nellie Waltermath
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

Miss Mile Weber
Miss Lottie Weber
w. H. Westrope
Mrs. S. J. Barnett
S. j. Bovine
w. E. Caldwell
w. S. Dinwiddie
Mrs. Brooksie L. Edwards
M. T. Garrett
o. D. Gray
Frank Kent
Mrs. Mary H. Kent
Burie King
G. F. Littrell
Mrs. Mandy Littrell
H. C. Lyon
C. M. Miller
J. w. Meyers
DR.. A. R. McComas
Stephen Owings
J. L. Palmer
VIM, Prowell
J. S. Richie
j. w. Robinson, ST..
w. A. Robinson
J. M. Seymore
S. Stewart
T.. w. Stewart
Mrs. Leila B. Woods
RUSH HILL
H. C. Beckman
Louis Feutz
Mrs. Minnie Feutz
Mrs. Mary Mates
D. De Tienne
D. j. De Tienne
Champ C. Smith
WELLSVILLE
Fletcher w. Blackwell
G. w. Clement
Samuel S. Cog
Gus Ittner
Mrs. Lutte Jones
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

MARTINSBURG
Anna Ahrens
Mrs. Sarah w. Alderman
Henry Blaue
Mrs. M. N. Galloway
C. C. Chrisman
Mrs. Frank P. Davis
F. P. Davis
Oliver Earnst
Mrs. J. C. Earnst
Frank Ecker
N. M. Friedman
Raymond M. Friedman
Joseph Frieling
VIM. T. jacob
Mrs. Frances jacob Meara
Miss Amelia E. Rogers
Joseph Sandbothe
J. B. Tate
G. B. Tillman
F. x. Vomund
Herman Yelton
MEXICO
Miss Annie Bledsoe
Henry Brauer
George H. Brown
c. F. Chappell
Mrs. Elsie Fay Corl
Wiley F. Corl
Mrs. M. B. Craig
E. A. bearing
| Miss Lille Dobyns
C. w. Dodd
Miss Mary A. Dodd
Miss Lena B. Dowell
Mrs. Nancy Lee Dodd :
c.. P. Dunlap
Mrs. C. P. Dunlap
James F. Duvall
L. j. Farrah
John D. Fecht
w. c. Fecht
Miss Mary French
Mrs. Minnie Fritsche
Mrs. Bette C. Gentry
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09


J. w. Boles
Mrs. J. F. Buckner
j. F. Buckner
w. H. Cornelius
Mrs. A. B. Cowles
Miss Irma Craghead
E. M. Dudley
F. H. Emmons
Miss Margaret Fry
S. S. Harrison
Henderson and Rood
DR.. ]. Y. Hume
B. H. Jameson
Mrs. Leona M. Lawrence
E. J. Meyer
John Meyer
Lewis J. Meyer
w. G. Meyer
C. A. McCue
S. S. McCue
Joe Neff
J. M. O~verfelt
w. M. Overfelt
Geo. Python
Obie Wright
BENTON CITY
l.. w. Bashaw
Edw. H. Blase
Mrs. Helena Blase
Miss Addie Fairchild
Mrs. Fanny Fairchild
G.. V. Fairchild
J. H. Fairchild, Jr.
J. H. Fairchild, Sr.
Miss Marie Fairchild
Mrs. John Hofsess
Paul Lierheimer
Louisa Lierheimer
Miss Amelia Weber
Mrs. B. Myrtle Woodbridge
John Zimmerman
Katherine Zimmerman
Louisa S. Zimermann
VIM. J. Zimermann
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

John H. Frick, Warrenton,
Missouri
Elmer Gatewood, Thompson
G,@t.on, Missouri
II. E. Gibbs, Bartlesville,
Oklahoma
F. o. Grayson, St. Louis, Mis-
souri,
j. E. and Nancy E. Green,
Cameron, Missouri
John W. Hill, San Antonio,
Texas
j. C. Hornung, Chicago, Hi
nois
E. C. Kennen, Laddonia, Mis-
souri,
Mrs. M. A. Lewis, St. Louis,
Missouri
Mrs. Anna B. Manter, St.
Louis, Missouri
Mrs. J. A. Milhollin, Marshall,
Missouri.
Miss Kate Mccall, Portland,
Missouri
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcmillan, Full
ton, Missouri
Miss Ida Overbagh, Palestine,
Texas
John P. Rodgers, Bellfower,
Missouri
Alex Seymore, Centralia, Mis-
souri,
C. X. Seymour, Montgomery
City, Missouri
l. Maud Kennen Waddock, ST.
Louis, Missouri
Mrs. Annie M. Weimer,
Thompson Station
Miss Beulah Wright, Column
bia, Missouri
Mrs. S. o. Wright, Columbia,
Missouri
Henry F. Youngblood, ST.,
Laddonia, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

David Lehnen
w. G. Martin
w. L. Miller
J. C. Pitcher
O. S. Porter
C. Dewitt Reed, Jr.
w. H. Reed
James P. Rodgers
Mrs. Flora Smith
James Smith
C. S. Straube
J. M. White
Mrs. Leila A. Wigs
Mrs. Caro- E. Woods
John 7. Woods
Saml T. Woods
LOCATED OUTSIDE OUR
DISTRICT
C. A. Anderson, st. Joseph,
Missouri
J. G APPEL, New Baden, Illinois
Edwin Barr, Warrenton, Mo.
Mrs. Lima BuShotter, Hedges
vile, W. Va.
Mrs. M. A. Cain, Hampton,
MINI.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell,
Glenwood, Iowa.
Pearl M. Corl Joplin, Missouri
Mrs. S. c.. Corl, Joplin, Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Lizzie P. Davis, st,
Louis, Missouri.
Frank R. Dudley, Tupelo.
Miss.
Mrs. Mary Moore Ellis, Mo
limo, Missouri.
Olivia H. Farriss, Warrenton
Missouri.
T. J. Fariss, Warrenton, Mis-
souri,. -.
Mrs. Catherine Freese, st
Louis, Missouri
Jacob j. Frey, st. Louis, Mis-
souri,
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
MrYgh hEAkTH TO AID
6HiLbRgN's !ecHeeL PRooREss.

The first steps IN, providing every
child Of 6fsde school ~ in Colorado
with an adequate msAiieAl, and dental
eFahinati6u have been tahen since the
opening Of the prescrt school year by
The Colorado Tubert ,I0sis Association.
Already exaninations have been made
n plans definitely lad far such exami-
nations reaching approximately $500
children In Lo~eland Monte Vista,
center and lManzanela.
The work 10 carried ont by the pub
dc health nurses Of thet association
with the cooperation of local phys.
aaas and dentists. The nurse exam.
ines the children in respect to their
Eyes, ears, nose and threat, especially
Tor Indications Of enlarged o. diseased
lonsils,, adeneids or enlarged glands Of
the neck. She alsoImakes record Of
the height aud weight of each child
In relation, to his rye Sand checks 1t
Up against Z Chart prepared by United
States government experts. II the
child il five pounds, or more under
weight he p isjregaEded asva case need.
ing further lnsesttgation. Such ascase,
with ~ children VI. - condition ap-
,areatly is not normala In any way,
is called to 1.-THE dtbstsa IL the parents
with the s,iggssl1 1sn; ;th9f they take the
'hild to tAsr family phyacian or
lentist.
The mesnitu1p sfstheftask ahead Of
ihe association may bs appreciated
from sr, t2 ft that s ~ ): At pres pres
schsol asel In the snke. The carry
Ing, out fof tthh ,prpram should result
during tthet nfIt ten years In . pro-
ntvncsA s0eelhts In the number Of
cases bfHtsbs fulosis, .as wsll q other
sssab bvyl afAs4xatl slA ~
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publhhsr)
DeDnrtment of the Intcrioy

department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Office 1t Sterling. Colorado,
September 4. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Francis A. ia
cobs. Of Spurgin. Colorado, who. on March
Q, 1916. made Homestead Entry. Serial No.
02i324, for Lots /. 2. 8. and EKSWA, Sec.
10. Twp. II N. Range SO West and the
ElsNEA. sWhNEA. Section "a Township
II North. Range 81 West, 9Th Principal Mer-
idan. has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before Clyde L.
Stanley. U. s. Commissioner, at New Raymer.
Colorado. on the 2sth day Of October. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesse:
Earl King. Of Kimball. Nebraska,
Louis Nelson. Of Spurgin. Colorado
Tom Ewing. Of New Raymer, Colorado.
John sprague. Of West Plains. Colo. els lo-il
A.. r. BROWNS, Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
sPURGIN NEWS NOTES

VIII Amos returned from the East
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ellington are visit
ing at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs W H Peake.
Mr. Ellington and Mr. Gardner
from Gupey, Nebraska are visiting
at the home of r Spurgin.
J R Spurgin has dug his potatoes
and they are very nice. yielding over
100 bushels per acre
Newt Biggs and W H Peake were
threshing this week.
Mr. and Mrs e Peake had for sun
day visitors: Mr. and Mrs ELLINGTON,
Mr.. and Mrs w H Peake. Mrs Spur
gin and sons, Frank and Johnnie
Mrs John Ahrens spent the week
end at home
Mr. and Mrs Will Amos visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mira Caspar
Rasmussen.
Mrs George SHREDDER proved up on
her homestead Monday. Ben May
field and c Rasmussen were witness
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
Halloween Social

A Halloween Social will be given
at the CHRISTIAN Church on Saturday
night. October 30th The evening
will be spent In playing games Hal
lowe'en Jokes etc The committee
have many new and original games
and stunts which they are sure you
will all enjoy
A hearty invitation is extended to
everyone
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE SCHOOL LAND

Office Of the State Board Of Land Commits
sioners. Denver. Colorado. September "a. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank Fritz,
whose postoffice address = New Raymsr. Colo
rado. has made application No. B-3sse to
leae the following describeds School Lands.
situate In Weld County. Colorado, to-wit:
All of Section SO, Township North. Range
IS West. 9Th Pricipal Meridian. (Agrscultu-
raj Immunity Lease.)
Notice Is further hereby given that all
other persons desiring to file an application
to lease all or any part Of this tract Of land
must hls same In this Office prior to October
2s, 1920. rs other application to lease the
above described lands will be considered sf-
ter snId date
JOHN r. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commissioner.
Publish Sept. so. Oct 7-l4-2i.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
Capper to Wipe Out Grain Gamblers
MR.. T. G. PHILLIPS. Chairman,
Republican County Central COMMITTEES
Greeley, Colorado.

MR. T. c, PHILLIPS, Chairman
Republican County Central Committee
Greeley, Colorado
Topeka, Kansas, October II. 1880.
DEAR SIR: believe the hope Of the farmers
Of the west now 10 In the election Of Rspubu-
can Congress- have become convinced After two
years stay at Washington that II the present ad-
mihistration is continued another four years. We
cannot expect It to do anything better In the fu-
ture than 1t has In the past
The agricultural plank adopted at Chicago ID
the foundation rock on which the new America
will be builtN II 1t is built. Without It all our
troubles will constantly grow more acute. and
harder and harder to remedy.
The disease that sooner or later attacks every
nation. that has erased some Of the most power
ful the world has ever known ID attacking the
United States The causes are the great economic
crimes committed against agriculture. Although
agriculture Is as indispensable to our existence as
the sun itself.
In our case the war has only hastened the dis
sase by making some Of the symptoms more acute.
Choosing q president Is an important matter,
but II there 10 anything more fundamental than
getting enough food for the people to eat, don't
raising has become too hazardous for men to en-
gage In It, Grain gamblers nx the price Of wheat
to the disadvantage Of the producer. The markets
are cotlnuaily manipulated. The producer never
knows whether he will make money or 60 "broke"
IN his years work. He has nothing to say about
what he shall get for It, II he does't take what IL
ohered him, he cannot sell his products at all He
Is underpaid systematically and always. and never
more 30 than now when the consumer, who ID the
other victim is paying higher prices for food than
this country has known in generations.
But all the American farmer asks for 10 bis
economic rights. He wants no privileges for him
self or anyone else-simply square deal, and
national political convention now pledges II to
him. The agricultural plank adopted by the Re
publicans at Chicago. among other things declares
for the right Of farmers to form cooperative asso-
Citations for marketing their products, also for
their protection against discrimination.
This pledges the passage Of the Capper-Hsrs-
nan bill-now the Capper- -Volstead bill-at the
next session Of Congress along with federal loan
act to assist tenant farmers to become owners
while more adequately financing established farm
ers. These and similar measures, are to become
the foundation rock Of a vastly stronger and bet
ter system Of American Agriculture which shall
prosper and benefit the whole nation while giving
the Nations real benefactor his due, the chance
to prosper by his industry. Until he does prosper,
we cannot and nothing is surer than that we will
not
7@ Arthur Capper.
IAN Ticket Nov. 2
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21

, Mrs Morgan will open up c.'eam
station In the little building on main
street formerly used as barber shop.
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs
Webb Martin that Mr. Martin had
had an operation for appendicitis
while in Kansas City. He Is getting
along nicely
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
oslsss II M fsspis u layner isl vleiaib isr Pest
1eek told "a sfki

Dslss u M fssps n layner iad veiail tsr Pest
Z asst told IA Brief
Miss Mornson spent the weekend
p her parents near Grover
II Aspinwall OF Greeley attended
school program here last Friday
ht
ugh Klepfer is now driving the
k west Of town in place OF Prof
hson
r. Starrett came yesterday from
icy, Nebraska to look after his
perty.
6r and Mrs Kelley drove over To
Beland week ago Sunday TO
md the day
drs G P Brown left Monday for
hgmont after an over Sunday Wis
with friends here.
3 Mr. and Mrs Kelley took their
(ughter Betty to Morgan Monday
have her tonsils removed
4 Mr. Bruce entertained a party OF
Jung people to an oyster supper at
De Raymer SATURDAY, evening
Mrs Rooms has been very low since
nday They expect to take her to
enyer to consult a Specialist
= Dir. Macklin and family and MI
BID Mrs Birdick drove up to the
mites Sunday afternoon to see n.
Sghts
James Summers left Monday tor
the western slope where he will take
llp his abode on a homestead for
few years
DR. Hollenbeck OF Denver will he
IN Raymer next Wednesday evening
10 hold the first quarterly conferences
'or this year
Mr. and Mrs Dan Wyatt who have
been here the past two weeks will
leave soon for their home at Doug
las. Wyoming
Mr. Petries' who were planning IN
move to Idaho, have changed their
minds and are moving back on their
place to wait until next spring.
Booster club will meet with Mrs
Clifford Dannett next Wednesday,
October 9th Come early as impor-
tant business will be transacted
Miss Ella Hurst will leave this
week Friday for Colorado Springs
where she will stop with her aunt
while she has her tonsils removed.
Mrs J H White and son to,x Mrs
Earl White to Sterling Monday where
'he boarded the train for Missouri
10 spend the next few months with
her parents
Mr. and, Mrs Loomis Scrivens Of
Fresno, California, and Chas Scri-
Vens arrived Monday on the west
bound train They will visit indie
linitely at the Scrivens home Mr.
and Mrs Scrivens had not seen their
son for fifteen years
Mrs Sullivan arrived Monday from
frrm Holnr,'k. \ ia ska. to Isl.
her niece Mrs Pinkerton a few days
before leaving for her home at Sun
nyside, Washington. On her way
she will stop at American Forks,
Utah, to visit another niece
Mr. and Mrs Lacock. Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Dick and Lacky
Hobbs were guests Of Claude Knapp
and wife at their home near Buck
ingham Saturday evening. The oc-
casion being the birthday of Mr.
Knapp They report a fine time
Mr. and Mrs Koech and .hAi..1
and Mr. Cernohlovek who hay, been
,isltlng at the hrmo rt Mr. and Mrs
f.raohloy ID. OF i,yi. r. II ~
I.av 'or r iefr,i, Califc MA t mat.
their future home. Mrs Koech is a
sister Of Mr. Cernohlovak They have
been living In Minnesota.
The State University at Boulder
,ts sending out some OF their lest
beakers to take part in the cam
.Aisn for increased support of the
educational institutions of the state
Among the students we notice the
name Of vasco Seavy who will speak
convincingly OF the needs of our
state schools
Mrs Lydia Bosom returned Monday
after a prolonged stay away She left
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21

Miss Mornson spent the weekend
b her parents near Grover
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21

|hgh Klepfer is now driving the
* west of town in place Of Prot.
nson
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21

Ir Aspinwall Of Greeley attended
school program here last Friday
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21

Program and box social at school
Auditorium, Friday evening. Oct. l5.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21

Thrift starts with the child en- in the home When they
taught their pennies the habit become. second ma
ture to them by the time they al grown
Start the children with ono Of our LIBERTY BELL saw.
ings banks dollar starts savings account and gets LIB
ERTY BELL bank Fifteen L,ys and girls Of our community
have invested in LIBERTY Bl IL banks since we put the
banks window and these young people are we'll on their
way to the satisfaction Of a savings This just in
the past two weeks and makes total Of nearly 100 accounts
IF YOUR BOY or YOUR GIRL has not been in to get
a LIBERTY BELL bank, send him in right away.
LIBERTY BELL savings draw per cent interest
"A SuNrE BAN KoFIRMNnQER
in Ql,iNN CASH.