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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-16
NO. $500.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
At Ely in the State of Minnesota. at the close Of
business. December Is. 1919.
RESOURCES:
ms and Discounts, including redis.

RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts, including redis.
counts -----------------$SZU.oSO S2
overdrafts unsecured. -.--- 1852
o. S. Government Securities owned:
o. s. Bonds deposited to secure eircula.
ton lpar value) -------------Sl25OO.U
Pledged to secure postal saw.
ing deposits. (par value) 1000 90
Pledged as collateral for State
or other deposits or bills
payable ---------------- $500 4'OOUOO
Owned and unpledged- - 134050.00
War Saving Certificates and
Thrift st sInps actual own
ed---------------- ooo.U
Total U. S. Government securities $i55. 1886 90
Other Bonds, Securities. ETC.:
Bonds (other than U. S. bonds)
pledged to secure postal savings de
poSlts--- ---------------------------- o.UVuVO
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not
including stocks) owned and UNI
Total bonds. securities. etc. other
than q. s---.----------,-..- s4.e6s7s
Stock of Federal Reserve bank $50
per cent of subscription s- 10000
unincumbered. ---~N---.-...----- 100000
Furniture and fixtures, 2.25o.O0
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve
Bank ZS,9O0.4o
national banks ---,------------ l62. 5000
Net amount due from banks and
bankers and trust companies other
than included in Items IL Is or A. 169.4S
Tot al of Items Is. IA. IS. TO- and
H------------------------S lo3. 4S
Checks banks located outside of
city or town of reporting bank and
other cash Observation-Disclosures 4,026.9S
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
and due from U. S. Treasurer 625.00
| Interest earned but not collected-ap-
proximate-on Notes and Bills Re-
ceivable no. past due------------- 2.4ll.60
| TorAL--------------s744 .2s34s
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-01-16

*of the total loans and discounts shown above.
the amount on which interest and discount was
charged at rates in excess of those permitted by
law tSec. 5i97. Rev. Stat.) exclusive of notes up
on which total charge not to exceed S0cents was
made was NONE. The number Of such loans
was NONE.
State of Minnesota. | l. L. J. White. Cashier
County Of ST. Louis. s.. Of the above-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. L. J. WHITE. Cashier,
Correct-Attest:
LOUIS EISENAcH.
GEO. T. AYRES.
Al. FENsKE.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day of January. 1920. A. w. NELSON.
(seall Notary Public.
My Commission Expires st. Louis County
June 9th. 1921. MINI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

cltv a1At 1ofAfD too GALS
70 ..ssl.ss. es..a s!s;.'i;s I. Z i1..'
= J. .4,s ...:.:s :: - -. :; w. - - =; |;
Two t.'sss s.ss.s, sss''bvSs sss.i .sei
y olHsEzg7.;,.. Y.
- xe,ss - eay!al naSls 1896
- eAi.D-N evesS Hve-sssN hsss,,
xsra vss - - se1e ossS 'sss''ss- csii
hsS's sfn sfn....-- Maple tiU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

~~--s.-~s~-Ss go -...ssSs
OK =. - .,. = -: ~ Y. . go =:
Il ~, 8. SW'E..1.S'@A::'
0 ,s:s t ..:.'l'.. "a q .!.!...:: sss: .::: ;:;
lAAeOa CSty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

s'Rooh BUNGALOW
. toens jsst fiaisAsA fss q Assus. si,
nsv fsfNiissa. hssdvscA esd Waite sss msi
-: -! s;.: " iisy s;';s'..::.'ts s's.:. ...s: e.
smhoss fvsswuss os.iN
A NEAL uoMa &C.,.
IN LAsvcsd. . rooms, esh Oooss ,,o.l,
deeessisd. newly f,niah-d. msss 10 seen
10 ~ Appreciated. ssrsss ssd sssvsn,s
sscrs.: s sll hind' Of hult With drspsr'ss
~ WEST ,orW
nse 1-asvy icy Ia me ei,y; oss IN.
go fs.'.S '"s'A' Nicely located. Tssms
ON CORNER
e..e"y selid tIiet "a vsss s,tei Ssss-
sSl tsens eIsN
isssiss. coRNsR, PINE LOCATION OK
WEST siDg
ie-sssm aslsrn hardwood tAsssshost.
laf9s oaes@soe aad furnace. 1evele a..
'as, ss1 dstvs; . ssed Svy st ee.ssA
90 NORTH LINDSAY
s.rsea sssAsr~. fine iocssiss. hsfas
sss, % lst <ssrA Price ti.tss.
~ EAST ~
L. sssiss - sssas,. s-rssm s,>sss.
ioliA - f,sst floor. bgilt-in rsfrfeSsatse
ssS ,ss. ssn''n sssss,.'' i.r: s.ss~ses $500 s.s
ssssss ss1 . sss1 bsy st of,Ss>.
Csii NJ. Mckee sy l. I. wins Walnut Ell
Aftes Offics Hsvfs. walnut ssSt
Walsst SSs<
AUR0LiCse ewASooN co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

LOOK Look
A good real estate office for sale. dsias
food business, well advertised. Oshss
business requires my attention. voshiRs
three safasmsn: fine effies fsrAitvrA Al
drss. 81 care okiAhemas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

We WILL BuT
Ashlps Q Ap,
Caid.sii ons
Drpositcss q, 90.
fnysdsrs q. . Ref tohisI
Whiss Pssthsr
oseSs npssai.
cssssr1 on.
BuY SwAysox coMPANY
CBo1tp1cAfDo
bese mvssensol - he markst
We have iasueA yAsuAsy dividend
No o. nsHt dividssA March iu.
write FOR fn'' sssuss's"
PirrsBUR0 COUNTY. OKLA
.see serss. half or all. we'll
blocked and fssorably 10
Gated: cheap .....,,.,,. cW
FUTILE ACREAGE
South Of TNttis . we'll . drill
ing; surroundin0 this We have 70.
70 ana ise-soss leases for ssis st
u and ue ~ acre ssd W.
rHp SWANSON COMPANY
Phone Maple s'i H. Robisssn.
ohishoma CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
rHEArERs ToR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

tN SIIN
~-~-->-s> -N->~>~s>-,.- s--..~.>->-~~~N.-->... .
ToNi.iN 4 HOFFMAN
HOTEL BROKERs
Away, h.'s bsrssinS i~x v. Main
ilnut toss,
CAN RENT SPACE for an up-,o dat.
cotse,ist hloyses and lingerie IN Me
OF tho hest established hish clan millinery
stores IN. city c.fi, oklshoman.
JEwELRY store for sale ~ q Harvey
iF You WANT TO invest soms money In
~hoissais auto tire business which viii
pay you five TO eight times ordinary inter.
est with your money fully secured. address
SIS. for Interview.
WILL LEASE FoR OIL STATION
Corner close In.
!, o. GREEN
s.s American banh walnut isit or lis
HOTELS FoR SALE
one ~ rooms ...',......,.,....st $3.50
one rooms .......,.......... 1fso
one rooms .................. ,Hoo
Doe looms ',,a'.....''.'.... iosce
o ongrs '''
sis An,sricss Natl Bash
4wairst tstt Or ms
ron SALE sarssin. f,rs, eisss mil.
iinsry shop. rsssea fss ssiiias, w. o.
Oklah0mAA.
oPrORftKffY KNOCKS
For . live. progressive msn OF woman
With U.eee % more 10 invssi IN sa %.
fahlishsd astoSshiis accessory dtstrihst-
ing business 3 offered On ssesptisnai %.
pcrtunisy to realise hasdso.sly on the
disnIfIsd salary ~ sserslasy trsosursr o.
COMPANY. services sssdsd sSsallr - much
- ce0etal fes reasoa of sapa noIou. Adj.
dssO o-aa Ohlahsasn eivisa fSn de.
taIls 80 49, ssahss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

!Ss s.sy .S1 .s.A.. s. e s.!.
ssArrivvL NEW Mons
o. MT ssssv,AsA s,sshsl 10 sst
!evtao yss4 issse, tAsss tiis SAtk Dstsca1
IevoeeY. soes eee, eessosss tu1AssA
ssveee1 essvs go easen, sass srssl 10
~ Ssss:;SsS;S:s :;s;:s'f& nv ss,4 &; ~ so.
epBciAL BARGAIN
s'reesn bvsssi.v, lot sssiss, sarsss
ha veil. nsvs, sab .irtissisS sssJsW ~
- ''ss. 'ssy ts'nS immsdisis posses.
rAuL A. conrios coxpAsr
70 n RonrssoS fHoks MAPLE ~.
i.R6oA HorAy lilo
sso,hs,is. 20 ea. lot, ss,ai.,nod.,ni sss
snd ss,W osse A.~n, sslsses ~ per
mor'h fret tewe fra served
" OlLIItANb LAND 90
Hs LssNy nIds. walnut wis
s'Roox BtNdAi0w .on ;is street, 10,
clW rsli 7 &, Aii.n. wsi1st ii:s.
MOON n6us6-os N,s s,,.7; S.ss.
9ees 80 ssssgs .nt drive kAsAueed
"a Ss,sss sss.i'r s,ss g. .., ,ss. c: AS'a'
ts66H coffzds-l. yss sl.sI. -
.v& ~ st'::. tss ls.tss eau {.
Alssi Melsss IN o. wslsst ssls:A
4 MO nUy n . Ls.sssm bsagsicsi ".
veMss esstsvsss Terrace. T. H. blsps'
coeD ~ s-sscss vss,asaes. ens half s,scx
et ~ 2 ~ Investment, r w. p'sms.
----- -------------------
s-hoCN astsra cottage. tve i.ts; Ayiss
yesd oct ses.hstf block u ees fet
ei,w's>. Nrps. = n. BiSas. wslsss
iKo6n s6ffzdS-:is iss TIees. va
90 s...i ssS W.,tsw. r. r. slsnss.
ss.A ~. .kprr5,ss ar1s
ceen~ ,st. ssstA sst v.ss ssysscses
psvtss. a4sriy Issa. st1sssiks psh fss.
stss sAsAs issss. sssv wAIi,isr sshssl.
ess htsek frow ssr iiss. sssin fss''
.. % t.. .:.:.; :'' ..: .:::' .s! q -: :.,.: T.:
dlslance OF High school snd ehusehss,
sciiN feet. for only ei.sss~.
.. ,. ,..,..... ....,..., :,
dsp,ss, on wsei iith strsst. near Ctsssss
g, live. pas'As psid. wsiW ssst;
Fine cite for . hssSssrs rss'dsnes. on
Nsa iSth p<rset ieHuifA tfupSoySensot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

u .RoDH NoSss .iik s.svans svArtsrs
.,s: & q. .,sS s' ,..rs :. 81. s:..s = 'is NV
irsm sysss. ssIl Mssls 1871.
mick HJN0xf0W
naiA. Ssn. sSsis. i,iS.Ss sssS handle:
Pesssastsa st ores. shs ssii furniture "
.sass1: rksas MaRls eses.
= 6dN0xLoWS
rssos - Sist 80 hekiaisy. This
,hs ssssy. VIII ,.s, sssS ,s'~.
rssns - wsse stih strsst hsstvesl
snd hasSnSat Worth the nSsSy
~. - 80, :. ~, ss... q. q, .ss.,:'S 49,. !.
DC xsoitvSx4. ssIt,SC4
~ 4lsssx naae nlAa. MaRls Seis
E5f6xf H01IS
- - OnOp. rse0s With tssst-
,:ss ~. '::. -, - s,: s'd.Esss Sssss Al ssrs.
s:s 49, [s'';Ke' .sS,.''s .,,..I - ,:' :; :,::;
- Sssssps aAsSst ssiss.
oylee s.s - Mss, rsrk Phss. :
ree0A h8g1vssA. ssrtps aAA sssvsats
asessseA 3hls y . sptssS,a hsas end
Sssssissi Ss:A lover s,ssy s..ss.
ssrsKvSSI q bsass,sv price.
feoena - MSsih Eiiiesa, AAslVssl
yilA eessmeet -. tssssss. PsiesA 81
stHseee. VIII 80 tesns
ScM.ls.sSaitlVssSzA4..
20 44SR - - MARls eeis
;;;;,'S 3, 8. - ~ Assa'. { S.;ss
1UlEBlg6 uifE M WNzN
csssss - Ixsiss., rr'esS y sssi. ~
I'll izLa " 6wVM
scss',r s,s ssr.: :vs = .a S;ssa -: -;
:isiS ssssscss Ssss..ss ,sSss .ssIs. :s
AsseA 0ssass With Fsssa ~ toe can.
f::s -. ';';sss:''A ~ s''''A = ''n r'r.A
III IUY M cf77
Use.ssSo oelassoa eseeees0. - -.
::.s 49, . 49, - ~ - NJ = s - ~ -:
~ ~ 3S& - : dsNsS 81
ss:ss..s &:,sss ~ ssts.I. 49, ~ %S9..SS.
Y6U
Cas- csstsrs
rc.L
~ sssisg - iAs s.esssssss As.sv.
sisyI GH1i1 - - 6N sSs
~ - as.s - q - segsl2 y
HI ~ 4 ~; se1ssSsS s.S:Ss, 1sssS@s s 83s
80 s!sssIS 80 ~ ~ =
u VV1) O. 9 Jxit565 II SSnsS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
asAl IsfA3S 6 a6150


ves,1oonQeseeeA
"a 2 -
!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

HrdHEs asa R.minei. coustiss oil isasss.
90, my map snd price list. I ell msss
than all the otfess because I ssli thsm
Phsns in.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

We WILL BUf
All sv aay part -
~ AmsssoS, 0,ass csstst ........oe.so
~ csidvs,t on ....,,.......... 1ie
tsal 70 asy bssh. drsft stsssAsA
n. Rebinsss Mapss ef.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

'cekcoRp OIL srocx WANTED
.s. @ !. =, ..!ss..: ss;, : ,.s.,| sas H.
Wire ne and seip seeek 70 vsrmers NATL
beah here. dvah ATTACKED. osb Psrpan
slI American hsas 1tls; Mssls zee.
BRN 4. L0NdfiLLOW
We vtll BE- elal - tnfoeU you 'Yenufd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

ron OIL LEASES. royalties, Or dvil,,ns
csstraetA 10 etsphsss cosaty. okis
heae TIE esaiAS oil iis,a Of tks sosih
wset b:svses tie Big uesid,os and
Foster B csapssy. Duncan, OKLA.
OIL LoAaoei ksvs .e.,o sn3>iwe 10.
sIfs issesst we'll located In Tlllnian
QUAY, priced 10 sell Address Own.r.
Brow nnleh Motor Co, Ausvs,a. Kansas
FOR AIe-Any part or all ~ .soo
ehssee Unltse on and Refining at g.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

- ssS ysrs n d; sI:,;;c. ::;ssiS
~. f6ssn s''seesA y say assa b oshasaS
Az 80, 80 pssfAssy. one Ays1. n.
Hafsssai OIL eseYlss 1s1 e. sssS|EG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
OIL LAND. LHA0I0 AND OTOCR ,

VIZ SaWot sooO0O sWS ObVOo
~~>.>>~~>-~--~~-~>->~s>s>>~e >>~e-~->~~->>>--~~-~~~~>
OIL L1AsoA. vsysi,iss. Srsnins soa.
tsscts. essehsas, Cartsr. csstsa end
yssfssson ~ ueeisA Meuss-hiliss isv
Ca DvasaA Qkls.
OIL HAt9 slsSs. eevsty ssz 1isssJst
ma OelahornA. Tssas. New nealee.
lselsleaA AShaAseA f.lalsay ns0 q.
essss leesaessa slAAs onlsasl4 CIV.
ise>e Ao41g Iessss ,ssaisl 10 nsl,sss
ssssSss slssssbss v"sss Nh W..
haliseevlliA Tesss,
LhAett = WIS. Jsci. YssaG sssstiss
theee sesuttss ere very active sal I havs
slsyss, hridsspcvt. 1snss
BANK fisfsrss. Several fas ssAsss ssc.
snhhsnd ss1s taken In On VWastis fistvr-s
rsflnishep. ~ ~ yosv baah eAssp. ~.
iss,ssy s"sih. svss ~ oslsksmH sasis
We coLliNs BANK v1xruss co.
psnises, rssss
io1i6iAN4 Tr1 WoSDakIJL ssi..
.ssssssss nssssssr ~ ~ ss,! - ss .,,: tor
csss. la.s.sass Was os!sAeaA CIT
LOUISIANA driiilns eonsrseti Hsmsr
nsld. TvH u. N. Rss fw, cisiborps
perish. cheap tyr quiek action. iios-
Investment Co, Soi Heuko~its Bids
CEMENT nsld. ohishons, li-s.s CsdJo
1ovnty, ~ Lease for sale chsap. Ro.s
lnNsstm ~ Co.. sol Hurshowis nag
WalasS NSe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
srocxs AND Doegpo
\ =. sfuos . CO

';::;a':Y Y.!Ss':: ~. q, ,k......::.: ..::'
esssssa.sSs,E.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
1UILDINO NAf1liAI AND

70. sALnzs!:s syw:s ss1 ss!sxoed
sasaslss. straisht - niIsl ssss, skippsd
sayvsssS isslsIass LsDss b eAissis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

Uow v" ecres wheat pays onethifdi pos
session ~ balance of land and all I'm
provsmsni. s.room frame house, isrs,
barn. concrete cave, wells, windmill
family orchard. Y mile 10 school pric,
iii 500, ts. $40 cash balance five yrAr
IT percent Al n rtusblood farm lant
Development
' a STUART q co
Maple ~
If you sr. looking for . good farm neat
Yuken. eaii md zee
~ y kLEMME
pyStM INVESTMENT CO.
sef oil Exchange building
go AcREs-resss land to trads for bus,
can be had Tor es ooa % or scrusthing o
equal valve good prospects for oil whh
VIII you trade for IL
ASK MR POPE
W, National Hank rids
walrat ,:n Oklahoma city Maple .ssc
ic.AcRE CHICKEN RANcH-s miles ol
city; troom house and good barn. vel
par, cash and good terms .
w n GROVES
iIsV n Broadway. Ohishoma City. Okla
walnut Sti<.
Isa ACRES miIss ssss capftol Hiii
iie acres In cuitivstioa. bsiaacs pasture,
a-room house, basement, yiad MIL. tAah
and good water COED estn. feed hssss
wagon shed, chicken hosss fenced es
sids'5 price 5000. cash $4,000 will handle
'0'" Il GROVES
iisr n Broadway, ohlshona City, Okla.
Walnut Mt
100 ACRES Three miles southeast Moore
slfsIfs. acre. meadow, ! scr.s t,rnSss
s.room bouss, good dairy barn, hog hose
wind mil aud tank: price S,.sss %. loan
800 90. balance cash,
W n GROVES
iisb N Broadway. ohiaAoms City. ohia.
DAiRY-EleAsy aerss esA psssss..os ~
mile; % 6rasp, some tee0h: 10 valley p
euiiivaties, pvtes oteee; iapeevsaeats
worth ever hsif: terms. OvHss. Dsa lss.
Moore. OhishsMa.
AsigaNoo0
ron sAil
~ acres ~ nssAsiph c., Ar; -
serss In cSitivatiea: ven ssaeed fas
;rsh.,a 20. .:,:ss :,;, -: ,sH "s'' ,.,; az
hoys.f write quick n Mtsfsstsd nAAsy q,
Wheeler, Chaadlss, 0klA
oAls.
FOR sAI.E-FaTm. I dv Yelling heSsss and
outbuil,ii~sr; MRS. LiSxiE HALL. RAY
land. ohio X y 81
Aa,sssuVi.
.I1fKaN 6sssrsAs. Irrigated = vAss,
tracts yss Hssasss. nssi ossss~ Ora
nads. CelA
wRiTA Robsrt Wcsd. Wsst PlAl1A No.
list Of fertile fafas Asl seseneA
ron RXLE-is0 arrss; gss1 Sak11. ga
deep coll. good epstag vetes - hsps
rocks. healthy. rolling; h oooo1Oooe 0b.
souri, ea.eee; this land y sheao q ~
per sess. BAoae nenastssA Ao1eeupA ~.
owner.
RAVE some 6ssly Sssz YEss1 I'm
c,,n.: S:"; s.s W. s.I; %s ~ RI ,sI.s. w:st
TSxSG
f1RNS. rrssHssi TssS1 6lisks1A A..
:r. .'sss s s,v =. = 49, e.
Ruysry Gs.ds. MsKlssey, IAsaA
i.seS 1CRE6. Xs1sfss1 s~Ss1yj I.T
esitfvssisW. - Aespqa D 10 . iys0s, ~
,r.ss r. d. sss.ssy ssc1s. S,3ss =
rs.,Sss:s Ir:yssty, slsss - ssla.s
8 TRTzD4uEN x1A5zJ TZKJ d
=. - 'sSsH - ssasS' sss.s 49, % s:s
!s-f-.ssss "a 49, - -
6666 ExNh n 6Aou6 -
11 ce2AvvueessS - - = Hs9c1ee
.;s,s. e ss'.sSss:S 80. - p sssssse ( -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

Third f1oor. t-b w, Main ~
Qyck Z, 1915 model. runs Nhs ne~ II. $50
NICK & 1918 model; new TOP. pain.
pUlck g. 1917 model. ns~ top and
u Dn1Nt; runs Ike new .....,..... 100
HQphOntLE model N. J'psssenssr
ydsS krpAx ls,. moa.,i ...lji''u No, 30
5 1alal NV tirvs ,.,,..,",.,. II. $50
eQgD fOcRiN0, 1918 model; runs
icv;arso.. i,n nea,l look. Wv
I x]srs.sR TOURING. 10 model: 90
I6y1 tlsss nee paint ..,.,...... f.gea
u TOURING: runs ,lks nsv 10
~ touring used - demon.
eeu has bsss driven only
HING. ssod shape ....... 800
- nOAnefER. rev paint.
~ ~ nhs new .,.,.,,..'..,.. s,s
- T0uRlN0; ~ model. tes
nAu4fER rJus fins iss
l8 o. 7.pssssnssr tosr-
Pfsste.,4..A..... GI
~ o1oqt 70 others oil prices and
~ 70 zoo ais In tie market
~ ~ ss saa save yss some
~ - ennQ3 q uoop.
Il nv, Co.
8 "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
REpRloERAroR AND SODA

SODA FOUNTAIN
Z We have several tarvssns 10 hs,A nsv
:nd .nS ,'.ssssiy ,ssy 49, 's,iiss ., :. ~ ~. y
tract ell flssvrss sscssessy 70 sDss ~
oomp,sts 6suo ~ ssafssttossey ssessi vlii
ave yes nsasvi sasv aesth,v paymsaisv
promyt eele0eoel vrtts. wire o. pAsas.
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The Yale expositor., 1920-02-05
Nobody Reads the Ads

The man who does not read the
ads in local newspaper is a mo
body, so perhaps, the saying is
true. The advertisements are, and
ought to be, one of the newsiest
parts of weekly newspaper. Mr..
Nobody may not read the ads, but
Mr.. and Mrs. Somebody do, and
they profit by them.
Take the advertisements out of
local newspaper, which means
no mention of anything by which
any individual might hope for per-
sonal gain, and the paper would
be fiat, stale and Improbable to
reader as well as publisher.
Take the advertisers out of a
city like Yale and what would you
have left Are they not the men
who are doing things along other
lines ? Are they not the ones who
are working and boosting and
helping every worthy public move.
ment Take the advertisers out
of Yale and the grass would grow
III Vic uuopIlHhlcQ SLIGeIS, Ln6Te
would be no public improvements
the town would be so dead that the
undertaken would have to hold his
nose while he buried it.
Of course there are some bust.
ness men who do not advertise ant
who still prosper. They are like
the small boy who crawls under
the circus tent; they get to see the
show all right and enjoy it just as
much as the others, but they forge
that if everybody took to crawlinf
under the tent there would be M
show. They are the gamers of al
"unearned increment" just like tn,
non-progressive farmer, whose
land raises in value because hi.
neighbors improve their places
Just imagine Yale or any othel
good town with the advertiser.
suddenly removed. Run the lis
over in your mind and see if i
does not contain a very large pei
cent of the men who make Yale
better place in which to live.
The Yale expositor., 1920-02-05
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of Interest Taken From the
Exposition Files Way Back
In 1900

John Morgan. pioneer Of
Brockway township. died Jan. 20,
aged 70 years.
John Sweet. the 8-year-old son
of James Sweet. began suit against
the Pere Marquette Co. for $l5, 900
John fell and broke his leg while
crossing the track, and said eros
sing WAS alleged to have been in
bad condition.
In Port Huron the milk dealers
have brought up the price of milk,
and now sell it for &c per quart.
The high price of feed, it is claim
ed, made the rise necessary.
Gilbert Spencer was killed by a
train near Brown City, while driv-
ing across the track with a load Of
wood.
John w. Porter, Port Huron
banker. died at New Orleans on
January 9th.
No. timothy hay, SIP per ton
potatoes, 45c per bu.; spring
chickens, &c per b.; turkeys, &c
H.; eggs, Tic per doz.; fancy
dairy butter, l9c per 10.
Polly Wilcox gave up her school
in Lynn for a time on account OF
sickness.
Frank Lennon has purchased
the Avoca drug store.
Prof. Sturgis organized a sing
ing class at the Disciple church.
n. b. Herbert has purchased r
NJ. Lothian's grocery and shoe
store.
Harvey Tappan was at Melvin
on business last week.
John Newell returned HON,
from few months stay in Ten
nessee.
Burns Banquet was held at tn,
Rapley House Jan. 25th. Visitor.
were present from Croswell, Mar
lette, Capac, Emmett, Port Huron
and other places.
The Yale expositor., 1920-02-05
FACES PERJURY CHARGE.
DRINKS POISON IN JAIL
Carl Shepan Unsuccessful In At
tempted Suicide at Bad Axe

Bad Axe, January 29-Carl She
pan, % years old, held at the
county Jail on the double charge
Of perjury, attempted to commit
suicide by drinking a large guam
tity Of medicine containing poison
The medicine had been prescribed
by a physician and Shepan had
been using it regularly while at
the Jail. He anew it contained a
quantity Of poison, and when sher-
III McAuley came to take him to
the court room on Monday to be
arraigned he grabbed the bottle
and drank most of the contents
For about an hour it was thought
the attempt was successful, but
three physicians worked over him
and he was reported all right on
Tuesday morning. He has been
serving a thirty day sentence in
the jail for contempt of court.
The Yale expositor., 1920-02-05
EMMETT MAY LOSE
THE HIGHWAY
Plan to Divert Victory Highway
Through KenOckee

Emmett, Jan. 28-There is a per
sistent rumor that Emmett will
eventually be denied the honor
and privilege of the great Victory
Highway which has been surveyed
to pass through this village. There
is considerable pressure being US
ed, it is alleged to divert the road
four miles east of Emmett and
cause it to be built through Keno
ckee township and west on the
State road. This would eliminate
Emmett village. Emmett certain
ly has not lacked in patriotism
and should be granted,the same re-
cognition as the other towns on
the route of the Victory highway.
1t is up to the people of En-
NETT and those living along the
route who are interested in keep
ing the road where it was origin
ally intended to be to get busy and
do everything in their power to
push it along.
The Yale expositor., 1920-02-05
AGE NO BAR
Everybody in Yale is Eligible

Everybody in Yale is Eligible.
Old people stopped with suf-
fering.
Middle age, courageously fight
ing.
Youth protesting impatiently.
Children, unable to explain.
All in misery from their kid
neys.
Perhapsa little backache first.
Urinary disorders, dropsy may
quickly follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for
weak kidneys
Are endorsed by thousands.
Here's Yale testimony.
Mrs. Lewis Smith, Arthur St.,
says: Some time ago my little
seven year old girl suffered
from weak, uncomfortable kid
ney action She got so she was
tired all the time and lost all in
terest in her work and play. L
decided that her kidneys were
working improperly and bought
some Doan's Kidney Pills, as the
doctors medicine didn't seem to
help her. | gave my daughter
about half a box and must say
Doan's brought her great benefit.
Her general health improved and
she lost that languid feeling"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Smith had. Eos
ter-Milburn Co., Mfgs., Buffalo
NJ Y
The Yale expositor., 1920-02-05
FIVE SUNDAYS

This world will experience a
five-Sunday February this year
for the first time in 40 years, and
for the last time during the com
ing 20 years, unless the calendar
in vogue at the present time
should be modified.
If 1900 had been leap year the
five-Sunday would have happen
ed in 1908, but the one day that
dropped out then put the fiva-Sun-
day February off for IL years.
Since 1900 there was a FIVE
Sunday February in 1924, in 1852,
in 1880, in 1920, and the next one
will be in 1913. In other words,
If the old world didn't slip a cog
three centesimal years out of ev-
cry four there would be FIVE Sun
days in February every 90 years.
The Yale expositor., 1920-02-05
LEXINGTON NJ. ID. DIES

Lexington, Jan. 29--Dr. James
A. Fraser, resident physician of
Lexington the past seventeen
years, died at his home Tuesday
evening, after an illness of several
weeks, due to neuritis with COM
plications which caused the most
intense suffering. He had been
in failing health number Of
years, but attended to his practice
until his breakdown about Christ
mas time. A gentleman of the old
school, kindly and courteous al
ways, he will be missed not only
by all the residents of Lexington
but by those in the neighboring
country. He is survived by his
widow.