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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-02-26

ADVERTISE CANDY Men
Women. Earn $50 weekly. Ex.
p~erience unnecessary. We start
you in the candy business, at
home, small room, or anywhere.
Everything furnished. Grand
opportunity. Write for particu
lars. Candymaking House, )
South 18th. ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11
COlOred Farmers
 In Session At
 Branch Normal

The first annual Negro Farmers Association convened at Branch nor maj college, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, yesterday morning, with John M. Harris, County Agent, Pulaski coun- ty, presiding.
 The welcome address was deliver ed by Prof. J. G. Ish, superinten- dent Branch Normal college. Prof. Ish delivered a most practical ad- dress, giving in part the history of the institution for the past five years.
 The response was by Prof. R. D. Doggett, who put special stress on the fact the colored people are com ing together and are cooperating more closely on the farms to the end that greater things are being accom- plished. He said that the outlook is very encouraging, and with great CT cooperation nothing could keep the race from being led on to glo- rious future.
 The next speaker was District Agent H. c. Ray, who made brief address outlining the object and purpose of the association. Ray pleaded for greater cooperation on the part of the farmers in building up better communities, homes, chur. chs and schools.
 A committee was appointed, witF Scott Bond as chairman to draft suitable resolutions to the Nationa Baptist association to hold it's 1927 session in Little Rock, Arkansas, al which time state fair is to be helc showing the progress of the coloret people educationally, financially ant socially.
 The greater part of the afternoon session was given over to expres sions or five minute talks by the diff ferent farmers. The talks were yer! interesting. Many of the farmer giving the early histories of thei struggles and the accumulation O property and money that has attend ed their efforts up to this time.
 The first days enrolment reach ed 15O. The session will continu today, tomorrow and Friday.
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VOTE WAS LIGHT.

The light vote, compared with that cast two years ago, is attributed to the fact that there was a contest ov- fer only one county office-the treas urership-aand to the comparative ly small numbebr of women voting yesterday. Only about one fourth as many women paid the poll tax this year as in 1918. Whether this was due to the novelty having been jdispelled, or because the women be- |lieved they would not be interested l in any of the contests is matter of conjecture. That some realized in the last few days before the cleo ton that they would desire to vote was evidenced by some last-minute payment of poll taxes. These tardy one probably were badly disappoint- ed yesterday when they learned that payment of the poll tax alone isn't sufficient; that the tax must be paid before the first Monday in Ju- fly to make one eligible to exercise the right of franchise.
 The weather conditions in the
 morning were unfavorable. Heavy
 clouds hid the sun, and some rain fell. The afternoon was clear and
 bright, however, and large portion
 of the vote was boiled between 4 and o'clock.
 The voting proceeded peacefully
 throughout the county, so far as
 could be learned last night. There were no reports of quarrels or
 brawls anywhere.
 The long ticket made the count
 a tedious and tiresome task. In
 the city precincts this duty was not |completed until early this morning
 Absence of telephonic communica' ltions with many parts of the country
 polling places made it practically impossible to obtain reports from these last night. The results ir |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

Washineton-Hill 27, Reinberger g, Miller 19, Newton IS, Simons 4.
 For Treasurer.
 First ward-Rowell 163, Burks 233.
 Second ward-Rowell 232, Burks 245.
 Third ward-Rowell 27e, Burks 400.
 FouFrth ward-Rowell 40, Burks 86.
 vaugine-Rowell 67, Burks no.
 Baraoue-Rowell 5, Burks 28.
 Bogy-Rowell 8, Burks 13. Dudley Lake-Rowell 28, Burks IT.
 Dunnington-Rowell 21, Burks IS Melton--Rowell IA, Burks Il. Niven-Rowell 12, Burks 30. Altheimer-Rowell 27, Burks 34. Sherrill-Rcwell 12, Burks 27. Richland-Rowell 12, Burks IA. Roberts-Rowell IT, Burks 27. | victoria-Rowell 8, Burks 4. Washington---Rowell 4, Burks 21
 For Constable Vaugine Township. l ship. 1 First ward-Brannon 219, King IFS. Second ward-BBrannon 313, Kini 16C. Third ward-Brannon 419, Kim 1254. 1 Fourth ward-Brannon 66, Kim I62. l Vaugine-Brannon 106, King TO-.
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WHITE.

Searsy, Ark, Aug. 1o.-Carraway ASA, Kirby ITO, Floyd 36, McRae 237, Haynie .43, Powell Ill. Stroupe O. Terrall 186, Walsh 4, Wells g. Sec ond congressional district: Oldfield 316, Northcutt IFS, Hodges 125, Hop per 463, Cargile IA. Auditor: Me Amis 216, Reff 39, Tucker 222, John son 118; McCullouch 295, Coston 229 Bohlinger 115, Utley 491, Owen 21s Wilson 395.
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CARAWAY AND M'RAE CARRY THE COUNTY;
 BURKS' LEAD BIG
Continued From Page One

~~~~.-~~.~~~.~ Barraque township = Powell 5, Floyd 15, Walsh 1, Terral 1, Stroupe 12.
 Bogy township-Powell 15, McRae 1.
 Dudley Lake township-Powell IA, Terral 21, McRae II.
 Melton township-Powell il, Ter ral 12, McRae 2.
 Niven township-Powell Il, Floyd 1, Walsh 1, Terral 4, McRae 2S. Altheimer-Powell 29, Floyd 1, Terral 3, McRae 28.
 Sherrill-Powell 2, Flody 2, Ter ral 2, McRae 31.
 Richland township-Powell 1, Me Rae 26.
 Roberts township = Powell 3, Walsh 2, Terral 34, McRae 8.
 Victoria township-Powell g, Floyd 2, Walsh 1.
 Washington, township-Powell IF Floyd 6, Walsh 1, Terral 8, McRae 4.
 For Representative.
 First ward-Hill 290, Reinberger 129, Miller 239, Newton POP, Simons 135.
 Second ward-Hill 305, Reinberger 25O, Miller 341, Newton 222, Simons 147.
 Third ward-Hill sss, Reinberger 34S, Miller 494, Newton $40, Simons 224.
 Fourth ward-Hill 30, Reinberger 54, Miller 84, Newton 65, Simons A. vaugine-Hill 125, Reinberger 48, Miller 1Ss, Newton 100, Simons es. Barraque-Hill Il, Reinberger 3, Miller 25, Newton 27, Simons IS. Bogy-Hill 16, Reinberger 1, Mill, Ter 13, Newton 15, Simons l..
 Dudley Lake-Hill 1T, Reinberger '22, Miller A.. Newton 35, Simons IS. Dunnington-Hill 35, Reinberger 6, Miller 3S, Newton 27, Stimons 3, Melton-Hill IS, Reinberger 10, Miller IA, Newton 15, Simons. 4. Niven-Hill S2, Reinberger 5, Mil Ter 32, Newton 27, Simons 16.
 Altheimer-Hill 54, Reinberger II, Miller 22, Newton 50, Simons 50.
 Sherrill-Hill 38, Reinberger 10, Miller 35, Newton 31, Simons ?.
 Roberts-Hill 30, Reinberger 12, Miller 31, Newton 29, Simons 12. < victoria-Hill IT,, Reinberger 12, Miller 12, Newton 1, Simons o.
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Miss Margaret Boyette will open a private school on Lakeside, Septem- Der 13. Children five years old and up, including "B" Third will be eligible. For further information call Miss Boyette, phone 2765, as soon as possible, as she can only take a limited number, S-11-6t Red Line DeIivery-MovIng, hauling crating and storing. Country trips. Office phone 22ss, residence phone 242O. 6-11-dtf Local officials who have investi- gated have been unable to learn the identity of the sedan automobile which was burned some time Sunday night The wreck of the machine was found Monday morning about three miles from Pine Bluff, on the doIlarway road. No details of the misllap could be learned.
 When you want reaI rtfe service at any time of day or night call the Pine Bluff Tire Service Station. You can get all accessories here while you are filling your tank from our new pump. Drive around and see us or call 2774 and we will get there quick. 7-21-1mo.
 A marriage license has been is- sued to Carl w. Palmer of Indiap- olis, Ind, and Miss Virgie Mae Ed ney of Pine Bluff.
 Money to loan on land, improved or unimproved, at seven per cent, prompt service. Lewis E. Hutchins, Arkansas City, Arkansas. 7-29-tf
 R. A. Grogan of Denison, Tex, has accepted position with the Cotton Belt here as chief clerk. This is q new position created here.
 Now is the time to order that fal suit. have recently received sam pies and am prepared to give you { most perfect fit Drop up and set them. Joseph Plante the Tailor 220 1-2 Main street, over Lewine'' Quality shop. 8-S-1mo
 The conditions of Miss Doris Fer ris, who has been i'll with typhoit fever for several week, is much i'm proved.
 TRADE AT CAMPS GROCERY the place where you can buy goo' old country produce, the best o groceries and pure, fresh meats Rapid fire delivery. SIS Washing ton street, phone 1876, D. K. Camr Proprietor. 7-21-1me
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CRAIGHEAD.

Jonesboro, Ark, Aug. 1o.-Incom- plete returns give United States Sem ator Caraway s0,, Kirby 2s, Cover nor Floyd T, McRae 36, Haynie H., Riggs 2, Powell 10, Terral Il, Walsh 6, Wells 1; Congress, Alexander 34, Thorn IA, Johnson IA, Driver 35, Simmons 0, McCollocch AZ, Coston AZ, Owen 32, Wilson 56.
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MERCHANTS MEET.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 10.-Trans- portation problems, fam credits and the crop and financial outlook were among the subjects to be discussed at the annual convention of the Cot ton States Merchants association which began here today with thou sand or more retail merchants from Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee and several other states in attend ance.
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CLEVELAND-DALLAS.

Reports early this morning from Cleveland county indicated the vote close in the governors race be- tween McRae and Powell, with the chances slightly in favor of McRae. Congressman Taylor will carry the county by two to one, it was esti- mated, and Caraway will receive a five to one majority.
 Dallas county has gone for McRae and Taylor.
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HAROLD BELL WRIGHT wEDs.

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 1O-Harold Bell Wright, the author, and Mrs. Winifred Mary Potter Duncan of Los Angeles, were married secretly at z hotel here last Thursday, it became known today. A township justice performed the ceremony.
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CRITTENDEN.

Marion, Ark, Aug. 10.-Partial returns in Crittenden gave United States Senator Caraway 201. Kirby 22, Governor Floyd ?, McRae 57, Powell 120, Terral 26. Congress first congressional district: Alexan- der 97, Thorn 12, Johnson 5, Driver 9S.
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CROSS BEATS TUCKER.

Crss defeated Tucker yesterday afternoon in the first match of the second round of the Y. M. c. A Tennis Tournament in straight sets 6-1 and GO. The last match of the first round will be played this afternoon with Martin opposing Marx,
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ST. FRANCIS.

Forrest City, Ark, Aug. 10.-Un- official returns in St. Francis give
 Floyd 51, McRae 93, Powell 105. Flo, Senator Caraway 314, Kirby 39.
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MILLER.

Texarkana, Ark, Aug. 10.-Eigh- teen precincts, including one ward in Texarkana, out of thirty precincts give Kirby 649; Caraway 549. le
 For governor: McRae 388; Haynie 512; Powell 203; Riggs 31; Floyd 55; Terral 104; Walsh IT; Stroupe 5, Wells 10.
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WASHINGTON.

Fayetteville, Ark, Aug. 1o.-In-
 complete returns in Washington
 county give Kirby 137, Caraway ,61O, Powell 55, Floyd 147, Walsh ?,
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ST. FRANCIS.

Forrest City, Ark, Aug. 10.-Nine precincts out of 21 in St. Francis give Caraway 698, Kirby S7, Floyd 143, McRae PIP, Haynie Al, Riggs 10, Powell PIT, Stroupe 0, Terrall 126 Walsh 26, Wells 6, Hopper 413, Car gile 290; McAmis 140; Reiff 62 Tucker 426, Johnson 82, McCulloch SIS, Coston 96, Bohlinger 2S9, Utley 4O2, Owen 174, Wilson 486.
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RETURNS INCOMPLETE. ANY OF THREE IS
 STILL IN RUNNING
Continued From Page One

1855, Walsh 20, Caraway 429, Kirby POT, McCulloch 317, Coston 194, Saw yer 294, Taylor 254.
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The Trouble With he Lights
DEAR PEOPLE:

DEAR PEOPLE:
 The other night was Reading When the Lights became Dim And got Mad (You may have had it happen to you-Interesting yarn, hold-your- -breath-part, then-merely a red glow. 'Nough to provoke anybody. Then they went out altogether-sud- denly. Just like that
 Then was in the dark. Couldn't read; couldn't sleep-couldn't do anything but think.
 And this is what thought: It's pretty bad to have these lights go out but not so bad as it might be. Suppose we didn't have Electric Lights? And we had to clean and fill Messy Oil Lamps every Day, or Depend upon the Tiny Blaze of Candle That would be worse-whole lot worse. thought some more, and this time thought: Oil n everything Has Gone Up in Price, If we were using Oil Lamps We Couldn't Have as Much Light as We Used To For the Same Price.
 But We're using just as Much Electric ity As Ever and We're Not Paying Any More For It-Not Much More, Any way.
 And concluded: The Trouble With the Lights is We're Not Filling Our Light Plant With Enough Oil.
 The Service is Costing More Than We Are Paying For. And so determined:
 would Pay More for Electricity. Cause I want to be Fair to Everybody. And sides that, I don't want to go back To Messy Oil Lamps.
 Yours for square deal
 A. CONSUMER. The Pine Bluff
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these boxes will be known only when the certificates are brought Ill "'.h the boxes today.
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SEBASTIAN.

Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. 11.-Unof- ficial reports to the Southwest Amer ican here from IS of the 36 precincts in Sebastian county, including three Fort Smith boxes, give for United States senator: Caraway 906, Kirby 319. For governor. Powell BPS, Ter ral 32O, McRae 2S6, Floyd 172, Haynie 79, Walsh IT, Stroupe 518, Riggs 57, Wells IA.
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FOR SALE-,415 WEST 18TH, COR ner 18th and Walnut, lot 75x100, five
 room modern cottage, 1-2 cash price. S425O McNew Realty Go. 8-12-5t
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MILLER

Texarkana, Ark, Aug. 10.-iWard two in Texarkana, the only box count ed thus far, gives for senator: Car away 42, Kirby 72. For governor: McRae 40, Haynie 34, Powell 26.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

WANTED 100 EX-SERVICE MEN TO
 travel Arkansas and Louisiana. If $150 a week appeals to you and you
 have as much as $10 to start with, see Shank, at room 116, Jefferson ho-
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CROSS

eWynee, Ark, Aug. 10.-Four out ty gives Caraway 1855, Kirby 82
 Floyd 32, McRae 183, Haynie IT. Riggs 4, Powell S4, Stroupe 0, Terrall IT, Walsh 0, Wells 9. Congress first district: Alexander 10, Thorn 88 Johnson Il, Driver 246. Hopper 224, Cargile 72, McAmis 76, Rieff 49
 Tucker III, Johnson 75; McCulloch PFC, Coston 83, Bohlinger, 81, Utley 29O, Owen 132, Wilson 169.
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CLAY

Piggot, Ark, Aug. 10.-Incomplete returns give Caraway 86, Kirby 20 Floyd o McRae 8; Haynie 2; Riggs 1 l; Powell 25; Terral 62. Congress first district: Alexander 28, Johnson 16 Driver 32, Simmons 2, Hopper 27 Cargile 3, Tucker IS. McCulloch 15 Coston IA, Bohlinger 4, Utley 27.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

tel from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. today if
 YOU want to make money. 8-12-3t
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JOHN THOMPSON NOW WITH Boyce West at 32O West Second Ave. He needs no introduction to the mo-
 toring public. 316 to 320 West Sec ond Ave. Phone 19. 8-12-p-t
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Terral 40, Haynie 3, Stroupe 2, Riggs 8, McRae IA, Wells 2, McCulloch 145, Costen 113, Bohlinger 119, It. ley 113, Hooper 211, Cargile 68, Me- Amis 47, Wilson 169, Owen S8.
 SEBASTIAN.
 Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. 10.-Unoffi- cial returns from 13 precincts out of 36 in Sebastin county, invluding Fort Smith, compiled by the South west American, give for United States senator: Caraway 6S2; Kirby 332.
 For governor: Terral 234; McRat 196; Floyd 146; Powell 13s; Walsh 103; Haynie ST; Stroupe 43; Riggs 41; Wells 20.
 Out of 34 townships in Bentor county the unofficial returns gay, for United States senator: Caraway 614; Kirby 450. For governor Floyd 483; Powell 240; Terral 152 McRae 138; Haynie g.; Stroupe 8 Riggs 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

CAN USE TEN SALESLADIES TO
 travel Arkansas and Louisiana. You must have as much as $10 to start and be ready to work. Leave for Monroe Friday. If $100 week ap- peals to you see Shank, room 116 Jef- ferson hotel from a. m. to p. m today. S-lz-31
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FOR SALE-FIVE ROOM BUNGA- low on 26th near Ohio, lights, gas and fine we'll on back porch. Good terms, $35O0. McNew Realty Co.
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FOR SALE CHEVROLET in first class condition. A bargain if sold at once. Call 1765 or 606 East Sixth.
 8-12-6-t
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, A (. ' ' . F F F < q !"
 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - CON- tractor to remove from present loca- ton in Jefferson County, Ark, six teen (16) tenant houses on levee right of way. Said houses are 16 by "A and are to be moved 100 feet. Com municate with R. c. Bryant at Key del, Ark, o-lz-o'
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TRADE AT CAMPS GROCERY, the place where you can buy good
 old country produce, the best of groceries and pure, fresh meats. Rapid fire delivery. 618 Washing ton street, phone 1876, D. R. Camp, Proprietor. 7-21-1mo.
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Red Line Delivery-MovIng,1 hauling crating and storing. Country trips
 Office phone 228s, residence phone 242O. 6-11-dtf
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A marriage license has been is sued to Carl w. Palmer of 1ndiap- oils, Ind, and Miss Virgie Mae Ed ney of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

Money to loan on land, improved or unimproved, at seven per cent, prompt service. Lewis E. Hutchins, Arkansas City. Arkansas. 7-29-tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

R. A. Grogan of Denison, Tex, has accepted a position with the Cotton Belt here as chief clerk. This is a new position created here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

The conditions of Miss Doris Fer ris, who has been i'll with typhoid fever for several week, is much inn proved.
The state herald., 1920-03-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR PAST WEEK
Holyoke. colo.. MARCH 2a. l92O.

Holyoke. Colo, March 90. 1920.
C. H. Barker to J. p. Anderson, $3.50;
lots and 5. block 2. Lohn's addition
10 Haxtun. Colo.
II. Cullamore to William Silllgman.
$4,000; W u Of 29-s-ii.
Otto S. Groff ct ux to Mary LouIs-
berry, 1884; lots |. Q. 3 and and
NE l, 6-S-44.
Charles l.. Eogsetl ct ux TO Blanche
NJ. Hogsett, 5000; Sc Y 80. Sw Y of
Sw u 34.6-43. N " NE :. Of 4 and NV
IA OF NV IA OF Section 3-5-43.
Margaret Taylor. ct al. to Carroll E.
Young. $1,000: Sc Y OF 23.s.45.
o. W. Lohn to Hiram Jones. 81 and
O.. v. c.: lot 16. block S. Paoli. Colo.
Otto S. Groif ct ux to Alfred Olof o.
son, 81 and o. v. c.: W VI Of 26-s-ll.-
Jason A. Adams ct ux. ct al. to John
Z. speblts. $500: sw Y Of 20-s-l2.
John r. SPELLS ct ux to Carl Spoer-
Ing, So. 900: Sw Y Of 20-s-42.
Parker Bros. Land Co. to 2. N. Cleve-
land. 81 and o. v. c.; Sc Y Of 1884.
d. W. Scott to Sherman Hunt. $1,000;
Sw Y Of block II. Plainview Second
Addition to Hsxtun, Colo.
CT Va W 6ucI
Hunt. $1,000; Sw Y Of 32-s-t7.
c. p. Brewer to Ed A. Rodenburg,
$ii,6o0; NV Y OF l7-7-45.
James A. Clark to c. l.. Hediund.
36.s97; lots 4. and s OF Section 5-8-t-3.
W. 4. Iieginbotham ct ux to George
p. Whitley. si.56D: lots l3 and II.
block 9. Holyoke. Colo.
W. l.. Kilbourn ct ux to c. II. Ban
ncr. 81 and o. v. C.; Sc Y Of ASA.
T.. n. Skeels TO Perry Brooks. 81 and
o. v. c.: lots ? and 10. block 4. Axei.
sons addition to Haxtun. Colo.
Perry Brooks TO A. r. Vessel. s2.500:
lots Q and 10. block I. Axclson's addi-
tion to Iiaxtun. Colo.
Claude d. walrod Ct ux TO Eliza Ollie
$4,000. lot 6. block 80. Holyokc. Colo.
]. r. Anderson To Ethel NJ. Bells. 81
and o. v. c.; lot 4. block 2. Lohn's ad'
dition to Haxtun. Colo.
William poes. Jr.. ct ux to Frank
sctmer. Jr.. $4,000; NE y Of II and
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NV u of 10 botb S.a4

NV z OF 12 both s-i4.
A. V. VAIN ct ux to Paul |. Newman,
$50, 900; T. y and SW 4 of 2-s-45.
c. W. Gahringer ct ux to @. p. Tay-
lor, 81 and o. v. c.: one-third lots Q.
10, i and l2, block 8, Holyoke, Colo.
w. S. Johnson to L. A. Groshans.
$4,000; one-third lots ., 10, II and IL.
block 8, Holyoke. Colo.
C. p. Taylor and II. NJ. Harms to l..
A. Groshans and J. F. Hoffman. s22.-
900: lot 9, block 8. Holyoxe. Colo.
II. Sutherland to Julius NJ. Peterson.
s12.32O: Sc Y OF 32-S-45.
r. N. White to aDniel Reagan. ST.
400; s y, NE !. OF 81; SW Y Of NE u
and 81 v or NV IA Of 20 all CAT.
Roy B. Barkey ct ux to Dave Louns-
berry and Mrs. C. c. Lounsberry. 81
900: NE IA Of 1884.
w. w. Wheeler OF ux to N. o. Turn
or. ct ux. 100000. NWh Of 10. 8. le.
John W. johnson st ux to William
l.. Decker ct ux. Ssi.2oo.oo. wv and
NEk Of -. Z. Il.
A. @. Scott to Jane c. Lee I Henry
Sitter. 81 and o. v. c.. SEN Of IS.
8. -.
A. Scheunemann tc G. q. Uphouss.
81. 10000. EN- 4 part swk Of s. Z. %S.
Hsary =. York TO +. J. Wilson q ux.
81 and o. v. c.. lot - and N y lot IL.
block .. Walter SCOTS Addn. to Hsx'
tun. Colorado.
Clyde p. Starbuck ct ux to william
Hsider. 81 L o. v. c.. Sh Of n. 8. ls.
l. N. whitaker Of ux to L. A. Barnett.
$500. 90. lot 10. block I. Harvey Millsr's
Addn. to Haxtun. Colo.
/. N. Whitaker to John J. Hitler.
$4,000. part swh Of sen Of 20. s. ~.
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LAMAR, NEsa.
4 n 4 n n y = 4
Z. A. Hall is still very poorly.

Il. A. Hall is still very poorly.
Harvey Norman's have the mumps.
Archie Ashmore has his house ready
for the pasterer.
Sid Cromwell began sowing barley
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cole are the proud
parents Of . baby boy.
A surprise party was given At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Radcli6
Friday night In honor Of their little
daughter Edith and A. NJ. Kinsey. Ths
evening was spent In playing games.
after which refreshmsnts. consisting Of
fruit salad. cake and cocoa wer served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Arch.
ie Ashmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rad
cli6, Misses Nellie Lee. Ruth Morris.
Myrtle Davis. 0oldie Hall. Urbena
Nicholson. Myrtle Radcliffe. Maud Fay
er. Imogene Ashmore. Edith Radcliffe
and Lois Ashmore. Messrs. Lake
Hamilton. Leighton Morris. Merwik
Kinsey. Rodney Davis. Allan Davidson.
Tony Hun. Willie Lidkie. Levi Nichol.
son. Charlie Blanchard. Dwight Rad.
cliff. Vernon Lidkie and Robert Ash
more.
BROWN EYES.
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AMlrIE ITEMS
X u \ y y y X X y

e 4 u 4 e y e 4 4 y x
Fred Miles is threshing this week.
Clyde worley was seen going cast
ward ngain.
Ncighbors met Mt tho home OF W. II.
Stout Monday evening and fine pro-
gram Of instrumental and vocal music
was enjoyed by NIL present
r. Lock. Roy owens and Al Patrick
are Smelling corn this week.
A very pleasant evening was held ut
the Seabold home on Friday night.
Ncighbors and friends gathered to
spend social evening, Dancing was
enjoyed and n lunch consisting Of
sandwiches. cake and coffee was scrv-
cd. Each one voted MIR. and Mrs. Sea.
bold's home was fine place to 10.
Roy Owens and Charley worloy are
working roads scar Hilltop.
The state herald., 1920-03-26
NOTICE

March 26. 1920.
To the Stockholders OF the Holyoke
Equity Mercantile Company:
You are hereby notified that q meet
Ing OF the stockholders ofthis company
will be held In the court house In Hol'
yoke. Colo. April 60. 1920. at l o'clock
p. IN. sharp. for the purpose Of voting
on the question OF reorganization OF
this company and any other question
pertaining TO the same. this action be.
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ing taken for the purpose Of properly
financing said company and all stock.
holders are requested and expected to
be present at said meeting.
FRED BORLAND, President.
A. c. CAUDLE. Secretary.
The state herald., 1920-03-26
Marriage License

Walter Reuh Of Hestun. Colorado.
and Flossio Vaughn, OF Dcattie. Kan.
haB.