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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
CITY OF Ell PAso.

sam Abraham,
400 n. Piedras Street
Thompson's Grocery
40s n. Oregon Street.
La Moreno,
801 chihuahua Street
i, Texas Street Grocery
Sol Texas Street
Vicente Gu6enez,
3zos Alameda Street
East FL Paso Mere Co.,
2909 Alameda Street
Croswhite Grocery,
s11- Myrtle Avenue.
Fmges0n Grocery,
9l2 Mundy Street
Montana Groc & Mkt,
6I3 Montana Street
EolEuin Grocery,
go Wyoming Street
Spinyard's Grocery
2501 z. Boulevard.
Crescent Grocery,
706 Arizona Street
lit Franklin Store,
11s7 Cotton Avenue.
Hams & Anderson,
$500 Hueoo Street
Sheldou's Cash Grocery,
SD n. Stanton Street
Sunset Grocery,
700 Mundy Street
Cut Rate Grocery,
AIS z. Boulevard
Boulevard Grocery,
517 E. Boulevard
Gimbers Grocery,
Hueco and II. Copia.
C6pia ST. Grocery,
1913 n. Copia Street
The Cut Price Grocery,
10 II. Oregon Street
Cleveland Square Grocery,
500 ". Franklin Street.
Gray's Grocery & Mkt,
1921 Sacramento Street.
Altura Cash Grocery,
27I7 Piedrss Street
Dakota St Grocery,
1881 San Diego Street
Sanitary Cash Grocery,
$50 Aurora Street
standard Grocery No. 1,
20s Nils Street
STANDARD Grocery No. 3,
Piedras and Montana.
standard Grocery No. 4,
n. Oregon and Franklin.
itandard Grocery No. S,
2907 Alameda Street
Standard Grocery No. 6,
$3.50 Fl Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

KODAK Finlshing. See oandara--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
CITY OR Ell PAsO.
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CITY OR Ell PAsO.
(Continued-)
STANDARD Grocery No. 8,
S602 Hueoo Street.
N. n. Rodriguez,
1908 San Antonio Street.
7. Reutena,
4OI Park Street.
L 6naeio,
go S. Virginia Street.
Y. Soto,
III san Antonio Street.
ABB C Grocery,
IA E. Second Street.
Myrtle Ave. C. o. D. Grocery,
14o2 Myrtle Avenue.
B. o. Bratstrom,
City Market.
Reliable Grocery,
SIS Stevens Street.
Government Hill Grocery,
413o Hueeo Street.
Post Exchange,
IT. Bliss
Houston Park Grocery,
$40 E. Boulevard.
Juan Alvarez,
1Ols San Jaeinto.
L. E. Sanders,
1900 s. Campbell Street.
I. G. Fernandez
Ga S. Stanton Street.
Nichols Grocery,
SIS n. Oregon Street.
Javies Gonzalez,
1904 E. Second Street.
LOWER VALLEY.
Mrs. A. ]. Peterson,
Tornillo, Texas.
Fl Paso Dairy Co.,
(Commissary Dept)
County Road. q,
A. Maurer,
Yslsta, Texas.
julius Lowenstein,
Ysleta, Texas.
Alameda Acres,
County Road
UPPER VALLEY.
sam Bellman,
La Mesa, N. n.
Rio Grande Nero. Co.
La Union, n. NJ
Anthony Confectionery & Grocery
Anthony, N. NJ
A. ]. Fountain,
Mesllla5 N. N.
F. l. Reinhart Grocery Co.,
Las Cruces, n. II.
Cash Market,
Anthony, II. N.
nd in all the leading stores Of West
.xas, New Mexico and Arizona with
FL Paso's Trade Territory.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05

school because they did not know en-
ough to pass the exams, and now they
quit because they haven't got money
TO buy swell enough clothes.
Election officials in rural districts
are often slow in getting in the re-
turns, but they claim that anyway
they will come down to town the Sun
day after election and file them.
Some folks who thought they could
make money by buying sugar at 20
cents and selling it for 30, are now
finding fault because the government
has permitted them to be nearly
ruined.
1t is not surprising that the new
somen voters do not retain their
faith in the supreme intelligence of
the male sex, when they find 30 few
of the men who can tell who their
congressman is.
brother editor asks whether a
pie eating contest should he classi.
fled in the athletic department or in
the woman's column? Well. II 1t was
boarding house pie, It might facilitate
inquiries to put 1t in the hospital
news.
| Formerly the cotton stocking crowd
looked down on the wool stocking
people. Now the silk stocking folks
look down on the cotton wearers
Probably soon those who wear no
stockings at all will look down on
the silk crowd.
This aged newspaper joke about the
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05

in the upper end of the Tappan Flume
and in both ends of the Spring Creek
Flume. These approaches were neces-
sary to replace wooden ones that were
showing signs of failure.
Preparatory work has been under
way during the month for the renewal
of the concrete floor and the rein
forcing of the sidewalks Of the South
Canal below Tunnel No. 3 and above
the Seven Drops. This work has been
greatly retarded on account of the
conditions mentioned above.
Mr. r. r. Walter. Assistant Chief
Engineer, visited the project Octo-
ber 18th to 31st.
PORTER J. PRESTON.
Project Manager
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05
REPORT FOR RECLAMATION
RECORD OCTOBER 1920
(uneompahsre Valley Projeet)

(Uneompahsre Valley Projeet)
The first three weeks OF the month
we're. favorable for the gathering and
harvesting OF crcops. Since the storm
of the 18th and goth the fields have
been too wet to harvest the root crops.
These conditions were worse at the
lower end.
On account OF the large apple crop
in and around Montrose, all the avail
able help was concentrated on the
gathering OF that crop prior to the
above mentioned storm, so that the
beets and potatoes were neglected,
and considerable portion OF these
two crops are still in the ground at
crop in the vicinity of Olathe and Del
Ia is pretty well harvested.
The harvesting OF beets had '''~'
commenced prior to the time that the
wet weather set in so that the major
mart of this crop throughout the
project " still to be gathered.
One and seven tenths inches Of
nrecipitation fell during the latter
twelve days Of the month. which
amounts TO more than % per cent OF
the annual precipitation on the pro-
jec1.
The freeze following the storm Of
tho 10th and 20th found from 2o nor
co-+ m Or nov cent Of the annie crop
s,t,I nm the trees. As rule the appIes
rema,niro nm the trees were NJ tho
pooror varieties and trades. md on'v n
-c~.,on OF these were ruined ny the
fraazo
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05

There was little demand for water
for irrigation during the month. Water
has been carried in practically all the
system throughout the month for
stock purposes. Water was turned out
of the South Canal on the 18th In or
der to start repairs on the concrete
lining. Water was out of the West
Canal from the 5th to the 23rd while
repairs were made to the fumes
across Tappan Creek and Spring
Creek
The maintenance work on the pro-
ject was very materially interfered
with on account of the heavy condi-
ton Of the roads and the lack Of labor
during the latter portion of the month.
Concrete approaches were completed
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05
HoW'S Thie7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
I'VE years and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hairs
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see q
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 7bc.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05
TURKEYS WANTED

/ will start receiving turkeys Mon
day. November 1st, and as there is
lot engaged for that day, would ad-
wise you to call up and get delivery
dates, as there would be too many
to take them all at one time. Do
not bring in all that you have at
once, as there will be too many
small and poor that are unfit for
market and would lose both you and
myself money.
am in position to handle all that
you will have for sale. but not all at
one time, and as these turkeys are
for western shipments. will have
to start dressing at once, and will
not stop until the entire crop is TAX
en- care Of. 80 call me up and will
tell you just what to bring in and
what to hold back.
Very truly yours,
ATTIC LEE LEMARR
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05

women who use the rolling pin in
their controversies with their husband
was much more appropriate in the old
days before the women bought all
their cooked food at the bake shops.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05

WE DEPOSIT YOUR DEPOSIT
because we believe that we can be
of much benefit to you by furnish
ing a high class banking service.
OUR METHODS
are up-to-date and progressive and
while we have neither time nor
money to waste, We are at sll timee
interested In our customers sue.
cess and furnish such accomoda-
tions in time of need as good bank.
Ing NAIrAnte.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-05

IS Cents for Eggs
In trade at Peterson's Grocery and
Market. across from depot.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-23

EIGHT ACRES. hve-room house, good
condition. small barn. outhouses. Is big
apple trees, four acres black soil, rest
pasture. woods. flowing spring three miles
from Peekskil depot. nearly all main
road, halfmile dirt road; neighbors; Hud-
half cash; secluded. Cali Sunday, >inspee-
ton. Alexander. soz South Street, Peeks-
xiii. n. Y; phone 43s; writes Box $50.
Also four acres. all fertile soil, seven
room. modernized house. big verandas.
shaded: Is big apple trees. small fruits
three miles from Peekskiil depot; half
mile trolley; vacant: title guaranteed !;
cheap, $500. half cash
New-York tribune., 1920-05-23

NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-05-23

FURNISHED house. June l to Oct !. 8
rooms; bedrooms: 2 baths; concrete
garage: attractive location; corner lot, S0x
100; Chester Hin, near main depot: may
nihcent shade screened porch. Phone 2&2M
Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-23
Before you buy la this sectien

OefOfe you buy In this 6ecffen
Consult the recognized Peeksklll specialist
John V Alexander. 25 years experience
No Office boy service offered
Farms. Estates. lake, river homes.
Everything within 20 miles OF Peekskils
Phone appointments. night or day service
Alexander. a35 peekskill. eeT South al
Always keep all appointments promptly.
Cottage, two acres. secluded, for s7S6
Mansion. river view acreage, for sf9e 0Op
For rent season. furnished 1850
hemoaelled Colonial house with acrea re
near lake and golf club
village nome, acre plot, yearly $500
ANOTHER LARCHMONT BARGAIN
You VIII be particularly impressed wifh ths
attraetiyeness or this seven room stncco
house. Situated on corner Mot nItis ~
1918; three minutes TO station schools and
stores all improvements hot water hsas
Price si6.5o9 Terms arranged ~''
BURKE STONE INC.
Phone; Larchmoat S52. Larchmont. N
New-York tribune., 1920-05-23

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
to obtain we'll built horne. Located In q
park section OF Bronxville. Situated on a
plot 15exlo0, with hedge and shrubbery At
tractive house OF ten rooms and tiled bath
with every improvement and steam heat Ten
minutes walk 10 station. Price Sis 900
BURKE rSTONE INC,
Phone: Bronx VILE 80 Hr0Rxyille N
New-York tribune., 1920-05-23

IDEAL COMMUTERS HOME
most attractive frame house well built Al throughout,
rooms bedrooms bath, toilets; gas sewer
eecey etc. Located quiet restricted park block from trolley
minutes walk to station Possession be had October the few
substantial offerings at this figure. $50O0 Terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
1920 CHILDREN
PLEASURE-MAD
Woman Educator Signs for
Next Generation

DENVER. Dec .s.--Mrx. Mary C.
Bradford. Colorado's superintendent
of public instruction. signs for the
children OF 1850.
What kind OF humans win we
have In the next Eencrauon?' she
asts
The young people today have
turned from learning TO mad pursuit
OF that elusive phaniom-pleasura
Invention has opened many new
fields of amusement which are iuring
humanity away from books Before
the day Of movies and automobiles
and girls turned TO books for amuse-
ment. and their minds were improved.
Now they have deserted their
books. know many boys and girls
who feel that they simply must 20
to the movies at least three times a
week. Movics--some movies--are in.
structive. OF course. but they do not
supplant books as means of de-
yeioping the mind.
How can you blame the children.
tho. when father and mother take
them to the movies three times a
week. and otherwise lead them into
a fondness for amusement that IL
bound Is impair their mental devei.
opnent7
Two things are necessary School
education must be made attractive
enough to compete with movies and
other amusements. and parents must
instill In children desire for knowl.
edge and mental training.
otherwise the next generation
may find knowledge cornered by the
Industrious few"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

Eighteen Of the presidents OF the
United States were, at some time
during their lives. soldiers In active
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
lEMBERCS
WAR HERO
STARVING
Joins Thousands in Bread
Lines in Once Gay
Vienna

VIENNA. Dec .S.---Ficld Marshal
RohmcrmolI. the hero OF I.emhcrg.
Is starving 60 death In Vienna
With pension OF $3.50 week
this old warrior just manages TO
keep body and soul together by going
TO tho free kitchens for one miscr.
able meal a day.
Gen. fiarnn k'orstner. 50 years old.
and baroness ForStncr, once figures
at tho Vienna court. are In a worse
FIX with a pension OF IS a month.
They set little meat once a week.
the rest OF the time living ON dishes
concocted hy the baroness from black
bread. turnips and horse sausage.
Nearly 500. 900 former government
officials and their families are trying
Go exist on 81 month per family.
More than 10000 families are home
less.
Tho sidewalks OF the main streets
of once say Vienna are lined with
beggars and crippies.
Tho social democratic government
a. looking after the working people.
They arc not starving. tho there Is
much sickness among their children.
IL il the middle and professional
classes that arc In dire want
Frau Adler. wife OF n government
official II running kitchen rcstRu.
rants for tho middle classes. and la
feeding 100000 a day.
Tho writer has been In all the
countries that were In tho war. The
burden OF the struggle and the great
er burden of tho peace have fallen
most on the Austrian capital.
Its greatness was dimmed when
the peace treaty took away from
Austria her granaries. her factories
and her raw materials In Bohemia.
Moravia. Sloyakia Silesia and In
much OF what IL now Jugo- Slavia-
Austria Is particularly In need OF
coal and longtime credits from tho
United States and England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Natives Excited
Over Miracle Man

cHRIsTcHURCH. ". u. Dec. Is.
The Maoris are excited at the re-
rnarkabie cures Of sickness said to
be effected by a new miracle man"
named wirenu. and hundreds OF ma
tives are making the pilgrimage to
his village.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
With One Match He
Lights "a Candles

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 25.--With
one small safety match an ex-soldler
lit 81 candles In a candle-lighting
competition at church bazaar in
South Acton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Tax on Everything
Proposed in England

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 25.--The
chancellor OF the exchequer has
been asked by members Of parlla.
ment II he would consider introduc.
ing tax Of one penny on every
article or commodity made and sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Prisoner Marries,
Then He Escapes

PARIS. France Dec. 25.--Taken
from the chercho Midi jail 10 the
town hall Of Montrouge. near Paris.
to be married, Eleanor Ratchet. the
prisoner. escaped after the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Typhus Epidemic
Charged to Cats

DUBLIN, ireland, Dec. ga
mysterious epidemic. which appears
To be typhus fever. Is engaging the
attention OF the health authorities.
Investigation showed that the infcc-
ton was spread from cats. The NOR
taiity among cats was greater than
among human beings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Sixth Set of Twins
All in One Family

LONDON, Eng Dec. 25.--Mrs.
whitworth, IS. Of surbiton. gave
birth last week TO her sixth set OF
twins--boys. She has also had trip
lets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
LEVI 3. HARR

EAeT PARK. soxsc. corner McrsantovA
EplWAY, 4ex120 al conveniehcea
E1oWAy, 40x160, paved road.
EpoWAY. 108x140 on paved road special
0GEM0NI one half acre, planted, small frufte.
E Es moMI soxiko on Street Car Line near Station
EpsWAy, 40x24o feet, all conyenences
4os12g near Normal school
FLORIDA AVE, 30x60 Fairfax
GORDON. 37x1s0. school.
GRAHAM HEIGHTS 40x105 feet, fine land.
lots together sox12o feet near Chicago
JACKSON ADDITION, 4ox1oo. near old school
JACK s ApD ditto 4os1oo near Brick Yard.
KNOB HLLp 40x120, fronting Car line.
KNOB MILL, 40x120, Corner entrance.
KNOB HILL, 4ox12o entrance corner on lett
KNOB HILL 1ox12o, West side Of the eentrA
LOCUST AVE, large lot close IN.
Maryland AVE, 4ox1oo, on corner
o so11sS opposite Meredith Store
MoReANToWN AVE, 90, 80. near MN street.
MoReANToWN AVE. 5ox125, Cor to East PARK
MoRoANToWN AVE. .soxso, Cor. to East PARK
MoRcANToMN AVE, 3sx12o near Lemley street
MoaeANIoWN ave, 5oxl5o, Fairmont station
MoRoANToWNt AVE, 5ox1s0 Freedom on
OGDEN AVE. 5oxloo. on paved street
OLIVER AVE, 4ox12o on upper side.
OWENS AVE, Corner, s01120 feet -
oAkpALE, 50x12o feet, and stone for foundation
POTOMAC AVE. 4ox120 feet, close In
PAlATlNE AVE, 4cx100 feet
POINT lots ana town at the End
prrTssURaH AVE, 4ox1so corner.
REEVES AVE-, s0x12o>fee., fine level lots
HlbGELY ADDITION, 4ox12 20 feet. fine view.
sPtEnWAY. 4ox1 10 feet on Car line.
sPEEpWAY 4o1l4o feet, Car line.
SPEEDWAY, 4ox2Oo feet Car line.
SPENCE, 4ox120 on the Hill
VERMONT AVE, 40x90 on pavement
WALNUT, 40x120, close In old house.
WABASH, 5ox140, near Owens
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
Your Opportunity in
This AID Don't Destroy

ss-is acres Tine buildings son tnt 500
suo timber DEPOT 500 per acre
s7lso good
steel ss water system fine t nne timber fine
buildings nut and water $4,000
s acres rich Level land good buildings tine farm horses
so town. good oubundings
Price 800 S.l5S8Sa
sl4s acres nice Groom house
fine water. modern COW. barn. $4,000. q sSS
7s-75 acres fine home good water
all crops 1000 - - Ss ~
CARROLL AND HARRISON COUNTY FARMS.
sszo acres 9room
na' house. sheep barn
Timber, orchard and cultivation. $4,000. 7sSSsa
solss acres ons na near seo
.xz non house barn and orchard $500. CO slE38gg
slo, orchard. $4,000.
ssoao acres Carroll Co. orchard
frame house. barn 5ox5o. Price S65oo issssi -
barn and slo, well watered $4,000. 80
ssS-zol acres Smiles g. Of Lisbon. fine around Timber
10000. s--ss-4-S
sos acres miles from Salem bsr.
sss5 timber orchard
fine summer home Of rooms
ana modern barn s0 fresh lake. Orchard
s2si57 in Stark road fine
ton l0room house. good
sroom Price $50 per acre
s2 mile house barn and orchard
sre niles rom Alliance good cultivation
's 5sn or I fine farm wen
ssle5 acres Harrison Co.
7.s-ss acres mile of cultivation $500
miles from Deoy7 olarse
Alliance fine stock and dairy farm broom
mousse orchard, timber barn 66x76 Ss6
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
LET'S TALK OVER
FARMS HOUSES
LOTS

=
HOUSES
In submitting List of miscellaneous hoshes fot
the general location and price win enable the Drcta
form an idea of the new high prices asked for hi
ties many Of which are worth much more than the ii
asked Tor them 1t will be our pleasure TO show Tie
st0 y0n There is personal relation which may rive
ne to certain SfoDeries not fully appreciated until tal
1t over with sou. :.
. ss;;s
ssss Boon ss,ss
ssss ess s $50
sELLvSE Room House, oassa ,s srsp IT, ss
Ha soo Masn sSSa ss s,se. . -
s1RnIus Rso Ras Mq1srn
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Sasa s..
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sARk A AYE Boom Boom Modern Brick 5000
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FEsRy STREET. Rooms Rooms s ss q; -
Modern
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EReMT . SIRE z Rooms and Bath s. sg9.
ss%sS fssss asss aas's ,lsoA
ssse a sss;ss $500
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HIGHLAND AVE, Cottage Large Lot, $500.
sG Rsen nss 5soss' on Lot s
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Room Modern 1iG aeae 5000 5000 'yS'
sG%y 5fs !ssas: $500
s9sssz sss s Esss
1y ay Mosssp ssS so;s e $500
soIoMAc AVE, Rooms Modern, Garage Garage. ,4s5o
sssss SsSs ,sSs
RUSSELL STREET, Modern Cottage, q
RUSSELL STREET, s Rooms and Bath.
4 RoetNsoN STREET, Large Home Grounds, $1,000
SPENCE STREET 4 Room Cottage, Lot, $3.50.
s4sEEr Room House House md Lots .4ss.
STATE STREET, s Room Home $780,
STATE STREET, $50 feet Frontage $4,000
SPEEDWAY, Rooms and Large Lot $2750
SATTERFIELD STREET, Large Home, $375A
VIEW AVE. Cottage $780,
VERMONT AVE, Home, $685.
VIRGINIA AVE, Old House. $2,750.
WATER STREET, Brick Bldg, Rent Terms.
WATER STREET, Cottage, $4,000. .-se5
MaLNSI AME" Room Ola House ,S Good Lot 10000
WALNUT AVE, IA Brick House. Roomers, S105Oa
swESTcHESTER, Room Cottage, $780,
LOTS
$40 Down or 500 Advanced on Lot win Make
Money.
ANDERSON STREET, s4x1oo Chicago on pavement
eAuLEvARo, 4ox11o, near wIletts plant
6ELlvlEW, Buffalo, outlook
BELLvlEW, Layman Addition.
BON AIR, 40x100 feet, Brass Plant. s
BARNES STREET, fine lots
cocHRANE STREET. SOILS feet, Owens
coMAWAY STREET, 120x1so improved, school
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FARMS
FARM OR Let ME- SELL n AND suy
FARM-LETs OVER.

FARM-LETs TALK II OVER - "
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pees ths,r values
sss sisS - I IN s ss
~ 3 FARMS NEAR sKENToN, OHIO
land s assi ss ss house. good barns and
1913 ana @ 5 ke;9 s house. modern
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orchard
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, ONO.
1880 good land good timber
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roads ony S. e barn. barn. s
Ashtabula County and Between Cleveland and Pittsbug
$50 bundtnss orchard and I'M
$50 socow farm the y
community good Improvement.
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good buildings gas on the farm
' s5o acres houses miles to good
i7s acres fine buildings creek rick
Ills acres on cement road the drained So onions
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$500
ls2 good all good con-
dtions $S5
trees ls,s n ,1@ ps
81
.cemmod.s 100 ssoes
fine
buildings store church ana scAoo
3 $4,000. ~ -
orchard, $500.
acres powed. $4,000.
land and sasns sss
modern Price $11. 900. ~
3222o condition no
@ brick road in sight Of
provements $4,000. a 49, 49,
Hts
$75 7Fasss
$50 good building,
z6--S2 good
4Sd22 20 meadow S.roork house
fence and water. $50
300 good buildings sacrifice SeSoo
s!o2 acres rich level land good fruit
s.oa acres orchards fine house. large
e. soea rad rros ,ssa
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opsn Evenings MAIN 81. opps Court HOUSE pad