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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
ool D. COX,
Chas. Crabb,
E. E. McFarrin.

appraisement, the Board fixed Feb.
ruary "a. 1920. at 10 q. M, as the day
on which it will hear all objections to
said change, and at which time it will
determine all. damages to each claim
ant by reason of said change. Hear
ing TO be held in the rooms Of the
Board ;of Supervisors in the court
house, Logan, Iowa. .
This being the date. set for letting
contract for construction of improve
ments in the Mills Drainage District
and the time, l0@a. M. having arriv-
ed, the following bids were received:
B. r. Mills. :4oc per cubic yard.
M. f. Mills. &c per cubic yard.
Each bid being accompanied by q
certified check for 10 per cent Of the
amount bid.
-Thereupon it was moved by Spoon
err and seconded by Heath, that con-
tract be awarded to B. r. Mills at his
bid Of 40c per cubic yard.
Roll call; Spooncr, yes; Heath, yes;
VanScoy, yes.
All matters relative. TO the above
district were. continued until
The appeal from the establishment
Of the Ehlert Drainage District made
by the City Of Woodbine, having been
settled, the Board took up this matter
and approved the report of the En-
gineer recommending change of loca-
ton Of improvement to be constructed
and approved the report and adopted
pima Of permanent survey. and fur
Their set February IS. 1920, as date
for letting contract for construction
OF improvements and directed the Au-
ditor to publish notice. (See Record)
Also set February 10, 1920. at Q p.
H.. as date for receiving bids for the
construction Of two. concrete bridges
at piers at Bridge No. AZ. st. Johi
Township, and directed publication Of
notice.
Further accepted the resignation Of
G. 7. Dean, as assessor Of Cincinnati
Township 4. ~.
,on motion the Board adjourned to
meet Feb. 4, 1920.
~. j.. E.: vanScoy. Chairman.
Attest: H. B. Owens, Auditor.
Logan, Iowa, Feb. 4, 1920.
The Board Of Supervisors met pur-
suart to adjournment with ali mem
bers present.
Taking up the matter Of claims
against Harrison County, the Board
passed on claims numbering from PIG
to 1852 inclusive, as shown on claim
record No. Z, and authorized the Au-
ditor to issue warrants for claims al
lowed.
On motion the Board adjourned tc
meet Feb. TO-, 1920.
j. E. vanScoy, Chairman.
Attest: H. B. Owens, Auditor.
Logan, Iowa, Feb. 10, 1920.
The. Board Of Supervisors of Har.
rison County, Iowa, met pursuant tc
adjournment with all members pres.
ent.
Minutes Of previous meetings were
read and approved.
This being the date set for the let.
ting Of the 1920 Bridge Material Con.
tract, bids were received from the fol.
lowing named:
WickhRm Bridge. & Pipe Co., coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa.
B. J. Carney 4 Co., Grinnell, Iowa
Western Contractors Supply Co., Of
| Omaha, Neb.
Standard Bridge Co., Omaha. Neb
| Each bid being accompanied with
certified check for per cent Of the
Amount bid.
After careful consideration AND
comparison Of bids, the Board found
the Wickham Bridge & Pipe Com.
pany the best bid offered.
Thereupon it was moved BY Heath
seconded BY Spooner that Bridge Ma,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
$780, sv
Public s ale

Having sold my farm, will sell at public
auction, at the farm known as the old Victor
Tamisiea farm, 5 miles southeast of Missouri
Valley, four miles northeast of Loveand the
following property, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1920.
Free Lunch at Noon. Sale Starts at PM
l2HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
One matched team of gray mares years
old, VT 24OO; bay horse years old, W.T. 400;
pay mare age 4, VT 400; bay mare age 2, w.t.
ZOO; team bays, smooth mouth, W.T. $500;
yearllng black colt, W.T. 800; saddle pony age g;
team mules VT 1900, age and 10; i spring
colt 20
NINE HEAD OF CATTLE
good milk COW, coming fresh age 6; COWS
just fresh These are good ones. lblack cow
age7, fresh; COW age 5, giving milk; cow age
4, fresh soon; 3 yearling heifers.
Two Brood Sows, rs Fall Pigs
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
| Balm wagon, | wide tire wagon, low
wagon and hay rack, l bob-sled Deering
binder, good as new; / Imperial drill, good as
new; John Deere disc, 1 Western Bel lister,
walking lister, corn drill, corn planter 80
rods of wire, PROV goodwill, John Deere l.
row goodwill, / 16-inch walking pillow, new: ]
gang pillow, | riding cultivator, walking
cultivator 3-section harrow, Dain mower,
new; Mccormick hay rake, top buggy, 4
sets of work harness, l tire grinder, l set of
scales; 300 bushels Of oats; pump jack; gas
engine 212 horse; 1900 bu corn, 20 tons alfalfa
hay in stack, Ford car, 9 dozen hens twenty
cockerels Is bu. Early Ohio seed potatoes, and
other articles too numerous to mention
USUAL TERMS.
CHARLES l. FRAZIER, Prop.
Dutrow & Putnam, Aucts H. NJ Silsby, Clerk
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
Scientific Research

Philip. who had received as a birth
day present a beautiful new miscro-
scope, presently astounded the cook
With the exclamation: "Hey, cook.
Iand me flea, will you? I'll give ii
7ck TO Won IN three minutes!"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19

Candle Factories In Africa.
Six candle factories In South Afric,
have an output valued at $4,000. 900 an
nually.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
logan, Iowa. Eel. 3. 1az

Il. y Logan, Iowa, Feb. 8, 1920.
The Board Of Supervisors of Har-
l.rison County, Iowa, met in regular
adjourned session with all members
present.
The Engineer appointed by the
Board Of Supervisors to make sur
vey and report Of changes in the Lin
coin Highway, having on October 9Th,
1919, filed his report, and the Board
after consideration of survey and re-
port, and being unable to acquire the
necessary right Of way, directed the
Auditor to appoint appraisers to APP
praise damages sustained by land
owners, through whose land said pro-
posed right Of way extends. In COM
pliance with Sec. 50 1527-R2 Code of
Iowa, the appraisers on January rs,
1920. filed their appraisement as fol-
lows:
Logan, Iowa, Jan. 26, 1920.
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors.
We the undersigned appraisers ap-
pointed by the County Auditor to ap-s
praise lands along the proposed Lin
coin Highway, having viewed the
lands in question, place the damages
to said lands as follows:
J. N. Mckinney, 5000.
G. H. Mathews, 500.
E. j. Brown, 500.
Hupp & Musgrave, SIS.
Josiah Coe Estate, $3.50.
F. c. Oviatt, $4,000.
A. j. Coe, $45oO.
H. M. White, $4,000.
Paul Lowell Estate, $4,000.
+. w. Peterson, $1,000.
Ernest Michael, $1400.
M. E. Smith, $3.50.
Frank Ward Est. $1,000.
VIM. lddings, $3.50.
And recommended that the above
sums be allowed.
Signed: Sol j. Cox,
Chas Crabb,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19
why Londoners Rise Late.

There is one point in defense Of Lon
denis dislike of early rising, writes a
correspondent of the London Chronicle.
It is largely matter Of geography.
and Greenwich time has real bust
ness value. 1t enables the Londoner
in his working hours to be In touch
with more than half the world on the
same day. When he gets down To his
office in the city at 10 a. m. the busi-
ness man has the afternoon prices
from Bombay or even from Pekin. on
the one hand. and before he returns
home for dinner he has learned the
morning news of the American mar
kets. The New Yorker has to rise early,
for even when he opens change at 8
a. m. It Is already afternoon In London.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19
Oysters venetia.

Heat / OF. of oysters to the boiling
point. in their own liquid. Remove
the oysters and keep in hot place.
Melt tablespoons Of fat, add a
tablespoons of flour, " teaspoon each
of salt and pepper, and the lqaid from
the oysters with milk enough to make
1h cups. Stir till it boils and pour
onto beaten egg and 1 teaspoon of
lemon juice. Cook without boiling for
2 minutes. Spread a layer of hot
chopped spinach in serving dish and
on this place the oysters. Over all
pour the sauce. Garnish with strips
of pimento and serve.
This makes an excellent meat SUBJ
stitute, and being served with spinach,
either fresh or canned, with the adj
dition of boiled rice or. potatoes is a
delicious and complete meal.
Suggestions for the Housewife.
Chop leftover .beets and mix with
one-half the same portion of horse
raddish for a delicious relish to serve
with fish or meat.
Any sliced cold meat may be trans
formed into an excellent hot dish by
dipping the slices in egg and fine
crumbs and browning in little fat in
the frying pan. Serve with tomato
sauce heated.
The centers of canned pears may
be filled with chopped ginger and nuts
for quick easy dessert.
Leftover spinach, finely chopped
and added to thin, well seasoned white
sauce, garnished with pieces Of pimen-
to, makes an attractive and delicious
soup.
Economic on fuel by arranging I'd
bake your entire meal in the oven, OF
to cook it all on top Of the stove. Fur
ther fuel economy may be tracticed
by cooking a steamed dessert over
the boiling vegetables.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19

John w. Langdcn, president Of thu
Walla Walla commercial club has An
nounced his intention Of erecting 10(
bungalows in the Green Park school
district to help solve the housing
problem in walla Walla.
The county commissioners of Ferry
county have taken steps to bond the
county for 100000 to take up out
standing warrants without calling fol
4 vote of the people AS result tax
payers have filed an Injunction suit.
A diamond ring taken from Mrs. Jos
eph Danz by two holdup men at Seattle
has been found in the mud in the stree,
near the scene of the robbery. 1t is
valued at $4,000 and was one of the
famous collection of Senator Tabor OF
Colorado -7@...= -E
The annual meeting of the Clarke
County Teachers institute was held
at Vancouver with about $50 members
from all parts of the county in at
tendance. The Clarke County Teach.
ers' league was perfected at the closing
session of the institute. ILL.,.
&, P. II. Jacobs. carpenter, died In
the Seattle hospital from burns re.
ceived in the explosion Saturday noon
of a mud drum in the steam plant of
the Puget Sound Traction, Light &
Power company His death increased
to five the number of lives lost in the
accident
Exceptions on behalf of Seattle and
Tacoma intervenors to the proposed
report Of Chief Examiner. Henry Thur
tell in the Portland rate. case have been
forwarded to the interstate. commerce
commission with the request that oral
argument be granted before the full
commission.
With plenty of cement this year,
road contractors of Grays Harbor coun-
ty are looking forward to very sue
cessful season of road building. Work
on the Aberdeen-Montesano road and
the Satsop- Elma- Brady road is expect
ed to be resumed by April /. Paving
work on both these roads was stopped
last year by cement shortage.
Announcement of the appointment
of three new members on the state
board of dental examiners. was made
by Governor Hart N. A. Winningham
of Seattle succeeds Rodney L. H.
Barne of Seattle, H. d. keenan, Of Spo-
kane succeeds Frank B. Lynott of spo-
kane, and ]. E. Hoska of Tacoma is
named in place of Randall s. Williams
of Tacoma.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

ed at the INSTANT pleasant action
Of simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on
stomach or sour stomach. Because
Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel it often cures constipa-
ton and prevents appendicitis. Only
lady reports herself CURED of bad
case Of bowel trouble and constipation.
Edw. Sheppard, druggist.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19
A NEW COOKERY SERVICE
FOR OUR READERS
Letter Below Explains New Series
Of Household Talks-New
Recipes.

Dear Housewives:
Thru the kindness Of your editor we
are today beginning our weekly
Household Talks, which we hope you
will find both interesting and profit
able. At the present time your cook
cry problems require thought and
care, for living costs are high and
many products hard to obtain. Our
aim is to be helpful to you in your
home, in the simple everyday ques-
tions which arise and to offer sug-
gestions for economy and variety in
the menu.
All the assistance that research,
constant experiment and training in
modern methods of practical and econ
omical housekeeping and home making
can give, we offer you, and any sug-
gestions from you concerning our SER
vice will be gratefully received and
appreciated.
With all good wishes, we are,
Very cordially your friends,
HESTER CONKLIN
PAULINE PARTRIDGE.
Del Monte Cookery Service: Con-
sultants in Home Economics; Con-
tributors to the Ladies' Home Jour-
nal, Delineator, Pictorial Review, and
Womans' Home Companion; connect
ed with the Food Administration dur
ing the war; authors of "Wheatless
and Meatless Days.; Writers and
lecturers on Household topics.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19
Graham Raisin Bread.

If the family is firing of white
bread try this simple and delicious re-
cipe for brown bread, which is easily
made:
Sift together cup of white -four
Acup of sugar, " teaspoon of soda
TX teaspoons Of baking powder and
u teaspoon of salt. Add IN cups OF
graham -four and cup of seedless
raisins. Mix / cup of sour milk with
n cup of molasses and stir into the
dry ingredients. Bake in creased
loaf pan As minutes. This is an ex-
cellent bread to serve with baked
beans.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19
Tomato Bisque.

If hot soup is desired to be quick
" served the following is one which
can be made in very few minutes.
Prepare cups Of thin, well season
ed cream sauce. Heat can Of tomato
sauce, add a pinch of salt-1/16 tea
spoon-and pour it into the hot cream
sauce stirring constantly. Serve at
once with crisp crackers.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-19

You can't afford to carry your
own insurance. See me for rates and
obtain information. E. o. KEENE.
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Evening journal., 1920-07-16

Twenty-af.h, Thatcher TO Delaware
Riyer-i323 Nandever avenue
Fourth Disirict-Nandeve avenue TO
Thirteenth. Thatcher 70 Pine streets
900 Nandever avenue.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures avenue 20
TVenly-nflh. Thatcher 20 Pine streets
-62i East 1NNcnly-sccOnd street
SiAlh -Brandywinc Msor TO
Twenty Market 10 Pine streets
a NandCvcr avcnUe.
seventh Distrioi-Markct TO Carter,
Twenty % TNNcnty-nfth streets
--22i2 Market street.
Eighth District - Carter TO Pine.
TNNTniy- second 20 TNonty-nflh streets
-202 East Twenty-third street.
Ninth District-Markcl 10 City Line.
Twonty-nfih 10 City Lines. z. Cor.
Thirtic'h and Market streets.
Tenth Disirict-Market TO Washing
ton. Brandywine Wver 10 Nnoieenlh
strcei-iSiO West street.
Eleventh Disiriot-Market 10 WASH
ingion, Nineteenth 10 Concord avenue
1905 West street.
Twelfth District - Washington 20
Boulevard. Brandywine River 20 Tven-
ty-nrst streei-2OOi jefferson street.
Thirteenth DISTINGUISHING TO
Boulevard. Twenty-0rst to Concord
avenue 5O7 West TNyenty-frst street
Fourteenth District - Boulevard 10
City Line, Brandywine River 10 TNNen-
ty-eighih strcet-22i5 Boulevard
Fifteenth Distriol-Narlet 90 West,
Concord avenue 10 1NNenty-nf,h street
900 Market street.
Sixteenth District-West 10 Jeffer-
son. Concord avenue 10 Twenty
street-230j Washington street.
Seventeenth District - jefferson %
Boulevard, Concord avenue 90 TNven-
ty-nfth strcci-iOS West Twenty
fourth street.
Eighteenth District-Narket to JEFF
fcrs0n, TNNenty-nfth 10 Twenty On
sirect-210i Washington street.
Nln0lccnth District - Market 10
| Washington. TNyeniy-eirhth 10 City
Line-2iG West TNenty-ninth street
Twentieth Disirict-Washingt t0
City Line. TNNenty-e eighth 30 City Line
-29N jefferson street
TNVenty-nrst Dist5ici-Jefferson 20
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
Tomorrow First Day for
Registration of Voters

Seventh and Walnut streets.
Third Dislrict-Markot TO Poplar
Eighth 10 Ninth streets-SiO French
street.
Fourth District-Niarket to French,
Ninth to Thirteenth streets-ii2i Kine
street
Fifth District-French TO Poplar
Ninth to Eleventh strects-9i6 Walnut
street
sixth Districi-NIarket In French.
Thirteenth TO BrandyNyine River-i3i
King street.
Seventh District-French 10 Poplar
Eleventh 10 Thirteenth streets-i22s
Walnut street.
Eighth Districi-Frcnch 10 Poplar
Thirteenth to Brandywine River-3OC
| East Fourteenth street.
SEVENTH WARD
First District-Ninth 10 Eleventh
Market TO Tainall streais-9O7 Orange
street.
Second District-Ninth 10 Eleventh
Tatnall TO Washington streets south
east corner Eleventh and West street.
Third Eleventh 10 Twelfth
Market TO West strees-iiOi Tanal
street.
Fourth District-Twelflh TO Bran.
dywine, Market TO West streets-S. W
Cor Thirteenth and Orange streets.
| Fifth District-WeSt TO Adams. Elev.
| enth and Delaware avenue to Brandy.
/ wine-i2i0 Washington street.
Sixth District-Ninih 10 Eleventh
/ and Delaware avenue. Washington d
| Madison streets-50j i-2 West Tent
| street.
Seventh District-Nlnth 20 Delayar,
/ avenue. Madison 10 Adams streets
! n. f. Cor. Tenth and Monroe streets
! Eighth District-Adams 10 Van Bu
rcn, Ninth 30 Delaware avenue-90
West Tenth street.
Ninth DiSlrict-Adams 10 Van Blu
rem streets, Delaware avenue TO Bran
/ dywine-i023 Gilpn avenue.
Tenth District-Nan Buren 20 Rod
| ney, Ninth TO Delaware avenue
southeast corner Pennsylvania ave
une and Franklin street.
Eleventh District-Van Buren q
/ Rodney street. Delaware avenue .,
Brandywine-i3iO Gilpin avenue.
Twelfth District-ROdney 10 Scott
Ninth TO Pennsylvania ayenue-iO3
I dupont street.
Thirteenth District-ROdney 10 Scott
! Pennsylvania avenue 10 Delaware ave
! nue-it0i DUPONT street.
Fourteenth District-ROdney 10 Scott
Delaware 10 Shallcross avenues. q
Rowan, to Park Drive, 10 Rodney
i7iS Gilpin avenue.
Fifteenth Distriol-Rowan 10 Union
10 Park Drive, TO WoOdlawn avenue
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
,xtended. Brandywlne RIyer to shall.

extended. Brandywine River 10 Shall
cross avenue-iS23 Lowering avenue.
Sixteenth District-Scott % Union
streets. Delaware to Shallcross ave
nues-iS}6 Lincoln stI,oel
Seventeenth District-Seventcen TO
Park Drive, Union TO WoOdlaWn ave
nue-2OO2 Delaware avenue.
Eighteenth District-Scott TO Della
ware avcnue, 10 Union, 90 Seventeenth.
To- WOOdlaWn avenue, 10 Fourteenth,
so ScOlt-i6i2 Lincoln street.
Nineteenth Distict-Scott 30 Wood
lawn. Ninth 10 Fourteenth slreels-
iiij Lincoln street
Twentieth District - Woodlawn 10
Brincklc aVcnue. MacDOnOugh Road 10
Fourteenth street-23Oi Pennsylvania
avenue
Twenty-flrst District Eighteenth to
Red Oak Road. Brinckle avenue 10
WOOdlawn ayenue-2i0i West Elgh-
tetnih street.
Twenty second District - Brlnckle
avenue TO City Line, Brandywine
River TO Pennsylvania avenue-26ig
West Eighteenth street.
TNcnly-third District - WoOdlaWn
avenue, extended. 10 Park avenue
Red Oak Road 10 Brandywine-5 R0sk-
ford Road
Twnty-fOurlh District - Woodlawn
avenue 20 Brinckle avenue, Fourteenth
20 E.ghteenth streots-iiiS Mverview
avenue.
First District-pOplar 10 Pine, Sixth
10 Eighth-5iS Easst seventh street.
8 cOnd District-Pine TO Spruce
Sixth TO Eighth streets-6i2 East sew
Third Districi-Spruce 70 Brandy
wine River. sixth 10 Eighth streets
40 East seventh street.
Fourth District-Poplar 10 Pine
| Eighth 10 Ninth streets-'i23 Easl
Eighth street.
Eighth to Ninth sireets-eoo PINE
/ street.
sixth Dislrici-Benneit 10 Brandy
/ VINE River. Eighth 90 Ninth streets -
! y. ". Cor. Eighth and Locust street =
Seventh Distrioi-pOplar to Pine
Ninth to Sherman streets-9OO LON
/ bard STREET.
Eighth District-Poplar 10 Lombard
| sherman to Brandywlne luNer-A-'
| East Eleventh street.
/ Ninth Disyict-Lombard 10 Pine
| Sherman 10 Brandywine River-5U
East Eleventh street.
| Tenth District - Pine 70 spruce
Ninth to Brandywine Rivr-9h Kirk
| wood street
Eleventh District-Spruoe 10 Bran
/ DIVINE River. Ninth 10 BPandywia'
| Rivgr-72i East Tenth street
NINTH WARD
First nistriol-Thirteonlh to Bran
dywine River. Brandywine River q
| Delaware River-i222 Claymont street
second Disirict-rhirteenth to Van
/ dover avenue, Thatcher TO DelaNdr
tRvCr-i5i7 Claymont street
Tnnd Observation-Disclosures avenue q
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Continued from First Page
ason. Fourth to Sixth streets-5O2 J
ferSon street.

Continued from First Page
dson. Fourth to Sixth streets-5O2 JEFF
ferson street
FOURTH WARD
First Distriot-Market 10 Walnut
Third to Sixth streeis-2i2 East
Fourth street.
Second District-Walnut to Poplar.
Third 10 Sixth street-3is East Fourth
street.
Third Disrict-Poplar to Lombard.
Third TO Sixth streels-i2i E. Fourth
street.
Fourth Dlstrict-Lombard TO Della
ware River, Third 10 Fifth streets
5ij East Fourth street.
Fifth DiStrici-Lombard 10 Delaware
River, Fifth TO Sixth streets-5iO East
Sixth street.
FIFTH WARD
First Dlstrict-Market to West, Sixth
20 Eighth strceis-6i9 Orange street.
Second District-West TO jefferson,
Sixth 10 Eighth streets-S. f. Cor. Sew
enth and Jefferson streets.
Third District-Jefferson 10 Adams,
Sixth 10 Eighth sireets-7O5 Monroe
street.
Fourth District - Adams TO Van
Buren, Sixth 10 Eighth streets-N. w
Cor. Seventh and Jackson streets.
Fifth Disiriol-Nan Buren TO Frank
lin. Sixth to Eighth streets-Rear 70i
Van Buren street.
Sixth Dislrict-Franklin 10 Clayton
Sixth 10 Eighth streets-i333 Wesl
Sixth street.
Seventh District-Clayton 10 Union
Sixth to Eighth streets-iS0O Wesl
Eighth street.
Eighth District-UniOn 10 City Line
Sixth TO Eighth streets-630 BayaNI
avenue.
Ninth District - Market 10 West
Eighth to Ninth streets-S23 Orange
street.
Tenth District-West 10 Madison
Eighth 10 Ninth streets-N. r. Cor
Eighth and Jefferson streets.
Eleventh District-Madisont no Adams
Eighth to Ninth streets-7i5 Wesi
Eighth street.
twelfth District-Adams 10 Harrison
Eighth 10 Ninth streets-Rear OF 9i(
West Ninth street.
Thirteenth District - Harrison e
Rodney, Eighth TO Ninth streets
1919 West Eighth street.
Fourteenth District-BOdney IN City
Line, Eighth 10 Ninth street. TO Nc
Donaugh Road-s23 Clayton street.
SIXTH WARD
Fifst Distriot-Market 10 Walnut
Sixth 10 Eighth streeis-i0i East sew
enth street
Second District-Walnut 10 Poplar
Sixth TO Eighth streets-N. +. Cor
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Boulevard. TNventy-nfth 10 Twenty
eighth streets-6O5 West Twenty -nn.h
street.
TENTH WARD
First Disirict-Adams 10 Van Blu
rem. Fourth 90 Sixth strects-ii02
West Fifth street.
Second District - Van Buren 10
Franklin. Fourth 90 Sixth streets -
iii9 West Fourth strcct
Third Disirict-Adams 90 Van Blu
rem. second 90 Fourth streoot-iOO6
West Third street.
Fourth District - Van Rwcn 90
Franklin, Second 10 Fourth streets
1915 West Third street.
Firth Disirici-Adams 10 Van Bu-
Continued on Page Fifiecn.)
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