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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-19
COUNTY CUP WON BY voLGA
Continued from Page u

from Kathlyn Bohnhoff's school, north
of Arlington, coming a distance of
twenty miles, were present and had
their picnic dinner in a group. Many
other schools from less distance were
represented by every family in the
school district. The interest shown
by these parents in the school meet
was a large factor in making ii such
a great success. Hot coffee was fur
nished by the Business Girls Club
and served to all the visitors by the
Girl Reserves assisted by Miss Clara
LeDahl and Ruth Hutchinson.
After the dinner the college band
gave an outdoor concert that was
greatly enjoyed, and at the track meet
later they kept spirits high with lively
music. The crowd then gathered in
the college armory for the health
pageant. Every seat in the great struc-
ture was filled and many nor found
standing room. 1t was estimated that
over a thousand were in the audience.
z ulS NNlIhCI SUI VI d, uItSSfu
in a Scottish costume, cleverly exc
cuted a highland fling. Jean Purdy
made a great hit with her fairy dance.
Freddie Dokken as Humpty-Dumpty
was a great favorite. They were nearly
400 children who took part in the
health pageant, all dressed in costumes
appropriate to the pageant. The her.
culean task of preparing the pageant
was done by Miss Frances Knutson,
assisted by all the grade school teach
ers in the Brookings schools. The
pageant depicted the purposes and
the work Of the modern health cru
SADIE, that is doing SO much to pro-
mote the physical health and welfare
of the children of the county.
After the pageant the track and field
program began on State field under
the direction of Lorenz Lippert, as.
sisted by about 20 college students.
Under their able supervision the events
went OF like clock work, three events
taking place at the same time in differ
ent parts Of the field all afternoon. The
cold wind made it d~isagreeable for both
contestants and spectators, but all
stuck it out until the finish. Prize rib
bons were awarded to the winners after
each event. After the meet the con
testants adjourned to the armory
where the final decision of the judges
was given out and the loving cup do
mated by the Brookings Commercial
Club was awarded by Attorney Philo
Hall to the Volga school, they hav-
ing accumulated the greatest num-
Der of points. There was some mis-
understanding as to the status of the
Brookings city schools in the meet,
In the minds Of many of the specta'
tors. The Brookings schools COM
peted merely for the fun Of compel
ing and to see how many points they
could win, but without the intention
OF gaining the prize cup. They sue
ceeded in winning a much larger
number of points than any OF the
other schools entered, but this did not
Iaeffct the awarding of the prizes. The
Bookings schools may content them
selves with the honor of winning the
greatest number of points.
A summary of events follow:
Sack race, Glass A: Gale Kohen-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-19

ma Mulquin, Robert Olson, Leon
Pultz, Vera Reinecke, Erwin Ryger,
Ethel Simkins, Violet Fassett, Mildred
Smith, Gladys Somers, William Soule,
Meriel Spooner, Ina Squire, Wilfred
Sundet, Leroy Swenson, Cecil WEIGH,
William Wilson, Edith Woodward, Carl
Hanson, Ruth Lien, Eva Void, Paul
Errington.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-19

One-inch gum tape at the Register
Office, rs cents per roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin if
Brookings, called on friends in White
last Monday evening.
Keep formal hedges neatly sheared
all season. An i'll kept formal hedge is
no credit to the owner.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-19
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my sincere graft
tude to our friends for their kind ex.
pressions Of sympathy during the i'll.
ness and upon the death of my beloved
husband. Mrs. George Phillips.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-19
y Specials al the
Coffee House
Friday and Saturday
Nav 2O-21

2-lb. pail Peanut Butter -. . 39c
5-lb. can Peanut Butter. -. 80. 90c
5-lb. pail Swift's Pure Lard 49,. 90c
lib. Brick Prim-ost ........... tic
Long Horn Cheese, fresh, per Id. 26c
Brick Cheese, per Id .......... 26c
Rice, Blue Rose, whole, 8 lbs. for 17c
Navy Beans, extra fancy. 3 lbs. .19o
Blue Ribbon Peaches, the best, -.
2 lbs. for acc
Oregon Salmon, lib. can........ 26c
Alaska Red Salmon, lib. can. sac
Alaska Red Salmon, extra fancy.
T2-lD. 2Ic
Small tin Oil Sardines, 5 fol. d. Csc
No. 2 can Tomatoes .......... 12c
No. 3 a Tomatoes, good. ...... 21c
Standard Corn, per can ....... 12c
Sweet Wrinkled Wisconsin Peas,
Elbow Macoroni, per lb. ....... lie
Jam, pure fruit, assorted flavor. 24c
Largest Package of Sugar you ,.....
have been able to buy in 5 years..S1.O 90
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-19

Golden currant, plums and double
Towering plums were among the flow
ers out before May first this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
CULLEN THOMAS FOR SENATE.

Cullen ?. Thomas as "a candidate 10
succeed tho Hon q. A. Culbcrson. as n
member - tho United States senate
from Texas, IL n man FOR whom his
friends have never been called upon 10
apologize lie 81 a man whose loyalty
a. his party has never been questioned
H. IL q man whose private and public
lii' bears no stain. Re 81 a man whose
ability and integrity are an AN exact
parity. "" is a man whose courage has
always been dependable. whether IN
me defense Of his party. or other
principle.
Clean, Wholesome. scholarly penc.
imnt Of vision. broad In his vicwa and
wei lased in hts conclusions cullen y
Thomas II called 10 the high office
Fought VIII go 10 hIs tasks with an
equipment second 20 none in the upper
hous' 81 tho law making hody ~ the
greatest government Ia ala the world
IN offering himself Tor this place. Alr
Thomas does so with perfect assurance
~ The uuas.uii1blllty OF his character.
his sonndness of principles. bis fidelity
20 The party. and last bat by uo means
least. Of tho fuu recognition lv AN. of
his ore hundred uDcout Amoricanim.
These statements ~ endorsement ~
VT Thomns 1r, not % ho understood.
w construed into 1n apparent arroga
ZION fr hi mOi exclusive possession of
ih. attributes and cmmcteriaics men. /
TONED r. would D. most unhappy
HIt, of nina Tor one TO believe the /
Gloss p" limited while lhis is true an
~ ih' acts considered 30 must De-
understood that the blend ~ stability /.
and worth. az talent ana trl.uinr. /
coupled nifh Willingness 90 offer Tor
service ln ths exalted capacity. may
no' o. found 600 every turn On this
lrht fh, nndda,y 81 Nj Thomas de-
serve" moro thln passing cousId,ra.
ton
Since um' beElr. there have boon
men driven lg 'He urge % personal ann.
hi'ors. many 81 them possessed N !
nothing moro desirable. ana ro, in.
ifeqn'rfr much Gar I.-s worthy. who
would e1a.f fh,ms,.s.s tl ans possible /
station az elevation vher.1t u..r f.. /
lows might Dr. exploited for individual
advantage. The people Of tho United
States Hfe those In other nations oil
'h' 'r'h have fIt tho pain of aH.b
'ri rfl.f i.n. or r1ramert. many
ln's III ffa uEff 10 these fsfs 10
u hont.- people 0f Tayaa fa ures Dol.
cure ih..r own welfare. insofar l. ros
A'''' ht placing men in ofue. whose
tfs' consideration b. f1~ thorn rr4,
cullen Thomas Is man Nhu E.sb.. ... .
tems th' welfare ~ humankind bss.
b''n demonstrated over and over ,..ir
IT, D. man % ideals ana ia.,s and
WI make himself fe.t a. I'm rnr.r..
iof good Ir broad. rHrrr,h,re... an,
D. called 20 tho United states g.r,,.
uE worthy successor ~ the good e,,,.
Who have occupied tta .mpor,,r, 49,.
ton.
f"e Nevs has previously declared ID
''h Tor Cullen Thomas. and az h.
Tine feels more fully va-rant.i Il, ,ts.
stand. a he passes about over nj.
f''ie revealing boz ampl,r degree Dis
runhiications Pr The honor sosrh, 81,
the hands Of ihs people b. vf... ID,
forests he would labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
~ OLIVE noBrRrs BARTON

and what do you mean hy talking ~
cottcn-spinners and hands What sort
81 creature are you9 Youl voice
-Oruds familiar"
IN moment a green nCtrs slid into
view. creature with poppy eyes. long
fss'l,rs nn tail and shlrn claws
~ hrce as an the rest 81 him.
Loprv Lobster cried both Twins 40
omce Did you get through with grow
inr, ard put IN new she'll"
Eyes" nodded Lonpv. looking around
uneaav and to tell YOU the truth
this Or no place fCr me after 1ii tn
T1ins I've taken 90 grow "
Don't SOU mean ~ thc p1irs sou'vr
ftd to fr.R' asked MI
"oh. r1rue.nl,.s alwavs bothered mo-
In grammar. said I.opuv imnatieufiv
THE thinF where ave the c.ttun-
suinners that tied you'"
"Aiy bat yau arr queer toppv'" o..
c'1rei Nanci % fen ue what CON
mean
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

'lhr cried Nancy. DullinE at the
uua white thread tina, was wrapped
roa-l and round her. Nick. TOO. was
trsE.IE with ali his mght for be- was
nr . Hrr ts well rs Nancy
.p, ...J suruosc we're caught IN tho
.b imr uct that the shrimns told Us
.huut'" wondered Nancy Boz dismav.
po yur suppos' the shrimp fishers will
Pickle m and pot us into clns9"
Nltk shifted o. the, do. We can
wish ourselves cut with our Magic
Green .shYes
Tn - whv cav we wish ourselves
.r. of thisT" asked Nanc, I've wish.
,I aud wished aut nothing happens d"
This is different. SAIL Nick We
,anI wish things on OF u.s."
sudd.nly ~rne-ln. sil "Why don't
ynu take 81 your hands like w, dog
Then ihr cotton-spinners won't hurt
YOU"
'Goodnes~r' exclaimed Nancy. peer.
inr through TIE water. who are sou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
MEMPHIS MARKETS
CROP OF POTATOES

Special 10 The News
MEMPHIS. ToVus Nov 2-Thc
sweet potato curing plant erected in
Memphis hy local capital 20 develop the
live at home program of the county
is "a complete success. The house II
OF ID. 900 bushels capacity and uses the
government method OF curing The
plant is FUN and could GET much more
stock II room was had. The first sec.
ton OF the plant has finished the cur.
ing process and is now marketing
cured potatoes. \ contract with the
dining car service Of the Denver rail.
read has been made 90 furnish them
sweet potatoes. The potatoes raised On
the county this year are OF a fine
grade and good marketable size.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
by RUTH AGNES ABELINo
Chapter LXX-I Visit the Scene of Death.

want 20 see them. ! bad uu tight.
Finally through th' darkness. her
voice came 90 me-
Does his wife know she asked
And thru ! knew tnai Lila Ames no
longer cared for Philip.
q don't know J. half whispered. Il
suppose sumrou. should go--'
"Whcrp did--ii happ"ut asked Mrs.
Amcs
'At his Office
could you would you go There and
du anything vuu can Co. help put our
homo. and anything We can do ut
kaie's disposal"
As Mrs Amcs opened the door 90
her own room aud the Hght f,ll un her
f,cr ! saw that Dc was white and har
gard
looked with dread toward th, hours
hat were 1h'Id ui mo. 49, ! r.i' down
town. I tried to Imagine what rho Of.
flee would lUok like. whether .r not
Philips wife would be- th,r. aud DC the
little stononaph,r would ii' hy cry.
ing
found 40, door ~ IA, ufu,, closed
/ knocked thou opened 10
Only desk light was lighted. 500
part of the gt,wsumo thing was lost
boz shadow ~ the desk sat q woman
was fascinated hy the h,luty ~ h,r
profile ana unis, she bred something
In her hand. something That She hld
hill drawn ont from und'r fh' h'.'
tor ON the desk u looked uke 70 photo.
graph.
As ! closed tho door she looked uu.
Sh, bowed slightly, q 'Aint smile gu.t'
cred 700 tho corners at her mouth and
ihon she was on her feet
To be- Continued
copy irhi 1871, y T.. a. S.rti.Ul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
ACID TEsT BEING APPLIED

There has hcen much talk staY,
world pare nhou, 'hc dcsratm,v d,
making OF the nations - the world
nsighbors and friends. II hss been sud
and with wisdom that the armed nan
D The nan who commits acts % trarI
rai trend or character. and the sama
applies o. nations az well NJ lndiy.dlais
There are multiplied millions ~ men
Who have never owned or carried f.re.
afms or other deadly weapons. Th.ae
af' they who have no; taken the lives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

wasn't surprised that Philip Nmes
Dad ended h.s lfr for as I thought az
uu ast conversation. realized that a.
thar tim, %, bad as much as Todd me he
might du such "a thing
And ls stood there boz the dusk.
thr telephone received sIl boo my hand.
20 wHs h.H wif, of whom ] thought.
What u her IN. woman ui the hcauti.
m toi,, tho woman who. lt seemed.
mad newer been . utu OF her hus
hands life?
wondered if she knew u Miss How.
rad had called h,r-und then suddenly
came the thought VI Lila
what would Lila dp7 Would she feel
q responsibility iu the tragedy and
would the accusation uf the thing have
~ effect upon hor treatment ~ her
husband
wondered how tp toll her. 7 even
considered the Wild sohcm, 81 trying 10
Foep fh, thing Uum her entirely but
knew that would hc impossible
So fnrfuuy { started up stairs and
went into my own room I listened a
second There was uo sound 60 Lila
Ioam : tapped lightly on the door Al.
unst Instantly 90, opened H.
"iio's 1sleen she whispered
wHtou.d tu hrr Ca come into my
'uam 49, I closed on, doot she gripped
I,th Uf my arms
What is wrunr'' sh, demanded Her
g ycs BOZ thrr fear were like thosr of
" ~ beast. trapped and struggling
rrhilp Amcs is dead said "fIe
ki. 90 himself
lln made po cutlery Sh" put her
han a. over her ewes I saw her ngur"
vEu. slightly Nly room was shadowy.
Z ht1 ru' lighted tho lights Her tears
were H,r own : thought did not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

Of their fellow creatures Tho men
who have dealt violently with thelr
fellows are those Vhoss equipment has
included deadly weapons The nations
that have the most 10 regret are those
whose army and myy has" involved
their chief thought ard consumed
much of their wealth
Now there ls conference" boz the
seat ~ government of fHe United
states 90 which tfs natons ~ mo
world may "coma clean and take
stand that will have great deal 10
DO with tho prevention ~ future sefi.
Gus wars This d. tho fIus fIr thr rn
plication ~ the acid test. lHd will not
b. misunderstood when frr measure u
participation iu the program 3D. flIlV
known by %, rank and Old. ~ nu
manlty.
Prayers become empty things ph'n
tho actions ~ nations lrd Individuals
lack IN conformity Time spent Boo
prayers o. wasted time when th' lives
n the petitioners nrc at variance win
the spirit % the petitions. Tho nations
u the world have babhir1 about their
intentions and their desires. their 90.
titud~s nm dfheir Ideals Tho test u
iimc-nll time. iA or hand 1nd the
sincerity. CO.. the back 0f .f NII B." re
yenl"d In The actions 40 fns present
conference.
The attitude o. Japan hls been DIS.
cuasod openly nud secretly Or has been
said that the territorial holding OF 'be
japanese empire are so lmIf,i as 20
create definite condition OF moon.
gruiiy when viewed Zoo connection with
Tho Industrial financial. commercial
and political dreams OF that govern.
mont. % ns matter of nrt This state.
ment De- Curro't. There remains ilt one
thing Tor the Flower K.ndgom' 10
d.. ana that unpu'uionahy il to 70
adjust iia vision ON O. basis Of rs
legitimate possibilities as nation.
over ambition unRodly ambition. Boz.
ordinate desires. were the rocks upon
which tho lmopral German empire shin.
wrecked GsrmHrga colossal error
should stand as warming 81 the most
powerful type through the remainder
Of time. Japan. when weighed Boz the
ight Of her true strength viii doubt.
less be- found less potent H. carry ont
any scheme 81 world domination. than
was Germany.
ENnlmtion 81 no spirit ~ righteous.
n"ss among the nations at M. world
must ultimately b. The answer 10 the
problem Of forwarding p.ucc aud good
VIII among the people without undue
regard for classes. races. and nation.
abiios. Whether shown hy japan. Rus.
Hin. China ca other power. America
viii boz found standing like stone wall
against tho spirit ~ oppression aud
the world is looking 10 the land over
which floats the stars aud stripes for
leadership in such matters
Now Is the time for demonstri ton
Of facts Boo which th, entire civilized
world is concerned II the nations
w1nt p'aro tho proposition Tor the cur.
tailmont ~ armament ls the mos, vital
avenue through which TO seek Il. rho
eyes of the entire world are turned on
To" conference in Washington. 4. =. 4.
May The disclosures from that point
D" such as 10 sustain and Inspire hone !
m all who are concerned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

NO community has ever had too
m1ny good roads. Potter county Is
nl''inF h'rF'H sIuuro ou this matter
~ highways. and will doubtless be-
AMONG the first TO further extend her
program ot sura,ng with the return
'' normal times The investments In
good roads by Potter county. tho state
ana tn" f"d"ul government. viii
doubtless serve a. sustain and forward
ihr Interest In such programs NOT
only in the Panhandle and Plains. bnt
Zoo adjoining states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
s0TICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous rereItion upon the
character. standing. OF reputation OF
any individual. firm. s-Incsrn or cor.
po'aiion. that rnay appear Ia the col
umns ~ The News. will 10 gladly cor
r-ctsd. when called TO the attention q
the editor. II In not The intention Of
this Newspaper 20 wrongfully uss. or
IMPURE ard individual. firm. concern or
corporation ana corrections vfp be
made where warranted AZ prominently
90 was the wrongfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
. . o . . = .
County Records
.%<%%>~~es~~%%%,
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
U,l Jacobs 10 L. -. Blood q al. $500:
30 feet out Of block las O. T. :. y. IN.
lott ~ ux, $3.50: bot g. block T. ANA.
rillo Heights Addition e.. r. Ware -
a.. % T.. L. Bennett 5000. part sp.2i
block 1872 q. 4 s. Addition: r. $. Also
brook. % uX. 20 q. \. Winmbcrlv. $500.
part section o.. block Q. T.. :. & r: l..
5. GIN. % ux. 10 John II Mnugan.
$1,000 lots "a part 9. block IS G. q S
Addition. ". r. Davis 60 l.. $. Gin. 81
al. lots 81 part .. block IS G. q S. ad.
dtion
Releases.
Thos. Curric o. H. $ Richey. 80 feet
out OF block 2il. plcmons Addition:
First State Bank 10 q. G. Roquemore.
's3. release judgment: Amarillo Lum-
Der Company 20 G. +. Renfroc. $1,000
lot s.. block IFS. Hughes Addition. n
u Boyles. e ux TO Fred Fowler. part
survey 22. block :. b. 5. & f.: Amarillo
Bank ard Trust Company % Pauline
tlttman. $500. several lots IN plttman
= Rogers Addition. Mrs : T. Croamer,
Fl vir 20 Il. W Brue. $1,000. lot I. $40.
;. block gs plcmons Addition.
Deeds ~ Trust
Anna Hmbe 90 O. " Wilungham.
'yiN2 lots ] 10 H. block 100. o T. Ad.
ition, +. &. Paxton. 81 ux. to Federal
land Bank. ssse9. part section 1876.
block p. r. $ & r.
Transfers.
q. ~ Wnllngham % J. J. Curria
'lls-. Dot ! 90 n. block los. .. +. "A.
dit.on. J. u. Russell % =. ". Lcfforgs
'2s2.55. part lot o block a.. Eakle Ad
iiiion A. Eberstadt 90 = T.. Crcamef
$500. Dot . Sl03. block a,. piemon,
addition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

while We may wait and haEclo. while
h1F wrangle and procrastinate. the
''.' remains that We are either retro.
tI'-'nE. OF progressing Amarillo is
our home. and % Is Therefore primarily
our business % relate ourselves pro,.
H'' win her welfare. Are We doing
MI lud f not. why nots
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

Now. look Tor those shivcry. ,ils,.ne.
irr'zinr stories about horrible biz.
Itd 900 Amarillo. or course 30 is mo-,
cold hut the suggestion or fros, nor.
no 'hc first Of November viii BE- used
ls hasi~ Tor wonderful v,,ib.-
stories about the conditions prevailing
on The Texas Plains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

Siill, things are fresh and green In
'h'" portion Of thc state and tho weather
anrmisr hay" given us several snow /,
just as many as they seemed ~
MINK We should have With u an There
h 20 F'nilcness ~ whether that De- plei..
ine boz tho extreme.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
FIRST ARREST MADE
IN MAIL THEFT CASE

NEW YpIgH So, The first ar
n'.t u connection WITH tfs hrliup -
obi. ml tru0f nc ruudNat and Leon
.rl streets October 90 ana tlo thafi
'i cash and sccmltiss valued M NOR,
ihln 81 .oIH.nuo. was fnlde tonight when
George hemanEe Be-. broker. WIS hello
90 Dnrfer 80 being implicated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

h''fa ne loy kiIL.rs are careful.
NiIiri'l0 a goinv " wax. un SON. day
i' no no distant future and frsi her.
''i IN Close proximity % one d the
gr'aief 90 fields ever known. Now.
"olian thar b. Just simply AWFUL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
s,nnn.i, oil WcnIher I ondilions.

r he atmospheric
disturbance note d
Yesterday over the
wiidl, Atlantic states
remains about sta.
tlouary West Of the
Mississippi river val
les the weather Is
generally clear and az
p1arcs somewhat
cooler. The precin.
ifIfIon is light and
confined mostly to
flr region ~ the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

The music clubs of Amarillo ar, do
're % great work in spreading 81 desire.
Tor th1t unequallcd art among ,ur pao-
n.e. They deserve high placement
mont among those who are doing
worthy work for the community.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

'''iing ready Cor che coolor weather
o. 20" "a iavorite ind.r sport Yes
p Hiil h' POSSIBLE 20 pun that old
.'rr'f ON and Use Il again This win.
'ei-tv W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

AMARILLO b. in line for everything
'.'i ia good for the entire community
come on with your plans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and yIcHy: Thursday fair.
Wlfmer.
West Texas Thursday fair, warmer
on OH. Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
W. u. HOwREN, ENGINEER.

Municipal Engineering. Reinforced
Concrete Designing and Construction.
Water Works Systems. Sewer. and
sewage Disposal Plants.
Room 30 Fuuua Bldg. Phone ,7ls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

REWARD OF THE RIGHT
EOUS:-Mark the perfect
man, and behold the upright;
for the end Of that man "
peace.-Psalm 37:37.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
J. F. BROMERT, D. C..

Amariilo's original chr opractor. Es-
tablished four years. Complete X-Ray
Service. Phone l02S-2030 Eakle
Building. Sixth and Polk Streets,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-10
FOR sALE-kANsAs FARMs.

FOR SALE-1G0 acres fine level wheat
land in Gray Co, miles to Pierceville,
10 mi. to Garden City, Az mi. to paved
road, 100 acres in winter wheat, u goes
with sale, delivered at elevator; wheat made
81 bu. acre this season. Price 5000 Mtg.
81 500; $50 8 years; want cash. Furnan
Real Estate, 106 West sth.
FOR SALE-160 acres improved dairy farm
% miles west of Topeka, all good land,
so acres alfalfa, lots of hay land, good
house, large barns and NOV room, plenty
water, property in first class condition
Price S14. coo. Want S.. 009 cash. Furman's
Real Estate, Jog West Sth.
FOR SALE-1G0 acres fine level land in
Logan Co, near Winona. 40 acres in
wheat, looks fine with heavy wet snow.
Price SO per acre; viii carry back $1,000 I;
consider some trade Furman Real Estate,
1O6 West Sth
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