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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
SHERIFF SALE.
SHERIFF SALE.
MRS. ROSA MULLER, WIFE OF
DEkAS LANDRY
w. Ne. 6l56

DR.. J. F. GARRET.
10TH Judicial Distict Court, State q
Lsuisiana, Parish Of iberia.
Notice = hereby given that By virtnt
Of IN order Of Fieri Facias iaoed sst u
the above snttled and numbered ssuss
and 70 ne directed, I. P. A. LaaAsy,
shsrix, daily swsrn and qualified in and
for fhe Parish Of iberia, La, have ssissd
and viii sffer for sale and Will sell q
Public Auction FOR CASH r. the last
and highest bidder, at the Sseat door oi
the Court House, in the City Of New he
ria, La, between legal sale 1esrs on
Saturday, November 10Th, 1921,
the following described property te-wit
A certain lot Of ground and inpfe
msnts, situated in ne City Of New Ioe
rim, iberia Parish, State Of Losisia
measuring dfty feet front, - ths Nosta-
sast side q ST. pstsr st. By adspth be-
wssa parallel lines Of 100 feet; bosnAsd
Northwest y property Of hsizs u rslix
Leblanc y assigns, NortAsast b prop
sssy q vietse Erath q assiGns, Ssuthsast
- property a Mr.. Ssuliss = assigns.
and SossAwsst By 81. Peter Street.
Ts psy and satisfy he sun II Three
Hundged DoIlasD Win eight ~ cent. In
tsssot ~ aanum fse0 Apen 9Th, 1901
until 'paid. witA TN pr esnk attorneys
Ssss q Ne peineipal snd int6rsst and
~ eest u thsss pfocssdiness
01ven elIdAlly - ~ ~ y oetsess
q. d. 1S11.
!. y Landry, shaik
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
TRESPASS NOTICE.

November 18th, 1921.
Notice is given that hunting or tres
passing on the lands Of the following
property owners comprising about $500
acres in the 5th and 9th Wards of Iberia
Parish 10 positively forbidden. Those
who disregard this notice will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law.
MRS. ALBERT LANDRY.
ULYSSES LANDRY.
LEON LANDRY,
p. r. LANDRY,
ASHLY TRAHAN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
REGISTERED JERSEY BULL
CALVES FOR SALE.

To make barn room for the
winter, l am offering for sale
several sons of my famous Hood
Farm Bull that is string heifers
giving 40 lbs. milk per day.
These bull calves are from very
high producing and registered
of merit cows. Price $1,000
up. This is an opportunity you
may not have soon to purchase
a celebrated registered bull.
Your inspection is requested.
LOUIS PESSON,
Route No. 3 New Iberia, La.
11-5-1m.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26

WANTED-Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors for
the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full line
for men, women, and children. Elimi-
mates darning. We pay 75c an hour
spare time, or $4,000 week for full
time. Experience unnecessary. Write
International Stocking Mills, Norris
town, Pa. 1O-15-10t.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
NO HUNTING OR TREsPAss1NG.

November 18th, 1921.
Notice is given that any one found
hunting or trespassing upon my prop
erty in the I'd Ward of Iberia Parish will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. No exceptions to any one.
NORA ROMERO.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
NOTICE TO FISCAL AGENCY BIDS.

NOTICE TO FISCAL AGENCY BIDS
Notice 10 hereby given that the Iberia
Parish School Board will On Monday,
December sth, 1921, At II o'clsck A. NJ,
receive and opsa sealed bids from such
banks located in this Pariah - desire "a
BE nanel fiscal agent Of this body, under
Ne tsrns Of Act EOS Of 1917. All bids
must ~ addressed 70 IT, 9. Porter, Sec
retary, New iberia, La" and be marked
% tAs outside Of the sealed snvelop
Scaled lid for Fiscal Agent and b
IN the hands Of the Secretary not later
than eleven o'clock A. NJ, Dscsnbsr 5th,
1871.
J. E. vERRET, President.
L. G, PORTER, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
666 cures Chills and Fever.

FOR SALE-A lot of new
lumber never used. Will sell
cheap for cash only. E. P.
Folse Box Factory.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26

Frances Ferns Majesty No,
l65997, champion Jersey Bull,
Lafayette Fair offers his services
to increase milk and butteF pro.
duction, it cost no more to raise a
good calf than a scrub; so why
not breed to the best.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
u. II. IAIIlANDE.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

For sale an ideal tract of fer
tile land, well drained, compris-
ing 800 acres about six miles
East of New Iberia. 4 good
tenant houses, etc. Any one in
terested should get in touch
with the undersigned before a
lease is closed for the next crop.
MURRAY & FISHER.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-11-26
NOTICE.

The next examination of applicants fol-
teachers certificates will be held Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Novembs,
%, % and 80, (white) a. the office Of
the Parish Superintendent, Masonic
Building, New Iberia, La, at 9 A. NJ;
and Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
December /, 2 and 3, (colorsd) at the
New Iberia Colored School at 9 A. N.
L. G. PORTER, Supt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06
Near Riot Disfurbs
Sunday Quiet of
Reservation TosOn

Chiloquin Is reported to have been
% wide open town Saturday nigh,
and Justice OF the Peace A. C.
Gienger had his time well occupied
trying to queil an incipicnt riot tha,
arose when the wet goods" took
hold upon the motley crowd OF
Mexicans. swedes and others who
INDUCED too freely In the moon.
shine
Feeling that tho situation was
fast reaching tho point where he
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

could not hold the reins OF author.
ity without assistance. Geinger teie.
phoncd to Sheriff Low here about 8
o'clock for advice and reinforce
ments. The advice given to tho
officer was to 70 ahead. arrest all
violators and turn them over TO
Indian Agent West and to deputire
the whole town to accomplish his
purpose, II necessary.
Acting quickly upon Sheriff Lows
advice. Gienger pressed into service
five deputies and taking concerted
action. n Southern Pacific stock car
was loaded with tho catch and they
were confined there until tho In
dian agent camo and took them
over TO tho agency.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06
Columbia Flood
Still on; $4,000
Z Last Crop Damage

PORTLAND. June 6.-Flood wa
ters. seeping through gopher holes,
last night inundated valuable gar
den tract at Hood River causing a
$4,000 loss. The Columbia rivers
stage here today, by weather bur
can forecast, Is 22.9 feet, against
24.7 Thursday. Upper Columbia riy-
or points reported sharp rise, We
natchee reporting IL feet. The
Snake is up LIZ feet at Lewiston TO
the rs foot stage. which would bring
the water to Front street here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06
FOR RENT-Room with bath, 22s
Eighth street. one block from Main
gentleman preferred. Pohne 2tbM.
ell

Wall peper at the right price. II
we haven't what you want. We can
get II In IS hours.
Just arrived. fresh stock OF mixed
paint at $3.50 and up.
We will mix for you lead and oil,
s3.75 per gal. The best by test.
w. Il. 4 J. E. PATTERSON,
1877 +th st. Phone ls6W., or res.
531R. So
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06
BARGAINS IN USED CARS
1917 FORD
1918 Mitchell

New Overland roadster 1915.
Exceptionally good terms on all Of
above.
Ask for Bratcher. at Ewauna Mo-
tor Co., 1913 8. 4th St.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

To the Public:
Having purchased the interest OF
Mr.. Bradley In the Bradley Evans
Shoe Co.. will from this date be sole
owner OF the business. which will be
known IA The Evans Shoe Co. Shoes
and shoe repairing. All those knowing
themselves to be indebted to the
Bradley-Evans Shoe Co, please call
and settle their accounts with The
Evans Shoe Co.
6-S FRANK l.. EVANS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

FOR HIRE-Large and small cars,
Phone 1855. 8
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

THIS picture
Of tho French
champion Snd
his war dog
Flip was taken
sspc cially for
The Herald ON
heir arrival In
Scw York TO
rain for Car
.enticr's fight
.sssl,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06
| NEW TODAY |
Call 1s5 for your taxi.

Irish entertainment and dance by
Ladies OF Mooseheart Legion tonight.
&C.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

Herald classified ads pay you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

WANTED - Waitress for camp work
S65 and board. Inquire Parks I'm
lon Taxi Co. 6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

The Owl Cafe will serve a Mer-
chants Lunch from 1880 to $500
o'clock each day for soc. s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

A good bed and a good bath, at Co,
lonial Rooms, llth, near Main.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

FOR SALE-Good alfalfa hay. Sl2
per ton. Old Walton ranch, Y mile
south OF Altamont corners. Frank
Mooriand, Phone 240W. i126 East
Street. 6-7'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

Carpets and rugs cleaned to your
satisfaction. VIM. Lush. Phone l90w.
Az
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

Twenty-dollar five-ounce flyrod. three
tips. Ten dollars. Also good lot new
flies at sacrifice. Box F. Herald Of
flee. Sc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

FOR SALE-Maxwell touring car In
Al condition. Inquire Reed Auto
Supply Co. 6tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-06

TO RENT - 10 room furnished
home for two months while owner
goes on a vacation. No children. 234
So. Riverside. 80 60
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06

=s
N.n Ma AoF.is Tx.zz1sk 70 Big
Srn1es tRcE Ar5es. SeSs- O. S0-
-ay.
Nm I'll B:x.aH aAd danghAn
A:a a1d A56.e q Sos,s P.asse, vAo
sAys bee7 vAl@g ., ,h< CAAse and
Asn.soa AoAe, fesX1sd = Sssta
Pa:.< SEs6ay.
NJ. Jae. GiarI os Co.odAnd, Kas-.
sp<ss Saturday Az Sunday n Big
SpxE9s, Yse0Nag 70 lis hone On
SHGsy-
pAry vas g.ves fer Joe Wetton
.: he sc<ve.ao, hoE< on rhussday
eva2H.
Masses LA AID A.b<l Heller, Who
have bses spending heir Christmas
hei1:sys .: TER hone a PlesH,
S<hr. returning 70 Big SpRmSs Ssn-
day ed Started TEACHING 00o6ay.
Mr. c. a. CAAse g.. ard see ChAs-
r<nst te Big SpFngY freE B.ule
o. Sunday nenn4.
Mr. sd AFA IAeaas Ps1tH, vAo
aavs Asea visiting n Big SW1gs v:rA
r<la:yss tAe pAss week rv.Wned 70
rs<1 home a .t4 easse1E PAY. Of Tie
s-s4 Ass HHseay.
A DafV ~ giysa u lie A1vm
HkR1 scEe .Ass ve<k fer lie se;xA-
hers, Ard qE.e . fev vxfx pfssert
Al reported . vssy god 6De-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06
rH9 CO00S TO PUSn

Evay maa uAs kssps . s.1es now
sdaJs d advertised, vtSsAz1 he ad-
vsrtises hmseh - nSk Coasequeat3y
u2y stoFskss1O n.st - inss1ss1sd
m advertising. n Aaksss of scores
M tie things 80 right hsss IN Jules
burg advertise fAea far DE- he0<
ReTchants0n1e eve1 their names. h
is tue, bst ttsy s4veStiss and tie
pubic, knovng thes advertised sFt-
el4s always are ssl1 IN good ssoees,
naturally g int good stores When
seeking . bssndsd and sdvsFtisSd pro-
duet.
Thsss nasulsesDsr. vho stvsstiss
Iut up god UsAsets. teo. II hey
didn't ths sdvsststAG voold fail This
product usually H. best of its kind
. Be had, b sdvsstissd - stimulate
IL daAIeT's Svn aAividual tYade. A
demand 10 ssssted by ths maker s.d
~ gods sss patly sod fren he
nsosst Tie 1sal1 has plaesd his
ordss. You % - . store fes sep.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06
FICTITIOUS VALUES

We are not acquainted with any
special cases around JulesburH in
which fictitious price has been fixed
Tor farm prop&fty - . result Of tbs
war, but from our exchanges We learn
that = lot Of communities are suf-
feTinS from such . condition. And,
too. millions Of dollars are going to
- lost by people who've paid fancy
prices for farming land in many Sec
ton Of the country.
This came about through the pu1-
chase Of Land At $3.50 Ind 500 an sers
vhea wheat was bringing $2.20 q
better and corn e. To-day corn IL
around 60c . bushal and wheat is
below $2, and farmers predict it will
not 80 back to the higher level. So
The man who bought the high-prieed
land must Iose money II Be raises
low-priced crops. That stands to rea-
son Some Of them, Of course, will
b able to 70 farm their land as to
get out from under. bat in . major
lty OF instances they will suffer q
ttensodous loss for the chances are
the land cannot be disposed Of at
anything like the price the present
owner paid for It.
For that reason, and to save the
other land-ownefs Of this country
millions Of dollars, anything in the
way Of legislation looking to the re-
lief Of the farming class IL to be en-
couraged. We may hear arguments
to the contrary from capitalists Of this
country and taxpayers in our larger
cities. but in our rural communities
there should be no division Of opinion
along this line. For serious results
may be looked for il . sudden slump
comes in the price Of farming lands,
and that slump would undoubtedly
be felt in every section Of this coun-
try.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06

Mr.. Orrss Is reported 70 - o. H.
siek list thS week
HasAn Drake 0Ae b1sinsas t1D
70 SenaAge last veek
M. Lynn Asaiae ~ 0nAsy
Eight for JulssAssE. where he VII
SDead . Usek With hi ulster, hs1osp
esiAG - = his hs0e n LinGie, ~.
NJ. Russell Ande1.oa, Who has hsea
II 1exA Tie past week. rseunsd hone
lAss Wednesday.
Nh SAesHAn of Venaneo. vas .
basineas t1ansaeto1 hese last vssk.
Joe westsa lefs SuBday night for
Kes1ney. vhefs he i attending sehool.
41. 1ohe1, BiShaM Of Nosth Plstte,
spent Saturday and Sunday visA
freHds and relatives in Big SpTineo
4Y. and Nh. John PlpFs, vho have
hssn spesaiAg tie Aslilays st Coed,
Fseunsd Aeoe Saturday.
M PaRi EDpsFssn u ys3essWS.
V1s . visitor in Big Springs Sunday
Wsaiag.
4 Nev Yes1's party vas sives for
0ias 4aAsl AauseS q Ae1 homs Fn-
day evening. All reported . vssy
p1eAsalt tine.
4 -hvs hu.Assa" easd Dssty vss
givsA q tAs home a EaI, Bppe1soD
On Wednesday evening. A large
aovd attended and all repefted . vssy
nice tin.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06

Az yes AK seT . s<aac -.e sss.
acssr2.sc- !. a :sA aEH vsy vs.s
.-..Ye-a II S-x<f -Aag|ysS Ecv
xS= .srI.XS A-T<rEAcg. AAE Gov
"a. z.@aA c<J U<fx go: -s< A--
ssr-kxS SS@c s4se S1rpse Gag
ASs-
A-T<Y-a:1 -Ak<s Be.g eaaJ.
T.S -sreA-- G.c1a -sI A.. -
xSc1s Ia * 1><a.. .Ave 70 ak
81 aeysr-s<c ;-:Sr.A a.S se Sues
z. ~s< HEA exS-A-.-.G Tee. z<Y.A
10 re c@s-SHe@ Al - - q :. q
:axs re Sft<1 ko4 .. advertised Az
e<, vYsS - re go<.es az g. .s4
A1.<J !. ZEE eaai 8ysve1
ThA: beng :hH case. .k<se akSzH
n1e s< . Ee1eAaxs 4 Al tbs !a.6
- keA2E1><G ~ . sYY5k ,kA4 AE-
yer-s..s es<sS': pay- For he q A.
g1;.G agsias. lie nAk<Ss If .he vs.y
goods ke las ypDe k;s shIsves-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06
BIG SPRINGS NEWS

Miss Tillie Nauser Of venaneo,
spent the Christmas holidays with Nr.
and Mn. Wilbur Everett She re-
turned To venanGo again on Monday
Mr.. and Nm. Fred FusseIl returned
home from Geneva, where they spent
their holidays.
Gertrude Houston returned Monday
morning from Miller. Nebr, where
she spent Christmas with her relatives
and friends.
Miss Ella Drake returned last week
from the hospital IN Denver, where
dieitiS.
Big Springs defeated Lodge Pole
New Years evening here At the Wat
sFmsn hall. The score was 10 to IL.
Henry Skogland returned from
0tronsbWg last Wednesday night.
4iss Katherine Gingrieh returned
home from Littleton last Friday night.
Opal Douglas Of Brule, who is going
70 high school here, il moving from
Ar. Charles FoTd's home to Professor
Roots home.
Ruth Steward returned from Denver
Saturday evening. where she visited
tie Baldwin home.
Mr.. Wilbur Everett left for Central
! City Sunday evening, where he will
visit his relatives.
A masqusrade dance was given 1t
tie Waterman hall Saturday night.
The best masked lady was Anna
Brown, who received . five pound box
Of candy and the best masked boy was
Renod Perry, receiving . box Of ci-
gaHS.
Ernest Cornell 10 visiting relatives
here from North Platte.
Harry Smith formerly teacher Of
Cotton Wood Corner, now carrying
mail for the government, dropped
down in his plane and visited friends
south Of the river.
Henry Waterman made . business
trip to North Platte one day last week.
Miss Bessie and Rohan Hoover re-
turned to Kearney State Normal Sat
urday, after visiting parents and
friends here.
A party was given for Clyde Engle
1t the VIII Engle home last Wednes-
day night. Nearly all the high school
pupils were present and very good
time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Earl Normand Of Venango, was
in Big Springs Monday.
Mr.. Bill Wilder made business trip
to Grant Thursday.
Miss Veiva Dorm, who is attending
school in Denver returned to that place
Sunday evening.
Miss Evelyn Carlstrom returned to
Big Springs from Julesburg Sunday
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06

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AAG< -.k cEr-@EEA.sss & VIC.
-<E are =. re :s-rs.s v1c-1
L IL eye ot AEeTac1 -.sJ are J1st
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AZ: o>sJ t,91 re s..e--a of Ez1ss-
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graz .s.t-inDos@. carly ot p.u"--
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reaxA,y Hsce.1As-
L. sf5<1 70 save :.@se eHcre.
e.Xn. gYsA: AHsTrAc of1zEA-lo>S
have .a,5ec ta1e-s<Y =. re EsRgr<A1
E<l.<f Co..-L a.: Ez.e 11p1A-C 20
.se AHesscA. ,<or< 1hs orI1SxA-
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AE<x.xA. Re: Crsz -.e AE~EA.
ReS<S Aae.2s-1-.1c- "a K.ge.s q
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A HaxAE HssvW = zA.xeal cAa9-
EG Hs<HR SUx<RJ Il she E,R-
or Er1Rkl Z Laaa . -1eAAuR.
III eaaK-J II ~ ERoS<Ae Re-
LEI CoU<L 3 san4 a&aRsslFsE -
. Dsiiey :Ase yEsv<na ps19R-1sSna
and ,ia: 3sve:s1s seS hai3- EvUy
AA11ieax 8ssla1 esa15StsE q -
starving eA13sse favs S1ii krz
Es1opaas sources - eAas. tos4. rsa.,
EGh1 Aas4 s1A t1AS3ps:s<eA III
tkFse dollars is % exp<n6At tAas II
VII give eae did oAe fsr neal LAY
for oae month 1e. A.eT,ea. d1i-
ls1s yin ess5y . ehik ur:l n<x: ka1-
vest.
A eAsek u Prankiin < Lce, q
Deoedwsy. n. Y, ;s the lie VIZ
ssEt for . European child They ars
not Aneries's children. Tie hiSfes:
court Of justice in :he world would
not ssy that it Is our obligation 70
feed them. Americas task is carried
forward On . nobleT spirit than that
Of justiee-it il mercy.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06
BLAMING n on TIE vAx

+ kAs gYvUE - - . kAbls vr.h
Do4 Dss11s T. hlsA4 I'll ii 0W us
- thS vss. We ha5s 7wts . fsv
ejesssas S,gA: n JSssse,1g VIZ have
baDsaS sI1AeA1 - ts2s Aabct 1Asy
DslDe q tAs kGt pres II esaI saA
- II Vas hskssss ~ gSvssLHOe
oE5saAsa1 ~ ~ sss!1saAs - 4UmG
- var thsJ ksvsn'. sesE sssazglse
- L10te1 u aagtheT sLas aad yss-
h has1 sAse H. - - - sa2ss1
- niasss ~ tkss - can ssn
u - Ioy - ssoeA - - sssns1 n
t0ss lsys hszsss ths VA. sn1 list
- h, tAssszo6s, nSt inehAAd 70 4G
- DsGh eel - h usS1 ~. AlxfSlS
- vfu Aseisss ia. aes1 10 -
basoass eeh-sssssgs psgpie sseeksd
- - hssviiy duEiag tAs ves, saA
1oad sd high pr'ess shsSsA vh<fs
ss1aIs-ssising has been Impossible
tWhg tha iast f<vysas1 hist thsy
lsot want u ge. haek - Dss-vsS
DsiesA
AAseAss viii tell yea thst the psn-
- hsys basn, - . WhAle, too care
kD y p9yviAing themselves WITH tAe
nsesssiflss II life, like fesA and fsel,
- hsvs hssa ~ nneA seesDisd n
Dsying fer tAe Injuries of Ins, hks
o90s0e1ilss. Thst, III eSu1Ss, u not
yua, thouGh he YolA By some for
HxsRiso hos Ifsvsatsd he sulpay II
- eseeeeassss - sth0S. We ~
IL 1sDsDdsnt, enc upea s1ethss. sAd
~ 0aGt lsasA = strike . bsetr lsvel
boeUo0 Asesasa1iss sed l1x11ise-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06
TB N PATENT

Whaa yeE - 70 . e:seW, . tAaa.rs
q asy r,aae vAe1e . esvUd = saw
iaG 70 "a. s4Eisgsea, yoa take ysur
rlaes "A Ens sAA patea43y v.ie untl
yoa sss - 70 tie main saennee. You
doat fra sheg: The siae tia. d being
eonssnsd, snA yss kssI Jour temper
A1d ys& 1less ySs M far dh-
fosnt ffsa tie sverige ejtisen. Il
yos senst - esu ssasoae b. tak-
pAses sni isat 81 IL sunbsr within
. saesad q to yvsfs aaGsy and
yass = give IL te3sDaeoe opRxsor
g Disee of ysw nnA" Haven't
y0o nstiesd 4? And haveat you
bo<3eed ths4 H. vssy people vho can
Staad Deoavsa5aaeo in Ao0s any ether
form, esn't ho1d tAeis temper when
thsyfe tyinG - eet senssooe BY
pAses! Certainly yoa hsve, aAd ve
dare ssy you've been guilty Of the
ssAe sfHsaoe.
Hsybs its just . tz.it Of human
nstu1s-but st ths4 it's . bod one.
For ths tsasDbons opssakoT would
much sooner give Jon Jour number
quickly and take chances on getting .
moments rest than she would in hold
ing you on the line and having 70 lis
ten 70 sharp words o. abuse. We've
started in on . new year now, and IT'S
2 good hng while TO the end Of Il.
Why vouhnt It Be . good Nea to
resolve. even 1t this late date, 10
ny and Be just - patient with the
telephone operstoes during the bal
snee Of the year - We are WHEN We
are in line st . circus or . movie
shsvs
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06

Boz ksang svesy-kAg tke:'s
vYssx % ta4 vaS i . Ais:AxE- Tk<
var ksysgA sls9 eaaAgs1 eeetstSGs.
II esS5sA, bss = . vsy 4 brSzgs:
ssE4 b-As9aeA We've hsA SAesa,
ss1 Ne AAd tna nonHy 70 by w..k-
1he sslgs1oo - = - kser r.EI
- vssk, 1ssy& absss t1< var -
qsxkly - Deass. snA Do tAs h<s.
yvu eaA - na0 yoS5 community
afySr6 70 ax svsA sssse1 p1G:1n ia.
i vas before ~ var.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06
A THOUGHT FOR ALL

Time has healed most Of the wounds
Of the war. In the United States the
scars have almost vanished. But in
Central and Eastern Europe q great
open war wound remains. Its suffer
ers are little children-children Of var
Allies and Of war enemies, Catholic
and Protestant, Jew and Gentile-but
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
lllsS u ll(N,S

Ellis Parker Butler was nov right
when he wrote Pigs is Pigs" They
amt They AZ" hogs if one waits
long enough More than that thoy
ar" money of they are let grow into
the right kind uf hogs. that Is tat
hogs
OF course pigs is pigs il they are
ill bred and scrubs. and they do not
represent much profit. for 1t is hard
to feed out I'm n pig or hog what has
not been bred into him
This matter nj PIGS ~ eat IN" lo2l
corn crop in l922 is pulling Il lot
of folks. II is pu2zlinc the corn belt
corn grower who is taking u chanc"
ON cattle. and who made good money
"a, Of his hogs last spring. summer
and fail. and who can feed tu th"m
next spring and summer with m"
prospects of profit The thins that
puzzles tn" corn bolt hog feeder /,
~" problem of where h" is ~ got
~'nck"r hogs fnr his 1922 fnnding
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
uh','" tAHNEltS USING:
TiiE OKLAHOMA PLAN

More than 100000 farmers in
mu"t""n state are now members of
NOR" that fi'ty-iiy' comparative
marketing associations urgani7,G oI
organizing ON th" "Oklahuma I.rn "
II has been stated Uy authorizes of
IA" Oklahoma Cotton Growers tsso-
'iail"u. Tia, vain" of farm products
marketed under This plan is said to
"\c""d tuui hnudr"d million dollars.
Th'i ''' Oklahoma plan" is sound
workable M has M approval of
III" folk vito itt, mor., 20 .uan.
Is being demonstrated 'his year by
tn" Oklahn cotton Growers aysu-
"ihtlon oklahoma hank hay, al
ready loaned IN" cotton associltion
NOR" than Two ana half million
dnllars In addition Ih'. a--uria-
Iuu has s',u'rd ana !. Tow sing
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
DIRANT CHAMBER OF 60,

County Farm Nrcni
Durant. Okla.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-11
,nt<lN ,OrTO< t,l<\l\S~
n OE TtlOSE l.N~r NE\l,

Ouwm"tc" figures, Bryan County
uld rinurd ,iG3 bales Of ,9gl cot
ION NJ tu O,tubr, Is. ur approximate
~ rlrht per cent ot the Ginpinrs
iut thu sam" period of last year
bales -Four times ~ much as was
rlun"d last year and Lincoln county
l. second with l7,Nl3. or unc-third
NOR" than for the sam" time last
year The state az II whole shows
M thi year with 352,312 bales as
against 377.3l2 for the same time
last year