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The border vidette., 1921-01-29
ARIZONA AssEssORs FACE HARD
 PROBLEMS.

Phoenix, Jan.-How to make Arizoua's income and outgo bal ance without boosting taxes to 8 officials and county assessors much concern, as was brought out at a meeting of the state tax commission and the county as- sessors here just after the new state administration took office.
 The three great industries of Arizona. mining, agriculture and livestock raising from which Arizona has derived most of it's tax revenue, have been suffer- ing extreme depression. Other industries and businesses have also suffered in the general re- adjustment.
 Assessors, having been warn ed against reducing assessments on any class of property and thereby placing heavier burdens on the rest, are nevertheless faced with what appears to them the fact that many industrial holdings actually are worth less than last year, and therefore. will make strong bids for reduc- tion of assessments. If general reductions were granted, the tax rate would have to be raised correspondingly or the state ex- pense reduced far below the 1920 figure.
 State officials already have been pondering over the 1921 budget and trimming it down. They consider they have pruned it bout as severely as possible, but the total is understood to be- we'll over $4,OOO,OOO; in fact, to be- larger than the 1920 figures.
The border vidette., 1921-01-29

Chandler Armour interests to finance move to place cows on valley farms.
 Tom mbstone-The Cochise crop valuation for past year totaled $822, 27O.
 Nogales-15 carloads of Mex ican cattle enter through local port.
 Tucson-Local forest office expects approximately $50 appli- cations for grazing permits.
 Superior-Constr of high way connecting Superior and Miami being rushed.
 Duncan - $45, $50 contract awarded for reconstruction of Union High School building.
 Verde-Local rock salt deposit giving promise of bringing new industry to valley.
 Douglas $1O,OOo concrete dam erected on Chiricahuas mountain ranch.
 Globe Becoming Center of big asbestos industry.
The border vidette., 1921-01-29
THE FRIEND

A friend is the person who is for you always, under any sus- picion.
 When charges are made against you he does not ask for proof He asks the accuser to clear out.
 He likes you just as you are. He does not want to alter you.
 He likes your moods and enjoys your pessismism as much as your optimism.
 He likes your success. And your failures endear you to him more.
 He is better than a lover be- cause he is never jealous.
 He wants nothing from you except that you be yourself.
 He is the one being with whom you can utter your heart, it's badness and it's goodness.
 You don't have to be careful.
 Frienship' is the most admir- able amazing and rare article among human beings. Anybody may stand by you when you are right; a friend stands by you when you are wrong.-Contributed by R. H.. Schafer, Master Mechanic, from Nacona News.
The border vidette., 1921-01-29
PLANT A GARDEN

Some of the citizens of Pata- gonia have already begun mak- ing preparations for spring gar dening. The weather for the most part the psstweek has been warm and spring like, and it is feared that the fruit trees will bloom little to early. Every owner of a lot or parcel of land in this com munity should endeavor to plant garden and raise vegetables for their own use. It is not too early now to begin blowing or spading up the garden plot. And every owner of good we'll and wind mill should be especially active this year.-Patagonian.
The border vidette., 1921-01-29

Phoenix. Jan.--The profession of engineering in all branches would be thoroughly regulated by bill presented in the house today by I. F. Fraizer, repre- sentative from Santa Cruz and former division of the state high way departed. The dean of the college of engineering at the university would serve as ex off, cio membe of the board of ex- aminers, of which the governor would name six engineers of standing. The measure has the endorsement of all chapters of the American Society of Engi- neers in this state and effects 1900 assayers and engineers.
The border vidette., 1921-01-29

A custodian should likewise be appointed for the Tumacacori MisSiOu, which is threatened
 with destruction by those who have from time to time dug up it's floor and undermined it's foundations in search of gold and silver, which, according to tradition, was buried there by the Spanish priests. About S4OO
 was therefore made available each year for the care of this ] monument, which is wholly in sufficient to prevent even the damage caused by the elements. Unless an ample appropriation is made this mission. founded about 173O by Father Kino. will fall into complete ruin. Over 5000 visitors inspected this an cient mission last year, but the
 national park service has been
 in such straits for funds that $500 was accepted as contribu tion from the Nogales Chamber of Commerce to aid in it's tenn
 porary improvement.
 The 2OOO acres included with
 in the Saguaro national monu- ! ment between Phoenix aud Tenn pc should be resurveyed and the boundary lines esta blished by cement posts. Branch roads should be built from the state highway SO as to make this no 1 nument more accessible to visit ! ors. Ia apassing I might say that | & very interesting publication describing the needs of this mon- | ument has just been issued by ! the national park service. Tn the estimates $350O was included for the construction of | 8 bridge across the Rio Puerco
 near Adamana to provide access to the petrifed forest national
 monument.
 "This river is often impass-
 able because of flood conditions
 and qufcksands and many visit orS are thereby prevented from 1 leaving the railroad station after
 making a long journey to see
 this forest which has turned to stone.
 There remains much work to l be done in improving the roads
 and a salaried custodian should
 be appointed to prevent depre-
 dations. Last year over 3O,OOO people visited this monument
 and during the height of the
 season it is estimated that from
 one to two tons of petrified wood
 was carried away each day by
 these tourists, which the park
 service was powerless to pre-
 vent"
The border vidette., 1921-01-29

Phoenix, Jan.-The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co., has filed an application with the Arizona corporation commits sion for au increase in it's toll rate of II 57 per cent. The con- pauy holds that such an increase would produce $35,OOO year additional revenue within the state. This amount, however the company claims, will not meet it's indebtedness. It asks in the application that the rate on long distance service become effective February 21.
The border vidette., 1921-01-29

Phoenix, Jan. - The lower house of the Arizona legislature, in committee of the whole, has recommended for the passage the bill for the relief of Mrs. Nellie Spangler, of Tempe, whose husband. c. M. Spangler, the town marshal, was killed by Mexicans bandits recently. The bill provides for au appropria- tiou of 5000 and for a trusteeship for it.
The border vidette., 1921-01-29
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.
(January 24, 1921.)

ClOS0O. hSGlmaU6Q G0aC dOOuC 20OO persons were throw out of work.
 Virgin river will be damed near Littlefeld to supply water for irrigation and power plant.
 Phoenix - Arizona planning survey of state lands along Colo rado River for big irrigation project.
 Tom bstone - Construction Of new section of road near Apache Power plant started.
 Stafford awarded for construction of I. O. O. F. home.
 Phoenix-Plans for shipment of valley cotton via Los Angeles and Panama canal launched.
 Yuma valley farmers to organ ize farm bureau.
 Phoenix Banks throughout state report general improve mente in local conditions.
 Phoenix Gov. Campbell urges abolition of obsolete departments of state and Improvements of present laws.
 Prescott-Development of the Black Canyon mining claims to start February 1st.
 Somerton-Southwest Cotton Co.,, resumes buying of cotton at contract price of 60 cents per lb.
 Bisbee-Warren District Busi- ness Mems Assn. launch active cooperation campaign.
 Yuma - Local lumber men o.1hota rtiaI vodnOfior in building materials. Holbrook-Loca1 field to get additional drilling rig. Installa ton of electric lights completed.
 Phoenix = $2OO, GOO. work of highway bonds ordered sold inn mediately.
 Miami-Bank of Miami in- creases capital stock from $25,- GOO to $5O,OOO.
 Bisbee-C. & A. Company sinking shaft from 1900 to 23OO feet level
 l Chandler-Work on installa- ton of lights in new section under way. Phoenix-Shipments of Ariz- ona grapefruit to San Francisco ma rkeG continuing. 1 Globe City organizes business i mems club. Benson becomes scene of ac, | tivity with construction of Apa- | che Powder plant. Erection of $2O,O0O hotel planned.
 Dragoon-2OOO,O ,OOO pounds of machinery enroute for marble quarry. / San Carlos--1O, ,OOo wild horses | reported roaming range of San Carlos Indian reservation Phoenix Hydro electric power ! development costing hundreds of thousands of dollars planned for surrounding district. Benson-Constr of brick manufacturing plant practically assured. -.
 Holbrook's new water and sewage plant to cost approxi- mately $135, ,OOO.
 Phoenix-192O exports and imports through 3 custom ports 1 show com bined valuation of $48, 58O, $50.
 Holbrook-Holbro Oil Com pany completes plant for deep drilling. Constant oil shoWings reported in Zuni Oil Company's s we'll.
 Oatman-Tom Rend and Unit ed Eastern mines operating at full capacity.
 Clemanceau-Ships carload of bees to Olive, California.
 San Carlos-Actual construc- tion of bridge across Gila River under way.
 Phoenix and Florence to stay on route of Bankhead highway.
 Twin es-Milwaukee cap italists to install large plant and develop Garnet King Mining group.
 Parker-Bottom Holding Com pany installing new machinery at mine.
 Wenden-1OOO boiler and other machinery being installed at Ranier mine.
 Miami-Van Dyke Copper Com pany resumes operations after shutdown of ? months.
 Stafford d-Business men plan sewerage system costing $2, 500
 Tom bstone-Regular shipments of commercial ore going forward from Woods property.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29
Vanhuss-Winsted.

A September wedding Of interest
here was that Of Miss Anna Belle
Vanhuss. the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr. A II Vanhu-s, Of this city and
Mr. William Winsied. Of Kirksville
The marriage came as surprise
20 friends Of the contracting parties,
none Of whom were aware that such
intentions were being considered.
The bride wore a lovely suit Of
blue ,ricotine with hA; 20 match.
The ceremony being performed by
one Of the local pastors Of Jellico,
Tenn.
Mr. Winsted was one Of Lancas-
tcr's most popular young ladies. hay-
,ng been one Of the operators Of the
Lancaster Exchange.
The groom Is a successful business
man Of kirksville and j. equally as
popular as his helpmate.
After a few days in Tennessee
they will return 20 their home in
kirksyiile where they will receive
the good wishes Of their many
friends.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29
PLAN DRIVE FOR
STATE SENATE
Democratic State Com
mittees to Wage Cam
paign in Close Dis
tricts to Offset Re-
publican Work.
HOUSE CONTROL CONCEDED.

Louisville. Ky. Sept. 24,-An IN
tense campaign with control Of both
houses Of the next General Assembly
for an objective Is TO be waged by
Kentucky Democrats this fall as the
result Of plans formulated at an exc
cutive session Of the Democratic State
Central and Executive Committee,
which met al the Seelbach Hotel to-
night.
No time j. 20 be wasted in offset
ting the organization work being
done by Republicans in close sena-
torial and Legislative districts. lead
ers said. and while more htan a
minimum control Of the legislative as
sembly from the Republicans, party
leaders here tonight seemed optimis-
tic that plenty Of material will be
available. when the real work Of or
ganization gets under way and that
the outcome will be all that any good
Democrat might wish.
Judge Charles A. Hardin. of Har-
rodsburg. presided at the meeting to-
night.
Republican leaders virtually con-
cede the loss Of the House to the
Democrats, which is quite come
down from the coeksureness that fol
lowed the "Howdy, Ed" majority Of
10000 in 1919. The Blair pardon
scandal has completely unnerved the
Republicans, who up until two or
three weeks ago. were claiming they
would control both houses Of the leg
islature next winter.
In the fgh, 20 control the Senate
there are three or four important
contests. Republicans also assert
tina; representation the House from
at least twelve counties is uncertain
but decline 20 name the counties.
The Democrats Jas the result Of
plans believed 70 have been formu-
lated tonight. will concentrate on
Senate districts az follows: the Hop
kins-Christian district; the thirty
sixth. which includes jefferson coun-
~ outside the city and the first ward
Of Louisville and the Boyle-Garrard-
Lincoln Casey district.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

MesrS Georre y. Robinson ane
Jack Hyatt have been recent visitor,
in Danvine.
Mrs. Payne. q Garrard county. !,
spending several weeks with her
Rcicc. Miss Rcbccea Williams.
Mrs. " $. Brown has returned
home after visit to Mr. and Mrs
John Underwood. near Danyillc.
Mrs. I'd Gaines. Mr.. Raymond
Haseiden. Mr. Sam Haselden. Mrs
W ". Elliot; and Mr. +. b. Bour-
land attended the Biederwolf meet.
ing in Danyillc Saturday night.
Friends and relatives here have re-.
ccivcd handsome cards. announcing
the arrival Of a fine baby boy at the
home q Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Conn,
22i4 NcCausIand Avenue. Sain,
Louis. The young man made his APP
pcarancc on Sep. 22nd. weighs eight
pounds and has been christened. Rob.
crt Edward Lee.
Mrs James G.. Burnside entertain
"a last Friday at her home, Cottage
Rcs; in honor q Mrs John C.
Burnside. Of San Angelo. Texas
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Jcp' Ctcnault. Mr. and Mr.. Kit
Chcnault. Mr.. David Chcnaul; and
Mrs Anderson Chcnault, q Rich.
moud. Mr. and Mrs J 2, Elmorc and
NcaI Elmore.
a delightful dinner vas served al
the home Of Mr. and Mr. Mitcf
Lane. near Bryan,sy.le las; Thur.
day. Sept. 22nd., In honor Of her tive
brothers. 81 Missouri. Those pres.
eut wet, Mr. and Mrs. shannon Ad.
kison. Of Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Huffman and daughter. Marie
Mr. and Mrs. David Frewitt. Mr. and
Mrs Vernon Jones. Mr. and Mn
Thomps Broaddus, Mr. and Mrs
Wiley Prewiti and daughter, Eyalyn
Mr. Alvil Addison. Mrs. Rice Logan
Mr. and Mrs Henry Curtis, Mrs
Margaret Lane. Mr. posey spainho,
ward. Il Missouri. Il was especially
a happy day FOR the mother and faith.
~, who acre present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29
Marsee-Hendricks

One Of the social surprises Of N,
early fall season, was the marriag,
last "Wednesday Of Mis- Lucy 10,
Marsec. youngest daughter Of Mr.
and Mr.. Noah Maree, Sr. Of thu,
place and Mr.. Dan Hendricks, OF
kirksville.
SO well did they keep their secret
tina, few knew they were sweetheart
and naturally were surprised wher
il was announced that they had elop
ed 20 Jellieo, Tenn, where the cere,
mony was performed by one Of the
local pastors Of tina, city.
Mr. Hendricks is one Of Lancas.
ter's most charming young ladies
40 Is only equalled by her 10y,
character ana sweet "a osition.
The groom is very suecessf
business man 81 kigk.v,lle. being CO
nected with a Dry Goods DEPARTING
store. He is equally popular an
mas host Of friends among the
yolng men Of this city.
After the ceremony they left Tor
knoxville and otehr points South for
a few days before returning to their
home in Kirksville at which time
they will receive the best wishes Of
many friends for a long and useful
life Of matrimonial bliss mingled
with happiness unalloyed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

STRAYED From Ed Yeager's
barn, miles from Lancaster in Car
,ersville section, on Sept. 18th, a
black stallion. two white hind feet.
star in forhead, about 10 years old,
and in thin flesh. Any information
will be appreciated Phone Henry
Montgomery az Bryan;syille or notify
Isaac James. owner,
lt-pd. Bourne, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29
Wins At State Fair.

Miss Marie Cotton. who lives on
the Richmond road j. being warmly
congratulated upon winning second
prize az the State Fair in the two
year garment making project; also
third prize for the best patch on gar
men; A. las; year was Miss Cotton's
first year in sewing in the Lancaster
Club, her winnings are even more APP
yrcclatcl b. her friends
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

Mr Joe Wheeler. % Danvillc. has
been spending several days with his
sister. Mr.. Ben Wood and Mr.
Wood.
Mc~rs Gabe and John Walter
have gone 90 PARIS, Ky, where they
viii have charge q a pool room in
that city
Mr. Logan lson. Miss Eliza lson
and Master Morris Christopher. Of
Bryautsl.le. were visitors IN Lancas-
ter Monday
Mics Lille Mae Arnold and Mr.
Lofs Srcak,. ~ the New Danvue
pike were Sunday guests % Miss
Alice Ray
Mr. Dora Wheeler. Of Danyile,
has arrived and will spend sometime
with her daughter. Mrs Ben Wood
and Mr Wood
Mr., " r Cook. Nj. Margaret
Cook and Mr. Robinson Coos. Of
Dany.lie were guests Sunday Of Mr.
+ l. Owsiey on Danyillc avenue.
Mr. ID wilkinson .of Stanford.
and Mr. y II PortmAn. % Liberty.
have been guests % their sister, Mrs
u Wilkinson. on Danylle avenue.
The member. q the woman's
cab are ASKED 20 attend business
meeting At 500 o'clock Friday after.
noon a, the Woman's Club room.
Mr. and Mr.. Charlie Scott and
M Nellie Naylor have returned
home after several days with rcIa-
tyes IN Covugton and Cincinnati
Mr. " simpson Eikin. ~ Allan
"a Ca and Mrs JuNctte Barnard.
q Washington. u. G.. are guests 81
Mayor Duncan and Mis- Jennie Dun
can
Mr. Forrest Fitzcrgcrald and lit
tie daughter. o. Danyille. who have
been guests o. her parents. Mr. and
Nh, b wilkinson. have returned
home
Mr and Mr. John c. Burnside
have returned from Louisville, wher,
ihey were guests Of Mr. and Mn
John y Brown and attended the
fair
M, 4 n McGraih lef, for her
home IN Kansas City, Mo-. Friday,
after spending a month with her
brother J $ Watkins on the Dan
VILE pike
n u.,kcrsou. with the Lexing-
con Dr. Good. Company. was seen
hitting Oh, trail in Jc>saminc and
Garrard counties last week and
having hs usual good luck -Lexing.
ton Herald
TIE many fr.neds Of Mrs. Everett
Prescott, Brown are glad TO know she
has recovered sufficiently from sew
,ral wcek. illness 81 typhoid fever
20 return 60 her home in Lancaster
from Stanford
Prof Pau Boyd spent the wcek-
end In Louisville with his little
daughter, Ar,ie Hin, who is IN in the
hospital there She is doing as well
as could be expected after serious
surgical operation.
Mr. William Swope. who has been
al the Law University in Lexington,
l. spending several weeks with his
grandmother. Mr. Gulley in view Of
locating here TO practice his profes-
sion HIS many friends hope he
A.. T...s.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29
Prehistoric Almanac.

In the British museum there Is 10
be- seen an almanac which IL i,eoS
years older than the Christian era (;
n dates back 20 the reign ~ the
Egypiinn king. Harnesses the Great.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

Mr. ". II. Brown was in Danville
Saturday
Mr. Robert Fox was Danviuc
visitor Friday.
Miss Lena Brieh, visited Mr. Gayle
Doiy In DAnville Saturday
Clay Kaufman was At home from
Covngton for the weekend
NJ and Mr.. VIM simpson are in
Hazard. Ky, for weeks visit,
Miss Mary oden. ~ Paint Lick.
il visiting Mr. and MR. J H. Woods
Prof Paul Boyd and Mr. Robsr,
ElKn wcr, visitors in Danvllc Sat.
urday
Miss Zillah Dawes has been visit
ing AR and Mn Bush Nichols IN
nanvillc
Mrs. J r. Emorc and Mr.. Dun
lap BiAnton we're Danvillc usiors
Saturday
Ms Ella Mac Brown was the
CUES, Sunday Of MIR = W Dunn
az Atoka
Tho kinasrs.r,.n department
open. ., tho Lancaster Graded school
nsst Mosdsy.
Mics Georgia Dunn i spending
several days with her cousin, Miss
Jennie Higgins
Miss Emma Walker. VINO is teach
ng this year. spent the weekend
with her mother.
Mrs J +. Storin,s has returned
from a pleasant visit 10 Mrs. Arthur
Hubbard in Cowngton.
Mr. and Mrs, Milton RoBards, Of
Danville, were weekend guests 81
Mr. and Mr.. Lloyd Bourne
The many friends Of Mrs. Jack
Casey are glad TO know she has re
covered from her recent illness
Mr.. j. Z. Elmore. Mr.. John c.
Burnside and Mrs Luther Gibbs
spent las; Thursday in Lexington.
Mas Birdie Mae Lawson. Of
Prcaohersville. spent the weekend
with Misses Alice and Ida Mae Ray.
Nessrs. W. X. Cook. u. W Mahsn,
sam Mcdowell and Fisher Gaines, Of
Danville. were in Lancaster Monday
The many friends 81 Mrs, William
lawson are sorry 10 hear Of her ~.
ness and hope for a speedy recovery
Or and Mrs. X. Brown, of Stan
ford. spent the weekend with his
son, Mr. =. Prescott, Brown and fam
ily.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u Woods have
been recent visitors o. Mrs. Woods
father, Rev. r. X. Woods, IN Stan
ford
Miss Salie Elkin has gone 20 Lex
ington. where she will have charge
Of an Art Shop Capt Elkin will al
20 so 10 Lexington and they will
spend the winter months there,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

A full line Of Field Seeds, Wheat
and Rye. Tile Fire Brick, Clay and
Common Brick. Cement, Rock and
Sand-Right Price.
GARRARD MILLING co.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

We need several good men to eel
Singer sewing machines and collect
on aceounts-Good opportunities for
advancement, For full particulars,
address
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
Danville, Ky.
20 90 ~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

FOR RENT.-A desirable brick
residence. for family or boarding
house. II rooms, heated by furnace,
splendid bathroom and close 20 pub
Die square. Apply.
Haselden Brothers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN -
One good Secondhand Hoosiei
Wheat Drill.
az Goodioe & Walker Brothers
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE.-Pure bred Rhode l.
land Red cockrels and pulle,s. Phone
l5l. Miss Fannie West.
t9-29-2tb
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

One barn for rent. has large box
tails. one large nall for auto, one
large loft. viii hold quite a lot Of
tobacco. J. H. Steenbergen,
Campbell St, near the Garrard
Tobacco Warehouse, Lancaster
h. t9-s-4t.)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

We are paying the highest market
price for chickens. eggs and fresh
bacon. Hotel Kengarlan.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

A splendid bargain In a good used
piano. See Mrs. simpson az the
simpson House.
(9-22-2t-pdD
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE OR RENT Ny siN
room brick dwelling with store room
attached. p 80 n. on Stanford
Street, adjoining County Jail Idea
location for General Merchandise
business.
(9-2g-3i. -pdJ :. H. Estes
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

FOR RENT Two-story house and
% acres Of land, now in grass, good
corn and tobacco land Well barn
and all out building One-haf mile
from Buckeye Mahnda Ray,
t9-l5-3t. -pd.D Buckeye, KY
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

Buggy harness. breeding, Bid.
brides. work collars. Hames collar
pads. aluminium ware casarolcs, four
burner oil stoves. ice cream freezers,
house paint, saddles, blankets, cook
and heating stoves at cost
J. r. MOUNT & co.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE;-Some choice seed
re. v a. Lear
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

WANTED:-To rent farm Of $50
or 200 acres for 1922. Have own
teams and tools. viii pay money
rent or take interest in crop and
stock Ray Ball.
9.29-3tD Stanford, X. F. y. l.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE:-Nice baby carriage
Woods Walker. Paint Lick.
(9-2g-8t.l
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-29

STRAYED:-To my place about
Sept. LIST a hog Owner can have
same by proving hos and paying all
charges. Milton Ross,
Paint Lick. Ky.
19.2g-3t.l X. r. u. No. ?.