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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
GRAIN PRICES
Furnished by e. W. WAGNER & co.
212 Union National Bank
Building.
RANGE OF FUTURES
Furnished by E. w. WAGNER q CO
PIP Union National Bank


Building.
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.--Sentiment in
grains was Influenced mainly by evil
dence of fair movement of wheat in
the southwest and Of corn in nearby
states and better crop conditions in
the southwest The Goodman report
that large farm reserves indicated de-
crease in consumption had some little
effect Ticker says decline was main
.ly because of lack of support. Weather
map favorable, expect lower tempera-
lures in northwest and lake states.
Little attention was given to private
cables giving reduced estimates of
Australian surplus. News runs mostly
bearish. We prefer purchase of grains
on dip from here. .~.
CHICAGO, Feb. %. - Following is
the range of futures on Chicago board
IL i'd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
(The Joe Frank Company, e23 xenia
Avenue Bell. East 221Q. Home 2IS5N

DAYTON. Feb. 23.-POuItry-AIlVe
paying Old hens, Csc h.; chickens,
20c h.; roosters, 15c b.; young chick
ems 24c h.; turkeys 45c lb.; old toms
30c lb.; ducks, 26c h.; geese, 25c 10.
Eggs-Fresh, paying, soc dozen.
Butter-Creamery paying 43c Id.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23

Street cars in Hamburg, Germany,
have all been equipped with mail
boxes for posting letters. kilograms,
with stamps for payment affixed, may
also be deposited in them
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
tRy Associated PreSS)

CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.-Butter fat,
steady. Eggs - Prime frsts, sec;
firsts, Sic; seconds, 291Ac. Poultry
Springers, soc; hens, 2912c; turkeys,
Soc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23

BUTTER QUOTATIONS
The wholesale price for creamery
butter is so cents pound. Butter
fats delivered in Richmond bring 40
cents a pound.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
(By Associated Press)

Nby AsSoCldted FfeSSI
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. %. - Hay
No. l timothy, $21.50@22; No. 2 tim
othy, $21@2150: No / clover. weak;
$1S@19
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
LIVE STOCK PRICES
(Ev Associated PreSS)

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 23.-Hogs-Re-
ceirts. 5000: higher Cattle-Receipts
LOO; higher. Calves-Receipts. 500
tower. Sheep--Receipts, 100; unchange
Hogs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
ST. JOHNS LOSES TO |. G. c.
WITH SCORE OF II TO II


Tuesday afternoon in fast and ex-
citing game the l. G. C.'s defeated the
St. Johns quintet on the annex floor.
The game was well played and the l.
G. C.'s scored after two minutes of
play.
Fitzgibbons and L. Schwegman were
stars for the winners. Fitzgibbons
made three field goals and Schweg-
man two. Fosnot starred for the
losers. The score:
l. C. C.. 90 ST. Johns (16)
r. Fitzgibbons F. ....... H. Meyers
T. Schwegman ...F......... r. Fosnt
Vessel ...........C ............ Miller
Morting .........G ........ Peggy
Katie .......... .G...... Blickw edel
Field Goals-Fitzgibbons 8; Schweg-
man, Vessel 2, Morting 1, Meyers 2.
Fosnot 8, Blickwedel l, Miller l. Foul
goals-Wesel l, Miller 2. Referee
Robert Titus.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
tBy ASSOCIATED Press

LOCAL HAY MARKET
Steady; No. 1 timothy, SIS; clover
$500 heavy mixed. $17.00.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23
LIBERTY BONDS

, NEW YORK. Feb. 23-Final prices
on Liberty bonds today were:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-23

guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Urton.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jordan and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Puttoff and children
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Mary Ann
Pemerton.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
COMMISSIONERS
REJECT BIDS

BSdE fr the fruw pErtnG ps0tecnE
nuw under consideration were reject
at the city comrudss6nnfs meeting
WedmeN&RT. ssr6 q c1IU wza issued for
new bJAS to be opened uune Is. Thds
,Seti0zn taken bscsuse OF the fact
t1aat. two 81 tBhe bids received M-
cfudtmG t1h9 one which Was 10West.
were fOEmH to- he meszutE drawn Up
arH the reupaiMtfu& bids it m bslSev-
ed did mot fHrniHfh suaitrterts cusmpe-
tom
Several residents OF Riverside Park
present ct tire mestins. objected TO
THE paving OF Fentorp enu at this
ttrnes nnleaE tire other streets fn the
locality are paved General senti-
mae1pt OF the property ownerS "a the
avenue. however. lis In favor OF hzv-
ing the work dome az non IS posaf-
BILE.
George ~ Bansx. representing the
C3na6a~N0Fth Dakota Land Co., III.
Mayne STANTON. secretary OF tine Conn
r1sscial cgl1bss D. W. WjIkerson- score
t2ry Of THE state university, and sew
erSF Others. appeared before tine corrs~
mission to discuss the possibility OF .
compromise fn connection with the
paving OF University avenue under the
federal aid plan
n . satisfactory basis OF payment
for tine Improvement cxn be agreed
tp6n. lit 10 understood that tine Can
ada-N0rtfs Dakota Land Co. will
withdraw Its objection to the paving
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
II r FRENCH
READ j AT ..
MEDICAL MEETING

AT tine regular mBeetinE OF tine GRAND
EFoRH District Medical society held
"Wednesday evening Mt the Hotel
Frederick, the pr6neipsl muuDber .Was
Ia paper read Big Dean H Extremes
,of the medical department OF the Um5-
Iperatty Of North Dakota on ~EupeS-
stttt0ns. Philosophy and Science i'm
Medicine -
ID meeting was opened by . BAN
iGuet, alter which there was short
fbsnst11eaE. session. The meeting for
July will probably be held i'm ONE OF
tine other cities OF the district Grafton
being nzEped n q possibility
EspOFtS ON several interesting Cases
iwere also made By so1rle of tine doc
tors followed by q general discussion
after wEnfet1 there was . smoker and
Ia social h0wr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
KEN Delegates
Leave Fridau

Charles n, Barnes. Clarence A.
Hale and Miles z. Stricken Will leave
Grand Forks on Friday night en- route
for Dies Motnes. Iowa, where they
viii represent KEN Temple, A. A, O.
n. n. s., At the ana1zI imperial coun-
eli meeting. which opens there on
June ~. Nj. Barnes. who is recorder
for KEN Temple, goes TO attend the
annual meeting Of recorders OF ttsa-
pies from ali parts Of y country,
which will be held in connection with
the imperial council
From DeS Moines Mr.. Barnes Will
50 TO Louisville. Ky, to be present
At the annual convention of the Ma
ttonaI Retail Hardware Dealers aSso-
citation. Mr.. Barnes has been Secye-
stary Of the North Dakota Hardware
Dealers association for the last IS
years e ,.r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

week. scenery cehstFh6taoM., fe-ar-
'tahHesHetF ST f1e seatTfg plaAl Ms1s-
ing effects aad ~refeRfsGlE being l4Fder
Way.
p6rEsMehF OF TsAHdNal Srts in the WKSL
Nefsfty Msfi school, IT, HI charge 81
t1kHf scenery co~nstsnctioA, consisting Of
tlSe Makah& 81 KD6aAs, stalats;, w6las;;
st6tks,. Hfla6rv, a4ld other character
Iietic, furnishings reds4fed in the pro-
dlcticAl. Chas. H. Ellis, s.lpeffhl-
.tendenE 81 Wh4yessfty kNsqdinks and
sFoups:, iS liz charge o. the grounds
and HAS a b6Gy ST men re-affaAxfnAas
tfe seating rlAN OF tKe eKeatre 50 ae
10 accommodate from $500 TO 5000
Heopie. This stage present walls Of
snlsd green foliage which wfal form
the background OF The V&tfosas action
OF tAe pageant.
D.. II. Jenkins OF fNe department 81
engineering Of t4fe En4pefsity Kas tAe
difettIoH 81 the Fighting effects fos' chs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
EXHIBIT SPACE FOR
FAIR IS IN DEMAND

Exhibit space In tine Liberal Arts
butld5ng it the fair grounds for tine
lin demand, according to E. R. Mont
Gornery. secretary, and some OF tine
best locations have already been en-
gagged *
Mr., Montgomery urges that persons
Id< firms wishing q I'm the Liberal
Arts building get their reservations
made SOON. the early btrds' being
assured OF the best places
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

aNfStO tQ18 ~ &aAfAtsflW ORsOA6 @n4pU09A
Msefe lin No. &iss onsslte& The aes
itsSM 81 tteEsps9esnt stcp6 wttnn tssalls
trMh.sds,rseS y
ttdn to- school children cstMnot be
,spefestfafsted as ms stafUeH zHsf cras
.t1issSsfE OF every episode aaYae fneedta to-
Iepfsdlce i'm alal 1e2sefness ths aass o.
Et1pe Ffhlefftts ffnnn ttetht earib dtsps ~
EN9tSrf tltpOuaeN ptheir Afst dtEps IN
tfe resw lhHd., The bRstis Oh tltes STORY
as - whole make il Bct& pfbaUabis au!df
eYsds schools.
MueRt.
A suec1ialI feasfnsSe af uNe PERFORM
a,,,,.,, ,..an, No 4N,s ,.,,,s,i., ,,,rdSr tlte al
$3.50 NJ ~ : $3.50 - uE3armMS
MssT - ans Isssss,,,ynx,rs ~ mssstir m
stt,s ,,,,sissrssiu nS,usf.s. nRa,nsss n,an,uine,-
ilcs,a I'm rsss ntniIs.ue ansi eTsshra,se.
sassi,.ss :. kssrNansn,ss.,x ce rsnsste,s l0sn,,lS
sssssss, ssss ostrSss,,ra ~ sfstnssE andi
,,s,sSr~t - sl,,fess s,s,,ss,sis,r nsss,d I'm
StssN Ss,rssrxhS,r u,saif No nnn I-,saetcyusil
aNsSra,S Msns.,s nsda.sn,ra C~ssr1nanfs ~NNeaol
Sssurs ] rSarrss s,,iOs,SssriiNu far
SrSsiria N,sa hss,r 6raHensd e<aeriiSiM ffsr-
fsasnacs SiaeraHg MusscS"S Mls 80 -
paEu "a rhs $500 s;sl5apH 8. snu. .u MsSG Gu.saSs,
s 49, n"14sr - use e. 49,
I $500 sssaE, 1890 ;sI go .esa 1870 49, .l III
Mr4sss laIs ing Plsss zee 49, sap $500
iE gSas. 1855 spus ~ ~. l Es;;s;Hss'sN nnssI
~ Sss.s sr0Sg Eas.I - sas..eHs ssM .,s.ssss-
49, 81 w. sss Ivsas sp 49, g. = .SrS ~
- y As 81 ~ ~, kY@~@Ss. - y w. Irs4snnS
s - 81 ~ sss;.sF.r 90 ~. No. n rss
~ S@T eosaps - Lars ~ Az
PeS ~ 49, ~ rsSn,+s-s
SessssS 4 nv - 49,, " = M rrsts go
80 1es NJ $50 $3.50 $500 nl !. s,sia Me,r
a te ssrssm 80 Az slo.ss -.sssS~,,,,n~
ssss.e ~ SSsT Co. rnrnsslc
4r = saHsr 80 %He ur ~ .SassS. $50 ~
~ S,sa H. : $3.50 go. sltoS ~ 80 1870
.a ns ax. rsIg s.si $500 A*i' -" 49,
4 !4s I'll 49, sS,..~ ~x,-sss<-ehI~
..S.ss.sssSsr is M sssrSrs ~ ,sssis,s,..
sa1 1865 Mssis II - ss.ssss,Is,.r In m
sanssr : S.nss~ sstssSaS,ass nT spas rs,rtts,.s
s.,S ,sSSsS ss rss,ss;srsM IN th,s SSidF
sssrs6Ss ~ srsosMTsr rn|ss,-s tras fsnss.sas
1890 1900 sNs arS~mpa~-STs
rSsssI.s - s,ssS -rSe rsMssSmc ~nss.n.
sssssss asyss,. e1Ls a,a nrSdrl knns.na
h,Srssne .ssISsr, ;aN rsrT ~. s,r4Sre I'm tfae
predaetions THUS lending to the seeSes
sefnesphere an1 re3'pVS'
Dances
THE DANCES, ,arAde,. thAe direction OF
MISC MeIIe MarrSnOdale usfll fnrrn an
exfrrnaeTp atfrscrSve na-r of thes tsa-
eessrf, tHe hest tale4at frorn, the recent
Fsfe k@irsa selecteM ar6 nGxceN
rhsse dances, tlps Fnafish and
pJ,Y4eh folk dances, and the inrterfr4Ae
fhae Trutep arpd Arner-
epaseSesy on tine winds and waves
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

hdiaAs Coming
1eM6~eAeHS E1Sek IAs0k-k6yD
md M s6sR, ES146Ty Qe tss6 fH46
Hn66 6N4pHeWA 1NdAGsaS vetaS Nm
t&Ae pakJ ~ 0R AMGYfeeR en-
s64es WI atYfve ~ DIE EKfvessl6g
thSae eseMSNE from 0se THSSke
MdNA4SAA HGdf&R reservation.
7~tHoseAeMi 70 tkxiR u 1R6MabeY Of
fhe university stNAeAte - = spe
ctat 1NtaGsS e~s1eNa0N&st dkhsees
uNFtff WIN form = Hsest 81 tke
BSx4SSAA. FH& two 1AAiaaas ufW
bpfnE vefSs DREW faH d1eSs feesstkS
Nv winch they win APpeMH ~ tlae
p&seast. rs&eh d4 ta6e befsG fa~
nGeMe for fs t1fBat htse6Sy.
T-en&6~eHe8H. efaef OF tlM C43e-
ptp& t1fbe 81 Ge A~eiGAhfSfAE
reservation, VIII make several
HkosoeYabA Sess1Es Nhfse here.
he befsk we'll known for HIS Sbf-
Hs ~ 4 singer. Tkhs liz being
done. BY special request OF pAsss0~
xSxtefs companies.
Tke two visitors viii ~ arrests
81 the D&kotS PksyHs&ke1s At the
efste members Of The da&ss&sic
society while here. they viii
rensssn over Sunday before le&v-
ing for their home &9xfM.
Action Of Pageant.
Ths action OF the production opens
rTth the persecution Of the PRfft4fs
'or the last two decades OF Che 1861
in England. four special
being reproduced TO fflGsstrate
his; ths scene before ana the scene
NJ GFlnk prison. the scene showing
7efffsF OF the right to Worship even n
NE fields, and the scene poftfayfna
The h~oHefessness Of attempts 10 tecsff5
against free belief. a picture
IS shown OF the Pilgrims in Holland
A different Kind OF persecution
suffered. where the children ar
frawH away BY ths attractions a
af1d begin fTltef-naafrying witt
The Dutch. joining the Dutch navy
4nd in general growing away from
the spirit OF tfeft Fathers.
Tbs third ana largest division
shows the suhsfinss And tfiuhnphs ii
america the suTet1hks OF the frs
in the new land. the treaty Will
MSssassoity the spirit OF Thanksgiving
the discussion OF the proposed cor
federaey. ara the fnsl union OF Con
heetieHty New Haven and MAssaehu.
in ts4$. BY this act of Gohfsd
eraey the Pilgrims in 4 wAy merged
themselves into 4 larger whole aht
.ifflf6ed the lines Of their Historical
identity, though the great dH4litfe
which ftnpelled them and which the!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

In Utah . law Is to come into ef-
feet today prohibiting the smoking Of
cigarettes in the streets or other pub
he places
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

3 3::ss s HsR:'' ss,',.S. best specimen
11ss1Gi FIN srs,.'1 T.n ss't s:s,o..
~ on .u ssr assss sssss' e ssss s't x NO s,. Z: s' loaf Of bread
1!so greae. Boston Brown.
So q s BE-; $ $:s.
f:% S "a 81: 81 ,a .ss:si,. .:..'.
8! s az S:ss:: : ss;s' a. so4 FR6s4 70.
II F! S:::: ~.
i: SS S: / : : SIS. e. :. ~ a. e; ~ g.. s''''.
|$# $$:::;::;;;:;: :'; A: 4: u u y: ;$ Az:
sDsa = ~ ~ - raaa5o..-zaas 49,
4 n ] | 81 III q !! ~ AZ .; 81.
yuzzoD DS3A1xEUx7
g. so.iy = a41s i 5sass 4 ~, y zsss
4: ss :::|: : ;,: :::s:.; "a; !. -.
i Mi e en- i ssss'e Il, s,,,as. ss #
oAz3x a.
]. = 1.s ~. e..za,f ,.-.4
A 4 4 II NJ u u / lI I|l g..
-. ';s; s.::s, z srs ~ 7 m :. =. sss; .ss ~ ' -.
u stieaf q Evvh,ss srsa1 flsa w ssas.,s ..as.sa. = ORD
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

Charles D. #nnsRnrth TIM nfsrat-
t0Fneg &Enenan af TIM uinitzsh &Hataks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

~ tndRsF'S c~nlrwunntii1In at EonQItfD
University theT dsEe e GG doct0f 81
Tasehereau of Qunehees and ahfhars ~
note 53
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

tsas tgs,ss,ns hes. specimen. in Old EARNEST
} II; $ $|$::; II: *; : : s;s$$;:;';; g !: ;:;:; =; 3 ::;:,. ; III:
~: S sI!!s- s go: s ~ ss,s, ,ss.s;lss
| Il: }E E:;;F'':; - !: !; S Ss $;':': & s. s:s. S:;:;;'s'.
}' 's s: $$||i f e; rs ;! ss;Ssss4: 49,,
i 'sss s asnt, f fst e. ssses si sef.
&! f ~: S:ss . .s;ss 81 81 ' loom, s cotton,
''sszss s s,ss.,n fsit ssItts s1s See'
IA III s ss;::s: g! ; ;::sSssss;
E |ES$ $:::| ; ; ;:s::;!s:;:s ! 4 ,i; ss''s
i HI; + +S::ssII!!ss;s S. ss q ~ ss:s::,t .ssssss.
1913 / B Bsssf-s:;;; s a:sS':ds ss. e. d s,ses s,. ssst ~. :s.: sssstsa...
Oh IADns ezAss
o,sA only - IAAiss ov~ . xssrs Of Az
\ $ S SS;;|;;EE;;!!: ;;; I, ||::::;;i 80; !; |;' Ct, ., =. :,.'''''.
MM E!s's a ss;';.| ss :s!|:, ~ :; ,I ;s;s'n'"
III: s ss;;ss'' ss s s1s;i .II AZ: :S. s
svssoa Dz1Asrxnnz
s,sa1 on, = ems 4 1s.s y =, !, -
3 2| $50 81: |: :;|:;''| a. Is;, !; a! ''%::; ....,.....
ll'' l s;@.'ss!s;ii; ,:s ssssi fss.s:, s s;:' :s:sis:s.,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

1900 Apron, saaey white
1924 AHtph.. vert
issssss sss. Rasaaaas. : f.h u - ae'e afef's'
1sssss zee, ssf Hssi.s
1871 cross Stitch best specimen. Z
100 gf6eheled sidebsafd OF Table Scarf.
1909 E~f6ehetsd Lace or fhseftish, best specimen.
,ss4lg9 e fttssss,sa t t.sss ihv,shl.
W SS;Essssss::||::ss y yss:, Nh specimen.
llggllts slsss ttsg assss f fsssst s sissh.
I'LL afsshstad psils. hest sbeaalaen.
llssaass essMs Res ,s; s ssss sesslssen,
lssssaa g gsISIss II Il s,s ee ssah,
1874 fiasfsissitt,, ~eealsfbieee, In seisted liner, not Les. than
lsls sshetslasIs, ft,snsh .tnet. lbest sp.eitass.
lsli assetslssfs. f %ssiss.as s:ft s ss:sl ss.sAlm.n.
IRsssss sMssipsissssssss. I'D ggi asb ! esseF.
lssssgy s s,ss, { 1 essse ei tsA ele,h ana NAPKINS
IlieiSS slssssls.ssx. 1msnsl1sss 81 lslHai.p ss.. Specimen.
ntss l Nssstes,sellsff 5s ssssssss fancy.
faeAstieh1ht5 best speelnsR.
I | i fss,sssssss E &, ssss ~ lsssII ihss tiase.
ak49 aSfAnhbs RIessL machine made
Hi lHfshls flaSfsli bsiI specimen.
l|' Is:|::s:ss::s Essss: s s:s::ss;ss:s Y !. .,pa.,.ss,.
lii H!1asE:ss f Essa:ssi ssss
4kAsyMIN MEIMM %a%#I88H444&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

e; !, t 'Sss,s.: :i4S S;ss.! ss ms :., ssss ss s.ss = os:'s ]. e s;ss:;
GLASS so-11urrss4
n..os. : a (! Rs,t ;n ;ssgpt's T. ts'an ss.ss ' sns ss sso9 ss's e tn 4. s ssns
81 s;s, s'Ss, al Il. ;; s; ss::;sssss' /. : a; $::s .;ss, ::: 81; s!,,: Elm ;ss: + ! ! !: i
fruits must Be srown by exhibitor. "A'' D"".. -
s. & & : SEE: $ s ::;;;; : :; ; ::i::$::: II: :' "a e e e +: Is !:
1901 Apeiss:. ~ other !, variety, Z; s /. i.ps I g Go 90
1905 App i crab. tl.ia:oeade:na;.; Il. j Il .pse 49, 20 loe
1905 Appis:s c ~ j.: :whitnsy.' Or Hy.lop. i. 81 s.. 90 81 49,. : :
1907 Apples crab, ~ other vai tisty; ! Sc : :
i'e' AZ Ag SiSs. = S.r c;:ss::;, selection; si5..:sss y l l'' J
~. s2s $::'' s s.:s: : !; ;' :s:ss:s: q. ::s . ;;s IS e
1sll tssNs AM il. ]. senator ssn.t ;r.i D ,anis -. quart amat - go 80. : :
IA, stss.s.',.s. IS, 81, other .,.listty. 81. !. s. = !.
n || / / r = ! I / 4, 4 i L! ! ! J: VI 4 4 ! 4 \ / ! / / !
Il; sesiS::s';; Pa q ;.. ss'i $. q =: Y ,a.s ]. g e, e &c. I, J.
s1sczlx oR1n &s#sss
n..a r. ,,ssmsss, 4. Ns,.s,z, c " e, y:qsz. az ,,S Ss !.
go: o. s:Sissiltss. . i s:s:si..I p:::@,asas' 3 :. sNs.assas y u
s: S: s f sss's|. :: /: si s::::::::z - - 81. FL ~ ~; " y.
80 S:s,s: = 3 r..s.ss..s..--,s ~ Da,a.a n..ss-ssa.
I: y, 60: ~ I. go ! IL. q "a: IS: sssi s ~; s S - s::'; ii: d: - 3:
II = 4 j.: s.. =, ,, s;s::;, 1; rs, -: ;:;::;:,.. rs - -
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

FORKS city. Standard loaf TO be baked IN oblong pan and 10
sack Of occident Flour! End, 4s-pound sack Of occident Flour:
6fd, 243z pound sack OF Occident Flour. %@5asE8 % $4
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Gold is being panned daily near the
heart of the north residential district
of Los Angeles. The chief engineer
for . rock and gravel company ope-
rating in the Arroyo Seco, has install
ed crude sluice boxes and each day
'pans" out about 500 worth of gold.
The engineer discovered the pay
streak when he first entered the en-
ploy of the company several months
ago and has been panning it since
then.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12
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The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

A wealthy Chicago man, the owner
of chain of restaurants which bear
his name. has offered one thousand
dollars, to anyone who will give him
one good reason for the private manu-
facture of revolvers in America and
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

for the use of the United States mails
by the manufacturers. AS he probably
wouldn't recognize any reason that
didn't agree with his opinion, it woulz
not be any use TO submit any reason
to him.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Erie railroad engineers who have
achieved a certain standard in the
care and handling of their engines,
are elected to the Order of the Red
Spot and a red spot is placed on the
locomotive of the driver. A second
degree of the order provides for the
substitution of the engineers name
in gold letters for the number plate
on his cab.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Josephus Daniels plan of an ad-
visory committee was tried by the
French during their revolution. It
rendered the French navy impotent
for years. until Napoleon restored it
to naval discipline.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

The Red Cross has developed dis
aster census card to be used by relief
workers In cases of disaster. Disaster
kits ARE now provided all Red Cross
division offices and contain all sorts
of supplies, record forms, badges,
telegraph blanks and other essentials
which may be needed in an emergency
for setting up relief headqHarter-
with least possible delay.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Seven companies control seventy
per cent of the total output of an
thracite coal in the United Staes. The
remaining thirty per cent comes from
mines operated by less than one hun
dred companies and individuals.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Airplanes in their flight to the oil
fields of Fort Norman so frightened
the Indians that it was with difficulty
they could be prevented from shooting
atthe ''devil birds" At one settlement
the entire populace took to the woods.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Germany now has four air routes
out of Berlin. The longest of these are
the Berlin -Dortmund and the Berlin
Koenigsberg routes. each about 300
miles in length. Other lines are the
Berlin-Bremen and Berlin-Dresden
lines.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

John D. Rockefeller played golf on
his birthday, which causes us to won
der who looked after the filling sta
Jacksonville Metropolis.
Hasn't he grown-up boy?
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

It is waste of time for business
man to open an envelope which has
q 1-cent stamp on it.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12
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The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Babe Ruth made his 32nd home run
at Chicago Monday. He will soon at
tain the 33rd degree.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Two-thirds of the worlds gold sup
ply is concentrated in the United
States and more is coming in.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

If the Sim Fein have buried their
shillalehs, it is with the handles
sticking conveniently out.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-07-12

Bathing suits are causing more
trouble than money.