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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11

Anyone Want a Nice Chrome?

Congress is not always funered
or even serious. For example. here
are some unfunereal remarks by Rep
resentative Thomas U. Sisson Of Mis-
sissippi:
Mr.. Jones Of Texas.-I would like
to know what functions are performed
by the General staff that could not
be just as well performed by others
IN the Armyf
Mr.. SissOn..-I am glad the gen.
tleman asked that question. ] am
somewhat prejudiced witness. My
observation while on the Committee
on Appropriations during the war was
that the General stan served the very
magnificent purpose Of being the prin-
clpal buck passer OF all the Army.
(Laughter.) Now, II you try to md
cut what Is done anywhere in the
Army you trace it around from the
Secretary of War to the General Stan,
and when you trace It into the Cen
eral staff, there you have lost II.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11
ISOLATE ALL SHOW ANIMALS
stock on Exhibition at Fairs Should
Be Segregated on Return to Farm
to Avoid Disease.

II IL an enjoyable. II not a profit
able pastime. TO the owner TO exhibit
bis best animals at fairs and shows.
but when they are returned TO the
farm, as well as others that may have
been purchased, they should be segre-
gated for a period that will insure
their freedom from contagious dis
eases to which they may have been
exposed.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11
SECOND CUTTING OF cowPEas
Under Favorable Circumstances Plant
WIN sprout Again After Being
Cut for Hay or Seed.

Under favorable conditions covpeas
after being cut for has will sprout
again from the bese. Considerable
pasturage or even second crop OF
hay OF seed Il sometimes produced,
especially in the Gulf coast region, Il
good moisture conditions follow the
first cutting. Ordinarily. however. ouf
a sir gle cutting can be obtained
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11
SUITABLE FEED FOR HORSES
Timothy Hay. Oats and Corn Are Rec
omuended for Animals Doing
Average Work on Farm.

RatIons recommended for average
horses doing average work are. fifteen
pounds of mixed hay, ten pounds oats,
four pounds wheat bran. II you would
rather feed your timothy hay to the
horses and save the clover for cows
the following ration might have use
on your farm: twelve pounds timo-
thy hay, seven pounds oats. seven
pounds corn. These are for one days
feeding.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11

place him On the level with the dealer
40 Car as knowledge Of prices Is con-
cerned, but unless the farmer has a
set OF scales available he cannot use
this knowledge.
An accurate set Of small platform
scales should be Q part OF the farm
equipment. and every farm sale should
be referred to them. II mounted upon
rollers they can be moved from place
70 plaee as their services are required.
n without rollers. they can be moved
IN a wheeibarrow. They should be
kept In building that Is as free from
dust and moisture as possible, and
should be tested with standard
weights at least once year. In
some states the tests are made By
law by an official who makes the adj
tustment necessary to restore the scale
70 balance, or. II this cannot be done
condemns the apparatus and seals Il
20 that II cannot be used again unit
repaired.
Answers Most Purposes
Such equipment win answer mos
farm purposes. but a larger set o.
ecales Is occasionally required e
weigh cattle. hogs, hay. or other ma
eeriais too heavy or bulky 10 lift upoI
the small platform. Very often
merchant whose place Of business l
centrally located, or a farmer witt
lives on a main road leading into tow
finds It profitable investment to pu
In q set Of pit scales for the use o
fsruers and others who are bringing
bulky material to market. When
farmer knows that he can drive h
cattle or his loaded wagon upon tn
ulstform OF pit scales without goln
out Of his way. he win be less incline
20 lump of a harmful OF hay or Sc
MS stock By the head. The owner Q
fhe scales receives small fee for hi
services aud the farmer a signe
abatement Of weight which Is the basl
az payment when he delivers his loo
at the .aarkef or shipping gard
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11

pride of dies the man
would club at naturalization ce
citizen should feel the dignity
the rites Of knghthood by
of fasting and -.fsi
all traditions should be chung by women In particular
beauty Of the state
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11
vAccINATE FOR HOG CHOLERA
ooutle Treatment Can Successfully Be
Used on Pigs When They Are
Still Quite Young.

Pigs can be-successfuIiy vaccinated
for hog cholera with the double treat
ment when from few days to a few
hours old. according TO DR.. r. T. Mes
HIT, president OF the Illinois veterin-
AIRY Medical association. The cost ls
less. losses are smaller. and DR.. Mes
bit believes from his experience that
Immunity win last until the pigs are
reaiy fur muket
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11
Wanted % He Good.

Dear Lord prayed fve-year-oid
Bette. one evening before retiring.
.-please make a good little girl out OF
ne. and II at first ycu dOo't succeed.
try. Try, again
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11

probably impossible that graft does not now exist
IL graft United States treaty officials
that the republic Of Haiti left to ITSELF mas Deen
nnca ogy which those faeed upon the yast mass OF
security exist practically hougnout h
Ths IL the direct Of American armed Intervention
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11

Qaughter have concrete information out OK
the General STAFF ALL
something they will THAT Is under Ten
Soandso department and ne VIII
the General STAFF DO not see that
thing earth to locate anyone can mo
win him a nce1ile chrome uaughte)
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11

charged With fnrheFng munitions
ports connection with
Mexico
the u s In disguise In March, 1911
Runors that he visited Philadelphia
alphabetically the young
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11

sentative. but they were well finished
on corn, and sold readily at the top
of the market, despite the fact that
they came from the so-called doubtful
territory" The owner received a
check for $T2,417. the largest. ever
paid to patron Of that market for
single shipment.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-28
6rwBkr 5pirr+
@rrferne melber at babe rbffet inS /
MhSbebr ng at 9ane taset TO-
600 Sanger heb 91ttaia.

&onitantinopel, 206e Suit. @re.
fernes treble Mrneforps rDffeoe
imorees in6 / @H-Sbebr, n1eloer ct
acknowledgements iaften fra bet grefe
|glagifib Mberofff :: =. -. :: ;:
2on6om 20be sSuli, @referf,e
poaltaar at babe taget 10000 Gan-
ger peo &utaia ian1t 1na11ge @ano-
ner, Ser ifriper Jig fra @uslano. en-
Mengoe Mnml1nition og Gorraoo og
$4,000 @an1eler, telegrafere6es 6er til
,0oilp @oi1" fra Gmprna.
s[tben, 20be s5uli. Gen grelfe
!, Yre1nierminilter 81. @ounaris for
talte Sol1rnaliiter Tirs6ag, at Spr<
terne bor flpgtet re6ielTagne fra SUI
taia og bapoe efterlaot~ fine 8aaben,
lon1t at @referne oflfar oem Silba=
getoget MOB @lfi=Sbebr. Sfslge 1of-
| ficiene Meloinger er &pmningen at
gfi=Sbebr begpnot Song &onlton>
tin 1taor / 8egreb n1e6 at reiie til
|@1nprnafronten.
@mprna> s2illeaiien, %. Su1i. Gn
pigtig omgaaen6e 8eoegelie of oen
grnife bpire Glei mel6es at babe af-
Ifaoret Sc tprfiife MationoliIter Gil-
bagetoget til 9lngora fra @ifi-Sbebr,
| oct af @referne erobre6e Sernbane-
fnuoepunft nnber oeres froftige Of
|fcniib 3irsoog Mften.
gfi-Gbebr-6 -6oriporslinien / @o'
politia % 9lugbins lneloes MI at pere
felt i1oleret og Tprferne i16eu ONT
roaoet oniees praftiff talt for Gan-
ger. Si6til ct Der taget 10000
Gprfer tilfange.
Muftafa ae111al Rafcba, Sc tDrfiffe
9eationa1iiters 2eber, iiges at babe
un6gaaet 8enegelfen og at bore
1pgtet til slngora. Song 9onitan-
tin ifpn6er fig til 8utaia.
| Smprna, 2illenlien> 24oe sSSuli.
st Sori6g, iom Eprferne gioroe pao
at gienerobre @ifizSbebr og SSnne.
nnu, n1islDffe6es. Gtore Sab blet
| af @referne tilfeiet Sprferne, Der I'll
/, en- bel Dibilion taget tilfonge. Sc,
mali1ternes Sab anilaoes ia1t til g.,
900 Mon6. Gtrti &ononer blet
erobret.
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minoit fpp @onge faa meget. Ne-
ringsfomiteen bill anpenoe fire Gage
paa at bpre, bnab sfattepoere bor at
Iige, inoen Sen begDn6er paa ben pir'
felige Sfat ,nilion.
Fl 11ut <atfos:kah. .:
ErnFbentem fore1aar for 2
len 6inlp for Sumbanerne ps
famttbig for Garmerme.

@aibineton ben 266e Snli. -
8reii6ent &ar6ing fen6te ioag ct
fort 8uoifob til @enatet og @epre-
1entantbuiet, i boilfet ban annooeoe
&ongresien ON foalebes dt~ nobioe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mpnoig>
beo, at oe11 baa6e fan p6e Ben MO-
penoige finonfielle Ststte til 2an-
bets Sernboner for at bringe sisfe
paofo6e og 6esuoen opertoge Seoel>
len al @re6it til Sarmerne og finon-
iiere l1of@rlelen al 2an6brugets
Yrooufter.
8reli6enten gao bore ct Snrios
al oen Plan, ban pnffer, &ongresien
ifa1 giennemfbre. Sc nermere @n=
feItbeoer b:l fonme 1enere fra Sern'
Observation-Disclosures. Sc bigtig}te
Yunfter / Blanen opgibes, 1om fsl>
ger:
ut @igsfinansforporationen gi'
bes MDnbigbe6 til at fiebe SSernba'
nepopirer, iom MI boloes af General
oirefteren, loa at be6fommenoe &or=
tor tan bobe Mioler til Opgier me6
ssernbanerne u6en at trefte paa
Sfatfam1neret.
9lt 6inansforporationens Mpf-
6iabe6 u6p;oes, 1aa at ben tan uo~
1treffe poerlieere @ielp til &pegop-
6rettere og 6armere.
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Unrkftt / Eurnpa.
@u1bIomme Sfpbbraa6e raier
@tprbrHanniem, 9nllanb pg Stu
lien. Gnappe Mplimger.

2on6on Sen 25oe SSuli. @ele Gu,
ropa li6er ioag at en- Esrfe, Der for
aarfager @fobbran6e, bar fnappe
MbIinger ti1falge og truer me6 Helt.
@ol6iomme @fobbranoe rafer
set noro1ige Storbritannien. gn
8rano, bbis 8ane er ODER 10 Mil
breb, traer ogfaa meo at e6elegge
mango ber6n1te @ooier Mberoeen-
ibire.
Set befrpgtes, at &elten iaar BIZ
Der 1angt UNDER BEN gienneminitli-
ge. @be6en er iier meotaget. Paa
enfelte @te6er bar Ser beret iaapas
Megn, at bet bar funnel gobne.
Sgioa / &ollano raier @toobran'
Sc. Ml S1ogs Mf1ing ser ct truet.
Spife @ioenifabsmeno erperimcnte-
rer me6 Terfarnti1tg; men Ser er H.
BEN l16ligt til, at @e1ultaterne af Be,
res @irflombe6 Ifal gapne Marets
Mpling.
S Gberige 1i0er man ogIaa al
Gerfen.
Berjt er SorboI6ene Huslono,
bpor en- Masie @gre er oloeles op>
brpn6t. Gesuoen truer &olero- og
Spfusepi6ernier meo at brD6e no.
s sStalien roler ogiaa 5fobbran0e
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-28

ten paa at fremfbre Mrgumenter for,
at @upernsren lite fnn arre}teres,
oa ban fon1 Statens eperfte gnbeos-
n1a116 ifaar ooer 9omIto1ene.
Chicago ben 23oe Snli. S fin
fbrfte offe11t1ige Gale, lioen ban /
Snsbag bleb fat UNDER Giltale, {agbe
@uberner Cen email / gftermiooag
til flere t,iiino Menneifer famlet for
Willian1 Sale Ebenpfons Bienie, at
zen @an1ing mPgtige Snteresier"
boboe raaet fig fpmmen ON at or1=
itprte 6olfspilliert. Gen al 5onga-
mon gountp @ranbi,arp uoIteote aln-
fIage, iogbe bon, boboe til 9enlist
at ffrenn1e ban1 It'll at opgipe fin
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-28

Sane Mbbams bebret. @ien, t8.
SSuli. Weiis Sane Mo6ams af gbi.
cago bIep enite1nrnie bo1gt til Preii.
bent for ben internationale abi116e-
fongres beo @1utninesiesiionen
igoar. aongresien bleo af Delta.
qerne erfleret at bore ben melt bel.
lpffeoe nogerdinbe bolot.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-28

Yldn ONT at 1an1nenfdl0e Seg1Sld7
turen til Wintere,t. Set er far1igt,
erflereoe fan, for en- @uperner at
iette Jig op imoo megtige Renge-
interesler. Cement -Gruiten og Srac-
tion=8aronerne og ftanie HlDnoring
af 9tastosien og @fattep6erne.
Sprinefielo> Su., 2oe Su1i. gu
per1eer email traf ioag / Gorbent=
ming ont, at Dommer 6. g. 4@mitb
rnI uoftebe en- Or6re for bans @rre.
ltaion 11roer Ell Mnflage Ior l1noer-
aeb af Here Mfa;oner DoHars at
|Stntens Benee, Goran1taltninger for
bpbnet Mo6lton6 ntoo Gl11obDr0elie
al Nettens Srore.
@pringfiel6> S1l., 25oe Suli. S5oag
lDntes @uberner @ma1l at babe b11n-
6et lin @amp for at freutoinge l1o=
lettelie of bans Mrreitotion og Sags-
beban6ling UNDER 9lnflage for un<
ser ileb al 10 Millioner 0oIlars al
@totens Mioler in6ti1 efter nblabet
al bons gmbeostermtn.
5beriff &enrp Melter, bois Hligt
set bliper at foretage slrreItationen>
1agoe til l1niteo Breis, at Wagt .1ffe
piI6e blibe brugt for at arreltere Den
onflageoe @uperner.
Springfielo> SH., 26oe S1tli. -
Dommer @mitb erf1ere6e i6ag> at
@uoerngr @mall funbe arre|teres
unoer slnflage for at babe nnoer-
Taoet en- 1tor Gum al Statens Pen<
&c. Sbet Gon1meren afpilte BEN at
@l1bernerens 6agferere frerniotte
8aaltan6, at @ubernbren &raft at
lit gmbe6e ct fritaget for @rre1ta-
tion, erflerebe ban:
Ser er ingen &onge Sllinols.
@nber1peren fan arre1 1teres."
Sen 75=oarige Dommers Dine
Fib6 2bn og ban presieoe 9eberne
lan1nren. San poalagoe @etselerfen
at oberIaoe Or6ren for @uoernbr
@maIls Mrre]totion til @beriff Sent
rp MeIter. &on eitere6e oerpoa for
Meter en- 2obporagraf, Der bite, ot
@beriffen rnaa giere froftise Sor-
on]taltninger for at foretage Mrre=
ltotionen eller u6iptte fig for at Bit
be itroffet for gnbeosforlbmmel{e.
/ Dontmer @mitb fag6e l. i'm @ien'
Belle at @upernaren biloe brpoe So
ben, 6eriont ban fful6e uofere I'm
Eruiel ONT at uofomman6ere Srop=
Der for at beifptte bam moo @rreito=
tiort. @nberneren bar zingen @et,
1agoe Fan, til df u6fon1manoere Wfl'
Iit{en for fin perionlige 8eifDttel1e.
Da Donneren bab6e afgibet lin
RienoeIie, begpnote @nbernsr
@mn1ls @ngfgrere paa ct SnolGg for
116ipttelie of Mrreltatio1ten for at gi>
be @uperngret1 og bans G9lfer mere
Eio til at forbere6e fin Gag. De
hnh nm 1t65ptteTfe iii @eptenber.
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20 brebt be6 Grploiion. Berit ben.
.21oe Sl1li. 20 Berfoner bleb 6rebt
og Cd. 100 fnaret i6ag beo en- Grplo-
fion Ell geitrotfabrif 8o6io / 4an-
ton Gieino. Gabrifen bleb 9oelagt.
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Gualamb faar 12O,O O,O0o, 600 Marf.

Gnglanb faar 12O,M0,O0O Marf.
Baris, 226e sSuli. Sroet u9rioritet
bleb 9slenet / oiplomattffe &reoie
ioog, ba oct officie1t bleb oplpF, at
gritatningsfommisfion bab0e billi-
get Detailing til gnglano of 120,.
100000 Morf / @ulo. England err
aerebe, at set trengte Rontnnterne
til at betale fine Golooter beo Mbi.
men: 8aa6e 8elgie,t % 6ranfrige
forlanger MI ftore GUNNER, men
aon1nisfionen flyer, at ben lite bar
en- Gent
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Sbomfons Hn6erFeb. Gblcago>
2Ooe ssuli. gn finanfiel Rrife bleb
ioag afpnrget for George q. 9ormel
& So, Slagterifnnrpaniet i Multin1
Mirr1l1 fom 6olee Of 81. sbom<
ions l1noerleb at ober en- Mlliot1
Collars. ssSnteresiereoe ganfierer
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fan1et ber for at brefte @ituationen
bel1utte6e at poe 4on1paniet tilitref-
felig &re6it iii at flare Jig. Set bleb
officielt oplDlt, at 1bomIons timber
leb breie6e fig ON $t,187, 900.
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siliales. 5pis Sc bar noset, fom
Sc pnffer at fe1se, ioa irrbrbt sassI
Tibet Nbertislement unber nSIs 1
falgs~ rMinneapoIis Eibenbe":. /
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En- Knngrnaan.
Song Gbriitian rebber 8eietning p8
Eaaiagerer paa ct inenf Sfib
peb @rbnlambs Suit.

@ipbenbabn, 20oe Suli. Song
@briltian of Danmarf bar giort fig
Gitel iom Meoningsman6 fortient
unber lit Sogt i Ssbabet peo at reo-
oe @eletring og Rasiagerer paa bet
ipenife Glib r8ee", 1on Itranoeoe
blan6t 5sbieree ner gpartenbalfs
mellem 72 og 73 @r... norolig
8re6be.
0en fsrlte Gfterret11ing om ~8e-
leg @an1feligbe6er blep mootaget
meo Mooio on1borb paa &oneens
Sfibl meoens BET bar Gisfo>Sug-
ten, 25O Mil borte.
Sfi6nt en- Mo6togelie til 9Gre for
&ongen bar foranltaltet Safobs-
bapn, 9ap bans Moieltet 8efo1ing
til at lie r8ele" til unoletning. San
inotog Hlobs paa @on1n1anoobrpttet
lammen meb @aptein 9lasberg og
@rsnlanbslooien Tborien meoens
aronprins anuo git foruo lom uo>
figsman6.
9faoio mo6toget i6ag fra @barten=
bufs me16er, at set lpffeoes 4ongens
@fib at noo Gteoet for Jorliiet og
reooe ~BeIe"s @eIetning og Fasia'
eerer, iom / tire Dage baboe cpbolot
|iig poo en- b6e 9. 9ongen ielo git
ilano.
gnoeI of 2a1ten poo ~geIe" blep
bjerget; men enbel of ll6itpret for
&nuo @asmus}ens nDe Expedition er
gaoet tabt.
Sort efter at babe forla6t ~8ele"
praieoe, &ongens Glib g3asmusiens
gfib rSnefoeen" og tog @rgnlonos-
foriferer og bans Su1tru omboro.
Golifinsneiem. 8ranbon @an.,
24ce sSnli. Gen formel1e @abning al
~tbe @nn1bine Siebmap" fanoi
@te6 Der 2er6ag, ba en- Slot paa 65
Mmerifanere, be{bgen6e fra Sotpo
Wortb Dafota % Soutb Gafota, af-
rutte6e en- 700 Mils Sur fra @iou1
Gitn Soma, berti1. Set par oen f6r-
ite Sur, fom De, Ser foreitaar @nleg.
qelfen of rGolfins -2anoebeien~ bar
giort ooer ben @ute> fom gi6r @iou1
@itp til 8eie11s fpolige og 8ranbor
til 6ens noroIige gnbepunft.
@snbaesblabe forbmbt / 9eio Sc
Sameiro. Mio Be Saneiro, Fl. Suli.
Mrbeioe / Mbistrpfferier / @io So
Metro mellen1 @l. 8 Ggnbag Morgen
og 8 Monoog Morgen er forbu6t beo
en- Gororoaing beotaget Onsoag af
aommuneItDret. 8olitiprefeften ben-
teoes at un6ertegne Gororbningen
ioog> bborefter Ben btebliftelig tre-
Ser 4rnft.
@teoliee apifer agter at Teife
@bnbog gftermiooogs % Manoag
Moreenss l1ogaber iom Gsree af
|Soror6ningen.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-03-04
WANTS, FOUND AND FOR SALE

FOR SALE-The Shinnick
residence. 3-tf
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Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Lewiston,
Idaho, February a, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
Clarence Nethken, of Boles,
Idaho, who, on March 16, 1918,
m ade Additional Homestead
Entry, No. 07238, for NEA
SEA, Section 6, Township 80
North, Range l West, Boise Mer-
idian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make three year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before Hampton Tay-
lor, u. S. Commissioner, at
Grangeville, Idaho, on the 18th
day of March 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses
Frank Lord, of Boles, Idaho
Henry Price, of Grangeville, Ida
no. Ernest w. Little, of Grange.
vile, Idaho. William II. Eller, OF
Grangeville, Idaho.
HENRY HEITFELD,
rs Register
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-03-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
dad" Rookie, Prop.

In the Probate Court, County
of Idaho, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Rosa Lies, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that
Letters of Testamentary on the
estate of Rosa Lies deceased,
were granted to the undersigned
on the 7th day of February 1921,
by the Probate Court of Idaho
County.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required
to exhibit them to me for allow
ance at my residence at Cotton
wood, Idaho within ten months
after the date of the first publica
ton of this notice, or they shall
be forever barred.
Dated this 7th day of Febru-
airy 1921.
JACOB LORENTZ,
Executor of Estate of Rosa Lies,
Deceased.
Wilbur L. Campbell, Attorney
for Executor, Grangeville, Idaho.
First publication February IL,
1921. "a
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Plumbing and timing at the
Cottonwood Hardware every
Thursday and Friday. Fordham
Brothers. Grangeville. 51-tf
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the
Tenth judicial District of the
State of Idaho in and for the
County of Idaho.
First National Bank of Cotton
wood, Idaho, plaintiff, VS..
Henry Uhling and Anna Uhl-
ing, husband and wife, defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given that a
Writ of Attachment was issued
out of the above entitled court in
the above entitled action on the
18th day of February, 1921
against the property of ths
above named defendants.
HENRY TELCHER,
Clerk of the District Cour
By Harold Harris, Deputy Clerk
(SEAL) 8;
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE-310
acres of land, 265 acres tillable,
1875 acres i'm winter wheat, re-
mainder good pasture, ~ miles
south of Cottonwood Will take
up to $4,000 in Montana land.
For further information see or
write Joe Altman, Cottonwood,
Idaho. 9-3r
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FOR SALE-Good farming
land, by Meadow Greek, close to
Oliver school house, 100 acres all
hog tight, 80 acres in fall crop,
good improvements, running
water for stock. Emil Schott,
Cottonwood, Idaho. "a
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ESTRAYED-Came to my
place about October 1, sow and
three pigs, sow weighs about
200 pounds; pigs 35 pounds each.
Owner can have same by paying
feed bill and for this ad. ID.
Duclos. Sd
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FOR SALE or Trade head
of work horses including one
mare with foal for colts or young
stock. T. Clark, the junk man.-4
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FOR SALE OR TRADES
foot Van Brunt drill, nearly new.
Will trade for horses or cattle.
Jos. w. Klapprich. Sd
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FOUND-Ladies' mink neck
piece. Owner call at this office
and identity same. Cd
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Harry c. Cranke, aucti0neer,
Nezperce and Grangeville, Idaho.
Make your dates at this office.
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FOR SALE-Registered Here
ford bull, Is months old. A good
one. Mrs Rudolph Schroeder. 9-3
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FOR SALE-Wood heating
stove at a bargain. Call at this
office. Soft
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FOR SALE-Rose Combed
Rhode Island Red cockerels.
Frances Sonnen. 1O-1
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We can print those butter
wrappers for you.
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FOR SALE-About so loads
of straw and about 25 sacks OF
potatoes. Rudolph Schroeder.9-3