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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-04-15

In a speech which was given very
close attention and was frequently ap-
plauded.
AT one time" said Commissioner
GabaldOn, Congress had before ii no
less than thirty resolutions expressing
sympathy with the aspirations Of the
Irish people, If not actually urging Eng
land to grant independence to Ireland.
At that time, also the Filipinos were
knocking at your door. Out Of the
womb Of war, many European repub-
lies were born, and America has re-
joiced TO uphold the same. And yet
the claim Of the Filipinos is still I'M
needed. Must there be exceptions,
then, in international Justice?
My plea, gentlemen Of the Ameri-
a Congress, is that you ignore no
longer the repeated requests Of q de-
serving people for an independence
that rlghtfully belongs to them. The
granting of independence now affords
the United States q golden opportunity
to give to the world unanswerable
proof Of its sincerity, It's consistency
and its altruism. 1t will be the great
est example Of square dealing In the
history of the ages.
do not think we are not appre-
ciative Of all you have done for US.
We are. America has truly treated
the Filipino people as no other nation
has ever treated an alien race in all
hictnrr III I;rrI y,D;,t, - fl A,.o.
lean policy in the Philippines have
been consistently inspired by altruism.
We know that you were actpated in
your labors by the desire to contrib
ute to u own welfare.
"And we love you perhaps most Of
all for your solemn promise to grant
us that which we hold dearer than life
itself-our freedom. independence is
our national ideal. 1t is our all abb
sOrbing aim. 1t grows stronger every
hour. For the spirit Of n%ationalism
never dies. Much less can it be sub
dued. We believe that we can never
hope to be q sturdy nation if we are
to rely forever on the magnanimity Of
the United States.
Americas task In the Philippine
Islands is finished. What you have as
sumed as your sacred obligation in
that part OF the world has been full
filled. A people with a medieval sys-
TEN Of institutions has been trans
formed into a conscious nation, i'm
bued with all that is modern in the
activities Of nations. And If you give
US independence our gratitude to you
will increase a thousand fold it will
last forever If you keep faith with us.
There is but one issue in the Phil
ippine question, and that is: Is there
today a stable government on the Is.
lands? In the Jones law you promised
independence upon the establishment
Of such a stable government. Your
own GovernOr-Genera has officially
reported that there Is a stable gov
eminent In existence today, and we
also have submitted plenty Of evidence
to ~substantiate its existence. There
fore, we hope and expect America will
now carry out Its pledge"
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ROSEBUD VALLEY

Chas. and Ben Eaton made a trip to
Newport, Nebraska, this week.
VIM. Frederickson was a Sunday
evening caller at Elmo Mitchell's.
Mr.. Philip called at Glen Sher
woods, Monday evening last week.
Paul McDill and Lee Anderson pur-
chased oats of G. O. Wilson last week
Frank Petera and family visited at
Oliver Larsen's, Sunday, a week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sherwood and
children called at Ed Crafts Tuesday
evening.
Ernest Ashbacher called at c. 0.
Wilson's and Glen Sherwoods one day
last week.
Glen and John Sherwood, returned
Saturday a week ago. from a three
weeks business trip to Iowa.
Glen Sherwood and daughter Mary
Evalyn called at Ben and Oliver Lar.
sens, Monday Of last week.
Mr.. Bundy accompanied by a life In
ran agent were callers in this com
munity, Tuesday Of last week.
Andrew Eastman has been assisting
Harry Larsen overhaul the Fordson
tractor which he recently purchased.
Mrs. John Sherwood called at Glen
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HAPPY HOLLOW
Another snow storm.

Another snow storm.
Roads are getting passable again.
French itch is prevalent in the Hol-
low.
Mrs. Sjoholm is on the sick list this
week.
Elizabeth Sorenson visited at her
parental home Sunday, last.
Ward Houseman made a trip to
Murdo, Monday after some freight.
Rev. Salter and children took sup
per at the Carl Sorensen home last
Sunday evening.
George Welton and E. Graham went
to White River with Pete Peterson
last Saturday.
There was no social at Happy Hol-
low church last Friday night on &C
count Of the bad roads.
Ward Houseman arrived last Tues
day from washington Springs, and ex-
poets to work for his brother-in-law
Biz Nollsch.
Mr.. Turner went to White River
last Saturday. He drove the Sjoholm
car. Mrs. Sjoholm accompanied him.
They found the roads quite heavy.
The people of Happy Hollow are
sure showing,their good spirits. They
are turning out every day and helping
at the Sjoholm home. Mr.. Sjoholm
is not able to work yet.
fToo late for last week)
Spring is here.
Flies a buzzing.
Pastures are getting green.
Mr.. Sjoholm is able to be up after
his long illness.
Art Turner branded and dehorned
cattle last week.
w. j. Palmer and son Teddy called
to see Mr.. Sjoholm, Tuesday evening.
Pete Peterson called at the Sjoholms
Easter Sunday and helped with the
chores.
Art Turner went to White River
Thursday and brought DR.. Bouza out
TO Sjoholms.
Scott Merrill branded and dehorned
cattle last Monday. His brother and
Tom Proctor helped him.
Reverend and Mrs. Salter were call
ers In Happy Hollow last Tuesday.
The Reverend helped Mrs Sjoholm
with some Of the chores.
There is to be a social at Happy
Hollow, Friday nj ght at the church
basement. Every oody CO me. Your
presence is wanted and meet led.
Carl Sorensen went to Winner to
meet his nephew Chester Lawritzen
who Just arrived from Denma rk. MI.
Lawritzen did M 1T arrive I'm Winner
when Mr.. Sorens en- thought h e would
SO while waiting for him Mr.. 8 orensen
went to Dallas and visited with
friends and rela ,tives.
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CONGRESS- HEARS
DRAMATIC PLEA
FROM FILIPINO

Washington.
"Nlust the heart
of America beat
only for the e
dom Of Ireland, OF
Poland and Of the
CZeChO SlOvaks,
and not for the
Independence OF
the Philippine Is
lands"
This was the
question ReSluent
G o m IN | $ S i Oner
ISaurO GabaldOn
of the Philippines
addressed directly
to the member
ship of the House
OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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TAKEN UP-Red COW with brockel
face, with horns, branded I'D on right
hip. Owner a have same by PROV
ing ownership, paving for keep and
this advertisement. 6. L. Kidweiler,
Wood, S. D. lItt
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TAKEN UP-One black mare a
bout tour years old, white star in fore
head ana white tip on end of nose, no
visible brands, will weigh about 1000
pounds; n bay gelding, white stat
III forehead, four black stocking feet,
no visible brands, about two years old
weight about 100 lbs. owner may
have above stock by proving owner.
NAV have above stock hg proving own
ersbip and paying for keep and this
ad. VIM. Hare, Wood, s. D., NWA
Section z AZ 26. 9l3
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FrankPGreene assistingsurveyor 90 o.
Emma Strong salary deputy co.
Treasurer, March-.--- rs 90
l. Merchen mileage Leedom in
ycstigation 5 20
G w kerIin salary for March
1921 as County Treasurer--l25 0O
& w Kerlin box rent and postage 20 A.
Albert Merchen mileage Iced
ON investigation------- 5 %
Ear Cleaver mileage and atten
dance at hearing Of LeedOm
case 5 GO
Mrs. X Tomsick room rent for
prisoner q Beaver 6 90
Vernon Il Branson salary March ll2 30
II 5 Durrin mileage and attend
ance Leedom case &c
Clarence Rohm mileage in case
Of State vs. Leroy Scott I so
claim rejected
+ w SchWarZ current January,
February, March and sup
Plies 81 So
John AIIcott hauling ~culverts-- IS 80
Chris Bum Sheriff ees------l 1875 OO
Ray \ a~nSchaack assisting sheriff 8 &C
. j stone fees as deputy sheriff 100 OO
Louis a Smith assisting surveyor 20 %
# | Terplm estimate on Briggs
hill JOB 800 OO
MeIIettc County Pioneer print
ing and supplies -.-l33 81
Richard Jones salary as Auditor
first week in March, % IL
Ted Greene as chain man with
surveyor 81 81
y W Bell Tel Co telephone calls
claimed ID allowed - ) q
n w Bell Tel Go telephone calls
claimed II 80 allowed II OO
viii \ Beech supplies for Reg
lister Of Deeds 10 IA
ii + StOGdard wolf bounty 10 OC
w i ElIeY wolf bouhty----- 45 OC
Anil ROmn wolf bounty 5 OC
Anil ROmn wolf hOuntv-- 10 UC
Harry Rasmussen wolf bounty 500
Ed kCnlcek WOlf DOunty----- % 0O
i VI Berry wolf DOunty----- 80 o.
Ferdinand Littau wolf bounty 10 CO
Claim Of Chas J Ray Jr rejected
pending submission 0 ffurth
er evidence
} a Wheeler for surveying al
lowed Zl4 20
Contract made with A. III. Miner to
drag county road known as Memorial
Highway from March 7, 1921 to Octo-
Der LIST, 1921. Section to be dragged
is located as follows: Beginning at
east county line and ending at town
Of Wood a total length of ii miles.
The county to pay for above service
rendered as follows: For each single
round trip with dragT5 cents per mile
for each double round trip 81 so per
mile, for each triple round trip 81. %
per mile. For repairing or any other
service rendered ~ cents per hour for
single hand and IS cents per hour for
man and team, 81 per hour for man
and four horses, The county to fur
niSh one road drag.
Following claims allowed:
& r. kell expense to Huron to
called States Attorneys
meeting So a.
John AllcOtU estimate of road
work claimed 81 80 allowed 60 &C
B } Rreier. oil, supplies and labor 100 IL
Andrew Eastman constable fees
and mileage claimed SO 20
allowed 43 &c
Sioux Falls Metal Culvert Co
cuIyertS- so
Bond Of VIM A KemnitZ as Treas
urer Of Riverside Township approved
Bond Of Francis Mcdonald as Clerk
Of Riverside Township approved.
Board adjourned to April 7, 1921, at
3 a. m.
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SEED CORN-Good mixed seed
corn for sale at $2a bushel. j. A.
Edmonds, N E %, 80, u, Wood, S. D
lite
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rWT ~ $3.50
IT Anderson Lumber Ealpmb IA 80
Standard Oil Co OIL al15Zj5o
Claim OF + Il BouZa Superinten-
dent Mellette County Board
OF Health 331 .08 allowed 300
Board ordered the vacating of fol
lowing section lines and close same
tOtrdvel
Beginning at "a point 8l2 feet east Of
S w corner Of S K ! of Section 5 4l-29
thence enst to S E corner Of S E ! of
Section 5 4l-29, thence north to a point
1877 feet south of n f corner Of 5 K !
of Section 5, APO.
Claim Of Rex Cafe boarding pris
oners same allowed------- 81 5U
Bond of Helen NJ. Fridy as Deputy
Assessor approved.
Vernon II BransOn visiting
schools, stamps apd supplies 81 OC
Board adjourned to April 8, 1921, 8
a. m.
April 8, 1921. 8 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
All present.
Discussed proposed bridges and
bridge wprk.
Board instructed Auditor to pre-,
sent bill to Board Of County Commits
sioners Of Jones county for rip rap
work near Westover bridge as per "a
greement made December II, 1920.
Board instructed Auditor to order
two car loads Of bridge plank at 80 0C
per NJ f 0 b Murdo.
Warrant No Gil to Ii j Kelsch or
dered cancelled account Of overpay
ment as per examiners report.
Settlement was made with g. III.
V~anSchaack in full as per examiners
report 2.98 which was paid to Treas,
urer by check.
Board adjourned to ! p. m.
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April 8, 1921, l D. m

-.1 ,nn,
Aplil o. io-l' p H.
Board met as per adjournment.
All present.
Moved and eecondod poord oooor+
nronositiono IF 0Scar Rvhar% Sor riSPt
~ Nv anroSe n w Oh 40 % far
eidorstinn Of * on ~ 600 rona
ne f%"ilOw. sup ohu
-Four rods wide beginning at a point
app'oAiuldue,y oo rouS east OF II n
w coiiiol " oIIe IN w oecIlon ~.
oWhsilip ~, range 20 thence IN a
nrovim"toiu 20 ~ ~ a pHl,le dp,
rnrnar Of n3id onartau ion.ian ou -
reanrdod nIat tbbara"f SeoOon' ID psi
voto hu ,ol,oou.
o''o'
mlght' aye
Weeu, aye
beck"lIi, aye
Board ordered vacating of follow
ing section lines and close same to
travel; Beginning at a point 80 rods
east OF n W corner o. n W Section
- Oi'ioo ea'O ~ LUIS
roiio"lne clalnis al'o"eu'
+ Il Bouza, M MelIette Coun.
ty Board or Health, reports
CS ~ oId'e pGdau niioono @ooO
y inHu .Nn "a $40
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April 8, 1921, s a. m,
Board met as per adjournment.
All present.
Bond of f l Terpin as Highway
superintendent approved.
Board instructed Auditor to adver-
tise for bids on the following road
work. The unfinished part Of the
Memorial Highway.
The following banks were designa
ted as repositories of county funds:
Mellette County State Bank. White
River, 5. f..
White River State Bank, White Riv
er, S. d.
First State Bank, Wood, S. d.
Blackpipe State Bank, Norris, S. d.
Board adjourned to May 3, 1921.
A. l.. SMITH.
Deputy County Auditor.
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FOX SALE-Piano, fine toned
Will sell on easy terms. Also moving
picture machine. w. E. Bridgeman
Witten, S. d.. llt2
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FOB SALE Bliss Triumph, Rural
New Yorker seed potatoes at S. per
bushel. On tho Mitch Roubideaux
place . miles north east OF Mission,
q B. Zeitner, Mission, 8. D. llt3p
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April I, l p: m.
Board met as per adjournment.
All present.
Following claims allowed:
Claim Of Art Ziehl on estimate
west of GerigS allowed at a
cents per yard cashL-------l53 36
Claim of Art Ziehl TN estimate
OF road work at Happy Hol-
low church allowed at "a
cents per yard cash------ 70 90
Green Filling Station oil for Jail | 10
II q Phillips for final estimate
on west side Black Pipe
Bridge l44 As
A petition having been presented
praying to divide Wood School Dist.
rict No | into two districts to-wit:
Set of Township 43 Range % and
Township 43 Range 26, ia me to con
stitute "A separate district to be known
as District Nc. II. Same was grant
ed.
A petition having been presented to
set OF from School District No. 2
Township 1921 and Township Abb
same to constitute a separate school
district to be known as District Is.
the same vas granted.
A petition Ia wing been presented
praying To set off from School District
No 2 Township AZ Range 81, Township
I'll Range 81, Township AZ Range 81.
Township Al Range SO, Township AZ
Range 80, same TO constitute a Separ-
ate school district to be known as
District Ii. tie same was granted. 3
Following claims allowed:
Ray Va~nSchaack hauling c~ulverts s 90
Green Filling Station lubricat
ing oil-------------------- 10 90
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Commissioner Proceedings

April 5, 1921
No quorum. Adjourned until ! pm.
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Popular Wan. Ads

Want Ads published under this head
bring satisfactory returns and cost
the advertiser but one cent per word
per insertion. Minimum charge, 25c.
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FOR SALE-Full blood 5. G. K. l..
r. CockreIs at Sl.5U each. Would de
liver at Wood. Mrs. Frank hickman,
Wood s. d. SIT
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FOR RENr-My place north OF
Wood on White River; 600 acres; ~
acres A No l alfalfa. Fair improve
ments. For further particulars write
mt. Roy Andrews, Up South 18th
ST., Norfolk, Nebraska. ltf
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FOR SALE-rwo thoroughbred
Hols.ein bulls, ready for service, ana
three high grade Holstine bull calves.
h. JAMS, Cody, S D. lOt2p
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FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE,
DUT NO GUARANTY

(Chicago Tribune.)
We DO not blame the Filipino people
for wanting their complete freedom II
Il the natural aspiration of una kind.
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FOR SALE-Good hardy Alfalfa
seed at Zoe per pound. Alfred Ander
son, 20 miles north Of Wood. ST.
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ALFALFA SEED-Recleaned, Doc
per pound at Geo. Moores; also hIut
cnrn for seed at 81 per bushel. Frank
Hickman, Wood. lott
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EGGS-Single Combed Rhode Is
land Red eggs for setting. S. per lOD,
Mrs. Frank Hickman, Wood. lott
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SEED POTATOES - Early SIX
seed potatoes, good CUES, at 81 a bush
ell. Fred Matouseck, Wood, S. D. 5tf
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LOOKING FOR \ FARM?

800 acres. splendid residence: good out
nuliiuss stock and machinery 80 VITA
place. y bargain.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS.
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Auction Sale
VI
y MOST EXCELLENT BRICK p
PROPERTY e" =
No. COS E.Leigh
Street

on MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1921,
AT 1870 o'clock +. NJ. IA
on the premises. we Will oner,r TOT,
sale the above property ~
The lot is - feet. moro or less, i'm
frontage. by II depth of So feet -
inches to and with the use of an
alley feet inches wide. Tho im-
provcmcnts consist Of splendidlyt
built brick detached eiSht-rOotn
dwelling. with hnlis, closets. etc.,
and up-to-d bathroom with norcs-
lain tubs, etc
This property is in II location that
Will always rcnt-never vacant. VIII
make Il good home and cannot be
surpassed as an income payer. Near
the market and convenient To the
business section.
II you want something good at
tend this sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash, balance
six, twelve and eighteen months,
secured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty. '59
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BIDS Viii be received at tn!s otiic. no,
later shan january 10, 1921. for schuni
supplies. For speech! ions apply ihIs
Office. the committee reserves the right
TO reject any or aI bids. {. T. Waiforu
,t,r. and Stlt,rglSur. ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FARM LAND WANTED-fiavc 10 acr.s
uiimrroytd !taa IN Minnesota ON Iau-
road and Ei.ppe cash 70 trade Tor i.nd
A"H! tSS q. g. care Zines
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Houses for Rent
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wantcti-To Rent
8 1

iLAr-IArte or four rooms wet q.
Laurel Str.et. Call Boulevard ag25-w
kOpMS-puc or two tu.ui.n.d rooms
with bath. with either liEht hous,I,.c,,.
lhS ARRANGEMENTS. board 80 board il; vi
C!h!'! ip. clergyman. wi.u ana child 4
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THE rLANrEhs NATIONAL. HANk

TIE FLANItha NAI!ONAl. iiANk
Richmond. "a. DecrmDG. H. 1920
The uuHJa! meeting OF the stockho
O. This bank VIII tie held at its bank.
ing house ga iUrSdaS. January H. 1921
al - NJ. tor the election OF directors 70;
the ratification .: ;hc acts OF tho direc.
tors tar the Ias nscai year. and for tnu
trans :tion OF any other business which
may L..oDsrly come before the said meet
INK -
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SIX large rooms. house. . cellar rooms:
little farm. Ia acres: goo. gard IN
land; hrick WELL orchard: Mechanics
VILE Turnpike and Harvey Road. three
fourths mile from lliEhland Park car a [
Cosbys store. 2 miles from Paramount
Cur. Jerry Shine. Richmond. Va, Il. +,
II. I. Toll gate.
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Ei:TlNc;-Richmond. Va. Dec. 20. 1920
The annua! meeting Of the stockholdrry
~ the Hank az Richmond. Inc. Viii be
m on TUESDAY. JANUARY IL. 1921. at
Street. ,Rithim2nd. Va. Lewis d. Cr.n-
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NIRGlNIA rKuSr COMPANY.

II, 'CNWOUN VA. Jan. ;. 1921.
Tho anuua! meeting OF the st.ckhoIdcrs
O! the Virx!utI Trust Company for the
election OF directors and for tho transac-
ton ~ such business ~ n.ny properly
ratification Of the acts 81 the directors
for the rast year. VIII be i.,I at tho
street; Eichmond., Va. at !: NJ. on Tue
day. January Is 1871
Stock transfer books VIII bc closed from
January to January IS. both Inclusive.
l. II. AYl,ETT.
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rHOrOSAIS-O Office Depot QUAR-
trTmIsIc!, Seventeenth aud J. Streets
y W. Washington. -. C.--Scalrd pro.
Iosa!s Viii be uicnct at The above adj
s;ructiuu % 15-iuut iron Flagstaff at
Seven Zines National Cemetery Rici,-
mOuL VA. PAN. specifications and uvu-
posA. forms !Hay nv had upon appliCa-
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE

~ BROOKS & RICHARDSoN.nINS a.,
.Auctiouccrs.
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/fUCTIC,NS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices

ANNCAL. MEEIISti--1hc annual mo-, ina,
OF tnv !.ivHnlOud Chamber Oi Cnn,iu.r,.,
VA! hS aeti T"ursiay evening. February
~. 1871, AZ : O'Clock. la Inc auditorium
q; the Jefferson Hotel. Officers and al
T"ctprS Tor the year 1921 viii b, elected
al TINS NEE iinE, Hnd q fun attendance.
OF members Is urgently requested. r.
Frytun Giles, secretary.
ANNUAL. MEEFlNG-Tnc SAVINGS Rank
OF laChmo'!, The annual meeting az
Ia. s;ochHoIG"Es OF this hank VIII be
held At its banking house. No. Mi
East Main street. on Thursday, January
10 1921 a. O'clock J.. Nj. Tor the pur.
pose %: c.cct!nE directors Tor the .nsu-
iaE year, iuE the ratification OF ;n-
acts Of the directors Tor the last fiscal
year and t.! the transaction OF uuv
oiher business that !Hay properly come
before the meeting jaime. NJ. Ba.
Cashier.
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~ H""! tS' 4. -. care Times
fSH '@sr d .f@1iETS es yG2 III! Rt02f sts
For rKoMfT ,ait-n,!oa us. your mouse,
f.. Ane or h iSs rent w!fn caaTifs
sa5 ~ Ea ,i MIN Maim. 20 N'''''" hu''a'n'
f9 9Iop. MEso Wiz S. sSpf farms and si,
HoME-wan,eh. direct from owncr. house
"a a, M.st End; sven rooms: ab9n! $1,000.
HoME-Ws have . client for u $4,000 or
5?no " %h. II NAN me W. Mss. t. En- HcsS
canHcu, : c. M.iison ASH Sief J. 81
nST'y ~ rs sd + al a.. m,n, II don,t ,si
sgn II, WI expect ,.si, the regular city
Bu!.dnS. ~ ca! Madison iT2t.
If HGH Nm, M"ni 70 ~ sci! your nEopsr;y tel!
3, fcsa,ts. neS o. ianes c Co. a' iit: ana
II lou hAv!: a nouss in Richmond or
yiG,"iiy o. farm in near.by counties
Tor blanks. Eichmoma Trust Co. tCapi.
L. snd snTa.os. si.-v0.c.eI. seventh ani
Lis you, your iarn's and e'ty Ufopg!ty, w:,s
c.. Z. Sotin Shin %inth street 2 fa''0s a
10 g. Ss"i D 3 j. $ IS i la is's a Gs
LIST your farms wi;h r. V. Whitehur.L
LIST YOUR PROPERTY for auick result, with
us :os sale rent. w. T.. Purcell Jr
Co. Inc. 81 East Franklin Street.
LIST your yacan; rropsr,y with this OF
Ace and We VII! secure YOU a tenant;
Norton q. Thalhlmer. Randolph IL
LIST your .asen. property Tor sale or
rent with Alfred Mc.. ~ Company sl5
Essi franklin Street Room 2iI.
YOUR HOUSES
OIL. APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
II L ~ r. u. EBEI.
NOETH NINTH STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
NOTICN no sIlNnE1lnl.nrns

American National Bank o; lsichmonJ Va
The regular annual meeting nt share.
holders Of this bank for tn. election OF
uIeSnVs ana suth other business may
legally be Transacted Will Jc held Tuesday
January II. 1874. at noon.
q. BAYLOR HILL. Cashier