davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
Reached End or Power.

I'VE have reached the end OF our
financial power with the tools we have
and unless new tools to enable us to eX-
tend long time credits to our foreign
trade are created speedily we have
reached the end of our useful activities
in export trade. Our British competitors
can get credits extended for four. six
or eight years. We cannot.
zone reason given for our hesitation
in getting back of this corporation is
that somebody is going to benefit Yes.
some one is going to benefit but 1t is
not one class or one industry. 1t Is
all OF us. Every man, woman and
child In America will be benefited"
Mr.. Redfield explained in detail the
legislative difficulties and delays espe-
cially in Individual States, that have cost
American exporters months Of delay and
incalcuable profitable business and
strongly favored a campaign Of educa-
ton.
I'VE have no alternative but to shrink
at home unless We go after the export
trade" he said. "rrhis corporation is not
being organized to thaw frozen credits,
to relieve the banks or 10 be representa-
tive Of any group or clique or part Of
America, but for America as O. whole"
Foreign trade policies" was the sub
ject of discussion at the general session
this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Union National Corporation, of which
Thomas Fnirservls. formerly ~ George y.
Gibbons q Co., " president, has opened Of
fees Va 81 wall street for the conduct OF a
general commercial and banking business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

A. Al uousman & Co. have issued a clrctl-
lar describing the California Packing Com
pany'a earnings and assets position.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers q real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

CUSTOM House RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties az the CUSTOM
House yesterday we're ss38.os4sos OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

v. G. Hartman 4 Go. have opened a for
agn exchange department 70 transact q
general foreign exchange business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

3nssa was for merchandise
bonded warehouses and
ent importations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

The range Of prices III yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

prexrl x Co.. the National city Company
and Brown Bros. q co. are offering at s2s
par value and accrued dividend the un-
sold balance ~ All Issue of S5,0n,O00 of r
per cent. cumulative preferred stock OF the
Philadelphia Electric Company Including
that Issue The compsr has Sil 100000 Of
preferred stock outsGatiIg end on which
last years earnings - &.0ia,jT4 would
hnye been Sufficient 70 pby the dividend more
than three and ausrtar tinse-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

Rio futures p higher 70 70 rcis lower.
changed at SID Receipts % 600 bags and
stock 600 900 bags. Santos futures unchanged
10 Or refs higher. Receipts 20 600 bags and
stock 29OC 600 hays Receipts at ports
h2 900 bars against 1900 iast year and
* 900 two years aRo. Sac Pnuio had 20, 900,
ngpinst 5000 and 1900. and Jundiahy II 900
against 1000 and ~ 900 bags. respectively.
cleared from Victoria 5000 bags FOR New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

Tho Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York has been appointed transfer agent for
10000 shares OF class preferred stock
ISSUED by tho United States Light and Heat
Corporation IN increasing its capital stock
from $1,000 600 70 So 100000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
BANK or .EysSISI,
S ~ ACTIONNAfREs

,ooiete Anonyme Egyptienne constitute par
Deceit khediyial du 80 Mai, 1905.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

80 L ~ q Utah Power IS
g.. 81 2.......7nlA
Pittsh%LE list Va Car Oh sf7iss
f..... 90 1l.......Q3
Pub Scrv Corp Va Caro- Oh ist
Of " J IS 1...4..pli4
q. .65lg Va Caro- Oh 6s
Reading gun Is 5.......90
H.. .77i2 Virginian ny So
Rio Grande was 3d.. .S2aa
Y a. Mnhaah InL
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
!. ./0cgeVl

ur FareIar Dau ~ thr lHH'
nsrtit Ctar.t urs entertained tn'
ist evening an ihf hmr .of Nr.
tmfs Wilen on South Man sirrr'
b, unlsme Prank WH.ams james
UmD. Misses lans fhmr.an and
Isafa Wnam
urHrhifI rtifohmenia oan'''iinl
III fruit aIad auiNrhc o'i"
.s cream ari gakr u,fc srurd
Those pr~a, ver nr am
ur " o. Mewpy Nedamu
narian W.rrm Pres Gurf lrh
sui nartR O. larrr EHuiFii
par. ~ D. Goa, Nap haylrnta'
u,f,F T,asp @ Ghhnst }
M Hn U e. noww of Mem
rts Robert White of NounH'.d
uart io.rt A a. nuy iuf.
Driver Frank Wunms lamr hen
D Cau usnp M.er Odd
nsmu Dots Atkins iane Ihmr ''
rrI InHa NNaw
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
BOY ELECTED
SUPERINTENDENT ~ OKLA

Prof Moore. now in charge of the
grade schools at Wynona. Okla. and
said to be- one u the best educator.
in the state. has been employed hy
The School Board o. Superintendent
Of rershinr lllgh School for next
year
Prof Moore b. exceptionally quail.
flied Tor the position fur which b.
has just hecn employed and We are
assured of progressive and sue
ceaaful school year under BIZ man.
agemeni The penhInr tOklaD Ga.
gotte.
Hehert Moore graduated in the
lllgh School ~ Marion hn 1916
H. then spent one year ai the State
University ~ Lexington then went
20 Vanderbilt and from there 10 The
State University of Oklahoma. whore
be- graduated
Hcb.ris parents died while be-
was quite o. boy and hl grandfather
reared hIm and Odd splendid iob
like BE- did his own boys
Marion b. always rIad when her
hoys make good
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

Erruhur Boz ths issue ~ ihs Pres
lpffnfa ifr announcement ~ the
rfrruiaiar n ''Ihc Average Man"
fhr raae.f ~ the Parker plays. by
m,mtcn ~ ths Marion High School
Alumni laiion This e one n
co.. reart plays on be- market. hay.
lnr hrn copyrighted in 1921. and b
ad ta b. one n ihs tcry hest u
ths many plays written by that ssll
lnoan play writer
uH ia story repisir uiih rood
playing rafn ani having many
amusing sIiaaians O. b. ihs hui
royalty play given ln Marion in sey-
uai Yran ari promises o. d. one
af ttr mast enjoyable rhass sho
atr part .n ihr play have done some
bard aufi Ia preparation for ihs lasi
fra uset. ani ar frsl rafc in saying
ttai ehen CO., curtain roes up ai
s.rhi otisk Friday nirht that ~.
rB ray, vill b. "aii set
Thr r.ay uM b. ri,rn under ihs
Irvtian af Sites lena iioltlslav and
i.. uuH vH b. Furnished hy ths
Annnl O,hrim UNDER ths d.rs,tior
m Nn luCi'r Pope Nirrins
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
GOOD ROAD CONVENTION

The fact that Il IL candidate year
has given impetus 10 the good road
Convention which will be held At the
jefferson County Armory. Louisville.
June 7-iO under the auspices of the
Kentucky Road Engineer Associa.
ton Candidates are expected lo
swell the attendance and arrange.
menis are being made for accommo.
daiion u 5000 delegates and visitors
The meeting will be- absolutely
non partisan in its nature. Candi
daiea u al political faiths realize
thoy can not wage an intelligent cam.
paign before the people without be-
ing we'll vcued on the subject Of
roads The Convention will afford
them golden opportunity 10 inform
lhemsclyet Every phase of road
construction and maintenance will b.
discussed By experis who will avoid
technical terms. using language un.
drrsiood by ihe layman.
ltion pieture will be- used b.
illustrate road building and upkcep
peleraies will b. taken on automo.
bi.e toufs n inspection u yarSlua
iypss " roads Modern equipment
will b. demonstrated.
The movement has the hearty sup.
part u tho State Highway Commis.
sIon. las. 3 Bogrs. State Highway
Engineer uho vAs in conference this
seek wiih the oommittss in charge
IL arrangements, j. urging that ~.
ery county have rood representation.
fisCal Courts are authorized o.
appoint delegates. Mr. Bogrs has
pointed oui in letters % them Coun.
~ knrInesrs. County Judge. Fn-
cal Courts and citissns Interested in
road pfuiscts will b. wsleoms An
sessions and entertainments will b.
open o. ths puhlio
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
THE ELECTION

A psiliion signed BY q lsrai nun.
be- ~ voters ~ the county vas pre.
aeuisd o. the County Court some
months aru and an slecti0n waa or.
dsrsd % b. held May ioih. 90 DE-
iefmins whether 90 ~ ths citlrsns
u ihs county would prefer the coun-
~ anaifs to b. oondlried under q
commission form - government
Ths slsriion vas held Tuesday u
VA q vcry quiet slestian Everybody
sesmsd % have hcsn ready o. vote
a. b. or shs preferred
There Wsfr 1855 votes east. 81 iu
favor n ths commission form and
isae h favor u ths existing form
Esidrnily there "a no uaom for a
oonisst. rhs p.opls have spoken and
W Will al abide b. The soioe u
ths peopls
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
cry COUNCIL MEETING

Thc city Council met last Friday
nirht with all members present ex-
cept " T Mcconnell G. J Pier
cr ua. elected io succeed z = Hay
no. who bad resigned
The Ciiy Assessor turned In the
nsresment Show liraense were
reduocd % s2i per day and SIS
per- week
A crmeut walk was ordered In
front N Mr nuokshires bot extend.
inr arros. the stream. When this Is
oomp'sisd a new bridge will BE- built
arme the stream
Tho hitch rack and posts were or
dcrod 10 D. REMOVED from around the
ruhlir square and placcd on Jockey
Do and n cuncfcic pavement extend
inr around the square was ordered
% b. built. feet wide and with a
clrhiur on the inside and a coping
around che outside Tor drainage.
An ordinance was passed forcing
ihe city 10 plaor garbage cans on the
street. and 10 Keep the garbage haul.
oi away.
The Counsel b a. b. commended for
these progressive steps they have
htnn The PRESS conrratulaies
ihe Council and the ladies for their
interest W sechnr a. beauiify the
cts %. urll a. protect our health
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Commencement exercises In the
Marion Public Schools will begin
Sunday May - when DR.. W. =.
Maroney of this city will deliver the
hacculauraie sermon 10 the gradu-
ates Of the High School in the au-
dilorum ~ the Main Street Presby-
torian Church
ON Monday night the seniors will
hnye their Glass Night and on Tues
day night they will present their
clau play Every member Of the
Senior CIas will be- seen IN these
exercises
Thunday has been given 10 the
members ~ the Alumni Association
~ he Marion lligh School
on Friday evening DR. " A.
Garfield, president n Center College
wiIl deliver the Commencement Ad-
drcs to the Graduating Class
On Wednesday evening the Eighth
Grade elias. will be- addressed by DE-.
Z. 2 e. Noe u the University Of
Kentucky and will receive their pro-
motion certificate Their program
win close with pageant. The
Courlhip ~ Miles Siaudiah
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
urN WANTED

n tH iuwa,rn.Hi t.'' h'.
l.r oranreI cr srht maH'h' aHi
urv arr re mm mrniF W.
sw wondering vh, Perhaps hN
tbink u uomane organization.
bad ID uas uot nisHded as such We
need thc nnuonr and cooperation
IN m, r,ntlemer and we avs aol'.'.
.u. N her membership at 'h'N
,,,ll,.i oon,eniente A'p 'he h'
l.m III the C.uh intend io give a
,,,si soon AND invite their hu'
hands. 81 sou uho would hse 90 e'n''
,nfa,n, Yourself a commitiec OF on'
~ ,,e that your siie ioint h'i'''
.,h,t time 81 you will rreci'r an 'n
,Ilailon.
Your. for o. better s,hool
Tho School improvement ,'ah
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
WESTERN BLOOMER GIRLS
BASE BALL CLUB

The Western Bloouer girls will
play here on Monday May ~ NJ the
Iorn. base ball park one feature
" ihe game will be- the pitching oi
hH Rate Becker, the champion Ia
dy base hall pitcher " the world
The record " thr in 1919 was
Hun ioi. hst 90 and in 1920 won
il2 nat 26 rames. which b. a rec.
om for any league club 10 be- proud
vi
Ihr club mrfiea two caichera. one
Mah.e bohIe. ih, only lady catcher
boz ihe world. and four pitchen 10 a.
o a.eaf. De- in good shape a. give
% rand account uf themselves on the
h'Id Some people ash "Do you
usr mcu1 The answer s yes. q
fea rat all just enough a. make
Ihr nmr boys step out II they want
n eH Too ladle' rIub always use
n,e r.r. n ihe lineup
lhr Ioai boys $500 have o. play
Boz mId season form % beat ihl. club
~ laiIe on the above date
M Baker. tte hus.nea Manager
af thr ladies club asks the home
hoU o. p.ay al hard a. they can 10
hfat ths rIrls
81 ihr clipping fhos that Mr
naiH aue frum yarious ramss
played throughout ihs country that
these ladies do kros the rams and
they uiI drmansimis that when they
oan hai. with ths h,al club ladie.
ar rrf ai.y invited % attend this
game as sell a. mon Everybody
mH aHi ani make ii real holiday
m Marion
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
coal SHORTAGE sEEN

The country D. headed far o. se.
r.ous coal shortage. according 90
Charles u Markham. president ~
the Illinois Central System. in a
prepared statement a. the public dc.
signed o. enoourarr thr movement
~ coal from minea to retail dcalers
and c1nsumer ln order o. prevent
that ahoriaer Mr Markham says.
n b. nrosaran that ihe volume ~
oual movement b. Accelerated im.
msdlaiely
A coal shlriarr was created boz
1920 hy the failure a. mnte coal in
adequate vuiume during the early
part n the year. and SGT he move.
ment for the first ,is months ~ 1920
VA a. ihe rate ~ lG26.5gl tons
month compared with an average
monthly output ~ 32.li00o0 tons for
the hui three months ~ 1921. a
monthly avcrarc that has fallen %
since March
Based upan these figures. Mr.
Marlhamg-l1Us that ln order u
equal ihr L1oord ~ coal production
for 1890 when there vns o. shortage
ihe minsa would have b. pfolucc and
ihe railways would have o. motc.
mar, ihan Is0000go tons during
ths latter half ~ ihc year, Il ihs
movement j. noi lncuca.ol in slay
and June Through ihe establish.
mrni ~ nn order rpguirlnr che rail.
uuys a. furnish open Cop ears pref
er,uiially for tho handling of Coal
usulilur in thc pusipoucmcnt II
housing and other construction uurl
uhifh vas vitality nrc,lod che oaaI
moysmsni CO.. the latter part Of
|igaO reached nearly 2aiOuO0oO tons
The statement makes che p1iul
that 90 handle lsUWunou tons dm
inr ihe sc,oud slx months ~ lH3l
uuud o,rfiaN ihr mine. probably
Ifssuliinr in higher rriles ~ ooal
The instability ~ oaal motomeni
au.ed by delay n puuhas.ur an,
storing Uaai ai points of uusumriiai
make Co., hirher plrr dur.ue ih.
time ~ hcatt movement
The oaai.arDinr equipment Of
ths RAILWAYS b. suhsieni tu hauih
a hu.r csruIy.hahncei coal innuau
but n b. inadequate o. handle ihl
onai movement when ths hlli ~ !
b. Huvu upon ihr railways in
comparatively short prrlod ate
.mM summer NJ Markhamf state
meuts saya
"toal minr operators are nov, b
o. position io rlodu,c. and ihr ml|
sait ar in a position in muyr
awc volume ~ o,al u dealcr an
consumers fal io take advantage O.
ihr present opportunity io hy b
Gall and winter supplies. and anoiho
4 Ooai shouarc rrcuiualr.. thr publ
r hlmr.s certainly viii roi aiiat
hlaur o. the oai operators and On
railway More than e,twh OPP
'iop cars arr nna iaadInr al.r o
thr tdr.trults uf thr railways
Nurb orrmf of thc orrn o.
equipment of ihe luuan Crriu
= System n d.o
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
LETTER rRoN MISSISSIPPI

hllffflIlr Ali
- W . llogam. Marion. Ky
Dear Friend
viii ihe hup thai sou may b,
pleased m know amsihnr of my
~h'rwhaus .haIl ailts a .htu
epri'e m inform 500 that I am naa
n ihl sunny south
The rraaon that ! am hero at ihi
'imr 'f o. legitimate One and this
ihe Association ~ Surgeons of Che
Illinois Central Railroad Csmpan,
mri at Memphis April % ani aoh
and By uiias ~ hn appointment "a
surgeon become member ~ ths
Association therefore / attended .ah
meelnn
heaiit, o. thn conference 4 .,g
ihai with nihunr ~ 200 mra
from uraa p.aou u. Surgeons
Association ahl.h aa tsd ai ua
Hotel th.Ha vas electrified with th.
Hp.ui ~ lnihefhaol 900 ihs aihsr
mF Hu t.fi uitl.ei bg ih, hsn.
W nfnr and stpr nn. mard
hY thr membef ri m. Association
ID, D. c nl..
srl ..,..t .t..f
a. A
ON. .,, ,-.t
..,t ...t.t.... ,t.....-.,.
va.frt.t...ft
p.,,. t...... .t.A
.r .r rrl.t . lU.. ..
..r.I .aI ..... -. ..l, +
.i.,t. T.. ,.. 4... $3.50.
.t...
b
mI.. - ...i-I .
... .l.tt.4.t..4.
p, n.t.r ~, n.
naui n rsiaoah. % o. neymli
~ raiarst
MhIf m Mrmrh realizing chat
hfe b. ur.ffiam afI r.f iuaIrr
ahsihr .haad rl,r ihn far south
''' p" f' '' Na''',''' {"
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
uIr NITROGEN SUPPLIED
pm sos urNN Am corn CRur

uu obtain Approximate
uf nItursn worth
rH pound nf total ~
each arIr ~ land az a
m m hy planting eot
ha corn at the rate of
m ihc a,fc aonriur ia
smY, ,ow extension es.
Ih Collcrs ~ AutuI
M hut ru.tIr, to m.Hu
m y beams 81 m taf
m.ur, them with aw
M u.t. aoonl.nr m Mr
Ihn trera sio,k 300 nrt
N'nn ai no rsrtusg m ih'
a'.o 600. m hui.duf ur
noc iho durpnr of ih,
wHnn su poucnt ~ OBJ,
ah0Dh was iu thc feed oon
rhn s returned 90 lhc sai
ha
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
RESOLUTIONS

Wbsr,a. nn Mauh e. i92i ihe
angel of dlaih ofiy esi'cl az ihs
lar n Mu a. 7 invey and took
fam us faithful and devoted mem
hg thm calling hsr o. rr,eise the
r.aarI ~ a urn spent life.
Resolved That ihs Sshooi Improve
meat Jub tas lost sn ra.,isni mon.
tsr ftr community a rsoi ciiiisn
ihr church a hyal vorkcr and ihs
hmif devoted wife and moihsr
Received That uur kin.l,si sympa
thl d. csisndei ihe hefea,ci fam
It aui oummrni them io ouf kind
Heavenly Father vhe sill oousale u'
n ouf iyinr houu
usaal,,I That 3 cop, n these rcs
autau d. sent io CO., family, on'
ruai un ihs minute ~ che Clul
srl au rabIishoi lu thr cfliienssr
Pres
MRS . a. GliCnRlSr
.... 1. H .HHnHfHH Hk.IH
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

ihr Assistant Cashier up 10 last
yrar when shc was honorcd a. active
,.e, president of che hank She has
attended every State and American
nsrtcrf Association far ihe last Ten
Ntan.
Mu HaHu vas hanorcd in 1919
ty hnr r'ctiri N.cr President u
National nauk sslt.ou ~ Amerlcan
n.nkrr Association Cor heniucky.
and during that year 6' new mem.
t.u vcrc enrolled by hcr efforts
mc 1920 Convention elected her 10
ihc Nier Presidency ~ the American
narkcrs Association for the State of
kentucky 10 sucercd Max y Nahm
This ollier b. the highest u said a..
sociation In our state
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The next icaehcr. examination vil'
d. hcld on thc ihlnd Friday and Sat.
urday Mas ao. and 20 Al teach.
cr expecting o. enter thls cSamlna
iiun should osmc a. nay ohi,c at {
oelo,k on che first morning To,
uucstions on Theory and Practice Of
Teaching will b. based on The Worl
II ihe Teacher" hy Davis hay,
lev copics of ihis book \,
nlrh S,hool crrdiia are required 9,
enter this examination
D. l.. y PARIS. Supt
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

School will begin b.
Monday June Gth nnt
for five weeks. CLOSING
. . hoDl will BE- under
hp Western Kentucky
hn0l and all e1rl
. haol will be- acccpiet
tlnn boz the Norma.
hu been established
nIuIrrmnt ~ ih,
passed in 1870 which be-
hrm m take Norma.
MH training Both acn
ufnnal subjects uil
h summer Norma.
nten a. each subject
Naihemaiic Reading.
latin. Physical Geo
nIory Agriculture.
''ah, ''uf'' =
Ihylai Etrailon Will
IH aH roIulfr. chat al.
a ''' "''h o'
t "i'i' 'N9
I mufeaunal training
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
NOTICE. " q "

E,rr1 uember Rosewood Oamf
80 ~. ". u. " and mcmlfrs II
usirhhoriuc Camps arr invited Do at
tend he dccontion rseuises al
Frec,iom Church on the third sun
day n May Preaching at ~ A. ~
Dinner for all nccorailon service.
.atsP Al and preaching ai , 4 NJ
" D. FRirrS. Com
J n NiMA-o. Clcfk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
NEw nENWRArIC
COUNTY COMMITTEES

The nsmocratle rrcfiuei Commit.
Co. which was elc,icd last Saturday
met n Marion Monday and organ.
ifrl b, eie,iinr for the next four
ysau T. s Num- a. Chairman and
NJ a. Guthrisi al Atsosiair
CtairmLn and Miss lewrll Rankin.
ssusiav
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
NRs G. r. HEARIN

The alarc D. the photograph u
Mr. e. p Hcarin. wife u the
mcrr.sful Cashier ~ the Farmers
National Rank u Clay, Ny.
Mr. ileafin has been with this
Institution ever since o. organiza.
lion some fifteen years aro She was
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
AIRS ! a. GrtCHRiSr
AIRS o. q SrHintiNC
MRS HOWARD HENRY
Committee
OPENING 90
u,sE uAti SEASON

u a h.r aN l.ah ull play
itrf erunF game af ihn ssanu ai
r.k rark Nonday rhc Opening
..ris.t uIl D. with thc Western
Uunr CHRIS
Too Iu~ up for Marion. kimsey
ari base. Guc.s. gni base. fafei
mi.hrr. nusknl. c. Lamb. q. Nc
Council ib. Thwikcld lf. Wh,rier
Hardin ff
Marion has plenty ~ home tai
sut for a rind semi.pro team ani
anly recls the support of her loya
fans Come 10 ihc opcriug ram'
and bring your ,oig, with you
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13
Farm Bureau Notes

Community C'uh hsh
hai Tuesday even
haI Hluae Quiis d
attended and gave clo.,
rafaH as rfotlau.
ft run o. n har
nI ir a murh hfre
frm rr.nt af thf nrt'
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

ur Sam Gur,nheim and nr. }
M urms spent the week In Louis
willie
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

Mr and Mr. X. a. Enoch u
Eliiahsihiown were visiting rslative,
In Marion this wssk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

Interested ln co.operaiisc
hrpnr organization an
n rpi n touch with SOME
uf ihe tummilicc This vii
ut hlr thing Cor Cullendcn
farmers and contains bots n
ucs
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

md Corn Club Member viii
"a letter In the near fuiur,
...,r n their work
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

o., Robert lear Is conducting =
suclcsful mcclinr in Springfield
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

Mr. loiiie Tinsley Terry was in
Sc Louis this week
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

n.tt aoft are al fsl'ou
H iG az Brown s,haa.
0alnni hnol and Mp
Oaa.l spring School iet
eiie aeate farmer boz
olmmm.iIfrH pfrfnf
n
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

J C. Rourland !, oonyalescing
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

m nHrral iIfrlior hrd
mnn'hy mrsiinf hst
thf lam bureau oftr
hn.inca matters ~ thc
HaH er0r discussed al ufI'
i fnr rupih uf ths pre-.
IiUn
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-13

GeOrr, llal ef peanwood was here
Tuesday
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-13
Notice of Attachment.

In the District Court of tn,
Tenth judicial District, Idaho
in and for Lewis County.
Scott Mercantile CO., of Craig
mont, Idaho, a co-partnership
Plaintiff, versus, E. II. Smith and
5. t. Way, Defendants.
To whom it may concern:
State of Idaho, county of Lewis,ss
/, w. r. Emerson, Clerk of the
above entitled Court, do hereby
certify that | have issued Writ
of Attachment in the above en-
titled cause, against the property
of said defendants.
In witness whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court. this 10th day
Of October, A. ID, 1921. 20w3
(Seal) w. r. Emerson, Clerk.