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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
ELAINE COUNTY WINS
FIRST AT STATE FAIR

The farm products exhibit blaine
cornty, at the State Fair. at Okla
homt City. won first prize. with a
tot cf 902 points Payne county
rain Biain a close second with SS5
points.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
W. 2 BROWN IS NOW WITH
THE DCRANT MOTOR co

lncement is made that w. o
'''' IN" of Durant's best known
illness men. has accepted the
~ cent of the Durant Motor
y, Hrany. taking the place OF
'tn. who has moved to Cad
Nc ~" Ford aCenc".
'"Wn needs no introduction
h"op'e of Durant, and this
'Nont will be read with
~ by the patrons OF Duran'
'tr Co. II" is accommodate
-" extreme. md i" wants
D." show YOU. He asks his
,, 20 call around and see him.
AT 10 bay one of those good
n 'S drop around and see w
. j, He'll treat you right
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
,pn \ppIY FOR 81 SUIT

n. .' the best trade-pulling
mr.. - tn" year was originated
y,.. .5,ug store It Nc ; Orleans,
h. advertised Il fall suit,
~ o.. for 81 to the first man
tu .''cd.
An .tH.ual size IS lorg-was
,e .. ut Of stool. otherwise the
II, ..t have bcol carried away
..t .. the do q w,ra cpc,ed.
4, - not ur'il tAe late after
,Dr '.' IN" lrCl;' m" appeared,
rr,nrD"t railro'd o"fioi |.
Mo % q. ne II 500 ""rsIn- an
lei ',r the s"i'. Wien they
lrd 't"r figures did It belong
,s. Il lem took n Look aroucd the
y" made purchases of otter
~ /
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
HUGH B. DAVIS HEAD OF
STATE LEGION

Hugh B. Davis, of Duncan, has
been elected commander Of the de
, ltmeat of Oklahoma, American
Loci9n. this action being taken at the
Sta, convention Of legionaires held
ut Lnid this week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

SALESMAN WAN ED: DO you X 'ow
your county h-s t5t7 + rmcr,. The
all want to. buy watkirs roots IL
given a charCc. Why not sell them.
No None, ieui cd to start. Any
old car or team rrd Ro.d. Wye,
wanted for cities and town~. F'-e
line Toi cts. Extr1C.s 1ad !loli ines.
Tires, Tubes for f,ll p"rtic"la 8.
Easy mo .cy. J. d. SAWYER, Cori'.
Mo. 3owal
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
|,yrS lAW AGAINST
'IupERSONATlNG KINGS
-, ucrrick, Republican Con.
..m.n From Oklahoma,
H..p,, More Of His Freak
Legislation.

.pcrsonating n king or a
. r'Ay. pageant or carnival
hlo to a fine OF not
.. $1,000 and imp Is )1me 1 I
81. to twenty year, under
Accd Wednesday by Rep
llrrrick, Republic IN, Ok
: Smi!ar penalties are p. o.
PRODUCES Who engage
act like a kin o. queen.
, ,utali,e HeiIick's Opin-
ho would disregard his
re enacted into law.
tuilty of TO tering and
lnas reasonable to and
..nlion Of the principles
.. The government of the
is founded and MAIN
half dozen other meas
u,ruduced by Represen-
TEX. WAS Il hi ] designed
taIii2cd wa;es for labor
Vi. ions ard industries and
.. priccs Tor all kinds of
'u-: Il bill to fix the price
GRADES of wheat for the
,.ars at from $1.50 to 81
aad n resolution urging the
government TO request
o replace colored troops in
i'd area CT Germany with
.,r. rs.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
" ,pE CITIZEN DEAD

"''''' &. Boiling, one of Wade's
good citizens, died last Friday of
'ohe'Stivc chill. Mr.. Boiling was
s''N 80 oars old and was highly
~ 49,, '.rf-- = y
O'9' MS carried to BOnham, Texas.
'a'A'1"N for interment.- -Benning-
'on 'nlnal.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

AUTO TO TRADE--for farm ian,'s.
Chandler Chummy. practically g",i
as new and looks new. u. T.. Pow
ers, Durant. Swat
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

Used lrmocr f>r s .lc a. F'i-
ground. c. rc;crman. 3Jvsl
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

FOR RENT-MOdern bedroom, Wit.
bath. Gentleman preferred. rh"".
637 or call COS N. 4th Ave. 2Hwa,t
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

SLIGHTLY USED Corona typev,,'-
with Spanish-American keyh"ari
Bargain for quick cash sale. Duran
Weekly News. 3,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

WANTED TO hear from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash
price. full particulars. ID. +. Bush.
Minneapolis, MINI. 3Swa4.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

NEW TELEPHONE directory 700,
to press soon. Arrange for adv"r.
tising space and changes in Hti ~
ut once. a;wa'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
MlSCELLAN EOl'S

Used lumber for sale at Fair
ground. &. Petcrm8n. 3Swsl
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

CLERKS, is upward, for Postal "
Service. $12O month. t:xmrn."c.
unnecessary. For free parthu'cr,.
Of examinations. write II. Terry ,fnr
mer Civil Service exapirrrI lnnl
Continental Bldg. Washington. u E
3.Na?
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

WILL TRADE Fine Bayou bottom
farm, ideal for stock raising; Ia,
good prairie farm. X. f.. Powers
Durant. y.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

MOTOR: One half. horse ximbail vari
able speed motor. with friction driv,
pulley. In perfect condition. VIII pul
any Jobher up to l2xl8 Price S.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

tan.e ~ q r" 81 poIr'- with Do...nb.r
HG"tad az iis: compared wi,h I2i q;
ti. Cos" -: az Weck
FHi.ns Ma E-ry quiet "A. tho start but
~" opening was steady at an advance
81 I" l' POINTS on relatively Steady
IDS ana reports OF very h!gh ten!pcra-
iuf-" ~ Texas over the weekend There
49, nv" southern s-il!r. on the Op"r =
ing cHEdEc@. but was very soon 40
-ntb-i wth the ma rkct developing greater
strength during the carly afternoon. on
"" detailed weather reports confirm n e
We ".r!E talk OF hot weather in III. south
nsst ana 1u!l!sh private c.or advice.
mere Mas Ear t!cuiar!y heavy buylnr
through firm which * expected to .ssu..
. crop condition report within IN. n.xi
lew days. which probably helped the bg! :
IN We" 90 "nu month crop Indications
buEeTs on the asEanco. and on. o. the
features wns IA" ahs~nc. o. Southern
htdE-E This made considerable I'm.
1r.ssion on sentiment Witch wa. also
influenced - SONG extent ~ Washington
%iNIccS indicating progress IA thc d!r.c-
t."n az utilizing I'll. funds -. War Ftuanc.
cNr0rt.
The best prices of the day scr. made
.ht, IN the trading AMI the market closed
~hhin irw points from the top. Pr.-
vatc cables complained %! q continued
uu! trad" ~ Lancashire" and I!v.rpnoi
hItrlbutirE the advance there 10 hulli.h
crop .dTicc- REPORTS a.; an uu.a,; .aI
l""hhE IN Wall Street helr.ri to chack
th- a1Hhnc" AT tho opening. hut the fu!l-
NE ~ = small stock exchange firm was
without any direct influence on cotton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

nst Is production was 772S 600 tong
against 1,lI5.o0o FOR the preceding
week and llSl3,0OO for the sam"
week last year. For the month 80
August. 1911, which marked a period
OF pronounced trade depression, week
~ Production averaged s.IUv.vpp tons.
For The year to date production has
been 100000 tons against 32G.-
VNn.00G for the same period last year.
Dividend and interest payments for
Scntcmu"r Will aggr",;ate S23G. 500 900
against s237. 25I.0O0 for the same
month last year. Interest checks
Viii aggr"snt" &iN0.GoQ.GO0 against
sl7G. 5000: dividend payments s55,-
100000 against Sc0.3IG 900 Street
railway checks for September of
ih.S gctr wili amount To- S3,iuO.OU0
against S3,.1c.oJp last year: steam
railroad dividends. 100000 against
sli.s's,"Np. Industrial company dIyi-
dcnds. $4,000, 600 against si2.l0O,0cO
Western dispatches received here
today state that independent steel
manufacturers there are already
talking OF cutting wages OF COM
mon labor below 30 cents an hour. the
rate Just fixed by the steel corpora
ton, which is the same as theirs
since July lG II war pointed out
that "a few small Eastern irdcpcnd-
cnts were now paying 20 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
no ESTABLISH Il UNIVERSITIES
FOR DISABLED SERVICE MEN
President Approves Plans for Four Rehabilitation Cen
tiers and Colone! Forbes Hopes to Authorize
First One in About Ten DAYS.

ing iheS anu the cost VIII u" less
than at the present time
coIor.I rnrhn. :, ,.;,i
'"' "" "'Hs LOT hh inspection
tour OF the entire country and he
coutcmplatcs announcing the sight
of the first vocational university nri-
or 10 his departure on this trip.
Since the rehabilitation division
of the Federal Board for Vocational
Educatiou became n part of the
Veterans bureau. | hay, invcsti.a-
ted its activities and have found the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
LAWBREAKERS SHOOT
UP MACCLENNY. FLA,
Bnd Feeling Against Sheri6 BeIieyri
To BE Cause or Attack
Town

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Aug. "a
MacClenny. county seat of Baker
county, west OF here. was shot up''
late Saturday night. but so far rs is
Hhown there We're no casualties. ac-
c"rdinE TO arriving travellers. Tho
fronts of two stores on the main
'hor"nshfare of the little town were
destroyed by guni!rc. II was said.
The cause OF the shooting un or
the town was not known here, but pcr-
sons who brought the report said
bad feeling" was evident in TINT
section because OF the activities of
Sheriff Rowe. newly appointed TO Of
fee. who is waginE relentless war
fare on moonshiners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
COTTON GOES HIGHER
ON HOUSE ACTION
Passing of Itill 10 Finance Exports Marks
Price Up For;y-six 10
Fifty Points
IL As.ocLaiNl Pres-..

NV ORLEANS. la. Aug. Pro
,"d.y tn narks> being hirhcr on the
9h-a!nS Uiaintnininr ~ gains fairly wnn
,n:i,'E IN" middic '.nrt % Tho .erssion and
thhlns r'n fresh strength in the !atc ,rad-
IN, ,i wh.n II reached it, h!rhest level.
wRtir L. stood u go y points higher Tim n
m. Clp'N5 ng's"S ~ list week with pc
Toner AZ Ills Tn" close was al no, r,Ins
"' " u" - POINTS with October ut L. *
Far'y hntN" was III" to cnntir-<rTi Iirh,y
un''N"T"b." crop accounts. h.!t rha 1.-
nand i"%"rd ihe c!os~ vas called out by
S"nnriS from Washington tina; III. Hons.
NJ rass:d hil authori.ir- the War
: .ft'','" Corporation ia use y 90 lJN ono l.,
financing exports az American c-nnE
lrior {" The receipt ~ this news Tho
MARKET was rather inclined In say in
!, mGdeTe'" way under realizing va, from
M long SID III. first advance carried
prices price, :. I" % points over the last quoia.
Fotowing this initial bulge there were
Tracuohs 1i i" To - points from m, high
csl on IN" more active months jrH,
nrn.$-nt IN Tcxas continued ard thar Site
s-nt IN reports Of serious detcrin-o tinn
on spot nr'n putting out conditions ds.
ur"s : r. III" state of only IS Nor cen, = /.
n".,nai There was an increaa -, in the
demand following the posting Of The fore
S cass C. ealing for tai. weather over the
ports We're slightly urcavorahlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
CHICAGO GRAIN M,nKEr,

CHICAGO. Aug. "a sharp advance
induced by :isri: sur iy Ircrrares and
10 loan Si.oSo eae.on' 1, TURNER'S. caused all
grains 10 score decided net gains on tn.
ItGa!d OF Trhdr today. AZ compared with
Saturdays clos wheat futures finished
i'.c. and oats nc to ',c. Provisions
were weak and closed unchanged to 3eI.c
Wheat started braveE On the strength
shorts once thus movement was com
pleted however. the market !cll away
until September registered l.i3i., a new
!nEs were co"para,iY.ly small aud Anger
tine news was builish. bu; these factors
ware d!sr.garded.
The action, a, Washington and the visl-
IN - >.ssion and tho nnai hour saw
showed decrease for the w"cW OF a6s oNl
nhshH's OF wheat. as compared with an
Increase OF i.i7."p hmsheis iaat week. /;
caught the shorts unrrcpared and their
"c,iT'~ TO cover h"iped the advance
R"iaoval OF hedges against <nlrS ~ u
million bushels At the seaboard helped
factors which influenced whca, caused
buEirG in the coarser. grain. The r,sihir
"uprlv decrease for the week vas given
as 2'sl.gN bushels. Some good Investment
buSinr. based on tho idea that tho mar
k"; had about, reached the limit ~ lIpu-
,lation also helpcd corn and was Il factor
Supply increase Of ! sss tGo bushels Re-
duced reCeiDts Of oats and smaller conn
try offerings were also factors in that
grain
\ t-eak OF 80 To 75 cents In tho price
~ I'VE hogs was the chief weakening In =
nntncG In provisions. Trade was mainly
IN lard and some Of The selling was cred
it,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr

CHICAGO. AuR. 2..-Cattlc: beef s;ters
mostly 25c to soc lower: top yearl!ncs
1910: heavy steers. 1850; hulk beef steer.
60" a. 80: she stock and calves generally
steady: bulk TAT cows and heifers {. - II
Go; bulk vealers. S.c5T21o: bulls sc f.fec
lower; bulk boloGnas. 3.7;4 leo: beef bulls
mostly &C lower
HOES: opened s5c &c lower: mostly yc n
,3c lever than Saturdays average: closing
dem salixol and IN spot 100 lower: hold
oyer very !!betdl; top ?.15 early and ont
OF i:ne: practical limit. ~ bulk light
and light butchers. so,Ha5o: bulk pack-
ny so~: ,lol7.6i: pigs 50c lower: dcSir.
Ihl"g. s.0i9cO
Si"sp; IA; lambs :aca 90 lower: ton
it;iN"- 20 city butchers. 1900: hulk 10
packers. 80 so; culls mostly 5C0fr5.I:
western. l9.25. others down To- $50: nearly
ha'f o: western run uns0lS Z, noon hill
d;nS lower Oh feeders: fat sheep scarce.
nhOUt s:calN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

- -------=-----=
PRODUCE MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Nus. .:-rb, MARIE, ,,-
cole" futures was Lover fnJ,. s.,e' S.Act
me easier ruling Of K,, oIrS,n,.,. - ~, 49,
buyer .,a" Whn n, by some OF la,i wtyk,
t nc.t,r tone IN tn" primary ,uarkr;- FOL.
sn a. ~, .ioEts That ARRANGEMENTS had bar
- N'oou hS Completed for the consignment
, -, ore 20 Hare by the 8razlii.f gov
sih"ht. IE- opening was . IL !. p.i.,..
~. ."Tri' ana active months sold 10 to i.
MI, By, un IA.t ntEhts ciVt..r hEIg.-.
c'ot" ~ 4 net decline Of to 10 uoir,s
60 n'fs 80 .uiatcd At about IS IlC bag.
s.t'tinnrr, o.Sit October. 6.i,: Dcccr.f,cF
M; January ~ March I.3,. May 80.
Spot coffee. auiet. RIO IS. to a.: san.
.os Is. io'i to lie. The cost and treii:ht
ll ma &C.,, waS auie,. only few ofrers BE-
par, bourbon at 1875 American crnJit.
ne Official cables reported an advance
OF ~ rvis IN tina dollar buying rate yyi,h
A., dec!.ns OF i1d IN RIO 'exctangc on Lon.
non. ne santos market was unchnnr.i
10 - re!s lower. The early cable nun;cI
i,io - rsi5 towtr 20 80 refs higher bu. :,
l0l rrIs ''s Va - 10
brazilian port receipts. $4,000: Jundlahy
port receipts. 2z."p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Less Thnn Gallon No, discriminating

NORFOLK, VA. Aug. 22.-It is per-
missiblc TO have less than n gallon
OF whisky In your home, accordin ne
To- ruling made by Police Judge
Simmons this morning. He dismissed
charges against two persons accused
OF violating prohibition laws. in each
case a smaller quantity than gallon
having been found. with no evidence
that the liquor was being sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
COTTON NEAR SEASON
RECORD IN NEW YORK
SHOWS Recovery OF Eigiity-thrcc Points
Over Low Level Of last
Week
ny Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Aug. 2?--'rho cotton mar.
kei showed Increased activity aud strength
TO-DAY OWING to continued hullish crop
anfices and reports OF small offerings from
me Snuth. December deliveries sold up
20 .!".S. making a recovery OF 81 points
from the low icvc! OF last week and within
PORTS or IN" seasons high record estab-
lsmed early In AuGus,. January stood at
1871 the highest Dricc touched since tho
oeEinning OF tho now season. and the gen
eral market closed strong at net ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

DRY GOODS
EEM YORK. Aug. dry goods mar
hcis started the week h-n, with incrras
,nv bus ness In snIne l!nrs Gray Goth.
we're active and rising tendency was noted
n harmouy With the raw cotton market.
BuElaDs was nrin at advanced price levels
raw Sims was inactive nt unchanged
NAVAL STORES.
a.: SA' M YAH; ca: Aug. :a-Turpcnt,nc.
menis 80: stock. s<r;. Rosin. arm: ,aics
- reccipis 81; shipments, lbs: stock.
u. 100: /. 40: r. il5: NJ I.s: y -.
VIC SO; WV SO ' '-"' ~ 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
t:rrn, sncbcm {, Pay visit.

I.HNCHBuRG. VA. Aug. 22-
l.. o. Powell. OF Newport News, great
sachcm of the Virginia Red Men, will
pay an official visit To the local
tribes Friday evening. y joint meet
ing OF three tribes has been arranged
for the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

- I'm NuS. THE Jaw sugar
.hsT"'' was unchanged a. - Tor con
-s'!HEat cor uncontrolled. AMI gl,r ,n-
'u..tss cus' AMI freight. "Iuil 90 i.G6 To-
,'nt.' GI'i. with no sales reported. RAW,
S!ENf futures Ncst easier una-. ru.nlui i. :
ION nous selling. with final uriC.- 10 4,
a"IH NJ over Except August which
rae i3'd- wiih up' -t;"r> Inclined -
nor" on and await rT.~h ,icVrlog-lt.nts il,
tht spot market. Final b!Js; -. nt.irh.r
-. prSsmh"= :.t=: March. ..js May asst
ne mSsA-t FOR rrnn-d Mas unsettled
WIN on. 81 ihr leading rehn"rs -cduc IN =
,!st nrlc-s III points to th- basis %. a.J
.or nh. srannIated. Others however
ner' onchahEed at COS 10 J:i5 but thern
Wa only 4 moderate inquiry reported
=, f-hned futures wsr" irregular. clos,rr
~ points higher to 10 3ontS ~, luwcr
me, spot month was steady on covering
While iatcr deliveries wcr. easier under
scattered commission house selling sep.
Iehbsr closed At $50: DeceInb"r 5S,.
March. $50, and May. 3 co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
coSf OF LIVING DROPS
4 PER CENT IN JULY
"'c!,"es Arc I'm Clothinr. Will,
fo"h Prices Advance Thrc.
Per Cent. -
[By AssocIntcd prnss1

NJ" YORK, Aug. a2.-Tho cost
VI hVinE decreased scvcn-tenths or
per cent during July, according to
LIZ ures made public today by the
.>at'ohal Industrial Conference
irices are still G. per cent higher
Nh"h July. 1914 level. and only 2os
per cent lower than the peak reached
in July. 1920.
declines during July were g.,
clothing. which dropped s.5 Der con,
and in sundries which dronro, :,
per cent Food prices. tho rnno-,
said. went up per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Angus. 80 ,:-,
SPANISH .FHrriers' stock. narkct s;rcnr.
soc 10 sc. per bvshci. Offerings small.
STOCK light
RGISIAS-Far!ncr.' .ock. maria,
steady
Fancy iuTn box. 6i:c TO 10 ner in
Ef,fa prime 1urnbos. Size Ia &c FER ID
rancy runners. Sc 10 jiGc yer Ia
Extra prime runners &c TO &c per III
Smelling stock DC TO tc per Id
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Por; movement:

No, N"w fGiEEk ok l2so; receipts 100
., M!x ..o ro;,iis.--Reecins so2i: exports q.
Total ;oday.R Receipts. iSns. exports. -.
20 Total for w"'k-R"ceip's 1855: export.
Total ~ TO- season-Rsceip,,, 25,si2: ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
COTTONSErn OH.

NEW FOKK Aur. .?.--CottOnyecl oil "a.
rsSr n.an!ta ,un!a yorahie cotton crop
!!NcT!ca and scattered selling on ;ha S.at
nr.s ~ hog products. Closing bids were
net lower for late months. Sales "a ~,
harrsiS; Tenders. 40 barrels. Prime cru,l.
80 ma: prime Suruul-r Yellow spoi Is,,'
y; September. ~. Dcc"iube-. sill: Mnrch.
$40, al. hll- - '''''' '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
RICHMOND srocA MAt.<Er.
Quotations by Cnskie g. Rnrcl < Co
Ills i;a>i MIN Street.
City and Stnte Sc

tTy mn MIC Securftfrs.
Va. IS. Old g. and R.l932 S2i
Va Centuries =. :.
c. & Il. 1882 6sI-2
w. va, 33s 1899 10
street Halfway Bonds.
y. and T. r. Co. 5s. 1896 90
Va. X. and T.. Co. SIS. 1884 63
sirr"t ituiI.,a, stocks
Va. X. and l.. Co. pr. 100 "a
Va X. anc Z. Co, com. 100 10 Is
IInr.tS mn :ruSI nI.Iunu. st.,..L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Rlchmond Union Stool. Yards.

New hay 81 ton under old
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-10-07

Dahlqust. of
o knowledge
(Signed) RETTE DATIIQDlST Oakley Village
Subscribed and this 4h
otary OakI idaho
commission 1922
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-10-07
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Vern Little of Ogden is now work
ing at Vipont.
Alma Read and family were Bur-
ley visitors Sunday.
Sheriff Smith of Burnley was here
on business Thursday.
Frank Robinson of Burnley was
here on business Sunday.
Arthur Solomon was business
caller at Burley Tuesday.
George Read is moving his family
to Salt Lake for the winter
Albert Koch is moving his family
from Basin to Oakley. for the
winter.
G. o. Dayley is here fdom Black
foot, visiting relatives and friends.
He was formerly a resident o
Oakley.
LOST, Sept. 80. female dog, bob
tailed, black, white strips round
neck. Finder notify Aaron Avery,
Oakley, by mail, and get reward
advertisement
Mrs. Heber Stanfield is reported
to be in a critical condition in the
hospital at Salt Lake Some of the
physicians say that she has sleeping
sickness.
Aaron Mcbride and son Milton
and Mrs. Rowberry returned Satur-
day from their trip to Nevada Mrs
Rowberry left Monday for her home
at American Falls.
Pies, cookies, cakes, and various
kinds of pastry will be on sale at
B. F. Cowles' Jewelry Store; Satur-
day October 8, by the Baptist Lad
les Aid.
Elmer Craner went to Murtaugh |
to help his brother Bill thresh. He |
was accompanied by Mrs Craner |
and the two children, who returned |
home the next day.
GENTLEMEN'S SILK SHIRTS,
Call at the Ladies' Shop, examine
sample, and select material A large |
assortment of silks to choose from.
A splendid opportunity to get d,
handsome silk shirt that will exactly
fit you. (Adv'D
Arthur Malson is here, visiting
his mother, Mrs. Josephine Martin
dale Mr. Malson served during the
war int he cavalry and was released
from service few months ago.
Previous to his arrival here, he Wis
tied brother in Washington state
He had not seen his mother for IL
years.
Charlie w. Bailey is here FROM
calling on old time
friends. Mr.. Bailey was an old-ti-
mer inthis valley, having settled ia
Basin forty years ago. He was man
ager of the first theatre inthis town
He had been in the west thirty
Years before moving to Oakley, hav-
ng landed in Salt Lake valley sew
;nty years ago. He was eight years
I'D when he arrived at Salt Lake,
tut he remembers the occasion very
dearly. There was an interesting
treet-corner reunion when Charlie
Bailey met "Grandfather" Worth
ngton and other of his friends Of
he long ago.
The firm of Devine & Shaw are
till dissatisfied with The Herald's
ccount of their activities. so
ooks as if we would have to ex-
lain the explanation and correct
he correction. We speak of the
irm as "Devine & Shaw" advisedly,
ecause Mr.. Devine was kicking like
because we did not place
is name first in the list Uncle
hill" found fault with last weeks
Ierald because of the statement that
e does not like cake. 1t appears
lat he does like cake after all. He
ates, however. in reference to the
incident at the Churchill
arty, that it was Uncle AL Nelson
no put him up to ask for more
Ike. He sttaes, further, that "Un-
e Al' ate far more cake than he
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