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CONSIDERACIONES
$500
ACERCA DEL MER-
CADO AZUCARERO
Ell AZUCAR HA VUELTO A SUI
BIR DE PRECIO
CABLES DE NUEvA YORK


''No ha habido ventas de azicar.
Mercado permanece quieto sin cam
bio"
"Promedio del precio del az1car en-
la "a. quincena del mes pasldo,
6234. Promedio por todo el mes,
6.o69".
''Mercado sostenido. Azdcar del
Brasil $4.3I4 c6sto, fiete SECURE en-
Nueva York. De Santo Domingo, a
SIS. De Cuba S5 1Is para 1bril, cos
to, fiete De Puerto Rico a S6.27, cos
to flete Y SECURE. Compradores estan
alejados.
Sc DISPONEN HACER TRIUN-
FAR LAS TARIFAS DEL
AZUCAR
LOS LEADERS" DEL CONGRESO
QUE ENTIENDEN EN- ESTE
ASUNTO Sc PREPARAN PARA
TRATAR DEL VETO
Sigue rsiendo objeto de gran estudio
por psrte de los miembros del Con-
greso encargados de clio, IA revision
de las tariffs arancelarias, que es hoy
10 que mas preocupado trae al mum
(Continua en- "a Ga. pagina)
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sU1c1D1o EN- cABo RoJo.

Antonio Mercado Sc suicide, ahorcan.
dose de I'm arbol de guanabana.
Segln informes, este individuo teni
perturbadas sus facultades mentales.
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(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

CoNSTANTINOPLA, abril 5. ~
Sc conhrml la retirada general del
ejercito griego detras de las lineas dc
Brousse, Y la persecusion de las tro-
pas helenas por los turcos.
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PARIS, ubril 5-Altos fuucioua-
rios franceses, ingleses italianos
que sc encuentran en- Budapest han
remitido al presidente del Consejo
hdngaro una resolution de Ia Confc-
rencia dc Embajadores, en- Ia que
Sc pide que el rey Carlos abandone
Austria 10 mas pronto possible.
FL conde de Teleki ha dirigido un
telcgrams a Steinamanger para an
ticipar Ia salida de los representa-.
tes de las grandes Potencias nacio-
mes de segundo orden para Vicna
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oPoRTUNlDAD PARA vIAJAR

Sonora o sei1orita, de nacionaIi-
lad espanoIa Sc necesita para ir
/ Espafia acofnpanando una fa-
niIia. Dirijanse Apartado 256
San Juan, Advt.
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Las trOpaS griGgaS Sc rGti-
ran dGSpU6S de haber Su-
fridO una tremenda deTrOta

ras. y rindi6 homcuale q ios sisreisos
dc las dos Rep0hliess. quo - uulsfon
para defender ci derecho ) IA iuasieia.
PARIS. abrn 5.-El csrdsnal Doug.
bcrty. de Filadslhs .ssisti6 = an banaue.
&c dado en- 81 honor por 81 carssnal Du.
bois. arzohispo de esta di6cesis.
I'm ei curs9 del banquets. smbos car:
denales hablafon acsrca de L. amls,ad
entire los Estados Uni1os y Francla. tan
to duran,e Ia guerra como aesuaimsnte.
Entire las personas prominsrfes qus
ssisiicron al banquets a7ura Ia scfora
del mariscai Foch.
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PARIS, abril 5,--M Maginot. minis
tro de Pensiones, ha rcmitido Ia Cruz de
Guerra la ciudad de Saint Tdichiel II
ccronel woest, delegado dc Ia embaia-
da de les Estados Unidos en- Frarcia
asisti6 a la ceremonial.
En- un elocuento discourse. el Minsstro
de Pensiones evoc6 Ia captura de Saint
Michel por las tropas franeoamerica-
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coEsTANTNoPTA. abru 3 Sc con
arma Ia 1suots as ias tropas rrisras e.
Ia bataila de Deskicheir. iss cuaiea in
cenaiaron rumerosss eiudsdss en- IL -.
tirada
Los kemalisias trrsss cspturaron uu.
merosos prisioneros , gran eansidas ds
material de eusrrs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-06

Sc plisa y forran botonea
A CARAZO, BrsD Sc. -.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-06

PARIS. sbul e. - prez.asnfe - a
Repabliea. ~ hnnorand hs asmals 81
decreto por mesio asl euai se auasr'an
los isupuestos ssbrs izs importaessnfs.
pucs sessn dseiarseienss as Bfiasd. g.
a es soiameuse uns msdids para prats-
ger ias industries ds ia nasssnssa vif.
tad ds es'ar ameuaxadas pes IA axisssu
cia de gransss saufisadss. al co2s sas.
bien per ias inrosiseIenss
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ANGoRA, abril 5.--La Delegation
reunida en- est1 ciudad NIGGA que las
tropas franceaas hayan sido ataca
das por las turcas en- Cilicia, 10 que
haria que WOLFRAM el convcnio de-
Londres.
La Delegation afadc que todas las
tropas turcas han recibido 6rdenes
dc cesar toda clnse de hostilidadrs
contra los eiercitos frsncoses, con 81
prop6sito de que el gobierno de esta
ciudad pueda proveer en- 81 conve-
Mo dc Londres un prcludio dc trata-
do dc6nitivo entire Francia y Tur-
quia.
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PARIS. abfiI 5.--En Jos elrsuies sa
ciales roira gran sa:trfscei6a coz no.
two dc IA decisraci6n dc lss rssadsa
Unidos en- 10 que te feaeTe d rsspou-
sabi.idad Dc Aismania 81 "a rsura Aa.
mismo. el gobisFno ae IA Espebiich fran
oess este sliamenfe ssiisfschs ds lss rs.
copciorss dsdas a. homer fs viviapL
quier vista Es.asos Uniiss sn cara sr
de Enyiaap espsc.ai Gel !. .bisfss , aul
pueblo frances
L. pre- 80 ds efts eiudsa csueais
fsvorablemsr.s "a dseiarae 81 &c Amt
fica. que dire gre Aisnar'a asbs pa
gar las indourlsaeioHes. fsl -ssY tsm.
bien que debs haeeFss reapeurab,s 40
u passda conaagraci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-06

Nzw YORK. abrl Ell "Tlmes"
do es.a ciudad dice que si aecrssazio
Dc EstadO. Mr. Hughes. ha snvisao ~
gobicrno Dc Aisuanis una uoia Dc c..
raescr ohciai ssgfn "a crai Alemaui,
Sc dshe reconocer responsabls ds l. gus.
IRA y debe passr ias ir1enlsizscisnes
sesen 10 permits sa sitraei6a sto15mics
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PARIS, abril 5-Un despacho de
Madrid anuncil que la agencia Pa
bra desmiente categoricamente Ia no
ticia dc que el Ministro espaiiol ha-
bia enviado al principe Sixto dc Bor
bon un paslporte pam ser usado
por Carlos / de Austria.
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PARIS shfil II Tyuae. sah rs.
cretario De Aesonaafira. b. dseisfsas
gre Traneia so ences ara sobfe fados
les paifes on 10 one - rsfsrs q = na
vesaci6r atrsa ssEan 81 pTs.upaesto
aprobado.
Aciuaimenfe hay ssrvisio dlarls en-
IRE csta oiudsd > Lsndfts. viewers.
En 81 pasado .ncs fs coudnfsIon 5a3
pasaieFos eEtre 5ss nsnsi5f sdas eiada-
dcs. Pr6ximaments ss lnauxarafk si scr
vicio entire csta ciudad Austsrdar-. Er.
trasburso. Frssa , varaovis De cgus
,autiropia se hara en- sram eentFs Dc
avlaci6n
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ROMA. sbrii 5--En a csaara r7n.
tiraa el debate aesrsa ds ias dssiars-
eioncs del c-ads De sfsraa. quiss s,ss
que t.siia debs resnndar sus rsistl8nss
comercisdes con Rasia
Ii general oiardiBo - opone Dc ma.
nfra energlca a ssta propsac 81. por
que Russia ha sssads tra.ando ie haeer
dc Italia M centre as aeel6n paga 81
sboiahevikismo'
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BUDAPEST. abril 5.--El gobier-
no ha fiiado el 20 de agosto para CO
lebrar eleeciones con el fin dc elegir
al ,-a,.
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VIENA, abril 5.-El gobierno hun
CARO- ha dictldo 6rdenes dc arresto
contra el general Lehar y el condc
dc Andrsssy.
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PRAGA, abril 5.-Benes, ministro
De Relaciones Exteriores dc Chcco-
Eslovaquia, ha informado cue 81 81
tK-Emperador no abandon Hungria
antes del Z, las pequehas potencias
intervendran.
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ROMA, ebril 5.-Los pcriodicos
anuncian que manana Sc cclebrara
una conferencil de los representan
tes de los antiques Estados que for
maban la monarquia austro-hdnga-
ra.
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Ha sido decretada por la Camara ell
senado de los Estados Unidos, y aproba
da por el Presidente, la ley presentada
en- la Camara de Representatives. por el
Comisionado Residente de Puerto Rico,
seficr C6rdova Davila, cuyo texto es e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
TOUCHES
MATCH TO WHITE
MULE, It BURNS
Court Tests 'Moonshine
and Policeman Has to
Put Out Blaze

The court room OF judge W w.
Mcclellan rescmblcd a laboratory for
a few minutes this morning when the
court decided to test the burning ca
pacity Of n jug Of white mule which
was brought into court as evidence.
Men giving the ans OF Charles
Suite. negro. and Charles Ross were
facing the judge on the charge OF
drinking. Policemen Romuto SalaEtr
and Herbert ball had arrested them
on South John street last night ana
taken them to Jail In a taxi. the police
men claiming the men Were loo M
~toSicatcd to walk.
The police say they found Ross
asleep In the other mans arms IN an
automobile. after the W. had been
riding about town. When Suttlc
| pleaded not guilty to driving a car
while intoxicated. the court poured out
a sample OF the white mule on the
desk and lighted a match to Il. II
burned with a blush flame. until a
| policeman feared the judges dssh
would catch fire n eNtinguished ths
| blaze.
Suttle and Ross were fined $50 and
SEQ respectively The jug OF whit
mule was found In Suttle's car, I'M
police say.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
CHAPTER LlX.-I Spend Hours Of Horror
By RUTH AGNES ABELINC

| staggered dizzily down the six
flights OF stairs leading from Toms
office to the street. | couldn't stand
the thought OF facing people In tho
elevator.
MY world had suddenly turned
black. my dream had vanished, the
roses had persisted just as my fingers
were about 20 grasp them.
walked. wanted to get away from
everyone. l didn't want TO think. to
try to unravel the future-for Il seem
ed TO me there could be no future.
Stumbling biinily along. u finally
came 10 me that | was off OF the city
pavements ~ was well into the out
skirts.
| sat down by the roadside to try
to bring out OF my chaos some Sane
thing.
! began to feel bitterly over the
thing. Tor in spite Of all that Grace
had told me I had believed IN Toms
honorable intent toward me. ! hadn't
believed that he could say to me even
what he had said on the day before
nj his office unless his heart vas back
| Of %.
How I wished that I had never given
this thing the chance to happen. that
I had never gone out to try my own
wings. hut had let him battle Tor mo
right from the beginning and had TAX
en- my chances on finding myself In
my love for him.
! blamed myself bitterly for having
given him up. / wUs learning what
u meant 10 despair.
Finally u came to mo that darkness
WtH near and with that came tho
thought Of Lila Ames- another disil-
iusioncd woman alone. trAing Co work
out her problem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
GROWING SENTIMENT
IN THE SENATE
FOR SALES TAX
Smoot Plan Is Receiving
Serious Consideration
by Members

WASHINGTON. oct IA grow
ing sentiment In the senate In favor
OF Senator Shoots plan for a manu-
facturcrs sales tax rs "a substitute Tor
the many miscellaneous war leVios.
was claimed today by proponents OF
such n taN. They predicted that the
more senators studied the pending
revenue measure the more they would
come to favor the sales levy.
Republican leaders had not made
a canvass OF the majority member
shin and were without accurate In
formation as TO The strength of adj
vocatcs ~ this form Of taxation Many
senators on "a sides were known
10 be giving careful consideration tu
the proposal but "a majority were APP
purcutly Withholding final Judgment
until after hearing detailed oNulanH-
ton Of the plan which has been
promised by Senator Smoot on next
Monday or Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

I recognized the spot to which I
had wandered n was the river road
out which Philip Ames and I had
driven on the dny Of tho beginning o.
my adventure. ! had stumbled past
the wonderful little log houses which
he scoffed At that day. and had not
seer them. Huge trees on either side
OF the road increased the dusk.
Finally | came to my foet and tried
TO walk. Ny weary body refused 90
do the bidding Of my racing brain
! couldn't go back. | sat down again
on tho little bank OF sand and tried
TO look into the fast increasing black
ness. ! was beginning to be a little
afraid. My nerves we're on edge, ]
wondered vaguely why no automobiles
passed. ! could see the lights OF the
City-they seemed so rear. surely ]
could walk hnck. iuHt that far.
I tried IL again. II required. II
seemed. % superhuman effort. but
kept my feet moving over the sandy
road toward the lights which held ms
gaze.
I had come TO "a sancr view OF tho
afternoons events. 1 felt that JUS
then. it Tom came along I would b,
ready TO listen to his explanation.
found myself assuring myself that he
must have an explanation. that he
/ couldn't have been really In the wrong
Like a tired child / wanted to turn "a
him In the hour Of my mental and ply
steal exhaustion and luNuriute In hi,
symputhy-hls comfort.
suddenly ! was conscious Of a sense
Of something pending. ] wanted "a
scream And then I crumplcd In the
dust.
CTo he continucd)
! Copyright, 1871 y. D. A.. Soryice)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

''DOST' s"-FoR WISHING
Don't wish you could iins . .ob-Pind Il
Don't wish you could rent your apart
u.
pon't wish you could sell your soms-
Heli It.
BY using the Herald . Classified Columns
pknn. sAk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

Annual LOSSES from rodent pests
on farms In the ruitcd States amount
to S300. 000. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP
II. Mitchell colmdcd

The auto " j.. r. Mitchell coildcd
with another ear at Copper avenue
and Third street this morninF. The
damage was slight according TO a
police report.
W. VI. Combs. o.: North Eight,
street. a reported to the police h a
some one entered his yard at night
and dug mp three rose bushes.
Edward Ran,bc. who bumped his
nose ON the sidewalk at First street
and Central avenue yesterday morn
ing. was sentenced to 10 days on the
charge OF drunkenness. Nr told the
court thus morning that he had been
drinking q mixture OF vanilla aud
cider. The case Of J. H. Roberts,
charged with entering "a home on
South Faith street for immoral pur-
,nses. was continued until 10 o'clock
Nfonday morning. The case Of Mrs.
Margaret Brcwingtun charged VIII
speeding was dismissed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
Japan to Accept
u. S. Agenda for
Disarmament Meet

TOXIC. Oct. THE japanese
cabinet after lengthy celebration yeE.
terday decided In principle. accord
ing to the Asahi Shimbu to accept
the American suggestions as TO the
agenda Tor ihe Washington confer
ence on Limitation OF armaments and
Far Eastern questions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
100 More Indictments
In Mine War Probe

MADISON. West Va. Oct. Near
~ 100 indictments were returned here
Yesterday hy the noone county spe-
clnl grand jury investigating the
march Of armed men recently through
Boone county toward Logan. with the
ayow,d intention Of reaching Amigo
county.
rho grand jury will continue its
investigation tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
Miners POSTPONE
FRAMING OF WAGE
DEMANDS 6 MONTHS

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. i-By an
overwhelming vote. the convention Of
the United Mine Workers OF America
today adopted President John l..
Lewis recommendation to postpone
until next February the formulation Of
demands TO be made by the miners in
negotiating new wage agreements TO
supplant agreements with operators
that expire next March a..
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-12

a dipping tank in some convenient
place in this district. The board after
fully considering the same, decided 10
have constructed a tank, 1t was, there,
fore, moved and seconded that a dip
ping tank be constructed on or near
the SWA of the NWH of section l
in township 100, range 50, the location
Of same being offered to the county
without charge, and hat the county
auditor be instructed TO advertise for
bids for the furnishing of all material
and cost of constructing same, bids
to be received up TO > o'clock p, m,
on Friday, the 9th day Of May, 1921.
The board on motion adjourned to
the 27th day OF May, 1921, at 200
O'Clock p. N
II. G.. HalvorsOn,
Chairman Of the County Board.
Attest: c. D. Alton, County Auditor.
BY John Alton, Deputy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-12

All emDerS or the board present.
The board was called to order by
Chairman Halvorson.
A petition, signed by resident free
holders and stock of the town
ships of Oslo, Lake Sinai, Volga and
Bangor was presented to the board,
praying said board to buy or lease a
site, and construct a dipping tank for
the dipping of stock affected with
scabies or mango, the same to be used
by the stock owners of the above
named townships. 1t was moved and
seconded that the county drive the
necessary piles for the construction of
a bridge on the county line road, north
of section 4, Argo township, with the
understanding that Mr.. Flogstad would
build the bridge.
On roll call all commissioners vot-
ing aye, motion declared carried.
The board on motion adjourned to
8 O'Clock a. m, Friday, May 9Th, 1921.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members of the board being pres
ent.
The following claims on motion
were Audited and allowed:
w. II. Murphy, journal clerks 1000
A. 7. Hopkins, court reporter 106.2O
V. r. Welch, salary, county
treasurer, April ........... 1877. so
Elton Shank, salary, deputy
treasurer $500
c. d. Alton, salary, county
auditor, April ............. 1880
II. w. Blakely, salary, audi
tors office, April .......... 1000
John Alton. salary, auditors
office, April .............. $500
II. S. Johnson, salary, clerk
of court, April ............ 1880
Edith ~Schuneman, salary, dep
uty clerk of courts, April. $500
A. Nyman, salary, register of
deeds, April .............. $500
Elsie Nyman, salary, deputy
register of deeds, April 49,. $500
Mabel *. Trooien, salary coun-
ty superintendent, April . 1880
Una l.. Cullen, salary, deputy
Co. Supt., April ........... $500
Geo. p. Hall, salary, county
judge, April .............. 10000
c. o. Trygstad, salary, states
attorney, April ........... 1900
l.. II. Billick. salary, deputy
a. - n II
VIM. Mckee, salary, janitor,
April 95.OU
l.. p. Ammons, salary, Supt.
Co. Farm, April ........... 10000
Henry Negstad, salary, Co.
Highway Supt., April ...... 1880
John R~udebusch, road work. 22.5O
A. s. Mitchell, bond premium. 249, So
II. G. Goodfellow, wolf bounty 400
Chris Mortensen, road work. 800
Ole Skordahl, drawing tile. 1000
]. Fred Olander, supplies for
Co. Supt. 66.l9
J.. w. Mcknight, carpenter
work S.oU
w. A. Beach Print. Co, blanks 1.56
John c. Hammer, mdse for
Gina Dahl 500
]. A. Nostrum, road work . 1000
Albin Anderson, road work.. 7.50
Far, Coop. Co., coal for Lin
derman 2O2O
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-12
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Adjourned meeting OF the county
board as a drainage board.
The board of county commissioners
of the county OF Brookings, S. d., met
in adjourned session III their room in
the court house, Tuesday, the 3rd day
of May, 1921, meeting at this time as
a drainage board, pursuant 10 an ad-
journment taken from the drainage
meeting of the 10th and 18th days Of
March, 1921.
Members Of the board present were
II. c. Halvorson, chairman; a. 4. Bun
day, r. o. Tollefson, Thos. Kidman.
The board was called to order by
the chairman, he stating the object of
this adjourned meeting to those pres
ent as being the further consideration
by the board of the petition for the
establishment of the Sioux river drani
age project No. 2.
There being a number present, each
was given an opportunity to be heard
in the matter.
II. /. Stearns called the attention Of
the board to some changes that he
asked 10 have made.
The board on motion adjourned to
8 O'clock a. m, Wednesday, May 4th,
1921.
The board met as per adjournment
with Commissioners HalyorsOn, Bun
Ja,y Tn1lofcnn Kilp1on nnJ TuNtc
present.
The board continued the further con-
sideration Of the proposed Sioux river
drainage project No, 2 during the fore
noon and part of the afternoon.
1t was moved and seconded and car.
ried that the auditor be instructed to
advertise for sealed bid for the con-
~struction of the Volga township drain
age ditch No. l.
Bids to be received up TO 2 o'clock
p. m, on Monday, the 10th day Of
May, 1921.
All members of the board voting aye
on roll call.
1t was moved by Commissioner Bun
day and seconded by Commissioner
Kidman hat an adjournment be taken
in the matter of the Sioux river drain.
age project No. 2, to the Sth day of
September. 1921, at 2 p. m. This adj
journment being taken for a further
consideration of this matter and for
the consideration of any matter per
tanning to drainage that may come be
fore the board for consideration at
this time.
On roll call Commissioners Halvor.
son, Bunday, Tollefson, Kidman and
Davis voting aye, motion declared car
ried.
II. c. Halvorson,
Chairman of the County Board
Attest: c. d. Alton, County Auditor
BY John Alton, Deputy.
Adjourned session of the board OF
county commissioners.
The board adjourned as a drainage
board on the evening of the 4th day
of May, 1921, to meet at 8 o'clock a. m.
Thursday, May 5, 1921, as a board OF
county commissioners.
The board met as a board of county
commissioners at 8 o'clock a. m.
Thursday, May 5, 1921.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-12

GFrom the sale Of a
$4,000 farm to the
recovery Of a wander
ing bull pup, you can
put your faith in the
want ads.
GThey are great little
hustlers, and are never
off duty.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-12

On motion the bond Of Henry Neg
stad, county highway engineer, in the
sum of $2,500.OO was approved.
The bond of the First National bank
of Volga was on motion approved.
The application Of the First National
bank of Arlington for a refund of the
penalty and interest on the tax paid
on the SEA sec. 31-109-52 for the year
1915 was allowed, the same being an
error in the payment of same.
In the matter of the petition Of the
stock n of the townships of Lake
Sinai, Oslo, Volga and Bangor, for
praying the county board to construct