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Arizona republican., 1921-11-11

Cotton has been grown in Arizona more or less for unnumbered cen- turies, for there are evidences of cot ton of an inferior grade, which was raised by the prehistoric people who built and inhabited the various cliff dwellings and desert cities of what is now Arizona. The Indians too in various parts of the state have grown some cotton of the short staple var iety. Early settlers in the Salt Riv- CT Valley made some attempt at growing short staple cotton, but with indifferent success or complete fail- ure.
 The long staple cotton was intro duced from Egypt about the year 1900. Long staple of a number of va rieties has been raised in the valley of the Nile for many years. It has been found difficult, however, to keep the seed pure and the consequence is that new varieties or selections are necessarily made from time to time to prevent the deterioration of the quality. Long staple cotton growing in Egypt also has other trobules. such as the pink boil worm. Land values there are high, ranging from $500 to $1,000 an acre. Labor, how ever, is cheaper than in this country; climatic and soil conditions of the  valley of the Nile being in many ways similar to those of the Irrigated valleys of the Southwest.
 Government experts from the bu- reau of plant industry were led to believe that there were great possi- bilities in the development of Egyp- ton cotton in America. Among oth- CT places selected for early experi- ments was the Yuma Experimental station, and beginning about 1900. experimental plantings were made at this station. Later the work was continued at the government experi- mental station at Cacaton, on the Pima Indian Reservation about 50 miles south of Glendale.
 The first variety developed was known as the Yuma, and repeated selections of desirable plantings in the Salt River Valley were made of this variety. Experimental work at the Sacaton Station continued and about 1910 a mutation or sport was found in the field of Yuma which was unlike this type in the shape
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
TWAIN AS A MATHEMATICIAN

When Mark Twain grew tired Of reading or weary of writing those stories which made him beloved by countless readers, he often turned to mathematics, Albert Bigelow Paine says in his interesting biog- raphy of Mark Twain. Sometimes he would cover page after page, work ing out some scientific or financial problem. But that Mark Twain was not always successful in his results may be deduced from the following incident:
 Household expenses had been un- usually heavy. and Mark Twain sat down to calculate the relative pro- portion of income and outgo. The result showed that he was heading for certain disaster. He worked at his problem hour after hour, far into the night. Worn and weary he went to bed, and fltful. troubled sleep.
 Next morning Mark Twain called his two daughters into conference. Showing them hi5 figures he proved that the family was spending 125 per cent of their money supply. And
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
r. H. SINE OPERATES
 MERCHANDISE STORE

The r. II. Sine General Merchan- disc store is located in one of the oldest store buildings of the main business district. The concern was previously operated by c. G. Engle- kardt and W. H. Dryer, MT. Sine pur- chasing it August 5, 1921.
 Mir. Sine came to Glendale in 1897 and engaged in farming and some 10 years ago became member of the hardware concern of Sine Bros. com pany. In addition to these interests some five years ago he owned and operated the city water works, which were at that time purchased by the town of Glendale. Mir. Sine is large taxpayer and property owner of the district, a member of the grammar school board and prominently iden- trfied with church work. He says that he is first, last and always a booster for Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11

FORD GARAGE HAS
 BIG MODERN PLANT

The Ford Garage, owned by Ed Ru- dolph, is the largest garage in Glen dale. The building is triangle shaped and has adequate accommoda- tions for storage. parts. office and a complete battery recharging plant. Modern machinery makes it possible to do work of the most intricate kind.
 The first building in which the gar age was operated by Nr. Rudolph is what is now known as the Morrell & McFadden pool hall. the business be- ing started there in 1915. Finding that the building was entirely too small to meet the demand, the new building was built in 1917. It has an area of about 14.000 square feet. The garage is now under the management of Mrs. P. w. Sobey. who attends to the sales and parts end of the busi- ness while E. c. Cart is foreman of
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
REGISTER CARS AT BORDER

The law governing transportation Of vehicles across the Canadian line provides that any person driving a ve- hicle of any sort across the line must register his vehicle with the customs authorities. If he fails to do so and is caught, his vehicle is confiscated
 A few weeks ago federal officers chased and caught a New Yorker driving high priced car. He was returning from Canada. The car con- tained no contraband and the officers suspected that the driver had deposi- ted his load of liquor in the woods along the road. However, the car was seized. It had not been registered when it entered or left Canada One of these days the owner will have an opportunity of buying back his car at public auction.--New York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11

of leaf and in the size of the plant and uality of the fiber. The quality of the fiber was longer and better than that of the Yuma, and the yleld it was later found, was also greater. Seed from this single plant was used as the basis for paintings the fol- lowing year, and from this begin ming there has developed the Pima variety of long staple cotton otfi- cially known as the American Egyp- tian long staple cotton.
 In 1911, Herbert Atha, Glendale farmer obtained seed from the Saca-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
, Twain discovered he had

then-Mark Twain discovered he had somehow made a grave mistake.
 In characteristic fashion he wrote of this several days later. His ex- planation and his comment are found in a letter.
 Tt was a misteke. When I came down in the morning, a gray and aged wreck, I found that in some unaccountabie way (unaccountable to a business man. but not to mel, had multiplied the totals by two. dropped 75 years on the floor where I stood.''
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11

ton Indian Reservation to plaEt about five acres of the Yuma vari-
 ety. Results were so satisfactory that the following year he planted about 200 acres, and this year about
 the same acreage was planted by number of farmers near Mesa, mak-
 ing a total of about 400 acres of long
 staple cotton. This was the begin- ming of the growing of long staple cotton as a commercial crop in Ari- ZOna-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
RIGHT FUTURE AWAITS NORTHSIDE TOWN

the shop. Mir. Rudolph is a booster for Glendale and is always counted in on any movement for the better ment of the town.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11

A Frenchman has invented means of using the leaves and fibrous stems of banana plants as a substi- tute for flax
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11

The total number of American sol diers' marriages in Europe is comput- ed at 5000.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
FEAR EXTINCTION or HOLLY
aesaatsts say That waA,n Ansssss
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the Mtstistes

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sas shA als, ttsesktis tFss e'Maz st'as@
h. ssasght IN the ssRmt~ " tlrgis,s
end North Carf,ina. Whofe a'tcaiiy the
supisiy j. erm ins Irs. haanllfai. srh
year THE Gulf STATES have t~-~a attn
ilerly stpFn.ta tstv,t'se hoee fw New
Orleans ~ louis ahA Chicago
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rail, csHs.-i To vxist an An~mss dec
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pie learn thss the baunty nj their
n~its and wcs~ilsn sss 10 ,.of llmitie@sf
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Stops Hair Coming Out:
.ThickenS Beauties.

A fpa vents bMts +nandrgins ~
Ter n ~ application. s6p TshhU' ma
fallen hair m sny danarnF, bes1thsts
every hair shows ttea life. siew hftsat
neaS .pose "osar ant as,und=rtvg 49, A..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Nv ulykke China
Cneripsmmelier / Aubtpeipruninien
freper SnIuoer al Wenneifelin.
ubnre GienoomStab.

Sra Sbangbai ~teleeraferes ben
2Soe September: Gbinus treble Itore
ltIptfe i 2sbet al ct gar er | bisie
Gage i%notruffet / Fropinien gnb'
mel, bpor ct Smraabe itsrre END Sta.
TEN &entucfp er blepet ooeripsmmet
% bar reiuIteret / Sabet al Suiin.
Der af Ntenneifelip og Ell Gierooms.
ifooe, fom fonierpatipt auilaaes til
100000.
Oenne me &ataItrpfe err i~notraaot
n9lten umiboelbart efter ben fortpr'
beige Sungersnsb / &eplibliferts ipp
noroIise 9ropinier, %bporunber bag
itabelig talt Winioner Ienneifer
omfom, % inben ct Iars Sorlsb Il.
oen SoroIfielpet / Iropinien aaniu,
bpor ca. 10000 Menneifer blep
orpbt / be polSiomme Rpitelier, iom
Iasbe belle 9iltrifter soc.
Slomoiitriftet ligger omtrent GO
Nil norbenfor Ianfins. Set er ct
laptliggenoe, meget t9t befoltet
Strsg meb talrise 2%anosbper
o. al Mure omeipne Sper pao
Suiinoer al Snopaanere. lllpt'
fen ifpIoes en- pl,ioielig opitaaet
ippr sSlon, Ser braate Snbiisen
Sungtse % be Glpe, iom falber iS
/ benne, til at operflomme fine greo'
Ser.
Slpgtnineer Itrsmmebe | Suiinopis
ben til ben eneite siennem Slomot'
Itriftet Isbenoe Sernbmelinie, Der
biit o. her itaf op oper @aroct ot
liaeiom bannebe Saier | ben itoItraf
re 8anberfen. 90 iaa t9t Itco o.
paffet iommen paa bisie, at mango
blep brebt Of sc Cog, iom meb itoi
ssare blep ienot Dem iii llno'Ptnirg
On al Wisiion9rerne ira Wtetboot
Iternes Wisiionsitation | Gbangibi
/ Sen biemisete Yrooins, er anfom
met til Sbangbai efter meo Itor Gins
fare at bare tiIboaelaet oper ION
Wtl aiennem SlomoiItriftet. SaIt G,
set fsrite gienpibne I'll ltlpffen, ion
CT orfommet oerfra. San fort9aer
of Slommen, Ser inotraf i Begun
belien Of Sept, bapoe ofbrllot Sern
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mellem Sbarg
bai, Tientiiu oa Setting % aao el
rPoieIsfuD Gfilbrirle al lllpffeu.
2ianenoe SIonme bar beriet bett
s~o,ur1o SiStrift fIprp 8nude fsr. Der
iblanbt / 1909 og 1916. Otter Den
ne iioin9pnte 5lom blep Der al De
amerifanife &ebe 8ors lat en- gepG
seIie isana meb BET Sormaal of log
at forbinore iaabanne ulpffer
Srenrti6en.
YIunen faIot imiolertib iaiennem
ba Observation-Disclosures forlangt
Efulb 9ontrol oper Irbeibet og ODE,
De til bens @iennemfsrelie tilpeie
bragte Wfioler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Reooet ~Sfibsmanoifab.

Sidae Ell telegraHif Seretrtins
fra Refp Sort or 80 %itibbrubue SID
meno, bpis Sfib, Sen italienIte
Sragteoamper "Ilacrita" par gaaci
Thumbs unber Ell Srfan, blepet req
set Of set ipanife 9ampifib "Gabo
Greur" omtrent miot ube paa vt.
lanteren efter at bape oerpet hiHl'
reIsit omfring / uGiten fire 9s9rt
to imaa aabne Sfibsbaaoe.
Sfibet bIeo operfalbt al Srfaner
ben t6oe September % / &c iielS.
bsie Siser, iom opitob, blen &oret
Iiaaet iitpffer % belle S%perbpgnilt'
gen repet bort meo Set Heiultat, ar
ganbet ilpmmeoe neb | Saiten. eT'
FER otte Simers Sorlsb leieoe Stor'
men al men Sartsiet beianSt zig Do
ipnfeiareis 1ilitmo, iaa Oct par
reo Isb % neppe, of aaptetiler og
Ianbifabet fit rebbet itg | 70 irlaa
Gfibsbaaoe, iom Stprmen bapoe
ipdret, for "alacrita" ioripanot !
Sapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
rbetosfonferencen

Sanosfonferencen til Srsftelie al
CEN berifenoe Irbeioslpsbeb aabns.
ees ben 26oe September i 8aibing.
ton al Yr9iioent Saroing,
IS lin Iabningstale til De ca. so
Selesater, repraienterenoe Irbeioe
% Snbriitri, iom uar frentmsot, no
talte Yreiioenten ben Gro, at Gelul'
taterne al &ouferenceu piloe blt fslt
uoenom Sc Soreneoe Staters SrGlt'
fer, og at Selegaterne oerfor uiloe
"giere @eroen Ell Sieneite".
Ser burSe". erflpreoc ban, Il DC
Soreneoe Stater iinoes Irbeioe for
enboer, iom snifer at arbeioe, % Dor
Silitanb biemlne og Dor Nlaos I
Ierben afbenger' al, at enbper ia.
ger fat cg uofsrer tit Irbeioe meo
cen Tatriotisme og Srpfaitbeo, Der
cr Granddaughter for ct lpffeligt
Solf."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Deteranerne fra
Soreerfrieen

"Sbe @ran6 Irmp OF TIE &epu.
Bic, Der beitaar at De samle Sete'
rarer fra oen aruerifanife Berger.
frig, boIoer / bisie Gage lit 55Sc
oarlige "@ncampment" / Snoiana'
POLLS, Snb.
Se gamIe Srigeres &9ffer tpr'
bes nh burtig aar for aar, 90 De
heite Of be s~ienleoenoe begpnoer at
Eli i~frsbeIige al Selie og @loeroom.
Wen ale, iom paa nogen mulig
WaaSe fam, fomnrer til Gsie aarlige
@ienforenineer, boor oct eamle Sen'
Tob, iom itiiteoes paa De blooi9e
Slagmarfer / aarene 1876,
fornpes og Spleoelierne | De lmrgs
8rigsaar opfriifeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
en- fjeloen 6ienforenins

Sra @idita, Sans, berettes ben
276e Septbr.: SITTER 80 Glars 40.
i%filelie boI6t Ell SO @ar gammel
Saber, iom man bapbe troet par
omfonmet / @aloeitonflpmmen |
1889, % bans ire graabaarebe Sen'
rer fra @ifita, Soutb Safota 90
Some, alaifa, | Ssnoaes en- frpoe'
iulo. @ieniorening | ben Der @ifi.
ia boiatte Ssn$, q. u. 9ropn3
Stem.
Saoeren, Senrp groipn, gienimrb-
ties paa en- Sarm ! @aD 9ountp,
Sflaboma. Se TO Ssnner, iom boz
nbenom @ictoria, erfarebe for nplig,
at Saoeren life bar fommet I Slom.
men. Se fom I'll @ihita, bpor DC
opisate oen treble @roberen og be.
epnbte iammen en- gfterlsgniug ef'
ter Saberen men ben Sslse, of en-
Gienforenins Of Gamilien fom
iitano:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Kulprooufttonen

Se Sforeneae StaterS aeoloailte
Spmaaliug oplpier i jim itJentlige
rapport, at ser / oeu ~ieIlere Sib er
inotraoot el betpoeIig Sorbebring
@leofulsprobuftioner. E%otolprobuf'
tionen ior llger, iom enote ben
17be September, anilaneS til S,139,.
600 Son, opcrIfrioenbe 100000
Con Mterfet for iorite Sang iioen I
9egpnoelieu al Sum-.
Sammenlieuet meo Groouttioner
/ llgerl, iom erote ben 3oie Septem'
bel, bar bette en- Sorsaelie al $685..
Con.
SaIaa Brpbuftionen al Saarofll
err / Speang, ibet observation-disclosures
/ llaen, iom enbte Den 17oe Septem'
Der, belsb Jig til 1,S37,O00 Con.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Werfelis Reonins.

Sra SicfmaL Sp., berettes Den
27be September: Set b9noer pitt
fife ofte, of rtan bprer noget goot
iagt ON SpepIen, men to b%erbceone
4pinoer ifpIber ct Suepieitif, of DC
begee enonu err ilioe. @rS. S. g.
@itdum, iom Dor itrar llbenfor gp-
1rpnien, pGffehes isrrige &at al ei
Spepieitins % opougebe til fin Sor'
f9rSeIie, at benoes Siem itoo | ms
Sue % reoe til at itprte lammen oper
Benbe % benoes Satter. Snn ltpr'
tebe aiIteb til Satterens &erelie, If
belloe p9ffet o. biulpet no / Sitfer'
leo, uetop iom Sniet ltprteSe lanI'
uIe1t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Ct fraftiet 8rYe.

Sra Nortb Gap, Ont, beretteS
Sen 26be September: Wren for at
bape lapet ct Siemmebrpg meb Oct
p9rite "ficf", Tom berp9renoe Sor'
bubsagenter noeeugang bar iteot
raa, ~tiIfienbes ubetinget George
Geoore, Der tibIigere bsrte biemmc
/ Chatham, Ont, men iom fortioe!1
boIoer til / 9ropinsfpngilet ber /
9tortb Sap. Seb en- | Toronto lore
taeet o~ificiel anuIpie bite set Jig, at
8rpeset bapbe en- Stprfe al 1880
Brocent rem Spiritits. Set fraftig-
fie 8rpg, man tiolisere fienote til
Der paa bisIe &anter, bapoe en- gl'
fobolIfprfe al &c Rrocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Ppeoehciten / CANADA.

Sra He9ina, Saif., mebbeels, a.
brn fanaoiite ~9ornfommisi9r, u. 8,
8ilion, anilaar Iarets Speoeapling
| Gropinien SaIfatheipm til 145,.
OS2,0O0 Suibel, eler %sienneminii'
Zig IA gyibel pr. acrc. Speoeare.
alet i Ehuinien nogisr iaar TO-.
$4,000 Icres.
SpebeapIineen / grooinien I!.
terta arilaar ban iii ca. 40, 100000
9ltibel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
en- ofentlis Penrettelfs.

Sra Greitoiep, SIoriba, berettes b.
256e Sept: en- 0obbeltbenrettelfe
fanot 'Steo Der ieaar, ba Bntnanr
Yonien o. Safe Wartin blep bGngt
for Iorbet paa Sobn Sugle ben 4oe
SuIi iaar.
SGnsninsen foregif | Sperppr al
minSit 10000 Eilifuere, fom itoo
tatpaffebe omfriug @algen.
gegse ManS tilitoo offentlis i'm
sfplb.
en- Snoiamlins bIep lat igang
blanbt SoriamIingen til Sorbel for
De to WGnos efterIabte Suitruer 90
gsrn. Ser inbimIeoes pper 1000
Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

minal tparebouie receipts" reSr9.
ienterenbe Den Spebe % andre 3orn.
@iorter, iom ifal marfeosisres, / Ell
uoitrGfning Of GO 8roccnt Of beres
@9roi. aS~iociationen fcrpligtes iii
at nebliseboloe berne Mnrgin, inb.
Ill 8aanet er tilboeebetalt. Genge.
ne ifal al gsiociationen artpenoes
Tom Notwithstanding til IeSlem.
merre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
minionlaan til Sarmere.

arissiinans- aorporationen bar,
berettes Der fra 8aibingtorL Den
g6oe oS. mebbelt De nermere On.
Sienbigbeoer / Sorbinoelie meS Oct
Saan paa $15,0O0,000, iom Den bar
bepilaet en- ~fooperatin aSiociation al
Speoeoprfere | Wimeiota og SOUTH
% Iprtb 9afota.
Isiociationen err "gquitp eoope'
ratipe grfange", bpis @eSlemnter
aiennem ben marfebsisrer line &orn'
probufter paa en- fooperatlp gnits.
9aanet iifres peo ~regiitrereSe ter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Sorfnitoriif SUMO.

Sra Sort Scott, Scans, berettes
Sen 27be Sept: Spab man tror
er Sfelettet al ct iorbiitoriif aiGm'
peoprC0 iplooocuS") blep ibag gra'
net op al nosIe slrbeioere, iom bar
hcifieftiget paa Sefferion Sigbpap.
20 Mil / Spo berfra. Sosiilet bleo
itentificeret peo De ioare &ibben og
&uofler, os paa &psbpirplerne fano'
tes De fiempemGSii9e, ippolignenoc
genfpioier. iom ubpret brugte til at
forIuare ia meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Stor 6riiefarm.

Sra Sougbton, Wid.. berettes, at
ser / 9araaa Gountp oeri Staten
ifal opretteS en @riiefarm, Tom IL
geS at bile fontme til at ooerflsie D.
itsrite Soretagenoer al bette Slags
paa oiSie &uuter af 9anbet.
Gn StrGfnine poa 1000 Icres
9arlo Ifal rpboeS oa ombuuueS til Ell
rpberne @riieiarm, bporira mar
epentiteIt penter at ienbe Narfeoct
fra 1 900 til 5000 @riie ON Idret.