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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01
GOLD fsl&.Eg:kLa
NNAHl EM On
W. .8A-Ss 3..iA@ ~

The wcrld's stapdsid remedy -. kidney,
liver, bladder and vr.c acid lgcubles.-th9
National Remedy OF Holland since 1906.
Guaranteed. Three sizes, ell dru2g. So
Look for the name Geld M,dai on every boz,
ana accept no Imitation
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE: Fire proof safe. In
quire of VIM. Bullock. Mt. Yer
non, Ky.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01

1t seems the following item
should be a warning to these TEN
pied TO ndulge in drinking moon
shine. A nun Der of cattle near
Hot Springs, Ark ate some of the
slOp from mOonshine still and
died, Dairy men investigating the
matter found that concentrated
I've had been placed in the mash,
and this mad proven fatal to fine
cattle The still had been moved
when the location was found.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01

Swan Hats, Star Brand Shoes
and everything a. Fish's Clos
ing Out prices.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01
l. O G A L S

Our Chautauqua opens It.
morrow Saturday afterno on
with FIVE SPRING MAIDENS
and The noted Lecturer Charles
q. jesse whose subject Satur.
day night will be Democracy,
Divine or Devlish Sunday
we will nave Abel Cantu who
will lecture on Mexico and the
Mexicans Get your season
tickets now.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01

Some women and children who
were picking blackberries in a
field on j. w Stokes place, near
the old Patton house, found some
Il rec or four gallons of whisky
last Saturday and poured it out,
Sqnire Dan Mullins came along
in time to assist in the ceremony.
Ontldren cry
!aa FiETCRER'S
GASToRlA
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01
ANNOUNCENENT

HNNVt " WI lN
We crc authorized To a1nouuc,
subject to h. action OF the Republican
Party at uyNt August Primary,
For Circuit Judge
l.. j. BETHURtM
II. g. KENNEDY.
For Circuit, Court Clerk.
r. !, BALL
W. r. lRILLl DAVIS,
JESSE NJ. DEnOHD
For County Court Clerk.
X. J. MCKINNEY,
IARLE PHILLIPS,
W. \ CRONFR
MRS. LEILA MAY COOPER
I. J. NICELEY
County Judge
LEE WARD
81 BOWMAN
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01

Six Cylinder Values at Four
Cylinder prices at Fish's Clos
ing Out Sale only.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01
Cold in the Head

Is an acute attack Of Nasal Cat.
arrh.
These subject to frequent
colds in the head will lind that
the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE will buiId up the
System. cleanse the Blood and
render them less liable to colds
Repeated attacks OF Acute Cat
arrh NAV lead To hronic Catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDI
CINE is taken internally and acts
through the Blood on the Mu.
couS Surfaces ofthe 5, stem, thus
peduc ny the inflammation and re.
storiug normal conditions.
All druggists Circulars free.
F,J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio
The central pier of the Dixie
Boone Highway at Livingston
that spans ROundstoae creek is
nearing completion and this
bridge is to be seventy five feet
from the water. and is to be
completed in September.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-01
MT. Z; VERNON - SIGNAL -

MOUNT VERNON, ~. FRIDAY. JULY 1921
nIerd n- NJ La-a. w ro- oslo, ..con..a..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

age buyer Of Daisy Canned Soups, il only
for the reason that he hasn't as much to
fear.
One thing that leads me TO pin great
hopes in the future Of ID. G. Soups is o re-
cent movie star popularity contest whore
Mary and Doug lost out by several laps.
Now n public that's tickle enough to 90
back on the great Mary and Doug can be
tickle enough 90 turn its back on greater
soups than the DAISY Canned and well
come ID. G. Soups 10 it's bosom, or, TO
abandon poetry for science, to it's stomach.
There was never trner saying than
''tempus fugita, meaning times change
ID. G Soups will bc great seller IN their
day The one thing ihatw orries me Is, VIII
live 10 see the day.
II that new fat nursegirl don 60 easier
on the feed bag, give her the gate and try
To yet hold Of thin girl. Even out arou =
this town, where chickens are more pie
ful than Fords, notice eggs are 81 . a
dozen and going strong. Joke. Affec-
tionaielv. Joe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. kirkman.
ANSWERED LETTERS.

Constant Reader: Kindly let me
know through your reliable paper a remedy
for reaches. have used all kinds of paste
but 10 no avail.
Answer: There are several success
ful wavs of eyterminating cock-roaches
One of them is the following Set powdered
borax mixed with sugar around in saucers
sprnklc it under pipes and on silis; and
spread il over the bottoms of drawers and
on the floor tf closets. This mixture kills
the bugs. Burn every dead roach.
Turpentine also kills these little pests.
Pour turpentine around the water pipes
and paint floor, baseboards and other
woodwork and metal work always when;
the metal is cool-as steam pipes ior IN
stance. with turpentine.
Another excellent way 10 extermin-
atr reaches is by trapping them; reaches
like rancid grease and can he caught IN
pan lined with this grease, as they cannot
crawl through il. Use an ordinary bread
pan with sides about three inches deep
and when il is filled with the bugs, plunge
into very hot water
Another help is to ill cracks, crevlces
and knotholes with putty-stop up All
possible places where they may enter the
house.
One must wage a continuous war
upon these insects Do not give up every
one killed brings YOU just that much near
cr to complete determination. But take
my advice and do not use poisons TO
cxterminate the reaches, as these are
very dangerous to have about the home.
These harmless WAYS that | have outlined
will rid YOU of them If you persist IN the
work The average housekeeper who is
annoyed with reaches will fight them for
week or two and then let another week or
two elapse, in encouragement, before
keeping on with the work.
Old-Fashioned Housekeeper "My front
room botheys me lot 1t looks so stiff
and parlor-like. want II to look like one
al the modern living rooms What can
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

| do to change it9 My furniture is a
piano, two rockers, centre table and
two straight chairs. What other pieces
should | have?
Answer: | am much interested in your
problem. You are right, the up-to-date
front ROOM aims to look as if some
really lived in it. The trouble with yours
is that il is too stiff ard formal. ] would
advise you 10 add desk and a bookcase
10 the list of its furniture, and il there is
room, tapestry davenport.
| would work up color scheme of
two colors, such rs old-blue and gray
Have valances of Powered cretonre which
hrirgs in these two colors lover scrim
curtaimsl at the windows; have the rig
and the hangirgs at the doors emphasize
them also; have the blotter on the desk
of old-bue or gray and brass candle
stick on top OF the desk holding Il blue
candle. Choose an imitation Colonial
desk lone with serpentine front pre-
ferred). Do not have doors on the book
case: an open-faced bookcase is in better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
\ DIVORCE CASES.

A number of divorce caser were heard
in Superior Court yesterday afternoon.
A decree ni-i WINS granted 10 Emma
Vyle from Joseph Vyle on the grounds Of
cruelty md descrtion. They have been
separated for IL years.
The marriage Of Anna Borowiak and
Stanislaw was annulled on the grounds
thnt the latter already had n wife living in
Poland when IL took place in April, 1910.
Edward Platts was granted decree
nisi from Letitia Platts on the grounds of
desertion They were married in 1901 .
Judge Conrad reserved decision IN the
oase Of Mary r.. Citing against Allen y.
Citing. who isseexifig divorce on statu-
tory grounds
a decree nisi was granted Margaret T..
Tribbett from Jerry X. Tribbett on
grounds Of bigaIny She was given the
use Of her maiden name, Mfrzaret ~.
Motsley.
Carrie r. Wilson was granted a decree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

taste. Have a low pottery-bowl Of blue on
top the bookcase and a small, plain clock OF
some sort
A fern on tabourette always gives
a room honey look. Have a drop
light with an old blue silk shade over
YOUR table-and, by the way, don't
stand the table in the centre; have it
nearer the wall and run the drop light
cord across the ceiling to the picture
molding and down the wall of the table,
unless you have a sidc-wall fixture.
Tomorrow-Rich Cakes for Special
Occasions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
LETTERS OF TEssIE AND JOE
Dear Tessic

Doar Tessie.
Don't worry over the baby's backward
ness in not wanting TO eat from spoon.
That's a symbol Of life, Tessie. The baby
no doubt realizes that when the time comes
for him TO feed himself he will have to use
spoon, 80 spoon represents work for
him, whereas his bottle means lcasure
Thus when he refuses TO open his mouth
for the spoon it's merely the first blossom
ing of the universal human craving To shy
away from work 1t also is an illustration
that the only time people keep their mouth
closed is when YOU don't want them 10.
But don't give mp the ship, Tcssie Per
severencc and mothers love and good
strong spoon will win out il time. As
man and a salesman | tell you that YOU
can feed the toughest customer il you
only have faith in yourself and no c)n-
science. And the baby cant be any
tougher or more unwilling than the aver
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
TO MEET Ngw CONDITIONS.

Due to the general policy a rctfcnch-
ment prevailing ~ this time the Whining
ton a Philadelphia Traction 60. has fe
dueed is track force and also % n small
extent the mechanical force u BE- rsf
houses so charge n services b f0f-
templated during the rush hours buf |eii
modification will BE- made 0n n few Nnfr
during the day md night periods When
travel Ia very light
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
BoDYIN MArsoLruu

The body a Mrs Rosa Dl Mare wife n
Carman DiMarr. buried on Scpfcnhcr t
was cxhufncd Yesterday and rohufird iu
crypt 1872 in The Mausoleum 10 River
view cemetery. Several friends and rla-
tives were present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

All inquiries addressed to Miss Kirk
man in care of the Efficient Housekeep-
ing" department will be answered IN
these columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time, however, owing to the
great number received. So if a personal
or quicker reply is desired, stamped and
self addressed envelope must be enclosed
with the question. The Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

nisi from Joseph NJ Wilson on grounds -
desertiop. They were married IN Auglst.
1bOy
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-06
CHAPTER III.

The morning following his decision
Gcary's mining concession in Sobrante.
John Stuart Webster, like Mr.. Pepys,
was np hctImes.
Nine O'Clock found him IN the office
~ his friend Joe Dalngerfield. OF the
Bingham r~:.,incering works, where,
within the hour. be had in his charac-
teristically decisive fashion purchased
the machinery for q ten-sjamp mill. 1t
was "A nice order. and Daingertleld
was delighted.
This ~ going 30 cos you about half
your fortune. Jack" he Informed Web
ster pheu the order was finally
made up.
Webster grinned. you don't sup
pose I'm chump enough to pay for II
now, DO you. JOef" he queried.
I'm going nrst 10 scout the III
try and In the meantime keep all this
stuff In y0ur warehouse until ! au-
thorize you by cable to ship, when
you can draw on me at sight for the
entire invoice with bill Of lading at
tached. II. upon investigation, ! find
that this mine isn't all my partner
thinks II IN. I'll cable a cancellation,
and you car tear that nice fat order
up and forget IT,"
From Daingerfeld's ONCE Webster
went forth to purchase a steamer
trunk. his railway ticket and sleep
ine car Reconsideration which ho
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-06

New SIPS. 900 Girls Dormitory at state
College
one Exclusive Dry Goods and Ladies' Fur
nishing Store.
Good Volunteer Fire Department With
Electric Apparatus
south Dakota state College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.
Brookings Produce Co., Cash Market for
All Farm Products.
Two Billiard Halls and Bowling Alley as
Places OF Amusement.
Brictson Manufacturing Company, makers
OF the Brictson Tire Tread
New 5000, 900 administration Building at
south Dakota State College
surrounded by the Best Farming Land I'm
tiful
municipality owned Telephone, Electra
Light, Heating and Water Works Plants.
Strong Commercial Club with 200 Mem
oers in Good Standing. Fine Club Rooms.
Brooklngs IS Located on the Main Line o.
the 6. Il n. w. Ry. from Chicago to Pierre.
me capital OF the State. Also Headquarters
Tor Train Crews Running North TO Water.
town and on to Redfeld and Gettysburg
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-06

rapidly down the track TO Car o,
climbed aboard, and made his way to
Lower G.. The young lady in the green
t%ailor-made suit was there, looking
idly out of the window.
young lady," Jerome began, may
/ presume to address you for a mo-
ment on n matter Of great Importance
to you? Don't be afraid Of me, my
dear. Tn old enough to be your IA
Their, anil besides. I'm n Of the incest
old men sou ever met"
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returned 10 his hotel and set about
packing for the journey.
Old Neddy Jerome, as sour and
cross as a setting hen, accompanied
him I'm the taNicab 10 the station, 10th
10 let him escape and pleading 10 the
last. In a forlorn hope that Jack Web
Ster's better nature would triumph over
his friendship and boyish yearning
FOR adventure. He chung TO WebSter's
arm as they walked slowly down the
track and paused AT the steps Of the
car containing the wanderers reServa-
ton, just as n porter. carrying some
hand baggage. passed them by, fol-
lowed by a girl in a green tailor-made
suit. As she passed, John Stuart Web
ster looked fairly into her face, started
as If hee-suuC, and hastily lifted his
hat. The girl briefly returned his
scrutiny with sudden interest. decided
She did not know him, and reproved
him with a glance that even pasSe old
Nedly Jerome did not fail to assimi-
late.
"Nyow. WOW 90 he murmured. "The
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We got II "'"H III NY i"ello'"h-
onm h"oh' ou' can re'aiI 1t 'hiS MN
nt'-Npahl>h name
'John. my dear boy be careful
NeadN jerome c""hSeIeu' SUCK 10
your own KIN" col people" Is thls
nice G'rl' Johh!
HOW q" Know mean no" u're
you ASK VI course She nice CANT
you see Sh' is! Ana peSlueS' WHY
>NoUlu you We ;" i~eaFlul
I'll have you understand, young
n that have considerable interest
In the girl you're going to marry. by
the way, where did you first meet this
girl? Who introduced your
II haven't met her, and I've never
been introduced" Webster complained,
and poured forth the tale Of his adj
venture on the train from Death val
ley. Neddy was very sympathetic.
"Well, no wonder she didn't recog-
nize YOU when you saluted her to-
night" he agreed. Thought YOU were
another brute of a man trying TO make
a mash. By thunder. Jack, I'm afraid
YOU made q mistake when YOU shed
your whiskers and buried your old
clothes"
IL don't care what she thinks. /
found her. I lost her. and I've found
her again: and I'm not going to take
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s. s.

Resolve to plant that windbreak and
set out small fruits and a few orna-
mentals about the home. In order 20
keep the resolution, mail the order to
your nurseryman today. Then you
will have to get the ground ready and
plant next year.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-06


lhats nice or YOU old sport. m
'naiN you N'h'I\ III ak to Bily
N"eH ! arrive '' hN'haNthtura ana II
ue p''>it(' "'eShl l'oN s'od TO me-
''7T' "''" ''' vi II ana ven come
I'm "'' me -" i''Sht come PACK.
! "''N' ~ want 10 see b'IE.
LOU @U>l Said a minute : you'd
lu'I'" l"e ioF'y-N'ar post, jerome
"aI"'' "'ih' Ah' you re no" going
u ''>e " year or TWO more IN when
20" "ll-"' "e'''F oe engaged laying
up II ~!"'""a'oh - independence for
s""' ~" age TOT iieaNeh sake, man,
""" '' d" '"'''
on oui VIII be n fool John STU
ART Webster answered; and possibly,
ny ms time. the reader has begun 10
"""e'N'an" lhe potency ot ms middle
90" ,'',,4 are VIGOROUSLY pig
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So w."
>"''N HIS ""''e '""''h nope
'"'"-H' Won were a great mining
'n-I-''T' J"HH. he said sadly, nut
you ~ not re a poet, You DO
"'' seem Il" are lot money.
We'll webster retorted humorous
~ III isn't exactly what YOU might
term q ruling passion. l like TO make
II, but there's more fun spending II.
I've made 100000, and now I want
10 go blow it-and I'm going TO. Do
not try To argue with me. I'm a luna
nc and | VIII have my way. II I
uIoh 20 tearing on 10 Sohrante and
JOIN FORCES win Blll Geary, there to
play the game, red or black. I'd feel
Ms II l mao dohe something low ana
TO me, and | have made my answer.
know In your heart you'll give me the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-06
PAGE TEN

could | know that the Holman gang
had cached the stuff in his shackT"
well, it's too bad" Jerome an
swered duly. He was quite willing
that the subject Of conversation should
be changed. I'm glad to get the right
dope OF the boy, anyhow. Have an
other drink"
"Not until / read this letter. Now,
who the dickens knew ] was headed
for Denver and the Engineers club?
! didn't trIl a soul, and ] only ar
rived this morning"
BE turned 10 the last page to ascer-
tain the identity of his correspondent,
and his facial expression ran the
gamut from surprise to a JOY that was
good TO see.
John Stuart Webster read 1t delib-
erately, after which he sat In silent
contemplation of the design Of the
carpet for fully n minute before reach
ing for the bell. A servant responded
Immediately.
Bring me the timetables Of al
roads leading 10 New Orleans" he
ordered also n cable blank"
Webster had reraad the letter fe-
fore the servant returned with tie
timetables.
"AuguSt. YOU go out 10 the desk.
like n good fellow. and ask the serre-
tary to arrange for a compartment for
me 10 New Orleans on he Gulf States
limited, leaving ut 10 o'clock toruor-
row ni.hr." He handed The servant
his card. 'Now wait a minute until
I write something" He seized the
cable blank, helped himself, unln-
vited. TO Neddy Jerome's fountain pen.
and wrote:
.,,;,,.. - &C., ON. c...-4io
NJ "a p,,ra,,,,r c.t-,r.o
"coI,.o ,,,, ,or,r ,oc,.oss, r,st
roooi,.,5 49, I.,+ar C,lff,, ,bo,.
sord sor a,,.r,arcv roll e-yt trir, To-
morrou wan o,.ls- vo.hfr.rv -.
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o pu..u, e.. aor
W ,at.o- ao,,at, ,,n ,.f,h r.nIrod
tho,.an1 W., 49,, &. ,,.o No. a,d
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n,,cv p,pD~rDr
IhaIS Il WINDY caoIegraIh' Neuuy
jerome remarked as uhe servant DoTe
IL away why al uhls a
caoiegram anywhere generally costs at
least Il collar Il "ord.
Ihats my delight or a SHINY
night' IN NE season OF the year
quoted John stuart webster ana
why one ueViI ecohomHe "heh the Doy
needs cheering upF
WHAT DoyF
Oily "ehlg'
"here 10 "e'
oeh'ral Ahferica'
Neuus jerome was nhppS' ne was
III an expansive moou' LOT he hau'
WIN Iie assistance Oh d hlnuiy i"te'
roulIueu UP the ohe engineer III al the
"o,,u ".oii ne neeueu 10 '"he Cnaise
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u'u,S . 'Vu, O' p"' III UeN you
-" =" W - Soui 'oueA1
VI ue eNpeneo VI piinsihs Souhs
'' ~ ~ ~ NV "Heh
-, ""H - WI up W YOU
'Hu "'n WIN |or
,' va 'u"n stuart "eps'er'
- o'e me ioure
'uu' N'nus "u s'icA'h-'he
90.
Jus, -" your ooss'
'eioihe interrupted ana "aadled
a""! " teiel'nohe 'ne heau waiter at
ms i".oriIe ~reS'huraht 10 reserve a
'"ore y wv
MT webster signed. he dlsliked
eAceeu'ngiy 10 ora Neddy'
put- lie shranK from seeming to
.h'hk oVer"eil OF hiinself by declin-
ing u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
year Joo win the biggest mining com
pahy IN colorado but
noL'en iucN' ne 1T
a. 3" " ""'e, ""H 'ue"
" ihuilE'Nf anu EbiS NOFSb
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-06

as all Of the clrcumstantial evidence
seemed 70 Indicate, | thought this for
three long. meagre years. old friend.
and I'm sorry. After that. ! suppose
there isn't any need for me to say
more. except that you are an old fool
for not SAYING you were going 10
spend your money and your time ana
reputation trying to put my halo back
on straight ! doubt # | was worth
II, ana YOU knew that: bur let ii pass.
for we have other fish 10 fry.
''The pubbiD Of the matter IS this 4:
There is only one good gold mine left
I'm this weary worId-aud ! have IT,.
It's the sweetest wildcat | ever struck,
and we stand the finest show in the
world Of staryiu. ID death If We
tackle II without sufficient capital 20
20 through. II viii tat" M least thirty
thousand dollars, and We ought 10
have double that 10 play safe. ! DO
not EuuN whether ynG have, or can
raise, sixty cents, but ar amy rate ]
am going 70 put the buck up 10 You
and you can take a look.
9TH, is n pretty fair country. Jack
IF Won survive long enough to get
used 10 n. Al first Won think tits Par
adlse: then won grow 20 hate II and
know II for hell with -Ia l#. of: and
finally an vour carly love for fl ra-
turn, and Won become what 7 am now
"A tropical tramp, There is only one
social stratum lower MAN mime. anu
that's the 'roT..a. h".oh6"n""F. !
am not 'ha'-y.f. and ".. moi Pc II
my lana.aty ISL. continue 10 .>''N 7"
my Establishments. Sic IS q sweet
soul, With a divine disposition. u /
am 'Ail I'"'''A..
II would Tell Won All about the eoS
raphy topography, flora and fauna OF
~Sohrautr. bur you can ascertain that
IN detail hE consulting any stand
ard encyclopedia. Govc-nwertally the
country IS similar 10 It's sister re-
Duhlics. It's a cold day indeed when
two patriots, TWO v!ya'S and n couple
81 old Long Tom Springfield rifles
upset the Sohran-r apple cart.
haven't had a revolution for near
~ six months. bur we have hopes.
81 am addressing YOU at the EnCi-
ueerS' club. in the hone that my letter
reach Won there. or perhaps the
secretary VIII know vour address and
forward II 70 YOU. II Won are foot
loose and still entertain q lingering
regard for vour old nal get busy on
this mining concession p. n. O. Time
is the essence of tho contract be-
cousa 7 am holding On 70 tho thin
edge Of nothing and ~ ve have q
Of government 7 may lose avan
:':s: ~'; 2ss 's a is. i 9 .; sa sa1Se'.sP. Re, )!
"It you receive this letter and can
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-06
BIRDS EYE VIEW OF ~BROOKINGS


10 Saloons
Two Bands
Two Hotels
Four dentists
Ten Churches
SIX physicians
Candy kitchen
Good creamery
Steam laundry
one Ice Dealer
TWO os~teopaths
one state bank
$4,000 city nall
Chinese laundry
Five Restaurants
one Chirop.aator
Thre" drug stores
Three tailor shops
-Four general stores
" every day
TWO good bakeries
TWO Meat Markets
seven Auto Garages
Two CIgaE Factories
-Four Weekly Papers
Fine Lake Near city
TWO National Banks
Exclusive shoe Store
rive Grain Elevators
2l-',CJp Court House
-Four JeWelry stores
hree Barber ) shops
Two Furniture stores
Two Hardware stores
Ire Nulcanizing Plant
Electric supply House
Three Machine S shops
Two Department Stores
-Four blacksmith shops
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