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Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-29
REGISTERED SWINE

]. Horton Taylor, six. INBRED id
six bred registered Duroc gifts.
Roscoe Kimball registered duroc
pigs, male or female.
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-29
$3.50 to $500
$26.5O

At whatever price, you will find the values provided in
the highest sense fu money WORTH and in these
special offerings are values that for name are
marvellous and rare.
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-29
Individual Models In WomeAs Suits

Featuring elaborate models kehe the picture with
tache embroidery and silk edgesSome bloused mod
els of Rus sian inspiration with silk embr odery In navy or
black trcotine, poiret twill, and twill cord
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n. STOCKS

New York. Aug. S.--Further proht-
eAng coupled with renewed selling Tor
the short account and weakness or
various specialtIes. caused genera
scaling down OF prices today on The
Seock exchange.
There Was no <euh.ance IT the
strength which characterized dealings
barry IN the week. Although the volume
pr offerings was not .arHH and move
0ments IN most cases were limited 10
moderate proportions. iae recession CON
tinuHd without interruption 20 the close.
Total sales were +60.c00 shares.
Proa; taxing was active among the
railroad stocks which were most promi-
nent on the recent rise. rls. steets.
Equipments and coppers were all under
pressure and there was selling OF mo-
Tors and tires. Among the spevIaiues
United Drug was again under attack and
bold down 10 new low point tor tho
Year at SEX.
The sugar group made little response
ko continued hrmness in the market for
refined sugar. although the shares was
eompara;:ve,y steady. Passing Of the
quarterly dividend ~ 2bq per cent by
|Manati Sugar had been forecast. The
Btock recently has been under steady
pressure which forced Il down 10 ):
as compared with the years nigh Of
1874.
Call money continued on rs higher
basis, renewing and ruling .; PEI
|cent II CHER money rates are attributed
TO withdrawal from New York banking
institutions b. interior points rather
than 10 strinsency in funds. A con-
siderable movement 90 this natur" FOL
lowed the dip in the rate FOR ca" funds
last week % ST. and per cent.
Early stability ~ the bond market
was replaced hy a genera! saxEtng ten
dency. IN which losses running :" a
point vere Registered N issues when
have been strong recently PennsE.-
wanna general as and 3. Louis & san
Francisco mortgages we've especially
weak Total sales t2ar Ha'u~'.
50 AIS oon Liberty SIS rose 20 SSS.S2.
but reacted later. closing a. loss. "a
did other government issues IN me Tor
eign division. Tarss SIS advanced to par
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PADEN CITY

raden city, Aug. 5.-Ars. Anna Sole,
~ Washington. y. c. has arrived hero
for visit of indefinite length with
friends.
Miss Virginia Ketfer is in Fairmont,
W. Va. AS tho guest Of friends.
Miss Junia Koerber and Miss tathryn
lIeh"v. after visit q. I few weeks with
Miss pe RebA Adams of Wheeling. have
returned TO their homes here.
Horace Cameron was business WIS.,
itor. Friday. IN S!stcrsvilie. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Weekly and chill
dren. OF OIL Fields. Cal, who have beer
the guests Of his sister. Mrs. A. A. Reed.
have gone TO Frew. W. Va. 10 visit his
mother Mrs. Minerva Wc"kley.
Miss Mary Morrow has gone 10 Dry
Run. W. Va. for a brief visit with her
aunt, Miss Emma Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Garrett motored to
Grafton, w. Va. vher" they wi Re :he
guests Of relatives. They viii be ac-
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SISTERSV|LLE ;

Sstersvlle. Aug 5.-Mrs. Y. n. pvf
left Friday afternoon for Madison n
visit her son Paul. who 10 Z student IN
the University Of Wisconsin. Mrs. I've
will return home Thursday Of next
week and will be accompanied BY her
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. ouIgley Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Quigley and other relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. W. r. Keyser have gone
TO Angola. Indiana where they will be
guests OF his sister, Mrh Ralph A.
BlasS.
Sir. and Ms. charlie, Hickman. Mr..
and Mrs John Gregory and children. all
Of Breckenridge. Texas are visiting Mrs.
I. r. Eastman. Mrs. Gregory and Mr..
IicHman are sister and brother OF ArS
Eastman.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Sn!der and chill
dren have returned from an auto trip 10
Mountain Lake Park, Nd. Grafton. ".
Va. and other points.
Miss Anna Fitzpatrick Of Akron O.
is tho guest OF her sister. Mrs. E e.
Foley
Thomas Brady 81 the Wiser OH esm-
pany has been called to Clarksourg BY
the death OF J. ". Crouch.
MIS-. ..nnA okAERh- hItcT Nlutk VI biA
weeks with relatives in Canton, o. ar
rived home Friday evening.
Mrs. J. j. Gillespie OF Ravenna: O.
and Mrs. G. A. Wilson NJ Morgan:owb.
". Vn.. were called here by the death OF
their father. the late, Dr !. ii. Boiee.
Austin Martin. and Mt. and Mrs.
Andrew FEY nf Can'nn..- o.. who have
been the guess ri Nj: Martins mother
Mrs. {. s. SIti"r. left Friday. They
are making tn" ,r,n by auto.
Mrs 4. l. HAIRS md Miss Nancy Lac
ear were in Wheeling. Friday 10 meet
Miss Ruth II-r.s -. ti!lar"e O.. who
will spend s.Ncr,i days in the city.
Miss Eva Ncshit' e Sardis. .. at
tended the Boice ObseIuieS Friday Altar
noon.
Manager J. A. Davis Of the Wells
Hotel and his son Wilitam have returned
from q business trip 10 Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Lena Alluell. a former resident
NJ This city. now located IN Akron. O.,
is the guest OF local friends
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

\"a N"rh AUG. =. Prime mercantile
rap'r rT6i. t:>chanr" irregular
et'rtirs midday bills and comm, r. a. o..
dtl h1.,> "n hank. ...,.,I v r~'nr'"rcinl
6O-day h-lIS. %.rj' demand 80 \ "a
ties. S.n'.- Eri;.,S. d"luInd. 80, "a
h'cS. 49,. l:".srln francs. d"mHui
7A.,. ,ahi,, ,.aH. Gu!GrrS. d"uanh.
3O.at cables ..n."n. Lire. dcmdrd. -
cables. 49,. Marks. demand. -
cables. ,."Gi Greece. d"mund. 90
sweden. d"nana ""t3. NORWAY -
nRnd. I'm Argentine, donna nd. 2S.Ii.
brazilian. demand. - g.. Montreal. lnA,
Pc cent Il SCuunt. Government and ran j.
road bonuN irregular. Time loan hrm.
er so days. 90 days. months. h.
Cali money firm. h:Ch T.. low {: ruling
rate s. closing bud h offered nj So "
last loan s. call loans against accept
8n"cs. 1is.
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companied home by Miss Aart Garrett
who has been spending several day.
with her grandmother. -
Miss Sadie Allen has returned 70
rursle" after brief visit In the city.
Miss Marjorie Hadger, Of WaAh!ng.
ton. -. g.. 10 the guest Of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs W. d. HadBer.
Mrs ". s. Harness, who has been III
the past few days. is much improved.
Mrs. Jefferson CArse has as her Euaet
her niece. MISS Vesta Carse, Of Wick
". Va.
Mrs. Mel! Morgan and children. altar
a couple Of days visit hero, have Re-
turned home TO Pine Grove.
Mrs. W. r. Keifer has rsturasd from
Wheeling where she shoppsd ~ vs.
tied friends. T.
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W. J. woLLMAN CO.
CLo1NG STOCK LETTER

By private wire 10 r, Mas,en 4 Co
New York. Aug. 6.-Market continued
TO show dragging tendency in the after
noon. Traders offered stocks In differ
ent places. General Asphalt was driven
down below Of and Mexican Pet. around
los. The low pric. rails softened and
r. l.. Tex. and Pae. showed declines OF
about a point. United States Steel con-
tinued heavy under light trading. Endi-
colt was offered below so. Great North
er, PREF GOT below - Some snla Il
seIns OF Les L. Ma,ssy 50.
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BUTTER, EGGS, cHEESE-

Now York. Ang. S.--Butter weaker
creamery. higher than extras, u - ~
vrt,tmrry, extras 90: scoIeI 44p4thz
creamery frsts (SS TO 81 scOre). 500
45>y: packing stock, currsLt make. NJ.
=. y n q -.
Eggs irregular. fresh gathered. extra
frstS. sea al. fresh gathered, rrsts, -
431. state, lenna. and nearby western
hrnnery antics nrSts TO extras +7n IS
do browns. eAtraS t6M ~. do. gathered
browns and miNGd coiors. nrsts to ca
tras. 36n44; Refrigerator. hrSts 35T3i.
thccS" quiet: state. whole milk. rats
fresh specials, 2lH 2l1t !, do average
run .uu.0N whole riilk. twins. -r"-
rla $. .iu.l!s, do. average run. :" q
u.s.. -,.,
Lave poultry steady: broiiers. 30 ";
fowls. !7B3O. dressed quiet. prices
UNCHANGED.
Flour unsettled.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. Aug. 1.--Wheat. cash. !.cSi
September l..ji-. December. l.a@
C'loverseed. prime cash. and '"i Der.
1870; december 1915: February. 1850;
March. 1918.
Als!ke. prime cash. August and cctn-
her, ia december and March. ll.aJ.
Timothy. prime cash. 90; September
30. October. so; December 100
March, go.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Ihicaso. Aug s. Wheat prices tu"h,
led still lower in proce today Influenced
moro or less Ivy assertions tha' IN"
present movement 10 market IL lIm;"i
only by the supply or raIlroad cars
available. The close was heavy. ~ :"
sac net lower with September IL? !,
to l.lSi,. and pece mber l.2l'. - l."3
I'orn lost l'sr TO i4c and oats y, it
1850 ltovisidns finished unchanged
to 02c .ower.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling. W Va. AIc. !. ~
DRY R0ODR

New York. Aus. 5.--Tottnn goods ~on-
tinued frm today. with buying steady
in gray goods and brown sh"c,lnsa.
Yarns we're active i, higher r-frc> Em-
APPS were quiet Woo, markets Il 80
were qu.e; S,lAs were IN moderate de-
mand for fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago Aug u Sttlc. rccc.Hts I
nhA market Slrw and weak 1ua ~ =
nIain. hes, NearlturS here. n nm, bulk
beef Sic'-s ! hoN9.S0, hulk fat COW ,
and hcif.rs 600 $3.50. Gamers and r,;i
,--s "eiTJ"5 hulh hullS iA0n 5.TN
rrh' rrai ~ni""r mostly 900 $50
heavies. Sncf7.oo.
Liu.S. r-r.,I,is 4. NM. ornn"d - :"
Snc lower ":nSed bcttr- grades. 3oc N
So lovr- than vcStc-d days Averages:
Packing grades off most. Another III.
eral holdov"r. tor. 1895. on" load hulk
Mrht AMI light butchers. 1888 e loan:
hulk ~ king snws. s.h0d? On. pIrs. SOC
to Thc lower. desirable. rigs. 9.75d'ln -
Sheep. rccrintS. 1000: native lam h7
steady ~ lac higher. mostly stca dy.
tor IN "'tv butchers 900. narkcr tor
,nc5 hUlk o.50A 1000 western lambs
- higher ter loads. l".Ai. sh"rN
steady :" CSC lower: SPOTS soc or;
bulk. 3..5Tl4?5; no choice lambs here.
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rrspuHaH LIVESTOCK.

F7ttsburgh, Aug. I.-Hogs. rerelpl".
,r"u. mnIhct lnWer. h"avieS. 1919 q
= m heavy workers. art ngh' yorker
1855 Tl:.0o: pigs. ,l.:SH ll.75.
sheep and !emhS. receipts. 500 mar
ket steady. TOP sheep 80: top lambs
100.
"s!r-. receipts, zoe. marke: steady,
TOP. Il.5o,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
NEWS Of THE
OHIO CAPITAL

columbus Aus. J.--The state tax
COMMISSION has Increased the valuation
Of vf,. Chesapeake d Potomac Telephone
company's properties from se.crc.ono TO
SEQ. 80. which means that II Will pay
taArs on s&.O.7i1 more this year than
last. Tne increase was made because OF
additions and extensions mad" IN ONO.
The r"mIany has not protested against
;h.. .nCreas Sc Tn" valuation o. two
olncr small independent companies IN
astern Ohio II fixed as follows: NUS
kinCum Telephone company rcducao
from $1,000 10 $3.50. and the New Con-
cord telephone continued al sS.4O0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

The Ohio supreme court today set
Sept IS ~ tho date for hearing the
a rpeal OF Rar!otti & SON and other :ner-
chants Of Bradley. Jefferson county.
from the decision Of tn" state utilities
commission IN which the men lost their
fight 70 have the Nllonvale 4 Smith
held railroad directed TO accept and de-
hver freight at Bradley. The piaintihs
said that the company ran cars to
BRADLEY 10 load coal. but refused 10 &C
c.pt or deliver freight. necessitatiLs
tr,ns TO Smithheld or Dillonvale for
this purpose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
PETROLEUM.

on City Pa. aug. I.--Crsdit nal
ancrs SIS Runs 1897. average.
h4.uUS. Shipments, l06,let average. -
3y7.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. w Va. AuE 5. 81
Furnished The IntelliEenccr by A. F..
Na<,en & Co members New York Stock
EachanEe. Second floor National Bank
Of W Va. RlcG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. !. 81.
Furnished The lntelhgrnrcr hy 4. l..
Na<tcn Co. members New York S'o"h
Exchange. Second hoor National Bank
-" " Va RldE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

cash quotations: Whcat-So. red
l.lsl.a il9L No. ; hard. l.l9 20 2o'
Cprn-No. " mixed. jSa. a -: No.
-yllow i9i. assn tatS-No. what"
aSL 4,6i, No. white. 32U3l. Pork
Nominal l.ard--li. 20. Ribs - s.s1 q
1887.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug ). =.
Furnished The lnteiIig@nrer ~ 4. H.
MGsteu \ Go, members Srw fnrh STOCK
Exchange S"-"nd door National Bank
OF w. Va BiGS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

No matter wa, ~ want Il VIM ~
sou time and money 10 No. nTA-
LIGENCER WANT ADJ
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Ruth-"N'hat's the matter. johnny
Johnny Got something IN my eye
Ruth what iE
Little Johnny-"Dou't know. Can't see
IT, ETchanSe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

The on" supreme court was asked
today by Nj" EnraCh. Of S'euhrnViiIc, Il"
rcvclw the case in which he was found
guilty Of highway robbery and sentenced
"a serve from one 20 Is years IN the
Ohio prn:icntiary. Misconduct OF IN"
prosecuting attorney in ASKING c"rta IN
questions and The admission or certain
objectionable evidence 10y ~" irla! r"hrt
arc :wo OF thr reasons given for appeal
ing Ia the supreme court. Eard"h was
convicted OF participating win Jo"
Pis,o; in tho hold-up and r"bbe-y OF
M!kr Davis IN S:eubrnv:'ic on Novcm-
Der 20, 1920. II 10 alleged that there
was doubt about Rararh being one or
the h!ghwaymen.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Aux. (, 81.
FURNISHED The INTEL E"ncer by 4. r
NaSt"r 4 60" members New York stock
Exchange. SECOND floor National Bank
~ W ~. Is IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

The state Department Of industrial re-
lat!ons today awarded the sum Of 1s2a
10 lure Eendelih. of Serbia. father or
Belmont county miner VIII" VAS Killed
last year while at work in the mine or
IN. r;-orgelO~n Coal company. The
money Is II be paid in Is weekly install
mcn,S Of SIS OF each. The son. Steve
Rendelich met death when his skull was
crushed under a fall Of stone.
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n, Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. ". Va. Aug. S. Il.
Furnished The Inieliiccucer by A, Z.
Aasten & Co. members New York stock
FAchanGe Second floor National BANK
W PidY
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Liberty mNnS.

New YORK. Aug liberty bonds
closed SIS. $50 nr>' As $40. So.
ond 80 S7s4: hrs' Gas $50 second
So So. ,hlrd HI,s ~ 90 r"rrth - :
k7s' Victory 5.s. 1874. Victor" ~
$50, .,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

The first Official act Of X. ". Blrck.
81 frccport. Harrison county. since as
Stunning Vie duties or CHEZ OF the state
bureau "f dairy and foods. vas 10
direct his inspectors 10 heEn inmedl-
atrlv an inspection OF ranncries in the
state. This work was held up alter
July nv ElaCk's predecessor. who de-
clarcd tina: the reorganization bill. in
ahnlShins IN" position Or cannery In
spcctnr. eliminate the work BLACK held
mat tho work could be carried on by
m. inspectors q. III" department even
if tho Job Of cannery inspector WAS
abolished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

One Of the hills intro duced at the
las. session ~ tho general assembly by
Renrescrta;i,r n. Allen Bond. OF ST.
Clairsville. became effective Thursday.
I; j. bal! increasing from - 10 rs
hours the period or time thar livestock
! n intrastai" shipment may be kept in
railroad car w:thou; unloading. The
bill eliminates the cost Uf unloading
close 80 destination in order 10 comply
with the moro harsh requirements or
the old law. The Watts-kryder Ice
cream law. establishing An eight per
cent butter IA, standard for Ice cream.
hccam" effective at the same time as
dd N" AlhauEh law reducing from
y .0nn n 5000 pounds the minimum
weight on a car OF hogs. Losses due
- ovcrloadin arc avoided by Tho Al
hauSh bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling W Va. Aug -
Reported BY n. l.. noh.rty 4 Co..
New York. through Claude Aeeker.
Roard ~ Trade Rldc. Wheeling
Sales Stocks High! LoT CioserA Ask
,so Common Tag llsi IFS I'm
40 FRET .... 49, IS 45t-i 49,
1856 Bankers =. IS. l3H l3k !3N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

The Armstrong sand digger - DRAG.
cluE ~. river bed near me Nd'l"ht'
Tub" company where WORN on f''"ns
and from the river Will y, carried on
untu cold weather The boat appeared
here yesterday and after beng severely
An, hnrd The shOvci!ug VI he sand MAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

One EASTERN Ohio highway project Is
,rciudri in tho list ~ ~ which the
highway department: announced today
would hcur" n the road-ie,tinE 90 Aug.
~ II Is Section H-2. l.0A miles Ions
y, rho Stcubenv ille-Cadiz road IN JNf-
frrSon county. II is 10 be built NJ brick
and the estimated cost Is $6l.S03.3l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Attend Races

Rrwond ives welt represented al N"
Rarn>svllu race Yesterday. howard
,'unntus and l;corCr BIAh, Of this city
hong Witnesses ih'r" Uui'c number
cf locA' p"op'c Intended 1" visit IN"
ara!r hu' were forced /" canoe IN" m
ragrmru, DING In III" mli! starting
- worn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Reward Increased

II was announced yesterday afternoon
,ha; the Marshall county authorltl'S
have sesufd a reward TO me person WI,
IAN lead TO tho capture Of the slayer OF
Everett Manhood. The reward is 34on
which added !" the E"nwood reward
makes 4 '.;a! al sou payable I" any
I-rson VII" AN So" any ilEht on me
suh,.r, whi..N wound Tad to the capture
Z murderer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
RoAdJ for Game

~, .rirh.nE H. n readiness t"r ltbe
Y. .rN =. wnsn 'ncH r"rp away sun
d., ,nnrrluS Cor New Mi,amoraS. 'lhin.
vrr., they VIII NEE the Ina Set'dlt team
- rr., ,li, IN the .,fi"rnn"E. Tn" team
ha. been greatly sirrnG M ncd ana Viii
Il. he local boys CONSIDERABLY IN CIV,
iIu the.r opponents Il tough Tine.
Lays number at local rOOtrrS expect IN
nrrompany the team on tn trip.
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Little Complaint

l. Wa announced al ne cay bulldinE
vc$icrdt.. that very little complaint hos
p.rn rr,riI cd from InCa people on the
seton ur the Wheeling Traction com
l,rv IN operating one man 'arS mere.
l. = reported that tho srhcdGlc % me
cars has not been delayed q hI' ana
that Sc far no accidents have Ort urred.
Owing to this Il is assumed that Rem
wood Is satisfied Win the one man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Pnxtnr Rida Clos. August 27th

CITY Clerk brennan "nnouhCcH S'N-
.irrdav afternoon ihat bids tnr tho paw
ing work would be received by him
InVll August Hi;h. Many OF the CON
tractors who haze not made applca
lions for the work are urged 10 secure
tho .ppiirauons as soon as possible IN
order that the city will have time to
,r.L, IN carIy arTCptan"c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
stage Picnic Sunday

Lujl, a n,!ml"r ui .B"nwo"d people
WI 60 M E,E Wheeling creek SUNDAY
v nrrr i I.Cuic 49,. he held prov id"d
~, vra,hrr IS good \ number or Rel
i,.r" i,rup.r W.. .r"irpan! 'Hrm when
,,-,,,,'..- ,hnt the anaIr viii b" highly
attended TIL. Trip VIII be made III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

For he last few days. iarE" ship
u,cn,s OF iron ore have arrived Tor tn:
National Tube company. A. ?u.r IN"
ore generally comes heavy al. summer
but owing To the company having
Larry, amount on hand owing !" me
Shutdown seNcra! months aE" .iii.r ore
WAS nrinE received up nnt'i Two ~'eKS
Az when shipments Star;'d 10 arriN"
and since that time have increased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

DANIEL tho one year old son NJ Henry
and Mary HartrunG of 1910 High street
dItd yesterday At noon following "
rrlrr illness "f inGantI!c troubles. mo
hoty vas removed 10 the tooey-Beniz
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81 Johns Catholic church, Renwood.
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cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
PROVISION MARKET

CRY RFTTER BROTHERS,
Wheeling ". Va. AUG. ). %.
PRHSR MEATS.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-03
CORN CULTIVATION
IN RUSK COUNTY

The farmers of RuSk county are in
creasing their acreage of corn every
wear for silagc. and some suggestions
now might not come amiSS. Corn
should be planted just deep enough to
cover. This may be proven by exam
ming the strongest plants. They are
planted not over an inch deep, and as
the planting is deepened the early
growth is weaker.
Cultivation after the corn is knee
high should he very shallow. There
are a few stalks of corn in a. ]. Laid
laws office that stand 13 feet high and
have 4 good sound ear or two per stalk.
This corn was grown on the land east
of this city now owned by Jim Frost
and was grown on the first blowing of
old pasture land and was only culti-
waited once. This shows that RuSk
county can grow corn for sflos and to
ripen for feed.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-03
WORKING OUT
OF RUSK CLEARING PLAN
SURE OF RUSK COUNTY;
MOVES HERE FROM IOWA

b. J.. Foster. OF woodstock, Iowa.
who purchased the S0-acre farm south
of the George Chamberlin farm in the
town of Grant last week, shipped his
goods from Iowa to Ladysmith before
he bought and came through by auto.
He knew that this was where he want
ed to locate so came, and moved into
some buildings near the Ed Gavin
farm on the Deertail. south Of this city.
He got acquainted with the boys in the
Rusk County Bank and they showed
him the eighty that he bought for his
future home.
Mr.. Foster is well pleased with his
land and thought it well worth the
money. There are about eight acres
Of cleared hay land and most of one
forty has been brushed. He will build
and improve his land this summer.