davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-03

Direct advices from Siberia have re-
ported q Bolsheyik concentration at
Imam, in the Siberian maritime Prov
ince. north Of Vladivostok, and the
presence Of Bolshevik forces at other
points in the region, but no engage
ment between these troops and the
anti Bolshevik forces formerly under
the command of the late General Kap-
pell. which recently took control in
Vladivostok, has been mentioned in
the Siberian dispatches.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-03
ANTI 1S()VIETS !.
AT : M...A|IDIIV0STOK ! \ ] !
ARE SCAT TERED
Bolshevik Concentration at
Imam Reported From
Siberia.

Stockholm, June 3.-Anti- -Bolshevik
forces at vladivostok have been ami
hilated by Soviet troops, it is asserted
in a dispatch sent out by the Russian
offictai telegraph agency. The dis
patch asserts the anti Bolsheviks were
aided by the Japanese government.
General Dudenny, the Bolshevik
cavalry leader, who played a promi-
nent part In the campaigns against
the Poles and against General Wran-
gel, has reported that Ukrainian
troops which were threatening to at
tack the Bolsheviki in southern Rus
sia have been scattered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
ELECTION OVER, LET'S GO!


to
knocking
city second
a.
10
hndering
a
materially Tulsa
In world
buded
will looked the world OF the
the whole world
Il
public
We a a
$500
i-room unurnished house will take $3.50
bungalow, hardwood
al
Fun sized lot In
neighborhood $500
$50 month We viii deliver title and I'M
| consider a good automobile payment
nome IN very easy
way and you hould not d
! home large basement breakas
Toou, and beautiful decoratons
/ Wake uu vcrything to
and month Price 10" '|S'Os
SEE US TODAY ABOUT HOME PURCHASE.
f. G. CUNNINGHAM
2If-l5 raace building osase 4sI&
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
RIDGEwooD ADDITION.

Now is the time to buy your homo
site In n high class addition. Ridge
wood Addition offers the last oppor-
tunsty to secure a Close-in residence
site. within Is minutes walk from
Third and Main streets.
There are only few lots left.
Some choice home sites for the home
builder. Restrictions from $1,000
to $4,000 up, depending on loca-
tion. All lots are go. 62h and a.
feet front, There will be sharp
advance on all unsold lots between
aow and spring. Remember this Is
the last inside addition to Tulsa,
with efficient transportation. Prices
are AZ low as the suburban additions
from $500 up on easy terms. For
further particulars, see.
THEODORE cox. owner,
202 Mayo Bldg. Phone Usage $50
or any reliable real estate broker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

FOUR large rooms. uufurnished, brick
apartment. go y. Cincinnati Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
nls

Sn.ecrr Rru for sale or trade. tnr
or room residence ln Tulsa.
Farm located u tG.i7.lh one mile
west ~ Cow,ta, phta. 10 acres iu
cultivation. no acres In pasture
with cunning spring water I'm.
proved aud uudsr cultivation uuv.
Price $50 per acre.
TO-acrc farm 1856. room ha1
house Hnd harm. all iu cuitl Fatinn.
with running water through The
farm. or gravel road tioFo tn Uas.
Nell, okla. Has mortgage NJ 81 800
VIII sell ot trade fnr Tulsa residence
property Production In u mile and
- haif % this property pricr 800
per acre, including oil Oh and gss
rights
81 J. GLASS \ co
2lO s. Muln. Pbpno Usage 1854
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

FoR RALE-t2o acres Arkansas river
bottom land. so acres cultivation, bal.
anco IN pasture small improvements only
one quarter mile OF paved road be
tween Tuist snd BiIby, Priced Tor $40
per acre and make terms and imme.
dtate puH-rsHion, see Russ T., Urnnt. 6i2
security ildE rhone usaEe aiCo,
FOR SALE or trade Tor smaller place,
equity In 40 acres improved. Widow,
ressun fur selling. clear the. Dora
Haker, Ietdry. okla, Route q
FOR SALE Fine river bottom farm OF
l46 acres, lgb acres In cultivation. does
not nverfluv 20 new houses, one h-ronm
and one 2.room, two new wells, running
water In pasture the year round. nin1
miies from producing oil wells, 1t miles
from drilling operations ~. e. BON.
barEer, ~ North Linden, Sapulpa, Okla.
HAVE ron SALE
Look
4 miles from Tulsa on hard surface road
at iitQ por acre cash. The adioIning
farm has refused 1850 per acre. that Il
no better farm, Call
r. ". WARD.
27i Lynch blds cedar 25a'
SMALL truck tam, one miic from Tuias
some improvements rich black land
paved road Inquire 81 securi,y nlds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

CORNER lot i5ziI room Tor two houacs
real close iu3 on pavement, t2.i50 Good
terms Cedar 22ts.
ron SAiE-Two choice lots In Fast
Lawn addition. Twenty acres In JET
forson county Ark, both priced reaa-
onRhlc Address O.. J. Enos. route No,
Douglas Kan.
FINE east corRrr lot 10 block, 70 College
addition. BY yHwner. Cedar s6T.
GAS $50 At CARBONDALE
Lots $3.50 to H5bO 10 per cent down, $40
a month Blackburn 4 Brooks Cedar
lAaS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


lNA ~ lbh NNlat
ron SALE south sdo. Horace Mann diH.
tr.rt broom modern, ghtHg", NAOOO
Cedar 1914
ron SALE-- Dandy i-,oom bungalow and
twu acres " ground. sand Hprlngs llut.
$4,000. hound Co double lu value 10 two
yrats. $500 cash, balance Co. suit OSagn
tt9ij 'r usaEo bt73
FOR SALE or trade, for smaller house
or land. 5-rnotn. modern bungalow. IN
pavement. East admiral Az. Tulsa.
Usage loGt, psage ioti
FOR SALON Nuth Elwuod. a s.roon
bungalow. all ouk tovtr. rnamrl,d
woodwork. pretty mHrirl hIEh elevation.
IL viii pay you tu sfr this Positively
worth the money. 5000 cash Price
tG,UP5, Exchange Trust co. Real Estate
Dept
GOOD MY El.c rooms and breakfast
room modern. built.in features garage,
drive, east front. nu pavement good luCa.
ton. only $3.50. Usage l701rN
liEUE ~ NouR PLNYORpUND.
40 acres. 70 ot which IL IN cultivation.
with beautiful home, eight rooms; mod
cru. large barns. chicken houses a hesu-
titul landscape. ON the banks Of the
Grand river near
SrANiNAW
Soc y, y. word 22t Lynch Hdg, cedar
on this May accept o. home of five or
ala rooms that ts properly constructed
aud In good condition as part payment
You may have your own terms on bal
anre.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
REAL ESTATE

EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
$1,000 CASH
Rrnnd new, six rooms. oak floors,
unusually attractive decorations,
u,cc mantcl. built-in cabinets, large
basement garage and solid drive,
good construction throughout, beau
tiful high lot In restricted residence
location, Attractive price Tor immc-
diHtr sale,
Eight Eight Cars
ROBERT u. ADAMS
Exclusive Agent
J"O Kennedy Bldg. Cedar 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EA pEUtESCEp farmer wants ranci,
stocked With hogs cattle and puultry.
by owner on shares. references furnished.
william LthinGtun i2ig 3. Main Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

lot sSAP--C0 By 100 feet. smooth. Level
land ~ the very best soil. located on
tho north side In q coming location, for
1850 with 800 cash, il5 per month
call owner Usage 5is6.
LOT 50-ll. south front e5l5 e.. sixth.
Phone osEgo sb7s
Mr. BUILDER. or Investor how docs this
strike you7 a ull b0TlAO lot. choice
luCailnu Ir Kendall on the paving. with
all the modern convenience, for 1850,
can Cedar I'LL
NICE LOT facing the Federal paved
road. Tor $3.50. with il50 Cssh sud SIS
per month. located In the Federal
Heights addition, Call go~ ner. Usage
9bs6 Priced Co sell.
REDUCED $500
This lot 1900 block. Orcuti addition. beau
ttfui shade, truit, price Tor few days.
i.750. Act quick bookefs Realty.
cedar 1893.
srECIAI.-ti. 05C--srEClAL
BUYS lot near Irving monument paved
street Terms N wanted. few days
only Booker Realty. Cedar 1893.
1900 CAaH-wlu buy B0-n. corner lot
on pavement one block of car llne. III
block Is D.. Fourth place, see owner
250b East Fourth plsrc. -------,
1850 Bt'Ys good l0t In Kendall 4 j.
jenkins a son. Phone osaEe 'S"e,
1850 CASH buys fine modern lot on pave, I
ment iu Kendall A. J. JenhlhS a I
son Phone Usage i30e. . /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
SOUTH SIDE

THREE DAYS ONLY-tbo0 ossh, moye
In nnbby, new b-roOm modern bunBa-
low, oak floors, attractive mantel bullt-
IN features. nice purchcs, on the ptV-
ing close to car line and a good school ,
balance 500 per month tall OHhBe
gbH6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

ron Ftyo-ruvm apartment, sleep
ing porch and good basement tepleK
house. 100 Galveston. Usage 2ois-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

,1R SALE beautiful black tricolctte
Brss. cheap. Usage 5oI2-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


$4,000
cash. price tig0c, t.r0nm east
front modern bungalow. pretty
uantrl French duot built iu foe
lures good location. clos, CO. trans.
puttutiUu.
NApDN INNEgTMGNI GO.
Ossgc 7S53-bOSs sIs.i9 security Uldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
SACRIFICE FOR CASH

owner says sell regardless, OF cot.
Two Groom bungalows, garage and
basement with each oak floors.
breakfast room; complete In every
way. Cost $4,000. WIN sell for
$4,000 with $4,000 cash Rents for
ti70 month This is "A real bar
gain and VIII not last. win sell enc
or both. lot 100 by li0, Call
RlES REALTY COMPANY
200 Majestic Bids. Cedar 2O74
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

F'.N SAl ph KEN 7. fIn" lot, N"tuf'-
tuI location. with twuasiory garage
fnoms sgo'' strictly modern Phone
sac ''. ........
tern water. Apply 1924 I. -rruut
FOR NENr-Thrrc-room plaatfrcI house.
nt 3a'o y, Seventh 81
ron u,,~r t,.,,-.-,..... ...,.... 80.
close 10 iitney and car un. los \
FIFTH s'ig-siN- room modern duplex ON
pavement. near car line. $50 Usage a..
ron uf.v.r .,s,.h,.r,,,,, o. .,,,.,. A......, ..,
Ninth ana Main XII ~ I,y,r.t.t,s
rnn,,'s h'. "' "s,' ,,s, ,,. n." .,',. .s,"lls
lease 500 Inquire on premises or cali
osaFe Gtl7.
FOR HE$T.-tivc-room house on ~
Peoria. half block from car line, not
modcrn. Call Usage 1855.
FOR REST-Fiyo- room modern house
with garage, uu paving, near street car
and 1itngy line newly decorated. front
;. billettc Phone Usage AbO5 OF Ossgc
.aLs-h. S'b,
FOUR ROOM house. strictly modern. on
north sidc, $40
SN-room house, hardwood floors, built
in bookcases. ivory finish house new
tsni s'5, sotuh side. sun Realty. Usage
-, -----..-.
ron HEM Responsible party ele-
t"ht supn, ,a, n"n t'"ne u'us.. lusi com com
mslea stt,it,y m"ut,h In every respect
isrgn sieeTiTs S,rch siar. ,,rs Io".,,s ,,s
modern servant uuarters. W CD nobrp-
field, Usage no.
FOR SALE or rent. (roasonabIeI 4-,,.oin
house. raraEa. cist,rp chicken bnuss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

,0R eAfg-White Iceland Fox neck
oie-r. size 90 and muff suitable for
MI between : and 10 years. also nurses
o.L,fu. al In first-class condition. Can
- --LL-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

HILLCREsT, r. SEVENTH. siot-Four-
room modern. with basement. y. T..
Barrett, 2ot Bliss Bldg. Usage a..
IF you are looking Tor house or apart
ment, phone In description Of what
charge. Cedar 6i7,
INDEPENDENCE y, l2i--Tcn rooms
reside2ee,, Tor rent, good location; fine
home. Call Osage 9I or Ossge 3255.
ITS YoUK MOVE NENT--Joe Hodges
furniture Speciality l2c South Elgln.
LOWER FLOOR-ren-room modern du-
ples win garage Osage bl50-J,
LAwToN. 8, i5--Five- room modern
rosns s9p'e sss Sloss a. convenient for ren'i"S
MORELAND. NoRTH--Four- room cot
tage large i6o-rL yard, $40: also three
rooms. one-halt duplex, Us. See NJ.
Montague. Room 10, Nebraska Bldg,
MODERN duplex four rooms and bath.
buIlt-in features. basement and garage
1910 ". Admiral Usage 3o2s.
MODERN 5-room house will decorate
TO suit tenant. OsagS SIS. 8. w Mart
NINTH, W, 72l Egh,-room house newly
Usage 52S; osags l7si.
NEW 4-room house, extra lot FOR garden;
800 n, Rockford. s?5 per month. El
security Bldg
OLYMPIA, s. l05-Four- room house " IA
double garage on paylug, one block u
car line. Usage 1851,
OwASsO. s., lS-Ono har 6-room duplex,
modern. good well water Phone Usage
I 260l-R.
PHOENIX, s. t06-Small modern house.
S25 per month. Osagc 1888.
QUINCY. s., l4eG-Threc- room house, I75.
l2l North Victor, i-room, rs, o2l
South Elgin three rooms. $40, 1928 south
Denver ten rooms with garage. Il5b, ne
south Elvood. three rooms. EI5. 6I5 West
Twelfth, two rooms, G22.50. Ossge 1891.
| SECOND FLOOR duplex, nyo rooms In
good condition. two large porchts, also
| garage. Usage a266.
SEVENTH, r.. s5ti-Fiye-room. modern,
$50. OsaEe 77lG-J, Cedar 2itl.
SiX-RO modern house, south Main,
call cedar 253. Usage s37s.
SECOND. T.. 12i--lO-room residence. fine
location and good home. can Usage 81.
| TWELVE ROOM house, suitable Tor two
or three apartments, EGb. 7e5 West
I Third street VIII repair house. Usage
THREE.ROON house at Thirteenth and
Mccoy. 80 per month, bsage 2Obl.
TWO-Eight-room. modern houses for
rent. first-ciass condition. can Usage
627l
| TWO ROOM house seventeenth sui
Troost, near ji;ney and car line. Call
Usage 25.
/ TWELFTH, w. saO-Sioe, clean. i.room
modern cottage. t35 per month
! UNFURNIsHED--F rent, four rooms
and bath, t2 W Slnth,
UNFURNlSHED Broom duplex and "a
rage; gas electricity and telephone.
Usage A47. u East King ST
WINDOW SHADES made to measure, call
Johnston, the man with the goods and
experience OSage 5o01. 120 W PARK.
YORKrOwN. s.. 30s--Fiye-room house.
not modern, Osase l29,
HOUsEs-FURNIsHTp IL
| DANDY location 6-room house. only five
rooms furnished; garage. basement
!
I FOR RENT-Fi room modern Furnished
house, reserYing board and room 70
one. adults onlyi references. Osag
1sS0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
BEST BUY IN THE CITY


duplicate In this locality $500. Call this
d. C. POWERS & co.
Daniel Building $40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

FOUR ROOM modern apartment on car
line. water furnished, $50. Usage 235t-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

Fl\E-NOOM modern hous. garage. t.s.
tern water Appy 1924 p. -ccund
FOR hENr-Thrce-room plastrrcl house.
at 3a'O T.. Seventh 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

vow SAtE-Whue iceland Fox neck
,.sca snd muU, suitable FOR girl be-
...sr . and iG years. also nurses uni
,,,w s.a. So. an In first-ciass condition.
l.U Usage HNN9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
PERSONAL PROPERTY


USED office desk and f'ing
,b.esf4 fnr sale At close price Palace
.urUlv. sic n Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

FIFTY pOILARS--Watcr gas and cleo
trtctty paid three rooms. sfv,pfnE porch
Upstairs apartment. Admiral and Tren-
ton Usage 1879
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOUR ROOM efficiency apartment hard
wood floors. built-iu features. door bed.
call Sixth and Quaker. Apartments
rent $50. sun Realty co. Usage S26l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

ViCVnsr PRICES paid toF second hand
meas clothing and shoes. Phone Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

.lR SALE. Elegant CLOAK Of grey squlr-
I'll Ia good condition, reasonable. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

ab'c gi2 West second apartment u.
FOn HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor sec.
ol-haud clothing, shoes, hats. etc. Cail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

$500 CAsii-A REAL SNAP
just look nice tivC-rOom
modern bungalow, on tho
pavement fut only $4,000,
large rooms and closets, also
maHtcl. on transportation. In
good location. close In. own
rr must sell at once Monthly
payments like rent. can
Cedar 7i7
$500 CASH down puts you In Immediate
possession of u practically new broom
bungalow, IN good condition. paving,
car ltne, good school. reasonable tcrins
per month. Price 5000. Phone J G..
Reddin, Usage 1900.
1900 CASH East Fourth street. broom
bungalow all modern, fine condition. =
real snap at $500. balance $50 per
month. eau Usage gig2. j. l.. Lem
nan 20 so2 Security Bldg.
1850 CASH broom brick bungalow. North
side, same new good wen IN house
full size lot. fine location. for qutch
sale. $500 balance small monthly pay
meuts, This In worth your time. OHaEe
o7o2 }. L. Lennon co. 202 Security
iIldg
81 Ooo CASH close In. walking distance, on
pavement 5-room bungalow, OAK floors,
mantle; all huii; IN fua;urrsi breakfast
room; brick foundation and piers, Price
I6,bOO. The best buy In Tulsa clos" In
OHHHc o7o2. J, l.. Lennon Go. 8O2 Sc
curlty NldF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

GOOD BUSINESS LOTS
bgz90 corner on Fest Sew
outh street, suitable Tor
apartment or nlling station,
good terms
100 feet on SOfth Main ana
100 on boulder, paving all
paid out, close In suitable Tor
large g~rHg" or apartment
~ store buildings, and reA-
Sensible price with good
terms Isll bHasc 1895.
ALBERT q. TWIST NV. 60,
Ni MAYO BUILDI&C
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
wEARi>G NrPAREi

hi TCTNUMIONL. buy fashionNble used
,.l,.f.rg at the Ladies Clothing E1
A.rrs ~i5 West Thud.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT Fine lot. briuti-
fuI location. with twu-story garage
rooms above strictly modern Phone
Usage fOIS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

FOR RENT--Largc apartment In Wilson
apartment; also 6-roum cottage SOC s.
tlwoud Phone Cedar 2l93 or Usage Sgb.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
ALUAT|ON LESS
THAN LAST YEAR
Difference Not Large-Equalixation
Board Expected To Allow Them To
Stand, According To Assessor
Many Counties Must Raise At Con-
siderable Expense

The assessed valuation of real prop
erty in Power County is only SlS2,4S4
below the valuation of 1920, according
to Assessor Crowley who recently
made his returns to the state board
of equalization. The valuation for last
year was S6,950,942. This years valu-
alton is s6,16S,45S. These items eX-
clude personal property and public
utilities which bring the total valu-
ations in the county above the ten
million dollar mark.
Assessor Crowley is of the opinion
that few valuations, IL any, will be
changed in this county. This means
that the county will be saved a great
amount or work and considerable eN-
pense in complying with the rulings
Of the state board Of equalization re
garding counties where valuations are
too low.
The assessors office points out that
where too low values are assessed, Il
means that the equalization board will
| declare raise necessary. In this case
all counties effected will be compel
4 led to go over the tax roll again ant
change all valuations. Counties whicl
maintain reasonable valuation ar
thus better off in the final reckoning
i Counties whose valuations are alb
NORMALLY low temporarily escape pay
ment of large part of their share o
state and federal taxes only to sutfe
great amount of additional work an
expense when the new valuations ar
made,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
OLD FOLKS HAD
EXCELLENT TIME
George Dome Was Oldest Nan Present
Won First Prize In Foot Race
American Fans Had Largest Dele
CATION In Attendance.

George Dome of American Falls IL
the oldest man In the Pocatello stake
OF the Latter Days Saints. At least he
was the oldest that could attend the
picnic Al MerddAll Park Wednesday,.
He registered SO years and won foot
race to prove mrs retained youth.
There were zqO in attendance at the
Old Folks Doy celebration. Forty-five
were from American Falls, the largest
delegation preagnt from any one ward
excepting Pocatello. Had the roads
been better the attendance would have
have been much better, according 10
WV. lseckstsae who had charge OF the
/ attendance from American Falls
'Of the 210 In attendance, 15i were
between so and 10 years old, 40 were
between 70 and So and 10 were over
so. There were uwo old ladies present
who we're the mothers of 20 children
each.
The program of the day consisted
Of Addresses by Noah Pond and Rev.
ltIIamilton of Pocatello, brass band,
musical numbers by Professor Blair
Of the Blair Stnnio. A luncheon was
Fserved' at noon. The afternoon program
lconsisted of athletic events and ball
games.
The foid Folks who went from
american Falls were l.. l.. Evans, Sr.,
W I. Oliver, C. Smith, George Dome,
halla n. 81 John, Mrs u. J. Rogers,
Nlrs. Arthar Kelly, Mrs. Elizabeth
CONTINUED ON Page 81
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19

What VIII he the next move
aIOng reclamation lines in AmerI-
eau Fa1lS! When viii work begin
on the new fOwnSftel Il there
anything definite as TO when the
dam WIN he constructed! etc.
These questions are continually
addressed 10 the Press from every
section n the United States.
For general information II can
he stated. uDofficiaIIy. that me
Reclamation Service has con-
siderable amount OF money 10
spend on the new tOwnsIte of
American Falls. This sum prob
ably apprOxlmates n quarter OF a
million dollars.
Two things must happen before
II can be used. First the Idaho
Power Company must sign IT, con-
tract with the Reclamation Sery-
ice. Secondly. the city council OF
American Falls mast accept the
plan for the new city as outlined
by the Reclamation Service. or
reach an agreement with the sery-
lee, regarding any changes that are
made.
When viii the contract be sign
edf No one knows exactly The
Press has every reason TO believe
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CULLINC hens
A SIMPLE TASK
Object Is To Get More Eggs From
Fewer Hens-PrOfesso Parkhurst
OF University OF Idaso Tells How II
Is Done.

It's easy TO Gull non-layers from lay
ers, among the hens. says r. T. Pank-
hurst, poultry specialist of the I'm
iversity of Idaho who was in Ameri-
can Falls and vicinity Tuesday and
Wednesday. His method and advice
follow:
The object Of poultry culling is 70
get as many or more eggs from fewer
hens. The method of determining good
or poor producers is simple and any
body can learn ii.
The way TO tell a laying hen is by
her rich red head; a large moist full
condition of the vent; the expansion
between the lay-bones. and the eX-
pansion between the lay-bones and
the breast bone, in the abandomen
The lay bones are thin bones each
side Of the vent in the abdomen.
These measurements indicate the
capacity Of the bird to consume a
great quantity OF food. A hen in non
laying condition has a dried up, puck
cred condition OF the vent, and is
closed up between the lay bones and
the abdomen. The comb is dull and
dried up.
A Gull is an improbable bird