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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

Jamaica, "country Of springs."
The name Jamaica Is corruption
of xaymaco, West Indian expression
meaning "the country Astounding In
springs" " $50
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

Lots wife evidently passed some
other woman and looked back to see
what she had on. ,~ - ..
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29
His Job.

II thought you said your father
was in the railroad business"
II did not. said he was a depot
master" ia -, s.,r.
"Yes, but isn't that railroad jOb?"
"Not at all. He's depot master at
q gasoline station"
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

:. Old age commands no respect II
poultry. =cs - Il.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

! Effect of Floods in the Potomac.
T The volume of water in the Poto
mac river which flows past Washing
ton is sometimes 25O times sls great
in flood as at low water. r : -.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

Photographs have injured the mark
ct for parrots. :: s. %. = I. 4. :. e. e.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

The bunko man does his best to
make. farming pay. -.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

A fault-mender is better. than {
fault finder. :. ~, 5t5,
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-09-29

He whose wants are small always
has enough.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
New Manager OF
Traffic Department

It is announced thru the Office OF
II. " Adams. vice president OF the
Union Pacific system Mt Omaha. that
A. S. Edmonds now traffic manager OF
The Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
company at Los Angeles. California.
has been appointed traffic manager OF
The Oregon Washington Railroad &
Navigation company with headquer-
ters at Portland. oregon. filing the
position formerly held by F. w. Robin
son prior to the time he became freight
traffic manager of the Union Pacific
System al omaha. Mr.. Edmonds" sp-
pointment is to become effective Sep
tember list. and on that date NJ. De-
Brabant, assistant traffic manager OF
The Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
company. Los Angeles. California, will
assume the duties OF traffic manager.
Mr.. Edmonds was born in Louisville.
Ky. June. 1881. lie had had wide ex-
perience with several prominent rail-
road and steamship companies. Prior
to his affiliauon with the Los Angeles
&. Salt Lake Railroad company he was
assistant, division of traf'c, United
States Railroad administration at
Warrington, p, c. and before that he
was assistant freight traffic manager.
Missouri Pacific Railroad company. St
Louis Missouri"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

\ pm whereby outside capital
could b. brought into Pueblo foe tic
purpose OF building homes wn7 pr
.sented at. yesterdays meeting ot the
Pueblo Manufacturers Association
luncheon at the Congress Hotel. Th-
plen W. presented by ". T. Hilton,
local rafn sentative OF the Eqritahlc
life Insurance company who dea', ed
that he was gathering data whereby
lie rould present the condidous IN
Pueblo to his company in shy oN-
recitation that the company wnu'd
1lace Pueblo on It's list OF iom, ioan
cities. ard thereby give 'Feriivc
fome builders an opportunity 10 hor-
row money al a low rate N interest
from tina. compny -ne plnn sOuHdcd
~ good that the Manufac.rrcrs voted
that a committee Of five h. arieiuie
IL, conduct a further inve;.tiEa.ton
leading tn an Endorsement ~ Tie pl17
rnd to assist Mr. Hilton ~ =a'h'ri"s
the information and other d7:a to sohc
70 his company.
r. L. Ellis. new secretary was In
tsoduced snd a rsits vots yt thanks
70 Willis II Parker. the rer!'ns SEC
r~terv, wac extended
F. Z. Parks. general manager ~ tho
Ninnequl steel plant, spok' IN con-
.lltlons In the steel induE'-r ns ne
found them in the east OIL lis rcc'ns
trip and compared to tEe 60 ii 'nrs ~
Pueblo which he declared wars Tar bet
-er than most OF the plants re visited
in the eait.
Ira X. YOUNG. A. c Jonr, ,a1 $.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

The thir.ieth annual Arkansas Valley
fair viii be held August 30 and 81. and
September and OF this year
The features OF the fair will he the
wild west carnival, Watermelon day.
on September /. program Of racing
and sports with entries from all over
the west. a two day base ball tourna-
ment. and the exhibitions on the fair
grounds.
Watermelon day Is TO be one of tho
biggest ever put on this year. The
melons arc the finest yet. according to
the farmers of tn. Arkansas Valley
region. and the cnntaloupe crop is to
be the heaviest one known. Twenty
five thousand melons will he given
away at this time.
The exhibitions at the fair grounds
have been carefully arranged, and
promise TO he interesting A sum of
$40. 900 In purses. prizes. and premiums
is TO be expended. The superintendents
OF the departments OF exhibitions arc
as follows: farm and garden products.
w r. Drosc. fruit, j. II. Crowley.
kitchen and pantry stores, Ruth Lytie.
art. Mrs 4. ]. Mcfarland: floral de-
partment, Mrs. Lillian Bailey. poul
try in charge of the otoro county
Poultry association; swine. Fred Ed
wards. sheep. / +. Haines: cattle.
z. d. Hnines: horses. w. l.. Sicksn-
berger and l.. A. Swink; and the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
Critcher Theater Tonight

This being Universal Gala week at
the Crltcaer thenter IN Northern ave-
nGe. a different Universal. high class
picture ~ shown each'snight with no
advance in the popular price OF ad-
MISSIONS and II cents. This evening
Carmel Myers. tho most famous
emotional star in the movie world will
tc eeen in THE ii>>- The story is
around little Erolinda. daughter Of the
administrator on the farflung rancho
OF Don luis baldarama in old CALI
fornia. who tumbied head over heels
in love with Big liudre. SON Of the old
Don. Yet she was the daughter OF
Feon who had been lifted 10 position
az Importance on the rancho and the
blood of old CASTLE did not course in
her veins. Big Audre was TO marry
the Senorlta Isabelle Chavez, daughter
cf a don who held sway over neishhor-
ing lands
The nigl, ot the fiesta Rad come. All
the countryside had been summoned
20 the hacienda to welcome Big Au6re
home to celebrate his engagement to
the Seno~'ta Isabelle.
Froinha had planner to attend the
brilliant event. but ner father. con-
scious of his lowly position, forbade
her.
Erolindn went TO the feast regard
'ess She went light hesrtedly. know
ing that Big Audre had told her OF hi.
love When she arrived sho found
herself without warning between the
roaring Eunfire of mon who tried TO
kill her lover and those who sought
to save him
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
Realty Transfers

Francis and Elizabeth Paul 10 Jo-
sephine f. Donahue: lots and S. block
10. Suburban Land and Investment
company's subdivision, $500.
]. ]. Felix to NJ NJ. Masin: lot s and
north half lot I. block s. The Suburban
Land and Investment company.s sub
division, e,50o.
Lulu NJ. Mitchell to Nellie E. Goss:
north 10 feet lot 5, block u. Lakewood
subdivision. 81.
C. F Bilby to E. r. Hines: lots 20.
so. al, 50, SO, block 5, Holland Park, 81.
Bessie f. Adams to Bert e. and Elsie
NJ Briggs: lots % and "a and south
westerly Il feet lot IS. block ll3, South
Pueblo. s4sss.5i
Beral Rosenblat to Andy Koosca: lot
50, block as City Hall Place. $1,000.
S. F. Swanson to L. E. and John
Footman. lot 90 block A. Hill's sub
division. $500.
Florence ". West to Kate n. West;
northwest quarter section -. township
2i. range 6l gift deed.
Clarence r. Scott to Mr. and Mrs.
l. S. Jolly; lot :. block IS. County ad-
dition. s2.15o.
Ray Angelo Sadler. as an individual
and as executor. to Helen Wallace
Hacker: one e-third interest in lot II.
block 2s. County addition. $1,000.
clifford A. Cook as trustee. TO Helen
Wallace Hacker. 10, II. block IS, Coun-
IL addition, 81. 600.
Cleve and Minnie Piper to Malvine E
Miller. east IS feet lots !. 2. 3, block Is
Barndollar's addition. $500.
Hazel Graves TO c. F. Ray. lot and
north is feet lot .. block 4, Lake Min
neoua addition. $3.50.
Thomas ]. E. Cunningham TO Mrs
George Kirchner: lot Z, Fulton Height'
subdivision 800.
c 4. Null to B. b. Estes: lots 20 ant
2i. block &c. Lake Mirnequa addition
$500
Albcr. z. Mahon to Roberta G. Bres'
ST: lot 10. block Z, Bartlett and Miller'i
! addition. 5000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
FEATURE
IN RATION ARREST

Tuesday evening at o'clock Deputy
Sheriff celliauadri left for Ration, n.
NJ. to bring back j. w. Anderson, ar
rested there on orders OF the Pueblo
sheriff. office on a charge Of nom
support made by Mrs. Anderson.
At midnight the western Union gave
undershc7iff Kenyon telegram signed
by soma person claiming to tc con-
uected With the eheriffs office at Ra-
ton. stiting that Anderson was not
then ir jsil and was talking of coming
to Pueblo himself.
The ur6ersherift wired back asking
the sheriff there to pick Ander son uo
without Celay as an officer was on the
way to lring him back.
At o'clock yesterday morning An
derson himself called UP undersher'ft
Kenyon and told him he was not in
jail or rear 1t, and that he had plan
ned t, come here yesterday with his
parents Kenyon told the man want
ed that tie safest thing for him to d.
was to report to the sheriffs offi-a
there.
What sort OF official practice is In
vogue it Ration that causes sheriff
10 arrest a man and then let him unt
en- bond or on his own recosniia NC
is beyond the understanding of tie Of
ficers of Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
IN ADJUSTMENTS

Tho change of tatto in theatrical
amusement and the opportunity for
wide-awake and up-to-date managers
to forge refined niiri.irelsy TO tho front
inspired RUSSO and Hockwald's firm
of managers to organize the biggest
minstrel combira t.ou In America, and
embody in 1t the lost forms of vaude-
VILE and fragmentary acts that would
find ready favor with all classes OF
theatre gocrs tnat they have sue
ooeded in doing this is evidenced by
the success of their Big minstrel enter
prise. which is booked at Grand Opera
House for two performances sunday.
August q.
The venture has mot with phonomc-
nal success and from modest be-
ginning. some few years ago. the
company now ranks foremost and Is
the largest and bes: minstrel orEanl-
zation In America Fifty performers
furnish an evenings entertainment in
which fun Ia plenty and OF the good.
wholesome kind that wins public favor.
Continuous vaudeville seems to be
the real thing in the cities. "Continu-
ous fun" Ia tho motto OF russo and
Hockwald's Famous Georgia Minstrels.
who bring an entire new company of
fun makers. There Is no fall of the
curtain from the commencement Of the
iollification until the finish; the pro-
gram is too long to permit Of any
waits or long -drawn-out ovcrturca. /,
ia ono continuous round Of pleasure
and surprising novelties. Seats are on
sale now.
stree, parade nj ts6 a. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
r lAX fever
u. .lnhaIafum
Az voUa oeUoos<T/
Is IS Years Old


yesterday. Angus is.-w. A. st.ir-
ruck. better known among veteran
employees at the steel works as
Daddy, celebrated his passing the
eetn mile post on the speedway OF life
and at that advanced age he ia hale.
nearly and as he says "as spry as
chipmunk Daddy. after a con-
unnous service o. over % wears a. .
mhchinist at the rant was retired and
pensioned couple OF yeara ago, and
now makes his home at the steel
works where as he says he can
ocoasionally see some OF his old chap
colleagues and ak over times that
nave past Mr.. Sieinruck will leave
on Friday for Csttb Pdrk. accom-
panied by his gre.. great grand niece.
Mist Catherine liecEer. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. decker. of Denver.
ana who has beer his guest here for
the past two weeku. Daddy" served
as q Mlssissippl river federal eunboat
engineer during tho war of the rebel
Hon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
1921 ARKANSAS SVALLEYF FAIR
PROMISES BEST EVER

apisry department. Mrs. Hannah was-
oner.
The head OF each department has no,
spared any expense to make the cx-
hibits good. and there will be consii-
erabie competition for all the prizes
and premiums.
Special railroad rates will be made
from Pueblo to Rocky Ford for the
fair. and 1t is expected that a Large
number of persons win attend. rhe
roads west OF here Will undoubtedly
be in good condition by that time. 20
that those who wish to motor down
will nnd II easy to do so.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
AUTOMOBILE THIEVES
STRIP STOLEN CAR

Tuesday night about 10 o'clock.
somebody stole Ford touring car
belonging to John Nogle. 1905 Routt
avenue.
Yesterday morning undersherift
Fred Kenyon found the remains of
the car ON the prairie near Southern
junction.
The car had been stripped of three
wheela' It's now top, wind shield.
steering wheel, unholstery and enrins
cap. When left standing In front of
his homo. Mr.. NoEle states that the
steering wheel was chained and
locked.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Street parade ni .i:so a. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
PUEBLO WILL BE
SURPRISED BY THIS

People nre surprised at the QUICK
results from simple buckthorn bark.
rlycerine etc. as mixed in Adl,r-i-ka.
One man reports his long stahiing
stomach trouble was relieved with
ONE dose. Adler-i-ka removes foul
matter from BOTH upper and lower
towel which may have been poison
ing stomach for months EsS Ell
LENT for gas on the stomach or souT
stomach. Guards against appendicitis.
Brings out matter you never thought
vas in your system. Reiss Brothers,
Druggists. SOC North Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
", OF ". PLAN BIG
PICNIC ON FRIDAY

Dancing for the camps at night
with a three piece orchestra, races for
the little tots. and tug of war for
the men will be some of the features
of the w o. W. picnic for Camps Nos
?, l31 and 90 to be held at City Park
Friday night.
Committees from all three of the
camps are making great preparations
for this event. There will be a basket
picnic in the evening and each family
will furnish their own baskets but
there will be plenty OF ice cream and
lemonade for everyone. The ice
cream and lemonade will be fur
nished by the camps.
Every woodman and his family are
extended a cordial invitation to be
present and join in the good time at
the picnic.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
Tickets For
All School Pupil:

II being true thn, nothing Is 50 1p-
preciated as apr.eciat.on. the officers
Of the Colorado statc Fair nrc graft
fled with sthe receipt Of numerous let.
ters from county superintendents of
schools thruout thc state. acknowledS-
ing receipt of the free tickets for tho
pupils and teachers. good for admis-
sion to the fair ~ Friday. September
So. nd in most Uses expressing graft
tude for the courtesy extended by the
fair officials
t-ste-d II lees hat .ooo school chill
dren from outside Pueblo county as
lust year. the prediction Is there VIII
be ECO or more this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
SUSPENDED RUN BAN

Washington p. c. Aug if-Temp-
orary suspension Of the customs han
prohibiting intox eating liquors which
are shipped from one foreign country
TO another to move across the United
states was announced tonight by Sec
re'hty Mellon This has been done so
es N avoid the unnecessary nuitipii-
cation o' litigation and In order tho,
tne important questions involve may
II possihl he speedily and finally de-
termined by the court" the eo ,retary
said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Eighteen car loads of Japanese silk
PASSED thru Colorado last week on :he
way to New York Tho cargo was
valued at 1900. 900. In a few years,
UNLESS something is done this silk will
be naanutac,,ired by the Japanese in
our own United states -Het,hkiss
limor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
HASPLAN TO CET0UTSIDE
CAPITAL FOR Home BUILDING

HoaG. committee repres11:tis tho
board OF directors of the Co nmerte
club waT present to discuss with the
Juanufac. rrers some matters ~ Vital
interest to both organizations.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
A Christmas Letter

y merry Christmas and hap
py New Year to all Club mem
bers.
! know you will he interested
40 know just now how our club
work ended for 1921. Our en-
rolIment last spring reached ~ ,
The work was kept up for a few
months when some fell out and
others got weak. Later the weak
ones fell down In spite OF those
who fell by the wayside we ha9
21T to report. either on cards %
in record books. the years work
OF the 2l7 we had 124 to turn II
complete record books with yea-
work all recorded. These Y
will receive a Certificate of Mer.-
from the State College Of Agri-
culture as soon as they can be IS
sued. Congratulations 10 caci
OF YOU who Staid with Your worl
until the end. Nour reward l.
corning. Ii Will continue To come
Our clubs did business of s.
i24.4l. making a net profit OF 8.
$3.50. This was 2 fine profit
It. better made than lost Thi
OF course. means n net profit owe
ami above the general farm. gar
den and house work. IN which III
club members took q part this q
right and proceeds go tu parents
I'm sure Won want 90 contiuu,
your club work for next year. g..
To- vour president ard enroll
once. BH doing this Won vii
help vour president WI gcttin.
the $3.50 prize which j. given to-
the biggest enrolment turned IL
on or before December ST.
Santa Claus Is coming Satur
day nigiit-haug your >tocking-
on the chair nearest the fire
place BE especially good To- IA
and ma this week. Santa AWAY
looks for the good hovs and Girl.
] Believe IL would be better TO-
YOU 10 get a nice little Christina
tree and fasten 10 to n big BLOCK
placing IL IN the corner of thu
room. Tie al the family pres
ents on the tree. Help To- MAX
Father and Mother happy by get
ting them 4 present and stayiu
home al DAY. Don't forget
tel them sonir time during Oh
day how nucl vou love then
Won't ycii try IL
ROBT. r. SPENCE.
County Ngcnt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

THAT TaniaC Is a wonderful
medicine for delicate children
is conclusively proven by the re-
markable results accomplished IN
the cases OF the three children
shown m this picture.
Little Blanche Blair. OF Provi-
dcnce. r.. T.. aged - gained 10
pounds Regina McCabc. al right.
aged Q. ct Scranton. Pa. gained
Is pounds: little Richard Learv.
.of Philadelphia who was very del
.icatc. i now IN fine robust health.
The statements made hv their
parents are aS follows
Mr.. q. NJ Blair. residing ~ ~
ATWOOD street. Providence. u. e.
,aid I'VE are lust 50 happy over
hc change Tanlac has made iu
,ur iittlc girl that we CAN'T 10 or
ay enough Ia show orr apprcc.a-
ior She had lost nca-lv 2O
wounds in weight and looked -,
rail and weak that her mott
rl were both almost worried
ck over her condition. since
ai're Taniac. she has already
% pounds. her color j. better
nau IL ever has been and she
opks and acts like different
,iri
Mrs Catherine McCahe. ~
Dickens avenue. Scranton. Pa.
'a'd The lu left my Ettlc Re-
gina IN such u had condition thai
had no idc1 he would be- with
ue now IL IL hadn't been for Tan
ac. ID Is mystery 90 me hove
hc lived on the little She was
atine and was So lifele-, She ncv
r even cared to play with tho
OILS anil toy she got at Christ
ua- Since taking ranlac She Isl
hardy and well a. any child
ould Sc and ha eaincd IS pounds
70 weight win always praise
ranlac for restoring our fitIeI
grfs health"
Richard Iearv. 2}f2 pafe
horpe street Philadelphia s4id
There is NJ doubt IN ny mind
lut tfaf Iaulac saIcd M Eftlel
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Your Money Esci, n Rat-SnaP
Doesn't Genre W 20 these Clzi17s

PAT-~EtF IS alsolGteiv pulr
aut-ea - l-li rats and mice Gre
mate Them Rodents killed with
SNAP icase no smcil Rats
pass up all food 20 get at RAT
SNAP. Their FIRST lucai IS their
last. RAT SNAP rcu1c- II cakes
SO nlixine. Cats or dogs won't
torch IT, Three sizes. S5c. b5c
Sl25 sold and guaranteed by
DouUias a. SIMMONS ard Stock
tor and SON. dec
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
FOR SALE PRIVATELY

Is,rnfnrl brown mahpeau.
l-,ru.. r.am eulir. m,ludr
.ftr-i.n taBie
r brown lcather seat chairs
prTtt. linn Closet
Tca wagon. Serving Tallc
NAH Mirror and 2 Mahogany
,--f1, STICKS 10 match.
OK ~ Kuu
Asbestos 1aiAc Siicnccr with
cxt-a lcatcs.
. .as rauec. 2 white enancl tor
kFf.1far t-ilt. wiiite chairs IL
-.--f, a-e W-e tlseSt. iiue ard
rrt F~aitufn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

I-DR SAFE IIomeua CANDY
tftchtn 1rtft iuclwics ltF
rsffr fir-aSe. Furth e-tr BIAS
r.fisaft tff'tt tn Contiuttc where
i-itrifen IS nor iUrated CaH Ms
D 8l Nathtfit riiaut SIS A2 "
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
CHRISTMAS LETTER TO
JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERS

County Agent r. F. Spence
sends the following letter to his
Junior Agricultural Club mem
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
TWO-CENTSA WORD

rOR stLE Pig sype to.and
hiHa b0at aisc 5ae grsde ss.ss
~ pigs FrnsH Butnsr. bfons
81 ~
SHOES second rand fos 80
Il fhe An 1rican st0@ 1noc, ~
80 .trsst - JHp
for AMI
FOK RF Year f022. nT
-strierre ~e feTfraf0n pfke Tffs
.eslin4 rfoslerrir esrrpref l~fff
saftr Eaffs str F-ir~ s-0fs'
~ nfnuft ff H ffsnrer ~
900
LOST -
fflrT Nn.ai4t t~faern he.ssf
srf errrre~Hf fsfffS~1. rasr 81
rrrfsfsrs rstnru 81 ff-nrF
f.srees 49, 2,
GfF-I Ine s.fag afferns11 ~
ARA .fer r.te nartaz~ vs.ufa-r-
- f~r ats-fs anf r~rttr~ sofsf4
Eaker 81
lfF-f--tft fn~ rrlIre ~
r-s t.-f rear Forf rhm~rt s7t'
f1sarr~ e. rrra-f f1~ -
tu~n ~ Cfz.pf~ flvyo~r So ..
1o~-1 -ssrr.f arf ir~.ts t<@ ~sff.
tr-r~4f ,rras a. s-fEE ~
HELP WtNTErb-Earn -.
So erekIy asifressinz nssaina
tsrruisrs spare fsrst az honB<. r.
{ sfrrrssons xsc Makers f.ist O..
sfsf. 1<sh -. D~rfo6f. Nmf "
FCf -NrD--f.a.Ir,s b~1~m Qiry.
~ Pat Mari strsef. Owner car
set sanse a. she Daily Fezisfe'
c.flfrr ~ ravSrx Tor tins adv u
ALI. sorts ~ sheet p-<fsr<s ~
~ Tneff A. Son. rs a.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

FOR sfLEl Pig type folanyi
hina 1oaf aisr 5He grade saae
~ Df1s FrneE Bufner. 6fofs
49, $50
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

SffOF1 ss-orf rar,f fos 49,
n fhe 49, 1rican shos snoo, ~
irst strssf ~ J.ep
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

~ $780, y r-ner< ~ - srff-as
-. 80 ssse4ssss ~ sfsee seFae - ~
~~.esssss@ 80 49, $3.50 rfves rs~s
Fsse~s 49, - eae~Fff sasufs 80
sNtF aeeet fsesN fesfker-s $780,.
$780, - sEss 80 s-ees 80 r-vsf
- rw~aeses ~ 50 a~~~~s r~~s~ fe~s
$685. b Tesffef .tN-~4 - fsfaws
~.~se ~ ss.~Fs<s~ fsrus rr~Hs--.
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