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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
NOTICE OF ELECTION

H. A petition having been filed in ac-
piled School Laws Of 1873. the voters
are hereby notified that have called
an election to be held on Friday, Au..
gust 5th.. 1921. between the hours Of
be held at the Schneider Schooihouse
for voters outside the proposed Special
District, and at the Franklin School
in 1 the proposed Special School District.
i The question to be voted upon is:
shall SECTIONS 6 g. Z and ls in
TON. ali in r. 1872. r. rs. OF Wfnches-
ter School District No. S. be made a
nerty and debts Of said Winchester
School District be divided according to
the assessed valuation Of the Real and
Personal Property II
,lSEAL.) .,E,,, -, : = :, ,,s,,., q.
4uly21-2s County supt D Of schools
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter Of the estate of Will
lam Gibbon Perry, deceased.
dersigned, H. o. Batter Administra-
tor Of the estate of William Gibbon
Perry, late of the Township Of Logan,
in the County of Emmons and State
Of North Dakota, deceased, to the
creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased to ex-
ers, within six months after the first
publication Of this notice, to said Ad-
ministrator. at the Bank of Hazelton
County. North Dakota.
Dated July 26, A. ID. 1921.
First publication on the 2Sth day Of
July, A. D. 1921. j 28-a18
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
WILLARD ANXIOUS TO FIGHT

Jess Wants Chance to Battle Dempsey
to Recapture Championship.
Lawrence, Kan.-Jess Willard is
willing to meet Jack Dempsey again,
he said on his farm lear here.
The ex-champion said he was even
anxious to get chance to recapture
the worlds heavyweight championship
which he lost two years ago at Toledo.
Jess said it was lucky punch in the
first round that ruineL him. 1--WE led
the simple life-I'm in splendid shape
today" he added.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28

Bist5ist ~ g. s9snty s = km sSeSe.
S nns IS, i 1sSs?g !, 1920. and ending
c.., ~ ,.n REGRETS ?S;E
n, school year, July j.. 1920 :. ,s7s,o7
Total Haar a fron reesixed during
State Tuition Fund :. $50. 221 .25
Total amount received during
County Tuition Fund 49,. 21s.25
from taxes levied BY District .o.- :,
Amount reeeiy y during year '''O
from State Aid SO. ........ 1874. rs
Amount received from other
Interest on Daily Dep. s.sa
Total receipts for year. .$2s7e .O8
ii'ci7n.ddiing cash on hand July -
: ExPENniiiTii1iRiF;ss.' 'N'''A'
A seh1o, PAID Har curing s; year for for
Permanent, improvements .. sa74.15
Amount paid during year for
AMOUNT az Tesf Rss s esfias Isl ISL
Teachers Retirement FUND.- 1901 go
Amount paid during year to
County Treasurer on account
- Teachers Retirement
A%sYs! paid anritip;e: year To-: 100
Salaries and Expenses of
Ar,oont paid during year for ~
IN interest res &c on n Bonds, $129: ..
Amount paid during year for
Library Books. Text Books. 1927
ot ang E EncS stssr nrocms' 400 %
Total expenditures during
49, year 49,. =. 49,: ,esoo.2s
sinking fund, at the end OF
the year. Jun 80, 1921. 514. SO
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance
" sHAT 3Gts r TS ssviN F S3sh5l5
Amount Of Sinking Fund In
Treasury July i, 1920. :. $500. 90
Total. =. ........ $500 90
Be x Geo. in sinking fund June ..oo ~
So' lsSl '....... -. :i;;r;;o;f., $500 60
rre1 So 60 Of Liberty School Disi District
Approved this 18th day of July 1921
BY Order of the District school Board:
President
F: ": oRT GIMP
ra,s' spSHs !: 81 S!sSS.eF De"'
Total amount of Bonds Out
standing June 80. 1921. $3.50. 5000 90
Total indebtedness of dis
trict June 80. 1921 .s66s3 .55
Approved this 12!h day. Of July, 1921.
Ry 1rder Ct The RSt5ict School Board:
Clerk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
TREAsURER's REPORT

School District S Ne 81 ceSnty Of Ss1
mons, State Of North Dakota. for
ing June 80 1921.
RECEIPTS
cash fnn On napd in;cGdng e. sinking snSaag
Total am S,S Received rsce during sz0'''o'
year from apportionment of
Total amount received '; during 4'''10
year from apportionment of
from taxes levied BY District oo., :.
Amount received during; year year CO.'S
Amount received from other N'V'A'
interest on Deposits ....... 24.1o
Total receipts for year. .;2s14 %
Grand ae1 tSse cs ssSSetgss s t9r ya'v
l. '10 EiX:PiEi;NiiD;1TiUjREiss. '''''*'''o
seSoel p1 Hoys asr'n Sizes ssaf a nd
Permanent improvements. 1928. 95
Amount paid during year for
sa1efass rG @ss5
Amount paid during year to
C"un.v Treasurer en- account
Of Teachers Retirement - -
Salaries and EXPENSES Of -
Amount paid during year Tor
on le VS. y s's IS; s Fetal 1898
Amount paid during year for
Transportation of Pupils -. 1900
Amount paid during year for
Other 5sTs n zSshs .::::: 5 5s5 e
year 49,. 4. 49,: s42s1. 60
district streasurer) including
the year, June go, 1921 567.70
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance
above total receipts .$4849. 80
Treasure of Lincoln School District
Appr no; ;his 18th day of July. 1921.
BY Order Of the District Sc Seh9 Sl BOARD:
Attest: ss'
CLERKS STATEMENT OF, 1NDEBT-
EDNESS OF DISTRICT
Total amount of Warrants
! Outstanding June 80, 1921. ss45.o1
standing June go, 1891 -. 1000 90
Total Indebtedness Of
District June 80. 1921$2945. OF
Approved this 18th day Of July. 1921.
BY Order Of the District School Board:
NJ. FlSYEREIS1IN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
Total receipts for year s16,sso %

/. .AoIdA 1eCeipes rAor year $4V,ooV .uS
Grand total receipts for year,
,nc,pddiing cash on hand July ooo
0 ExPiEENiD1TiUjRH:Eiss' ''''A0'O'
Amount nov ut pa paid during year for 900 -
$. IS and Expenses OF Of
A. c"-t maid during yee~ for
interest on bonds, $605 so;
on warrants. s$2l0.06; Total s15. 66
Amount paid during year for
Am tex! s1 Seid during year for s7s. So
Redemption of Bonds -. $4,000
Other expenses-Misc. j. 40B5 "a
year ,:...;;..>:s ..:...:... {s3,215.ee
district treasurer) includinE
the year. June 80. ls21...... 6o4. 80
Gr "a d total Of ,s sxs q, E, AND
a sSfA FIN fHs5ggt fSkiHa sisH9
Paid out Of Sinking Fund for
Redempt'o " Il: Bf aINroN, 81 ~. as
rrea tr9ct Nj e Winchester School Dis
Sc SsS:s i ii B. ssy & is sy
F.. y. P1ETZ.
:: II. GRAF, 49,.
cLERK.s ,,,IA1 OF INDEBT-
Total amount Of Warrants Out
standing June 80. 1921. $685. AT
trict June 80. 1921. $685. AT
By order Of the District schooi Rosr d:
. e. NJ. GRAF,
g.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
Total receipts for year


Grand total receipts for year,
inc luSn cash on hand July
ExPEiNDITiUtiREs S0f'''1 -
AMOUNT gopd, paid during year for
Permanent improvements =. 1853. go
amount paid during year for
A@ ApPafa paid during year for ls4 u
Amount paid during year tor '0'N0
s setar'fs od ane EXPENSES lenses Of ee ~
Amount paid during year year for ~
on Wa Is. So: Total 27e.5s
Transportation Of Pupils.:.. ISL. 10
Amount e.vll !. paid during year for
ot se9ff ssS nets n7ss
= ing year 80. 80. ,se4os. s5
a antnet treas re- inc a%d
the year, June 30, 1921. .f.... 64.50
CRASH cash total b s1Rena 81 ans
aoove :. to 4. A ffffeRss ss4sS:4'
rrea B}str;c+ e. %o Cherry Grove School
order Of a' The ztS aa 8 sehoei board GARD
- ". n. NARAMORE.
President.
DE WITT BAER. \.
4N Clark II. "
CLERKS STATEMENT OF INDEBT.
EDNESS OF DISTRICT
Total amount of Warrants out
standing June 80. 1921 4. $3381 go
standing June 80. 1921. 49,. 1000 90
Total indebtedness ef Dis Z.
trtCt June 30. 1921 ;. 81. ..f.. 1881 90
Approved this 18th day OF July, 1921.
BY Order of the District School Board:
DE WITT BAER, .g
Clerk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
TREAsURERS, !
REPORT

TREASURERS REPORT
Report OF Treasurer Of Winchester
Emmons State Of North Dakota, for
year beginning July !. 1920. and end
3 RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sink n
ing fund, at beginning Of
school year, July: l, 1920. $16,939.96
Total amount received during
year from apDortionment Of
State Tuition Fund .... 1115.1
Total amount received during
year from apportionment Of
County Tuition Fund !. =. 1899. 50
Amount received during year
from taxes levied by Dis
trict School Board x..,.... 12,279.92
Amount received during year
from tuition of pupils re-
siding in other Districts. lao. 90
Amount received during year
into the, Sinking Fund from
interest thereon ........ .. 717.57
from State Aid :.....:.;. 14ss.77
Sorrcec- =
Tuition, etc. ...... 80. 1915
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
TItEAsURER's REPORT

Report Of treasurer Of Cherry Grove
School District No. 4, County of En-
mons, State Of North Dakota, for
year beginning July /, 1920, and
ending June 30. 1927
go RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sink
ing fund. at beginning Of
school year, July /, $780,. $649, 66
Total amount received during
wear from apportionment Of
State Tuition Fund $4,000. 292. O5
Total amount received during
wear from airport ionment Of
4. County Tuition Fund. .... 288 .O9
Amount received during year
triet school Board 4754 IS
from State Aid -. -. 447 so
sources Hy
\ Interest t........ 4.30
Sale Of Manual Training
Products a......... ...... 81 80
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28

located on the John B. Baumgartner
place. Repainting roof, patching
walls and ceiling, new foundation and
windows.
Board reserves the right to re-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
NOTICE TO CUT WEEDS

Notice. is hereby given, that all
weeds on and abutting on all property
in the city Of Linton, must be cut not
later than Aug. l.
/, All weeds remaining uncut after
above date, will be cut by the city.
and charged to property owners.
C. A. WOOLVERTON,
ADV. If Mayor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28

Bids will be received for repairing
School No. 10, in Baker District
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
1RnAsuRER,s REPORT

Report of Treasurer Of Liberty School
District No. 80, County Of Emmons,
State of North Dakota, for year be.
ginning July ]. 1920. and ending
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Read the Record-$,2.M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
SPECIAL TRAINS TO
M0RCANTOWN FOR The
BIG WASH-JEFF GAME
Thousands VIII Pour Into College Town
for Thanksgiving Gams-7,ooo
Tickets Are Ordered.

To witness the twentieth clash be"
tween tn" Washington and Jefferson
college and West Virginia University
football teams. plans arc on foot 10
operate no less than seven s"A"tal trains
into Morgantown on THANKSGIVING Day
the latter part Of this month. WASH
Jeff and the Mountaincers initiated their
football clashes IN 1921. just thirty
wears ago and some Of the greatest ioot-
bail ever player in this part or the
United States has been between theS"
rrrycus The result has been that nor
even the pitt-WeSt Virginia gam" Is -
atirarti," tn the average "nld grad "'
West Virginia AZ this Washington ans
Jefferson game and from Logan. Boone
and Calhoun Co"ntieS tn" former SUI
dents and football fans will flock I" the
scene nr the encounter. West Virginia
fans are encouraged To hop for VIC
tory on Thanksgiving bay rs III" great
,.I rnrfidenrc has been developer IN
Coach Spears. GREASY" Ncale at W. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
SATURDAY FOOTBALL


Pr. o. Nebraska ~
Grove CRY. Il; hcthRnN. ~
cornell. Al: Columbia q
Ia - MAJ ''n"'
Navy D. hu'Knft'' "
st. JOHN 81 "aI1auue'' =
syracuse L. H''''"' "
N"'r' i""e' 90, N'N"y' We
''"''''n, ~ i'"' 49,
l~'rot'' - Hp' '"s '''U ." -"
Oh!" N"t'"e'". o. N'H,r' a e' V
iHr"ue, D. No' -.
l.ai'He''e' 81, rem" o.
S""rihmofe 'S' St''eh>
R"u~sn.acv Folly -; Hobart o.
Hamilton u: Alfred
ONO State :: Chicago 0.
low, II. Minu.sut:,
t.,,,r',,.,,. -. L,~Lb,m
,,A.,, .armarin .r;.,.,
~" S,'" - ,i,e,,,
''"'' l''''H'"9 - ~" d.
N"Nh'nE'"" ana 'e"e'S"" ~
minister -.
'u.rUtr At: Rochester Q.
Ru,;un College Il. Marietta 0.
uh.ahoma -; Kansas :.
~, \,,, "a. t;r,,ysbIru 10,
800" ,. 49, ,.r,mnon
M";'S"> Nse''S, -, ,I,,.or ,,,i,.
M"'a'""]"" ,''''es' :, H' ,,, u.''S"
University If Virginia. o. University
Of Georgia. e.
,:..,,pio Tc.h Is. Clemson. Z.
,,,d..t.n, -, f.,r,.rsi,v OF Ala
'',''
"ama' u
Davidson. 5, North aroma S'aie' "
University OF the South. 4. Un!rer-
s,ty Of C'hattanooga. q.
,.ri,I,, -. .r.nrrs.,. "a. Missis
slITi ~ ana NJ" :,
Lob,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

tn" 'nrgea' gorilla In me world val.
. ucJ ~ Slh."n0 was purchased by Bert
Shaw. Snowman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
NAW'S TWO LAST
GAMES FROM Home;
. MEET PENN-ARMY
Only One Regular IL Not Available
Kings injuries serious-Hurt In
Bethany Game

Annapolis, Md Nov. - With the
schedule Of home football games for the
season OF 1927 at an end. III" midshn-
men are looking forward (" tn" tw"
games on other grounds. thai against
Por:I State in Philadelphia on saturday
nnd tho nN;ure with the Army Cadets at
the New York Folio Grounds on N0Ncm-
Der 20.
by winning these games the Navy
would be In Il position 10 claim tho East
rrn championship and on II par with
YaIo should the ELS beat Princeton and
Harvard. At present all efforts are ne
inG inclined toward preparation for the
rrna State gLiuc. as thee VIII be tvs"
clear Wees OF exclusive preparation
for the Army game
Not only has the Navy team played
good football NJ "a thi, time. hut II
has been extremely fortunate. Except
inE King, the Veteran right tackle. every
member of the squad is available at
the present time. The injury to Kings
leg. sustained in the Bethany game las
week. - serious. hut no ina? hn in shape
to start against Pennsylvania State.
The oIYensc OF the Navy team is In
splendid shape To start the season
turr"y. koehler. Mckee and Hamilton
composed the same baCkileid as that
which opposed the Army last year. Nc
licc was displaced 10y IIarchet because
uf his brilliant running.
There Is left an exceedingly fine sub
/ st!tute baCkiIrld CONFUSED uf Cruise, Me
kre. Moves and tU....L cruise. pow
! erf.l. hard-runninE player. Was a reg
uiar two Years aS". but an INJURY kept
him from IA" game Il large PART of last
season. Mckee and NUycs are .hoih
! hr,!iILml runners ami have been in nfany
! BIS games FOR tn" last IN" seasons.
! The gaps caused by graduation have
, been well filled Tho work "f Carney
and Frawlry at the guards has been
highly satisfactory The work Of Tay-
lur at right end. the position Naratcd 10y
captain Eddie Even. also has been Of a
[ high ErAhc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

with both hands Billy proves 10 b"
the rrct,iest puaching big fellow We
have seen for quite some time. DIN.
INK his punches home. heart and w'"u
were lust ~ often the target a. head
and Jaw. Favuring nri:her hand. M!.E
has much Of Dempsey's ability 20 hi
from any angle q: position.
shade is after Tom Gibbons and
Harry Greh 1t certainly wonld be- M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
+, has a great attra ction this yses.
apsefl Train Service.

Plans are on foot for special train
ssrvire calling for one train between
Ea,rmont and Morgantown: one from
u-ounsvilIe to Morgantown which Will
carry the Wash-Jeff contingent; ono
from, Elkins. Belington. Phillppi ana
cr,fton. one from Wheeling. Mounds
vile cameron and Warrington: one
trar, pirhwood. Weston and Clarksburs;
ONO from tonneIlsville. Uniontown ana
Tojrt Marion. and still another from
pou.Isshurr. KIngwood and other N. &
X. points. -,
ready reached 1000 In NUMBER ana arc
st.ll pouring in from all sectiohs oi
rns, VIRGINIA and ncighbor.ng states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
BEARCATS Won
Past Little Benwood Team wauopD
East End Eleven by Three
Touchdown

Yesterday afternoon on the Nick Heil
ground. as Il preliminary I" the Ben
wooh- Columbia club game. the Erarcats
Of Rcnwond handed III" II. w Juniors
OF the Fast End a 10" druhh!nG. The
attendance was large. and the crowd
was well satisfied with tho game.
Lupic. star ful!h:.Ck fNr B'nwOnd.
madc all three tnurhdowns and kicked
one goa, scoring al! Of his teams
points All thru" came through line
plunkes after IL" hall haI been pushed
up the T"ld after straight football.
Earlier n the season the TWO teams
hattlcd t. n sCorrlrsS tie. Yesterdays
gam" WILL have uurh hearing on de:!1-
ing tn" ll0-l30 pound championship Of
the valley. the I!"ar"ats having rlIm.n-
ated som" OF the hest teams IN the dis.
trict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

Potash deposits obtained BY Franc.
-Ifl A,sace cover n"ar!s N sp.or"
miles and are unusually rirh in IN"
salts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
CHALLENGE D. W.

The East End Independents WISH 70
be,r from the D. w. eleven Of tho East
End for game Armistice day or
THANKSGIVING or any other date, on any
grounds. Arrangements can be MADE by
the y. w. management calling stewart
at 2977-R between 5 and p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
N. E. A. JRS. WON

The y. F.. 4. c. Juniors defeated the
midgets last Saturday, morning
ON the Tunnel Green gridiron by score
Of s7-s in fast and interesting game
Both teams played good football 1of
SOunzS;erS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
STATE YEARL|NGS TO
meet ". & |. FRESH|ES
Game VIII BE Staged Next Friday
Afternoon at Bluefeld-Laahams
Charges Prepare

&. .. i.,;.r.,l 20, t." la;"li.senrer.
Mr-ean:o,Sr. s.. g. y p."asinG
,.r...'. g.. tie. w.; N.r:!n.H IT">hm'"
.r..'.. Io...,,u g., 49, Aer- tonight
Win 8. 49, am ,.....& '''H' III" "l"'''"
M".r~'.r "...:>' i.,l n-. .'rd"d I" play
-" Wu-h0-t-u and L." Freshman
".c,." ~ H.u-;ir.d. ". NJ. n">t lri-
49, -. A:ml#t.c" lay. Ear.jei IN the
>ra "a : urS Hnuwu 'l.a, ne&"tah"n~
Wy. hr.us ,u.,L" tur NrI, II a gAlnr, ~
w. VEGAS ago the University ath!"t"
Department announced finally that tn"
Kan" wru.i uo; u" played. tt" ;aahii-
!tv ~ ~" B;uciieId Post "f the Ane".-
ran Lesion. which was :" stag to
KANE 20 secure the Lexington Fr"Sh;"S
was given aS the reason :"r IL" cancel
,It!on a. that time. However. III" i,Lc-
neli Irs; continued r"rr"sr"ni"n'"
with tho authorities 1T Washington and
-" and finally mad" an Offer INTEREST,"
ing enough - warrant the Generals in
sending their FreshiAS T. Euene!d.
Bluehsld TO Celebrate
The game wt,l b. tn" blk feature OF
the holiday celebration IN the southern
ci;v and = expected - draw heavily
from tha; section. |, vii b" the FIRST
opportunity that n'any hay" had ~ eyer
sa"inc cui."vs teams n action and GER
tLjn'v Sh"Dll pro-" an attraction t"r 4
crowd ui several thousand. Unlike
MANY last minute" games. tho " and
I.-WrSt Virginia earrings b0;tic - no
Y "S"tup'' for either team and = w!t
Tut both outfits - = test. The bitter
rivalry. that exists between TIE Var
Sitv rlavenS nt the tw" schools vii!
make itselr felt In this game az II IS
inSttiIrd In the students 81 both schools
rs soon az they register.
SDf N.ic pntOnac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
chto's Great Victory.

49,, s.-.- E. .-.,.-r-' S.tt.rlIN C"n'er"h
n 80. oh, ,s:n,r-IE .~rC" g2m' ana
.r,sa No yr".,!e',G >i2"r.i football Tor
VIC -1-."S, ""~. no. d.SIrr"HteI. toF
,Ms ..yr ..arrS r.ar"l wha' = admitted
~ n, :, go, boon n" greatest battle
s.og.! on S,agg aH.d IN taanv y"ars.
nrrn safe ou.played completely Tor
.,.o and a ha.: periods rallied at III"
end N 4 spectacular finish about WHICH
hero wls absolutely nothing ;luk"H.
mn; over a touchdown :or I" We
,orv 7. was ChicaGos rrsi defeat this
vc.,- and H.. crS; time the goal. line
FOR IT,. team which bEat Princeton had
been crossed.
The ga RE was N" old story ot the
eleven with the punch winning. ChI-
!arn gave - ali. rlXht ~ IN" start. but
lost severaI opportunities Tor scores
through Ink - purch. chi" played on
.h..rlrrrnsc cnr three quarters; then tho
Rlr;;rla came OUT OF its shell and
ror."d -" Maroons
Tho ohio PLAYERS tackled. cieanlv.
blocked VOL. made great interference
and worked N" aerial play p"rr"'tiy.
Thor. vas no tendency on Chi"ago'S
port - deny the contention that no
bcs, team won IN s. 'urflay.s game.
Comparing tho Leaders.
Wisconsin. Idle Saturday and Iowa.
beating Minnesota ~ :" :. rank VITA
ohio S,ar" 1T n" top 4; present.
The only comparison between III" tire"
'"anss n"!'h"r ~ wht"h plays tn" otn"r
thu can lee found thus tar - mat
OFT" Stat" lea' M'0n"s"ta = :" u. ~h,'"
MS .r.~.u and Iv~H mad" Eirtua ~ IN"
s7'r" Nh""ing '"3i"si Illinois, "iS'"",
=" ..T n. - points IA" I"N'
aga3as' ii" Illinois
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

Injustice TO this lof not 20 give him
a crack nj one 81 these lighters before
ii big match with carpenter IS ar
ranged shade weighs around 10 and
Is IL native Of California. Il years 9id
and : feet II inches tail He has
beaten Herbert lIir,un. Fred Kay.
Francis Charles. Tommy l'ren. Jimmy
Clabhy. Roy Lockwood. Jack Quinlan
and Fay Keiser.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-17
Sale begins at o'clock
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1921

Now to you breeders who wish to strengthen your
herd know you get what you want at this sale and
at the right prices and to you young breeders just begin
ming, advcethc best are the cheapest to this
sale and get sow that will start you right
Just word to our farmer friends, we have felt for
sometime the importance and wisdom of farmers raising
their meat the farm and when we decided to de-
vote part OF our farm to hog raising it with desire
to do share in helping to accomplish this result and
grated to know that in sections of State
that there has been great improvement along this line with
good results but in the tobacco and cotton sections and
the potato and trucking sections account of the high
prices of these products great many of farmers
these lines for the past years have devoted all of their
resources on one crop and stopped raising hogs entirely
Now don't you think it would be wise and good business
to start right and get you good bred and raise
your own mea-it will pay you better and as statistics
have shown it is cheaper and economy to raise
pure bred hog than scrub
We cordially invite the breeders and farmers to be
our guests on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-17
Stat. to Learn How Brood Sows Can Help

With one brood SOW every farm-properly cared
for North Carolina will be the way towards solution
of her agricultural troubles, according to the swine Office
of the North Carolina Agricultural Extension service
which is going to back the brood to the limit in
campaign of education concerning the possibilities of pro-
ducing pork at home
With the active support of live farmers, bankers, bust
men, the press county farm agents. and prominent
organizations the attention of the state is to be rveed
upon the problem of pork production in North Carolina
Through paid advertising, circular letters printed bue
tins, and meetings, the discouraged cotton tobacco
farmers will learn how to take of brood sowpro
duce his own eat and have some left to SELL
The>brood is credited with building schools and
good roads, of lifting mortgages and educating children in
the middle western states and those who know say the
same results be obtained in North Carolina in time.
The movement for brood on every farm has the
hearty support of the North Carolina cotton and tobacco
associations whose program of reduced acreage of these
two crops permits the planting of grazing crops for
hogs.-From Charlotte Observer