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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

Three-base hits, Murray, Finn,
Carroll, Choquette, Hoeft, Ander-
SON. Twe.base hits, Zubay, Newell.
Stolen bases, Hyde, Carroll. Struck
out, by Bowman, 5; by Radon. 8.
Bases ON balls, Of Radloff, 5. Um-
pire, johnson. Time, LAS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
vAGRANT BEATS ISrALENA.

MarbIehead, Mass. Aug. 10
Commodore Harold S. vanderbilt's
schooner Vagrant won the Kings
cup race over a 30-mile course by
4S seconds over the sloop Istalena,
owned by Harold B. Alker.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

lOtdIS 10 q %
Moline .....O 0 90 0 l 0 0 o.
Terre Haute 0 s 5 900 2 "A
Three-base hits, ShollenbefJel
Riley, Campbell. Two-base hhl
Riley, Kaiser. Bases on BALI
Stumb, 5; Elliott, 3. Struck cd
Stumb, 8; Elliott. IL. Hits, Stun1
20 in Z % innings. Losing pitchd
-Stumb.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
GRIMES FINED ssoo

New York. Aug. 10.-Burleigh
Grimes. Brooklyn pitcher. was tined
$500 and indefinitely suspended for
characterization to Manager Rob-
inson,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

Mike Dundee, Rock Island feath-
erweight. has come rapidly to the
front in the last several weeks.
Witness the fact that Aurora pro-
moters are keeping him busy in
their own backyard. One has to
be drawing card to fight for Null
len and Sager in their big pine
bowl arena
Mikes contest with Eddie An
6erson in Aurora tomorrow night
Is = keen fistic dish from the view
point Of the tri-cities. Both are
strong favorites in this section and
the outcome will be awaited with
interest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
South Moline at Port Byron.
Especial Correspondence

Port Byron. Aug. 10.-The post
poned game between the South Mo-
line Athletes and the Port Byron
Boosters will be played at Schafer's
park next Saturday afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

Ed (Pop) Geers, world famous
reinsman, returned to the scene of
his early triumphs yesterday when
he went out to the Mississippi VAL
ley Fair & Exposition grodnds on
West Locust street to give Sanardo,
1:59%, worlds champion pacing
gelding, his first workout on the
half mile circuit.
De grand old man of the turf"
who has forsaken the Grand Circuit
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

TWO-baSe hlts, COIe, BfOOKs,
Knisely. Three-base hits, Brausen,
Murphy. Home runs, Runsen,
Strain. Hits, Ambrose. in 1-3
innings. Eases on balls, Ambrose,
4; Kotzelnick, 2. Struck out, Kot-
zelnick, 4; Ambrose, l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
Toledo

Toledo, Ohio. Al
seed: Prime, cash,
J Dec. 9.75.
Timothy: Price
! ITS; Dec. 2.77h.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
SEM-PRO NOTES
Argus, s; Business Men, 3.

The Argus defeated the Business
Men, 5 to 8, in a Sunset league
game on Augustana diamond last
evening. Score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
AROUND h: e'RCUIT
Z,X JAMES L. HUGHES L

But, anyhow, Marshalltown is
here, rarin' to start in where Du-
buque left of. Pray, brother, pray!
Wally Swenson Joined the
hospital list yesterday, but Mt
the same time Johnny Belz re-
turned to the lineup. Johnny
was given a day of rest Tues
day to allow q sore leg to come
back. Swenson was q bit un.
der the weather before the
start of yesterdays games and
was not allowed to start.
In the first game Zubay had a
swell time in rightfeld. 1t was
funny how that ball always seemed
to go farther than he expected
Lefty" Hoeft, in leftfield, was
more fortunate. He didn't even gel
a chance. He switched to righ1
garden for the second game anG
once more the ball avoided hi.
territory like a sane guy avoid:
white mule.
Preston Gray, who was hav.
| ing more or less of q discour-
aging time around second base,
was sent to the mound as re-
lief for Zubay after Dubuque
acquired its 10 markers in the
ID second game. Gray twirled in
good form, walking only one in
four innings and banking the
l visitors the rest Of the distance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
GAMES TOMORROW.
MarshalltOwn ut Rock Island.
Cedar Rapids at Dubuque.
Waterloo. at OttumWA

There were two casualties
mixed up in the wholly dis.
graceful exhibitions ut Doug
las park yesterday. Mike
Dempsey was Obliged to retire
from the field in the opening
game, due to a split finger. In
the second contest, McAreavy
received q damaged arm In
fielding a hard hit ball.
Dubuque departed with two Of
the five games. Summer up, the Sc
ries was productive Of about the
limit in bad baseball. Errors, and
then a few more errors, were the
biggest factors in every one Of the
games. In the first three games,
which the FLANDERS won, the only
trouble was that Dubuque's errors
were more costly than those Of the
winners. The Islanders, jealous
probably, reversed this situation
yesterday. !
Speaking of errors, We muff.
ed one, too, in this column yes.
terday. Getting the wrong
sauint at the calendar, We an.
nOunced Waterloo instead Of
MarshaIltown for the series
opening today ut Douglas park.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

Three base hit = U'Shea. TWO
base hits-Luwe, Michaels. Struck
out-By Valentine, s; by Knapton.
1. Bases on balls-On Knapton. 2.
Passed ball Cooper. Umpire
Magerkurth.
Golf Clubs, Bags, Balls.
Beardsley Specially Co.
217 Eighteenth Street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

But, anyhow, Marshalltown is
here, rarin' to start in where Du-
buQue left off. Pray, brother, pray!
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
AN APPRECIATION
Curator Of Luther College Grateful
for Recent Gifts.

The Luther College Museum, thru
its curator, DR.. X. Gjerset, wishes to
make grateful acknowledgement for
recent gifts to the following of De-
corah: J. p. Olstad, H. c. Hjerleid,
Mrs. Marie Haakenson, Mrs. G. N.
Kjome, Mrs. Rev. A. Jacobson, Mrs.
K. A. Wick, Mrs. A. A. Clement,
Rev. H. B. Hustvedt, Mrs. Gunnar
Moe, Mrs. Even G. Rudd, Mrs. Geo.
o. Bakken.
Thanks is due likewise TO Mrs.
Charlotte Gorder, and Mrs. Iver
Gunderson, Minneapolis and Mrs.
Holder Pladsen, of Hatton, N. d.
Special mention must be made of
the gift of Mr.. H. c. Hjerleid, who
has presented the museum with a
beautifully worked bridegroom's cos
tune from Hardanger, Norway. The
outfit is absolutely authentic and
historical, being a copy of the figure
in the Bergen Museum. The figure
is likewise completely furnished with
the customary sterling silver but
tons, 52 of them, and hand worked
buckles and brooches of solid silver
all of ancient historic pattern.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Passed Away in Minneapolis

Mr.. w. G. True passed away at
his home in Minneapolis on Nov.
20. He was the husband of former
Decorah girl, Miss AIMS McAndrews,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John McAndrews, and they were
married in Decorah some thirty
years ago. For many years he was
a travelling salesman for the whole
sale grocery firm of Geo. r. Newell
and recent years operated a moving
picture theatre in Minneapolis. The
funeral services were held in Mime
apolis Dec. I'd. He is survived by
the bereaved wife and one son
George True.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Apples for Holidays

Should be bought right now while
you can get the varieties and benefit
of low price. CAR FINE BOX
APPLES from WASHINGTON from
$500 a box up. Special Fne DE-
LICI0US $500 to $3.50 this week
Car Bbls., all varieties from New
York. Call anI see them.
HOLLY and Holly Wreaths just
in from Delaware direct, Come and
select yours for Christmas. We viii
keep same for you and deliver wher
wanted. CHRISTMAS TREES. Ger
your order in now, they will be scare,
this year. Ours come from Vermont
Get your Christmas wants early
Look them over and price them a
HUTCHINSON COMPANY
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
dis work for Orleans township.
The Situation in Regard to the Feder-
al Tuberculin Testing.


The Situation in Regard to the Feder-
al Tuberculin Testing.
We have communication from DR..
Thompson, federal inspector in charge
of tuberculosis eradication in Iowa,
stating that due to the fact that four
additional men have been added to
the force of tuberculin inspectors, it
will be possible to place DR.. N. o..
Bevins in charge Of the work for Win
neshiek, Allamakee, Fayette, and
Clayton counties. DR.. Bevins will be
permanently located at Postville on
December 18th, 1922, and will have
charge of an official station for the
tuberculous eradication work in this
district. This ought to speed up the
work of testing herds in Winneshiek
county.
Several townships have taken up
tuberculosis eradication as town
ship-wide project, the plan being for
committee in the township to ex-
plain the federal accredited herd plan
to every farmer in the township and if
possible get him to sign the federal
agreement for the testing of his herd.
With veterinarian in this district on
full time it ought to be possible to
make a big step toward eradicating
the disease here. Those who have
their applications in first will be serv-
ed first. Even though you may have
had your herd tested by local veter-
marian, you should have your federal
application in for the government re-
test.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Legion Held Rabbit Hunt

Two hunting teams from the Amer
ican Legion went out on a rabbit
and squirrel hunt Sunday. One team
was raptained by Jim Hardesty and
-Asfssfyn Sssri..lSs.y ae hneesyscoran nos nos
w....fYg by a score of 800 points to
295. They got "a rabbits and 10
squirrels. This evening the game
will be served at a supper, at al
election of officers of the Legion.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Attending Brothers Funeral

S. Larsen, the clothier, was callet;
TO Croolston, Mimi, Friday by the
death of his brother Hans, who pass
ed away there. The funeral was
held Monday. The deceased was
born in Winneshiek county, and had
been located in Minnesota for a num-
Dor of years farming and in the real
estate business.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Women Suffer Broken Limbs

Mrs. A. M. Severson fell on the
icy walk in her yard last Thurs
day evening, and broke both bones
in her left arm above the wrist.
Mrs. Louie Larsen, while on hes
way to church at the Catholic church
Friday morning feel on the slippery
walk and sustained a broken arm.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
II. F. Roberg Called to Montana


Mr.. II. F. Roberg who is western
representative, for New York but
ter, egg, and poultry concern operat-
ing on the three large markets, New
York, Boston, and Chicago, received
special request to leave for Helena,
Montana, TO spend a couple weeks,
in connection with the state of agri-
culture.
Montana as we'll as North and
South Dakota, are fast developing in
the dairy business, as well as the
raising of poultry, the climatic con-
diions of Montana and North Oak
ota are ideal for the raising of tur-
keys and the quality from these Sec
tions are very good.
Mr.. Roberg's houses are big hand
lers of produce from these north
western states, as well as through
Iowa and Kansas and the south
west.
The state of agriculture OF Mon
tana is now strongly interested in
the production and handling as well
as the packing and grading of these
commodities, and have good deal to
do with distribution.
Mr.. Roberg tried to persuade his
friend Pat Roman to accompany him,
but friend "Pat" would rather stay
in old Decorah where it Is not so
cold.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Bows and Girls Attention

Read the County Agents letter in
this issue of the paper relative to
Brood Sow Selection Demonstration
to be held at Pat Romans farm, near
the City Park, next Saturday at
1920 A. NJ. This demonstration will
interest people in town as well as
the country. Do up the chores early
and be suraa. te~sahe. tns-ririi.s -riri.s meeting.
The National Bank of Decorah,
Ton Litter f'uturity Contest.
r. c. HJERLEID, Manager.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
WIN Resign as Deputy treasurer

We understand that w. j. Daring
ton, deputy county treasurer ex>
poets to resign his position Jan.
first, and expects to take position
with the Ingvolstad Lumber Co., and
learn the lumber business.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
SUNDAY, Dec. II, ONLY
"SCHOOL DAYS"

A Z act Screen Classic that viii
make you feel younger, better and
happier! A special State Right
Picture. Another of the NEW Big
ger and better pictures. And with
same, Prizma cOlOred prologue,
HMEMORIES". lOc and 25c.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Fire Alarm Yesterday

The fire truck was called out yes
terlay forenoon to the Chas. Glover
residence near the City Park, where
sparks from the chimney had ignited
the roof. 1t was put out with very
little damage done.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
DIR. Hutchinson Jnstalls X-Rav

DR.. T. C. Hutchinson, the dentist,
has just installed one of the latest
and most modern X-ray machines on
the market for dental purposes.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Attended Fat Stock Show

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Defining, son
Edward and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Mons
Tweet, o. A. P. Haugen and o. P.
Olson attended the fat stock show in
Chicago last week.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
"OUT OF THE DUST"

Al act Special based on and in
spired by the famous paintings of
Frederick Remington. Also SPEED
two reels. 10c 25c.
10 per cent receipts 90 TO Red
Cross Stamps.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
CECIL De MILES Production
SATURDAY NIGHT"

A Nine Act PARAMOUNT"
Super-Special. Cast includes LEAF
RICE JOY, CONRAD NAGEL, etc.
Suspense! Romance! Beauty! Thrills,
as only big money can stage. 1O-25c.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
Study Center Saturday, Dec. 16

Program:
$50 A. M.-Teaching pupils TO
Study-A. q Fuller, Jr.
1O:3O-Noon Eunch-Anna L. Leg
gett.
100 P. M.-Aldine Language De.
monstrator-S. Z. HOLSTER.
2:00-The Art of Questicning-A. Q.
Fuller, Jr.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13

Genuine sold Style" Ludefisk
sold by F. J. Rosenthal & Sons. 50tf
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-13
gnblit Opinion.

BY HARRY ]. GREEN
DEBORAH, IOWA, DEC. Is, 1922
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
mrs. Brandt
$y1e$ mango
liar yagre.
Spinbe / 1t. Calhoun er iom en- felt
anSen Eeriun iiSen bmn tog Sun.
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Der ion ct Sarn o. befinSer fig nb-
merfct.

Seq er iaa GLAD ober ben Woobe
bporpaa Sanloc bar gienoprettet min
Sunobeb og Stprfe, of reg aloria for.
bigaar en- Inleoning iii at fort9ue
ON mine grfaringer,~ ioebe Mrs.
Wtarp Brandt, Sort Calhoun. Rebr.
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ieg ipiite gap mig life Sen tilbsrliqe
Npring. Seq table itaois / geet og
gnergi.
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oct of tage Sonlac, os set er Iiee.
frem merfeligt bpor mart oet iotte
mig paa georiueens Sci igiert. Seq
er MI iom Ell belt artoen Yerion, ipi.
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Sanlac iGlges al gooe I~potbefere
| ale 9ner.
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Samen | bpiOt,

SorteGins al @ilfie Collins, 2oet
SpIag, uoen Communicating oen
melt IpGnoenbe % f~Gngslenoe Tr.
man, iom bar sauet / "&eb Irnen".
Som ell nlpitiif Speseliesbiitprie Ell.
Ter iom Ell Conan SopIe's Seteftip.
biltorie boloer Den 9Gierens Sp.
merflombeo ianeen fra fsrit til iioit,
"Somen / bnibt" err et SpiuSelp9p
al Git oe H9nfer, clifton % Soo.
1925. Speeiel Yris for N%bOnnemtsr
Toe.
THE PUBL CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
Trt Yrpbc SIapao.

tss1N. Sem en- ssnaS. al attsit.r Tor al b,piis hpaS
Slapac paoS qisr for anbre. Cab os 'troe Sem
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SvmPHNV z7o7 stuart Building. u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25

Get er life garene aleue Der eisr en- 9ur1s
mel. Mause Weuueifsr er pnere / Spttis
adrSdlbereu erb uuore er / Ssrtierue. Gu
ittp % beiet Rps, ltipe og perfenbe 2sbsmob,
rbeumdttite Smerter, oaurlist Spu % SlGs
reure9elmGSli9heoer itplbeS pite Rpreipaas
beo % life iremltrebeu IIoer. gao life ipaae
9tprer 9isre bio gantrrel. Srlg Span's
aibucp Tils. SDan's bar 9iort 2ipst mere
fomiortabelt Tor Sultuoer al Glore Wtsnues
Ter. Sunrn min Tnhn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
.sHN..Vss.s N.sssNsHsHSSESN
On ipGnoenoe BOG:
"Gm Spaaooms
Spfbloelie".

~ sen perSensbersmte Sorfatter Ales.
SrmaS.
S~ortruireer ~foreeaar | en- at Be ma
tcresinuteite SipSperioner | Srarfries
SiItcrie 90 er CT lanet S9o al RirrIies
Deb % Sus. Sutrieer % HnnisIsiI.
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en- 9tteramrenS Stormaus iom Siras
rcaesr poer. elegant tuhburSst meo
siteIeu / Sub paa Srg 90 Serrr. EriS
$3.50. speeiel gris I'll absnnenfrr
SIPS.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
Scr CT ct Tcccrab Silfrloe.

Spm Enpren. Sfpulaeer. 800 San Stre.t. iiaer:
-SiheeT oeo Srntcn. iom iea eiorbe uuiteu belle
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'no az SpauS 9touep 0inS. 70 he betrteee mtg dltto
poa tort Sto for hisis Suoer."t
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"Sjemmet paa Brrrien", ser bercts
Ter moriomt % IipIist on Sonas Oh
lens fsrite gar / Tpbpeset paa Tr9a
rien / Winneiota, foreliseer / Scgs
fern. 322 CHER. Vris S1.25. Sbe
Slnunoien Tubliibine Co., Seeprab "a,
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&aif bort eoerS 8rofbtno!

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oi BRUCE Staals eIer 8ubbsrsSino iom
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Spring cafe, esusbp. $500 op til
$500 pr. acrs. Strip til @eorss eiao.
een9bp, Miuue'otd.
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elite. Sarm Some 60, Secrritp Slbs..
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paa Sarnrprobufter itfrer ioreSst Snteresis /
Sorbbrus. s stpuomiit Seuieeube itaar
peitlies Canada, meb i'm lane Eris pao eauS,
Der er al ben melt frustbars Spalitet. / aler
isrits Rette iaa lou9t bet ungaar bet bsoits
SSelt for ofoupmilf Nauobrug.
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baneu, mn at iad paa oiSie GrfitriiousSdtosr,
til at i~uipicsre 9auoet peitlige Gouaoa o.
unberises be NGriuastilber os Sortieusitsr,
iom MI iad let erbolpes.
Sfrip til ben Canadian @opernnsnt asent.
lom er nGrmsit Dit Nieut, for nGrmsrs Spa
IpSniuecr ON Si1etpriIer, Sdtoer % bpilfss
iomhelit anoen unoerretnina eu rraatts enite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25

Stprartet NnleOniug at faa suot
~ 9aub, lstte @iIfaar. ri Cite, Sart.
9afer Asa, ct. Sroir Sails, gSiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
a. E.

2o2 w. Fifth Street, pes Moinss, Iowa.
NutpriieretS Canadian Government daeut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13
MORE TAXES.

The proposal OF W. w Boyd
state game. fish and oyster com
missioner. to get the legislature
to pass a measure amending the
game law, 50 as To require every
hunter 10 pay certain tee lot i
hunting license meet, with one
outstanding objection.
lie says the plan Will take an
other quarter million dollars out
OF the pockcts OF Texas people
every year aud hand 1t over To
his department To be expended,
and probably very wisely
But taxation is taxation whcth-
or il is done by a direct levy OF
whether II Is done M tins round
about way through licenses. The
public is always the one To- foot
the bill in every taN movement
and the Texas public Is going to
rise IN such terrific opposition be
lore long that We will not be able
to carry measures for worth while
enterprises unless these uuimpor-
tant and trivial tan proposals are
kept from the legislature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13

vilion They received little local
encouragement.
The city went ahead and voted a
bond issue FOR 4 municipal audi
forum and left the Hereford
breeders without a pavilion even
after they had offered to do their
share OF raising fund, Maybe. il
is impractlcable to Try to have
cattle and people in the same
building. That's not the question.
The Hereford breeder, will APP
pear before the board OF City De
velopmcnt Friday night and ON
the same night will appear before
the Junior Chamber OF Commerce
To- make what Is likely 10 be q
final plea. ]. NJ. Nicely in an adj
dress before the Lions Club Tues
day pointed ont that farmers and
cattlcmcn will turn away from
Amarillo, are IN fact. said he, al
ready turning away because they
do not receive the kind of treat
mcnt, he claim, they deserve
Many other farmer, and cattle
men are OF the same opinion.
These two organization, can
prove their worth to this commuu
ity by staring some definite ac-
ton 10 placatc the Hereford
breeder, 100 some way They need
a pavilion IN Amarillo Some
mean, to get such a pavilion must
be provided or they viii leave.
These Hereford sale, ought 10
be held permanently IN Amarillo
as the members OF the association
wish. They want 20 stay m Nina
rillo because of It's central location
and because OF It, easy access by
railway. The sale, mean money
10 this city, and mean advertising
Moreover. aside from the rmmc-
date money spent during these
sales the good will OF the breeders
Is at stake That Is OF Iucalculablc
value to the city
Action must be- taken mmc-
diatcly to secure these sales per
mancntlv Tor Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-13

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