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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
! IN DODGING BOIL WEEVI.
DON'T RUN INTO THE FROST
.SahN ises Planting Zig Boil Early
Maturing Cotton.

Its the early bird that gets the
woYn"-wc'vc all been pretty well
agreed on that for number of years
and it's also the early cotton that
dodges the boil weevil and boil worm,
but, in lodging the boil weevil,
there's possibility of His Cotton
Tops arising too early--so early, in
7fact that he'll get nipped by the
FROST.
That's the substance of a statement
gust sent out by the Extension Divis-
ion of Oklahoma A. and NJ. College
relative to spring planting.
EARLY maturing cotton" this
statement says, "docs not nccessari-
" mean small boil cotton, nor an
carly opening cotton. There are sew
aral big boil varieties of cotton that
set on and mature "A good crop of
hoJls early. but on account of their
large size they do not open as quick
ly AS some Of The early small boil
varieties. However, these early big
,1uiis are safe from the boil weevil
1amage quite rs soon as the bolls
IN the early small varieties.
"In Oklahoma we should not plant
small boil varieties or varieties hav
ing poor staple like Half and Half,
1ut use only one of the big boil ma
curing varieties having long, strong
and uniform lint.
do not plant cotton in the winter
Jr very early spring, no matter how
much like summer the weather may
be. Cotton is hot weather plant
and the seed should not be planted
until the ground is thoroughly warm
and all danger of cold weather is
past. If you see your ncighbor
planting early and you get the fever
50 bad you can't resist, use some
cheap seed for this first planting and
save your good high priced seed until
-he ground gets warm enough to
make the seed gcrminatc quickly and
grow off rapidly. The chances are
that cold spell will ruin that first
very early planting any way. Plant
as shallow as possible to get the
zccd in moist dirt Cut your acreage
and increase your acr" yield to the
maximum.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
Doesn't Depend On One

The following from the Board of
Agriculture's letter is interesting:
A very interesting letter was re-
ceived by this office from a farmer
in Pushmataha county during the
past week. This farmer stated that
he had 800 acres of land, that he did
not raise cotton, but specialized in
corn, sweet and Irish potatoes and
particularly in chickens. His smoke
house was full Of meat; he did not
depend on any one crop; had money
in the bank in both his and his wife's
name and claimed that the income
from his poultry compared favorably
with the receipts of an average oil
we'll. The grocery gill was an un-
known item in his yearly affair.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
S: %15&xs
EARN ~ - wv
and STOCK NEWS
Green Bugs Visitation Depends on
The Weather

Green Bugs Visitation Depends on
The Weather
The side-partners of Old Man
Gloom, are almost as active as crop
pests themselves. according to {. f.
Sanborn. entomoligist at Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical College;
and usually. they ride "ahead of the
hounds"
"Nearly every year" Sanborn says
"some crop killer appears before a
yield is known and starts some kind
of report to the effect that certain
crop insects or diseases are prevalent
to the extent that the yield will be
materially lessened. The market
price even may be effected by such
reports. whether the latter are relia-
Bile or not.
ITO be true, it is about time for
some one to over-estimate the pre-
valcnce of the green bug. 1t is pres
sent at Leila. Loyal. FL Reno, Oktaha,
Mulhall and GrainOla. / know this
because Of samples received from
these places. 1t may be that a gen
cral infcstation may occur this year
but it is yet too early in the season
to make satisfactory conclusion.
"Whcn Oklahoma has a severe in
fcstation it is generally because one
exists in northern Texas. Our dam
age is not generally caused by forms
of the green bug which develop here
but rather from forms which are
waited here from the south early in
the spring. When conditions are
right for a severe infestation it may
occur clear across the State in a
remarkably short time. Fields that
are not infested at this time can not
be guaranteed to be free of infesta-
tion within few weeks.
"The present weather conditions
are in favor of green bug develop
ment. Much depends upon the
weather and no one can predict the
future weather to a good advantage.
If we have cool, late spring we are
likely to suffer from the effects of
the green bug. If the weather turns
off mild and continues warm we
should not expect the green bug to
do serious general damage.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
Value of Feeding Shown

The value of proper feed and care
of livestock was conclusively demon
strated at a recent sale conducted on
the farm of B. Mendenhall, a breeder
of Holstein dairy cattle and Poland
China hogs, near Purcell.
At the Mendenhall sale, neiGhbor
who was breeding the same kind of
cattle and the same kind of hog, put
some of his stuff in for auction.
Mendenhall's stock had been well fed
and cared for; the neighbor's stuff
had been neglected. Mcndenhall's
cows sold for an average above $3.50
head. while the ncighbor's COWS
event begging" at $50. The differ
cnce in price offered for hog was
almost as great, Cromwell say.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
Orchard Demonstration

Demonstrations in fruit tree prun-
ing were given here and at Seely
school north of town last week by j.
A. Farquharson, State Orchardist Of
Guthrie, both Of which were well at
tended by folks interested in growing
fruit S. d. Hawkins who lives
southeast of Bennington. took day
off and came up for the demonstra-
tions. He has an old seven-acre
orchard.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
STRENGTHENING Markets

From the low prices of the season
wheat is up 80 to Al cents and corn
II to 20 cents. Hogs have advanced
$3.50, lambs $7.4j, cattle S1.50 from
the seasons low levels. These
strengthening markets for farm pro-
ducts not only increase the buying
power Of farmers, but are evidence
of the worlds growing confidence
in a more general stability Of prices.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
Exporting Lots of Corn

Corn has risen in price in the big
markets, from II to 20 cents since
the low point was reached in Novem-
ber. Exports of corn from this
country continue large. They were
4,8S7, 900 bushels recent week, COM
pared with 4,O05,O00, the proceeding
week and 1,47O,0OO a year ago. The
total since July 1. last is about 90
million bushels, compared with 14h
million bushels for the same months
last season.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17

One hundred farmer in "a commun-
t. northeast of Walter killed more
han 1000 rabbit, in a concerted
h { held there recently. Wheat
fields in that district had withstood
thr unfayorablc season successfully
1ul were being ravagcd by rabbits.
As a result Of the rabbit drive. their
rayagcs virtually have been but to
an end.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
81, ,OOO Worth OF Hogs

From another corner of the coun-
ty comes reports of big hog sales,
showing that as far as Bryan coun-
ty extends hogs are raised in paying
numbers. Geo. Petty. of Bennington
reports that last week he paid $4,000
for hogs brought in by farmers. He
shipped most of these hogs to mar
ket, getting good prices.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
Cotton Growers Meeting

c. l.. Stealy, secretary of the Ok
lahoma Cotton Growers Association
expects to hold a meeting here Thurs
day of this week to interest more
cotton growers in the plan of cooper
atively marketing their crop through
the association.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17

In undertaking to capture two
bandits near Monroe, Ark" Saturday
two deputy sheriffs, James Ryals and
and Jack Camp were shot and killed.
A third was wounded.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
Terraced 40 Acres OF Land

Thirty acres of land owned by Lee
Lane at Seely, which had begun to
be pretty badly washed, was terraced
last week, Farm Agent Dunlap aid
ing in planning the work.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-03-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our M
and sincere thanks to those IN.
so kind and thoughtful dunn,
sickness, death and funeral }
beloved son and husband, In
Lofts. May Gods richest BL'
rest upon each of you is OUT !
prayer.
Mrs. Eva Lofts,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G,I
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ri
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-25

UP-TO- DATE furniture and baby buggy
reDair company. Upholstertug and pack
I'M, phnnn 121n K-5 Y Il Weher.
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FOR SALE-REAL-ESTATE
Dandy Home

Six room modern east front
house. Reception hall, parlor,
dining room, kitchen and full
sun parlor with glass doors be-
tween this and dining ROOM
Quarter sawed Castings and white
maple floors except kitchen Sec
ond floor has nice bedrooms,
plenty closets, fine bath and
sleeping porch, that is finished
like rest of rooms and can be
used summer and winter. Full
cement basement with laundry
and dust proof coal bin. Fine
large front porch, cement walks
front and back. Garage large
enough for two cars. IL east
front lots. Old shade. This house
is in first class condition in every
respect, is located near Central
park. If you will be interested in
this property will make you an
attractive price.
J. M. Quail
Mulvane Bldg. Tel. 73S.
Home, Black 1924.
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wANrEp-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Married farm couples; farm
hands: dairy hands blacksmith for camp
M srrv man kitchen helpers hedu coos
in.n and wife restaurant work; ran-h c"u
t,Ie everything furnished. teamsters laDoI
cps milk driver: fry and 3nd COOKS UT
mans Labor Agency. IDS West sth.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, either sex
may earn 500 10 5000 monthly CORE
spundin.. for newspapers; SO 70 - Weeh-
IN in SPARE time. experience unnecessary /;
I1t, t-anvassinE: subject suggested. SEM
FOR narticulars National Press bureau'
Buffalo. \. s.
WANTED-Laberers. teamsters blach-
smith for camp. rock man: farm hahus ,
married farm couples; dairy hands; cooks :
Kitchen helpers. night scrub man ut-
mans Labor Agency. lu6 West stu
MY LEARN RARBERING A trade not
affected hv strikes. Big money me y ,t,.
round. Jobs waiting rite Ni $3.50
RNEBER COLLEGE. J44 Main st. Kansas
city.
WANTED-Partner with small capital
having proposition. TO leave town i'm
rnfliateIy. CaU Chesterfield Hotel, Room
1zT- Billy Reed
wANTED-Neat appearing young men 10
ieip photographer: experienced preferred
hut not essential Apply 2 u Nhl"usn-
by Reid Hotel
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN.
Men Women Blg pay. File your name
with Z Ozment. 2O4, ST. Louis. Mo,
wANTEIi-Young men over Is years. spare
time 4 guod chance to learn a profes-
sion. Apply J2n Van Rurcn-
ATTENTION. 7 have work for Il few ex-
service men. Bring discharges 9Jl y
Monroe. call q p. m
WANTEn-A young man for work on soda
fountain J. Mcfarland, 50 Kansas ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mill man. The
Robertson Mfg. Co, GIL East 10th
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NOTICE

THIS Is TO NOTIFY all persons and real
estate dealers that have Withdrawn my
farm in Sec. 10, r. IA, 7. Il. Osage county
KAN from the market - HARRY CARLk-
REAL. ESTATE toni
MY properties at AIS and AZ Tyler street
are off the market. Geo. Anthony.
NOTICE-My property at 140S Fillmore Is
taken off of the market Mrs. A. X
SoudarS
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

-
! %E-Xv HOTEI, VICTORIA: EUROPEAN
I and AMERICAN PLAN 81 DAY up
! NEW CafeD remodeled. redecofated turnout
sixth and Jackson. near Grahd thea'eh'
business center
FOR RENT-FacinE Central Park, newly
decorated furnished rooms, large sleep
ing pOrch for light Housekeeping Ll6Rt'
ras and water furnished $50 Phone wi
FOR RFNT-May 1st. . or 3 nicely FUR
I nisbed rooms for light house keeping,
everv modern convenience. Can SoOS OF
/ 1911 Western ave,
/ col TOPEKA AVE.-Bright, pleasant,
sunnv furnished housekeeping rooms,
with bath: splendid location. Phone 1622
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms,
| Drivate bath, garage, adults Fhone Blue
4SSG. 23S Woodlawn-
ron RENTING light Housekeeping
rooms 500 per month; adults only. Call
Black 241O
THREE partiy furnished rooms for light
( housekeeping. Phone Red 26fA after D
| o'clock
! TWO nicely furnished rooms for house
I keeping. gas range Phone zoo W hlte. :
/ TWO steepinE rooms West side, close in.
/ prices res sonable. Phone Blue 26IO.
| NICELY furnished southeast room. 81
I West 18th. Phone 1874 after =: m
! MODERN furnished room for rent in
/ private home. S2G Madison St
| MODERN furnished front room. 500 Kan
/ sas ave Phone Red 633a
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms
| 1870 Monroe St
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LOST AND FOUND.

REWARD for information leading to re
,overv Of female Boston Terrier. Is lbs.
brindle and white; disappeared March -
Phone 1906 J -
T0ST-Dfamond out of ring some where
on the Avenue Saturday. Liberal reward
Phone Black 1855 after 5 o'clock.
T0ST-Riack trimmed eye glasses with
chain and button Reward Phone Blue
agIs
roST-Tfttic finger ring set with three
diamonds Liberal reward Call 5si'Si W
IoST-At or near First Presby terian
church. indy's black purse call Juo- J.
LOST-Automobile crank Sunday morning
Phone Ised 24a.-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BARGAINS in used sewing machines. We
rent machines for 800 week or $500 n
month. Personal attention given to repair
work. reasonable charges. Sewing Machine
Exchange rs West 9Th St Phone 80
LASSES-Large lens shell or gold
frames fitted by new and EXPERT methods.
Guaranteed in every particular. best mou-
ey can buy; Si.6J. Phone Blue 2S24-
EMPIRE paint, outside white in color,
50 per gallon Lafferty Furniture
Store, S1S Kansas Ave. Phone 1850.
FOR SALE-One Admiral hay press. $
horse power engine. in good condition
Inquire H Breiteustein. So n Kan Ave
FOX SALE-Watches. ciocEs.. diamonds
jewelry. cut glass and EilTerware- Arm
strong Jewelry Co. 40 Kansas ave
ELECTRIC dish washer with horse
power motor. brand new, less than half
price. Can Red 1901.
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FOR RENT--ROOMs

THREE unfurnished light Housekeeping
rooms for rent: modern, west side ana
avenue. Adults only. Address f. T., care
Journal.
1g;9 T;RNTTON-RoOm in private family,
reasonable, lady preferred fnone o'oA
W
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srEcIAn couRsE FoR cHEFs.

hahSas Educational ana lnoustrlRl
Institute To Train Negroes.
A special course in the training OF
negro chefs has been added to the col
lege courses in the catalog of the
Kansas Educational and Industrial in
etitute east of Topeka.
We have had many calls for col
ored chefs, at wages OF 500 a month
or more We are going to try TO fit
colored boys for these positions"
George r. Bridgeforth. principal OF
the school, said today.
There is at present no place for
the training Of colored chefs. We
want to supply this opportunity"
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rnn RENT-APARTMENTs


FOT, RFNT-First floor apartment, COM
peteiy furnished. close in Tel 6Ss6 Red.
T=oT=R ROOM modern apartment. furnish
cd or unfurnished. 119 East eth-
~ WEST STH-Modern apartment, Edt-
son heat. Private entrance
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


D. r. Starr to C. A. Won Wolfi- sec ., 90
record .-.-..-----.-.--. - -f-f''N
7 W boron TO &. F. Shafer. lots bta-
s-T-s-a- SOL kellam ave. }. w 20
Dorou-s Walnut Pack sub tVv
T J. Clevenger to l. q White lots o.
Va ave. Highland PARK ada
G. a. Kfstener TO J Poleneck. lots ~ ~,
Broadmoor add; iof INV
H g. : Tindan to : j.. EdWaruss lvt ca
Ga Monroe St. Waiders ADJ - eSV
G. W Sumpter 90 W F. Mcdonnell
pt Sc. u G-12-16- ...----.---
C. : Elliott to A J. Spetter. lots ~
I5-11-19 Ohio ave. Highland Iark
f. Carlson to G. u. Burdick. lots 400
154-JG Broadmoor ave. kenwood. 1-iuV
I p Henry 20 E NJ Hales- lot l1i-
pt IJs. Plass ave, College Place -
add - VIZ
J. a. browning to Shawnee Co. see n, N
n n. Lucas To \. r. Thompson, lot 800.
fqa pt 4qT, Clay st. TROOPS add SJpo
7 NJ Woods 10 /. F. Henry. lots l'l- -
81 PIass ave. College Place add 10
& e. stark TO d F. Mallory. lot 6o9
Van Buren, st Walnut Grave ADD
The Hays Land & Inv Co TO + Nc
tiIothIin. lots = to T. inc, CARRIED
81 : also lots I to Il. inc. Seabrook
ave SeahrOok ub-------------.--.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Posftion ny young lady with &
,-pars. expcriencc in bookkeeping tNpinE
and general office work Address Il. T.
"a 70 Journal
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SERVICES DEFERRED.
Carnets Washed

At YOUR home Hamilton Beach machine
Topeka Electric Carpet Washing COM
pany Phone Black CLOS.
LAUNDERING. bundle washing family
washing and ironing. SILK work our spe-
cialty Call for and deliver. Phone White
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cor RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES

TI-RNTSHED HOUSE. 5 rooms. reception
hall oak finish. strictly modern. cnolce
LEGATION well furnished During summer
months $50 month. References Phone
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PHONE 4O49

Baggage and light moving. Trunks haul
ed 80 cents; two for 15 cents.
HENSTTTCHTNG and picoting. Special at
tention given to out Of town orders sew
ing Machine Exchange, 12S West 1th 81.
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wANrEn-EEMALE HELP.


WANTFp-Neat girls. lunch counter and
dining room work. good wages. steady
place women cooks. house help; kitchen
helpers chnmbermaids, women Tor country
homes. married farm couples; pantry wo-
men etc Furman's Employment Otfice, lVa
West Sth.
WANTED-Chorus girls. good amateurs
considered must be able to sing. TO leave
town Immediately. Chesterfield Hotel
Room 127. Billy Reed
WANTED-Woman TO help in kitchen and
wash dishes Graley Deicatessen- CD
West sixth.
WANTED-White girl for general house
work 1850 Fillmore
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES; The rate fer
Inserting Want Ads in The Topeka state
TonTnsI Is 1 cent a word each insertion;
rsinimum 10 cents; by the week cents a
word: minimum 50 cents
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must De
recommended with cash or check II Lull
ne vIneut OF the same Note the foregoing
Ire rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads TO be
classified properly must be in The state
Journal office before 12:2O O'Clock Mant
Ads received after u 80 till 10 p m VIII
be inserted under the head: To LAte :"
classify
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

Seeding RED CEDARS, 6 to Il inches
high; very fine: in lots of 100 for $50
Supply limited. Mount Hope Cemetery co.
Phone 3GO6. 425 New England Bldg
BOOK BARGAINS. We sell all books, new
and used. Pendry's book store, sixth
and Jackson.
SEND your screens to the North Topeka
Planning Mills TO be re-wired. Call 329l
FOR SALE-Good Kaw Valley dirt aud
well rotted manure. Phone CPS w.
DIRT FREE-Help yourself at 1856 Col
lege ave
GOOD GARAGE FOR SALE-1111 West
4th-
HURRY-UP EXPRESS co. Phone 226.
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LANE ST. 1269-For sale, 7-room house,
bath and summer kitchen, two stories.
completely modern, newly papered thru
out, new furnace, new oak floors IN every
kitchen enameled and white tile oil cloth,
second floor white enamel Nnd mahogany
finish outside reprinted, front room second
floor same as sleeping porch. This house
can be used by two small families as n
duplex or for one large family. Separate
plate glass front doors to first and second
garage good place for chickens and gar
den. On paved street. Good neighDor-
hood, one half block to car line, near good
school, few block to Washburn college
you can live the first floor and get a
revenue from part or all of second floor.
A fine property. Now ready to be occupied:
Part cash, balance monthly like rent, or
will trade See owners at col East 18th ave.
Phone Go or 1901.
7-room house > rooms first floor. good
furnace, basement > rooms ana Dath up
l ~ lots: excellent west side location.
4 rooms, electric lights, gas, good cellar.
barn and wash house, lot east side. A
6 rooms and bath, down, .. rooms and
bath up. gas, electric lights and good well
dandy kitchenette, close to shopsi prac-
ticaliy new. a bargain at $21OO.
1 have one rooms, lots, electric lights
gas. cistern with pump i'll house, good well
16 bearing fruit trees, raspberries, grapes
and strawberries, close to shops. beau
tifII home. Terms be arranged.
Many others in any location
For demonstration call Ryan, phone J011
with Nation Land and Loan Co, Room 314
New England Bldg, or call at 1873 Grafton
sundays or evenings.
FOR SALE-6-room modern cottage, full
cement basement, garage. east front
lots, $4,000. Blair. Phone 705.
FOUR-ACRE tract with T-room house
near Gage Park Easy terms. Phone 469
Z
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FOR sALE-PoUITRY.

FOR SALE-Bnrred Rock eggs for hatch
ing. T5c setting; delivered. Phone I0S.
RHODE ISLAND RED setting hens and
eggs e5uS Lincoln Phone Red 463.i.
FOR SALE-GoIden Scabright bantams-
Phone 1905 N-3.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SA s.E-tiarage and machine sn9p
business in Kansas town Of 1t-Nu
population. Address Machine shop care
Journal.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
City Property For Sale

-
Six rooms, modern, close in west
side, paved street and alley paid, ga
rage for three cars, $500 cash Will
handle the deal Possession at once.
Can SOIL New Eng. Bldg. s14- This
is a special bargain.
Six rooms, oak finish on first floor
strictly modern, close to Central park
A fine home priced to sell.
Seven rooms close to Washburn,
oak finish, sleeping porch, double ga
rage.
Five rooms, close to washburn. oak
finish, garage. This is a fine home
Price $500.
Seven rooms, full lots, fine shade.
A fine home, modern except heat.
Price $4,000.
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Farm $50 Acres For Sale.
FOR EXCHANGE.
INSURANCE


L. w WISSON-Fire tornado. plate glass
insurance. Phone S3f 81 Columbian Bldg
FIRE-TORNADO Insurance. W r. Kuy-
kendall. Phone 1902.
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Want Cash Offer

Nice cottage home in ten hundred
block Madison st Five rooms. bath,
full basement. good sneighborhood: =
lots with some fruit Cheap for cash
J.E. LEADER & co. Phone 2s5-
WE HAVE a Ford agency, including
building and Ford equipments. IN
a town of about 5000 people; in a
rich country. to exchange for $50 a
land in this locality This is hiS n
class business: no junk: owner will
give good trade. For full particulars
write The Mansfield Land Mortgage
Co. 312 New England Bldg, Topeka,
Kan. Phone 261
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WANTED-Seat appearing young men e
beir photographer: experienced preferred
hut not essential. Apply +. y. Ntiough
nv Reid Hotel.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-25

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~ Billy Reed