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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-02-03
RAILROAD EXTRAVAGANCE

To supply dependable transportation duty railway
The meeting obligation the public upon railway
management The public vitality management
to this responsibility.
The best public dependable transportation
the OF the essentials that so provide such service 10 insure this
vice and ask the things perhaps both convenient
and desirable in order to attain what S important
Sound principles good practice demand in times like the present the
being applied by
every sensible individual his people
demand corporation which
they not countenance in affairs
To Illustrate these principles specific Illustrations the
the Central Georgia Railway cite certain trains the
vaey-Pery of Georgia expended
each s0O Of On the CutFt Gaines Branch $685. spent
impossible justify operation earnings
instances do meet the for and fuel Particularly this the
the railway operated without profit The
spend practice possible
enable it to live within it's income
seeking crl discontinue
muts they serve Tsis being done with view toward preserving the property as
public personal interviews and the printed word
The public is entitled this information questions
trains less than in 1916 but the factors
greatly increased 1915 cost $27 per ton and 1922 costs $3
which $12 hundred dollars 1888
staggering total Of 1921 oioo nearly 100000 per day. Labor are much greater
large part Of railway expenditures
Again inquire
tng Central
duced
amount OF loss ana carnage $9 ZOO 90 The ] f
the exercise OF Gaoran eea + b has @ tt g d fG
all this the Central Georgia failed by $96200O in 1921
dividends on the capital invested.
In the face Of this showing
its place the facts before them for their consideration and ask
dollar earned.
We are grateful understanding support that have already
that program may some individual interests
Constructive ' ' r..n o.. Of s: yH H.s7 Company
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-02-03
Shsriffs Tax Sale.
GEORGIA-Lee County.

There will be sold in front of Court
House Door on the first Tuesday in
March 1922, within the legal hours Of
sale to the highest and best bidder for
cash the following property to wit;
s Acres Of Land in the North East
corner Of lot no. unknown and bundled
as follows: North by Daniel Harris,
East West and South by Donald Will
iams.
Said property levied on under tax
ri. Pa. issued by r. 4. Green, Tax Col
lector Of said County for State and Coun-
ty Taxes for the year 1921. and against
Mrs. Carolina Laramore and Son. Ten
ants in possession notified in terms o.
the law.
This the 10th day of February, 1922.
P. G. COXWELL, Sheriff.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-02-03
The Difference.

Young son-Father, what is the diff
ference between robbery and pillage'
Father-Perhaps, I can explain It,
my son, by saying that dentists bill
is robbery, while Doctors bill is alb
sclBte pillage.- NYayside Tales.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21

A. boe Ire 3 - gary Fark Add. lots a.
hssaE q Fred Fred !. Gary Park Arr. lots ae.
Howard Fred j.. GARY PARK Add, lot n.
Howard Fred j.. cary PARK Aad III. 4.
Hs 3, eIoek - :, Ka.a,.:. LIZ ),
OF lot ID 10 ~ blork SUI ~ \
nd a.oeh Fred j. D. 5 !, ii, !;
Howard P,Gef rrsd j.. sherman PARK Add it.
u, i. IS block l:........-... n.
lot IS. block / -'ia 4N''p'
H9 p, q F ssk i Sanford Tuebs' End Add,
'7lsi Hanyard Henry X. Oak Park ADD. lot
71s7 Hood. wn s., j r. LittIes 1st Add.
lot : hIcck : = Lft'e's st Add
HOOD loo, W s1a.. s. J. n Littie's 1st Add.
Hood VIM s. j. IL iIttle.s Isl AID
nts IL ia ilori ~ '
Hood. WIN. =, j. L. Little's Isl Add
not dol IL block
lefs n =. * - 70 $50 80 1AHa''
Hood. VIM s.. J. II. Little's LIST ADD.
Hood Wm Is S. J. IL Littie's Ist Add.
Hood VIM - & +. ~ j. K. Lit,e's lst Add.
Hood s Y wm - s. s. g. 8 G 4, Lit... Isl Add.
J. g. 40 block 2 ....-.......-....'
HOOD 3o, YIN, LIZ ], j. Li''ie'a Isl Add.
Hood VIM s. j. 4 Little's list Add.
7172 4 = w Dionf and Joanna Broad
lnSr WAY ts Aad lot 1 a., block !; aaas. a,o.a
JNNNTA4t
7174 1ndlana ( Illinois Land Co. Highland PARK
Indiana naa e u II e'i fana co. Highland Park
Indiana llama Illinois In G.0i Lana CO. Highland Park
~ Add. lot nh; ST boek ,,;.,,
Park Add. lot s. block 49,. +.
indiana 4 illinois Land CO. IND Highland
Indiana 4 Illinois Land Co. End Highland
inaiana Illinois = 10 ~ Co.. End Highland
1n.liana Z illinois + Ian n'p' Co. 5nd Highland
1ni NIX Add fi,a loJ II block IL ,,,.haa
Park ADD. lot . block ,...........
Park add lot p. block .-,..,...-.:
ih f1 limos lana anu O. 2hd Hlshiaho
M 1n ark Addi ,,n 10, ~ 6@cS 80 III tisian5
,n fsrk Add ,,,I lot : block - -. !
=, LAR, Fa[k Ad ,,;;.d lot $ block 81 !. ,,,,
pd 81 iana On ma RaIgb r. hI P
Aai lot '''se's -''u - s''''i'H : 4ih
d inI II aad co asa Rfsg rb, t. B9 e
1s5 ,srdo os Z Tr.t a,,r. rank .
: Sc nj see i2as-9 fsfoo acres i'.'N ~
J |: S rs ls' Add, r 81 It Of lots
Is e e. pick Tsl y s.,,. ;.at 1i,.
moor Real Estate COS 2nd Add. " ai.ss
Inss ras iona Trust savings Bank, Ridge.
r. lot ,o 20 block lock. ,- p..s ,,,..
moor y Rga s,,l Es = C C :. End I'D, I'D 81
= 81 t nlaGle - II OF lot /, pock
moor Real Estate co - 2nd AID Ions ?
o.. to TO- . block ~, : = :, -, -.
81 Jndrzesswsk John and nd. stanslawa Broad
!, Add.. iqi .. bloch,
263 Jorion John y ca; Doyle, Kathryn;
burkes Nae, !, suraovai Ma arg Ire tina
zf9 Iohn Ghalkiy East Engiewood Add lot
-. a. DOCK :. -, :.
2sa Johason ~ Ed " Ford End Logan Park
aos Jaaeescs Jos. and Anna. 2nd Logan Park
Add, lots ~ 81 block :--.-.-
322 Jones Thomas s.. Condit- MeGtnnitys Sub
lots 30, 81 block -
s34 Jeneries. Isaac and Loncetta =, Sanford
Iubbs IND Add, lots l, =, h,eck
Jeffertes Isaac and Lonoetta , Sanford
uons -ila Add.. lois T. ., o. D.och
JefIeTies isaac ana I~oucetta >. SANFORD
Iubbs znd Add. lot 70 block =
JemeIles isaac ana Loleetia SAhlolo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21


Aaa vS1 lot H. i siocE As4a E eea''@'
. End Add .F lot 10. an CLOCK tsp:@ ,''Y TT
i. snd ADJ ss s. IS ana "a f 5ees g. gary '@'
ss I'm Inns Aaa lot e. 7'q block ca T. l-.s
as Lanes ADD \ Il 'e Of lot iot a. block i.ie
i'G park Aad ive' lot 15 ana block ia's IS r. n
rs 9Re ADD pivot io e. s sRa i - e. na @
s Fark ADJ dss' lot - a." block .s1'4 - -
49, srd Aid iot 10. block
arm ADD lot 49, ' block "a 80
o Aaa i oSs s. i block i'q sa'a - o.N '+F
i'G aaG 1T %S T. block a"q II isu@ =. ca
'@ Aad p lot a. block '@a IS - eH
A9 aaG lot s. block I"9 ~ s''a - o-N
%ocd A3d i.Fi lots as So 6ock { .-.'''
81 Aas, lot eIost , l.5 / nta,.;,..
Ada, ~ OF lot ). block ! 80.
'- l'i rarR Ada, lot s. slotE -
l'G PARK AID ID los is. Block
il Park ADD il.s lot a. @oel
Park Add. lot Is block
NM F"Gk Adj 'si lot s. block
PARK ADD d., lo a. I'll bocb .-,@'.''
hd Pnrk ADJ 3ye lots g s. e" g. BOOK 9sa - Lincoln
Ai raTf ADJ 3ss ios g. az e. Io .,so
rart AID. Iot Is, block Ell.
lot i, block .....;,......
S''i' f'i let ). 6 stseSss -" - 1>'
S'''S Hq let 5. Block >" .o"'n ''0''N.'
Hooper po r. A saol r. 'th South Broadway AID
$685. hi ios e. 8 block i "a e. t,'o"a .9
lots =: a. bloch. %
n ia's Z % s. elo%5 = .
lot 20
ses2s Hay. Anna J., ToIeston Add. Z. Chicago
block l. =.
sss Horn Los u; 8 s sa Park south hfoadway
Hunt. Iora 4. Broadway Heights Add, lot
sse4s Host '' sfsyeh and John Petueh Logan
. Park Add iot L hl laebntor par end
'e''' nd Asd lots IS q eees
''''V i' ADD lot Isl a. block
lot is. block :....-;....-
block 81 -.
ssssa HUDSON Thomas Bis F t1oe East hsae
$685. he gam Sra o Aad. lot 6 Book
Park Add lots 5, s. block, II. ,.....,.:...
49,. Add: iot = eI9ek 80 8, !; (
block q ~, 81, ~ ii
Hunter Bertha y. Oak Park Add. lot
sss's H1 hsd lot ca r. biock 50'a'''s'.s
sssss Hoover Alfred = Glen , PaTk' Z IL -
Hoover Alfred a e T. IL Glen b Pa5k u ~ s
Hoover. Alfred r. keles-S s MINES ilVd MS
Add, # OF lot - block
Add lot - block .......-.....,.
Add II lot &C. 60 b pe4S y Il "a 4
Hoover Alfred B., Glen Fark' ~ - - y
Hoover % Alfred + r., 20 Glen PARK " 81 ~
of i IS e OF lots ana . nLosk 2. -
Ne NJ sec s-as-s l75xi25 - Ill.
park lot 81 block -.
H9 noo3oa gnan ssnnSe ot Po
ia oak Park ADJ Add lots a. block 5s
Ae onR Park s' add. lot - block
coin Park Add. lot 81, block 9. III,
Aa moFs Orr Fisa 6iriehs Isl 1dd 6k
Hs WldR ADD f''i ot i boe esSps' - :. III
ha TicR Add nf Iofs ! ) ! block lo.
esfesnn5s's sas los IS sioe5 i, c.t
' PARK Add. lot 4. block IS;
Harnmond.s Sub. lot q, block u. ~,
isston Land cos ls Ada lot 70 biocS 81,
$685. f'a 70 IS "A'.' ........
lot l. block 3.,...........
sssss Harris. J. Glen; and Geo Tanon RiyeT ,
asses Harris. J. Glen, and Geo. Tanon' caldweifs
Harris IRIS u /. Glen and Geo. Tamon. South
Harris lri J. Glen and Geo. Taraon. 2nl South
Harris J. Glen ana Geo. Tarnon. End South
Ha nTGa' w Glen ma and Geo Tamon. Oak Park
,,a Aqd. los Glen s and Geo. ramon, OAK Park
Add lot O. block 32...............
Harris. J. Glen and Geo, Tanon oshoTnes
Ha Aaf ! Ger Gen and Geo ramon osso5nes
Harris IRIS J J Gle Glen and Geo Tamon I. P.
l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21

block -
!. s. block N'.o.e'a''a Naa. io's J.
80 Ni block 'iai" - i'si'ne's Isl Nd lot .
Nf s. bl5 Ea'pa g, fis''nFF' +! Aaa. lot
As IT, block 5e's'pn ~ iie''nsr is' Aa'' i0'
keller Ralph O. Pleitner,s list Ada lots
-. a. block ............ s.....-
s ~is a " g. Eoa cona'
den city Add. lots 10. il. block ;. -.
den CIV Add. at f. CLOCK '''-
'i' Ada i3 H. As 81 hiosk "'Rh' ist
1876 kunz. VIM. Forest hin Add. lot H. blk
''9' block ia -''''ei. ''.'. roc
krascson. Anton. broadway AID lot 5.
1857 Kt Gl@eF N "a Mack COS Isl Aaa.
lot is block .........................
ION lot - s' tlaek ) MseN 'S' A'''i'
'sS h2 pot hid lan ana Ant'ha fp4'hs A'd''
1889 Kreinman Michael Broadway Add lots
Tirich,s 4 Ia. lot 22 block i'.......
~ N' lot Sc h Es''' l'l'''" '.& ',''
's21 Keller Fred W. Fairmount Park Add. lot
s42 Knight. Edwin - F. Il. Mas 1st Add.
e. 50, r boss ]. :. !,
Nf bee, l'a~n - Gary i'F A''' 'o' ~
ka,sh a"9 ydn @a wsh h Park
2nd Add. lot Is. block s.......... -. r.
1877 Kareul. Anton Logan Park Add. lot IS,
ka sgSf Anton Logan Park ADD. lot 81,
.ss5 ri5h Jack and Mary. 2na oak PARK Add.
lot H. block - ..-.....+s.. .........
$50 hesk - f'''l. SUD- 'o'
as t. 81 BLOCK
'q lst AaS los a. block ',E"' ~ "D
' bldek 2 l'ss ',l''s'' ~,
Ni re an bl iSaE i'unaells o'n Aaa. n
9i3 Biiott Michael A. Trustee G r l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-21


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2.s5 17.oz 21.ss. .4a.2s
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
C.. BUYS MORE
PURE BRED ANIMALS

Fargo, N. D.. Nov. 1.-The Agri-
cultural college here unlike many in
dividuals Is willing to follow its own
advice and accordingly has recently
bought a number of pure-bred dairy
cows and other thoroughbred ami
mails, according to P. F. Trowbridge.
director of the extension department.
Among the recent purchases are:
Several fine milking Shorthorns for
the demonstration farm at Mcleod.
Ransom county.
A milking Shorthorn for class room
d demonstration work at the college.
Three pure-bred Holsteins for the ex-
tension farm here. Three Clydesdale
mares for class work, breeding and
as work horses at the college.
The institution last spring bought
a choice Guernsey GOV from the Jean
Duluth farms and she is just being re-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
3 Decisions Announced .
By State Supreme Court

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 1.-The SUI
preme court has announced the fol-
lowing decisions:
Allen O'Dell VS.. Henry Hiney. APP
pealed by latter. from Ward county;
appealing from Judgment and from
order denying new trial; Lowe. judge.
Affirmed.
Central Metropolitan bank vs.. Am
erican State bank of Burlington and
Jourgen Olson; Central Metropolitan
bank Us. Farmers State bank of San
ish; appealed by American State bank
OF Burlington n Farmers State
bank of Sanish: appeal from Ward
county, Lowe, Judge. Reversed.
Ben Blocker vs.. G.. J.. johnson and
P. z. Mowry, appealed by latter;
from Burleigh county. Nuessle. Judge.
Affirmed,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
Granville Hopes To
Keep Turkey Record

Granville. N. d.. Nov. 1.-Gran-
ville's fame as a turkey market, gain
ed last year, will more than be main
tanned this year, according to dealers
who have inspected flocks In the COM
munity.
The Christmas and Thanksgiving
seasons last yea brought $4,000 to
tho immediate vicinity for dressed
turkeys, shipped. mostly to Chicago
andr New York.
/. Alocal produceeeompanysi is arrang-
ing for Q place to pick turkeys and
will have expert picl1ers on the Job.
This picking will be done for a small
Fec, or farmers are privileged to pick
their own fowl. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
Man Alleged To Have
Assaulted Ed Hughes
To Be Tried At Capital

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. IA
man giving his name as Harry
long of Milwaukee. who, accord
Ing TO witnesses, assaulted Ed
mund A. Hughes, president Of
the Hughes Electric company Of
this city and former state senator,
on the streets here Tuesday
afternoon, will be tried in police
CONT here today.
After his arrest, Long was held
in default of $1,000 bail. Mr..
Hughes, whose face was badly
bruised when he was knocked
down by Long, declared he had
never seen the man before. Long
refused to give any reason for his
late actions.
Witnesses declared he deliber.
ately struck Hughes after asking
him his name.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
Urges Polk Farmers
IT, Burn Weed Patches

Crookston, MINI, Nov. w. r.
Low district weed inspector, on Tues
: day issued q statement urging farm
ers to help in weed control measures
by burning weed patches, burning out
bitches and along roadsides and
fences. 49,
While It may be dangerous to
start.a IRE Mn some places, there are
a great many fields whore IRE can be
controlledsss5he aapid.ss it's llyeryf
commonT.f III weed patches Us appear
in low places n the; cultivated fields
en- account Of theicrop being drowned,
out. If these spots were burned, be-
sides destroying q large amount Of
weed seeds these low; spots would be-
spring, the efficiency OF drainage and
road bitches will be greatly increased
and the distribution of seeds by the
water route will be greatly reduced;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
Northwestern Neus
Says Flax And Butter
Fat Are Outstanding
. Money Makers In N. D.

Fargo. N. D.. Nov. Flax and
butter fat are the outstanding money
makers for the North Dakota farmer,
according to p. F. Trowbridge, d.
rector OF the agricultural college ex-
tension department. 1ntthe past year
they have probably brought more
money to the man who produced
them than any other Of the states
general farm products.
Poultry and hogs also stand high
in this respect. Mr.. Trowbridge = dds.
Flax will rank especially high dur
ing the 1928 season, the extension
head declares. The tariff law recently
passed has put such protection on
both fax and its produce, linseed 7oil,
that the linseed oil mills Of the coun-
try may continue to operate and the
future PROSPERITY of;;the industry Is
assured. he points out.
In this connection they urge the
farmers to watch the play between
the worlds supply and demand for
farm products and to plan their farms
accordingly. If he is alert and will
ling to raise whatever is most in de-
mand he will help both himself and
the general@institute Of agriculture, he
argues. %@| AA4-a@,g 4. rs
The agricultural institute at Rome
and the agricultural department at
Washington send out weekly reports
which carry Information of this kind
It is possible that the agricultural
college may in the future coordinate
such information In these bulletins a.
concerns North Dakota for use az
news stories in the press of the state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
POTATO MAN SAYS
CAR SHORTAGE MAKES
RAILROADS LIABLE

Moorhead, Mimi, Nov. Hugh J..
Hughes. director of.marketing of the
Minnesota department Of agriculture,
told potato growers and shippers here
last night that In his opinion the rail-
roads as common carriers could be
held liable for loss resulting from in
ability to supply necessary cars.
He urged shippers to make car or
ders in writing. O. P. B. Jacobson of
the Minnesota railroad commission
through a misunderstanding went to
Detroit instead of. to Moorhead as
scheduled.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
RED LAKE FARMER DIES.

Red Lake Falls, Mimi, Nov. L.
Joseph Herold. age 80, farmer living
in this city, died at st, Mary's hospital
ct Rochester, Mimi, Of abcess. of the
bladder following years Of illness dur
ing which time he made some twenty
trips to Rochester and underwent ten
major operations. His brother, Jacob
was with him when he died. He is
survived by his wife Olivene Goulet
Herold, whom. he married in 1919, and
by three children: Bernice, age 8;
Roland. age 3 and Patrick, age 2. Mr..
Herold was born at Fertile. MIMI,
March -. 1889 and lived practically
all his life in this section Of the state.
His mother; four brothers and TIRES
sisters. are living. y.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
FIRE ENDANGERED
LIVES Of INMATES
1T GIRLS SCHOOL

Duluth, Mimi. Nov. 1.-The lives
OF several girl inmates were endan-
gered n one building was destroyed
yesterday by,a fire which for a time
threatened the ,entire set of buildings
at the state home school for girls at
Sauk Center. Mimi, according to a
telephone communication received by
Warren +. Pugh, chief of police. from,
the acting superintendent Of the, in
stitution.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
INSTITUTE WE'LL ATTENDED.

Red Lake Falls. Mimi, Nov. l.
Forty-seven teachers in the rural
schools of Red Lake county attended
the fifth annual teachers institute at
h court house here. H. H. Fuller of
rural work at the state teachers col
lese at Mankato. and Mrs. Coral Os-
borne Young OF the state teachers
college at Winona,r were in charge OF
the institute. Special attention was
given to methods work, library in
struction, the teaching of elementary
citizenship, and the presentation and
discussion of local problems Miss
Carolyn Schlattman. county public
health nurse ave a talk on health
workIin the schools.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
PLAN MARKET DAYS

Warren. Mimi. Nov. friday
and Saturday will be market days
here, the event having become an an
nual affair
Reductions will be made in the price
Of staples by the various stores and
efforts to have no articles on sale Of
fered comparatively will be made.
The Dig feature Of the days, how
ever, will be q political speech deliv.
cred by Andy !Gump on the street cor
ner in behalf Of his candidacy for
congress.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
o BAND

Devils Lake, N. D.. Nov. 1.-The
Devils Lake Boy Concert band, known
overall the northwest as one Of the
best boy bands ever organized and
drilled in the northwest. is maintains
ing its popularity here. The band,
played its frst indoor concert here
Sunday tosa packed house. The con-
was given under the auspices of
the business men.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
Ns 8f.3IFN = - ;
WILL VOTE ON FAIR.

M.MtnnewAUkon, N. d., Nov. L.
Whether or not Benson county will
continue to have a county fair will be
decided by the voters Of the county at
the election next Tuesday.
Considerable opposition has deve1-
oped to the fair in. the county, and
the commissioners thought the most
satisfactory way Of settling the prob
lem would be'to- submit 1t to a vote
of, the electors. r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
Andy Gump And Others
b, Attend Beach Program

Beach. n. D., Nov. ANDY
Gump. Min,. Uncle BIN, Widow
Zandcr and Andy's campaign
manager, were in Beach on Mon
day night to attend the Town
!Criers parade and masque ball.
Tho event which was widely
advertised and aided by good
weather, was remarkably well at
tended. Besides the Gump group
nlasqucs other characters of life
or fiction were unprecedented.
The ball was perhaps the most
successful held in the city in re-
cent years. Liberal prizes we're
given for the best costumes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
Two Montana Counties
Planning Corn Shows

Sidney, Mont. Now complete
plans have been made for the Rich
land County Corn show to be held at
Lambert, November 13 and IA.
An earlier date than usual was de-
cided upon this year in order that
good weather might be reasonably as
sured and in order that part Of the
program of the state corn show might
be secured.
Extensive advertising campaigns
V been put under way and an
enormous attendance is anticipated.
.Glendive, Mont, Nov. lone Of the
biggest Corn and Poultry shows ever
held in eastern Montana is planned to
be held here November 20. 20 and 80.
Exhibits of Dawson county corn es-
pecially Will be shown.
"A hurried survey has revealed that
more than $4,000 acres Of corr was
planted in Dawson county this year
and has yielded on the average over
40 bushels per ere giving the county
over 100000 bushels of ripened corn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
BUYS 100 CATTLE

Ryder N. D., Nov! IA herd Of
100 cattle purchased by Tom Smith
Of Elbowoods passed through Ryder
early thisSweek. Mr.. Smith IL making
neutrality-suspicious. Of cattle for his
ranch this fall. and COW punchers are
now .Abusysrpundlng tthen6. up and
driving them to; the ranch,
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Paper Offers Prizes
, For Poultry Stories

Beach,, N. D.. Nov. 1.-The Beach
Advance, local newspaper, has offered
q prize of five dollars in cash for the
best story on profits obtained from
the raising of chickens or turkeys in
Golden Valley in 1922.
In order to make sure that the
stories are backed by actual figures
the paper requires that affidavits be
furnished by those entering stories.
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STUDENTS PLAN PLAY.

Jamestown, N; D., Nov. IA Cot
FERTILIZER production, THE Rivals.'
will be staged here by students Of
Jamestown college. The play Us a
comedy in three acts written by Rich
ard Brinsley Sheridan. The play will
be given at the Voohees chapel. to-
night. 3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-01
WANT TRAIL MOVED.

Ryder, N. D.. Nov. The Town
Criers club of.Ryder is, busy pm the
proposition Of having the route Of the
National Parks Highway changed so
that It win pass through the main port
of the city instead Of on a side street
as 1t does as present. The club also
elected officers at its meeting this
vuool ...s. -
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BIG tRARN RJ1RNS.

Ryder. N. D., NOV. 1.-The large
barn on the John May farm near here
containing two cows, a steer and fifty
dollars worth Of hay was burned to
the ground when one Of the children
of the family was alleged to have set
fire to the hay in the NOW. No in
surance was. carried.
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MAY. QUIT INDIAN WORK:

Bemidji, MIMI, Nov. George W.
Cross, for seventeen years in the In
dian service and for the past eleven
years superintendent of the Red Lake
lillian reservation near here. has
taken a six months leave Of absence
and he says 1t is possible that he will
rot return to the service, but may en-
ter business. IL
the indian service at the Rose Bud
reservation in South Dakota, later
lived in New Mexico and hasa thor
ough knowledge of Indian customs
and character.