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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08
ARE GROWERS DIsCOURAGHD
OWEN LETTUCE FAILURE?

win the community around
Monte Vista raise head lettuce
again this next summer or did the
unusually hot dry year last year
discourage the growsrs! Following
. failure In . crop. usually many
producers Of that crop drop out.
Some Of the land In this section
u very favorable TO the growing Of
lettuce during . normal year. Let
tucs requires . cool climate which
this part Of the state ordinarily
has. Lettuce eoncsrns are Interest.
"a IN The development Of the In.
dustfy arounl here. The raising
es lsttses last year which was mors
Or Iess q a. sxpsrinsnt was not
sueessssul. chiefly on the account
extraordinary climate conditions.
eome Of the growsss who are q.
psetln6 % givs the game another
chance arN talking Of using 90 en-.
tirsoy disfsrsnt method this next
saa0se. Iastsad Of planting early
- thsy liA lasl spsins. they will
Daaat Ats. TAsa shouid the hot
IN weather conc asaia. The plssts
VIM ~ ~ affected.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08
MONTE VISTA SELE(THD
Al REAaOCNT STATION

Monte Vista has been selected by
the government as one Of the re-
mount stations. Henry Leonard,
secretary to the American Reinount
association recently wrote that he
WAS sending thoroughbred stall
lion. Wave Of Fire" to w. A..
Magill. . well known Monte Vista
horssman who will have charge Of
him.
MIR. Leonard recently purchased
Wave Of Fire" who 10 l5 hands
high from Lord Howard de Wal
den. Tho stallion has an excep-
tionaily good record ~ . racer. His
sire. "0reea Back" has won second
In the Derby. England's famous
horse race.
The government 10 establishing
remount stations at various places
over the Unitsd States with the
Idea Of replacing the present cav
airy horses whom worn out with
good stock. Experience has taught
that we'll bred stock 10 much more
dspsndsble and can stand more en-
duranes than scrub stock picked
up hit and miss.
No doubt Troop A being station
ID at Monte Vista had much to do
With this town securing one Of the
remount stations.
The stallion arrived Wednesday
afternoon.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08
Potato Reputation Of
Valley is At Stake

The reputation Of the San Luis
valley from the potato view point
is at stake. Potatoes from this
valley. known the United States
over, have always been in demand
but this year. wholesale houses are
passing up the famous Brown
Beauty because they are not well
cuIled.
Potato growers must regrade
their potatoes and be more care
ful In the culling II they expect to
get rid OF their crop. according to
the shippers in this vicinity. Grow
ers this year are lax In their Gull
ing and 1t is believed that many OF
them are using one and half inch
and one and three fourth inch
screen instead OF the standard One
and seven eighth inch screen or
else they re-culiing with a table
and are not taking out all the small
potatoes.
In the past. the Brown Beauty
potatoes grown In the San Luis val
ley have had preference on most
markets. They sold for q little
higher and were always being called
for. This year. according to ship
pers. the Brown Beauties are get
ting NO preference and often Idaho
potatoes and potatoes from the
western slope are being called for
instead Of the valleys famous pota-
toss. --.---...- .,..,-
There is not the usual repeat
orders this year. In times past,
Brown Beauties were always In de.
mand. but this year the whole.
salers are discriminating against
the valleys famous product. There
is u possibility that all the potato
crop this year will not be sold. Buy
ers believe that all growers should
resort their potatoes and sell the
best ones. keeping the culls ut
home and thereby maintaining the
reputation which the growers In the
past have established for the val.
ley.
Tho condition IL serious, accord
Ing to the shippers. This IL no time
to try to push off on the public sec
ond grade potatoes but only first
class. Al potatoes should be sent
out OF here. II has taken years 10
build up the valleys reputxtios,
and II should not be lost through
negligence.
In the past. when the potatoes
from this valley have been getting
higher prices. they wers . good
potato and were well sorted. No
culls appeared In the shipments. but
this year probably on account Of
the enormous crop. growers have
become u little carsiess.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08
sOauNDE MILL
lsE D1seHN1B IN DAY TRIAL

Tho trial Of Rod .. Day. edito,
Of tho Durango Dsmocrat. Who Il
charged with murder In connection
with the homicide Of william Wood
editor Of The Dsraase Herald start.
I'd Tuesday. Ths jury was chosen
quickly. sasA sa1e ssiag oniy eleven
challenges. The defense viii b
justifiabls hsaatss1s. Julss wlisy,
Of Del Nerts = hsasing tAs eass.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08

The hoy scouts will hattie the
'Aiamoaa scouts tomorrow Afternoon
for football honors. Following the
game the local scouts will give q
dinner II honor Of the visiting team.
10 the evening" the scouts will sivs
1aace q the Woodman hail With
al youag peopss especially iavitsA.
fAs sAniseiea viii ~ u.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08
Bank Bandits Caught;
The Money Recovered

held up the San Acacio bank last
Wednesday after forcing the bank
officials into the vault at the point
Of revolvsrs were captured within
. short time after the robbery. One
who gave his name as Frank Morris
was arrested In Questa that night
while %he other whose name is said
to be Foley was caught twelve
miles south of Jarosa Friday morn
ing. The stolen money was recov-
cred.
Wednesday afternoon the bandits
drove into san Acacio in a Ford.
There was nothing especially notice
able about them except that one
was tall and the other was short.
They entered the bank when no
customers were in. and after fore
ing the officials. c. A. Rockafellow
and Glen Barnes. into the vault they
closed the door but did not lock 1t.
They took all the currency In sight.
amounting to &363S. and made
their escape in the Ford. So quiet.
" did the robbers work that neither
OF The officials knew when they left
the hank.
About ten minutes later. the
bankerB discovered the door Of the
vault had not been locked. They
opened Il and Immediately gave the
alarm. They furnished accurate
descriptions of the men which wss
phoaed to all the towns In the val.
Icy. and other neighboring towns
A large posse OF men followed
the tracks Of the car for about
twenty miles but after this they
were not distingu BILE from the
tracks OF the general traffic. The
men divid%i&iato smaller posses and
began. hsst . theroush search OF
the country nearby. Posses II
other towns were also formed ant
the surrounding territory wa,
combed.
About 1880 o'clock Wednesday
night. the taller of the men entered
4 restaurant at Questa to get some
thing to eat. He was recognized
and Immediately arrested. He gave
his name as Frank Morris and on
him was found about $500 In bills
He told the officers that they
threw away their revolvers after
leaving San Acacio. When on the
other side OF Costilia .hey decided
II would be advisable to separate
They divided the loot by the size
Of the stack Of bills. Morris though,
he was getting half. but his roll
Of bills proved 70 be OF the one and
two dollar denomination. After
separating. Morris started TO walk
while his partner went on In the
Ford.
Early Friday morning the Ford
which the bandits had used to make
their escape Was found abandoned
In . field twelve miies south OF
Jarosa. Investigation proved that
the other bandit had spent the
night with one Of the farmers near
there and had left that morning.
However Foley was soon found and
surrendered. He had little money
on him hut after his capture he
told where he had hid II In several
different places in tho sage brush.
The money was recovered.
II is said that Morris taiiics with
description Of man wanted In
California and for whom there IL a
$1,000 reward. Although Morris IL
reported 10 have spent some time
around Monte Vista. tho Journal
was unable to learn Of anyone who
knew him. Foley has been work.
Ing for a year near Antonito.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08

c. y. Bsrber has returned from a
business trip which included New
Mexico. Kansas and Oklahoma. lie
was gone three weeks.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08

Harold Hassard has returned
from Denver where hc spent
Thanksgiving with the n. J. Kavaisc
family.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-08

A rspost q tAs Ceansrelai ciuh
NESTING Win ~ sivsa u your nszt
weeks Jeusaal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
Market News
CATTLE ARE ACTIVE
AND FULLY STEADY
By Associated Pres.

By Associated Press
FORT WORTH. Texas. Jan. 90
Hold-over receipts out numbered fresh
arrivals in the cattle division today
About 1000 head Of cattle and 500 calves
appeared as fresh arrivals. but In add
ton were Close 70 1890 head 81 cattle
that came In late yesterday The mar
ket was active and fully steady on all
kinds California took four loads OF
steers AT n range Of $500 10 S6.2b.
Hogs 10 the number ~ 1900 head were
disposed Of on AN active market al m
advance Of fully 10 cents. the top being
$3.50. while most Of the run cleared at
range Of S7.5O to s775. Pigs gained
% cents bulk sales bring around $500
to $3.50. with some choice butcher pigs
making s6Ti.
Sheep receipts amounted to 500 head.
most OF the supply being feeder lambs
bought in the country al $500. The few
head on the markets sold on a steady
basis.
Catile-Beeves s3.00dg.5O: stockers
500: COWS S2.00mh.00: tanners
si.5Od2.25. heifcrs s3.OOGs.5O; year
lings s3.5Od6.b0; bulls S20064.00
calves t20097.OO
Hoss---I.ight &7.75a7.90; medium
S7.5017.75: mixed 1000 80: common
iG.0Od7.00; heavy S7.60d775; rough
". s0n6.5r pigs sG.0OsfG.50
Sheep-Lanbs S7.5OGlO.50: yelrlings
s6.sOfr7b0; wcthers tG.OO66.i0. ives
sj.O0h5.50. cuils 81 OeG2.00. stocker
sheep sa.bom4.50. feeder lambs So SEQ
| $50
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE At bargain Tor cash. one
practically new Ford coupe with large
steering wheel and patented lacking
odvicc. extra tire and tube. Also one
practically new Dodge touring ear with
extra tire tube and bumper. Both ~
these ears would pass lot new ones and
either az bath win hc sold az eood
discount for cash. Otis l.. Williams
f'hane Ga co. 20 Room 2. Mas-i" Isldr
lpR SALE 1891 nuiek. siasseHgcr.
g"od condition, priced righi Phone iSio
90 ssSs.M
FOR SALE tofd touring cir rill
faaf 1 ....I. Ill.,. rfus
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sugar..

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-The raw
ugar market continued firm and prices
advanced Is cent to the basis Of . S.le
ents for Cuhas cost and freight, equal
% 3.ta for centrifugal There were
al's OF 5000 bags Of Cubas for Ian.
nry and February shipments 10 local
,finers and operators at . 3.sc cost ana
rcight
The raw sugar futures market was
Iuivt active but prices were irregular
Che opening vas one % two points
higher and prices continued TO work IN
IN covering and buying by brokers with
'uhan connections. hut after showing
advances OF 20 points prices easeei
30 under realizing and closed one point
lower to two net higher March closed
% 23o. May 25s. July go and Septem.
her eS3.
The market for refined was higher
ollpwing the strength In the spot mar
,r' and prices were advanced ten points
ID The has.s of five cents for fine
TauuIntrd by several refiners. while
I'hrfs were out OF the market. March
Tossed ai 5.3s. May S.6o and July Z Gs.
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Subscribed and sworn 10.
Order Of Notice Thereon.

In the United states District Court,
for the Northern District Of Texas, at
Amarillo.
In the matter uf Durham q Sons. a
partnership composed uf Vol Leonard
Durham and Cletus Durham, and the
individuals, Vol Leonard Durham and
Cletus Durham. bankrupts. No. 2S3 in
Bankruptcy.
Notice ~ Sale.
To the Creditors Of the above named
bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that the assets
belonging TO the estate Of the above
named bankrupts, consisting ~ stock
u dry goods. groceries. etc, will be sold
by the trustee at public auction at the
place of business OF said bankrupts In
the town Of Quitaque. Briscoe County.
Texas, ON the 3lst day OF January. ls22.
az the hour of one .. m. said assets
Ia be- sold To the highest sccur. bidder
FOR cash Goods may be- Inspected any
day prior 90 sale at said place OF bust.
ness In Quitaque. Texas.
Dated ~ Amarillo, Texas. this 18th
day uf January 1922.
BEN H. STONE.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
Resolutions OBJ RESPECT.

BANARD.-WhercaS, il has pleased
our Heavenly Father o. take from our
midst our beloved sister, Ida Barnard.
wife Of Brother W T. Barnard: and
Whereas, she was an esteemed and
most loyal member at the white Deer
Baptist Church. faithful in ~ attend.
auce and devoted ot It's cause u her
life could be- summed up Tea one word
that word would b. faithful She filled
her place so admirably and well as "a
wife, mother and friend that We would
have said Master ltt her stuy." hut
as one gathers the loylics' choicest
flowers Tor a fri,nd ~ our Father pluck
ID this flower a. adorn the Paradise 81
God. She hsth done what she could and
has heard thu apphudit well dome.
good and faithful servant. enter into he
joy II thy Lord
Resolved That while We 90 no' un-
ders,and What Seems to us mysterious
In III. sudden and unexpected ruing
away ~ out SISTER. We Weld Boz loving
submission o. H.u. who D. too WISE Co
err and tpo gouI Co. D. unkind While
sqrrow hath filled ouT hearts ffIt We
shall See her h'Ir NO more, W -r .iD"
that shs has tHu. "tu 1n inh.. .ue"
iucorrupthlr and undrfiloi ans hat
ladeih nor aWaJ
That tu her husband our own dearly
beloved brother. W D Barnard. vhO Is
deacon TO- a., white Deer Rlp'ist
church. aud Co Dor nit.- son. Bin. nj
% her m"ther and father. and q. her
brothers and sisters. aud other rr.l'iyes
and friends NJ extend aur prayers our
love and our tender -ympaihy Know
ing that our sister II testing in hop. 81
glorious resurrection Ne ssk the cot
rowing g. take comfort from the words
~ Inspiration. That We SORROW not
even a. others that have no hop, For
u We believe that Icsls died and ros,
again. even so them also whi,h sheep
IN Jesus viii Gud bung with Ham
"a am The resurrection and the lu'. be
that hslieyeth in me. though a. were
dead. Vet shah b. live,
That a copy Of these resolutions De-
furnished the family COPY spread
upon our minutes. a copy furnished otr
home papers. and a copy sent o. the
Bapiisi Siandard COMMITTEE.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Jan 20--Catile receipts
6 600: market generally steady on all
killing classes. top yearlings $50:
best heavy steers. sS75: bulk beef
STEERS. s6.6OM7.c5, veal calves strong.
bulk vcalers ts.25GlO.0O. stockers and
feeders slow.
Hogs-ecelpts. % 600. active. mostly
steady Ia strong with Thursday aver
age: shippers bought about Z 600. hold.
over moderate; mostly OF market. top
$50; comparatively over $3.50. bulk
ss.00hs25; pigs steady 10 strong. hulk
desirable N.40ds.50; few $50.
Sheep-Receipts \ 600. market lie to
Doe higher: Eat sheep steady: Cat lambs
top sl325: hulk Sl2s5Gl3.25. tat eve
top $3.50; bulk sG.b0a7.25. feeder lambs
nnminllly steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21

FOR sNLE.-An attractive modern du
pleN In a desirable part Of town Phone
LAS or see s. ! Slade
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ROOM AND BOARD
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED-W White lady for general
house work Phone 2b7l.
WANTED-Ncat appearing girl for
general house work. Apply afternoon.
1876 Buchanan.
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A Bargain

NoTICE-To real estate men. My prop.
eriy is off the market. Mrs. J. 4 Ne.
Grcgor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
Wool

BOSTON Jan 2u tn. Commercial
bulletin tomorrow wiz publish wool quo.
tations as follows
Missouri and average NcW England
blood 5sH3i. ~ blood 54H1j. "a
blood 32h3i. Kentucky. West Virginia
and similar "a b.ood unW1sh,d 3Nn3s.
"a blood unWashed 5ia3b. secured
basis Twas fine Do months sHu'- fine
,igh' months -sffsn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
kansas City Iiyr Simk.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. -Cattle-Re.
ceipts 1900; trade slow. all classes
around steady; top steers s7.25; few
cows ,i50; medium heifcrs si.7sT5Gs;
odd vcalcrs $3.50. very few above 1890.
medium stockers $3.50: good feeders
yG.50
Hog Receipts $500. market general.
~ strong Ia 10 cents higher. bulk OF
sales a75oH 7.a.. shipper top $500,
packer top 1896; packing sows and pigs
steady.
Shecp-lleccipis 1900 killing classes
fully steady; owes S6.i5; Colorado fed
lambs tl2is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
,IiIi,

fresh sweet milk. butter milk ans
atan. frsn Jersey COWS. delivered
daily Phone 1900 ".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
SNOW FALLS CAUSE
SETBACK IN WHEAT
o. AsseeIsisd Pr@s


CHICAGO. Jan. 2o.--snowfails In
Kansas and Oklahoma brought about
something Of setback In wheat prices
.odny after an early advance. The close
&c to Ec net decline. with May tl.lA 10
hl4is and July si.oi4 10 si.0i7s. Corn
ost hcgAc to Nc 20 nc. and oats &c
70 &c. In provisions the outcome va
led from 2iac off TO 4Oc advance
The whaet market was increased
hieuy BY cold weather advices and by
ssertlons that the winter crop was
without adequate covering. on the 9th.
= hand rural offerings In the South
vest were said To have increased. ow.
nc 10 an advance In prices bid 20 pro
ulcers. Then. too Liverpool reports
old Of greater pressure TO sell new
rop wheat from Argentina.
Enlarged country sales Of corn 20
,rriSe here had a bearish effect. both
N corn and oats. Export bifsin1ss In
Orn was only fair, mainly with Den
mark.
Provisions averaged higher with hogs
nd on account OF eastern buying Of
ard
nnap Hin, 4 .s.s fsfra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
Caut Land Co.
Realtors
Phone 775.

bIIkS0N HTS-
Lots ON Van Buren, street. In 1900
block, paving now going in. You can
buy these lots Tor $3.50. but you will
have to act quick.
Also have one On Polk Street. just off
IN" paving, can sell ~ the same price.
Lot In Lake view addition $3.50
Have east front lot on Harrison 81.
paving sa250.
See us about business lots ON sth St
Have buyers Tor good hotels and resi-.
dcncs.
List what YOU have In real estate
lands and oil lease. with us.
\. =. DICKSON.
Rear First Natl Bank. Phone 2553
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
Rice

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-Rough
rice nominal no sales Receipts 1.s6
sacks Aiillers receipts same.
Clean rice steady; sales reported. 3s5
pockets Honduras al Q, 22l pockets
Iapana al 43.i. 1906 pockets Blue
Rose at 2lsaI 81. IA pockets caro-
lima ~ 81; ll3 pockets early prolific
at ais. 266 pockets storm proof al
IL ~ pockets SECOND heads 40 3l.s.
700 pockets screenings az 21N Re.
celpis $3.50 pockets Bran ana polish
unchanged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
Coffee.

NEW YORK, Jan. s0.-The market
'or coffee futures were quiet today and
after opening al an advance OF five to
1N points on some scattered covering
ana the rather steadier showing OF
Rryil, showed very little feature. Nav
-'ld az N.lS and S.aS. closing az s.ss.
with the general market closing at a
net advance OF 10 points. Sale,
we're estimated at about 1000 hays.
January SO; March so. May s.as:
luly N3o. September $50: October a On.
December S2S.
SPOT coffee was duh and nominaiiy
unchanged al TO si-S for Rio ~ ana
= 20 l2l-i for Santos ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE Bed room. dining room
mi Kitchen furniture. sos : Fillmore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
COffnnseefl on

NEW YORK, Jan. 2e.-CottonseeS
~ was higher on insistent demand
from shorts prompted by the tight On.
nf1tance OF crude oil and lard. Clos.
ng bids were eight to ten points net
higher. Sales i4.ece; tenders 100; nrims
crud rs. bid. prime summer ye,law
mot $50. March sS6: May $50: Ju,v
qsg. an hid s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21

NEW YORK Jan 2o-Tr1dng In
ginghams Tor fan was lciiy, today
less business was done on nann,lrttc
Other lines were quiet and print cloths
were weaker. Yarns we're Early steady
Raw silk was unchanged Dress goods
and mems wear openings an s,hcd
ul"d o. begin Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
COTTON
v Associated Press

NEW YORK, Ian ?0.--Early ad.
.auces In the cotton market were at.
,ributed 60 covering over the week
al ana We're followed by reactions.
With March selling OFF from 1894 to
1853. ana closing NJ i7.77. or net I'M
hanged. The general market closed
arely steady. net points higher TO
,oints lower. near months being rela.
ively well sustained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21

WANTED -Dressmaklne. work guaran
t.rd Mems shirts a fpcraliv. Phone
eessI soa Monroe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21

ST Louis. Dan 20 -WlH So {.
rcd sl..3. So Sl11pIsb
Com ~ . whit, 4,pg>r. No f,
4Gt.c
Oats Ne white Il. a.. 3 ..' itC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21
LlNerpnol Caiion

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 90 Cotton spot
United demand. prices barely steady.
,ood middllng SlO93. fully middling
1888. middlinr SiolN. low middiing.
'oN. good ordinary. SOS Sales 200
ilts. including $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21

KANSAS CITY. Jan. se.-Cash when,
We. hard 'i."sAi.ss' No. red sliEG
III.
Com Ne white ssc: No. yellow
ls's ssssc
oats Ne. white sexs7c: No. ? mssea
So ssc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21

CHICAGO Jam eO--Iiuitcr firm:
creamery extras 3..r Esq lower rc
eelpt, -qCc cases. uIet 't. Poultry
alive lower fowls -8. springs 2ir
r,ps,,rs l.,. pUufU,, steady, practical
Ia uo demand ur movement account
weather tuU cold Co. open cars NO SALES
reported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-21

CHICAGO. IAN. 20 Wheat ". o.
hand N1al 40 . dlra northern S'.5.
Corn 80 MIXED 49, y. yellow
tat. 70 5p,
cats vi, white g-a3sH.
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Wichita Market.

WICHITA, Kans, Jan. 20.--Hogs.
700 Market five higher; top $3.50: bulk
il.7OR7S0.
Cattle 300. Market closing steady
and active for week. No quotations
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HELP WANTED MALE

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route; must BE- good hoy and will.
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