davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
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maed N writing declaring sai5 s.fsslt smd
e'essins 10 sesisse the whole sess d.. ssi
under saA tsvsS deed
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that psfsvaat 10 eaA notice ssd S>wAsd
and eiettien ssa under sed ho ~ir.se ef ths
authority vested IN ne ~ said Tr,st De.s
and The fAv. I. u J. wash. Pselie Tr.sse.
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asesseea Iaaa fer eash, st pshie ssstsss. -
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Ne Court Heuss h Wen cevsty. Cs,sssAs.
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ct 10 s'elssk n ~ fssseesa fer tke pnrpuse
Of paying sasA ssss asd issssss, ssa eli
expense Of thas sais. ssA ~ir sirs n sss
purchaser tAsrssf . certificate Of pusehass
therefor - provided ~ Av.
Sis~sA, -. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee ~ Wsld Csaaty. Csisrsas.
Dated st 0ree,ey. Wen Cssaty. CelessAo.
this eth day of February. tSa.
First Publication Meh. ~. teza
Last Publicatioo Apr. :. Igz,.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
PUBLIC YsUsrxx-s sALs

wh.s... Rudolph A. Nosdsii and Chester \.
SIDE. b, D>>d Of Trust. d%tsd the s.h dsy of
vsbrus,,. isco which lie recorded ia hook ~.
=. iS6 Of ,L. record. in the othrs of the Clerk
.a Recorder of the Coanty of Weld, Colorado.
sai, soa,e,sd 10 the Public rfastss IN and f"f
,h. Coaary OF Weld. Colorado, The foiiosihs
de.srit.>d real estate ia the County OF Weld
Colorado, ta-siti
The s.sa.h oas-h.it tsil Of Sestioa 'hifs,,s"
tssi. ro.s.hip .ixh. tsi North. h.ase fif''
sias t;sl Ns.l Of she sxh T.. ". which ds~a "f
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psossis.ss, ss.s Of sssa date sith aid sssd "f
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fssssp S.sl dollars. par ab.s TO the osdof OF Tbs
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in .~ii deed Of ssusss sstssesss la -LlsL .s
hes~ts, ss.de foe sseAGrf ssEssiasS. shi.
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Chss.ss A. sides. .si ali PsssSs.. elsls.is< 10,
thsossxh .sa aHaes Shoe hssias defaalsea 10
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toe tho fsAs issi Ia the sasA os sias y shixh
.Aia a.s~s hase bw~A fsia b. sLs holder - said
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Ia fos sac sass@s~ II pas isx sss pssaeips-
II sseAss tse has4as.a aS4lss.o Ess~sss. skss~oss
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SEs,s ~ Nss~ssms fees sss,a~g e@Asiaesshoa pf
abstract SapsS she is.desae4s.s.s se.us~a ~
..sa ssra II ssa.so 4sa she epsa .As ssssA.~s 81
ss.xsaiss shss ss3.as .sa ssll a.lssss SEQ sAs
sasvh..~s certificate pf eel. .s ss@sssle.i ~
l&ss
p.a-s .s us.~1ef. cSAos,.sis. sLs :ssk de, Of
AsssA. \ u. rses.
ssss.Ss ~ j. WALSH.
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The Keota news., 1922-04-07
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~a"d !" writing declaring saa sefasi, and
eleStirs tn declare ,he -hele aehs doe srd
payable. snd ae~ssai.~ VI. sa,. es saiS ,s.S
ss<ses ssA u~st s.ea
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Nst esfsusst 10 said netiee sed S.vn>sS
ssS esevtie~ and seSev sd ~ v;r,.. Of II.
ssshefisy vested In me ~ saia Tr~.t p..s
ssa ths tA~. I. n. J. wa,.h. Puss,e r,u.,-.
a. Well Cesnty. Colorado. -iii cell IN. sA.,,
s.sssess sssd fef essA. at puhiie a.etsc~. q.
the hsah~t Stiaer. st The es.s front s.., Of
Tie Court He-sse h Weld County. Ce,.,ss..
On Acadsy. the lat day ~ May. ISzz. a, 10
cclcrs in the forenoon tos ,h. r,,,p-~.
- peytna saA scte AND interest. ysss. ssS
Insurance. atscsp-y fees, and all ear-n.. ~ ,b;.
sale. and ~ill sise to- N. p,srhas., ,h..r-.s /.
certificate of purchase therefor =. c,,,;,,.,, h,
Law.
Signed, n. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Well County. Cc,c,sSo
Dated at Greeley. Weld County. Co,o,,Ac.
this 18th dsv of March. Jo--
FIRST publication March Al te-1
Last publication April a, isz.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
A. Aalisspsie fos Colds

Every family needs . good alkaline
snsisvpsie. A. this season when cold.
arc prevalent. IL should b. bottled and
kept In . place eenscnicns for quick
U.s.. A common hospital formula 10
made in he proportion Of one pint af
water. t~o teaspoons Of salt. three tea
spoons Of baking soda and four tea
spoons Of boste se,d. The latter may
b. bought ss the dsusxtsss' foe ten
eeatD.
For . g,sxIs dilute wish iiltis cold
water: fos . gravity nasal dooehe dilute
with . little hot water: foe . tooth
wssh ase to taste. Charlotte A. Hsk.
Or. Colorado Agricultural College.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
VkN rUslIc TRUSTEES sAls

Whereas Matilda i.nekhars by dssi q. t..
dated tbs iish day Ut Nay. isso. BhLeh /. ~
corded 10 hook 20, page SIC. Of ,hs F,,sa,s. {.
the once Of the Clerk and RssSrisr :, ~
Coassy of Weld. Colorado. auly egs,-,.s y
shs Public Trustee In and t0r ,Le Csss,, :,
Weld. Colorado. the foilosiHs d..efits,s 49,
estate in shs County Of weld C0l0g.is. ..,s-
The West one-hslf (Wi) Of Sse,fs
Seven "a. Township eight (sl Nor,.
Range Sixty-one (6l) West Of The q.
r. n. Also described as Lots ose M
two t2D. three (j). ana -four (4l ats d.
East ono half tEAD of the A0rtta[s,
quarter tNWt) and the Eas, 0ae al
(E4) of the Southwest quarter (sNit
Of Section seven "a. Township eight al
North. Range Sixty one tsli Wea u
the 6lh =. NJ. which deed of trus, VA,
made To secure the psymeh, Of her pro-
missory note Of even date With sasi 5vxe
Of trust. for The sum Of Two ,hSasa.t
Dollars tS2. 0O. O). paya able 10 the 6rarr
Of The Greeley Loan Co. i've years at,ss
the date thereof. with interest ,hersor
NJ eight per cent prr snnum until "a,
tusity. twelve prf cent prs ahhum at,st
maturity. interest pay able srtHi- s.-
ly. - 10 more particularly SC, .0tth n
said deed Of trust. reference to stirt II
hssvby made fos greater ecf,aihlF. Ast,
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t-s.~aa. slsishiss -. sLso.sh es 2sl4sd an
hssia< sssss~is~i In She sasasss Of Saasafsr
sisx. Nss.sb~s ilsh. ises. .aa ia f.faSaa N
sA6es Ia Tbs saA ~ f.ts ~ Nalm
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~ ssia s-Ss~. ssa ID. isssl lsssses II saA} acts
h.siat slexsea ex~p@ss ps sstt Astst2s 8.
ts~lsss said s.@a. aaP>ia. due sst Faf4kafs
Nov. Isssss.s.. As she ssiassa spgsesa ID
rr.e sass.ssa. cAsap 1t she AapssAxas Ns,s iaHl
she LEGAL Lolass sf .sia spss s'assaaas 10 lsEs
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81. rs~As, OF W.la. Colassao, eel ts sa8id
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each. sks ssia ae.xsshssi ess.tsr.s as4 al EAu
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hss.s 81 Gs~ls. wsaa c~ssss. csaasa'
sAE. sSah siss - N.sss. \ T. rse
ssss~s. ~ J. WALSH.
r~ssis rs~ss>s II w.a c~~s.,. csassaa
tssss s-~sssxsss..s nssvh u 49,
tsss 1ahasts sioa ApsJ - ~
The Keota news., 1922-04-07

v. A. Buskey and Mr. and Mrs.. Wal.
ter Qsscksnbuah wese Greeley visisofs
Tuesday. While thsss NJ. Buskoy ~.
ranged TO represent The Greeley l.suh-
dry company st keoss. receiving dry
cleaning and laundry work fos them
and billing his customers st the same
prices prevailing In Greeley.
White Pearl seed potatoes s2.1s per
ewt.: Red MeCIufV's or Perfect Peach
Blow. $500 pr hundred. sacked and
delivered in keets. These arc dry
grown potatoes. properly kept. Stan
ley Bros. keota. Colo. setf
vDon's Let that sour stomach sour
your disposition and make your life
miserable. while Tanlsc IL ready to
give you relief. Get Il now. l.. II.
Underwood.
Nbry land Pearl potatoes. &c per
pound. J. c. wineste. 6 miles south.
~yss Of Buckingham. Colo. ps7.e.
v A. J. Livingston. living near Ashland
City, Tennessee. says: II feel like 70
ing from house to house and telling the
people about Tanlsc. l.. H. Under
wood.
New sheet music, lsc ut News Office.
Most places you would pay &c to l0e
fo1these selections.
NTanlac can bring health to you ~ Il
has to thousands Of others. l.. H. Tn
derwood.
Easter Egg dye papers at & = pack.
ape at Grams cash grocery.
v For Sale: Home Comfort range. See
l.. l.. Briggs.
Decorated crepe paper napkins at
Stanley's.
Fortaer. Fhotographer. Sterling. Colo.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
" NOTICE tuN PUBLICATION
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sh. :*As asy ~ AesiI. Svs:s
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
PnE WAR PRICE LEVEL
UNLIKELY FOR TEN YEARS
Harvard Economic Committee
Has No Expectation of
an Early Drop.
fBy NssOcIatol ProsIl

BOSTON. oct 2o.-The Harvard
committee on economic research has
no expectation Of drop in prices
ten years. Professor Charles J. Bull
lock. chairman of the committee. satd
In an address at the Harvard club
tonight at the first session of a ma
tional conference OF Subscribers to
the Harvard economic service. The
Harvard committee. he added. could
not accept the concl;.s!cn that prices
must return 10 A prc-war normal be-
cause prices had reverted TO their
former level after previous periods
OF currency imitation in the early and
middle nineteenth century. THE
committee cannot find" lie said.
cha, tn" governing conditions exist
today which brought about lower
price levels in the past
The gold situation must first be
considered Upon all the evidence
We have concluded that monetary
stocks OF gold viii continue to in
crcas. at the rate OF approximately
sl50. 900 per annum during the
next eight years. and this means q
larger annual Increment than the
world has ever had except during the
few years prior To 1915 Before tho
war commodity prices were incrcas-
ing N very substantial rate with
an annual gold increment OF S232.-
100000, and there was a general COM
plaint In the increasing cost OF liv-
ing. In view OF this fact. IL would
seem that an annual Increment OF
sl50.o0o.O00 should be ample to pre-
vent decline Of gold prices during
the preecnt decade
II the general trend OF commodity
prices should decline during this
decade. he said. this result would be
due TO the financial policies pursued
by the leading commercial countries
ana not To the shortage of yellow
metal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
ADVANCING TENDENCY
or COTTON CONTINUES
First Important Halt Las,
Wednesday, when Dcccm-
Der Sold for 23.l7.
IHy NSsocintcl Ire.a1

NNW YORK, cct. 2p-Therc was
practically nu halt of Importance In
tho advancing tendency iu tho cot
ton market. until December con-
tracts sold at 23i7 on last Wed
urs,iay mornin: This Represented
an ahvanC" of virtuaily nearly 1874
cents pcr pound AS compared wl1h
the low price r-nCAcd on the decline
az september -, ana as tn" market
approached The 23i-1 cent level
realizing became more active. EVIL
IDENTIFY the technical position had
weakened To som" extent. while
there WAS feeling ;hat spots were
being offered l irtie more freely at
the higher prices. and 4 disposition
TO take profits on long cotton was
Increased hY ucrvruSucls over the
british polit!ca! situation As r".
suit tn" mark"t cascd or 10 % 50
Cor December or nearly SIXTY points,
from tho best bur n great deal of
selling Vas absorbed on scale
downward ana nearly all III. loss
was recovered toward the end. Of
the week on e renewal OF commits
sion house ond Grade buying Tho
latter VAS encouraged by suDsid!n.
nervousness over tho political sliuu-
zion in Euclani. continued bulltsh
reports from southern spot mar
k"ts and Indications ;ha1 reaction
TN raw materials had failed 20
check tho demand or hnlt the ad-
vance in cotton goods.
Rather less adorable weather
conditions have been reported in tho
south with low temperature In TIN.
Southwest and temperatures down
TO freezing IN some parts OF Okla
homa ana Arkansas. These feature.
hnvc attracted very little attention.
IA" belief evidently prevailing thai
me crop is quite Bcucrally beyond
such factors. y rum0r was cirCu-
Hated today that private returns in,
dicatcd ginning OF 100000 bales to
october Is. compared with 5.ia7.SGi
last year. but as Gs.9 per cent nf tn.
crop was GInned 10 October Is. last
season. tho figures were no, con-
sldcrcd on; o: line with the end
Se!t"mhcr crop Indication OF TO-
10000 bales.
Tho report of the Census Bureau,
showing domestic mill consumption
Of 1885, hnl.s for septrmbcr.
arhinS 527iNl. 'or August. was
commented upon a. rather d!aup.
pointing from the builish stand
point. hu, II was quite grn.railr
predicted that III. ars, OF October
would show an Increase New Eng
land mills have been reported good
buyers during the week. particu-
iarIy ia the Eastern belt markets..
and there has h"cu considerable buy
ing OF December here. presumably
to iiN prices tOr I'll" trade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
COTTON SEED FIGURES
BELOW LAST YEARS
NV Associatch Ircss.

WASnINGTuN. oct. 20.--The cot
ton Gccd and cottOn-s seed products re-
port Of the Census bureau for tn"
TWO months period August ! TO sep
TENDER 30. Just announced. shows:
Cotton seed crushed, %'i.UIi tons.
compared with 4U3.GrG for the same
period last year. ana on hand Sep
trmhcr 30 at mills. i03.22l tons. com
pared with 3gJ,gIO u year aru.
crude oil produced. iIi.ad2. 5do
poundH. compared with l2i.7S2.76S.
ana on hand. ii905.GSi pounds. com
pared VITA 5l.lGG,7h
Refined oil produced. ia,GSP.i2G
pounds. compared With 1G.0i7, 3da. ana
on hand I:,a7i.'37 pounds compared
with %I.3i0,5a3.
Cake and meal produced. 1855
tons. compared with lS0.t5i. ANA on
hand so7Ii. compared with 72,723
Lint"rS produced. 56.957 bales toi
800 puunIsD. compared with 1921
and "n hand. I7.7a5 bales. compared
with oS.!60.
Exports OF lintors were 1892 bales
compared with 1926.
OH anH cake and meal exports wcr.
not available.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
COTTON FUTURES ACT
IN SUPREME. COURT
lnv NesocintoN rre.s.l

WAsHINGTOS. oct; 20.-in at
tempt 10 challenge tho cons,itu-
ttonal!,y Of tho cotton futures act
was made In the supreme Court to-
day by counsel FOR Fred BROWN"
who as "a resident OF Arkansas
sought 10 have tet as!d" certain
cotton tranhh,tiuus conducted "a hIs
behalf by tho nrm ~ thorn a;
Marlnnis. members at the New or
leans Cotton Exchange In tho
lcwer Federal courts the contracts
which the cotton exchange ;rU at
tempted 20 enforce upon Browne
were hold valid.
Members OF the court made pointed
inquiry to develop whether the lower
courts had, Ia diErosinE oi thr case.
passed upon the question OF the
constltutiouality II the cotton tU-
lures nc'. Counsel for browne in
sisted that while tho lower courts
had not directly done SO, tho dues.
tlun was before the Supreme Court.
and that under its decision IN the
grain future case tn" court must
hold the act VOID. and contracts
made under II TO be without e.-
:CCt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
CURB QUOTATIONS
lHy Associated Pr.ssl
INDISri;I.tL-S.

" lONh. pc:. r.--IIars0ot!Ous on
'"N io.N Cu.U MUrkvI ,ol.y were as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
CURD MARKETS BULLIsH
ACTIVITIES ARE LESS
Standard Oil, New and Old,
Traded In on Smaller
Scale.
lDy Assoctatel Press. !

NEW YORK oct. 2O.--progrcss
was made on the Curb Exchange 10
return to previous conditions In the
character Of the market. the STANDARD
Oil new and old stocks being traded
in on Il smaller scale, AMI those is-
sucs generally moved within mod
crate limits The bulllsh activities
based on stock dividends were less
pronounced. and the last stock to re-
.civc Il dividend Of thmt character
ohio oil-was traded III only in small
lots lees than 100 shares changing
hands in tn" first half OF the day az
priccs ranging from 33i to 33G. Less
than iiity shares OF Standard oil OF
New York were traded in during tho
forenoon AT range oI 573 20 $40.
but. with ther stocks In this group.
howcd Il tronG tone following tho &C.
action in yesterdays lat. dealings
Vacuum Oil. which closed yesterday.
OF 652. was moved ur moderately. and
the new stock. when issued wa,
traded in at - to ~ rs. showing a
fractional advance. Indiana shar".
made gain OF SIS TO l26l-i. but
reacted later.
While there was decreased bust
ness in the taniard Ol, group. indie
pendent oil tock were in rrcatr de-
mand. n feature being New ENGLAND
WI W 'Il'l IldNt II ne" nlSN Tor the
year o! SO on buying by banking in
tcrests.
II was stated that fuel oil at Tam
rico has doubled in prclc and is now
selling at % cents a barrel. This i'm
proHcment was a factor in trsdin. :;
IN stocks OF producing properties in
That location. cities Service was
steady, with eaios at 200 to 1872.
Humble OIL SOLD at 2i5. Gulf oil was
steady, with sales at SiI-S to 90 10
Mammoth OIL was dealt In on "A large
scale. ranging from iOi to A. Sea
board vas the most active of the
Iow-priced stocks. making frac-
tional gain.
In the industrial group the most
Important feature was the sudden
urgent buying Of Hayes Wheel. which
started at 50 and had violent al
v"hce of IL. new high. y number
vt other stocks in the motor Erouu
We're In demand. Continental rnnEins
from 10 3-S To Ia 81. and Durant sold
at ~ IS TO IL IL Stutz Motor
moved up from - - To 20 National
hiScuit new stock was quiet. selling
at III To - i-2. making a fractional
gain Phillip Morris WAS strong. All.
vancinS 10 80 a.. Glen Alden Conf
was steady At 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
CHARTERS GRANTED

Albert stein, Incorporated. Rich
mnnd with 81 maximum STOCK OF s5U,-
600 aud minimum o. $4,000 was
Granted a charter by the State Cor
poratiun Commission yesterday 10
deal IN wearing apparel and dry
goods OF all kinds IN" incorpora.
tors are IT, c. Ipngcn. president, l..
4. Palmer secretary. ana Albert
stein. all OF Richmond.
Other charters granted ycstcrday
follow.
Federal Storage and Freight Ser
vice. Incorporated Potomac. Va.
Maximum $4,000, minimum $50. oo0.
Robert u Hall. president. Washing
ton. y. c.; Edward T. Lovina,. sec
rotary, Washington. -. c. md d.
Bowen. Baltimore. Md To conduct
motor transportation and storage
business.
United states Snlcs Corporation.
Richmond. Va. Maximum $4,000.
minimum 5000. r. j B"i. president:
j r. Dunford. secretary and Thomas
Fell. ALI Of Richmond Va. TO deal
in rubber and sutta pcrcha ana it's
products
Tircsidc Amusement Corporation.
Richmond vn Maximum s25.nOv.
minimum 5000. g. y. Quinn, nrcsI-
dent; r. \. williams. secretary, and
l.. l.. Bcntty. all ~ Richmond. 70
operate lunch rooms and lee cream
stands.
Elliott Ice Company. Incorporated.
charlottesville. Va. Max lmum $50
000 minimum s2j.000. j. T. Elliott.
president; w pabuey Harris. secrc-
tary. and NJ g. Elliott, all of Char
Iottcsvllln. To manufacture and deal
in ice and conduct a cold storage
plant.
Allegheny Sanitarium. Incorpor-
atod. Goshen, Va Maximum t2t0,00U
preferred ana 1000 shares common
stock. Minimum. 1000 shares. Duff
-. Maynard. president. Clifton
springs. y. y: Lloyd +. Hayden. sec
rotary. New York. y. y: May L.. Mo-
Weed Flushing. ~ Y, and Richmond
wood. Flushing. y. Y. TO conduct a
private sanitarium for the care and
treatment Of such persons az may he
admitted by the corporation.
Amendment to charter OF tho Han
over Bank. Ashland. Vn. :. j. Dos
well. president. and W. L. Foy. Soc
rotary. Increasing Its capital stock
from 100000 TO s2S.00o.