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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Operations in the Tiger
Flats District

Copeland e McBrayer are spud-
ding In the northwest of the south -
west Of 23-12-l2.
Mitchell Oil company is drilling at
1910 feet in the southwest of the
southeast OF 2S-12-12.
Bailey and others have rig on
ground In the northwest OF the
southwest OF 29-l2-12.
Mitchell OIL company Is drilling at
l.l45 feet in the northwest of the
southeast OF 29-12-12.
Eagle Picher is spudding center
north line in the northeast OF the
southwest Of 30-i2-i2.
Mitchell OIL & Gas Co. has rig In
the southeast OF the northwest OF
3O-12-12.
Howard and others are shut down at
2 900 feet in the center south line of
the northwest OF the northwest OF
31-12-12.
w. b. Pine has rig in the center
west line OF the northeast of the
southeast of 32-12-12.
w, B. Pine with 140-quart shot
has 800 barrel show at 2,374 feet
and is fishing for casing center of
the east line of the southeast of the
southeast OF 33-l2-12.
w. II. Pine is drilling deeper from
2.37s feet with 300-barrel show
in the northwest of the southeast of
the southeast OF 33-12-l2.
w. Il. Pine Is spudding in the CEN
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Mum BROTHERS, Inc, Hare
Biz Gas wen in me

Mum brothers. Incorporated
drilling NJ the center Of the west
limo of the southwest of the north
west OF 3O-l1-l2. have the regular
gas sand az 2,2G5 feet, and the well
ls making about 100000 feet OF
gas. II viii be braden-headed and
drilled deeper.
Mum brothers are beginning 20
be experts in finding gas. az their
firm. the Westland OIL company and
Glidden recently completed the So
600, ,00O-foot gasser over on Harlow
Creek northeast OF Tulsa, which has
now been mudded In and the well
~ being dccpened. There ought 20
be a lot of oil In the Wilcox sand.
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be Of interest. II is taking Cleveland
as bJse--
The dinerentlal, Tulsa over wood
RIVER June -, 1918, was 20 cents
per hundred pounds.
Tho difforentlal November 90.
1920. became q cents per hundred
pounds.
on January j. 1922. the difference
p, In rates wac reduced to 27 l-2 cents
per hundred pounds. and under the
| new ratio, which Will 30 In to effect
/ on tho 18Th Of july. 1922 Of moth.
/ luW hlpponsJ VIII still be % IL
/ cents per hundred pounds, which 8.
/ 4 ~ cents higher than 10 was june
I2i. 1918.
Tho dlfforcutal 10 buffalo. ". Y.
and Detroit. Mich, tulsa 10 Wood
| River. m, lH approximately the
| tho same as 30 Cleveland, ohio. The
| Idlffoicutlal becoming effective under
/ th" new ratio Of July 10, being - la
/ c,utH
10 tho days before tho rates were
/ fret advanced In 1920, there were
many train loads ~ refined products
/ iust u3 far east rs Providence, r.
/ /. while 10 was AN everyday occur
| ruuUD for train ioulH bound Tor Euf.
| fllo, pittsburgh, or Detroit 10
/ leave IuIsi.
There is "a close margin now, be-
/ tween the rntcs us tnry viii 10"
| houccfor'u and the rates Of 1920
land there fhUuld be a big buFincga
/ done within tho uaNt 30 days,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
BiackWeH and Deer Greek
Operations

Special 60 Tho World
BLACKWELL, July s--Lamont,
90 miles southwest OF Blackwell In
Grant county may within a year be-
come one Of tho now oil towns OF
northern oklahoma. There are three
deep tests now being drilled In two
directionA. L. r. Wilhito OF wichita
is drilling 1,2G5 fCet mt No. / Bridge
water In section 35-26-3 west on the
north side Of the Salt Fork east of
town. This test was reported Thurs
day to have a showing for oil at
1850 feet. Tho Comar oil company.
Enid parties and the Sullivan Dia-
mund Drill company NJ No. l thll-
dcrs farm, northwest corner OF the
southeast Of t3-25-fw. spuddcd I'm on
July I, hut shut down TO Install a
new boiler. Operations II is thought
will ho resumed the first OF next
week The location Is on a govern
mcut survey and also has been
passcd upon by some OF Oklahoma 3
| leading geologists, One mile north
east Of the location the Eonnr on
| company IL operating q core dril TO
| tcst out the acreage In that locality.
| This test ls five miles southwest OF
/ Lamont on tho south side OF the
! river. In section 2l-2d-iw the Ho-
warth on q GaA co. are drilling a
! deep test. The location IL eight
miles southwest OF Lamont, also on
| the south side OF the salt Fork. Enid
parties n is said have secured n
/ block consisting of 1000 acres on
the west adjoining the townsite OF
Lamont, and will put down n deep
test In the near futures, The chances
Of obtaining both gas and oil east
! and southwest are very favorable,
and II either is drilled In will In
crease the price OF acreage and cause
| tho town to grow.
waldo and Butler are drilling an
Interesting wildcat In the Red I'M
district on the Bundy farm. The To-
cation IL In Grant county seven
miles west or Nedford and three
miles east OF Waukita. The total
depth of the hole is 1850 feet.
The Twin states OH company Is re-
ported drilling around 5000 feet I'm
their wildcat test In Garfield county
five miles west OF Hunter, The test
la in the northwest corner OF a block
comprising 5000 acres.
Al Deer Creek tho Kay oil com,
pNuy Is drilling at S,312 at No.
Martin, southwest OF tho southwes
OF 23-27-3 west. blackwell oil &
Gas Co. "a reported 70 have n show
ing for oil at 3,2S1 feet az No.
Martin, northwest Of the north hal
p of the southwest OF 23-27-Sw.
T Ostot Development company and
W. @. McAdoo jry are drilling a
= ] l,@70 feet at No. I G. G. Glover
, southwest of the northeast OF II
? 3l-7c, Cowlcy county, Kansas. !
4 good showing for gas was had a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Wilcox Brings In I0,000-BbI.
Vel at Brist0W

The biggest sensation In oildom to-
day In the monster we'll Just brought
in by the II. 4. Wilcox oil n Gas
Heneha. farm In 2-l5-S. which is
flowing l0,0O0 barrels as it stands
IL is located in the southwest corner
OF the southwest OF the northwest
and lis a diagonal northeast offset to
the recent Roland oil compnnys
gusher which came I'm making "A re-
ported production of 10000 barrels
per day.
The top OF the butcher sand was
reached at 2,139 feet. which is four
feet higher than II was In tho Roland
well. AT which depth the we'll began
gassing freely.
The butcher sand has not been
drilled into, the big flow coming
from the top few inches of pay. 1t
IL putting two solid b-inch streams
OF oil into the flow tanks. and with
the small tools still lost In the hole.
The cable limo was lost In tho hnln
yesterday. but was recovered
For five hours yesterday afternoon
the throe-foot hard line shell found
on top of the sand could not be
penetrated by the drlllers and the
drilling was discontinued until sat
urday morning. They eventually
got through this formation and Just
scratched the top OF tho butcher
sand. and with a tremendous gas
pressure the well began flowing at
approximately four hundred barrels
per hour and liz stlll maintaining that
rate OF flow. Drilling has been dis
continued for the present, but II Ia
believed that considerable increase In
production Will be obtained In drill
Ing deeper into the sand.
The company with it's usual pre-
caution was prepared for this
"gushcr" III that all flow Lines, tanks,
etc, were installed and connected,
and no oil was wasted or lost. Four
teen tanks are already erected, In
Guiding four 1G00-barrel size and
ten 5OO-barrel tanks,
This lucky find OF the wilcox peo-
pie Is only the forerunner of what Is
To follow within tho next sixty 10
ninety days az they are drilling four
additional wells 90 he same farm
and section as -ws:
No. 3 In the southwest corner OF
the northwest OF the northwest drill
ing at 1900 feet; No. 8 In the south
east corner of the southeast OF the
northwest drilling at 2.760 feet; No
I'm the northwest corner OF the
southeast of the northeast drilling
~ ! roo feet with a good show OF gas
and No. 8 in the southwest corner
OF the northeast OF the northwest
drilling at 450. II Is expected that
all OF these tests viii prove to be bis
producers as they are located right
on top OF the dome and In what Is
now proven territory Conservative.
ly speaking, their completion should
mean some 10000 or 10000 barrels
Increased production for this pros
SCrOuS concern.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Failures the Past Week in
the MeSid District

The Humphrey Pure OIL company
80. I Rluitt, at Mexia, Is plugged
and abandoned. having missed the
shallow gas at gGI feet.
McElhauye and associates have a
dry hole at 3.067 feet in their No. 3
Freeman in Mcxia field.
Tho Margay oil corporation No.
Robinson. NeNia district. is dry and
abandoned at 3,25O feet.
The Mexia $etroleum company
has a dry hole AZ 3.257 feet in No.
/, Tidwell.
j. Il. Ross has duster at $3.50
feet in No. 1 Freeman, salt water
was encountered In the Woodblne.
The Simms oil corporation No. z
Carter, at Mexia. is dry at 294s
feet.
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With the Oil Men

G. +. Lamason, refinery and sales
manager of the Pure Oil company.
headed a party consisting OF a num-
Der OF other officials of the sarns
company, among whom were: a. NJ.
Moon, purchaser OF refined oils; II.
+. Young, general superinD,r lent
and o. ID. Gurley Superintendent of
the Cushing plant left Tulsa Wcdnes-
day night on an automobile trip. OF
inspection which included Tonkav,
Bliss, Ponca City, Blackwell nd
Enid, Okla, and Wichita. Kansas.
at which latter city the party visited
the Sterling OIL & Refining Co. plant
where they inspected the Fleming
Cracking process which is in opera
tion there. They report that thov
found the roads covered In their
trip in splendid condition and good
time was made, with the exception
OF the Tulsa -Sa pulpa highway which
delayed them considerably In reach
ing Tulsa Thursday night.
w. II. Iattmer Of the Kansas &
Gulf Co. has returned from a few
days in Chicago. where he spent the
Fourth with his family.
A, c. Farmer. r. Creekmore. r. L.
Stowell. C. II Tingley of Tulsa. Mr..
and Mrs. II, McMahan OF Bartles
vile. and Col. G. w. Lille. regis
teriug from Pawnee, Oklahoma, arc
numbered among the list OF cabin
passengers on the II. F. Alexander's
voyage from San Francisco TO the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Producers & Refiners Deep
Test in the GUSHING Field

The Producers Il Refiners Corp.
has drilled its No. Perry farm.
In 2S-lS-5, Cushing field from the
skinner sand on down TO the break
In the Time or Wilcox sand. topped
at 3,S6i feet. and tho well is now
making l20 barrels natural at four
seet in this deep pay. The test which
is located in tho northeast corner OF
the northwest OF section 2S, will be
completed the first OF the week.
same company No. 10 on the Bur
bank lease in 31-27-6. was drilled
into the sand yesterday and is pro-
ducing 900 barrels natural
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Imports Of Petroleum at
PTiHciDdi 4. S. Ports

According fo figures collected by
the American Petroleum institute.
imports of petroleum tcrudc and
refined olll a. tine principal United
States ports for the month OF June
tutaIod I1T25237 barrels q daily
average OF 8pO.Nil barrels. compared
with I3it611l harr,ls, a daily
average uf I3i515 barrels for the
month of May. lmpor's nt the priu-
Dlp1l Atlantic coast ports for the
month totalcd G.2Z6.s67 barrels, u
daily average Of 2OTbG2 barrels.
compared with 6fiG,b57 barrels, n
daily average OF 2l7.953 barrels for
May At Gulf coast ports imports
toinlod b.4gS.370 barrels. daily
average Of lS3,27g, compared with
6,719,6li barrels. n daily average OF
21G.762 barrels for May
Imports at principal United states
ports for the week ended July to-
tailed 3.G23.O5O barrels. n daily aver
age OF 6l7.b7s barrels, compared
with l.932.370 barrels. n daily av-
CrnEe OF 276,053 barrels for tho
week ended June -.
Receipts at Atlantic coast ports
for tho wcok ended July / wero q
O7O. .O5O barrels, n daily average ot
2g5.T2l barrels. against 10000 bar
rolls. u daily average Of ll3,Nb7 bar
rcls for the wcck ended June %.
Receipts 1i Gulf coast ports were
1553 600 bl." . "a daily average OF
22-.S67 hu. against it35.370
barrels, - ,eraEe Of i62lo6
hnrrplg fD. fI. .--gk .pu1od luna 4
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ter north line OF the southwest Of
the southeast OF 33-l2-l2.
Barbara Oil company is drilling at
2,2OU feet In the southwest of the
southeast Of the northwest Of 34-l2-
~.
Black Petroleum company liz drill
ing on top OF sand at 2,2s7 feet In
the southeast OF the southwest Of
the southwest of 34-l2.l2.
Black Petroleum company Is rig
ging up In the southwest of the
southeast OF the southwest of s4-l2-
II.
Black Petroleum company is
building rig center Of the north line
OF the southwest Of the southwest OF
34-l2-12.
Eagle Picher Is drilling at 2,15S
feet IN the southwest OF the north
west OF the southwest of 34-12-12.
h. Black has rig IN the northwest
of the northwest of 35-l2-i2.
Ringwood OIL company Is drilling
at 1910 feet southeast of the north
east OF 35-l2-l2.
w. B. Pine has rig on ground in
the northwest of the southwest OF
25-12-12.
Independent OIL & Gas Co. ie
cleaning out at 1928 feet with 140-
In the southwest of the southwest OF
56-iG-lZ.
NJ +. Moroney is rigging up N the
northwest OF the southwest OF the
southwest OF 7-l2-12.
Parshall and others are spudding
In the southwest of the northwest OF
| the northeast OF l3-12-12.
Rebold and others are shut down al
2,3l6 feet with hole full of water in
the northwest of the southwest OF
| the northwest OF i5-l2-l2.
CONTINUED ON NENT PAGE.
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Ticker Done

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
NeD Wells in The m
Country

The GLADYS Belle oil company No.
4 Holmes IN the northwest OF the
southeast Of the southeast OF l3-ll-
rols.
The Sinclair on h Gas CO. No. 2
Smith In the southwest corner OF the
northeast Of the northwest Of l3-ll-
IL, i4 25-barrel producer.
The a. Wooster on company has n
5-b1rrel well In It's No. 3 Fish, In the
southwest corner OF the southcast OF
12-1t-ll.
The Henry on company No. 4 on
the Barnett farm In the southwest OF
the southwest Of 2I-ll-ll. Is a 100
barrel producer
v 6. Jennings has dry hole NJ
1850 feet in 80. 2 Robinson In the
southeast corner Of 26-1t-1l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Wilson Syndicate Test at
BriStOic ShOwing for a
Producer

The Hiram c. Wilson syndicate
test in the northwest corner OF the
southwest Of the northwest OF 30
1873. iu which water has been re-
ported by several sources. leaving
the impression that It was a failure;
has splendid showing OF oil in the
top OF the butcher sand. found at
3,OS5 feet, and the company is now
running the casing 10 shut off this
water which Ia coming i'm back Of
the 6-inCh casing. The well will be
drilled in the first OF the week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Turmdn.Lo Louisiana Operations

Tho Turman Louisiana oil com
pany test in the southeast corner
OF tho northwest Of 1O-1O-l0, Okfus-
kee county, is preparing to set the
IL II inch casing .t 500 feet.
The Turman Louisiana test in the
north half OF the southwest of IL
1910, Is rigging up the tools to spud
in.
The same interests have made n
location for a test in tho northeast
corner OF tho southeast of the south
east OF 17-11-l1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Monday win See Decline in
Gasoline and Refined oil
in Standard Of Indiana
TprrifOrU
TerTitOry

II has been announced in Chicago
that Monday. July 10. there will be
n decline Of 2-l0 and 4-10 OF a cent
per gallon on gasoline and Kerosene
~ az! :hc states governed ~ the
Standard of Indiana. caused by
freight rate reductions.
The purchaser and consumer will
therefore get the full benefit OF the
freight reduction, which went into
effect on puly /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

Effective Monday price OF gasoline
and Kerosene and all petroleum pro-
ducts OF Standard Co. OF Indiana
sold I'm Chicago will be reduced in
proportion TO tho amount OF the
freight reduction authorized by I. c.
9, Reduction means saving two
tenths to four-tcuths OF a cent per
gallon OF gasoline.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
For saIe-Montana Leases

Your opportunity to acquire leases
now at reasonable price In Toole
county Montana, where good wells
are being completed, We have
several thousand acres near drilling
wells and scattered for protection.
Can also furnish drilling blocks. Ad'
dress rooms 905-906 Kennedy Bids,
Tulsa, Okla, Telephone Usage $3.50.
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
The SeUery Wiidcdt North
0f keystone

The g. l.. Sovcry and associates
wild -cat located north OF Keystone.
I'm tho northwest corner Of the
northeast Of the northwest OF 10.
2O-9e. is drilling at 400 feet on a
wilcox sand tost. This well is To-
Gated two miles north of the Key
stone shallow sand pool.
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southwest OF ii-10-ii, reported by
owners and scouts as a failure In the
regular 2.200-foot sand. was given
n 20-quart shot yesterday In the
2.22s TO 2,23G-foot pay. and the well
now has 1900 feet OF oil standing In
the i0-inch hole. This test made a
flow or two last week between the
a-Lnch md l0-inch caslngs.
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Inter-.Sed SerUice Corporation
Has ShOWing of oil

Tho Iutcr.Son Service corporation,
drilling I'm the southwest corner OF
the southeast OF 9-27-6, Butler
county. kaus1s, has a sand at 2,74j
feet and u nice showing OF oil
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TranscOntinentai Well

The Trauscontinental oil corpor-
alton test, location north OF the
Wrlghtsman we'll. and located In the
southwest Of the northwest of IL
IO-fl, is good for 100000 feet
OF gas at 10 feet in the 2.512-foot
sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

Royal Dutch year ended December
81. 1921 net income after taxes and
expenses 1O4,OSO.17S florins against
l29,ibO,3G4 In 1920.
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LUTHER Il. LANE

DemoCratlc candidate for county
Judge, is an upright. honest and
able young man who merits your
support political Advertisement.
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VIII buy undeveloped 40 or so
acres in active proven section. or
drill for part OF acreage. Describe
your stuff 1905 Baltimore.-Adver-
tisement,
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Mexican Petroleum was producing
oil from wells 7 and 0 and Is in the
Cerro Azul field.
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For sale forty acre lease. offsett-
ing butcher and Wilcox sand test.
now drilling northwest OF Beggs. Ad-
dress Box 1881, Tulsa, Okla.
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Mutual OH declared quarterly
lg y cent dividend, payable Septem-
her Is, stock record September 1.
first since October, 1921 when
passed 0 per cent yearly dividend.
General Sugar Refining declared
regularly l "a per cent common
dividend and 1 y per cent preferred.
both payable August 1 and July 21.
salt Creek Producers association
declared regular quarterly 30-cent
dividend payable August / and July
Is.
AlNs Chalmers declared regular
quarterly | per cent common dlvi-
dend payable August 10 and July "a.
NEW YORK. ---- Indicated con-
sumption OF sugar for six months
1922. 2,S1S,0O0 tons or AT annual
rate OF over 100000 tons according
to Willett and Gray. Yesterdays
sales Of Cubas In August shipment
positions and July loading to retiners
and operators totaled about 15O,-
600 bags.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

FOR SALE-New flve-year lease.
southwest quarter, 33-l9-4 east, $40
per acre, quick action. p. O. Box 1871,
West Tulsa, okla. a.--Advertisement.
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OIL AND GAS
Leasrs--suppliss-- ric.

one set standard drilling tools.
78t-G .--Advurtisemuut.
GEOLOGlST WANTED to check
large block OF acreage In southern
Kansas for interest in block and
first we'll Box S05-G, care World
Advertisement.
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thOnes Usage 1919
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The Following table or rates VIII
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-17

instructions. The program to be
followed is:
Tuesday afternoon-Quick breads:
biscuits, cheese biscuits, cinnamon
rolls, quick coffee cake. banana
orange short cake with golden rod
sauce.
Wednesday afternoon-Cakes and
icings: devils food cake. cream
velvet cake. cream puffs, chocolate
fudge icing, white mountain icing.
Thursday afternoon-Salads and
salad dressings: mayonnaise, mock
mayonnaise, tartar sauce, thousand
island dressing, French dressing for
fruit salad, French dressing for
vegetable salad Every dressing
will be served over a suitable salad
Friday afternoon-The balanced
diet, one meal dishes: macaroni
loaf with tomato sauce, Spanish
rice, chicken a la king.
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Argus Cooking School Viii Teach
:. Women HolD to Make Quick Breads,
Salads, Dressings, and Pastries

Preparation of quick breads,
cakes. icings. salads and dressings,
and the menu of a balanced diet,
constitutes the program for the
four-day cooking school to be con-
Quoted by The Argus in the Ma
sonic temple next week, beginning
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Vera M. Megowen, school
demonstration, has completed the
program for the four days. Each
afternoon will be devoted to var
ious lines of cooking, Miss Megow-
en- doing all the work, the class
members being asked only to bring
notebooks and pencils. Registra-
ton is not necessary, girls and
women wishing to join the classes
being asked to come to the Ma
sonic temple each afternoon Of the
four days and receive the instruc-
ton free Of charge.
Explanation of the various dishes
breads, salads and cakes will be
given in such simple manner that
anyone will be able to follow the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-17

4 y ys.rs szHsr = =
Sm@4 70
druggist snt stocked ssnd soe &~ =Egs bon %
DODD'S MEDICINE COMPANY. Buffalo, h' \
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Twenty-first-ss1 Thirty-eightn

Twenty-first-s31 Thirty-eightn
street. -
Twenty-seccnd - Fire station.
1417 Thirticth street.
Twenty-third - Gannon's store,
Fourteenth avenue.
Twenty-fourth-P cap
penter shop, Forty-fifth street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Twenty-fifth-Lon school.
Forty-first street and Seventh ave-
nue.
Twenty-sixth-Lubnow's barber
shop.
Twenty-seventh-C leland Presby-
terrain church.
Twenty-eighth-No. fire station,
Forty-second avenue and Twelfth
street.
Twenty-ninth-Pa store.
100 Eighteenth avenue.
Polls will be open from a. m. to
5 o'clock p. m.
w. A FREWERT,
Town Clerk.
Dated Rock Island, March Is, 1922.
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