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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor.


FRANK r. DUNCAN.
CITY Attorney
published In the Tulsa Dsny World.
April :. 1879, world Publishing COM
RESOLUTION.
Resolution determining assess
rnents and directing notices thereof
for paving In STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT No. 3G6 af tho cry
OF Tulsa. Oklahoma; ana declaring an
WHEREAS. the City Engineer on the
tho board his written statement showing
the names Of the owners. the number OF
front feet owned by each, q description
Of the property and estimate OF the total
.ost OF the improvements. the proportional
amount OF such cost TO be assessed against
the abuitlng property ana the total esu.
mated amount to be assessed against such
owner subject 10 assessment IN SfREE1
lMPRONEMENr DISTRICT No 500 in
torn and substance as provided IN sec.
ton 7 OF Article lN OF the Charter Of said
Cit- NJ Tulsa; and.
WHEREAS, tnis board has duly exam.
ined said statement and found the same
TO be correct and In conformity 20 law;
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE N REsOLv.
ED by THE BOARD or COMMIs-
sloNERs OF THE CITY OF TULSA
OKLAHOMA
That said statement be, ana the same
hereby IL, approved and.
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED that II
10 the determination OF this board 10
assess the cost Of the improvements pro.
yided for in said STREET IMPROVE.
lots and blocks ahutting said improve.
ments ana the property benefited thereby
ana the property liable 10 assessment A.
set out ~ the aforesaid statement Of the
BE n FURTHER RESOLVED. that
notice Of such determination 10 assess be
given 20 all owners of any and all such
property by publication In The Tulsa
Daily World, a daily newspaper OF general
circulation IN the, CITY Of Tulsa, okla
ginning on the am day Of April 1929,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
directed 20 send written notice BY regis.
srty affected BY the Sforssald ptoposed
substsnce as provided in Section 2 Of
Article TX NJ the Tulsa City Charter. and
TO be mailed at the time designated In
RE IN FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the 1Ath day uf April, 1899. az 9 90
o'clock a. m, be and tho same - hereby
set as tho day for hearing all objections
to such assessments. Improvements or ma.
tarials In reference 10 the same, ana said
hearing shall be continued from day 20
objections not made IN writing on or before
tho ltth DAY 90 April 1929 az 90
o'clock a. m. shall 0e deemed 10 90
BE ii FURTHER RESOLVED. that the
City Auditor be. and sue 10 hereby In.
struoted 20 make and file on or before the
date OF said hearing her certificate
showing when and IN what manner said
notices were given, ana Httacn 20 ana
make a part Of said certificate, the affis
dayit OF tho publisher showing copy
of the notice 80 published and the days
on which the same was published; ana,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that on
emergency exists for the preservation OF
the public health and safety, and for the
furtherance of street improvements by
reason whereof this resolution shall take
effect from and after It's adoption, ap.
proyal and publication,
ADOPTED, ana the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
9lsr day ~ March 1923
APPRONED th.s glst Day of March.
r. D. EVANS.
Mayor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

{prIInssd r. the Tusa pany world
IiSS ,Ln-3 World Publishing com
4, RESOLUTION.
As'oIu'ion Determining Assess.
r' ana Directing Notices Thereof
Mr,ayi rayins IN STREET IMPROVE.
d Tti,lp lplSTRICT No. sIs. Of tho city
emsrssS, oklahoma: ana declaring an
,NIS dsSE The City Engineer on IN.
~ Bas,. ot March, 1922, submitted 10
~ nam., Ls written statement showing
ilynt 49, ot the owners. the humber OF
G TIE owned by each, a deseription
cost o. ttbospsriy and estimate Of the togai
.Nouhts improvements. the proportional
.tlihst H. such costs 10 DO assessed
s'iimstsd aeuttinE property ana the total
ssaeh oNns.Houht TO ba assessed against
sfREEr NJ subject 10 assessment In
section ana substance as provided in
ne ssis article TX. OF the Charter
RHERra ny Of Tuslsa; and,
ams to 80 ttatement and found ths
NV correct and in conformity 10
- "o| THEREFORE. BE IT RE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

uINNIr g.. ,0.HIarro sleeping room
i0r rent win porch, convenient TO
bath DHHra tnr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

Two UUUWI f0T TIFTI U0Ua0E0TTIHE |70|r
in. modern. furulahrd. 81 pes week b|1
s hnUNshH. ,,IHr tsf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
PURELY PERSONAL

LET THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Do THE JOB.
Only those who read and USE the cIassi
NED advertisements can comprehend how
perfectly they meet every requirement
watch the classified ads every day Tor
exceptional opp0rfunlllts
n there is something special you wsnt
ask for II IN q classified, mr. N you have
ANYTHING that YOU want 20 dispose ~ tell
u In classified.
WORLD WANT ADS
Dsage f0r0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

sleeping room. connecting
bath $3.50 ,bf Sunday or after
o. m tH.HrU .ttH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

rents and directing notices thereof for
aying In STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 37t Of the city of
Tulsa, oklahoma: and declaring an
emergency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

MOI IpEU g. sUk Suite Ht rooms. live
ms room. two bedrooms, private en-
trance. modern. IDEAL home TOT gentIe-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

tlIIhIEEt. $40 Ivory Furnished
DaHra tHpt
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upuHGR' S. 5.6- -F6f fsat, nicely fu--
ulahfl a0rruIng room, with or Without
board. uEHHo .tff.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
LEGAL.
COMM NlsStONERS or THE CITY or
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
Ihll nm .lll.L-.nL L. - 49,. --.--.

ss@lnS,suS ,sissr6RlTrnsr * sr6aF 6aF rIlG n9A4P di2y or
TULSA, OKLAHOMa.
That That SAID statement bc. nud the same
:. ny IT ,EuirnER GEsoLvED. THAT 1t
ssscss the cost of the improyercnts pro.
N,licl, lot w. said STREET IMPROVE
MLN 4 piHihl'I Nu. .ts against the I1fs
and the prupCrty benefited thereby and the
property liable 20 assessment as set out
m thc aiutoH1ld statement Of tho cts
~ n FURTHER RESOLVED. rh,,
notice ~ such determination TO assess boz
gwen 10 hl owners OF any and aI such
world a daily newspaper of gerer,i rIr.
culauon in the city of Tulsa Oklahoma.
Tor ii92r i've 90 consecutive. days beginning
, BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. That
The city Auditor be. aud she horcby IA
directed 10 sond written notice bv regis.
esty affected by the Aforesaid propos1d
assessments, said notice 70 be In form and
HGiHS' HTiise as Of t'T3ydef 5Ss 4u,i IN Sc, sGs,o@
and 10 be mailed az the time Designated
In SAID section; End.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the ltth day Uf APRIL 1912. al . 90
O'Clock q. m, be and the Same II hereby
cot as ths day for bearing ali objections
70 such assessments, Improvements or ma
terials In reference TO tho same. and sait
hearing shall bs continued from day ~
uhy untll the samo is completed and any
objections not made In writing on or be.
Tore the lih day ~ April l0e2 o.
900 o'clock a. m. shall be deemed 70 be
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. That
che city Auditor he. and she IA hereby
Instructed TO make aud file on or he.
lore the date of said hearing. hcr cortiri-
cate sh owing when aud In what manner
SAID notices were given. and attach 10
aud mako part of said certificate. the
htfidavit ot the publisher showing n COPY
ot the notice 30 published and the days
on which the stNe was published: and.
BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED. That ~
emergency exists for the preservation of
he public hCalth and safety and for tho
furtherarte ot street improvements by
reason whereof this resolution shall take
effect from and after It's adoption, ap.
proval and publication.
ADOPTED, and the emergency clause
'Hled upon separately and approved this
dlEt day OF March, 1879.
APPROVED this 3lst day OF March.
T. d. EVANS.
Attest: Nayor.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
civ Auditor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
Attest! MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor,
Approved FRANK n DUNCAN
CITY Attorney.

PubWshed IN IN, Tulsa Daily wor
April Z, 8. z, and s. la--. World
Publishing Company PubIisnerD
NOTICE FOR iIEARGNG ON AS.
SEgsMENT FOR PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENTS Dis
TRICT No. 3As, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA,
the board of commissioners aIonted on
the 3Ist day ~ March. 1892, notice Is
hereby giych that the BOARD OF coumls-
sioners of the city ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma.
has examined the es'inste and siaiem'hl
ot that city engineer AS 90 the amount
Of the cost of the asphalt pavement wh.Nh
should be assessed against The ahAlNhs
property, tho properly benefited hhi
other property liable IN assessment ~"
the owners thereof in STREET IN
PRONENENT DISTRICT No. 3iN wH.DN
includes tho following described portions
Of streets. fO-Wit.
QUINCY AVENUE from the south
line ~ sixth street 20 'he norm lInN
81 Thirteenth street except lnlefsee-
tIon at Twelfth street.
And aaid board Of commissioners pa,
by resolution duly approved the aIoFess'a
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NOTICE is hereby Flyen that G.. D. Law
renee IL no longer connected ~ any
manner with the Oklahoma Kcpt.R-CaT
CO, signed. h, ". Hayden. --r-- %,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TCIsA LODGE No. ~, A. F.AAM
- Meets every Thursday; ftrs,
~ Thufeday y. C.. second Thur
IN day business third Thursday
~1yM VI, fourth Thu'-dny ", 4
RN4LR Neyt meeting April T. y e.
" Degree commencing at J 3. IN.
PETER pElcHMAN. W. NJ.
tos. DRouor, secretsy-
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Farm Bureau Meeting
Called in Lincoln

County farm buFsau presidents viii
meet ~ Lincoln OctOber ~ With the
executive hoard ~ the state gFganl'
zafion on the following day = sps'
clnl meeting has been called fG
county bureau presidents
me prime purpose ~ the frsi day's
meeting IL 10 take up tho proposition
0i membsrfhlp complain work. a
representative ~ tho American Yarn
fHntu fadsfaii6n from Chicago vii
bs pretent q hdylge the convention
On thle matter
IN me seo0nd DAY tho legislative
progfain of tte NeDfaaka Farm Bureau
fedefatlou WI BE- finally shaped ara
particular attention viii be paid %
the rural Echom question White NJ
~ tbe legislative matters pertain,
Ing - The agricultural industry vii
Dc taken % az this meeting there has
been complaints mat maximum 30
lloBcy Is not beibR offscted IN the
rural schools IN proportion ~ the ~
pepse, according ~ farm bureau pffsi
dents from tho vafioUs counties An
onmt viii bo made ~ seitis upon
s5fno understanding ~ - whlch RENE,
diea, n my, the form bureaus should
tale In ~ ieEiTanVo program CON
corning Ills pgini,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Cheyenne County 10 Vote
on $50. 900 Bonds for Fair

h'dnty, Nob,, oct. sr@ifpsc1ij-~
The county comm sslonars " cbey'
obne county hive included IN the gen,
oral elect on baIiot, the proposition u
voting bonds II 10000 Tor the efec.
ton ~ sultnhie buildings on The fair
grounds NJ Ridney f6r county fair
purposes Tbese bonds we're v0ted on
nneo befofe and carried, tm we're ~,
fused ~ beiHd bugfrs bfceuAe N The
faet thy were not advertised q sum
dent length ~ tine prior 10 the eiee
ION Il ~ expsctef my Win carry
MS Ume by sven . bfRsr majority
than bef0fe. for Cheyenne county,
me ~ tha banner 6Ar'cnlturi coun,
iles ~ DE state, me been denied q
falr On account ~ The laek " bDlid.
ipEt Tho Dians include sales -.
yiiton, IN when Iitestoek soles oan be
held the entire yo9r Tbs WI be for
The uso and convenience ~ ~ fGT.
Wefa ~ ne county.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09

Pests in Grain
Are Prevalent
Over Nebraska
Nebraska College Receive.
Many Inquiries on Best
Method 10 Stop
IDfesiaiion.

Lincoln Reports received ny The
University u .ebrasia Agricultural
college from farmers whore wboat
blne are infested with stored grain
pests, ard aleo from D number u IN
qulriss concerning methods ~ fEml.
nation ~ destroy these pests, indicats
the prevalence ~ the pest In Ne
lfaska during the paet nix we1bg has
been greater ih6B ~ any Otber time
during the entire period that the col,
iogs has ksDt fooofd on sUcb mat
tsfs, except year aEO. oE9efts ~ tlIs
college gay These records cover the
tast ~ years Last ye6r, although
ihafs was nm sOuni Grno unt ~ lbfesta'
lion, tie trouble Nss alf0osi entirely
due ~ n pest Known ~ the csdsIle.
Tie pfestnt lBfsstatl0n. however,
tho experts say, includes not only th1
cadejie, but also The true gfanarp
wee ~, the rice wee9il, tbs fDfeIRH
grain beotle, che Indian meal moth,
md even bCOk llee " peOelds, ana
gr0in lufestiGg mit0s. IN the event
NJ n long warm fall md unchecked
faragss On The stored gfaiD, tbsy viii
m most fGn6ge ~ vhsat stOfed 10
The farm grsD'1g aDd elevators, the
eK'nffs deGlaFf,
There are more than 20 different
kinds ~ Insecm that J1Jure stge1
grain, eOf0e ~ which are beetjes ard
their iaryae, aDd otbers sts catHrpiI'
Isrs Or Email moths, ~ arc con.'
called "woeyll' ~ The Mnpsrs.
These stored pests may ~ controlled
by fpniEauo1s with carioB bsu1.
rhldn, or, where danger ~ IRE pre-
vents the Use ~ tbai chemical Vim
cbOllfs, Following bespy
iDfestati01 last fall. the aRrlcutDf0l
cOlieg9 pnbIlshed experiment station
circnlar ~, on Insect Pests ~ Btorf1
Grain aDd Their Control" This oircu
lar IN icing distributed on Application
10 iha agricultural college.
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Potato Crop in
Nebraska Falls
Below Estimate
Decreased Production Will BE
About 1000 Cars-Drouth
and Hot Weather l.
Blamed.

Lnooin-tBy A. PA decrease u
1000 cas- IN the estimate 81 com.
mefeiai potatoes In western Nebrns
"a. due 10 the fHllure ~ late plant.
ms 10 meet previous expectations. II
announced by the division II crop
ma livestock estimates and me Ne
hr1ska department ~ agriculture.
The text ~ Tho announcement foi.
lows.
This condition ~ the western potato
crop n month ngo, nflc1ted tom.
nere'ni surplus ~ 5000 cars ~ com.
pared 10 The rresent estimate ~
5000 cars and iHst yours shipments
~ 1876 rars. a h ~ pr cent ~ the
western crop Wis planted laiH and
VII p tire vine growth WIS gnod md
I'M e9ted b fllr ylsid. The tubers "a
not daVoiop properly nnd The Yields
arc very rsht Bome l6ts piantod
fields received practically no faiu. IT.
flEated potatoes ware d1maged also
BY oxtrene heat
As n result ~ the POOR Yield u The
inte Planting. Wb'ch constitute fair
~ large percentage ~ TIE total mere.
hEe, the commsrc NJ surplus vii not
exceed thnt ~ lsst yrnr w more thsn
10 per cent In spite II the fact TINT
III" ncreaEo II ne1fiy ~ per cent lafE.
or. The pfesHut estimates are 100
ears from irrigated eectlons and 2 200
cars from dry inbd sections. The
quantity that viii actually move will
depend lereely up0n future prices A.
Jrnasnt tho 1verr~e pfice ~ Dry iand
potatoes IN about 70 cents per hun.
drod pounds, Or 10 cents per bushei
~ growers. freh low prices are Ger
tain - lint shipments
Slightly iers than 500 cars ~ west
ern Nebrahtn potatoes had been
moved previous - october or 6tout
10 per cont ~ nc 5ya i1bis surplus
After milking fre allowance Tor cujIs
and storage, rs W0Wd iHd'c8ta that
10 rcr cent Of tho crop has boon
hS vested
itecent Information from some rom.
pctnR sections 0ffers littje enc4uf
agement ~ RfoWers also Dry
wo9ther IL responsible for reduction
IN sl2e and uuptbef rer hin 10 tD'His
in oregon and Washington. bad there
ia cotFlderhblo disease IT. oregon.
idaho promises large production.
Reports from Bicblgan, Illinois and
indiana s0ys That the crop is moi turn
ing out we'll sot1e ffoel ard roi |
damage IN Michigan and scab IN
Illinois nud Iodlana. According n
tho September ro"ot from Ma ne, The !
potcto crop IL flr below last ye0r,
while New York and pennsUvonln /
shoV o fair increase. The condition |
In tho north central statcs. including
Mlnncsota, the Dnbotas 0nd Iont6nn |
shows iittls cbangs but the crop "
sornenhai uneven. due 70 disease and /
August dr0uth.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Nebraska College Fourth
Al Swine Stow Contest

Nfbfaska plaeod fourth IN he sgrs
cultural college stock judging contest
~ the National Hwine siiCw ~ peofis,
10 The ria high te9Bs rabked ~
follows, Iowa. FIRST Ohio, second; In.
diam, ttifd, sejq6ska, hytb;
Illinois, nflb. aBh Minnesota @xib.
This coteflo ~ teams 0fs usually
In tie him piacNs. sithoBfh ibdr
relative Diaces VARIES IN tba 6iHsfoDt
contests, according " hfade II tf,s
state agricultural oOii1go, wiD sgy
that Nebraska w1lI make stfong bld
Tor Grst pi6cs ~ tho International
I've stock sb0w st Chicago In nv
center,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Fall Care Of Bulbs
and Perennial Plants

Dahlias ana EladIOlus should IL
taken np before severe freezing oo.
ours, dried Tor one or two days In TIA
open air, and then placed IN baskets
or boxes and stored In q cool, dry
cellar similar 20 that used Tor storags
~ vegetables. n mice or rnta are
present. ths containers should be coy.
cred With window screen. n The osi.
lar hns a tendency 10 b. warm above
~ degrees ~ the dahlla bulbs shouli
he covered with dry sand Or earth %
Keep them from drying out
Tulips are hardly bulbs and may ba
blaDtsd ground the first - Oolotsr IN
beds Or rows about five 80 sls inches
deep AMI four ~ slE inches ap6ft.
After Tho ground has bseB frozen ~ q
depth ~ Two Or three Inches. tho beds
should ~ fhnicbod with leByos Or
manure. IN curly spring most ~ the
mulch should be- removed Bulbs
planted In OPEN bods viii tlom1 eaflier
than those plabtod on the north sida
~ building Or shrubberg border,
thus lsrRthsnlnR ihs blooming period,
Tie three most common bnrdY per,
'nnials IRE The penny, rhiox and his
Those Rants my be easli1 prom
rated ~ division ~ th6 dump II
bo0rs nre desired ne following set
ron The division should te relatively
iargs WITH he feony. i've - seven
eyes sh 90 be len On eaeb division.
Care should le teieB 10 pnok Me sol
firmly around Tie roots ~ The plants
end ~ water them thm6pfhly 10
there VIII be no dang ~ freezing
vut. They should 10 iiqbted ~ The
crowns WI Ne covered with one 10 ono
and baIf inches ~ soI, ~ deeper
planting prevents ws1a buds from
fe8eblfg Tho surface
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
School Forum Geography
Council Names Officer

Ella n. Knight has been elscte5
president ~ The geography council n
tho Otnah8 ecbo0I forum, Hattie
Hbuitbles, ylco president; Eva lie,
Hoss, fecretary, Pearl gedven, ueas.
uref, The following committees we're
naj0od Program, Ruth Wallace,
chairman; nsry NBolsy, Naf2 ron,
Kathleen Doyle, Lae W. IlabGai, 10,
efaI, Lulu pase0, chairman, Nay
Leaeh, Lillian Bake, library, john,
nsb Chapman, chairman, s9fab AIer,
Ellen Agcbmgtg, press, Katherine
Dunnigen, chairman, Florence Jones
and Viola Meyer,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Ar;~r'tl'r~l School Cattle
win PRICES NJ C.".;. Fair

The Nebraska acho6l of Aprieul.
ture had II pure bred c0ws. Short
horns and Hn'eteins. entered IN The
gouthwcat Nebraska district fair,
Anna Topsy. strte champion cow o.
itsr are. took The grnhd chainplon
prize. and others took seven first,
three second am Two third prizes
superIrtop1nnt " =. aoyder q the
North J'iette experimental station was
tho iudRe.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09

AsgBf4 a- Ta9 large TafmsfF uaisl
Hsssibfs ~ thir tti4tfY @sfe sfSfesKsa
4. q pafaff, Ffsfa rfsfidzgi u ~
afgaEtxati8H ~ fafsftHE was 1fid y
H0sffHshf sshsyiiHtfa w tNfai ~ -
fqfUtfTs ~ ne tfsi, bBi fsFmsfs ~ ifs
@Iais s9abhsd nm ~ osb9fH sppss
~ ~ N6fk n me ftst8 0fssaiksfieh, hHf
Bsa sheen, pfftidsft ~ ftf fDsnif ~
lsg, apek6 N ihs fgHnfY wgfa County
ssSFstffy . W NhtNii eaf also prs
6nf ms nor s1fHiaa large Us ftlhx
wss hsid III psfhai mum n AddHigg
D. fhs sgssxfng. nhsfs Nas tStHmt Hity
sfHFibK s61 FAHffBl aSS8s
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Farmers Union Notes

Iftfsa-eAt tts anngsi msstirE ~ fbs
raaas c0ahfg FafHffH 8nsaa Jobs ciigss
an tfssderf IhfH WsHnHd. saffsfsfy
tfsassfef. aa1 James Aatsn, - tiaitss
fsff mif tsNmAH, Nhfs stFftau IN sHyihsf
ssaf Affsd Lahatstn Nas tefff1 zee
bffst lent HaffabaF FafE MADE ~ Nss
T. psfafs. msnaEff n fhs KsfMsfs rhiaH
fo4gBefsiltf irs1fanfa fNepHtg n -
hrashs, r ftsnfy frees ~ FiHin sHq
n Nsifla ~ sf Edraf1, men pffs n ne
hsafa ~ diftfi1fs n tbs tafnefs Ihiyn
Hfefa gsfLahas. Ard ~ Janss bgtss
~ rffafs H. meny resided % farm
h ,Hs community aHa stii msiGialhA ~
fsslsafs hoe. aitbo1fh ~ FfsssHi s9fk
MAKES 4 Haffssafg ~ bim ~ i've ~
lIIlaLIa.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Extra Election Ballots
Are Planned in Carr County

Plattsf0Outf, NeD., OCT. 5l-~l8pfc'aIJ
--In order that the voters may 10
fully enlightened ~ the election this
fail, the county board IN session hero
this we6k decided ~ have 70 per cent
sample balIots printed instead u the
10 required ~ law apd In addition win
have the sample ballot published IN
ibe newspapers ~ the county.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Dff,, N,mI,.tsl,lp yo,e,

70 tbs iaesi nhfh bfiHss ths lsrswt
BHBlbsf ~ paifeg mffBDsfs. ~ gYabDfti1g
" me tstsi mSmDfffhiI ~ ths iglal, "
he anH8si tGHefffi0B ~ tts Wssstsf
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AByERTI EmfNT.
By Dominican Sisters
Send Letter Prsising Father
Johns Medicine for Body
Building

Tho Dominican Sisters at Lowell,
Mass, write. 1--WE have used Father
Johns Medicine In our homc for
many years and II has always had
the best results for colds, coughs and
az body builder We think We
could not get along without H."
a ned, The Dominican Sisters.
In over 100 Institute Ions and hos
y! ais. Fa;t Johns Medicine IA reg
ulnrly uss and greatly valued. II n
nfe for children as well as older PEG
pie. No drG ~.
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Gage County Wheat Fields
c,oty Effoe,g If n-optI

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prolonged drouth End farmers nay
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cra have not sown their grain, pre-
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