davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14
DULUTH CI!CSE.

Duluth. MINI. Sept. 14---Clos!ns
cash. prices: Wheat NO. l dark. pr
them fancy s1.09 1-4@1.23 IA? NO.
/ dark northern $1.O6 114@1.11 ia;
MOL dark northern, arrive 500 Ia
@1.1O IA; No. 2 dark northern medi-
UNI to fancy $1.03 1-4@ Lie Id; No.
3 dark northern s1.01 LAO LOT IA;
No.&1 northern $1.04 -4@ ITO Ia;
No. 2 northern o. 1-4@i08 ia; NO.
1 amber durumr 96 3-8@1.01 3-8: No.
2 amber durum'94 3-8@1.o0 3-S; No.
2 amber arrive Sept 80 3-S; No. |
durum Ss 3-S; No. 2 durum "a 3-S;
No. 1 naked durum "a 3-s@9S 3-S:
No. 2 mixed durum 81 3-8@s7 3-s;
No. 2 mixed arrive Sept. so 3-S; No.
1 red 80 3-S.
Flax seed on track s2.26.@ 2.2s; ar
rive s2.2G@2.27; Sept. 1925 asked;
October 1921 bid; Nov. 1921 bid;
Dec. s2.1s, bid.
Oats, 8 white track and arrive 81
No. i rye track 60 49,, arrive Sept.
.6S Us; arrive 81 IA. =
Barley 4l@57
Corn, No. 2 yellow 60 3-s; NO. 3 do
So S58s No. 2 mixed 80 7-S; No. 3 do
SO rs, t 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14
ANOTHER BANK POSITION

BANA
The Fargo School Of Business has
Just sent Margaret Schmidt to the
First National Bank at Bagley. We
have more calls than we can fill and
will place you when you graduate.
1t pays to attend an accredited
school. :.r,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

For Sale-Pure Write E,squimo-
Spitz dog, 8 months old. $500. Cali
500 Walnut st.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14
NORTH DAK0IANS
IN GRAND FORKS
From uayaller-A. Robbie.

NJ C -
ltl 800 y 49, 80 sggl ,.z.1
From Ardoch-P. A. Sweeney, II. NJ.
From Grafton-Mrs. Alberta Papen-
Carpenter. &. VIC nm
From Harso-A. a. Biask, 5: ..
Horton r. NJ. Thurston, Mr.. andFMrs.
~. 8, NORRIS ne Z $ =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14
Jewell Sends
Instructions To Union
Officials To Negotiate
With The Railroad,

Continued from Page ID
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14
STATE WEATHER

~. 6. department OF, agriculture.
weather bureau. (
weather ana road bulletin for the "a
hour ending at 4 a. IN. September IA,
18th meridian time. &
Stations Of Bismarck district.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

Miss Gertrude Barrett of this city
left today for Regina. Sask.. after
spending a three months vacation
here with friends. :"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. ). A. Ryan left Wed
nesday for Pek1n. N. D., where they
will spend the winter months at the
home of their SON., VIM. Ryan.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

A meeting Of potato growers from.
near this city and other parts Of Polk
county will be held at C,roolSston to-
morrow when H. J.. Hughes, director
Of markets III the state department of
agriculture, will be present to dis
cuss the potato situation. and also
to take up the question Of arranging
for federal potato inspection in this
part of the state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

The funeral of the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nelson. formerly
Of East Grand Forks and now of
~C;rookston, was held yesterday from
the home. Burial took place IL the
Morals cemetery near Davidson:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

; Mrs.NC(M Bydal left Wednesday
for Fertile. Mimi, where she will visit
a few days with friends and relatives.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

Dance Thursday at fair grounds pa
Gll1on; music BY Montana Indian
Stars; dancing to- 1880 a.. m.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14

Choice Leg Of Lamb, lb. csc.
Sanitary Meat Market-Adv.
wanted kuss-Clean, large cotton
rags, Tree from buttons or metal parts.
superintendent Herald.-Adv. n
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Mother and Six
Children Killed
at Rail Crossing
Limited Train Cra,he. Into
Stalled Automobile Near
Valparaiso, Ind. Car.
ried Quarter Vile.

Valparaiso. Ina Oct . Bfs iisf
ret itsfgot n Chicago AID - a
her seven children were Instantly III
al yesterday on a miirOad crossing
ne1r herr. when . Pennsylvania train
crashed through their stalled aptmnS
dle In Nh.oh tb0y we're sitting TIA
husband. Hsre iisfgot. hig s0B IssHs
Jr. aB1 I Tend nsmsG ~ ahoBisfd
we're ryinf ffarficaily 70 push tns
Htailed f4g from The ffheks
Ths children Killed, Irene. BBzaDnA.
Marguerite, Raymond. Richard and
Edmund, ~ ,ed in ares from ~ ~
I,ene. III narrnNiy sseapsd ae1fH n
bic efforts ~ rave his n,1tisr. Truth
srs md sisters
HafKot had been eupiCgs1 ~ chi
raRo ss sn automobile mechanic. he,
VI ~ ~ SCI bs family out ~ ne
o0hgesfed 9istriet n Cbl14go. he re-.
Genpv rented q @DaIi f0nn near NJ
mum. Ind Eany gunday morBlng
Hafg0t and bia ffieud A,sbOuiani,
iOoded Ugfg6t's hopAeh0id goods IN a
truck ana 5fariA1 ~ Plymouth Witb
The fruck ieading fbe mn M Hgr
gots 0nd 9.eb0ulam cr0Nded iGf6 IN
az au'mn4ilie fhAt ilargef had
"t1nfd 10" fsr tiio rip b tbe Dew
bone
80 ffDuLe N0g f6psuflce1 HDfJ
The c1r started 9e4oFs ne pennggl
wants 70 ltond ffaeks fgsf OUTSIDE u
Wheeler Then me- fnTiDe 1lsd Win
ne automobile sgD1fply On tns traek.
n was then. according n the story
~ Hene H.. MT fhe approaching Eyer
Wag dseOvefed.
Tiiefe Nna JOTf time ~ permit ibg
OrcgraDts ~ ths fnof ss8t ~ ieap
Oif md Ingks - e<f0ti v pBgb ne
ear from the tfleka. When tbey ba1
pushed n unfI Tho rear wheels we're
between the rails tbey we're forced
10 abandon tbif task and leap to
NIFTY.
The car md Nv seven remain ng
passengers we're pioked 30 ~ ths
pilot ~ tbe engine and eHffied f0f
more than n ouarter u rnae far.
NJ. ~. Nas token ~ tho coroner %
Valparaiso. bot was bysterlcaI sa6
unable 10 mako d abatement.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Supreme Court
Clears Docket
Of Rehcarings
sessf4i Important Cs.,. Al.
sanesd for Argument DE-,
ei.on. 10 Southern pss1.
H. SUIT NsJe final.

nasangDal ~ ? m 4 ~.
Iifiysish ~ eif81a.s vys 1elirers1
- tl.s Sgabg s.Bff tgisg. u
4l1sf11 ~ 1le<et "A ~ rsa<igas M
rsi.4sgih9s wbi1A m eeegmta4fsa
9gfhz ~ ssmm4f ftl1.s sfl -
ts1sls1 NJ afEDloNnf ~ psNfsyt
eaB,a ahthfal5fs aaA 80 BiBhssfssa
lfoa az t6e afu Ytak TsssyI<,i,1
ma Haab<I ~ o4fs1Y igns<sfaEf
ess>a l<siGAa i>s iieg oflers n osi,%f
saseg.
~ ltblifR rflTeffbK N ~ esss
feNi4sl a8fjSg en- filSsfES Sags ias'
slrns, ~ ffd,rf naAs fhsf ~ nj
s5hs VI sBba ifasegfsnf hilgAft,a ~
fts saehhra pseifle, ~ r<yfDaal'D
RAJ, m fHffHtf,<Y ffSf f<Tf<9ds
nm. ias<51gii as1 ~ fAf4ngis riesf
ifYizat<b pr9I1i la71s, ffsS ifttSf N
ultAi jf1D<r sah1s ~ hmm 9<,xf 4
gl,v@Ynmsgfsf f<3k1 ~ - os~1Fts1
III NJ GiVsfs.<,f n natAf I'm hfiKss
I'M pffr1z<s tim iftArffht<
kfrtatsS Feasyat ~ ,f<e< ess1r M
f11n pef1.nx IN ne flents IN 0,sog
gesss,
M c<Yt1AA1 fse4 ytst0tef IN M
fy,gEfa4 l<,iff s11lAffhz filaf hmm
a1b1hs ntfs slaff4 m iistas ~
;roz<lffll1D Uf,Sllf ~ sI,@yHso sfti
ffDsl Inn.
Ifflf M sle,t,la n ~ lDsft Sssf
yDss, egs<gln9 III sI,Jfis1rD Pllfe
,l,ranany ~ IlH6res ,is1if frla8 Inn
sfehsO ~ IbsfgG5 Dgg fhz rHNtfai
ps4ss,I faslyl14S, stSmi<sf n fStk
tlons nNys s1esNg,s<f ~ e<Tgfsss
sY<ss Slnfdalyeisl st,f osf,sy DfRaf.jzzz
nm I'm 8sz1ag fS,4 DfH,fnsf1s 1ffeef
"a mr. 1<<fs,<,a. s<HhS eTgs1 ma
etg,4fs Ogr<ss14 ~ sf,fl1esny1bt btsf
M S0frAf1A 1zyBft, IN tsfBslDz ", ~
nm IN eaA1, npugft IT. mn
IfsNf<I Bil0sfk,n ~ ~ iast ssaTss
mn 1ArHAts wtB mr. t~ i<hHs1
fAbS wj1j1h m CottA1 stst<S ~
mr. e<sBrt fg tstsB vii pgl<,11f ~
we effsnt ~ ne l<l1sklfh
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

~ n tDhe f<~us1. ~. N = s'fssf
xstE fxai fffsF. "a stqBHtes n
sHs6fs hsyifg fhfa1ea ~ ~ M,
tsnAH Nsh sapssfst.ofs - ~ -
~ n / fgfffsf esftgtak D. ia fen
aefNssh HFal ss<tishs n - fgis
~ psl,tlhl 4a'atDfslEs ~ ~ %.
fsrpfriH
1shlss kaaosf nas M fstf ~ =
qasna ~ nsxfo ssnidiss fesafi
sgtGs7 Bikff. 80 b'ans ~ Nx
K1aJ< sfs sbssfsf anS fihsb nt8tii
a FIRE snf ,sUsifY fsffif9 sry/ "
Elii EafK. hfS go iasafst n fts A1f
sak1n 4es1s ess Affsstfd IN 2
thsffs - nHfftf ~ slHHt>tkE e)ib
~ kliiinF - gl01nK f<<alaP ~ nbS
falsss>1 ~ fzsh1b ls,nI 3otH
i<>tsI, pf<,s< s>,s ma siaiB ~ che
SgnK ne IA sstfsfes n ~ t,aata
natkH flaas ahS ptf<iI nsNape bsf
ffft1s u tia feet9lhfb = rim N enc
~, safrtcRas1 IN ~ mfsf stnlsG
Kgsfas
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
"IIooflesrsr.' plafs I. Raded,
400 j,ottlTs III Beer SEIZED

Ise4Is99eIs Fiai tst n Ffiiib
TNa1fF yfb tifaet, Has faifsd gua.
~ aiKhi IN ft9'ss f4fssari Tfahk
NlH ans aflg ~ spstlJ sqtiad
tg4f b8Hf4td ifatiss N iAsf sfi =
Af1s at0fiHv ~ tssslf Hffe els1hs
tatd astg psisfs w. k9atb TpeH
iTsisfh street sfsa hsn Kan. t51
saiit TnsHif slsfh sffs.f uffa ~
tts,f9 ~ kssbsfs = ~ I've pta,ss
Eisit INMATES etfe fAs6h
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
nm yely. I,nt ID AlpsA.
AUyEHTIsENEsT
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo. the Antiseptic
Lquid--Essy to I've

From any druggist fof ne, m si.D
Tor large szs, ret boftie ~ Zeno1,
Wbsn spDi sd as 4 rscfe1 u effective
~ removes Eczsnia, Gu.ckiy stops
itching. and heals skin tropbles, also
sores, Burns, Wounds and Chains.
n psnetsates, eIssaDsss ann soofhss.
zepo Ia . clean, dependable and tn
expensive sbtseptG Lqu.1. Try u, ~
We bel svs moth NJ you have ever use5
IL AZ effective snd sat sfY.nR.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Senator's Tax Record Revealed

safd.srs snf ~ ~ ffatA 81 ~
tgf1irg for rbkt pafb>sses ~ faof.eI
was falssf 81 1911, an ne ifef A.
Ia fsafA fsEes ~ ~ bplslf,5g 81
Nhieb Iiltehf1<< faaitfslns "a Ores,
~ head4Bsftsfs af0ounts " tfztf1
~ itzz ovef 1911
AZ uhseh ma II ~ sffef TINS
N0sd tItrhtss N bfff,tf Ctsflag
eg ~ Gsf ~ hEgffs GDxn ~ atSrs
mr. kefs II ~ aays n @sgils7
tTiasDs< n Oe IL ys>peTbfy.
m Ngfi1 fsta.shiHK e>npagy
with fnakas l,sfgffal b<,ast - ~
sfs5ffl1 jnffsssing Ntam8s - Nls.s
Hsss and ssrse1ssBi@y ~ sts.etg
HDoafinz pft,fts, Il eaffied ~ ~ isz
issg<k n fyyD9fsg flyy0ig - h3yDHsl
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
plofiJs 10 Bio Jamiro
U,ef Eeaei,rs san Juan

Faf Juaf y 4 Oh = ~ a, ~
iAsH Nai'ff Hinton pikdiHK iLs
iyfFa aifDigAt FgmpstY cefIsis ~, ~
Hi2i' h.Ha tIma4 n liD JsH.itg
afntsd here ~ z isis sfisfmssH fea
fqf fJguifgg
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
omsnsnds the Vegetable
Compound

New Orleans, i.s.--iI have found
sslisf ffpm M tfuuhlss ~ tai lns
f.ydis Y TIN hams Vegetable ffan.
l<'uhd sad ! praise II shsssvsr ! ~,
could not 90 my vofh o. II sh0',ld
bs done fer would ssmstlmss hsss
y IL d1sn bsfslsa ~ tha rains 4
hsd. a fIissi lnaaessi me u lsks
ypas Vegetable damleupi sni l
have ct ETsst fssalfs fEam a.
hssp heass saf ga sllf ~ ~ III ay
esn wufh, ! fee9HusAai gsaF Veg
ssslls csfnfalsd y nv f4snds Via
fsfs fftvl.lss similar ~ nins e.
hga fnEiAifA. 1915 N Ibes
tishs "a, hes Vslssas. Il
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Mark 3 81 Cents for 100.

Now YOfk. Oct. ol--Gsuo9n n0rbs
sOid here today for less than 4 cents
o hurffod, he lowest pfiee On record.
Opening quota fons ranged from ~
10 4 cents. Tie prewar pre- was
,5.s cents eacd
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
How to Keep We'll
D., On W A EyAss

Questions .>nesynfsg sysisns, sssIts.
tina sod pssysstSSs ~ sls<ssS, ssk-
Fitted 70 ., Evans ~ rsses,t ~
Tho Bse, I'll bs answered ns,sonstir
= subject 70 proper Limitation, vhvs .
sssmrsd, s1Hrsssss ssvsiors 10 -.
eiossd, d.. Egsss I'll not @sss
diagnosis Or prescribe fey tsSlyiAasi
The Bss,
Coczyfxt.s 1874
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Anotber Staying Follows
g<,eE Island CaDz kdIi0e

mn fslzIl, m, Oct, e<--Ah,1fs1r
sssgfoTl HagliKht osjfgIafI sf1 4
1fAz NJ sai1 N k<sslsgzers hsve tsg1s
fgf fl3I1,1e1 N ne wazs ~ ~ w
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

Mfa - T. wfllssi 4 a. what
eauss. saHfsF n the stomach - ether
internal eFaaEsf
= Hos cen ens hHgN thsi ens
has ~
"e 10 Il aHfatisf
- ~ slsisf has ben fansllpsisa
~ ths last "a years hgssi naays
msnts tsinF caused enlf ~ aasn.ss a
Naisf.
"a ~ yea lhlnt she silli might
IL smsaf nis = We ysAs "a
p IN 500 sefsats 90 plaeiies -
water snspAs ~ tHfh Hassf A.
thaakh hhs dlssHt fsti az diffsaat
MA ever. Hskt t@sn eatifa
yf#ai ia,i alsaHf See - ftsF taia H
siifaiiaa miNH ftahKs i mnsihl
selAs
. IN gos ssslas il m.sg lis sss
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Reading. PAT VA . nervous

Hssdlng, PAT Wa . nervous
wreck and could hardly 40 ny
houeoworh. aIwayo had 10 have
hslp o. would never have got IL
done. Through The slyies Of frlends
h9ye been taking Lydia 4. Pins.
hams Vegetable COMPOUND for my
nerves and Lydia y. Iinkhan :
Elood hs,liche Tor my blood and I
an feeling fine snd dong ny work
oil hlnne, ] eAn recommend theaa
medicines 81 airy ens. faf they eafs
tslBly hslpsd me. | suffered ~ fiys
yesrs ssd Lydia n i'lnh hams ms,d.
leinee pulled ne through = Mrs.,
WaiTkA Y. storKA, isls Mulberry
b.. Heading, IL
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

I'm him ~ GDBt16gs ti,is ws1tle,sz n
MI, nfSt nogH ~ ne tsst mn n
l9TiDz bln,7'
f,fspLY,
Y0g bavs p1sTDltt11 yDaf soss,v N
nfvti1<y n i'm fsatht, Time n bn4h>
mr. ~ NJ 6sft msSk A. Yo8 mn tke
t1st,Y ma1 MT sis1g mi I'M rim,
two nfzfTss wB1ls yOn are nsskInz
hin, int sftsg mr. ft.s run VII ~
s81s M sSane IN me hsav6rs snA
ffe NoslS Nh nJVs IN ~ ,5gflty
ass@ssHasAaHaa4s-asasaaaa-a@~ss~s
T.agz IL entirety 1ss,srsd1at ~ ott.1r
1031tf5Ss k,r 1ysi
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

@HNfff.F8 fFNFF -" hfs@F
fnithooes afs 10 order fof saass
months : veil known Tar expert an1
sxpsfisnesg accountant res been NIX
inR 30 examination n ths faR fs,0Fs.
n me oDuniy ,fsssufsrs offee, en-
piOTsf ~ . committee Il interested
tsxIayers IN tina course N h,s M.
aglf1 he fpms ~ ne gfopsffy N
shieb H'ebe0ek Il ihfSftSfss ~ prif
efpsi 0wnsr. ara fhrgBKh su0s Bnaer
sfoabd ehannd mir information 1ss
eongsysf ~ Ui'eneoek Fsff ehort
" foioued an atDaek IN tie ibgtsts
gator VI u ire nm ais0 happens
70 be candidate for ne Off.1e N
o0ant1 trseEufeF On the sspgt8laAn
tleksf n uflch b. hnpI<stien ahf
iHnusn1O ag tROft wis made ~ n ~
credit him IN advance n shg D0bis
statement b. nigh, make ~ rfss
statement fOii1ws
The Omaha Ess h4s M Gs>f ~
fHueh ep1os ~ print p6DiDgfaphs n
vsri1J4 pieces ~ Dr0pertg. WIN
legends sfi0niag iop tsx1s vent 10
n ayWn. ft,ueyef. Hffih spaeN
msy ~ given ~ i Or f0Dfs effective
HlDstrafkn ~ me TN pagir2 a1gi 'iss
~ no W0rid iisrtid ffUH9.Dz clf0
panY, ne Word pn8ish NJ rom
pabg and Hitohe1cks ptrs1nsi
sobedgl1. 10 me h,ffD n tataBsfioU
n hsDfes bkf0 60m ne t4x b,0ls
~ ftS,n1fse ffasnfv
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
f~FFlESIFEHF'
For Piles
Il Is Pyramid
pyvsmid pie sspvosifosfes Have
Brought UeIfsf 90 Thousands
Who Had EnDsre6 severely
Nor benss.

Yon viii quickty realize that
#'1ramia J,iie guDpositOries are
hfmply wonderful 10 oose pain, re-
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Ap,ssusssExT sotHarpgsysT
A Union Union OF ''''''''''''
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Healthy Housewife---Happy Home
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Has Helped
Form Many

ros tbs aIlIng, haif.siek housewife
such 0 union II impossible. 0ftSn
tlmes eysn toe slightest form ii
fousowork cannot be accomplished.
Yet thu work must BE- done.
Many women struggle along for
years suffering from some form 81
female trouble that makes their
lives miserable and thsir homes far
LYDIA h, PYnkhsms v.gstabls
Compound has helped thonsan.fs Of
Just such women regain thelr b. alth
and strsngth. Just give your
thought " the following lst.srs and
remember thst lhs women who
wrots these letters kpsw hsw uhsy
fslt before taking The Vegetable
COMPOUND end again afterwards.
ithslpcf ihsm-Is. u hslr you
Had Nervous spells
Iforstia, Ara, s- ~ hal nsryews
sIslls and swfvi hsd fssllafs Ny
Right rlts sgf my LssA huft me- sll
ths time and hsd bsan going down
w health for sia o. ssssn years
Fof thr.e years hsi net h@sn abs
~ ~ mY wufh vitheait bslp. l
weighed enly - fsanas when ny
hasssnf's mssher f.eFsuslsd mn u
ssha taysils n llnh ham . Nssstshla
fumreaad kes ! heartily feega.
mead n o. III suffering wsmen, ~
hsss galnesi wslFhs ssa hsslsA |
ssa ~ "a ny saFh, sH9lflnN
sat 70 a. Ma. Jis hkAniss.
iiesss,a. AsAsasss
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

Thus u uDi - MN ft.as nm
tern ubgTh ~ 1DnmDbig atlfs1itb1
MIN : hht annual ifftg6s n afpsaG
gzs5 30, was is9i16 ~ ~ ~ s,4t>
hF tzes b. fszz fer min ahg
hfGs fsAs0n M NlaOp8ihf. telnBzl y
CofHbsfes INST sztDrtl,hsts cum ufh
~ 1naHnsfeenf eGfifjbyil0b ~ gTiTt
n.a1A ~ sDpaof; ~ s,afN zl,gsr60s6t
IL I'M
"ft@aHsfs NAY MIN ~ attfanfA1 III
ne naDres nnfea st1u ftst n iZf5
ne t,tSI vsIgat,oH n m g1QBt N
Ne YUM pBtaiSflsa e1aapsny,
unieh ssrns qiNft1r n s a,ils10
annually I'M ~ DuBhf, ~ ef<,ug ~
ne tar r1B N D0Dziss eDBb mar
g9s, af0es ti,< ols' - its's,ijNs ms
N ne three blaaB fceA DrD,lsz
Df4sses 1s4a In NeftlHz mr. ~ gaDer
n lszBts. Fnfttxf, fhsf IN ffz1
svs8 mis- vsias M ultima 5z066e, 4
sng me fl1sg was MN sss shsb
ni,16el,ol return IN m ptfsDnai ~
ssssfoeDt N VT
tfjs pTfssgsj tssessme8i,
"THfDir9 mn = m0nsh, ~ illt1t1 4
eoe<s yegNlna1 fffaftss. NJ be,<ss ~
Ne eDBnty fr1azWHFs mn 1ss131s> 4
IN .Btefss; m atsts N sHalfs ~ ~
felts NJ sebat1r'e pro6ptf,t1, H>rs
are tns 6gOfess
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

think tfere IL aBy need TN vNr1 IN
n0g Daff7p
rsHfLY.
!. q We nun vefy fjtfys 0t,Dgs
mat c1asss inner N ffss st>g0aetJ,
AnOng me eaDses sbat afe sl5Dlsuhat
ven estabIlzbff ~ ssef srs Bte1f N
tt,e stl90an6. f1nkiBg hit dysDIs ss5
eating fgd fI,fs af1 wfDng eatigg
h8sitg
b, Inning the saspjeiOss szDDt<aos
IRE v0f0lslnT, tsslD, vomiting t5oD1,
bloo4 ~ st0gis, tfnlr, sDsDls, TIRE NJ
wright
.. gorns eas1s ~. ebfs1,
d D. Tss
b. n incf4aess ss5snez % o,hstt
Dssl0n.
=. VIM wMfg7
y1s4 her oyerc116e eDnttiDstioD ~
eating plenty N bfsD, gsgetab'ss, afl1
htst anf taking ogar.
Ie'H yeIo, FIT liz AI,@sd.
Mrs.. NJ. II. ~ ufltos< = emit ri
ny tsnY1nrfis On NM ~ siesD NTH,
out hayiug him geck bDtt1s m IN
enpty nipple, have b1ea TN this
is IN unhealthy hab4t. MIR tf,s Dasy1
" 8sleeD he Usually 6fops IRE t,otns,
CsiJeruiss he IL ~ g5o1 DsaItfL
HWotd1 g01 eDnsl6%T n s1Visabls
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Tnoalder The ~, seraper.

Hhbcoeks me- bul5lng nay IL
hrat c0nsideree Tt8e fai8s d.golpsSS
ne fisinbutlo0 n the slsb IN palf
% ~ sen5tOrs skpsefaDsf IN ne
gesfs named
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

m l,.f4Iis6 mint ~ NJ tsEhs
paff n, ~ Mf0fV<ses MR. i0fnfjfg
MI 9l,r M ~ sfa,s f4zfz NJ I'M
afe I'm fseil,w .f.1 ftsfa tSzSz ~ M
a lSfesa ezsn.natloa n That IT
t4i44 4 fslt1a0lef,Ghf ~ 10 h.i1ftsftf
fs8a4fs, ~ " ulB 0Ss1l>ts> nine ibflfe
nlsflD1 nan e1fyi9 ~ Bsit' ifit1 s>eNfai
yo,gae n gf,1,fllzfapf.sl ma n n uNt
mr. AHgf<,1z esD efltfsiaBG.
lftl1g< fNl8se ass Df'N,f5l THIN
fnsn ~ t<k,ks IN M NM n tf.1
e0tBt2 gbHzysf, mn nj NH
INN sttfl, sfd aHsufr ne asslffi<,ht
N ne 1ta1,l@fsfiI <an9lfA5es b>sts41
fEAn haAnZ NDIlx.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
rEf1Y

SoIlrNAL ADsgsrIsgsgsr
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

When che Was fired, ~ shs uss
from time % time. she 81 not ears
in the least. Neither WIS sns tIapDY
10 escape wors, nor unhappy because
her meal ticket vas gone. After lginz
around Tor day 0r tWO xhe Tould
start out and lard another tob.
ahe nd no enthusiasm. tbs b~cafos
excited about nothing Fhs was
never buoyes 10 10 hoPs. nor cast
down by disappointment
After working for \ fen geHrs sbe
went far Welt ~ tho small Town IN
which her mother hsd grown 90, and
where aha mili had many relatives
and friends. In this toxin she feli n
wlth the dancing ga4ng - party. NJ
ornoon taa and.eard party program ~
tho young people The small tonn
gossip parties stirred 90 about the
maximum amount ~ enthus'asm ~
which she SEEMED capable fha ssid
she would like e. float that way ne
feas ~ her ilfe.
rhyan8iis sho was somewhat plsse
and fiahbY Tier msnsifuailaH eaH
healthy enough
eIadHess" sas ihs family dag
aaals. The doctors diagnosis vas
'Hoa little thyroid Tive deficiency
NAs net sufficient g. class hef - a
erstln. hut II saa sufficient - make
hsr tie failure. unless saa iappsHsd
q fal ia the fiHhi niche
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

III A@AsNsfLaI ~ fhtE ~ We et#fH
ftfk. ffff ~ fzf8 Ntgs ~ ne ~
pstBsfyc - IA IIlnf<DsI ~
ss<ss ~ itgsDe gssY m tfais n
IT. ~ 4N4 IN yfsbfeflgsl1 -
Nof.atf ~ refts ~ fsts fi.s prev r
tstenas AN Hra zst i@HK n m
Mn d4ighffd fsIs WIN ~ fs641s
mt nhJs isT1Iax p3Ees At4 aeghsze
lfx wDDeffg
@fiis fefDu eJlFBs 4 hefdys<t
vi fskS " ~ NJ fatlhK lg,n ~
sstssik,1 bas Dfpiagea N . ahaff.sl
wAI. t1IDsizA tifiz isss.l5, PfDfa nm
b fDis - msh, Hlnn WITH ~ fssi
n zsiar3A1 pe0sAe n ~ 10 iSis Jlsss
wtat s. fa1 N isiy ~ r,1zaG mr.
~ Glsfi1,z<, i,ilf W ~ IRE ~ fsst
N ne 4fNfe nus ls.01 6Nfsfs<t
BHl1y ~ WJg,a nasnfHfHs1f n
ftEg, DjtsHe1xks gerss ~ nsalfb ~
SaH ~ mn ~ atf mt gear n
H1sfibA ~ rf1zl mr. fo1 Yfas n
1877, mir eeef9ty,Ig elsN we trim
m efA0ts n 9tfg sstlh, Naa ~ .,
mi M him ~ ~ mstss mum n
fiz.ztS NJ ~ year ia pgsSpNfosg
fllN NlgGtfbfAa ~ sNfns mn m INT
~ ea1nE p<fs14Iat f<11jaKS ~ ~
~, ~ mn 0.1rS Inn m AszbRs1f
val8e NJ ft,A tatlrA W0flf piialsfl0z
llg1sWDg,s yfINt ~ yi80i ~ mir
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

A husband &6d wife have oDs eflijl
N daughter.
The husband MR. u business nan
n rather mors tfisn ayeraKs mi ",
good mixer. fair1y s0gressIye, and
With about average buslnsss J1fg'
ment, but with 10 special Initiative.
NJ p'annor or organizer, bit veil
able 10 carry out his part III plsr.
His friends SAY that he w0ttd jaVe
succeeded reasonably well t.a6 he rot
been q PR ode crfnker,
the mother yas brITtt, alert
minded, upanf coming woman. she
wrote we'll, had plenty N irnagInatiop,
plenty u talent, ard, IN combination.
y1th these qualities. sts md Jung
ment When her husband died sfs
vent into business. though shs had
uever had any business ira ming, a0G
shs made reasonable success.
The daughter WIS about 10 years
Old when her father disd. before
many years had passed her edBca>
ton was completed, and II became
necessary for her ~ go 10 vofk.
As an ernpioys she WIS., Easy going
and indifferent. Given a task, abs
carried IL out in a lscksdaisicaI fash,
ion, neither hurrying nor dem teiv
ioaflnR. Hhs seemed % care nsitber
for prsigo nor blame from her en-
ptOyer.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

TAXES ON HITcHcocg,s OMAHA oFPicE BUILDING

armand Valuation am zes p@l M I'm N ne yass fsg ~ i
ttoenoo n te syef snls gs1 y ~ gss lls ~ nNo ~
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

think tf.ere ~ af2 need Tn v0rfy IN
ny Daff7I
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-24

The grand jury has made seVefai
recommendations as to road building
which arc fine. The same that The
Herald ard News has been advocating
for q LONG time. We want to help en-
phasize at least two suggestions made
BY the grand jury. One is for the
road out in the "shack" neighborhooi
from Jalapa. We do not know 1t by
the name given by the grand jury ous
the foreman no doubt knows what
he is talking about. We want to see
a road out this way from Jalapa SO
that we may get over to the Taoer-
nacle school and then 60 over to the
Cromer school and then if you so de-
sire while in this section be able to
90 on to Whitmire without having to
come back to Newberry to make a
start. In other words there should
be some connecting roads and this
section out around Tabernacle IS IN
great need Of some help in the matter
of a road or roads.