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Sarm KreoitIop peotoop

Sra @aDinston meloes, at en- On,
ben, al Senator Sarris ira Gen.,
sia, foreilaaet 2op, Der t~iIiiater .,
Ej9lpe Sarmerne til at erboISe arp'
bit, ben 24be bs. bIep pe6tuoet n
Senatet. Gen bar oQere6e San,
forlo bleoet peotaeet al He9rpipr,
tentbuiet, iaa BEN MI finn monoL,
Yr9iioentenS nnberifrift.
Sen npe Sob uopioer Ben beitp,.
enbe @arebuslop peb at Qipe 0orS.
brugsbepartementet Mpn0iQbeS III
at forgge 2iiten oper 6armproSps.
ter, iom fan lagres ! gegicriroer,
autoriiereoe 9arebuic % til Sc fIos.
i~iiicere De ~opbeparebe Gro6ufter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
6en. Dooo / SifferheN

Sra Wanila, g. s., teIe9rofer,
E4be Wai, at @eneraIguuerner Qeo.
narb @oob, iom man intet bar be.
fra, itoen ban for TO Sage ii0en I'll.
traabte en- Snipeftionsreiie til en- Of
&c minbre Ger / ben lille Qums.
rabt "Ipo", err / SifferbeO % lam,
me Dag pertebes at bore tilbooe !
gfanila. @eneralglperneren IeS.
iageoes paa &eiien al i'm Suitn q
Cater.
Wan baobe peret bon9e for. a.
"Ipo" flnbe bore forIiit / Sen Sr.
fpn, iom brsb Iss itrar eiter Bent;
@freiIe. Get meloes imiSIeriS, o..
gaften babe rebet Stormen al h
2p at BEN lille @ Slim, og at Gene
ralgupernsren og bans 6amiIie ts
fanbt Jig I bebite geIgoaen0e.
eenb "9eeprab. VpNen" til sIpet % gsrrr|
I bet edn1Ie 2aro. 9rtfen er $500 pr. gci|
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
@aIg / nnsarn.

s l1ngarn pil @als paa M Ratio.
naIforiamline beepnbe naite Ssn'
Dag, ben 2Sbe Mai, % bare no Den
lite l1ge Of Stunt. Salgfampen er
meeet beftis. Set er ogiaa ct mere
END aIminbelig pietig @als, oa ben
rlpe misunderstanding, iom fal
treble iammen Den 17oe Sum-, bill
faa mango meget pigtige eager til
afgisrelie, beriblanbt Sebtagelie al
en- np &cnititltion. Oct er ogiao
m,llig, of Wonarfiiterne bill bringe
op Spsrsmaalet ON Statsformen til
enbelig Ifsiprelie. Store Initalter
er giort for at opretbolbe Sroenen
unoer 8alaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26

Siinerner @reus fra @inneioto :
1T SiaaSelie til of fortIette, pits, = !.
Stepntng bar oplGit for Dem. n q
litimanSen rapporterebe, at N.Y., 70
mobilen fisrte meb en- Start NJ },
Wil | Simen. Of
S De efterfslsenbe @oore, I'm,
iaa bleo itanfet, befanbt ia. NJ 0s
4ftenens to 9ebattanter, @l, NJ :,
Wtiaer fra Seem gorf Ga @,Insr.ss
Iaen fra &anias.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Gneelif iom
&orretninesiprol

Zen iDenife ausuftonaipnoSe +,
paa lit aarsmsoe / ct, gpt y
Wsinn., forrige l1ge eiter en- al 49,
bets Understandable 9ebutter ms
operb9loenoe Stemmeflerbeo beT H..
tet bcrefter at anpenoe Oct prneIs.
Sprog paa line 6orretninoSmrSs.
Ser blep at maitge uotoIt, at hprr,
geilutning omtrent bar enS6ptpSprS
meo, at gngelif berefter uil bIi snr.
cbens officieae Sproq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Sita.

Sci anierebe @eianbtraab | Haris
CAB for fort Tio iiben paa Song III.
fonios gnbefaIing gr-&eiierinoe Otto
Sob til at boi9tte Jig / Spanien. 3ita
iprlob itrar meb fine Barn Suncbal
paa Waoeira oe reiite til Maorio,
bpor De fit en- biertelig Wootagelie
al BEN ipanife aoneefamilie. gbateal,
9arbo itrar uoenfor Maorib er blet
lat iitano til benbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Tie @affen nieber!

Sra Berlin teleeraferes, at SpIf'
lamb op til lite Warts iaar bar poe
Iaet 5,S55,000 8ep9rer % &arabi'
ner, tO4,O 600 Witralieier, 35,70O,'
900 8enerpatroner, 14,S00,0 200
@ranoter, 1888 Ieroplaner og a.
045 Mercplanmotorer.
gr bette Sorflaringen paa, at Spif,
Lamb / 8enl,a bleo fritat for at til,
femme Sen ellropGiife Srebspaet?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Sreo oo ufreo.
Smdanotiier.
MiQipner til Gr.@eiieren.
T%ortt9fteIIe fra Stoe 1.

Sc tpife SocialiitbIabe 1Sreibeit"
og "@orpGrts" oplpier, at ben tplfe
&egiering meb oct fsrite bill uObetale
til gr.aeiier @ilbelm 200 Mtiaioner
@ulbmarf % l,bIepere til BAN bull'
breber at Walerier os andre aunit'
ifatte % bermeb faa tit efonomife
Weuemperenbe meb gr,&eiieren OPP
og afeiort. 9isie Splpsninger bar
fremfalbt en- Storm al Sarme oper'
alt / 2anbet, % BEN prsiiiife Sinans.
miniiter Serr @icbter, iom bar p9ret
Sopeomanben for Srbnineen al oen'
ne Sag, faar Left fig Serten baaoe
gobt 90 erlmoigt.
Se nppnte &r,nitifatte, Tom &eiie'
rem forlanger tilbaee iom fin pripate
gienoom, finbes iprebt omfring t
2anbets ai,nitganerier, og ale libe'
rale gIementer b9bber, at ban In
qeniombelit &et bar til Dem. Sor
Oct fsrite blep De / fin Sio ifienfet til
btsie Samlinger al @ilbelm cg on.
Ore Sobensonere tiIbaee / Siben, og
for bet anbet blep be cprinbelig IND.
fisbt for 9ense, iom bet tpife 6olf
% life noeen Soben5oaer bar arbei.
bet for, iiaer be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Nere SSSeforfslgdie.

s De r,tsiiife @ltperneme,tter Cher.
nigob, Stem % 9ooolien er Der at.
ter eaat lss meo 9osroms imob So.
berne, telegraferes fra 2embers
@altcien. Set er De reaftion9re Gle.
menter | Muslanb, "be forte bunbre.
Be-, iom after er paaf9rbe. Sra ire
napnginne gper / 8uperneme1ttet
&ieip flpgter ben rebielsi lagne iebi.
tie gefolfning efter en- Masiafre,
bpori ct fort Intal Sober blep brabt
Set ipnes ilbelllffenbe at bore Wcrh
% life 8~lpnorine, iom er paa Bro.
grammet, ba life engong De @9rbi'
lager, De or9bte bapoe paa fig, er
blet rsrt. Iae De or9bte er blet
merfet meb BEN bemmelige Sreati.
lotions "gomerfe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Hbinnagten.

Goble15 23be Wai. - Sen ameri.
fanife @binpaet minfer nj, fort.
Sgaar a~freiite otter 100 Sfficerer %
Weninee berfra - en- Sreoiepart al
Dem interchangeable tpife Suitr,ter. Se
bill imorsen afieile meb Sampereit
"Gambrai" fra @ntperpen.' Sele ben
gienperenbe amerifanife Stprfe peo
&binen uogier MI en- l1betpoeligbeb
ooer 1000 Iano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18th 1908 AT
THE Posr OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa. UNDER THE ACT
or CONGRESS OF MARCUS, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
&uslanb % Sprfiet.

girfningen af ben t~pif-rusiiife
Eraftat til &apaIlo er allerebe merf.
bar / BET mere Often, telegruferes fra
&onitantinopel. Sraftatens Srblpo
blep BEN Sbe Wai teIegrafiif tiIitinet
&eaieringen | Ingora Iebiaget at en-
Hote fra Scbitcberin meb Inmob.
ming ON, at ben tprfiife Hationaliit.
reeiering life alene anerfienber Srafs
taten, men ogiaa formelt %ilutter fig
til pisie geitemmeIier BERT. s ODER.
ensfomiten melem Sprferne og Hts.
ierne at 1920 bar nentlig Eprferne
forplietet fig til at lutte fig til en-.
bier @aiance, fom &uslanb maatte
inbgaa mel andre Magter. Sprferne
bapbe bog life nioere 2pit til at lutte
fig til en- iaa pibtreffenoe Sperens.
fomit iom BEN tpif-rusiiife, men efter
en- Noteperel meo ben rusiiife &C.
ianot @ngora gap be omiiber efter,
og e, rusiiif Delegation, lebiaget al
en- tiff grpert, ifal MI bore paa Sci
til Ingora for at ti1empe Den tprfiif-
rusitife Sraftat al 1920 til Den tpif.
rugiiife Sraftat til HapaIlo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Hogs .,o o56InT0
Bulk Of sales. 9nT1O5N
Heavy butchers ...........'. ..0a5TIOF
butchers, 19o6250 lbs....... loo99gg&i0G|
Heavy and mixed packing. oo0oT go
Rough heavy packing ,GGo5S1O&'
Medium weights ....:...''' iO5OT105
Light bacon, 160619O lbs...'. ! iOO95GI O5
Selected. 14O6155 lbs. ....'. t00SSG10H
Light mixed, 1406160 lbs. 9 00TIO2
Pigs. S061S lbs ...........' G-O8 $50
Stays, subject to dockage.'.''
Cattle -oo ,,s ssqOa 90!
Prime steers. 1,2oOdl J, 2oo on oT lbs TS25d QG
Good to choice, 1 ,100@l IDS : l0d S6S
Poor to good, 900@1,4O los''' 555a Tg
Low grade killing steers.''''' so6I coy
Bulk of beef steers. ..:...''' c 004 qS5
Warnings, 700@1,15o lbs'...'' ( 957 S65
Fat COWS n heifers. ....'''' S=56 425
Canning cows and heifers..''' 195I TNl
Poor to choice bulls ........'' g 00T So
Stockers and feeders'....,.... 6.75GlO9V
Poor to fancy alves.."..'"''
Sheep and Lambs en- oodiSS
Western lambs .........' c T5T1SWl
Native lambs .......,;....'. SSoGG 500
Lambs, poor TO best cu.tnss 15.O0415.S
Spring lambs, fair to oese.''' o766let!
Feeding lambs, fair 10 oesI''' S.50dlOW
Warnings. all grades. ......" 6S0a SW
Wethers. poor to best......'' SSO1 TW
Ewes moor to best. .....:.: G0O6 sou
Breeding ewes, fair to best''. S,00G 400
--, ppICTS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26

@uIbmpnter al De firfeIise aoitbar'
beber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Stinnes % &atbenan.

ct acknowledgment beretter, at
Ser al oct rationale 8arti og at SOL
fepartiet er beepnbt en- I~gitatton for,
at @iesbasen ifal neete OF ratificere
BEN tpif-rusiiife Eraftat til &apano.
Set er piit meget Tibet ianbipnlig, Of
bette bill lpffes, men libt 2epen bill
oct bill bIi. 0ationalparttet er De
gamle reaftioitere Wonarfi'ter, Tom
fife ipiGer noeen bibere glorp9roie
Stole | SpIflanb MI ON 9aeer, og
BET anbet 9arti er SoIfeparti bare
/ 0apnet, ct Nann iom bet aoopterebe
efter @eboluticnen, ba bet lob bebre
END BET fonierpatipe Yarti, iom bet
BED op til 1918. Bag bette 9arti-
napn ifiuler fig Fpiflanos Snouitri'
fprIter os @obseiere meb Suso Stin'
mes / Spioien. Men Ser er to Sleie
al bette 9arti, Ell iom fontroleres al
Stinnes % en- at ltbenrigsminiiter
@aIter &athenaii, Tom er ben itore
&anon / Splflanbs eleftriife S,ou-
Itri.
@onfliften ON Sraftaten inbIfrpr.
fer fig iaalebes egentlie til ct perion.
Zig Wa9tipprsmaal menem Stinnes
% &%atbenal,. Get bar Ipffebes
Stinnes eneang for at faa Ien,pet
fin &ipal no al Heeieringen; M bill
ban forisae igien peb Siplp at &a.
pano- Sraftaten. San isger / bette
2iemeb oeiaa Ststte hos BET flerifale
8orti, men meb imaa l1biigter, ba
ielpe Giesfanller @irtb for n9rpGs
renbe CT bette Yartis 2eoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26

eent "1eeprab.V pten" til SIpet % gsrr.
I bet gamIe 2ano. 9rtfen er $500 pr. Sai
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
FRUITLAND
>>>> >>>> 80 .

Messrs Ed W. and Ed H. Aver were
Delta business visitors Monday.
Mrs. VIM. LeValley spent the first
of the week in the parental home al
Hotchkiss
Mrs. Will Roe spent several days
last week visiting in the c. w Roe
home at Hotchkiss.
Miss Mary Hixson is a guest in the
home of her nephew Ed H. Aver and
family for a few days.
Miss Lille TeSelle spent last Thurs
day and Friday in Delta taking the
teachers examination. -
normal.
Miss Esther Roe Of Hotchkiss is
visiting this week in the home of her
aunt, Mrs Will Roe and with Miss
Lille TIE Selle.
Mrs. Welborn in company with
Miss Hayward and Miss Haines OF
Paonia was a caller in the Critchlow
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Foster and children left
Friday for Paonia, having spent sew
eral weeks in this neighborhood, visit
ing relatives and friends.
Eunice and Marion LeValley and
Frances and Lucy Bradshaw returned
from Gunnison on Saturday, where
they were students of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Murphy went to
Paonia on Friday to consult physi-
clan in regard to Mr.. Murphy's health.
He has ben quite poorly for several
weeks.
Having concluded a pleasant visit
of several weeks duration in the home
of his brother. d. NJ. Childress, T..
Childress left a few days ago for his
home in Tennessee.
Miss Goldie Yarnell returned home
the first of the week from Grand
View Mesa where she had been visit
ing for several days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborn.
Mrs. Roark and children, who have
been pleasant guests in the home of
Mrs Roark's sister, Mrs. w. r. Fos-
ter the past several weeks, departed
on Saturday for their home in Denver.
Miss Charlene Critchlow, who has
been a student at Gunnison since
Christmas, arrived home on Monday.
She was accompanied by the Misses
Caroline Dunn and Catherine Wild
back, who will be her guests for
few days.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
NORTH DELTA
) = = = = = . = . - . = = = =

Mrs. A. E. Hyzer has been some.
what indisposed the past week.
Henry Bruton submitted to a slight
operation on his throat about a week
ago.
Mrs. Lizzie Moffit spent Sunday
in Delta with her daughter Mrs. Ma
thews.
Master George Crowley fell from
his pony last week and broke his
wrist, suffering painful accident.
A. II. Hyzer received a telegram
announcing the death OF his youngest
brother, DR.. A. L. Hyzer, at Clyde,
Ohio.
VIM. Rutter returned this week
from a weeks vacation at Waunita
Springs. He reports good time and
nice rest.
Miss Sedalia Lewis, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. @. Lewis,
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
REDLANDS
. 80 >>>> 80 . Z

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley of Hotchkiss
spent Thursday at the Ruble home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthy Russell of La.
zear have been visiting at the Light.
hall home
j. Vernon Eavenson of Egnar, Colo
RADIO, came Wednesday and spent two
days with home folks.
Messrs. Deck. Ray and Wesley
Simpson left Saturday to spend sew
eral days at the Lakes.
The Misses Gertrude and Evelyn
Frye of Fort Lupton are visiting at
the home of their sister, Mrs. Holder.
Dan Kehmeier and children and
Miss Inez Kehmeier went to the Over
land Reservoir Tuesday to stay ten
days.
Mrs. Eavenson and Messrs. ]. w.
and ]. v. Eavenson spent Thursday
night with Mrs. H. A. Gorsuch of
Grand Junction.
The Misses Nellie McNutt of Paonia
and Nellie Bircker of Grand Junction
were guests of Mrs. John McCune Jr
from Thursday until Sunday evening.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

left yesterday for her work at Mont.
pelier, Indiana.
VIM. Newton brought his sister,
Mrs. Harry Sayre and three children,
to see his wife and her mother, Mrs
Charles Heater one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dominy and
daughter Mae spent the day Sunday
with Mrs. Scott Angel and son Ralph
at their lovely home on Garnet Mesa
The two small children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bruton underwent slight
operations during the past week, one
for the removal Of adenoids and the
other for the removal of tonsils.
Mrs. L. @. Lewis and daughter Sc
dalia spent several days at Montrose
with Mrs. Lewis niece, Mrs. Ray
Duncan, coming home Sunday even
ing. The party accompanied by Ray
Duncan, Sundayed at Opray
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

tiful women, especially Hotchkiss and
vicinity. We are sure we can pro-
duce the most beautiful girl If they
are not too modest to enter the Colo
RADIO World Pageant contest held in
Grand Junction September 5th to sth.
Last Sunday the dedication of the
Baptist church was held at IL a. M
Rev. Brannon of Palisade and Rev.
Lamkin Of Olathe assisted Rev. Flint
in the morning and evening services,
which attracted overflow meetings.
To accommodate the numerous out
side visitors an old fashioned picnic
dinner was served at City Park.
The music and Art Club met Aug.
18th with Mrs. Harold Greenwood.
Miss Winnie Wheeler and Mrs. l.. G..
Greenwood were guests. Several
beautiful musical selections and read
ings were rendered by members of
the club. On account of the inclem-
ent weather the attendance was be-
low the average. After the usual in.
viting refreshments were served the
club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Park Sept. 27th.
Miss Alene Baird of Delta gave a
very interesting entertainment at the
NJ. E. Church Tuesday evening, con.
sisting of readings. impersonations
and high class musical selections.
Miss Baird held the large audience
spell bound by her impressive per-
formance and pleasing personality.
The opening number rendered by our
our local orchestra was highly ap.
plauded while the song by the two
little Miss Reynolds ad musical selec-
tion by Miss Williams of Delta was
highly appreciated.
John G. Dunn, who has made his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wheel.
er since childhood. and Miss Gail Nc,
Mullin the accomplished daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. McMullin of
Olathe were married in Delta Thusr,
day, Aug. 18th by Judge Goddard.
John is a young man Of sterling
qualities. While his pretty bride is
one of the popular young ladies of
Olathe. The well mated couple are
spending their honeymoon at Dunns
camp up Leroux Creek, where John
is employed as deputy water commits
sioner. We join the many friends OF
this young couple in wishing them
all the JOY possible in their welded
bliss.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
HOTCHKISS
, >>>>>>> 90 .

S. ]. Culver and wife of Olathe
were here Sunday.
H. w. Hickman of Palisade was
here on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. McClelland were
visiting friends in Delta Tuesday.
L. R. Meredith lost a valuable horse
last week from some form of collie.
H. ]. Baird of Delta was shaking
hands with his many friends here
Tuesday.
]. Porter Nelson of Denver is here
looking after his ranch interests
south of town.
Harry Savage OF Grand Valley was
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity last week.
The present outlook is very favor
able for high priced hay, especially
the first cutting.
Chas. Merrill and wife of Fowler,
are here looking over our country
| with view of locating
Attorneys Fairlamb and Welch Of
Delta were here Tuesday on legal
business in Judge Perry's court.
The Gates of Crystal Creek trans
ferred two of their race horses to
Grand Junction last Saturday.
Harry Lyons of Barrow Mesa re-
turned home Tuesday after two
months outing in the Muddy country.
Two sisters Of Mrs. Elmer McCleary
from Omaha are visiting at the Nc.
Cleary home on Powell Mesa.
Gus Rollins and wife of Salida left
for home Tuesday after several weeks
visit with their brother E. Rollins
There will be Union Sunday
School picnic at City Park next Thurs
day, the public generally is invited to
attend
Mrs. Joe Hunt and daughter of
Lake City returned home Tuesday
after visit with the family of Chas.
Holybee.
Robt. Spoon, wife and two daugh-
ters from southern Colorado, are here
sizing up our many agricultural ad-
vantages.
H. c. Wilcoxon and son Jack of
| Hamburg, Arkansas, came in Friday
to make their son and brother, Guy
Wilcoxon a visit.
Carl Barnie one of our late bene-
diets is erecting neat bungalow on
Hotchkiss avenue to be occupied by
himself and bride when completed.
c. D. Johnson one of the D. & r.
G. civil engineers, was here last Sat.
urday securing necessary information
in regard to replacing the r. r. bridge
at Leroux Creek.
John Rush and Gus Peterson of
Powell Mesa, after working hard six
days last week, worked even harder
the seventh to get their families a
mess Of fish up Leroux Creek. Good
providers, eh?
Chas Myers and his Sunday School
class left for camping trip at the
head waters OF Leroux Creek first OF
the week Vern Myers and Leonard
Jenison also accompanied the bunch
to help keep tab on the youngsters.
G. Roller received $4,000 trout last
week from one of the state fish hatch
cries and distributed them in Smith
Fork and Crystal Creeks. Roller
counted and branded each one SO he
could identify them in future years.
Delta county is famed for its beau
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
HAM, EGGS, AND
=. GREEN OLIVES

Friends pop IN for . meal and
no meal is ready-what woman has
bot been in this predicament7 This
recipe solves the problem nicely:
Eggs, bread, butter and . bottle Of
green olives always on hand, parsley
in the garden, ham IN the corner
store-and you have everything you
need.
Put one-haK pound boiled ham
through the food chopper and f1y
in a li:tle butter. Add six sgIs
and mix thoroughly. Stir IN one
cup chopped Spanish green olives
and one teaspoonful minced pa1-
ley. Serve hot on buttered toast.
It's delicious.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

DR.. Doran is regular graduate in
medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the State Of Colorado. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities, and offers to all who
call on this trip consultation and ex
animation free, except the expense OF
treatment when desired.
According to his method of coming
to your nearest city to see patients
he gives all sick people an. opportun
ity to obtain the best that medical
science can offer right at home. He
does not operate for chronic appendi.
citis. gall stones. ulcers of stomach
tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder.
full results in disease OF the stomach
liver. bowels. blood, skin. nerves
heart. kidney, bladder, bedwetting
catarrah. leg ulcers and rectal all.
ments.
II you have been ailing for any
length OF time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call as impro.
per measures rather than disease are
very often the cause of your long
standing trouble.
Remember above date, that exam.
nation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
Married ladies must come with
their husbands, and children with
their parents.
Address: Medical Laboratory OF DIR.
Doran, 335-336 Boston Block, Mime.
apo1is, MINI. 1924
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

Revised grades for white potatoes
prepared by the United States De.
nartment Of Agriculture, provide for
the elimination from No. l grade OF
misshapen potatoes and potatoes af
fected by hollow heart, and the addi'
tion of grade known as No. l small
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

There are some folks who can't
subscribe anything to the philanthrop-
ic causes, as they need it all to buy
gasoline.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

On stormy Sundays many men take
credit to themselves as they would
have gone to church If it had been
pleasant
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

Anyone who growls about the tax
es should subscribe to The Delta In
dependent and read the opinions of
intelligent writers as to how they
can be reduced.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
Vacation Finances

Money is an important requisite for pleasant
vacation Lack of funds has put damper on
many holiday.
People who regularly and Systematically
know that when Vacation Time comes, they will
have the necessary cash to meet all the expenses
of their recreation.
We invite you to follow this logical plan of an
ticipating coming expenditures and preparing
for them by regular deposits in this Institution.
DELTA NATIONAL BANK.
Capital and Surplus $76,00000
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
ONE DAY ONLY

They Come Many Miles to See Him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

And when Mr.. Gofdenbucks, presented
With the biii, protested mildly that at was
an awful lot OF clothes to go swimming
in," Mrs. Goldenbucks crushed him with.
my dear, It's the fashion now."
When the trend OF traffic set toward the
States In August. American tourists had
to buy extra trunks TO carry home their
Wives bathing suits. The women came
back TO Newport and Southampton and
Atlantic City and Long Beach and other
Atlantic coast resorts In time to par
ticipsts in the season before 1t closed. Os
course, they didn't rush 20 the beaches
Immediately In their chic "jazz" suits. oh.
my, no. number OF them waited long
enough TO eat breakfast. anyway.
And did the beauties who had stayed In
the States for the Summer turn up their
noses at the new style and say, How sb-
surd TO change ones bathing suit three
times a day and a dozen times week1"
Did they laugh sneeringly and remark.
THAT may ba all right for Paris. but wen
etlck TO the old American one-Euit fashtoni"
Did they? You know they didn't