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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05
Mary Pattie Club

The Mary Pattie Club met
with Miss Bette French Thurs
day, this being the last meeting
OF the year. Mrs. June Baxter
Mrs. James Culton. Misses Lou
Wells and Nettie Kate Evans
gave the musical numbers on the
program and Miss Nettie Kate
Evans, the president, had charge
CT the business session. A very
delicious salad course was serv-
ed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05

Crittenden county in 1920 had
a population of 1925 as com
pared with 1926 in 1910. The
county contains 222,714 acres Of
land. Marion, the county seat,
has a population of 1,718.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dykes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dykes and
Misses Norma Dykes and Fran
els Gordon spent Sunday in Pa
ris.
Miss Marie Langford is ex-
pected home from Science Hill
Wednesday.
Judge J. NJ. Benton, Mrs. Ben
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAS Bat
tale. Miss Bessie Benton and
William Benton, of Winchester,
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. w
Evans and Miss Curraleen Smith.
President T. J. Coates will go
10 Nicfolasville Wednesday TO
deliver an address at the COM
1uencement exercises of the high
school.
Mrs. F. c. Wines and children,
of Paintsville. are guests of the
formers parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Samuel Phelps, on Collins street,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
From the Colder West

Her many friends at home here
were pleased to read the follow
ing in Pasadena, Calf, paper
from the facile pen OF Miss Lucia
Burnam, who is there on a visit
to relatives:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05

The Kentucky State Highway
Commission in 1921 re-surfaced
us miles of highway in Boone
and Kenton counties.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05
VACUUM CLEANERS

Are you those using oIdashz
oned methods? Perhaps have realized many
of labor Electric Cleaner will you during week.
Let show you Electric Cleaners which efficiently
do not get out of order and will clean the furniture dapere and
walls well as the and carpets. ~ C
RICHMOND WEIGH Store
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05
letter to the Courier Journal:

letter to the Courier Journal:
Representative Meyer Lon
con, of New York, was guest Of
honor and speaker of the occa-
SION at the latest meeting of the
Kentucky Society at the Hotel
Logan. Representative Ralph
Gilbert, of Shelbyville, gracefully
presented him and spoke him
self. Mrs. Allen w Barley, of
I'aducah. chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee, included
many old Kentucky folk songs in
the musical program.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05
Kentucky Society

Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres had this
Ii her interesting Washington
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05
: 0 s =!
S0oimples, 736 Biackheads
and 3 Boils!

No eward is offered, because they
are To- forever! No question will be
asked, except one question, How
did 20 lose them?" There is but one
Ianswel-"I cut out new fad treat
ments md guesswork; l used one of
the INST powerful blood cleansers,
iblood-Irifiers and lesh-builders
lznownand that is S, S. ST. Now my
face ispinkish, my skin clear as a
rose, m cheeks are filled out and my
rheumasm. too, is goner' This will
be correspondence. too, If you try s.
S. S. is guaranteed to be purely
Yegetah in all it's remarkably effec-
tive mSieinal ingredients.0 s. s. s.
means new history for you from now
on! S. S. is sold at all drug stores
In two ICES. The larger size Is the
mora aInomical
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-05

At the end Of the street, the mountain
stands,
Violet blue, majestic, Grand.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05
PIGS DYING OFF FAST
Death Rate for New Born at Kansas
City Market Alarming.

Kansas City, Mo. April 5.-An I'M
usually heavy death rate in newly
born pigs, which will cause a scarcity
in pork products later, is noted in a
preliminary survey of the annual re-
port compiled by D. c. Collier, editor
of the Poland China Journal, he an
nounced here today.
Mr.. Collier stated that reports re-
ceived from many states indicated that
while an unusually large number OF
brood sows were held over this winter.
the percentage of deaths in the litter
had jumped from a normal of about
20 per cent to from so to 90 per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05
KNOLL HEADS DRUGGISTS
Recommendation Poison Be Sold Only
by Registered Pharmacists.


Matt Knoll of Atchison was elected
vice president of the First district of
the Kansas Pharmaceutical associa-
ton, at the district convention which
was held in Topeka Tuesday,
Leonard D. Warren of Topeka was
elected secretary of the district organ
ization.
The only legislative recommended
ton on which all the First district
druggists agreed. was that all poisons
and medicines should be sold only by
registered pharmacists in Kansas.
The following resolution was
passed:
IAN poisonous and medicinal prep
arations sold in the state of Kansas
must be dispensed under the direction
and supervision of registered pharma-
cists; physicians to be excluded from
the operation of this measure"
The proposal was made in the form
of a motion presented by c. J. Neis-
wender. Topeka druggist.
1t is the hope of the druggists
that the resolution will become a partI
of the state pharmacy law.
Following the holding of all the dis
trict meetings, of which six more arel
to be held in the next two weeks, al
QUESTIONABLE will be sent to everY
druggist in the state, asking his opin-
ion on legislative measures which will
be discussed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05

Re-eIect Leavenworth Principal.
Leavenworth. Kan. April Sc. r.
Stevens, present principal of the Leav-
enworth high school, has been re-
elected for the 1929 school year at
his present salary. $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05
*. s. n. GIVES NINE LETTERS.
Nearly Two Full Basketball Squads
Get Honors at Empor1a.

Emporia, kan, April 5.-The Kan
sas state Normal school has awarded
bask etball letters to nine men of this
years squad. The letter men are;
Orval Duer, Of Zenith; Lloyd Nc
Gahan, Burns; Capt. Marvin Van
Osdol, Pretty Prairie; Clarence Carrie,
Emporia; John Beck, Greensburg;
George Holtfrerich and Andrew
Sughrue, Dodge City. Letters and
sweaters were awarded to Milton
Johnston and Carr Strueby. former
high school players of Newton.
The Schabinger goal tossers won
eleven out of sixteen games from the
best teams in the conference. They
scored 400 points to their opponents
367. Two games were lost to the Coz
Iege of Emporia, two to Southwestern,
and one to Friends.
This years letter men have elected
Andrew Sughrue, of Dodge City, cap
tain of the squad for the next year.
Sughrue is a freshman. was a regular
tackle on the football team last fall
and played center on the basketball
team in every game of the season Nc
Gahan is the only man who will grad
nate this wear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05
EUSTACE WINS BIG MATCH
Russian Panther Takes One Fall
From Wakefield Wrestler.

Alan Eustace, of Wakefield. Kan,
the only hope of Kansas for the
heavyweight wrestling championship
of the world, won another victory last
night, when he Topped Ivan Linow,
THE Russian Panther" in two falls
out of three.
Linow was Eustace's strongest OPP
ponent this season. His speciality was
the toehold and he was well versed in
that department of the game.
The first fall appeared to be toss
up. Eustace gained headlocks and
eoeholds on the Cossack only to have
them broken by main strength Linow
used the same tactics. Eustace found
face in order to free himself. When
Eustace took this action, Linow's
visage became hideous to the amuse-
ment of the audience.
Eustace gained a hammerlock in
43 minutes and 80 seconds and took
the first fall. They second fall went
to Linow in . minutes and so sec
onds by what might be termed
wicked toehold. Eustace tried to re-
gain the freedom of his foot but the
Cossack held on. Linow then began
to break it off and EuStace writhed
in pain. In q few moments the en-
durance of the big Kansan was at an
end and the referee slapped Linow
on the back.
The wrestlers entered the ring for
the third fall and after a little action
became angered as schoolboys and re-
sorted to the more violent style of
play. In II minutes and IS seconds
Eustace gained a body scissors and
toehold and Linbw waved his arms
and surrendered the match.
Young Gotch played scientific
game but was not equal to Tony Ross.
of Junction City, and lost two straight
falls. The first occurred in SO min
utes and the second in 81 minutes
and 4 seconds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05

Did you
know that
The Fox
refuses to
drink from
the same
streamswith
a giraffe,
and doesn't
care for
the door
of roses ?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05
Topeka Eating Places Showed
improvements in March.
Inspector Denton Says Public
Interest the Reason.
MUCH FOOD IS CONDEMNED
Ninety-TwO Dishes Condemned
and Smashed by Denton.
Six Gold Stars Awarded for
High Sanitary Scores.

The report for March of George V.
Denton. city food inspector, shows
that there has been an improvement
in the sanitary condition of the vari-
Gus places where food is sold and
served in Topeka.
Activity on the part OF the public
has been instrumental in bringing
about more cleanliness in business
places" De&on's report says.
Two Places Closed.
Two places were closed during the
month, until they cleaned UP their
premises Two prosecutions were
carried out against men who had
slaughtered and sold meat which had
not been inspected.
Some of the improvements which
were made at the instruction OF the
inspectors during the month include
the installation of two new refrigera-
tors. three new vegetable display
racks, three new meat blocks, three
new floors. five new ice boxes. general
repairs made in six places, two new
toilet rooms. and seven business
houses repaired and newly papered
and painted
There were condemned ninety-two
dishes during the month, which were
destroyed or taken out of service at
public eating places. More coffee
cups than any other article were con-
demned. Other fixtures condemned
were eighteen screw meat hooks, two
ice boxes. two kitchen tables. one
counter and one display case.
Much Food Stuff Condemned.
An unusually large amount of food
stuff was condemned during the
month. I'VE are coming on some old
stocks now. which are not fit TO be
Sold" Denton said today.
The food condemned included:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05
SMALL TOWN WEEKLY PRAISED.
Paul j. BrindeI Tells H. Q. journalism
Students Experiences.

Lawrence, Kan, April 5.-'News-
paper men. are coming more and
more to realize and take advantage
of the inducements of the small town
weekly" said Paul J. BrindeI, farmer
student of the University of Kansas.
in speaking of positions for the grad
yates of schools of Journalism.
Mr.. Brindel is editor and owner of
a newspaper at Edwardsville, Illinois
He held several positions. on tAe staff
of the University Daily Kansan while
in school here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05

Shows:
3-7-9
Prices:
Mat, zoe
Mite, 35c
Children,
Zoe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-05

Liberty Bakery. 416 E. 4th st. $1,000. s91k
Lopey, Pedro. 235 s. Jefferson ........ 9119
Merchant Lunch, los E. sth st. -. ee1s
Mueller Halves. 134 South Quincy St.. Sc
Morris, S. A, sos East Fourth ST.. GO
Mitchell, Jno., $40 East Fourth St.. 923s
Morgan, E. A. 124 East Fourth St.. 911a
Manhattan Cafe, 31S East Fourth St.. 951a
McClintock, Chas., $50 Kansas Ave-. 90
Nixon Cash Grocery. 115O West ST.. 951S
New Candy Kitchen. 421 Holiday St. 90
owl Grocery No. 3, sos West Tenth st. 81
Owl Grocery No. l, 206 East Fourth st. 935A
Ostermann. F. NJ, 4O6 Lafayette St.. S91a
Palace Market, 1888 Kansas Ave. 9i
Palace of Sweets, so Kansas Ave.. 9315
Paxton, ID. D., 500 lincoln St........ 80
Patterson, E. H. 400 East Fourth St. 941A
Patel, John, Sol ParamOre Stu. S912
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A Cafe, 10 East 4th. 81
Roose Cash Carry Store, 1919 W. Sixth 90
Rosser Bros Pharmacy, 107 West Sth. "a
Roose Cash Carry Store, 200 Lincoln: BIZ
Roose Cash & Carry Store 1907 w. 10th 30
Rock Island Cafe. LOG Kansas Ave-. 941a
Rogers, H, 40 Lafayette St..-----... %
Skaters Cafe. III West Sixth Ave. 961s
Scott, M A. III West Seventh St.. 9J12
SAWYER, Lester s e; 11 d9, East Fourth g
s ssFs store G9 N S sss kGa
Steele, c. H, los East Fourth ST. 81
Taylor. Jas. A, 14O1 East Fourth. 50
Topeka Candy Kitchen. sol Kan. Ave. 90
Van Malta, 1929 East Fourth ST.. %
Vanzant, H. NJ. 2JOS Lincoln St.. 921A
Van Malta, O'Hugh. 4O1 Lime ST.. 931s |
Vaughn * Smith Drug Co, '9S5 Kan
warning & Co, 1880 western Ave-. 951s |
Wilson, Walter W. $751; Kap Ave. 29SS
F. w, 314 Klein Stu. s.
williams. Geo 5041A East Fourth St. 80 |
Warren, Geo. y. 122 East Fourth ST.. 9419
Woods. Mrs. Edith, 113 West Fifth st. 90
W. S, 81 Kansas Ave. BIZ |
White Swan Bakery, 112 East 9th Ave. 9032 |
Veins, Lorenzo, 523 North Kan. Ave- 50
Williams Grocery Store, 261S Lincoln. pc
$Ss:' s ., Sc 6 s fess; 3sissF,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

EN- StraffeprGfen for mig, iom parebe
nPiten TO elmer. Sere peo bpab Set
oil iige, naar Sante bolot Straffe.
prGfen. Sum iparebe mig inapiit life
% beteaneoe min Sanolertaooe meo
Ell H9ffe Rapne, ser enoog bar
meget ifaroe, lelo ON leg ntoa inb.
rentne, at BET Dor berettiget. Hau
= til'ioit miitebe iee Standardization
% gif min Sci. Wen Sen giten bar
iea eilon,t rler irriteret ober benoe
emo noeeniirbe, % oa bar oct ieg
fanot pan at faloe benoe bort gus.
fors. IGite Dag tom Carte op til
mig % bauoe meo fig Sc tltien aroner
ieg trGngte. Se fem bunbrebe baooe
bum liant al gnntIe GartifuIier girf
- bun bapbe p9ret Der Snsbog If.
ten = be andre fem b~itnoreoe banSe
bum ifaffet peo at i9Iee TT gamle
@ulofipoe = oct bun bapbe faaet
efter SIoemor."
Setter Geter tiebe, % Be andre
bsrte meo Sorltnoring, of ban bull.
feoe. Sngen al Dem baobe troet, at
Den mlintre, lpiise Setter 9eter
o~perbopeoet funoe grebe, Wen Iibt
efter lsfteoe ban igier Sooebet.
Seq fit life Sib I'll of siengieISe
Sante for BET gobe, bun bar giprt
mig, 90 Den llret, ies bar siort benbe.
Nten oct loocr ies, og Oct ifal bere
aleiamnten bore giouer til, at ies bill
GRE benoes Wtnbe al al MIN Waet
og itrrbe efter at bIi ct gobt os Spe.
tia Menneife."
Oct 2sfte boIot Softer Eeter.
os ,.--.-- .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

bpis bum life bapbe bapt Santc
Iuguita,
Sg ielp Spiter Senrietie fom til
at t9nfe paa en- cling, bum fitroe
toffe Sallte for. en- @ans bapoe bum
oirfeIie o%perpunbet zig ielp iaa meget,
of bun Dor eaaet op til Salte.
WootageIien bapbe oeret itraalenoe.
Sante bapoe blanot anbet pilt benoe
fin Seaigbom: oct aanle Smnffe.
firm. Ssiter ,Senriette bar falot |
gelu,orina oper Den gamle Woiatf-
mail, iom bopoe tiIbert SIbemor, %
bun bapSe eipet i'm g%eunoring Sitft
i parme, beeeiitreoe Orb. Sante
hapoe life iagt noget til bet, men
bare imilt = og nGite Gag Tom Bro
icben meb 8oiten til Senriette.
Sg TOM en- tails glftale blep Der
life iast mer ON Santc gllguita ben
Mften.
0aite Senbag inbfarot bun It9
iaien. Wan Iagoe Werfe I'll, Of bun
life iom i9bpanlig bapoe paa itg lin
aamle 8ulofiebe, iom bun bapoe ar
bet efter SIoemor, men inger oopeoe
at fomme meb nosen @emerfning |
ben Inlebning.
ct habit Iar efter bsbe Sante.
0a SamiIien eiter gegrapelien
iamleoes, par ale taliie. Sgien blep
be arebet at en- sSelelie af Sampittig.
beosrag, ipm bel ineen al benz funoe
faa eipet llotrpf, for Snfel Seperin
tog Srbet.
"8reItcn talte pert ON Satte.
Men ieg funbe aaigeoel babe Sp't til
at fsie Iiot til, for rigtig f~oritaa
benoe funbe bare Sen, iom baobe
fienbt benbe thumbs iaaleoes iont
ieg. Seq aiorbe oct altiaa, og leg
peb, at benbes 9ip bar en- Srageoie.
Ssffe foroi bun maatte reiignere pau
alt set pt andre falber 2pffe, ioroi
bun aIbrig ieIp fit ct Silent, forbi
benoes 2ip b%enranbt | Sattigoom
lmoer Gaon og Dire. Sor De Sfrene
braate bun iaa inberlig gierne. Men
oct traaiife peb benbe bar, at bun
n9iten maatte tpinge be andre til at
taae imoo oisie Dire, Tom bar henoes
parmbierteoe Hat,irs arap at bringe.
Eor 9onte bonbe 10 lit Sfol, lit
boorbe. fnntebe SfaI, Tom inaen 9iuS-
lpffes Sol roseniinbe fit imclte, %
iom hi andre life fiinoe - eler ret
ltere iaat life aab = ie bort ira eaer
trerge igiennenr. Serfor opnaaeoe
bum albria ben 8ienfinrliaheo belle
benbes Si9l bigeoe efter, bare en-
ubeitent &cipeft. 90 / bette bar hi
ale giort ltret moo Sante."
Get blep ganife itine, ga Snfel
Seperin tieoe, Setter Seter bapoe
ifillt Iniietet / fine Spnbcr. gfert
meb ct lsiteoe ban Sonebet. San bar
meget bIes og habbe Saarer | Ginene.
So. oere ifal pioe oct attainment"
iaaoe ban meo ~ifiGlpenoc Stcrnrnc,
~bporlebes ieg bar opfsrt mig, bpor
Itor llret ieg bar siort Santc. aan
oere bi,ite Sen Snshag gitcn, ga =
ba lea falote benbe bort SusforS?
Gen @itermibSag baube leg pGret
hos Sante. Sea bar gaaet oioop /
6ortpilcIie, ioroi ieg life babe nogen
anben llopei. So, ies rraa tiIitaa oct
i lea bapoe eiort 8iGIo, itor @iGlo;
ben ifulbe betales % ics fuilbe life
'faiie @enee. 90 iaa ieg peo
npIten life ielp. bpah Set bar Tor Ell
ubeitemt Selclie iom orep mia til set.
men ieg Git ialfalo op til Sante %
forflarebe benbe Saeen. S,m bolot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29
8Iaa Ctne contra bruno.

Bee BremieIfponingen nplig pao
9anen / 9islep, Gnglanb, blep De
bebite % fleite Gr9mier erobret al
Seltagere, bpis Zine bar blaa.
Oenne SmitGnbigbeo bar Iebet I'll
en- 9istusiion I BEN engeIife 9resie
ON, bporpibt blaasiebe Perioners
Spn TfuIbe bore al itsrre Stprfe oe
.Sifferbeb, END beres brunsiebe gre.
ores.
On fienbt engelf Eienlpae bar |
oenne InIeoning 81. a. ubtalt:
"SSbis Der err noget I ben alminoe.
Iiee Spfotning, at blaasiebe Berio-
1er err De bebite Sfpttere, Tan TorfIa.
rinaen bore ben, at blaa gine tpber
paa Sprinbelie fra ben roroiife @a.
&c, Tom er fienbt for at bape ct mere
itdbilt Wernefpitem emo msrfsiebe
Spbf9nbinser."
"gIaasieoe Tenneifer er roliae,
minbre nerpsie % iom ofteft mere be.
tGnfiomme,~ Hirtter 2eeen, men for.
sprig mener ban, bar gienfarpen in.
seniombelIt g%etpbnins for Spnets
Sfarpbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

let benbsr sfts, at grepe, fom inoeboIoer
Isle penee % life er restftreref, fonrrrer bort
paa Beien. eeab berisr TIE Isle penee uSeu
ct faa 4pttfertnS for 6retet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

0aarlis gals. s ierogtppe aar
bar ies naret plaget at ct &alsonbe,
Tom fire Jlaifer al Or. Reters 8urifo
sanife bar befriet mig for. Seq er
MI raft" ffrioer Sr. Sobn 8. Spen.
niugbal al Orion, glta. 9ette gam.
melbaeie llrtemibbel renter 8Iobet
90 opbpaser Spitemet. Oct err life
nogen Gpotefsmeoicin. Sfrip til Or.
Geter 5abrnep & Cons Co., 25O1
@aibington glpo., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29
Tpler iuag, tret,
"belt uOfjprt.'

SiI ben minSfe anitrenssIie uotrette eis2
Np!sr Su 9rGtten os 9nsitet. lioenSe az nas
ysnoe Npsimerte, 6opebpine % Spirtr,tls
sso! Tor mango apinber ifploer iaatalote
Fo~inbeipsoomme" for benne rlpffelise Sors
latnIns iitebet for iuass Rprer, hpilte lad
G9'ie er aariasen. On maa banele burt's
1or at iorebpsse mere alporlise Onber. Srus
seams Sibnen EiIs. Se bar biulpst Gus
Nnosr al ipase, trette kpinber. Se ftuloe
glelpe big. Spsrg bin NabD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

diebel.
rInel, bsbe
&lalltatb
9agen at
Ebdieod"
}. Wr. NJ
.e @anb al
bolbningel,
Dem foserl.
peratur Of
e at Stanb
N iteile %
Oct fogbebe
bans Reb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29
S118 tparct!

auauft Warteus. Gong 9rcris. Wiuu..
Nrtp.r: a9ruqt ben h:lt Yiut,reu oa sr
tnoiii life brauetIorS. N%prthomt tas
ger tur balot SrGubs % tpF:sr minerc
cub Bet babe. 5rsufor iamHte 5terrel.
't fnrraee AZ anhst Jabritota iuoino.
ret lea Sis. eIler MFR, snb min 9ortbo.
me foitet. 1uaore SteperIpn. min.
ntapolts. ltrtpsr: "Ist toiiet mig rrittr
300 mIners ero aner, Tirmaer 'crlauo.
fs for Suftalertua az Juruas, lite beorr
irh Nnrfhpmt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29
ct aiIteIssiesssrab.

gtrs. ). .. mems. g. Mater st.. tiger: "slpre. oa
STtorsonoer bar braat mig manaen 'sonlss ssat.
S9Tlne Nnrer rirfsbe ureaeirasfe % nieaet hppp,,g.
eepeno alt Saab. On Nabp t~iIraabtbs mig of aips
Soans 2iouep Vins en- Drepe, o.. iafftt cars n,ts'e,
HWer oienen bsIbrebet for gspre' OF Slrreouosr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

li,nnitiou.
DC ilpa.
c paa cl,
taeet en-
en- flpatct
I bopionlt
EanoS og
pasieret
bnrhs or.
lie ibert.
bbetebes
Forb, bbor
bIeo bs.
tterne be.
bill. Wteo
gienen,
here ieien
per De gift
itoit, iotn
lger, ben.
rebeit.
9itp, at
ilis Soe
fsrer, %
|oartna i
pie, s.. 3.
lets Wture
fierbe, gte.
Sig por
peo Stp.
ion ifiso
9 oeroeO
n opiists.
blep ifuot
arlis, gt
Fningernes
re Ntellne.
oiebeo, OF
geren pc6
@rsften
lli1le Moa.
tenbe @oa.
Forisgte Of
men bleb
orte Sage
engIe, at
pette lptte.
Feoro, ionl
Gbepenne
lbdient /
Tebe She.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

IrtHg plL'
let til "a
b, iorrt blcu
penbe Cor
aneb.
fort Eclt
q al Iutc.
erulben
Sag rcpa
Reeritpr1rL
for en- fort
milf. Wer'
Zig tiIifaSe.
Ser be-
at man DC
,nbes Stem
sii,r, 90 iaa
,irer, De III
me bar loo
bopt noaG
lie, men BET
lar for bis'e
Ssifcnoe
Wslnif.
r,erieo1, 2e'
q. i gclctt,
iibite art9
nj gienller11
|ae,, al Na'
[toe bcnrte
bneoes r,eo
t @earbarb,
,porpaa gp'
feoe 2esio'
|r6 s. Bar
bolbt Spar'
nd. Gul'
n or | Con-
liter rr,eb i'm
MOB Ell 800
oner til so.
Ericfion al
/ os ct en-
ms benoes
BET enc ger
70 en- bruot
ages for at
,ben trnhte
Roabe iartt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

Stepenion,
Dill & Cos
ort9ae, at
Fioner 800
| fra Sun.
Gtepal.
fra belr.
$4,000 til
Eli Hou,,b.
ng ON, Of
P9reriilbe /
2ngebe.
ere blepell
be fogenbe
Nattorlol
npr &an.
r, ba bun
Sun fonl
te ubpgge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

ers spertisfsmentsrne I -GeeoraS-grnrn-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29
SbortbornM plsorer tilial9s

'T"'J@
@i bar en- uepalst Slot al uust aplsorG
al BEN ausr bteite Slass WsItstIsr iaaptl
lom for Slagteepr, % pt 'rlssr BEN M I'll
baIp Gris mob bpaN be isr brasts os. Csiaa
Snroe % Yolano Sbina @riie
al ben aasr bsbit art. On al pore Scrrs
lisesr en- balp 3Pil p~sitsuior. ben anosu ~
Weil ipopsitsnior Mabsl. 0lnu.
e. @. SrEkSLANp 4 SONS,
mabel MiasssetA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

SerubausIaue-s8 80 til SIS pr. aers. 81
mr.. gere ~fpntaut. Reifeu Ter prseeut. III.
frp: ASHER MURRAY. wadena. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

parm, rem % pasisnbs fuet,a euft
noota @trfnIation - BET or hpab mon
faar ose Of sie en- Rprtbpre QipeI.'s
vurncte. yefpeuL btipareuos, iuuo.
let at tn'taIere. Ca bn fan npos be nan.
&c 5orotls oeo 9prthpm. mpetrus On.
oarmnira til ct fprbauisnbs Iapt Rot.
tubt. Y1s run hpQh prioers finer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29
Turnace=Yo irit!

VurUUCcsSO0 Iftt.
Strtp MI e'ttr flor Rprt9pmt 0iptleiS
TnrHott.gon 49, frit. Suuitrerrt tfttr
NptoaraNsr ~ Diem ppparmtt mtN
WorthoT.. hpae oirtsIia iparss. fult
trnota 9~efripeIie % aIler iaptftc Pri5.
uoi1t tile - crtar 9e'pareie af 8uI
9,,ter % boprI.bes 9prthpme Juruo.s
tan fishes 4 lett, a'bttalinacr. S.rip
tnn toaa III NJ. w. SAVAGE CO.,
1910 Savage Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.