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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
TRAINING SCHOOL IS OPPOSED
BriokIayers' Union Official Declares
Course of instruction to Be
Without Practical Value.

plan for an apprentice training
school for bricklayers, giving six
months school course and further
practical training for two years. is
characterized as impractical" by
John Donnelly, business agent of the
Manhattan New York; local of the
Bricklayers' union.
! "You cannot produce bricklayer in
two years time," he said, "and no
amount of school training can be
worth anything to an apprentice un-
less he later works on the job with
a union man to instruct him."
Mr.. Donnelly denied that union
rules cause dearth of labor, and said
that the large contracting companies
are unwilling to take boys to teach
them the trade"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
II CHURCH STREET

pIorence.
One glance through the powerful
binoculars convinced Madeline that
Florence was right And another
glance at Stillwell told her that he was
speechless with delight "Wal. as Nels
says, I wouldn't be In that there OF
tomobile right now for a million
pesos" he remarked.
"Why? Is Stevens driving fastl"
Good Lord Fast? Miss Majesty,
there hain't ever been anythin' except
a streak of lightnin' run so fast in this
country. l reckon I'd like to be hyar
when Link drives up. but want to be
with the boys down by the hunks. It'll
be some fun to see Nels an Monty
when Link comes fyin along.H
II wish Al had stayed to meet them"
said Madeline.
Her brother had rather hurried q
shipment Of cattle to California; and
It was Madeline's supposition that 6G
had welcomed the opportunity to abb
sent himself from the ranch
II am sorry he wouldn't stay" re-
piled Florence. But AIS all business
now. And he's doing finely. It's just
as well, perhaps"
Surely. That was my pride speak
ing. I would like to have all my fam
lily and all my old friends see what
man AL has become. Well, Link Stew.
ems Is running like the wind. The car
will be here before we know 1t. Flor
ence, we've only a few moments to
dress. But first want to order many
and various and exceedingly cold re-
freshments for that approaching
party"
Less than half-hour later Madeline
went again to the porch and found
Florence there.
"Oh, you look Just lovelyl" ex'
claimed Florence, impulsively. as she
gazed wide-eyed up at Madeline. "And
somehow so different"
| Madeline smiled a little sadly. Per-
haps when she had put on that ex-
quisite white gown something had
come to her of the manner which be-
fitted the wearing of it. She could not
resist the desire to look fair once more
In the eyes Of these hypercritical
friends. The sad smile had been for
the days that were gone. For she
knew that what society had once been
pleased to call her beauty had trebled
since 1t had last been seen In a draw
ing-room. Madeline wore no Jewels,
but at her waist she had pinned two
great crimson roses Against the dead
white they had the life and fire and
redness of the desert
"Links hit the old roundup trail,"
said Florence. land oh. isn't he riding
that CARP
With Florence, as with most Of the
cowboys, the car was never driven.
but ridden.
A white spot with long trail Of
dust showed low down In the valley.
1t was now headed almost straight for
the ranch. Madeline watched 1t grow
ing larger moment by moment. and
her pleasurable emotion grew accord.
ingly. Then the rapid beat Of horses
hoofs caused her to turn.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
New Grocery and Restaurant

August Sissea is the genial man
ager of the new restaurant and
grocery in the rear of 139 E. Shields
street. A speciality is made of fur
nishing hot dinner or lunch at a
cost less than packing a cold lunch
in your bucket, besides doing away
with the trouble required by so doing.
In the grocery department will be
found a complete line of groceries,
tobacco, cigars, etc. Mr.. Sissea will
be glad to welcome old and new
friends at his new location.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
Another Serious Motor Accident

Two automobiles, one from New
ark with seven occupants, and another
from Cambridge with ten passengers,
collided with disastrous results, about
seven miles west of GAINESVILLE Sunday
afternoon. None of the occupants Of
the machines escaped injury, but two
we're fatally hurt, Mrs. M. F. Moffett,
of SO Fairmount avenue, died at the
GAINESVILLE hospital shortly after the
accident, and w. p Murrell, of II
Fairmount avenue, died later. The
driver Of the Cambridge car endeavor-
ed to pass the other machine when
his auto skidded and the two came
together with terrific force. Both
cars were wrecked and the occupants
thrown out. All the ambulances Of
GAINESVILLE responded to the call for
assistance and the injured people
were rushed to the hospitals of that
city and given immediate attention.
1t is now thought that the survivors
will recover. The funeral of Mrs.
Moffett was held at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Little,
North Cedar street, Tuesday after
noon, and services for Mr.. Murrell
were held at st. Pauls Lutheran
church Thursday afternoon.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
Washing Machine Demonstration

Frank E. Fogarty, factory repre-
sentative of the One Minute Washer
Co., will give demonstrations of the
working qualities Of the machine at
the agency of Martin Bros. on N. Park
Place from August ! to inclusive,
and quote special prices during that
time. Those interested should not
fail to call.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
Street Railway Men Given Increase

Detroit-The arbitrators in the dis
pute between the Detroit Street Rail
way commission and the linemen en-
ployed on the municipality owned lines
have handed down a decision in favor
of the men, granting linemen $1.06
an hour and troublemen S1.16.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
The Union Made Clown Cigarette

S. l.. Neuman, formerly the bust
ness agent of the Akron |. A. of NJ,
but now representing The Axton-
Fisher Tobacco Co., of Louisville,
manufacturers of the Clown cigarette
and other union made products, is in
the city and will visit the various La
Dor Unions during his stay. The
AxtonFisher Co. is union from top to
bottom, and has been so ever since
its organization. The factory is
modern in every detail, lockers,
shower baths, rest rooms, assembly
rooms and dining room where every
worker gets a free warm meal every
day at noon. Mr.. Axton says "a
business that cannot pay living
wage to its employees has no right
to exist"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
Fined For Possessing Still

Floyd Young plead guilty of pos
sessing a still for the illegal manu-
facture of Intoxicating liquor, in pro-
bate court Monday afternoon, and was
fined $3.50 and costs by Judge Alex
ander.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
Going to New York

Abe Minister, the hustling manager
of the Bargain Shoe store, will leave
Saturday on combined business and
pleasure trip to New York City.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
Home News
Into His Own Home

B. F. Harris, the B. & o. yardman,
moved Wednesday from his rented
house on Union street into his own
new home, $50 Garfield avenue.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-08-03
Appraisers For Securities Co.

M. H. Baker, Herman Upham and
NJ. }. Reese have been appointed ap-
praisers of the property of the Ohio
Securities Company by Judge Moore.
, 1923-03-31
The Doud- Weaver
Motor Co.
PAIGE AND JEWETT
IQFn CAR DEPARTMENT

1872 HUDSON SPORT-This car ia
one Of the sportiest cars in town ARD
ia eouipped with six specially painted
disc wheels, six tires four OF which
ara practically new, four Wrestling.
house shock nbsorbers motometer and
har cap and two Clymer spot Lights
we have not touched this motor as
vet hut will guarantee II to be In
FIRST class shape when delivered. Thit
.sr new wou'4 ccst over 50 900 and
Won will agree It Is q buy at tlsoO.
1870 BUICK ROADSTER-This car
has a perfect paint Job. top is good
and uphoistering Is in excellent shape
rio car has had wonderful care aud
does not show a bump or dent any
where. Motor and battery arc both
good and tire equipment will last tho
purchaser several thousand miles IL
priced at 800.
ING+Motor has Just been ovcrhnuied
-Four good tires, upholstcr'n g II tor
okoh, Thin will mako someone a won
dertui buy at t41b.
1919 OLDSMoBILH EIGHT TOUR
INO-six practically new Kelly cords
mechanically perfect; upholstsrinH
and ton nro nil right: priced 70 move
Mt $3.50. 49,.
FoRps-wo have & r7sdster 1920
model FOR SEQ; n touf : for sass and
\ very isto model ~ Ing for $3.50.
This n hna Hnsnior - 'cl; nbsorberu
spsodomcter, etc.. md along with it'
p.rfect top. uphoister.ns and motor
this Is an exceptionally good buy At
the above prioo.
One.Third Down Dainnoo Monthly
PHONE 1900,
, 1923-03-31
A = spF

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. sO-we have nothing
better to offer in the city OF Ca sper than this number for there is
nothing better in the city in the way Of a dwelling regardless
OF price.
If you are looking for the best, let US show you this strictly
modern home located on Park avenue, with seven rooms and
attn mi nails IN the first floor; seven rooms. laundry. furnace,
and store room in the basement. a large play room 5Oxso on
second notr; also maids room.
This place is built of the finest material that money ran
ouy; is arranged so that a part OF the house can DO shut off using
only the front hallway, den, bedroom an6 kitchen on one side
Of the house. Has a lovely kitchen with breakfast room adjoin.
Ing tinted in tasty co!ors, and in fact is u beauty in every
respect.
Do not call regarding this unless you r really in the
, 1923-03-31

ket and want the best that can DO had. However. If this Is what
you want, we Will be glad to take you out and show you through.
Price $4,000, $4,000 cash will handle this beautiful home;
balance a be arranged. Call at the office II you are Interested
and we viii talk Il over.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. s1-Sues lot on East
Second street: close TO school. water. lights ems gas; on the cor.
nr of a block. perfectly level lot, well located in n nelghborhod
that is rapidly building UP with very fine homes. Price $1,000
small payment down will hanoe, balance monthly. Call us fr an
appointment and we will gladly show you this lot.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. ss-Two lots in North
Casper on Pear street; $3.50 each, IL taken at once. $50 will handle
balance 500 a month. These lots are an exceptionally good buy
both from the standpoint Of Investment and for a party that
wishes to own his own homo by building.
, 1923-03-31
FNGIFwnoD
FOR SALE-RANCHES

FOR SALE-Chcken ranch, two and
one'hnlf miles u from postoffico:
siN'room house, partly furnished;
city water: garage: chicken houses:
sell on account OF sickness: easy
terms: small payment down. p. o.
Box 60. Casper. wyo.
, 1923-03-31

FOR sALE@Gooi used csrnl prices
renronnhie; we alro sell cars on
~conrnissloni bring your car over, we
get YOU cash for -. II you buy or
sell cars come SOC Us first, we save
Won money on It, Auto Exchange,
Fifth md Center,
, 1923-03-31

FOR sALE-Hudson SIX. seven pas
ssnrer touring car. first class con,
DION, newly painted, new ures anu
<Ibes. Phone 1901.
, 1923-03-31

FOR RENT-very complete three
room furnished apartment. furnish.
ed, steam heat. gar and e,ectrloy.
aSe s. Center; $50 per month. Phone
750W.
, 1923-03-31
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Nice apartment. three
rooms and bath. Phone 926. 1920
Boxelder.
, 1923-03-31
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ETC.

REIMBURSEMENT. four miles OF
Casper. very cheap II sold in ten
days. Phone 1909.
, 1923-03-31
RAISING SALE OF REAL, ESTATE


WEsIERN REALTY SPECIAL NO 27-For tho conservative buyer we have to
os F IN MS number a nyeroom house with three rooms ant bath on the first floor
anu 40 ihAMd rooms laundry room and coal Dom in the basement.
rms is az exceptionally we'll built little place and is very attractive both OUTSIDE
10 81 70 N1 on the Aelowstone. highway in the eastern part of the city
a rs "a I mr ri 'front.' mt. which Is a very desirable feature In. Casper; and in every way is
a T rT nL Dy me Ihv%men t"ho runsw within a few cett e this place. nc 81 $500 $500
~ h nme L Ne SO a month and interest Te property is absolutely cear of en-,
Snnna M nee ana Tor a party who wishes to owl his own homo his is certainly worth
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO 2s-If you are stu in the market for N lot
Vel Nceo IN the southeast part of the city We can fill your order n Won will et
amck we nave one lot in this location. size 7Ox5O fet on the corner, with access
" VS. gas ,G91 =. moTnl Improvement Price 500 cash.
+ho nSL NAHLI1 SfESIAL NO 29-Here is IN apartment ouse for you in
I neron 1east part or town with four rooms an bath on the second floor and a good
apartment the same asa above which would mean an income of better thar sSoo
month Price $500 fora quck ss $500 will handle
, 1923-03-31
POSITIONS WANTED

POSITION WANTED = First class
cook wants position: crew or board.
ers. Miss l.. Vanderwllen. Pactola,
S. d..
, 1923-03-31
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Bus ness lot for 81 600.
part cash. +. Ramon. 242 E. Sec
ond. Tel. 702.
, 1923-03-31
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Fifty shares of Security
Building and Loan; want to sell I'M
med.ately. Phone 2044.
, 1923-03-31

WANTED-Small Jobs of painting
and caisomining; special prices be.
fore rush season; work guaranteed.
Phone 1901.
, 1923-03-31

BOY. 10 years OF ago. High schoo!
graduate wants work. Prefer
Steady employment with opportunl.
Ties for advancement. Phone 1891.
, 1923-03-31

WANTED-Al kinds Of laundry
work; rough dry a speciality. Gail
at 121 n. Melrose. Phone 2O6eJ.
, 1923-03-31

wANTED-French hand laundry;
lace curtains a speciality; family
wash furnished or rough dry; We do
not use chemicals. Phone 160SW.
, 1923-03-31

WANTED-Carpet and rug weaving.
1914 S. Washington. Phone 25sR.
, 1923-03-31
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE Stock In
the Wyoming Building and Apart
ment House company. Address p. o.
Box IL. Casper.
, 1923-03-31

WANTED-Dining-room work in oil
field. by lady. Phone 1305W.
, 1923-03-31
SERVICES OFFERED

GARDEN plowing. also fertilizer de-
livered. Phone I096R.
, 1923-03-31

WANTED-Carpet and rug weaving.
1914 S. Washington. Phone 225sR.
, 1923-03-31

WHEN building you want a reliable
firm n you want your dollars to
go as far as the best skilled me
chauics can make them. The Western
Building Co. are competent to carry
out your wishes. Basement Consoli.
dated Royalty Bldg. Phone 1918.
, 1923-03-31

BALD HEADS give US a chance to
y convince you we do grow hair. els
S. Ash. Phone 1524W.
, 1923-03-31

/ CAN SAVE you money on your
building and repair work; estimates
furnished free. l.. d. Leisinger. cen
tractor and builder. Phons 2149W.
Gail after 5 p. m.
, 1923-03-31
FOR S~ALE-HOUSES
Phone 1918

FOR sALE-3 and 4 room house. lot
esx226; lights, gas and water In;
100000. $500 Gown. balance like
rent. COS =. First.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05
N. v. q. BASEBALL
TEAM TO PLAY rs GAMES

Norgantown. March Sl--The West
Virginia University baseball squpd i.
to play schedule Of % rsr
spring according to an announce
ment made here tonight by Director
| Of Athletics H. A. Stansbury. This
years program Il very extensive ana
Aneludss games with some Of the lend.
ing collegiate teams Of this section
and Tho east.
Tho home schedule Is unusually
strong and practically every impor-
tant tri-stste rival Of the Mountain
ssrs win be brought here for at least
one game.
Coach I. E. Rogers, former West
Virginia star and All-Aniericen full
hack in 1919. has had squad Of Is
practicing daily for the past two
weska. He has NO less than eight
letter mon on the squad's roster ana
: promising galaxy Of new inen. The
prospects for successful campaign
are usually good.
The complete schedule follows:
April 6 and 7th- -Duquesne Univsr-
sity at Morgantown-
April 10 and l4---WesiaiiniisstteT Col
lege at Morgantown.
April 10 and 20--Bethany College
at Morgantown.
April 2l--West Virginia Wesleyan
College at Buckhannon.
April -Waynesburg College at
Morgantown.
April 2s University Of Maryland
at Baltimore, Md.
April 30-Catholic University at
Washington, d. c.
May Georgetown University at
Washington, D. C.
May 2-Lehigh University at Beth
lehem, Pa.
May 3-Yale University at New
Haven, Conn.
May A. Washington College I
Chestertown, Md.
May 5-U. S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis, Md.
May 11--West Virginia Wesleyan
College at Morgantown.
May 12--West Virginia Wesleyan
College at Fairmont.
May Is Salem College at Morgan
town.
| May II and IS University Of Pitts
burgh at Pittsburgh Pa.
! May 19-Grove City College at
Grove City, Pa.
1 May 20 and "a Pittsburgh Col
llcgiana at Morqantown
/ NJ. - "a l.ta4a. lilN II .EAL.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

photographer H@s, that was
merely to make you look pleasant.
Mistress: Bridget, here's letter
for you from the dead-letter office"
Bridget: cts my old mother, l
know. She's been sick for a long
time.
Judge: "Rastus, 80 you are guilty
Of stealing. Mr.. Browns chickens.
last Saturday night1" I
sRastus: Eyes, subj" 4
Judge: "The fine will be IS"
Rastus: "Well judge, I'll Just give
you $40, and that will pay me mp fof
next Saturday night"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

Special Commissioners, 0y Q decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Barbour
County, West Virginia, entered ON
the 18th day of January, 1923, at
the regular January term Of said
Circuit Court in the chancery cause
Of Ammonia Click, plaintiff versus
Jacob Click, defendant, we will, q
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day -
APRIL, 1928 between the hours q
one o'clock and five o'clock p. MED
that day offer for skle at public aae-
lion 70 the highest Ssspohsibls ~
der ct the front door Of The EJ1xss
Nationai Bank Building, in the Cs1v
Of Belingten, Barbour County, Ws1e
Virginia, "a that certain real 49,
deereed for SIDE in SAID eatss. -,
listing Of About one sers' And -
~ house thereon situated. iying -
hang IN the said City ~ ysHageA
bsias the Dsspsrty swnsd by~aeol
ysesb Cliekt snd nSv oeenpisd ~ -
said -Aam1nto C1iek. ss DG y
TENNIS Or SALE. 0ns.tAtt1 -
n A4id - NJ Nv ~ sa1s,; 49, -,
~ 1nha credit n four ~ 80
aSatks, ~ 1dual payments, pulshD
II - sivs interest bsaring ISoDa
With coed personal security. M
". BRUCE TALB0Tr !
AN. CUNNINGHAM 7
spseial CSMnssssssss
..I ~ 1t9Af
'iBonl - required ~ The Afossee1
isesss has bSsnD given. With sseuk1
sppsUvsd byAas.
TAis ne 18th day - March, IL
-. D. CoRDER c5esA .
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05


Z The time is near when our fruit
trees must be sprayed If we are to
expect the best results, Sprays are
used to control and prevent disease,
" kill biting insects and to kill suck
ing insects. The material for these
nree purposes are Of different char
6eter. One should not be used for
he other. The chief sprays used to
ssvsht diseases are Bordeaux mix
thre, Lime Sulphur. Ammoniacal
Carbonate Of Copper, and Livers Of
Sulphur. The first two mentioned
are the most important. Bordeaux
Mixture is made Of three materials,
~ Copper Sulphate, "a fresh lime
~ 20 gallons Of wzter. Dissolve
Copper Sulphate in hot water, and
the lime is Stacked with just enough
water to keep it from burning. After!
lslacking the lime it diluted until 40
gallons is reached. Lime Sulphur
= composed Of slb Lime, sib Sui
thur and 50 gallons 81 water. Place
Lime in q. vessel and ada Wxter. A
1 bon a. Lime begins 70 BON ada the
sulphur. After Selling has ceased
dilute to 50 gallons.
The poison sprays are fix by the
addition Of Lime, Ashes or water to
the poison and Is put on plants
either use a dry or liquid form.
Any information concerning the
time to spray and the kind Of ma
terial to use win be gladly given by
the Department Of Agriculture in the
Befington High School. qhe De-
partment can also furnish material
for spraying purposes at low cost.
H you are interested send card to
&c. Kelley, Director of Agriculture
and he will either write or come to
see you.
The Department Of Agriculture is
in our school for the benefit of pat
rons and students alike. The teach
or and students are always anxious
and ready to serve you. Call on
them.
Read the Spray Calendar below
then cut it out for future use.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05


Guide: I'VE will now visit Helen
Hunt Jackson's grave"
Sight-Seer:: SHOT on your life. |
wouldn't 60 there to hunt anybody's
grave"
Della: Eye can get hat just like
your missis velvet wan for siven dol
lars at Browns Bargain Store.
Norah: Eyes, an can get wan for
nothin' by tellin' me missis about the
wan in Browns Bargain Store.
Teacher to Sunday School class !:
"WhoS can tell me what the EpistIes
are? 2"
Small Boy in class: II cam
Teacher: "All right. Johnny"
Small Boy: "The wives of the A.
postles"
lis this seat close to the stage 2"
TITS in row B madam; If it was
much closer you'd have to perform. !"
$50
Mrs. Newsy: "Did you know our
grocer's wife has new baby girl Z"
Mrs. Newsier: "Is that so, well
therell be row now, for just yes
terday I saw a notice in the window,
"Boy wanted
Sue: "How much milk does the
old COW give?"
Hiram; "About eight quarts a day
mum"
Sue; "And how much of that do
you sell?1
e0h, about twelve. mum 2
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

Old Lady: Doctor. don't yss
think should 60 to warmer eli
mate Z"
Doctor: Eyes madam, but I'm do
ing all lean to save you from IT,
did you get any answers to your
ad in the papers asking for wife 2"
did |" A hundred from women,
and two hundred from men offering
me theirs"
In an African jungle a wedding we
saw,
The natives no etiquette lack;
The bride wore a gee-string, accord
ing to law,
And the groom wore conventional
black.
A minister slipped on the icy
pavement and fell down. A newsboy
went to his assistance and the min
lister said to him: "You couldn't help
a big man like me-"
"Sure thing" replied the newsy.
Il helped my dad TO his feet when
he was drunken than YOU"
$50
A non-church-going man was ask
ed why he didn OF attend church, to
which he rplied:
"Well, I'll tell you, sir, the first
time ] went to church they threw
water in my face, and the second
time they tied me to woman I've
had to keep ever since, and guess
the next time ] go they will throw
dirt in my face
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

VIM. II. Baudeman, who was shot
some week ago in the knee by Grant
Watson, died Monday morning after
having his leg amputated and was
buried Wednesday at Junior. Mr..
Baudeman was % years old and is
survived by his wife and one child.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

Sin fsns stssdatd brsd single ssnA
r. I.AR. eoekersls. 10 months -
md iasys. Al sfins color. Price IN
each n 6s3d soon.
C. q row, Junior. W. We.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05
NEW CITY COUNCIL

The new City Council met TONIGHT
and organized. The membership
is as follows:
Mayor L. d. Cross
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

Miss Fannie Holden will be at DR..
Trahern's demonstrating the Gossard
Corset, April 10th and 18th, 1922.
Price Right. adv 1t
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05
Peeorder q. e. Gamer

Recorder u. r.. Gamer
Wsl. Coontz, Henry Wilmoth Wal-
ter Bpctli 4. T. 3enratf u e Kra
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE White Wyandotsa
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

ReafB Blight raaux pry
d Worm
Bnb Brdaux445 dSpmy
h Arenteo ad Spray
scale Pest Smas Apple Spray
Curl / Bordeaux Spray
Lime uphrss Spray
|nrdo 2 A-.ntsI Lead Spray
Bordeaux Isl
uphu
sAasnts
S~nRe, Jsso aa
&h
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