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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-21
Help Wanted
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hoy TO 10 CHORES FOR HOARD.
Opportunity TO attend school. Good
home. Aged man would do, w. T.
AN ALL-ROIND FARM HAND.
Walter Crosby. Norridgewock. n. E.
Phone 1915. tf34F
WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework in camp at Lake Parlin
Farm. Phone or write Mrs. Louise
Piel Lange. Lake Parlin Farm. jack
man Station, Me. 2w34F
WANTED WOMAN TO COOK FOR
help at Lake Parlin Farm. Phone or
write Mrs. Louise Plel Lange Lake
Parlin Farm, Jackman Station. 2w3iF
GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUsEwORK
and caring for one year old child.
VIII not be required to he busy all
the time or to do hard work. Good
home. Telephone at my expense If
you can come at once. A. /. Gaudette.
lockwood, Me. 2w33t
HOUsEKEEPER. RESPECTABLE.
Intelligent woman wanted as house
keeper about September l. r. H.
Gould, Arson, Maine. 2w33F
NIGHT OPERATOR AT NORRIDGE-
WOCK central exchange. Apply at
Norridgewock or Skowhegan office.
Somerset Coop Tel Go. tf33F
MAN AND WIFE. M0DER ATE PAY.
Steady work ii both are satisfactory.
References. s. Blaisdell Belgrade.
Maine Tel. 31-32. 4w33F
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

As HOUSEk EEPER. MARJORIE.
Lisbon, 8 Shirley St, Skowhegan.
2w3iF
GOOD LASTING JOB CUTTING
Cord or other wood Can begin last
of September or October LIST r. T..
Brown. Starks. 3w34F
NURSING TO DO OR ANY WORK
with good pay. Mrs. Il. \. Locke.
Farmers Phone &c Starlls, Me. tMadi
son EXchange). 3w3lF
WISH TO MOVE TO SKOWHEGAN
because of the good schools. Am Il
young married man and would like
st eady employment either store, cleri
cal or other work of which l am cap
able of doing. Can furnish references.
G. II. Campbell, Wilton. 3w34F
WOULD LIKE TO DO VACATION
or substitute work in an office or store.
Mrs Raymond, care of Cora tayouette,
Water Street, Skowhegan, Tel. 1911.
2w33f
AS NIGHT WATCHMAN IN a MILL
or wherever such help is wanted.
have had thirty years experience. w.
u. Nickerson, Harmony, Maine. Tel.
2-31. 4w33F
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Observation-Disclosures

WaterNlle-Win Chamber of
Commerce is arranging this affair
with the cooperation of the citizens
generally Under present plans the
remainder of the afternoon will be
devoted to athletic events and recrea-
ton.
In the evening. Commander Quinn
will address the Legion and citizens
at big meeting in the City Opera
House. Following his address, an
entertainment will be provided, this
part of the program being arranged
by the Rotary. Kiwanis and Lions
clubs of the city.
Then some time around midnight.
the Kennebec yoiture of the 4O-S Will
entertain the brethren and there Will
be an initiation. Yes indeed The
stunts and yes, everybody will be
there.
Wednesday morning will be deyot-
ed 10 business sessions, election of
officers and the like. When the SEES
sions adjourn, the crowd will move
on the Wateryile Country Club where
a reception lunch and sports will
be in order.
Oh yes there will be special par
ties to be sandwiched in. The gangs
viii have their reunions. old friend
ships will be renewed and new ones
made as the boys argue over that
one point of the best outfit in the
army and the worst ship in the navy.
Those who know the countersign to
"Ho Ho, No Shave-fIe, He. No Razor"
already are making place for their
reunion. Yes it is a very special
organization and the entertainment
committee is working
The celebrated Belgrade Lakes
are only half an hour away, an easy
ride for anybody and the scenery Is
superb. From all indications it
looks like the largest crowd that ever
attended any convention in Maine.
has had good reputation
for entertaining visitors and Water
vile is taking every means to insure
that reputation for many years to
come. The Legionaires take special
pleasure in welcoming their comrades
ana the citizens as always are right
behind the Post in all their endeavors.
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- I y
Main st, Plttsheld. adjoining grounds
Maine Central Institute. About three
acres. House consists of drawing
room, sun room. breakfast room, din
ing room library. bedroom, sleeping
porch. hath Kitchen, laundry, pantry,
guest lavatory on first floor. Two
bedrooms. bath and large billiard
hardwood floors, specially made cleo
trie lighting fixtures and hardware,
French doors. Entire house equipped
with metal weather strips and bronze
wire screening with extra fine mesh
Two garages, storeroom and work
shop. Fine concrete cellar floor. In
ternational furnace for heating, separ-
ate hot water heater. Maids room
and bath over garage. VIII sell
furnished or unfurnished. Details
upon request. Or. c. J. Strong, Pitts
field, Maine. 4w32
SMALL INVESTMENT. LARGE IN
come. Situated 3 miles from Mt.
Vernon village. - miles from Augusta
a 35 acre farm with level fields, good
pasture. apples. plums, pears for home
two fire places. Barn 4ox4S. price
only $1,000. Alonzo p. Richards.
Pennington, Maine 3w32
$1,000 GETS 200 ACRE FARM 10
COWS, HORSES. complete farming
tools, stovewood. straw, hay. hens, hog
large acreage corn, potatoes beans,
oats. on improved road handy to town,
near school and neighbors. l25 acres
rich loan tillage, pasture for over 20
head. valuable pine, fir and hemlock
timber, pulpwood, birch, sugar naples,
apple orchard. Good room mousse,
piazza, running water, good 66 IT. barn,
stable. shed, Toulouse. Price $4,000.
only $1400 needed. balance $500 per
year. \ rare bargain in central Maine.
Maine Farm Agency, w s. spaulding,
Pittsfield. Maine. 4w32
$50 ACRE FARM IN ATHENS. WILL
sell cheap for cash. For particulars
write Mrs. Amelia Gregory. Rutland
VT, r. f. d. No. l, care of Mrs. a:
T. Reriau. 4w31'
II ROOM HOUSE. ELEVEN FUR
NISHED rooms. Splendid opportunity
for boarding or rooming house: Large
garden. Garage accommodating four
cars For particulars write ID care
of Independent Reporter. 4W3l'
7-RobM HOUSE. CORNER LocA-
TION. Price reasonable. Inquire
Skowbegan. tf30
NEW COTTAGE AT LAKEWOOD
west side, furnished. For quick sale
$3.50 Inquire Parsons Garage, 81
Madison avenue, Skowhegan. ira
so ACRE FARM FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan village. Herbert c. Tobey.
r.. F. d. 8. ~ L. Phone 1928. tf26F
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake half mile from neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp school or summer resort. 2
other sets of farm buildings similarly
situated just suitable for outings and
vacations for sale or rent. f. G.
Hayden, Abbot. tfZ2
HOUSE Lot ON BEECH ST, REA-
SONABLE price. Clough Motor Co,
Lakewood, Madison RID l. N. e.
Tel. 1872, Skowhegan Elk. tf15
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To Let

sIx-ROOM TENEMENT on EAST
Front st. near mills. with or without
garage space. Apply to r. w. Dover
East Front St tf34
An Al SIX ROOM TENEMENT AT
II Maple St, all ready to move in. Best
of neighbors. pleasantest street in
town $50 per month. NJ B. Hesel-
ton, Skowhegan. n. F.. Tel 1862.
tf34
1O-RoOM LODGING HOUSE, BATH
and electric lights. 5eroom fiat with
bath and electric lights. j. ID. Symons,
Skowhegan, 3w3i
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUsEKEEP-
ING AT 143 North Ave. Mrs. Sam La
rochelle. 4w34'
TWO FIRST CLASS TENEMENTs
partly furnished or unfuruished. In
quire at Fowler's Paint Shop. Russell
St, Skowhegan. tf34
VERY CONVENIENT, RENT OF
rooms and stable on Hanover street
Electric lights. Gertrude Gates, l72
Water street, Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone 20-410. 4w33
FURNISHED ROOMS At LAKE.
WOOD by the day or week. Very rea-
sonable terms, Make reservations
now for camp meeting. Apply JOS. r.
Dulac, rear Lakewood Theatre. 4w32'
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free to cur
ubscribers.

GOOD BEEF CATTLE. II. r..
Davis. Farmers Phone 2-11-10. 2w3I
SECOND HAND SILO. MUST he IN
good condition. State size and price.
Don NJ. ToWne. Madison 2w34
4 SMALL HOUSE IN coon REPAIR
with garden lot preferred. Box 155.
Madison. 1w3f
LOOSE NAY. BRAGG & VARNEY.
Skowhegan y. +. Tel. 1876 .2w33F
A FEW GoOD-BLooDED FOX OR
rabbit hounds old enough to commence
running-10 months to / IL years old
s. T.. Stowell r. No. ., Strong Me.
3w33F
POULTRY. WRITE VIE WHAT
you have. Guy Nelson. Canaan. Maine.
4w32F
FARM CONSISTING OF BETWWEN
30 and so acres. buildings must be in
good condition. Orchard. Joseph La
Pointe. Factory Street. Skowhegan
iw32F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
in first letter Kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson, Skdwhegan, n
-. Phone 2SI-3. tf3l
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

o CYL, PASSENGER PATTERSON
Car. good tires. Continental mo-
tor. Just overhauled. 5000. A. A
Games. - Leavitt 81. Tel 1853. 4w34
WAGNER II. p. MOTOR FOR
SALE. In good condition. Apply to
The Enfield Advocate, Enfield. " II.
4w32f
ONE sTRIPED-DOwN FORD. II. E.
Spear. r. F. d. !. Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
VULCANIZER, COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires and tubes will give one a
good trade. Mrs. Mary Pooler, So Park
St, Dexter. TIA
USED CARS, HUPPsi 1 FORD, 1
Dodge; l Studebaker truck, about l
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. Old Point
Garage Madison. tits
1922 CHEVROLET. IN VERY GOOD
condition. Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest F. Dionne, 102 North
st. skowhegan. N. E. Phone 33-4
tf16
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UPSTAIRS TExevp
,.. ddght. flush closet ROa
mer ST.. Skowhegah. e5
A FURNISHED House ~,
bath, electric lights. hn, "f Rod
cation. Independent Rena ar fine
TWO on THREE rx,,
connecting rooms to Ter = aNISl
man who would like to do do some
all OF my housework durJna Par
ing school year. Also me
attic room TO let to some so ihural
who wishes to board s51noo |
Fred E. Webster, So East III I'll,
A .Sk~ BUNGALOW ,,
PLETED. Nicely Furnished
In porch Colby T. HUFF g Sto scts4
Tel. N. r. 1872. '' eko|At
PLEASANT UPSTAIRS rp.
Three large rooms, pantry nha
Electric lights. City water Ns @afq1
above Academy. Mellen Il
North Arson. II.
TENEMENT AT II MAPLE ON
occupied by Frank r. Parsans
vacant first week in August AZ, ~
fice rooms with steam heat o wv
Price Clothing Store. NJ JW.e
II Maple ST. Town. iese
six ROOM APARTMENT MN
conveniences, newly panarsS
painted on Water st. Inonire =,
Gurney's. 1S9 Water st. a
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN n.
with modern conveniences Inv
A. Fl. lies. "a Main St, Skowhsss
TIL
TWO FURNISHED ROoss
light housekeeping, also from, !
with board, all modern conyeaIsl
Inquire of Belle Cooper. y N.Y.
Street, Skowhegan. N. e. Tel y
STEAM HEATED ROOMS. MonI
eohveniences, centrally located
Postoffice. lit Water St. skovh.I
N. e. Phone 1861.
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in June. Mr.. Mahoney was also
successful In passing the state exam
nations and has since started practice
with the H. f. Murdoch Co. Optome-
trists, in Portland
PLEASANT STREET NJ. F. CHURCH
Friday, August %. 7.SO p. m, choir
rehearsal. Sunday August "a, 1890
a. m, morning worship. sermon;
11.45 a. m, Sunday school; 2.30 p. m.
Sunday school at the Maple Grove
schoolhouse: 1870 D.. m. evening ser
vice. Wednesday. August 81, 7.30 p.
M, mid-week service.
A welcome for everyone.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish. to thank our friends and
neighbors for their Kindness and the
beautiful flowers sent us In our be-
reayement.
Mrs. NJ. L. French
Robert NJ. French
Lucille r. French
Scion, Maine Aug q, 1924.
SOUTH sULoN
Arthur Keene and daughter Annie
who have been to Maryland on a va
cation and automobile trip have ar
rived home.
Joseph Cooper and wife of Vassal-
boro are stopping at Elmer Davis.
Andrew fisher has been cutting the
hay on his farm the last week. He
is managing the town farm In An
son.
Ralph Padham who is in hospital
in Lewiston seems to be improving.
George Mortified of South Wind
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paine
Of Richmond were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hunnewill.
Miss Ruth Jones who works at
Skowhegan, spent the week end BIT
home, after a weeks vacation which
she spent at Rangeley.
Roscoe Sidell with a carload of
five or six people was in Athens,
one day last week re-
turning with about a peck each.
Washington school begins Tues
day, September End, with Miss Mil
bred Boyngton teacher.
Miss Viola Gardiner and Miss
Blanche Jones have come home from
their work and are getting ready to
begin school at Somerset Academy
which commences the second of Sep
.ember.
They have a good solid bridge at
Athens to take the place of the wreck
hey had all summer. while they are
waiting for the state aid bridge to
grow.
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Lost

\ GOLD SORORITY PIN SET WITH
Pearls lost at Lakewood Park or
Skowhegan. Reward If returned to
HarYeils store, Lakewood. 1w34s
SUNDAY. BETWEEN East RIDGE
road and cornviIle road. tire, size
24XiM with rim. Finder please return
to Peter Debe, Water St, Skowhegan
and. receive reward. 2w34
BUNCH OF KEYS IN BLACK FOLD
Err Friday afternoon. Finder Will
be rewarded for return to Jerry Coles
Grocery Store, Madison Avenue. Show
hogan. 1w34
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For Sale--Liyestock

WHITE COLLIE Ptrs. BLACK
from registered stock. Prices from
$40 10 $50 each. Full description and
snap shot on request. Edward +.
Clark, West Milan, ~ Fl. 6w34*
WHITE CHESTER PIGS. MRS.
Joseph Whittemorc, RED ,. Skowh he
gan. Farmers Phone 20-t1o. 4w34F
TWO HEIFERS, ONE GUERNSEY
, and one Jersey. clyde L. Allen.
SkoWhegan, r. +. d. No. g. 4w33f
ONE WARE, GOOD DRIVER AND
good horse to work; also Chevrolet
car. VIII trade for Ford touring car
Inquire Of W. G. Fletcher Norridge-
Wock. 2w33f
scorer COLLIE PrPS FROM REG
ISTEEI1D mother males IS. females.
SO. Also beautiful purebred fun
grown female collie. Kind and intelli-
gent. An ideal playmate for child
rem. Diana E. Hight, r.. 7, Skowhe-
gan. 3w33F
YEAR OLD COLT WEIGHING
about 1900 Partly broken to work
double. &. T.. Whpple Il. y. No. 1.
Norridgewock. 4w3@F
PAIR WORK HORSES. ABorT 1000.
Also riding wagon run less than %
miles. Morris Moore, r. +. -. No
!, Madison. 4w33F
coon DRIVING AND WORK HORSE.
bay, weighs about 1850 Nice light
wagon and harness. Also a Farming
ton sleigh. r. a. Strong, Arson Me.
n. r. Tel. 1888. Box 1875. tf30
TWO HORSES OR MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
more, clever for children. Inquire of
Mr.. Ware at Dow's Harness Shop, Wat
er St, Skowhegan. tf24
RIGHT TYPE H0LsTEINS FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
Dryden, Maine. 62wzF
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EXCELLENT FARM OF $50 ACRES
cuts 100 tons hay; fine set buildings
located 3 y miles from large hustling
town 60 acres wood estimated 1000
cords, owner Will include part of
hay crop Can be bought for $1,000
down. Cleveland & Creation. II Madi-
son Avenue. Skowhegan. tf34
Only 5000 NEEDED TO BuY GOOD
poultry farm go acres. 4 miles from
railroad station and town. owner in
cludes COW, horse. farm cart, sled
harnesses and other personal property
tireaton 81 Madison Ave. Skowhegan.
tf3i
SMALL CORNER GROCERY STORE.
Living rooms in back. bath room. cleo
tricty and gas A. r. Wathen. Is
Stark st, Manchester, n. Fl. 1w34'
ELEVEN ACHES ON STATE ROADS
; acres growing wood: Is min. from
wooden mills rich soil; chance for run
ming water; excellent place for building
purposes. Inquire of L. L. Foss or
Roderlck Farm Agency, Skowhegan.
4w34t
800 SECURES GOOD FARM, HORSE.
COW, tools. hay in barn, some furniture.
Farm. has rs acres, cuts 90 tons. pasture
for eight head, good orchard, plenty of
wood. house has six rooms, ell and
wood shed. ? barns. hennery. and ice
house Located on good road. ! IL
miles from stores, church, and first
class high school. Price $3.50. with
800 first payment. balance easy terms.
The Roderick Farm Agency Skowhe-
gan. 2w33
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue Lot 6x16 rods. Thir-
teen room house. substantial construc-
ton. exceptionally modern in it's con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
KeUnebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories Price $4,000. Roland T.
Patten tf33F
65 ACRE FARM. rs IN TILLAGE.
cuts 25 tons hay, balance in pasture
and wood land. Wood and timber
when IN market will more than. pay
price of farm. Extra good orchard.
room house. wood shed and barn.
Located near Skowhegan and Norridge-
wock Price only $1,000, easy terms.
Roderick Farm Agency, Skowhegan.
2w33
FARMS. VILLAGE HOMES. AND
timberlands. The Roderlck Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. 2wS3
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. WOOD SHED.
stable and addition for three COWS and
horse. House faces south west. Cor
ner lot; also extra lot. All in first
class repairs. Good lawn, cement
walks, electric light city water and
best of well water n. e. Tel b.
c. Taylor, IS South st. SkoWhegan.
4w32
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For Sale--MiscelIaneous
sIx HORSE POWER GALLOWAY

SIN HORSE POWER GALLOW AY
Gasoline engine equipped with friction
clutch pulley and belt. Also Blizzard
ensilage cutter and blower. Sixe l. 10.
Both are skid mounted, All in good
condition. Price low. Inquire of X.
j. Han, Skowhegan RED 7. tf34
DRY CORD WOOD. For PARTIC-
ILARS inquire Of l.. O. Gordon, Box
ll8, Madison or Mrs l.. A. Davis
North Arson RED :. 4w34'
NEW DUMP CART REAR END ia
inch axle, 3-S in spoke. Well built
with or without body. Apply to r.
". Dover, East Front st. tf34
GOOD WORK HORSE, SOUND
and good worker. Safe for women
Also a good Hoover potato digger. All
sold cheap. A. w. Parsons, Western
Ave, Madison. 2w34s
REED BABY CARRIAGE. IN GOOD
condition. VIII sell for $40. Mrs.
J. r. Kaneen. Skowhegan RID 3. Far
merS. Phone -. 4w3iF
FOJR LARGE HORSES AND HAIR
NESSES. Also one jigger wagon. e.
r. Whlttem9re, Skowhegan. RED 7.
Farmers Tel. 1873. 4w34F
PTCkLING BETS AND CUCuu-
BEERS. n. e. Tel 1902. Mrs. Ber-
tina Britton. RED ,, Skowhegan. 2ws4F
SHOW CASES. SCALES. DESKS,
Peanut Roasters. Pop Corn Machines,
Pump. Games for the Fairs. viii
trade for Ford with starter G. L.
Downs. Harmony. 4w3f
AUCTION At RESIDENCE OF w. G.
Wheeler. East end HUnckley bridge
SATURDAY, August 23d. at / O'Clock
tBusehold furniture and farming tools
II stormy postponed to next fair week
day. 1w34n
UPRIGHT PIANO, EDISON yICTRO-
LA and parlor organ an in good con-
dition. Fictrola like new Mrs
Harry NJ Cullen, Box 76, Skowhegan
Tel l1-4. tf33
a THREsHING. CHEAP FOR
cash. Roy Warren r. }, Box "a.
Skowhegan. 2w33f
TWO USED AUTOS, TWO TEAM
wagons, two driving wagons, two
sleighs, one jumper one express wag-
on, one light jigger, one Empire milk
err one l IL h. p. gas engine, one
erindstone, one Watson sprayer sawed
lumber, one farm 125 acres, some wood
land j. NJ. Dysart, Park Street,
Pittsheld, Me 3w32
4 PRoTEcToGRAPH. HAS BEEN
used but is in perfect. running con-
dition. Mrs. 1vanella Palmer, Hinck-
ley. 4w32F
HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Switches, transformations and side
waves made from combings and cut
hair at Miss Towne's, Room 16, j. p
Merrill Building, Skowhegan. tf32
HAY ON THE DORNBERGER FARM
in Scion to be sold standing Apply
10 Mary j. and Anne 7. Pfister. $40
Jassamine Way, West palisade, ~ j.,
care of r. f. Cousins. 3w32
ALL WOOL YARN FROM MANU-
FACTURER, 75c to s. per pound
Samples free We can work your
wool into yarn. Write for particu-
lars H. A. Bartlett, Harmony
4w32
FARM MACHINERY INCLUDING
farm wagon with hay rack double
seated wagon, cream tank No. ? (new).
Cream separator, almost new. Harness
SEES and numerous other articles. Very
reasonable. Geo. Oulton, Hanover ST.
Skowhegan, Farmers Phone 1913.
Sw32'
TRUCKING OUTFIT FINE HORSE,
Jigger, dump cart and wagon sled
Sold separately or together. Poor
health reason for selling. Low price.
Jos. Lessard. ESQ No. St, Skowhegan.
N. f. Tel. tres
OIL STOVE WITH OVEN. KITCHEN
Range. Medium sized radiator. All
i'm good condition. j. H. Murray, 4
Cross St, Skowhegan. tf29
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For Sale Poultry and
Supplies

COLUMBIAN wYANDOTTEs AND
p. p. Rock cockerels. Bred for years
for heavy egg production. (Not show
birds but layers). Healthy and strong.
so at door or $3.50 +. o. b. Newport.
w. A. Smith, Newport. Maine. Tel.
1911. 3w33F
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Advertisements In these columns ma,
lines inserted Saee for 1sc four Tine. !" exceed b.
with order. Each additional line &. 's, essI|
lines. reckon an average OF 0 wua. eo"sutas
II not paid I'm advance. Toe additions, taken
III - s...sS = = = L.. charged
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Found

HI NCH OF KEYS N BROWN
folder Owner may have same by
paying cost OF this I'D. 2w3I
The Coconino sun., 1924-07-25

Arizona's basic situation remains
strong.
Underlying strength of conditions
in the state is reflected in a Babson
report that Arizona has felt probably
less than any other state the general
business recession apparent in the
country the last few months rec
ession due mainly to the fact that
supply has caught up with demand,
and that buyers, mindful of 1920's
lesson, are proceeding very cautiously.
Cotton acreage shows an increase
of almost 38 per cent over last year,
179,400 acres having been planted.
Condition Of the crop on June 25 IN
dicates a total production of nearly
100000 bales, the largest in the states
history. OF the acreage growing,
only 5000 is Pima. Grain and hay
yields have been satisfactory, and
caHtalcupes are being shipped from
the Salt RiveE Valley, where prodic-
tion of between 1,700 and 1000 cars
is in prospect.
Spring cattle, shipments are report
ed about the same as last year.
Sales were spotted, and in some sec
ti5ns did not clean up all stock avail
able. Sheep men have hs1 a good
lamb market. Summer rains seem to
have begun early, assuring good
ranges.
The copper market closed the month
at 1919 cents a pound, and there was
no change in production. The most
notable recent development in the in
dustry IS the announcement that the
Inspiration will construct a teaching
plant at a cost unofficially estimated
at s8,000,0O0. Much improvement and
development work continues.
The general trend Of business was
shown in checking trnsactions report
ed to the Arizona Industrial Congress
from principal cities Of the state,
figures in most cases being lower than
in May, and in the aggregate slightly
below the corresponding month of last
year.
The largest production of cotton in
the history of Arizona is forecast for
The Coconino sun., 1924-07-25

/ desire to announce to my friends
that will be candidate for the NOM
ination on the democratic ticket for
the office Of county superintendent
of schools again this year, and would
be pleased to have the support of my
friends for that office at the primaries
on September 9.
r --'ses CHARLOTTE ACKER,
(Prnsnnf i11cIlr1hent1
The Coconino sun., 1924-07-25
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

! am a candidate for reelection as
county treasurer, subject to the dem
ocratic primaries in September. Dur
ing my past three years in that posi-
tion--oiie year by appointment and
two by election-I have conducted The
office in a businesslike manner and
feel Sure my record merits your con-
tinued confidence.
ANA FR0HMiILER
The Coconino sun., 1924-07-25
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

] am again a candidate, subject to
the action Of the democratic primary
for the office Of county attorney, be-
lievilig my record for economy and
efficiency during the last two years in
the office is my justification in again
asking for your franchise.
FRANK HARRISON.
The Coconino sun., 1924-07-25
FOR CONSTABLE
Flagstaff Precinct

In announcing my candidacy for the
office of constable; Flagstaff precinct,
subject to the-wiIl of the voters in the
republican primaries in September,
promise, if elected, to fill the office
conscientiously and to the very best Of
my ability: / shall be grateful for
your support
LEE AIsISIJP.
The Coconino sun., 1924-07-25
FOR SHERIFF

] hereby announce myself as cam
didate for the nomination on the Re-
publican ticket for the office of sher-
if of Coconi1io county, subject to the
decision of the Republican voters at
the primary on September 8. / would
be pleased to have your support.
FRANK II. PATTON.