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HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.


HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.
AGENTS or demonstrators OF ability. make
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HELPERS Wsnted on poultry farm sharing
geauifed. Address Bon 30i,J. star oticf
SALES RKPREs EHTATIVEs experiences an.
necessary part or f1li time, Easy diRHined
work. Good pay o Likeps 1919 N
sALEspE0pLE~~20 HAL, grAds saisspe0Dc
Tor permanent positions Apply 10 Mr.
PGweIs 1928 81 nv. after 10 80 Mon
DAY morning.
sALEsMEN~-Ien more good aaiesneo to
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propagation ever Offered the public. Sales
men are making $50 10 800 per week
Apply m person, 70b i4th II. ne, am
Monday 2As
statesmen WANTED FOR
HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SELL
INC OF "l847" ROGERS
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Ed; THIS FAMOUS TABLE
WARE SOLD on LIBERAL
CREDIT TERMS AT REGU-
LAR CASH PRICES; SAL
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ADDRESS BOX 4lo.J, STAR
OFFICE.
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Executive ability. initiative and the ds
tstfoin atssn 80 he successful are the require
E0efits We "abltff vet ~ DeFgsnssd men ~
are the ONLY ot1ss iB oar particular held
pAfkgnal AnAerHlfAk nnlN
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1923 PROSPECTS GOOD

The outlook ior radio during 1898 IL
most promising This year looks IA though
IL would he the best in all branches ~ the
profession There will he many new dis.
eovcftes IN the art which viii make y great
many more openings for employment of
expert men. The question ls Where will
they md the men with the proper training :
There are comparatively few radio schools
IN the country. not near enough 10 turn ont
trained men TO MI the responsible positions
Here IL certainly great opportunity for thN
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very low and We arrange small weekly nav.
ments To accommodate young men earning
moderate salaries. Catalogue on request
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
40S 9th SE. MAIN 1889,
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AUTOMOBILES MECHANIC. experienced ON
Ford and Chevrolet. So per week; alse
helper wanted. Apply 70 Mir, Rouse. Sa-S
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

COL0RED wOMAN-Refined as frst-clsss
launtaress or DAYS work or bundle wash for
lady or gentleman. 1iS7 18Th &. NV. Is.
CCL0RED WOMAN wants houssvcrk or
ironinz hat~l maid or dishwashe-s either
night or dNy Cleveland Sis
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS by. OLD ExPE.
IleHged lnslTiiGtoTs; satisfaction insured .
white chanfemfs furnished Call Line 80,
AUTO nRiviEd TAUGHT 0UfcKfsY:s .EA,
aias n i. Nv W4sI a0Ss 3D. u"
FREE COURSE IN LIFE INSURANCE
ssiesnlanshlp Tuesday Friday EVENING" nne
pour university instructor, earn while
2lAI. star office
PRIVATE TELEPHONE OPERATING Ia
dlknlned pleasant smploymant, eass and IN
HDeHslfA ~ learn, II ls q start In The aatts
msFnial world ~ great opportunities OKtara
Hlda laln y bet. NJ Y ave aud u
AVIATION NEEDS TRAINED MnN, nENT
part eost while tralalnS state aee prsssnl
0e:...san M 2as asasss Dos soos' eAgs
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WANTED
IL TCAEAA~

Young man, must be aggres-
sive, TO represent nationally adj
vertised food products in the city
Of Washington.
Experience Not Necessary.
Unusual opportunity for adj
vancement. State age, educa-
ton, present salary and exPer-
fence in own handwriting.
Address Box 1871. Star Office.
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3Yls rev industry - already paying ibsss
salaries snd nlafe ~ men 81 She 20 cities
W. have already olsfnss
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&iRlz-~Casored wants sch A. nQese o.
Maritime MNgk, ITO MILAN az, ara 4
GtRle hight eelNreSss NsatS eeslsien mad
mothers hslnef az et@An bachelor anita 8Al
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Part 6--l0 Pages
HELp-NiALEs.

AUTO METH Ford agency: good oppor.
tunlty Tor rlSht man Amply foreman, Mon
clre MOTOR Co. f, Falls Church, vs..
AUTO Statesmen t3l. EXPERIENCED; .Sood
opportunity fer rtSht men, sec Mt. hen-
ralnSer, Frazier Motor Co. SIS ION ST. ne.
Car Monday lsefween . and 10 am.
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Statesmen.
MEN LOOK HERE

We are looking for a group of energetic
fgreffut men Of good appearance who would
83ke ~ become eGiarts0 executives 10 new
industry destined To beeonA Dominating
fSet0s To the health field
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D. c. VALAND CO.,
100 Nermnnt &c
Statesmen and Saleswome

tS"Fs~~AftE~Et Af1A sJ1Its " FJIFFN<Ff
--~znt@d: large local corporation desires re.
sDonsibls men and women tn sell q going
yTfs64cf. HlU pay salaries and oomnli ssione !,
nSssst - Energetic. fesnonRl bic and Of good
SDDs sFa8cs References required. Call for sn
sppobtnnsni Columbia 100 between q and
10 - an,
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BAN @ANTS Nounk man, - 90 50 wears
~ aee. with some wears experience IN various
Asesst~ans lnVolvinS initiative au0 reSpenSi-
rrafv m bank Must have initiative and he
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80 Waai taese naep far positiobs paying
salaFiss from $50 ~ 81 50 pet Nsek after q
shg1 training period during Shicb the men
VIII receive liberal fsr01ngs 10 bonus and
asana flla sa.nn
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GRADUATE of Nine Catiin's school %
Beauty Culture desires s-)ns residential
work 605 Que st NV.
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tRiy~v('Nlaeed, neat, wtxAes dAvs' wegk, er
Laundry work IN nlSata family. SaM Col
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WANTED--AGENTS.
fEnnttOued

AGENTS - Semi LIQUID rubber repairs
punctures and hlowouts without heat or
tools. Everyone buys: Agents coming
money. Get territory quick, Marquette Co.
2325 Wolfram, Chicago
AMAZING NEW GLASS CLEANER offers
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Housewives. motorists. Sarrases. stores, in;
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BIG SELLER, just Out! Miniature Chest of
in dssS fer 9pans s sn eRaste
many other. specalties in perfumes, toilet
los and amazins Sample Offer. Abner
Royce Co. 81 Royce Bids, Cleveland,
DEMONSTRATE SPRAYS 600 usesl to
autoists, homes, farms, dairymen. white
Sashers p9ultrSmoenn Sresnh on Eardners
Rayrusler Comnany. Johnstown. Ohio
DISTRICT. agents for automatic upstairs
lighter. LARGE comn'isslon; Simplex Gas
tesler Son!roI ~; -: rsaa MINI
signs. No experience: 5o0ra profit. Samples
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Consolidated 73-A. G.. West Van Buren,
jim MIME! CHRIsTY's Polishing Cloths
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list oUT- ,!,ms Invention, One de-
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Every housewife wants it, No more lad
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Hands never touch water. Sells fast. 1907
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quick Kristee Mfs, Co. a. Bar ST. Akron
LINDBERGH SOUVENIR MEDAL, now
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demand. Sell 70 stores and by mail. SOU
yyenir Co. 10 Lexington ST. Dept 32e
NEW WONDERFUL SELLER 81 40 proft
on every 81 so sale, monograminE autos
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Louis. Mo.
TEST BIG Money Maker at our risks Will
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buyers. Write today. KleaneZy Mop. Co,
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THOUSANDS carry Lindbergh Souvenir
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Easy Sellers. Write today. Particulars
Free. N. W. Smith.l6. MillviIle. n. J.
WE START YoU WITHOUT A DOLLAR
Soaps, Extracts, Perfumes. Toilet Goods.
Experience unnecessary. Carnation Co,
Dent 400, ST. Louis. Mo
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GIRL. Howard University. wishes work after
p.m.: references. CAL 1855 Y %.
GIRL. colored desires position as maid -
apt. waitress or ofhcs work. Pnons CaA-
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-ls az oId and financially strong company
operating more than 600 branches IN ~
cG0afsies We are nov apeuang tas United
etatSk teFr1b0Fs wbicb is ts3iun 20 bf The
napst profitable operation the company has
Nkt undertaken
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THE 1927 GRADUATES

were all promptly placed nv as in good
pusttions where they earned from ~l4O Ia
1900 q month from the start Nv nov
those young men have had lot az practical
Work III radio and are in position to
cmh on up the ladder 10 radio engineering
II they SO desire The radio profession offers
unlimited opportunities and the work il so
Fascinating that one never tires Of his duties
Inc LOOMS luiiege viii show you the way
III you want 10 get there Our commercial
radio operating and Junior engineering course
Viii give one good practical education that
wtl enable him To earn good salary from
The day he graduates, Any one with q little
ambition can I've earning a very handsome
salary III the course of two or three wears
after graduating here. In the meantime ne
can easily command a salary of 500 to-
$500 \ month That ia good pay white one
- working his way on up for something
beftpF
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WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR

~ = II = y NIIN.
II F0u are . Real Estate salesman with
esT: here In the best chance you ever had 70
~ axe money
Property sells Itself if you get your pros
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Locstion--.S miles north ~ District in ons
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White Hous~. Fronting On S0.f0Ot highway
water mains being laid. Electricity on prop
eYtF Eus terssfS
No iol ipzs than 50 foot front and drain
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LSts DF3ned a. $40 f9 81 $50 Terms ~
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flOf7s assure increasing values
Liberal commissions and ali possible ~
operation. We can keep you busy for sew
FfAi sesgs
d. c. VALAND CO.,
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SITUATION-FEMALE.
fConfiuuad


FRENCH GIRL desires position as zovsrnei
or companion: best references. interviews b
ginning Tuesday. Address Box 371-J. 81
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Statesmen.

Permanent Three spiendid onenings I'm
virginia for high grade salesnlen Must lie
81 the exceptional type with al least two
school education and the hest ~ moral
ensrsrMr This Is valuable connection
We want gond worker who wifi I've inter
ssleq 80 the Prosperity aud Rermanency OF
ms bnslHess VIZ extend very valuable 60.
operation hnd awe adequate training Phone
Tor appointment Main $500.
A GOOD business opportunity
for man with some knowledge
OF automotive tools, with about
$500 as deposit on tool stock ;
must have car and give refer
ences. 1900 l4th st. NV.
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WANTED-A HARD lob.

w AN Ella 1AND JCyb.
Tell me what the ioh il and / viii tell
YOU If ! can do it, I am tired of easy -rou-
tine Office work want Jon OF definite
rasD0uslhlltty requiring initiative. magma
ton. reSnurcefulnesS research I will not
take the ioh unless I can guarantee the re-
suits desired. Address Box 1881. Star
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To secure what you want in the quick.
est and most satisfactory way, read or
use The Star classified advertisements.
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GRECO SHORTHAND
A real. MANS GAME
OUR SPRING TERM

OUR SPRING TERN
BEGINS MONDAY. April. 2.
On that date new class for beginners
viii he organized and started. and there wil
also he class for advanced students Those
desiring TO brush up on code work will he
accommodated with any speed desired Every
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday night for
two hours each night. We also have a class
for those desiring only theory and shop
tnstruciton, Regular class nights are Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 y
pm.. and laboratory work on Tuesdays from
z 20 10 nm
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ay IhlaInalIenal 80 -

tX AA.t N ~ 4A4s ~ " ~ NN ~
NEW YORK, July "a
Gene Tunney winner and
still champion was Up with
the lark today
ceiling Inc pI A..
touched "a his I1sround sepf
Ie with Tom Hssney Gene
arose st :s0 Il a. fof break
East with d few intimates and
then morning il home with
Ills mother Mrs. Mary IuiI-
ney. 81 Scarborough
Whatever the luck Of Tex Nlckaxd
IN 1urinx tic elusive customer
through Tie gate 9sno M1g not
worried about hiS share kilckard
could come out ahead On the fight
IL Gene Iunnev would take q CUE
III hts share Of the gate
AZ AZ stands: according 70 pres
ent estimate the promoter iM
lose AZ least 42z6 900. Genes 1nat1
wan iced ak &s2B 0Q0s ~ 6iek*
ard holds him t. the stats Atn,stlc
Commission ruling that he ST. np
gross. Tunney would receive 4 little
more than 100000 and Tex would
BE- winner ~ about 800 900
With nap iii the plane IN route
from EpeculatOr and another ia the
afternoon before the flight Tuuney
needed little rest last night kie
considered four hours enough.
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BANK STAT MIS-

washington Clearing House.
$3,2AS, O57 .D2.
New York Clearing House BAL.
anee. $123, 00O, 900.
New York Clearing House ex.
chance, $1,026, 900. 600.
Treasury balance, $3.50, 024 .022.4O.
Customs receipts, SS5, S5I ;003.z1.
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Horning, jr., Of Washington, re-
sumed their fight, to send to the cleo
trio chair In the Virginia State peni-
sumed its direct evidence. fought
every word OF the way BY Aubrey O.
Weaver and william G. Armstrong,
prominent trial lawyers OF Warren
county.
a parade Of state witnesses across
the witness stand each telling the
States version Of the double killing.
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Photo BY international

years old, secretary Of the win.
chester Chamber Of Commerce, and
Amos Slayock. nlayor-elect OF Win.
chester.
The jurymen were kept under
the WatchfuI eyes Of court atten.
dants and 9. Lee Barr, city sergeant
Of Winchester, throughout the day.
and were locked up In hotel rooms
during the night. This occasioned
great surprise among the men. and
Continued on Page 2, Column SD
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ADyERrlsEMENr

ADvERTIsEMEMT
$500 xOund trip u Rlclarncnd VII
II. y. a p. Il n, every weekend.
Coed going saturdays and until 31i01
y. Ia. Sundays, inclusive. Final litaalt
to leave Richmond. 11:6S D. "A. Mou~
day following date az Hale.
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Court Guarded For Violence in Virginia Staying Trial

FRONT ROYAL, Va, July 27,--
The thread OF the States version OF
the killing Of 4 father and son, John
johnson and Middleton johnson,
wealthy Warren county farmers,
was taken up again at 3 o'clock to-
day with the opening day Of the trial
of Henry G. Robinson, charged with
the murder Of the two men.
The court II under heavy guard
FOR fear or violence.
JNhn H Downing. Common
weaIth's attorney. and George ID.
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r. sIonaker, 40 years old, coal
merchant; A. Taylor Ritter, jr.. g
years old. salesman. Edward w.
Barr. ~ years old, orchardist; 3. s..
Jolliffe. 43 years old. proprietor OF an
amusement park; Ralph II Rosen-
berger. 20, llimherInan: Ralph IA.
Lamp. SO years old, employs Of q
wooden mill: Hoye Riley. merchant;
Walker Nick. Bond. surveyor; -,
G. Lupton, 33 years old, travelling
salesman; Allen b. Gray. 81 wears
old. merchant; Andrew Bell, 80
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occupied the morning session.

occupied the morning session.
Sixty.four yeniremen were brought
here from Winchester and examined
for jury duty at the trial yesterday.
The usual deIuge of excuses was
offered and ii was no. until the
list had been exhausted that q
jury was completed. For the most
part. the jury Is composed of Win.
chester business men. including the
nlayor.elect OF the Apple Blossom
city"
The jury n composed OF Daley
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~ FREnERTcK x. ABB OFT
IntsEnall6nnt Nstf asKsles


IntsFnatidn Nstvs nsTsies
ROLAND 9ARRCc ST.
dim PARIS July p ill
uila6 aeef
lin
pinnacle of is eanss TO-DAY ~
Beeting lid eh rival Rene
ID l,oste, 81 France 81 the
first day + singles 1t the Davis
cup challenge round The
scores were
s and
The victory one ok the most
Sen sational. IiIden has gained dur.
iaR lila brilliant and fuls0nae cor
reer. came ~ the Americans 1iIi-
dication after his summary dis
nifesal from the Davic cup team
On charges az having violated the
player writer rule. Until the Very
eve 81 the challenge round, Tilden
hirnaeIf believed that his part III
the matches would be that Of y
sDectatof, but, overnight, he vas
rSfnefated and returned 70 the 1Oldl
In time to carry the American
shield on to victory In the opening
match.
Cruel Irony
II was cruel irony. 81 that, Or It
least IL seemed 30 IN the eyes cf|
the French gallery that was
France and not America that I'm
aIlv succeeded In gaining Tiiden
his hearing and his TedempIlon.,
For the French feared the effect
on the gate Of Tilden's absence
from the play. and, through An.
i,assador Herrick. prevailed upon
the American authorities to permit
TiIden 70 play, and how ne diu
play once they got him there.
Vive TiIden
IA hat the french ace, the man
.who had relieved him Of his world
title. strictly at his own game, out.
iastinr the impressive Rene In the
late stages Of the match. For It
sUaar,t Tilden who went to the
front early this time. He lost the
opening set rather holIowly, in fact,
giving the impression that the
match might terminate in = formal
exhibition.
But Bill took the next two ana,
after playing listless and uninspired
tennis in losing the fourth, he came
hack IN the final set, trick he
previously had seemed unable to
master III dealing with these little
wiry men OF the French courts.
CONTINUED on Page S, Column ID
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They sneered ct him at Phila.
delphia, ana the unthinking boced
him at Chicago. But you won't find
3 man, woman. or child. in the world
today who doesn't al last understand
Continued on Page s. Column 81
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Fight Marks Iunney
As Real Champion
BY KIRK MILLER
Times sports Editor

NEW YORK, July 27.-Gene Tunney today has something
in his record which is akin to salt ii bread
1t knockout Tunney needed that entry III his pugisc
ledger bring folks the realization that there great
champion
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-08-01
20 YEARS AGO
Items taken from the files of the Ga.
zette of July 20, 1908.

Misses Zelma and Josie Thune re-
turned last Saturday from Minneapo-
lis.
Rud Stensvad was conductor of a
base ball special by the auto route
last Friday, to witness the game be-
tween Arlington and Sleepy Eye.
Harry Ward stopped off here to see
his mother last Thursday, on his way
from Carlyle to Iowa, on land deal.
He stated that Iowa farmers are get
ting interested in the land around
Carlyle. One of the strong points in
favor Of that section is that it is al
ready making a good showing as
corn growing country.
A. C. Burmeister and family start
ed in their automobile yesterday for
vacation trip to points in Wisconsin
in and around Madison. Mr.. Bur.
meister will probably go to Chicago
before returning here.
St. Paul Dispatch. julius Schmahl,
George Welsh and George A. Ralph
returned Sunday from an inspection
of the state bitches now being con-
structed in the northern part of the
state. According to Mr.. Schmahl they
had anything but pleasant trip.
While they were inspecting the Ver-
don ditch it rained continuously. Near
Beardsley their train met freight
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July 25-Aug. 1


NOTICE OF HEARING AND PRO-
POSITION TO BUILD SIDEWALK.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Common Council of the City
of Redwood Falls, Minnesota, has de-
termined that the public convenience
and necessity require the construction
of sidewalk on Third Street and adj
joining the parcels of land situated
within said City as hereinafter des-
cribed, and
Notice is further given, that a
Hearing will be had on the PROPOSE
ton to build such sidewalk at the
Council Room in the City Hall in the
City of Redwood Falls, Minnesota, on
the 9th day of August, 1928, at Eight
O'clock P. M, at which time any per-
son interested in said matter, and all
persons owning or claiming any in
terest in, or lien upon, any lot or par
eel of land adjoining such sidewalk
will be heard.
The following is description of the
lots or parcels of land affected by
the proposed improvement.
Lots Two (2) and Three 60
of Block One (1) of the Eastern
Addition to the City of Redwood
Falls, Minnesota.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1928.
F. B. FORBES,
City Recorder.
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THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA
July Is to Aug. 8

July Is to Aug. 8
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
OF REDWOOD.
DISTRICT COURT, NINTH judi
CIAL DISTRICT.
George Leslie, Plaintiff,
VS..
William Cleveland and all 9TH
er persons, unknown, claiming
any right, title, estate, interest
or lien in the real estate des-
cribed in the complaint here
in, Defendants.
SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, a copy of which
complaint has been filed and is on
file with the clerk of the District
Court in and for the county of Red
wood, aforesaid, and to serve copy
of your answer to said complaint up
on the subscriber at his office in the
city of Redwood Falls, Minnesota,
within twenty (20) days after the SER
vice OF this summons upon you, ex-
elusive of the day of such service,
and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated this 9th day of July, 1928.
N. R. RYERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Redwood Falls, Minnesota.
3-3ts
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Twin Cities wholesalers and man.
ufacturers are taking especial pains
to make the visit of the Northwest
merchants pleasant and profitable,
and will have on display in the res
pective establishments representative
displays of new and seasonable mer-
chandise as well as staple goods, par
ticularly suitable for distribution in
the respective Northwest commune
ties.