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LIBERIA BUILDS 200 MILES OF
MODERN ROADS.
Tiny Republic, Lacking Railways, Makes
Staet to Develop Industry, Farming.

Monrovia, Liberia. President King
has lust entered upon his third term as
chief executive of this little republic.
which had its beginniu2 2 century ago
when the primitive sajIlf2 ship Elizabeth
cast anchor off this rocky, palm. covered
coast.
The sturdy Negro pioneers who came
to africa on this tiny craft IN search OF
liberty sailed under a single star. They
sought liberty and called their new home
Liberia.
For forty years, until the Civil War
in the United States, settlers OF courage
and intelligence continued to join the
original coIonists and took up unswerv-
ingly the battle against the jungle,
suspicious natives and INSCRIPTIONS slave
traders,
And it was the work done by these
intrepid settlers and their immediate
descendants which made it possible for
President King and his Cabinet, made
up largely of Negroes educated IN the
United States, to bring about such mark
ed economic changes in Liberia OF recent
years,
Road building now is progressing on
a large scale and transportation soon
will be available to districts believed to
be rich in petroleum, all sorts OF precious
and semi precious minerals and even dla-
monds. More than 200 miles OF modern
highways have been completed
Of Liberals As, 900 square miles OF
territory virtually every acre is tlllaole:
President King has brought the capital
to Liberia necessary to give agriculture
and industry a start.
Marrow gauge roads are needed to tap
the bush country Liberia has no rail-
ways at present. There is lack OF capt.
tai everywhere to develop agriculture
through the adoption of modern meth
DDS which the government is disclosing
through its scientific work. N. T. Her
MD Tribune
, 1928-08-21

the Government dOckYard here yeStGr-
day. Marshal Chang said that the Ma
tionalists Government desired to expand
its naval establishment by gu, 900 ions
within the next ten years.
Warsaw, Poland. Aug. l8th-Premier
Waidamares OF Lithuanla has refused
POland's proposal that a conference be
tween representatives Of the two c0un
tries for the settlement Of their long
standing dispute be held at Geneva on
AUGUST 23rd. it was learned today. He IS
understood to have said mat affairs on
the League Of Nations will be uppermOsr
at that time and would prevent a serious
discussion of the Polish Lithuanian diff
Guilty.
Chicago. Aug. l8th-Canadian unofficial
crop estimates, putting the pralrles pro
vlnces yield at 53I, 600, 900 bushels. led
to late recessiOns 10 wheat values. The
Canadian Government crop report will be
given out tomorrow but previous official
reports have been largely commented on
and have received little attention. EX-
port demand for wheat was slow and ad-
vaAces, which at times took place IN fu-
ture delivery prices, were difficult to
maintain.
London, Aug. 18th An Exchange TeIe-
graph despatch from DurrazzO, Rumania
today said the elections of the Albanian
Constituent Assembly resulted in an over
whelming victory for the government.
There have been numerous reports that
when the Constituent Assembly meets 1t
will proclaim President Ahmed Sugo
King of Albania.
London, Aug. 18th In immense crowd
witnessed the start of the international
Tourist Trophy yesterday over a difficult
course. FOrtyfour cars of standard make
engaged in the contest. A sensational IN.
cident occurred at the end of the second
round, when Captain Malcolm Campelps
car a Dugatti, which started tav0urIte
caught fire and was destroyed. The crew
escaped unhurt.
London, Aug. 18th-Sir George Otto
Trevelyan, noted historian and former
member of Parliament, died last night.
He was 80 years old.
London, Aug. 18th.-The international
Opium Convention. signed at Geneva IN
1925. having now received the requisite
number Of notifications, an order in cOun.
Gil has been issued, stating that the dan.
gerous drugs act of 1925, which amended
the law to enable effect to be given to
the convention, will come into Ope alton
on September 25th. The chief alterations
made will be the extension OF control to
Indian hemp and resin obtained from 1t,
namely, hashish and any extract or tine
ture of Indian hemp and to preparations
, 1928-08-21

by Jose H. Capablanca of Cuba and DR..
EuWe. of Holland, three were drawn and
one adjourne j. Three are now tied for
fist place, namely Capablanca. EuWz and
Bogol JuOoW OF Germany.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug. 18Th. -rhermome-
ter registered 104 degrees IN seven local
towns yesterday. The present neat wave
nas continued for forty days, during
which there has been no rain. Many rIV-
er5 nave become mere Lr'ckIes OF water
There aave been numerous forest lres
and crops in some localities have been
destroyed.
Gatun. Canal Zone, Aug. 18th. For the
first time 10 the history Of the Panama
Canal. the huge Gatun locks were opened
yesterday Tor the passage Of a single III
dIvldua. He was Richard Halliburton,
author, who on Tuesday commenced an
a,t-npt TO swim the canal from the AT
lantic to the Pacific, a distance OF about
fifty miles, -Four sets OF great steel lock
gates, weighing /, 800 tons eacn, had to be
opened and closed to lift the swimmer
from the Atlantic sea level, and IS feet
of water in each had to be filled and
emptIed. Halliburton, weighing lou
pounds, paid just 80 cents. halliburton
yesterday entered the alligator infested
Gatun lake He is SWIMMING the day,
light hours, and rest at night de eX-
DectS 10 reach Panama 10 about six days.
London Aug l8th,-Ihe Admiralty have
sent a request 10 the Soviet Government
through the Norwegian Government, for
permission to send a warship to convey
to England G1diPs OF the crew recovered
from me suDm lrl0e Los wnlcn was sunG
10 Russian waters nine years aga.
Bremen, Germany, Aug. 18Th. Hailed
by President Van Hlr dehOeEg as a ma
nIfestatlOn Of che lndeStructlble German
capacity for work" the steamer bremen
was launched here yesterday. The Bfe-
men is a sister ship of the 46, 0OO ton lin
er Europa, launched at Hamburg yester-
day.
Leningrad, Aug. 18th.-Nine years after
having been sunk IN the Baltic, the Brit.
ish submarine Loo has been raised and
~tnesAOvIet Government desires 10 bury
the crew with appropriate military non
ours. These were our enemies, SAID
r a Muieck witch, commander OF the So
Wet fleet, but the Red eamen bear
them no malice. These British sailors
died while doing their duty. The battle
in which the L 80 was sunk took place on
June 4th. 1912. he said. The subma-
rine attacked the Russian destroyer
Azard. 1t fired three tOrpedoes, all OF
which went wide OF their mark. Then
tae submarine rose to the surface and
Azafd attacked the craft A shot nit the
, 1928-08-21

JOB Printing
Done at chis office.
Neat and cheap.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
HOTEL CORTEz
Open TONIGHT
Weslaco VIII CeIe-
brate Opening of
New Hosiery

WESLACO, Dee. 3i.-Openins of
Wesiaco's new s25O.00O hotel, The
Cortez. pronounced one OF the most
complete hotel structures in south
Texas, will be celebrated Monday
night.
The opening will be- in the form of
a banquet followed by a dance. and
preparations have been made by ths
management 20 entertain one OF the
largest crowds Eve assembled in
this city.
Throughout the night the hotel
viii be open for inspection, the man
agenlent stated. The spacious din
ing room and lobby have been deco
rated for the occasion. and one or
the best orchestrss in the Valley &C.
cured. The banquet will start At s
o'clock.
The Cortez Il located on the val
ley Highway near the enter Of the
city. II ~ four stories. spanish de-
sign. and contains 81 guest rooms.
wit 1.-Two suites on each OF the up
per floors. The dining room is com
dodious, accommodating 25n persons.
Practically all work on the struc-
tGre hes been completed. and fur
niShings installed in most Of the
rooms. aoh room u equipped with
an electric fan and all modern con
yeniences.
The hotel II operated By the Bea-
son Hotel Co, headed ~ Floyd Sin
clcton rs president with r. II.
Walshc, vice pre-. dent. y was erect
cd by the Weslaco Hotel CO.. W.T.
which ri. 4. Walshe III president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
Jarvis Returns:
Relatives Found
Citrus The Best

Relatives of n. l.. Jarvis in Okla
hona have sampled Valley citrus
iruit and found Il 'the nest they eyer
tasted"
Mr.. Jarvis, who IL in charge ar
NAY. naval radio station mt Fort
Brown, has just returned, with his
family, from oklahoma City. Colgate
and other points in hat state where
he spent Christmas with his mother
and other relatives.
He took two crates OF grapefruit.
range and tangerines. The recipi-
cnts found the fruit SO good that the
supply utterly failed to meet the de-
mand. Jarvis said.
On the return trip Mr.. Jarvis
stopped in San Antonio and had con-
~ferences with army and agricultural
department officials who will be in
charge Of the radio truck market re-
ports TO the Valley this year
The market service in scheduled 10
begin next Monday. Ian. Z. and !. ex-
pectcd TO be handled by NAY, ~ in
the past.
W. ID. Googe. market news bureau
man who has handled the reports at
this end Of the line is expected in
Brownsville in the next day or two
from his Fort Worth home.
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fContirRed from mage one.)
and il Is understood between 2 and
600 persons viii be present.
For the opening or the Casa Gran
de club \ special chorus has been
secured. and an entertaining evening
is assured by the management, jim
my Holmes IL in charge Of the cab
aret. All other amusement places
III the Mexican city have made prep
arations for the usual celebration.
New Years eve will be decidedly
hcistcrous. but New Years Day will
be comparatively quiet. All banks
and public offices In Brownsville
viii be closed for the day, and Il II
understood that practically AT bnsi-
ness places I'M the city will close.
proprietors or grocery stores and
markets announcing they would close
~ noon. All county offices will
also be closed. it was announced.
Due 10 the fact that MatamoroS
has adopted the American time sys-
TEN. the dual celebration OF old days
will not be in evidence. In former
years il was the custom Of Ameri-
can celebrants to welcome the new
wear on the north side Of the Rio
Grandc and then cross the stream
and assist Mexico IN extending the
usual welcome. This was made pos
sihle ~ the one hour difference m
time. the border celebration lasting
from one and a half to two hours.
Under the new time arrangement the
new year will arrive a. the same mo
ment in both cities, but local ceie
brants assert they can sufficiently
concentrate their effort 10 make X Az
effective ~ the dual welcome ~ old
times.
New Year will ~ observed with
special services in the Church or the
Advent, Episcopal. and All the Cath
ollie churches OF the city. Holy COM
munlon At 1880 a. W. on New Year
has been announced IN Rev. Il. ~.
Macintosh, rector ~ the Episcopal
church.
The annual Thanksgiving service.
held IN the Catholics ri the end of
each year. will he observed IN all the
Catholic churches Monday evening
1t $50. Services On New Year will
he the same A. on Christmas, with
communion at 7 2 m.. and high mass
and hcnedictinn Al ?. according To
Rev. y. n. Frigon. rector NJ The Sa-
cred Heart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
THE HERALD
PLANE DROPS
VALLEY CANDY
Shower of Baby Ruth
And Chewing Gum
Falls Over Towns
In This Section

Cardy-the famous Baby Ruth
brand-was dropped from u \ skies
today into the waiting hands az the
Riddles in every town and city In the
Lower Rio Grande Valley-The
Brownsville Herald's New Years
treat to Valley children.
Piloted by Captain Speer. the
"Baby Ruth" airplaae took 70 the
sky from the Municipal airport At
1880 n. W. The plane weaycd lis
way back ard forth over the city. re-
leasing parachutes that gently low
cred Baby Ruth" bars to youths ALL
over the city. The sky was soon
filled with the parachutes and chill
dren we're gathered in clumpz, fran
tically chasing the 'chutes rs they
swung along in the breeze
All that obtained rarachutes may
bring them 10 The Herald and re-
ceive "Baby Ruth chewing gum for
their efforts in retrieving the
'chutcS.
Children evidently were looking
for the plane for before il took to
the air. numerus telephone calls were
received ut The Herald office asking
when the plane would take to the
air.
After dropping The candy generous.
" over all portions Of Evansville,
the plane return ed "a the municipal
airport 20 reload with ~'goodies7 for
the up-Valiey flight.
Upon landing, it was found neces-
sary to make slight repairs on the
plane before continuing on the
flight. The trouble was being clear
cd up rapidly at noon ard IL was
thought probable the candy-laden
100 r. m.
Stops were to be made Al all Val
lev cities beginning with San Be
nito and ending AZ Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
K. c. Hogs Go Up;
Cattle Are Even:
Sheep Slide Off

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 3i.--F-
Hogs. 10000: f0G zoe higher: tos
1855 on choice 2O0G2i0 lbs: packe-
top SIS; butchers. medium II choice.
250-350 lbs. s.35Gs.75: 20O-25O lbs.
S.i0NS.75: 10000 lbs. s.35Ns.S5:
120-1s0 lbs. s.ooTs65; packing sows
T.iaNs.O0.
Cattle. $500; calves 1000: steady:
slaughter steers. good and choice
is00-i5o0 lbs. 12.00nIs.T5: 1100-130O
lbs. I2.o0ni6.0o. 950-li00 lbs. 12.O0di
1850: fed ycarlings. good choice 100
nld.00; cows, good and choice s.25
Mi0.50; v~eslers milk fed), medium
to choice 9.nnM 400.
Sheep. 5000: I5r lower: lambs.
good snd choice t92 lbs. DOWN 400
T14.S4; ewes. medium ~ choice tl5n
Tbs. DOWN. 6.n0Ng.25.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
king SAID TO
BE WEAKENED
Is Believed To Be In
No Immediate Dan
ger, However

LONDON, Dec. Jf.-tP1-Ihe ex-
hausted condition in which King
Georges prolonged serious illness
left him j. presenting a difficult
problem 10 his physicians which they
frankly acknowledge in this morn
ing's official bulletin.
Five OF the seven doctors who
have been attending his majesty
signed this mornings report, which
WAS more detailed. and although Il
recorded a rather disturbed night ii
announced some Improvement in the
kings appetite and that he Is hold
ing his wi as to general condition.
The best that could be said Of the
kings condition was that In there
had been no noticeable increase in
strength at least there had been no
dimunition during the last three
days. Meanwhile ultraviolet ray
treatment was being continued.
The three elder sons, the Prince cf
Wales, the Duke Of York and the
Duke Of Gloucester, each spent part
Of Christmas week in the hunting
field. The Prince OF Wales, who IN
the first days after his return tc
London never left the immediate
~neighborhood Of Buckingham palace,
spent the weekend in the hunting
country near Melton Mowbray, more
than 100 miles from London.
Queen Mary also yentured 10 leave
the palace. Accompanied By the
Duke Of Gloucester and Prince
George. she lunched az the Picca-
dilly residence Of the Duke or York.
These indications. together with
the fact that only the regular ply
sicianS were in attendance during
the day, were interpreted as signs
that the royal family was confident
mat there was no immediate danger.
The bulletin said.
The king passed = somewhat rest
less night. His general condition "A
maintained although a. previously
noted the state OF exhaustion still
presents 4 difficult problem. There
is p little more readiness 10 take
nourishmcrt and the local condition
ts prog rssing. tSigncdl
"HEWETT,
"'RTGBY.
"BUzZARD.
"ROLLESTON.
DAWSON"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
STOCKS Hold
UPWARD move
Some Issues Indicate
Tendency to Drop
On Last Day

NEW YORK. Dee. sl.-P-The
stock market opened the final trad
lng day OF 1928 E.ith prices showing
an upward trend and initial sales in
blocks Of 5000 tc 10000 shares. Cen
eral Railway Signal opened 3 points
higher. New York Central 1 point
and Chrysler IL Fractional gains
were shown By influential rails,
Utilities and miscellaneous issues.
There were a few exceptions, how
ever, notably radio, which opened
off 2 points, and Montgomery Ward.
down ? l-2 points.
toppers encountered strong sun
port on the announcement that the
export price had been raised. Ana
conda ard Nevada broke into new
hIgh ground. while kennecott, u. :,
Smelling and Chile stepped up Z
poine and more. 81. Joseph lead
also bought at new high levels.
Rails were in good demand on fur
Their reports Of excellent November
earnings and large car loadings. New
Haven and Pennsylvania touched
new peaks for the year. and Missouri
Pacific jumped more than 3 points.
The railway equipment issued also
IMPROVED. notably general American
tank car and American Car and
Foundry.
Some utilities made good Roadway
American and foreign power nd
vancing more than ? points to n new
high. and Electric Power and Light
touching a new peak. Atlantic Re.
filming was a strong point of the oils
Westinghouse Electric and Nictoi
gained ? points each.
Tax selling was well absorbed
Many operators have been reluctant
70 take profits because Of their 1925
income tax, but sales made today. ex'
cept for cash. carry Over into 1929.
Foreign exchanges opened lower
with cables At Sf.s5 1882. of 1872.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
JEWS, GENTTLES
EXCHANGE WISHES

WASHINGTON. Dee. si.-,P-Ths
first exchange Of New Year greet
ings between Christian and Jewish
faiths was completed today when ths
Synagogue Council Of America sent
a message 10 all members or protest.
ant and Catholic churches.
~ WAS in response II a similsi
greeting last September BY the Fed
eral Council Of Churches Of Christ In
America en- the Jewish New Year.
The message was issued orer the
signature Of the councils chairman,
the Rev. DR.. Abram Simon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
PRIZE BABY

tContinUed from page anr.f
Nidktff was born AZ 1908 and Raby
Williams arrived az 1910 a. m. Tho
1926 winner first saw the earthly
light at 1870 =. ~.
The rules Of the contest are:
The Herald must ~ supplied
With an official birth certificate is-
sued BY attending physician. XIV
ing exact hour. and minute IN
birth. being careful about minutes
after IL O'Clock tuesday morning
Jan. 4, 1929. Also must give name
and residence of parents, and name
of baby II possible. Certificates
must reach The Herald office before
? n. m. Tuesday. Jan. Il. Winner an
nounced IN Wednesdays Herald. One
N the parents or both and baby IL
convenient, must come to Herald Of
lice and Herald representative will
accompany them % merchants Civ
ING merchandise. They must come
before February Y. 1929 for gifts.
Following is a LIST Of the gifts the
Valleys first 1929 baby will receive +:
Cara Hardware Co., pair Of Keen
kutter shears.
Harry's VulcanixinE n Auto Re-
pair Shop. Golden Rod tire pump.
Hicks Rubber Co, Brownsville
Dayton tube.
Holm's Studio. will make hair
dozen photos or baby.
Eagle Pharmacy, ms, Johnson &
Johnson first aid box.
The Popular Store, a baby blanket.
and N twins a pair Of blankets.
Rio Grands Valley Gas Co..
Brownsville. Evertype gas tube.
Quinn & Derrick. plumbers, enam,
eled steel medicine chest.
Dorfman's Jewelry Store. diamond
ring.
Universal Dress Shop. rubber bib.
apron. hood and brassiere set.
Oriental Rug a Gift Shop, emu
inc Indian doll.
Brownsville Bakery, special birth.
day cake.
Borderland Hardware Co. Ryowr..
vile, baby walker or jumper
\. Z. Penney Co, Brownsville
quilted silk robe.
Edelstein's Furniture Store. ~
Brownsville, baby blanket.
AziE Bros, Wants binder and dis-
per.
Boilsck's Store, Beaeon baby
blanket.
Msuers kint Goods Shop. Browns
vile, pair Of silk soeks.
Central Cash Grocery. liz cans
Eagle Brand milk.
Mason Grain 4 Transfer Co. Is
pound bag Of Chicken Chowd.r. FOR
daddy's chickens.
/, Covacevich Supply Co, doll for
baby.
McKay's Pharmacy. $500 worth o.
toilet articles. mothers choice.
international Shoe Store, pair Of
shoes and silk stockings.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Appliance
Co, baby Roper range.
The French Shcppe. novelty sir-
plane.
Two Republics Store. Bunny'r "a
mond blanket.
Julian's Bootcris. H~sriinrer. psir
Of shoes.
4, HsnsfItou. rooI baby .e..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
GAY Head

Continued from nsce one.l
utmost confidence. 7 realize that r.
ficient discharge of the duties of
the office depends to = great extent
upon the organization 7 secure"
Mrs. Pinkie Vann. retiring sheriff.
today expressed her appreciation or
the cooperation extended ~ federal.
county and city officials. "Whatcver
success has attended my efforts 70
properly administer the duties Of the
office has been due 70 the deputies,
who have aided me most loyalty: n
the federal and county officers. who
have never failed 70 cooperate: and
20 the city police force. The assist
anca and cooperation 20 Lieutenant
Of Police John Armstrong has prov
Cd invaluable
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
TO SHOOT ROCKETS
FROM Pixies PEAK

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. De-.
31.-Pl-Skyrockets from the top VI
Pixies Peak tonight will blaze New
Years greetings e. the world and
that members Or the Ada
man club have made the p~crilous
ascent to the summit.
Headed summitward IA members 81
the club we're believed 10 have camp
ed last night nj q cabin near timber
line. They expected 10 reach the top
this afternoon.
A white light will shine from the
peak at ? r. M 10 he followed ~
two rockets and = $4,000 candlercuer
flare n Crater Point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
new YORK

Continued from pags one
~caroan's hin pocket il reasonably
safe from government investigation.
but hotel snd restaurant proprietors
viii be held accountable for any in
fraction OF dry laws New Years eve
celebrants may commit while their
guests.
J.. Il. Yellovley. federal prohibit
tion administrator for this territory.
said government agents would not 20
around searching individuals.
We expect to concentrate ~ no.
tells, cafes and cabarets. rather than
their guests
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
i Wheat
VLowest of
Tear at Chicago

FHfCAG0, Dec. 3l.-tPl-AiI wheat
Yday went under the lowest prices
Ehe market heretofore had touched
this season. Good sized deliveries
on December wheat contracts here
together with world shipments OF
wheat on a large scale. had a decided
hearish effect. Opening unchanged
To Sac lower. wheat values later
showed a material setback. Corn,
oats and provisions were a little
easier, with corn starting nj 1-Sc off
70 1-4c up, and subsequently, show
ing slight general declines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
BILLING REGISTERS

system in your office routine de-
mands that you keep m itemized
check or everything sold. Standard
Billing Registers enable you 10
supply the customer with sn item
ized list If purchases and make a.
many carbons 81 you vsnt-sconor1-
ical and essential Call ~ collect.
Phone 522. nslta Office Furniture
Co HaTlinFsn. (s)
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RITTTR y EGGS

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-tP Butter
and eggs unchanged. Creamery ex-
trss a6 IL. standards ~ i-2. extra
firsts as TO ~. Firsts a t-26f5.
seconds l3G44.
Eggs unchanged. extra f.rsts STA
~. Firsts 32n 81; ordinary rirsts -
Trn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31

Spanish. Mexican or RsTber's Itch
One bottle OF Imperial EcEems
Remedy il guaranteed "a to enough
for any case, OF my kind. All drug
xists are authorized 70 refund yorr
norey if ID fsils.-Adv. go
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
IN OUR VALLEY

Continued From Page iN
tings. and the securing Or enter
t~siners.
The remainder ~ ~ ~ thu pub
iir.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Dee. 3I.-iP- Pota-
tors: dull: Wisconsin sacked round
whites s5Mi.nn: Minnesota and North
Dakota sacked round whites s0G 20;
Idaho sacked russets fi0GlT5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
PnrLTRY

CHICAGO. Dec. ~. tPl -Ponitry
alive easy. receipts s cars; fowls
.2G27: springs ~: roosters 20:
turkeys %: ducks %. geese ~.