davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, Mar 30 .LP.-A raise in
parity prices, buying of cash wheat at
continued slow movement Of feed grains
to major terminals provided the back
May wheat, oats and barley held at cell.
ing levels and deferred contracts advanced
Trade reports said feed manufacturer
in the Kansas City area had purchased
100000 bushels of choice high-protein
milling wheat to use in feed mixtures. An
almost unlimited outlet for wheat has
been provided by the feed trade because
OF the scarcity of corn, oats and barley,
according to trade DISPATCHES.
At the close wheat was unchansed to 20
higher, May !. .73%: oats were unchanged
TO q higher May 81; rye was ahead "a
"a May .3OH, and barley was unchanged
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Business Briefs

hoAhn NACdAAhSS Ia 90 ACdS1ilS
cities totaled $9,378,842,0 900 in the
week ended March 90, compared
with the 1872 year peak of $10,872,.
741,000 in the previous week, bu
remained 1870 above $3.50 $50 ,00(
in the like 1943 period, reported Dur
& Bradstreet, Inc.
Freight LOadings in the Weel
ended March Is totaled 778,925 cars
a drop of 10 from the previou.
week and 1.1qo below the correspond.
ing 1943 period, the Association O.
American Railroads revealed
Gasoline Stocks on March q
totaled 87,287, 900 barrels against &c..
$4,000 a week earlier and 94,511 ,0Ot
year ago, the American Petroleum
Institute announced. Light fuel oi
stocks of 81, $4,000 barrels were 496,.
600 below week earlier. Heavy fue
oils totaled 81 1,576,O00, gain of $685..
600 over a week earlier.
Standard Oil Co. of California
earned $50, ,060 or S2.78 a share
in 1943, compared with $30,558 ,54T
or $2.35 in 1942.
American Rolling Mill Co. net fol
1943 was $6,098,074 or SLAP a share
against $7,780,988 or $2O1 in 1912
National Steel Corp. earned SILL
698,362 or $3.50 a share in 1943, com.
pared with $11 ,929,867 or $5.41 ir
1912.
Air Reduction Co. earned $6,544,.
789 or $2.41 a share in 1943, before
renegotiation, compared with $6,-
426,371 or $2.36 in 1912, after renego.
tiation.
Parmelee Transportation Co. re.
ported 1943 net Of $1,327,24 or 81 8;
share VS.. 1912 profit of $1,252 ,07I
or $1.73.
West Penn Power Co., other thar
Monongahela West Penn, earned
$6,072 ,635 or $l61 in 1943, against
$6,234,892 or $167 in 1912.
Steel Co. of Canada net for 1874;
was $4,176,925 or $3.50 VS.. $4,SO5 ,93s
or S6.68 in the previous year.
Hupp Motor Car Corp. earned
$298,078 or 18 cents a share in 1943
before renegotiation, compared with
$608,574 or 81 cents in 1912, after
renegotiation.
United States Freight Co. net fol
1943 was $829 $50 or $277 a share
compared with a loss of $9O0,265 in
1912.
Consumers Power Co. net for IL
months ended February % was ST.
755,774 VS.. $7,535 ,260 in the previous
year.
Graham Paige Motors Corp. net
for 1943 was $1,338,096 or 80 cents
a share VS.. 1912 profit of 81 ,635, ,24s
or 81 cents, both before renegotia-
ton.
Plymouth Oil Co. reported 194a
net of S2,237 ,597 or S2.16 share
against $1,774,146 or $1.69.
New York Dock Co. earned $780,
026 or S1.28 a share in 1943 VS.. 1912
profit OF SAT-, 1882 or SAT- preferred
share in 1912.
Pfeiffer Brewing Co. net for 1874;
was $5l1,061 or $119 a share VS.. 1912
net of $391,543 or 81 cents.
AC" ohoFCi w. IcpOi Gcu 1910 llct
of $534,236 or 1922 a share, before
renegotiation, compared with $780,
230 or S2.71 in 1912, after renegotia-
ton.
Pennsylvania Central Airlines re-
ported revenue passenger miles in
the first two 1914 months totaled g.
1875, gain of 449o over a year
ago. The load factor was 78%
against 69fo year ago. Mail pound
age in the two months was 37.79o
above a year ago, while express
poundage was up $685..
Chicago g. North Western Rail-
way Co. trustee was authorized by
Federal Court to buy 1000 50-ton
box cars at an estimated cost OF
100000.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. 80 R.-The cotton
moved upward in quiet trade today. in
fiuenced by persistent mill price fixing
against new Government textile awards
distant months aided the advance as only
scale-up hedge selling developed.
Late afternoon prices were Is to IS
20.50. and October, 1905. '' 49,
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ApprOXimate Sales Today
i1:00 am. l23 go 1900 noon 2es $50
100 pm. 37A S2o 600 p.m. 45o ITO

fUnit Of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
IN full, In bankruptcy or receivership OF
Rates Of dividends in the foresoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly OF semi-annual declaration. IN
dends are not included. xEx dividend
xr Ex rights. q Also extra or extras Cash
or stock. e.Declared or paid so far this
h Payable in Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
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Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, Mar 80 Rl.-The Sc
curtties Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for March 20: 1860 pur-
chases involving Il2,050 shares: 1891
81 short sales involving -2.77O shares.
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New York Bonk Stocks

NEW YORK. Mar. 30 R.--Nationai Al.
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
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Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK. Mar. 30 R,.-Dividends
declared:
Tntfia1
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Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co. re-
elected William G. Maquire presi-
dent. Stockholders approved q plan
to sell the company's holdings of
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline stock to
them.
Evening star., 1944-03-30

Rates Of dividends in the foresoins tapis
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On.
less otherwise noted. special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra OF
extras. Cash or stock Paid last year
far this year h Payable In Canadian funds
( Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants xw without
warrants
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N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED By the Associated Press.)
b SELECTED LIST OF BONDS.

:. - = - =" vi
Int tat Bs IS e1N
Jam FAC ~ 50 ~
Jon d L 3Nk 81 oess
x c n Sc - 10 05M
< G Sou 81 50 03h
Leh VIC IS "a st 77A
Leh v H T 6s 81 81
Leh v 4Ms 2003 46M
Leh v 4s zoos 42A
Lorrilard 3s SO lo3h
Lou d. ARK 6s 40 00M
L&N IS 2003B lo7A
L&N 3a4s 20,i3 10oA
M&SL As 40 1loA
MSpSSMc4s 81 37h
MKT 5s SO A 70
Mo p 8 hs49 u
Mo p 5s 77F 7lM
Mo p zen As rs asa
Mor&E3 has20OO S6iA
NashC&SL A. ~ 90
Nat Dai 3ks so 1o7A
NONE 4 Us 62 %
NOTM 5s So az
NOTM 4hs SO ~
NYC RI IS 20l3 72N
NYC 4hs2Ol3A 65N
NYC cn Is M 6oh
NYC cv 3Ks 81 o3M
NYCh6L 6h s7A 1o1
NYChal 4tss76 eoM
Conn3 hss65 lo6iA
NY Law 4hs73 06h
N Y L d w As rs 6oih
NYNHH 6s AZ so
NYNHH 4kas 81 5oih
NYNHH As SO STA
NYNHH As 81 2oA
NYOW RI Is p2 l2H
NYOW gn Is So 1o4ih
NYWB 4hs 46 29iA
Norf 8 5s 20I4 46i4
Nor p fs 2047 olh
Nor P 4fas 2O47 TN
Nor P As ~ 95iA
Nor p IS 2O47 59M
.OWRRN As 81 losiA
r G&E As "a 1o0N
Pen RR CA VI s60123A
Pen RR a " s65l1lA
Pen RR 4hasd7O 1ol
Pen RR 334s 70 lo1A
Peo q Elm Is 90 3oiA
Pere Marc 5s SO 96A
Pere M 4 N s 40 81
Ph r c ! IS 40 27i4
Ph RCI 5s 73 st 63h
PhillipsP 3As641o1
Port @ E 4 Has 601o2N
Redg 4has 81 A 80
Rio Or w As 80 92N
Rio Or w As 40 Sc
r ! A&L 4Ias "a 46H
StLSF IS so B 47iA
StLSF 4 US 78- 35h
StLSF As so A 43h
StLSW RI 6s 90 Al
Sea AL Q 6s IS AHA
Sea AL As SO st STA
Sea AL RI IS SO BOA
so Pac 4 hs 68 76A
SO Pac RI As 55 50
So Pac cit As 40 ooA
SoPac4 kasOr77 6oiA
Sou Ry 6pss So 1o2
Sou Ry en- 5s 94 11oilz
Sou Ry gn As SO 6oiA
So Ry As 81 81 1o33s
Std o NJ IS 6l lo5A
Swift 2 KS 81 lo3A
Tex Corp 3s 65 lo6
T & P 5s n B 6oih
Third Ave IS 80 34ss
Un Pc 1st As AZ 1914
Ut Drug 3Hs 5S lo2h
Wabash 4As 81 IT
Wabash As al 61h
WPenP 5s SO E 100
West Sh As 1851 65N
West Nd As 81 06h
West On IS 81 1o4s
Wilson Co IS So 1o2h
Wis Cent Is ~ 60ih
Wis SD aR 1aIh
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Market AVERAGES
BONDS.
RuiIrood Eurninos

NEW YORK. Mar 80 (SpeciaD Rail-
way net income reported today for the
nrst two months of this year compared
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-27

FARMS
TWO ACRES on North avenue: Arm.
cottage. attached garage. chicken
coop some fruit. 81 800. 81 900 down:
$50 month.
10 ACRES OF good land; good drain
age; good 7-room house; fair barns ana
oItbul1ings. near New Haven.
1876 ACRES. Al land and buildings, on
two highways. S25, 900; SIS 600 down.
20 acres on paved road. 3 rooms: bath:
air conditioned heat: fun basement. 2
barns: also chicken coop: plenty OF
fruit. apples. pears. plums; plenty Of
grapes and shrubs; "a mile from
Mt. Clemens: $1,000: So 900 down.
ga acres; vacant; 3 acres bearing
orchard. 5ia miles north OF Nj. Glenn
ems; 100 f. Gratiot frontage: $1,000
So 900 down.
Acre: good garden land; 4 rooms and
batn; stairs 20 attic; fun basement.
house 28x32; $3.50: plenty OF frui:
and shrubs.
HOUSES
rooms bath; bedrooms. utility rm !:
steam heat; lot looxl5o: $3.50;
81 500 down.
rooms, bath; shower; fun basement;
hot water heat: Pear garage; lot 4Ox
l6o 81 300 $3.50 down.
rooms: bath: hot air neat: fun base.
mcnt. IS feet frontage, 81 800.
5 rooms! rm. for bath; hardwood floors
chicken house 1910. cement floor.
barn l7x24. cement floor; on IA Mile
road. west OF Gratiot; S6950.
Excellent location for homesites; good
trans ortatiou; on Gratiot and IA
Nile Road. SIS per lot and up Also
u MI. I'd, and Gratioi business front
age. Also wonderful homesites blk
off South Gratiot. l00x36O: s595; $50
down SO month C
We CLOSE Wednesdays at noon dur
ing June. July and August: also open
every Sunday 70 5 D m.
WE SELL STATE LANDS
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The CITY or MOI ut
OLE MI-NN OknAINN.

section I. Ih6t the following sums
DO, and the same are hereby appro-
printed 90 the subjects hereinafter eN-
pressed for the purpose OF providing
for The expenses Of the fiscal year COM
mencing with the first Monday OF Oc-
'oher, 1914, 20 be paid into the several
funds hereinafter designated.
CONTINGENT FUND
To defrdy the contingent and other
| expenses OF said City. for the payment
| Of which from some other fund no pro-
vision is made for the fiscal wear be-
| ginning With the first Monday OF Octo-
her. i94I, estimated al 50, 3200D the
! sum Of So 5000.
STREET FUND
! To defray the expense - grading
curb!ng ard Cravchng and otherwise
improving. repairing and cleaning tho
streets. alleys and public grounds Of
the City, and for the construction and
repair Of the City sidewalks. and TO-
the care and cleaning Or same during
me ilrScal year commencing the first
Monday N October l9iI estimated
~ SO 900 o0i. the sum OF $4,000 CO.
Park FUND
To dcfrav the expense 81 irprovi7-
he parks and public grounds In said
Ci'y during 'he fiscal wear beginning
ne first Monday Of October. 1914 ies-
im1icd az 5000 oo'. the sum OF 81
600 90
II BIIC LIGHTING FUND
To defray the expense Or lighting The
public streets. ALLEYS grounds ard
buildings ~ the SAID City during the
fiscal year. beEinninS the first Mon
17v OF October. 1914 estimated a. s2J.-
oo0 o. tho sum 81 sc3 900 %
PRINTING FUND
To defrly the cost 90 The ruhIlca-
tons ~ all notices made pecesssrv bv
law me publication OF ordinances
resolutions and proceedings 81 the CITY
Commission, and for such Other print
l's as NAV he found necessary from
time 20 time. during the fiscal wear.
beginning with The first Monday ~ DC.
tooer. 1874 estimated AZ $500 co.. the
sum Of $500 90
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND
TO detraY the expense OF purchasing
fire apparatus and MI other expenses
necessary - maintain he Fire Depart.
me9t of said City !nchAing the ss,ar-
les Of he freNen. chief assistant.
chief and all Other emrlovees Of sa,s
Department, for nc fiscal wear beg.
ming 'he FIRST Noud5v p October 'aA
estimated a. SO 600 oO' ne s.r, OF
SO roo 90
foltCE DEPARTMENT FUND
10 0efr3V ne expense and r-ovi+e
'or INC salary % I've Ch3ef - Police or
'cers md men ~ said Department, o.
said CIV and TO- use o,acr reressa-,,
expenses and supplies %, ne Police ne
''r'"""' - said CIV i4r.es 'hc f,.
c'' ''t~ Ncg.roirs me st No~Hsv of
pc'''"- pa 'es'.ut'ed a. So 900 20
'hc ~"~re ~ So ooo %
~ BIIC LIBRARY FUNp
F'- ne maintenance 81 ~ p4b'c
i.0'Trv during the fslit ,e4r 80.
pa estimated a. 500 co'. ,le s4n ~
son 30
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~o,,rtss,or C-,,,5e-
So. 80 Nr,-b,,s,
"a
,.., -, ~, Cre~srs
Tcg.r,s~ r-sc.,-y ~ ,,e c.,,
,..,',., sion NJ ne CIV 81 Ns.,, Glen
,,. Mold an .,c .bo,a -4.a ,,ars ,,.-s
,......, NJ Nc..sv-,-s as, --,--
g'....,~,~s R-5,ce. ,,- n.Bsv Absent
,-..,,,,,.s,o-e~s R-c..--ete- ana I.-r,.
$40,
re- '',"-,eS V' .,.e '"S' .'''' .'"s WV
'''a ana 'PploN' g"
'ha' the several Applications fox oct-
CrtEC licenses De approved.
Cl~r.ti
Nca-PrlueeL DlBav and Weston
dorf
N4vs-Noue.
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Moving 9 Storage

OUR MOVING equipment IS the best.
Special Gaze taken OF your fuyai'..-
ana upholstered goods "a storage, s4cl
IS moth prootng an wrapping rags
ard cushions Cay Transfer Co.. IS
Broadway. NJ. Clemens. Phone 1851.
Service 20 and from Detroit daily.
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CO Office Equipment
10 Seeds, Plants, Flowers Hal

kkEplNG YOUR typewriter clean
ani properly adjusted IS GOOD eonser-
vatoo. TO make u last .et us service II
Tcg.tflN Remington SAFES ana SerV-
ice. RENTALS Office supply Co.. -.
Cass Avenue. phone Mt. Clemens 2D+7.
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Farm ond Dairy Products H-l0

FOR Standing hay. also some
seed potatoes. MtchaeI ke.n.cNsKi,
3o}5 I.slhc'h street near q I " Il r
NJ Clemens 40
20 ACRES standing Timothy hay.
Pan s'rpafl. Phone Nj. Clemens a.
A.9
FOUR ACRES standing alfalfa. 533.
= IoCn.Iker. corner HAYES Aa9
ONE ne.d, so acres Timothy Win
SprinG . Of clover.
one tc.1. IS acres mixed bay.
one field. 80 acres mixed nay.
one field. q acres. mostly timothy.
ore rc'5. IS acres. mostly timothy.
One hcti 10 acres mostly timothy.
AL ground tHe drained no bitches
20 cross see John Sch,sf stone house.
- maes noctn OF Mt Clemens on
Gra'lot. A.;
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Floor Sanding
Fumisotino

ALL BFDBCGS. reaches moths des.
'royct In SIX hours: gusrf''rci Ma.
comb Faw. st''rs Service $500 S Biv.
20 t5.rr lons sew. 49,. Gem.
cas-. Faeae 6tt.. {
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-27
Lost and Found

LOST-Black and white Dalmat
months old puppy with swollen LETT
Jaw. Reward offered for return TO DR..
Wood ~ Grand avenue. "
STRAYED Friday: white and brown
Fnslsh Setter male Phone Nj Glenn
ems 2i29 Reward. TAO Hubbard. ASO
LOST-Billfold, papers and money.
Reward Call Mt Clemens 1853 l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-27
Chiropractors

DR.. PETER VLADEFE
CHIROPRACTOR
Palmer Graduate
KIP ay-Sun.lght-Infra Red etc.
j. Practise ?, Years 81 City
So Macomb s.. Phone NJ. Clemens
5O0i or 2753
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-27

Radios Vacuum Cleaners - Washers
Attention housewives
LaCroiX & Bates Service
Formerly Sid LaCroix Sales & Serv-
ice Coz
Now offer the most complete service
department in Macomb county-Servic-
ing radios. vacuum cleaners and wash
ers. We maintain three separate de-
par'ments with specialists OF years ex-
perleuce IN each service.
Our stock OF parts Is complete and
We assure YOU speedy and efficient
service at all times.
IA CROIX & BATES SERVICE
ll6 Market NJ. Clemens; Phone 553l
Hours 20 II a. m. and 70 2. m.
Not open evenings. e
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H. -
Seeds, Plants, Flowers H-2l

CHIPPEWA seed potatoes for safe
S'1 house north o. Rosso HignNsy 1u
SUE bush.
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PRIEHS SALES co.

80 CHEVROLET 2-door; good tires
and motor $40 Coi1Water road. AS0
1910 CHEVROLET deluxe coupe:
good tires. motor ln perfect condition;
radio and heater. Inquire krause Serv-
ice Station, l25 North Grauo'. A30
FOR SALE 1890 Chevrolet Master
Deluxe coupe, like new; ~ storage
since 942. ; good tines: price 500
Rothweiler, 2,93 CrocNer Blvd. NJ
Clemens As9
MODEL 4 FORD 1881: good tres
and good motor. 500. $500 Shoemake.
Road. between Grat.ot and SIgSrbusA.
after ) p m, AZ
40 MERCURY s-passenger coloe,
good tires 6374 Hahn. Uuca. Phone
1851 Ctca. A.;
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FARMS

1917 n. Gratiot Above Green
Phone MI Clemens 652l
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Cord of Thonks

Cord of Thanks Az
THE FAMILY OF the late Ropert
Fox wishes 20 express their sincere
thanks 20 friends nClchbors and reld-
tives VINO so kindly assisted them IN
their recent bereavement Special
thanks 20 Reverend Kennedy and me
M. Clemens Police Department. l.
WE WISH 10 thank our frlenis'
rrighbors and relatives FOR their KIND
moss and sympathy shown me durIag
bv recent bereavement.
Mrs Edgar Stevens. l.
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Mt Clemens
Commission
Proceedings
CITY COMMISSION

June -. 49,
Commission Chamber.
safe % N.ch's3a
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Trucks For Sole
Automotive Equipment

QUALIFIED 20 buy new tires" Ex-
change your certificate for nc best tire
on the road today. = r + Goodrich
Silvertown. We have all the popular
sizes; easy terms. too. 3 +. Goodrich
Stores, % New street. AGO.
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BE- Houses For Sole
Help Wonted-MaIe

GREENHOUSE help wanted Taylor
Florist i26 Cass. MI Clemens.
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Stoves. Stokers, Heaters HIS

GASOLINE camp stove good cond.-
tom reasonable. 50 Inches street, NJ
Clemens. Phone 2229 l.
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% Director Of Public Recreation and
has assistants and The cost OF purchas-
INK and maintaining and operating
fairgrounds and other public recres-
ro1al facilities IN the CITY OF Mount
Clemens for the fiscal year commence
aE the FIRST Monday In October. 1914.
81 500 On
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-10

trovcrsy between local and central
ilcd government Counties may argue
thai >incc IN" ;tl,r il Supposed q"
luinr,h The muaCv and SO: the stand
ard. the State should be responsible"
Tor the property. The State board
come. back with the contention that
II counties insist upon local diScr"-
tiun "a iINln% supplies and the use To
WB'C! they are put. the county
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-10

should be accountable for ,I,,.
lection q, replacement. ''''' h7s-
Th"i : 'Er rrublem. The so,...
hasn't been i.> nd. '"NtlON
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-10
SAFE. Oversee,

Mr.. and Mrs. }, T.. propI,. ,,
y. William street have ur,, ..l VI "'o
notice "i HE safe arrival ,,.,'.'''''rt
thcir son. sgt. Henry y. r,.,,y"N vas :"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-10

-'.'.'' '' O.. ''. ''....s' '' ''N''' ''""i'S
E.gvr- Wesley Nt.o,... .Ir.. "U3 :
G~nv".
t.rn.N Dau'rl Hp.'. - Bel =.
htwumd Dewey N..."r. Euvtr T.:
BuN II.
ton" p23HH N..n-. J... Middle.
n."g.
!unm". Imn'." Damn. Eu3'c !
ia.." l'"nn,. Edwards. -! Film
=.
E'.n.gr taGw.. "....am.. E".'" I.
N"'."... ".
''h"" ""i.' ".a'c =. Wake
'"r-i,
.N.n,Ht Ice l..,y..". 20. p-.ry
s.
iiy.sorj .Iulus g. ....d.au. Bou'r >.
E.-u-y H,uu... urI.ru..u. ~
Rowland -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-10

Judge. would you mind tellin' Charlie here
what you told me the other night walkin'
home from lodge. can't word it just the
way you did,"
| Sure thing, Tim. Here's what told him.
Charlie. There's no such thing as votn'
nation, state, county, or even COM
munity dry. We had proof enough OF that
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21
SPIRITUAL BIRTH

BY T. A. Hall. Milford, Del.
Our Lord of Life is Lord of Love
There's never strife =. in realms
above,
Nor never could be on the earth,
II we all had Spiritual birth.
Jesus walked from Galilee,
To the river Jordan there to see,
John baptizing sinners there,
His presence then, none were
aware.
When John discovered Him that
day,
He said: Behold, that Lamb takes
sins away,
To that crowd, that news he herald,
That news many times has circled
the world.
And comes right back to you today,
That Lamb of God takes sins away.
No matter how oft its circled the
earth,
It's the same old story of Spiritual
birth.
And this is the story simply told,
John only said that day: Behold.
Meaning, look on Jesus and believe,
And Spiritual birth you shall re-
ceiye, 1t
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

FOR SALE-Grain and dairy farm.
116Ia acres. Located on dirt road
from Harrington to Pennington. 3
miles south of Harrington. Known as
Elijah Baker Farm. Equipped with
electric. George Minner. Harrington,
Del jl4-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1914
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.

AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following described Real Es-
tate to-wit:
All that certain lot. tract. piece or
parcel of land. and premises situated
in the City of Harrington. Mispillion
Hundred. Kent County. and State of
Delaware. lying on the East side of
Fleming Street in said City. and
bounded on the North by the Episco-
pal Church lot, on the East by lands
Of Verde S. Cahall and Benz; w;
Emory. on the South by lands of
James A. and Elizabeth Cahall. and
on the West by said Fleming Street,
and having a front. on said Fleming
Street of sixty (60D feet. and extend
ing hack with that width. between
parallel lines, a distance OF eighty -four
(SD feet and containing five thou
sand and forty (5.04O square feet of
land. he the same more or less and
having as improvements thereon a
two story frame dwelling house with
back buildings and pOrches attached.
and other improvements. And being
the same lands and premises which
were conveyed unto Joe Ellen New
man by deed of William Fl. Boyce and
Arlie B. Magee, Trustees. dated June
2, 1923. and of record in the Recorder
of Deeds Office i'm and for Kent Coun-
" and state of Delaware in Deed
Record /. Volume IL. Pages 35S. etc.
TERMS OF SALE--Twenty (2Uf6D
per cent of the purchase price must
be paid TO the undersigned on the
day of sale and the residue thereof
must be paid ON or before the 3lSt
day of July. 1914. at which time a
deed conveying title to the lands
aforesaid to the purchaser or pur-
chasers i'm fee simple will be- given.
The amount paid ON the day of sale
will be treated as a part of the pur-
chase price if the aforesaid terms are
fully complied with by the purchaser.
or purchasers, otherwise the amount
paid will he retained by the ENecu-
tor as ascertained. and liquidatcd dam
ages for Noncompliance.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting of one Estate HeatrOla.
one Victor VictrOla. three piece living
room suite. in good shape; one lap
robe, two end tables. one floor lamp.
smoking stand. electric iron. three
clocks. several pictures. lot throw
rugs. living room rug II. rug
pad. lot window shades. pillows, flow
er pots. library table. one \ 10
rug, one seven piece dining room
suite. one oil heater. small oil room
heater, lot silver ware. dishes. table
linens. towels, he'd linens. hedst' ads
dressers. chairs, one kitchen range
{ (Estatel lot kitchen utensils. pans.
pots. kettles. knives and forks. one
ice box, two lawn mowers. ShONrlS.
coal buckets, one oil cook stove. lot
fire wood. rubber hose. galvanized
tub. buckets. stair treads. hail car
pets. one ElectrOuX Sweeper. he'd
two mattresses. porch
rockers, two new living room rugs
. II; cedar chest. small stands. one
steamer trunk. lot window screens.
stools. and many other items too nu- .
merous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
THEO. II. HARRINGTON
Executor of the Last VIII ana
Testament Of Joe Ellen
Newman. Deceased.
lack stevens. Auctioneer jl4-2tp