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Evening star., 1946-06-23

the ship at all times. There will be no uncon-
troled ''coasting."
1t will make the trip to the moon in three
and half hours with top speed of more
than l39O 900 miles an hour.
The ship itself will be no bigger than an
average airplane.
Now, lest be misunderstood, let me say
that none of the above - or what follows -
is hard and fast prophecy. reserve the
right to alter it, or throw it out the window.
| say only that such ship is theoretically
possible and feasible. More than that. all
are already at hand.
That one element. the missing link in the
chain, is a fuel light enough. powerful enough,
compact enough to contain in extremely small
packages the immense energy required for
interplanetary travel. Given such fuel.
would gladly undertake to design and build
a serviceable space ship.
There is, after all. nothing mysterious about
interplanetary flying. On the contrary, outer
space is ideal for rocket propulsion. There
being neither atmospheric resistance nor grav-
ity to overcome, every bit of the push, or
thrust, produced by our rocket motors is
converted into speed Under these conditions
there is virtually no limit to the velocities
that can be developed
Some of the recent forecasts of moon jour
neys have been pseudoscientifc vagaries.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
Laborites Ask Probe
OF British Press and
Chain Ownership
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, July l2.-Labor MEM
bers of Parliament circulated a mo-
ton today demanding a sweeping
investigation of the British press,
including the extent of monopoly in
chain ownership and "the extent of
financial and advertising influence
on the presentation and suppression
of news"
More than 100 members already
have signed the motion and more
are expected TO add their names
within the next few days.
Presented by Haydn Davies and
Michael Foot-Labor members and
contributors to national newspap pers
the motion declared:
In the opinion of the House, it is
expedient that steps should be taken
to investigate the ownership and
control of the press, the extent of
monopolistic tendencies in the own
ership of chains or groups OF news
papers, and the extent OF financial
and advertising influence on the
presentation and suppression OF
news"
Mr.. Davies is contributor to the
liberal London Star and Mr.. Foot
writes for the Daily Herald, Labor
party organ.
Growing Labor party displeasure
with certain segments of the British
press critical of its Socialist gov
eminent WAS EXPRESSED last Monday
by Herbert Morrison. who, as lord
Evening star., 1946-07-12

president Of the council. holds a
position tantamount to deputy
prime minister.
He accused great Tory news
paper combines" of "suppressions
misrepresentation, inventions" that
constitute disgrace to journal
ism"
One OF the elements Of the
modern press I am especially un-
happy about" he said in q speech
before the Suburban Cooperative
Society, "is the Kemsley Grama-
phone chain Of over 20 newspa perl
which includes many formerly in
dependently controlled provincial
newspapers.
IT would like the proud provincial
cities concerned to try to do some
thing about it,"
Viscount Kemsley, whose publica-
tons include the London Daily
Graphic, Sunday Times and Sun
day Chronicle, replied to Mr..
Morrison in a published statement
in which he announced the intention
to continue "assailing q government
so wilfully bent on placing its
theology before the nations first
necessities-food, fuel, work and
homes"
Evening star., 1946-07-12
ADVERTISEMENT J
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A real discovery for thousands who
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use-it does not stain. Economical
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druggists everywhere.
Evening star., 1946-07-12

In defending his letter to Mon
tana in behalf of Senator Wheeler
President Truman told questioner
1t did not necessarily represent an
Endorsement Of the Senator, who is
opposed for denomination by Left
Erickson, former State judge, but,
MIR. Truman added, It might be
construed that way ii desired.
Charges Called Distortions"
The letter was sent to r.. Bailey
Stortz, Senator Wheeler's cam
paign manager, the President said
because charges that he and the
Senator were foes of rail labor were
so palpably untrue that he could not
let them pass unnoticed.
In the meantime, Senator John
son, Democrat, OF Colorado. acting
head of the Senate Campaign In
vestigating Committee, said the
committee will pay any expenses
incurred by two Washington detec-
tives who went to Montana to help
the committee inquire into the
Wheeler Erickson fight.
Senator johnson said the detec-
tives were not to be paid by Con-
gress for assisting the committee
but added he was sure the commit
tee would not let the District bear
the travel expenses they incurred.
Senator johnson is awaiting the
return Of Robert Barker, committee
investigator. to determine whether
any further hearings on the Mon
tana contest will be held here, to
supplement the testimony taken in
Montana.
1t is estimated that 1,000, 900 chill
dren in the United States have
some form of defensive hearing
other than total deafness.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
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Evening star., 1946-07-12

Fer ssiek rssnits, use Psslam tonight. Pos
Ian sosthsa. Drsnetss faster healing sf en-
bsrrassing surfacs PIN pies. RsAsess rslns~,
tee. Thsasan3s call It re Ointment with
sst DissppoiRtnsnt." Over 1900. ~ Aexes
sold. sse, draxsterea. Nonsy-bsc xsarantse.
Evening star., 1946-07-12

1t is estimated that 1000, 900 chill
dren in the United States have
some form of defensive hearing
other than total deafness.
Evening star., 1946-07-12

Emma Butler, rs, 1414 c st. sc.
william Napier. "a, 1923 L St NV.
Charles H. Greene, "a, 1873 T St NV
William Carmichael SO. 1905 Meade st..
Lucy waynes. 81, a1s 26th st. NV.
Henry C. Green, SO, 300 44th st. ne.
Lizzie Robinson. 81. 1888 ST. ne
Perry r. Johnson, 80, Takoma Park, Md
Evening star., 1946-07-12

Richard Porter, 5s. e32 G st. ne.
Margaret Mason, 5s, 1914 NJ st. NV.
Albert Baxter, 46, 715 1st st. NV.
Thomas Price. g. 1l19 9th st. ne. -
Samuel Hill, jr.. IA, 631 g st. s.,
Doris NJ. Brown, infant, 1925 Half n
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Deaths Reported

ssnnis strah.. asias' ss.' 1sss q, ne; = -
corneii. sntRm Smith, g. TaEo@. ma porP, oIh N Nd
Mary U. Taylor, so, 1921 9th st. NV.
Elizabeth Luce. .79. .bSls 9th st. NV
Anna Nouck, 70. 701 Decatur st. NV
John W Mandley. 73. Blue Plains. b. c.
Zella Bohn, n. st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
John MazIoni, 10, g09 Mass: ave. NV.
susie Renseh, s6. SIS 1 st. ne ~
Caribel c. Gay, Sc, 1850 Jonauil st. NV
Rudolph Robinson, So. 204 35th st. Sc.
Thelma Coleman. 4S. 1929 Ga. ave. NV.
Arnold L. Gladwin. 40. 967 Valley ave
Sc.
william r. Allison. ss. b21 Peabody st
ne.
Mary Z Batehison, l. Greenbelt, Nd.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
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Evening star., 1946-07-12

The shortening that gives you golden brown dough-
nuts, mountaineering pie crust and fried potatoes,
Is born Of vegetable seeds from farm and plantation.
It's big step from there to your Kitchen.
But the chemist takes 1t in his stride!
He combines hydrogen with oils from such crops
peanuts cottonseed to make the vegetable short
enngs used in baking, frying and other cooking.
Yet -. it's only when the chemist uses Your Un-
seen Friend, Nickel, that the reaction occurs fast
enough and produces shortening better tasting,
longer keeping, more digestible shortening.
Nickel used in this manner is called "catalyst."
Undergoing no chemical change itself, the Nickel
eatalyst quickens reactions. Thus, it helps bring
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-10
ESSEX
BY MRS. EVERETT ADAMS

The w. S. c. S. of the Essex
Methodist church held its regular
January meeting at the hall on
Thursday, january 3. New officers
were installed by Mrs. Olidel Blue.
The Mission program was present
ed by Mrs. Flo Decker, and Mrs.
Lenna Parish, vic e president,
presided, due to the absence OF
Mrs. Daisy Hoffman, president of
the Society. Hostesses for the af-
ternoon were Mrs. Gladys FooS,
Mrs. Blanch Marsh, Mrs. Clara
Rely and Mrs. Lncy Swartz. The
next regular meeting will be
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SHERIFF'S SALE
No. 15771

NJ 10 { Il
On Order of Sale in Partition. EN-
ma Elliott, Plaintiff VS. Francis w.
McIntiTe, ct al, Defendant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
UNION COUNTY, OHIO
BY virtue of the above stated writ
to me directed from the Court of
Common Pleas of Union County, o.
hio, | will offer for sale at the north
door of the Court House, in Marys-
Vile, Ohio, on the End Day of Febru-
airy, 1916 at or about the hour of IL
o'clock AN. on said day the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
TRACT FOUR
Situated in the State of Ohio,
County of Union, Township of I'm
ion and the Village of Milford
Center, and.
Being all of Lot No. 81 in the
said Village of Milford Center.
TRACT FIVE
Situated in the State of Ohio,
County of Union, Township of I'm
ion and the Village of Milford
Center, and
Being the West so feet off Lot
No. 16 in the said Village Of Mil
ford Center
Said premises fronting so feet
upon State Street and having a
depth of 132 feet, and being all of
said lot, excepting the portion
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NOTICE ON
FILING INVENTORY

The State of Ohio, Union County
Probate Court.
To JOY Palmer, Marion, Ohio, cred
itors, and the attorney or attorneys
representing any of the above named
parties:
You are hereby notified that ON
the 18th day of December, A d. 1916
an Inventory and Appraisement of
the estate of Dolly Hall deceased
late of York Township in said Coun-
ty, was filed in this Court.
Said Inventory and Appraisement
will be for hearing before this Court
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NOTICE OF APPoINTMENT

Estate of Kenneth L. Roberts, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ber-
nice Roberts of Raymond, Ohio. has
been duly appointed administrators
of the Estate of Kenneth L. Roberts
deceased, late IF Liberty Township.
Union County, ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of December,
1945.
JOHN w. DALEY,
Probate Judge of said County
William l.. Coleman, Attorney
Dec. 20-3T
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No 150O6

CASE NO. IDUUb
Estate of Edwin M. Thompson. de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Lola
Thompson of Peoria RI. No /, Ohio
has been duly appointed Administra-
triX of the Estate of Edwin M
Thompson, deceased, late of Liberty
Township, Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this oath day of December
1916.
JOHN w. DALEY,
Probate Judge of said County
Gwynn Sanders, Attorney
12-27-3T
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1916 DAIRY GOAL

The goal set for us. dairymen
in 1916 is 12O0OO.OOO,OOO pounds
of milk. This is the same as the
1945 goal, but the 1915 actual pro-
duction was about 2,500,000,OOC
pounds more than the goal.
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on the 18th day of January, 1896 at
1 o. O'Clock, AM.i
Any person desiring to file excep-
tions to said Inventory must file
them at least five days prior to the
day set for hearing.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, this 7th day of January,
1946.
JOHN w. DALEY,
Probate Judge
1-10-1T
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FOR SALE-Two vanished pine
doors like new-two panel, 2-6 x
6-8 X 1873. Hardware included
James Harmon, 206 West 9th ST.
phone 4-S643. 1-10-2t*
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thereof conveyed to Alva r. Debolt.
guardian of Clyde W. Debolt by
deed recorded in Vol. 102, page 246,
of the records of Union County,
Ohio
Appraised at: Tract No. 4, $2500. 90;
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LEGALg ADVERTISING MARKETS
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SALE-One 2-year-old reg
istered Langwater breed Guern-
sey bull, No. 367477, whose dam,
No 666387, made 426.46 lbs. B. F.
and 8832 lbs. milk in 277 days on
2X milkings in D.HI.A.; as g.
year-old and whose sire No. 31006S
is going to make a proven sire.
Murray NewhouSe, miles north
of New Dover. 1-7-2tS
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WANT ADS

FURNITURE WANTED-We buy
one piece to a whole home of furni-
ture at all times. Frank +. Rem
CERT, Delaware. Phone 2137
B-8-tf
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FOR SALE-45 bales timothy and
alfalfa mixed hay; 80 bales thrash
ed wheat straw; / portable range
poultry pen, 16 ft. long; 2-5 gall
lon water fountains; 2--3 gallon
water fnoutains; l. gallon wat
er fountains; 2 L gallon wwater
fountains; l adjustable 3 #. chick
feeder; 4 adjustable A #. chick
feeders; adjustable 5 ft. range
size chick feeders; l. 10 #. wood
en- worming trough with adjust
able lid l. s It. wooden butter
milk trough; l. 100 lb milk scales
(new); Is good burlap grain sacks
3 bales serve-aH; so lbs dry peet-
moss. 1st house south of Buck Run
bridge on right on State Rt A.
Phone 1888 1-10-2t*
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JANUARY 10, 1916

Tract No. 5, SIS0O.O0.
Terms of Sale. Cash.
H. S. ROOSA,
Sheriff of Union County. ONO
Milo L. Myers, Attorney
12-27-5T
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cows, fresh and closeup springers.
Jay Mulloney, Raymond. 1-10-2ts
WANTED job to drive truck.
Russell Crider, Marysville Rt 1
1-10-2tS
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WANTED TO BUY Hay, first
cutting alfalfa or clover mixed.
Baled. George Elliot, Milford Cen
ter. 1-10-2tS
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PAPER HANGING and Painting
Phone 498 York Center II. A.Slack
.1-1Q-12t*
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FOR SALE-Almost new Cross
power Sheller. George Elliott, Mil
ford Center. 1-10-2tS
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PUBLIC SALE
will sell public auction
CITY, jefferson wilson's Corners
II is as Hooper
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1916

Commencing al O'Clock sharp:
5-HEAD OF CATTLE-5
Jersey heifer summer;
Hfolsten yearing heifers
20 Shropshire will lamb in March; Shrop buck
FARM IMPLEMENTS
As- Chalmers c. with power cuvaors
1915 with pickup attachments preader
and Coop single pulpe picker rubber
extra good Mccormick Deering
disc good condition Mccormick Deeng binder good
drill 7foo Mccormick Deeng disc; spetooh harrow
SoFitter manure spreader good condition. factory built rubber
rack bed rubber tired running rubber
brand 2wheel trailer with 6OO6 tires Superior drill
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
One of work harness. two 6oe hog feeders
W. c. tractor electric motor and jack small
grinder good 10galon milk ugs
pan 20 it. of IL ppe trouble light shop tools;
forks tractoraer hitch spark plug pump good
55O19 tires and tubes milk bucket lot
STRAW AND GRAIN
$50 bushels handhusked 400 bushels of white
sold by day of SALE IS bushels of good 100 bales straw
/ bushel of timothy seed
go White Rock pHleS good productions rs New
puets Ery special mating good productions 1x
brooder house, like with bun roo 8gaon
chicken foun with lamps chick fountS and feeders
ton; 500 chick size electric brooder,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Brand 1916 Phco cubic
than 80 days. Qualified kitchen
months Morning cabinet new; 2pec living
suite good condition. electric machine new
electric SteamoMac iron; lounge chair
pad wardrobe day bed davenport table, shelf rinse tub
library table, floor lamps electric oaster and mixer porch swing
can windows 32x64; 9x12 and one 12x5
poem used less than table top stove and other
articles, Conserve canner.
Plenty of room in case of storm
Terms; Cash Lunch serred
ELI A. HELMUTH
uod0aeers: Thomas Page Mercer and Jackson Clerks
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FOR SALE Collie pups, 9 weeks
old. Call A. c. Ohnsman, Milford
Center 2512. 1-10-2tS
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for beef
hides. WANTED so to 100 head
of Rhode Island Red pulletS for
laying house. Still have some of
those large R. /, Red cockerels
for breeding proposes. r. H. Doyle,
Redwood Rt. l, state route 81,
Phone York 242. 1-7-2tS
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WANTED TO BUYz-Late model
car, by war veteran. Quote model
and price. Mack McCaulla, Cable
1-7-4t*
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FOR SALE or on shares Small
sugar camp, 500 vessels. Sadie
Burke, N. Lewisburg. 1-7-2tS
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WANTED Furnace work and
insulation. Carroll Mathys, Ma
rysville Rt. 5. LIFTS
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FOR SALE-Double unit Farm
Master Mixer, complete with a
half horse power motor, used less
than a week. Phone 4-4516. 1-10-
2ts.
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FOR SALE-Boar pigs and gifts,
registered DuroCs. Elias Erb, Mil
ford Center. 1-7-2ts
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FOR SALES bales of timothy
hay. drop-leaf gate-leg extension
table,S13. Cecil Longberry, a 1/2
miles west of Marysville, Marys-
vile r. 4. 1-10-2ts
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FOR SALE One double-unit
Rite-Way mixer, good as new.
Charles Gregory, OStrander
Phone $50. 1-7-2tS
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FOR SALE-Seven room house
and store complete, a good garage
barn and nearly 3 acres of good.
land, well situated for a general
store and coal or fertilizer bus
mess as it is on railroad siding.
Gasoline pumps will be installed
Well worth the price for a home
alone. For particulars see Cleatus
Baker, l 1/2 miles northwest of
York Center.
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FOR SALE - 35 5 months old
White Rock pullets. Phone 4-8588.
1-10-2tS.
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FOR SALE-8-piece dining room
suite good as new, Mrs. Carl Barn
EFT, Phone 4-7451 702 w. 5th ST.
1-10-2tS
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Brown billfold belonging
to returned veteran. Finder can
keep money, return wallet and
valuable papers to Journal office
and no questions asked. 1t was
lost Monday night at Flecks Place.
G. M. &c Wallace Radcliffe 1-1O-2ts
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FOR SALE-70 fine wool ewes. 2
to 5 years old, due to lamb in APP
ril. Delmer Turner, Byhalia.
1-7-2tS
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FOR SALE-Piano in good repair,
west of Redwood on West Bound
ry Road. Harvey Connolly's.
1-10-2tS
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FOR SALE-Fine lot on East 4th
street in Marysville. Good restaur-
ant and equipment in small town
about 9 miles from MarySville.
Farm of 122 acres on state high
way. l.. K. Collins, Broadway, Roy
Stone, MarySville o. 1-10-2t
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvILLE. oHTt

fE ONION NOONh JOO
FOR SALE-Two vanished pine
doors like new-two panel, 2-6 x
'6-8 x 1873. Hardware included.
James Harmon, 206 West 9th st,
phone 4-S643. 1-10-2t*
cows, fresh and closeup springers.
Jay Mulloney, Raymond. 1-10-2ts
WANTED Job to drive truck
Russell Crider Marysville Rt. l
1-10-2ts
WANTED TO BUY Hay, first
cutting alfalfa or clover mixed
Baled. George Elliot, Milford Cen
ter. 1-10-2ts
Brown billfold belonging
to returned veteran. Finder car
keep money, return wallet and
valuable papers to Journal office
and no questions asked. 1t was
lost Monday night at Flecks Place
G. M. &c Wallace Radcliff 1-1O-2ts
FOR SALES bales of timothy
hay. drop-leaf gate-leg extension
tables Cecil Longberry, a 1/2
miles west of Marysville, Marys-
vile r. 4. 1-10-2ts
FOR SALE - 35 5 months old
White Rock pullets. Phone 4-8588.
1-10-2ts.
FOR SALE-Fine lot on East 4th
street in Marysville. Good restaur-
ant and equipment in small town
about 9 miles from MarySville.
Farm of 122 acres on state high
way. l.. K. Collins, Broadway, Roy
Stone, MarySville o. 1-10-2t
FOR SALE-Seven room house
and store complete, good garage
barn and nearly 3 acres of good.
land, well situated for a general
store and coal or fertilizer bus
mess as it is on railroad siding.
Gasoline pumps will be installed
Well worth the price for a home
alone. For particulars see Cleatus
Baker, l 1/2 miles northwest of
York Center.
FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet coach
all good tires, radio and heater,
in good running order. On Rt. 275,
5 miles out. Mrs. Bertha Green.
1-1O-2tS
FOR SALE - Yellow pop corn
Charles Hagenlocker, miles south
of Ostrander. 1-1O-2tS
FOR SALE-20 fit. grain elevator.
Never been used. Wilbur Smith, 2
miles southwest Marysville.
1-10-2ts
FOR SALES sows with Sc pigs
by side. Leo V. Caplinger. Phone
9F23 MechanicSburg, O., Wood
stock RR l. 1-1O-2ts
FOR SALE-New electric separat-
or, Economy King, Direct Drive,
only used a few months, priced
reasonable. Route Don VanAtta
1-8-2tS
FOR SALE-One, 10 month old,
Toggenburg doe, price $500, Bet
ty Hoffman. 1-10-2tS
FOR SALE-Hot Point electric
range, built in oven, can deliver it
in Feb. F. K. Mcdaniel, Redwood
1-10-2ts
FOR SALE-2OO-7O lb bales No. /
mixed hay mi. north of Raymond
N. G.. Williams. 1-10-2t*
FOR SALE-Enamel coal range.
fair condition. Mrs. N. NJ. Curry,
129 w. Bomford ST., Redwood.
1-10-2tS
FOR SALE-Dairy Queen Sepa-
rator, Speed Queen electric wash
er, Singer sewing machine, rifles
and shotguns. This merchandise is
as. good as new. Also 3 cocker
spaniel pups and one coon hound.
Richard Thorngurg, Claiborne.
1-10-2tS
FOR SALE-Double unit Farm
Master Mixer, complete with a
half horse power motor, used less
than a week. Phone 4-4516. 1-10-
2tS.
FOR SALE-AlmoSt new Cross
power shelter. George Elliott, Mil
ford Center. 1-10-2ts
FOR SALE Collie pups, 9 weeks
old. Call A. c. OhnSman, Milford
Center 2512. 1-1O-2ts
. ECCEV
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-10
STRAW AND GRAIN

$50 bushels hand-husked corn 400 bushels of white
old by day of SALE rs bushels of good oats 100 bales
bushel of timothy seed
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-10

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