davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-01

factory tests, it measured up in every
way to the championship perfor-
nance records set by other John
Deere Diesel Tractors tested at Lin
coin, Nebraska.
From radiator to drawbar, the new
Model 40 is the ultra-modern trac-
tor in the 5-plow field. Your John
Deere dealer is eager TO show and
demonstrate it to you. See him soon,
and drive the new John Deere Model
40" Diesel Tractor!
0roximotelY IS hp. on the belt; 81 on the drawbal.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-01
New 2I-FooF DoUbIe-Aefion .

Here's big capacity shown in action below. It's the ne
Diesel diskino 2lfoot swah with the Model
capacity like this, your big jobs done in hurry at
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Deatonville

Mrs Henry divers children
gave her a surprise birthday party
Thursday night Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Oils,
Nj and Mrs Weldon King. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pope and family.
Mrs. John Elliott and children,
Maggie fnis. Thea and Ted, also
Lou and Make Adkins
Mr and Mrs Chuck Brown. Of
South Hill spent the week end
With Mr. and Mrs Henry Oliver
Mr.. and Mrs 8tanly OILS and son
were dinner guests in the Oliver
home. Sunday
Mrs. Virginia Robertson and
children spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs. While Simpson. Of Face
Mrs. Alice jenkins spent last
week in Newport News with her
sister. Mrs Esther Parker. She
also visited relatives In Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon King and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. J G.
King Of Amelia. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Kang. Of Mannboro. Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. E1lis White and
son. Of Norfolk. CALVIN Meador
. Of Richmond. and Earl Meador. OF
Warsaw. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Meador
. Dorothy Oliver Mike Adkins and
Whitman and James King Visited
/ Miss Marie Mann. Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell. ~
/ DanWlle, spent Sunday and Mon
| day with Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Hamlet.
I Charlie Joyce and son. Johnny
! Of farmyille. visited Mr. and Mrs
1 Dawson Joyce. Sunday
| Thet Joyee's had d family re-
1 union at the house OF Mrs. Eelia
/ Joyce the first Sunday All ths
I children were present but Broadus
i Joyce and all the grandchildren
/ but Lewellyn
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Vester Jenklai
| VISITED Miss Clara Allen. OF TO
baccoulle. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs Rodger Burton
. OF Morven. visited Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Mann, Sunday afternoon.
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Sc per inch



Jew BRICK HOMES bed.
foorns. two baths, living room,
dining room. kitchen. On Fourth
avenue extended. Call $50 or l54
8-27-tf
1000 ACRES along shore line Of
beautiful BuRgs Island Lake
Choice cottage and home sites
close 70 waters edge. 81 900 acres
Of water. wonderful fishing and
boating. Sold by acres or lots. w.
Hundley, Boydton. Va 3-l5-l0p
TtAcTOit-Oliver n With n.y.
drauiie log cart, good condition
r. G Goodwin Planning Mil.
Powhatan. Va Phone 4422. 3-25-tf
PRACTICALLY NEW 5 room
house on Woodrow Ave Space for
2 additional rooms second floor
available Liberal terms . II
Written 4-1-tf
~-~~~ 49,
spfaF F. Du ~ 10 ~ Dfl tilliESt
a0% to 95ez laying Leghorns.
s0fo to 95% laying Super Hamp-
shire Reds. Is mos. lay period
Our White Rock chicks are from
stock that averaged Al lbs at 10
weeks. second heaviest In contest
Fast growing New Hampshire
cockerels So per hundred Pull
forum and typhoid clean Come
see these great layers or write for
free literature Trails End Poul-
try Farm Gardonsville va
4-ll-20p
LAND 4 room house. SO : acres.
five miles southwest of F'armyllle
Price 81 900 J b Wall, Jr., At
torney 4-l-4tp
LAWN AND PLANT fertilizer
Nov is the time to fertllize grass
and shrubs. See as for that good
VIC Fertilizer 6-8-G or 5-l0-5
Both are recommended for your
yard Kayton Coal Co, Farm
VILE Phone lG6. ASST
-
USED WASHING MACHINE
like new Mrs f. II Morris. Jr
Rte 6. Farmyille. phone 1921
4-8-2t
~~~~~~ ~~--
FISH POND FERTILIZER Don {
forget your fish ponds. They need
fertilizer 10 grow food for your
fish. We recommend 5-8-4 and be
sure 1t is VIC Fertilizer from
Kayton Coal Co phone l66 4-5-tf
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CARD OF THANKS

TO THANK our many friends
and neighbors for all their kind-
ness through the past weeks. Ray
Weaver and family 4-l5-lp
BIVENS--I wish 70 thank my
many friends for their kindness
and sympathy during the illness
and at the death Of my mother
Mrs, Lula Thompson 4i5-lp
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VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of Buckingham
C...n.

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court OF Bucking ham
County
To the heirs al Law Of Lula ]
Burns. deceased whose names
Are unknown
You are hereby notified that a
tract Of land situated in James
River District. Buckinsham Coun-
ty, Virginia. listed upoh the com
missioner books for The year Of
1854. in the name of Lula J
Burns as rs acres. and therein To-
caly described rs being on Route
No else c. I'd. adjoining Boat
wright and Lythgoe, was sold on
April TO- 1851 for delinquent
taxes. levies and costs. to the
Commonwealth of Virginia. and
application for the purchase
thereof has been flied in this Of
flee.
And ii appearing from the rec
ords OF this Office that you are
interested in said tract. you are
further notified to appear in four
months from the date Of this no.
tice to do what may be necessary
To protect your interest
Given under my hand this 10th
day Of March 1855.
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Bucking-
ham County
j. r. SNODDY, JR. Attorney
Dillwyn va. 3-25-4t
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SERVICES


DITCHING -- let IL dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc by ma
chine, especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483. Farmyille. Va. 4-2l-tf
% . - -
LET US RE- UPHOf.ST'ER your
furniture like new. Free esti-
mates given. Reliable Upholstery
Co, phone Drake 2-420l. Chase
City, Va. 3~l8-Bt
TAXI Phone 78 Cradles Cab
under new management Depend
able service. all passengers insur-
ed. Gail rs. 3-ll-20p
& IAACKEY Well
Drilling IA inch well SO SO
foot. 5/8"-s4 so SIS 90.
Galvanized Casing used NJ. II
Slayton. Falmville. Phone 2034J
4-l5-6tp
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FOR SALE


aIia Oh e'saaFaitSs7'.a ta3s 70 peel
- " Faisae' ss'sse.a4 factory pfice
g@'D aA'4atA@ Ao"
4'''' - ~ ~.
BaY WORRY about troublesome
zIn Infection. Try v-J-o. Grays
Drugs I2-2I-5lp IF
~-~~~~ -~---~~- ~-~
motor Al shape May be seen at
FarmYllae Crown station K f.
.5eil1leF, faEmEllle a-S-2p
- C.-,-, ,o1 a. -.
9... ,1D.1i
bFsike 4-orZtf r.
cTt(shr, ind - 20 o. 60
ar, s.,,,.. c..,.-..,..,...,t 49,.
'-N--e' ~ -
4~6-2t'F3
estspnsr,Etx ~ aIerr..-. g@,'a-,
In ali nrdero ,,ade j, H., saor
.,7tiI ~ - Arnto u pntnag
,eeistered carrattfer 3os ao,tA
uafn Qtraef 7ayrry.1ts ae9p
Observation-Disclosures
amy rcorrp A...,o J, II,
uy,Ign, 49, r,,a,,. a~nf1Ia,t
,and+tto eeno III at yr..I,4a1.,-
conaitlon $1oo.oo each Windfo"
L1aiiy faiTn Ft 8 Blackstone
Va, Phone Blackstone i7f022
= l5-2t
CUB TRACTOR used less than
two months. completed with disc
dra1 and ploWs No reasonable
offer refused Apply + Weinberg
4~i5-lt
80, ,,-r.- -,r-
ant Bee supplies Frank Defren
backer Wealtlia 4t5-3tp
-
~, - - ~ ~ i4''-i i,'''i''
ton at sacrifice price r.5geiy little
Splbet piano. bench to match
Standard make Just pay small
payment on delivery 81 piano. fin
ish few small payments monthly
Write Credit Accounts, p o Box
1873 Charlotte n G for full par
ticulars 4-i5-2t
2 e1i''' IT. '~''ihi''a .--''''ii goa "
stoif ana gas Sta1l0'i' o'i'oe'
,5'"'' ''''''' ''''>''''''' 81 %,
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County March II 1851
Lemuel G Bland Administrator
G. { Of the estate OF James
Wesley Bland. deceased. ct al.
Complalnaflts
vs. In Chancery
Willie Jackson. In his own right
and as Assignee OF Daniel Jack
SON Irving Jackson. Pettus
Jackson. Jr.. and Mary Jackson
Trent ct al Defendants
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit Is I'd
effect partition among the opn-
ers by sale or otherwise OF the
real property in the Town o!
Farmville. Virginia. known rs 400
Park Avenue. OF which Lucy Jack
son and Pettus Jackson cied
seised and possessed. further DIES.
ignated on the Town Map as lot
No 300-6O2
An affidavit having been made
and filed that Dennis Mosbv Es-
teile Stuart and Erwin Mosby are
non residents of the State OF Vim
GINA Il Is ordered that the said
resident defendants. namely
Bonnie Mosby Estelle Stuart, and.
Erwin MoSby do appear within
ten days after due publication OF
this order and do what may be
necessary to protect their an
terests.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE NORING FAII.WEII
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OPPORTUNITIES

FOR RENT service station and
lunchroom, new building, located
at intersection Of routes 40 and
46 Good opportunity to develop
local trade. See j F Chambers.
Va. 4-15-2t
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! Use Pc EZ4SSzsz@. FOR Q0icF results
SERAr ICES


For reliable Taxi Service phone
$50 Hugh Wells. more than 20
years Of taxi service In Farrnville.
3-I5-tf
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VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court of Buckingham Coun-
~. on this End day of April.
1855:
To the heirs al Law Of James l..
Gordon. a colofed man. deceased
whose names are unknown
Order of Publication
You are hereby notified that
two tracts OF land aggregating
III acres. situated In MaysyIlle
District. Buckingham County,
Virginia. about two miles north Of
the Courthouse of said county
listed upon the commissioners
land books for said Maysville Dis
trict. cOlored sheet. in the name
Of James l.. Gordon as 1924 acres,
was sold on April IS, l947 for de-
linquent taxes. interest and cost
to the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
aud an application for the nur-
chase thereof has been filed in
this office
And il appearing from the re-
cords in this office that you are
interested in said lands. you are
further notified to appear in four
months from the date Of this
notice and do what may be ne
cessary to protect your interests.
And an affidavit having b 9 G n
made and filed that the heirs Of
James l.. Gordon are unknown, 1t
is ordered that this notice be pub
llshed once q week for four sue
cassive weeks In the Farmyille
Herald. d newspaper published III
Farmville. Virginia and Of gem
eral circulation in the said County
Of Buckingham
John c. Spencer. CLERK
@ M Rogers. p. g.
Buckingham, Virginia
4-8-4t
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FOR RE,,T

~
COUNTRY HOME & rooms anG
bath. SO acres with equipped
chicken house Hot water. hard
wood floors. electricity. excellent
garden, 10 acres pasture. hog lot
orchard. School bus route. hard
surface road Seven miles East
Farnigilie. SIS per month Shown
by appointment only Some ma
hogany furniture optional Edwin
CraIie. phone rs, Farmville. Va
4-l5-2tp
I HREE ROOMS. street level. for
btautly parlor No steps 10 climb.
VIZ furnish part Of equipment,
water and heat. Reasonable rent
Applicants must furnish refer
ence as to reliability and effici-
ency. Apply TO Mrs M Nj Layne.
!06 High Street. Farmville. Va.
81 phone 1927. 4-l5-ltp
. 80 - % - = : - ~~~~
APARTMENT for
rent Phone 800 day Of 1904 M
night. 4-l5-tf
FOUR ROOMS and bath. private
entrance. Call 27l before S . m.
u 277 after S p. III. Mrs Blanche
Fulcner. TOO Oak St 4-l5-lp
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"Sove those surprises. BUY or
RENT your business property
from London G. Atkins insuf-
once and Real Estote Co"
FOR SALE
Res. 8 rooms and bath, central oil
heat. suitable for two apis. large
lot in good section of FarInville
Very special at $4,000. Terms.
James River Farm Of 46 acres
with old 6 room house, 40 acres in
high state Of cultivation, only
S. 900.
Res. 4 rooms, bath and lot, look
270 located miles from Farm
vile on paved road In excellent
condition. only 3 years old $4,000
Res. S rooms, bath and lot l60x
800 located In desirable neighbor-
hood on edge Of Farmville. Hard
wood floors. floor furnace Only
$4,000. $500 down and bal Ike
rent
s acres and rm. dwelling with
basement on Hwy, As. miles from
Flrmville. Good we'll. several out
buildings Only $500.
Res 10 rooms. bath and basement.
located on Buffalo st. Large lot
Price only s6500
Lots. valuable frontage on r
Third St. in Farmville.
8 acres. 6 room dwelling, 10 miles
from Farnvllle. IL acres tobacco.
$4,000.
"a acres. with neu 6 rm. dwelling
on good state road miles from
Farmyille In Cumberland Co
Good well, and electricity. Only
$4,000
| FARMS. rs good farms, large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland, Appomattox
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
lots In the Davidson subdivision
Eater and sewage.
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT: 4 rooms, bath S35
a month Harry Pearloye. College
Shoppe 3-l8-Sp
& ROOM DWELLING at us S
Virginia st. S45 month Iandon
Atkins. Realtoy. Farmvilie Va
3-25-tf
-~~~-~-~
APARTMENT two large rooms.
three blocks from Nam street,
$50 per month Landon Atkins.
Realtor. Farmyllle Phone BOOM
Or T9s A-l-tf
HOUSE n Mod m 2-bedrooRn
house, completely furnished for
SIX months period Write House
care Of the Herald, Fa,mville,
4-5-tf
NEWLY DECORATED Apartment
for rent. Phone 80 4-5-4tp
- 's~--r1-~
HOUSES rooms and bath, cleo
trio water heater On Spruce ST.
Call 535 after o'clock
4-8-4p If
-e,--~- -
APARTMENT ~ Furnished. OAK
street. couple. Contact Eunice
Alien. 310I Second Ave. Rich
mond. Phone 3-5lio 4~8-3tp
APARTMENT Newly decorated
/ 400 Second Avenue See j w
fTetweu 4-io-Zp
| APARTMENT rooms and bath
first floor. los s Virginia ST
Phone Asst 4-i5-5p
80 --@--e =
| APARTMENT completely fur
nished. private. air conditioned
| Suitable for four ladies or couple
outside city limits Phone 3034-M
nights. 3-i5-ti
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Defendants
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is 70
have the Court construe the VIII
Of Louisa r Hughes and 10 par
tition. in. one OF the modes pre-
scribed by Law, the land owned
Jointly by the complainant and
the defendants and TO determine
their rights therein.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed tina, the defend
ants William E. Hughes, John
O. Hughes. Jr!. and Tommy
Hughes are not residents OF the
State Of Virginia. 1t Is ordered
that they do appear here within
ten days after due publication
hereof. and do what may be ne
cessary to protect their interest
In this suit
A Copy -TeSte;
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
J b BOATWRIGHT. p. q
Buckingham. Va. 4-s-4t
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
In the Clerks Office Of the cir
cult Court OF the County Of
Buckingham, on the Isl day Of
April 1855
Winnie Hughes West In Her
own Right and As Admx c l. o
of Louisa r. Hughes Plaintiff
against
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USED CARS

~~
1850 STUDEBAKER. clean, 500
of regular price this week. l949
Plymouth. 4-door sedan. runs like
new. price reduced 500 for rest
OF week. l948 Chevrolet Fleetline.
u price 1926; l949 Chevrolet. r.
door radio heater chea pest buy
in town. Fourth Street Motor Co
Fourth Street. Farmv4 Va.
Dealer license No 1850 4-15-1p
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TO THE VOTERS OF PRINCE
EDWARD COUNTY, announce
my candidacy for reelection to-
the office OF Commissioner Of
Revenue for the County OF Prince
Edward. subject to Democratic
Primary. July .. 1855 1t has been
a pleasure to serve you in the past
years. and / promise to discharge
my duties TO the best OF my abil-
ity If elected 10 serve you again
] will appreciate your vote and
your support Vernon G. Womack.
Farmville. Va. 4-i5-2
BRYANT want 10 thank every
one and especially the Bucking-
ham and Scottsville volunteer fire
department for their help In fight
ing fire on my place near Glen
more. Buckingham County. Sat
urday April o II w Bryant
Manteo Va 4-l5-lp
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9EW BRICK HOMES bed.
rooms. two baths. living room,
dining room. kitchen. On Fourth
avenue extended. Call $50 or l54
8-27-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

TO THE VOTERS OF LEIGH
DISTRICT Of Prince ward
County HAVING been appointed
TO FIJI the unexpired term Of the
late II b Wilson. Jr,. hereby.
announce my candidacy to be- rec
elected to succeed myself 10 the.
, Board Of Supervisors OF Prince
Edward County. subject to demo-
cratic primary to be held July 10.
1855 Your support and vote viii
bc appreciated
HUGH NJ JENKINS
4-I5-2p
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TO THE VOTERS OF BUCK =
COUNTY:

TO THE VOTERS OF BUCK
COUNTY,:
I. b +. Sneddy. do hereby an
nounee my candidacy for the Of
flee of Treasurer Of buckingham
ham County. subject to the Dem
ocratic primary elections In July.
am native Of Buckingham
County and long supporter OF
the straight Democratic party. !
feel we'll qualified for this otisre
through public experience. I have
served as. Deputy Sheriff. Deputy
Treasurer for seven year and for
the past ten years as Deputy
Commissioner Of Revenue. !.
am also engaged In the mer~
camille business and many civic
activities of the county.
If elected ! promise to perform
the duties of the office ne best
Of my ability. Your vote and sup.
port Will be greatly appreciated.
p. f SNODDY 3-2S-4tp
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TTtAcTOR-Oliyer n with n.y.
draulie log cart, good condition
r. G Goodwin Planning Mil.
Powhatan. Va Phone 1922. 3-25-tf
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NOTICE

TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY: | hereby an
nounce my candidacy for the of
:icve of Treasurer of Cumberland
County, subject 10 the Democratic
Primary on July IL. 1855. Yout
support and vote Will be greatly
appreciated CHARLES WON
ACK. JR. a-5-stp tF}
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PRACTICALLY NEW 5 room
house On Woodrow Ave Space for
2 additional rooms second floor
available Liberal terms . II
Written Att
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

Order OF Public alton


william f Hughes, ct ais ,.a
Defenda rfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
ON THE CLUB CALENDAR

4. Thiessen. 1918 South Arlington
Ridge road Arlington: elections.
Saturday, IL am. Manor House
Chapter. with Miss Jennie J. Her-
ris. 400 Twenty-frst street NV,
meeting and luncheon, annual re-
STdsy, 1880 p.m MaTeia Buns
Chapter. with Mrs. s. Clifford Well
Ter University Park. Nd. luncheon
meeting, annual reports. Saturday,
pm. 3 Pluribus Unum Chapter.
chapter house. luncheon and meet
ing, election Of o1aeers. Saturday.
with Mrs. Paul J, Christian. 371I
Huntinston street NV. annual
Veports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
Barbara Dobyns
Is ENGAGED

Col. Thomas CAN'T Dobyns,
USA (ret0 and Mrs. Dobyns
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Barbara CAN'T
to Ensign Robert Franklin
Jones, jr., USN, son of former
Representative and Mrs. Rob-
ert Franklin Jones of Lima,
Ohio, and Norwood, Md. A
July wedding is planned.
Miss Dobyns was graduated
from the Holton- Arms School
and the Woman's College of
the University Of North Caro-
lima. At present she is teach
ing in the public schools of
Winston Salem, N. c.
Ensign Jones was graduated
from the Bulls Preparatory
School and the United States
Naval Academy and Is now
ationed in Norfolk, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
Miss Keoley
To Be Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Kealey
of Jeanette. Pa. announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Janice to Mr.. Neale
Birdsall, son Of Mrs. Sidney
Birdsall of Plainfield, N. j.,
and Mr.. Gregg c. Birdsall, jr.,
of Suffern. N. Y.
Mr.. Birdsall is also the
grandson of Mrs. Grett Gus
tbs Birdsall and the late DR..
Birdsall and Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Neale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01

the University Of Maryland.
Mr.. Delphey. a lieutenant In
the United States Air Force
Reserve, is a graduate Of the
University of Maryland.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
Miss Jackson Engaged

MIR. and Mrs. T. Floyd Jack
son of Arlington announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Matha Anne to Mr.. Ray Gary
Delphey, jr., son of MIR. and
Mrs. Delphey of Washington.
Miss jackson is attending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

on our low.cost
Deferred Payment
Plan, 9x12 rug
would be 9.75 down
and 500 a month
for IL months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
MOVE OUTDOORS
IN COMFORT AND STYLE
Salterini wrought iron
"Sta.Out" group

"Sta.Out" group
Here is the gracious Solterni touch in
traditional design wrought iron pieces
for use outdoors-yeor round. Each
piece is Nevo-Rust processed to ward
off rust and help keep its rich statutory
bronze finish. See these and other
wrought iron pieces in our wide collec-
ton Of Solterini.
l. Chair and tray. $3.50
2. Nest of three cocktail tobles. 1850
3.-Two-pieee sectional SOTO: left or
right section, each, $3.50
frosty white or gold"
Troy summer furniture
4. Tubular steel, spring base arm chair
with q cool, comfortable expanded
metal seat and back. White enamel.
1900
S. Something very special is this Troy
loofer with an onodized gold" frome
with q woven Soron Plastic cover $500
6. Folding tobIe Of cord tobIe size, 81"
square, %" high, expanded metal top,
plastic eIides on feet to prevent floor
mar. 3I.5O
Matching folding chairs with adjust
oble back. Cool and airy expanded
metal. Fold flot for cosy storage.
Each, 11.5O
W5L-Furniture, 9Th Floor
-. also Chevy Chase
On our low.cost Deferred
Payment Plan
2.piece Salterini sectional
would be 100 down,
600 a month for II months
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13

kets in 1855. "a livestock auction
market today renders a unique
and highly specialized type of
service" he said. "The day has
long passed where the livestock
producer or feeder can sell his
cattle direct to a buyer who looks
at his cattle at his ranch or feed
lot and there takes delivery. Com
petition must be brought to play
under the most favorable condi-
tons and buying power must be
maintained in volume to assure
the highest net price to the man
selling his cattle. The livestock
auction market does these things
and many more to render a COM
plete marketing service"
In commenting upon the volume
of cattle sold at the Billings
Livestock Commission in 1854, "A.
j. Jerry Langman, president,
said, eve r pleased and graft
fled over the increased number of
consignors and the larger volume
of cattle in 1854. I would like to
reduce to a formula that anyone
could understand, just how many
increased dollars it mean to a
consignor to sell his cattle at a
market where real competitive
marketing conditions are main
tanned. The consignors who sell
their cattle in Montana should all
be aware of the favorable position
they enjoy where the west coast
and the corn belt states r COM
peting for their feeder cattle. Our
markets bring that competition
into play under conditions that
cannot otherwise be equaled. On
fat cattle the demand has increas-
ed to the point where all major
packers as we'll as our increasing
number of independent packers
maintain buyers to insure the
purchase of their requirements at
Montana livestock auction mar
kets.
The Montana Livestock Markets
Assn. has taken the lead among all
livestock marketing agencies in
the nation in declaring 'beef
promotion" as one of the factors
of their marketing service. Under
the plan inaugurated in the fall
of 1854 the Montana livestock auc-
ton markets each equal on any
head of cattle sold at their mar
ket the same sum the consignor