FOR SALE Automobiles windshields and more
An assortment of small ads including FOR SALE AUTO WIND SHIELDS and window glass from Moon's shop near Post Office. Also bargains on a Brunswick phonograph and records, Good Jonathan apples, popcorn, white and red beans, and a lost roll of papers containing two army discharges. Readers are directed to contact various local sellers and locations such as Sugar Factory Hotel and Route 2 for inquiries and rewards.
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Poptoffice
Brunswick “Phonograph
BE. Jones
Sugar Factory
Aty
Omaha Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed in Early Trade
Omaha reports hogs active and steady to strong with top bids near 9 dollars, while bulk prices hover around 8.50 to 9.0 for various weights. Cattle receipts show beef steers and stockers generally higher by about a quarter, with feeders around 8.75 and top early sales near 11 per pound. sheep and lambs advance modestly with yearlings steady and top lambs climbing.
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Omaha
Butter And Eggs Market Report From Chicago
Chicago dispatch notes butter prices higher with creamery at 88 2c and egg receipts totaling 1 461 cases with firsts 4 65c and ordinary firsts 66 0c. Poultry alive unsettled. fowls 146 23. turkeys 40c. Potatoes steady with 51 cars received. Northern white sacks $1.35-1.45 per cwt. pork $1.45-1.55 per cwt. Minnesota and North Dakota Rad River Ohio sacks $1.60.
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Chicago
Qark
Minnesota
North Dakota
Liberty bonds quotes and market notes from New York
Liberty bonds closed with prices showing the 3 31 28 bid at 89.90 and various series around 84.80 to 94.96, including Victory issues. In Seattle Everett high school star Janoch Brigshaw Brigshaw returns to his alma mater as coach after seasons away.
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Liberty
BONDS
New
Janoch Brigshaw
Everett,Washington
Igs
University of Washington Star
Market Rally Lifts Wheat After Bank Failure Concerns
London bank failure shadows grains but late rebound lifts wheat and corn. March wheat to 1.64 1-2, May 1.61 1-4 with mixed results in oats and provisions. Washington relief news aids bulls as exports and light country offerings cushion declines. Cash grain quotes show No. 1 Northern wheat at 1.68 to 1.71 in Minneapolis. Chicago bids softer on red wheat and mixed corn.
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London
Washington
Seaboard
Mineapolis
Pendleton Plans Seed and Livestock Show
Pendleton Oregon outlines plans for a northwest grain and hay show to run September 12 through 24. Fred Bennion, county agriculture agent, says the event will be the largest of its kind west of Chicago, growing from a successful local hay and grain exhibit held last fall. A four-man committee is organizing with support from the Rotary Club, commercial association, Umatilla farm bureau, and many local commercial clubs in Umatilla County.
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Pendleton
Washington
Idaho
Nampa
Ore
Fred Bennion
Chicago
Pendicton
Rotary Club and Commercial Association
Umatilla
Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair with Sage and Sylphair
An old time hair dye claim promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sylphair compound to restore natural color and luster to faded or gray hair. It suggests easy application with a sponge or brush, promising darker, glossy hair after one or two uses. The ad also notes a 100 day special and a product row with business suits in the same page.
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Wyeth
Kentucky father dies from overwork in mountains
In Harlan Kentucky John Calahan, an unschooled mountain man, dies from overwork while supporting his children after his wife’s death. The obituary portrays him as an uncrowned local hero who sacrificed for his family.
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Harlan
John Calahan
Kentucky
Twin Falls Idaho Business Directory and Land Notices
A mixed page listing local businesses in Twin Falls Idaho including analytical chemists and piano tuners, followed by several land and legal notices. It includes final proof deadlines, witness names, and public land sale announcements, with names such as Ben R. Gray and H. E. Powers, plus dates in January 1921 and December 1920.
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Nwith
Sabbot
Township
Boine Méridian
H. E. Powers
Twin ‘Falls
Idaho
Richard J. Williams
Twin Falls
Martin J. Macaw
Filer
Roy Smalley
Buhl
George Butley
Twin Fale
Ben R, Gray
Reglater
Lros Department
Te Land Office
R. Hoffman
Martin Olsen
Arthur Shades
WiLliam Keller
J. G. Walker
Churchil
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Hailey
The
General Land Office
Congress
George D. Crockett
Rock Creek
B. M
Register
Opwin ‘Fale
Chronicle
Department’ of ‘the Interior
Richard Williama
Twin Fails
Homer
Range
Boise
Meridian
H.H. Powers
U. S
Tolano
Buhi
Henry
Macaw
Martin 5. Macaw
George Batley
Ben R. Gray
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Jonathan
A. Hill
Scond Avenue
Cal
Fifth Avenue East
Twin Falls Dehydrating Co
Maroa
E. B. Ripley
Bacon
Bank and Trust Building
Orlando
Liloyd-Craven Company
2Nd St. East
COATS
Main East
Pavley
Timothy Geed
Twins Falls
Smith Rice
Betty
Beaus
Boqrbelis
Drs. Wyatt Chabopsacinr
3Rd Ave Ave
Alco Clothes
Glaub
R. Pooley
Heath
Rogerson Hotel
Flowdr
First National Bank
C. A. Robinson
Bank & Trust
L. Fr. Roberts
Taylor Cummins Sunek Bid -Inine
Jas. R. Bothwell
W. Orr. Chapman
James H. ‘Wise
Notary Pabile
Oben
Bank & Tras
E. V. Larsen
Cottillion Hall
Asher B. Wilson
First National Bank Building
W. P. Guthrie
Shoehone Grocery Ee
E. M. Wolfe
Reome
I. D. Btore
John W. Graham
F. R. Cox
Gustav G. Flechtner
Third Avenue 7
Worth
Howell Beauty Parlor
Main Avenue North
Third Ave
Krenge
Machine Company
Second Ave
South Blacksmiths
Baliermakera
Weaern
TOY Town Bring the Kiddies
West
Idatio Auto’and Supply Co
Indiana Trucks
Red'carl
Service Diamond Ed'w. CO
É Too
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Southern Division
Joseph T. Krivanek
Gsth
Teingusys
Chapman
Bey
District Ofdaho
Edward E. Stewart
A. D
State of Idaho
Orr Chapman
Department of the ‘Interior
U. B Lana
Hatley
Martin