The Clayton News, 1922-12-15
The front page of 1922-12-15. 447 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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447 wordsEach block below is one column or story as the page set it. This is microfilm of 1920s newsprint, so the reading carries mistakes; nothing has been corrected, because correcting a name invents one. Blocks that read as noise rather than language were dropped whole.
y necessary lo conserve the pun- You maJ. rmpmber that Mr. !ic interest. Harding was going to adorn tho You would therefore- render a white House windows wilh lighted distinct service lo your community cutidles lat Chrislmas ovc. A rop- tiy warning and strongly advising rtw.ntaUvo of the Underwriter all owners of filled or partly tilled laboratories, an organization which ISMH "War" Savings vi Stamp) Cor- ,i,.Voles ils energies lo preventing
Having hen appointed by Mr. Irn Scfton. dtilricl manager or the l)io l)io-logical - logical l)io-logical Survey lo poison coyoles, you are liwreby notified lliat I have the poUon at my place and all parlies who signed the petition can got their iwrtloii with instruelions how to ' use IL All partios who dosiro lo use tills aro Invited to call and get It, as 11 is fra. Pluaso call and gat It ae I lave lo make my report lo the gnvarnmonu W. II. BLAKE.
tificales. which mature January 1. fr0Si telegraphed to tho Proaidont ll. lo accept, not less for them an( a3ked him not lo do to becauso than their face value of S't per nis (,xamplo would bo widely fol- slamp. This t'rlificalc is in form 0W(Mj nnd would turn Chrislmas of Hie lillle ivory-colored folder to rny Into a day of mourning in many which the HUH series of green 5 i,omM.
nog liuquerques. Tliese exchanges and redemptions Ornnl county taxes for 1922 aro can be readily effected now at any lowest in stato. monev-order Post. Ofrico or by ap- Albuquerque Pash and door plant plicaíion to Ihe Federal lleserv;e here to expend $35,000 om improve- llattk of Kansas City and its branch- ments. es. either direct or through local Carls 173 bales cotton ecll for
CLAYTON POST OFF1CK The week preceding Christmas day is the busiest in the. year in ihe. Poslal service, because oí the largo number of "packages handled, Frequently packages are lost, dam damaged, - aged, damaged, or destroyed, because of the excessive weight of mail at tins time. All packages should be ecurel wrnnned and plainly addressed with
Wcllesloy Hills. Mass.. Deccmher I), 1922. There has been much dis discussion - cussion discussion of lalo as to whether the building boom has spent itself, Itog Itog-er - er Itog-er W. Uabson evidently doesn't think it ha. In commenting today on the building oullook he called attention to several bullish factors.
perimenting Willi methods (o facil facilítalo - ítalo facilítalo building m Ihe winter lime. The use of canvas protection for bricklaying, salamanders and steam jets lo prevent freezing of concrete. Mid oilier methods of combatting baJ weather are being more gen generally - erally generally ndopled.
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