Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 36, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1923 — Page 3

Field Goals PH-atur RcorTZ «”t IWd In ihp 0“* gyßl ' „ Wh Won —— H, llt Whito fliiro did give a goad ae.of tiimwlf la*t night- “ look * X ( w" Moot* baa an abb- aubati lU(P to fill Steif's shoes. . w Won— — rduffton again .iPiponnlrat.-S that .... H maping comeback when they ", d the fast travelling Marion team points last night. Bluffton only counted 9 points, but according to rH lh pv took several more shots * the basket in the second half than Marion did. We Won Out of bounds says that Union Cont„r dope is all off. lie’s gone to barking bis own Bluffton aggregation now and he drops the hint that ! they are going to burn holes in the joor of our n< w gym on March 2 and We Won Thorntown defeated Young Ameri,a, -IB to 26 last night. It can be done, boys. We Won Jack Teeple showed some real basketball ability last night. He. was Hl. mely clever with the ball and made those Auburn players look so. ;:>.h many times. .Tack was at his best last night. We Won Portland here next Friday night. Can we beat them. I'll say so. The annua) tonnage of cargoes entwin:.' and leaving Tokyo Bay is more : than 5,000,000 tons. o Hogs fed by automatic mechanical devices are fattened for market more quickly than those fed by hand. On the TTebelof Islands is the world's largest seal rookery, containfti|, some 600.000 "sea bears." -.. ... PUBLIC SALE As I am goin? to unit farming I'll offer for sale on the Sam Lott farm 5 miles southeast of Decatur or 1 mile Mg of Pleasant Mills, on Wednesday, February 14 c ’->i° w<ll commence at 10:30. HORSES & MULES—One bav mare, 4 years old. in foal, weight 14'<0 lbs.: sorrel horse. 9 vears old. w.li'ht 1250 Tbs.: one snan of mnles, weight 2750. 9 vears old. 3 Head of CATTl.F—Holstein & Jersey cow. 4 w*s old. giving good flow of milk; Dirham cow, 5 years old, fresh in JIa""h: .Terser cow. 6 vears nid. fresh in March. 125 Head of CHICKENS. HAY and GRAIN—6 ton of-hay in mo" : oats in bin: 40 shocks of corn In field; 150 hit. corn in crib: straw In mow. IMPLEMENTS — Deering bHler, 8-ft; 1. H. C. corn planter: cid’lvator: riding breaking nlow: 2 ’ Iking plows; strike tooth harrow; n> ver- wagon; beet rack and hog r? k combined; buggy, good as new; *■' of work harness; 3 horse collars: *"■ buggy harness; chicken coops: w- ■•-ral cord of wood; DeLaval separgood as new; hard coal burner' Round Oak wood stove: double tr ■>>: single trees: shovels and foiks: other articles too numerous to n Ho» All these are as good as new "ERMS OF SALE —$5 and under, ca h - over that amount a credit of 9 it''ths; purchaser giving a good b; hkable note bearing 8 percent ini’ ”t the last 3 months. 4 percent for cash over 15.00. « , CHESTER C. LOTT J 1 rv Daniels, Auct. I "k Masters, clerk. lunch will be served on grounds. 10-12 •— HEAVY SNOW IN TEXAS t -al People Get Letter Tcliiti-j Os First Snow tn. Twenty Pears lr - and Mrs. E. F. Gass received a letter this morning from Mr. and ? ■ Wismantel. of Bandera, Texas, s ' ting that they had three inches of s ' "w. It started to snow Saturday II ■ rntng and by Sunday every grown " n and kiddie had made sleds and v re having a time of their lives, for th s was the first snow there in tweniv years. Some of the residents of I- idica had never seen snow before "'I sleighing and coasting were I at sport for all. Mrs. Weismantel stated that their b'"me was kept busy all day Sunday ’• l ing them if they didn’t feel at mine to see snow for this was the II ■■’t snow they had seen since they Waukegan, 111,, several years ago. ' "Pie had their garden made when •i and Mrs. Gass left there the Part of January. Everything ' i frozen, even the wild flowers on bill sides. Cactus, which is quite • '”od for the cattle, was all frozen. • ow had fallen all through the Rio ■ ande valley. Bandera lies fifty southwest of San Antonio, Tex. r and Mrs. Gass spent two tllere and on Christmas day j , Was as hot as any day in July e X and ° n D*®' 24th Weismantle’s Purty aiDed f ° r them Wlth tt laWn , , 1 ■ - t~«i ANT ADS BARN—S—S—S ’ *~WANT ADS earn— l—l—|

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