Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 27, 12 December 1919 — Page 3

Tra RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGBAU. FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1919.

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$3,645 IN SALE

By WILLIAM R. SANBORN.

The friends and neighbors of Elijah Vnd O. C. Hapner. living 114. miles

north of Eldorado, on the Greenville Jlke, were out in force at the Hapner farm sale, on Thursday. When Auc

tioneer Troutwlne, agreed to call It a day, and H. B. Sell, clerk of the saie, tooted up the sale sheets. It was discovered that the guests of the occasion had Invested 13.645 in farm "plunder" and were toting home the goods. Taken as a whole the sale was more than ordinarily satisfactory. The offering of live stock was not large, but all sold well as to quality and weight A bunch of ewes brought better than late average sale prices, ranging at $12 up; while one pen of six cost James M arkey $84. fit . invs and trtMa 93 fall nlcra

ww mm mmamm pttkU mW U ..M. weighing around 50 pounds, and one 'male comprised the show in the hog ring, and these were quickly disposed of. George Farst paid $84 for 3 gilts, and Jack Bright invested $40.10 in a cow. John Guenther and Levi Fisher also picked up a few hogs at various prices. Bert Geeting bought all the

feeders at from $9.60 down. Farm Implements are not going begging these days, providing they are in serviceable condition. Curtis Geeting took the self binder in at $125; Lemuel Rush paid $62 for a corn planter, while Dan Punderberg considered a 2row corn plow worth $85, which price was also paid for a disc by Curtis Geeting. Bert Spltler got a farm wagon, complete with trimmings, for $79, and J. C. Riley scored on the storm buggy at $45. v Corn 8ells at $1.35. s The price, of corn varies widely at farm sales, depending on local feeding conditions. Sometimes a ' thousand bushels will be split up at various prices, but not so on Thursday, D. M. Eyler bid $1.35 and took the whole crib, 1,000 bushels, more or less. The hay, 10 tons of mixed timothy, all went to the high bidder, James Markey, at from $24.50 to $25.00, in (our lots. The ladies of the Unlversalist church at Eldorado provided an excellent lunch and were liberally . patronized. The members of the "Aid" present and serving were: Mrs. Nellie Penland, Mrs. Harrison Wellbaum, Mrs. Clara Kimmel, Mrs. Oma Rautcaw, Mrs.. Ada Wearon, Mrs. Hattie TJUom, Mrs. Mary Spencer, Mrs. Ollie Campbell, Mrs. Edith Shuman, and

Miss Hattie Wellbaum.

BIG DEMONSTRATION IN MEXICO FOLLOWING ANGELES' ARREST

11- WHrj $ v, iWL,

day with Win. Kirtland and wife near

West Manchester. The following were entertained at the home of Ruth

Leedy near Eaton, Sunday: George, Elmer and Catherine Geting, Ralph,

Bessie, Lottie and Ada Petty, Levi

Spitler, Emerson Filbrun, Ross and Josephine Fisher, Myrtle Miller, Frank and Harley Shock, Virgil, Willie, Susie and Dora Deaton, David Bolen, Wilma

and Morris Hapner and Aaron Flory of

near Dayton..... Ellas Deaton and son

of near Flora, Ind have been staying

at the home of wm. Deaton and family.

. .Hershel Spencer and family spent

Sunday with Walter Reigle and family

of Woodington, Ohio Homer Trick

and family, Mrs. F. E. Schlientz, and

Mrs. Fred Schlientz were in Richmond

Saturday.. . . .Harley Brown and family visited Mrs. Jane Howell of West Man

chester, Sunday Wash and Flora

McKee and Dick Duffield and family were the Sunday guest sof Francis Pence and family Roy Hensel and

Eldorado, 0. F. E. Schlientz and wife, Lowell and Willard Moore. Fred Schlientz and

wife and Bert Schlientz and family of

Brookville were entertained Sunday by Wm. Schlientz and wife of Eaton.

... .Ralph Truitt and family visited relatives and friends in Eaton Sunday.

...Russel Waggoner visited friend3 at Pique, from Saturday until Monday. . . . .Twin babies were born to Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill, of near Gettysburg, , Sunday. One Is a boy named James and the other is a girl named Jean.

Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Culbertson of

Anderson are visiting Fred Eyer and family.. . . .Levi Fisher and wife, Al

bert Wehrley and wife, Wm. Deaton a TClt T .. an. anA

Hnu Wile. lCRlUll W1U pwu auu

Mrs. Mary Shock were the Sunday

vmiests of D. K. Miller and family.. .

Daniel Richards and wife spent Sun-

"DANDERINE PUTS BEAUTY IN HAIR

Girls! A mass of long, thick, gleamx tresses

View of the protest demonstration passing government bandings In Chihuahua.

protest demonstration and called I Threats by Villa to make reprisals on the authorities to release the I for the death of his lieutenant

commander. were greeted with acclaim.

When General Angeles , waa arrested by the Carranzistas the people in Chihuahua City staged a big

former federal

family and Harve Spltler and family were the Sunday guests of Norman Saylor and wife Irvin Kimmel and Roy Hensel spent Monday night and Tuesday In Cincinnati.

Masonic Calendar

Friday, Dec. 12. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated meeting and annual election of officers.

WASTING 1,200,000 TREES

EVERY YEAR

The amount of waste paper collect

ed in all parts of Great Britain in 1914 was one thousand tons per week. "By 1918 this had been increased to 6,000

tons per week, or an Increase of approximately 600 percent. It requires eight trees of mature growth to produce a ton of paper pulp. Every ton

of waste paper which can be substl

tuted will save eight trees for other

uses.

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SUGAR HISTORY IN BRIEF FORM!

Sugar has been an Important article

of commerce since the art of refining

and , crystallsation : waa ; discovered

about the middle of the fourteenth

century. - Sugar cane waa known much

earlier. It was grown to be eaten as

sweet sticks" in p re-historic times In

India and other parts of Asia. It was, however, not before 1606 that

the sugar of beets become widely known. - " .

In that year, Oliver de Serres, a

French agriculturist, published the

result of his experiments on sugar

beets. In 1747, Marggraf, a German chemist, developed a process for extracting the sugar from beets, and In

1782, the first commercial beet sugar

factory was established at Cunern,

Silesia. France subsequently took the. lead In perfecting the technical development of this branch of sugar

extraction. v -

FIGHTING CRABS OF JAPAN ; In Japan there Is a specie of the crab which la always looking for a tight. As soon as two of them meet they challenge each, other by scraping their claws together and , then they rush at each other and struggle until on Is exhausted, but he still keep on scraping his claws In defiance of the other. The victor then twist oft one of the claw of th Yanqulshed

on and carries It oft as a, trophy of

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