Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Se 1920 CROPS ARE OAFE, RAIN FOR SEEDING NEEDED Temperatures of Past Week Be-| low Normal With Light Frost in Some Localities; Live- stock Conditions Good By GEO. W. PITMAN. (U. 8. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne.) The week was changeable and slight~ ly cooler than normal. Day tempera- tures averaged 81; night, 51; and daily extremes of 98 and 31 were reported. Light frost was reported on the morn- ing of the 21st in a few localities. Showers were local and fairly heavy in some- southeastern localities, aver- a nearly one-half inch, a whole the week wa@ favorable for potatoss and though little cool for bee erable for thrashing of winter wheat and rye which is yielding norm or better. Forty-five bushels per pre is the best y of dry-land wheat report- ed tot o far. In general, rn is ne seeding, ‘some of which is commenced. Spring wheat and oats are turning and are hurt by the drought in some localities. Irrt : grops were less affected by the ro ther conditions than r y corn ‘is fair to very Fg ing ear. od to excellent and $ good to ntages wi 66; Salt Precip. y. Mar. 1 to mp, July 31 Newcastle, Pine 45 day evening, one alighting at 6:10/and the other 6:30. They hopped off at Omaha 30 and made an interme- diate stop North Platte. the HUB THREE DAYS Today Saturday Sunday TSURU_AOKT “Ihs. Sessue Hayakawa) ‘The Breath of the Gods’ A gorgeous dramatic photo- play with TSURU AOKI and a bij cast +} Deen on business for several days. {LYRIC MOTORISTS TOO KIND, PLANS OF | GIRLS GO AWRY) | CODY, Wyo., Aug. 27.—The plans of Mikses BerSha Rogovin, Hanna Davis, Beatrice Cohen and Anna Leon to walk from New York to Yel- lowstone park have not worked out as conceived. They are at the park, okeh, and they paid nothing for transportation but they walked little of the intervening 2,000 miles. Mo- torists, they found, were too gracious to permit young women to hike far on public highways and almost the entire distance from New York to the park, via Colorado, they rode in the automobiles of persons who in- sisted on giving them “a lift”. They expect to cover the entire “Park-to- Park” highway system before their journey is completed, arriving at Denver in the summer of 1921. ‘Woman Thinks She Can’t Talk Enough “T had gall stones for 14 years and eeling fine and better than I ever did. an't talk enough about this remedy.” It is simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intest tract the inflam- mation which causes ractically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis.. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists.—Adv. and allays Attorney A. R. Lowey returned this orning, from Denver, where he has a Attorney H. B. Durharn is in the city for a few days after spending some time in Denver attending to business. 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Jennings Bryan, tauqua audiences, prophesie1 the juice of the Concord would soon become the ° nartly only—because he did not conceive of a suffered severely from gas, colic and ate indigestioh. Doctors wanted me to go to the hospital, but I took Mayr’s Won-| home brew. derful Remedy instead, and am now According to Mrs. Fern McPherson, manager of Fruit Growers’ association, the 30,000 tons of grapes yielded by the tending to business matters here. = 10 POUNDS SUGAR FOR $1.75 Bluhill Butter, Per pound ........ Ranch Eggs, Per dozen Nuco Nut Butter, Per POU nee neeernnenee- =e 10 LBS. FANCY Extra Fancy Lemons, Per dozen ... Sifted Peas, No. size, per can........ DON Sbobs os Large Size Cans Potted Meat, per can No, Per can ...... 4-lb. Sack Pancake Flour, Per sack —+... ud 114-lb. Sack Pancake Flour, Per sack rae 4 Fancy Cabbage, gE P Sg | « BpRanisotye eget 12-0z. Bottle Tomato Ketchup for .. Gallon Can Apples, Peery can, ot Gallon Can Blackberries, Per can ...... 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Brown Market & Grocer arbors of the mernber-srowers will find ;its way to stills of home brewers, “We will harvest about 90 per cent of the grapes from arbors within an les larea of fifty square miles,” sald Mrs. | McPherson, “Orders have been coming. jim for weeke:from home brewers from ;a8 tar west as Denver, as far south as ‘Texas and’ Memphis and from several eastern cities such as New York, Bos- ton and Philadelphia. “Michigan grapes go into new arep.s this year, notably sections bit by: tin Eighteenth amendment. “Our clients tell us they must nave grapes at any price. For instance New York and New Jersey buyers want op; tions on \‘he whole output. We have analyzed this new demand. Invariably the answ'' comes back to us, confiden- tially, that home brewers have written grapes into their recipes.” Last year only 60 per cent of yield was marketable, and in 1918, only 33 per cent. Grapes wholesaied at $110-a ton last year. 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