Cottonwood Chronicle dated August 10, 1923

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PRT RE E ] 1 4 1 t | e : \ saepeeetaeseeseeenesseneieanmmenresiness . COTTON 4 VOL. 31. NO. 33. 5-YEAR OLD BOY KILLED WHEN

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eee cermattst AS USUAL Headquarters for Harvest Groceries Good coffee is the foundation for a good meal. If OUR STOCK IS...

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We wish to announce the opening of our new gasoline and oil jobbing station on main street Cottonwood, idaho Every effort...

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tal fel fent >A Its been a long time since we talked to you through these columns. Not that we didn’t have anything to say or

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proved dependable, you ; The Deering Binder a Helpful Friend O reasonable man ever turns down an old friend. Also, when a...

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LARGE INHERITANCE TAX. The heirs of Eugene R. Day wealthy northern Idaho mine operator, who died in February, 1922, paid to