Cottonwood Chronicle dated August 24, 1923

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. COTTONWOOD CHRONICLE ~ VOL, 31. NO, 35. COTTONWOOD, IDAHO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1928 $2,00 PER YEAR | i i { | * i _KELSCH...

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Fioo Ray The harvest is on in earnest and a good one it is. There is reason for rejoicing The yield is equal to the fullest

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Why 3 to 4 cents POSSIBLE TIME. ASIDE OUR SERVICE, Not Handle your grain in bulk and save per bushel? CONCRETE BUILDING IS 99

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adies SH Sounds good doesn’t it? It is good. We mean our slab wood of course. They say the way to reach a man’s heart is by

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““Wear-Ever” ALUMINUM UTENSILS “WearEver” aluminum utensils are made from thick, slumioum which has been pressed pounded by

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JURIES MAY TEST LIQUOR. “The law permits the j to take the exhibits to the jury room,” said the Idaho supreme court Saturday,