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J for the highest q quality silt f farm rm machne machinery iry years of manufacturing experience and farm knowledge knowl knowl- 1 in th the e world McCormick built bust the first practical artless edge accumulated by McCormick Deering Parlin 4 reaper Deering sold the first twine binder and was and their successors Now all aU of these machines R 1 a a twine good-twine p pioneer and William Parlin Perlin was va one an and implements s have been merged into one line t 1 of f the first firs steel plow low pioneers The lines of harvesting harvest harvest- st- st the International Harvester The Th reputation tion of eve every ry i Rd h.- h. hc c ing in machines s an and d p plows lows started b by t these hese farm mar ma- ma machine and nd Imp implement eme t in In this line is the s same me i. i H i r i r G Sell the Line W We e. e t F i i 0 z c. c i. i V r rr j jrr J farmer It first all of machines 4 t W What rat d does es this mean to yo you as a means on these through one concern us us Yom Yot 1 i of a all that you yU can bu buy any farm machine machine o or ot r im implement r you yu o dont don't have t to go o to the bother ther and inconvenience of trying ins j r 1 1 may mayy need right here in this tow without tai taking g chances to get repairs and service from half a dozen or more f 1 j S 4 F on experiments or implements that mi might ht be orphaned one different companies You wont won't be taking chances on expensive i t or two years after you buy them because of the manufacturer sive delays wa waiting ting b for n repairs pairs during the busy seasons J I i going out of business You can always get repairs for because we are going 17 to carry carty a big stock of repairs O or of V I A i an any machine chine or im implement i in the International line because hand a and 1 any repairs r repairs airs that we might not have we ca can get 7 the Harvester Co Company pany will well never ver b go out aUt of bu business ness You u for you in a h hurry l y by a phone call to the International 1 r. r 1 L are assured d of reliable machines because ye eve r rt in inthe H Harvester branch house honse i t ii the Harvester ester line is is tried ou out and tested te t r under actual farm i a r condi conditions ops before gain being offe offered ed for sale to the f farmer a The Tack this advertisement up p in m in your ma machine hIne shed so so that l c. c Experimental Department of the Harvester Company is th the whenever ver you u I need eed repairs for any of your International I. I most thorough and active institution i ns titu t i on of its ts s kind hind machines you will l know where here to go Also you will wIll know r 1 ft 1 3 J where to go o w when en you are in the market for new machines o or J 1 f I f tC It means second th that you can get repairs re o and rep repair e air i service implements o of real quality and the h hi highest i t o operating ga efficiency t T r 19 t Q Complete I L t n f c 1 it r- r r. r a Grain Harvesting C Corn orn Machines Cont Coot Tillage Implement Cont t. t 0 i K an r 1 Binders E Ensilage Cutt Cutters rs s Tractor Disk t Pi Pickers kers Harrows Harrows Tractor Binders len t frt and Shredders Orchard Harrows t J. J Push Bind Binders rs H tooth Spring Harrows i rj Headers hellers r. r l u. u r. r 1 y H Threshers Harvester t T. T h. h tooth Peg Harrows a t u. u B tT I R. 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F Firth h rs 1 c Dl Duchesne lie h esne 4 N f 1 r I 1 i if 1 J t t. t Wanted Wanted Men Men to wow work vork in the Gilsonite mines Gilson Asphaltum co Rainbow v. Watson Utah A very vory interesting mooting was vas held at the tho Liberty theater on Wednesday night to perfect tho the arrangements fara for far fora a Teachers Parent association The Th pro program ram consisted of a R piano solo by Mrs Mis Francis Shelton solo sale IJ by Verd Washburn vocal duet duct by Mrs I Maud Baker Daker and Mrs Mra Ruby Neilson addi addresses esses by Professor Callighan n and d Prof J. J Daniel Stewart Tho election of officers resulted aa as follows PresS Prea blunt J. J J. J Greaves vice president Professor Gallighan 8 secretary Miss Alico Webster Punch and and wafers I were served cd b by tho teachers at the close Hoso of tho the session Mrs rs J Jos os was ns to a number of friends at lunch The Tho following fol fol- lowin lowing losing Mi Mr rl and Mrs Orin Smith Mr Mrs James Dalglish Mr and Mrs Seth Beth Perry camo down ui from front Yellowstone on Saturday for the thu purpose of offering final proof on their homestead Lynn is spending a n nV V week k with Mi Mr and 11 Mrs Dave in 10 In Indian ian Can Canyon oo NOTICE Lands upon which the taxes are unpaid for any year car prior to 1915 wi will l be offered fo sale on March 2 1920 at the front door of the Court House in in Duchesne The fale dale t v l commence at 10 j o'clock AM A.M. and continue until 3 P. P PM P.M. M. M Any and all said lands remaining unsold will be offered again on the 1 first Tu Tuesday day of each month until all have been sold t Board of County Commissioners F. F M Shelton Clerk ClerkS S I I Mr Mrs comp M has Murray rray been on a a I visit to California She was accompanied home by her daughter laughter Magi Maggie i iwho who has spent the tho last year in school in California Jim Reed of Farm Creek recently bought an auto Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen wets were visitors at Ft t B last week Do you hear the blackbirds sing If not not take tako a trip to Elkhorn station Farm Greek Creek where they have bae been J Jerry err B B. B Murray of the Oil Wells Fells went to Vernal last Tuesday Murray 0 expects to commence work work soon Boon O. O Allred is bus busy hauling coal from frog IIi his hie mine at the tho head of Farm arlu Creek down to the Perkins ranch Harry narry Van Tassel Tass l one of th the the- forest rangers visited the Elkhorn station last Wednesday Eph Lambert and son Glen spent several days davs last week at the ranch on 01 Farm Cre Creek k visiting J J. J J. J Harrods Hallock Mr Mrs Correll and Mrs l Harrocks o of Farm Crock Creek were Leaton visitors last Monday C. C D. D Kitcher hitcher Woody Broome Brooms and J J. J P. P Kugler were visitors from J Jon on Monda Monday Mr and and Mrs A. A L L. Rice nice of spent the first of the week as guests of Mrs Bjornson Mrs Rice observed fd methods in schools on Mon Mon lion day Miss Rub Ruby Leavitt spent the wet welt I end and visiting relatives in in m Price Battalion campaign promising The Tho allotment given Duchesne conn t ty by the State Mormon Mormon Bat Battalion aI on cum com cool mitten will be bo reach reached d within a I. I shor shoil time according to an opinion e pree pre l by Bishop G. G V. V Billings who is will worl willing lag ing in the interest of the drive al AI Af though a small swaB number attended d t ti tio I Iball ball given here it is the belief P o those who are promoting the c that Duchesne v will ill have e no trouble i r reaching their allotment called to was Steven Ste J Johnson w s Sunday ou oil important t business Mrs Paul Billing Dillin presided at at of wi it honor dinner in birthday f laid fo for t the tho i il band Covers were and Mrs Mr Mr lowing guests i lir Fellars Fellers Mr and sing Mrs D Thomas and Mr and Mrs R R. R. R Peale lien Hem irk c Mrs A A. A E. E his has spent soral s sera oral era days visiting h her r mother i Bjornson T. T W. W Wilch who hi has been p c. c i school has of the Strawberry be bein to o bis I Im returned his and tod 01 position arty Bernard d 0 I in m Delta Colo Mrs will finish out tho the term Burdick assistant W Miss Hiss Helen cut tunc to ei H clerk had the f a handling hands very badly while glass recently L. L D. D S. S S B services were the jj ed edL L homo home in much in the thc new theater last Sun Sunday J ar utahn Utah LOST LOST LOST- Between morning morning mornin a s I Duch Duchesne esne Tuesday to S return case Finder please nean nenn Furniture company Mrs Wm Vm oa l society ladies ladics of tho the Relief Iad ell day afternoon Washburn Mrs Mj JJ in m gIrl ci by Mrs health lecture Muir of S Sa Salt lt L 1 to Mr Mrs Nellie rho The following persons 51 c alt a at Boo Bo L. L D D. D S. S convention con Ili III b BIl ingy j Bishop Billing and Saturday en In Mid Ma Madsen Mr Girt and Mrs Irs John JolIn Void Ford Washburn II at atu Barnet Mr Dir and sud u Mrs John ting in Price r rAt nimi i is An At interesting story ator paper the tte e present tnt nt in ill n a country o pros n of which whirl t is Ad Adani friend P genial titer her of our |