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Polk County News
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This Section Supplied by, Skyuka Sales Service, Tryon, N. C.
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Tryon, N. C., October 30, 1924
TC,e Polk County Court House at Columbus,
? a ctnndinar today as a monument to the
U*p "/s MdVtandingtodajr M ? monument to thf^XiSSjhfp
jSjJof* b.^?n,e/?e; wa> er*cted Sitting Bull roamed the West 4in
Mtylf his warpaint
por a Stiff Back
OLD CHIEF KILLED
SmiNQ BULL
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I Willie Irene, athlete, recommend*
I inching the hands with toes while
life feet in the atr in a broad jump,
fa a cure for stiff back. Try It'
And here's a photograph of the heap
big Injun who sent Sitting Bull to the
Happy Hunting Grounds of his fathers.
He s very much alive and able to draw
and eat Uncle Sam's rations at a
Western reservation.
To the Right? Have you done your bit by the Red
Cross? Their annpal drive is now on and NOW is the
time to join. Help them help the fellow who isn't able to
help himself. ? ?
FINGERPRINT
BOSSY'S NOSE
ione an- the days when the old
ranch smells of burning flesh as
the boys stamp home the brand of
"Circle X." No more will bossy
bave to submit to a paioivl week
AuTOCASTER
as an owner's brand of her hip
heals. Because,* it has been discov
ered that a cow's nose, like human
finger tips, are no two alike. In
the east, dairymen % are inking
bossy's nose ? finger-printing her as
shown in the picture ? and filing the
identification pfiats for any future
need*.
General Pershing Goes And Gets Jem'
"^"Jack" Peishing may have retired from the Army but he hasn't retired -
from active participation in out-door sports; and being an ardent duck-shooter
he is shown here hugging a blind down in the Maryland marshes south of
Washington where canvas backs are beginning to tempt gun-slingers from
swivel chair assignments.
Serves Humanity