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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-15
Irrigated Idaho Looks Good to Him

l. N. Mozart, a former residest of
Lincoln county, but now resident of
north west Wyoming, is in the city this
week renewing old acquaintance and
making notes of the new irrigation pro-
/ jects now under way in Lincoln county.
/ Mr.. McCart is the fortunate owner of
a ranch of 1S6 acres about four miles
north east of Gooding on the Big Wood
River While in town he was asked by
a real estate dealer if he would take
five thousand for his ranch. His answer
was that he would not sell forany price.
Mr.. McCart has passed twenty five
years Of his life on the Pacific coast and
has observed the progress of irrigation
on the coast for many years. He was
in the celebrated Yakima valley of
Washington when land under the ditch
sold for thirty FIVE dollars per acre with
perpetual water right and was regarded
by many as too high at that figure, and
later he saw the same land sold for two
thousand dollars an acre
And now he is going to move back to
his Lincoln county ranch and stay there
for good. In all his experience on the
Pacific coast from Los Angeles to Vic
toria he has never found a soil viii equal
the soil of southern Idaho for fertility
and productiveness. Even in the Yaki-
ma valley the soil needs to be nitrifed
by three crops of alfalfa before it win
produce the biggest crops that it is cap
able of, while here the soil is already
nitriied by nature and will produce i'm
mence crops without any fertilization.
The gentleman is right in his con-
clusions regarding the future of southern
Idaho. The soil is here, the climate is
unexcelled and with the irrigation pro-
jects now under way pushed to com
pletion the dreams Of the most enthusi-
astic booster will more than berealized.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-15
Eastern Capital Looking
Over the Field in
South Idaho
Powerful Combinations Of Capital
TO Develop the Resources
Of This Section.

A party Of gentlemen left Shoshone
yesterday morning the significance Of
whose visit it would be impossible to
forecast.
Among the party were, J. H. Purdy
Of Pittsburg, Penn, connected with the
Khun Brothers in the development OF
the Twin Falls tracts; L. n. Farnum,
Chef Engineer of J. G. White & Co.
of New York, the largest construction
company in the world; Jas. A. Green of
Denver add A. J. Wylie of Boise, the
two engineers who have Just completed
the segregation of fifty thousand acres
of Carey Act land at the gates of Sho-
shone; D. w. Ross of Boise connectd
with the Covernme 1T Reclamation ser
vice, and Messre. Horne of Boise and
Smith of Twin Falls.
These gentlemen have completed as
examination of the Big Wood River
Project and viii next examine the Sal
mon River tract and later go over the
entire Twin Falls North and South Side
tracts
1t now seems evident that the Twin
Falle people are interesting the power
full White Construction company in their
irrigation schemes of Southern Idaho,
and that both companies win work to-
gether indeveloping the latent resources
of this wonderful region.
Now than the Kuhn Brothers have
obtaine d complete control of the Big
Wood River tract including the new
segregation of fifty thousand acres ad-
joining Shoshone, there is every reason
to believe that the Wood River Project
will be pushed through to an early com
pletion and that the Capital of Lincoln
county will receive all the benefits that
are coming to her.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-15
Captured and Released.

One of the parties suspected of steal
ing a suit of clothes and a few articles
of jewelry from Geo. Anderson six
miles up the Little Wood river, Feb.
14th, was arrested at Pocatello, Nor
day, by Deputy Sheriff A. J. Murray,
and brought to Shoshone. The party
captured is Geo. Kline and the one at
large is Jim Dell. 1t win beremember-
ed that late on the night Of the burglary
Kline escaped from the city Marshall
Kidwell and eluded the officers of the
law until Mr.. Murray brought him in.
Later, Cline was released Tor the
lack Of evidence.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-15


Shoshone Strikes Another Streak of
Luck That VIII Pan Out A
Million Dollars to
the Ton
The Kuhn Company Take Over the Entire Project
of the Idaho Irrigation Company Increase
the Segregation and will Rush the
Work to Completion
For many months public been the regard
ng future Idaho Irrigation Companys project The Journal
pleased to announce that recently company has added
to its segregation
Fifty Thousand Acres Adjoining Shoshone the
East and South
And the project including this latest segregation will be
taken by the Kuhn and rushed completion
The Kuhns the who behind the North Side Twin
Falls company Salmon project and the GoodngNne cleo
trio railway system They have well established reputation for doing
things on large scale doing them WELL and this
that Of the Idaho Irrigation which have been
unsatisfactory condition the few months have been unanged and
that settlement all
in that company that this Kuhn company will take hold Of the
COMPLETED work and finish all good newsghy good
Soshone and and the hundreds of settlers who have
invested in the lands of Big Wood river project
The segregation Of this $4,000 Immediately adjoining Sho-
sone and opening the 10000 Of the old segregation
the north of town Shoshone becoming the great
Of Idaho
How strike you think Of Shoshone being surrounded
by Ninety Thousand Acres of Irrigated Land?
No other city the excel ii and but few equal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-15

The Watkins Jubilee Singers Of Tenn
essee are booked for the opera house
tomorrow niget. Everybody enjoys
the Jubilee Singers. Nothing like the
old plantation melodies and the songs
Of Dixie to awaken an audience to en-
thusiam and rapturous delight.
They come here under the auspicies
of the Odd Fellows and Knights OF
Pvthias and no better backing is needed
they deserve a crowded house.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-13
1HlOTne and
D Vicinity

r. p. Lee went to New York Tues
day morning.
Bert Forauer transacted business in
Saginaw last Friday.
w. A. COPYRIGHT was a Mt. Pleasant
last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. lDr. Day spent last Saturday
with friends in Shepherd.
VIM. Heistand transacted business
last Saturday in Shepherd.
George willard transacted business
in Ithaca Friday morning.
G. V. Dickinson. of Bancroft was a
Alma visitor Friday on business
o. A. Myers. of Greenville, visited
with friends in this city last Thursday.
The Alma Grain e. Lumber Co.
wants your wool at the Roller Mills. x
Mrs. d. L. Devilbrill of Forest Hill
was pleasant caller in the city Sat-
urday.
Mrs. George w. Stone, of Glare, was
calling on friends in this city last
Friday.
Miss Cora johnson visited at the
home of Mrs. Bert Garry In Shepherd
Sunday.
Mrs Bert Kittridge spent Sunday al
the home of Mrs. Cora Bruce in Mt.
Pleasant.
al Flick, of Greenville, was caller in
the city Monday. enroute for few
days visit in Glare.
b. IT. Wells and wife spent Sunday
guests of ii. X. Robinson and wife in
Forest Hill.
Miss Florence Woodcock, of Brock
enridge spent Saturday in his city the
guest of her sister. Anna.
Francis Hawley and wife spent Sun.
day guests of their daughter. Mrs.
James Mills in Forest Hill.
Thomas Goble sold his house and
lot on Gratiot avenue to Fred o.
Marks, of st. Louis Monday.
Prof. Ellsworth and wife returned
Monday morning from a short visit
with friends In Mt Pleasant.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-13

Teddy Bear Bread at Miller Bros. X
WOOL WANTED-A the Alma Ele-
vator Co
Furnished rooms to rent in the Ep-
Ter Block
O. l.. Convis transacted business in
Elwell Monday.
. Mrs. n. Cummings was ST. Louis
visitor Monday.
We have four empty rooms to rent
at the Epler Block X
Jesse People. of Ithaca, was caller
in the city Monday.
Miss Mabel Chapman spent SUNDAY
with friends in Elsie.
b. c. Button and wife were Sagi-
nav visitors Monday.
Lee McCloskey visited with friends
in Mt. Pleasant Sunday.
Mrs. D. Dutt is in Detroit the guest
of friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. E. Adams visited with
Saginaw friends Monday.
Mrs. U B. Smith visited her child
rem in st. Louis Monday
Fruit, fruit. fruit of all kinds and
loads of it at Miller Bros
Miller Bios vegetables are fresh
every day and are the best.
S. NJ. Cole. of Ithaca. transacted
business in Alma Monday.
The Miller Bows certainly have lot'
of the fruits and vegetables.
H. Gates. of Eumore, was bust
ness visitor in Alma Monday.
Wanted-To buy good single drive
gentle. Enquire at this office.
Bert Hicks an1 wife spent Sunda.
with friends in Mt. Plessaut
Miss Magdeline Hand spent Sunda,
with her parents in Bay City.
John Neff, of Mt Pleasant, was
caller at this Office last Thursday
A. n Dodson. of Portland. was
business visitor in Alma Monday.
Peter Gutherie and wife visite,
friends near Shepherd over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Frederick spent Mon
day the guest of friends in Saginaw.
Miss Olive Smith, of Stanton. visite'
with her pare {, ia this city Saturday
Mrs ID. l.. McFadden, of Stanton
spent last Saturday with friends il
Alma.
Creamery butter "a per pound. Cal
up your groceryman and place you
order. X
Mrs n. NJ. Gould, of Saginaw
spent Sunday the guest of Mrs LeoI
Bates.
Mrs. Edward Shaffer spent Sunda,
the guest of Mrs. Andrew Austin il
Riverdale.
Creamery butter "a cents per pound
Call up your groceryman and place
your order. K
Miss Marie Chedster. of Gran,
Rapids. is visiting with friends il
this city this week.
Mrs. Laura Upton spent Sunda,
with her sister. Mrs James Wander
mark in Riverdale.
c. A. WhaIey, of nerrinton, will oc
cupy the pulpit at the NJ. L. churc
next Sunday Nav 18th.
Henry Weed ard wife of Brecken
ridge, spent Sunday guests of tn
latter's brother in this city
No Madam we are not just cut
How much do you want 1t is al
ways on hands. at Miller Bros X
Mrs. J. A. Wheeler returned to he
home in Ithaca Monday after a shor
visit with her parents in this city.
Miss Anna Frederick left Monda
morning for Flint. where she vii
care for her mother, who is very i'll.
Drs. f. A. Gill and Maynard Prir
gle attended meeting of the Count
dentists held In Ithaca last Thursda,
, MIR. f. A. Curtis and daughter
J Bessie. left Monday morning for
} few days visit with friends in Brecl
enridge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-13

w j. Naldret trahsacteu pusiho''
in Mesick last Friday.
Harvey Hubbard transacted business
in Bag City Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Black spent Sunday with
her parents in Riverdale.
H. B. Allen, of Berrien Springs
called OF friends in.this city Friday
James Waugh of Saginaw, was a
business visitor in Alma Friday of last
week
Miss Grace NJ. Pulfrey spent Sun
day the guest of her brother in Sagi-
nav
Mrs. l.. A. Moffitt left Saturday af-
ternoon for Shepherd. where she Will
visit her son for a few days.
Mrs. r. Smith, of Middleton arrived
last Friday for a few days visit with
Miss Mary Smith in this city.
A. b. Bowman was at Harrison last
Friday and Saturday. He went in
search of the speckled beauties.
Lude Case and Leslie Perks, of
Greenvllle, were callers In this city
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mrs. John Baker returned to her
home in Ithaca Friday morning, after
short visit with Mrs Carrie Fuller
Rat-snapl No danger in handling
but do not eat You get ii at Med
ler's grocery store. Both phones
1875. x
MIR. d. O. Ogden left Friday morn
ing for Breckenridge where she will
J help to care for her sister who is very
sick
Mrs. Eva Mckay and daughter. OF
Bannister arrived Tuesday morning
for short visit at the home of Mrs.
Belle Smith.
Mrs Mary Monroe returned Tuesday
morning to her home in Ithaca after
a short visit with her mother, Mrs. f..
Tracy In this city
Stephen Gallagher sold his house anC
lot on Mover street last week to Mrs
Anna Austin of Big RAPIDS. The sale
W made by q. H. Bansill.
Miss Ruth SLY, of Bay Shore who
has been guest of Charles Rhodes
and wife for the past week returned
to her home Monday morning.
Mrs. j. Clark who has been tn,
guest of her son, Will. in this city
for several weeks returned to heI
home in Mecosta Friday morning
Roht Murker left Monday morning
for Seattle. Washington. where he has
fine position waiting him as too
maker in tbs government navy yards.
An informal dancing party was giver
last Friday evening at the Alma
Springs Hotel bv Pierre Barnes anc
George Button. All present report a
fine time.
Miss Belle Delamater, operator a
the Bell Telephone Co.'S Office wai
| bdhcu very Sich iorb AhuioudJ io'
sister of Mt. Pleasant was called HON,
Friday to help care for her.
J. ii. Stickney, of Saginaw, arrive,
in this city last Thursday and at once
assumed charge of the U. S. Express
Co. S office, taking the place of B. G.
Button, resigned He has about five
years experience in the business
The drill corps of the Pine Rive
Canon of this city carried away thu
first prize of $75 at the Grand En-
campment in Battle Greek last Tues
day The boys all say they had fin'
time and each member brought back
new broom which they presented Il
their wives as souvenir of the coca
sion.
Lester Mead. clerk at the Smith
Glass hardware store, in this.city, me
with a painful accident Friday after
noon. He was at work mixing som
stove blacking with gasoline and strucl
a match which dropped into the mix
ture causing IL 10 flash mp and badl
burn him about the face. His fac
was dressed by n physician AID he
again able to attend his duties in th
store
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
T. j. Sharpiess Dsa6.

T. J Sharplcss died at his home in
E.l'!on Tuesday night after "a brief illness
ni only a week. Mr. Sliarplcss was EN-
pir>cd at the round house, aud was n
man Of more than ordinary good heath,
but Was taken with pneumonia and the
doctors were unable 10 check the ravaycs
Of the disease The remains were taken
To- Morgan c"u"ty, la, iorn,cr home, for
in,erncnt, Mr., Si'arpIcs. leaves n wife
and several children. He was well res
p-ctcd by his ncghhois aud fellow work.
man and lns family have the sympathy
Of n large circle Oi friends lcre ~ we'll a.
in Morgan cuun,y.--I!ldon Adv, rtiscr.
Mr. sharpe, vas a native 81 Morgan
county. and iIycd here nearly all his life,
and VAS know -, "A good citizen III cvcy
walk 81 liic. ItC remains were inferred
III the Iipp"wcli cemetery, Wednesday,
| April 18th, a large concnnrsc OF sorro,wng
rel dives and friends being present to
attest then respect and friendship.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
A Good Life Ended.

We are apaii called upon to chronicle
the death Of one of Tip,on's olden, and
best c%l,i>rnF, Alrs. Jobe Snorgrassr who
passed peacefully away at her none IN
the southwest part Of town. at lO:21
O'Clock n. m, April "a. DS. ot old aye.
Mrs Snnrgrass. whose maiden name Was
MARTIN. was born in Cooper county. No
August %, 1927, therefore she was ~
years Z mouth, and ~ days OLD at tn.
time of her death. She was united IN
marriage 10 jobs s,noixrass June ls. lSW
MI. S"prGrasN having preceded her III
death twelve years ago. IN the same
house N which the subject Of this sketch
passed away She aud her husband
united with III" baptist church early IN
life, and kept the faith They were
born and r"a ci III tins vicinity. here
.i.-y grew from childhood b. mature
yrarn, and t" old age; here their live,
we're spent. OF this union eleven
thIldrcn were born. eight Of whom, FIVE
laughter and three .Ois. survive. They
are; Mrs ! N Fisher. Of ~ Scott, Kan ,
Mrs. Joseph Porter. Of Pleasant iiill,
Mo Mr., Joln Gbrrkins. Of Glcns,el,
Mo Mrs. George Sciicctcr, Of Dufant,
OKLA Ms, q! NtEAuson Of near Upton,
J'h, Of Ell,orr'-, M, u, T., of this
city, and fiar Snofsrsss. oil Kansas
'n". ali Of "k~t we're present At their
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Undarstated.

The nation IA, "A surplus OF 81 ,OOO,-
600, 900 whioh has been accumulated
since the enactment ri thu DINGHY
larili law. Brooklynn ''Eaglc'
Interesting but un,mc.-Acw York
''World."
II untrue IN any sense il is because
OF nndcr,latcmcnt. Compared with
the dismal tour year, immediately
preceding the enactment 81 the Ding
ly Tariff law the nation has accumu-
lated a surplus Of twenty timrs 81
900, 900, 900. The increase ia saw
ings banks deposit, alone since 1897
amounts to nearly 1000, OOO, 900
The increase in the vaLr NJ farm
lan-S IN the last eleven years amount,
to nor than Slc,OJO,O 900, 900, and
the lnf".ar IN rny and town proper.
ity values Is represented by n S'ill
larger amount. Ibcn 'hrsc h.a been
an inc!eAsv Of nearly 81 .OtyJ, 900, 900
a year N wages paid. II takes more
than ten figures to c&prcs, wiat the
nation has accomplished ~ = little less
than eleven years oi Ding,cy 'Hcal
Protection American EccnulniI.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

lines. He has been in the service
Of the NJ. X. Il r. Railway company
for the past fifteen years, and has
been a mcmbcv N the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers since 1880.
MIR. Hackmar is a knight Templar,
belongs to various Masonic bodies at
BOOnville, is a member Of the Eastern
Star and Of the Maccabccs. He has
always taken an active interest Ia pol
tics and has been Il delegate to num-
crous district, state and county rcpub-
lican conventions.
Before coming to INonc county,
some four years ago, hc was for years
chairman of the Howard county
republican central committee. He
has ncver held public office and seeks
now the nomination only because he
thinks the working man or wage
earncr Of his type wonId add strength
to the district AMI state republican
tickets. Mr.. Hackmar pulls the
short run between Columbia and
Mclminc, having gwen mp the flyer on
the main line in December, 1904, to
take his present position. He has
made many fricNs, irrespective OF
politics., since coming to COLUMBIA.
He is Of high integrity and personal
worth. -COluinbia Herald.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

We have received from the Mo.
Pacific ~. management a booklet,
entitled, Missouri Lands. the Impcr-
ial Stale a land Of Diversified Plenty"
I, i, beautifully illustrated, and gives,
in tnndcn5cd fofnn, fuA information
regarding the various counties in
Mis,Dnri through which the Mo. Pa
ciGc and is numerous branches pass
cs. a copy Of i, and any further
information viii he furnished by
writing ID. T.. King, Industrial Com
missioner, Missouri Pacific iron
Mountain, St. Louis.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
FOR County Clerk.

Ne are huthpIi/"i w. announce Lewis i.uinp"e
80 gniiliiir for the office Of County tl"iL 1t
NipIgND county nihJ"ci To III" decision r' the
prpuhlttan Ypi"ia At primary election to h."
. III august Al lph
We are authorized 10 announce {. v. y Iind
,yu n, n aniiiair for IN" Office Of COUNT ti'fb
II Morgan our,y. subject - IN" hrciSirn pi
hr p~p'ir''tin waters al primary %"l"ctipn I" l."
i"id 4 SGD 1 ~ rus
~" AZ" suthr,iIrd - annount" = ~ D'yShnlc
.. u c,"'ria'- Ipf IA" office 81 count, tlrIl al
iptprU 'Gr"tl sihi"'t 10 H." G'cir'rm 81 'h'
k"I,tb!i"hu '"iF At primary election 10 br
'rld Aufu-. 90 i'y>.
" ~" nu'Ip'itc ,n announce ". 'ohnnnn
go ,nn'pii'' iTi ~" Oii,~ pI tpunty 'lcik ni
fDtg,n '"uui, "t'N'"h /, tn" d"risipn ~ H."
republican voter NJ rcinvtY election to hr
I".d August i'h- ~;
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Candidate For Congress-

Boone county may have the honor
Of furnishing the Congressman from
this dis,ric, even il the Republicans
carry. the disIriA. The leading can
didatc tor the Republican nomination
is Charles ). Wsckm,r, u Columbii,
hv-etnoi.n. nd capable engineer on
IN, ~. x. y r., to Shprt line between
n Bare and tia ,-,ar:
NJ. lla-hur "a, horn at Glen
vuwl, AlIls court 'gs,,. February
., 1870. ilc Das omo,ivr
,rg.tcrf ior III. y sea's, 'anni (
JI cipalIy pa tn western urn.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

e.. S. Hackmar, Of Columbia, Mo-.
was a Versailles visitor Monday, look
ing ovcr the situation in regard to his
candidacy as a candidate for congress
in this, the 9Th congressional district.
We did not have the pleasure Of
meeting the gentleman, but learn
from those who did that he favorably
impressed them as a worthy standard
bearer.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

w read IN III paper recently
that the Republican State committee
and the chairman of the county, CON
grcySiunal. Judicial and senatorial
committees were 10 get together and
formulate plan, tor a victorious state
campaign. The idea is a good one,
for at present there is apparently
neither mead or plans Of any kind To
the state organization. No Candidatc
for pOvcrnpr. auditor, lieutenant gov
crnoT and railway and warehouse
commissioner, and according w the
new primary law the petitions must
be filed with the secretary Of state by
Iunc ,. The time is short and the
wrrk IS important. A complete Re-
publican victory IN this state in Mo-
ycmbcr would be Of greater value to
the state than all the federal offices
in the state for the rcn twenty years.
In thorough o~rgaDi<a'iOn and capable
lead rship lies victory. Get busy.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
For Treasurer.

We are authorized I, anmDuncr ~ Schann"i
.. q, candidate for the uiic" ~ Treasurer of Nor
ran County. subject t. the decisipn of the Re
J~r,iicsu soi"tS ~ prIp"iy election, 10 be held
, igus, ;'h i"y
80 are authorized to arnDrnc~ gohh \, Boyc"
-. candidate fD' the Office of Treasurer Of Nor.
,uiiican voters At primary .~'.rtfon "a b- hclh
August ath, 1854.
W are authorized TO arnDGscc II. X. Eulpc M
, -, Mediate to- ~" oH'r u Treasurer ~ Nor
spu County subject ~ tho decision OF the R-
~Iuii,~sn voter. ~ PRIMARY election 10 he held
AIkMst an IrA
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
COD GIVE US MEN.
Advcrtbstns Rates.

D,splay Advertising by the year TO average
'"nf inches Dr NOR" sl,c. per inch each issue.
Professional cards one inch, ~ cents per
DJH,b two inches. Is cents per month.
LpcsL-bgc iIpea. " hyet ? cents per line for
rr.t nsefhoh ~ pe' line for each subsequent
'u-eftion In black type ~ cents per line tor
at Insertion s cent? per line Tor each ,ubse
,u-nt insertion
.ryai advci,i,ing q, legal rates.
special rates on pagc entertainments.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

~ 'r.r''! n'y pa'ei jesIh"".
i.I'"' nc T." - -
sat IN" "hi, II gGi too Ninhit,
And low l,N tue u.
! lm = man that pays his d'l',,
and ! Won't lie ,usulirh.
:, Vl-n the editor yet, smart
want 10 he consulted.
'ppi his pa per 'lsyru year..
- h"lioh him all could, Nj.
iru! ~h.n II 'nm", H. dTrmn me,
fdriui iliuL he woulh. III
nn u.m hr nd an Won can bet
.tu,''" Wgir; a. thunder
-aynIIIU.p that sheet, viii.
N't" u'sc.i hang gO~n under.
: hnn'"i NJ 70 rs'Nly wh-ip
- InI l..s.i,., ,Spr.
p.i'ihrm l~ysu y~aIG and quiz
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

NppaA.S..s needs a public park,
,~O SO I'd, be better, and the need
grows goa -. " the years 20 by, and
the expense OF sccvfng. 1t ggea,cr,
Il we have no organization that can,
II viii, take hold OF such a necessary
Improvement, why not organize a
Park Clubf
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

The Ladies Improvement Club OF
Warsaw has decided TO have that
city cleaned up. 1t is up to the
ladies Of Versailles, il we have a
clean city.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

WR have a Commercial Club ana
'raprsg club, both doug good work
" ,hs s',Y. Bn we need a Civic
'mpsoYc a.Ht..ragnc that viii take
~ .ead ir ,$eSq'yIass our town.
tTerybody is is i"Has Of it, and all
hat is ,cca .sary.is ~ assan'zat'on I"
, 'sd the way.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

= =. Authorized 10 announce Thpinnr A
'S-'irt. pf Esc-l,rpf ~ II candidate tpi The
-. ~ fA'rri" 81 Jofpin sDIfity. subI"", -
T." r~-Ai.ipm u, tie pt,,u,iichn voters at pfim
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