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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

actually the majority OF privies in
the South are OF poor style and
should be- rebuilt or burned up. Soil
pollution occurs here, and chickens.
dogs. and swine have access to the
discharges. In no case should this
be possible.
The illustration herewith shows a
much better priyy which will prac-
ucaly eliminate the soil pollution
and thts greatly reduce hook worm
disease a-si typhoid fever. Il IL best
TO put iBo he tub or bucket some
cheap lgs d4siGtcctant. in order to
repel The lies decrease the odor. and
Kin the ds-ase germs. Crude car
bolic acid Nil 20 or any standard
sheep dip. Ged in double strength.
vii answer the purpose to . greater
Or Jess degree
The tub should be empted regu-
larry every week AMI layer Of sand
sprinkled on the bottom before Il IA
put back for use. then al the tub.
say cne-fourth 70 one-third full. with
the dlsinfectant or sheep dip.
The nigh, soil can best be buried
some distance from the well or
spring tso that the drinking water
vill not Do contaminated or Il can
- burned
n night roll IA used As fertilizer. IS
should aret ~ thoroughly d!atn:ected
or 4; should BE- put in:o a sater-tlght
tuA arr vault and should - allowed to
ferment thoroughly before Il IS used
To use night soil as fertilizer
means - run the visk % sickness
and death. especially on the part o.
the woulan and children.
Every boy and every girl on every
southern farm should be taught the
following three elementary principles
% preventing disease
iir~t no mot spit ON the aoor. for
his habtt spreads tubarculoaia and
diph;hor!a
~~vond Do not poliufr the coil. Tor
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

Sanitary Precautions Which Would Generally
Observed. Practically Dispose the Hookworm
nv Dr. Charlie. Hard41 Stiles. sa..aston


- ROM NEAl mas beFn said on
10 this point. i Is clear that the
~ discharge 81 a person contain
ing h0okvorms arc very dangerous
10 himself AMI to all persons in his
immediate vicinity. X il equally
clear that Il these stools are properly
disposed o. The spread OF hookEorm
disease Will be prevented.
or S66 farm houses which | have
recently seen in four Southern States.
only rs houses. or 3l.5 per cent.
we're provided wtth any sort Of a
nrtvy. Eh4.o -5I houses. or 6S5 per
cent. bad 20 privy.
OF = houses occupied BY whites.
ss2p per cent. or - houses. bad priv
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
CLEANLINESS AND HEALTH.
The Farm Home Needs n Bathroom
n Much a. the City Home
Country Folks Who DO Not Get
Enough Fresh Air.

I have visited In many farm homes
and have not found one that had
atted-up bathroom. "a our town
ueighbors have. am not coyetous.
but when was shown a clean. cool
bathroom by one OF my town friends.
came very near breaking the tenth
commandment II vas a delight to
and As the old adage Is. Cleanliness
next to Godliness." I would advise
all young people who are planning
20 build homes to be- sure and plan
FOR bathroom. Why should not
farmers have bathrooms As we'll a
town people
There js another essential To farm
home comfort and happiness. that Is
plenty OF suushin" and fresh air
Some one may say that everyone
gets plenty OF that in the country
Yes. they ought to. but II you should
go into some of the houses after
supper. or TO spend the night. you
would find the windows closed and
doors locked. scarcely any ventila-
tlon the children toss and tumble
through the night. get up with pale
faces. often they complain and do
NOT eat their breakfast Bad veuti-
lAtlou ~ the cause OF many ills.
Throw open your windows day and
night. let in the sunshine and fresh
air. then YOU will be we'll and happy
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

this habit spreads tuberculosis and
ground itch with its resulting hook
worm disease.
Third: Protect against mosquitoes,
for mosquitoes spread malaria. yell
low fever. dengue. and elephant foot.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

ton Will De made toward decreasing
he labor scarcity Further. the ~
phoid death rate also will be great
~ reduced
Soil Pollution Must he stopped.
Even on the farms on which
prtvies are found. some az these out
houses are IL trightful condition and
not much better than no p-ivy n all
In many cases they are open n the
back and tho chickens and swine
scatter the soil pollution Recall tha,
this means sickness and death ospe-
ciaily 20 women and children.
In fact not only thousands. bu;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

ity to handle large volume of
business, 35 years old or over, with
sales experience preferred; to the
right man we will offer selling
rights for an article which is ad-
vertised in leading magazines. The
financial returns from this oppor-
tunity are limited only by a mans
capacity. Write fully, giving for
mer experience The Davis Elec-
trio Co., Parkersburg, w. Va
S-2S-2t%
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

y 4 Il Il 4 X X * x * 4 y * X 4
VIM Hay. of chemawa, was In the
city yesterday.
Albert Savage came up from Port.
land yesterday.
Henry Keene. OF shaw has been
visiting old friends here.
samuel Hutchinson, or Claxtar,
was a Salem visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Della Condit. OF Marion. is the
guest Of friends in the city for
few days.
Mrs. Sarah Hunt ~ Oakland Or.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r l..
Sleeves.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles II. Lewis le't
7 for Seattle las, evening on a sight
seeing trip.
I O. p Hon, state labor commission.
er. Is transacting business In Port
land this week.
Miss Minnetta Magers left todav
/ for seattle and expects @ be gone
about three weeks.
Miss Connie Lewis. who has heer
tn Seattle for the past two weeks,
viewing the wonders OF the A. Y. P.
exposition. has returned 20 Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. ]. Pearce and
daughters, Dorothy and Helen. LEFT
today for Seattle 20 attend the fair.
Prof. J. A. Baker, a member Of
the faculty of an Iowa college Is the
guest % his niece. Mrs Frank Nor
rson.
Mrs F. Enger OF Roseburg. re-
turned yesterday 60 her home x
Roseburg after visiting Mrs R. B
Houston.
Charles Delaney and family have
returned from an outins a. cssesdia.
NJ. DELANEY being much improved -
his health.
Mrs. n W Higley, Of Pepheaanes,
paraRgo. Mexico. and Miss Chrlsty
Hume. o. Seattle. are guests % Mrs.
/ Ii r Houstoa,
Fred Gcsr'n. who has heeu work
ms turius the summer in Csmas
wash has retuyasd 70 accept a 20
sitiou WiEh Hyds Rros Electric c.
MI = c Pauoa and daughter
Miss Lu,il'e. Who have been 80 Loa-
Beach. California. the pas- three
months. are expected home within
tsN DAYS
RoSS Winner. NhO went % Pendle-
you % aooept position in q leadius
jewslry stone. Is veu pleased viJh his
place ana says Pendlston Is not -
small.
ri Sseevss, N n. Is In the city
On q visit 10 his fAmily m. Steeves
las h.eea IN tAe Esss tskiRs speciality
wO-k. preparatory 20 opening an o.
sce il this esty ahout January I.
" T RAUstea and Wite- Who have
hera vtsiting The fair Far week OF
tive have returae1 hOle. mach
I pleassS wiyA thsir vislt NJ Rams
T 3sa Is hishly P,sSsed Win TIE ORE
4 -oa eNA iii. Wh'sA sAoNs that pes
nle wil siEer On ogilio.s SAout shat
a. weu ss osher tAiass he to1Ra
NJ rkylo- veSg euSy. ~, wttA time
ea0asa % 3ireot them sSSsi roOns
ana Co usss ,at ssy Information re-
ea,re3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

ram2y MspaeshorPs kad family
AaVe relarae5 fuo1 pheasant v.sN
"a tAe SeSJtle expoSitsoz rona.y
uttered u everything wOrtA seesag
a. TIE aig SAo~ ana viSite4 AS 1Any
irsa1s IN settle sisN he SASs
tAizgs a. Eoye slo2g very eel Ia
3eef "a SEATTLE sspccially tAs aig
roan3 6o'lars Hs 3tGaS 2l21 spea1
les tAs DO2ey. AovsFer. a. Ne e.
soyes ecegy Gsauts Ae wss IN SeAt-
tie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

Mrs Na0te Nars.sA h.ages AAs
ysorchas,,1 thv pream,kot AeAter
sac NtN tsGS SAarse ot IA, pSPalay
amusement res,y, tnmeaiase'y "a
Aer rosWra u,,w SEATTLE Aa1 ~.
NJ aoaet make j mats nNos aSau.
ar than ever,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

llon't Faii---
10 take advapWgc ot The Journal
bargain day. August 81. ~ You owe
anything. pay up to August 81 at
regular rate, ana gct the paper a
year In advance Tor $500. lg You
DO not owe pay a year ia advance
aud save dollar The time Is
short, so don't pa, it ott rhis applies
Co rythlng but ciN yarvicr lists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
siS-tw


10 akc ad,an,agc ~ The Journal
NarSain day, August 81, Il Won owe
AuNthing Pay up ~ August 81, AZ
reguisr rate. aud set the paper a
vear IN advance Tor $500, II Scu
"a BoJ oNc, pay year Ia advance
ana saw dollar The time is
ssOyJ. 81 don't put g. Oct. This applies
to c,eyN, Aing Nut city carrier usts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

Woea the men knoeS 90 work "a
the Coayt strset PAving ,oaight BAT
about a N'oeS ana AAlf Wn remain
to complete TIE work. ana the SAoie
s;0eet will - oRele3 Tor tra3e b.
tore tAe en3 90 neN week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

q, take aavantage ~ The loaraal
asrs;sa day. August 81. 10 yog owe
taythiDg. pAy up % August 81, a.
rssn'sr rate ana gct the paper a
yeat sa advance tog SS,0A II yoa
So got oee, Psy q YEAR Ia advance
saa ssVe a dollar rhe tire Is
ssogt - aoa1 pss it OF rAis Applies
60 everytAtag Sut eiJy carrier lists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

N, take advantage 10 The Journal
bargain day, AnsOst 1l It Nou owe
anythlng, nay Wp % August Sl. az
regular rate aad see enc NAPer a
year In advance tNr $500 It ,Nu
a. u,s oNe. pay Ncsr io advance
aaa ssye dollas rAe tme s
short, ~ aonJ pat 80 $50 rats applies
~ every hing hut ci,, ,srgvr lists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
Worms

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

ne h>S Seil1iaS n WhtcA ne
Cetvyy Fa5r vss As,3 Is sslag Zoree
ana ~tl soe2 Ae a. Is nsw AesAuo--
tosa o. LiseEsS slreeS, ne scNs-
Aaf 90 tAe Aai,&iaE wss throNE
s~&s- sp1 ~ urqsr pSrt o.,y DSvss
B, sts a eoo& e.cExA Nall&lns lA -
3ks Neg, AZ ualy ctA<rs in 81
leu b ass sa sA6e a AasG ss1l sza
aers az saAasAs- n cTasr - naks
oasA. lor t,.s AiSSsr krs esstsr Sus,a-
ngs ~ stCs goeetf EsmRa3s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

IAgSnsr lssncsi--
Alonto n. Webb and icawe ID.
ClArk, both of Manon Tits county
worc granted license 60 Ned hN the
county clerk yesterday The, viii Do
married today in the prssh,teriau
pArsoaagc AZ Turner,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
|. J. - rinre II -

fhts - tho ftuHc of NcAr--
~ buy summer austers cal ga
y X Shatcr tor them Rest taS ~
haraess Ia cits \ n ShAter lSt
e,atA CNmmcreial street S-S-sN3tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
sMRN& RRNR RkRE* y
= CITY NE VS. =
aAkAs RRNNs SsSN y
Weather Forccast---
EAir tonight and SUNDAY

Nom--
Are cordially requested 20 phone
any item " interest, such a. a per-
scaal about a friend or yourselt 60
the Journal. Main 50 No item 100
small
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
Try Thos, pcp,.ermint StraN~

Ana chocolate chips 81 Ruckiug
hams sud you viii 6ee9 coming
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

N1UaEe and Vhtmekela SIS Nalls
a., o- uight } & ssh FAOne fst.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

nor sale or rcnL For prices aud
terms see Nosct tUmbey CO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

much larger but noting the con-
sestcd car conditions before under
Alike circumstances the people took
che old. old plan OF going on foot.
rhcy viii prove great convenience
duriag tho state fair, doing much 20
stop the annual profanity among the
urci ones who can't set home
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

>s~srS, of = ~ -
Ia tavNy ~ SSlen IN former sane
Ast~eea salem sn1 AlN'DA sane
t,aus tomovvsv Al lsNs0e srNao1s
81 ~. Oo>3 ganae ssseret
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

rawush. CLANS and OYSTER
AZ Ehte Cafe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

Neutrality-suspicious. waitress for
steady position. Willamette Hotel.
S-2s-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

concerned although thera IA not
much OF tho latter "A the doors and
windows practically make both the
,,ivcs ana a., taca th,uyh ot tha an
n,.ror,., ,h, h,itd,,., y,tu hayo ana
F. ,,r, rioasi,s idsa a. Ia
\u.i, T,,i,h,
a, m, ,rcbestr, M ,litc CAT.
..rt The
Ola r,li,h,o rr,,,r du vour ordsr
.f.,vr,,,, ph,,, al
-..r Sale
SulI continues at Barr's Jewelry
llhina ~. salem
mdependents. laarue grounds
sunday. 5 n. m
And coal call lgN. Noget Lumber
Company.
when you most need good service.
Ny undertaking parlors are second
to none in the state OF Oregon and
.Cl0ugh ftS Court street. Phone i20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
IAsrn@ issued

Gn.oa'. nArogr shop--the he.t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
The Rcst Rcsalt~-

Are obtained hy buyiug Folger's :
Golden Gate coffee. Whole roast,
and grinding at home Just before
uSing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

Anderson's shOp-SIx BARRIERS. s-lstt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

I rrN RucSingham's-
lce crcam ouce aud yop Nill keep
coUiug
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
VEILINGS

popular and no nets shown In Sa-
before pieces minute veings
crepe chiffon cloth ideal FOR Tuxedo HeXa-
gou Moshes black brown magpe and complex
yclings The latest Is here
Window
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

The Surct Oar Company-
Wnl run their large trailer 60 the
ball game sunday, Lots OF room.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

TEAMS Mantcd-
ny the Nogct Lumber Company
StSO per day,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

L, }. Lehman, Assistant
ndortakcr, ith W T. Rigdon,
as NOuIt street A-2t-eOdu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

The Rcst and t'rrShcSt--
GuNcerivs ALWAYS In stock. For
snod service try The sunset GrOSNry,
tSs State street. Phone lsl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

Stran,rd CLAIMS and rukc roint--
OYSTERS tonisht "a Elitc Cafe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
Gospel Meeting

Gospel MccttRg-
Daily at s;SO and 1850 at Sas
Broadway by the Church OF 'he
Iviag Goa All lovers 81 the truth
,av,ted Bring your friends.
S-1S-tW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

Don't Eail-
ro take adVantagc of The Journal
barSaiu day, August 81. u YOU owe
ANYTHING, pay up Ia August 81, 81
rrgular rate, and set the paper a
year In advance Tor $500, II YOU
40 not owe, pay a year In advance
aud save dollar The time Is
short. 81 don't put Il OF. This applies
90 everything hut cily carrier lists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

>tcanrd CLANS and rokc roint--
oysters touig az Eiitc Cafe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28

HaSe expsreA 4 yss waai sAsz
reae~et csn AZ oeoe S@t~s8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
Fall tiosiery

Fall iiOsiefy
New shades Pongee, CataWaba'
Rosewood. Sky Blue, Burgundy
Pink, Bronze. Rcscda, Pcach and
Apricot, Ia all aifce This is the
famous "oNYX" line aud II
known To every woman ia Amer
lca 500 them at the Hosiery
counter.
soc pair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-28
kimOna FIannelletes

kimOna FianneIieteS
a fortunate purchase of 1000
yards of good Persian Flannelettes
I u vast array of patterns and coll
ors and designs, much underpriced
They will not stay here long at this
pticc, SO come and make selections
early at the low price OF
t0C yard
Worth up TO noe Nd.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1909-06-12
TO DISCUSS ROADS.
Settlers Of Igo Will Try to Agree on
Main Road East.

There will be a meeting of settlers
interested in road matters at the lgo
school house next Friday evening, June
Is. The meeting is being called for the
purpose, if possible, of agreeing on
main road leading to Pocatello. There
have been several roads but the rapid
settlement of the country has resulted
in their being fenced until travel is diff
ficult. Chris Robinson, F. L. Cunning
ham and l.. Boyce are promoting the
meeting and request that residents OF
Horse Island attend. They believe
they have located road that viii be as
satisfactory as any that can be secured,
and as good. The old roads cut up so
many tracts of land in such way as to
work a hardship on the owners, and a
solution of the problem is pressing.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1909-06-12
Dinner in Honor of he Moths.

Mr. and Mrs. H. ". Hall gave FIVE
course dinner at the Remington in honor
of DR.. and Mrs. Moth prior to their depar-
ture for the east last week. The
table decorations were American
beauties iudieiously placed between a
number of most notoriously homely men
in town, which served to emphasize the
charms of the former and magnify the
defects of the latter. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Hall, Mr.
and Mrs. F. E Winter, Mr. ard Mrs.
G. S. Ellinger, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
Struthers, Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Moth.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. Barber, r. B.
Greenwood and Miss Butterfeld. Fol-
lowing the dinner the guests were en-
tertsined with games in the parlors Of
the hotel a late hour. 1t was one of
the most pleasant affairs Of the season.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1909-06-12
BLOOMER GIRLS DEFEATED.
American Falls Ball Team Winner,
bv IA to 4.

The girls who attempted to play ball
here. Wednesday. are the only girls the
writer knows of who are not winners
They may be able to cook and wash
dishes, but they can't play ball good
enough TO be interesting. The team
was advertised to consist of six young
ladies and three men. There were six
beskirted and bloomered personages-
but there is strong suspicion that two
slender young men masqueraded as
girls. AT any rate two OF them played
a pretty good game while the other
three were pitiful failures. II they
put I'D no better game elsewhere than
here the reports sent ahead that they
were winning everywhere reflects no
credit on the teams they played with
They had fair battery, but they were
not equal to the home teams battery.
They had a good crowd, however, the
receipts totalling sl40.50.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1909-06-12
Saw Big Stretch of Undeveloped Land.

S. J. Price and MFR. Shaw arrived
from Spokane, Tuesday. driving all the
way. They were month en- route.
Mr.. Price is an old timer and a cousin
of General Price, the famous southern
general of the war of the rebellion.
He comes to stay, with the expectation
of taking a homestead, ard wishes to
rent forty acres of improved land for
two or three years. Mr.. Price believes
this will develop into one Of the great
est sections of the northwest. All the
way from Baker City to American Falls
he says he passed through practically
unbroken sea of sagebrush which needs
only the right kind of farmers and a
few years of development to become a
wonderfully rich agricultural country.
This little stretch is something more
than 400 miles long and in places 100 or
more miles wide, and will support a
large population.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1909-06-12
Homestead Filings.

The following homestead filings have
been made. during the past week, on
land near American Falls:
David Weibe, Mountain Lake, MINI,
lease, nw4 swt 10-6-30.
Charles Rudeen. 81 nwt and es swt
24-S-31.
F. R. Meadows, lease, set 1881.
A. w. Davis, lease, set nwt and swt
net 1870.
A. A. Friesen, lease, lot and 81 swt
5-7-30.
John S. Hamilton, lease, swt nws and
and nw4 swt 2s-s-31.
Frederick w. Schnable, swi 1881.
VIM. Wetzell. possessnry claim, nwf
1919.
Mike Wetzell, possessory claim. swt
1-7-2s.
John R. Craft, es nwt and VIZ net
2O-s-3l.
Rufus Moore, nj net 27-s-3I
William E. Slime, VIZ nwt 27, set neb
and mel set 2S-s-3l.
Knute S. Nelson, net 13-1o-2S.
Johann Dochter, unsurveyed posses
sorry filing, nt set and nj sw4 l7-7-29.
Jacob Doehter, unsurveyed possessory
filing, 81 net and 81 nwt l7-7-29.
VIM. G. Lair, Hale, Wash, lots and
and 81 of nes 2-9 80.
Mary A. Thornton. lease, net of nwA
/ 23-s-Sl.
Mary A. Thornton, lease, swt of nwi
and nwt of swf 2S-S-Sl.
William H. Mike, HortonviIle, Wis,
WI of net 2-7- 81.
Thos. Butterton, Tampa, Wash, lots
and and ss of net l-l1-2S.
Christian o Horn, Pampa, Wash.
possessory filing, nwf S1-l0- 2s.
H. L. Eyason. Moscow, Ida, lot 4,
swi of nwi and WI of swt 4-7-30.
Christian o'Horn, lease school section
36-1o-2S.
John Eyason, possessory claim, 81 of
set, net of set and set of net 1-7-9.
Jacob H. Clark, Weston. Ore, set @
1921
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1909-06-12
Paint and Wall Paper Store.

w. j. Wallise, who came here from
Denver about month ago, has decided
to establish a paint and wall paper
store, and will have a stock of goods
here within short time. He will occupy
one of the new buildings now in course
of construction. Mr.. Wallise will con-
tinue to do decorative, sign and house
painting, paper hanging and calsomin-
ing. He has done considerable sign
writing since coming here and finished
the auditorium curtain. His work is
first-class and ne has been busy since
the day of his arrival. He expects to
be able to establish business which
will demand the employment of a num-
Der of assistants.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1909-06-12
TO IMPROVE
ABERDEEN ROAD
Hearty Cooperation All That
IS Needed.
One Days Work by Every User of the
Road Will Put it in Good Condi-
tion--C. L. Myers and j. NJ.
Lattimer to Take Lead.

c. L. Myers and J. NJ. Lattimer were
were in from Aberdeen yesterday
They have plan to stir up trouble
among the farmers, i. G., for each one
that travels the Aberdeen road TO con-
tribute one or more loads of straw OF
manure to the sand on either side of
Spring Hollow. If the farmers viii do
this the road will be made fairly good
in weeks time. All teams at this
time of the year come this way without
loads, and often might contribute
something toward improving the road
American Falls may be depended upon
to do its part
The Press would like TO suggest that
the way to begin is to begin. lnas-
much as Messrs. Myers and Lattimer
suggested the idea, they are hereby
authorized to start the good work on
their next trip TO town, and TO agItafe
the matter among their neighbors- If
they make the start Others will be
ready TO assume their share of the
work. because no fairminded man likes
to shirk duty. If the people unite GO
imnroye the road it will not be large
task.
Mr. Myers suggests that day be set
apart and everyone invited to assist
The Press approves the suggestion and
asks Mr.. Myers to fix the date Tbs
bad road is not more than mile
in length, but it is about the worst
in four counties, and it is shame II
let it remain so when little wors
would put it in good condition