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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

Mary did six pairs of stockings and
Jessie did three. Mary did the most
and got the prize for the best darning
of the stockings, and she wrote let
ter to her mother telling her about the
stockings and who did the most. She
said
Dear Mother: I will write and tell
you about the darning of the stock
ings. 1 did six pairs and Jessie did
three pair. did three more pairs than
you told me to do.
I have got the prize and I am going
to go to grandmothers and have an
Easter yacction. Jessie did not get the
prize.
Jessie had to stay home and do the
work. Mary got the request. Jessie
stayed home and she got some Easter
eggs.
l will close for this time.
MYRTLE SEXTON.
Age years; La Habra school, fourth
grade; r. F. D. No. 3, Box 51A.
She took the stockings up and after
looking them over carefully she said:
THAT is done WELL Now, let me see
yours, Jessie"
Jessie handed her three pair. Her
mother looked at them. Then she said:
well, I guess Mary gets it this
time"
linen Mary LOOK up piece OF paper
and wrote on it that she wanted-to 60
to her grandma's for Easter. Her
mother read the paper and then said.
"All right"
That afternoon Mary's father
hitched up the horse and took Mary to
her grandma's. Her grandmother re-
ceived her with great pleasure. She
asked Mary why Jessie did not come.
Mary told her the whole story.
BLANCHE CONNOR.
Los Angeles Mckinley avenue
school, grade B3; age years.
Then she looked at Jessie's work.
Jessie had seven pairs of hose darned,
and her mother thought she had the
neatest work, so she told Jessie to sit
down and write what she thought best
to do on their Easter vacation. So she
sat down and began to. write, and she
wrote the following letter:
Dear Mother: I do not want to go
to grandma's, because so many acct
dents happen to US; but Mary wants
to 60 I would rather stay at home or
go to one of the parks on Easter Sun
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11
Honorable Mention)

NV AIRY had not done her stockings
N very well, but Jessie had done
AZ hers neatly and had mended
only four pairs. Jessie wrote this let
ter:
Dear Mother: I want to stay at
home for my Easter vacation. All 1
want to ask you for is some egg dye.
/ have enough money for one dozen
eggs. 1 want to give Mary surprise
party for Easter and invite some
friends. Then l want to hide the eggs
and have them hunt them. 1 want you
to decide when the party is to be. Your
loving daughter Jessie"
Jessie's mother said that Saturday
afternoon would be a good time for the
party. Jessie had the party and every
body that came said it was the pleas
ATTEST Easter they ever had.
BERENICE BENSON.
San Fernando, CAL; Morningside
district school; age II years.
The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

Ne aeas1 l BaaFg! ag Tra9l,s. si1A ] Secretary an l salary sac ha- saen ege and waa wt1 2 after EhI1gs. WIrh < lIErIe eom5 5fnest efarr 1r zae garr q our prominent men ard sEe genPie gaGer9iIY. we allg1r e ahle r1 zeE an aggrgae eFiaEitsG from the gT17ern- aien- f1r ! x3Fern IeaE 1liIdIng lere We arg nc -saot entitled = t. and cg-xh- 60 hLEe iE- The Times h.Ls 1aaz- aasrss- Away aG eAs pturoslCIGH ksr E~ezrg pears. lad sse lls zs1 he no near- er | realization # Ehzs fanG dream -hac we were when we cumrerce1. @hg xaalda : i- ae gscst il3sa t3r se.r 5csCn-asrer -.s prepare ghe Statistics of als ettsee aaG gut them a EEe hands ot cur egugres;-E-an- xfrh | gerIzIcr as lcEg ls YsGr Irn1- Isizi-g fer eEe les PasEstsce aEllfz1ag4
The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

The Crowley El.,ge Chronicle eels- orarsst EEe EAIrss ann versary 1e I1s oIr-h las1 WEEK azet contained l eu ger of four pa@gss sriaees3 % gaec pa5er And csVaCes. E6 1he interests oe sha E1rr=sG CI1y Maa4Els,rllril1,r Com -ars 2 and E-s izf. .sgriss l1-c. tLl ..grra ssst xi-Es e1-Es GG l-s buildings. eriees a1G zen. scu-e cf 1heir residences. ard several ochsr visEs. 1l-ageEher nzAxing l nest crea1raalss pages iaGees.- lzd VI '-'zl1rIsss ae ! sEeadId 46 Fsr-izeuenE q -EeIr business Ind EE1s cfrg. The printing WIS 1oae og 1ke alxiliary pri1-ilg house ct the | V ksE cgg Newspaper Ceup paag. IL LI-cie Raex. Elaf3 z1lsle -I-e -s aafi es | vs-V zzcg rteee # work We ecugrIElI I.lrs E855- -.sr Lard q Ggon chls evidence af z.4 sE-s-- grLsE Ind EI-e eX-e Ience 5f tEes wsr f. ard wish hfn EaEg EaErg returns.
The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26
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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Forrest City times., 1909-03-26

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The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03
L0ng-DistanCe Customers

Almost without effort our trade keeps ex-
tending beyond the boundaries of our own
locality.
People in surrounding communities learn
ing that our stock is an unusual Ole and
hence when some special need arises or thev
want fresh, new goods. they send to us.
Orders by mail, long distance telephone, tele-
graph other means nave our immediate at
tentiOn.
0atisfaction is guaranteed in every case,
both as to goods and prices
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

The Crary Public Opinion notes that junk
dealer paid farmer 81 for some old machinery
which a few years ago. cost that farmer $780, The
farmer had not taken good care of his machinery
having left it exposed to the elements There IS
no question but what great many thousands or
dollars could be saved in the state every year. If
the farmers took the trouble to provide good ma
chinery sheds-and saw to it that the machinery
was placed in those sheds when not in use
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

Ire editors of the Democratic papers OF the state,
are deserving the sinking old Democraticshp
fast as they possibly can, and we'll for them that
this is So Col. Ben Whitehead of the Williston
State, who has always been tagged Democrat,
comes out now and says he is running an 1ndepen-
dent paper. The Fargo News has recently changed
from a Democratic to independent paper. De-
mocracy is on the wane, and the sane independent
sort of paper, is about the best propos1tlon Tor
those papers which have been closely allied with
a losing game.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

The Minneapolis Journal thinks that the recent
earthquake shock felt in the northwestern part of
this state, was caused by the wheat plants break
ing thru the crust of the ground. Either that or
else the gas escaping from the big at the fair
grounds in South Minot.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

Preident Taft may veto the proposed tariff bill
and if he does, he will have the masses back OF
him. The Aldrich crowd seems to have control in
the senate, and will doubt make an effort to
revise the tariff upward instead of downward This
will have a tendency to increase the value of the
necessities of life instead of lowering them and the
Republican party may have to do some tall ex-
planning to the dear people. We now look to Taft
for our protection.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

The Sultan of Turkey has been deposed and his
his successor. The former sultan is prisoner
and his harem has been scattered The Sultan gave
his subjects a constitutional form OF government
last July but for some slight pretense, went back
to the old method, which did not appeal to the
voung Turks. Abdul Hamid was Sultan for 33
brother Mohammen Reschad Ehendi, proclaimed
years. Even the Turks are progressing.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

The Bottineau Courant after writing column
after column concerning the demoralizing effect OF
the mail order houses this country and advis-
ing the farmers to trade at home. runs an ad for
a. New York mail order house, which is desrious
of securing solicitor to work this part of the
state. Consistency, etc.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03
Ruptured .?

If SO, you should be in
terested in our ability to
fit you with a truss that
will do its work properly
and, moreover, give you ab-
holute ease and comfort
qualities in a truss that
You may never know unless
you come here. Our long
experience in truss fitting
for many difficult cases has
made US experts. Our stock
OF trusses containing those
suited to every kind of her
MIA make it possible to give
Just the right truss for
every case. We charge nor
a cent for our expert fitting
and satisfaction is guaran-
.teed.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

Roosevelt declares that many of the stories being
sent out from the junges of Africa about his
hunting party rank lies. He says that
porters are with the party and he will tell all
about the big hunt when he gets back Reporters
sometimes lie, but you alweys depend what
a hunter says.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

1t does not look just exactly right to see some
editor down Canada especially when he has
never been there and in consequence the facts that
he has at his command (and they may not be facts
at that are those he gets second or third handed
W., don't want to appear as being disoyal to North
Dakota in saying what going to say, for we
are mighty we'll pleased with this old state of ours
and wouldn't trade it for its like proportion any
where in King Edwards realm. But will have
to admit that there some portions OF Canada
that are very nearly all right, and don't believe
we are going to make any fair minded real estate
man angry when we say At that, we don't ad-
wise any of our farmer friends to leave North Da-
kota and 20 to Canada, for believe that if you
are nicely located good farm in this state,
and are making some money, and surrounding your
selves with better stock, more machinery and bet
ter buildings every year, you would be mighty
foolish to leave the state for place that you
are not certain just how well you will fare. We
nicked up copy of the Lansford Journal and no.
ticed few articles concerning Canada that were
not very complimentary Of that country In one
of them, we noticed where party OF Landa
farmers had become disguised with the graft that
was going on at Lethbridge. Chances are that the
erafters formerly resided in the states. and only
went to Canada to perfect themselves in this art
Canada is country of wonderful resources Go to
the right part of it, and you will find mighty
good wheat growing country. Take the Granum
countrv for instance, hundred miles south of
Calgary You cannot beat it for wheat growing
any place in the world Canada has it's drawbacks,
but she has her good qualities and there is no use
in trying to boost North Dakota by tearing any
other state country down. Let's boost for our
own state but let's give the other states credit for
what they deserve. We will lose nothing by so
doing.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03

The land in Europe which has been farmed for
thousand years, is becoming more fertile every
year. while the land in America in many places,
is becoming impoverished and thus producing less
every year. The farmers must have an awakening.
They should realize that they are not living for
the present only, but for future generations. take
the south for instance Before the war, nothing
was raised excepting cotton, cotton, cotton, and
this has been the main product ever since North
ern farmers with brains have gone into the south
and have taken those old cotton fields and by fer
tilizing the land and rotating the crops, are now
growing Strawberries, and other fruits, besides
great crops of vegetables.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03
PresCrip iptiionS

Bring your prescriptions here
a-d let US fill them for you. When
We put them up you may rest as
sured that the freshest, purest
drugs have been used, that they
have been carefully and accurate
ly compounded. You need have
no fear of the substitution of
cheap, inferior drugs. Every pre-
seription that leaves this store is
exactly as it was ordered by the
physician. There can be no dis
appointment in results to either
physician or patient due to faulty
prescription work il we do the
compounding Our prices for
prescriptions are as low as any.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-03
If 1t Is Drugs

There is an occasional drug store where the
trade of which is 80 expensive as to require
tnat the stock of drugs and medicines be Who'll
ly complete. This store is of that knu, and
hence good store to 60 to whenever anything
in drugs is needed
We have what is wanted, including the new
est remedies that physicians prescribe and the
quality and freshness of every thing is assured.