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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-07

hamberlain's Cough Remedy has
become fmaous for its cures of
coughs, colds. Group and influenza.
Try 1t when in need. II contains
no harmful substance and always
gives prompt relief. Sold by all
dealers,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-07

West Virginia stands tenth
among al the states and territor-
les in the number OF government EN-
ployes in Washington in proportion
to It's population. The civil ser
vice records show that there are G45
persons employed In Washington un-
der civil service law who are cred
tied to West Virginia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-07
west VIRGINIA NEIGHBORS.
NEWS FROM COUNTIES JUST
ACROSS THE RIVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

The we'll on Little Lynn Greek,
last completed. was shot last
week. II has not been cleaned
out and II is not known what the
production will be. Tn owners
think, however, that 1t will be a
fairly good producer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-10-07

Mrs. VIII Sullivan has opened up
full line of new millinery goods,
all latest fall and winter styles.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-05-27

annually. These bonds shall be know
No. ! Bond No. /, of $500, maturing
1920. or at the option of the board in
from date; Series No. / Bond No. 2, of
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-05-27
Chronicle Supplement, Friday, May n, 1910.
Additional Local Items.

Frank Kaufman is reported
on the sick list.
The ball team north of town
will cross bats with the Green
creek team at that place Sunday.
Ed. and Guy Ogan left this
morning with a car of horses for
Alberta where they intend locat-
ing. Mrs. Ogan will leave at a
later date.
The wedding of Henry P. Nux-
oil and Miss Terworen is sched-
uled to occur next Tuesday at
Charleston. Several will attend
from this place.
It is reported that rabid dog
bit a little child at Slate Creek
above White Bird last Friday.
The child was given medical
treatment but it is not known if
it will develop the disease later
or not. The dog was killed.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-05-27

Cottonwood Patent costs no more
than other flour not half so Unnd
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-05-27

Plenty of fine cedar posts for sale
at Aichlmayr's lumber yard.
Do not fail to see the immense
new stock of wall paper just re-
ceived at Thony Aichlmayr's Wall
Paper & Paint store
If you paint your house with
Sherwin Williams paint you will
be pleased with the results. We
have everything in the paint line.
Hoene Hardware.
Don't overlook the fine and use
full premiums given with Grand
Union teas, coffees, spices, etc.
New stock and premiums just in
at Thony Aichlmayr's grocery.
Remember, Thony Aichlmayr
has the largest and most complete
stock of wall paper, room mould
ings, plate rails, paints, brushes,
varnishes, oil cloths, etc. And the
prices are the lowest.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
Mann Department Store


minstered by your new rector, FIR. a.
E. Clattenburg, on the First Sunday
after Easter, april 3rd.}. Lenteen
sermons by the late Very Rev., c, T.
Vaughan, of LANDAU, will be- read at
the Lent services held by Mr.. Powell.
As you love your God and seek, ITO
honour Him and benefit yourselves, 4
conjure you to let nothing hinder. you
from being present at all these. SER
vices, or from receiving the Holy, Com
munidn every time it is administered
this Lent. Keep the fast, too, in YOU !.
private devotions by adding to them .
at least the collect for Wednesday,
or those for Good Friday. DISCIPLINE
your soul and body by fasting and By
avoiding all entertainments, public and
private. So you will bring at Easter
tide a chastened and regulated soul
and body to present to your King at
His Altar, as ia reasonable, holy and
living sacrifice" which is your bound
en- duty and service" Is: ss:2s z=s
I: Faithfully yours in Christ,
e = Guy P. Burleson,
H. - - ~ ~: -, = = Priest.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
FOR 0BSERyA- ~.
!. +. :. TON OF LENT
70 the People Of the Church Of the Ad.

To the People Of the Church Of the Ad.
vent: 2S&' ..sa;'i,:.. y 81. ..-.r -. yy,s:.
NY Temporary Children in the Lord.
= During Lent there are to be services
in the Church Of the Advent every Sun.
day morning and evening, Good Fri
day morning and evening, and Ash
Wednesday morning. Except Good
Friday evening and the mornings of
the First, Third and Fifth Sundays in
Lent, Feb. 10 and ~, and Mar. 1877,
these services will be held by Mr.. A.
NJ, Powell, your lay reader. On the
three Sundays that I win be with you
the Holy Communion win be ,ad-
minstered. The morning of Easter
Day Mr.. Powell will hold service and
win read a sermon by the late Rev.
pr. James de Koven, of wisconsin.
Your Easter Communion win be ad-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
N ]. /
CHURCH 4. | j ! {
PLANNED FOR DEVILS LAKELAND
PROJECT RElNG iIGo RoUsLY
III SHED BY PASTOR AND
Il E.,s 4.#s FIR lends. s:3.5 e

The members of the Methodist
Episc opal church Of Devils. Lake have
decided to build a Zine new church
iii this city, and are making a Vigors
Gus effort to- bring their plans5Sto q
successful culnination sssSl
They have decided upon an ideal,
Of the style Of church they wish to
erect and are going to come as near
building according to that ideal as
they can secure funds to do. = 5s5s3$t 4.
There Isl no more worthy cause be.
fore Dur people now than this pro.
33ject We have fine opera house, an
excellent library, a Catholic church
that cannot Be beat IN the state, while
in the protestant churches there is
not, creditable structure in the city.
The pastor Rev n. 5;A. Olson, has Ia
sored hard and faithfully for his church
and the commlni ty The building Is
made uate to- acomod date the crowds
that assemble there each Sunday.
III Sunday school and other: bran
Eches q the church are also iinereas..
Ing with each Sabbath and the room
at their disposal - far inadequata.
Ins factsit has come to that pass where
80 Bis prac tically necessary that they ins
crease the room for their services
ehESfT
The ethodists are DESTROYS 81
building church that will be "a cred.
II TO Devils Lake as eli as their Oh
ganizat ions and they are going atssheir
task It'll grim termin alton ia
win, and IL Is now up I'd the scitizens
[of this city Is Join with Il hem III car.
rying out their plans It'd a successful
|tsrminati lion.
Think this matter over and do NOT
wait % be- solicite but 40 he
pastor Or some an the 5oficials 81 the
church That you desire tesaid them Il,
their md king Make yollr CON
trfbnti ana do not be stingy about
| the amount Oh IL. IL ali means keep.
| ing up with the vancement Id Tie
growth our cit ana everyone ii
interested
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

FIRE |..A|| { i. !.
- " " 49, y Hzln1 VI ~ D -
SATURDAY
OPERA Ho usE3 HAD A SMALL
y BLAzE IN THE BOILER ROOM
555 Which, WAS cKLY TEX
a B TING isHED.

4 4 $5,s5.. !: TING SHED Il
An 1 alarm at about 6:l5 Saturday
evening called out the fire, apartment
t. the. Grand opera house where a
large volume 1 of smoke was found to
be- pouring out of the front door and
windows on the west front Of the
building Is; i, is1 -
Already the house chemicals We're
being played in the fire and the. de-
partment turned in q couple Of
streams Of water which quickly ex7
|tinguished the flames. and very little
damage was done to- the building OF
its contents. \, 81 i as:5.S:i:., -,
It is. presumed that the fire started
in pile of kindling that was piled
between the two boilers and was car
ried4 to the. ceiling where the floor un-
der the Nodine Piano Co rooms was
ignited. Ii IN 81. 81 ;sss5 s..s. .,>
The opera house was not damaged
beyond a scorched ceiling in the fur
mace room and minor other things,
all of which is duly covered BY insur.
ance. ,s3S III 1, IL 81
|eetg The Chas. H. Nodine Piano ca,
who have a large stock Of pianos on
the first door above where the fire
was sustained e. little damage from
smoke which was also covered by
insurance IN. III, 81: IL, :
The fire; was discovered by 10. Jill
Xix who was doing, some work about
the building and ,on entering. this
room: was met, by5.a dense cloud Of
smoke. He Immediately turned in an
alarm. ss., 5 ;ts J,3J$5 y IL E. -
I tt is exceedingly fortunate that the
Are was discovered before it made
any further Roadway than 1T had or
the results might have been very, dis
astrous to our fine new play house.
This fire has brought out the fact
that there are very few opera houses
which are. better built So as to pro-
tect the patrons Of the theatre. The
room where the boilers are located
and where the fire; occurred, is sep
arated from the main building by. a
solid wall Of masonary..s So SthatSa fire
could rage in that portion fol. IA long
time before it reached the auditor
ium. 81 III. I. {: 81: %, s. s
IS The stage lis also fitted with, an
3asbestos curta rs Is one which
carries the fa.dYertis ements ofS the mer
chants of the city This curtain when
lowered effectively closes the stage
from the auditorium. The. house has
seven exits. So @E; III. y, S:sG ;: =
+
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday, February IS. sxs:.s sss IS
HOO a. NJ. Morning worship. Lin:
coin Anniversary Song Service.
1900 m. Sunday school. 5# ,'5 Z: III
2:s0 p. NJ. Baraca class for young
men. 4: Ri d B:
B q 80 p. %. Alpha Phila Thea class
for young women u,
!. so D. m. Chill dren,s church.
$50 III. n. Epworth league.
80 ID. Evange listic service,
hat q community has q right 80
expect Of a young woman. Z
y Public cordially invited to ali ser
vices. Seats free Strangers IN the
city especially welco lne. r, a. Olson,
Pastor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
!; T. !. SMITH! !. !.
Interior orator
For Surety Bonds cali On s. q. Jones.


S. 6: Jones: is agent for the Donald.
son Steamship lines. Call on him for
information about your contempl dated
trip.
Miss Aloise Belford who sis attend
4 Ing school at Grand Forks spent Sun
day with her parents. i. and Mrs.
Belford inR his city, .#*3S
Cogswe1, g. 3: urner,
I and a. Taylor, Of this city were at
Grand Forks last week attending 4
I reunion of Philip ine. veterans. IS
Don't ask your friends #to 90 on your
bonds when YOU can set A Surety Bond
from {. ~. zones at a u ninal cost. .
Peter Regain. the rosperous Webster
farmer, was q visitor ct the sInter-o Ocean
#ohice Monday wing q years sub
scrip ion IA advance for the pape
Regani Is not only one d Ramsey coun.
{ tvs most successful farmers but the
sikind Of staunch republi can that does
the editor, heart good, Il 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

blemish Ia piece Of highly polish
edwoods 81 metal az mad \ an the more
noticeable bacanse Of the beauty ana
activeness the ding
body So also iss Ii human HE:
rilliane Of mind ann puriitt d, char
aeters tend 81 make i ffaslt appear asll
the more hidaoua.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

Tim Gumnins and Bill sharkey. are
: two of the new employees Of the
Great Northern IN this CITY d. as#3 s!S
N George schultz has moved to this
city from st. Pau, having accepted a
position III the Great Northern shops.
Ioo,ers Agency,
" NJ "a lSIJR AM Co..
. Insurance Bonds. Installment Loans
Geo. wv. Mooers
Bangs Blk
IS shirt tail for you. Great bar
! gains ID mems shirts at the New
York Cash Store. 4
:s John HaTden has moved to Devils
I Lake from st. Paul. having accepted a
position in the Great N orthern shops.
III Howard Walker has moved to this
city from Ashland Wis having accept.
ed: position with the Great Northern.
,
! M. Z. Sprung went to the eastern
markets Monday 80 buy furniture to
|'repieniah the stock 81 the large furnf-
I ture store 81 ]. Goldberg 81 co. q ~
For sale, Ia second hand Schultz
organ. Good ais new. Call at once
I at the Chas. =. Nodine Plano Co,
opera house block. s 81 :..: Il. 4; IS
iEt 4,s new 3e one; will do you good. See
them shirts. New York Cash store.
You Mr. purchaser are always look
ing for the essential requiremtns in
high grade first class pianos. Try the
popular Waltham piano and you will
be-, satisfied the rest oil your life.
Chas. 4. Nodine Piano Co, Grand
opera house block, Devils Lake. :
s.! Benz. Crow, the local pi ulntbe il, Has
just returned from an extended bust
ness trip northeast, of Devils Lake
where he Installed large amount Of
nl,,n,:,tnp .1 81! /,
> s. M : s5#, e
!; .panlstrom' q e Strand and Harb 80
hts v,sit q ma s. +n,s at,as
,n,aasa ~ oa,1son i, ., !,
ma s. "a u
Ben1amlns Crow nas recently finished
nstallins ne ting plant u me u! me q.
nome o. Vt. amer az 4 otten
III getting IS, t,,s shet co5t racta
L e 5s.5 5.
3: MISS lsaacson who Tor the past three
4, q 60, s. !, az J,
~ snx 1a J, s
I'M,
,,,s o
:9sSs Mn
Waltham players are; SO effective
that they are almost human II Al IN their
operation ~ It Is SO simple that any
body can operate ", does not disfigure
me design nor alter the size OF the
IN u, s N ~
2. #$D. Isl. Sullivan Il g optical cialist
!of Fargo, Will visit Devils Lake per.
sonaily Tnnrs FEBRUARY
persons having defective eye sight
q VINO need their glasses changed or
renewed should call and see him Of,
nee &C. EHuesgen.s store: ,*s5
ali good ones st right prices. Cluett
and Monarch Shirts. B New I, Yo,rk Cash
store. 81
4, = q, \, ],
q, 80 ! . 8. sa s. ], s. s1au
q $50 81 $50 ! $500
rs . E !. - 81
NJ 81, U Z " : A1 e
a !, =, !, .. ]. 8 go I, 49, u
plonsible fors Devils lake landing this
,nII, tl,o II, - 81 - M, J.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
b Get the good ones A $50 shirt
for 90 cents New York Cash store.

The government depends upon the
newspapers for every article DC infor.
nation that the public is to receive
touching the appro aching census.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
e
NEWZS

M rs
EWS
IA For Surety Bonds call on s.. q. Jones.
RI Dahl was ii from stevens town WI.
ship last week. ss5s
Ole skratass was at Stanley last
week on business ssi :i5 sJ
1ngwold Dahl was here from Graryy
II last week Friday. n:
Mrs. 3. agel visited with Mrs.
D LIadd last week.
a. Strand, 81: Grand Harbor, was ii
!. this city last week 5ss5
Homer Resler was down from Stark
weather last week. a: , sSSs y
Dr. crewe was at Grand Forks On
business last week. ;;;i
N. a. Hoghaug was ats Mekona On
business last week.
b. Ness went to the twin cities
on business last week. $$l3II..
Chas. Pillsbury was visitor to
Grand Forks last week. .s#s s' s ! /
"A. H. Roehm Is visiting with eastern
j friends for a couple Of weeks. 5ss &:
y I.E
Mrs. Cleo. Rhuberg has had as her
\ guest Mrs. T. a. Kyle Of Rolla.. f ,Es5 81
The Ramsey. County National Bank
has. Money 70 Loan on Farms, Money
to loan Oh City Property. Rates low,
Terms Favorable. ~ s.zs s;z 81
rs Mrs. Peter Matson had; as her guest
last week Mrs. Sandal Quasley 2sss|s
! IL u John w. Maher makes sraErm loans
sSat lowest rates and easy terms. .5.
81 Frank Frye was at Grand Forks d
business the latter part Of last week.
Gall on s. 6. Jones for steamship
tickets to or from all points II Europe:
81; g. l.. Ellis and wife. Of Webster,
were visitors III the metropolis last
week. 55sS5E
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis F. Kirsch, Of
aSWarwick, were Devils Lake visitors
last week. s:.ss
81 Mrs. "a. N. Maxwell eft last. week
FOR "a six weeks visit with eastern
relatives. ;:ss 3Sss: u ss3 SIS
Farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rates. {.
y. Ghamberlin. .5..s /. ,.5..I
ri Miss Elda Harvey, Of Pembina. was
|sasin this city Friday En- route to Stark
weather. 5 s.ss$ \: 8. S t
rs. Geo. lion and Miss q Reilly
aof Penn were visitors ii this city the
latter pa rt Of last week. .5s5 .s5
III. and Mrs :Chas. Russell are visit
ing the Twin Gitie les. Iowa and other
eastern points. y
Edwin B. Johnson lie ft Friday for
tsMayville where he expects ito make 'alk
his future. homie: :S5:s
81 supt ". al q Cd Wiaalrrsd was at Cando
4 Friday where lie delivered u lecture
on education: szz5 n
Mrs. Ole Serum gard was ct olfoord
last eek son business connected with
the r ebekah lodg s.. D
John w Maher win make farm
loans that yous can pay OF any inter.
est payment date. S5{
Mrs. e. Mackey of{ Eampd len was
guest at the home Of Sheriff and
Mrs. Belferd last week.
a. &. SMITH
interior Decorator
6. Jones is agent for the Donalds
4 son Steamship lines. Call on him for
infornnat ion about your contempl
trip.
.s!5 Miss Aloise Belford who zis attend
4 Ing school at Grand Forks spent sun
4 day with her parents. and Mrs.
5H Bel ford In this city ss53s,
Capt. sA. Cogswe1l. g. SJ:s 81 urner,
3 and A. Taylor, of this city were at
n = ",
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
NIISSARN()LD
!. !. SUCCESS

IN DIAMOND RING coNTEsT-Mlss
lls5ss BANNER A CLOSE SECOND.
,i The contest which had been running
for month at the Grand Theatre was
closed Thursday night! of last week.
The contest was very spirited during
the last week, with the candidates
working industriously. The house was
packed Thursday night to hear the re.
port Of the final count which; was as
follows :a': ~ $3 5@t q s y
Miss Goldie Arnold : 405,545 W
T. Miss Banner - 1881, 635 w. N h:
Miss Milligan 49, - 191 $50 aa ,js:2
r Miss Arnold was given the first
prize, a beautiful 500 diamond ring.
and the second prize.}a very fine gold
watch and chateline PIN was given to
Miss Banner. =f$533 s: s:szs:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

ss If Monarch shirts ss cents. New
York Cash Store.
States Attorney Kehoe Of Cando waa
;aS visitor inSthis city last week, ~
pr. ". +; sihler was at Cando Oh
profess ional business last week. %
John E conny. 81 Grand Forks,
was . Devils Lake visitor last week.
Shirts At less than half price. New
York Cash Store. u n, s5E
Judge CoWani last week granted a
divorce ito Claudia B. Parker from her
husband Paul s. Park :s W
Tim cumninls, and Bill #sharkey ale 81;
two Of the new employees Of the
Great Northern ii this city. 53Ss5s, ~
5 # George Schultz has moved to this
city from st, Pau, {; having accepted "a
position n the Great Northern shops.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-07-09
Reception for Colfax Guests.

An elegant reception was rendered
by MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Cory at their
handsome home on Third street to
the boys of the Colfax Concert Band,
of COlfax, La, and their charming
lady escorts. consisting of Mrs. VIM.
LaCroix and Mrs. j. p. Sullivan.
chaperones, and the following young
ladies who accompanied them: Miss
Clara Wells. Miss Beatrice Teal Dunn,
Miss Eva Davis, Miss Mabel Taquino,
Miss Florence Pribble and Miss Ethel
Craighead.
In serving the dainty refreshments
Mrs. Cory was ably assisted by the
following ladies: Mrs. Thorsell, Mrs.
Lingard, Mrs. Hugh Cory, Jr., the
Misses Kathleen and Sarah Ann
Cory, the Misses Mayher, of Tex
arkana, house guests of Mis-. Lin
gard, the Misses Marguerite and
Annie Stafford, Miss Katie Kramer
and Miss Nettie Redesheimer, of New
Orleans, Miss Julia Lingard.
As friend of the Colfax boys. Mr..
j. Wallace Alexander was pressed in
to service and rendered much assist
ance to Miss Florence Mayher in at
tendance at the punch bowl. After
a jolly time passed the guests voted
their host and hostess a vote of
thanks and repaired to the park.
where other pleasures awaited them.
Town Talk, July 9Th.
o or 6 doses $685. will cure any
case of chills and fever. Price 25c.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-07-09
AN ORDINANCE

For the prevention OF fires and the
establishment of fire limits in the
Town of Colfax, i'm Grant parish,
State Of Louisiana, by prohibiting
the erection of wooden buildings
on blocks three, four. twelve. six
| ty-three and sixty-four within the
/ limits Of the Town of Colfax.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town OF
Colfax. Grant parish, State of Lou
isiana. in regular session convened
Section 1. That from and after
the passage OF this ordinance it shall
he unla wful for any person to erect.
build or construct any wooden build
ing, or to add to any building or
construction already thereon, any
wooden addition on Blocks Three
and Four of the Town OF Colfax,
sail Blocks being bounded by First
or Front street and Second, c and
E streets; or upon Block Twelve OF
said Town. same being bounded by
Second, Third. G and ID streets; or
upon either Blocks Sixty-Three or
Sixty-Four Of said Town. same be-
/ ing bounded by North, b, Seventh
streets ard Railroad avenue.
Be it further ordained, ETC.
Section 2. That the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen shall require the
owner Of any building of wood now
standing upon any of the blocks Of
the said town named in section one
Of this ordinance, whenever in the
opinion of the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen the same becomes danger
GUS to public or private property
thereon. to remove the same. after
notice thereof and such compeusa-
ton as the law N ay require. and In
all cases to remove any structures
placed upon any of the said Blocks,
after the adoption of this ordinance.
which may have been placed thereon
by the owner contrary to the pro-
visions OF this ordinance. and in the
latter case at the owners own ex-
pense; and II the owner declines then
to remove the same at the owners
expense and to sue him for such ex-
pense.
Be It further ordained, etc.
Section 8. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances contrary to or
in conflict with any OF the provis-
ions Of this ordinance he and the
same are hereby repealed and that
this ordinance shall go into effect
from and after it's passage and pro-
mitigation. =.
Read and adopted by sections and
as a whole ON this the eth day Of
June, A. ID. 1910.
C. N. CARNAHAN,
6. H. MCKNIGHT. Mayor.
Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-07-09
Official Proceedings of Grant Parish
School Board.
Colfax, La, July 9, 1910.

Colfax, La, July 2, 1910.
The parish board of school diref.
tors for Grant parish met this da,
with all members present except w
N. Greed, OF ward 3.
Minutes Of previous meeting reat
and approved as read.
The field report of the superirlten.
dent Tor the past quarter was not
read.
On motion of Mr.. jackson, duly
seconded by Mr.. Bradford, and car.
ried, September IL, 1910, was fixed
Tor all schools to open for the com.
ing school year.
On motion OF Mr.. Stewart, duly
seconded by MIR. Chelette, and car
ried, all colored schools were to open
first Tuesday in July, 1910.
On motion of Wr. Jackson, second
ed by MIR. Stewart, and carried, an
agricultural school was esta bIished
IN connection with the Verda high
school.
TIE following resolution was Offer
ed by Mr.. Stewart, and on motion of
Mr.. Nugent, duly seconded by Mr..
Chelette, it was unanimously adopt
ed, to-wit:
Realizing that during the past
school session just ended we had
good schools taught throughout the
parish of Grant, anu that in n meas
ure their success was due to the un-
firing efforts put forth by the teach
ers in charge, therefore be it
Resolved that a vote of thanks
from this body in regular session
convened be rendered the teachers
employed in Grant parish schools
during the past session of 19O9-1C.
On motion the board adjourned
to meet subject to call of the presi-
dent. J.H. McNEELy
j. N. WARNER, President.
Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-07-09

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-07-09

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