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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-28
BUSY FRU|TLAHD ITEMS

Rev. Blom of New Plymouth ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Kyles
and delivered two excellent sermons,
which we're highly appreciated by a
fair sized congregation.
/ Mr.. Skaggs has sold his 40 acre
ranch to Mr.. Childs for $S50.10 an
acre. We shall be very sorry to lose
such valuable residents as the Skaggs
family, as they will probably leave
Idaho and go to far off West Virgin
ia
Miss Velma Spainhower visited in
Payette last week with her little
friends and this week Miss Ruth
Short is her guest at her home.
The boys class of the BAPTIST
church had a pleasant party on Thurs
day afternoon at their teachers
home. Mrs. Spainhower made the
afternoon pleasant with games and
refreshments. Officers were elected
and the class organized. The name
selected was Straight Sailors" and
the young sailors are going straight
for the goal on the sea of life. The
class numbers Is boys from . to l5l
years of age.
Miss May Rich of jefferson, Iowa,
is a guest at the Rich, Dalzel and
Thompson homes. Miss Rich came
west a year ago. attending the Sc
attic Exposition. then going to Spo-
kane where she has bene teaching
school and is now on her way home. /
A great many people are planning
on going to the mountains the first
of August for a little fish and hunt.
In this day of hurry and worry, it's
a good plan to WOO nature for few
weeks and rest your tired nerves.
]. Tickner has removed his house
from its former location on Fruit
land Ave. to cross street he means
to open up along his and Mr.. Whit /
sells place. He is much nicer stu
ated now as his large barn had al
ready been built there.
--,---.-.-.,yv DaCUu ~
) cash at 20 cents per pound A
n what do you pay for your lard? I
an cents per pound, land then the 81
of charges you 20 cents per pound
An the tin pals your lard is in.) ~
an makes your lard cost you about
os- or % cents per pound. The Emf
DOL orise Meat Market sells lard,
tin pals, at ia cents per pound, =
ay told you we would sell cheaper WI
to we got on cash basis. Give u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-28

THE POSSIBILITIES OF I
THIRTY ACRES
To give you an idea of what an /.
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P|eito por un Queso
en- San German,
Francisco ordeno IN queso, Sc
lie olvid6 la cartera y lie de.
saparecieron Ell articulo com
prado, surjiendo algunos
peSCOzOneS.
La casa O'Neili, inf0rms que
pagara el cafe a mas alto
precio que ninguna otra.
De nuestro corresponsai

Octubre To- Anoche tuvo lugal
una alteration de la paz piblica en-
IN cafe local. Francisco Acevedo,
Drden6 IN queso y al pagar no pudc
snconrar Ia cartera y el queso habya
desaparecido, de 10 que protesto Ell
smpleado Pedro Rosy y yendose :.
las manos propinandose algunos pesa
sozones, de 10 que igualmente protes
s6 Ia policia formulando ls consigui-
ante denuncia.
Nos comunican Ia casa Enrique
o. Neill acaparadora de cafe de esta
romarca, que esta dlspuesta a pagar
mejor preclo que nadie por el grano.
En- breve saldra para los Estados
Unidos nuestro estlmado compatrio-
Is el j6ven Miguel Forfs, quien Sc
propone permanecer algunos meses
en el Norte.
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L0 MEjOR.

La joseria Tinaud tiene Ell
mejor surtido de objetos lie
arte ? novedad para recalos,
) esta constantemeate
Go ios uitlmos modeios. 81 Ed.
Gesea comrrat ur obieto &c
verdaderc gusto yea Gsest.c
surtido, en etectos DC plata de
ley, metal olanco, pla,eado '
cristai ta!:ado LEJITlN3 tiene
uninmenso surtito. essa casa
sole yends articulos ruESos
toccs garantizados. Especia.
lidades Para Iega.os "a DO
Gas.
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IIKEk FERREA DEL 0ESTE

Itineraric de trenes : vapores que
empezara reglr desde e lo de Sep.
item bre de 1903
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POl|T|CA TRANQUIL
La EN- SAN GERMAN.
Los partidos politieos Sc
muestran muy toleran-
ties y discretos
I'm ''auto" del senior Carbonell,
Sc incendie en- la carretera
de Cabo Rojo.
Sc anuncian las proximas bo'
das de un comerciante de la
calle de la Luna.
De nuestro corresponsal


Octubre l. Los partidos pol{ti
COS estan dando evidente prueba d
cultura y educacion polftica.
Tn automovil de Inca propiedae
del ST.. Celedonio Carbonell fue tota
mente destruido por fuego en- la ca
rhtera de Cabo Rojo 81 chaufe
eenaro Palmer, sufrlo leslones leve'
en- ell accidente.
Ha fijado su residenicia en- es,s
ciudad el Sr. Toro Soler, donde hs
alberto su bufete de abogado.
Las aceras y cunetas del barrie
denominado "Bosque" de esta po
blaci6n, Sc hallan en- un lastlmose
estado. Muchas aceras han desa
parecido.
En- breve abrira una nueva conf
turia en- Ia plaza principal, ell Sr
Velez: actualmente lleva d cabo re-
raraciones en- el nuevo ediflclo.
Sc nos informa que en- breve con-
traeran matrlmonlO un conOcldo ]o-
ven comerciante de la calle de LA
Luna con una distinguida y slmpa-
tlca yaucana, que reside actualmen-
lie en- la calle de Ia Estaclon.
Notase escasez de moneda frac-
cionaria de un centavo
Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- sa-
ludar Ia angehcal y slmpatlca saba
uena Felicita Garcia, conoclda carl
hosamente con Ell nombre de T1ta.
Acaba de regresar del Norte adonde
fue q veranear.
Sc encuentra en- esta cludad eI 81
Vicente Balbas, director Gel "Heral
&C Espanol"
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Palido y des
coiorido, blanco el interior de los
parpados. sin el meme. apetito y fati-
gandome con que solo haga Ell mas
simple esfuerzo, me siento sin yalor,
sin gusto, sin fuerzas...p
7 algunaS semanas despues Sc quela
todavia q Mi estado empeora de dia
en- dia en- vez de mejorarse el esto-
mago no puede digerir, siquiera, nj
aun aquellos platos que tanto me gus.
.aban otras veces. Desde por Ia ma.
mana me abruma un fuerte dolor de
cabeza y me parece como 81 estuvierg
vacia, perO de TODD este no me sor-
prende NADIA porque hace va mucho
tempo que no puedo dormir. En- tales
! condiciones no te extranara que mi
amino haya decaido que los mas
sombrios pensamientos me dominen
Sin duda que no tengo para nuchc
! tempo.
En- este Sc equivocaba afortunada.
mente. Tn medico de Paris. que habIa
| s:do liamado por la familia, orden0a,
marques IN vasito, de los de licor, De
vino de Quinium Labarraque. al hna
| de las comldas, y ell enferg expert
mento desde ell primer lr.tarlte una
gran satisfaction no eXenta de asom
bro, 81 yer su eslado cambiar raploa.
mente
"a los cuatro o cinco dias, escrlbe
comence digerir mejor y a ,omal
gusio los alimentos. Reapareclo E.
sueno POGO 1 POGO y justamente coz
ei Ia fuerza J Ia algeria. Cesaron conc
por encanto los dolores de cabeza :
velnte dias despues de haber empren-
dido el tratamiento me hallaba con.
pletamente restablecldo. ~ pensar 81
que q penas 81 podia II por mi pie d.
una habitacion otra Nolviome la
algeria al yer que podia va montar
caballo cazar y desde entonces.
que han transcurrido va tres amos.
no he tenido ninguna recaida, nj e.
menor asomo de Ia enfermedad que
me tuyo a dos pasos de Ia muerte.
Firmado: MARQUES DE VlLLEDoR
No nos sorprende el entusiasmo de.
! marques, pues, en- efecto. ell uso de.
Qulnium Labarraque la dosis ds uL
vasito de los de licor, despues de cAds
comlda. basta para restablecer en- POGO
tempo las fuerzas de los enfermos ma,
abatidos y para curar de un modc
SECURE y sin sacudidas las enferm.
dades de languidez y de anemla ma
antiguas y mas rebeldes. Las fiebre:
mas tenaces desaparecen rapldamentf
ante este medicamento tan htroIco
cor la circunstancia de que toda,la
lleva su ehcacia el Quinium Labarra-
que 4 impedir para siempre e qlt
la enfermedad Sc presente de nueso
Asl es que cuantas personas son dt
constitution debil Sc encuentrar
debiiitadas por las Intermediates, d
trabajo o los excesos, los adulos fat.
gados por un crecimiento demasla lC
rapido /; las joyenes cuya formaei0h
uesarrollo Sc hace laboriosa, las Sc
noras que sufren de censecuencla
de los partos los ancianos oebiitadc.
por Ia edad = los anemicos, e.. gene
raj, deberan lomar vino de QuniGn
Labarraque
lgualmente esta reeomendado de un
modo especial los conval.cienies
Fl Quinium Labarraque Sc v-nde en-
botellas y medias botellas en- todas las
farmacias, e! dep6slto genera ae ian
precloso remedlo 10 tlene ep Parls,i9
rue Jacob. la acreditada Casa FRKRE. S
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e. MARQUES De vlLLEOol

Official brillante del arma de caballe.
ria, el marques de VilIedor, que acs
baoa de salir de la Academia de Saint.
Cyr, asistio a Ia campaha de 1870.
Herido en- Reichshoffen y condecorado
en- Tunez, no tardo en- partir para Ell
Tonkin, en- donde bajo la Influenza
de este china masano contrajo, como
taHtos otros, unas calenturas que obi
garon a sus jefes ! repariarle, pero
como su saud no llegaba nunca
restablecerse Ell brllante Official pidi6
su separation del Ejercito : Sc retro
a su Castillo de Villedor en- la Turena
A pesar del aire puro y vivifcante de
esta comarca tan favorecida, NJ. de vii
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DlneI0 Y Ie!0i gIatis.

Pida sin dinero. diez pesos
oro de Pastillas "Recuperador
de Ia Salud" el mejor pa,en,i.
zado para Ia sangre, e! este
maeo. el higado, y losrinones.
ooi0queios entire sus vecinos
pues e aceptado doDda auie.
IA que sc ofrece = al mandar-
no. q importe. obseaularemos
con una conisiou en- dinero.y Y
IN reloj gratis Escribs 81
secuida a Ia National Drug
Agency Teiuan O.. Saa
Juan. Pt0.- Kico.
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|D|B(CT0R|O Oh SAN JUAN

Practloante. - Sivestre Feijoo
Martinez. Embalsamador - San
Francisco 81. Telefono, Nun. 43.
San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. LA seno.
ita Lola Mas, ofrece dar clases eu
su casa 8 & domiciio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Fafmacla Colon. Antique esta.
blecimieno, Gran surtido de drogas
? patenu1adoa Plaza principal. San
Juan.
Ingeniero Civil.-R anon Gan
dla Cordova; Tetuan So, ciudad o
Parada IL Santurce Miramr, San
Juan. Puerto Rico:
Aboeados. s.-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen go.
Telefono 1853. Box 366.San Juan.
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GRATIS.

In relo. para USED ssr p,seo ct
semsrss. venGe ysrte "a lI,t
% sos ragustes s'gaisD'e ae-1io.
ps alfiIeTes sc coTbsfs -- -
t'sricos ce aru;as cor mss - a-1
Jas csds uno. = ron tss T-.sz : rsz
nstioas de bOl.'llo oacs ma 81 :
iu6he. & % rreoosss soriss. tsil
.rfeu.o destritc - Ken6s isg crrt
80 orc uno IN ;re- nee a.u.o.
Is.sl dc 90 reig5s
Iserits u-a ro>Es. IHE A=<rrts
?. i4rsrxE< 60. BoH ie5I -Ar
Sasn. / uerto Rscz-
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leQOr no con.
sigui6 reco,
brar su salud
0orecientt
de otros diss
y de clio Sc
conduele, Ell
Ia siguients
carta dirigids
d una her
mana suya,
. va no
soy. dice
.aqucl ofcia..
de otras ve-
ces, dispues-
to siempre
montar a ca
bailo y a en-
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COMMERCIAL
E N TR A D A S Ell
-xy"rn

E N tt A D A S Ell
! EXTERIOR.
| Goleta americana Fontanat
de N. York.
Vapor frances Montreal dt
Pto. Plata.
Vapor aleman President de
St. Thomas.
DESPACHADOS PARA EJ
EXTERIOR
Vapor aleman President J
frances Montreal.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
James ". Paul descargando
John D. Colwell id
Alice G. descargando
! Fontanac id.
/ MOVIM1ENTO DE.
! CABOTAJE
Operoc1ones en- palertos
Perla Vieques
Carmen Fajardo
India Humacao J Naguabo
Pedrito Vieques
Ana Maria Pendlente
Voluntad Fa]ardo
B UQU ES QUE Sc
GUARDIAN
Vapor americana Coamo
Saldra para n. York el 5 co.
frrlente.
Consig: The N. S. P. r, H.
Vapor americana Carolina
RecaIara el s del pl esente pro.
cedenie de N. York.
Consig The n. y. P. RS, S.
VapoIes americanos Cata.
lima , Pic IL Saldran de
Barcelona el S J 20 respecti-
yamente con destine Cana
rlas Puerto Rico y Cuba.
Conslg ;, lzqulerdo ! Ca.
:'t1ts u a a1ttd "Benue1.
Goleta americana Ellaner
Z. Rartran Debe haber haDer
saido de n York para San
Juah J Humacao e, le del
pasado,
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
/, Goleta americana Clifford
\. GARNER debe naper salido
de N. York para esta ell 90
ultimo
Consig : Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Geneva
Saldra de n. para esta e! G
del corriente,
Consig 5 Ezquiaga
B A II G o s.
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Banco territorial ; asricola : ~
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,,.t, eel, Capital , sayAmon sinultsn..m.n..

WAVES EXTRAORDfNARIOo
ia SIS 1850
In esta imryen.a g venGe
papei d. pe!.ocieo= yleJo= a
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
WOMEN LOSE THEIR HAIR.
Webster City Women Victimized by
itinerant Hair Dressers.

Webster City, June 29-Three or
four weeks ago q couple of women,
giving their names as MIS-. y. ". Free
man. of Iowa City, and Mrs. Alice Teel.
Of Grand Rapids. Mich. came 10 Web
ster City and engaged quarters on Di-
vision street. advertising themselves as
hair dressers. They dil a good bust
ness and their work seemed satisfac
tory They had given out tina. they
would remain in Webster City until
about July 1, but left suddenly a few
days ago, falling to notify some of
the women for whom ttev We're doing
work taking switches aad nther hair
supplies with them or placing them
where the owners can not get trace Of
the goods. Mrs. Freeman announced
that she was going to Iowa City and
Mrs. Teel said she was going to Omaha
for visit. 1t may be the women were
called away by something urgent and
perhaps there is no real cause for sus-
pecting anything wrong, but Webster
City ladies' who can not locate their
hair-that is that portion Of their hair
entrusted TO Mrs. Freeman and Mrs.
Teel-are somewhat anxious. More
over. all the bills contracted b. one
of the travelling women have not been
Equidated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
JUNE RISE DELINQUENT.
big Muddy" at Unusually Low Stage
and No HIGH Water Expected.

Council Bluffs June 29.-The regular
June rise of the Missouri river has
failed to put in an appearance up to
date, and no very high water is antici-
pated this summer. An unprecedented
~ early thaw all along the river re-
suited in high water during March. but
since that time the river has been at
a low stage.
The so called June rise is generally
highest here about July 4, hut no signs
of its approach are available. AZ! lakes
in the reighborhood are the lowest for
years, willow stubs genarally two or
three feet below the surface al Man
ava being now visible. It has been
necessary 10 place guard lights al sew
eral points in the lake ID warn sahboats
and other craft of shallow water in
generally safe places.
Indian creek also is SNORING the eff
feet Of the dry spell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
ENACT "eAeEs IN THE WOODS
Two Shenandoah Tots Lost During
Hard Storm.

Shena ndoah. June 29.-The two old
est children Of Mrs Frank Kent living
two miles northwest Of town, treated
their mother 10 realistic exhibition
of the Babes in the Woods tragedy
during the electrical storm and shower.
During the worst part Of the storm
Mrs Kent missed the two children and
after vaihly looking in the house, the
outbuildings and other places where
they We're accustomed to play awoke
to the fact that they were really lost
Catching a horse she rode over to
Nelson Hummeps, her nearest neigh
Dor, and with his assistance began
securing the country for them. No
trace could they find anywhere Of
them. Finally at a school house they
heard the little boy crying and soon he
came in view from behind the build
ing and started crying for home.
They called to him and he guided
them behind the the school house,
where they found a cave which the
children had dug under the building,
and in 1t with her thumb in her mouth
peacefully asleep, lay the little girl
There they had lain all unmindful OF
the storm and thunder and lightning,
until some extra crack had aroused the
boy and he became frightened and
started for home. The mouth OF the
cave was covered up and except for
the awakening Of one Of them, prob
ably would not have been found all
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
NATIONS CROPS GOOD.
Fine Growing Weather But Rainfall
is Still Short.


washington June 29.-Good growing
weather thru the country has prevailed
during the last week. according to the
national weekly weather bulletin Of the
department Of agriculture.
"a general summary of the weather
for the last week shows the continu-
alton of warm and dry weather thru
out the corn and winter wheat growing
states" says the report. THE rainfall,
tho light, was sufficient for present
needs, except in scattered localities,
and the farm weather was beneficial to
growing vegetables, which have made
rapid progress under the favorable
weather of the last two weeks.
I'm the states Of the spring wheat
section some Improvement is due to
rains that occurred in the more south
ern portions of the district. The change
from the high temperatures of the lat
ter part of last and the first of the
present week to cooler weather about
the middle of the week gave some re-
lief, but high temperatures again are
prevailing.
NO rainfall has occurred over the
northern portions, especially in North
Dakota and the northern portions OF
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Rain in
abundance is needed in nearly all por-
tics of the district.
along the Atlantic coast much
warmth, sunshine, and dried weather
continued. and satisfactory progress
was made in all agricultural pursuits.
In the cotton belt showers were OF
frequent occurrence, and it was slight
ly too cloudy and wet in some sections,
but over most of the important cotton
growing sections the weather was gen
orally favorable.
Rains occurred in the western por-
lions of the great plains states, but 1t
is becoming too dry along the entire
eastern slope of the Rocky mountains.
To the west of the Rockies tempera-
lures were favorable, but it is becom-
ing dry on the ranges, especially III
the central and southern portions,
where the rainfall has been unusually
deficient and much damage has re-
suited.
Irrigation water is holding out well
in the northern portions, but In the
central and southern sections the
streams are getting low The week
was free from destructive storms OF
any kind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
VALUABLE ARTICLE OF FOOD
People Along the Coasts Of Japan
Regularly Gather Harvests OF
the Seaweed.

"A large income is derived by the
inhabitants of the coasts OF Japan
from gathering and selling ordinary
seaweed," said Jeremiah King OF At
lantic City.
More than 100000 yen is derived
by the harvesters of the deep each
year. This does not include the large
amount Of the product consumed BY
the natives.
Certain kinds Of seaweed are used
for food and its by-products represent
thousands of dollars annually. AS
choice a dessert as I ever have eaten
was made from weeds gathered on the
southc-n coast Of Japan. This mixed
with sugar and sprinkled with rum
makes a dessert rarely equaled on
this side of the Atlantic.
There are families on the coast Of
Japan whose ancestors for hundreds
Of years have lived entirely from the
proceeds Of the seaweed gathered
from March to November and sold for
food. The natives anchor branches of
trees at the mouths of the rivers
which dow into the ocean. The in
coming tide deposits seaweed on the
branches. The natives gather it. dry
1t. and after mincing 1t with huge
knives sell 1t in large quantities"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
IS JOINT PROPERTY Of ALL
To No One Individual or Class May
tho Home Rightly Be Said
to Belong.

This dome exists for the children"
] once heard father say. with an air
Of having pronounced decision In
court. The man was Judge on the
bench and rather given to oracular
statements in the family. He had
risen rapidly in his profession. but I
could not agree with him when saw
that his children under seven were
helped at the table before their moth
er and grandmother and several guests
had received the slightest had received
had received even the very slightest
attention. The little sentence was
Apologize and accompanied by q
smile. but the alteration for children
thus expressed was a weakness. Not
so had the foundation of character
been laid for the successful barrister
in his early home among the granite
hills Of New England.
For whom does the home exist?
Not alone for a husband, for a wife
or child. but for each and all who
dwell together. united By tta ties Of
blood and common affection. who
know one another as only those can
who meet in the informality Of daily
companionship and whose interests
are subtly blended. United we stand.
divided we fall" may be written over
every hearthstone. In a childless
home husband and wife or brothcrs
and sisters have continual need of re-
treatment and reinforcement in all
that makes for strength. faith and
hope and the home exists just as
much for them as 1t does for the
parents who have their children to
bring up and educate for their share
In the worlds work. If can show
you what I mean. it is this: No indi-
vidual has the privilege Of dominating
home.-Woman's Home Companion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
Original Notice,

To Will Gritty:
You are hereby notified, that there
is now filed in the office of the clerk
of the district court of the state Of
Iowa, within and for the county Of
Marshall, the petition Of Edith Z. Gritty,
claiming Of you divorce on the
grounds Of your deserving her on Oct.
81, 1907, and wilfully absenting your
self since then without cause on her
part. Also asking for the care and
custody Of your and her minor son
Delford NJ Chitty, during his minority
and for other relief see petition. Also
that a notice of swing out a commits
sion to take dispositions Of S.J.sI1arrod
and v. o. Harrod and interrogatories
to them Is on file in said clerks Office
and you can file cross interrogations If
you so desire in said Office on or before
Aug. 10. 1910, at 8 a.. m. If you 80 de-
sire. Now unless You appear and make
defence thereto. at or before noon OF
the second day Of the next August term
of said court, to be begun and held at
Marshalltown, Iowa, in August, A. D..
1910. your default will be entered and a
Judgment and decree rendered thereon
as prayed for in said petition.
Dated this 10Th day Of June, A. Do
1910.
EDITH j. CHITTY. Plaintiff. :
BY BRADFORD & JOHNSON.
Attorneys
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29
NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING,
Webster City to Erect Third Educa-
tionaI STRUCTURE

Webster City, June 29.-The school
board has decided TO erect nigh
school building on the site between
the other two central buildings and
have advertised for bids The structure
will be two stories high, so feet wide
and 100 feet long. The latest fire.
proof construction will be followed.
The plans and specifica tons call for
iron stairways, reinforced cement floors
etc. 1t may be the board can not build
such a building as they nave decided
upon, as the money secured from the
sale OF $500 worth of Az per cent
bonds is all the means they will have
and at present high prices for labor
and material that may be Inadequate
What course the board will pursue in
that event. is problen1atical. They
may build smaller structure, making
provision for adding 10 the building
later on, or they may defer the mat
ter another year