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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24
The County Teachers Institute

The enrolment has now reached g.
Professor SchWegler Of z. u. was
with US last Friday; he gave an inter
e 4tiDg lecture on Mental and Moral edu-
cation snd how to control them.
"OuF mind is no straight thinker IL
our body go crooked Normal nen
and women are the kinds that are want
ed"
Judge RuppenthaI addressed the in
stit1te Monday. He placed as as the
torch bearers Of the Communities in
which our work lies, that we should have
our wick trimmed SO that It will not
smoke and leave the glow dark and
that the world is lifting itself up to q
Standardization.
This is the fourteenth year since the
Judge left the School room but stiil
feels great interest in it that he still
makes it duty to visit the places Of
higher education.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24
PEElEE
sHIIIIEE

PFEGcE SgLLITkE
Last week Ward Sullivan, the former
NeEDaI student, came back from his
College work in Illinois and Saturday
evening he and . number Of young
friends were playing crcquet on the
Pierce lawn on east Normal avenue,
Bev. A. N. Smith happening to be
present. Unannounced Ar. Smith
stood up. Ward Sullivan and Miss Eth
ell Pierce stood up and IN couple mo-
meuts we're man and wife. The happy
young couple have moved to and will
manage the Pierce farm in Russell
county.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

Does it not meke you think about
'goOd" indemnity when you sre about
to insure your Home? Our record for
fair dealing with loss claimants Is un-
exceiled, because we represent only
Companies who ''sre good all the time
The II Schaefer l.. & Insurance Aey
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

james Burk has rented and moved
to the ScboenthaleF eestage on west
Normal avenue, TO be near his place OF
business.
Miss Earnestine FieEds is home from
her eastern visit. Had q nice time.
Mrs Minnie Mccarthy and children
are here on q visit.
Our former Baptist minister, Rev.
Holt, has located at Hill city. His
family visited friends here last week.
Louis Kraus was IN town Tuesday
With tank Of Ssh caught in the pond
on his farm and found resdy sale.
ELLIS has arrange 20 celebIste the
Fourth Of July and everybody invited.
Bail game. foot and horse racer, mu-
sic and fire works.
Miss Sophia DickeDson is home from
her musical studies in Chicago ard has
consented TO sing solo at the PresbY-
terisn church Sunday morning.
During our trouble With the type
Judd Bell has been covering our new
Office with paint denOting 'yaller jour
nalism''. evidently wanting the office
as we'll known az the PAPER.
Our old ii ner, F. J. White. now
living in England, in sendfnR his sub
seEiption for another year. sends his
congratulations to the OH Free Press
on its new Office building.
Again it is shown the little advers in
this paper are read. We advertised
rugs For Sale" end found a custo-
mer in the southwest part of ihe ctun
ty, near AeCraekea.
Prof. Haas and wife, who leased the
Cave cottage on vest Nornsl avenue
have 1t full OF Normal roOmeFs. We
should have so OF such pisces all over
our city full Of students.
The salary Of the Postn asters at
Ellis and Hays are increased 500
Year, Hays raised to $1,000 year and
raised from Sd to End ciasa'office in
the same class as Manhattan & Salins.
The annual report of the Life Insur-
ance companies doing business in Kan
Ras in 1910 shows they paid death los
ses in the state during the Yesr of
So, 900, 900 of which Heya city patrons
received $S3, $50.
Did you ever hear Of anybody kick
ing on our Ioes a6justnentsT Close
personal application 20 exerEdetsT Of
Insurance writing, backed By the best
Companies IN tie world, has eusbled
as TO give evervb vbody, everywhere and
at all times A SQUARE DEAL.
The J. M. Schaefer Loan & Ins. Ag'cy
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

The dispatches announce that tire
enrolment for the summer term at the
EmpOria State NormaI school reached
the 1000 mark. the highest ever enroll
ed befOrs vas $40 Their enrolment
the last yeaF ran up to 563S
There must Be U0a-s reason why the
other schools wonderfully increase and
the Hays Normal does not. Maybe q
changing the Principal and giving new
life to the school might incFease the
attendance and help our city.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

Another representative Of the Cheu
tauqua promoters wss here this week
scattering more literature about it,
and reports three more to cone.
He thinks Hays hss4an ideal place 70
hold = Chsutsuqus. And our Public
Park become "a noted as the famous
Lincoln Park ChautaUqua. With an en-
trance thro the Public Park or down
the street By tie Presbyterian parso-
mage, plenty Of ground and shade and
enough water in the creek bnt not dan-
geFOus to children, az the Chautaubua
Is partly a ehiIdren,s and WOmen's pic
mic for whele week and no one would
be afraid OF their children getting in
deep water OF drowned while there, IN
fact, q big inducement for farmers
and people from away 70 bring their
children for an outing. In fact ehiI-
cren could bring along q suit and bathe
every day.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

tanned for the ben
edt OF the young
men and young
women OF the COM
munity who could
not AFFORD to 60 on
to school.
But there is al
ways q whole lot Of
fun about a small
college. Il you have
never attended one,
you have missed q
lifetime OF fun all
crowded into three
or foar years time.
This lecturer was
Lincoln Mcconnell.
and Mcconnell hae
evidently attended
. small college or
visited small cof
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24
Head Ache &?
Eyes Pain :?

Nice House for Rent.
A roomed residence with big
garden, in nice neighborhOOd, fOr
rent cheap. See HENRY SCHULTZ
Proposals for Installing Heating
Plant IN the Hays CITY Public
School Building.
Sealed Proposals. for installing Heat
ing plant IN the Hays City Public
echo0f Will be received By the under
signed until Il o'eloek ne0n. June 24Sh,
1911. Plans and specifications can
be seen and obtained By applying TO
the undersigned.
The successful bidder must deposit
q cash bond for double the amount Of
the contract price awarded with The
and approval by The Beard
The Beard reserves the right %
Reiees any and all ksds.
g p K0Ms e&s4AEs
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

eRder. There was the quiet that so
eonmonly characterized the chapel
services.
s The students were seated and at the
ESual hour and In the usual way the
esTvics was opened.
Faculty All In q Rev.
The members of the faculty sat in 3
snail ssmi-circle behind q little, old
fashioned pulpit.
! Lince1n Mcconnell was there. He
at directly behind the little. old pull
pit between the president Of the col
5eSe and the dean. He was the cen
4d ngure of the rOstrum group.
4 hyAn was sung, few aznOunce-
Aeots were made Sd then the visitor
&ae introduced.
~ looked very laEas that morning
e hs faced those less than hundred
ats from benza< that little. old
49, a very low rostrum.
- seemed se taA UisA - laAe
/
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

Fred oshant, Ohittenden, Palmer &
the other students are home from their
school olwork at the State Agricultural
college at Manhattan. Their enroll
ment the past year ran up 20 over $3.50
and 215 graduated last week. That is
the kind Of school for town to have
to help build up q town. Surely the
new principal there is building up that
school perfectly grand.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

Farmer Boy wants q job.
A FsrmeE, % years old, single, wants
q permanent job on a farm to do any
kind Of work at reasonable wages
Inquire at This Office.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24
Stray hogs taken I'D

stray HOgS tAKGu up
Came to my farm miles west and a
mile north Of Antonino, two stray
hogs. Owner can have by paving the
expenses and proving property.
ALOIS BIDDLE
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

Traction Engine to Sale or Trade
A subscriber offers for sale 8 80
horse power Traction Engine. Or VIII
trade for Stock or Town property.
Enquire at the
Free Press Office.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

Glass Window-frames for sale.
Two large window sashesr one by
feet, the other by feet. Good for
hot house Or chicken house purposes.
See at my house opposite Garage.
See or phone me. N. A. VOSS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

LINCOLN MCCONNELL
small UNCONVENTIONAL college In . Ht-
tie Western city.
It was just = little, bit Of college
Af less than q hundred students, main
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

Yhsy PuIIsd OF = JOke.
SaS sadents pulled eR . joke-nos
@ealy sN him-but Ax his expense
aBG Ae tS0k il Just riIhk
Ee saRerOd less than anyone else.
@a It wAs Supposed he would suffer
Asrs.
19cCsAAsN wac asked By . very
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24

-
0A% and pious old
RSesssor to aa-
G~ the students
- tie chapel hour.
That was by let
S&, before McCea-
AM came. And
tie students heard
0~t iA.
: TAey planned eeF
IL ecAing.
/ They planned e
~ him 3 hearty
sAd unique recsp-
H@.
It was both.
At chapel hour
A0 less than a hun
&ed students dled
Into the little chap
q room, with it's
loW ceiling and
dark, smuGC walls.
There was no
~turbance, no dis
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-24
WAS IT POULTRY
YARD OR CHAPEL?
Students Pulled OF q Joke on
lInc0In Mcconnell, Chautau-
qua Lecturer.
ND ! ROOSTER IN THE PULPIT.
And the Visitor Was the Only One
On the ROStTum Who Laughed
Some We're Mortified.

one time great lecturer from the
South stopped for days visit at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
PACKETS LATE
In SCHEDULES
THREE PACKETS ARRIVE WORE
T-Ss TEs HOURS lSTE
"i-se-t Paisea 40 -. NeNecn.n
Dan ana Peol 10 Fuuas Rspisiy
Ohio 10 fauna

sausat-rr ts Threatened On re
ono unl~ss heavy fall- mature our
ing 't~ S-@k with stag. o. q zee.
lr-.fa reg tered a. ~ port tEe
river ia .a.ilE veFy rapidly. ard prar.
-r24.t ever passe' that touched 81 =
so-' Traf' r''sg "a delayed from fts
'n fra Lllrs owing 20 making H.oE
tn~ '-rlusl 'hs sts i1u places The
~-rmrnt rlE'reers have ordered
TIE R'rkt'a raised ~ 'l- govern tn-r-f
dams. ali F'ffer1aF morning tue
strk.fa az $50 D. we're raIsat. sxh.ch
Tor some time made Capuns rirl-s
a most barren - water and the boat.
on route 'o P.ffsburg bad a hard tine
getting through.
The local pool r. fl'lE very rap
.f.y. by below th. dam the river J..
ver) shaiiox. and ir all DO late o.
Gay before ~ water Rowing over
The wickets reaches a packet stage
Ia" DO d Bedford. tI- 20 arrive 40
5 a m. for Pitt-burE. did not touch
his iorf .lr. 3 m.. while me Otto
due 'o arriv" from Pi'fsburg 40
rn.. ID not arrive until T. m The
karaaLa. on route 20 pi'tshurE. was
also delayed fsl hours. phN@ until
a iafe hour lart evening nothing Uas
BON heard az fA- wharf boat from he
LuriIe Soaiand scheduled % arrive
lu p0r' az 3 H On route 20 Pits.
burg from Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
HOSPITAL PLANS
WELL UNDER WAY
sLAsTER MODEL WILL eE ES-IB
iTED ~ cry sOOS
Cz-cs ~ g secure F4r1s H e.
s's-sc Srortiy arc .iI &c
10 Ns-ds % Esperts

The g.a-s Pop me rev C,-- hrs
pifa. Hh..t r D. tH'I- u- tre Size
~ '-r ir.-sr- one. arc rapid q hear
.rs comp teton Hnf VIII Do submitted
90 .hr tna-d 0. .sfees FOR ar.-lta
M "a short tine EtVard : stevens.
- Boston a consulting a-ct.t-c' e.
.c-p.'a rzrer' taH r.arEe - Oh.
rls-s
The rev bui.t.nr a.. 30 raot--n q,
"v'-s r~-I~ct ard ahso'u.~.y s--
PROOF D. wfi D. tuT' % acrr-rrro
date i2- persons. or g more Than o. o.
gs--er' one and 90 The un.' plan .o
NAT sdft'iora, gr''s may 20 adde's
az needed
Tie RAJ ~ % tie funds ui.ch a NO
h~ trr" by public subscription IS .r
rlarEe ~ committee comDo--l .'
William Sr'e' chairman T. Dr.
Sands ana " A W -or They Rave
- Ifed The service - - A Hors-
field 49, refAry - the Y ~ e. A. OF
Maine ehp uN1 he r-e ~arrua --
manage TIE tuGd.rr ,o-rru-tn, .
CON posed 80 H V Peterson cn. .-.
man % 3 Hsrrens al1 fioRarI Eat.
l~'' Tt~ associaf'or has a ready ta g
'he prom -~ uf number ~ liberal
suhsrr'p'' sud while no osf.-i-. a
~ The amount required has been
made fle hoSp''a, au'hJrft'cs 'ocl as.
sure! 'tat tvuo!er' tg-ts all he
raised
within ths newt zen DAYS plaster
mode. of %. proposed building W..
Dos placed nr cxh'h.tor Ht prominent
places 'u fle rffv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
NO EFFORT TO
GET CONTROL
SILLY ALLEGATIONS MAIDS az
MARKET STREET ORGAN
"ep -H.'ean COMMITTEES Msst,no Called
-4-@.iy % the Interest Of A.
Cand dates

in" Market s-ree- .-ran devoted
near't ' column Sunday ta an .ro-.
20 'ol,.nc" ts readers t.4f they.
was 'anmetaIur brewing en- local ro.
pun''an circles. alleging thai certain
persons were making desperate
enort" 'o s"curc control OF the Reu-..
ucan county comm.t,.e. stating ma,
ne Information came from certain 10
pubucaus
10 'F stated upor .He bose of author
i'F thar all mem',f. r.r-., fra restg
nation or John Wallace. fh. Madison
district member of tr. comfy con-.
mii're. and that notice ~ ftn moo.
INK to Do Ae.I ou SATURDAY. ararirr
Nis sent to Nr Wallace. ...t tI. sam.
hs other members
N'e'Inr- rlf. boon f-...f.-....
called hr tHe Nersi. can county com
miif'e in times pact ta.a tu-.re-.
ionh'r- to 'le slr. success o- ,r.
parry has been lkra ur. ana D.. va.
not immature. or ir0pparune than a
meeting VAS proposed f1r Sau-r.y
evening which seas strongly rrFet b.
number ~ candidate who a-. fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
LOVE GROWS COLD
"oman's lnfatua,lon fo- Auto T-Ief
Appears 20 ae on tire Wsne

Gcars. So. Shr.uer. tho man accus.
81 on stealing an automobile az Glove.
land. O. and various 'hcfrs. with his
parSmour. imoseue Hrchert. we're 70
moved from tho city prison 20 he
county isA on SATURDAY
This was the FRS. time they had
seen each other since heir 'rcar.
arAtion and whom brought together.
Shrner. Vlfh an exclamation Of joy.
c.asped the woman in his arms Mrs
hnchert while accepting bis nantes
iauons. ol4 NOT appear 90 be over
ipyed a. the reunion. acted very cold
lT. Almost 10 the point o. re9uIs.ng
him
The diary % me woman. found .r
me trunk returned from Columbus r.
very Interesting and gave detailed
account % their travels SO mention
vas made % the 'hefts. however. she
being either too shrewd 90 place them
IN writing or In ignorance of how he
auto supplies were secured
The Cleveland officials VIII arrive
on Tuesday with warrants and requ.s-
ition papers 'or nc arrest and taking
back 20 Cleveland ~ both % chem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

KOREAN MISSIONARY
Tells % Evapasrsr, m Korea =, y.
~ c. a and Fourth Street
Church

before .arr' aldier.,e ~ fle s. 81
g. a and Fourth street 81 p church
frst"rdar Her John p Moore re-
formed missi'narr from Korea. rAvs
an Interesting history or the uorl b.
inF carried uu Co. Seoul and other ra-,,
100 that region
Ir hri"f. De to.d - tls great al
vance ulnts since o.. work was f,t.,
tp o. wears ogo and during the period
from 'iN or wears that be him
srIf has lah0rcd % further rha ~ou..
Itrt Moor" was located a. Seoul ans
stated That thousands u- ffH..s h,..
been printed Boo ttr Korean Iarsg.,e.
'n 'H1t vicinity 'r tr~ DOSE few ..ar,
ln bic own words THE Korean once
a hristian. becomes an active w.rl o.
Dr ana remains true f1 I.4 rrofr.. D..
il" viii make ru address Irr.r. che
Ministerial association This afternoon
GO fne > 81 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
STEEL
'ntssss. Csotsrs Sbsv. 4 9 S,.s
Corporsttso-Bssir. - Hsr.s.
Csn,rsctsc

SEW YORK. Dft % T-r sI, g.
nissoiut!ou - the -..~I -1fpprafi1n
Drought - tl@ tnif~i rtat~s E1s~rn -
na@nf. tn sanrsl.aflrl 20 no ifH ore
fase - fh- director OF The -tse
eSrp>rafion. srf ff~ reduction - rt.
freight rafss nn i4ss ore g.. th~ rrr.
porafion's railroads go. the rra.n
.rAtuf~H - irterrst lr tas steel tl1.-
try last ~s~k
Tho yoI4rar - h..i~ss. DOB ~ri-h.d
an9 sernl-nni-tsd products uaz aEaIa
sharply contracted Boo n-arI. al uues.
and tn october sfatsnert - tI~
steel oorprrafion - .Hp..tfr fl st.a
dscreasa - .1 pr cent 90 o. per
cent. IN th@ orders or hand frf.
pendent stssl cons sr.sr as. a4~-ra.'
from lose - business I4I. 1Irr ts.-
tracts confined Light NItt f.44r
plans Tor new prni'-ts than - any
TINE In man weeks SPECIFICATION .r
Existing contracts w-f. -nia...- ami .l
cpnsequcn~e mill a.f.rlti.- la.. u..i.
reduced sbou. ten ger cent
The Nnnsri.lu steel ana ...r~ com
pany reduced 81. .IaI lri.ss 80 al are
products o. per ton '1 meet conn f.-fi-
ton and indep-ud-rt Fir- uIarufa. -
iurers followed s.lt FIYinE was not
Hiimuiated Hf HfI ..t"r irisrs
seemed 90 I- ami Iraf.I Average
prices ~ at kinds 1f steel fr. vIfl-
IN o. 20 per tom 20 fhs lowest r1fr'
ever touched in fh~ ire1s-rl Han
81 4 ElcofE w-rs AWARDED ff~ .pu-
tract for ter thousand tons 30 M tri-
Gated sfs"l FOR th~ irill Museum af
Chicago Amor- other tIf.iIrs con-
tracts were .r1 tons Tor 'h- rf~e
hotel at Houston. Texas. ehirn vtsrI
10 the Cambria Steel company. and
1900 tons Tor fhe ifar' Iufrl 90 Tam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
PLAYER TRIMS GAMBLER
THEN TELLS POLICE

.-sr r.era.. +r fr. r..s..-...--
NEEELANu sd Got .q ue.
cause william Hafhaeay vas inter
fn-e1 pIf1 uhen be- ganfef 90 g..f a
poker game a. Cass. rs We. aror
having been winner f0 fhe srfen, ~
f..-.. Dol to'l no roiIce p. H Gri'
f'r. Who .s alleged fo have s11fIefed
''e gambling house. VAS arrested and
LEI le.d under $500 bond for ne action
70 fhe Grand Jury FOR conducting n
samlrg table when Haflaaay o..
tered trn game hs bad blf S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
A solemn Thounht

The heroes come. and jhc heroes 60
and their lust"r WAKES dim.
Iut he Who's wiser than the next
gets all that's coming to hlm
Now Noah wasn't a brilliant man
but the tales ~ Die deeds remain
As the only man ~ his time Who
knew enough Co come Goo oar o., th.
rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

Pa TVaddies Wen. look a. his ofl
war map o., Manchur.a DO you TO-
member how We used % study This
when che Iops-
Ma Twaddies-Put that down ~
once. Won rnump. That's nay ros
dress pattern,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
LOGAN'S Cut Rate Drug Store
i'"'i d"u WALL olS. Wheeling, W. Va.

'e-ested IN the success % al Rcpub.
iC1n candidates Vet SO an yer,
srr4nge-i1 The magma ion or Tho
Market street organ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

500 r.r- rs. driver ata sff.-
even ears ~ corn in a contest uhi.h
-..f .rltr Ulu. says tfs Ilefr DO
f. Dbl. called .n.nra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad
Electric Lighted
Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars
TO
w WASHINGTON

Leave Wheeling s.15 p. IN. II 10
p IN arrive Washington 80 a IN.
a III. arrive Philadelphia 1915 .
n. . ~ 2 m arrive New York Il, s.
.. ~. SIS 3 20.
Sleeper leaving wheeling u - p.
IN. open for passengers 10 wheeling
station 1000 n.
baltimore and ono railroad 10 no
only line operating through Pullman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
OIL AND GAS

= - NaHa.s Nearr ~ - fnHgm
f--rs - ~eit sttrA-..ar - r-o.s
at--utien 81. 80 os,o f>..l 81 c.',-,,,.-, /.
'-~t on t~e Hs--s-> -~s-ts -sr-a lo.a-
rrt on BE r-~sk f-A ti---'-r ka-a- a
-a--ff zee 49, fr.. Les fn.o s-e
~l-he sens several areks az 49,
-.nr-i .r-s.f--atI- r. rse drf..rs
.raH Sas r~rnoy "a fre-r So .-i ari
sfa- iArt 80 vre,-rf O- fssf rsl--
Har 80 foe.H ~~-s r-- arf 80 w-ff 20
'us e Ho.r- r-.-fle~f q ns--sls
rr- f'- -'r e ro--- -rs. rE 40 r. e .io-s
N~-f--dsr r'.--.rS its F-o.--tl1a 49, IS
a---- rUrn -rts 800 90 l1ck~ o.
e Enot f.- % har--- .s- TIE
a.-~sA Pc i..- .'ursrr .- .at--z o.
o. SO rsL
-.fN-.rs FL. srI. Awe n IA .,-..-.-t
t-- s'l.s ae~ ~.sa starting 49, .r,s-
va 80 rHN ssus- co1frasr-sf
a. 90 Nnrt.-- fn~ ~-il - ~.l4v o-
ttE lrirr So T-ofu.er Te- tfrm Com
.'wranF as 80 - - .1 rs
~artf fafn. anf tr- n-.n F-.~f cog
"rranf 10 ar..l.ar o. tes- OF ere era .
D Arfrrs fsr.u
sA.As- sand wsus
. r.'u -.-tr..t s..r. .. -r,
-rr trrt have drilled tt-lr -
"r 20 N-l- farr fHru-s. 80
Maror sa-1 49, have ow ~,- r.
.a--r. rl~' pe- or Hr ru- t.-.,- a.s
Fitt t~asa-.- ...1'v "1-frr A tu~h
."n rove comp ct~I sr1 -.Hr s f--f s-
% Anra Davis Fam art ave v~-r
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i'r 'r'.r formation
OBJ indian PUN Tse'r f.str' 70 If4--.-
sr county. GO 'arrser NatlraI sss
go rhH -r' - rsst ou the Ruth IIav
beg FARM rolrH 10 rfth sand ans
i"~ "gLt sae~rr pn sand Fark.
onfio"uss district Lewis county. 80
h'pe NoilfaI 'as Cow ra't 'a- Ir ..t
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i-f'tsA The fifft sari AMI found moth
< but ltf.~ sas in 80 stfsy above
'.r Gordon "a
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gro iHf"HEH aI lands AMI found rotu-
ing hlt l'''le Ess IN o." stray ABOVE
..' Gordon sand On LHl"n~rry rl. D.
d. ss'-i-oH a. 20 arc stating SECOND
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.fHl on fHs TYLER county, farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
Vesterdays Boats

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STEUBESVIILE- report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
.B|TULtTHIC WILL
HAVE NEW PLANT
FOR CITY WORK
Texas Corporation to Purchase
Entire New Equipment for
Work in Albuquerque and
New Mexico.

Because the five plants owned by
the Texas iltulithic company IN the
Lone Star state are all busy with All
the work they can do, the company
will have "A new plant for tho work
10 be done In A!buqucraue. This ~
the statement made BY +. V. Lanham.
representative OF the company. w-
day MIR. Lanham stated that tho
company would be ready 10 begin
business right ON the dot. after II
had received official notice from the
city that II was ready for the paving
10 begin.
They have 10 move some pipes,
or make some changes, before We
begin work" he said. 'and the storm
sewer has 10 be arranged. Then We
viii be ready TO go 90 work. The
contract reads that we must heEin
work within thirty days after we are
notified. and I am almost ready "a
begin nov. We VIII start the pavlng
right on the dot. when we are no-
tlfsed."
The company plans 10 use the new
plant for work IN Albuquerque and
wherever else la New Mexico Il may
pave. and also In Arizona. should
business demand II.