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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10
NEW RESTAURANT
F FRANK NIXON, OF cLARKs6uRG,
WILL OPEN NEW EATING
HOUSE ON MAIN STREET.

Falrmont is TO have new rcstaur
ant. This Is the announcement made
last night and. rs the parties interest.
ed in the business are here ready 10
close the deal, there is every reason
10 believe II will BIZ a go,
Frank Nixon, OF CMrksburg. w. Va.
and one of the best known restaurant
men In the state, has long had his
eyes on this place, and having such II
faith In the cIty's future, he Is willing
to invest his money In the tIndertdk.
ing. Mr.. Nixon has had all his life
.me experience In the business and
he will give Fairmont n restaurant OF
which all Will be proud.
In discussing the matter last night,
Mr.. Nixon did not say upon his Ioca.
ton, but he assured us 1t will be on
Main street. not far from the court
house. He also was not positive as tU
the date OF opening, but Just AS soon
as he will be ready he will begin max,
Ing preparations for the opening.
Mr.. Nixon has been i've years in
this state and Is the proprietor Of the
Crystal restaurant ut CIarEsburg, one
OF the best eating places in this state,
and when he starts In business here he
will show EatnoassIieoplsj5a perma.
nent and line eating place strictly IN.
derhis personal attention arid mai.
|aeement.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10
MEN
AR! READY FOR
STI[T.|NI.EET|NG
INVITATIONS AND BUTTONS SENT
ogT TO ALL MEMBERs-RoAT
RIDE COMMITTEE HELD sEs.

The committee, on arrangements
Tor the annual meeting OF the West
Virginia Business Mems Association
has about completed arrangements for
ti,eir convention on August 1S. Il and
10. In Wheeling. Invitations for the
boat ride and banquet were sent out
TO every association member this
morning, with an association button
tttached. Every member of the varl
Gus committees will receive a button
aud badge, showing to what commit
tee he belongs.
One Of the big events OF the con.
yention Will be Merchant Day" at
Wheeling Park next Wednesday and
the committee urges the public in
general to spend the day with them.
All kinds of amusemnts will be pro.
ylded, the boat ride on Tuesday, out.
Ing ION Wednesday and banquet on
the closing day; THE visiting ladies
will be given an auto trip through
The city. The boat ride committee
held q meeting this morning,
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NEW PAPER
NEWSPAPER, Ell PEN.
sIERo," ssuED YEsTERDAY-A
VERY cREplTAeLE SHEET.

The III Penslero." an Italian news
paper, made its bow to the public In
this city yesterday and is destined to
live long from the excellent style in
which the paper is gotten up.
The paper is Il weekly, seven col.
umns, and is devoted TO general news
items. The paper is edited by a prom
inent local Italian and is The only
per Of the kind in this section. Tho
paper Will iflll "a long. telt want
among heslsfge Italian population Of
Ills eEty mid sIttSa6diis teftiL6Eys )
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10
RUN0R THAI
TUNNELNHs
C0IVBE.'|
REPORTED THAT OWING 10 Con.
olTloNs THAT EXIST At SAND.
PATCH WORK WOULD &C. STOP.
PED = OFFICIALS ISSUE Or.
iNlAL. - IS

"a NlG4sF s. y, -------- 3flsl1 y is39l, =
z MEYEBspALE, t;llt Aug. tQ!t.io
small amount OF extitemeat has been
%usSd here by the report tiai the
newl tunnel being constfaeted AZ
Sand Patch lor,thG baltimore & Ohio
fsailrdad oCmpany lad bees condemn.
cd and that work would be stopped at
once. II. s. Kerbaugh, head OF the
lierbangh Construction ocmpanys IN
charge OF the work. had been Iii
Philadelphia and his return TO aSnl
ratch yesterday added strength TO the
rumors. itbeins rnmored that he had
lPaiRel Of the.trouble and had rushed
back 10 put stop,t6 the work.
II was said that the near promiSity
Of the new bore to tile old tunnel
but on lower lever, coupled with The
adverse formation ,ot the rock over
aud between the two, would make II
impossible for the contractors To- I'M
lsh satisfactory Job and that The
tunnel when completed would be uti;
safe. It was ialso said that word had
been sent to the contractors here 10
reopen the old tunnel AZ soon ID pos
tsible and tai9fpf tAe siosegrAde new
tunnel plans on lilsIl Eara sspnsai ~
ea iaAt summer has bsen reviewed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10
IlDIIF|ED0
.|H|..I|.S.g!ADD|DAGY |. !.
Eugene w cHAFiN, OF, TUCSON,
ARIZONA rs TOLD OF HIS NOM.
4 siNATloN 4 FOR PRESIDENT ON
sPBoHiBlTioN TICKET.

EAUKEsHA. Wis. Aug. 1O.4- A
41hrge crowd Witnessed the informal
ceremonies which served to notify
Eugene w. Chafln, OF Tucson, Arl.
.zona, that he had been named can
tlIdato for the presidency on the Pro
hibltlon ticket at the convention held
recently at Atlantic City, N. j.
Rev. Doctor Chas. Meade delivered
thetnotifica,lon address and the .presl-
tlcntiap candidate replied in short
address In which he charge the old
parties with slde.steppins the real
cause of 'tlIe-high cost of living, he
saying that2it was liquor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10
WANTS RBlBI
DIRECTOR PORTER thinks Thai
PHILADELPHIA MAY iJkyE a
POLICE s7fE'r seAspAL
CIV unlted Pfess.l

PHILADELPHIA, Pa August 10.
Recause. he bcllcyea5 that Phllaaelphls
also hps;a poles sfaG scandal piTec;
Tor OF Police Safety Porter viii AK
for a grand jtfS inquiry Assitsant
Superintendent Bendon III charge 81
the stables is under bail or $500
charged with permitting the tres use,
SO far as charge was concerned ot
the, city blacksmith shop to certain
interests.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10
DESTROYED
TOWNS oEsoLATEp AND MANY
PEOPLE KILLED.

Z 'CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Turkey, Aug.
lO.-Wlth the death Of many OF their
Inhabitants the towns OF PhacRak,
KalIessi and Galipoll we're destroyed
by yesterdays earthquakes, 1t became
known here today.
~ nine pound son was born yester-
day TO Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Evans, OF
Chicago street.
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mother. |. IS S DR0NNHlaII
attempt TO SAVE EgHLD

WIFE OF EDWARD CLOCK, NIL.
LloNAlRE DIRECTOR FIDELITY
CASUALTY CO., OF NEW YORK,
PERlsHEo IN AN EFFORT TO
SAVE LIFE OF YEAR OLD IN.
: FAINT WHO FELL FROM DECK
OF THEIR PRIVATE YACHT "AT.
.LANTA."
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81! Ej{J2|Bs

Showers tonight or Sunday. Not
rnnch change in temperature.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17

ton were the guests of Lula and
Pauline Moore Sunday afternoon.
4 Miss Anna Moore WAS the guest
iof Jessie Mae Howeth Saturday
night.
Miss Myrtle Jackson was the
guest of Eula Hollandsworth Sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs, Ponds is on the sick list.
Miss May Beason was the guest
of Jessie Mae Howeth Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gentry visited Mr..
and Mrs Moore Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins visited Mr..
and Mrs, Howeth Thursday and
Friday.
Some of the people in this COM
munity are going to plant corn the
14th day OF this month.
Miss Waffle Lewis is visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Della Mae
Lewis.
Misses Lula and Pauline Moore
visited Mrs. Edible King Saturday
afternoon
Mr. Earnest Jackson was the
guest of Mr.. John Wyeth
Mrs. Sadie Blyth spent the day
with Mrs. Blyth yesterday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
PLAINVIEW.

Plainview Feb 1--we had
light rain Monday evening and
it still looks like rain.
Mr., Ed Cannon of Denton county
spent one night last week at Mr..
Sidney Tidwells.
Mrs. and Miss Cleo Curry we're
visiting Mrs. Daisy Alsup one even
iuy last week.
There VIII be an all day singing
at Sardis next Sunday Everybody
ipg,ted
Mrs. Beckner and son and Mr..
Claud Morris and wife were visiting
Mr.. c. NJ. Beckner Saturday night
and Sunday.
Misses Ina Eskridge, Cleo Curry
and Lena Alsup were visiting Miss
Jennie Alsup Sunday evening.
Mr.. Mack and Miss Lizzie Miles
were visiting at Mr.. Jim Alsup's
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mamie and Miss Evelyn
Bradford went to Waxahachie Mon
day.
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Mr. Fred Alleged was in Waxa
hachle Saturday
Rev. II. r Dunn OF Maypearl was
in Waxahachie Saturday.
Rev. R. F. Dunn of MaypearI was
an Oak visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Norris visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Friday night.
Mr.. Ross Jackson lost a purse
containing forty dollars in silver
besides several notes, while blowing
on his farm last week, "a rather
expensive fertilizer"
School is progressing nicely under
the management of Miss Messe
mer of El Paso as principal, and
Miss Queen Mcdonald of Midloth-
ian as assistant, The perfect har-
mony of the school speaks well for
the teachers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
WYATT.

| Wyatt. Feb 1s.We are still
Ihavfng some dry weather.
Rev b. Parker did not fill his
appointment here Sunday as he was
very sick.
There is a lot of sickness in this
community at this writing
Mr. W. A Prltchett and faulty
spent Sunday at Wyatt
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pritehett spent
Sunday with Mr. C. NJ Wooten and
family at Griffith Switch.
Mr. w. A. Curry had nice colt
to die last week of blind staggers.
Mr.. G. b. Bratcher had a pleas
ant visitor with him last week. 1t
was a good case Of the humps.
Wheat is sorry in this section. A
lot of it is being plowed up and
some is being sown in oats
Mr.. w A. Few is building some
to his dwelling.
Mr.. ], @. shultz has built new
house on his place.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
BOYCE.

Boyce, Feb. 1--we are having
fine weather and everyone is max
ing garden, but we are needing rain
very badly.
Rev. G. L, Browning filled his
regular appointment a THE Metho-
dist church Sunday and Sunday
night.
Col. E. c. Hughes lectured at the
school house Wednesday night on
farming by irrigation.
Mrs. Clara Orr of GiImer, Texas,
and Mrs, w. H. Newsom of Kerens,
Texas, visited DR.. H. G. Newsom
and wife Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Tracy Lanier and little son
of Ennis visited friends and rela-
tives of this place last week.
Miss Malnetta Alexander of this
place is visiting at Ennis.
DR.. S. ]. Wilson and wife of
Fort Worth visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 9. Wilson Of this place
Rev Trotter preached at the
Baptist church Monday night
Mr.. H. j. Stockton of Caddo
Mills, visited his daughter, Mrs. W..
c. Burford, last week.
Mr. G. O. Patten and family visit
tied Mr.. w. J Patten Sunday
Mr.. Pardon and wife visited Mr.
and Mrs. w c. Burford last week.
| Miss Annie Laurie Bivings. who
has been home for several weeks
has returned to her school to re
sumo work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
SMITHS CHAPEL.

Smiths Chapel, Feb. 12.-The
health of this community is very
good at this writing, except bad
colds.
Our school is progressing nicely
The people of this community
enioyed a good singing at Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor's Sunday night.
The farmers are busy sowing
OARS this week. There will be the
largest oat crop in this communi-
Nv this year than there has been IN
several years.
Mr. Jim Moore has commenced
painting his house that he has just
built. He has one OF the pest
houses in this county.
Mr.. ]. w. Harrison is also puma
ing a new house on his farm on
Chambers creek.
Miss Della Howeth and Miss Ell
fie Padgett visited Mrs. Fannle
Dixon Tuesday.
Mrs Dorce Padgett and mother
spent one evening with Mrs. BecKie
Moore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purvis had their
little infant babe called from them
Sunday, the fourth
We are glad to say that little
Byron Greenhaw is better. He mas
had the diphtheria-
Master Fred Howeth is on the
sick list. We are glad to say that
Mrs Dora Padgett is Improving
She has been in i'll health for long
time.
Mr.. ]. II. Moore and his nephew,
who is visiting him, have postponed
their trip to Oklahoma till the men
nights scare is over.
Mr.. Briggs Padgett and wife and
brother from Hillsboro visited Mr.
and Mrs. Moore Sunday afternoon
Misses Minnie Smith, Title Bar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
OAK.

Oak, Feb 12.-The general
health of our community is good
Most everybody is. done sowing
oats and breaking the land for
another year
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Smith and family
were visiting relatives in Boyee
Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. E. G. Grafton paid the school
a visit Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Carol and
family spent the day Sunday with
Mr., Sam Morris.
The young people of the COM
munity are having good time.
Miss Ada Hacker entertained
with a party Friday night,
Miss Amy Hullett gave singing
Saturday night.
Mrs. P. F. Bearden has been
quite sick. but at this writing is i'm
proving.
The Oak store changed hands
the first of the year.
Quite a few pupils have stopped
school on account of meningitis and
humps.
Mr.. Andrew Buckner and moth ar
leave for Campbell, Texas, their
future. home. Wednesday We re-
greet very much to give them up.
Our loss is another's gain.
We are glad to report that Mr.
Bob Gryder's baby has recovered
from the recent attack of pneumo-
MIA.
Mr.. Newt Morris of Campbell
made a flying trip to Oak. He re-
ports that all our former residents
are well pleased with their new
home
Mr.. ]. D. Mcdonald and daugh-
ter of Midlothian visited Miss
Queen Mcdonald Tuesday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
SAI2DIS.

Sardis, Feb 12.-Mrs. s. T.,
Reeves has been among the sick
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fin Garyfn and Mrs
Poplin attended quarterly meetino
at Ovilla Saturday.
Sardis has been the pleasant re-
Icipient of grand serenading of re-
cent date. Three nights that melo.
dious strains of music were heard
from house to house in the stiffness
Of the night. This was appreciated
The last round was last FRIDAY
night when the donating marty con.
sisted of prof F. r pojn5avtar and
Mr. a n painas nj, 60. ,1,+L
mt, ta,a.ss VIZ
t@'e"'eu "lNes'
thursday the following ladieS inn
uosed their prcsenca unon tha gooA
%
nature Vi MIS- Hehry HAWKS
Mesdames Maud Garvin, Casa Joyse
Ludie Delk, Pearl and Inez Fudge,
They report the day very enjoyable
Sunday was indeed dav for
SINGING a. cardis Car+ofnt,, ,ot
appi eS'-
"'eu tnat bueha VISTA audltloh as
wen as others, The third Sunday Is
expected to be the greatest singin z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
FORT FARM.

Fort Farm, Feb. 12-Health OF
the community is very good at this
writing.
Mr. Charlie Riddle and family
visited at Mr.. Wilhoite's Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Black visited home
folks Saturday night and Sunday
on Anderson Ranch.
Mr.. Lottie Riddle and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Il.
p Jenkins and family.
Mr. Charlie Morton and family
was the guest of Mr.. C. U. Riddle
and family Saturday night
Mr.. l.. e. Johnson and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday night with
Ollie Riddle and wife.
Mr.. j. L. Riddle and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Ollie Riddle and
family.
Mr. Lon Wilhoite and Mrs, A. J.
Riddle We're the guests of Mrs. Ru-
by Riddle Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Owens spent
Saturday night with Mr.. Henry
Bradford and family
b Farmers are getting along nicely
with their work.
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Johnson were
the guests of ] l.. Perkins ans
wife Thursday night.
Mrs. Ruby Riddle was the gues
Of Mrs Elsie and Vivian Ridd
lrhursda-y afternoon
r. r.xSts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17

gartner, Waxahachie 1 had seen the
blue pencil mark. Jake Porter. the
broommaker, gave me lift. D. s.
Ross of Boyee was here. E. p.
Clark OF Waxahachie took his. I
got letter from Edwin B. Clark Of
Waxahachie 6 enclosing check for
s1.75 for the Enterprise and Dallas
News. This letter is rather long but
good business makes long letters.
BILL cox.
P. s.; | find I missed John Yer
heyden of Waxahachie and w.
w. Littleton of Waxahachie Z and
they are as important for mention
as any of the above. B. c.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
AVALON.

g Avalon, Feb. 1--we are havfn
\ some very good weather
Health is very good in thi
community at present.
Grandma Fleeman and Mrs An
dy Fleeman have been on the sick
| list but are better at this writing
Mr.. Lottie Riddle and wife spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Jenkins.
Mr.. A. j. Owens and family
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs e. p. Jenkins,
Mr.. Oscar Hickman and family
spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Hickman.
The box supper and spelling
match were just fine last Friday
night at the school house
Miss Eva Hickman were the |
guests of Mr. Oscar Hickman and
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A Fleeman and
sons visited Mr. and Mrs. e. P
Jenkins Sunday
The farmers are getting along |
nicely with their work. VIII soon
have their land put up. Nearly
everybody has sowed oats preparing
for another crop,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17
SMITHS cHArEL.

smiths Chapel Feb 12--Heait
.. tof this community Is good at tn
writing
Mr.. L. N. Cass. Mr.. B. F. Cas-
father from Waco. has been vfsftin
|hin.
Little Ruth Cass returned HON,
with her grandfather to stay 4
while.
Misses Minnie Smith and Tillie
Barton visited Miss Lula Moore
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Della Howeth's music school
closed Saturday.
Miss Minnie Smith visited Miss
Stella Mitchell Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Vines visited
Mrs. D. w Vines.
Miss Earle Smith visited Miss
Ellis Barton Sunday afternoon.
The death angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Purvis and took
their three weeks old baby.
Mr.. Martin and family visited
Mr.. Drake and family Sunday.
Miss Lula Anderson and Miss
Nancy Barton visited Miss Ellis
Barton Thursday afternoon.
We have been having some pref
ty weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. McWhirter
visited Mrs, Mary Matthews Sun
day
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COLEMAN'S FARM.

Coleman's Farm, Feb. Ia
There will be box supper at Lone
Elm February oath
Health is very good at this writ
ing.
Mrs. ], w. Beyels and Mrs. P. NJ.
Penner visited Mrs w. A Bowels
one day last week
Mrs. S e. Hilburn spent satur-
day and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Johnson,
Most every one has their land up
ready for planting
r b. Bruce and family spent
Sunday night with Miss Edna
Penner.
Mrs. J. r. Lauderdaie visited Mr.
and Mrs ID. B. Hart Sunday.
Mrs p. M. penner and family
i tvtsikea Mrs. @ E. Rusash Sunday.
u Mrs, Ny. A.. Rs.tiixf sDesss 5Nndrv
AwStp Mira. Arthur Aanvd
,ral Mrs.. Dick wood Is Visiting ne
,aV 1 son at Orange.
The Mrs. Alma Coulston spent Satu
Iday and Sunday with Mrs. A, I
re Bennett.
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COLLIER'S CHAPEL.

Golfers Chapel, Feb. 13--Healtl
of this community is not so good a
this writing.
Mrs. j. w. Freeman and Mrs.
G. L. Freeman are on the sick list.
We ere glad to report that Mr..
George Bradley is able to be up
now.
Mrs Ransom is also on the sick
list.
We are glad to see this nice rain
which was needed at this place. II
began falling yesterday
Mr. Henry Miller and family
spent Saturday night at Mr.. W. b.
Banks above town.
Mr.. Lee Henie's family spent Sun
day at Mr.. Jim CAROLS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17

Mr. Thomas and family spent
sunday afternoon with Mr.. Ham
mer's family.
Mrs. Sam Miller and daughter,
Oracle, and Mrs Henry Miller spent
Monday afternoon ut Mrs. J. w.
Freemans, also Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kelley and
Chas. D. Pigg enjoyed forty-two
game at Mr. J. WI Freemen's Sat
urday night.
Mr.. Ernest Carroll spent Satur-
day night with his sister. Rosa
Mrs Bradley spent Saturday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Ramon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-17

Forreston 2 handed me copy Of
the Admission (Ala) Weekly Times,
containing an article written by J.
G, Anderson, business man Of
Rock Hill, S. c., anent the holding
up Of the price of cotton. Mr.. Huck-
eba requested that | have the ar
ticle published in the Enterprise /
have concluded to incorporate the
more salient features of it in my
letter. Mr.. Anderson, after present.
ing his objection to the proposal OF
New York bankers to finance a
holding scheme says THE only
cure is reduction of acreage, and a
business-like fight every year to
keep within such bounds as would
insure decent prices
The way to get at this in my
Judgment is to form permanent
organization to work with the far
mers associations to gather reliable
and trustworthy statistics before
and at planting time. to help in the
matter of carrying out general
agreement among the farmers to
keep acreage down to certain
point.
This campaign should be effec-
lively followed up SO soon as the
crop is planted to pillow up what is
necessary in time to plant other
too great in spite Of the first cam
paign.
The folly of planting too much
is too apparent and its results are
too disastrous to admit that with
an intelligent busness-like hand
ling of the matter it cannot be
stopped if we all go in with de-
termination to fight the common
enemy and help each other win the
battle.
"A central bureau to gather and
disseminate information and to
work with representatives of the
farmers in the various counties and
in conjunction with the several
agricultural departments of the cot
ton states, would provide the rec
ords on which the campaign
nave feiefreu 70 eouia ps conuueeea
49, .a',a IS i'ope 81 = - :
- III, perruadsd from tal,xa /
have had with leading southern
business men that y would nos Is
difficult TO promptly raise sufficient
funds to finance such bureau and
help with the holding scheme, es-
pecially so If the several states af-
feeted gave assistance through their
LEGISLATURES
nae We val, 70 resosn ms III !.
~ faoins facts W. sbon1d n,,it ~.
inc RI h1uff the haars with the
hands we have heen holding IT
doesn't work In that game Wall
Street hands us a black eye every
time.
sIn this fight 1t is of the first
inheritance to concentrate our big
guns on reduction of acreage, and
q nermanent organization is needed
IN keen m an energetic campaign
along this line not only now and
This spring but several times every
vaar
been allowing good prices to take US
off our "a line blurred so it cannot
he ready ago TO keep acreage down
should have been prosecuted more
vigorously following good price
wars for the reason that more
fighting is necessary then.
..Wbat we want is signed pledg-
es from farmers to reduce acreage
n an agreed percentage. those
n1adges 10 he binding only il suffi-
oiant o,antity is secured TO bring
about +ba desired end The condi-
+;opol nledoe is only lust and
scrara and would remove objection
r. siqninq in a large Der centage of
cosas This should he followed by a
svstan, ~ checking M on those
,,1odaad a,ring nlantine time.
..yvitb on alternately financed in
forn,a+ion bureau an intelligent
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VILLAGE OF STAGER
yILLAGE oF srAMnAuGm.
Township ~ North OF Range 81 West

und rs Of 4 OF q. section 36............,
II % 28 a. 10
una S Of 4 OF =, section 36..............
II 70 293 40 10
that certain piece or parcel of land bounded 4
scrbed as follows Commencing az point
North line of the 4 Of W !, 81 feet East
Northwest corner thereof and running from thel
South 3S feet. thence East 90 feet thence Nd
feet, thence West il6 feet TO the point OF be
section 20, containing acres ..,...t,.... ,.....
"A 2 10 80
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CITY OF CRYSTAL IA
Glendale Addition.

lots n, IS and 20.
lots 81 and So.