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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
Mormons VIII Lave Mexico.

That the Mormon church practically
has decided to abandon its Mexican
colonization scheme. and devote its EN-.
ergies to the development OF lands and
settlements in Southern Alberta. Can
ada. was the announcement made by
President Joseph Smith of Salt Lake
City. while in Cardston. Alberta. re-
Gently. IL has become known.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19

insulation manufactures who wanted
addresses Of farmers who might have
corncobs 10 dispose of. The cobs are
ground up and used as an ingredient
OF insulating material.
The copper country has been ex
tensively advertised because of it's sue
cess in corn growing. The golden ban
tam variety has been grown with such
success here that the outside news
papers have printed articles in re-
gard To the copper country corn.
Inc cob Of the golden variety of
corn however, is small and probably
wouid be Of little use for any manu-
featured article.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
DYNAMITE CASE
JURY STILL ON
Disagreement is Looked for in
Trial of Joseph MiheIchich

The lury in the case of Joseph Mi
helch.ch, chlrsed with having dyna
mite in his possession at Red jacket
shaft the evening Of July 81, with ma
hcious intent 10 destroy property or
lives has not yet reported a dis
a-reement is likely. The ease went ~
the jury Yesterday afternoon.
Fodar Case Is Opened.
The case ~ Louis Foddr of Wuly-
crime. charged with assault with iu.
tent 90 murder Tndersherin Heikkia,
opened yesterday afternoon Fodar IS
one Of the men arrested on "a charge of
beating mp Wolverine fireman early
In the strike and while that arrest
was being made he resisted and Tn
dersherim Heikkila charges the man
fired a revolver at him.
rhe drawing OF the jury was COM
uleted 1T 10 o'clock this morning. The
jury is as follows:
Frank Harmon. Anton Fretter.
George NJ. Wahl, Henry Commes. Mar
tiu D1oley, Donald Grant. Levi BAR
beau, Elmer Ingram. Charles l. John
SON. Elmer Grlgg, Martin Messner and
Michael DWyrr
New Jurors are Drawn.
Because OF the expected difficulty i'm
getting jury TO try Fodar Judge
O'Brlen Thursday evening instructed
sheriff Cruise and County Clerk Kan
,r TO draw an additional venire Of
welye men. The names drawn fol-
wv
John r Nordstrom. Calumet.
Dennis Shea, Franklin
Elmer Grigg. Franklin
William :. sullivan, Osceola.
Henry =. Larson, Calumet
George NJ. Wahl, stanton
Theodore Kirschwing. Torch Lake.
oscar Ongie. Hancock.
John I. Michetti, Calumet.
Joseph Under Adams.
Peter 4. Fogte Duncan
Charles I. Johnson. Calumet.
otto Lieber, Franklin.
Two Young Men Sentenced. {
Judge O'Erlen Yesterday sentenced :
arr and Williams, two young men
'nvicted Of statutory assaults To two
ars each in Ionia reformatory. They
u be taken To- Ionia today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
WANT LUXURY IN BOX CARS.
hoboes TO Ask Commerce Commission
to Make Travel Easier.

That freight cars had fallen behind
in the onward march of progress was
an assertion made at the opening SEES
sion of the ltinerant Workers asso-
cations annual convention In Cincin-
natl.
The hoboes said they would request
the interstate commerce commission to
have the railroads make improvements
In the freight cars along lines estab-
lished by the Pullman company and
the companies operating the latest
types of ocean liners. They explained
that their travels could be made much
easier If the railroad companies would
hang hammocks under the freight cars;
whereas. in this great day of progress.
when every known comfort was be-
ing devised for the populace, the steel
rods beneath the cars were as hard as
ever.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
sILVoLA HOME FROM OTTER.

'otter--i,ske-- tii.trie,-last TUESDAY by
Sheriff Cruise TO investigate the report
Cd dyndmiting Of a threshlng machine,
returned today. Mr.. Silvola says that
the engine Of the machine and not the
thresher was blown up. AS far as he
could learn the dynamiting was caus-
ed by some dissatisfied stakeholder OF
the threshing machine company. The
machine was located short distance
from the home Of Henry Karila He
said he heard the explosion but
thought il was someone blasting
stumps A short piece of fuse was
found about fifteen feet from the en-
CINE.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19

LAKE LINDEN eREvlTIss
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Wilfred Roberts will leave bt,
evening for Detroit after spending the
past week or ten days visiting his
father, John II. Roberts.
Bert Doagherty has resumed his du-
ties at Peilfer's store after "a weeks
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James I.anyon have ge.
turned To their home in Cleveland. a.
after spending the past couple Of
weeks here visiting Mrs. Lannon'S
mother, Mrs. II. ID. Wilson
Nose Beauchamp has returned home
from Escanaba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Generaux win
leave this week Tor Missoula. Mont,
where they will locate.
William Bailey is seriously in.
The funeral of the late Joseph DUDE
will be held tomorrow morning from
ST. Cecilia's church. Rev. Fr. Zim-
hermann officiating. InteIment will be-
in Mount Calvary.
AIR and Mrs. Charles st. German
have returned 10 L'AnSe after a bficr
visit in Hubbell.
Napoleon Fourier of Gay is visitiny
in Lake Linden.
The Misses Dorothy Tenant and
Gladys Davey will leave this week for
Ypslanti To- enter the state Normal
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pedlandt Of
Hubbell have gone To Menominee
where they will locate.
Contractor Henry Witherell has a
force Of men engaged in decorating the
Congregational church. Extensive re-
pairs have been planned on the inter
ior and oXterinr af tho huildiug
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
IN LOCAL CHURCHES.

Usual services will be conducted in
the churches q, the Torch Lake towns
Sunday. william Dunstone Of flubbell
will speek In the NJ. T.. church i'm the
morning at 1890. Mr. Dunstone is Il
popular l9yman preacher and ne 2c-
cupied the pulpit on several occasions.
Owing t. the. absence of Rev. ii H..
Mallinson. song service will he con-
Quoted by the choir i'm the evening.
The midweek prayer meeting service
will be held Thursday evening in the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
WATCH FOR THIS ECLIPSE.
II viii Come In 1891 ard Will Be a
Remarkable One.

For long distance predicting Profes-
sor David Todd of Amherst has made
his mark. for he has expressed the
opinion that OH July IL. 1901. on the
mountain peak of Popocatepetl or Ori-
Zaba. In Mexico. there will be Il great
gathering OF astronomers and other
scientists. possibly n greater gathering
than any one of the sort ever taking
place before that time. He has deter
mined that OH that date there will be
the finest eclipse of the sun ever known
since eclipses were first predicted with
certainty. and these peaks will be the
choicest grand stand seats for the per-
Torrance.
AS eclipses are the only opportunities
for studying certain qualities of the
sun and sunlight and ms the energy
from the sun. which supports all life
on earth, is arousing more and more
study because of the possibilities for
human progress IL offers he feels GER
tain that in 1901 there will he even
at present.
One reason why il will be remark.
able eclipse is that 1t will he total for
minutes 10 seconds. The longest
one ever known was G minutes 20 sec
onds. while the longest one that can
ever happen can only be minutes 50
seconds.
Another advantage Is that the sun
will be directly overhead. so that there
will be the least possible amount OF in
reference from the atmosphere. The
great interest in an eclipse is the co
roma. a hoop of light that appears
when the moon entirely hides the sun.
IL Is from the corona that many Of the
most important secrets OF the sun have
been learned
Professor Todd has found that i'm the
next 800 years there will be nine total
eclipses of the sun visible I'm Mexico,
many of them tine ones. though none
so valuable for study us that Of 1901
Saturday Evening Post.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
TIME 1T. IN AWE MINUTES YOUR
UPSET STOMACH WILL
FEEL FINE.

You don't want ) tow remedy when
your ste mach is bad-lor an uncertain
Cne--or "A harmful oSe-your stom-
aeh is too valuable; you\ mustn't injure
II with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin is n&ted for t'
speed In giving relief; it'A harmless
ness; it's certain unfailing action III
regulating sick, sour, gassy Stomachs.
It's millions of cures in inAigestion'
dyspepsia, gastritis and otheN stoin-
ach trouble has made il famAut the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
Lake Linden--H

pariors of the church Rev. Matinee,
Is expected To return during tho e,,.
ing week and II so regular service
Will be resumed one week fror, SIN.
day
Rev. Frederic Bagnall pastor of the
Torch Lake CONGREGATIONAL church,,
VIII preach i'm the Lake Lndenicln,r.h
In the morning az 10; 80 and al hublo,,
at $3.50. Sunday school in b,ih
churches will he held at noon
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
Iarrora of Authorization.

An old German farmer entered the
office of wholesale druggist one
morning and addressed the proprietor,
mr.. Becker, haf der schmall box
"Merciful heavens. Mr.. Jacobsw ex-
claimed Becker as the office force
scrambled over each other I'm their
hurry to get out Don't come any
nearerw
"vots der madden NIT you fellers,
anyhow" quietly replied Jacobs. II
say l haf der schmall pox of butter out
in mine wagon. vot der Mrs Becker
ortered las week alreaty."-National
Food Magazine
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
FAREWELL SERMON SUNDAY.
Rev. w. G. 9rout of Hurontown Will
Go 10 Iron River.

The farewell sermon Of Rev. w. C
Prout, pastor Of the Hurontown VI. L
church who has been transferred to
Iron River viii Doe preached SUNDAY
evening al G.3O o'clock. Mr.. Prout
has been in Hurontown Tor The past
four years He viii Dee succeeded here
by Rcv. j. II. Oatey.
During his pastoratc here Rev. Prout
has eulcared himself 10 the people %
his congregation and Of the communi
~ The church has been provided
with modern parsonage. the edifice
has been improved. is free Of debt and
The congregation has grown. Mr.
Prout was invited 20 return 10 Huron
town this year and there is general
regret that the conference would not
grant the request.
TRY a NEWS WANT Az
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
Houghton Department

dates will begin AT 1880 p. m. at the
Amphidrome and In the evening there
viii be- "A banquet Ina Gcrmania hall
Hancock
A class OF IS viii be initiated Dis
trict Deputy Bush of lronwood viii Of
iiciatc.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19

httle more than half Of the rub
Der yield of the world is coming from
plantations in the East Indies. this
year, and the proportions are steadily
changing against the wild rubber trees
of the great tropical forests of South
America and Africa,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
GATHERING OF KNIGHTS
Meeting OF U. p. Knights Of Col.
umbus in Houghton October y

he committees in charge Of ar
ements for the ceremonial meet
of the upper peninsula Knights OF
umbus in Houghton October l. are
ng good progress A program has
20 arranged, which Will De an
rr "a later.
be- meeting will be under the au-
as Of the Hancock council but il
Doe held In Housh,on. The South
age has offered rates Of one and
.-tH.r5 FOR round "Trip tickets.
a -a. morning the Knights VIII att
POI mass at ~. Iguatius church at
~ o'clock. The initiation Of cand.-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19

rests made by the department Of
agriculture indicate that butter made
from pastourized sweet cream with no
o'her preventative than salt and her
hetically sealed will keep practically
Indefinitely in cold storage.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
MARKET FOR coRNcoes

G. r. Webb, general manager for the
Northwestern railroad, received re-
quest yesterday from heat ana coid
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

garasa ned not - pSoweA uatil dry,
wiaA ~ stAse.
Ths soAll tsrsip Footsl faAisAas aes
he bsst Ssr eariy -. Drsfsrsaes ~
tAG givea 70 eltAee rod q waite: ~
live ooaors1 oass ars usaally lsss ssieo
AAA tooAef, - vell - looo hvtkiAg
n a1osafasea
A0oag tAe Dsas ~ haVe foaaA -
,tAse early oass - sod q - pes1ae-
sivs - ~ 0saAsA % Many q ~
safiy varieties sfs e1essdiagiy dvaFf
b siss and IN hahit Of ths peaa.
For starting sssd in the kitchen Win
SOW. vsry eoavsaisot little Dots nay
- made froa -four sacks o. any tonga
paper
Cut . piece eight inches square and
told through the middle diagonaliy
(Ffg. ~. Fold c on side Of Alb, making
he angie o . right angle (Fig. D.
Fold point A over to D (His. ~. Sep
asats Tie pelats st B. foldiag tNs oas
sloag IL Aottsl line CA. - shown b
sst. anl tAs eeAse Gown o. tAs oDpe.
e0ts 49, - s1n1lAe nAAAae.
n NV o0sas q CA b . bo1. ~.
aal q tAess ~ - Allsl vitA rieA
ss0 aaA DaaesA ~ ~ ~ h .
W1D1sw ~, - ~ ae0sEsaG vafi
se3so q oseA DoAoAeA thnA. hsQG -.
smn1A
WAa - Dlsah assl rseseeane.
oalDo inllvio0l ~ ~ easA = -
moe 0aonse. ~ Ds9As1 - snlv
avss bsulng ~. ~ WAsA aane
eaastsA A0naA - Daoee ca - tasa
- - - soo0 ps0aA 011o,
nfee1
n 20 ass Euaalag = Asuhanse &
~ saAe t1as vAsa seassane - s>oA
nAsa. tAe - ~ - DlAssA = ~
anA ~ uAlo1gD Wasneh ~ -
eight Wil1 in1uss sDse1y esrniaassps
Ise IL sos1A n III = ~ availan,e
/! . paAee nsaf tAs raAgs nAy - SopoA
WARo. IL ts0ossatnfU = warn -
aeeriy saitssA.
After the plants are up, remove
ben 20 . cooker. ut frest.pepee
ipanes. Hea4 sasses then to dvipdje
Give tAsn pielty Of suAsAina, aaA
tkeep tAs soil meisl- Allowiag n b -
10s try. givs 4 sAesk t1nk rsEasds
lroWeA evssy ~. svea tAsa0A ~
loAV ~ - ~ =. uaa1DDo- 4 n
ase0 q1s1H essssle = - h1nsAn
l1gunoo1p .Bsoaae 0nao
i ~ m11 - snef Glts
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

~ - VAN lays l1so ~ satAaA
- ia1o Oar6sainG. tAsasA IL uoa1
DosisaseA 0aF6ssar VII say thsrs b
- ~ forcing thiAGs u ths c0s0
oFsaa1 until Il b warn anl Ary
soeasA. % tAat tAs sartA viii esunbls
whsa tie plov Of sSads turns It over.
Bst Dsaa. oaioss. lettuce. and NJ
iehss viii staaA quite IN sDsant q
cold weather. asA few Of each shesh
l, Daantsd vssy early. With tie asssr
asee that whiIs they may not Drovs
more than . week or two In advance
Of the main plasting. unless the wealth.
er 10 unusually perverss. they
will - ready for Tie table Whiis the
main crop 10 still II the nrst sta0s ot
growth.
A few large oaioas planted early
will provide fresh oaioas evsa sooa-
sr than they eaa b obtained froa
ssts. though tAs earlier onss are grown
from sets of tie Top onioa. plantsl
In the aAtnnA
In planting ~ Oarasa. II pays 70
~ oR . rectangular plot. Dlanting
svseything u PsvA rhsa tAsa ~,
dry ca - vssss1 1ariag IL sasiy
sta0ss a gFswtA vieh ~ eas Aseos
cn1e1votoe. q ~ hAvo NJ tAo vAool
toeaD.
~ laeAss. hsvsvse. VII Drs~o Q
e0ssoAl iavsseDsak svaa tAsagA ~
e1s6sa = saly hFUs sasaeA ~ ~
" - ~ Vest ~ eaoes y ~
eoUA - eaab1e - - ~ onaA
00Ro fs00 - ao0o anoanG e Goanl
~ haNlnG ~ soVs sasooe Na0seAae
tAAa \ = Dass111s v1kA hsrss Gnletva
-. 0s9a ~ ~ esa1na1 hoOoo =
oa6oD - 0Ahs . D1lsAa0 - - aaak
olla1lso q 0e0s tsa1ss DaAal
~ VAsss<ss11 q v1ssl IN -
0sehs1p = vsgk sslsse ~ ~ osaA
0eeo oo001siH ~ ~ eull1vaAsss
- - 1AGes1oo Oss0s1 = aAao =
0ssovs - q - ~ sows = -
~ ~ DsssaalAls NJ rAahasA. -
~ ~ bosseaA ~ 4 = SooVoot
- - ~ asi1s aaseAss ~ vay easlv
eaAse1aG TAaa ~ na1A Dass e ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
STONE ROADS ARE NEGLECTED
rhsrssehsarss wss msss Wsss
GaesoA. sese esbseassaaa n psesss
-ooupA caeo 10 teeo6ol

-rhsss are . grseG naay psaoas -.
~ 70 - 11sapeetnts1 vteA sesos
rpoA aAA Q ~ 4 osaey wostsl,.
~ 1saak vaa NeGaa q DsaAsa
ssuney. l.1lanA. ~ sthsr ~. IN
- Asue Daaes ~ aso ~ nak1ag
- roaAD v11e easoGA1 1se suoakaneial
sneasA in iems Dlaosa. aAA soe takfae
snss q tAsa h seAsss vAsso thsy 80
s1FsaAy TIM opns Dssg1s sssa =
Sl1nk ut afhse . o1sae psaA = n>Ae
4 nooAD 0eeo aeoea11oa. 1Aas = q
aHseaka, Spe 4 = wsaRtas aewn an
u tina. Whsasver . rst a2esars h
snsulA - Al1sA osos 0saas sAossa
- AovissA te kesD ~ s1xnAso q tAe
eoaA s0eotA. h nany cases IL was.
a txashs Aaye vega sevesal ineAee
Aseo. Waesr staa1s b thsss an h
lures the road The road drag might
- usea to good aAvnntaes 10 keep
thess tracks nlled. II would also AeIp
II poop1s 1siag IL road voSl1 =
saeagh interested to driyp Al eser
Il Instead q In tAe track naAs ~
thspo aAaaA- We 1es1 y Asvs a
- ~ tAss care g seaas reolp N
~ esgetsa ~ - ~ alnse8Ae.
~ - ~ - osaDa sn16ur soanee
. - - - Elosl1pn1 r
"a - g. - ~:
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

o0o ~ 0ssoo0 ~ - sGastA1 =
~ hsaos e1tAsr u Inverted ss1A -
u DaSae DsGs- TAsss ars ssaaAy lnD
Dreeloo tAaa tAs lattse oass Daao1o0
In tAe ground: bat tAsy eoos - -
esdsdly earlier
II desired. . eoapis Of sssAs ~ -
DaAAtsA n each hfI vhsa ths plAn1D
ere ~ In the ground. fhsa. - ~
early ones Dro-s that thsir vitality y
nearly sxhaustsd. the yoaAS plants
viii taks heir places. and furnish tAs
pickle supply for the winter.
Plan the garcsa In advance o. -
per. separating early and late corr. -
we'll - having cucumber. Dssoes -
sQuashos far enough apaFt that ~
len fron oae Win not reach aAetAee
readily. II 10 . curious sxeeVoea
to the rule that Watsfmsloo -
muskmslon can - grown side by ~
without appArsat injury. tAs tvo ~.
vieties of muskmsioa or votsr1saso
on aA5oininS Dlo<s result In . vesthr
lsss Doagrsl
In planning >foe hoeseeultivaf1sa.
tArss fsst aSast = - nsas - ~ Fsvs
ca - veehs1 - sAvantAOs. Y ~
wAesa tooa0 aFo uosl. ooSoaa. ra111AoA
IsttDea. sUGaasA, bsses. saRso1a. Das1
aiDs ~ taFaiDs ~ - ssva u soW0
efoo u - 10 toaAse a4asl
D1sA bsaaA sasiy sabea0s ~ Dsao
oso1 absa9 ~ 1sse: ~ ea11aOo
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si1so so0 lo4f - u ~ a0ose ~
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~ - - Ds,n4 ~ ~ hass ~
- q ua10se0 ve11A, tAs00A 4 = -
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aRa1o ossealA vaglse1oa. o. ~ -,
ba.s y 1ssbalnG - Gisaaass = ssas
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Tlas - bs.as = sassy ssba.es
vss3 = sAsslV - bsaaA - ssUo -
tUeaa ~ 0oGu01oU - 0s1soA ~
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sa1sa4 vkAA 0ahas ~ ~ - osn
~ eVes b aaosnAGA0aoA -
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s1ess1iAsH SseA OFsanl 81 sae eaar
not s9or1 - - . Dart q 4 ~
Me-.
~ sAs sas1y raAlsAas ass ussl sessk
h hese an1 tAseo . eoel ol sunnse
and viatsr vasis<isa h tAis nv
there y . soaseant sueesessoa. Ths
tsadse psoDse - eGg paaat nv -
aItsd into ~ s0oooo roaAsre1 vaeaat
by tAs Fs0sval q eaxly eaSsas; -
esssry 90 Fo0lAse DeaA.
Vsstiliss v1eAoua sG1aA. Oaaa 81 ~
1ssltsy AessA - ~ ~ rsesss sue
esrtthsaas ea1AAOa. te0aAssa, susaD-
esss aA1 0saoaS = - In lGany asU
sfsai1 q ~ esa1eaos1 NJ. ~ n
. saast = tAsssaGAly lsseAei vseA
IL soi1 h sssA hlA. 4 vin = - Gan-
- Sat vt1 sea0slaAs tAriley GzUvtA.
Esrtinsse froa ~ harn = pss0pe.
ahss 70 coaDsrs1al fsrtilisses. Wood
ssAss hsap 70 hGAesa . Asavy. elay
col. and are esDec1ally valuable h
sttnulating tAs sFovtA a corn
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
GOOD
1R R6:!2e :! :
GOO aoAo WOKE W covuYy
eaaois o>Fs>sA - Ass1sy saessssa
HtohAoy ARoesa6 NsseAs - o1ss6
- ooso la0seseaea1A

Asv . siasis stFsAeA q ssaliy oss1
eoeA Aas vaks1 ~ - saGirs csssty
y its nss1 q hsGAse AioAvays esoas
ffoo kaaasA - vos Ds1aEsA = tAs
cAansts rFabsaA \ bsGlas: 'O1s
Oso1. esas1y-SaDt Rsa1 ~ 1ooo
ooes." asi1 . f1soss rsesatiy. ~ ~
CAanton9uA oooo1y - ~ ~ tAaA
~ tsvnsAiD- -Ssilt FaoAs havs 6sos =
tso ysass." TAs poal - Fseoerel -
ves bsiat lase aall anA early this s0slag
~ tAs eoaaty eeaoias1soess ua1se
u ssv cessty FeeA iaw. n CROSSES
CAastasS~a ooaaty froa saot - vest.
Its bsesats ass tAst bsgi..ieg to -
fslly realised Oas ~ Fsesatiy -.
tor cars froo Oklahena CITY. Fost
Worth. Joplia. Ordway. Colo. Co2sy-
Vile and InAepenaence weee at Che
oute at the same time.
The sood road 10 hringing hundreds
Of tourists through ChautauQua coun-
" Who otAssviss would never have
ssea tAs coaaty. A. . result realty
osa reDest . larger number Of for
stgn Inquiries about lands there than
ever before. Ths fafnsrs afe baGtA-
aaAg 70 80 tAs bsasat 4 having ost-
80 DsoDle through tie county aAl
ass becoming sood rod satAssiasts.
CAantasesa was oas oe ths nrst
S6Antiss II tie state 70 take aAvaA-
taSs q ths .ev county rooA law.
Which Dsrnits . tax Isvy not exessA-
lAG sos MIA ~ reaA Dsrpeess. That
0oosy = sDsat by tAs oos.ky oo0r
o1ssisesfa Ii GFsaa aAva.taes hss
= naAiaG Il Dsssabas NJ tAs eosaty
- ~ roa1s aaFoos tewnsAiDe WASoA
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S1lvsFta Vese Fsoaass1 WA sa0sok
- sesas. lausA DssaaassG vss6
- !1ooa. TAe roaA toAay = svoa
os1tsr thaa 4 was vAsa 4 vss bul3e
n Isas aaethse eoealm tax vas
6Vso1 ~ tAe nDe suo . ~ yeoe
Vill - raisel TAs WORK VIII -
1o00 = othoe pafts oe ~ eoaAty tAl1
ysAs.
TAe farmers also club toGstAse aAA
build sod roaAs to 1oln tAe ooanty
roaAs. A HsishboFhool fosr q Avs
D1lss baek from tAs naia fooA wiu
tsaa forcss. sst . 1ay or . vssk as1
O. tie road leading to The good road.
and thus the goed roel system =
Spreading over tAs ooanty. u =
slammed 70 nAks tAe third tar lsvy
asxt ysaf. By tAae tiDe svsry 60 q
tAs twelve townshiDs II this eonnty
W1u have received a sssal sAafe of
- oo1Aky DoaAy aAl have OoD1
eeaAs ieaAtng n q lsaSt two liFoo-
oo0s ACROSS he townaAiD.
~. Q tins tAses was nacA oDDosa-
~ y tAs eeaAty isvy. Man ness-
nm wsrs hsaA b ths tov.sAipe ~
rsesivtAs any of tAs Arst years lsvy
81 tAo tar was deaouAosd. Petitioos
were slgned asking the commissioosss
oot to make the levy this year. Bat
that was last January. When tie
board made the levy this month there
vas not . protest Those who opposed
the tax at nrst have been converted
after using = good road for seven Or
sdght months.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
SOME ESSENTIALS
FOR A GOOD LAWN
Begin to Now ofass q $eeo a.
It Begins 10 orsss-uee
elpQh0e . o0l1oA

10 Aovo . ooo0 lawn, - ~ gfaDs
Se01As - sssW 0oW = oolsA AlaDlos
~ as11sa thae 0ovlhg asan - kill
Y; 4 ~ - aslA1ae = - ~
vfosas0e 0oWlAG tWo - tAsss
slDao . Vook ~ hoap IoWo thSea
oaa0oo 81 an0W - u1noso = aoeset
tAo0os1vao.
n ~ 49, - lav1 saUV1n0 N.
Ses ysaf hWA - = G1oas1lngiy
essti1s. 0ave - eaasa 1es&. - allsw
~ e10D1A0s = ~ - ~ QuunA Sss
. DnooA - ougt11noG.
Lawn GalDO1aOD aso sDeea11 green
~ ~ Dsalezy esa01o1 II -, bat
wAaA 49, - taAsa essa - hwA IN
sQaiva1oo9 0ogEo1Doe GAanA1 - -
tu4nod-at eo0o t1nA
WAaa ~ AWa 1sWee - en- do
sot taks 4 b ~ sAoD = - sharp
sae1, bat aAjnsx ~ tiGAesn H. bolts
Or tension at the boSoa on either end
of IL ~. - tAat ~ rsveaviAg blades
ring sharpay against the bottom hori
soatAl catttAs basAs. TAh win make
:As mower sAarpsa itseN = turning
A1oest ~ Ava a0NasB - con-
s1ruoeod ~ ~ ahasDonAne. Whsl
- ssnsas1 = 49, 4 6aaa1ue ~ 9
o1a3o Gsgo oseoe = Sn1nG ~ =
o1es = go - A~qkxsQ1oasG r
Au1l ~ ~ i - 5 So
spst = SsAsst: z.pts { - x6sssx
s.sisss..;ss -. .zszss a a 7sssss
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09


and the wonder III our friends how offer liberal
for low
in
number design
al
-
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

. The Post one year and Brsakfast est
. Ths Post two ysaxs and Brsahast Bet
. The Post three yeazs and Breakfast .
. The Post four years and Brsakfast 8
. The Post five years and Breakfast .
. The Pot nix ysan and Brsakfast 3,
. Ths Post ssvsu ysaxs and Brsakfast
. fhs Post eight ysazs aad 1rsakfast
. fhs Pest ni1s years aad Drsakfast q
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

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