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Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-08
Notice of Sale
To whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives no.
tice that on November II, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock a. M, at the office of
The Peoples Abstract and Title Com
pany, will sell to Elizabeth Arm
strong all Of the household furniture
and fixtures now located in the Lion
Hotel, on 9Th stree, in the City of Ell
Centre, together with my lease hold
interest therein.
1876 HENRY MATTINGER.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given to contractors
the County of Imperial, will receive
bids for the construction of a school
house, to be completed in 80 days after
award of contract. Said bids will be
and specifications may be seen at the
office of County Supt. of schools, IN
the Court House. Said Board reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all
bids.
Dated this 30th day of October. 191s.
c. F. DEARBORN,
JAMES MILLIGAN
w. W. SCOTT,
Trustees Of the Centinela School Dis
trict. 167
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
X A 01O944

Department Of the Interior, o g.
Land Office, Los Angeles, Caiifornia.
October TO- 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Ernest
G. Garmon, Of Calexico California who,
on june II, 1910, made Homestead En-
try No. 010944. for Sh NwH, WN
NEN. Section 4 Township II 9, Range
il E, 9. B. Meridian has filed notice OF
intention to make three year Proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Clerk of the Superior
Court, at Ell Centre, California, on the
Sth day of December. 1913 at 8 O'Clock
q. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: H. {,
Swtnk, Carl Iiams, J. w. Tripp, Mrs. p.
c. Garmon, all Of Calexico, California.
FRANK BUREN. Register,
Non-Coal 4
Imperial Valley Press
Daily, Nov. %. /
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-08
Loose Leaf Work

A speciality of the Press job
department is loose leaf work,
it being prepared to duplicate
the prices paid in Los Angeles.
Business houses in all parts
Of the valley are requested 20
send their orders to this office,
and if convenient, to send
copy of bill last paid in Los
Angeles, we undertaking to
duplicate the work at the same
price.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-08
The Feed and Fuel Yard
Buys and Sells

Buys and Sells
Baled Alfalfa and Barley Hay, Whole
and Rolled Barley, Head and Threshed
Milo Maize, Mesquite Wood in 4-foot
and Stove lengths, Stove Coal in
Sacks, Pine Kindling, White Pine
Sawdust.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-08

his act under the protecting arm Of
the government. Let no one imagine
that it is not strong arm and able
to perform its duty in that regard"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-08
Can Get It Here

The Press has heretofore not
made a vigorous campaign for
job printing. The management
has concentrated it's efforts on
the newspaper end of its work,
but the Press office has now
been fully reorganized. 1t has
by far the most complete equip
ment in the valley for all
kinds of job printing and is
prepared to do the work
promptly and efficiently.
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Lines from Leo.

Leo, June 23:-Mrs J w Carter Of
Timmonsville visited her daughter,
Mrs B L Gaskins, and friends here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs-Ouzley visited the
family of Hon j Davis Carter Sun
day afternoon. Mr. Ouzley is in
charge of Mr. Wesley Singletary's
tobacco crop.
Hon J Dayis Carter has IL acres
of fine tobacco, the most uniform in
size l have seen. Think he will mar
ket from fourteen to fifteen hundred
pounds per acre. Mr. George Frank
lin of Virginia is experimenting MI
Carter's tobacco crop and is a very
successful tobacco grower.
We have not heardo of a single per.
son around Leo who will have a rire
watermelon for the fourth of July,
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Fire at GreelyVille.

Information was received here
Sunday afternoon of a destructive
fire at Greelyville, which occurred
early Saturday morning. Five hors-
es and three mules were burned to
death, besides a lot of corn, hay,
oats and several vehicles, all the
property of Mr. j Ed Keels, one of
the most thrifty and successful
farmers in the county. Fire was
discovered about two o'clock Satur-
day morning in the granary and en-
veloped the stable before any of the
animals could be taken out. The
granary and buggy shed adjoined
the stable. MIR Keels, with his wife.
was in Charleston at the time of the
fire, which is thought to be the
work of an incendiary. Mr. Keels'
loss will total $500, with no in
surance.
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her name and possibilities farthest
into the outside world.

her name and possibilities farthest
into the outside world.
A general programme was finally
outlined and the chair instructed to
appoint a committee Of five to de-
eide upon the work in detail and to
proceed at once to put their plans
into execution. Those appointed on
the committee are: Messrs W E Jen-
kinson, chairman: Thos McCutchen,
treasurer; W F Tolley, secretary, W
H Carr and A C Kinds, Esq.
These gentlemen held a meeting
Monday morning and outlined their
work, which is already being exc
cuted.
1t is hoped that they will have
the full cooperation of every busi-
ness man in Kingstree, and that
their efforts may be we'll rewarded
by a general business uplift for the
town and her citizens at large.
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CADES CHRONICLES.
Crops Recovering from the Cold
and Local Items.

Cades, June 24:-Crops are some
what recovering from the recent
cold snap and the prevailing good
weather has enabled the farmers to
catch up and clean out the grass,
where proper efforts have been put
forth. Locally crops-except tobac-
co--are retarded, owing to the late,
cold spring and the dry weather.
The college boys and girls are
home for the vacation.
MrJV McElveen has gone to Sill
yer City, New Mexico.
Mr. R E Tarte went to Charleston
last week to have his eyes treated by
a specialist. He is improving slowly
since his return. 1t is hoped by his
friends that he will soon be all right.
Mr. and Mrs w S Hodges and baby
spent the weekend in Charleston.
MrJECoker has moved back to
the Pudding Swamp section, in this
county.
MIR VIC Annette went to Florence
yesterday on business.
Mrs Eliza Brown,86 years old and
the mother of Confederate veteran,
has just recovered from an attack Of
smallpox at her grandson's, Mr. II
w Dennis's, near town.
The new residence of Mr. V G Ar
nette is about to be occupied.
Messrs George Eaddy and Hubert
Haselden have gone to Johnsonville.
the former for the tobacco season.
Miss Eloise Brock of Mount Oil
vet, N C, is here on a visit to Der
brother, Mr. L G Brock, the efficient
A G L agent.
This week will about wind up the
vegetable shipments from this place.
MrCC Carsten's new store build
ing is completed and we are looking
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looked upon US Southerners as be-
ing lazy. This was a mistake, and
he would vouch for the fact that we
had plenty of men in the South who
would stand around a corner store
and talk politics all day, then scour
the swamps all night for one little.
old, swiveled up coon as a reward
for his labor. I'VE are industrious
men," said the speaker.
What we need is a little more en-
thusiasm and concentrated action.
We have fine town, q splendid
location and are surrounded by a
territory as rich and fertile as any
in the South, where he could pro-
duce on one acre as much as he
could on five in Indiana or Michigan,
or any other Northern or Western
State.
MIR Morgan's lecture was a timely
one, abounding in good. sound logic,
interspersed with some of the hu-
morous, yet ridiculous facts that
confront US almost every day If we
stop to consider seriously great
many of our business, and particu-
larly our farming methods.
When the speaker had concluded
his address, the meeting resolved it
self into a business session, with Mr.
HE Montgomery presiding. Re-
ports from several committees, that
were appointed at Wednesday nights
meeting, were heard and considered
favorable. A soliciting committee
had raised about $500 on subscrip-
ton to be applied in advertising
Kingstree, setting forth her advan-
tages and possibilities as market
place for tobacco and various other
products of the soil of the surround
ing country. Plans for the work
were suggested and discussed at
some length, in an earnest effort, on
the part of every one present. to
devise ways and means that would
ultimately prove most beneficial to
the commercial complexion of Kings
tree and at the same time herald
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Mr. R A Brown took q trip to

Mr. R A Brown took trip to
Moore's x Roads Sunday afternoon
in his new machine, which he bought
last week.
We have preaching at Prospect
every Sunday: first and third in the
morning at II o'clock; second and
fourth at a p. m, by Rev P B Ingra-
ham. He gave US a fine sermon last
Sunday morning. His text was from
St Matthew. xxi, %: Render there
fore unto Caesar the things which
are Caesars; and unto God the
things that are God's". OK.
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MASS MEETING
OF CITIZENS
LAUNCH ADVERTISING CAM
PArGN FOR kINGSTREE---AD-
DREsS BY MR. TOM MORGAN.

At a meeting of the Kingstree
Board of Trade held Wednesday eve
ming of last week, the president, Mr.
HE Montgomery, was Instructed to
issue call for a mass meeting OF
the citizens of the town to be held
at the court house Friday night.
The object of the proposed meeting
was only vaguely stated. but a full
understanding of the general work
to be taken up was evident by the
harmonious enthusiasm that charac-
terized every member present at
the meeting. After short talks by
several of the leading business men
the gathering adjourned.
The call for mass meeting Fri
day night was heartily responded to,
for with the call had gone forth the
announcement that Mr. Tom M Nor
gan, secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce of Florence, would be
present to address the assemblage,
and at the same time invited the la
dies to come out and help boost
Kingstree."
- The meeting Friday night was
called to order by Mr. H E Mont
gomery, who introduced Mr. Morgan
and stated that at the conclusion of
his address the meeting would re-
solve itself into a business session
for the consideration and discussion
of proposed plans for an advertising
campaign tending to the advance
ment of the commercial interests of
Kingstree on a larger scale. And
it was along these lines that Mr.
Morgan made most interesting
and highly entertaining address. He
prefaced his remarks by stating that
our Northern brethren usually
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for some one to open up new bust.
ness here before long.
Several of our citizens acknowl-
edge signing the petition for the dis.
pensary election, but say they are un-
der no obligation to vote for it. We
are glad they have not committed
themselves.
Mr. H F Fenegan went on busi-
ness trip to Sumter today. B.
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Baseball.

A baseball team came oyer from
Andrews Thursday last and played
two games with the Kingstree boys.
The Andrews boys carried off the
laurels, winning the first game by a
score of 5 to a and the second by ID
to 5.
Friday a team came down from
Lake City and put it on the Kings
tree boys to the tune of IL to A.
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To my mind Smithers is human
dynamo.
And to my mind" said Jones,
glibly he proves it by having ev-
erything charged"
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The County Record, sl.O0 a year.
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The County Record and The
Youths Companion, year S2.75.
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IF YOU want to
reach the people
of Williamsburg
try an Ad in the on.
lyNewspaper in the
County--The Record
'(Established 1885
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
q. COOKING a HEAD ri

hat III lolld be 81
bcllntifil on the iopini an
and u the wish 5off5 the Inter Ocean.
that s3itt eaT Il
prophets over the ountry hay q SSill I
slbeenabusy and We note ttilat some have
rome 50 far Al to p1locl aim that the:
tsszaT Russia He'd on y
certain date and en- ing
pain ould be- sass mated
rat $,In wise to eYen him it
such a thing is. The opinio of the Inter
Ocean and prop ecy lappen
either cd or d durin the coming
year iss almost imp ossiibl ith brighss
tened trade condit ions, good 5baIik de-
/ posites and AZ se arniers, this agric,illt$
snral cornmilnity a good year for
crops should prosper and We are told
the old timers that the weather
ates good things now for j 4
tanners are 3begi nningg to profit BY
4 the exampI 9 sof their ne ghb ors III oltllel
tiates with reference to- stock raising
and diYersi ficat ion and viii an tend
to make the comma veal i. lore pros.
porous for DEVILS 4 AXE ramsey county
and the Lake Regio
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
hat II NJ tte I'll i'll,
Devils Lake

To the Ed itoF OF the Inter Ocean y /: ss3
lave read The many recent 4 Iii:
tieles YOU liaYe run under q
Of What Is the it'll Devils
Lake and have taken Quite an interest
in this depa rtment nd while some
of the suggestions CIV zen have cen
very good, do think tina ans ofs
them have found one OF the main Isss.
sons for the reubl 9 Wi thu evils Lake.
m i hell one Of the greatest
troubles with Devils Lake iitss:
everlasting jealousl u among it's Sbusii:s
ness mel ID Lar k Of int crest own
in local 5ins titutions BY The citizens
general do ii Of m can to sssay at
this lis the case with all the busineass
men ~ III Devils for this city las
some the best nd \ trn ost cordial
sbuslIle ss men that rave ever had
THE pleasure of uleetin g. But do II. ok
that there are busi Ileu in 30 evils
Lake who Wolll d rather see business
so out of own thai have so { to
their comp etitor.g 5sss3}
Man of the merchants comp ain
that The IN losses becalse of the credit
which VIII they are forced to- give eusto:
nlers comp elss lem 4 to ia set prices
Ito ertain extent # such losses
Lit is t due LARGE to this same eolousy,
for 1ry Sif3 M rc 1ants would set ogether
land ornlllat q en- ami u EN-
selves in $exte din cred lit, which tness
iscon do if ol!!:sii nib, olie
}mer liant to know W'lleatbsr a custo
nler failed to pay his debts elesWhere
ssor not before xtendin 8 him credit, this
loss would be !oiis: way with. 81:
Another thin E. hat is the mattel
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
GOOD e
b SIS
Gil Ess 3 EEATRE iAs SHOWN
flMHER9 Oh + 81 TU RE FILMS
DlRi N TIL 81 cE ssss8

osharl es theatre sl Il y UNI
her Of feat lures film Turing
he Gharl les til atre hiieh us Sund el.
the direction Of a Blonde and
Charles Cha 4 Lyons has created a number
OF ions d,lrinti year for
N8 u e they have received the thanks
Of THE l1l theatre going public he most
le, y ssuc cess being, the pic
lures les OF Devils Lake and utaliatla,
The disonS tal kin gs ictllres and van
hoe we're her success EARLY this
month the Fal l5of Gonst antino Plies Ill
colors owe Sas ature film lopg,
5Wibh nan 9th erss. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
Bal G M
eco IS
Still ! Good
DEVILS 81 IA K - 4 AS 10 NE REc0 ORD
IN Il H AS NO BEEN BRO
IN II 70 RE- EAR S.

One record which d Devils Lake Ia ii
world title to lis the longest has ball
game, which probably nev will he.
chan s,ll nged The. emit We inning
has ball game betWeen Fargo and
g rand orks played here will be- sres
menlbered by the old timers offss this
section This dist notion isE probably
the pal great aclll eNenen chronii-
Ecled in The athl eticsa world ear aftes
years forth OAK a for the
proWesss of Joryal Ef3 pties Of Bathaa
las the champ ion professio na1 ice
skate Of the United States.$ rs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
~ n M j
ell
d | n !,
Is ca Il
H 81 DiEsSSH AID VA N 10 fsF E::AR,
q Re M n S. III - LESS y
81 "A. Nh

sfS thslthe elli1g on le 8 Jew * ear
of bic re- when the Inter or can
building and plant was DESTROYED ttle$
year oked as though mi 8 lss
be u diisastr ons one ffor ires, but. tos
the contrary but few emilia atoms
have urred
great port
D)ullng the sfiftte
have been made by the fire ents
and several lot hese ere tai 81 Ill
loss esl1ltt nor
3o1le-fiftlal tll asn CUNT 81 Insurance
carried by the artous places ted
sby Are the total I'M rance ca iuieI
being s50, ofo, tile los FIRE
down to is L,
The 8 reatest8 lossSb fire dur tlls.
Year was to the Inter Ocean bull ding!
and e1eYsyas
tor, which loss in ass; al
most tot al
In this conn etion the Inter Ocean
|tak sStlie opp hiding Isl
highest rails to 5th dies of
the wing been tthroug mill
Isu ffieientl they
!valiart sol iers TO Sc. He
Edepartn1 lent his city IS
carried Off lonors appear ee
,at state fire ttolirna nents. and where
the appearatse ggood goes itlls
out 81 that orls sles
artment rs good.
So successful has 8StheS department
t5been und der its present reg ines that It's
Eo OF were eel ected.
Ic Russell in beingg laced az tllee
| head of the departme t: The annual
fireman ball and le
aaflssW ere not vents dur
ling the past yea ga IN under the
Auspices Of the depa nent aside from
their reguIaI. duties and their ann ,lal
IanniY ersary 8 which is AZ
ways aS big vent, is gain being
planned and aV ill pro badly take place
Feb. 20.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
Pablished 81 Lake Ralasax al
3 r e Y NOIDS5
bis Ii e
KIN U Il

The Inter Ocean al wa IL elre M nj;
as its ear iss;l lfs
a lseslIa he do le cit tsal
count dilr,in ca This ls
seas ,1is
S1f ers oughout
and end cl roslol ei$
event ortance but ii CIV att enlI,t5
tat 8 locass
asssis
resume Of
eils
deaYored the ac|co cunt Of
mont MS mos dloings but
has iiilteryi eWed Til ariolls depart
and "
3gether ith other enter ris es a ID Id u
secured fact and cures past
ear We pr wed ntsrest tin to-
and salbrnit the d tie bss
81
ollr headers
resp pleasing &.
adj remedy
oking ST and viz
tues Ia he profited d estabs
lisll mar tlurin
slo'1Vercolne pring the conlin ear
q ife,s and BY
setti1 gfortll the accom- shnents OF
the past We be do still
i thing orning year:
are d eye sol
sayin true
$StliVid ual in egard is also true os
aaa, erI'a the fault finding all
the mistak es,, and 4 oth Ell
have acc olnpl some hing
the
ND inter Ocean q ifers he season greet
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
acres OF land excl lisiyes t,f Sto,

gs sssftcFes oI ;laHdsseAcliSlyeeSoISI
lots. s,s, ssss
AyeTages assessed siYa 1lIe aef al
81.
alle loft and scl II.
siYe Of s tructnre s. 0t, 55Ss$
due sOf strtc,t res on to WA & and
city lots, $3.50, Of. 81
value Of Ne personal
property, clsldin s Threads and Ii
phone,
81 assessed yaluatioa Of Ramsey
count FOR year is, Il 81
Z Total ann Ssofs Ia xes levied for
519i S for stat count snip.
school and other plrp oses,
YIN cunt al lowed u for tree bounfies
for 133
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
1I1le1
u 8
Record
COUNTY, sAJ DlToR GIVES STATS
TIC 81 ON II {, tsTlh,G III ERNlI 5s
Nd f9d s VAIL All 10 N I. q

the COUNT I'D tor s office one
record has been hro ken and that Il
the matter Of huntin permits am
.sey3 county being ahead sof the stat il
the ISSUANCE of non-res idence permits,
County auditor Joseph Kramer haV
ing disposed OF cen hundred
residence permits we're issued during
the past year and lin this ssanisey
count Isl vel ifup to the top of the ssst.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
81 M n {. ~ n z No
With.

with DEVILS Lake st the lack $ofS pat
ronag 8 ven local small in dustrie NJ
citizens and business men. Fpr
ample. the writer attended the BAN
Sqnet 81 ven Devil Lake Cont
meTeial hub q asst winter; and ci gats
We're serYe ed duril 81 the eNenin bit
although Devil ls ke had ii gar
aetorg at thai time, the ei cd
out We're Trust made Gig d il st,i
article sinfe ITO that being mad e lin
tile Is. DeHils
factory eInlpl 10y ed three men al ~ inter
but in prin &; pr oprietor gave
Trying and left the city. here are
numerous $inst ituIions in Devils Lake.
although s1nall I. which oInise to be
large and thriving institute SC mo
tday Devils Lake will os,11y pat
ironize Il hem encourage them MS;
Worthy est$i is MAJ e up entirelg of small
isindus tries, work ting on "a small capt. a;,
! and Devils lie will be entire VI lack
ing in this regard II sif + she does not
get busy and boost fol Ii ome industry
a great deal more than she has. /. in the
l.past. ~
3T$ 4 One man said to me the other day,
why sho uld 4 give him my busin ess
Es . 1T E buys all his groceries from the
otherg fell oEW 4 81 Business men Of Devils
]. Lake, get some plain horse sense into
you and 40 4 q little boosting y on : s "a
Aselyes and furnish an example fpFi
those whom 81 gu are trying to Ilstr,sct3
lin the art Of buy wing at home. a.. am
.sIsure Twill pay yor.
4 ~ W.: B. S.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
lf,iid as
siue n + el.
araces
TN Ess LITTLE F.ELLo ON T al
BRO w ia AS I'D
LA c X 81 A II.

cupid has been sort i OF aying of
this year comp pared with asst y ear
according to . nd sc tGsri fin OF The pro
bate court, ~ ho has clarg of m ar
riage license books.
Dui.ing the past sar only s. mar.
riage licenses were issued as compar-
ed with s an 912. The year A lSsii
SIS cheated & however by i've licenses.
Probably the most unusual marriage
during the ear lis that of louise Lar
sson, white, OF Devils Lake, TO Harry
sKorke, a Japanese, who gave his res:
sdence as IN mot.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
u 4 I IL 9 !. Z. Z j, I, !, q. a., !;

The Inter Ocean refrai ms from Az
criticism that nj ppear ia the
j nation, state; cunt or city, save Tor
eonmunicatt anothe is it'll refer
enees as to the Matter With
DEVILS i e ii order that New elg,ss
greetings may Ne extend ted * the full
%estS extent
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-26
I 5
e
!, mes Is;
DENIES LAKE IA AIS 2TAkENSssTR
HEAD b URiiN q THE PAS s o.
EA


Elected on lie 81 form of 5eilie iene8
and economy the city comm isssion uns
der the direction Oft "a Johnson
spresid ent5 has endeavored Id ace sls5
phi some thing for Devils Lake during
the past year although the cotnnissi ION
fofun of goVernme has a ut been IN
vogue A
the commits toner's Il have S aes
compli shed some thing in this reg ard
be jud ged from the folio wing sum
mary of what has been done during
bic year 9l33.
Establi shed date and
!ninute system Soff IL ceo uniting showing
actual cost Oh oVernn ent III acll d
3partfneI Of he thus giving the
;;ciity the best GOV ernmlert
sobta ina 81
gidly enfor ced he ord noes off
the city and the laws sof the
opped stthes sal III
ped the blin
esellects more tina cubic the
amour none Iicens ever llg
coll ected ila years
LAD & effort IA ND Il
ITS streets and sof lbisll and
refuse.
n Kept streets If ifiFst. ass scondit ions
saved tie city s. per IA out
stan AMI ing ind ebted ness of $780, BIZ
Ehagfng bonds sued ~ ia Re ssllcsa
I indsbte dnesss such bonds been
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Mad neclal forts Was
quite nccessful to better health
and colldit ions ef the city
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renting pTota at sSSQ and att
tended tDS al | mat tiers ofs bnsi ness With
Eprorl ptness ana dist patch
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season.
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