The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

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h . truth, . bsSad q ssstA, and b.si
asss aea shssA kssu its vsetA, it is
simply tAis-the Pshais bays ths gosds
sf those vAo slvsstiss.-E.
TIE march Il the I. ". VS. is still
Asad,d eastward sad are just nov en-
the heat wave beyond the
great Father Of Waters. The country
would be much better OF if these
Weary Willies could encounter = steady
job ON the rock pile, or building public
noads.-Asneos Tribune.
g. ". 6utties recently purchased .
yeung turkey to trsin for ha Thanks
giving dia.er. TIE other nisht soma
jsaloas sad eoveteus neighbsr trans
ferred the fowl, s.d - George hsd not
naAsd or branded ths bird, ~ viii
have 70 content himself with jslly ca ke
snA tsips on the fourth thursday Of
nsxt Novenber.-White River Review.
Why should people Who patronize
the small town postoffiee have to pay
box rent! The farmers ON the rural
routes get their mail delivered At
their doors at great expense and pay
nothing extra for it. The people who
live in the larger towns and cities
have their mail delivered in their homes
and Offices for no extra charge. This
is . question Uncle Sam will have to
answer some of these d ays.-Routt
Sentinel.
Whatever may be said in favor of
or against automobiles, the fact re-
mains that they are about to put road
building in this country fully one hun
dred years ahead Of what it would
have been without them. Mountain
roads Is parts Of well-kept transeon-
tinentai highways, would otherwise
have been long time coming to this
ever busy country. The good roads
movement 10 here and it has eons to
stay.-Delts Independent.
1t 10 noassnse 70 talk Of a. extra
ssssisa Of IL lsgislatars 70 asllify
~ rslsEsnss. Il IL -psAaie seixtiss
ball Psouisest citizens and tie pesss
did all they eosld 70 prevent ths ref
ere.ce Of tie bill, but in spite Of thsir
efforts the necessary petitions were
signed. The constitution has beea
complied with asd the bill is inopera.
tive until the people act upon it. TIE
Legislature cannot set aside the consti.
tuition of the state.-Lamar Sparks.
Following up the good roads work
which the Oak Creek Chamber of Com
merce has been engaged in this sum
mer, two auto loads Of business men
went out Saturday with shovels to fill
up all the holes which had been worn
in the road between town and Higgins.
Two months ago the entire population
turned out and put this stretch Of two
miles in fine condition, but after the
long spell Of rainy weather, it needed
repairing. This was done Saturday,
after which the work was finished no
with = road drag.-Oak Creek Times.
Mrs. ond Mrs. Glen Phillips and son
of Glenwood Springs are spending
their vacation here visiting relatives.
Glen, for the past year, has been EN-.
ployed at the Silver clothing store in
Gienwood and, being an efficient clerk
and steady worker, well deserves the
vacations, which he always spends in
Now Castle, his former home. In con-
pa.y with old-time friends he has spent
several days this week up Elk creek,
the trips to . finish. Mr..
AID IrA Phillips will retur, to Glea-
wood tsaorrew.-New Castle Demo
efat. -.
Scion Aekley brought word to town
early this week Il ~ fisaiag sf .
esat Of W. Mayors attempting to
sssk its SssA nsthsr killed by light.
Ming. His s9srts = catch IT, esle and
bring Il n I'D bsea ffsitlssa M.
Mayer, uPsa sssreA fesnd . bear
se1ss tie bsdy satiAg sst lie satrails.
TAs anfnal. essA sot b caught BY
ehadns II - .ssssoeek - traps were
sst with ~ result o. visiting them
I've days hssr u fiHd two Asa1 elAvs
hsA IN tas jaws Of oae Of then. The
ceat vas feand and bressAt ia.-EAsis
Datsspsiss.
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