davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
ara Seielaaets Sasafriper.
Sr 8e0attcr,

W JAtVltlNl
Or. 6jeloe / Sarge bar / Ceres
@la0 ifrc0et ct Stuffe. bUori ban 10.
rciloar. at (eleIaget ienoer MIG iom
i'm H'prpientont til Rorge til uGlte
Anr % lom inaOan %ioripner mig meo
uo0lc SommeifiaiuQer oip.
Fda en- &i9 par ieg 4oriag I'll
bette. iOct iea fom til at uOtaIe I'll
1r. 6ieISc, at lea ifuloc suite al &c.
Ield9ct uiloe ienoe mig til Nor8e Tor
at uoiorc ct Arbeioe. ;om piIoe blI al
itor 9ctnoniug for 5elemarftueerue
her / Saroet, % iom ieg nprrrere no.
ultle0e. Qoftcrens gooe Siertelag
"a Bans Sutereaie for Dor Sagaifric.
ming lob ioa uoeu pioere AZ meo BAN
% ban Ifrep en- parm gnbeiaIirg ior
mia / "Ieccrob Soften.
Nu maa ieg. Sr. &eooftsr, beoe
ON TldSS til en- nrrmere &eoegisreI-
ie, oilers ril bit mango fontme til at
mi3ioritoo Seune Cpior0ring.
Spao Heiieu0giiter % Somme.
itiainger angaar I'll Norgesreiie1,
iom ieg cr beitentt Poe, ioa uil ieg IL.
fe haze cu0re iii at IGgge Dem no.
Men set or CT 9lrbeioe ieg agter at
iaa uoiert oer6ieumc / 9pgoerne,
iom iel 9ierne uil0e ioa oelolaise
ceIemlrfmgerS 6ipip til, % iom ieg
UcN lea cler5 life fan iaa giort.
Seq bill iaa en- lloifrift al airfc.
bsaernc rucr Gle bent iom er reilt
til 9(mcrifo ira Be iorifielige Vreite'
QiUl0 / GeIenarfen. Ut iua CT iligt
@lrtei0e Qiort oil foitc Fengc. 81
hci9 Ser life err iaa me1en Stteresie
ior set blauot pore Tolf Der, at Be oiG
u0e. 6puo ser hi foitc at ioa oct
giort lon bar lea life &aoo til at
6ciottc mia meo oct.
Sea peo, at en- ioNoou 6%ortcgrcIle
mes &auu og cato % GlrstaI AZ
ale Sem. iom bar ~u0uanoret ira bucrt
T~rcitelielo ira 1910 og til III. utI bIl
al oUpror0eutliq &rro Gn idaoon
Nod oilSe uptte ,SntereS'e Tor pore
3ru0ititrcr blan0t o5 iom intet an
SET. Get uiIoc "a elter buert blue
muli1 a. raa @reie pdu oac lonrmeil.
! no. l3 al EeIeiogu hur ie8 nogIe
glitter al &c IclemOrtInger, iom fon
ira De surt 9ug0er Ill ao'h.ononB
/ ira 1913 iii 1850 Ge err 10 Dc uPr'
1 0~iillocit, / belle Seitet. lGnf noar
ri fun0e iaa ale Selemortinger op'
ifreuna Iig 9pgOeoiS, Oet uiIoe bIioe
3elernes itore SlGgtbog.
Shloe oct fife uUre uCro at ore
roget ior at iaa ct iIt9t 9trbciOe
oiort2 2oo o3 6ere, bUaO andre
meuer.
SorfcI OfteIie.
Gem "Iccorub Eo'ten' I'll SIEgtriuse %
gerrer Wiwlel1noei. - gir5odgs % SIRE.
oaaeuo3atcH t7her $3.50; 5reeo8slegGesl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
en- lUro Sonoe.
Ten 79'aarise SmaaIcnsbomSe Iat.
Vaffc / So.

Zen gan1le SmaaIensbonoc Mot.
9affe / So, bpis 29room ua pioen.
lfnbeli9e Snteresier Der bar saaet
Hp al, ienote iorleoen "Si0ens Segn"
ct greu, buori ban fortpaer ON tit
Stp, % iom iiffert oaiaa oil Ipies
meo Snteresie al "Folten"s Spiere:
Seq fan meo Sanobe0 iiae, for.
teller ban, at jeg bar p9ret en- Gil.
bets, SlphetS % alle 8ienuoroiebe-
oers 9onoe, ioml ingen an0en Sfole
bar baut END nogel lleer5 tarpelis
Snngogsifole / min llngbom OF no.
gen Maanebers Sfole al et Sattig-
fasielemL iom min Gar Ieiebe. 0tiu
Spielpit TOR intioIertio Iibenfabelig.
5 mine pnsre gar par Oct 2Rsnin-
gen al Sseer al biitoriif os ifisnlit-
ter9rt Snobolb, og Sen bar 10 meget
let, men oa leg bar 81 slar gammel,
begpnote ieg paa Matenatif o. bras-
te oct life bare til at lore belle ben
element9re Watematif os eiennem,
goa a.. 3. ). grohs Sorelesninger
oper Den heiere, men osiaa iii, at ieg
bar giort flere Spoagelier oeri, iom
%iaapiot mig befienot, inaen bibinotil
bar giort. - Sor at nppne ct Ear
@rempler, bar jes lott Ell esen alasle
2isninscr al lise iii Soc @rao ianlt
oelt ben alminoelise 5te @raos Sig
ming / Ell al 3oie % Ell at 2oen
@reo, bpilfet ben bersnte Abel flyer
er mmnlis. Serfor %anisrer ban Dog
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
.1Jol!

Der lit ca auoni 90 ereymer im eanmr
% eLeymcr, inn mi brraa,
ca or paa ioe, - Scr 'rerne ntuea -
Ter brre ih: levr, FOR bei fluea,
10 or Oct iol irsYanoe
Crfasr orc. Mt Yer ioe
u1iuni fpr imiusanSc, e' lnela"'s 0''
a;u,,rA. ecYanee
mn m; br..c inn mi G1l
rcHar firing meg, 'W
sitor iYrr, m., mce brlcseom frl:
mes mil % mco long, 3"' Pa ORC
meo lubcl oe fIcue. Stiff q ssn,,r
S' W" Si fpIprGuc iinsar,
II. ca uta alvtc, teuS nm paa bep.
ut Yer banaar, ihp
Sr hjernur Hangar - an touebrus,
ut Ypcr moar 40 ius,
er nraalar elcear, fra hinnelcns nrensr,
Mt til co mstcr an ,felpduec reuau,
fpeIpeu Su bta Icn Noaar
nee Gof si 'naa, iom torn eicnom ifoear
elimauee, mo barpur -
rtntaros, Neer paa iraumar
perbhein oruslarbc, roicfrio,
iYlpbctfr inslanec - pa eimrneius fanmar
lprafanN, lijetIiS,
tdtanoe esymer meg,
line drinar ooymer ma
meg, iunaat barmar, inn dnes tonanoe,
faeuaroe, pouauSc
od9ndnoe, eualeforbua,
fjarIeif iom srctcr - peri til elm fIous,
Jl! Jd! elm tone ION, iheIp
Ut ca naa, lvSa, fa bIafrauoc fpdp
Ploffefora tvoa, Ger lanai vrer ,lorS
fansa SA Gomanoe, tnjerne'petm,
omanee pert til cit orc
lenetanee fpao, ap taarir % k:
fuue ap bae, Seim!
os rour oe franir, Oct CT 1ol! Det er JL
Jn Nowhg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

Ser or Ell Ddl0 Stnle al naa IplUI
isr 6Grgen gaar iii grootlpn, %
leg ititfer berior ~ligeiaagobt no poa
Ell al Sfanoinaper irefpenteret Sale.
Som ieg iiooer Der neb Sooopen,
blir ic9 &ione til en- uotaltelles-
lccne Der iaar mig iii at gp'e. Gn
trGtiioieenbe, tpnbflGot, iorfroslen
Staffel bar iiobet iammentrebet / ct
Sierne, men M ifal ban no; her er
Inlet 2ogisbus, OH. San pafler
oper @rllpet % fommer iorbi min
StoI, itonier Iibt iorot fnappe igien
Sen tpnbe Srsie, isr ban maa No /
Sen bioenbc Notteuino. Seq Ter op
/ bet ialnme. On itore Quo! -
min "Reminiscences 9eitnallt
%? So, oct bar banl, oct l%taffels
@rag, iom @prten % bans Wteb-
biGlpere oil iage no / Den foloe NJ.
ten.
Get er fun TO Mar iioen -
men 70 Ior bar pGret not til at
ifube bennc Nliin al oen linge Hottie
officer. SI0It leg iaa bam par |
Ben elegante Nrtileriuniform meo
sen inorbeiatte lanse 0raffe, % MI
itaar ban grssienbe % fprirosien /
Ben foloe Gecemberafter,, iom ic9
bespprre bar Jet iaamange andre
al Dem, ieg bar fienot, meb irpn.
ieoe genflGr, Oen bulleoe Safe
fnappet belt op / @alien % nogIe
ubeifriueIige Sfu paa Seooerne.
Oct er oen gamIe &iitorie. Nsot
til at reiie bjemneira, men beroper
fan ban meo line fine Spnoer life
toge fat paa bpaoiombelit; iaa eaar
oct lan9iomt neoao gaffe. Mil.
lionbpen fjenoer life til Naaoe moo
Dem, ben life fan BRUCE. ben iarer
baarot meO Dem, iom Stormen, Der
/ llDeiret berier / Sfogens Srpr.
Seq fommer life nieb Spreen,
men iiooer meO min Ben inbe paa
Ell liben TeItourant, bpor ieg iaar
truffet baln ino, og bsrer bans 81.
Oeliesbiiturie. Gen er iom aae DC
andres. ltmulist at iinoe pasienoe
@rbeioe, ga iaa alt Soab clipper
ON at faa Gag / noget, griber ban
til BET famine Salmitraa iom iaa
mango anore. San eoar ira Den
enc "0iibpaiber"-Ilabs iii sen CT.
ben; iaa folnmer ben noeenoe Sor.
t~pilelie oper alorig at flinne fonlme
op, Soloonens @iit 6ringer Ell fort.
parig SoreleinmelIe - % gier bam
til en- al bine lllpffeIige, Der ON
&pplben life peo, bpor bdn Ifal itoa
op ON Woraenen, = % Iom FREQ.
ier ON "Sree.9unh"- @orbenes Ser.
liebeber, og bpis Gag benilsies /
ilsp Npotbi / ct Sisrne al NJ 90
loon til @Grtell life giber ie Dem
Longer.
90 bpor ifal blt MI ben" ipsr
leg, ga ieg itoar uoenfor SGrgen.
San .milmler iloget ON, at naar ban
bapoe 10 Gents er ser ct uom9rfet
"Sotel" oppe / 9olperp. Seq gpier
oeo Sanfen ON bette "Sotel", %
peb, at bari, ifjsnt ban faar Eenee
til at gaa onOre Steoer, BOG isIger
Den pallte Sci, og at @prten / Ga.
looren CT ben eneite, Der faor noget
soot'of BET "2aan" ies bar poet
BAN.
Wen meoens jeg meo 6pr9en
gaor oper til grooflpn, % ieg ten.
fer paa min galnle Sen, er aft nit
W9ismoo, al Den nagenOe 9engiel,
Iom S~ulefo9loen bar faIbt tiGipe /
mig foriOunbet. S9rf ON oet bar
gaaet big puu ianme @is, Tiger ieg
til mig ielp; bu gaar biem iii sit
bDggelige, parnte @prelie, on optar
after Din gumle Cont =, men bpor
goar ban ben - bill Wsrfet giemme
hQnl2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
~..tnin ferste Juleaften / new York. ~~.
(6iensipct for 'Deeorah.p oiten" AZ 6. :. G.

0i iob - ct balpt S,iiin Stpffer
al os - % Iunfet op pao gdInle
Minoer % Srnoelier. Spao Den
tungeroppe banife aanoiont Iortnlte,
ipnes ieg, err ioa goot, at bet bsr
fpnnn1e paa Srpf. Ser CT Oct:
Gen fommer altib oper mig Den
iam,ne Sslelie oe iioite Sage Tor
Sui, enten BET MI er her poa oellre
SIDE oct itore, ifiuenoe SAB, eller
lea iiober ct eler anoet Steo Der
oper i oen gamIe @eroen - begge
Steoer BOG mileuis borte ira Dem
lea bolber Of, oe iom leg peo boloer
al mig. .
Get er Ben title, pemobige S9ng-
fel eiter garreoarenes itore Seitio.
2ipets llneiuIbe Seq fan bare
giort mig nofiaa feptiif og blaleret,
lea fan treffe paa Snlilebaanoet az
ale Sc ientimcntole og rerenoe 6or.
tpllineer / S~lilebeiter, Der aae Ter
rerer oen famine SiItorie, ON Den
gomle eniomme Somirn paa Sui
item alene nleo i'm 9anariein9l %
i'm ltore Sanfat; Siemanoens iiuen'
tebe Siemfomlt iuit iom Suletr9et
trn0es / bans lille Silent bpor man
tror bam bunoreoer al Wfile borte;
eGer ben samle Teberipeno, Der Iio'
Der triit % eniom paa lin Ston1-
fneipe, % ben ispnige Spparter
Itaar / en- &rog og enifer BAN Iangt
borte for at furne Hippo blem til
Sulegrmen.
Seq fan Dog life b9rge mig moo
benne Selelie, og upilfaarlig iper
jeg mig ieIu: Spor ifal on oerrne-
gang tilbrinse Din Suleaften? =
Der buffer op for mig en- &9ffe al
Suelaftener paa Meitalirationer og
aneiper / fremmebe @per. Se bar
n9iten fortr9ngt BET rene MinSe ON
9arnebiemmets lpffelige Ssitioss
felt.
Ga oob6eIt itprft fomnter benne
Selelie oper mig Der, Dpor Den
ipunone Sib ipnes iom en- fort, Inf
feIis Irsm.
Oct par min fsrite Srleaiten /
Stem Dorf.
Ser par Der intet, Der minoeoe
, mig ont, at lanet, Iangt berira,
paa en- Ilet al Soroen, iom ies al
BRIG flrnoe glemme, og til builfen
aQe mine Salfer itepnet / Den lter'
itc @leoe og / ben bitreIte Sorg,
ieirebe man MI s(uretS iterlte Set.
Ser laa intet al bette niorflar-
lice / 2uften, ser itelnmer Sinoet
til Set iom blibe, pemooiee gffor'
Der. Sporban iflloe jeg funne fon'
me / Suleitcmning peo at bere
Sfroalet % Speftaflet ira Saloo-
llen paa BET mooiatte Sisrne og ie
6olt ifpnoe Jig afiteo uoen ben ior'
pentuinasiulbe @lpbe / Iniietet,
iom ieg buffer iaa grant ieg lelte
raa ale oerbienlme?
Sg benne SeIelie eisr mig bitter
% iersmobis.
Seq iiooer paa en- flot franif gle.
Itarrallt / 6te Mpenuc % npoer /
Gasens anlcbning en- ertra Diner.
men De fine Hetter imager mig life,
% BET er iom itaar 2li9ten al Goa.
ieiteg og &eofaal for mig belle 81
ben.
geore at gao biem % laege Dig,
tiger jeg til mig ielp, og iope ira
2pneilen os ale De gamIe Winoer,
BET er bare at uoitaa oenne enc af-
ten. Ser / Winionbpen er Der tlt-
iener al andre, Tom maa finbe Jig
/ iamme Sfinbne iom big.
Seq griber MI Sat % Sraffe %
er peo at eaa min Sci uOen at be.
tale, men buffer mig beIbispis fpr
ieg aabrer Seren.
Seibanen bpirpler mig mart neo.
pper gpen, % iuit iom lee boiler
poa at bsie ben og paa Slugte1s
@ineer aIerebe befinoer mig / nit
finre Teoelanb, iframmes iee op
M set hpfipr0te. "Mn pllt"i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

ceno "Iec3rab- Fefen' I'll SlrstrtHes %
merrer @dwlefrnoei. 49, gir5odgs 90 Jre.
oaqeu64agcn f7ier $3.50; 5reoG8slcgGcen
cleue. sizes rr. Ndr.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-19

Us g the board apdl she siiid and
there was sped q nneeten 1or az
and Henry q
Skinny Graham was there with his
swelled ear and Daisy Brown with
her eyes red from crying and some
ink still on her fact and on her brade
and it was very sollum and serious.
Then teacher invited them all up to
smell the board which was still
pretty bad but they said they would
take her word fort and so they did.
And SO Henry and me were sus-
spendered from school for a month
and after that it was our parents
turn and l guess that is about all. Z.
If we could get away and get .
change it mite be- the making Of
both Of us. By hard work and plane
food but not too plane we would
surely learn to do better and get q
rite start agen. ( :.
So if you can thing of anybody
who has kind hart and a nice place
in the country where the work would
not be too hard and the meels pretty
good and nice people like you and
Uncle William who want to help two
boys in awful trubble to start life
over agen, won't you please let us
know.
Your affectionate nefew.
WILLIAM GREEN.
P. S. Named forstUncle William.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-19

loops 70 fassen the rubbers over your
finger and thun1. s= 81 4.
When you get the bene 81 the lit
Ftul peace Of lether you pull back with
your other hand and then let 60 and
sometimes makes a very good shot.
Over on the other side Of the room
from Henry Billy Gibbs used to hold
his slate up when teacher was at the
board and Henry would often hit it
with bene and it would all be over
befoar teacher could turn round. So
vile the teacher was at the board
Billy put his slate up and Henry took
a good aim and have hit it but just
as he let it go Skinny Graham got
up in his seat which was rite in line
with Henry and Billy to ask a ques-
ton and got hit rite in the ear with
the bene on it's way. It must have
stung awful because Skinny fell back
in his seat as if he is shot and howl
ed with pane. His ear started to
swell and it kept on swelling till it
WAS a site and he had to be excused
Ito 60 home with his ear and get the
swelling down. And of course he
Etold who shot the bene and Henry
got a special chare up alongside Of
me.
So after vile it was four o'clock
and school was out and then teacher
looked at US very cold and sturn
and said she would have to report
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-19
Christmas Fire Dancer

Carelessness at Christmas time in
creases danger to life and property.
The rapidly approaching Christmas
season brings grave fire hazards with
it. The flimsy materials used in
store decorations are of highly in
fammable nature, usually in close
proximity to kerosene, gas, acetylene,
electric and other lights. Electric
lights properly safe-guarded are the
ideal light for decorative purposes,
but improper handling makes them a
decided fire menace. Electric bulbs
should never be wrapped with tissue
paper or cloth for colored effects, as
the heat from light of small calibre
will ignite if kept in contact with the
wrappings for short time.
The average Christmas tree offers
unusual opportunities for terrible
holocaust as the trees and trimmings
lighted with gaily colored candles is
veritable death trap. Churches,
halls and school houses where public
celebrations are held are usually
packed to suffocation and in many in
stances the aisles and other means
of exit are filled with people, max
ing escape almost impossible, but in
any event imperiling the lives of all
who attend. 1t has been truly said:
Do not decorate Christmas trees
with paper, cotton or any other in
f}ammable material. Use metallic
tinsel and other - non-inf1ammable
decoration only, and set the tree Sc
curely so that the children in reach
ing for things cannot tip it over.
Do not use cotton to represent
snow. If you must have snow use
Asbestos fiber.
Do not permit children to light OF
re-light the candles while parents
are not present.
They frequently set fire to their
clothing instead.
The tree itself will burn when
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-19
needles become dry.

needles become dry.
Keep matches out of the reach of
children at the holiday time.
Candles are meant to be lighted
and if children can get matches they
will experiment with them.
"A House of Merriment is better
than house of Mourning"
The state fire marshal does not
wish to be understood as opposing
the proper celebration of the Christ
mas season. The interest taken by
the public in its observance is co4-
mendable, but every Christmas re-
cords many fires costing hundreds OF
lives and thousands of dollars worth
of property, which could have been
saved had proper care been used
Wherever possible electric lights in
stalled by competent cleo.
trician should be used for the tree
Illuminating. Cotton is the most
common material used for tree dec.
Grating, it is also the most inflam.
mable and should never be tolerated
There is substance called mineral
wool, made of abestos, which gives
better effect and will not burn
Santa Claus wearing apparel makes
him a human torch unless his out
fit is dipped in solution of alum
which will make it perfectly fireproof
If the people of Minnesota fully
appreciate the dangers to which thei'
families are subjected at this season
they would give the Fire Marshal
every possible cooperation in carry
ing out suggestion made to minimize
this danger.
Christmas dangers are all advoid'
able. and carelessness has no excuse
especially whehe the lives of children
might be endangered. This is thel'
day and thy should be enabled to en-
Joy it in perfect safety.
CHARLES E. KELLER,
State Fire Marshal
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-30

Rev. J. j. Willett has accepted the
call of the Baptist church at Norman.
Bro. Willett reports this a live church.
Fifteen are taking the Teachers
Training Course.
Mrs. John D. Shaw and daughter.
Eula Hensley Shaw, are in Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook, of Custer,
have moved into the house recently
purchased from Gus Shellman. We
welcome all good citizens into our
town.
Miss Laura H. Warrington has gone
to Stephensport for visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Warrington.
w. NJ. Hatcher, Cleveland Hendrick
and Franklin Kincheloe tried their
luck at fishing last week.
John Gibson is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Gibson, near IT.
vington.
Hewitt Gibson has gone to Lodiburg
for visit to his parents.
Attorney Claud Mercer is in Bran
denburg attending Circuit Court.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-30
CLUB FEDERATED
At Irvington--Campaign on
For Sanitary Grocery Stores
Housekeepers League Thriv-
ing and Gaining Membership.

Irvington, April 2S.-(Special. THE
Housekeeper's League at this place,
though yet in its infancy, is doing a
fine work under the auspices of Mrs. c.
L. Chamberlain. Only last month we
joined the Federation of Women's
Clubs whose annual meeting will be
held at Middlesboro, KY, in June, to
which we expect to send a delegate.
Quite an interesting meeting was
hell at the home of Mrs. Chamberlain
on last Thursday. Mrs. Waggoner
made a timely talk on Files" The
literary and musical program was a
pleasing feature of the meeting. The
dainties served by Mesdames G. L.
Brady and J. T. Mattingly were en-
joyed by ALL.
The object of these meetings is to
discuss the principles of cookery, after
which food dietetics and sanitation will
be taken up. We expect to request the
grocerymen of our town to protect all
green groceries, food-stuffs and butter,
especially, from dust and flies, by
screening or covering with mosquito
net.
Our number has grown until now we
have very interesting bevy of women
who expect to accomplish great deal
of good in this line of work, and hope
to increase in membership, as we feel
this will not only be beneficial but a
pleasure to all. This club meets the
last Thursday in each month and cor
dial invitation is hereby given to all in
terested in this work.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-30
Dirtiest Town On The Ohio,
Cloverport Or CanneIton?

While in The Breckenridge News
Office Saturday, Mr.. Henry Tate said
that some man had said in a speech
here that "Cloverport was the dirtiest
town on the Ohio" In reply to this
MIR. Tate said, "Do you read Mr.. Ear
iy's paper? Cloverport is not the dir
tiest town" He complimented the
Telephone editor and said that Mr..
Early was doing great work for his
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate are expecting
their daughter, Mrs. Proctor Henwood,
OF Grandfork, N. d., next month. it Is
so cold where she lives that Mr.. Hem
wood pays $40 per ton a month for coal
to heat their fiat. 1--WE don't know how
well off we are in Cloverport, paying
just SO ton for COAL"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-30
Will The County Employ An
Agricultural Expert?

Irvington, April 2S. (Special)- THE
salary of Agricultural experts range
from 400 to $1,000 per year.
The salary Office expense and travelling
over the county amount to $1,000. the
total expense per year. If the county
will raise 81 900 another $1,000 can be
secured from the Crop Improvement
Committee, of Chicago, and the rest
of the amount needed, from the De-
partment of Agriculture. Many coun-
ties are raising more than this amount
and are employing an expert independ-
ent of any outside help. With the help
available, Breckenridge county ought
to be able to employ an Agricultural
expert.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-30
Mrs. Deane's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs Sallie M. Deane,
who died Sunday evening, will be con-
Quoted at the residence Of her son, J.
Allan Deane, on the Main street road,
west Of Owensboro. at $50 O'Clock
Thursday morning. Rev. E. E. Bomar,
pastor of the First Baptist church. OF
Owensboro, will conduct the services.
The interment will follow in Elmwood
cemetery. The following will act as
pallbearers: Hon. w. T. Ellis, W. N.
Bumpus, Ben T. Fled, DR.. w. F. Stir
man, Henry G. Overstreet and George
w. S. Parrish. Wv Wednesdays Ovens
boro Messenger.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-30
A Fudge Party.

A most enjoyable evening was spent
Saturday at the home of Mrs. w. G..
Payne, where she and her daughter,
Mrs. Jas. Knott. gave bountiful fudge
party. At 3 o'clock the guests were
invited to eat fudge, pickles, popcorn
and other good things. Those present
were: Misses Lelan Butler, Ruth
Snyder, May Pile, Mamie Beauchamp;
Mrs. Albert Tucker, Mrs. W. S.
Payne, Mrs. Florence Pile, Mrs. P. r.
Payne and children; H. w. and Robt
Norman. All left thanking Mrs.
Knott for such a pleasant evening.
Harmed correspondent.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-30
Advertising in News Pays.

The Irvington Hardware and Imple-
ment Co., Irvington, say they are well
pleased with the results of their adver-
Using in The Breckenridge News. Last
week they sold ten buggies, one phae-
ton, several farm implements, one Ow-
ensboro wagon and over thousand
rods of fence wire, besides many other
items of hardware, lumber, etc. Their
sales are running far ahead of last year
and they give their advertising in the
News credit for it.