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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

This fad of going hatless at night
is all right in some ways when a wo-
man has her own hair. But some Of
the females go out wearing mess of
stuff that looks like an old-time bird
nest and expect men to regard it as
a Growing Glory.
What has become Of the old-fash-
toned hearse that was all dolled up
with plumes like circus wagon?
Lots of girls are not beautiful.
But are great deal brettier than
their elbows. -
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

There was a time when a piano
box wouldn't hold what a girl had to
wear when she went away on va
cation Nowadays she can can get
three complete changes of costume
and lingerie into a music roll.
And what has become of the old
fashioned man who used to save up
his whiskers to get "barbered" every
Saturday night?
No. Clairce. You should not refer
to one OF our naughty Princesses as
Chicken a la King.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11
DlARRHOEA QUICKLY CURED

"My attention was first called to
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and D1
arrhoea Remedy as much as twelve
years ago. At that time / was seri'
ously ill with summer complaint
One dose of this remedy checked the
trouble" writes Mrs. G. w. Florence
Rockfield, Ind. For sale by all deal
ers.
(adv-sept.)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11
(adv-sept.)

The old-fashioned boy who saved
up all winter to get dime to go to
a magic lantern show now has son
who gets Highly Indignant il he
doesn't get to go to at least three
movie shows every night.
Once in a while you run across a
mild-mannered man who isn't mar
ried
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11
CHAMBERLAIN'S LlNIMENT.

If you are ever troubled with aches
pains or soreness of the muscles, you
will appreciate the -ood qualities OF
Chamberlain's Liniment. Many sui
ferers from rheumatism and sciatica
have used it with the best results
1t is especially valuable for lumbago
and lame back. For sale by all deal
ers.
(adv-sept.)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

To a woman the comforts of
home" mean coming back from a
trip down town and getting her No.
6 feet out of her No. 8 shoes and
into something that fits her and get
ting out of the straight front and
rubbing the welts after she dons a
loose kimOna.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

One reason why we are strong for
Arohibition is because man has no
business running his health drinking
a cool glass of beer in saloon when
he could be hiding in back alley
taking swig out of bottle of wood
4cohol.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

Every woman knows that if she
sent her husband down town to
match a piece of black goods he
would come home with ten yards OF
tHkey red goods.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

The reason that woman likes to
have you believe that she has tiny
foot is because she wears shoes with
the heels longer than the toes are
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

We like to kid the girls about the
way they display their hosiery. But
did you ever watch pin-headed man
trying to show off his new silk sOx
when he is sitting in a street car?
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

The Crouch isn't q very lovable
guy. but the son-ofargun isn't always
hunting Tor syn ~ethy.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

| Every dose of Castor Oil has its
orange juice. When a man is CAB
bling about himself he isn't knocking
some other man.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11

An erroneous impression pre-
walls in some quarters that the
public, in dealing with large cor
poration, is subject to Indifferent
treatment amounting almost to
discOurtesy. The first instructions
to our employees is courteous
treatment to the public. We know
the public is paying its money for
our services, that we are depend
ent upon the public for our sue
cess. This we impress upon our
employees constantly.
We come into closer personal
contact with the public than any
other public service corporation,
and in many cases the public is in
haste when using our service. So
we observe every precaution to
prevent Indifference and discour-
tesy on the part of our employees.
Our operators, who are in con-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-11
Bell Telephone
Bulletins


slant contact with the public, axo
governed by rules which pro
vide certain phrases that may b
used by the operator when talking
to a subscriber. If the cOnveEsa
ton goes beyond these limitati0ns,
the subscriber is connected with q
special operator who receives eom
plants and adjusts differences
In the event telephone service =
subject to discOntinuance for non
payment, the employee who notifG
the subscriber of the proposed dia-
continuance follows a closely pro
scribed form in conveying the N
formation. He is prepared, and
required, to connect the subscribe
with superior upon request
In this way we make an effort
in advance, to avoid all possibility
of even apparent indifference az
|discourtesy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14

aopis aemper, A, 21s pi.Omoni
Ctr, gungensniSiiubune.
@liiabeib gobrsnbah, SO, ct.
Itancis 6oipitaL uuterleibsirsbs.
Gbas. UscDonalb. 46, 1857 5amer
Ctr. Snausit in S6tpebe.
Iicola Roshia. 73. 1889 Boone
Ctr. llnful.
gtagais @Ogbia, go. itabtiides so.
lpitdl, granbpuubsn.
sSobH Seioel, 20, itdbtii9es 6oipi.
tal, gronopunben.
Senristta Marbi. 7S, 9dnt unb
Jreemnn 2lpsnus, aebertrsbs.
WiIIinm 9.orse, AZ. 735 Clinton
Strabs. gronhitis.
SaeO6 Bitter, II, 3243 Diliam
@De.. Risrsnleiben.
5enrp Weber. 67, 925 Chateau
@pe.. 2lberuDerbdrtune.
Sarrp Willer, AZ, it6btiIdss Sos
ipitol, Qeberperb1rtune.
eliiubetb As6urp. II, 3551 Moo.
men 2lpe, !oeroleIbeH.
Warp apep, 80. 1911 Gpotan.
MDe.. Srebs.
qHop giloner. so. itGbtiides 6Dipi.
tai. 2ungensnisiiuoung.
Senrn ShuIte. 48, ftGbiii6es So.
ipital, 6erslsiben.
SSreoerif Deiiel, "A, 2342 gfpbs
CTR. Gsbirnihlag.
Milium papns, So, 4438 6amIitcn
Ape.. SsrSfhmdfe.
Nilbelmins Miitenins, 81, 23OO
ggeit s. Str, auftr6brsnsni5iinbung
ssruncis aaiier, ga, 1899 Weii
2ibetib Str, 6ersi6Iag.
German Huers, ". Carr Ctr.
3udtrleiben.
William Brandon. So, 334 on
Geurt Str, 2eberpsrbdrtung.
Warp 9affpp. 81, ct, i5ruReis 90.
fpital. 9srslsibeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14

= Die QamenbiIisacieaifaft Der
gp. ASrot. St eaiiIus Stride in 0aD.
ton, belt belte glben0 cine Grtra'
iBung ab.
49, Die Cation Gipic. .9eaglt belt
cine Sieung ab lu0 beihIoB ndtoen
Die AoutiueseihGite erlc0iat Uaren,
cine 9ln5abl ,.Silper IeaS" gu perou.
itolten lino lUurben ole betrcfienOen
Eldse ausgeIeien mo Die Eaten ieit
geieBt.
- sri. 2otto ShiGing BON Tan.
ton, pur0e nnI6BIid, itreS @eburts.
taas ppn ibrer au6Irsiten Treunben
nit eincr ,Surpriie &ortp" bcclrt
- Scrr @corg Conrad llrb @dt
lin bon Der Sootc 9Iperiie, geQeoue,
peranitaIteten anlGBIid Der lleberiieO.
lung 0es Serrn CHARLES 6. Cunning
ham un6 @attin nad) 9lri5ona, ein
Tinner.
- @eil er fcine 9lnitreider 2iienic
bate, ipuroe 4. VI. 9loums in gelle,
pue I'M $40 llrb bic Soften beitrait.
- Hrl. Wsrcebes Smith Don Der
9SSar0 9Iucnue, Die iib in Ieutiden
Siatoniifen 6oipitaI in Cincinnati
elmer Operation unter5oa tpurbe ae.
tern mad ihrsr Dobnuua in gsqepue
gsbrudt.
- Die bier iiingen Seute Stenger,
9rauien uno Stinner, Die
abialtiiten, 9lidenfnrneu, etc. aui
Die StraBen IdIeiloerten, piiroen pom
8oIi5eiritter a!ein Inn ie SO be.
trait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14

tperbsn, Mafenperiammlungsn ab3us
balten lnb @eloer fir Die Wittipen
nub Waifen Su fammeln, lit elm
S6reiben einselaufen unb aipar aus
Berlin, bas perlsien unb dnsenpmmen
purbs. Der 8oritano tpuroe beauf.
traat, bic giiGer Der 8eamten ai I'M
terIu1en uno big aur nG6iten Der
iammlunu au beri6ten. Bon Serru
Rpbert 9. Soergel traf aus Omaha,
Reb., cine 9pittarts Elm. in Der er iei'
ne 6siten 9riibe BEN pioHierperein
i6idt. 9om gttonierperein tpuroen
bis iebt S171 fir Die Ditttpen uno
Wdiien Der i'm ariea seialIenen beut-
iheu unb 0iterreihiia unsarii6en
SplbuteH aeiammelt. Bonn orion
MlGnner6or purbe cine Ginlaourg
oerlsien, bic Die Mitolisber au oem
Sonsert am %. Ottober i'm 2pric
Sbeater, bas gum geiten Der Wittfpen
uno 0uiien Der i'm &riege 9efaasusn
peranitaltet peroen ioa. einlabet. Die
Ginla6una nit 5idets puroe nit
8aut uusenommen unb beidloiien,
tbeil3unebmen.
@illiam &. gsoies, 50 Sabre
uIt, peri6ieo in ieiner @obnuuQ Ro.
10 Robmore 9tpenue infolse zines
ShlaganfaQes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14
Mn, 9DnnerFag
Ut Der bissjibriss @abenias oes gs.
tbesSa SDipitals auberaumi NOR.
ben.

glnf Dcnneritaa iit Der bissiibrigs
@abentaa fir, bas Bethesda 6oIpital
oHberdumt porbeH unb ss in su min.
idtn unb An boffsn. bab aud bsusr
tpieofr biefsr btuifttn MuiieraniiaIs
tsbsutenbe 3utDsnbunsen aemaGt pers
ben, I'M es tem 6oipital su ermbglis
den. aud ferHsrhin in 70 ausgebebn.
tenn Wdifs, Die es bisber Der iyalI ae.
tpeisn, bas Mert Der BdrHber,isfsit
3u iibsn.
gstbesbd ipurbe Dor fe6asbn Sab
rtn oegriiHost. Seitbsm purbtn TO-.
$50 pntienten i'm 6ofpital psrpflsgt.
Dapon besabItsu 6175 ben feitesIts.
ten preis unb 4645 mad,tsn cine
9beil5dbluna oher ipurben umionit
ptrpflsat. Die Moblibdtistsitsiibung
tstrla In @elb dusasbriidf in brn 18
Snhrsn bic Gumme BON $165, 600,
ootr bur6fduitiIif iiber $4,000 per
sSabr.
IN @aben iInb natiir!ib nuber
@aurssIb aud ylaturaIien unb nitli.
&c GuHen bsrsIi& pillsommsn unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14
PaMiltpa.

llnier ggent in Samiltun il.
Serr GbnarS Srnd, 40 Slo ,Snnite
Strafc. @ca Gel. 476 g.. Ssme
Qhune 1G3t u.
- GitelIu SiepsrIing hat 9ouis
Sieperlins pegen unssbIider untreus.
aui Sdeiouns UertIasi. Die aldgsrin
1T felt bem 3. SuIi, 1901, perbeiras
tbet unb bat Elm Sino.
= Robert Badger purbe DorseItern
pesen 9erna4lGhisung ieiner 5amis
lie in GelpabrIam ssnpmmen uno bis
gum Terbor Dor bem oSuaen9geri6t
inbaftisrt. Ter S9lieber Som Sia
entosdtc pOrseitern abenb, bab bic
StinnIaoe BON Badger al Der retten
unb linten Seiis sebroben lit uno
bag Der 9efangene am Wiitttpot Der
IsBten Nphe Don Spsi Mdnnern, in
Der Rdbe 0es 5airpIabes iiberiaaen
purbe uno bur9 5uliti6IGgt ben
9rppeIbru9 Der &innlGbs buoontrue.
Badger mubts geitern Morgsn nab
bem gttrcp Soipital gsbraht psrOen.
pie poIisei iudt jsBt bic Mdnn.r,
lpeI4e Badger perleBteH.
- Die 5susripebr fpurbe purlebts
Ra6t I'm 10 llbr, na4 Der Snio.r
preierOs 5abrit esrufen. ipo infolae
GrpIoiipn elmer Oampfr6bre ein Jeuer
entltanoen mar. Der 4rbeiter g. 8.
8abtngton purbe bur9 ben enttpeis
henoen 9ampf an ben Grmen er1ebe
lid perbriibt uno mubte mad benz
Wercp SOipitaI sebradt iperben.
gin6rs9er brunqen porlebts
Ra6t in ben Qabsn Der sgrag 6. Wils
Ter, so. 1926 Central glbsnus, bura
elm 6eniter un6 erbeutetsH Sabai, Gis
aurreu, Gigarstten uno Elm paar &c,
aeltu6 Sanbitube.
Gin ginbre6er brang eelteru
Morssn nm balb g ubr, in bic Office
Der Rutipnal Garase in Der Wlain
Strnbe, burtpii6lte Sie G6reibpni.
te uub purbc Dor benz Chauffeur Carl
Nepers babel iibsrrdf1t uno srsriff
bic Jluft. Gr enttam. Wan permibt
nidts Oon @srtb.
- Ri6ter Sdrlan 6eipiaiate qeifern
Glmer gliaipn Die S9eiounq BON
RiIbreb G!iaion, fpra9 aber Der Jrau
$50 9llimente gu.
= Der Maihinen6duer ssobn @.
pieper, 143 Sanoper Strase, itarb i'm
Wsrcb 5oipitai an sinem WSaeenleiben
i'm 2lltsr BON 5S sabren. Gr binter,
Idbt bic @attin unb flint ainbsr.
6eiratbsffeine: 2afprence Ser,
"a, Gbirogo, uHb Ubartbo poDns, IL.
5amilton; Serberi 80. Seller, %, unb
Wlarie 5riebu WieBger, 81, bsibs BON
6amilton; @eslis Gibfon, Il, unb
9aier, 16, bsibe BON
@i6bIetown; Gmerion palmsr
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9ofal Beridt.
Gbe.GrIaubxifiaeixe.

5obn piait, q, 723 Dsns Str.
5eoooiia auiapsta, 20, 733 Bette
Strabe.
[gllbert 9. 9idslfOn. 29, Dss MOinss.
Sona.
emma Wsap ssntins, SO. Srans
9otel.
igOuis Speea, 33, Carthage.
l9a5eI SimpiuH, Is, OsssI.
|NalDin 4. etraus. 80. eris, pa.
lGliie Rsis GssbmaH. 27, 524 Did
man Str.
{ Samuel snpr, q, 949 Barr Str.
labbis SadiOn, 25. 624 So4n Str.
(@us, Burger, %, RsptOpn, ..
| Bertha Gius, q, osssI.
S9arrp 6. aIins, "a. 1926 RaribalI
lpsnue.
lGbna &. augspsr. %. 1134 Straisbt
Strdbe.
IRObert Q. 9urpin..l. 2l, Ncrlpoob.
lgIma W. Wats, %. besgI.
I5efie 3. goanslOUs. 38, abrian,
1 Wi9isan.
lRina .. S.spart, q, Sston 9os
ipital.
|Glifforb appstt, q. Cora aDe.
lgipian Real, II. 759 Clinton Str.
(Miltun 9. grotidmibt, %, 1911
9iIfep gpe.
| l5rances Wpnran, "a, 1913 bessl.
{ DaIter 5ar6ing, %. GIsp.Iaub, 8.
iGOna 9odpis. 20, 4642 Gosetpoob
4penue.
(5ames o. Greene, 35, 1olsbo. 8.
9ipian u. @arins, %. 7l2 Weit 4.
Strabs.
! (Soparb Ghrifoff, q. Wt. Maibs
! inston.
lMlaris 3. Ghori, 20, SeseI.
(aeu gOdsrii.tts, %, 2134 S,lim 9p,
lasna 2ilies, 19. 213S b.ssI.
(Gbparb Dsuarb IT,. %, IT Dsit 10.
! Gtrab..
lseis gfotbenbuib, IS. PIT b.ssI.
Igrusft aOprp, "a, 1898 9bitIOD
I Strots.
lasunbr. GOmunbs. 25. 1852 Masn.
Apenus.
IGbar!.s goung, %, 3o4O Burnett
! 4psnue.
i@inni. G45ff.l, %, 1853 R.abing
Rpab.
ISreO. Z. UlurYbp, SO, Delhi 1Oibp.
lWaris g, Surlsr, %, bessl.
IGharlss Sab, "a, is gisrts Str.
l5annis Grinter. %. 4397 9iEsinia
apenue.
iRobsrt g. Dunlap, 81, Gbilicptbe.
l5arrist Is. Goobbart. 25, ainpppo
aoenue.
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Murpbp, 23, unb Catherine Mlars
aueriie Sellers, 10, beibe bon Srenz
ton; Carl 6arriion &oebler, 33, unb
Gertrude gIiaabttb Souls, 20, beibe
BON 6amilton.
= Inna peuid, ipelder DOR 5tpei
Wo6en bic S6eibuns ron JIppb ps-
mid Don Rihtsr Murpbp peripeieert
iporoen mar, bat ipieber eine gleihe
&lage i'm 0erifa einsereiht.
= MilIiam Ssnninss 9rpdn trifft
beute Worgen Inn 8 llbr iibsr bic
qenniplOania GiIenbabn bier Elm. Der
perionentpagsu pirb nlf benz 6. 8.
u. D. 8abnbof sefabreH, mo Strr
Srpan BON sinem aommittee in Gm.
pfdns senommen iperoen tpirb.
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Or. u. 6. 8admeber
0iirite 5nm SnptrinienSenten bes
itabtiidleH Scipitals erHannt
iueroen.

4ae anseihen Dsuisn baraui Bin.
bob DR.. u. 6. 8l1mepsr, Der eegsn.
pdrtiss Supfrintsubsnt bes fabsis
l6en 5ubsrtuloI. Soipitnls. ben
poften aIs Superintsnbsnt bss neuen
itdbiiihsn 9ofpitaIs srbalisn mrb.
pdbrsnb er duh slsi9,sitig bic Obers
aufiidt iiber bas aubsriuloIs 50.
ipitaI fiibrsu tpirb.
Sm aaufe bss sehriaen Soots Rat.
tete Or. 8admspsr benz TtdbtiTtbeu
6rfpiiaI sinM Idns,rsn gefu6 ob,
I'm ii6 NIT allen ginssIbtittn aufs
Heus psrirout 81 MAIDEN, bsun sr tct
bcreits nod Der Rsiisnatipu BON Tr.
Summersgia Ianssx 3sit bic yt.
i6ids bes 9oFpitais s.l.it.i. Gysrntr
bate Or. Ba1msptr audb cine ldna,.
re aonfsrsnS nit BEN gidxrkitssDi.
rtttor Solmes, gslsesniIih utldber
sine nsut GrDinans btjprof)sn ipurb,
lpelde sinfdnsibenbe gn1nbsrunos,i
IN BEN @trtpdltunssTpitem bes hd6ti.
idsn SofpiiaIs poriitbt unb bsmHddit
osM Staotratb untsrbrtitst p.rbsn
fDa
gDie perlaut,t. biiriit bsr gadfOl.
ger Or. 6, g. aennebp's. ber por
Rur5sm aIs reiibirtnber glr,t i'm 81.
btrtuIols 5oFpiiaI rsfianirie 81.
5arrD 8rsuDeHtsrsfr iptrbsn, b.r g.
DsuttH6e GrIabruas aui BEN GJtbist
6sr 9stampfung Der 1ub,riuloj, &.
fitt, =
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al. gabsn limb an 5rl. 20uiis 0ol.
htr, Bethesda SoipiiaL Cincinnati.
g.. su oSreiiiren.
an benz nsusn WattrHi.p 5clpiin!
iinb nod cine ansabl 3immer tiniu.
ri6tsn. Ger gubsniaa tistei cine snnj
seioHbers paHsnbe Gslseenhsit fir cine
Shsniuna in bieier gsSisbans. Die
Ginridtunq zines 3imm.rs ioiisi ie
nat Der 0rDb, unb Der Gage bes 3im.
m.rs BON so big su $500. tpibrsno
bic aoiien Der ginri6iuna einer poll.
itdnbiaen Warb ii& auf $3.50 klau'
.sv
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Srledns unb aeras paeifie eiienbabn
asitli9tst, inbsm bic @eiellfdaft nit
BEN 4nipdltsr Wpsrs unb 6otparb unb
Sosl 9. @drb einen &pmpromib fiir
$10,500 abihlphen. Blair, Der elm
9remfsr fir bic SeisIIi6aft mar. pera
Tor BEL Der 4rbeit eine Sano unb einen
5uH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14

Carrie sdwins. 81. 224 Of 1s.
Ctr, 6erafdIag.
GOparS WlaunsI. Al. 3tpsia 6ofpi.
iaI. Sdipinbiudt.
ssobn 5abn. n, 2117 Gaitern 2tps..
Ger3febIsr.
Miriam Sobmann. II, 697 Glen.
ipoob 2lpe., 6er5febler.
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80 fafm Sfr eom'
sounb unl babe Elm tiib.
ldes liariss 5abp. .s-Rrs.
ootn mttadf. Wai.
ienn. 81. D.
,qpbia q. 81 BANS
gssstabIs GompOune " si'
nc Dunbsrbare Rtbitir f'if
Jrausn. bic Rpiierf ~ n
snissssnishen.' = 1lfs =.
R. Mptss. GoThrnsvss.
Nc.
I'D fam eptla q. 2iri'
tam,s geoetabh gsHlposuo
aut's bette empifhlfn pot
bem ainbbeit. " iai Oifs ,
eBuies tar mid efihan.'--
Wlrs. 9. ". TptrL r. "
!. gonibobodsH. pa.
.Sd nabm ensIa U. Bal.
hom's Btsstabls Com
pouno uni mfiH SbifsnI
auisnbausH, unb if babe
oas iabsfie Hsine Dabp.
Yabt,sn Ia esr @sit'--
gRrs. Rois 8IafflsS
Jmpsrial, ia.
.Sd lobe bas gom
poanb, ipOnuimmss ih ns
babe. ~ fai
mir Isbr gut eeibaH, sts
mriu nsints glaetsn ae'
boren ipurbs. .--Rrs. g.M
8 anbera aDwisseura
U. ga.
aA usbm Ahy Som.
youns, .bs Sabp gsboren
uab ID fahIs eaB
ID bsmieIben usin stesn
psrbanis. Wrs. @ tuutt
ftllia @inisr psosn.
dloriba.
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4as gammeliperf.
Bon Gait aiSsrpool nnS Nartius
5errp treifen 9jelber Gin.

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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
Our Millinery

shows elegance, refinement and is
most becoming, and the styles are
authentic in every hat we are show
ing. We imported our entire line Of
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
Three Special Cars Of Intcrurban,
State and Salt Lake City Officials
to Come TO Lehi, Friday, March I3--
The Ofiicial Opening Of the Inter-
urban Is Set for March IL.

Friday. the 18th, President Wilson &
lucky day, mas been chosen as the
day to celebrate or welcome the ad-
vent OF the interurban railway into
Utah county. Governor Spry, Mayor
Samuel G. Park of Salt Lake City,
President Jensen and Secretary Far
relI OF the Salt Lake Commercial Club,
President Orem and other officials of
the interurban railroad. together with
many other leading Salt Lake City
citizens and representatives from the
commercial clubs of Granger. Taylors-
Vile, Hunter. West Jordan and River
ton, will join In the celebration AM
erican Fork, Pleasant Grove and Pro-
yo citizens will also join and the COM
mittee intends making the event one
long to be remembered.
Special cars will leave Salt Lake
City at 8 o'clock In the evening and
arrive In Lehi about o'clock. After
unloading the Salt Lake county dele
cations they will run over to Amer
lean Fork and be loaded with citizens
from there. The American Fork peo-
pie will be taken back promptly at ~
o'clock and then the SAT- Lake county
people will return at 1890.
The Lehi Commercial Club is taking
the Initiative In the celebration. Vice
President and General Manager Arm
strong of the interurban met with the
board OF governors last Monday night
and went over the preliminary ar
rangements. Mr.. Armstrong was in
communication with President Orem,
who was enthusiastic over the celebra-
ton. These two gentlemen will look
after the Salt Lake end OF the affair,
while 5. w. Ross. president; J. h.
Cotter. vice president, and w. X. Hop
kins, secretary, of the Lehi CONNER
cial Club. will look after the details
OF the Utah county end.
The details of the iollification have
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

from the standpoint Of frost and hui
miuity. In localities that are subject
To poor air drainage dampness often
settles on cooi nights, which favors
the development Oh leaf diseases ana
proves detrimental 10 the disaemina-
,ion ot poiien ana ripening OF iruit.
The fruit crop depehus largely upon
the number OIL blossoms that set; con-
sequentiy II rs necessary to have an
ariu atmosphere prevailing.
son terGiiizing.
Inc tomato crop Is not over exacting
IN SOIL requirements. IL can be grown
on most any soil ranging from a sandy
10 cay loan, proriuIns that the lanu
~ not Impoverished 10y previous crop
ping anu IS IN organic matter. 1t As
pest To ayolu extremes in either threc-
tion, as medium sandy or meaium
clay loan wIll give the best results.
II the land 10 DC used Tor tomato
growing has been cropped the pdeced-
ing year, II lG advisauie TO give II q
ialr Application of manure. ruteeen
10 twenty loads per acre Will 10 under
ordinary conditions. Always IGmem-
Der that In growing tomatoes as with
most crops, "A reasonable amount OF
organic matter Is necessary, bait that
AN excess causes an oyer-aisundanl
growth TO vegetation ana lessons the
productivity OF iruit.