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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
La buena propaganda

Los acuerdos adoptados EN- la Asam-
blea popular celebrada en- ell Palacio
Municipal, empiezan dar ell resultado
apetecido. Hemos recibido cartas de
varios pueblos de la isla, en- las cuales
Sc nos informa que numerosos agricul-
torres estan destinando considerables
extensiones de terreno para frutos me-
nores, habichuelas principalmente.
Esa es la noble propaganda que hay
que hacer, la de buscar soluciones a
los problemas que la imprevision ha
creado. Esa es la propaganda que ha-
cen los hombres que realmente quieren
al pals y todos los obreros que saben
defenderse por 81 propios sin necesi-
dad de sostener a una docena de vagos
para que los embrutezcan con su char
La estuplda y para que contrlbuyan a
hacerles mas penosa su situacion eco
monica con continues suscripciones
que Sc dice que son destinadas ha-
Ger viajes q los Estados Unidos, pero
que parece que ciertos tipos les da
hasta para hacerse propietarios
Hagase producer ndestra terra to.
do aquello que constituye ell principal
elemento de vida aqui; siembrense ha-
bichuelas, maiz, arroz, cuanto nos es
mas indispensable, y eyitaremos el con.
fiicto de estar absolutamente supedita
dos al mercado de Norte america, va
que el famoso cabotaje acab6 con el
benefcio de la competencia que signi
ficaba ell intercambio de productos cor
Europa.
Esa es la buena propaganda y es la
que, por ser buena para ell pals para
los obreros en- general, no puede hacer
la nj le convene quien esta sirvien
do aqui intereses exoticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
Una saliva y I'm susie

Esta tarde las doce media, las
personals impresionables sufricron al
guna inquietud al oir varios disparos
de canon.
Seg1n Sc nos informa fue que ell Al
gonquin, hizo salvas en- honor del GO
bernador Yager que visitara el buque,
pero como no Sc habla mas que de que
rras, de confagracion Y de masacres,
la gente pusilanime corria que Sc las
pelaba, y hubo un reguero de chancle-
tas en- algunas GALES, que los de la linn
pieza pnblica van tener que hacer
con elias.
Tn amigo nuestro- nos cnenta que
Mr. Pantin sc pego una carrera Ell pelo,
que fue parar a la Y. M. G. A:
Ell amino pnblico esta un POGO depri-
mido con los relatos espeluznantes que
la prensa publica, Y no decimos que a
clio contribuya la propaganda q. viene
hacienda la jarka de Iglesias, porque
esa Sc pierde en- el vacio. :.
Y es claro, al Or unos cahonazos
dentro de la bahia no falto quien creye-
Sc que va estaban ahi los nipones.
Los nipones -. Que contrariedad
para Mr.. Pantin, aprender ell japones q
estas alturas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
Recuerdo y .beneficio

Para Ell domingo 90 del mes actual, Sc
prepara una velada en- recuerdo del
ilustre educador y publicista cubano
don Agustin Navarrete, Y a benefcio de
su viuda y huerfanos. Tomaran parte
Ell este acto distinguidos oradores y
hombres de letras, varias damas de esta
ciudad, y representaran una linda CO.
media de Eusebio Blasco los esposos
Roig, reputados artistas dramaticos y ell
muy aventajado amateur don Rafael
Cabrera
FL Club Armonico Y la Banda MUM
cipal amenizaran esa function con su
acostumbrada brillantez
Oportunamente pnblicaremos los pro
gramas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12

britanico Sc ha apoderado de IL cailo-
mes { importantes materiales y ha hecho
de 1.200 1.500 prisioneros.
2. En- el centro Ell enemigo ha cedi-
do, sobre todo ell frente entire Zezanne y
Rivigny. En- Argona los alemanes no
Sc han retirado todavfa, pesar de los
esfuerzos hechos por nuestras tropas,
que en- estos nltimos dfas de batallas no
han dejado de perseguir energicamente
al enemigo.
3. En- Ell ala derecha (Lorena Vos-
gos) no ocurre NADIA nuevo.
Petrogrado, 12-Nuevas fuerzas ru-
sas han sido enviadas la Prussia Orien-
tai, donde los alemanes Sc mantienen
concentrates en- nlmero imponente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
Proxirno nitin

Ell lunes celebraran un mitin en- la
plaza de Baldorioty los obreros de la
Federation Regional, a la cual Sc lie de-
be la organization de la Liga Obrera
de Puerto Rico, que tan honrada de-
sinteresadamente viene luchando en-
pro de la ammonia entire el capital y Ell
trabaJo, que es ell mejor medic para So
lucionar todos los confictos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12

deleitaron del modo mas grotesco, di-
ciendo payasadas
Como este cinico arlequin del dicha-
racho, hay pocos 1tribunos' en- la bu-
rrada hbre Vestido de sayal, seria Ell
meJor modelo para los va celebres di-
bujos clerigofobos del Motfn. I
Durante dos mortales horas nos de-
lelto' los auriculares con su acredita-
do y bastante extenso aunque no me-
nos grosero repertoire de chocarre-
rlaso chorreantes de adietivos taber-
nariamente innobles los mss patibu-
lariamente grotescos los otros.
,iBurros.
grito estent6reamente, causando La hi
laridad pnblica, al dirigirse 4 los co
merciantes que no lie dieron en- sus me-
nesteres de vividor para las campailas
canlbalescas de que alardea,
iLadrones!
clamo salyaJs y aparentemente indig-
| nado el pancista y callejero propagador
fdel socialismo pro domo sua de este
bon vivant' de la turba que no ira
baja Y explota ell va secular odio del
que vive al d1a contra el que es algo
previsor Y ahora hoy paara tener mana
ma imponiendose las privaciones las
mortificaciones necesarias.
/ 0aLonI
| diJo: vosotros los comerciantes sois los
causantes de todos los males.
I nos rezo esta lentania Squienes
fueron los causantes de la guerra euro
pea?
| Los cOmerciantes
Los comerciantes.
Los comerciantes.
| iQuienes motivaron La guerra de Es-
pana con los Estados Unidos?
Los comerclantes
| Los comerciantes.
Los comerciantes.
5Quienes hicieron perder sus colo
Mas a Espaiia2
i Los comerciantes.
] Los comerciantes.
i Los comerciantes.
/ iQuienes hicieron que los Estados de
La Union Sc separasen Gle Inglaterrag
Los comerclantas
Los comerclantes.
Los comerciantes.
| 7 siguio, perc como yo estaba algo
deb1l, me fui tomar un chocolate
! cuando volvi estaba ailn 81 cele-
berrlmo desbarrador en- el abuse de Ia
palabra; Y aun llegue tempo de oirle
| las ultimas sandeces contra el Papa. los
| Caballeros de Colon, toda la caballe
ria andante, volente y pimpante.
/ Hasta que el perilustre gritador nos
deJo respirar bajando grotescamente.
como habia subido y hablado.--de
aquel tablado sin @:paIo" pero con
trampa.
Ricardo CASAL.
Oyente in partibus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
Ell KAISER EN- CAMPANA.

New York, 12-Se admite en- Berlin
que el Emperador Y su Estado Mayor
dirigen las operaciones contra Francia
Tambien Sc admite en- La legacion ale
mana en- Luxemburgo que aviadores
franceses y belgas pasaron sobre la ciu-
(Continlan en- la 9a. plana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
Oyendo nlajaderias

Si- los benevolos lectores, en- vez de
quedarse en- sus respectivas casas, hu-
bieran tenido la humorada que yo tu-.
We, de If la Plaza que fue de Armas,
anoche, Y permitirse la modification
de aguantar pie -frme tres horas de
oratoria 7 pintoresca, de SECURE que,
aparte la molestia de permanecer tan
to tempo sin moverse, hubiesen visto
la mejor demostracion de cinismo, de
cretinismo de charlatanismo de otros
ismos que en- su vida hayan presencia-
do.
Les queda ell consuelo Gle confar en-
que la function de anoche sc repita,
porque como en- clio no tienen riesgo
alguno los actores, Y su delicia es pre-
cisamente ese papel bufo que tanto RE
todo ell mundo, desde ahora les asegu-
'ro, que Ell breve, cualquier noche, sin
oh dolor previo aviso, sc podran dar
ustedes ell gustazo de OR una payasada
gratis y al aire hbre y con la libre bu-
rrada por norma, desempenada con-
ciencia (de este no les quedara duda J
por los companeros centre ellos) x,
x Y x.
iQue que diJeron esos abusadores de
la burrada libre2
Pues casi NADIA: imaglnense ustedes
la mayor collection de vaciedades, tor
pezas, impertinencias, chocarrerlas, ne
cedades, simplezas, barbaridades, estul-
ticias etc, etc, que unos cuantos maja-
deros sin reuma EN- la lengua quieran
decir tendran Udes. una ligera idea
de 10 que anoche Sc dijo en- la Plaza de
Baldorioty
Uno Sc expreso asl al comenzar su
deposition discursiva.
Mis- miles de pelos, digo, de pesos
y los de mi camarada *" estan STEM
pre- dispuestos, no solo far los com
paneros como ~ que Sc enreden en-
las mallas de la Ley, sino tambien i
dar fianza por el primero que pegue
fuego a uno de los almacenes de San
Juan.
Ell cretino discurseador We tan ALA
de sus narlces, que en- su odlo al CO.
mercio no VIC que quemaildosele un
comerciante ell almacen Sc perderlan
inutilmente para el los suyos las
cosas que ardiesen, en- vez de utilizar-
las en- ell case contrario, y que en- mas
en- menos ell valor de elias serla re.
cuperado, 81 el comerciante, como pa
rece logico, tnviese aseguradas sus
existencias
Otro algo anciano va, Y de orato-
ria = que guerra ser patetica, declama-
da, ademas, en- tono lloron, hab1a di-
cho reticentemente con ell Deliverable
proposito de concitar al crimen de
justifcarlo previamente, que recorda.
sc ell senior Perez Losada sucesos pasa-
dos sobre todo que "cuidase' de que
algln hecho iuctuoso no Sc repitiese
Miau S..
Finalmente, ell camarada a Sc pose
sion6 del p1lpito de aquella oratoria
pjntoresca, ". sonrlanse Udes. de los
bufos cubanos que en- dias pasados nos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
PAsAPORTE.

Sc ha expedido pasaporte para el ex-
tranjero al senior Ernesto Herrero, de
Isabella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-12
Incendio en- Mayaguez
TRES cAsAs QUEMADAs.

Mayagiiez -, Sept. 1914.
BOLETIN MERCANTILE,
San Juan, r. r.
Temores vecinos barrio Colombia,
eonfrmados. Fuego que temfan ocurrio
dos madrugada. Quemaronse tres ca
sas, una media-agua Todo asegurado.
Correo detalles
Corresponsal
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

We acknowledge a pleasant call
The first Of the week from Mr.. :. T..
cngley Who with his wife and fam
lily of one daughter and two sons. has
Just completed a long auto trip from
near St Louis. Mo. to this place
Mr. Quigley states that they follow
ed up the L. p. Railroad most of
he way TO Ogden and then took the
route across the mountains. striking
all kinds of weather and roads. Ev-
erything went quite well. however.
and the family all enjoyed the ,.lp
until they reached Burley. and while
crossing the bridge at that place one
of the aXles on the machine broke.
necessiiaiing delay in reaching
their destination With another
auto they finally reached Jerome and
Mr.. Quigley has ordered the repairs
for his machine and will return 10
Burley later and bring the same
through TO Jerome
Mr.. Quigley and his brother G. T.
own land in the Jonathan Valley.
which the former filed upon some
time ago. but has not been in this
section since His brother arrived
here about two months ago. since
which time he has been awaiting
the arrival of the family. Mr.. Quig-
ley is a contractor and builder and
believes he has struck the promised
land. as he states that it looks better
to him than anything he came
through. and while he has had
tempting offers to go on to Wash.
ington. he is satisfied with the gen
eral conditions here and will remain
improving his land and following hi,
line of trade when opportunity per
mits.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

On last Thursday morning Just as
our edi ION was on. the alarm of fire
was sounded. and the department
quickly responding found the house
occupied by Mrs 5. A. See and
daughter Ella in flames, the fire hay
ing gained such Roadway as to make.
" impossible to save any portion Of
me building or the contents.
While several theories have bc.o
advanced, the direct origin Of the
hrr is hard to determine. The house.
is heat by electricity. and repre-
sentative OF the Electric Co. MAS
called that morning to turn On the
current for the winter. Shortly af-
ter he departed. Mrs See went across
me street to a neighbor, and shortly
after the little twins Of Mr.. ara Mrs
d. {. Carlson came running 10 the
door saying smoke" ana Mrs. See
going to the door fouLi her home
rnN".cped in flames
some of the neighbrrs. quickly re-
81 tea, but it was found impossi-
n'' t. save any of III contents The
use was the proper Of REV. i. l..
Allnney formerly OF this place. and
is total loss. as we understand
mere was no insurance on the same
he same may be said Of the house
hold effects OF Mrs See and daughter
as they carried no insurance and they
lost everything but the clothes they
1n1 on, which is severe blow to
them.
Here again has been demonstrated
.ic 'iberality of the peppl. Of Jc-
Tome as hardly had the smoke clear
Ga away "hen interested ,iizens
M" TO th-'.' relief, and q most sub
-'an'a' Dr 80 was raised for them.
D.. icc- lining and OH + a,tic .es
hich v'"' donated by iiEG Aci h.
D.'-
IN 81 $ nection. NJ Sec and
daughter Vish through the columns
~ the III - to express lhelr deep
sraritHde 10 the many Ai.l neigh-
h"r- ANA funds for IT,, nos: sub
sianiial assistance rendered them I'm
heir hour OF need
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08
DeNioSS Entertainers.

The DeMoss Entertainers. consist
ing of artists, authors, composers
and vaudeville prodigies. will give
one of their most enjoyable enter
tainments at the NJ. r. church in this
place on Monday evening. Oct. 9th.
Forty years ago the DeMoss musi-
cal family left their pioneer home in
Oregon. beginning their musical ca
reer in the west thence throughout
the world as musical entertainers,
song writers and composers. They
have visited nearly all the cities in
America. north. south. east and west,
and in Europe. where they have en-
tertained the multitudes i'm the
greatest auditoriums. church edifices
and assembly halls. and at different
worlds fairs and other great gather
ings of people.
Their entertainment consists of
musical numbers. reading and i'm
presentations. bell ringing. etc, and
cannot help but please all. Remem-
her the date and place. at NJ. f..
church on Monday evening. October
18th.
Good fair 40 four miles out.
Equity for $400. This is less than
$50 an acre.-Barnett Stillwell.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

Mr.. ). J McLar.n. of Chico.
rived last Saturday ON q wish,
nome OF his daughter Mr.. r. ~
SHERMAN. at the Brookn.ld fan.
anu 10 look over his Interests h.r.
Mr Mci.aren is an annual ,is,,,.
the tract and each year no,.. u
vast improvements thar ar. s,i,.,
We are pleased 10 See. tb, .o.u,.
and familiar countenanc. Of Me- r.,
iiosshire on our street. ...,.
george has been spending IN. ,..,
rev months in Portland. but he SAWS
that city life does not aer.. oith hi,.
any more and it seems good ,o o.,
back To the North Sid.
Miss Hazel Denton. who has h..n
spending the past month or .o -,
boise returned home last week .,,a
mas been installed as head on.rs,o,
IN the telephone Office al mis- ,i.,..
position she Is fully comp.f.nt ,o
MI, and her promotion il q snnrc. .,
pleasure Y her many friend, in m.
town
Mai. Fred X Reed. stat. immisr.
ton commissioner. informs MS thar
ne VIII be on hand AZ the J.rnu.
Field Day with q supply Of m. Idaho
buttons which has heretofore been
called attention TO and those d.-ir
Ing one OF these buttons can Obtain
1t al this time
quite number from here wcnt io
shoshone on Tuesday evening fo n.
ten 10 the address OF Hon NJ N.,
ander. candidate for governor ANA
all report most enthusiastic meet.
ing and a most able presentation ID,
the issues connected with .tl.. nr,..
ent campaign
Mr. Robert Natlon ana Wif, -,
Dakota. are guests at The HON. of
Mr.. and Mrs /. - FRY of the Ar
cadia section SIR Natiun Was her.
for some time about three wears ago
and like many Others. bee i- glad 4,
get back 20 90, tract. and may con-
clude to locate here permanently
Mr. and Mr. " Il Forbes Pee
ceiyed the sad intelligence m. fir.
OF the week OF the sudden death o.
the wife OF their son. Harry of chi
cago. who Wa- run over hy an auto
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08
'hi'oNiE FAIR AND FIELD DAY.
""i'hittre> Hard at Work and An
'hhichii"ns Point to "A Most
successful Event.
'"in rails Band OF 20 Pieces Has
Been Engaged.


Been Engaged.
ne announcement that jerome
would hold fair and field day on
october 18Th. al once met with q
''"''E response not only among our
nome people. but from neighborjng
towns comes the report that many
are preparing to attend. as the rec
ora jerome citizens have made as
'"yal entertainers is far reaching and
everybody looks for a royal good
'ine when they are invited to thi.
place
The Twin Falls Band. consisting
81 20 pieces has been engaged for
the occasion. and will keep the
streets enliYenrd with music all day
ana evening Arrangements have
ans" been made with the Twin
rails base BAH nine to meet the
nome team here that day. and as the
games heretofore played between
wv 'IWnH nave been very in
'eresilns ones. We may look for a.
equally good q game on the 10Th
ana "a the people of our ncighborinp
'il} are proud OF their team. a large
crowd Of boosters viii accompan,
rhem
DE commissary department is
making all Arrangements for the big
Tree feed on thai day and Mr.. Shep-
h'rd has kindly donated two fat
steers for The occasion and these will
Dee narb'rucd by experienced hands
ana III addition the committee are ar
ranging TO furnish sandwiches. pick
''s. 'oiiee sugar and cream. Plates
"'l be- furnished. but visitors are re
T gl"-i"d To- bring their cups. spoons.
KNIVES and forks with them. The
I llnn"r will bee served al the Amuse-
m"ni hall
IN the matter of the display Of
stock ana other products of the tract.
I'D" committee ia charge reports THAI
MANY Inquiries are coming in for
space" and the exhibits promise to
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08
We Want Your Business
Jerome, Id ahO.
+
Baptist State Convention.


We are indebted to the delegates
who attended the Baptist state con
vention at Bull last week for the fol
lowing brief outline OF the business
transacted:
The Idaho Baptist state conven-
tion which met in Bull last week
was attended by about 100 delegates
from all parts OF the state.
At the opening session on Tuesday
evening. Judge +. S Dietrich gave
his annual address The judge is not
only loyal to his church. but his state
as we'll His address received much
applause and is to be printed in PAM
phlet form
DR.. L. c. Barnes, of New York.
gave an able address.
DR.. c. \. Woody. of Portland. Ore.
l.. G. Clark, of Helena. Mont. and c.
\. Cook, of Spokane, WASH, all
spoke in very pleasing and help
full manner of the work each repre-
scented
Miss Carrie O. Millspaugh. of
Portland. also Miss Ruby r Way
bon. represented the home and for
eign mission work
Rev. Thomas Moody. who has
spent twenty-four years in Africa.
held his audience spell-bound as he
iold OF his thrilling experiences
among the Africans and of the mis-
sionary work.
In a short time after missionary
enters a new field change is
brought about. churches and school
houses built and many enter the new
lie OF which they have never heard
before.
Pres L. w Riley, of MoMinville
College. gave TWO helpful addresses
on education.
Geo. l. White. of Los Angeles
and many from our own state made
the convention one of the most help
full ever held in the state.
\ Baptist lady in Southern Cali
fornia presented a valuable team of
coach horses TO be used in the Col
portage work. Rev. Chamberlain,
colporter for eastern Idaho, has
charge of this team.
he people of ruhl and vicin, y
proved themselves royal entertain.
ers Homes OF all demon inatiom.
w're thrown open for lodg:Es ana
me ladies of the Baptist churc serv.
ed all meals in nearby b '''din-
a. 70 a real ferst was enjoye.. a,
lcih'ng was spared to max Gael
meal real banquet. The CONNER
cial club furnished autos taking tn,
delegates to see the scenic wonders
and beauties of the Twin Falls sec
ton.
The convention in 1915 will NEE
with the church at Emmett TO whicl
many are looking forward.
Attorney Edmund NJ Wolfe. o
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

Three thoroughbred Duroc boar
pigs. ready for service within 80
days. Can furnish papers.-A +.
christensen, miles south. . miles
east of Jerome sea-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

Ten pure bred Cotswold yearling
'ucks l.. \. Lcinbaugh, Route No.
81 jerome. 32-4s
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

The many friends of pr q.
Uenning. a former jerome phNS''i'"'
win he pleased to note that the do'.
tor arrived here last Friday with the
intention of remaining here p'r'n'
nently. Since leaving Jerome UT
Uenning has been In the employ ~
the government as surgeon 1" '"'
regular army. and f.. the past year
mr. more has been stationed ~
presidio of Monterey '"lr
which point he drove through ~
rome with Buick auto me '"' '''
Is the owner Of one of the most y
,rac,ive acreage tracts adjoining III,
town on the northwest, when w. " '
again occupy. his wife "'i''b
p.cted within a few days tie mas ''
ready opened an office in the r'','
formorly occupied by him over Tue
Jerome Drug co. store and Is pre-
nored 70 answer calls day or h'E"'
Toge,her with his cstimable WIZ
they will be welcomed oacN "
rome by a host of friends.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

4 thrcc-room furnished house with
screen porch Inquire of Mrs. NJ ).
Newman. corner q. ave and Elm
Street
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

MIR II + shepherd returned q"
Jerome last week, and at once per
fectod arrangements To proceed WIN
tho work of completing the system
hor. As will be- seen by notice else
whore. work will start on the mann
canal ON Monday next and prefer
.ncr will be- given to settlers WA"
desire to furnish men and teams Tor
tho work An erroneous impression
seems to have gone out that no
work would be- done on the canal TINS
r.n hut the same has been DELAYED
.n ,,,nnui of not receiving the i'
man, nf the state engineer which was
,nl, forthcoming last week where
unon Mr. shepherd fastened here Ia
,rranrr for the commencement "'
a.. work ai once This should he
Glad news indeed for the settlers rs
IN, work will nov be pushed lhr'ns"
a., compl,rion as fast as praiciraL
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08


AS has been noted, the articles
winning prizes in the county Boys
and Girls Clubs, were taken to Cald-
well, where they were entered last
week in competition with the rest of
the state. Reports from there state
that the first prize in the potato club
was won by Norris Atwood. of this
place, the prize being Duroc Jer-
sey pig given by D. c. MacWatters of
this place. Young Atwood is now in
fair shape TO go into the hog bust
ness as he won IA fine Berkshire hog
at the contest in Shoshone.
In the second year sewing club.
Miss Eunice Williamson, of this
place, won the first prize, which was
a silk peticoat donated by the Falk
Mercantile CO., OF Boise The sue
cessful contestants may we'll feel
proud of their achievements, but
these honors seem to follow in the
wake of North Side productions that
are exhibited in competition with
the state, as has been evidenced on
several occasions.
Report reached here Sunday that
the tent containing the children's ex-
hibits at Caldwell had been demol-
ished by severe wind storm and
cloud burst and all the exhibits de-
I stroyed. and these will be replaced
in time 10 be on exhibition at the Je-
rome Fair and Field Day next week.
To the children in this section who
took prizes al the Shoshone exhibit.
we will add that Miss Cook. the
county superintendent. will be in Je-
rome today prepared to pay all pre-
miums
Remember the Jerome Fair and
Field Day, Friday. Oct. 10th.
Plow sharpening at D. f. Cornells
shop. Latest process of tempering
plow-shares
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-08

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