The Glenwood post., 1914-09-19

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(A.ss Quincy Cs.Ass)
Inspired BY ths nsst PatAstic vails
Of sassish aad crashing Of teeth from
these disappointed seniors, Who had
set Heart o. having the new Garfield
Cssnty High sehsol building completed
bsfsse their last year Of high school
cane to IN cad, We have written the
.bsve in hopes that it will help -
chser them up. From the way the
building has progressed the last few
weeks, it looks Is if the seniers viii
vet have q chance to Gran their noodles
with high brow stu6 within the
walls of the new knowledge
The eager students VIE have loss
Locked forward 70 the time when they
wssh have . high SCHOOL building
vsstA vhils-sssss 'sa.
900
A eEtsasisa has been built to the
vsssAo.se Of the Yanpsh flour mill.
II reason Of this is being thaat Yaa-
paA flsss made in Glenwsod Spring.,
u tsesgaissA BY the brssd nsksrs sad
tAtss W. - 'YsnPsh' 10 right il
vitA tie bsst fisss nsAs Nothing like
ssihg snd bessting fer the hs.e made
goSas, and all loyal GarAsld essaty
esspass should naks . vsw, bsfsre the
ksst u tied, that they will start life
in asuble harHsss With . batch u
Yanpak -Four o. hsad, to make the SEA
Of natfinosy more ealn in the yssrs
to Gene.
1Ais sudden cold spell and the sp
pso1aes Of snow On the nearby noun
tains, is not to be blaned ON To the
weather nan at all. Blame it On those
new ssa spets that have given ths nea
wAs know the sky, - hsbe Knows
fsisndly back door with hsnd cut for
IL sskine, Q 1T Of feed fer tAsssht
- sAsdy; fer tAsss sPsts arc osly
shsst -1ooo0 u11ss ~ y m alaAseeE
Csesssss,tly, whs. tAsss httis 'sPsts'
esans in view old Sol can Z shins With
- nueh warmth a. be had beea dein9
i. the past, and sves Colorado, With
all her glorious climate must saAef With
ths rest Of the country, 20 there you
aRs.
Put . darky in = water melon patch,
with the full knowledge that to take
one would be busting one of the laws
Of the land and that the act would oe
wrong etc. etc, and ten chances out
of ten the poor fellow would yield to
temptation and get away with few.
So it il with us when we daily pass
these nice new galvanized culvefts BY
the read near Fullers that are to Be
ussd On the new road, being construct
ed 0y the boys under the wing Of Geo.
ASKER. They are modern cuiverts in
every respect and have the old wooden
ones beat to q fraEsle. To pass these
culvssts every day tenpts US most
drssdf~lly, for We have to Aght the
nd desire to ct away with few Of
tasa for use on -Four Nile whersthey are
hsaly needed. several Of these would
bslp wsaderfully towards draining some
Of The perpetual mud holes that are
nuisance to the Four HiIe roads. Also
thee dandy culverts would do lot Of
good in preventing mud holes to cause
cussing later on, when thawing time is
in order. Truly We feel that it wssld
b . grand thing and would prevent
suaA swful wear and tear on our con
science, in the struggle to keep from
swiping few Of these means Of drain
ass, to have the county commissioner
give selers 70 have few new cnlverts
paaesa - Fear Mile, where they would
= the Asst gee1.
go
VITA ~ Fsse0astsr General givins
~ NV ruIss aAl rsg1latisas and Wit
. psw posto9iee laws ssing iats s4set
ai.ss4 aaily, ve are waiting In sissfal
Aepss and joyous aatieiPetisa that .
postal law will Be passed that vii
compel al assistant psstnsseefs - no
With tAe rural nail easfiefs, 81 . tear
Il insPsetisa at lsase snes . week
Thea we wsslA Be siagine that heRpy
melody, "This i tAs 6fs"!
Fsund:-Ay plaee wases We caA gst
~ nnse dslietsss Ssse (FsstD that