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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
WANT CITY OFFICIALS
TO CHAPERONE DANCES
Public Welfare League Asks Cooper
alton of Other Civic Or
CARNATIONS.

All organizations having represen-
tetives in the Public Welfare league
will be asked to sign a petition di-
rected 10 the council asking it 10 take
steps TO investigate and supervise
public dance halls and other public
places Of amusement. Action TO that
effect was taken Wednesday evening
at a meeting of the Public Welfare
league in the basement of the st. Jo-
seph County Savings bank.
The question of taking a girl cen
sus for the purpose of determining
the need for the establishment of
municipal dance halls was again dis
cussed by the organization. as a re-
suit of which an effort will be made
to determine the sentiment Of the for
eign element on the subject. More
definite action will be taken at the
next meeting, the second Wednesday
of April.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
GRANGER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bay and daugh-
ter. Irene, of Three Oaks, Mich, are
visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Bay.
The young people of this vicinity
surprised Miss Vivian BigelOw We'd
nesday evening. All had good time.
Refreshments were served.
Bert Tyler and family expect to
move from the r. J. Lewis Myers farm
to the William Warren farm soon.
+. ]. Lewis Myers, of South Bend,
was in this vicinity on business Tues
day.
Miss Wilma Lamb visited Miss Erma
Clemens in South Bend from Friday
to Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke and
Mrs. William Hoffman were in South
Bend Friday.
Irene Culp was in Mishawaka over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase Smith stored
their household goods at Frank KOwn-
overs. They expect TO visit friends
for some time before they settle
down.
Wayne Remley visited in South
Rend and Three Oaks, Mich, from
Saturday 10 Tuesday.
Eliza Bice moved out of the ]. c..
Ray house into the Mrs. +. Z. Lowry
house, Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
XANDALIA.

VIII Fox and wife Will spend the
next few days with relatives in White
Pigeon. Three Rivers and Union, be-
fore leaving for the west.
Milton Bellows has moved his fam
lily here and will take charge Of the
telephone.
Mrs. A. II VOorhis and Mrs. Stock
dale attended the embroidery club ar
the Roller home Wednesday.
Mrs Frank Quay, of New Carlisle,
visited here the past week.
Mrs. VIII Wagner had for Sunday
visitors George Bonnie and wife,
Claude Ratlin and Mary Seidl.
Delos O'Dell has purchased the
farm back he lately sold TO John Bo-
nine.
p. o. Story made a business trip TO
Chicago Tuesday.
Isaac Bonnie, of Niles. transacted
business here Monday.
Ruby Shelter was home from her
school at Barron Lake 10 spend sun
gay.
Henry TRAILER called on friends
here Tuesday.
Miss Georgianna LOngsduff spent
Friday in South Bend.
Mesdames Lambert and DOol were
visitors in Cassopolis Friday.
]. y. Curtis and wife attended the
funeral OF Mr.. Sanderson Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Northup was a visitor in
Dowagiac last week.
$. T. Van Antwerp was a visitor at
the home of his daughter at Barron
Lake Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
HoU to Make the Best
Cough Remedy at Home
Family supply at Small Cost,
and Fully Guaranteed.

Make a plain syrup by mixing one
pint OF granulated sugar and ID pint of
warm water and stir for 2 minutes.
Put 212 ounces OF pure Pinex fifty
cents WORTH in a pint bottle, and fill it
up with the Sugar Syrup. This gives
YOU a family supply OF the best cough
syrup at a saving OF g. IL never spols
AXE a teaspoOnful every one, two or
three hours.
The effectiveness of this simple remedy
most instantly, and Will usually con-
guer an ordinary cough in "a hours
1T tones up the faded appetite and is
Just laxative enough TO be helpful in
n cough, and has a pleasing taste.
Also excellent for bronchial trouble,
bronchial asthma, whooping cough and
spasmodic Group.
This method OF making cough remedy
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup Tor
strained honev) is now used in more
homes than any other cough syrup.
This explains why it is often initiated,
though never successfully. If you try
it, use only genuine Pinex. which is
most valuable concentrated compound
of Norway white pine extract, and is
rich III guaiacol and other natural
healing pine elements. Other prepare
tions will not work in this combination.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinex, or will Get il for YOU. If not
"~rd 30 The PineV CO.. TT. WAYNE, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
Effective March 2nd. 1914.
All trains daily except sunday.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 19.-Ray-
mOnd Dixon, Il. who came 20 Mem
phis from Holly Springs Miss 90 get
work Wednesday was sentenced 10 IS
DAYS in the work house for stealing "A
a big red apple off a fruit stand.
The boy told Judge Bacon he was
SO hungry he could not resist the
temptation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
NILES.

A horse owned by Thomas Roth
Of Bertrand became frightened at a
street Gar at the Bertrand crossing
Wednesday afternoon and ran away
down the car tracks. The horse slip
ped and fell and broke a leg. 1t was
later killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Milburn. who
have been spending the winter in
Minter City. Miss, are enroute home.
They are at present in Chicago.
George Enrich and family are about
to move to Mishawaka, Mr.. Enrich
having accepted a position with the
Dodge Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. c. e. Daughphin of Ridgeton,
Ont, a guest of her mother, Mrs.
David Brown. and Miss Daisy Brown
went TO Chicago Wednesday.
F. l.. Hamilton was in the city We'd
nesday from Washington. He went to
Paw Paw TO give an address before a
club of men.
Mrs. Thomas Kissinger has gone to
Washington, D. c.. to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Kelley.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting
Of the Niles district of Epworth
lea que will be held in Three Rivers on
March 80, 81 and April 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Asher Of Benton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
PICK DEBATING TEAM
TO REPRESENT COLLEGE
Timothy Calvin OF Fort Wayne Wins
First Honors i'm Final
Debate.

In the final contest that Is to de-
eide the personnel OF Notre Danes
1914 debating teams. Timothy Calvin
of Fort Wayne. took first place. En-
NETT G. Lenihan, Clarion, Ia. was
second; ]. c. Smith. Rochester. y. Y,
third; Z. d. O'Connel. Fort Wayne
Ind, fourth; George Schuster, Wis
consin. fifth; Fred Gushurst. Lead
City. \. D.. sixth; NJ. Z. Walter. Mt
Carmel, H.. seventh. and William
Calvin, Texas. eighth. The winning
of first place entities Calvin 10 a prize
of $50. Lehman is to receive $40, and
third place entities Smith 10 So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19

Harbor were in Niles Wednesday 70
meet their daughter, Miss Evelyn
Asher. who is a student at Wellesley
college. which has been closed for two
weeks on account OF the fire in Col
lege hail.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Atkinson attend
ed the funeral OF their niece. Mrs.
Grace Heslett. at Williamsville in
Cass county Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. :. Scoffern spent the day
with Mrs. r. NJ. Jones in Benton Har-
Dor.
Rev. and Mrs z. NJ Renner are
in Vicksburg. Mich. where Mr.. Rem
ner is TO consult with a specialist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
LECTURES ARE POPULAR

Miss Stillman's lectures on THE
Ethics of Life" at the Y. w. G. a. are
proving popular. Seventy-fve high
school girls attended the lecture given
Wednesday afternoon and a much
larger number Of women attended in
the evening. The subject of the lee
ture. the third Of the series. was Life
in the Egg-Producing Animals-In-
sects, Worms, Fish, Frogs. Birds and
Mammals" At her two lectures to-
day Miss Stillman will talk on HUI
man Life"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
S. B. PETTENGILL TO SPEAK

Samuel B. Pettengill. attorney. will
be the principal speaker at a banquet
TO be held at the First Christian
church next Tuesday night to the men
of the church. He will talk on the
subject. The Bible and the Law" Fl.
NJ. Appleman, high school manual
training teacher, will talk on the EFF
feet of Movies on Humanity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
ACCUSES WIFE IN SUIT

Frank Hatfield started suit We'd
nesday in the ST. Joseph circuit court
against Edith Hatfield, alleging that
his wife had formed the habit of
spending the evenings in company
with other men in wine rooms and
that she frequently came home in a
state of intoXication. Hatfield also
declared that his spouse refused TO
perform the duties Of a wife and that
she was guilty of cruel and inhuman
trea tment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-19
POI.ISHERs NIE,Evr

Metal Polishers. Buffers and Plat
ers, Local Union No. $50, held large
meeting last night in Union hall on
y. Main ST. The metal business in
South Bend is exceedingly bright at
present with indications that the con-
ditions viii remain so during the year
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-27
3 Iftes &apiteI.

Im Nbeno bes "a. Sttobers batter
Die 5fpei S9ufte 8rdunsr mad oem
Walbbnuie gebra9t.S
SEPT fanb er ii9 f9un pieruno-
3tpan5ig Stunoen bier unb bate Ole
8eiinnung nod nidt pisDer erlanat,
trOBoem er nit srOBter Sorsfalt 9es
pflegt ipurbe.
Ri4t einen ausenblid bIieb CT
alIein. Smmer5u purbert inn neue
&omprefeu auf Den &opf. geiegt.
Nan bate f9lieBIi9 aii9 bic 8erun=
reinisun9 ieiner Wun6e sntoedt, lie
gefdu6ert un0 irii9 perbunpen nnb
babel iDdbr9snommen, tpie bGbli1 Die
Wunoe setpproemipar.
2afonp ielber bate, feline G9eu
iiberninoeno, lie nit frauenbaft ter
3drtIt9teit gepai9en unb Oerbuuoena
%tporauf er Die @enu9tuung batte, oaB
8rduner rubiger ipurOe.
Der @rfolg bieIi iebo9 ni6t an.
SaIo lag Der @erIebte pieper in tpiI=
Dem 5ieber ba, I4lus um ii9 nnb
reoete tpirres s3eug. llno in Der
5peiten Ra4t ieines a~ufentbaItes in
benz einiamen Saufe fling er an gu
toben.
Die beioen DGrter iparen ratios.
2ahonp rannte fpie elm 9erriidter in
Der Stube lumber unb itDbnte unb
iamfnerte. Sein 9etpiHen maGte ibm
tpieoer einmal ptel gu i9affen.
8iro bodte beroroFen neben benz.
y8ett llno p%erbinberte nit ieiner Gies
entraft .al5u beftise 8epesunsen
oes Siebernben. u
.Wenn er . ftirbt, babe i1 teine
rubise Stunoe mebr!4 tlaste 2afonp-
faffungslos.
8tro la6te rarb.
rOds mare bas tpenigits,4 periebte
er fpDttiid. ~Die Sauptfa9e TT. bab
mir tein 8elb trieeen, tpenn er ftirbt!"
Sarolf ipurhe fpieber ItunbenIang
nidts eefpro9en,
@noli9 apg Snre feline u6r unp
la9tei .Gs nj lpdt. SHlate Ou
9eutel 0u t0nnteit feiner ia obne6in
ni9t 9err lperoen."
sd lam ni6t i9lafen.'
,uniinn! Gs lit I9on Mitterno6t
goriiber. 2eg Did nur bin, bann
tomnlt Der S9luf i5on."
BOD 5D9erte 2afonp.
nWenn i9 ni4t ou bin, ge6It Oh
5u grob init ibm ltnl," Idets CT Gnglts
LID. pDu bait i'm Oorbin 10 oerb
uieosr9toriidt."
SOL i'd I'm aus Dem 9ett Iprin
gen Iafen?"
,gfein, nein "a
.Nun alfp! Meoe seinen llnTinn!
SD TUE nur, mas i9 muB. Sch enbe
li9!1
rSa. id peroe beriuden gu i6Ia.
fem
st sins in fein 3immsr biniib.r,
leste ii9 ou9 gu 8ett, bate ii4 TO-
gar auseetleibet. Der S9laf tpolte
trob aler Miibisteit ni1t tommen.
aber Gebantsn itellten ii1 Elm -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-27

up INtt vlSSN W ktRttktthkI SUllpII
ling uno er fslber Elm in allen sfdnei
geredter Siener fei, Der es in ieoen
3peig Der Saus6altuns NIT benz tii9
tighten Jrauen3immer aufnebme
man brau6e alfo i'm MaIobauie Tel,
rerlet frembe 9ilfe.
gr mar es in Der Sat. gr mar cir
INTERCOLLEGIATE, rGumte auf, nufd
uno todte un6 nebenbei madte el
aud = S9Ioferarbeiten.
gr bradte feite glitter an Der sSn.
nenieite Der 5eniter in einem ber
3immer bes Grosei9oFes an.
Die giienitdbe nno YGnoer, iotpi.
oas Wert5eug unb bic IGseI, Die er
oaau braufte, bate er aber nidt in
Neuborf ionoern in S6eben aefauft,
mo ibn nieman0 fannte.
@lei4 an Dem Sage, an benz er uno
iein 9err oas WdIobaus beaoaen bait
ten. mar er ni9t oabeim geipeien. en-
Der Na9t bonn 10. auf sen 20. Ottos
Der panberte er @rob : @n3ersborf
gu, no er am 8ormittas bes 20.
Sttobers bic poisnerI6e Waab BEL
Der Irbeit it0rte. 4m Mben6 6esfeIs
ben Cages taufte er beim Reuoorfer
&rdmer einen 9aoei9pamm. Bon
Der 9robaG n3ersborfer @potbete bate
sr cine 5Iafde Sdpefelfdure mitaes
1'ommen. als er sesen aebn ubr
abenos beimtam, brabte er auBeroem
nod Elm babies SuBeno gouperts, elm
Yat9en 8~riefpapier uno einen aerz
tnitterten P~apier5Osen nit, ben er
aus Ppigners papiertorb genommen.
IS mar cine Imtsi9rift, aiemIid
umfansrei9 unb nit poigners Inter
i4rift Oerfeben. 0ieie unb aGles am
oere auf oems 8riefbosen @ei6riebene
ltammte BON elmer Sano = oarauf
bate 9iro iebr sea9tet, als er ben
go9en mitnabm. @r bate Slid
beim Sur9itobern bes &orbes eez
'9abt. Slei9 bas brittle papier, Sas
lbm in bic Sanoe tam, mar cine
pra9tise @9reibborIase fir feinem
9errn, Der itn Damn aud NIT aubers
oroentli9em JleiB bemiibte, 10 3u
i9reiben, tpie poisner i9rieb = mas
ibm ielber gut selans. s59
Dun lag 8rauneri ben 2aFonbs
5Gi6ertalent ms .9erberben qsIodt,
als S6perfranfsr i'm 8aIobouie, In
elmer Stube, Die gum Gefdnsnis ses
mdbt lporoen mar, in Der SUIT aipeier
Widnner, oeren elmer elm abgefeinter
mar; tpdbreno iein aums
pan bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erIt betres
bate. lnO Oieie beioen mibten
iI9 fasen, Dab lire rudIoie Sat
Ipabrlt9 o9nc .NuBen fit itet 9ei9eben
lei. S9ne Gratlide 9ilfe, ole lie bod
anrllfen tonnten, muBte
Oieier i'm bD9ften 5ieber liesenbe
damn apeifellos 3usrunoe seben.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

saias. Nay ~. There VIII b. no
eAasgs sos admission. NJ. woolIsy
= oae es ~ slx msn who Win ~ %
Celess1e q thss slns working To-
slasswtos Dsohllllioa, . question
which VII - 1ecl1o1 st ~ fall e)ee.
eseas. Do ~ tan % heas NJ. Wool.
~ - ~ = : 0aa With . ehasnlns
personality 80 . pslsss snsag plat.
1eso eeaeeea. Aeesnooaying ~.
wesley v1ll - ospseinteoleat
leeuew W vill - veetA hsasins,
- - = - - ~ 1eaolns spoahseu
q ~ ereoe seaes ef NisAieaa. 7Ases
wS1 = soeelal ausle \ ~ ~ q
eeeeoeoo ~ 49, ~ mese1aa
vsu oeg1o = 5:eo efelosk. - q
~ - ~ . ~ ooat . ~
nonaeensee = ssDeseias . passsl
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
Dairy F.rminx bring. In Wealth

DIR. J. 8. Hasty returned last week
from Ohio. where he spent several
weeks gathering 4 few carloads Of
choice Holstein cows for distribution
among the dairy farmers around this
section. He was very favorably i'm
pressed by conditions in the dairy re-
gions OF the central states that he
visited. DIR. Hasty said to the Sparks
man:
IN the section Of Ohio where
visited longest the Helvetia company
has been operating a condensary for
number Of years. and the dairy bus
iness is firmly established. Every
morning there are lines OF wagons At
the condensary each unloading forty
to eighty dollars worth Of milk. II
reminded me Of the scenes at our
own mill at harvest time. but this
milk is not limited to few weeks.
II goes on every day In the year. The
farms are well kept and immense
barns have been erected everywhere.
The farmers are well pleased with
the industry and are constantly add
Ing to their herds. The business men
Of the dairy towns say that the dairy
country trade hah helped all lines Of
business. Many Of the stores now
cater almost wholly TO the cash
trade aud arc able 10 sell In compe-
ut'on With the city places. thus keep
Ing the money circulating II home.
Ten years from now Lamar should
bs In the same fortunate condition" :"
Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

|sAeds. every bsAaS oe tAsm Weu ~,
comfortable, friendly. II ~ night
happens p y cold. With drivins
storm blowing. . much ths bsttsr
for my stats Of mind. Overhead ass
the full mows; round me are The fun
cribs and bins plenty. plsntyl
0oins back to the house I've been
used 70 stealing ! look through the
living room window At you and
mother sitting In the glow Of the fire
light; and then c.mes quick
thought OF the full cellars and store
room and pantry plenty! A stickler
might find . SAVIOR Of selfishness in
the Thank God " I've been used
TO saying under my breath At such
times; but its bssn the fsrvsnt ex-
pression Of Z feeling % devout q
any man may ever know In this life.
And I'm not bsholden to any man nor
70 any lucky circumstances for this
rich abundance. Nothing intervenes
between mo and the fact. I've
brought II about myself, with NO OBJ
| ligation 70 any but God.
That's the greatest feeling. David
to reward . man for his years work
I'm glad that you're to do this work
70 that you may have your owr
share In the feeling. can't wish
for you any profounder satisfaction
For myself. II I had life to begin al
over again. with my lifetime Of exper
ience to guide me. I'd stick 70 farm
Ing. though the rewards were cut II
half and the hardships were doubled
On my word. I would
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
Nos. Soha q. woolI-y CsmIas

The people Of La Junta and vicini-
" will be pleased 70. know that they
arc TO have the pleasure Of hearing
Ar. John q. woolley. = lecturer Of
International reputation. He viii be
at wonderly's Theatsr. Monday ev.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
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u 4.
unsay - oosH1aD I loe1oo1 > 0an
- vonaa soo6o166 evoe ~ esass
r. - q ~ ~ Dosas ~ ths
ClAe11nsi1 TSoouno. ~ ~ had
1oeeo1s ! Soalllv Gus1no1 ~ vsrs
|ofose onp1ss 49, ~ nGoooons. II
y l1la.seb ee1esln0 = lnels ~ NE
gocoa 49, oooooo - = 6aisd
~ vSeaie - 4 49, lasls.
-, .. Z. ~. 8 /. e.. :...ss. !. !.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
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L -- ~ -, ~ "a u ~
! lbssa addsd y ~ llhrary: N
GENERAL LlrERATURE
Bsansts. = A.TAs PiaiA MaD
/ jsad ~ wits. sSj
Bsrsy. 4. y. The Atnosphsss. 4.
Bewsfisld. c. 6. Making ~
lFarn Pay.
cattsil. II. w.--Lippincotrs NsW
Medical Dictionary. y
Ebsrieln. H. D.-Mekins and Fur-
nisAins Outdoor Rooms and Porchss.
Ellis. A. R.-Making Z Garage.
Greene. e. Provincial Amstf-
.. lsso-I7ls. M u
\ Harper, n. W.-Animal llusband-
| ~ tor Schools.
Haskin. r. 1.-THE Immigrant. -
Asset and : Liability.
n Hodges, George -Evsryman'a Re-
| Illgion.
\ Holmes. Arthur-The Conserve
tiop Of the Child.
Hyde. w. D.-The Quest Of IN
Best.
Msbie. II. w.--American Ideals.
Character and Life.
II Monroe. Paul. ed.--Cyclopsdia of
Education. Vol s.
Ordway. Edith B.-The Etiquetts
Of To-day.
Reed. Myrtle Happy Women.
II Roosevelt. Theodore History a
Literature. and Other Essays.
Schmucker. 8. C.-The Meaning Of
Evolution.
scott. W. R.-The Americans ia
Panama.
Taylor. Graham Religion in So.
cial Action.
rolmAn. w. H. and l.. b. Kendall
Safety: Methods for Preventing
Occupational and Other Accidents
and Disease.
Trask. Katrina-In the Vanguard.
White. Stewart African
Camp Fires.
FICTION
Brown. Alice-Robin Hoods Barn.
Butler. Ellis Parker-The Jack
Knife Man.
Conner. G. A. P.-The Preiimi-
naries. and Other Stories.
Dostoevsky. Fyodor--The Idiot.
0alsworthy. john The Dark
Flower.
Orayson. David-Adventures In
Friendship.
Hopkins. w. J.-Concernins sally
Howslls. w. D.--New Leaf Mills:
. chronicie.
Locke. w. J.-Stella Maria.
London. Jack-John Barleycorn.
Mitchell. 9. wsir---wesswsys: I
villaes Chrpaicle.
NicAolsoa. Meredith - Othsrwls'
phy1lls.
Norris. Kathleen Poor. Dear Mar
garst Kirby.
o'coaser. x.. +. Plata,
Thank You.
Porter. Gene 0tratton-Laddie.
ROLAND. Ronain-Jsaa Christo
phs.
ROLAND. Roman tJesa christo
phe II Paris.
Roland. Ronain-Jsan Christie
pie: Jourpsy's Dnd.
vsscs. L. J.-yoaa Thursday.
vsiiIsr. Bayard-within tAs Law
Ward. Mrs. Hlnphsy-Ths Cory
seon Family.
| Watts. Mary S.-vaa CIsve.
| Wells. n. Che Passionate
i Prisa1s.
wharton. EditA-Ths Custom Of
~ Country.
JUVENILE BOOKS
/ Brown. Edna A.-Uncls David''
ssss.. ". Pm. 20, ssos.. OF
/ DssksAlss.
Harris. oarrasd- -Jes. sAs Boo.
|t1srnss.
Holland. Rspsss s.-Hiaserse Boy.
II hoods.
'ss''.aa. Rsssss s.--H'sse.'e c'r'.
/ He'laa1. R.ssrs s-H'.sesse la.
n veae1eas.
ka,ss. sanss otis-Bey ssests Ia
lie Lu0bes Ca0D.
l nsa1ek. osaes M.-Jans Stuart.
Ifvta.
i Weeljsy. 3. N.-Denall KIT, the
9esnlng nseerd CeesosDsa1eaG
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La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
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No saloons.
Boys' Club. :
Four hotels. Z Z
Three banks.
One city hall.
Nine churches. :
Three hospitals.
One court house.
One skating rink.
One planning mill.
One kinderGartsn.
Three lumber yards.
0ix school buildings.
;. Three livery stables.
Ono 2b-ton ice plant. =
Ono fire department.
Two steam laundries.
Free delivery Of mails.
One cold storage plant.
Three telegraph offices.
One band and orchestra.
Twenty-four social clubs:
An altitude Of 1000 feet. Z
School population OF 1900.
Two moving picture shows.
Seven thousand population.
Bank deposits Of $1,000. 900.
A $4,000 high school build
ing. =
Twenty-three passenger trains
daily.
One star and three rural
routes.
Telephone system with 1919
phones.
Most sun,iine Of any coiora-
do city.
One public library OF $1,000
volumes.
Miles Of brick and cement
sidewalks.
santa Re shops. employing
1000 men.
Monthly payroll. all sources.
Of 100000.
Water and sewer system
owned BY city.
One railroad reading room
and club house.
Three printing offices and
one newspaper.
Taenty-three fraternal and
secret societies.
Average monthly postoffice
receipts OF $500.
Mennonite sanitarium. five
miles west Of city.
Best prospect Of any town b
the Arkansas Valley.
One brick and tile plant. Of
; 10000 daily capacity.
One Touring mill with zoe
. barrels daily capacity.
Rapidly growing surroundins
agricultural territory.
Headquarters Of the westsrn
grand division Of the Santa Fs
railway.
Electric light and power I
plant. with ail-dsy and all.
night service.
Ten thousand acres Of virgin I
axricultural territory now rapid
" sattiing up.
Forty.thrre miles Of Santa I
Re sidetrack. with . freight
car capacity Of $500.
Local building and loan asso. I
ciation With $4,000. 900 capital
and loans In Otero county aggrs-
eating eSs0.OOo.
In fact. La Junta II the best I
town Of its siss In the state Of
Colorado. and In the center and I
natural clearing house Of ths
richest valley In the world.
Building improvements nov
under way--November. 1919:
Santa Fe General Office Build.
Ing. 100000; opera house.
$4,000: postoffice. e7S.o9o:
Methodist church. $4,000;
Baptist church. $4,000: North
Ia Junta school house. eso.-
coacrsts bridge over Arkansas
river on Santa 70 Trail. eso..
eeo-and more In prospect.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

r. the following article In ne
euntry Gentleman are told the
m a true farmer feels bscause
~ son has decided also 70 b Z
Her Of the soil and the rewards
Aiea would induce him % fol-
ssieS the same life II he had TO 90
yer II again. william r. Light
-, the writer. says:
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

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