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The Newark journal., 1915-09-16

wheat the AEhduGl llIlld AllllIllS Company has sent out the fol- lowing letter, which The Jour nal believes will be of special interest to the farmers of this section at this time.
 We are writing this general letter in answer to hundreds of inquiries we are receiving from the flooded districts and from all over the State. It is our purpose to cover in this letter as near possible the diff ferent problems that have been presented to Us in these letters.
 1. Is 1t good policy to SOW wheat on recently oYerfloWed lands.
 We are advising wheat rais- ing on all flooded lands that are we'll drained and high enough to escape the regular winter and spring floods.
 ?. Was wheat raising a success in Arkansas last year?
 Wheat was certainly a sue cessful crop in Arkansas this year, the average yield per acre Ill the cotton section of Arkansas was from sixteen t0 tWenty-tWo bushels per acre, and in great many sections 1t averaged better. The regular wheat section in Arkansas made very poor yield, and thus cut down the average for Arkan- sas. We bought twenty-five ears from Newark, where the yield was tWenty-two bushels per acre twenty-seven cars from Walnut Ridge where the yield averaged twenty-one bushels per acre; we bought twenty-one cars from Corning, where the yield averaged twen ty-three bushels per acre ; thirty-five cars from Reyno. Pocahontas, and Imboden, where the yield averaged about tWenty-one bushels per acre ; twelve cars from Newport where the average yield was twenty bushels per acre fifteen cars from Batesville, where the average yield was twenty-one bushels per acre, and ten cars from Marmaduke, where the yield was nineteen bushels per acre. All of these are river points in the flooded district, and at all these points the best planters on the best lands had yields ranging from twenty five to forty bushels per acre, but the wheat on the poorlands cut down the average. This wheat netted them $1.00 per bushel ill addition to last win ter's pasturage and the straw stack for the coming winter so as a money crop, it was equal to 10c or 12e for cotton. Of course, some did not give the wheat fair showing, as they sowed if on poor land, and did not properly prepare the seed bed did not harvest it properly, but the average yield and quail ty have been surprisingly good, in fact, the quality is superior to the milling wheat of any other state. Arkansas wheat makes the finest Biscuit and Pastry Flour on earth.
 2. What are the advan- taQes of growing wheat?
 Ii is the first money crop you can raise now, it furnishes winter covering for bare fields, prevents washing or teaching of the nitrates from the soil Wheat can be put in with very little labor and at small ex- pense and is off the land in time to plant other crops. Ii furnishes winter pasture equal to rye, and better than oats, and the pasture will more than pay the planter for the seed and expense of planting. The chances are the wheat will yield well, and will sell for bet ter than $1.00 per bushel. Wheat has inyariable sold for a higher price after every big war, and although the United Gfafp bae l.aicoI b,s F,r +l
The Newark journal., 1915-09-16
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Good residence property in Newark for upland farm five or six miles from town.
 C.. M. FIELDS.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
Alias SIAI,lnNs

In the Superior Court of the State
of California in and for the County
of imperial
Catherine Boyee, plaintiff, VS.. Cbas.
Dillon. ct al, defendants.
Eshleman & Swing attorneys for
plaintiff.
The People Of the State of California
send greeting 10. Charles Dillon, John
Doc, Richard Zoe, ct al, defendants,
You are hereby directed u appear
and answer The complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court of the County Of
Imperial State of California, within
ten days after the service ON YOU Of
this summons-if served within this
county. or within thirty days if served
elsewhere.
And YOU are hereby notified fhat tn
less you appear and answer IS above
required, The said plaintifi VIII TAKE
judgment for any Hoa## a. aan1a5es
demanded i'm tire COMP 59#u5 as ar. sjag
upoa CONTRACT or aL# #Ill apply 40 t1s
court for any other reiief demanded iu
tht complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the superior Court Of the Couptr IF
Imperial State OF California, this 10th
DAY of November. 1915.
81 W. 5. FIsk.
Deputy Clerk. Thurt'e55
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
st VI MONS.

In The superior Court in the County
Of Imperial State of California
w. D. King, plaintiff, vs. {. Garboni
II. ", Brewer, attorney for plain
tiff.
The People of the state Of Califor-
MIA send greetings to: {. Garboni, dc
PENDANT.
You are hereby directed 10 appear
aud ausWer the complaint i'm an action
entitled as above. brought against you
i'm the superior court of the County of
Imperial State of California, within
ten DAYS after the service on YOU Of
this summons. it served within this
county; or within thirty days II served
els eW here.
Aud you src hereby notified that uu-
less you appear and answer as above
REQUIRED. lie said plaintiff viii The
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, ass arising
upon contract, or he will applr 10 the
court for any other relief demanded
in the complaint.
Given under my hand and tbe seal
Of he superior Court Of tae County
Of Imperial, State Of California. this
27th aa1kof SenteInber A. ID. 19i0.
Superior Court SeaD
NJ : COOK, Clerk
BY q. Z. MATTHEW'S,
Denufv Clerk
IL ". BREW EIi.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff. rhtebl0
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
pol FgItA

For SALE Mammoth Bronze turkey
hens. year old; start laying soon. lr
looking for stock turkeys. call be
fore holiday markets close y. Y
Hlasehko, Phone caleNico 23Fa2; g.
miles southeast Silsbee.
FoE sALE-Giant Bronze turkep4
from choicest prize winning stock
Special price on Young hens per
half dozen. Mrs Nellie Hart. Holt
vie, Cal X211
lave Y0G got poultry for sale. FrIz
Heilbronn pays highest prieos. Drop
postal card. BoN G35 FL Cen
tro, x2I6
foB sALE-loo youn6 la4ne hens.
Rocks and leShorns. G. u. vii
Ieuehh9 & Sons. GaleNieo. ed.
FOR SALE Baby chicks. all breedss
place orders early. Mrs. N. A. Ken
d3ll ioltNille. Phone 4SW
FOR SALE-Pure bred Barred Rock
cockerels, cheap. j. A. Bain ranch
Phone 95F5.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
LOST, sTRtYED or STOLEN

FOUND =Poeketbook. 81. miles #sont,-
east of Susbec south sIda If ri4'a,
oWne can have by describing book
am contents. Joe Sehlegel place. .
nil ll south Of siIsbee. J. L. Of
STEAhFp OK STOLEN ..-ge5rso1a
black colt weight 3bout 1.loo: fore.
toy cut Off. NOTIFY " H. Poole, :
iail'. @ssi of FL Centro. x206
afiA9ED cone dog. White. bIae.
SPOT on back; mouths old. Please
notify hamilton Era= xsa7
Eears. old. W,Jsht loo. N. = cal
b4@ieland 5ooe
LOST Enneh ksvs. Return l. f-uifad
&i'ees depot. s. reward x2o7
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
PASTURE MD PRODUCE

Tor sALE-21o fans of hay in tack.
alfalfa aud barley mixed. VIII sell
- tons or moro 1T 50 per ton. Ad-
dress T. $. schulz. Hebcr. cal x2I7
WANTED Sheep pasture. long or
short time. Apply British Il Ameri-
can Mercantile Co 22f North Sey-
enih. El Centre. Phone 291
Sc ACRES eornstaIk stubble for sale
'.Isar Eros. Realty Co 207
PASTURE for Joe head of dry stock.
Q. G. HusseY, SoeIey.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
HARRELL'S EXCLUSIVE
PIANO STORE
The Home
of the
KIM BALI.
622 Main Street,
Ell Centro
NOTICE or NEARING or PETITION
TOR PROBA AgE or WILL.

In the superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the County
of Imperial.
In the matter of ihu state of james
III. Barelefoad, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the ne
titiou Of Alma uareler9ad for the pro
bate OF viii Of james NJ Harcleroaa4
deceased, and for tile ISSUANCE of let
tiers Of administra Ion. with will an
neNed thereon, To Anna Harcleroad will
be heard AT . O'Clock =. fa. Friday. jan
uary Z, 1916, ri The courtroom o. said
superior court If IL Centre fmper=
ial county, California. when and whore
any person interested may appear and
contest the same.
NJ S. COOK, Clerk
By V. n. THOMpTON,
Deputy Clerk.
Dated December II, 1915.
J. STEWART ROSS and
j. T. WHfTFIAW
ATTORNEYS FOR Petitioner.
5FriDcc21ThurDec30
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
SPECIAL. NOTICES

WANTED EVERYONE 10 l,uow thai 1
am leaving the valley and ihai every
thing ] possess. liz the valley L. tor
sale, which includes IL So.o0o stock
of pianos, Buick 1-ton truck, housQ
and lot, household goods store lNs
lures and lease. Come on. Nou bar
gain hunters. Everything Will he
offered cheap in order to maxi shorI
work of it. | am leaving ON account
of sickness and must gel out quiek.
r. l.. Harrell, 60 Main St. lei Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
NOTICE TO CRrDrrops

ESTATE oil George Laubengair, de-
ceased.
Notice j. hereby given he the uns
dcrsIsned Rose Stebold adminiatratrix <
al The est1ie Of GEORGE Laubengair. de-,
ceased, - the creditors OF aud al
ncrspns having claims AGAINST the sa VI
deeeassd 10 eShibit The aame. with the
ug #essafN vouchers. within -four months
after the first publication OF this no
f.sa. ia The said administratriV. At the
n tires of hgr uttHrneNs. Nassrs. Jas
~ G.as=Hara aH " r Frazier. 107-
l#9 iIr#t Aaaa3l fauk builaMg. El
taHitH. California. ar - file sueh
ea.m- with lae aeeassarg 7aaehers.
il tha office ~ H. Clerk Of the Sn,
aalar Court ~ fas rtate of California
III and for the county of ImpcriaI
within said four months
Dated December s. 1915.
ROSE SIEB0BD,#
OF the Estate q { GEORGE
Lauhengair Deceased.
las. ". CLASSIC !eJWand
" r. Ep AFfER
Attorney lop Admiuistratrfx
WodJan5
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
FOR nxcuASGn-nrAL ESTATE

or EXCHANG E-Brick store build
ing in lei Centre, rented: viii trade
for ranch; must be first class land
and well located; can alsa put in >
fine business lots il necessary: pre#
fer SO TO 16o acres. {. +. Sproase.
owner. El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

I'll CENTRIC LODGE, No. s15,
r. Knights of Pythias, meets every
- Tuesday at *. of p. hall, corner
Fifth and Main streets.
j. STANLEY BROWN, c. C.
II. Il. WEBB. K. of r. 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

viii mako first mortgage real
esiaie loans On improved farms fer
- al#o Eanate sale paper aad
WI hnN nap"r secured by cattle.
Iiilee IN rear OF Security CONNER
eiaN and Savln@s Bank I'll Centre
taL A. 3. Dunlap. OFFICE hours, s
-oMEhRp j. soN. nc. l35a agent4
Company LaYc monev To loan of
itfst el3ss farm security. long time
loans, annual interest. with liberal
prepayment privileges. s J. Mont
@,9mefE. NJ gra Room .. Security Bank
8l0g.. IlI Centro. CaI
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
MONEY To LOAN

w IL MAKE LOANS ON close I'M res-
I9eaGe property. Money is readv.
-, delay. Nase application at one.
49, land c. opposite Barbara
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE

COTTON LANDS FOR RENT
cotton. On Mexican side We b5,.e
some excellent land and ON tie Amer
lean side 610 acres. Clarke II. Brad
shaw, office GaleXfeo Market. C3Ie<-
leo. Evenings, 574 Woodward ave
nue. III Cehlro. xii
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
HELP WANTED

WRITE y. N {. A. Auto school Los
Angeles. Catalogue free. 227
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

FOR Fifty-two acres fine sert
soil for alfalfa; near El Centre:
good terms for 3-year lease ". l..
Richardson, Telephone g5F15. MI
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
Residence los oIiTo - 81 s

- = 55i2,N=Afe You gofng to the hog
ON Peter Neekel rancb -. IL ..
Horth. 9f imperial Yonr preaagcs
W. D. appreciated. Peter Nerkrl
ahd Monroe EadY. owners. p @
bslf' auei1oHeer. Tel. 156. 2aG
GAN SELL YOU a string of pick out of
~ 4oNs that can't be beat. price
dlNt5' 10 spfnglng heifers; cash or
terms 0ue-fourth mile north of
.,.5..,,-l. s'o' {. N206
AUCTION HOGS=GO0 baes Ianu.,.,.
= on Burrttt :. Allen hoa- ranch .
mies northwest of Rnalpoad Enr-
ils =. Alien owner L. q. Bair. auc.
oeneer. Tel. f5G. Tel. 14GFl 9oe
foh SALE-Niee little gentle mare
saiIanie for children or women 10
GIret also ton buggy. nearly neyv
+. Rogue. / mile west ana so rods
$afth Of Heber
Fof SALE Tboro0ehbred Baroc-Jer-
se4 COWS. So each; giIts. SIS. with
l.. hafis, Rooms L, Opera House
~. NIP
foit SALE Duroe-Jersey brood sowa
- &5Iss 10 t1rroW in January f91e
- .aIoe shol#e boars ON hand. q
@ilouEh5E x Sons. Calexico. cal.
FoE SALE OK TRADE-six head fbor-
on2heIed stock, mares, . Swear
Cd colts, Nearlings. N q. Hill T.
+. d. I, Box 4. 229
FOR SALE-49 dairy cows 10 vaarIine
heIfers, bulls and II calves. ] II
NahdiNer, Joining CaleSico on north.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
HOLTON TNTER-URRAN
RAILWAY COMPANY

Between El Centre and HoltVIlle
Fare 80 cents. Round trip fare 60
cents.
Leave lei Centre
1:5O am. H$11:30 am.
$40 pm. $3.50 pm
fSundavs leave lei Centro, $50 a. IN.
on Wednesdays, II IN.
Leave HOltyiIic.
700 am S8.15a.m.
4;45 pm. $3.50 pm.
sDO not run Sundays.
Between III Centre, SceIey and Dixie
land.
LV LV. LV.
ll Gentro Seeley Dixieland
80 a. m. 1920 am. 110:00 a. m.
5:35 pm. 6:30 pm. Clio pm.
On Wednesdays leave Dixielaud,
10.f5.
Train service between Dixic1and aud
Coyote Wells every Wednesday, Nos
/ and ..
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
MUSICIANS
FURNITURE
WAATIsiB-AlORI

WANTED-WorE, by 17-ycar-old boy.
on ranch or in city; can milk. Ad-
dress Box 81, El Ccntro.
ANTEB-Position by lady steno-
"ranher; experienced. Address a. NJ.
Ray r. ~ Centre. Cal. t206
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
For sALE--REAL EsTATE

FOR sALE94o acres of the finest land
Centroi ,reday for cotton or an. ~
crop; fully water stocked. cen1eif
checks will sell at cash price and
take small payment down, balance
house as first payment. or mia5t 3'.5.i.
consider team work as first nj
ment. Address IoN Y W. Pres Of
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

FANCY RECLEANED Alfalfa Seed mo
sour clover, ia per 1o0 pounds,
f. o. b. your station. Seed delivered
to your ranch inside 5-mile limit I'M
perial Valley Seed x Plant Co, op-
posite p. o. Tel CIV
RECLEANED ALFALFA SEED-Ex-
cellent color. very high germination,
first class quality, zoe per pound f..
o. b. your railroad station. Send for
sample. T.. i. Sanguinetti Yuma.
Ari2. 21f
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

Adj e'aSi Aof the Large
GHAS. JOHNSON u z,A->y
AugfIUnepr.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

WANTED-Parties with families wish
ing TO put in cotton and corr crops
on shares Oand. water. stock and
machinery furnished) II communi-
cate with Ashton S. Cooke, Braw-
lev Sof1
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
ron sALI.-LI4E STOCK
JOHNSON q ZINE
SALE DATES

W il#43iftE, Res iztered HoIsfein bulIs
n, n ,,l..a.. ,,glaaesaaN January =. Is86. On n. IT
Is1 IN IN ranch, one-half mile vest Of
give oea eent discount Tor 55a e5sh. ca ihiio'''i's.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

For SALE Forty aeras Of The f,#ast
land in the valley. a few mules f5an,
~ Sentro; water-atoeRed. decided
iand. big sacrifice if Ia zen saon
EuY from the owner and save egn,
mission. Address Box y Z. Pc af
hl1i.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

FOR sALE-16o acres 10 snbdiyjdg.
VIII sell in 4os On practically a fe1t
proposition, with 10 years lime for
payment pa; zen prne c. Harrington, See
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

FOR SALE-37 acres miles east of
neDer, on easy terms. john Crn4e
Riverside, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

Attorney lop Administer trix.
WcdJ0n5
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

FOR RENTED acres for cotton FOR
share of crop; good house and cor
rails; land located north Of El Centric
on Dahlia canal. Address John k
Admin ImnorLnI L. Z d . Hona
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13

for Wakesfeld and Roxbury, Mass.
where she will visit her daughter and
sisters.
George w. Kidder went to-day to
Lowell, where he will spend few days
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Felt, Mrs. Lynn
E-ooks and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith
were among those who left on the ex-
cursion TO Boston this morning.
Frank Upper returned to-day from
Burlington, where he passed several days
with friends, resuming his duties this
noon at the Central Nermn stain.
+. S. Pease of the industrial accident
board went TODAY TO Richford TO attend
the Sunday school convention.
Edward NJ. Goddard, former assistant
state librarian, arrived in the city this
morning from New York, where he ar
rived two weeks ago from South AVler-
lea. where he passed the summer. He
win make an indefinite visit in the city
with relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. w. A. Lebourveau and Miss Har'
riet Houston returned last night from a
weeks visit in Montreal.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs. G
A. Dodge of the Montpelier road Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Abbie j. Balch of ST. Johnsbury
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M. Morri-
son of South Main street.
Dix Camp, the Randolph transconti-
mental traveller who motored from coast
to coast last summer, gave lecture in
Williamstown last evening and brought
the famous across-continent car to that
village to permit the citizens to inspect
it. A number of Barre people heard Mr..
Camps Illuminating description of the
trip and joined with Williamstown folks
in looking over the auto, which was
parked just OUTSIDE the hall. Among the
pleasing features Of a program that pre-
coded the lecture were vocal solo by
George +. Mackay and piano solo by
Miss Blanche Spaulding of this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13

were taken this morning over the Mont.
pelier & Wells River railroad TO Bangor
Me, where services will be held in Grace
church Burial is to be in 0rono, Me
/ The body was accompanied by DIR. Hatch
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flye of Kingman
Me-, who were here to attend the fu'
neral Of their daughter, and by Mrs. Fay
Howard of Boston, a sister of the de.
ceased. The bearers were members OF
the Montpelier seminary faculty and the
student body.
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy and Deputy
Sheriff Henry Lawson returned this
morning from Boston, where they at
tended the two worlds series games,
NJ. X. Dwinell also returned this morning
from Boston.
Ned Alexander returned to-day from
Randolph. where he made a brief visit
with relatives.
The regularly quarterly meeting Of
the state beard Of pharmacy was held
to-day in the Senate chamber at the
State House. nearly a dozen candidates
appearing 20 take the examinations. The
board is composed Of the following; Ma
son G Becbe Of Burlington. secretaryi
C. II. skinner, Windsori ID. r. Root,
Brattlebofo; NJ. L. Gokay, Benningtoni
Edward G.. McCallen, Rutland.
The case Of Mary {. Bilodeau W
Moose River Lumber company, Essex
county. was heard to-day in supreme
court. the other Essex county case listed
for this term having been argued yes
terday afternoon. The other case VAS
Joseph and Sarah Lapointe Va Ovid sage
and Thomas I.apointe, ejectment. Gale
donna county cases viii BE- taken mp
next
~. &. Robbins Of Boston. member of
the firm IL Densmore a Leclair. archi-
fects. who have charge Of the plans for
the new state building. arrived in The
city yesterday. and met members Of the
state building commission ~ the state
House. Bids have not yet been adser-
tised for the new building
Mr.. Ira NJ smith and Mrs. Carl n.
Morgan II Iittleton. n ". who have
been passing q week 81 NigEerhead pond
- the guests ~ Mr. and Mrs.. G. II.
Barton ~ this city. returned today 70
Their homes
Mr.. y. G. Msroou left this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Visit second floor for bargains al
/ Naughans.-Adv.
Bargain tables on second floor at the
/ Vaughan Store.--Adv.
A daughter was born Oct. IL TO Rev
and Mrs. George II. Holt of Hill street
Mrs. X. ID. Monkey went to Waterbury
this forenoon for few days visit witt
I friends.
! Frank s. Ladd Of Essex junction is
I visiting relatives at Cutler Corner for a
few days.
/ Cabbages SC head; beets, carrots
/ turnips, 45c a bu., purchaser 70 take
away. Call at Roben place, South Barre.
ADV.
Mrs. Bernice Hall returned 10 her home
in Hartford this forenoon, after passing
the week end and holiday with friends
in the city.
Attention. Maccabeesi The winning
side in the contest will be entertained by
the losing side in X, Of p. hail Thursday
evening, Oct. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Jackson Of Hin
street have returned 20 the city after
passing several days In their camp az
Highgate Springs.
l. p. Green Of Thomasville, Ca. a
travelling passenger agent for the At
lantic coast line is passing a few days
in the city on business.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
trustees Of the Barre CITY hospital viii
be held az The hospital building Nednes
day evening az 5 O'Clock.
A conaiction Of dates has led 30 the
postpOncment Of ladies night AZ the Vim
citia club. which was 90 have been hold
Thursday evening. Instead, the first Ia
dies night Of the season vii be ar
ranged tor some evening neat wck.
A street car over the line of the H. a
NJ 7. a 2. 60. and q touring car owned
by Jones & Nye. the Depot square liv-
erymen. came together near the Pearl
street intersection On North Main street
last evening. but a. the motor and the
trolley car were going SLOWLY A. THE time
little damage Wus done - the former.
A young man NAMED Cummings VS.
driving the livery car and the street car
vas in charge II Matorman Slmunds
Luigi Mahisi and zseehefino Irunfiii
two ueil kngun stone workers in Tire
Barre Ifsilen rai0uy uiH ieaFe Tire city
lHte this evening fnr New York. whence
fheT are g. sal within q few fass For
their f0rtnsf bone in u0Tf BERN Italy
Bofh msn have haen called 20 he ooloFs
~ the Italian eunsui in New Vera anf
nrt snang the So cf tiieif enurfrsiuet
n Barre ulsn have resretat.a. Nsssrs.
MaFd and Brunsiii srTHfs e. tuiu tls
army inuusd .ateiy uEsru tiisr arrival iu
Ttaly.
fniess fts Rsrrtliear fifv eaauutittef
sars ~ e. sfrrnrther tif faundatinn rf
tts aarstsa in rify rark. 9 is BARELY
fhat tht Ne rals rfn - rsmgrHi -
r0rrUH unasr fhs fFrfiu ~ 81 ttf ri
fsrmrsie STRESS rsuu.aftrs- EE esrerri
rerks tht steF Ht.h j. - strsstF nr-
rreiss eitt Rnn. hHs taef nHsr tht 81
rrfsns iaaninz snwsr ~ Fssa- flnwssrs
lssts tases assasksg e. slss uslf - kHsr
p frur tsfFsi trt uuasa fseTs 49,
asss insFeessE - trss 81 80 ~ ett-t.
firrs y fas-1 ftat rrNef rn
rrrran nFs rsi SO hanf s E
arf tuust nesiref So r y
se mlHnesr AZ So @
trnrs an8 rsF ri fe At
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13
MONTPELIER
Three Steel Orders Missing From Con-
Segment for New Bridge.

Twenty steel girders, seventy feet in
length, to be used in the construction OF
the steel and cement bridge on state
street, arrived in the city yesterday
and were unloaded in the Central YER
mont yard near the freight depot. Three
girders were lost somewhere between
the shipping point and Montpelier. The
big girders, weighing seven or eight tons
apiece, were unloaded from the fiat cars
20 the ground in less than three hours,
the quick work being possible because Of
the big wrecking derrick belonging TO
the railroad being brought TO the scene.
The derrick was sent 20 Barre yesterday
from ST. Adams TO replace several
freight cars on the irons which went of
in the Barre yard, and arrangements
were quickly made by the engineer IN
charge Of the bridge with Trainmaster
Keefe to have the derrick stop in Mont
pelier long enough TO unload the girders.
The remains Of Mrs. John W. Hatch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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