The Glenwood post., 1915-04-24
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1t has been old Dobin for us the
past few days; all on account of hav-
ing the misfortune TO strip one of the
gears of the Harley-it meant a few
days of plodding along with a horse,
and also meant disadvantage to the
patrons of the route. With the Har-
ley Davidson, the Sunlight folks got
their mail at 80 to IL a. m. and with
horse power they are lucky to see us
in their midst at l p. m.-quite a diff
money orders made out by the folks
on the Z. F. d. when We have the
machine going, can be made out At the
post Office and dispatched ON the after
noon train. BY the slower method Of
going the rounds with . horse, We can
not make the Office until after s p. NJ.
and then the money orders must lie
over until the next day-twenty-fOur
hours and more lost to patrons, be.
cause they are so fixed As to have one
of the bummest roads that ever made
. mail carrier euss-and it - only hurt
ing themselves, for they Lose out In
mail service in every way. We need
road On Four Mile, aesd then bad;
and for thirty years il Ass been that
way. 80 there is starting ths ball
rolling for half chance for the Haf-
ley y-Davidson-give 10 half . road, and
you can look for the mail man coming
to ysur mail bsx Oh high-otherwiss
. plodding along with . tired horse,
and hours later, which appeals to youf
slow service, or prompt, quick time
with your mail At the box before you
relize that the morning has hardly be-
guni It can be done-this better road
movement-if all of the patrons would
stick by us and insist on having good
roads, then it would be but . shor.
time until Four Mile would have some
sort Of road. We make this appeal 10
you to pitch in and help us out ON this
proposition of getting something done
in the way Of making the road at least
passable.
H. H. Roberts, one of our patrons,
has won for himself = record Of having
the champion laying hens on the whole
route. All winter his hens kept up
laying, and that was the talk Of -Four
Mile, no hens for miles around coui1
come up to Roberts prize hen fruit
producers. We wanted to be let in on
the secret, 80 that others might be en-
lightened and go forth and do like
wise-folowing is the secret of the
whole shebang: Mr.. Roberts gets his
hens ont early each morning and after
a good feed let's them back again 70
their roost, and after closing the doos'
darkens the hen house, so that the
chickens think it is night and turn IN
for a snooze-a couple of hours later
Roberts turns the hens out and gives
them another big feed-of course the
hens are under the impression that an
other day has passed along and begln
IN Law. which causes each nd every her
TO produce their two eggs a day with
ont fail, It's a simple plan and could
he carried on by anybody who goes az
il to win. And two eggs day FROM
each hen is something to caekle abont
H. H. Roberts says he could fool hi'
hens this wav, and make 'em lay thr"'
eggs day, but he does not believe II
overriding a good thing.
Mrs. R. w. Amspoker and two XIII
dies have been visiting with the HON
I folks on Four Mile the past few days
However, R. W., who is the chief cool
:. and bottle washer of New Castle
), pride and hope-the Garfield Count.
e Democrat, simply could not get out Tn
4 Democrat without the aid Of Mrs. Ans
noker. 40 that her visit was cut shor'
2 and she returned to New Castle, an
n the editor of said paper is once NOR
happy and pounding out good stun 10
his many readers Of the CARTEL
i County Democrat.
+ Gosh. come to think about it, it
d nine times out of ten, the wife th'
Y makes the go of it, and not the MAJ
e perhaps that is one reason why v
d never did amount to a blamed thin
in life. GIRLS, here's a hint for yo
A large number Of sunlighters We
down to Glenwood the past week. II
b Ricardo FAM murder trial bringir
le most Of then down ~ witnesses on u