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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13
Will Drill For
Oil At Interior

The Oil and Gas Company or
ganized at Interior about two years
ago by the enterDrising business
men and farmers and ranchmen
surrounding that town has at last
been rewarded in the effort to secure
outside capital to come there and
drill for oil.
The company has had during
the past few months several oil eN-
perts visit them and after these
gentlemen went thoroughly over
the ground and their reports made
over the outlook, Mr.. w. c. Weav-
er of Oklahoma, who represents
the Pennsylvania Oil Co., of Pitts
burg, Pa, has called upon the com
pany and has agreed to finance the
drilling if the Oil company will
only secure a lease on 40, 900 acres
of land surrounding Interior, with
in a radius of twenty-five miles.
The Press sincerely hopes that
every person who is fortunate en-
ough to own land in the vicinity
referred to around Interior will lose
no time in writing to the secretary
of the Oil and Gas Company for a
a blank lease so as to get the land
secured at once. Mr.. Weaver and
his company, we are informed, are
ready to go to work at drilling inn
mediately and should oil be found
down at Interior, it is a safe bet
that we have it all along White
River and the discovery would
mean more than words can tell for
this section of South Dakora.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13
Electric Plant Assured

At the monthly meeting held Mon
day evening in the city hall, the city
council took up the matter of fran
chise for an electric light plant, APP
piled for by Holcomb Bros, Of VOL
sey, and gave the franchise its first
reading. e. II. Holcomb was present
and went into the matter i'm detail
The second reading will be given at
an early date, and after two weeks
publication it is expected that the
franchise will become legal.
Negotiations are under way for lot
where the building TO house the plant
will be constructed. The orders for
material are in such shape that 1t is
believed there will be no delay in
that respect and it is expected that
the work can be fastened 80 that the
plant may begin operations soon after
December 1st.
That the coming of this ENTERPRISE
is assured is as good piece of news
as we have been able to give our
readers in many day. That its man
agement will be in the hands of men
who know the business is matter of
congratulation. Such plant as Hol-
comb Bros. plan OIL installing will re-
ceive good patronage from the people
of Philip. Phillip Review.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

Instead of friendship and friend
illness there has been pickering and
strife.
Factions have fast multiplied
where there should have been unity
of interests.
1t has been a case of everyone
for himself and the Devil take the
rest.
Yet. let us not be too hastv in
our criticisms.
Better is it that we take the Mex
lean situation as an object lesson
to ourselves.
For with all our boasted civiliza-
ton we too have much to learn of
the value of cooperation.
Too often we are thoughtless of
our fellows and do not appreciate
that in most instances their inter
ests and ours are common.
A nation cannot thrive without
the complete cooperation Of all its
units. The same is true of the
state, the county and the commun-
ity.
There is no class of trade, no
business activity, that is wholly
independent.
No class of people is 50 set apart
that they can wholly serve their own
ends.
The consumer cannot get along
without the producer; the producer
cannot get along without the con-
sumer.
The consumer of a community
prosper in the proportion TO the
prosperity of the producers, and
vice versa.
No community can thrive when
its citizens are without sympathy
for each others interests; when
team work is lacking.
Let us learn from Mexico.
Let Us boost our community and
the men of our community.
Let us work with each other and
for each other and thus for our
selves.
Let us build up our community,
not tear it down.
Let us be constructive: not de-
structive.
Through the elimination of all
petty jealousios-by earnest team
work-let US make our community
what it should be.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13
Community Idea,

What's the matter with Mexico?
For decade upon decade this,
one of earth's richest offering TO
mankind, has been rent assunder.
Why?
Simply because the Mexican peo-
pie have no conception of co-opera-
tion.
They have no understanding Of
mans duty to man; OF mans de-
pendance upon his fellows.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13
Pigs and Calves For Sale.

/ have several pure bred Duroc boar
pigs for sale at $12 each. Also other
pigs and three calves.
l.. S. Dubois, Kadoka, s. d.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

Our commissioners of deeds Barth and county
auditor Bernau returned last Friday Fort Pierre where
they had of days the settlement with
the from Hakon and Stanley That settlement
between the Press believes desired by
Jackson assured that the Jack
county of everything
bring about adjustment of affairs fair all
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

If republican, and tempted for the reelection
Of President Wilson, should carefully consider the
about take for the welfare of the United States depends
which elects the United States the election
November Experience has demonstrated that the principles of the
democratic applied policies the
the United and people, No
will deny that good for their farm
products during the The democrats and President
Wilson entitled credit this The farmers who have made
study the situation know why of farm products have been
high They been feeding armies Europe The high
the should blind the the future The
the President
Wilson reeader. Whether he kept he is
after the democratic free
trade would be flood the United States with cheap goods
which would American goods including
products for Judge Hughes for president the United States
will aid preventing prices United
after the European ends
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

He occasions held positions of
found the right side everything He well qualified hold the
which he look well after the
the his district He deserves the loyal of
Republican this district the coming election Novem
ber.-Interor Index
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

j. c. Rounds the Republican candidate representative
his this week Mr. Rounds needs introduction
readers lived this of the
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

you heard anything meeting being called look
supply?
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

The city council at Philip has granted franchise for the Install
lighting plant Kadoka business should
busy capital small plant would big dividends
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13
EDITORIAL COM MENT
BY THE PKEsS EDITOR
PUBLISHERS
ANNOUNCEMENT
ssssssssssss

1EGINNING on the First day of
Isl November, 1916, the subscrip-
- tion price to the PRSSs will be
i---i $1.50 year. From now and
up to that time our subscribers
will be allowed to pay all back subscrip-
tions and if desired, one year ONLY, in ad-
vance at the present price of the publica
ton, one dollar the year.
This move upon our part has become
absolutely necessary on account of the in
creasing price of paper, metal, etc., which
we have to buy to keep the PRESS going.
The increase may cause us to lose some Of
our readers and of course we in a way do
not like to lose friends of the PRESS, yet
should we lose them, it is better than for
us to run behind financially on our
large subscription list.
The PRESS in the future as in the
past will always be the wide awake news
paper that it is and solicits your continU-
alton as a reader, but the price must be
raised on November l., 1916, to $1.50
per year.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-10-13

The nominees of the republican congressional and ticket
all tried worthy the who wish
affairs of the conducted honest and busnesske
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-03

oerfibrten M10hens. aber es III
eth Wenldenidtdial, 6as bier bon
Sansiafob init Ser 2iebe eines eh-
ten Didters uno 9riefters fir Die
lMeniden IN 10 lhlihter @eiie boz
,nnieren Mugen entbiiat miro, oaB es
nns tief erareift, obidon Ser miloe
Saudi Der 8eriobnung oas Gauge
.nerflGrt a.. l
Ms @r5dbler miro 6ansiafob all
ole Nadtpelt fommen; Der 5orl6er
anf benz @ebiete Ser 4ulturgeidibte
miro in lpdterert 3eiten feline at-
oeren Shriften olrditobern nnb bdr-
aus mandJe Shmdden nnlerer Gage
fennen lernen, oenn oieier babiide
8rie1ter, ser pdbreno oes &liltltr-
fumpfes aud binter @efangnismali.
ern geriet, mar Elm gutter geoba6ter.
ser ieooh oen Sebler belaB, bob er
ftb I'M al[gemetnen nibt iiber Die
9inee erbeben f%onnte, ionoern alS
&ino letnes Sabrbunoerts m t%auieni
@in5elbeiten lteden blieb.
Olmerifa.)
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8rtcgs : Nadribtem.

Sn pier5ia groBeren oeutiden
'Stdoten fmioen Wittmod abeno
geriammlungen Itatti Die oas nNa-
tional : &omite fir @eritellung ei-
mes ebrenooaen 5rieoens" oeranital-
tet bate. 9iefes &omite min onrh
feline @gitation belebrenb inter Dem
8ltbIifum mirfen uno linn fiar ma
dett oaB iibertriebene Srieoensfor-
berungen uno Srieoensboffmingen
ntht am 8lase iino. Sn oiefem
Sinne tparen au1 Ole Geoen in ben
8erlammIungen am Wittmob ge.
halten. Die &eoner gingen aber
niht naber auf Ole Srieoensbeoin-
gutgen ein uno Iasten ouh ben 3lt-
borern nidt often, mas nah oer Wei-
nuttg oes 4omites ais Srieoens-
beoingung BON oen 9euti1en eefor.
bert meroen ioIte. Sn Berlin faro
Die 8erlammlung in Der Bbilbarmo-
MIA Itdtt utto Trof. 6arnaf mar Ser
&eoner. gr erfl1rte, bie beioen
Galtpt5pefe oes &rieges Ieien, Dab
&nBlano tpeiter nod 9itett suriifge-
ordngt tperbe, neil es BORT feline gro
BE Miiiion utto i'm @eiten nihts
5a Iuhen babe, uno oaB Die nnein-
eeihrdnfte Serridaft gngTanos iiber
oas Weer ut6 oas 8ninflent1im Bel
giens aufboretr miiffe.
Nus Motterbam iuirb gemeloet,
man babe bic srSkte Sfotte bon Sep
pelinen borbeifliesen ieben, Die nod
ientals bon Golnnb aus geieben
tpmr0c. IF
@uf Sem Eanganpifa See in
0e1tlb 0itafrifd, lit oas oeittif)c
&dnonenboot o@raf BON @oesen~
BON oeut belgiid)en aanonenboot
gNetto" perIellft moroen. Die Na6-
riht Itammt aus elmer belgiif]en
OueGe. ltnierer Meinunq nod
tounte i~i6erboupt fem Sell 0eutid)-
Oftafrifa's mebr i'm 9eiib Ser 0eilt-
lfen fem, mertt alle oie Siege mdbr
udreiL pelhe oie 9elsier BORT ihon
errtutqen bobet.
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SnIanb.

&eprdlentant 8orlano bon
MiiIonri bat leinen Intrag auf cine
idarfe llnterlufung Oes geef Sruits
I'M Experimentation : Saule in guns
entlhieoener @eiie erneuert. Der
BON ibm I'M lebten @inter eingerei6-
te oiesbe5iigli6e @ntrag lit BON
Den Mitglieoern oes Suiti5 aomi-
ties Dor uneefdbr feds Wonaten be-
grabeli, troboem man elm groBes 8e-
lbrei anItellte, mie man es Dem geel
Sruit eintranfen polite. Die Sleiif)-
preiie iino in5mii6en rubig fpeiter
geitiegen uno Die Millionar- Yafer"
Die nift MIR bem pierbeinigen 8ieF
lonbern auh Den langmiitigen, ge-
buloigen amerifaniiden 9oniumen-
ten bas Sell in aller Seelenrube
iiber Die Sbren 5ieben, laden iid
ms 5Gultfen.
Die iogen. oSoneit 9asfet
Biz, cine 8orlage, melhe einbeitli'
DIE MaBe beitimmt fiir Die 0imen'
iionen ut1b Den &miminbolt bon
5ru6tforbhen, Die fir ben 5miiden.
itoatliden 8erianot BON 8eeren unh
ObIt gebraudt iperoen, murbe BON
Observation-Disclosures %angenommen.
- 9leuett in @aibington lit bie
erlte Der amerifanii6en St6ote, mel.
DIE ben Blan, .gageslibt 81 iporen"
ongenommen unb ibre llbren INN /
Stunoe porgeite1t bat. Die Staot
gebort elmer rieiigen Sol5bdnbler.
Sirma; Die Irbeits5eit beginnt friif
i'm flint llbr uno mie es iheint
n%tiiifen Die angeitelten Ser n2umber
Company" 90 Stunoen pro Gag ar.
beiten.
Sn &anias Gitp, Mo., mirf
am 80. auguit oaS 80, goloene On.
compliment Der @rano g(rmp Of tbt
Nepubic i~tattfinoen. Man ertpartet
6ob iid an 10000 &eteraneu bier3r
einfii1oen, bon oenen inoeB nlir me.
nige ii6 nod 81 SUB an Ger Baraot
beteiligen peroer.
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Der germaltrnssrat fir gr5ie-
b~ungsmeien bat fir ben unterribt
zines iesen idulpflidtigen ainoe5
i'm Staate Die Summe pom 81 pro
Sdultermin a~ilgeiuieien. Die 3abt
Der iduIpflidtigen ainoer bel6uft
iid auf t,246,S96, gu oeren er5ie.
bung Der Staat einen idbrlihen Sci.
troe bon $500, 900 leiIten miro.
goitb 9ufe, Die iiingite So6-
fer BON 6. 6. Olife, aaiiierer Der
5arm State 9anf in Clarendon,
lfoB iih infolge zines umgIiidli6en
3ufalles NIT einem Gepoloer in ben
&opf iirb itarb aiigen6Iidlih.
= Die aneeItellten 1tnteriu6nln-
gen, melde Die ltriaden oes am
Dienftog in Ser Idbe bon Oaaos
ftottgehnnoenen Giienbabn /. unfanes,
bel bern orei Yerionen get0tet MIR
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Greie RreTe fit seras: Dounaaag 3, angnf 1916.

oo, ni6on I'M Sonuar oieles SobreS
runo 60 Yro5ent betragen; ieitber tit
err noh erbebli6 g%eitiegen, b%elonoers
ouf BEN 9rufpapieren." ltno aus
Orudpapier uno Bappe beltebt altf)
ser moterieae Sell Ser @ebetbiider.
SIM M~ittelalter pertpenoete mott oo5u
8ergament; pieQei6t erflart oos
altdl tparltm Ole Srommigfeit 90
mails o~auerbofter NOR. Mn1erifa.
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ben, ermitteln loaten, 1ttto abIolltt
re ultatlos perlaufen; es miro ange-
nornnen, oaB infolge Ser @ite Iih
oie Shienett dusgeoebnt, ~gelporfen
ooer geboben baben nno bierourA
oos. ungliif berbeigefiibrt m1roe.
- gna gggleIton, oie 16iabrige
gohter bes IN ser Ndbe BON Iltbrep
lebenoen Sormers See gegleIton,
muroe in ibrem 3immer init elmer
SduBmunbe I'M &orper tot aufge-
fltnben; Elm abgefeuerter Gebolper
Iag nebeft ifbr. Wan glau6t, ooB oas
WGohen NIT benf &epolper Ipielte
uno oaB itd biebrei oie @offe emit
luo.
Sn @eItboff perfeiltell iid Elm
babies 9ubeno Werifaner nad a0en
&egeln Ser <nlt, bis Ser Son ltabler
@in 8otpen, Ser berbeigerlifen mar,
lint oen 4rafebl gu unteroriidelt, auf
Ser 9iloflG1e eri6ien. &aum muir
ben sic .Sombres" oes 9eamten
onii6tie, ols iie it6 pereint auf i'm
Itiir5ten. Webrere &ugeln, Die auf
BotpeG obgefeuert mareit, ei1tgen
gliidli6erpeiie febl, bo6 puroe er
,61lr6 Meiieriti6e libel 5ugeridtet, 10
oaB er it6 peranlaBt iab, bon ieiner
@affe @ebrau6 gu MAIDEN. Gin
Merifaner muroe erI6oiien, orei ein-
geiteft unb 5mei perben nod geiu6t;
ser &onltabler Iiegt nit einem tii6-
tigen Stib IN ser Seite rlto mebre-
rem anoern an Irmen uno 8rillt i'm
gett.
Cine hemii6e @nolpIe BON TO-
gen. ygfear Beer, meI6es Solooten
in einem bel Gel &io befin0li6en
MiIitGrlager bon S1noIern ODER
Marfetenoern ongeboten puroe,
5eiste einen geringen aIfoboIgebalt.
Cine Yrobe oes 8ieres NOR BON
2eutnant Sort CUR Inter Iudung al
oas Sure Soob ono Drug 9epartc-
ment" nod 4uitin eei6idt; Der crafte
Mlfobolgebalt lit bon Sen Gbemifern
nod nidt getau feiteeitel(t.
Sn Gan Ingelo tprroen orei
Sungens, Die inn @lter BON 10 Bis
ID Sabren lteben, ipegen 8eriib1ng
peridieoener Spisbiibereien einge-
iteft. Die boffnungsbollen Srii6t-
hen iparen IN ser Naht bonn %. unb
90. Slli in mebrere Stores einge-
brofen uno batten oaraus betradt-
Iide QuantitGten @aaren geitobIen.
Snfolge bes reif)Iih gefaaenen
Megens lit in Der @egeno bon @lica
bas unfrant nif ben Sel6ern 10 in
Die &obe geidoiien, oaB es Die be-
itellten Selofriidte bod iiberpudert
bat uno es oen Sarmern unm0gli6
lit, oaifelbe bur6 Saden ODER Die an
bern iibIifen Metbooen 81 entferneit.
gs bleibt BEN @nnbmirten oesbalb
ipeiter nidts iibrig, als bas l1nfraltt
a%b3nmdben uno lire Seller anFs
Neue 5u belte1en.
- Sbie usleton, Elm in Der Habe
bon Gainesville Iebenoer 24iabriger
fiel bon ieinenl nit Safer
belabenen Sarmnagen, Die &aoer
gingen iiber bie @ruit bes ltngliidli-
den uilo er tpitroe auf Der Stele ges
totet.
+ = 3ablrei6e Sormer III Der 8e-
genb bon SIatonia iinb aiigenblidli6
on ser @rbeit, ibre rSilos" 8u fill
Ieal; bieielben baden cine &apo5itdt
BON ourhihnittlih 100 Sonnen.
Ser WatroIe e. Carlton fiel
bon ser MnItipibe oes in @alpeIton
anfernoen Morgan : 9nnpfers 81
.Iorte" auf oas @eroef oes Shiffes
berob ur,o mar auf Ser Steae tot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-03

Da Der 8oitperfebr ii6 in ben
Iestett @oden 10 ungebeuer geitei-
aert bat, nor es oen anf ben giien-
babter beihaftieten Hoit-Glerfs nn,
mogIid, Die @rbeit IN 5ufrieoenitel-
LENDER @eiie 5u betpaltigen nnb 5mei
1teue 8eomte muBten atlgeIteGt mer-
ben. Mnf Der Strede San @ntonio.
Saplor murbe SuIes Simon uno
Spilden Gan Mntonio ltno 9el &io
81. s. &riieer ais Siilfs-Glerf einee-
itent.
- Cine aus Den Serren 8. 6.
Senb, Sarrp 8. Winer unb 8. 6.
Srisbie ~beitebenoe &ommiiiion, mel
DIE BON ben Gountp &ommiliaren
ernannt mar, ifdste ELM 9an Gulf
ban geboriees II. in Der @ranopiep
@ooition gelegenes @%rl1noitiif gum
@erte bon $4,000 ab. Oas 2ano
miro bon Der Gan Intonio Self &
Terminal Company fir 9abn5medc
gebrau9t nn6 Snaiban batte fih ge-
tueigert, baiielbe au berfaufen.
Orei MngeIte1te inn 8iiro 6es
ita6tiiden Sngenieurs baben ibre
@ntIaiiung eingereift, ba ibnen bei-
iere MnlteQungea pinften. 3pei
gingen III ben 9ienit Ser 9nnoesre-
gierurg alf Sort Gam 8ouiton; Ser
brittle begab lih na6 Mifiiiiippi als
StraBenpflaiterungs Snipeftor.
- Muf @rnn6 eines uSabeas
CORPUS" : @erfabrens oronete @i1-
fer Mnoerlon bonn 81. 9iifrifts- Sc
ridt Die @ntlaiiung oes I'M Soutb,
iueiterrr Sniane Mlplum untereebrad)-
ten S. SO. 9urbin an. Der Wann
NOR bon elmer aus 69ler5ten beIteben=
ben @ommiiiion, beren ltrteil omrfl
Musiagen aablreider 3eueen beitdrft
mar, fit tpabniinnig erflart. 9urd)
Die gntfdeioung &idter Mroerlon'5
miro Der geflno Der Srren : @om-
MILTON als niG uno nidtig umge.
itoBen.
Oie In5abl Der Special Deli
.Derp" griefe bat li6 nab elmer Mit-
tcilung nnleres Boitamtes beinnbe
perooppelt. @1breno Die 3abl Der
lclben iih in ben friiberen CONNER
inonaten auf et1pa 5000 pro Wonat
belief, tpurben i'm SuIi 1926 abge-
licfert.
3tuei Solbaten, melde MORO
lid pom Sort Sam Souiton elm per-
lniIenes @utomobil auf Ser 2anb-
ftrdbe Iteben faben, beabiidtigten
oasieIbe nod Der Ioli5ei : Station
5u bringen nnb bort ab5uliefern
gliidliherpeile teilten tie lire @b-
fif einem @rmee : 9elegrapbiltet
nit, oenn iie pltroen perbaftet, ebe
fie Die BoIi5ei : Station erreiher
fonnten. 9a iid lire @ngaben, mit
Der 9elegrapbiit t~elepbonii6 beitG.
tigte, aIs tpnbr ertpieien, lieB maj
Die bei6en Observation-Disclosures lall
fen.
Sn elmer &oGiiion, Die 5pi
lfen 5fpei Wagen Der ltdotil6er
Seuertpebr unb einem @ispugen
6eiien Bferoe ourheingen, an oel
SouIton uno Bonnie StraBe ltatt
fono, muroen fiinf Eferoe perleet.
Gin neues Ooerlano @utomo
bill, Delfes 5ranf 8epnolbs, 1015
8urnet StraBe, gebort, bot Die piel
begebrte 2i5ens.M hummer 10000
erbalten. Die SO. 10,00t ging oil
cine Der 5irma go. Stepes & Sons
geborige Waidine iiber.
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Die n6dJften rteutralen 9ampfer,
Die Boltfahen fir Deutf1lan6 uno
SeIterrei6ellngarn BON SEEM gorf
mitnebmen, iin6:
ugergensfioro", Bergen, 5. au-
quit.
uStodbofm", @otbenburg, -.
September.
gs lit %nottpenoig, ben Nnr1ert oes
bet~reffen6en Oampfers groB uno
beutlid alf Dem @~riefumfdIag gu
permerfen. Se6er Brief fonte Der
art marfiert peroen, ba er fonlt biel-
leiht auf nelitraIen 9ampfern befor-
bert miro, Die englilde Sdfen anIau-
fen.
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SsSn SEEM Orleans puroe /

SsSt Seem Orleans muroe oas
alte biitorifhe ct. 2onis @otel abL
geriiien, Inn Blas fir einen 9er1ni-
nal : 8abhbof gu MAIDEN. Das So
tel mar zines Der a~ltelten nno be-
fannteiten @ebd1ioe uno gepiliernta-
BEN elm @abr5eif)en Der 5taot SEEM
Orleans.
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SanS III Dfrrenten.

9as nnterc nn6 obere Stofperf
bon 9r. 2f8 Of-Gommeree Strafe
1T at b~errentem. WGbere Masfnnft in
Ser Office Der vTreien Brefie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-03
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Gan Nntonio, Ser, 1872 Gts.
@albefton. geitern, 1870 Gts.
Gotrunfamen- Vrobufte.
San Antuniu, Seq, 8. aug. 1915 -
8rime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, SO
Gents per @nEone.
Netu Yprf, 8. Mmguit. - Sanuar,
$3.08 uno $11.00; Sebruar, S8.O8 un6
$8.15; @Gr5, $8.08 uno $500; gu@
quit, $9.18 II. 1925; @eptember, 5000
unb 1910; Sftober, $8.45 uno $8.55;
Nopember, $8.08 nlb $50; 9eSeme
Der, $8.08 uno $500.
3nrm.8robnfte.
Gan @ntonio. Ser, 8. Nus. 1916
Ger (nlir friide) SO. i, CSC Der 9b0.
SO. 2, 12c Der Dbb.
3iibner ........ 12hc-16c Der Yfo.
Surfeps ............ 15c per gfunb
Wei5en ......... $1.20 per @ujdef
Roru ........... 85c per Du5heI
9nfer .48e per Wufhei
Gen .......... $500 per Come
Wtmitc.
aartoffeln, Neue Eeras. $3.50; gas
lifornia, $2.90.
SiiBe @artoffeln. 2oniiiana. $t.7b.
8tptebeIn, California, $500.
Naotes9en, 40c T. 1 Sob. s0iiroeI.
8obneus Crime, $1.25% Hs $3.50
per Bui1el.
gIlmenfobL, $1.75 fir 10 Gtiid.
&obl, $3.50 nnb $500 per Crate.
BeteriiIie, 35c per 9t6.s 8iinbef
@riiner Tfeffer, $t.25 per gnShel.
Beetem, 40e per 9tb. >4iinbeI.
Belbe @urseIn. 40c per 9ikeno.
Reerrettfgs Wuraein. per HfD. 1915
gantaloupes, Standard, $3.50 per
Crate; Snmbo, $1.25 Der Crate.
gounateu, $eras, 4 SCRIBE, 85e iHb
90c.
gi~erpflanserr, $500 per 8uIdel.
Sauafb, SOC per 8nihel.
3opfIalat, 1915 II. $500.
Selerie. $500 Der 0ubeno.
Ora. Der gu. $500.
8urfen, per guihel. $3.50.
Spinat. Toe Der gufdel.
Ora, $500 fir bier 8ufheL
yieh.Narff.
San Nntpnio, Ser, 8. Iua. 1915 =
&iihe $3.50 bis $3.50.
adlber $4.25 bis S8.75.
Odfen $500 biz 1925.
ct. Qouis, 8. 9itgiiit 1915 = RinSs
bieh. Serasz8ieh, $3.50 bis 5000.
Sdtpeine $500 bis $685..
5ene.
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-03-01
MORRIS AND LASHBROORS
TRIED BEFORE ESQ. SHOWN

In the matter of the Com'th. VS.
Fege Morris, charged with assault
with attempt to kill, the defendant
entered a plea of guilty and q fine Of
$50 and ten days in Jail was assessed
against him. The trial was held be-
fore Esq. Ed. Shown, he being tha
nearest Justice of the Peace, in the
absence of County Judge Jno. D..
Wilson, who was absent on &C
count of the death OF his motaor-iu-
law.
In the matter Of the Cca';h. W..
J. r. Lashbrook, charged with
shooting and rounding ia sgd len
heat, growing cut Of the same tr9u-
BILE for which Fcga Morris was cried
and fined, the examining trisl was
likewise held before Esq. ~ shown
who, after the Com'th. witnesses
including Eeee Morris. were hearI
dismissed the charge, holding shat
Mr.. shbroot acted purely in so's
defense. Defendant Lashbrook was
discharged and Fege Morris was re
manded to jail
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-03-01

sum Of 500 for his appearances
herein on first day of next term OF
the court.
Com'th. VS.. Gilbert Hayes-samG
order.
The case Of Mrs. Oma Lee Turuex"
aga inst Mrs. NJ. L. Heavrin for alien
alton of affections of the formers
husband, which was in the hands or
the jury whom We went to press lasR
week, resulted in no agreed verdict
and the jury was discharged. The
jury stood s TO for defendant.
During the latter part of Circuit.
Court here Judge Slack appointed
Attorney Otto c. Martin as Master
Commissioner for Ohio county and
former Sheriff Cal p. Keown trustee
Of the jury fund.