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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-01-20
NOTICE

We, til. undersigned, have sgreed
to close our places Of business 1t $50
p. m. each evening Of the week with
the exception Of Saturday evening. be.
ginning Monday evening, January p:
1916.
The Leader Company.
The Palace Clothing House.
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PERSONAL TAXES
FOR l9l4l9l5
AS SHOWN OF RECORD IN CITY
OF CAKES
The List Furnishes Figures o. Vsry
Interesting Topic At This
nme of Year

The Times has been asked to publish
the list Of personal property and real
estate taxes for the City of Oakes.
This is something in which every cit
izen is interested. This week appears
only the personal property taxes.
Next week will appear the real estate:
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II you are lover Of the songs of
Carrie Jacobs Bond, don't fail to h:ar
them sung BY Miss Ze!la Bramlette at
the n. e. church tomorrow night
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DICKEY COUNTY
N BIG CONTEST
SECURE FOUR OUT OF TWRNTY
FIVE PLACES FOR PORK
Csa6ueAei by Nseta Daksea Expert.
nsak Statisa sod Covered
Entire State

Dickey county boys and girls have
secured fesf out Of tho Twenty-Five
places in tAe Pork Production Contest
eondncta1 By the North Dakota Ex-
pertinent Station.
Mildred Pierce Of Ellezldale secured
fourth plaos on . litter Of IL Durocs
that at 212 days weighed 2,7l1 lbs.
and returned $So.11 shove the cost Of
feed, making . return Of e cents .
day above feed cost. This entities her
to . cash prize Of $25 offered in the
regular contest, = cash pri.e Of $25
offered By the National Duroc jersey
Association to the one securing the
hest results With Durocs and also .
pure bred Duroc Jersey SOW offered
by Peter Rubben Of 0salkis, Mimi, to
the contestant securing tho best re-
turns from Duroc Jerscys.
Milton Pierce Of Ekendale secured
fifth plane With u Duroc Jersey pigs.
These at 22l days weigher 2,S6S lbs.
and returned $92.43 over feed cost OF
AK cents psr day above cost Of feed.
1anAie Hengels Of Fullerton wins
fourteenth place on . litter Of 8 Po-
land ChinAs that returned 25x cents
pr day above feed cost.
Anna Cershik of Clement wins six
teenth place ON . litter Of II Poland
Chinas that returned 25h csntn above
feed cost
The contestants from Dickey county
have certainly done we'll in the contest
and have helped demonstrate the pos
ibllitiss Of pork production in this
section. Mildred and Milton Pisrue
secured . good deal Of the gsile ou
their pigs through hogged - Corn
while the otAer two winners led with.
cut this. It was brought out in the
contest tAat pasture is one Of the i'm.
psstant items in producing chear
peek Screenings were also used will
very god results. Skim milk proved
to Be very valuable where n could be
secured.
Through the Pork Production Con.
test and the Boys Acre Yield Contes,
the boys and girls arc demonstrating
NV Possibilities in both corn ana
pork production for the state of Nortl
Dakota, and they have done it in Z
way that It hos been called 30 the 1t.
tention Of practically everyone in th.
state.
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WINCHESTER

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. June 24.--Mrs.
Henry d. Flood. wife OF Representative
Flood, of Appomattox, Va. who Is
spending part of tho summer in Win
chester has been the guest of honor
at many entertainments during the
past week. Two Of the most notable
were card party, given by Mrs.
Harry Is. RUSSELL and {; dinner by Mrs.
Hunter IL. Mcclure. followed by cards.
Mrs. Harry Il. Kern entertained al
a bridge party a day or two ago for
Mrs. l,orinE y. Cover. OF Baltimore, and
Mrs. Thomas Cover, Jr. Of rhiIadel
pha.
Mrs. Gardner w. Brown and Young
daughter, of New York City, are Wis
ting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Il. Russell
Mrs. II. u. Fuller and daughter. Miss
Douglas Fuller have been visiting Miss
Antoiettc Markell. AT Frederick. Mid
Or. Samuel Barton, of the University
Of the South. Sewance. Tenn, is spend-
ing the summer at the home Of his
father, Joseph Barton.
Lieutenant Julian s. Hatcher. United
States Army, who has been stationed a,
Boston, Mass. is visiting his mother
Mrs. Ada Somcrville Hatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Chapman and q
party OF relatives and friends. of 'ro.c-
well, Va, who are motoring in his
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GREENSBORO, N. C.
rspecial to The Timcs-Dispatch. I


GREENSBORO. y. G., June 24.-Nrs.
". j Meadows was hostess on We'd
nesday evening at Il dance in Neese' q
Hall, complimentary to her daughter,
Miss Marguerite Meadows. and her
guests, Misses Ida Wilkinson and Lucia
Wilkinson. OF Winston Salcn.
Mrs. T. l.. Matlock entertained a
number OF young people ut her home
i'll honor of her sisters. Misses Ger
trude and Margaret Wheeler, of Elon
College
Miss Mary Taylor was hostess on
Wednesday morning To the Entire Nous
Bridge Club. Guests of the club for
the meeting were Miss Helen Jennings,
OF ST. Louis. and Mrs Ned Williams, of
South Carolina. Miss Ruth Van Story
won the club prize, and Mrs. Williams
the visitors prize
Mrs w. 4. Anderson entertained the
\ecdlecraft Club at her new home on
Mendenhall Street on Tuesday after
noon. The hostess was assisted in
serving refreshments by Miss Jessie
Mclean and Miss Fannie Anderson.
The engagement of Miss Margaret
Holt Glenn TO Clarence Griffin, OF
Rocky Mount, was announced on Tues
day evening AT buffet supper given
III honor Of Miss Glenn by Mrs S. j..
Alderman.
Mrs. Charles T.. Moore gave dance
on Tuesday evening at the Country
club, complimentary to her house
guest, Miss Helen Jennings of st.
Louis. Mo.
On Thursday evening the Cotilion
Club gave Il dance at the Country Club
Miss Clara Cant was hostess on Mon
day morning to number Of her
friends. complimentary to several
young women who are her house guests
this week.
Miss Margaret Shaffer entertained
at rook on Friday aftrnoon In honor
of Miss Marjorie Lea. of Richmond, and
Miss Dorothy HurweN OF Petersburg.
Va. Miss Olive Longest won the prize
MIR. ana Mrs i. A. Hayes entertained
on Thursday evening In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. ID +. Hayes. OF Wilmington,
and Mrs Floyd Lamb. OF Durham.
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folk on last Wednesday by tho death
OF her sister. Mrs. William Fitchette.
Mrs. r. B. Cralle has returned from
visit to friends In Norfolk.
Miss Nettie Forbes has gone to
Charlottesville to take special course
or study, after spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. Judge Watkins.
John Moore. Of Norfolk. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Moore.
Miss Edna Garnett has returned from
n visit to relatives in Buckingham
County.
Miss Elizabeth Whit Smith in the
guest Of Mrs. ]. D. watkins. Of Rocky
Mount, n. c..
Mrs. J. a. Frederick. Of Jackson.
vile, Fla. who has been the guest OF
her sister. Mrs r. W. Garnett. has
returned home. She was ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Mamie Garnett, who will spcnd
tho summer with her.
Rev. Maxwell Robson. of Colds
boro, ~ c.. has been visiting his
father. G. NJ Robson
Misses Laura Anderson and Jacoue
line Nenable are visiting In washing
ton.
Miss Victoria Walden is the guest Of
relatives In Norfolk
Mrs. A. 4. Cox and Mrs Frank Huh
bard and little son are visiting in
Portsmouth.
Miss Bessie Noel and mother, Mrs.
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
CCLPEpER, VA. Juno 24.--An i'm
portant social event was the recep-
ton given this week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Evans Bragg, at Mountain View.
their home in this county. in cclehra-
ton of the ffticth anniversary of their
marriage. The entire house was deco
rated. supper was served in the din
inE-room. Il bridal cake, ornamenteI
with atty candles. holding place of
honor Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bragg were their sons and daughters
n-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bragg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bragg. of this
county. and their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schenk,
of Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Robertson and
the latter's sister. Miss Julia Hall. left
on Thursday for an extended stay ut
Atlantic City.
Mrs IIerndon V. Frazer of Charles
ton, w. Va, arrived this week for a
visit to her father, Frank Nj CiilxeSon,
and other relatives in the county. Her
brother. W. Irvine Gilkcson, who has
been here for the past week, left yes
terday for Hopcwet4- TO enter upon his
duties as clerk Of the courts.
Nirginus Brown. recent graduate
OF the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
returned to his home ut Novu,n on Fri
day. Joseph Rixey, also Il student Of
the Polytechnic. spent several days
with relatives hcre following the finals,
but has gone to his home in Fred
ericksburg.
Mrs. Il. Jackson Eggborn and Jack
EgEborn, Jr.. arc spending fortnight
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. Thompson in
Louisa County.
Mrs. Lee Dade and small son, Lee
Ill, are spending the week with her
aunt, Mrs. Roy Cabcll, in Nelson
County.
pr. Robert Frazer, of warrenton. Is
spending some time with his niece,
Mrs !. William CoonS.
Misses Margaret and Lucy Roberts
were hostesseS ut Il dance at their
home here on Tuesday in honor of Miss
Mary Pcndletou, n former classmate 1t
stuart HALL who is visiting Miss Lucille
Nelson
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. VA, June 24.--Miss Irene
Nelly or New Orleans, who spent tho
past winter in school in Cincinnati, Is
the guest of Miss Pearl Davies. and
tne TWO are spending few days a,
Big Creek Park.
James Mahoney, who has been a stu.
dcnt and tutor I'm New York CITY FOR
INC past year. has returned to his home
mere, ana Is spending the summer with
ms parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. John a. Ma
honey
Mr. and Mrs Arthur King and
Misses Ellen Wallace and MARY Chill
dress attended the Christian Endeavor
convention in Knoxville this week
Mrs. George NJ. Warren is the guest
OF her parents at Dryden. Lee County.
Walter Dunlap and Nephew, William
l-aucke, OF Washington. are here on
"A visit to Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunlap.
Major and Mrs w. J. Brown will 20
TO rate Spring, Tenn, on Monday TO
spend two weeks.
Mrs. J. y. Wallace visited her son,
James Wallace, in Knoxville this week
Mrs. y. Ii. Carr is spending the sum :
mer with her son, in Chicago.
MISS Annie Reeves. of johnson CITY.
spent the week ~ the guest OF her
brother. w. Il. Reeves, and family.
Mrs. George *. Brighi and children.
of Elizabeth City, " c., are coming
TO Bristol TO spend few weeks with
relatives.
Miss Jennie Buford Hanson enter.
tanned friends at her home on Wedncs-
day in honor of Misses Lucy and Nan
ME Howard. OF Lynchburg. who are
visitors here
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work, filled In with sections OF con-
dcnscd milk boxes for panels. Entor-
ing we find that tho cabin consists OF
two rooms. One Is u Kitchen. and tho
other the living-room and bedroom
combined. Three rude cots. made OF
poles. and covered with blankets form
the beds There arc some hcnchcs for
seats and n knockcd-up table stands
under tho window. Clothes OF tho own
ers hang from tho walls or lie upon
the floor. Tho kitchen has stove
and q table. The latter la covered with
unwashed dishes. There is guitar
on the shelf near the stove and pack
OF cards on n ledge I'm tho logs. The
whole is by no means inviting. but
doubt not 1t ia II fair type of tho home
of the prospectors and woodmer
throughout this whole region.
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
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section. spent some time in town th,,

section. spent some time in town this
weok.
Mrs. David L. Clayton has returned
to Cumberland. Nd. after visiting roll
atiNes here.
Misses Virginia Marshall Bakor and
Elizabeth Stech have been visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. II. q. Willis has returned
from II visit to her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ridgely
White. Mt Catonsville, Md.
Mr. and Mrs G.. o. Snapp have re-
turned from BlacksburS, Va.
Mrs. John b. Hoffman has returned
to Wilmington. Del. after visiting hcr
mother Mrs Virginia Mutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Cooper and
son left the early part OF the week by
motor for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Elmer Brown has returned to
Washington. after visiting Mt the homo
OF her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew l.. Spur
DR.. and Mrs. T. n. Broaddus OF Rich
mona. Va. spent some time this week
with friends I'm town
mrs. =. "A: Jordan and daughter, Miss
JORDAN. or brunswick. Md. were guests
OF MISS virginia Fuller this week.
MISS Nan Payne. of Allentown. pa
is spending the summer as the guest
Oh her aunt. Mrs. G. s. Jefferson.
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j. il. Noel. have returned from a .t,x
with friends and relatives in Rich.
mond.
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ilsaments and muscles. They tell OF rcs,f
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It Is filed with suggestive ideaa NJ o1oss
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Write today.
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FARMVlLLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FARMNllI.E, VA. June 24.-On las,
tuesday afternoon Citizens Leaeu.
was organized here. Ii comprises some
Of Far'nvillc's leading men and women
The officers elected are: president, Miss
Minnie V. Rice. vice president: Mrs Joe
Lewis; secretary. Miss Mary g Ander-
son: treasurer, Mrs. Fred Bugg Charles
{. Burr, Miss Mary Jackson. Mrs
Walden, Mrs, Sam Paulctt, Sr., and Mrs
Fred Rucg were appointed Il commit
tee to draw Up a constitution.
Miss Matte Willis was called to Nor
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sIAChiHb AioSG BANGS
The Seikirk burns WOOD ana We sion
several times day TO take on TINS
fuel Great piles OF cord WOOD hay.
been stacked W on the banks. and
this IS wheeled in bnrrows over ga =.
plank to the steamer In many Of M,
places the only dwelling IS the caiy,
os the wood chopper, who SUPPLIES rE.
ship at 40 much cora Tn. uu,e..
Haeasures the amount taken WIN a Ten.
foot pole. The cost IS 81 Or s.. ana
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In this great Pre- Inventory
Sale are n splendid lot Of
CollapSible Go-Carts. with
good rubber tires. easy run
ming and easily operated;
they are astonishing value at
Si.DS.
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MAN WHO WILL REPRESENT
THE WHOLE DISTRICT AND
GIVE EVERYBODY A SQUARE
DEAL.
Drane Campaign Committee.
Paid advertisement
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Upon what does S. M, Spark
man base his claim for reelection
to congress for his twelfth term
twenty-four years? :
Surely he does not claim to be
a great statesman or a great lead
er in matters of legislation. He
takes no prominent part in those
high and momentous matters of
national and international con-
Germ which engage the attention
of the real statesman Of Con-
gress.
In each succeeding campaign,
Mr.. Sparkman and his supporters
have asserted his ability to get
appropriations for his State and
District as an all-suficient reason
for keeping him in the House.
Let us see what he has done to
justify even this sordid and mer-
cenary claim.
He is Chairman. of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee and, as
such, ought to have more inAu-
ence and more authority in max
ing up the river and harbor bill
than any other man or set of men
in Congress.
He represents State which
has a greater scacoast and more
need of waterway improvement
than any State in the Union.
Yet, in the present river and
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harbor bill, carrying $4,000, 900
Florida gets less than $D000.00C
to be exact $946,500.
One river in another State, the
Tennessee, gets as much as the
entire State of Florida. One riv-
err in another State, the Delaware,
gets nearly three times as much
as the entire State Of Florida.
Mr. Sparkman s own district,
which has kept him in congress
twenty-five years, gets $468, 500.
|Of this amount, two counties,
Hillsborough and Pinellas, gets
1855 900 and the NINE OTHER
COUNTIES OF THE DISTRICT
ONLY $13,500
Hillsborough and Pinellas de-
serve what they get and a great
deal more-but Mr.. Sparkman
evidently cares little about the
needs Of the other counties of the
district.
If we are to base our support
of Mr., Sparkman for reelection
on his "pork-barrel' proclivities,
we find that he has signally fail
ed to adequately represent the
district even in this particular.
Mr.. Sparl1man has not risen to
the opportunities afforded by a
Craftsmanship through which 9th
cr men became real powers in
Congress. He has failed both as
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-05-25
CANDIDATE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
A WORD TO VOTERS

Believing that fitness and qualification should be para
mount with the voter determining for whom he will
his ballot your careful consideration of my candidacy for
Judge of the Circuit Court is respectfully solicited
After years of personal acquaintance and prior to his
going the bench, Judge Whitney and myself formed
partnership for the practice of law He has known per-
sonaly and lawyer for than twelve years and
states that he going to vote for for Judge which midi
Gates his confidence in my fitness and qualification for the
position.
The lawyers generally the circuit arc voluntarily
supporting thereby indicating feeling of confidence in
my ability and fitness for the position which appreciate
| native FlOridian, having resided at Fort Meade
early life and since then have always lived i'll DeSotO
County where served four years Judge of the County
and Probate courts also represented my county the leg
islature, session OF 1901.
AS legislator | became familiar with the construction
and enactment of laws Judge of the County Probate
Courts my duties have been very similar to those of the Cir
cult Judge, and as lawyer have investigated with view
to properly constituting and applying the law
After thorough preparation took up the legal profess
sion my life work. Locating Arcadia Florida where
am now and have been continuously engaged the practice
of law State and Federal Courts for more than twelve
years
shall be uhampered in dischargmg the duties encum-
Deh upon the Judge, believing fair and impartial adj
mlnstlaton of the law, which promise in so far as am
capable should be placed in this position
realize the Importance of the Judgeship to the people
as well as the responsibility of the position and with my
knowledge of people, local conditions training and ex-
perence trust you will decide sufficiently fitted and
qualified to be your Judge shall be grateful for your
support. Very respectfully,
Pad Advertisement r. E. BROWN
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NOTICE

NOTICE
We will close our Offices lit noon every
Wednesday afternoon until further not
ice,-V. ]. JORDAN
DIR. H. c. CARVER
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a statesman and as. a moncy-get-
ter. His name is never mention
led when the portentous questions
Iof national legislation are dis
cussed
Why, then, should the Demo
Gratis Of the First District give
him lifelong title to their seat
in the House? Isn't it time to
make change-to give the peo-
pie a chance at representation
rather than the special interests
and particular friends he has rep
resented there for all these years ?
VOTE FOR FL. j. DRANE-A
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FOR RENT

HOUSES TO RENT OR SALE-One
seven-room wo-story house, six large
rooms. three up stairs and three down
stairs. all plastured. located in Solana
and surrounded by good neighbors and
citizens. about one quarter of a mile
from the city limits of Punta Gorda and
not far from Charlotte Harbor bay ANY
party desiring to purchase can get terms
from the owner For further informa-
ton see or address the owner.-H. J.
Spence. Punta Gorda. Fla.
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LOST

LOST-At the bath house, Monday af-
ternoon, bunch Of keys. for the return
Of which | Will payS reward. LESLIE
LEWIS. "a
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c. B. GWYNN
Candidate for
STATE COMPTROLLER


Through actual experience in
long service a. Chief Clerk in
three different departments of the
state government, he is specially
qualified to discharge the intricate
duties of State Comptroller.
He was born and reared on a
farm near Tallahassee.
He promises, if eIecte !, prompt,
courteous and impartial service.
He will warmly appreciate your
support in the Democratic Pri.
mary.
paid Advertisement
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