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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04
A new DIRECTORY

A new directory for the Mt. Vernon
Telephone Company is now in prepa-
ration and parties desiring any addi-
tional service, or considering chang
ing from party to private lines, should
notify the company promptly and get
the full benefit of the service by hav-
ing the directory listing correct.
Parties who are not now subscrib-
ers, but are considering the matter,
should advise the company, even
though they should not want the SER
vice installed for 80 days. The di-
rectory listing is important and this
directory is used for reference for
many other things than to get tele-
phone numbers. Every home in this
community should be listed in this
book
The work is being done by expert
directory people who have been al
lowed the privilege of placing adver
tising in certain spaces. At is will be
impossible for solicitors to see every
business firm in the county any one
who is interested in this valuable kint
of advertising should telephone No
As and arrangements will be made tt
have the terms, etc, presented t
them. Get your business and you
residence listed right and urge all o
your friends to be sure their business
and residence is listed for your good
rs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04

Robert A. Bentley of Columbus
KENYON 10 is spending few days
with old friends in Gambler
DIR and Mrs. D. F. Davies of Gam
bier departed Thursday for Staten
Island where they will spend the
summer.
DR.. and Mrs. William 3. Lower and
children of Cleveland, having been
called to Mt. Vernon on professional
business. came on through to Coshoc'
ton and spent Wednesday night with
DIR. and Mrs. J. D. Lower OF TINS city
-Coshocton Tribune
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04
STREAM & RIMER
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Farms and city property bought, sold
and exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance spe.
cialty, Representing IA old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance,
i've stock insurance. Plate glass In
surance, automobile insurance, In fact
we can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds OF all kinds. Cali
and see us. Room Sipe bldg. South
Luther A Stream Vim. =. RmeT
Main St Cit. phone No. 447 Black;
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Rine of East
Gambler street left Saturday for Ad-
ans Mills where they will spend a
few days with Mr. Rine's sister, Mrs,
Daniel Thayer.
Power Helm OF Parkersburg, w.
Va, is spending few days with
friends In Gambler
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04
cocK-A-DooDLE!

!. While engaged in the work
!. of remodeIing the residence
:. of James Israel, East Gam
:. bier street, Thursday, Con-
:. tractor Robert c. Anderson
:. broke in two a large piece OF
y sandstone. To his surprise,
!. he noticed the center was
!. soft and found, on examining
:. the mushy substance, that II
!. greatly resembIed an eg9'
!. both in shape and compost
y ton.
!. The center rapidly harden
!. ed when exposed to the air.
!. but still retained a putty COL
!. or. The supposition is that
!. the egg was laid before the
= sand became compressed into
j. a stone and that moisture
!. kept the "yoIk" and white
i. soft.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04
FERENBAUGH
STRONG CANDIDATE FOR STATE
FARM SUPERINTENDENT
Irwin City News.)

Irwin City News.)
Burch Ferenbaugh has appeared as
luminary in another line. He is
placed well up in the list Of eligibles
for appointment as superintendent of
the state farm at Marysville.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04
As Marketing Center Pointed
Out At Luncheon
STOCK ONLY WEAK POINT
And Measures May Be Taken to
Remedy This-eIowing Com
parisons Are Made At An
instructive MONDAY
Luncheon

Mt. Vernon is the best grain market
within radius of so miles William
M. Coup.
Mt. Vernon surpasses all markets
in the county in the aggregate in
poultry, butter and eggs.-Harry V
Smoots.
Mt. Vernon takes care of entire out
put of market gardeners and could
handle more.-William l.. Ward.
Mt. Vernon pays as high and iT
most cases higher prices for dairy
products than other counties-R. b
Kinkead.
Mt. Vernon is weak as a stock ant
wool market and needs attention il
this respect.-W. l.. Ward, j. S. Nc
Crackin and w. M. Coup.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-04

DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Buxton of How
ard spent Friday with friends in this.
city.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07

Saturday, between the hours
of 2 O'Clock and 5 o'clock IN the
afternoon, the people of the Par
ma independent school district
will select a permanent site for
the new school building. We use
the word permanent" advised
iy. 1t is the word always used
by the school trustees and by the
advOca ties of some particular
site To our own knowledge the
site Of the Parma school has
been permanently " located
three times, aud now We are 90
ing to do 1t again It's the same
way elsewhere. There isn't a
school in Boise that stands on
the same site rodav as il stood
when We came to the country.
The only thing permanent about
school site IL that YOU can't
tell what the trustees ana the
people of a school district will do
next, and that the trustees will
always use every dollar YOU give
them TO spend and tell you what
fine school they could have
built up il the people we're not
afraid of spending little money.
And now about the site There
are three sites Offered First, the
Johnson Watson tract of about
eight acres on the eastern limit
OF the townsite. opposite the
Walmsley residence The price
on this is $2.4OO We dom
know how much water goes with
it, but presume there is enough.
The price Is reasonable 1t is
half "A mile from the postoftice,
1t Is improved land.
Second, there is the Fouch
tract Just the same distancefr from
the postofice on the north boun-
dary line of the town. We don't
know whether there is any water
for it or not. The price is $4,000
for the ten acres offered. 1t is
not improved.
Third, there is the Stockton
site. 1t is offered either east or
west Of the Stockton park tract,
about three blocks from the
postoffice. The cost of the ten
acres will be $1,000. There is
plenty of free water for the tract.
1t is not improved.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07
Walters will Resign.

7. A. Walters, attorney genersl-electi
will resign from the state board Of edu-
cation Jan. l, be announced Tuesday.
H, would not venture an opinion on the
name of his successor.
Walters was advised some days age
that it was not compulsory for him TO
give up his position. At that time he
was not positive what course of action
he would take Since then he has been
urged by many people to remain a mem
ber OF the educational board.
Club women of the state have asked
the governor to appoint a woman to an
the vacancy. He has made them no
promises.
In fixing the date OF his resignation
at Jan. l the attorney generalelect said
he wished to finish with educational
matters of Importance before he quit
the board.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07
Idaho Sheep Take Lead

In competition with the world, a csr.
load Of Hampshire lambs belonging to
the Butterfeld Livestock company of
Weiser, took the first prize, sweepstakes
and the grand championship Tuesday at
the International Livestock show now
IN session at Chicago. This was the in
formation received Tuesday night in \
wire by William Howell from A. G
Butterfeld.
Mr.. ButterfeId says that when the
lambs were shipped from Weiser their
average weight was rs pounds. It was
expected they would weigh 40 pounds
on an average when shown in Chicago
1t is said that the international show
at Chicago brings out the finest stock
-aised and that the great victory OF the
ButterHsld company is one OF which the
state Of Idaho may Justly be proud.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07
Stock Selling Not General

Summing up the general conditions in
this county, the Northwest Farmstesd
says: "There is no particular tend -ncy
toward disposal of stock on account OF
winter in the Boise valley, although the
high prices of grain are causing some to
market their hogs. This is not general,
however. Hoga are scarce and con-
tinuing strong market is encouraging
both feeders and breeders. Beef sattle
feeding will probably be carried on more
extensively than for years, due to a
strong tendency Of stock men toward
beef production and to the present low
prices of stockers and feeders"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07
Livestock Men Hold
Annual Meetings Soon

At Pocatello, Jan. g y, 1917, will be
held the annual meeting OF three Of the
most prominent livestock associations
of the state of Idaho and of the state
pure seed association. Tuesday is given
over to the meeting Of the Idaho dairy
mems association Wednesday will be-
swine breeders day and on Thursday
will be held the annual meeting of the
Idaho livestock association. The pure
seed men will convene on Friday. All
meeting are held at the joint invitation
of the Idaho Technical institute and the
PocateIlo Commercial club and are held
in connection with the farmers and
o~~ .eepers' week ct the Technical
institute.
University men are prominently iden-
titled with these various organizations:
o. D. Center, director of extension, is
secretary of the seed growers associa-
ton, E. J. Iddings, of the college OF
agriculture, is president of the Idaho
livestock association; W. T. MCCALL
county agriculturist of Canyon county
is secretary of the swine breedetsi sato-
citation. and E. j. Fielsted. field shimA
nusbsndman, is secretary of both the
dairy and swine breeders organisations.
Plans are being made at Pocatello to
entertain a very large crowd expected to
take part in the various meetings.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07

Call up J. Y. Timmius if you
wantdraving done right at right
price for the work.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07

along; but if they had to go half
a mile out, they'd just guess that
the children were doing all right,
and teacher and pupil and par
ent would be deprived OF a pleas
ant visit This isn't buncombp;
it's gospel truth. These matters
may seem trivial to you Satur
day, but they make all the differ
ence in the world between a sue
cessful school and just a school
Another matter in favor of the
Stockton site is that it will cost
at least 81, 400 less and give the
trustees that much more toward
building and furnishing the
school, and that will help that
much. Don't imagine that that
school isn't going TO cost you
more than the, bonds sell for If
it doesu t, it viii be the first time
in history that such an event
ever happened Cur trustees are
not cheap skates. and they're
only human; so that 81 400 or
$4,000 will help make up the
deficit
And now We come to a point
that is of vital interest not only
to this district, but to our neigh
Dor on the south Eventually
Roswell and Parma will unite for
better high school, with great
benefit TO both. The fact that
negotiations fell through last
summer was unfortunate, but
that they will be renewed and
worked out to d successful teTmi
nation is certain. We do not
know just why negotia tions fell
through last summer. We are
sure the fault did not lie with
our trustees, who were willing
then and are willing now to do
ali in their power to bring the
matter to pass. There may be
still some jeaIOusies to forget
and some auimosities to over.
come, but a little more time and
a little more consideration will
bring into the full light Of under
standing the great outstanding
fact that the interests of Roswell
and of Parma lie in working to,
gether unitedly and harmonious
ly. The building Of the school.
on the Stockton tract will 60 far
toward uniting the right senti
ment OF the two districts, and
aid materially toward the great
er work OF the Parma Roswell
community high school.
Those are our sentiments, and
there isn't a selfish thought in
them. What are yours?
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07
ST.CLAIR NOW
ON TRIAL
Man who Murdered his
Wife Near ESweet Last
Summer now Pleading
Insanity.

After examining 81 talesmen, a jury
in the St. Claire murder trial in En-
NETT was secured at 4 80 Tuesday after
noon. The information was read and
]. P. Reed, prosecutor of Gem county,
outlined the case for the state.
The first three witnesses examined
we're DR.. Emauual Vadney of Sweet and
Drs. E. J. Reynolds and 3. o, Clark of
Emmett, who testified as to the cause OF
death of Mrs. st. Claire. j W. Skill
ings, father Of the wife of the defendant,
was examined and produced blood
stained articles Of clothing worn by the
deceased at the time OF the shooting
which consisted of the Gress, corset, cor
set cover and stockings, all of which
were covered with blood stains. He
was also required to take the gun and
initiate St. Claire's actions at the time
of the shooting:
The fifth witness called was Attilla
W. Beach, stage driver from Ola to
Mon.our, who described the shOotin"
and also initiated the action OF St. Claire
when the shooting took place.
Ray Ramsey, the chauffeur who drove
the car from Boise to the scene OF the
shooting, was the last exs mined
There are 55 witnesses subpoenaed III
the case and it is expected several days
will be consumed in the trial.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-12-07
PARMA WILL DECIDE WHERE TO
LOCATE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
Three Sites Offered, and Patrons must Choose which
One they want of the Three. Best Site of all is
Barred Because Trustees are Looking after Inter-
ests of our Great Great Great Great Grandchildren
Instead of those who are Paying Taxes Today.

| Those are the basic facts re-
garding the three sites offered.
You all know where they lie, and
know as much about them as we
do, and will vote as you darned
please. Most of you will vote for
a particular site from a personal
interest, or the interests OF your
friends. Ttat is the accepted
rule in voting. However, we are
going to depart from that rule,
and tell you why.
You all know that it would be
to the Herald EDITORS financial
/ interest to vote for a certain
tract, in that it is the accepted
theory that the erection OF a
beautiful school building on a
certain site will enhance the
value of the surrounding proper
ty, and we have plenty of that
adjoining one OF the SIZES offered.
But we have a view of n grea ter
Parma and a greater school sys-
TEN, and are going to lay aside
personal considerations and
work to the vision of the future.
Perhaps We are mistaken; that Il
man should grab all he can get
when be can get it: we don't
know for sure. but we're going to
take a chance
We have thought all along
thai the new building should b.
erected on the Stockton Park
grounds; that the town should
furnish the site free to the dis
trict; that the town and district
could unite in the construction
of our athletic grounds and
gymnasium; that the children
could enjoy the cool shade ard
pleasant walks of the park
grounds, and that the expense of
maintaining two separate tracts
| for recFea tion could be avoided.
This plan, we find, will be Op
posed BY the trustees, who want
a deed in fee simple for the site of
the building. 4 lease for 90
years, with the privilege OF re
newal, holds no charms for them.
They are intensely concerned for
the interests Of their great great
granddaughUer's great great
grandchildren, and are willing to
stand the loss of the interest on
$4,000 or $4,000 for 1913 years
to protect" the interests Of said
future generation. So this brand
Iof financiering will cost US the
extra $1,000 or S2,4O0 or.
$4,000.
Next, we favor the Stockton
site. 1t is nearer to the center Of!
the district, and more easily ac.
cessibIe. The school building
will be in full view of passing
trains, and anyone who underes-
Inmates that advantage to a
town isn't a person of good |
Judgment. 4 fine school building
is a great advertising attraction;
and the old Injunction not to
hide your light under a busheI
still holds good Being jusr
across the road from the park
would be the best thing for the
children next to its being in the |
park itself. Your visitor would |
gladly walk two or three blocks !
to admire your schools and your I
park, but he would just take
your word for it it the distance
happened to be half a mile. You,
also, when you felt like taking a
.ook at it would Just remember S
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