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The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Collapse of T. r. Boom
I Spelled Defeat, Says
Speaker
WILSON'S
MEXICAN POLICY
Committee On Real
I Preparedness Holds
Meeting Here
.-epa. sonN WILLIS SLAUGHTER

when the Chicago convention
rsfused 10 nominate Mr.. Roosevelt
III believe the backbone OF militsr
<Iem was broken" declared DIR, John
willis Slaughter. in the meeting for
lsaI prepsreuns~s, held under the
y Auspices OF the Real Preparedness
&opmmittee Of New York. in the
b Doerd OF Commerce auditorium,
h Jhursday evening.
X THE people would not uphold a
knnd the convention knew H., he
&eoatinued. IF we are In earnest
&on this subject, we will have TO turn
~ Germany TO learn the job. II Is
*not 3 question of training soldiers
&ut Of training citizens 10 think In
nllilsristic terms. matter Of
fpoychology. II the ammunition max
kteS q this country could be made
|;1o know that, with real militarism,
mi claims TO private property dis
Rotpears: that II can only exist un-
&H6r 3 strictly paternalistic govern
neat, they might not clamor so in
kG1stsntly for war. In Germany a
EHaa's life In regulated by the gov.
&ruusnt from his birth do moi
1h1uk that we are ready for that In
frh1s country. Looking al England
EISr . pattern. we only learn how
80 to do IL.
= Visited the Pisttsburgh camp.
80 am convinced that all that IL
|nooessary 20 cure the fever OF mill,
|1oE1om IL to become a rookie The
80 on the Texas border have had
III enthusiasm baked out. What
Nc wish to know. however. is what
<nio movemen, has done TO our
I1oais. what can be taken out Of Il
'1Aat is good,
The question Is how can a demo
rgNtic nation prepare its citizens TO
|neet any emergency? This war Is
- Of imperialistic finance. The
ncessionaires are looking for new
Defes OF influence which means
- opportunity to exploit weaker
(3ons.
81 1Douth America j. practically
nWped by Europe. Argentina Is
&v0ed In London The wealth OF
I1Cctco belongs TO foreigners 10 the
1npunt of Is per cent. 43 per cent
oo1ng owned by Americans. China
~ bring divided up as quickly as
the Interests can accomplish il.
bolleye that Mr.. Wilson intends 10
ut an end to this imperialistic
lnancial policy in this hemisphere
'1Ils policy In Mexico has been wise
AM statesmanlike. He intends 10
1peotect Latin America from foreign
'ooncessions. He realizes that Il
ms this policy OF financial imper
1aiism which brought on the war
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Berlin Orders Invasion
of Greece Stopped,
Is Report
KING CANNOT
CONTROL PEOPLE
Sentiment For Resist
ing Aggression
Grows Strong

LONDON. Ans. Germany has
ordered ,he Bulssrians TO discon-
r.nae heir advance INTO Greece and
Co ,yacus,, occupied Greek terri
Cor, tearing Greece viii be drawn
into -he war. according 20 an uncon-
r-ued wireless dispatch from Rome
'oday
Several Greek generals have re-
fused 20 obey orders 70 evacuate
Eastern Macedonia before the Bul.
Carian advance the dispatch said
Instead of re,iring they have pre-
rared 70 defend the Eastern Mace
donia forts
The Greek government is said to
have laid his information before
Germany. idng that 1aalic indis'
nation over the invasion has IN
rs,sed 20 -lch extent thar he gov.
..uuyu. is 10 longer master % the
situation rpou receipt 90 This in
formation Germany ordered tne Bul
-ar.Aa vt-h.raa4l j. was stated
The Roaa -opor' .hls tar r. no.
confirmed from any other source
though ir 4- lac. lai only Ia
Eastern Ilce4ors have m. Bul
-ars .olsEg-d ,Eo.r advance in the
pas hour. Nfer advancing
nearly % miles gr1 Greek territory
srl eupyfrE Ess.0rs The Bul
-a- -t wing made no further
Hr1a-.-s
OncaI di patches from German
Fa and British way ohce~ a.
tre..I ,a- aait no The 'abborr
serbian r-si-. ancf.
Tho tascst Athens dispatches sp
na-enIy contradict the Rome report
sting .l.t tu Crooks are eyacuat
lrr 'hr region around me city o.
Se.-s under orders from 'he Gree
gor eminent
Dispatches. Reporting 'n.
con. ratfa8 ~ large bod.e- o. Rus
81 troops 1u sa l-ssa-abi3r-Rl
msaian frontier. evidently with ne
purpose o. e~ossing RumaGis to in
wade Bulgaria and hungary aroused
intense interest," today
The B1daaest u-a spap-r 81 -,
va. quoted as declaring thai The
Ituman.a- var party i oeeomins
rorger ard that the Ruuanisn
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
By III. III. MACK

4 ID.
The fresh meat and provision SIT.
Nation. the country over, Is rapidly
1approaching the famine stage and
beQocwives are aghast az the stun
n2ng Increase in the cost Of living
&hlch must result from this rapid
advance In the cost Of raw material
The present outlook would seem 10
1nd1cate that meat supplies will be
lever during the coming winter thai
thy were ever known to be before
The dry weather has resulted in bar
\ Hea pastures, ana this fact. combin-
q ~ with q bad outlook for corn, Is
.eousing farmers to sell cattle now
*xhok shouid have been increased 200
no 800 pounds in weight before they
Wero sent TO market. The stock Of
<Uhoep on the farms was never so
mall. and the fact that all through
ftAe present year hog receipts have
I'm largely TO pigs and immature
Ephoats. argues that the supply Of
N1kooy young hogs in hrSt hands is
kvoey small.
y FOR the present, the edge seems
8 u De on the cattle market and an
<&oe1y recurrence OF recent high
!os1eeS IL not looked for Good corn
"a bvIlocks continue TO be very
soonEce and the heavy weights are
Eloa1ing the trade in activity Of de-
nd. There Il also a pressing de-
DGod for fat little yearling cattle,
enn1 prices for this kind are sure 10
(. x1oo, On the country Is almost bare
~ handy little yearling stun. South
western grassers are moving freely
EoN1 cheap steers from this source
: oro hurting the trade la native
nu(thers' cattle. The trade In feed.
<1Ae cattle Ia broadening, an active
\ Gemand developing In all markets
.oos well.hred animals. With butter
ond milk workIns higher under de-
cf~ascd supplies. mich COWS are
tocarce and badly wanted Veal
{to)v<s arr selling NJ the extreme
<koh point OF the season. and, In
~. 81 about lhs Highest prices
poe known in tn, history OF this
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

prices may % looked foI before
long be leading feature. 70 con
neciIJn with the curren supply iz
the mixed character OF he offer
ingS and The uarket scarcity OF good
bsrrows and rrm SOW So man.
rough. thin hogs are coming thar
Detroit 0uys-s refuse 20 AXE them
without sorting The conviction o.
becoming general among men mos.
familiar win Tho statistics and The
habits ~ the traee. thai shipping
hog arc well forV ard fCr fsis year
and tia futI-a arrivals viii do
crease in quality 80 mo eeasOn al
vanrea. One u The strongest propt
under the current hog -adc fhe
demand from Canada Canadian
packers show good I'D -neut IN com
ing over here fo- rrra az about The
best thai they cat I0 ~ home ia
from 81 20 20 81 per c~f rJr-tao
kind Of hogs maj thc- car uqp
The tenssticnaI gan. recently
made ~ all ~ ne -re,ualvp pro
vision Epeoial'ies on tho C#saeo *.
change remind one - the alden
times when phil AFu or 80 dom.
mated the provision a and named
terms Of settlement rD r.ars Other
provision trader on 'He rafd Eari
this week. tf- market showed con
siderable bread. h -.l' .rf. tho
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs r " Smith and dsusnt"r.
Betty. will start SATURDAY for SFo-
kane, wash. where they viii VISIT
relatives
Mrs hannah Potter and daughter.
Mary. 81 Flint. are guests AZ the
home ~ Mr. and Mrs George Staph-
enson. Purdy-st.
Mr. and Mr.. Ante Adams ~ -
Joseph. Mo. are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs seymour Adams. o. adams a ="
The Friday Bridge rluh Viii meet
Friday afternoon. sept With Mrs
Addi- Stearns Pierc"-st
Mrs T r ponos al returned today
from siasconsst Mss where 81"
has been Visiting her sister Mrs
Bertha N-n
Miss Alice earns ~ Detroit y =
guess OF Miss Margu~rI'" haley
Hsmilton-stc.
Mrs p l. Torrsy viii 20 saturday
mans Relief Corps convention
Mrs James @ NeaI and sou. Arthur,
OF Paris ont ar~ guests % w and
Nrs Edward . Neal rast NapIH-sve
Clare roN ase - % Married.. vas
struck wednesday 1ight al yioc x
by - = r ar IN the Flint
division about a,n uitlss northeast ~
Birmingham HIS right leg Was
broken abor~ fhr knee ami ne ght
shoulder hlade also fractured. lie
vas taken ia an ambulance 20 ~.
Mary. hospital Detroit Hs stood
on he track =. atop rar that n"
thought vas local. bUt was q m
tied and ~ ~'rLeN htm
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
MARSHALL TO
BE NOTIFIED
SEPTEMBER Ia

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-Vtoe.
President Marshall will be notified
81 his denomination Sep, ~, az In
dianapolis, IL vas decided today a.
. conference between the yicepres
ldent and President Wilson
Sept Marshall will open the
Kentucky campaign With an address
a. Winchester
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
TWO DROWNED
IN REEDS LAKE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Aug IS.
When launch driven by Ernest
Painter. struck a rowbost on Reeds
lake, Thursday night. William Beg
Icy 90 and his son Earl p. were
drowned Mrs. Begley and her
small daughter. and William Malt
DAY a guest were rescued. The
rowboat carried no Hight,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

Charlie Vrplcks, of Chicago.
United states amt5 sadJr ~ Ru-
mania Earis ana Serbia. r. corn
Dining business instinct with shrevd
ilp.omscy. ~ Bucharest. 20 help all
Americana and citizens Of other
nations IN trouble ir the Rslksns
NJpicka has beer successful ia .
.9.n,iy where failure ha- been TAX
81 a. matter Of course and slc
cos. na- cagsed surprise lie mas
oeen .n American puli,ics % yeare.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
TRENTON

Rev and Mrs G.ors. Guiohard
winous lake. IND Poy Kemp. %
this village. Will M the Pr..syt.r-
ar pulpit sunday mornina
Plans are being MADE 20 observe
NJ Anniversary % 10 founding Of
no local 81 = church. on sunday.
zspf ? during the fair Re-. smith
IL preparing special program
There Will be no inquest into the
death 81 Herberf PO'rOwski li-yeAr
Old Fcorss township farmer boy.
drowned IN tho subway 81 iue De
f-oif Motor speedway. on Nud-st
AuR IL
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
e INJURED IN
TROLLEY WRECK
Rear End Collision Occurs On
Massachusetts, Inter
urban Line

spEEGFlEGn Na.s Aug zs.-
.lT'r. three pe'snHs tcra .n.Ifpu
.1 d i.ar'nl trolley COLI ION on thn
lirchau Bend line boz indian on .bard
e-flI .raa, the maN .,,jcusir IN
rrri were taken Go IAgi0w hgspl
rail-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

NEW YORK-Tranc policemen in
New York have volunteer assistants
today. Snfra gists are stopping
automobiles throughout the state
and handing ont literature 20 their
occupants.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
WYANDOTTE
RrI~.sm~ister-ytrk.


NJ "a elsie Hrirsar0et afnr. ~ z 'ter
p. ~ ans Mrs. Charles R-ieasr-a .s-
-ar Pinr-s' Ras married Thurs aT
rizat A. O'Clock. 20 John N.ek. ~
- fsnr Evauzs'iral church. WAN
t.tfa Tfs .aF"v-0ry vas performed
tho HSr Pau sriss~u1s ster -
Er syeu7s is's~. sister ~ ne hr'f@ a.
gle var attended BY Mss I'm ma
-.fsetc"fster sister 20 the bride az
rr Ga4uatd. and William Bo~fturr Us
~ man The bride va dressed y
gown ~ shut" rnarusvss. while
Tho bridN.raid pas gowusd In voile
tr-rgr MeElnose. 81 Johrs church
.rpo~ st. riag"d the wedding march
and Mrs Charles Bri"ssm"istsr sang
rI, couple f~- on an ~s"'srn trip
- tho brides parents NJ and Mr.
Nt.k viii live In NysndottS
city Treasurer James G Headuan
at'endsd the supervisors picnic. F-i-
MANY wys5ao'te a1a down. ri sr
Thursday a. Slocum Island.
Thomas Motor oss.bs team ~ !
,lksli psrk, Saturday afternoon.
o.thire beach, and wysndo,t. :
hampton yrsstler, viii oPpo;. Paul
America. Friday nisht in Arbsiter
20 open the match
Henry Master. Is. North lane On
thursday afternoon vac thrown from
nis bicycl. on PlddI--sve nsar Oak
~ and suffered rom pound rhc-
ture 20 his ieft arm. d. 4 =. Drouil-
ard set the bones
~ 4ses Henrietta l.shnan O'tiis
Hoffman ana Emma Rrsgsr we're
gwen in Eonor Of Miss Msrihs sle-
on Ptns-st "Wednesday night
Mrs August schwartz Pinss,. -
AZ nlIalr MI
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

Th@ marriage % Mis-. I.so'a Fern
rptesrsT daughter - NJ a7d Mrs..
William Tpt~grAT o. SO 1GS Fast
MapI.-are RlrmInEhRr1 and Carl
GLEASON Potter - Highland Psrk
took pIac" Thursdav night a. ~
o'clock a. ire nome ~ the bride e
rarrrtS Re- Fruton 80 Itsh prr-
formed the marriage srswory rhe
bride was ATTENDED %" Mis' Fran-'s
Potter. - Flint ho .s ousir ~
the groom Charles BECK -
ttighlard Ps~k. Ert-d "a beat mar
Msrgler sanford and May Med
bury were ribbon girls ara Er"ivn
Schumacher and MAXINE Sturgeon
we're rows- girls The brides broth
er. Gerald rpt-GrsH was ring h~r---
Mrs Leo Cornish sang WATT For
Thee and 20 Pro-.Is' Ne Mss
Mabls GoodF~llow pisyed Msrd-'-
sohns Wedding march The novss
was ~ Grated With Rs'aTs b-R.s~
lilies Elsdnli ard pains TIE r-ifr's
dress va ,Nant'Ily n~f over white
satin With 'aCe snd p~arl tr'r--~ ms
and she wor. oil and carried =
bouquet - white rtAss and il.ss ~
tho VALE The maid - h110r :
gown was pink gsorKsft~ --sp~ o-sr
ianets and 500 carried pink killarney
roses tied win tuils Nbou' so guests
were present BUFFET luncheon
eas served The bride and groom
lsf' for trip 20 Ma kinac Island.
and whom thsy ~eturn the, will hs
az home a. No 1hS Nnple-ass
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
RIVER ROUGE

Rouge roGu-i' VII meet Irif9v
Three weeks pei od. iu which no
meeting we've hstf Election ~r6s
viii he appointed
Christ W Iu'h~rar -hur = vii
xiv. = picnic @und,s Aug. 81 ~ he
old grow on West JEFFERSON
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

oget sTsK-Insu ser ss@IL-ISsIL -
iIVI-prIr Isss U'sId s4i--snps,Id
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

pvtntiaR-fh~ pistu nsst kInd--thst
- rIxht--TImes Job DePt.--Nrir t52o.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-15

best low priced car on the market
would cost you $395.O0 if you were
to buy it from the local agents. 1t
will be delivered to the man, woman,
boy or girl who has the most votes
without costing them one cent.
And then there is the wo-hundred
dollar diamond ring as a second
prize. You know what diamonds are.
They are rapidly advancing in price
form year to year. Besides having the
satisfaction of owning this beautiful
stone, you will know that it repre-
sents value in money of one hundred
cents on the dollar.
There are five other splendid
prizes, also special prize for the
contestant who gets the most votes
during the month of December. This
prize is beautiful chest of silver
ware and is valued at $500.
Every contestant who is not
winner of the first, second or third
prize. and who remains in the contest
until the close will receive a check
for five per cent of all the money
they have turned in to the Review
during the contest.
With such an attractive PROPOSE
ton bef$te you, how can yeu keep
from working.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-15
VOTES IN MORGAN CITY review
THOUSAND DOLLAR CONTEST
There is no Sex Distinction in this Vote Getting Contest
in which tifS Paper will Give Away Ford Touring
Car and Six other Paizes
Eighteen Contestants are Working Hard

There are many Morgan City citi-
zens who have voted for women dur
ing the past ten weeks of Morgan
City Reviews great popularity con-
test. The women have proved them
selves to be excellent vote getters,
and as the contest has just touched
the half way pole, there is going to
be some lively campaigning in the
ten weeks that are left. There will
positively be no extension of the
time set for closing, and all votes
must be in the hands of the contest
manager by midnight of March 1st,
or they will not be counted.
There is one contestant who has
made rapid progress during the past
few weeks, who says that if he wins
the Ford Touring Car, he expects to
operate a service car and that all of
the people who Help him in the con-
test may ride free.
Stop and think a moment of the
many pleasures you may have when
you own a car that you cannot now
enjoy. You have wished for an auto
mobile for long time, but felt that
you could not afford to buy one.
Then why not get in the Review con-
test for ten weeks and get a 1917
Model Ford Touring Car absolutely
free of charge. This car which is the
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-15
Review Doll and TOV
Find Closes Dec. q
The Fund is Still in Need Of
Financial Hell p to Make
II a Great Success

The Doll and Toy Fund now totals
$148.75. During the last few weeks
the fund has climbed rapidly and
there is every reason to believe that
the fund will go over the two hun
dred dollar mark From contributions
coming in almost daily from organi-
cations and individuals it looks like
Santa Claus is really going to get all
the assistance he needs in taking care
of the situation in Morgan City.
Even though the Allies were to ac-
cept Germany's proposals for peace,
which they haven't, there would be
no chance of getting any made in
Germany toys" because the time is
too short therefore the market price
Of these necessities at Xmas time will
be as high or higher than ever be-
fore.
A stranger in the city yesterday
was commenting upon the Review
Doll and Toy Fund and remarked
that our fund was now almost one
tenth Of that Of the New Orleans
fund in city sixty times the size.
This does not mean that there is
enough money in the fund. There
is not. In fact the president of the
Kings Daughters prevailed upon the
Review to change the closing date of
the fund which was originally set as
December 18th, to December 21st.
AS she so aptly expressed it, '"There
are many who do not get their Xmas
money early, and many others who
do not get the Xmas spirit until just
before the great day." That goes to
show how unselfishly the ladies are
interested in the fund. 1t is to be
distributed by them a-'i they want
to reach every kiddie IL the city
Fifty-one dollars and sevcr:J-five
cents is needed to nit the two hun
dred dollar mark. Send in yours to-
day.
All funds contributed to The Re-
view Doll and Toy Fund will be dis
bursed by The Kings Daughters of
this city. The Peoples State and Saw
ings Bank is the place of deposit for
the Fund but contributions will be
accepted by the banks Of Morgan
City and by number of the bust
ness men. Be certain that your name
and the correct amount you contri-
butte appear in the colums Of this
paper.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-15

Weezing in the lungs indicates
that phlegm is obstructing the air
passages. BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP loosens the phlegm
20 that it can be coughed up and
elected. Price Csc. SOC and $1.0e
per bottle. Sold BY Bellanger Drug
Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-15
NOTICE

Take notice that I am applying to
the City Of Morgan City for permit to
open a bar-room, for colored per-
sons, on the east side of Second ST.,
between Railroad Ave-, and Union
Streets in Morgan City, La, for the
year 1917. lot
B. Mule.
The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18

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The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the 9Th day of March. A. D. 1916,
]. A. Mast, the Executor of the Estate
of Daniel Mast, deceased, will appear
before the Judge of the County Court
at the Court House in Ordway in the
County Of Crowley. Colorado, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
and present his accounts for final
settlement and pray the approval OF
the same and ask to be discharged,
at which time and place any person
in interest may appear and present
objections II any there be.
Witness G. F. Patrick, Judge and
Acting Clerk of the County Court
within and for the County Of Crowley
in the State of Colorado and the seal
of said Court this LIST day of Febru-
ary. "A. D. 1916.
G. F. PATRICK,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
Per DENNIS J. MOONEY,
Deputy Clerk.
First publication, Feb. 4, 1915.
Last publication, Feb. 25. 1915.
The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18
Notice Of Application to Lease
State Lands

Notice of Application to Lease
State Lands
Office of the State Board OF Land
Commissioners.
Denver, Colo, Feb. 10, 1916
Notice is hereby given that Conrad
Pelster, whose postoffice address is
Ordway, Colo, has made application
No. A5271 to lease the following de-
scribed School Lands, situate in Crow
ley County. Colorado, to-wit:
All Of Section 80, Township 1873,
Range 58W.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease this tract of land
must file the same in this ONCE prior
to March II, 1915, q no other ap-
lplication to lease the shove described
lands will be considered after said
ldAte. = I, II Y
JOHN y. VIVIAN
Hegintsr Htets B6afd Land Con.
m llass sG' aStssi;, 81.
a ~ u \ I4s z ]! Y Z 4 ~ ~
The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State of Colorado, County Of Crow
ley, IS. In the County Court.
The State Bank of Sugar City, Colo
RADIO, Corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. Pas
cual Montana, Frank Montana, and
]. F. Montana, Defendants. summons.
The people of the state Of Colorado,
to Pascual Montana, Frank Montana
and J. F. Montana, the Defendants
above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
he above named plaintiff in the Coun-
ty Court of Crowley County, State of
Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, II served within this
County; or, II served out Of this coun-
ty, or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof, exclu-
sive of the day of service; or judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of the
complaint. And II copy of the COM
plant in the above entitled action be
not served with this summons, or II
the service hereof be made out or this
state, then ten days additional to the
time hereinbefore specified for ap-
'pearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking Of Judgment by de-
fault as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to re-
cover joint and several money judg-
ment against the defendants, for the
sum Of $1S0.19, and interest thereon
from October IS, 1914, and for costa
Of suit, and to enforce certain Writ
Of Attachment duIy issued in this &C
ton and plaeed IN the hands Of the
E6herfH q ths coanty afqrssGtd, whe
jhA9 lsvtsf kt1 writ on lots n and
f13s hlesB ~ ~ 1ost zs snd Nj, Il
g b m 4 E / T. p9eas ctex
The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18
,RluupIurION

vhsrsas the town Of Ofdwey =
under contract with the Purs bprsnes
water company 70 determine . NAM
mum demand for Pure Springs water
|by adding to the greatest months con-
sumption within the three years prior
to November 1. 1915. SO per cont
thus establishing the greatest Quanti-
~ of said water that can ever %
demanded under said contract. and
Whereas the Mayor and Board OF
Trustees are desirous Of establishing
as great q maximum demand - pos
sible. and
whereas Mayor and Board Of Trus-
tees desire to induce the citizens and
property owners to avail themselves
Of an opportunity to install said Pure
Springs Water in their homes and
business houses. before the end OF the
said three years period.
Therefore, Be 1t resolved that from
and after this date and until this reso-
luton be abolished. any person In
stalling said Pure Springs Water In
his or her premises. whether business
or residence shall be allowed . credit
in water value equal to tho cost OF
installing said Pure Springs Water In
said premises.
Adopted at q regular meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees. held ON Mon
day. February Z, 1916.
JOHN B. ESTES,
Clerk and Recorder.
When you think good printing
Al i..lx A
The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18


1lethodlst Episcopal Church
Frsachtng, IL .. m. and 7:30 p. m.
een1ny school ct 10 .. m.
NDF6sth kssgue. $50 p. m.
f1ysfmsstins q 1850 p. m. We'd
nsay.
ThS Anti 1sioon League WIN be
14S4 ~ one Of the State Sup
< ssls eents = II :. m.
3 1Geen1ne service viii be for all.
4 - Dfsaehins.
WI ~ II telo6e for discussion.
' Z n ftnicts, pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18
Want to Sell?

Anyone contemplating sale this
winter or spring may see us If they
would consider selling at private sale
for we are in the market to buy your
stuff outright; take 1t in lump sum
and pay you cash for it. You would
be saved the trouble for all you would
have to do would be cash your check.
FIG. Adam & Son, the auctioneers.
The Ordway new era., 1916-02-18

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