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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-03
FARMERS INCORPORATED soCl
ETY. OF ROCKWELL HAS MOST
PROSPEROUS YEAR.
PAYS so PER CENT CASH
AND STOCK DIVIDEND
Gain of $3.50 Shown For Year
twenty Eighth Annua! Meeting Held
Long Under CampbelI's Manage
nent.
Special 10 Times-Republican.

Incorporated Society of Rockwell, the
oldest and most successful co-opera-
tive organization of farmers in Amer
lea, had its twenty eighth annual
meeting. The reports show the past
year to have been the most prosperous
during the twenty eight years of oper-
alton, the gain being SS,S59.97. \ divi-
dend of so per cent was declared. 10
per cent III cash and 20 per cent in
stock distribution. This will increase
the capital stock from $4,000 to $50,
600. The report shows the assets and
liabilities TO be:
Total assets .................S7 $40
,rL,t NJ Lin hilitiaS o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-03
IOWA MAN DIES IN -
LOG CABIN HOME
AT AGE OF 1G5 YEARS

Shenandoah. March Z. - Thomas
Sellars whose age was said TO be 1o5
or 1906 died at the home Of his niece.
Mrs. Sarah Krewdson. near North
boro.
Sellars, it is thought. was 105 on
Jan. 16. He would never tell his age.
and was three weeks older than John
Phipps, who died in December al lVi.
JnCle Thomas was one of south
western Iowa's most interesting
characters. but was little known. tie
lived in a log cabin, half way between
NorthborO and Westboro for years.
He was born in England, was never
married, never rode in an automobile
until recently and never had picture
taken. His brother John, lived to ne
lis. Cancer was the cause of the
death of Uncle Thomas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-03

Just take your shoes off and then put
those weary, shoe crinkled, aching,
burning, corn pestered, nunion- tortured
feet Of yours in ''Tiz" bath. Your
toes will wriggle with joy; they'll look
up at you and almost talk and then
they'll take another dive in that "Tiz"
bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps Of
lead-all tired out-just try "Tiz." It's
grand-it's glorious. Your feet will
dance with joy: also you will find all
pain gone from corns, callouses and
bunions.
There's nothing like '"Tiz." It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture.
Get 25-cent box Of "Tiz" at any
drug or department store-don't wait.
All! how glad your feet get; how com
Portable your shoes feel You can wear
shoes a size smaller II you desire. "A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-03
S959.9I
for the year, .......
MANAGERS Report.

The report of Manager Campbell,
who has held the position for twenty
five wears follows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-03

A sixteen inch electric fan handles
about $500 cubic feet Of air in min
ute.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
PATRIOTIC AMERICANS
Reunion, Public Installations and Class
limitations in Order

colonel John clark Council 40. 6l5, r
T. A. IIolmcsburg held one Ot it's most
suoprssuI reunions of members last eve
uiug The entertainment committee having
She event I'm charge deserves the greatest
credit H. :. c. Brother Sully made a most
interesting address uuuu the great work
done by the order and the part assumed
by No. Gl5. Many plans have been made
ana the event was only one of the various
kinds which will help To- Increase the mrm-
bership slil greater. The hall was filled
with members. many of whom are urom.-
nput iu the locality Jr T.. ). e. Sh"urmHn
made am earnest appeal for the greatest
activity during the present year.
rn'orcours, Council 80 $50, held grand
rally u! members last ,NuuIUE. vhnu an 'Inr
giant Entertainment wus provided rhn 9rrnn.,
GSI61Wn,I g',rrt,rv Forl n,lIrcasoi thn urrnhrra
tatn,d durius the las, yg-r
r0porsyc Council No eco. vii, hold rnh.
lie installation OF officers ana tender an enter.
tainmGnt to- III. lady irirpas ot th' G@,i",r , "n
to b" important and In c"l"brhNon ot ih", ,Eirut
H1S'lS' H Wh,rh ] mnS Sotff M tb, S.rnot ,rls "f s
members. The large class limitations which were
any tnr I'm It's history. state Council Sgrr'r
tnry Ford h2s promls.d to Intend aud ncl ,., as
VIII Ire delivered by members ahd VISITING
brethren.
Loyal Council, No. 7sli is arranEins for q
month. \ special effort is being made to- Horur"
large number Of candidates for O. class IN
HERE VINO hus just returned FROM service IN
Mexico, has promised to r"gr#luiIm the EuaTg4
The iiacti&s in Mite tbo most perfect military atyl,.
Tho members OF No. ISl are much pleased wiih
Mexican border.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
The Veteran Speaks

sThey SAY that T're got one more Ucdr.
that by ucrt Jdii IN hit the chute:
Tbcy sdy my arm is on the blink
And that I'm SIOWinQ mp, TO boot:
Mdybe I an, aud maybe not
N doesn't reach me uuU more
when ! remember hor thCB spilled
Tho same stug sercu ycdrs before.
~Its aitrdys one more gear for NC
Retorc ne hit the trail each spring,
Until the sun slips oW again
To than the old tiuk from Djy Uiug,
Tho Kid they bought TO grdb uty job
Fou, ycdrs ago has had 10 wdtt
JnHi they found some trdy 10 drop
A ouy around .29S."
The Argument Ahead
THE main paragraph Of the rule for anna
teur golf reads as folows-in the way
OF debarment.
Accepting or holding any position aa
agent or employe that includes as part Of
It's duties the handling Of golf supplies or
engaging in any business wherein ones use-
fulness or profits arises because Of skill or
prominence in the game Of GOLF
THIS last section Is entirely beyond us.
we can name any number Of amateurs In
no way engaged in the business of golf
supplies. who in other lines have derived
far more profit from their skill and promi.
nence In golf than Oulmet ever has
Ouimet, we have been informed, has never
drawn a salary above S35 a weei;. This Is
A small detail compared to what many golf
ers have received in large measure from
the publicity attached to their skill and
prominence al the game
Skill at golf is going to materially assist
any man engaged in a business that depends
upon soliciting accounts or trade or upon
enlarEing ones business circle. We have
known where such skill has been of con-
siderable help to such golfers in the insur-
ance business. the real estate business the
stock and bond bus!ness-not through their
own seeking, but through the natural Sc
uuence Of events. And we know OF some
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
SONS OF AMERICA
Final Preparation for the Monster
Joint Class Enrolment


| An la e., r.,Iir,g. fnr. tbc ,rnretrr oOOO
| class initiation oC tho Philadelphia camps
| 20 be- held ON Saturday evening next at
| ,ro ,r,,,,so nm I9tg N,r,L prI,d etrnrt
| INC N""9' lllI 1918 N"IH i'l"''H S'.tV''
| \ last warning Is issued tu all the members
,r ,,igb t, ,tt.ulI tp ,,rn,,rir, n iesipu
A. 4, - 81, y - -, 4, 4. -,
Is regretted that ON account Of the serious
iilr..gs Of I,,Itr. rbprIns y I2r,i,r,p nr
H','.' W "''N, ''' -'' 80 ,''''''''
S'huylklll county who was 10 nave de-
liyrrrd the main address of the evening, he
...,,,,..t la. ,.r..s..,t I,,t ia, ,u{n.rg b,,.,
been able to srnur" National Vice President
I.rf,ss IIr,p4 of NIar,yluud tp deliver an
,,IIr.,s Br,,l,nr IIo1rs f.. r,tcd o,, ono
address bI"tNnF h'lNS J." IH''u H' one
Of the leading orators OF the country, and
l ,,trnI ,.tI,,. maj, with , t,,rssufrn Nom
'"''.' ~, ',''' M'',' .i 90 ~ -, rI,,,,.
hoTS who have never heard Brother Heaps
will have a very pleasant surprise
49, m In. - a., r... i,,I,i-
IN - -nJ.l"' m n" "T s",I s,t rrsi,
H. H., tGiInf],'4 W ] ~ y '&. & @ ,i,1g eiin,Irit
iIImElGin II nu1i lVT m ." I, Ii,. m +.
nnI ut,7 m M i,,"' "l,,i "sl,,i '"Itnir" 'synI H., ha
I,'n, " r,I,"r 'y,r ,'.,rt ir tr. St,,s T,I1p srs
gI,,t 'r,r- ~ .r..,f,.r "a rttrnr aud NOR. Chris
hWG-,,lE hW-,lE, G rr "' ,IiT,,1 ',r TG, rh" nTh"r
r,'- .l et.''. pr..4iI.rf T.rnng, =, CLARK
former minister at.I NOW rnlGf of drfartiv,4 OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

recommended 'ho following names ua deputies
and district DEPUTIES for The eastern district aud
thrr were appointed tu tho ruHr.niiyu councils
nv stnto Councillor l.. R Baldwin as rol0ws
rU So gn. uyur councils NoH. -, 50 n. III
go ana 900; George liuhurdson, OF Council
nuL 800: Frnd g. Weber. of Council 80 IHI
over Councils Nus. lGl. 1876, go, GSi and TaO:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
ORDER RED MEN
Preparations for Active Events by
Subordinate Organizations


The allied tribes Of West Philadelphia
| held their business meeting in the wgwam
| of RchoOtah Tribe, No 99I, at S.NtN-third
and Vine streets and installed the new Of
nccrs on Tuesday night. =. :. John Bassett,
of 30 90. the new president gave an out
line of the policy Of the allied tribes To
create a stronger enthusiasm and assist
the weaker tribes. The vice presidents
were T. $ Walter Gill, of 80. 2S2. and
L. =. Al PfcfferkOru, Of No. sos T. ). Rob
ert $. Brown was reelected secretary. Par
tlCular attention is being given toward the
completion Of arrangements for the allies
big night in Thurstou Hall, 39l2 Lam
caster avenue. on Friday night, January
lg This meeting will be the largest gath
cring of the year, and as the talks will be
short and the entertainment composed Of
the best talent, great prosram is
promised
sapanun Tribe, No 45s, celebrated its
street ana dtrard avenue last nEhi. WHICH was
i'Ss An cxc"cnt mt '1 antertatnmcHt ] Vas % proydSd
Great Senior Sagamorc pT. Y. g. heswick,
sachem Al GorneE ana chief Of Records George
e. Phillips made brief talks.
Tho Deputy Great Sachem Association will
WmnIltWy WW,Il W nishf' The deputiSs are now busy ar
ranging the district meetings that are scheduled
made Of EXISTING conditions and, efforts put
10 t9rtm =" t' tbe mGeEInbers6p Bctr | teams VIII
80 from tribe to tribe assisting In the work.
Cuuus Tribe. No. 500 Of linton city. has
just adopted class Of pdI"tares. oui every
thing points to a big increase this Errlt sun.
The tribe has fine degree team that IS kept
busy, and Deputy George Trscuit has arranged
,' results, ' -,
tatunka Tribe No 453 Of York. Will cola-
hratr its anniversary with a smoker ana enter
taumeut next Monday nlght,
waconiu Tribe. No. 207. of Iayelle. has Just
taken In a class ~ ten palefuCes. Chief NJ
auI predicts this year 10 be the biggest IN the
history OF the tribe, Great SuChem John VI.
Coombe was an hono-sd guest.
Tribal business was hurried throurh at
Miuonk Tribe. No l5l, last FRIDAY on account
of The Haymakers' banner night when De- Roy
The Haymakcrs convened and visiting dnla-
Fa tiun from Itaska, No, lN4l9 under the leader
ship Of Deputy Past chief Haymaker Srrgrr
was admitted. Two tTamns by the names ot a.
Matslnger and Lee Roy walker were found iu
the fields and were taught the mysteries of
making hay while the electric lights shunr-
their respective Btumps Past chief haymuker
Dalton; chief haymakgr, Baumgartner; assistant |
Nee ISillian resigned; aud the following com
pnnlons were appointed 20 their various offices !
BY the chief haymakcr' Boss driver, l.. Drewgit. !
horn blower, Upright, ana steward IHNluT, ltr. !
marks were heard from Rational Vice Chief
Haymuker Judge Price,
The Allied Tribes Association will hold an
wscoma Wei s't5 t5 6rlis tbsir friends, and is *
wigwam Is located al ssi0 Lancaster ave,
An lmpromptu service was held last SUNDAY /
president. who. with Charles Beading, a mam- /
ber OF Cheltenham Methodist Episcopal Church. |
made an address.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

LANCASTER Pa. Jan. AT the JAM
uary meeting Of city Council last night
Common Councilman Ritchey presented n
resolution increasing the salaries of police-
men and removing the force from partisan
politics Tho ordinance was referred to tho
Municipal Committee for consideration
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
ODD FELLOWS
PR0CLAMATIONS

| 4 rfit-ity Df tbo Cv,,l 1v.a.-..
-NNIiNlIS VI llS WI anu AidSlGI
- e,a ~ .t =,
ana SIdlI ana Report OF the
EmDIONmpnt Rurpou
bAS' '''i'' i'"iN N"V
In an official communication OF creating
tn an I,lga, ,,I ,,,..,,,l...,.. t ..1
49,, t.. 80 "i", '','''"tl iH ItH Guy
ana state, Grand Master Perry 4 ShauOr
".rbc Grand Nt,s,or ,t,,ir,. o.. ,,t. ,t..,.
| '','" N,'H''' "'HII'@ '' lll- time
! Z" express the hope that your Christmas
| season was the most h1ppy y,ft I,.y, ,,.,.r
rypnrIrrr,l ,n,t g. ,,Ii ~ .
] ~ l,''''i' ana l' huh tn lNat nope the
WISH that the coming wear may be- fNp Ip4f
and most pr,su,r,,I,g ,r ,,,r H.
,,.,, .t. F".' '''.. u.
gg''l .u"l nope ana mat WISH the Grand
.,,,. - '"' NV ~" W.. "'.'' "lS'' lI'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
JR. ORDER U. A. NJ.
The New State Councillor Appoints
State and District Deputies

Election of officers WAS ouo Of tho f,,
tilrsy ,.f g. o, f,,t.,..,f,... . ~. D., ,.. 49,,
ff,'' "' ~" interesting meeting hcId hF John
Is Marlin council. NO. 90, last Thursday
evening Cr,lt riy3I,,,. r,t.,,1 b,.,,,,...,, ,t,,
,,,,,,,i,,..... o., I'm -. ' '''"''' ,'',
INI'''''' l"f NIl'N ana IN" election resulted
as follows. Councillor william pIoss. vice
,.,,,y..f.,,. t.,..l...f., 40. '
''"u'li''' fi'HtII'N Hi''EtI' assistant re-
c'rdiug secretary Wesley Econ warden.
", ,.IY,,l I, Tf.rl. . ... ... ~, . 80.
'nsj -, '." u'''r, i'Inert St"it
lNSluo Stui'upH Albert a.. SWIEDIr; outside
sentinel Norman Iy,rD. ,n,pI,Tr gt,,,l..,,
y. NaitNni trustee, Arthur hewitt. owing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
FLORIDA. EAST COAST

The Best Business School.
sth and Chestnut Streets.
Enter now. Day or night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
If OUIMET is DROPPED, THEN
MAJORITY OF GOLFERS MUST
SUFFER THE SAME PENALTY
Expert Believes Nearly Every Linksman Profits
in Some Way by Skill at Game-Wlliams
and Johnston Tennis Kings
BY GRANTLAND RICE

,rb, ,,.i.t,a,. .......,
Ill, ~ M''s'ount "It"P',HE u" tohmerciaIi2e
80 s, so't Shn', na'e derived greater profit
M, ,r, IL man 'u'Inat ever mas
% nc poll' we seek To- make Is That a rule
Mu,tI WVuu u,o"r uu.nei as professional
i. Mou," "'S' n'I OUT 'h' majority of our
| ".W" "'t"i -'"r O"uhtt 'n spite OF his golf
| T''I. % anu u,a "pPor'nhl,leS L" commentaries
~. "'s u'I,N,u SNaUer income from the
."t % "l Wp'N 'hat ne mas ioieWed ihau viz
(u%InE ,u on the oih'r leaders who have
'o"'"'" various lines.
II has been rumored that the two big
leagues would very likely adopt an arrange
mcut calling for an intorlcaEuc series where
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

Westminster ny ave near ar, Beach ass Elsya:
water s. M wlly. s. up daily, Chas. Buhre,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

Court Olive Branch No eos Sepylva and
Norris streets. win tonight hold installation OF
officers and present good New Year program
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

At n meeting OF tho employment bureau on
Tuesday evening representatives. OF 100 lodges
were present who wnr" addressed hw Grand
Master ShaUur and Grand SHtTaflr" Halt o.
was decided TO continue tine bureau as pyrnu-
uHut feature OF IN" order and Iu consider tho
establishment OF simtlur bureaus Boz different
PARTS OF the state. MuuHgrr IIfrhirll reported
lions secured for llT7 members. S-ipT,25 re-
W''ga Inn ihra1 :25go rNr,,r,naIyd Tnm "IgFs nr"
huti Charles ID. Hamilton, secretary, h. L..
TlCg. treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

Brothers Friedman Kelly and Welsh assisted
eSc,J3 ey Sp3e wiqisraw9ke committee. .yl lead in
s9C!al session OF merit The dove OF peace
VIII sprcad It's wings" and the aggressive move
menl planned for 1917 viii start In earnest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

som" lodges have roll call each yonr NJ
wn.,h il'E m.ln - special crort tn set uyorv
I,.'HN'i present tu answer To- his name, uul from
lh. W.Hn"fs who cannot hu present Co Eut %
.,l'I lNtINF the huEg how thiuga are with 'nuul.
nn,H' ru,. calls urv. very interesting ami nrtruL
In,N are 4''rIrtiv" TO those who don't often
'l"' I'd .NN't".. ana they present un uuIurtuulfy
tnI D" IlEa'N pleasant evening I would ausr, at
IL', MN''r convenient this rull call Will N, iall
.' ',. .'.. meeting uight uight iu January. thH'
d. l'.iMIHr u" appointed tu have charge ur 10
".H '' Ih" entertainment committee begin at
.'N ." warm up the coffee for that u.uusllu
'"' WI" thI % both interesting aud hprvt,IaI
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21
Lieut.. James v. Curnuttc

i'o'N'' The Dallas News OF last Sunday
p"' ''carrles pictures Of number Of Of
acers now In service and amongst
Tlthcm Is the picture OF Second Lieu
the Ia tenant James V. Curnutte Of Snyder,
who h Texas. brother Of Vice President
week. Robert II. Curnutte of the First Ma
tlonal Bank Of Snyder and son Of
Jus Mrs. w. W. Curnutte OF Snyder.
Reme Lieut.. curnutte was born In Lime
match stone County Texas IN October 1893
shad, lie came to scurry county with tho
family in his youth, He graduated
from the Snyder High School IN
1871 and r. q graduate Of the 1916
from class of the Texas A. & NJ. College.
iorn- From Snyder he went to work as
Government engineer on the Miss
lssippl leveos and later worked for
day, the government In Arkansas and III
ioek inois. He received his commission
. ~, in the Engineering Corps at Fort
Lcayenworth. Kansas and Is now sta
anu toned at Camp Taylor Louisville.
Ky
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21
SURE CURE FOR SMALL Pox.

Handed to Signal by Mrs. Hargroyes.
We clip the following from the
Grand Saline Sun and give It space
In our columns for the reason that
II may be merltorius and II Is GER
tainly inexpensive:
herewith append recipe which
has been used, to my knowledge, In
hundreds of cases OF small pox.
when Jenner discovered the cowpox
in England the world OF science over
whelmed him with fame; but when
the most scientific school of medi-
cine In the world, that Of Paris, pub
lished this recipe 1t passed unheeded
1t will also cure scarlet fever. In
fact II liz most certain and infal-
llble cure for both small pox and
scarlet fever. and It will not cost
over 25 cents for a family to pro-
vide themselves with II. Here Is the
recipe as have used 1t;
sulphate Of zinc. one grain; digl-
tails, one grain. sugar one-half tea
spoon. Dissolve in a wlneglass Of
soft water. or water that has been
boiled and cooled. Take a teaspoon
full every hour. For children the
dose must be diminished according
to age. Either smallpox or scarlet
fever will disappear in twelve hours.
II counties would compel physl-
clans to use this remedy, there
would be no need Of quarantine or
pest houses.
This recipe came into my hands
over forty years ago through a Cal
lfornia paper, and never knew II to
fail to cure or to prevent the dis
ease from developing In those who
had been exposed to II.
give this recipe purely for the
benefit Of my fellow men. but so
far no notice has been taken OF II
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21

Rev. Jas. II. Tate Of Fuyanna
said Monday that he had a letter
from his son Henry Tate, saying
that he Is In the clerical section
Of the Commlssary department at
Fort Sam Houston. lie is well pleas
ed with his position. He says when
the paymoster was around on the
first OF the month he stated that this
would probably be the last time the
soldiers would be paid on here
that they may be in France on next
pay day,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICE TO sCURRY
COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

On account Of an epidemic Of
small pox in Snyder, the Fifth Sun
day meeting will be called on The
churches will please take notice and
act accordingly.
The Board will assemble on call
Of the chairman at his discretion.
W. II. SIMS.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21
DON'T GIVE UP.

II the day looks kinder gloomy
And your chances kinder slim,
II the situations puzzln'
And the prospects awful grim,
And perplexltles keep passln',
TIL all hope is nearly gone,
Just brlstle up and grit your teeth
And keep on keepln' on.
%. l.. Morrow.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21

Constipation the Fath,r of Many Ills
OF the numerous Ills that affect
humanity a large share start with
constipation. Keep your bowels reg
ular and they may be avoided.
when laxative is needed take
Chamberlaln's Tablets, They not on
ly move the bowels but improve the
appetite and strengthen the diges-
ton. For sale by all dealers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21

bther sack Of Cake Brand flour
please. All right nam, George
,e right up with It. That sounds
like Lockhart Grocery Co
g 179.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21
HONORARY VICE PRESIDENTS.

HONORARY VICE PRESIDENTS.
W. II. Fuqua, list Honorary V. Pres.
Ice Biyins, Amarillo. Texas
II. +. Mitchell. Charming, Texas
Il. S. Collins, Claiming, Texas
Il. S. Coon, Dalhart, Texas
]. II. southwood, Panhandle, Texas
Jas. Il. Beverly, Dalhart, Texas
Henery Boyoe, Dalhart, Texas
Vic Nelson, Panhandle, Texas
W. A. Wharton. Texhoma, Okla.
A. A. Callaghan, Panhandle Texas,
W. II. Harvey, whitedeer, Texas
George Geerlach, Canadian, Texas
Dan b. Hoover, Canadian, Texas
Thomas +. Moody, Canadian, Texas
W, G. Tennyson, Glazler Texas
W. r.. Tandy, Glazler, Texas
A. W. Potoet, Glazler, Texas
John A. May Higgins, Texas
George Perery, ochlltree. Texas
d. V. Andrews. Hansford, Texas
Champ Traylor' Plemons' Texas
Judge Il. Small. Shamrock, Texas
george W. s'''e'' NcLean' texas
NJ ~ o'eele' ",oon' i'N"'
eaun hoi'' "nee'e'' leN"S
1o"n Nilen' icN''ne' leAas
~ D. ""' .' Du'''"S' i'A"S
o. W. r"''l,pS' Miami ieAaS
~ Oo"ee' miami, ieAaS
"" o. lo'oert, miami IeAaS
a. Lons' Mopeetie' texas
"''o' W. o. Du"eii' OiY'ue' leAas
J'E. Hill, Claude, Texas
A. W. Read Memphis, Texas
'ohh browder' Memphis Texas
a. H. peeVer' Memphis Texas
mos, r, Buggy Clarendon Texas
" warren clarendon Te1as
= n W. c oa"'On, ieASS
r NJ T.,,- y0", ieN"s
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21
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Exursi0n Rates

Dallas, Texas-Account FAN Mar.
ket Buying Season, July to septem'
her 1917. Open to all persons tcortl.
fcate PLAN Second meeting, August
~ to 21st inclusive.
Round Trip 90 day tickets to Al
pine, Arkansas Pass, Brownsville. Cor
pus Christi, Galveston, Palaclos and
Port Layaea also other points east
For particulars phone 1853.
c, F. ROwDEN.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21

sPECiAL-Next Tuesday, septem-
Der %. will make special price
Of Si.OO for five pounds of Peaberry
coffee.
+. T. WILHELM, Grocer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21

bther sack OF Cake Brand flour
Il please All right nam, George
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21

DR., ]. h. Meador returned Mon
day from Menard.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-21

Jus
RENE
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-28

The Rails Banner Joins in the de-
mand for a division OF Texas. Its
editor Is a native Texan and loves
tho Lone Star State, but is tired Of
the continued bad treatment, West
and Northwest Texas has for
many years received at the hands
Of the people and politicians down
In the state. and seeing no hope
Of better treatment, he now thinks
there should be division. In all
northwest Texas there Is but one
or two newspapers that are outspo-
ket in opposition to division. Dlyls-
ion is In the air and the people all
over West and Northwest Texas
should begin to arrange for an Or
ganlzatlon to promote campaign
for a division Of the state.-Plain-
view News.
You may be correct. Division Is In
the air-and pretty high up In the
air at that.