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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
TRAFlERI SUES VERTA
seeks damages in sum Of SiO.nnO--Ncr-
ia KcrcntIy tot Verdict "f $500
Against TrNHrri.

Chas" Trancri yesterday nicd suit
lu Tho tiustinGs Court. Fart IL against
~ Camille Ncr;a for $4,000 damages.
Although no declaration has been nl"d,
81 IS said that Trancri seeks TO recover
Tor alleged defamation Of character
Vert. some time ago instituted suit
against 1raHcri an similar grounds
ana WAS awarded - vcrric, OF $500
by jury in tnc iiustincs court,
Fart II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

James North. charged with illegally
transporting liquor in violation OF the
state prohibition law. was held for
the grand jury of the Hastings Court
Yesterday by Justice Crutchficld. in the
Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
Trustee. Why borrow Money.

The trustees OF the I;ivcrvicw Zap
list Church. colored. were yesterday
authorized by the city Circuit Court
To negotiate loan Of $4,000. TO be
secured by a decd OF trust. The nom :
nations of Tsichard poindcXtcr. ". r.
Fer Suson and Simon Harris, as trus.
tees, were confirmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
Wanted In rreder,ck,burr.

stafford SpriEEins. colorcd. charged
with being fugitive from Frcdcricks-
burg. whore he is wanted on a charge
or stealing S33. was arrested in Rich
mond yesterday afternoon by Detcc-
tive Sergeant Atkinson. of headQuar-
tiers. and District Detective Thurman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
store Entered md nohhcd.

9. G. Unser. reported to the police
yesterday that his store AT 10" East
Main street. had been entered through
u rear Second-Story window between
Saturday night and Monday morning,
and small sum of money stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

Mrs y iI"isi"r ot "2I6 FIovd Ayc.
nut reported 10 III" police Of Tho Scc.
ON" District yesterday that :, gold
hr"as'pin set Win pearls and Ji,.
m"n"f h"d hocn stolen from her home
The nm wa. valued ~ $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

Tho Spanish class of the John Mar
shall High School Will give play Fri
day night in tho school building. The
play viii be entirely in Spanish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
POPULAR PRICE LUNCH SERVED
EVERY DAY At
Morris Restaurant
DO East MnIn street.
Opposite Mutual Building.
MENU FOR TUESDAY. APRIL IL.

Quality mud Service Supreme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
uned or Queen Olives.
STEERS

Broiled or Fried Va. Shad Roe IS,
Shad Foe. Scrambled with Eggs. 80
Eroilcd or Fried Virginia Sbad. -,
Rroiled salmon Trout. Lemon Saucc..Jt
Baked Va. Shad. Old Virginia style. -,
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24
MUNICIPAL FAD OF
 SPOKANE IS A PIGGERY

SPOKANE, Jan. 2O-All hail the country'S first municipal piggcry, or should if be porkcry; Its the newest wrinkle in municipal fads. Dr. ]. E. Anderson. Spokaucs health officer, runs a community hog ranch on a small scale at the isolation hospital. And we make fl pay, too," says inc health officer "Wc'vc turned in S325 in solid cash to tho city since we started it." The health departments system is 10 buy a couple oi little pigs for about So and feed them on garbage from the hospital until they ready for market Tt would be per fcctly feasible 10 work the scheme on a larger scale and utilize the greater part of the city's garbage" says Dr. Anderson. Wed need d tract of land somewhere just outside the city and a system for hauling the garbage"
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24
McLANE PLEASED WITH
 WORK OF ONE WEEK
(Fron Sundays Daiiy)

Justice of the Peace Chas. H. Nc Lane sat in the easy chair of his office yesterday afternoon with smile of satisfaction adorning his rubicund countcnancc. The reason was not hard to discover for it took only one question to make the dispenser of justice in the lower court divulgc the why's and whercforcs. The week just gone had proved fruitful one in the way of marriages, no less than seven ceremonies having been performed by him. Of course l appreciate the fec" remarked the justice with his fingers crossed, but it does me more good to know that played humble part in making IA people happy. consider it one of the best wcck's $ work in my official life, and hope I will be able to often duplicate the feat
 The couple married by him yester- day was Will Brink of the well known Brink family of Kirkland and Miss Edna Shcw of Walnut Grove. The groom is in the employ Of cattle company north Of the Grand Canyon. Miss Dollic Butler of the recorders $ office acted as bridesmaid and Bill Fitzgerald, who served as the second witness, claimed that he was the best man.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24
CATTLE MARKET.
Special Correspondence.


 KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, Jan. l5-Light cattle receipts after Tuesday last week advanced prices 10 to 25 cents, and the supply of H. GOO today sold steady to strong, stock CTS and feeders 10 higher Hogs fin ished last week as good as the best time. and sold firm today, top $l0.S0, receipts l7,000. Sheep and lambs ad- vanced 30 to 50 cents last week, and 10 to l5 cents today, lambs Sl375, ewes S9.S5, both new high records, re- ceipts l2,000.
 Beef Cattle.
 Nothing strictly prime was offered, the best here selling at Sl0.S5. Pulp fed steers weighing l,2oS pounds brought Sl040, medium to common beef steers down to $S, some good quarantine steers So, the latter sale highest ever made in the quarantine division in January The tendency seems to be for the lower grades of steers to creep upwards, upper grades holding steady, which closes up the range of prices. However, nothing strictly prime has been offered for two weeks, last here selling at Sll.50. Cows of the ripe kind sell up to So, heifcrs Sll, canner cows S5.25 to SC, bulls S6.25 to SS, odd head last week up to So, veal calves up to Sll.50.
 Stockers and Feeders.
 There Is q good country demand. especially for cattle to go right into feed lots. Feeders were taken out last week at $.50 to Sl050, weights from $50 to 1,2OO pounds. Inquiry for stock cattle was less keen, but covered wide territory, a good string going to South Dakota. others to Nebraska and States East as well as the adjacent States. Stock steers range from S65O to $S.50, few either way. A rather large proportion of the receipts today were stockers and feeders, but they sold 10 higher.
 Hogs.
 Heavy hogs sold up to Sl0.S0 today, | medium weights SlO75, lights SlO55, bulk of sales SlO30 to Sl075. The market closed at the best point, al though receipts overran the estimate of 13,000 by 4,000 head. Packers ac- tions denote that they need hogs, al though statements of stocks on hand at packing houses show heavier than at this time a year ago. Of course, these statements do not tell how much of these stocks is already con tractcd. Chicago had heavy run to- day, but otherwise receipts at the markets were moderate, and seem in clined to run little under a year ago as this timc
 Sheep and Lambs.
 The good advance made in the sheep house last week was followed by further gains today, 10 to l5 cents, possibly more on ewes, two cars of l0l-pound pea fed ewes selling at S9S0, and odd head from local terri tory at S9S5, new high prices here. Lambs also set new high record for all previous time here today at Sl3Z5. Receipts have been running fairly lib- cral, but packers have not had enough |. and the market shows no sign Of weakening. Fat ycarlings sell at SIP or better, wcthcrs Sl050, feeding lambs around Sl275
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
 NAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA.

 Board ournmcnt Monday, December 18th 96 90 o'clock, Present. William Stephens Chairman; Henry Bclclcr, Clerk.
 petition Reynolds Deputy at salary that said be denied. The A. F. Mcl the November order filed
 This being the day and hour by this Board the of bids the of wild of bdS the being follows to-wit: N a clantablc 5ccntsc each. Walter Akn cents cach
 M Rcddcn, coyote skins cents each
 Upon Atkin be accepted
  a The payroll officials cr 9l6 by Expense md to-wit lain
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA.
Prc SCOtt. .ArIZOna

| Prescott, ,, ounn meTd on % ssa % H @ GSp @ @ & @ "['"'" to 'd William Stephens Chairman Henry sudcr Member R. T. was suder granite columns placed the court house for Yavaa County place east cement columns at an in voted Aye" Mr. Stephens voted Aye and ordered entire base of metal trim and that door strikes placed oG & sS Pf 5n S3 M Mr. Rssp a6Sd S'i' aS 'Ss s 3dS5sa ? be used p of increased cost of g 900 the contract price The roll being called Mr. Upon ordered of " Bowman pal County adopted the
 Gn G %oon 3 Was ofdd % a he pans snd pesdcans of w Architect & providing flor the d% of the county jail in
 of B W NoTday Justice the Peace of Humboldt P" e Psse humboldt & S5 s o % S a 5 s w. Mowday resigned and motion ordered that said A ss s s sPd @ % ;5 sSS 9 56@d @si'f of Humboldt Justice Precinct sub petition praying appointment of Frank Smith Justice of that s Frank & smith be be appointed @ ted Justice 65S the Peace Upon motion the Treasurer was aaosed directed forward body Ridgwsy Arizona 5 % s% %a of & G ysss f ya @ gs SE 5ePs s @ % y , % a , & S,i % m a ing as reeerad and referred to the County supernndcn Schools Jpon notion tic fne ureF m ] ne & & @ aS % S9scfor % was @ % M a @ and 96 5g1s 0 s oB ee" tS 3 3 U g. school taxes for " directed queos of $25o Upon 9diciG Tax colcso authorized years being the school and directed Pa gfan M Pera soq sSpo against L. the sEI of SWH Sec 2 Twp 16 Range and VIZ of NWJ, Sec H Twp IGN, Range B back against w. Pa for the following described Frac WIZ of NW5i Sec ?, Twp 6 x, Range Upon authorized 
 Company in S672 the above S64 being the by instament of by |. $ of Baldwin. the and Chas H. Man Justice the Peace, Prescott Jus for month of October 19l6 received checked and ordered filed
 B. F. H. Baldwin, A. Cottonwood; F. H. Cartmc, Scgnan; W. Chas. H. McIane, Prescott
 the following Constacs for the November checked Bartlett Ash Fork John S Spccr, Camp Verde: Orc Glenn, Congress oc Cook, Cottonwood;
 Clerk following Journal Miner, the official newspaper of Yayapa County
 
 will be o'clock for the of following wild nimals
 
 Bidders skin which will be No lump the will be considered Bids be endorsed Proposals Purchase accompanied by
  right and all bids Bidders invited bids For further information apply the Clerk of this Board By order the Board o Supervisors Yyapa County
 R. T. BELCIIER, Clerk. The following claims taken and audited nd payment Expense
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
 SUPERVISORS OF YAvAPAI COUNTY, ARIz

(Continucd From Page Four)
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24

N3ec he (oIn FGad o0I I cTom Junon cncToac1es uPo the California, The Aison, Topeka Santa Fc Railway Company: and Whereas O Supervisors of Yavapa County Arizona maintaining the said road Whas the said railway have agreed lease of ti right Navapa County County of and onc-haf from date of lease and S
 Therefore, Resolved is hereby authorized and directed 10 lease the
  railway occupied and used County road between M plus 450 and M. F. plus r. Branch and g shown and described in said lease and agreement. The appointment by J. F. Young Sheriff. Dcput Sheriff. Jerome salary o month upon appointment vase confirmed
 No further business the Board adjourned
 WILLIAM STEPHENS Chairman Auost K !. BLLCHLR Clerk
 Continued O Page Scvrn)
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
STATE FAIR AN
EDUCATIONAL.
INSTITUTION

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pssss sssqsaga fseNs 8&sElgss ass N
sassss as efrss eaacastsnai value hns
aFs sateFskssesf M kaaa ssse sxssss,lvnee
saf sas eassege In tee fss~gass If slsss
si3ss tass assst q ssv#sse 90 sxsagsss ase
Ntth tsse ssatv fa8r issAssi.
'ih.' following exhibits ard ~.
Fassfss1sat8tszs aili a,N sens 10 Hasan
Iisr entire aaastas wlag al agrsessl-
saral building viii sse alssai with
rslaeTe displays tn! Agfenussg. i
ssascsai petAte exhibit. Entomology
SHOWING sa@eet pests and tiseir essss~
seel With special rss4gasmsts aas,a
| 4 asshegsgssrs; Engineering faatur.
1855 the proper ass aasi test II gx.n.
eFssfss building na@tetlsla ard electric
farm lighting plgrsss Veterinary
emphasizing the work VI the ne II
animal lealsh laboratory Estensiesa.
\ sssng the srowing work Of ;ak-
sag the college direct Ia the farms
by means af cnaats assns8. sgecia,
Nsts. short courses mad farm orsias.
asns. school Of agriculture. exhibit,
ling inaag,nfial work of ssusients.aasi
home economics and industrial arr
in connection with extension sxh..
Bit.
In the stock hurna The animal
hushandry department of the college
IwiIi exhibit pure bred Aberdeen
Agnus, sferefesda. fatsrnmpea sih
!erlan sheep. and crosshred American
and fas-rump. The dairy depart
sr1ent also aill exhibit an instructive
creamery display In the dairy build
ling.
In the horticultural building tbs
college will show The progress with
new fruits. hardy alfalfas and III,
milling of prose- with an iFapbrtes
Russian mill 1'his will interes
western farmers.
/ The bows and girls club work nj
tn" extension division will conduct
daily series of demonstrations In
canning. bakings. dryinp and pre-,
serving of fruits and vegetables in
the Wonan's building
Farmersf Your college wants ts
| meet you al the state fair.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
Spring Valley

MIR. and Mrs. w. f. Andrews and
family and EiIowens Piper spent
sunday with friends at Scotland, S.
Dtk.
MIR, and Mrs, II. A. Thompson and
daughter Gladys "Forded'' their
way TO Storm Lake. Iowa. last Sat
urday. where they will visit with re-
latives for a time, From there they
will go to other Iowa towns to visit
before returning home.
Rasu,t.s Hanson and daughter
Alice are home from their trip TO
Miller and Revillio. s y. Mrs.
Hanson is still at the Washington
aaspital with h~ daughter. Mrs
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
L.akings-Dayis w. dding

On WEDNESDAY, Aug. %. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs VIM I4akings
occurred the marriage of their
laughter Mary to Mr. Ralph Davis
At high noon the ceremony was
solemized on the porch hich was
beautifully hung in pink and white
and decorated with pink and white
asters and sweet peas. The ceie
mony was performed by Rev. Dow,
during which time the brides sister,
Miss Irene. softly played the we'd
ding march.
The bride wore a beautiful gown
of white caffeta and Peoreette crepe
and was attended b, her sister Laura
in pink The groom wore the con.
ventionai blue and was attended by
his brother Raynor.
After the ceremony dainty two
course luncheon was served. after
which the bridal party left for Des
Moines and other points in Iowa on
two weeks honey moon trip.
The bride is a talented young lady
who has grown to womahocd in this
neighborhood and numbers her
friends among its best people, The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
.Thos. Davis residing west of town.
He is a steady industrious young
man and has bright prospects for
the future. The. Herald extends
congratulations and wishes him and
his bride a long ard happy life.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
SEN SCHOOL.
YEAR STARTS
SEAT MONDAY

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asesss assa Iha @ a1asA ass8 ysesssss
gr@stss N s@Eees tasr aasfsf swsaa.
sfan es3i gse sil8rss hs Mrs tss4ssafsssss
Until = esesrssatseas sasg faesne il vrs-
gaEea
The ~ fssasas vi ssse saeus III IN "a
follows
j : Giassassssss. sss spwfsnssagteas4
Il " gaFfs. pesaelpal
aasse issa1ess htgh SeAeesl
MRS ] y sssssssfsssn. seventh ansl
yigtatas
'rlGlir Maysr fafth ansa slsfi.
t'ecsiia aiaftee. tiaigst ard fourth
RUBY SiruFnsn. primary.
Slherts Smith, sipnassssr ssavsee.
Ella Oeitassi. sYssasie.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
NEIGHBORHG0n
CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Mess as she week rs
Rspeatssa BY Gar EsHagry
Correspondents


isasassf esvl fof cnsa has has sas
fssels2 wurx.
Miss Mari Staag ag Parker Is Nj.
sting Tarner fwlats.ws.
j 4 Rat~rss. Ned ssassselssn and
Albert ssssssrs ths.esass4i lass 'ssses
whsess finishes the shock tsss.ssssais.E ia
tt4sa Esigass,orhssod
Mrs r Sassse1sssa ss @njnying d
sssat with her ssstpr, Mrs. Sssag. os
kinzsson. Ontario Mrs, ssaaw has
soa Whn ID hsanle nn lesaye of ab,
ssefsce sitter having served t8o years
ut the front some where ia Franse.
he ls noa enplnsest by tti@ govern.
srsent but may be recalled 10 Europe
Ia sake hts PLACE on the tirsng line
again
The hunting season opens Sept 7.
this wear and il liz rnmored that ex.
ira efforts will he made TO appre.
bend ard punish 'souners" SO il miil
DC safe TO wait until sunrise Oh tbs
Tth as that ls thes earliest marment
that Wild game can be legally shot.
George SanEsorn and fsniiiy visited
at the Is S Barton home at RIVER,
sade. Clay Co,
Mr. and Mrs H L. Stanley. Mis-
Rena, AMI Ira Lloyd. visited at c &.
Saahorns Sunday.
Harold Watson. of Hae d. & w
Electric Light 10. of Sioux Falls
Was in Turner the last Of the week
talking more light" TO some of The
farmers
There was light frost this (Tuesl
morning. nol enough To do any dam
age however.
Olin Jackson Of Canistota called or
some of his old pupils in District No
% Tuesday on his way tn Ireh
He has been employed as scperinten
dent of the new consolidated scaa. )
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
Red Cross Notes

The Hurley branch If the Red
Cross Society are now comfortably
located in the room eyer the Weich
garage the use of which was most
generously given by Mr.. A X. WEIGH.
The knitting worsted can be
obtained by those willing to knit at
the work room from the committee
in charge.
Sine. the last publication the fol-
lowing members have been added:
Mrs. Geo. N. Raynor.
Mr.. F. B. Wiilsams
Mrs Perly Wormmood
Mrs. VIM. Lakings
Mrs. Mills
Mrs. VIM. Mulhair
Mrs. A. u. Welch
Mrs. G. j. Bach
Ruth Bach
jim Larson
Mrs. Maggie Anderson
Olive Rector
Hazel Slocum
Master Clarence Ordain Ohlson,
lOnr youngest member. 2 days old J
In passing please notice ovr sign
done by Mr.. Allen.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
Boys State Fair Camp

The soy y Camp nj tass State Fair
this gssas promises u I've bigger ssssi
better than ever. The officers Rave
been appointed. The following will
serve:
CO. Supt f. B Naseboogss. Selas !,
Superintendent
Prof, r. N, hiaser. Abersseen.
ASST supt.
j. u Morrison, liighmare. In-
81 sucior In Dairy and Horticulture.
H L Dawes. Fulton. Instructor
la Grain and School Exhibits.
q. r Morrison, BrookinRs. In
s'ructor in Live stoek.
Mantey Champiin, Rrookings, In.
straetor in Farm Machinery.
About seventy fiv. bows from mes,
Of the counties Of the state are to
make up the camp. Thee will be
the guests Of the State Fsir Beard
during their stay. In most cases
their railroad expenses will he paid
by their County Boards. The boys
are chosen for the camp IN agricui.
Ituras contests Of some kind in their
RESPECTIVE counties under the direc-
ton OF the County Superintendent
Ier County Agent.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
COMPANY ID" MEN
VISITED HURLEY
Ths salasrr Hays In caMp af Eia-
eaam r1rk Tuesday
Might

In es#ssnnss sa sas sasssaslan sss u
lsaaal cssraTslss@s assaut tsas ef tire
ssnss 81 Isamapagv n. sn chasgs OF
Gaut Haeksss, arrived in Hurley on
tire sstesngsan trasn Tsessay e.
exsssssi hs sasa lsasasl they sslsrrhsssl To
iIancaiss rmrk sgsd ereessa their srnEs
ssren@rasass far shs nights ss&y hi
Hurley
MANY t@sossse wesW In foMn fsa4
ssss surrounding esaassry afsefrsnost
#nss evening "a witness she military
sslasvy1yvr III the rssnYassy = xnd III
il sfav ppsalsn AZ ali that Turner
County hasa dandy fasse bunch ssne
that @e eas slwasa feel snse wsll
r@#k nights eaasr ss tire sssf,.
A asx clock sssn1wr was aersea 10
Company n and Il few invited gaesta
at The Maaoasc hail In she ss~nanp
ard Judging by rspugts ffesn klsei
bnys themselves the Hurley ladiws
did not vIsghs the Feed In any
manner,
After sepss@r the saxophone 0r-
rsaessva and has ssnrlairss picture
sAow and musical entertainment HI
the park atifaeted The majority of
tbs people, ssntli siHae fer the hss@~
evs danes, wssen stie soldier s,asa ard
others enjoyed seserai nissasant hours
In fhs spacious bssery erected I'M
the center of the park for That
occasion.
In she morning. faiIowsag break
fast nj the Masonic halI.abeut thirty
Ave a,,sos were chartered to take
the boys back to Parker. and liz was
with regret that we saw then, leave
THEY are a tias bunch of young
fellows and always ~elccnae to-
Hurley
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
More Corn From Mansre

1t costs thirteen dollars TO grow
and market thirty-bushel corn
crop. If sold at one dollar per
bushell there is a profit of seven
teen dollars per acre. By spreading
barnyard manure, preparation and
cultivation Of the soil and the use of
better seed, sixty bushels of better
corn may he grown per acre at a
profit of forty or llore dollars
Guy E. Morrison. Extension Specia-
list in Livestock.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30

sFuFaan kaess sisa aaas af rho halrgssn
before sse bsscmssse acquainted wlssa stsw
bistfotss according tp fsruf. Charles G..
Tarrsy ef Yale tss lecture ut sf. t.sssaia
anisessitF, Professor Tarrus said thai
taaaralns haa sseea found Ia aasa
strntm,a lower than tanse Ia wtsieh hut
toms were found, 1'ss alicst style at
hairstreaslag svas the hfaid. according
10 the professor. Rsngiwts. popular
amang goang sosnsa and sosas not so
young were in hiah favor with she
bellies of Bahyiaa a.Gsso years ago, he
said.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
City a uditor.

Ruth Teller who is slowly improv-
ing.
Miss Eulela Andrews. of Hurley
spent the weekend at the Ted An
drews home with her cousin Genette
Andrews.
Miss Anna Buckstead is again at
the hospital in Sioux City.
Mr., and Mrs. H. A. Thompson Jr..
Mrs. Beddoe and Mrs. E. j. Thomp-
son we're Freeman visitors Tuesday.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received at the meet
ing Of The City Council up 10 s o'clock r. NJ
September 3rd 1917 Tor the construction OF a
crossing and gutter on Center Avenue be, ween
Lot % Block 80 and Lot 25 stock % aud a
crossing and gutter on Center Avenue between
Lot "a BLOCK ss and Lot 2s Block rs and CROSS
ing on Center Avenue between Lot Block 29
and Lot Block "a. Said CRUISING and cutters
shall be constructed as per specifications on
file at the Office of the City Auditor. The City
Councils reserves the right to reject any aud
all bids
H.w ELLIOTT.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30

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saae af ssvs IN Rsssmsa frssn
N, ssss sssa sa I'd. ss esa sassssaa.
wssetv san saa aas usere ssseqsaat
q gsstate rssasssvs pFsass ~ The tasre
ansi saeaws sod ssFecsl Tensss ~ as!
ssssassngs sasfssAs Trade Eshahls
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-30
Often Fatal

Chicago Evening Post: The oldest
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The Power of Advertising

Ne all think of advertising as a
force to help sell things. but what
do YOU think of advertising used TO
stop the sale Of something.
This is what was done or what is
being done in England.
A big campaign there, known as
Strength Of Britain movement.