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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
.SNOOK FINDS FAULT
WITH LEMHI ROADS
FORMER STATE OFFICIAL SEVER
~ cRITicIsEs PREsENT METH
DDS or IMPROVING QUA HIoH.
MAVp

John w. Sn1ok. Jr.. former peni-
tentiAry war4en and one pg Lemhfs
best eitiEena. vas Ia Salmon on Ned
nesday. driving from Baker to trAns-
act business IN this city for his G.af.l
lng operations Mr. Snook takes 10.
teSilgent interest IN public AFFAIRS
around him J1st zs would be eKpsca-
I'd BY those Who know him = @Ant
you 10 tell the county commissioners
that they are not fnlAililg ex9-caa
lions IN the way they nave aarvses1
along % failed To carry alanS our
public highway tmpFoysmentA. ne
told The Recorder, There u abso-
lutely no excuse for the present con
difion Of the roads between LaadoFe
and Salmon. particularly with refer
ence 10 bridge and calyeFtS. which 10
leaFiy every case IL either an open
ditch or bump
Expensive engineering forces have
been running their automobiles as
they pass up and down the valley uy-
VI these places where foF three
lnonths they have been engaged In
the work uf laying cut the improve
tnentA 10 be made always some
Fhere else. Even memberx 81 the
loaFd of county commissioner tham-
elves. who arr active men 0f affairs.
must know of these bad conditions
I they have DOT felt the Jars on their
nervee
They must know too % the open
calvert ~ Wilmington creek spoken
II In The Recorder the other day
and which should warn the commits.
sioners of the damage suits aheMd of
them II they don't get a move on 20
oak after Il before aome wayfarer
goes headiong into the deadly tran
thas set in his path.
ny business has not called me %
JaAs oveg that piece OF road between
Ianetinn and Gilmore whefe there
we're no Fepairs needed ~ All but
where . apiendid natural road vas
ruined q little whiia aKo b. imprmc
gical methods of Improving Il. ~
have been Informed. ] fear arorea 0l
travellers will BE- deferred fFum viait
inE this part u Idaho a. the ne r.
suit of this butchaFy ol that p0Fsann
u the ruad leading this way 81 way
~ Birch creek
Il have heard % travellers brlng
compelled 10 go far cat into ths
rocks and sage brush to get aWay
from fmprpygmemts 10 far alonr
made Ia Lemhi county. u h eryiny
shame that this should BE- ia"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
YouNo CARLSON HURT
~ RIDING ACCIDENT

Gus Carlson. he son q y ,. Carl
NoB. the aoekmzstsf. was severely
ingured. sastsininE concession % The
brain. b. = rdihR accident last Wee
Bsaday "a the CAFisun farm Gown
the Szlm1n river Dr. Hammer said
the ynang nan had remained nearly
twentY-four hours uncnnxri0us bHg
had become hlmseR The next day AZ
ter the accident The accident 0e-
eurr~d when the horse ridden hv
young CArls0a ran into = wtre fenre.
throwing the rider upon his head
The hsrss Was badly cut.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
CITY CLERK MILLER's
MOTHER rs CALLED AWAY

MI and Mrs. F. c. Miller and Their
little boy Frederick went OUT oy sa-
tamobile last Saturday morning toT
Armstead. to take train from that
plaee for Great Falls, where the
mother OF the Salmon city clerk had
died the day before. The mother had
Tong been falling in health from nat
ural infirmmtiS-
when the party arrived At Arm.
stsad on the way home they found
their car missing A tracer vas start
ed by the hotel man who located the
car in Dillon, back in an alley. II had
hen in use 10 the extent OF So miles
but not damaged
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
SohANNoN CHILD RECEIVERS
AFTER SEVERE AFFLicTioN

n Mrs Rudolph Wright Is back from
.ortland, Ore. where she attended
Aaole, the fOurten-year-old daughter
. Mrs. Richard Bohannon in severe
ss.ahetion. Addie came back with
~. rs Wright. II was found necessary
NAT one Of the ehild's legs should be
~Aputated above the knee from
Nneerous growth in the bone, IL
SENS certain that she will be restor-
g to health.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
L.Y WARNING FOR sEcUR-
a SALMON WATER SUPPLY

Salmon water supply should
oteeted and increased without
The trickling stream of 25
is just about enough to keep
xtensiVe pipe system wet and
the inevitable waste of any
extensive system of pipe lines.
thin the next two weeks Jesse
will get down to a low flow
may call for a cut in the water
from which the city right was
based. The sprinkling of lawns
necessarily be suspended in a
few days especially If the farm
sho control prior rights demand
! full measure of water for the
ation of the increased crop area.
9 city authorities can protect
residents of Salmon from this
htened loss and inconvenience
secure an ample water supply to
all future demands by a very
h expenditure. The opportunity
have passed before another cleo
day comes around. Any delay in
natter Is not eXcusable.
hundred inches of water, four
. the city's supply, is wasted
iAually by open ditch distribu-
within the city limits. The pipe
sm has ample capacity to distrib-
the water required for all pur-
and save that waste for bene-
use. The water to NIL all the
rights held for lots now under
system should be de-
ed through city pipes. The water
D b now wasted and which can
aVed by pipe distribution would
Iorth $50,O00 to the city of Sal
II the present authorities do
act in this matter this loss viii
ihargeablle to those who have
entrusted with the government
e city.
der the constitution and laws
iahO this distribution and con-
ition of water cannot be resist
those who own the right to put
water to beneficial use. The city
acquire all the water saved by
lse of pipes, and the owners OF
rights to the use of the water
lose none of their rights. The
1ntendent Of the city water
should become a district wat
aster and assume the distribu-
Of all the irrigation water used
city.
NEWTON HIBBS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27

nnATy s-~Ciub LAY BfaniSssS
tiess ~ s.ss homs ef Miss Tau
~ ssflbup.
January I7-Red Cross day. Ar
committee
January ~ -Clab Day Educational
eommittes kt the home % Mrn q. u.
Qaaries-
February tt-nsd Cross work. CIV
ic committee
February ZS--cinh Day Hcms Eco
nomies ~ tha home % Mrs Doebler.
March ~ Red Crgsa Day Mistnr-
lcai committee
April 3sCiub Day legislative
and Press a. the h0me Of Mra. p. J
DempseY.
Nay s--Red Cross nay .EdueA-
tiunal committee
Nay g1--Club Day Art Commits
Home of Mrs W & McCormlek.
jane 6 -E.ed Cross Day. Isaeisia
tive eDmm8ttHe
June 2e--Ciub Day.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27

Mrs. Ralph Burr. who has been m
der treatment In Minneapolis for
~haumatism has about recovered
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
LEnb4l NUMBERS ~ GREAT
DRAWING TO MAKE UP ARMY

~ ~ Washington. lis nance being
avn In this county. which would
present nve or slx times the
tai quota required. and would allow
: exemptions, The order Of the 90.
stioRS being determined by the I0t,
~ is as follows:
15s James Paris
ass Roland y. Sullivan
1sI Lawrence l. l.ady
275 Jacob 3. WtiaOn
l2S Edward ID Wolfe
l67 jefferson ID. House
s73 Randolph Power
ts6 Russell O. YazFiAn
3e9 Thep BarsAiOw
AT Guy u Pyeatt
~ Oscar Ramey
ere Harry cadagan
t9S Virgil NJ Lane
10 John Y. Day
4sT Wm- D. Parnham
it0 Lee G. Bradley
eS2 Charles b. Hinchey
IL Orville ID. cFipp~n
la Prank G. Hnasy
~ Harry HIN
80 Joseph T. Nanglq
III stephen o'HAre
80 Clarence y. Mock
rs Prank T.. Proalx
40 Anton Anderson
3S1 Curtis w. Roberts
373 Joseph ~ Sedevec
lst Archie D. Hammon
S43 VIM. c. Kenny
Is Frank Michaela
s51 James w. Pearce
555 Frank L. LaFFategni
3ls James n Lee
81 Arch J. McFArsasd
lS3 RadOlph Ferry
Sc Anton Schwarta
Boise III. Kills
$50 Joseph Gantier
81 Ellis H. Hlgiey
tAe Oris H. Gold
1eo Edgar A. WlddoWaon
SIS Pearl II. Idol
as3 Mcmillan Hines
Sal John w. Parker
3s0 Noel N. Buchanan
ass George q. Ely
u William J. Hank
3S6 Glen A. Stroud
liz Jose r. AFEaitn
lis Alvin r. Andrews
II Rolf J. Nichoiason
3e3 Guy Aulkey
Pred J, BrUugh
81 Ray L. Dryer
50 Alfred Lehman
3ss John II. Roberts
io3 Charles II. Yenne
I5t Edward o. s.allahaB
30 Axel w. Bnreaon
is9 Prank r Chepsy
sss Herm0n Moaso
Is Prank ~ Hamiit0n
392 John Floyd Downing
ass James ~ Ashley
Ia John n. Rodgers
~ Thomas l. Hardie
9sT Vernon L. Carroll
81 TalnnanGe O. Beers
Ses james G. Elmmona
n John NJ Meade
ass Carl J. KFiley
$50 Hugh Leonard
I13 John ". Dole
- 2S7 Clarence McCracken
~ Edward corEtgnn
&ohn ~ Lambeth
nk II. McCraeken
AEf tha u Noble
10 msth
3s4 NlaM um
lsi LynAM M Nnaa
S4e Feurmmn Rw
i35 John N. chn4e&
lS5 John HMnni
7ss william MeRsa
500 Charles r. Plum
I'll Arthur c. Brown
II Richard Y spesd
al Irwin Warren crippen
l02 Charles McGhee
80 Guy c. Frazee
11o Walter r. Mahoney
al Eugene A. Smith
l3i Floyd H. Owen
2e3 Walter Lee No.
500 Nlchoiea stam
40 Jesse J. ksE9K
312 Joseph q 1Nanee
30 Thomas rk1n
l77 Tha~ ~ 4 kanu
l30 mAf 4nNmesw
len Eormr xnHNen
go Ne Mand n. KruegeE
M Y Iselsy
- NNb@F J. Setram
s5e BenjAmin Kennison
2i3 Robert ] MeKsnEle
- nayiiE " Hawkins
Francis W. O'Conner
305 John r. Johnsun
12S Amos A. Fsgrts
t3S Homer r. Tobias
al oliver l. Johnhap
3sT WA y Brtnsy
- w9iey W. wnrNt
S3i Frederick r veEtns
go Archie y t1ndsg~
as RAiph C. Abbernafhv
sol Patrick Shields
-=-a@--@@
The premium lists for the aow'
how we're published sometime az
sut Il has ben thought beet. owin
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
OUTLINE or WoMEN's WORK
~ cLUs-ato FLOWER CHOW

A. . recent meeting Of tha pro.
cram committee. composed OF Mrs. J.
y. Meivin. Miss Margaret Shoup.
and Mrs. u. y. MersRiith. the preai.
dent u the club. Mrs. r. q. Ifarndon,
and Miss laura Shoup as director
u the Red Cross orEnniEagion work
Was oatiined for the eoming year.
On the days the club do Red crOaa
WoFk the meeting wtil be held a.
theiF headquArteFm The cut1mlffea
selected from the cluh Tor that day
viii assist Miss 6houp In preparing
work 10 be done BY the club.
On program days the club viii
meet with those ladies Who have a..
ready offered their homes. assisted
b. the COMMITTEES having the pro-
gram in charge for that day.
oil0wlng il an ouuina ~ meet
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27

A special meeting Of the RebekAh
lodge is called for July 20, 10 meet
Edna r. Ross. OF the Rebeksh stan
assembly. from Parma All members
are requested 10 be present Meeting
opens at p N.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
SCHERERVILLE

letter was received from John j.
NIaginot now at Regt. Dept 4o9 Engi-
neers L. A. Camp. Zachary Taylor KY
sayiug he is enjoying life very we'll
and thinks if he returns it viii be very
lonesome for him. for down at the place
where ne u.s. there are all the amuse-
ments ne desires.
Edward stephen lost a horse Thurs
dav which had been sick for few
weeks
Pete Schweitzer had sick COW for
the last three weeks which died Thurs
dav making three cows he has lost with
I'M two months their value being $500
Lawrence IIlbrick went TO LoEans-
port Wednesday to be examined and
now viii start in transferring in the
yards.
OF the three men, VIM. Boney Fred
F7enderlonE and Mr. Sweet, William
Boney was elected for Town Trustee
YIN Boney was three votes ahead of
Fred Henderlong and Fred Henderlong
was only three votes ahead Of Mr..
sweet. Neither had very much on the
other
Last Sunday while Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Thomas and son Clarence went to Chi
caeo to visit Mrs. Thomas father, who
at the present is very sick, somebody
got into their house. found little bank
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
The Soldier Woman
Letters from Washington Woman to Her Sister in
Michigan Telling How One Woman Is Cooper
ating With the Food Administration

4th-Badly cooked food.
6th-Careless service; j. e. individual
plate waste.
I jotted them all down and came
hame with som ethiug very definite to
think about L studied the tabuIation
all the way out on the car, and decided
that 1 would have 10 plead guilty to
probably every Indictment. Yet I've
always boasted that was a careful
and economical -housekecpert
To take up the first issue Of the waste
tabulation-that Of using the local sup
ply Of foodstufs rather than that haul
ed from a distance. 1 confess I have
never given much thought TO the mat
ter. Tt has always seemed a peculiar
weakness of Jocks and The children's
10 crave unreasonable and therefore OK
penslve food. and from what you tell
me. your family is as nnicky and fas-
tidious as mine
Well it's one thing to indulge such
extravaganza once in a while when we
are not at war. but it's quite another
these days when the Food Adrninistra-
ton is pointing out that the transport
ing of war supplies IL taxing cur rail
roads TO the utmost and urging as to
use locally produced foods.
1t isn't going to disturb our pantries
or our kitchens TO make up our menus
with local foods in mind. and it's going
to teach US a few much needed lessons
in common sense.
Certainly there's one little table in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
washlneton. D q. Nov. 9.

Dearest Edith.
After writing YOU yesterday I decided
70 make a personal visit to The head
quarters Of the Food Administration.
Perhaps ] just wanted 70 get inspira-
ton from that beehive of activity
or perhaps [ wanted a little help be
fore beginning my Investigation Of
leaks
Anyway nay visit was worth while if
only to have verified my idea that our
first necessity is To stop waste They
have summed UP the whole situation in
saying
1T is necessary to repeat over and
over again that it is Of the greatest
present Importance that the whole
world be fod. and that 1t cannot be fed
with anything but food neither with
money nor patriotic speeches. mass
meetings. nor the playing Of bands. IT,.
from long habit VIE must waste some
thing let it he clothes. or houses, Jewels.
books or ANYTHING But FOOD
But what IS waste Where shall L
Begin" ] asked
Whereupon waste was described to
me as amy failure to use food mater
iaIs to the best advantage. and was
given this comprehensive summary of
the chief causes Of waste
Unnecessary transportation. Use
the local supply.
2nd-Improper handling in the home
srd-Poor meal planning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
10000 Testimonials from
Mothers

of children who have successfully used
Mother Gray's SYAet Powders for emil
deem The,- qo,@ ard regulate tna
bowels. relieve Feverishness. TeethinE
disorders. constipa tion. headaches. des-
troy worms ana frequentiy break up
colds CbNdreu like them. For so
years Mother Grav's Sweet Powders
FOR children have been the same and
reliable remedy in time Of need Moth
ers should never be without a box in
the house for immediate use At drug
p Il 4nerA-where. Z5c--AdV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
Mann Do

More advice is given and less fol
lowed on the subject Of marriage than
on anything else. A woman teacher
who has preached against teachers
marrying has acted contrary to her
own adylce.-Buffalo Commercial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Washington that VIII henceforth be a
stranger TO the scarce. unreasonable,
and expensive dish.
Need you ask whose?
Always affectionately,
FRANCES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

which was given to them broke it open
and took the money that was in it
which amounted TO between $50 and $50
that Mrs. Thomas had saved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Every can Of food put Up this
summer helps make food shortage
next winter impossible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
NOW IS THE TIME!

venience
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
Buy Winter This Bargain Sale

THE E. c. NINAs co. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
operated connection with the Department Store located
second and We have interest any other
furniture this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
,,,'T,.t'c Aux. IN
WOODLAND

AT, Ih- If yruT.uId dniEhtrr or MrH
r:rnrrc I,u.kmnn "r Hynnn luhgo
po,rrl cvnv ut the Il~n.uIo honpiin al
after II few w.rhr' lIIu"-r "f '"Iurlirh
,Irus Th, re- ~, IN wrrr lruuHht |"
,ynnlIru1 and ,'nuvrrr,l I" tn" h"tnn ~
tyunr Wlhgr. Wednesday, nj y. M
the rcmulnn wcro Inih {" rrqt In ih'
Hurknnu huryIuE ground h% Ill" HihH W
rcr Tnthrr. VIII" tli"h about y0nr hEo
Mas Rurkmnn Irnvcr n mother. Hcr"rn'
s,ptcrs mud hr"thrr-. h"nid"s II InrE'
ciicIc NJ friends tn mourn hcr 90
pnrturC.
The Woodland hill Sunday school pic
nir which was held Satnrhny NJ thc
church grove wH* complete SucteHS
4 large crowd was I'm Attendance md n
very enjoyable day was spent Music
was furnished by TN" SiStcrsvili" PAM
Mr. and Mrs William Rraz"ll RI Mays
villa. KY. are the pleasant guests o'
Mrs RrnzrlIs rnr"ntS. Mr. ana Hrs' ~
W BOSTON of Grny*ville.
Miss Mary Dunlap " Columbus. o.'
mt Miss cora Warkmnn Of Fish Creek
spent Friday with Mrs. Dunlnp's brother.
a. W. Ynhn md family.
Miss Mn,d- Ryan aud hrnth"r Bun
ser. 81 Shrdis o., spent Saturday ana
Sunday with their aunt. Mrs. JENNA
Miller
Mr nud Mrs Earl Mulhr"n ann hh"sh-
ten Mina Hnrnr, spent Sunday win n
Il I"I" anil family
hiI.a I'nrrIc Chambers 81 M"IndsNlli''
ru,nt q f.. dn3s i""I "''h win Ml"H""
norI.yI and h""i" l"h"
Nj. ""i hl,s I NJ M'I"Ili" ""h 'hi
d,.n hire I.V M..i"il'" "''.i '-h'I'i'"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
TRADING IN STOCKS
AGAIN INFLUENCED
BY MOVE FOR PEACE

NEW YORK, Aug u Finding In
stocks to-day wan again influenced I'y lh"
latest rrnrr uT"urirn! l'CnlluR" l"-
noted Ercntrr r"un"ryutl"u hy "p"rml"r"
Tor both nrruIInir. tho nlI"runI" 'lrrlln"n
and rrruv"ri"r furnishing mn lnhI"nil "u
or uncertainty In rp""Ilniivr uunri"rH.
There wa" ~ dImluutt"u "r n"IIviIr In
stocks which ,lorIr" thOlr Huppnrl from
pro fnHsinnnl Int"rrntH General Motors
mad" nm nxI REM" .d"Clln" az IA. /" ITO "a.
aGnIu-t yrsirrdnY'n nhimum "f III nnl
MAXWELL rpmInnu aui SECOND preferred
wcro heavy on tn, suspended hivliruhn
'HhlUpinHs were tho m"sI prominent
shares Marine preferred Eniuinx r.
at ns hoal aud tho u"uuI"u =. but A.
lnntic. Guif y Wrst lnhrr lost MI itr
N point nhvnnru t'"pprrs. sugars.
MoSirau Petroleum. lieIiIl"rn nui the
t"rtIllArra embraced the other strong
nI""k-
tnilod stat.- Nic-l wnr -luHR-h u4rt
nr tho ilmc. hul "nun forward lnirr
'i"alug nj ia t"p prI'" "r l:tI.. not
nnIu Of ~ r"lnis
IIrIhlchn,n nI"rlr ain" r"lr,unirh at
gains "f p"lnta "n,l 'Ir'rt N"ih"rn
'Tr featured ia" nuni 'ir"lInrH al ~
"strcr"" tn" "r ~, I,niir w"r~ barely
rI"n'y ga Iurrr'iu"nI "fIrrInua. Say
l"rh t'-ni,nl f"lIl"K I"'Iui Total
M rs ntnuiIutrrt -, ia nnn rhnr"n
it.rviu"-n ~ rIihlrn and nrIuu~"r ~
fInurr ,1hnTn,i.iIrrd ~" ,iUil rN"hunE"
MARKET tl,lI rsI"'rtr i'.Irll-i " tu"
ono ~ which ~ ono %" went I" I'"ru.
t5nn nnn ~ ''uunhn nnI $40" ~ 4" NI'rlu.
IIum,In w"I~ "nnlrI. III" IIh"Iiv innun
nrIlInp ~ % NJ T." ppDH r"Ini .l"n
.II1r vnIu"b !" 40
Emitted Ntnl"- h"'nd" I"lI lnuu"rI
rrr" un'hnuI",l "n Gull Ih" coupon
IA TlrIng !, l"'I'nut an r"l"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE
Dropped hRrIn-t ItsIisn "hsu woman
~ UJs. Fails tn Appear
Against Accused.

IIrrnlao thu material pr""rrutInE Wit
msu ih, wnInHn Ia tn" |nr"'--Could
net hr l"rntcd ny IA" federal officials.
hmTu"in Mnrrinl. who WIN arrested last
wr,h charged with bringing 4 womsn
Irrt for immoral purp"rnn In violation
az thr Mnnn whiln rlAv. act. was dis
rhnrH"h from "usiniy yrrinrdAy when
uTrnignrh hof"rn United HInlnn Commits
rluu,r finnrEu f. linIh.
MnsnIni. VIII" In nv Italian. was ar
inni"i 10y The lr"al frinrnl authorities
At Ihn time TIM wunInn Ito Ia alleged ia
hncr hr"uKhi hero nshnToi the offinials
that rltn would inntifY aIntnni hnssihi.
hut nhu 'anin up InisninG when shn was
wnni"h yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Butter, E.urs and Choo'o

rI.y, t,Irr N"r ~ ''''''''
.,,.,,,y hIrh-I th"" "'''"'
-, g.. ,,r"r,,"' - ""''"" '"'
,,tl t.. n,"'" 40 90 I" 81
AZ a - 'r ,,,.
lrr" nrr" r'"~l r-'""''' W., ,,
.r.irn" moot" 'hH i'"' Nv ,,,
,,.,rt, utnI". I"uu"ylFR""
,,. ,.,r,rru hruu"rv whites, W."
,r...t,.. n,nt" I"nIinS INnh'h
,.J ,..,hy Lruu~rv hru"ua '1N cue
,'hc.ru irrrE,ilnr. ni"I". 'r"hhr "P
IuIn "a g h". nrcr"E" M" - D."
- t.. ,
Irrunrd poultry nr'n; "hl'""he wa
cru rl4iaO,. f"wlr ia :" .s'. '"'h"S"
ISH iH".
llt.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
CLEAR|NCS AGAIN IN
BIG INCREASE OVER '16

Wh""linn hnuhIug d'nrinEr ngnIn
rh;,w"h nu m,turunllN lnrH" hn't"n"" N"H.
tuIrny uv"r ia" pnun dizzy ~ Inst HuEu"i
The trInI fmi til" 'inl h"ImR lGlR,hh; ~.
COMPUTED with ll"h. hIG.GU. n Enln 81
3:GG .NG ~. OF n p"r cent.
IuIuI Tor ~" unIih 4" lnl". thirteen
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

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