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The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19

the fate nations May
them to omit step that will the production of their
land that will bring about efecual
sale and distribution of their prodcs The time short 1t is of
the Importance that everything possible be done and
Immediately call
and old alike and the abboded boys the land
and this uyo hosts the farms and
that and labor lacking in this matter
particularly appeal of south plant abun
foodsus well They show their patriotism
better convincing than by restricting the temp
taion of the and hepinghepng
caeto feed the nation and the peoples everywhere who
fighting for their liberties your The variety of their
will be visible of their comprehension of their
national duty.
The of the United States and the of the
several stand ready They will do everything
adequate of seed
adequate force of abores when they most needed at harvest
of expedng shipments of fertilizers farm
machinery well of the themselves when harvested The
shall be unhampeed possible make
shall be of the nations food
supply by those who handle its the This
opportunity efficiency of democracy
shall not fall short of Woodrow Wilson
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19
GET UNDER WAY

enough that United States will started
this will put motion her tremendous to
until members made understand that
they hired work for the nation and not for themselves
Nearly six weeks have passed with the most exalted OF
motives and the righteous the nation declared to the world
defend civilization and democracy
all still upon dead because of the
Ignorance and vast egotism displayed in
Helped of by doyaly Because should not for
overlook the fact that the Copperhead busy Capitol
Without into the open they
opportunity paralysis the they have
to uphold.
This is the tragic situation.
being death before We hear her
peas help We feel deeply the national obligation to her
Some of begin under
crushed existence is
placed in the deadiest peril.
The nation deeply moved demands action swift resoutc
Congress all action by going adr heaving of
verbag Six weeks and of Legislation completed
and here is the | 40
buhaded outfit wanted keep in the provision for the
contingent outfit determined
held all action and wasted almost two weeks
of invaluable time while they wrangled about that!
To mind congressional mind it was all the time
perfectly plain whether the Roosevelt provision good
thing thing didn have that bill If good
put into separate measure
something moving under get started def
mite line of acon.-Coorado Springs Telegraph
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19
THE PRESIDENTS APPEAL

IT every thinking that industries the
the shpyards the mines in the factories must be
prolific efficient than and that they
be economically managed and better adapted the particular
requirements of tasks than they have been and what want
that and who devote their thought and their
energy these things will be serving the conducting the
fight for and freedom just truly and effectively
the the battlefield the trenches The industrial forces
Of the country and alike, will be national
international notable and honored host
the the nation and the world the efficient friends
free everywhere Thousands hundreds Of
thousands of otherwise liable military service will of right
and of necessity from that and assigned to the
fundamental work of the fields and factories and Mines
they will part the patriotic forces of the
nation as the under fire.
take liberty therefore of addressing this word to the farm
Of the country all who work the fams The
need of nation and of the nations with which cooperating
abundance of supplies and especially Of foodstus The i'm
porance of adequate food supply especially for the present
sperave Without abundant food alike for the armies and the
peoples the whole great enterprise which have
embarked will break and fail The worlds food
low Not during the but for time
shall have both and large proportion OF
the people Of Europe must rely the Upon
Of this country therefore in large the fate
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19
THE JOYS OF NEWSPAPERDOM

MAKING newspaper anything picnic oftentimes
4Vx puts editor quarters him from
his public duty order offend personal friend,
the end that he by in the easiest possible Some
editors conduct their newspapers like they and others do
number of other thingaong the lines of least ressancethe
regardless of their duty toward society 1t
thing for editor to tell the TRUTH state the
about which the community is interested 1t is
the time peasante make partial
tell half truth and this habitperhaps charitable
xcusabe habthas fixed itself most editors that instead
of being too writing the sordd happenings Of the
munity, they usually yield to the temptation to be too
When editor tells half the TRUTH and his story reflects
citizen who has himself to blame for the rather
complimentary has forced the editor to place
him before the community quite the usual thing for the aforesaid
to blame the editor just people have the habit OF
blaming the health officer for placing quarantine their
dcnc the discovery contagious disease They try to
make themselves believe matter with the DOCTOR
they abuse the editor telling the TRUTH when matter
fact both the editor would much prefer that they
might be relieved of an unpleasant responsibility.
But refreshing that people sensible enough
and fair enough take honest view Of these things and
abusing the editor doing their duty by the comun
honest realize that something and to do
their bt' toward correcting the wrong.
Last week with malice toward anyone but with sincere de-
to play newspapers in the community the Post made
reference condition which believed to be nexcusabe in civ
ilzed community.
connection with drunken and fight with no desire to punish
nduy crticse anyone with determination to tell the
truth and give the people the
And for pleased to that two OF the
parties involved admit that they only what coming re one
them personally editor in his behalf for the fair
he received although he claimed that we MADE an una
reflection upon another party If this be the
regret very as have disposition whatever to
misrepresent anyone
Al other reference to know that parent
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19
DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS DEATH

TOSEPH H. Choate lawyer dplomaist and distinguished czen
y died would have wished to dien harness.
working which this nation has ded-
the outbreak of the Mr. Choate one OF
the elect who forew the that this nation bound play IN
the and democracy and he
his his the single mission OF aro
ing his before late He lived long enough to wit
the nations first preparation for the monetou en-
has entered but there work for HIM to 90 II ne
had lived for his full of the wisdom of wide experience
Judgment merring international affairs He
old his brain remained clear and alert to the
- News.
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19
IF ONLY RUSSIA STANDS PAT

IT apprehension when he realizes to what
the hopes of world democracy depends newest
democracy only stands pat the fight for democracy
much than if she fails at this critical time
Furthermore if finally devoves Mr. Root and his Amer
commission keep Russia in n and they succeed doing
this particular commission will for the of the
allies thereby democracy than well equipped
of millions of
the of the worlds at this
particular time The eyes the diplomats Of all countries turned
that direction hopes and fears of all the entered
lin her tonight And the question Wi she prove faithfu'
The danger point it has to do with Russia is that she might
fall to tremendous temptation of the by Of failure
fully appreciate the nature of the temptation The German
house of Hohenzon has evidently reached point where could
well afford to offer almost kind Of in order effect
with Russ thus calling off her dogs of With
Russia Of it, the for the other nations their fight
would be that much greater with the the balance
That Germany has been operating this theory there
question While the Russian leaders insist that they standing
with the allies there Understanding the temptation
which the Russian wih-prac
caly anything she wants from Germany with
nimelt of peace.
The democracy loving world well afford ervenly
that Russia will be keep faith against
like wies of an expiring auocracyM Montrose Enterprise
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19
WHY DISCRIMINATE?

THERE thought by Lory
socaon meeting in Denver Monday that the serious
consideration of e discussing the question of fixing
the food and also the question everybody taking the position
that the should induced
order that the may successfully Lor
tends that already the farmer has scope his work
than other and that there should be barrier
line drawn between the farmer and other professions life and that
those who other professions and who discuss the situation
should hold the idea that the capable of
standing the situation and doing his without suggestion from
outside his line of In discussing the question of food
prices DR. Lory maintained that would be unfair the
farmer that he could only receive much for his his butter
wheat and other products and then around and charge him
dollars for pair Of shoes that usually sells for four dollars
fore dollars for pow that normal times he could buy for
twenty dollars
Dr. Iprys government authorities
prices they regulate price every
other commodity used America else it will be discrimination CT
the
reading concerning
of food prices but much sympathy with much of the
twadd that has the recently along that ne for
twadle is of the most indefensible type
might be all right curb the rapacou greed of the middle
produce determined from the af
profit with expenditure of and
parative little and that for but short time We quite
that would be well curb of these speculative curb
sharks who traffic for profit the necessities
OF life but when to saying that the farmer the real pro-
Queer the without whom the world would arve when it
that the farmer this
his produce than has heretofore been paid him. it only another
plan for killing the goose that lays the golden egg
People who would make such suggestions do not know else
they not stop costing
formerly produce crop food stuff They do take into
consideration that farm help which two three
the farmer foryfye dollars costing him
seventy dollars and and independent
hog ice. t-+' - '''.'"-- ~.
1t generally understood by people making demands for
food that uky pow which but short time cost the
dollars will him dollars and that
grain quoted eighty dollars years will the
farmer hundred dollars And the people making these
demands also fail to realize that seed of all kinds and
consequently high in price
1t all well to talk for surely should
very the affairs of the world during the next
years while subject make that begin
the right end of this argument.
We entirely of sympathy with the apparent effort to
the prices the farmer who feed the world while
little attempt made control the those things
With everything else higher why should
his Even then he will proba
bly, profit than heretofore But nothing else is
the program for control why all this discussion
favor of controlling that which the farmer producesf
Lory his criticism he amply justified in
his behalf Of the farmers who doing and
full toward the worlds work We
tesag against any discrimination against the farmer
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19

home with force took sensible
of abusing the editor for telling
many people habit of doing compmented
all statements 1t pleas
ing people involved articles are Will
ling sensible of things instead Of putting the blame on
The
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19

GREEABIE to President Wilson's request people
throughout the country make every effort possible
the food production the Post has been peased
yard or vacant lot plan which adopted
for adding to the family food supply Those becoming
erested this form of recreation will respects
rot by the and if they produce
ito their expectations they will least
of farmers with year year, Farming
long sweet dream pleasure and
much hard work. much of encouragement disappointment
loss We must learn by but
of amateur gardeners against expecting
their amateur methods which
cnced gardener would adopt However making
right direction and predict that
citizens will their experience and add
ter's household
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19

ONE time heard much concerning the federal loan
~ bureau and what boon the to the
farming communities The Post much over
the scheme although all willing more about it and
hoping that the plan might greater
blessing to the rural sections
blush County Agent Alfred always ready aid
which offers relief the farmers studied the plan carefully
considerable pains to explain to the farmers them
organizing local bureaus communities were ukewrm over
the matter and refused organize In
which organized not single loan has we have
not heard of such loan being negotiated state
Colorado When per money had from private or
corporate which applies considerable portion Colo
ado Uncle Sans cent red does appear especial
ly attractive
The Glenwood post., 1917-05-19

FER the Democratic majority tried every scheme
possible humate Theodore and refuse him
to muster regiment France fight
of the Allies they finally forced recognize Roosevets
ability and fitness and he will be allowed
his request many on the ma
jority side of the chcerboard
return from the They shuddr at the
thought OF Teddy the Conquerer riding down Pennsylvania
showing his big teeth and bowling which
claims him the mgiet of the vtors
They Teddy of their plans Now that
they have been forced recognize the
Juan HILL and dared longer refuse him
country in conformity with his ability and DESIRE they quite
ing that he should be stationed in thickest Of the foreign
slaughter sur, ,s.is3 ,see%l. 4se.o .......
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21
No Issue Next Week--Wage Increase.

The Mcdowell Times for the
years will miss issue Since
have been operating force Two OF our
employees entered the military the
do their bit TO make the world
and we have been unable oil their Printers
and those in the cities will country
though that be Keysone and
the Free State OF Mcdowell get out paper and
keep our job plant In operation
night and day and loyalty interest
are going to miss getting
employees have weeks prepared the
new year with renewed vRor
The present employees OF this from
three TO twelve have raised times
the past out the high and still mounting OF living
tnem a. 1t and beginning January will give oil
OF employees wages which will No,
only hect the with may enter later
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21
KIMBALL

ni- Mamie v. Lewis. one Of shs
ssschsv oi she Kinbsll Graded schooi.
hes been some~hst indispo-sd for sever
81 dsys
Mn. J. W. Robinson and family a.
tended services ss the FIRST Baptist
church the s-cond sunday.
M'~ SOso@is Boyd, High School
seschsr 1t Sortbfork. attended sunday
schos'i and churrh here lsst sundsy -
ususl
The public schOol teachers OF KirnbsIl.
including Mic Boyd. OF Sorshfort, or.
certainly doing commendsble work in
church and sunday school We ere Ger
tsinly fortunate 10 have the distinguish
Cd isdies among no They are . credit
% the community.
Kimbsll High school 10 progressing
nicely under the lesdship OF Prof. Wiley
with tbs sssisssocs OF Missss 6rs.n sod
Daniels Thee two lsdies have Won en-
visible regulations among The citizens
aud pnpils.
Ihs Rssdiss Circle go ssssssAissd by
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21
GREAT CONTEST!
lnueased Csal Output Campaign Get IN Now.
Make More Mouey--Win Prize.

so much manifested
Keep rp and the operators
osrdsd eondn poE.x .
and running from The
70 al minsr and
frs 70 By
the men loading the pulling
number of shift. from the s
The number
- soon decided The
VI" be pubshe and the
Gill lie publshed.
All miners and coke drswsn
Dian" below and the McDo~e
Aver Than Tie izr day Demhes
pear the soe OF the lash 1hose
" u~ "eo"ei Times she blank
snonx Tie Contestants determined
contestant published awards will
company Tor which the
lux " the contestants will be published Of
0nss' miner coke drawer
e """e write up the
TINS contest " once and make
COKE then, . winner
you don
TIE pledge " load cos
-' you may oep Jour brother
anu undergone greater dangers and hsrdps
duri"s your whole experience 10 h min
u" your duty
10" owe your
us the opportunity
ne 90 The n'he and educate
No" e time Of y"nr % pour .
orr BUSY HUSTLE, WORK MAKE MONEY
IN YOUR BLANK TODAY
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21

Mr. Dr. Harrison Tuesday evening OF
last week. Tie subjscs discussed wa
Geography, led Miss @. A Locksst. The
subject Tuesday OF this week w. His-
tory, led BY Miss Grsssa Board.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21

The msssless Tuesdays and the wheat
lee Wednesdays are becoming popular
throughout the United States. All Amer
icons who thoroughly understand shsss
two dsys are willinn 70 observe them and
the rsce nuss not b . whit hshind. IL
10 meant that on each Tussdsy 10 shs
month Ne are 70 make up our msals
without meats OF courss you may sss
hsh and chicken. bus the meats which
are 70 IN 70 feed the soldier. can b cus
out On Wednesday vs are 70 do with
out eating wheat bread. Corn OF rye
can Be ussd in 10 Sod Every one
~ho observes thee days vill b helping
HE country 10 win the var.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21
j. s. FOOD
ADMINISTRATION
An Appeal to Mems
Consciences to be
More Economical

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Ths Ameri-
can people are depending upon the Unit
ID States Food Administration 70 sse
that our soldiers. Allies and ourselves
have plenty of food as reasonable price,
- the war conditions will allow. This
70 one thing 10 remember, that Ne are
living in war time; hence We must gov
srn Ourselves accordingly.
The number Of Food Adm inistrasion
widow cards in the windows of loyal
homes 10 one OF the bsss signs that they
who psss may - that the people OF
thoss houses have pledged tbemselves 10
do what their Governments ssks them 70
do In the saving of wheat, meat, fsts
snd sugar. BY using les Of thee foods
and substituting other foods in their
seed. So don't b . Stacker. Let 9th
- people know that you are with them
in doing yonr "bis". II you have no
card in Jour window. ess one from the
Federal Food Administrator Of your
Ssass. II you want 70 have .has great,
grand and glorious fssling', do all the
tbinr Jour Government asks you 20 do.
The Food Administration doc not
wait you 20 20 hungry. Toe Food Ad-
minissration wants you 70 have plenty
70 80, bot you are ssked not 70 eas eli
you want Of those foods which We must
ship 70 our soldiers and the Allies. Eat
iistis wbsss. meat. fss and sugar, and
al you nssd OF the other foods. Patriot
&c people are ehssrfully making sscn6css
IN their eating. This 10 not the time for
the big eats"
The United States Fool administration
hss had . commission merchant punish
cd bscsrse allowed several car loads OF
potasnss 70 dsserdorsss. It wss found
thss this commission merchant would
have allowed the posssoss 70 spoil rather
than place them on the market for sale.
IL vss . surprise 70 him when be rscsiv-
ID summons 70 appear before the ID.
y. Food Administrator 70 have his ii
esnss 70 do business, taken from him q.
oece. The Food Administration doe.
noe intend that shy person, such - CON-
misson merchants or wholesale dealer
Who handle large quantities Of food. shsll
ipod stuffs 70 spoil, or 70 become unfit
Tor ne - food. IL 10 also unls sful for
iocd dealers 10 store food LONGER than .
reasonable tune. after which time this
Hood must b placed on the markss %
thai the people can but 70. Thus dssleru
cen nos put food stufs in large ware
housss or IN cold ssors<s. and then keep
them Tor long time and seil them when
The price % high. Through the proven
ton u The boarding Of food Tor . long 10
viii b possible for the people 70 secure
food - lower price shsa would other
vice b posible during ~sr time.
A cosl dealer IN wsshiDxson We re-
ported 70 have IN Storage three hundred
or moro tone Of coal. The coal should
hsvs bssn sosd 70 the people. He may
b allowed N ssil cosl, when The vu %
Over, bos - the prvssns time, and -
log - he vas lssn, he sill NOT b al
% buy o. I'll coal - . dealer. This .
he pnnlshmsas By shs Fuel Administer
100. a 40 socb exsopls. bsrs md
49, ~ ssevinss thoss Who ere dssl-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21

PLEDGE TO LOAD MORE COAL OR DRAW MORE COKE
hereby loed OF
COKE the
% ,s Amy snd proos take Cd
further
"e'1s tne Proiueton tue
% snm love "a
uouss yw,rksi
''e nav "hen "a 80 who live 70 IA
Name OF Company
"nere located Post
Get bookksepsr out blanks
Average No Of loaded day in October -. $3.50. -
Average No OF ovens Of coke in Octoer $500
No OF ovens drawn of ...... ..
How than previous ..............
How previous week
fo" many shifts wortsd7
Idle one day Why
puIsr through matter relating to coal
Fill and x the McDo ell Timer sv.ton. ".
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21

bsrs OF the race bed signed the cards.
I'VE are . part OF thn Government" be
said in . letter sddresasd 10 the Bspsiss
Of Americs. and now 10 the time for us
20 do our duty. This V NOS the time for
the discussion Of racial differences. The
United States expects every citizen 70 do
his duty. and when it eomes 70 The Neg
70. an surs that he 10 going 70 do his
his part OF report 20 aod she rssson
why"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-21

The thought FOOD WILL WIN THE
WAX, 10 giving our enemies much con-
csrn- Thsrs rumors aod rumors To-
ing circulated among women. that our
Government inssnds 70 take . part OF s.I
thsir canned fiuiss and vegetables for the
use OF our soldiers. The rumors are un-
rue and start from enemy agents Who sry
70 make the American people dissasistied
with their own Government. Those per-
sons. here among us, who Try 70 infiu-
ence people against their government by
fault finding and spreading the told them
by our snes.lss are juss - dangerous 70
our country - the Germans are. The
following statement hes been issued on
this subjsct BY Herbert Hoover, United
slsses Food Administrator:
We have reports from various parts
OF the country Of crooks, thieves and
cobndencs OPERATOR who are gong from
house 70 house purporting 20 Be author
izsd By the Food Administration and
other Departments OF the Governments 20
collect or commander foodstuffs for the
Government or the Army.
Il ~ish 70 Say emphasically that no
department. OF the 6overnmsns hss or
will ever make such demands on house-
holders. and that all such people are
petsy frauds and should be held Tor the
police The 0ovsrnmsnt agencies are
investigating vsrious cases AMI informs-
ton is sought OF eli such persops by this
Department"
Bishop J. NJ. Connor, ID. ID. Of the
African Aeshodiss Episcopal Church,
Who q nov holding Conferences in Ar
ksnsss and OklAhoms. hes been strong
In advising his people 70 take an active
part In doing anything vishins their pow
or 70 help win shis var. and ssssblish
democracy for the civilized world. The
preachers are not only advised 20 sncour-
49, the youug msn 70 enlist, but the
preacher are ssked 10 speak ss lesss one
sermon each month on she conversation
OF food.
Food must win the var, declared
the Bishop m an sddress hefors two
thousand people. and 90 least play en-
important part. and long since the Gov
eminent be- decided that the Negro will
have 70 ssiss in this srsss campaign. I
sm looking 81 the distribute Do Of cards
myseif in this state. sss ~ 70 that therv
70 card in every home and that u 10
duly signed and then sssch them what 10
mesns."
Eysry member Of the conferences hss
signed food conservation card. snd
special ssrnIObs we're preached on Thanks-
giving Deg shroushout Bishop Connor's
district BY the minister. on Food Con
s>rvsron."
%:
Dr.. =. O. Morris. Of Helena, Arssn-
&C. President Of the Nat onsl Baptist
Convention. she largest Sexro religions
organization IN tie cosntry. 10 urxine che
bspt'sss OF this country 10 join the food
campaign, and help The food campaign
and help shs young men 10 live While
lighting IN the srenches or on the bsssIe-
i'd. Ne spoke Of over 10000. 900
American housewives Who had already
joined by signing The cards, and we're
vere living up % the pledsp hnt Ar