davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
The Usual Way.

"What became of that friend OF
yours who was always looking for n
nght7 Did he enllstT"
mo, and when the draft came he
claimed exemption"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
Before Wealth Came.

No doubt there are n lot OF rich
men, too, who thought they'd be DIFF
ferent than they IRE when they got
money In the days before they got It.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
PIedne for chlIdren.

Mrs. Hattie II. Harl. II schooltench-
er Of Council Bluffs, H., has prepared
a pledge for schoolchlldren, In which
they promise not to find fault with
any food set before them during the
war.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
Champion Jersey.

ducers is ~ .53S.S pounds OF milk.
The ten highest butterfnt producers
nmong Ayrshlres range from 05h.56
10 T4i.73 pounds, with nn average. for
these ten, OF 1854 pounds OF butter
fat.
Brown Swiss Records.
In the Brown Swiss breed the aver
age Of 100 cows that have completed
yenrly records for the registry pro-
dution Is 10.S0S.7 pounds Of milk. test
ing 1905 per cent, amounting to 433.45
pounds Of butterfnt. The ten highest
milk producers Of the breed range
from 10000 to 10.406.7 pounds OF
milk with IN average, for these ten, OF
i7.372.2 pounds. The ten highest hut
terfnt producers Of the Brown Swiss
range from T0S.10 to 647.30 pounds,
with nm average for these ten OF
8s3.T2 pounds Of butterfat.
Guernsey Records.
in the Guernsey the average Of 6.200
cows that have completed n years rec
ord for advanced registry Is S,034.33
pounds OF milk. testing 400 per cent,
amounting to 440.O pounds OF butter
fat. The ten highest producers of this
breed range from 24,00S to 17.207.51
pounds OF milk with an average. for
these ten. Of 1880 pounds Of milk.
The ten highest Guernsey butterfnt
producers range from 1,00S.1s TO
oi0.67 pounds, nm average for these ten
Of 070.75 pounds OF butterfat.
Holsteln Records.
Among Holsteins, 1920 COW that
Ind completed n yearly record for nd.
vnnced registry averaged 14,622.T
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

An Englishman has Invented n pro-
cess for colorlng wool khnki md or
nnge shndes with diluted nitric acid.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

Red Cross bag Blue makes the lAundress
happy. makes clothes whittier than snow.
All good eroccra. Adv.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
Cause Of Many Colds.

Many colds nre brought on by the
birds sleeping In drafts. Close up
tightly the back, sides and roof so that
no air can get through the cracks.
Leave the front partly open.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
Some Exeeptlons,

"Does like always produce llker
"Not always. Rich food often pro-
duces poor health"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

Unfortunately the man who borrows
trouble is n Of those conscientious
fellows who insists ON paying II bnck.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

womnn's inconsistency Is the great
est of her charms.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

DR.. Plerce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ago. They regulate liver and bowels. Ad.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

tAxAfGiSsISs f bSSSSsS:Ss dHtiriNeHfNshssl . and Gt liz cause,
There Is only one "Brqino oulnlne," INV. 0RovBB
signature IL on boz. We.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
ship stock to Market.

The most economical why Of shin
ping stock 70 market is In CARLOAD lots
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

Better n budding genius than O
blooming idiot.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
PERUNA Best All
Around Medicine
THobe Ever Made

Mr.. w. II. Edgar, 40 Cooper st., At
lanta, Georgia, writes:
II suffered for fifteen years with
rheumatic symptoms. Peruna cured
me and l think II IN tho best all
around medicine ever made. hope
you will publish this letter for the
benefit OF others who suffer-"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

However, pride never brings one the
humiliation Of having n favor refused
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

II the man you are talking to looks
at his wife it's time to shut up.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
Farm Machinery Care.

Put the farm machinery In flrst-ciasl
order during odd times this winter.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

Those who object to liquid medl-
clnes a procure Peruna Tablets.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-31
.lp!EAp EASY

A gentleman from Vermont
was travelling west in IL Pullman
when a group of men from 'io-
ppka, Kan. boarded The tram an"
began to praise their city to tn"
Vermonter. telling him of iIs wide
street, and beautiful avenues
Finally tYr Vermonter became
tired. and said tn" only thing thai
would lMprovv their city Wo9Iid
he TO make it a seaport. n =,
> The enthusiastic Westerners
laughed at him. and asked how
they:couid make it seaport being
SO, far away from the }ocean. ~!
: Tre Vcrmonter replied that, 1t
WOULD be a very easy task t.nn
tIHavS g Co." sa@ xe..s rs TO. law
. ltJwo-inch pipe from YOU! your city
to the gulf of Mexico. Then i you
fellows can suck asr4nra as you
can,blow gsas N.iis':hia$AsA a sea
port inside half anfo1f:f .vstli
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{ (sMEYshaE

~ People out here are nlanti i
more garden than ever. before.
', ana peas to a large extent.
' any, . lo' more mo- than they need for
Andrew; W. 8. o I,d,d,a. and olaf Ha-
gen FURNISHED the I,.music,r; at a
wedding ihnF~dMant townslrin on
the 'inst.E s.r'J;e;, moi
Tobias o.. Hagen lost a. yaI,ia.
hle horse last. week, The, horse
W4lle running loose in ;the, yard.
was thrown by another; twisting
hef', meek and breaking It's. back.
ole A. Nilsson is going to. plant
(! corn ahd other ps!!"s'l',i' IL
-, o, A: 'k6s2aiif ~ Freeman,
!. ttot,X'Hshib, TOD" yoiiie" Of a,Fs' 'felan
tives to I" o. Hagen fot d visit on on
ne ne y5th,,'hfS Relatives departed On
the 26tll' for Their home near peli-
can Lake, Mifih.jgtf iin'l :4ni :. i,
People, are .stillNery ahqsy out
llfrf seee4dlAg land planting and. !,
, na%usr ,hays. already Slaart E!
Blaming :potattoes: .n,, ..,;, ~ ~
( 'olaf. Hagen mil 4 start, saving
lumber iagalnI .neSS next week AND, will
nave about two weeks saving,
having orders orders fnr. loqli OF. ,mater-
'a's from farmers WHO will, erect
new granaricS this fall.
''eorse'nf! svfysum purchased
4 Ford 'otifihs't Ear la4lj week from
..'arties w''Sf of Kindrrd.' ''," i.
n. I.r'laf and sons arr' break.
inc up a section or land in TIL"
west part Of 'Sheyennr and will
pat il ali into llaN. They are using
their 10 ". p. gas tractor and ar,
Iurnln. over h" sod very fast.
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Northwestern Flag & Decorating
.HAMERLjK-SchuETT

w. Announcement has; just been
made of the marriage: of Miss
Anna iHemerlik and Mr. George
Schuett. The happy event n took
place at. Minneapolis on February
i,xbut the young! couple; kept the
marriage secret until a few
days ago.
The bride: sa!srgktes;a Mr.
and iIMrsg Malk,Hamerlik of Wlah-
peton and is we'll known around
h here, ha2Siing taught ,.s several !, uo-
cessful terms, of school In; this
? g:;iSs, & e. IS, sSn|y az $" sos'
friends ana nt! 81, yell w!.i;S;!hIefs:: The
groom. is {, son IF IF Mr.: al; and 1 Mrs.
to- manho%,.a in lRI'jie!;;I1Ia!nHd county.
He is. employed yiaal s :bllaafga &Ea
ulari:. III Ss;Ws! Joins t I! + many
frien ID! .ini.' extending ea'nGra sra
tiOns. ..... ......n '3'
Mr.. an and Mrs: Seili III viii go to
housekeeping in Parkinson Fia y short
ly. Hankinson News. T..
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eA191d WITH Ifj ri:s. +"
nEFTERe0Nye TRAINED WILD eunWc
rAB 6uOON ~ animal 0uOW y
|GOLLMAR Bros. CIRCUS
wv ahpetOn June =
AFTERNOON AND EVENING

development of i'lle o1I hers depend.
In our homes aud i'm our COM
munitlr> let Us hook after the
!ra'l' of our ca5iiIrrm. IT he bahy
is healthy. hr mental and moral
training can be undertaken at a
much earlier period and thus more
can be- attained in the short span
ct years allotted lis which rarely
exceeds three score and ten. We
used to be- of t>ilc oonion that a
child should NOT he sent to school
until ii was six years of age. and
that no attempt should be made
to .devclope it's brain until that
time. Now prominent educators
are saying that child's play can
he so directed. as TO be made Il
large factor i'm its eaEHssEdduca-
tion. Many of. you. are acquainted
with the Monteslori system. and
the wonderful child training, ac-
compliShed in that way. There
have been mothers who having
first stirred their own 'hRind and
then instead of telling GuodIfales
and Fairy Stories. to their Chill
drc1h,; haze haaa4a1ryI stories, out
snf shistory.stitesature, and arA, and
a!Af ee 6oddsth@h ts1thes ehA dren;
KIM e.. hhs.s.hls btu 9. s heinz
when her little girl was only two
yearfgs%, ,6ldi,t9' teaG% Her ,tola dress
he>irs'e5if and 1Ifl'e, ,h!ihn!g IS ,ro and
the housc-making a sort of game,
OF her Teaching. so Developed the
vhild,.sx mind tAat~whea she went
II ssssa- sa.s >xa NElr4h,years in
.ahEa1iH BYf lfcsst ffRrf4} of her
age ', s',,,s''Tl,a,s; ssssiiie. em1 Rf'S have
j Falaae:41erttai .nF,,,l,llaees IF 4 heir
chfFfsehi without i. aHYs +: ~ pm I their
., WHY rlfd, @When mo
physical. health spaFfAifsI Why
Shohla1nat9thsFfI,ildren ," hrne-
fitted hy the knoWlG4ds" hf herr
y {f:S9nfs+i and, - ~ q eater
leigAas and, sNapakeotW "a nobief
and: hGIttnr' manh0nd9a'n woman
honH. assuring all ideal rarr.
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.FoR,TnE WQmEN

'> In answer. 70 .n4qmTeFons, Gs-
quests from the womfn Ct xg1e
E9Et9S syx ts H2T Fea hsS Ing ZAP
tion today sent out the following
sfsfh%eni III" t@Wol''' lI"1 ~
|. =" URGE YoUR. MENfeIK X; '. w..
: 2'H,TO HELP UNCLE SAM 1'''!'
|fhe w5meh or he"northwest
can do the nation an 'ihvaluable
+aefvite today by utsing the un-
married men of 'thdiD acquaint-
'ancs TO- join the Navy The Navy
is i'm urgent need of thousands nj
young men, It invites Anyestlga1
ion.,1 geo log h'noH 1In:li log
u, g. Navy Rnecrpiti9g stations
located at, 3O4 Marquette avenuS?.
Minneapolis. MINI, and s.: Paul,
Dmluth, St. Cloud, Virginia, Brain
erd MINI, Fargo Grand Forks,
and Minot, No. OAK.
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:. . I'f,','l. I.N EIi I.lIt I,
NORWEGIAN LuTH. CHURCH

Confirmation services al the
Wild Rice ;cAurch, Dwight, next
sunday forenoon at 1880. Com
munion, services i'm the afternoon
at 3. '..,.,s. t.t... .",l - q
The annual business meeting of
the Wild Rice. church will be held
Monday, June itll at 1880 ,p. M
Annual business. meeting at tn:
st. Johns, church Tuesday. June.
eth at 80, p. M. II. .tt. ~
The Ladies Aid Of the . Wlla
Rice church, and the Lutheran
Ladies' Aid of Dwight. will meet
with Mrs.uJacob Halvorson Tues
day, June. 9th! nt..t, 81, ~,.-.g t"1
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= .SoTIeE I'd. clREtprroRs

r. States of Moth Dakota. County Of
'iHi n,s in sGeunty Court, y,hefore
I9 the Matten.o9l the Estate Of lula
anaenomI leqeaeed:'l ti8 aNn.n. ~
Lottie Lars4ni Retitinner,g vs.. calvin
Z. Anderson. Respondent.
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dersigned Lewis o. Larson. Administers
ftx Elss q ~ eo aass
dRsaaf to 1T II D 5sa
decessnt e xhb,t AGAINST said
ksssssats $oseatss wI fSm Xxx KlXHsa aon tss
|e5tsa shs At RNhsies ct this notice.
IN 'thelN 1ownshipi.o r Dwight iiii said
fb6s seea M SSt2 ssSa A lS Dakota
ii1hHii'csiG nLEWISj0. LARSON.
'wwLFE &scHNEti1InR; e1 III MSG Ea''F
"H'@ts aRbyysSs foF Il 7 dBgin'stFstors::;a
F'""H'Haa r"'hn9gu- May 94.4tsa
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PATRIOTIC CITIZENS
FLY THE FLAG ..l,

W" will ship by parcel post ia
N"ur address PREPAID one g.!
our FAST COLOR ALL WEALTH.
t,R BRAND" iN6 feet ,rwr,l II. :,
FLAGS fn' $3.50. These na@s
have >irnl- canvass threading,
anil brass @rnnlnrIs. and nil
stand all kinds nf weather.. anG
are or our own Manutarl urr. Ti,
scarcity and advance i'm price oi
materials al This, lime makes lhi.
Offer! limited. Send in your order
at once. Send check. money order
or draft with order. Prices on
other sizes upon application.
Northwestern Flag & Decorating
Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers
Flags, Banners and Decorations
for all occasions
st. Paul, Minnesota -. ..
ADN-2t. .......
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NOTCH,

From the date the duHpfng
ground will be closed at 8 Of clock
in the evening and will OPT IN at
= a. m. Mr.. whitney will ins truct
all refuse haulers whore to dump.
A fine of $500 will be emf ofce q
against all violators. '''''
- 49, A. HODEL.i "'' =
Chairman Board of Health.
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CORRECT !!E!!: (: ENGLISH
s.yiurl .,hoM MO USE II ;,,n
'Jpssphine NuVck Baker, Editor

yan.A,MoHTHL,lljxi MAGAZINE
For, Progressive Men and, Mlomen
Business and Professional;
Club Women, Teachers, students,
!; Minister'S, Doctors, Lawyers,
stenographsrs and for ali who
wish to Speak and Write Correct
.'''t4' English -
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SUMMARY OF BABY WEEK
continued from page 1 }

making "f Il better race and ma
ton by acquainting themselves
with tllcll laws governing the
health of their children, they
will not br2rudge the time spent
IN their developments, physically,
as well as mentally and morally.
We are coming more and more to
realize Tire Importance Of a heal
thy babyhood, not alone for its
relation to sturdy manhood and
vomanhood. We zknowzs,that tn.
plastic years come with youth.
when the brain is quick to take
Impressions and the mind and
character are easily nodded. Sick
ness and ill" alealth deade,i tho
sensibilities and. render Stupid
and inactive the brain. SCIENCE
is, teaching now that ingeh i'm
morality and crime; iss due to lack
rd9f physical. Pr 2 mental ,heaitR, and
! that the moral lr training f.; be en-
J 1eetive it must 1hayen asa basis
ia healthy BODIES Ne: seanl Ina rdly
realize the handicap an unhealthy
ss 1s sl /; + e t ts
fhqfssltek.h w hrs Z !HHfK .y,
laeais;a&ase smay' kave.lmj1tion urg-
ivy. :. Us TO raisa--aurselxes~.-sah0xe
INC common 3 level Of those around
&ts al e 'aaAIlb''1s19YaKstfd&
'a ~. 70 ahsy s,MssAH eHaaiAevthat VIZ,
WIN !. iGsstqdss ahds WORTH edhatd aoMitik,
9|hsd HS,i7Myd Ba11aMha RWa g'
~ ~ ''pooks,i befpGed Mfs mp9y would,
i =; our ilnandb toward hhattairf,s1
sezes 70" ,; sse2Ss$Ee& s' .y ss,S.
~, = niairaots'sla,. ANDY daadensso,h,
- 'lE,. .tkatoweIt sfeep5sths.
LIT bI Urging 6}uifr 4dihds
T. IT. Many who are weak and. sick:
y y 'hilqlh98d ses44fll
a.' a. tue y eaffis SO aapat if they)
Il /. PERSISTENT rs and determined
~, NY may go OH to successful
m"a,l'ood Or womanhood, but their
y; %a n to attain this end, has been
t'',' harder and. no one can
h ha'. TO what height they might
h h" =, attained had they had then
n,n ""i' IN mental growth, of the
b bna, years of a healthy child
" .o''s, For the Things we learn in
h. 1 n are iearhed aasiNl9Qd stay
"a ts;n w. IN a way. the knowledge al
, xons u, later 4Ae. hoeb 1otsNKbetd
,oa "ueriui possibilities are open
NV, ,"w to- the mother who realizes
rho' "'p:p4qftp4ity. There was afti4aei
t' e, it was thousbt,to be efi9pgh |
!; ~, Aoi gave SuCAF care tO1
shlld as the animal gives its
Jung. We We're told tG FIT ThTnf1
row avw W naturalIy-just as many
III 'test aSE 5$|Rh thRt i %s.d%s
aap naa mothers.,o God gives in
49, 0' 70 birds and beast but he
,;n elven' brains, eandn a soul ito
.n .an,ty! and to- 2 mankind he
r ~ "llhaxe sivan you ntalents.
~, some 'day r willdask you how
rs nave GSyIi improved, then!" Moth !
eefi 1a FL ihm$@ortaIi, sI'ot'$Sl, every; !;
hy,ss;ol rs IN bhgfh- fold nature:.
u; hs,sai 4anlte4 aAM .Horal or
aal. rbAtatsvAot neglect thel
81 Tor ! pom Il in q measure ths'
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NorlcE'ro CONSTRUCT sIDEHyAL,xs

To each of the owners ard occupants D ,l is
Of che respective premises hefe and
af MH sssfEasea t,s c;tv co,,,c,,
city OF Wahpeton. North Dakota: deem
LIZ necessary that sidewalks be .,cSn-
structed in front Of or along each of
the following describeds' premises as
here S. set f Firth to-wit: u
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-31

Sti lHf aDOVe SltuateQ IN the city of
iWahpAtSn STATE Of NbFth': DhkotH W.
tbe ,tthf g !sest side Of sixth Street 81
RatlWRy 'Condpany1'if thei Cit'y3o on Wal,
ss assse 9f kSsk isSn 81 S4SsSs
bare and Tylars Addition ,of the city
st Sf Mahpeton: North Dakota. t.. ths
tNortherh Pacific! Railway iDepot!'iJt I,
SsreSy s5siea saa 4saafsa yg
install. construct !coinplete and tfiain-
Tak ii 81 81 e aiSSe al sa aS5vs set sst
forth forth the premises herein, before de-
same ss ris., to be installed and constructed
eatioEs adopteS Ss tSs eit t1e co spseii
a aea f fSr i 81 in osS5nsa 9s
of said city, and subject ito. the APP
l piryoyal: Of .. the Street -. G!ommissioner
within fifteen days after the date Of
And il You fail u u SO !. construct ,it!1st tic
same within the time and acc ording to-
The ORDINANCE aboye mentioned such
sidewalks will be constructed by the
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oornimencsmsnt Program

COMMENCEMENT Program ii
The finale of this weeks hustle
and hustle will he the graduating
exercises at the Opera House on
Friday evening, June 1. The prin-
Iclpal. commencement addrass will
be given. by, Prof, Vernon. p.
squlres OF the University Of North
DakOta.G .hh -,,,i,.s t4r,,,j,,
The :pDpgrams foe the Com
mencement exercises is as fbl-
! lows:H' "t'iha een| .i,N .:4M
1"i Prologue, u. Pagliacaio',4.,,, 40
| ........ .s..; ii LeoncaNatto
~ Rudolph GILES , IN
Address Prot" Nern6n !PG lSuuires
H.. (Uhiyersity, of .Northu DakotaD, y,
Spring. aauI. .aM ...,, i. 81 Stern
Miss Nina Bardwell " W
presentation Of 1D1yI6mas,l. "ji
ls.x" ~. a"l .s'auJbseRh Gu Forbes
R'fGt'e Dream 'Rebhefi,,' ,j.i . .sLang'
Girls Glee Club .!l
I A'l'her graduating class, Of 1917,
consists OFF,. Sc. .s n.,i ;i..o =.
+ NIoseswho. will graduate, and
the course that they hays, u ken
are as follows: 'f''' 50 I'll
",:I,atinl Coursee4-Helen Hess, Fen
rietta .EligelNan, -Yesta, Parsons
and Mluriel BabeoGk, " "",' h'
Eng gIi B., Course P 4: : -6+lena iXpder-
SON. Frank Bernard, Ruth Bfoen,
Robert; ReHtram,. .iWilliam, Ear lily,
Anna Geister, Eleanor Hess AM
ma Harleg,. Raymond q Rintgen,
Walter 'Holthuseh. q! Theodore
kohlhonI. Homer. Luck. Ethel
Morris. Catherine McCa.rty. Bcr-,
nard McCuskcr. Elcannr NUNS.
Clara O'Brirn. Gertrude Pattrr
son. Harry Ross. PcarFe Russell.
Herbert Royce. Max Snyder and
Roy Trcbil. ''' -
The programs that alavr been
rendered are as follows:
Glass Day Exercises
Spring Song .......G aIn
/ spring Son. ......... No..l
Girls Glrc Club
! Class History ..... Clara O'Bri"n
Grafton ...... "Nnrlh Dakota
Anna liarlrs
'.'''.. ........ ffaFis
! =" t''u'1 $50. MoLal'l
Girls ,;Icr Club
Recitation "A Letter From Home
Eleanor Hess
Glass Will
........... Harry Ross and
........ Bernard McCusknt
Cornct Solo .... The Palms
Walter Holilll,Scn
Glass Prophecy .. Ncsta Parsons
Old Glory ............ Oliver
saccaIaureate Program
March from "Aida" Verdi
Miss Gladys Lohr
Nosper Hymn ........ Grades
Prayer ........ Rev. Il. l.. Hobbs
Glorious Things of lThce are
Spoken
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Sy Syner Electric Co.,, advertising concert, will give a big free show every night this week near the court house square. Everybody invited.
 We want that piece of news, not be- cause you want to see your name in print, but because other people do. Wont you call 242? A little coopera- tion means a newsy paper.
 Paul Cragan, who sold his interest in the West Side Barber Shop some time ago to his partner, Hooper Me Cain, went to BauXite for a few days this week, looking over his new loca- tion, returning home yesterday. He will remain until Monday when he will move there and install a barber shop.
 The band concert at the park to- night will be a hummer and if you miss it you will miss something good. The boys say that if the people want band concerts regularly, they will come out tonight So if you would like to have some real music about once a week, encourage our band by attending.
 Place yourself in the fire boys place, and go through what they go through when they are fighting stubborn fire to prevent someone los ing all they have in the world, prob ably-with the money and property you have wouldn't you give something on the fire truck fund? When you lay down to sleep tonight, think of this.
 The Domestic Science class of the Prescott High School will display their work in the windows of H. A. Hamilton X Company's store on West Main and Front streets this evening. The class this year has been under llle lIlSlI uCllOI Ol MISS DeuIdn 11eS- terly. This department of our school is one of the most important and all students should be members of the class
 Prescott people witnessed one of the largest hail storms yesterday that has been seen here for many years. For few minutes hail fell, some of the pieces as large as hickory nuts. People living a few miles north of town said the hail in their commun- ity was as large as goose eggs. Fruit in some portions of the state was damaged to the extent of about 90 per cent. It is said the total damage to fruit in the state from the hail will reach nearly $200,000
The Prescott daily news., 1917-05-04
FOR MISS ARNOLD

Nil and Mrs. Hirst entertained with a pretty party last evening in honor of Miss Ruth Arnold. whose marriage to MT McCurdy will take place May 18th. Roses formed a beautiful and fragrant decoration. Four tables were arranged for Rock. Nter the game a delicious salad and it" plate was served. Miss Arnold was presented with beautiful piece of china painted by the hostess.
 Those present were Miss Arnold. MT McCurdy; Miss Higginbotham. Mr. Marble; Miss Moss, Mir. Smith; Miss Hesterly, Mark Blakely; Miss Grlswold, Irwin Blakely; Miss Ar mold, Shell Marsh; Miss Davis and Mrs. Emore Began.