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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

J. M. and Mrs. Van sweariugen Of
Price Creek, spent few days In
town early part Of the week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Leroy Whitlock Of Strawberry, At
tended to business matters In the
city, Monday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

BROMQ-FEBRIN viii cure your
cold. Try II. At STREHLKES.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10
Try The Herald for . year.
For Sale--Cheap

Oak bed, springs and mattress.
Call on Ssturdays.-MRs. CARR, OPP
postte Nathodist church. Mo
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Otto Metzger was In Monday, tax
ing the necessary steps in prepare
tion for his big threshing campaign.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Kansas City cattle market looked
better this week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

The Denver Stock Show will be
held January 10th to 26th.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10
A Private Hospital

will take patients ct my home, OF
will go out nursing.
Mo MRS. DELLA HoCKETr.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Craig of Dan.
forth park, autoed in Tuesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

G. A. Tschudy of Price creek, was
town visitor, Thursday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Martin Slifka, the Honest Slovack
shoemaker, has opened . shop 10 the
brick block, next to Gourley's hard
ware store.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Mrs. Dixon of Rio Blanco, visited
town friends yesterday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Poor blowing weather, but good
threshing weather past week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Pro-German propagandists are be-
ing arrested In Denver for trying to
prevent food conservation.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Harry c. Davis. one Of Denver's
prominent attorneys, was = guest 1t
the Meeker hotel this week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Arthur Burnham, the pioneer dry
farmer on Sulphur, exchanged views
with the town people, Thursday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

The Wyman brothers, J. p. and
Walter, were attending to business
matters In the city, Tuesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Send The Herald to your eastern
friends.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

John and Mrs. Murray, and o. H.
Lunney were among the Oakridge
park people In town midweek.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Try Tho Herald for . year.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

Aeeker's hotels. boarding houses
and private families inaugurated the
''meatless and wheatiess" days this
week. Fish and poultry were SUBJ
stituted, which entails an increased
cost to the hotels and boarding
houses, ~ flsh (either fresh or cured)
costs more than meat In Meeker,
owing TO the high cost of getting it
here. But our hotels and others are
periodically complying with the
government regulations regardless Of
cost
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

BENEFIT dance for Limekiln school
house, Saturday, November. II, at
Rooney's Hall. Music by orchestra.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

On motion the clerk WAS instructed
to petition the Tax Commission for
permission to raise the levy for Poor
fund and General School fund.
On motion the Board adjourned.
tATTEsr] J. A. BILLS,
G. J. WILSON, Tenn. Chairman.
Clerk.
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Come, Dance and be Merry

Box supper and dance At White
River school house, Saturday even
ing, November II.
Mo GENEVA WILSON, Teacher.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION
Nou-Coai Land

Non-Coai Land
Department If the Interior. o. 8. Land once 1t
Glenwood Springs, Colo, October 10, 19l7.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Dennis Murray,
Of Meeker Colorado, who, on February q, 1918,
made Desert Land Entry. serialNo. 0as73, for
Lots ], Q and u. sec 9, and Lot u. Sec 9. TIP N,
90 ", eth p. NJ, has Med notice Of intention
70 make dnal De~ert Land Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, before Henry
rsdo, on the sth day Of Decen,ber, 1917.
Claimant Nance ~ witnesses:
Timothy d. Holland. Blair Wilson, George
Colorado.
OS7.nA d. q. WEYAND, Register.
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The government authorities have
It figured out that the crude oil pro-
duction for the United States, for
this year, is going to be $4,000, 600
barrels short Of the nations needs
II these figures are correct, they ac-
count for the present high price Of
petroleum. gasoline, etc. They also
account for the great number of oil
companies now being fioated, many
Of which are undoubtedly legitimate
enterprises, and many otherwise.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

The AGeelEer Pharrnaey
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10

On motion made and carried the
following tax levies were made for
the year 1917:
valuation Of county o., ~ 20
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-11-10


he has worked at his trade ~ . car.
penter In Meeker. Over . year ago
his health began to fail. About .
week ago he was taken to Grand
Junction In the hope that an opera
ton would prolong his life, but he
was too weak to stand the shock.
George Martin WAS = man Of gentle
manly disposition, and had the re-
spect of all who knew him.
Mr.. James Garrison IL In from
Denver on 6 visit to his daughter,
Mrs. James Sheridan and son.
County Superintendent Raymond
Garrison.
DIR. J. B. Hartwsll, . specialist
from Colorado SPRING.. Was In
Meeker this week in consultation in
the serious illness Of Mrs. Potter.
Harry Morris and Walter Whalin
WERE among the Axial people reg
istered ut the Meeker hotel during
the week. ~
G. @. and Mrs. Aldrich, and CD.
and Mrs. Lindstrom Of Thornburg,
were guests at the Meeker, midwesk.
=.Mr and Mrs. J. r. and Mr.. and
Clarence Mathes of lower White.
were early week visitors. to the city.
Otto Metzger was In Monday, tax
ing the necessary steps in prepara-
tion for his big threshing campaign.
Arthur Burnham, the pioneer dry
farmer on Sulphur, exchanged views
with the town people, Thursday.
John and Mrs. Murray, and o. H.
Lunney were among the Oakridgs
park people In town midweek.
The Wyman brothers, J. p. and
Walter, were attending to business
matters In the city, Tuesday.
Harry G. Davis. one Of Denver's
prominent attorneys, was guest 1t
the Meeker hotel this week.
J. M. and Mrs. Van Sweariugen Of
Price Creek, spent few days In
town early part Of the week.
George Cose of Limekiln, ex-
changed greetings with the town
people, Thursday.
Mrs. v. winslow and family Of
Oakridge park. were guests At the
Meeker, Saturday.
Leroy Whitlock Of Strawberry, At
tended to business matters In the
city, Monday.
J. B. limerick of Buford, has his
legs under the Meeker mahogany
these days.
J. w. Bainbrich the Plceance
pioneer, spent Thursday at the
county seat.
j. H. and Mrs. Mitchell Of Straw
berry, were town visitors, last Satur-
day.
DR.. LIE Rossignol Of Rifle Was here
this week on professional duties.
Mr.. and Mrs L. P. Craig of Dam
forth park, autoed in Tuesday.
G. A. Tschudy of Price creek, was
q town visitor, Thursday.
Mrs. Dixon Of Rio Blanco, visited
town friends yesterday.
The excellent training q young man
receives In the army and navy 10 .
splendid result which comes from
war preparation. Many . youth will
come from the army and navy with
a more gentlemanly bearing and
more real character instilled into
him through the rigid discipline he
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-03
Rout The Rat.

'Ront the rat is a new
slogan proposed by the Com
nlttee Oh Food Supply and
Conservation of the Louisiana
Council of Defense.
There is jnst as much, per.
haps mere need for ronting
the rat than for ''swattin 9
the fly y Flies transmit dis.
ease. Rats not Only spread
disease but leave a costly trail
Of destruction.
Probably goo, 600 men in
the United Stat are devot-
iug their energies and time
t. IT, din & rats. Of this nun
Der l5Q, D0o are farmers who
are giving their farms, asri.
6 lturai implements and other
equipment to supply the food
>tuiis annually consumed by
rats.
This st'ik ing ijlnstration is
given by Edward w. Nelson.
chief of the United States
Biological Survey to point
ont the menace by rodents at
a time when every ounce Of
food is vital. Writing in the
Geographic Magazine, Pro.
Nelson declares that the act.I
;.4l mouey loss caused each
/, ear by rats is $500, 900, 900
statistics are az hand to iiiiis.
trate lie uAluase uone by
rats,
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Hall; S'h ward, Berwick. Town Hall
and the following three commissioners
and clerks Of election are appoinle to
each polling place:
lst ward, lst precinct, c. H. Green,
Henry Pecut, Emile Halbert, Ed Cocks.
2nd precinct, Paul Mendoza, W. F..
Giles, Joseph Il. Meeker, E. A. Boud-
|-reaux, End ward, lst precinct, Bernard
Lew, DR. David Berwick, Edwin
FOche. - +. Dnmesn'l. End precinct,
l.. >. Alleman, Fred J. Naher, L. i.
Lass igne, Fred, rick Caroline. 3rd
ward lst precinct X L. ONielI, Mel
son R"udIeaux, So>thene Robichaux,
Dnval Hebert. 2nu precinct, sidney
WoIiord, Dolpb Para, J, B. >eweil, } :.
II. Chapron. 4th ward, Albert Eti,nue,
John Mlgcnt. Willie sennetie, H.. 5,
Nordyke. 9th ward. j. Z. Lsssns, +. F.
Marn, s. J. Folse, Yves Aiams. 9Th
ward, 1t precinct. [, W. Paddock, o.
II. Howard, Jr., j. L. Adams, l.. A.
Law. 2nd precinct, Joe Da:gie, DR..
ProSser, Joe DeLucky, Joe Auooiu. 7tn
ward. Louis Landry, Pierre Henert, Al>
f'ed Forter, Henri julien. Sth ward,
Gus Thorgerson, .. J. Bertrand, AL
fred Gashia. A. l. Boudrenux
The first three mentioned III each pre-
cinCt 10 acl rs Cotnni ,Sioncrs and tue
last "ained IN each pfrc,nCl 10 act AS
ierk.
SEC 5. Be It further ordained, csc.
lhat the Parish >chopt tionri 81
meet a. Ii n'c.ock a. NJ, "u the .,un
d's I Nnvem Der, 1917 FOR Tue parp. SC
N open ses ,lun. If x ,mtu,n. a,,d c,u..
l Z the 0tH"ts, a. ,Nls,iu. The Ietu II
anO DEC iarinS the resu 0, stiI elcc.
,ion
SEC. 6. BE !, further ord aiued, etc
That Tho Pr-slh MT %. tue parisn :,cn,
I, ARD ne. ana br =, hr}eny .ns .rucsrd
T. Siv" rub.ic Bnlicc .. tac said t.te( ttuu
by p'"c'aln ZION to oc daiy publish, +,
nCCuldiHy 10 iHw, III .hc tuti,WIny toIfn.
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Bank q: bail"in ith ward. Centre, lille
store, Walter Ncnette. 5th ward, Patsgr-
son, justice of the Peace O'ice; hti
ward, lst precinct Morgan CItv, CITY
Hall; 2nd precinct, Ramos, store Of
the Ramos Lumhcr Go; 1th ward. .IU!-
lien, julien Hall: : Ii Hatd, Berwick.
Town Hall; and the follow n. eonlI4ls-
siouers AM c4eTns Of election have been
appointed - serve al this eieciion:
lst ward. Isl precinct, {. Il Green,
Henry PeCot, Emile albert. Ed Cocks.
End precinct, Paul Mendoza, W. +.
Giles, joaet Il, Meekcr, +. \. Bnud-
rraus. md ward, l,t precinct, Bernard
Levy, Dr.. DAVID Bcrwlck. Edwin
Foche, =. +. Dumc.nl a1d precinct,
l.. :. Alicman, Fred J M.her. L j.
Lasseigle, Frederick Caroline. 3rd
ward, lst precinct. X T.. OtNloll. Nell
son Boudrcaux, Sosthene RDbichaux.
Duval He5erf. 2nd precinct. Sidney
Woltord, DolpE l'arra, j. B, ,eweIl. j
II ChaprOn. 4.h ward, Albert t.ffenue,
John "lgeot, Willie Sennctte, II. ).
Nordl Ike. 5th ward, j E. La,sns, +
+. MaIin, >. j. to!,e, Yves Adams. 9Th
ward, lst pleclnct. l. w Paddock. @
II. Howard, Jr,, l.. J. Adams, l.. A.
Law. 2nd precinct, Joe Daigle. Or.
Prosser, Joe beLucky, Joe Aucoln. 7th
ward, Louis Landry, Pierre Hebert. AL
fred For'isr. Henri Julien. Slh wald,
Guss lhaogerson, Q }, nertrand, AL
fled Gashla A l.. BouIrcaux.
Inc fist three mentioned at each pre-
cnct 70 act is commissioners, and the
last named in each precinct to act a.
clerk.
A, SAID special election the polls will
open at seven O'Clock A. NJ, and close.
al five O'Clock, +. NJ, aud the election
viii be conducted i'll accordance with The
laws OF iIonislana apple able thereto
NOllce Is alsogivcn tAat al Ii O'cioCk
A. NJ. Of the goth day Of November.
1917, the Partsn School Board of the
Parish OF ST Mary, louisiana, will
meet at Franklin, Louisiana, and ID
open session proceed to open the ballot
boxes. examine and count the ballots in
nuMber aud amount, examine and can
EaSs the returns and dec!ate the result
II said special election
This 3rd day oi October, 1917.
JOHN G. CLAUaEN,
resi- lent Of st. Mary Parish School |
Board.
SEC. 7 Be it further ordained, etc. |
That The special election herein ana
lereby provided for, shall be he'd ana |
oDducted and the returns thereof shall |
'e made under the PROVISIONS of Act 256 !
i 1910 and aplcuGuen,e tAe.eot. aud I
ucn other laws a, may be applicable.
The Vote 90 the abovr uruluaace
va- as foliuxs: Yeas: Wnnam
raj dener, Sidney BouviIain, j.
1. McCardeil. =. A. Aycock, John
Il ,usrn, William to!se, H. l..
)'iey r. y Winchester, Richard
'epp'r. } - Enrich
Nay: None.
Absent aud not voling: w. T.
'.te. IN III
Yea-: 10
Ways: NUuc
Absent aud not voting. /,
Inrre u"iuK 40 furlh 1 ou,iness.
II mrelihs adj ,urneu.
iiAS OOIT, Secretary.
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PROCL NATION:

"a sd .nt I" - r,-s n tsol l,asoul BY ti4s
>, nary P.I,sa ocnooi ,inAr.I Ut y,
a, Pans Lnlt lam, at q meeting
hcl: ~ the ) IT / " % Ocl - = 1917 |
john { ans. u, , s,deat II said ral.
Isl Sen oi ,,uarH do hereby civ 40
&c TN il. III cDmpt!a 'cr v wsta eaIt; re- ;
iutI II, ) spcctd ~ G. ir: WI pr ic,. l4
Nct Dt>tlirt n, -Four, f.trt,iI < ,
hiAty, i.pu slana, o the l3n tlay If
NuveIn Der, i9l;, FOE The pnr.o-e If
submitting TO tue property ,aXpa1e 5
qualified under the Cnhs'ltat on and
OF tho State Of LnuIsl.ua t., VIZ
at sald ehrctiuu. the following urnoe.
sltlOn. t'rwit. b..
/ = sp cal tx - nHe aad 1ns t..
Is hn4sI tn,iIs . tae coli u Ua#..s
ne p.one,n IN ~tH,o5 y stftct -
or. PdIiSD II -. .rlf,. Lliis a..t.
- jec, - Aat t.4iu,..,
f.. ap itat,.t t.'n tear-, foG III Oh
Sc "i a.'ri"g ndi.upait aId t. tue
ii4J >,e's.
tol tue Il Dosees Of said election tn.
rUltpS tiae 3. vii be: Isl wtri, 1T
precinct bare lioH vAcs.t .trlr.
+" r.'1t t. csI}r.I.
z i. Is. III ",a5 :; 2.,d ~4ru iss
y Hrt"C1, tnuc,st, Vacant r-s iiFsruar,,
i.tvl, %hi pfccl.,ct. ,.ona,a S-hu.i
ii ausc. iid va g. Is. pr.C nyl, Graaa Ia,
court House, spa pgcciu., Bsns,u,
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School Board Proceedings.
AN ORDINANCE.


0rgsaizing and creating School District
Number -Four OF St. Mary Parish,
louisiana.
SECTION |. Be il ordained b. the st.
Nary Parish School Board If the Par.
ish Of St. Mary. Louis,ans, That the
territorial limits Of School District
Number Fonr. Of the Parish Of st.
Mary, Louisiana, shall embrace and
consist Of Wards One. Two. Three,
Foar, Five, Six, Seven and Eight Of
TIE Parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana,
This being all the territory embraced
10 the Parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana,
ssd the boundaries being the boundaries
Of the Parish Of st. Mary. State OF
Lcsisiana.
Syc. 2. Be II further ordained. etc,
That @ thus constituted said School
District Number Four shall have all the
right and powers granted the same un.
der the Constitution and laws OF the
Stats Of Louisiana.
The vote on the above ordinance
We % followe: Yeas: william
Gardener. Sidney Bonvillain, j.
Z. McCardell, G. A. Aycock, John
Clausen, William Folse. H. l.
Jolley. F. D. Winchester, Richard
Pepper, j. D. Enrich.
Nays: None.
, Absent and not voting: W. I,
Yeas: 10.
Nays: None. =. ....
Absent and. not voting: l.
The following ordin ance was in.
noduced by Mr.. F. D. Winchester.
seconded by Mr.. VIM. Folse, and
unanimously carried:
AN ORDINANCE
Noeting a speciSl election to BE- held in
Scaeol District No. Four, in the Par.
ish OF st. Mary, Louisiana, for the
purpose Of submitting to the qualified
Nectors Of the said schoo. distric, the
question of the levy of special tax
Of ene and one.half mills, Ia00lil fof
shs purpose Of proviling ADDITIONAL
Did to the public schoole Of the SAID
school district. :.
:. S1Cz * !, BE. it ordained BY til,
q. Mary Parish School Board, Of st.
9ay Parish, Louisiana, That a special
sle:0on be, and 10 hereby. orde, ed to
@ held 10 School District No. Four, ia
.ne Parish OF ST. Mary. Louisiana. on
0e 18th day Of November, 1877. for the
PURPOSE Of submitting to the Qualified
sieceors OF the said school district Ell.
IIcd to vote thersa., the question OF
re levy Of special tax Of one aud one.
ss1 mills $500. ~ GU the dr!'ar OF al,
Noperty In the said school district suD,
!sos 70 State taxation, for a period If
.sa Years, the proceeds Of the SAID tx
" oe used in giving sddi,ionsl nin IT,
dlstrict
~ SEC. 2. Be it further ordained. etc.
1aAt the ballots TO be used 4, tn, saii
ss.eeslon shall be prepared by the sec,e.
~ OF the Parish School Board ana
% N The 'oiioving form;
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| LII Iowa one farmer lost 800
bushels OF corn out OF Il crib
containing 1000. The Vir.
| glnla commissioner of health
says that III parts Of his state
rats have destroyed IS per
cent. OF the poultry, and 10
per cent. Of growing crops.
a large milling company is
Louisville, KY, estimates that
rats cause a loss Of s., 900 a
year to sacks alone, not to
speak OF the huge damage
done the contents.
Experts in Great Britain
have figured that a single rat
in one year does damage to
the extent of $3.50. The
average is 81 20 in Denmark,
and 81 in France. In the
United States the loss is
higher,
The rat population is enor.
nous. They have from three
to twelve litters a year each
containing from six to twelve
young. One reason why rats
have multiplied and have OK.
tended their ravages is be-
CAUSE the average farmer or
business man or householder
accepts them as a necessary
evil and refuses to fight them
seriously.
Winter is a good time to
go after the rats. Their holes
and hiding places can be To-
Gated and their sources of
food supply ascertained. Rats
need shelter and they must
eat or they cannot exist. 1t
is a great sight better to
starve out the rats than to
catch or poison them although
both thes- measures should
be carried on at the same time.
Cribs, hins;any place where
TODD is stored should be made
ratproof. This work must he
done thoroughly to be efec.
tive and it should be organic.
I'd by communities. The best
results have been obtained
wien bodies of men and
women cooperate to create
public interest in anti.rat
campaigns.
As a general rule the mea.
'ures for exterminasion of
ats should provide for These
;hings;
A campaign Of trapping
lnd poisoning; rat.proofing
II old buildings and those =
low. under construction by
means Of wire mesL and
cement; removal of harboring
'laces such as old sheds, piles
II trash, Old lumber, wooden
ldewalksand garbage dumps
creenlng or enclosing Of all
'arhage and waste upon
which rats may feed ;rat.proof.
ng and frequent inspectation
4 market places and public .
buildings
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lNorE. -fhr above Is a g,nd { 'rm !
ballot. In f.ipg ont ba'iots the ON.
missinners. or Clerk, may fill th,
blanks on face Of ticket. but the voiet
should write his nanl- in the apl<oprilt..
blank on The back OF ticker ami h,
should make sure tha, \ cross III u
placed opposite the ''Yes' OF "No' oD
the face "t his ticket, and that the
amount of his assessment Is indie tea
on bis ticket
SEC. ) he il further ordained. r,r,
That the Secretary o. he P,fIsh >nhpni
Boarn be. and he is her. b, ori-r.d to
Cause IT, he pre- are! for ne al slh
l. clion tie tal ! sheets, lists qlaII-
tieu electors, asses Ell va uatlun ol prop
rfy, hii, K staten ITS for The c, .mppi :
ton nr The e IA ,,ng Der M aInnp,Ia
a,d o'Ler eicctiou bituks s,aJ tAt l,e
required t.: tie purpose " hold a. he
SAID eclir}, to causn the sarllr 10 ne
placed III she bu.Iot boxes for Use as he
respective precincts. and to make the
provision for the transmission of the
ballot boxes to the several precincts of
the school dis trict at which the election
is 10 be held.
SEC. 4. BE II further orda ned, eto.
that Inc polling places OF p,e lucts for
he said eiaeiivA sha,l be. Isl ward, Isl
rrFclnci, Ebarcn'un. vacant -,",e,
Fer,;a-' g. - .,I pt,, nc ,,e
,a'' /. ~ klmuruugn; : d wa. ~
y eel Ci. q. t.cat vac res nern ia lev
g ~. - /. I. a, oC.iuo Huuse; 3rn
y ri, l>t / en,c f'raukiir, LcuI
iiuuse; 2nd 2 s4u ucJ. BALDWIN, BANK uf
Bad wi; an WI i, C"n,;evlla, -,~
" al,sr ~ ..t, 5. "a. Ea.te,,,n.
y astloe - .he oeace Off,r.. Stu ward,
lst precinct. ioIsal MY, City Hail,
2nu precinct Ramos, store ot the Ramu,
LuHosr Co.; 1lh ward, Julien, Julien
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Taxable Valuation $. ..,..................
Signature Of Voter
signature OF voters agent casting ballot by
proxy ....... ....... .--..-.. #..... d. . ..... -
NOTICE TO VOTERS To vote IN favor of the
proposition Submitted on tbs ballot, place
and to vote against i1 place similar mark at
ter the word No.
Form Of back Of Ba'lot,l
School District Nc. Four Of st. Mary
Parish, louisiana.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-03
NOTICE OF TEACHERS,
EXAMINATION,

Ihe next regular examination Of
applicants for teachers' certificates
*i'i oe held in Franklin. La.
November 5 s, Z (sh,,e), Nov. :.
y, ~ (uesro).
LHAS GOTT. Sup,.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-03
BALLOT.

Proposition to levy ono
and one half mills O1i l-2)
special tax On all th'- prop
erty subject to taxation IN
school District No. Four,
Parish Of st, Mary, Lonis
lana, annulliy, for a period
OF ten years for the pur-
pose of giving additional
aid to the public schools Of
the said school district.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-04-05
DADDYSEWNN(
EA|RY TALL ell
Mr.. NORTH WIND.
. MARY GRAHAM BONNER

"well, how do you do" said Mr..
North Wind in his blustery voice.
II am extremely well and brisk
said Mr.. East Wind.
~ am very glad to see you con-
tlnucd Mr.. North wind. "Hnve you
been quite well lately?"
ayes. indeed" said Mr.. Fast Wind.
"And I can see that II Is quite useless
TO ask you that question. For you
look extremely well. oh, so strong
and energetic"
'That's just what I am" said Mr..
';orth Wind. "But 7 nm very glad TO
meet you today. How about coming
on Il trip with me?"
"What sort Of n trip arc you going
to tuke?" asked Mr.. East Wind.
"A windy trip" laughed Mr.. North
Wind.
81 ran well believe that" said Mr..
East Wind. "And when are you going
to starti"
AT once" said Mr.. North Wind, as
he blew and whistled through the air.
"Tm ready" said Mr.. East Wind.
And together they started.
over the cities and towns they trav-
eled. They went over II great many