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The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30
Highland.

Mrs. James Hines, of Mound City,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
John Meek. and family.
MIR. Albert Mcguire and family,
Of Mound City, spent Sunday with Jo.
seph Stansberry and family.
Mrs. Leila Fancher. Of Oak Grove
district, spent Sunday with her uncle,
Mr.. Joseph Stansberry. and family.
Edwin Devorss, Of st. Joseph, Is
spending Thanksgiving holidays with
his aunt, Mrs. Harry Hanna, and fam
lily.
Miss Alma Bradley spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Misses
Susie and Maribelle Fancher, Of Oak
Grove district.
Clarence Bradley came home
Monday fom st. Joseph, where he has
been employed on bridge work for
some time, TO gather his corn.
w. p. Way, Of st. Joseph, came
up from st. Joseph, Wednesday, to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
his sister, Mrs. Harry Hanna, and
family.
Henry Deglow and Marion Dick
Of st. Joseph, went TO Arkansas, Mon
day, Of last week. Mr.. Dick, we un-
ueTetaHu, IN ioohiHk ioI kOVu VIVA
tion--none better than Old Holt.
Miss Minnie Foster left, Friday
morning, for Cameron, where she will
visit with her aunt, Mrs. J. NJ. Thomp-
son, and family. Mrs. Foster accom-
panied her as far as st. Joseph, where
She spent the day shopping.
Mrs. John Meek and son, George
Bradley, returned Saturday from st,
Joseph, where they We're called by the
alarming illness OF Mrs. Meek's moth
err, Mrs. Drake, who we understand is
very much better at this writing.
The Ladies' Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Roy Grimes. Those present
were Mesdames Jane Kelley, George
Taylor, Roy Culp. Henry Deglow. Earl
Benton, James Cordrey, Will Pruss-
man, Harry Hanna, Boone Fancher
Russell Cunningham; Misses Adrian
Stansberry, Stella Cordrey and Min
ME Foster. Mrs. Boone Fancher, q
recent bride, was given q misceilan'
cous shower at this meeting. The
club will meet with Mrs. Russell Gun.
ningham, Dec. 8. There will be roll
call; we hope for full attendance q
this meeting. Be prepared to answel
with verse talk, or reading on
BETTY BLUE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30
RichviIlr.

Rev. johnson preached nj Nick.
ellis Grove, Sunday night,
.,,-. v.,.I- S,.mI .,., t,.
,,,.nds "auac s.nn, I,amor" ,,ai,, % v,si.ea WIN
s'"' :" '.o"S o'' ''"""y'
Harvey iroiIit, sr., and wife were
transacting business IN Mound City,
one day las, week.
Work Is progressing nicely IN
the Linn Derr house, the interior work
nearing completion.
Rev. Meyer preached mt the NJ.
Il. church Sunday night; prayer meet.
ing every Friday night.
Mrs. Wesley Cole. from Fillmore,
visited her mother, Mrs. Emma Cropp,
the latter part Of last week.
Miss Mamie Cropp returned from
st. Joseph, Saturday evening, where
she has been receiving medical treat
ment.
Robert Kneale is quite sick at this
writing. lie Is threatened with pneu-
monia. We hope for his speedy re-
covery.
Born, to Adolph Sommcrs and
wife, Friday evening. q big bouncing
boy; DIR. Hogan was the attending
physician.
The sawmill was moved from
Ground Hog Hollow the latter part Vi
last week TO somewhere In Upper
Nodaway.
John Allen, from near Crackers
Neck Bend, was a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Feaster, ut Richville
Peak, Sunday.
james T.. Taylor moved from
Sleepy Hollow, Tuesday last, to his
other farm, just south and east OF
Richville peak, known as the Weigle
farm.
Lewis Opel, from the Alberta Pro
vince, Canada, was visiting friends
In this locality last week. Some
years ago he used TO reside In our
midst.
The cornhuskers are quite busy
gathering corn; they are early riseis,
too, for we can hear the ears bump.
ing the boards In the gray OF the
dawn, long before a % we arse. s 49,. ,o,s
Charles and Joe, and daughter, Mrs
=, g. Bahler. and son, Glenn, visited
Mr.. Ma ana ~, mrs. an Siaude .'ou'n W,,,iams' IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30
Hoorep KITCHEN cAslmev
SAVE MILES or STEPS

Charles Anselmcnt and wife left
Tuesday for Los Angeles, California,
where they will spend the winter with
his brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
ID Kyle.
Mrs. India Price Is 10 Kansas City
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Caskcy, and family. Mr.. Caskcy came
up last Saturday and she accompanied
Charles King and wife, Mrs. Lulu
Edwards and Mrs. Frank Lynch drove
over 10 Maryville last week and enjoy
ed day Mt the state Sunday school
convention.
-Jo, .chell and wife, Of Forest
City. are down at Columbia for q visit
with their son, Bernard. who is a Uni
vcrsity student. OF course, they took
In the football game between Missouri
and Kansas.
-Messrs. Nat Massey. r. A. Dun
ham,. W. II. Hodgin and Geo. s. Lux
ems have just returned from Tulsa.
Okla, where they have oil interests.
They are well pleased with their trip
and their prospects.
The Sunday Chums, Of the Evan
Isale ut Lester PettijOhn's Furniture
Store, Saturday, December 8. Proceeds
will be used for the purchase Of q car
pet for the church.
William Joseph Is travelling
through the county with large line
of blankets, sweaters, underwear,
Iclothing, dress goods, all grades, lin
en- goods, etc. Prices right; worth
your while TO examine the same.
The 1917 potato crop Is estimat-
ed TO consist Of 453, 900. .600, 900 BUSH
els, or half again ~ much as last
year. Reports from the commission on
car service indicate that more than
100000 cars will be needed to handle
\ County Clerk Dan b. Kunkel and
wife are home from Clayton, Mis-
souri where they attended thes annual
cOnventiOn Of the state county clerks.
They took In the sights Of st. Louis
before their return. While gone Har-
~ Pollock and wife looked after their
little girls.
Donald Jackson, In the employ Of
Charley Zachman, was taken TO q St.
Joseph hospital, Wednesday, of last
week, by his physician, DIR. j. l.. Ho-
gan, and on the following day was
operated on for appendicitis; he Is re-
ported as doing nicely.
Mrs. Geo. +. Barnes, of st. JO-
seph, Is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
l.. l. Moore, and other relatives. Tues
day, she and Mr.. and Mrs. Moore went
down and had good visit with Uncle
Phillip Kolmer, who, If spared until
December @, will 1Se 91 years Of age.
Frank Loucks and wife, .sf tho
Crosen district, accompanied by his
son, Charles, and wife, Of Mound City,
and Mrs. Rosa Apgar, of Centralia,
Illinois, Were the guests Of John y.
Kunkel and wife, on Monday, Mr.. n.
being q brother Of Mrs. Loucks. Char
ley Loucks is assisting County AS
SCISSOR All Meyer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30
Poultry Rsisers, Attention!

A poultry expert from the U. s.
Department Of Agriculture will ad-
dress meeting Of the farmers and
poultry raisers Of Holt county at the
court house In Oregon, on Thursday,
December l3, 1917, at 2 o'clock p. M,
on the subject Of Poultry Raising"
You can aid In winning the war by
increasing the production Of poultry.
All interested In the cause are
urged to attend. c. ID. ZOOk,
Chairman Holt County Council Of De-
fense.
FRANK PETREE, Secretary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker retur,

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker return
ed, Monday, from visit with friends
in st. Joseph.
Alma, daughter Of Mrs. o. w.
Simerly, Of this city, and Fay Denny,
of Andrew county, We're married at
Savannah, Wednesday, Of this week,
November 2s. A splendid young cou-
pie, and they will start life together
on q farm near Wyeth, in Andrew
county.
Frank Castle is home from Kan
sas City, on o brief visit with his
mother and other kindred. He has
applied for appointment In the quar-
termaster's division Of the army, and
should he lose out he will 60 In the
navy. He will try to get somewhere
in this world wide turmoil.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30
I GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
ap...A
I SQUARE GRAND, 2ND HAND

"A good boar to sell-Ed Brodbeck.
-Emil's Is the place to buy Furni-
ture.
Link Bucher has five room house
TO rent.
Ford Touring Car for salc.-T. A.
Clagctt, Oregon, Mo.
Good Sorghum Molasses for sale.
Call on I. s. Stull. Forbes, Mo.
Thoroughbred Toulouse Geese for
salc.--lIcnry Dcglow. Forbes, Mo.
For Rcnt-Good barn, room for
four horscs.--Scc DIR. Keller, at DIR.
Kcarncy's Office.
Single Comb Brown Leghorn
BOOSTERS for sale.-Mrs. Nelson No
land. Route 3, Farmers Phone.
No hunting or trespassing allowed
on the Frank Morgan farm.
HENRY PRIEBE.
For Salc-Some Short Horn Bull
Calves. Call on or address Chas.
Wood. Forest City, Mo. Farmers
Phone.
Oregon Tire Rcrair Co. Vul.
canizing Castings and Tubes. Out-of.
town work solicited. Old Post Office
Building
The children Of the Christian Sun.
day school will render the cantata,
Giving Advice 10 Santa Claus
Christmas Eve.
The Junior IL improving-he has
been confined 10 his home the past
two weeks, suffering with his custom
AIRY aches and pains.
Mrs. Lin Abbie and daughters,
Pauline and Prudence, Of Villisca,
Iowa. were here Saturday, guests at
the w. s. Hodgin home.
My interest In the Geo. Bankers
estate for sale for the next thirty
days; bargain. GEO. CARTER,
Bigclow, Mo.
Teams and single men wanted,
for slip work; wages 30 and 6Oc nm
hour. For information call Louie
Stalcup. Oregon, Mo.-Both Phones.
DIR. Edwin v. Osborn, Of Mound
City, has been made first lieuten-
ant in the dental division Of the Med
icnl Department Of the army.
DIR. Hogan says Adolph Sommer
Is behaving quite scnsibly, even II he
is the papa Of fine baby boy, pre-
scntcd him by his wife, November "a.
The Oregon Canning Company
closed their packing season last week,
having put up 1000 cases OF rorn and
$500 cases Of gallon cans of apples.
Mrs. Clara Keller, the Eye Sigh.
Specialist, who Is now with DR.. Kear-
Tney, went 10 st. Joseph, last week, to
hll engagements with some patrons
there.
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The Chances of War.

IUt NVHuTNs
Report comcs to US that our Holt
county boys, Company l. will soon be
on their way to France and in due time
will be on the firing line. The gravity
Of the national emergency has been
impressed upon these seloc.ive con-
scripts, and II is now well understood
that unless the war comes 20 sudden
and unexpected termination before
next spring, they will go to tie
trenches aud fight shoulder TO shoul.
der with the American troops already
there and their French and British
allies. Today there are many thou-
sands OF anxious hearts about Ameri-
can hearths, for the sons and brothers
and husbands and fathers are going
into war that has already claimed
millions Of human sacrifices. But
while there is hardly a bright side TO
war. u should be impressed upon
both the members Of the natiora al
army and their relatives that consid-
cradle comfort may be derived from
the mortality statistics that come
from the trenches.
Never before has science played
such an important part In the prose-
cution Of war. While methods and de-
vices for killing have developed to an
unprecenshoeu extent soldlerS nave
neve, nau = oc..er chance ior NE IN
s WI .na', ,hey nave ,oaay' we
rca. OF aPpaI'n R'osses IN tne heree
gn,'"g ,t aIohe thc Wes'crn fron,, put
ln'se ,,' Iosses arc realy on,y appalling
pg comparison. % many men are m
io,'eu ,nat ,n. Iatail'y ratio V rea,ly
,ow, notwi,ns,anuihg g the dreaaiui
,o,aIs OF the klllcd ana INJURED. Not
,ong ago s'atem.nt was gwen out
.Lon I"rIs am unncr go'erninsnt al,-
.ro,ly Una, une numDer 9' al kinos
VI osS,n,N,'eu. ,S,, ehp.uI.u, missing,
anu V'c"Eagercgne ou' per
.en' vi .nc ence'Ne iorees ehsaged'
res annunl. ., -,
~ M'. eaf"k' E w 'o.-
,a,,'s mss w w. 'rn' .s.si,at 70
a .N'n. ae W. uEu'cs RIvth
iisbcJ IN ,bo Sc;on,,G. Amn,,snn ' Lp ThIs
nn,Lor;,,, ani, ,La, "a,,, en .', ,s n.,
mn ~, ha,n,, I,,,aJ 49, w ,.n nv ~.
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ror,I"n ~ ,h. in,,ar ,.,,, s psU ~.
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hn .on,n.ro ,.a noi ~
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nrn,os.;an., nns';,,is,s ,,.n,,iJ Ln,, " ~.
belicvc and ' ya", ;nnroycn,.n, my" ,'Ie ,,,on "s
tbc showing as nnv Ur nrnxio,'a nar 'p'"
w In iyf consiyo,;na III " nLsn,s s,."r ~ ,r
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The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30
ClOsiEtg Out Sale.

Having sold Walnut Meadow Farm,
located three miles west of Bigelow,
we will sell at public auction, on We'd
nesday, December 12, 1917, 15 head Of
horses and mules; 2b head Of cattle;
90 head Of hogs, and large assort-
ment Of farming implements. Watch
for detailed description In next weeks
paper. LOT BROWN d SON,
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30

The Sunday Chums, of the Evan
gelical Sunday school. will hold bake
sale at lester Pettijohn's Furniture
Store, Saturday, December 8. Proceeds
will be used for the purchase of car
pet for the church.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30

<. -Thirty-four different races Of peo-
Pile bought bonds of the second Lib
erty Loan issue.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30
Notice.

As we have dissolved partnership,
we ask all persons indebted to US to
call and settle Immediately.
MOORE & KREEK.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-30

Al A Bargain
At ONCE.
I GOOD PLAYER PIANO
with 60 Music Rolls and Bench
I GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO
And Bench
I GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
And Bench
I SQUARE GRAND. 2ND HAND
Need the Room
CAREY T.. BUNKER
Oregon, Missouri
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c,UsEs FoR EXEMPTIONS ..,,,.
STATED FROM WASHINGTON

II has become known from Nns
t,,,ton. D. e.. that exemptions l"' ~
i,ary service under the s'lectN' u'"i'
viii be FOR four reasons "nlS, VIZ y !"
~ given below. The first eau u !,
~ viii he for six hundred anu
. 49, thousand men between .'..l
~ ace Of 81 and so years. in''S c.,.'
First-Physical lncapael'y 'i,p
.,'d nsrsons IL drafted. VIII OF 'o"ls
nave 10 appear before a m'o l', -,
miner hut viii De- immcdlal.D ~,
used from service. In inc ,''a'
smndred and twenty-five lho ...,.'i,,
n nnns,ripts these physical ailments W., WI
1'snnsiify. Heart disease nav NM. Nh,
W. diseases or derangements Mn '.,.
os,not he cured by glasses, 'u's,, ,, ",a
s ga ami other chest Diseases, 'ah', y,
snr,ous affection Of the hlun' Mood
,,iar yaricose veins, infectious '''''
diseases. ,,ont In vital War
tndnstries-These INCLUDE ~ gun
ina munitions making WORK ,r',, ~ t sS'I
, ,,s;oTIeS navy yards, oil ilslas, ,sa
l l.,,nos certain duties In s'Vs''"
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BURDEN ON THE NAH
--latest Instructions Received By tic
Exemption board.

In the latest Instructions received
by the draft exemption board n In
ciudcd paragraph which conveys
tho Information that tho government
places upon the man registered the
burden of seeing that his name N ON
the registration list IN his own dis
trlct. Tho lists are posted az the
headquarters OF registration boards
and are open for inspection daily be-
tween the hours of . o'clock Of the
forenoon and o'clock of the evening.
The instruction says;
III shalt be the duty Of each person
registered 10 examine the lists here
after Required 90 be posted 20 aaccr-
tain whether his registration card ID
In the possession OF the local board
exercising Jurisdiction In the area In
which the person registered. and 90
call any error 90 the attention Of the
local board
Officers In charge of the sclcctiVe
draft machinery are emphatic In call
Ing attention TO this provision and Il
H. declared that Il should be given the
utmost publicity that every registered
man may conform Ca the require
monta. II IN held as obvious that II
will be the means of detecting ans
person who might have eynded regis
tration. since vide examination Of
the lists would reveal such eases that
might exist.
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RESTORED 70 ENTRY
Lands Withdrawn By the Co,crnmrp,
BACK to the People.

~ STANLEY liinriyhs chief OF the
l'ld service Of the general land OF.
il,,. last Friday received notice that
f-''-l acres Of land In the Uintah Ba-
'lh which was withdrawn from entry
ln 1918 has been restored 90 entry.
! h' land will be opened to entry on
September 10Th and to settlement on
september lIth. All of the land l.
good grazing land and a great part Of
n may he irrigated under the Straw
merry and other projects. The greater
part De- located In the Vcrnai district
me land was Withdrawn from en-
Try hy tho federal government two
years AK" 10 order tu permit the gov
eminent Co make explorations for pc.
rnloum The explorations were not
made and notice was sent restoring
the land to entry.
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y on DRAFTING THE MIN
'TLlNED FROM WASHINGTON

DISTINCTION. u. G.. July s.-rhe
q s.sis,s13 men ON the national
REGISTRATION rolls win be held In
g glass bowl filled with little
me capsules The numbers ON
squares IN each % these cap
A VII designate the men drafted
american armies. A final plan
D. unique method OF singing out
men for the first levy II before
''Afy haker. Unless a SHIFT Il
IN present arrangements. this Il
method ~ the draft lottery
lafes Of paper. numbered serial
wv be placed In gelatine capsules,
VII be thrown into a big trans
n' globe ON the day OF the draft
'apsnles viii be drawn at ran
itom the globe. Each slip In
r. Tor draft every man bearing
hlmher In each OF the more than
thousand counties and cities In
ration.
20 slips are numbered from one
a. high as the number OF men
'Nfed In the largest precinct In
sounl} resident Wilson's ad-
board has settled upon this
700 as the fairest that can be de-
N Every action IL open 20 the
lies scrutiny.
~ craving probably VIII be held
on' large room Ina the war de-
hent a committee OF prominent
VIII De- appointed 90 act as Of
Witnesses, testifying 20 the Inn
el'} M the lottery In the pro-
marshal generals office clerks
eeen busy numbering the halt
'hps that viii choose the drai'
soon as the last local precinct
.ompleted its organization and
~ me red ink serial numbers Ia
sslstratlon cards the draft lottery
axe place In Washington. Al
sh General Crowder urged every
!" complete this labor by yes
~ officials assert that the drat'
ne delayed until next week
~. ny rcslgnations OF local boards
I,ssn' Wilson himself has giver
4 ,sseIallon 10 the various plans FOL
Iaft lottery.
I.,a aaS not yet been fully decided
"' the first drawing should
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.-

(Publlsher.l Department ~ the In
terror. United States Land office at
Salt Lake city, Utah, June 20, 1917.
Notice II hereby given that Camille
Garofolo. OF East Hiawatha. Utah,
who, on October 81. i9i2 made
homestead entry. Serial No. 0i0670,
for sWA NEh sls NWh. NWh NWh
Sec. 20. Twp. 10 South, Range East,
Salt Lake meridian, has filed notice n
Intention 10 make five-year proof, 20
establish claim % the lana above de-
scribed, before j. o, Middleton, United
States commissioner, at Price. Utah,
on the nth day OF August 1917
Claimant names as witnesses Luis
Pierucci. Samuel s. }, Pauly and vii
liam ROsser all OF East Hiawatha
Utah, and Frank Crosse ~ Price
Utah. GOULD u. BLAkELf, Reg
lister.
! First pub. July 6; last Aug. .. ist7.
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dlaribution among thirty-four
Mon boards In Utah. several
III copies NJ the rules and reg
D. prcacrihrd by President VIII
u the government OF local and
K toArds have been received at
iis capitol The rules are sub
J. modification by the president.
tluiant generals office last Sat
received registration cards from
ai boards throughout the state.
~ certified by the chairman Of
bard. and the cards are now
for the draft which viii be
IN operation July 18th.
registration lists will ne once
fsarded 60 Washington. u. C..
the draft will be made solely
|nmber Those selected for mill
srice viii be notified by the
boards hy means OF letters mall
thsm. The local boards will de-
b. the claims for exemption.
hoac exempt on the firHt drhit
b called a second time In event
(ahEsd conditions.
|sfY person chosen by the draft
y required to undergo a physical
Nation 10 determine his fitness
sr1icc. 80 person not coming
~ 10 the standard will be ac-
y A day Tor the physical ex.
alton will De fixed by the local
!, and the person drafted viii
|ned with notice 90 appear ON
Gate Exemption may be tenn
p conditional or permanent
|fiiif George Collingham, County
horsley and the county physi-
constitute the exemption board
Afbon county and are ready o.
bead with their duties aa soon "a
Fofd comes from the national
1al
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cover only enough men Tor inc ll's'
teyv ar The entire s.6t9,sas registered
In the latter case the numbers OF eN'
erv man registered viii De llsied W
~. order drawn and the list VIII
stand for future le'leH, W, r., A.
draft 20 begin at the seiiai hu,'''1 49,,
each district where the i'fs' "''''
ended a.. provost
twenty men selected by ft"' ,.'
Marshal General crowder VIII 90 ~, W.
actuaI drawing OF the numbers ''""'
the glass globe
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departments and certain factory M"fh
such as uniform making ana worn on
other army supplies TheS" lat'.f
eventually will be turned over largely
Ia women aud the men VIII be re-
leased for army service,
Third Persons Of Religious Beliefs
Opposed 20 WARM order 10 secure
such exemption. however a man must
have been a member of the faith IN
question before March 70, 1917
Fourth-Men the sole support OF
families.
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slllI AnnlIlcr nnie.

WASHINGTON. -. a., july H.
Il was indicated today
that six hundred and eightS-seNen
thousand Is the number Of men 20 be
s,lerted Tor the first national war
armv from the millions registered
June 9th,
Probably twice that number OF
names viii be- drawn, as the number
Of exemptions 90 Doe allowed IL esti-
mated az so per cent
Next Saurdas Is Understood "a
have been tentatively fixed upon az
Inc date for the drawing. However
mo- announcement has been made by
he provost marshal generals office.
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The Utah branch Of the National
Woman's party Is urging a speedy
and favorable report OF the national
suffrage amendment 20 congress as a
war and preparedness measure II ~
contended that the services OF twenty
million women will not be Loyalty OF
fered without granting them the
rights OF citizenship. A resolution
was accordingly passed at a meeting
Of the Utah branch recently that al
people. regardless OF sex, should be
sRfranchised.
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CIIAMBER14AIN's collie AND III.
ARRHOEA REMEDY,

Now Is the time 20 buy bottle Of
this remedy so as 10 be prepared IA
case that any OF your family should
have an attack OF collie or diarrh"ea
during the summer months, IL u
worth a hundred times its cost when
needed.-AdVt
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GOOD CROPS FROM
FARMS TO THE
SOUTH
NOT HURT SO BADLY As WAS AT
FIRST SUPPOSED.

offlccrs OF the Irrigation Company
sun Insisting That the Dam AZ
GOoScbcrry Was shot out-Ffgur-
Ing To Rebuild aud Also to Drive
Great Tunnel to the West OF Prlcc.
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Federal Investigation.

While the going out of the dam oe-
CURED at most unfortunate time
when both nation and state are con.
serving all products Of the farm ana
garden. Il II safe 90 say farmers On.
der the system will have "A splendid
second crop ~ alfalfa. Wheat oats
and other grains and vegetables are
coming along nicely, 50 that tillers OF
he soil under this System VIII more
than likely fare as well as the aver
age farmer anywhere In Utah.
Federal investigation OF the cause
of the collapse OF the dam may he
asked by the officers and others OF
the company. Officials Intimate that
they are IN possession ~ facts whlch
lead them to believe that the break
ing Of the dam might have been que
10 other than natural causes,
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n q. Larson. assistant entomolo-
rist ol the experiment station Of the
Utah Agricultural college. reports. as
inc Result ~ recent Investigations car
rigd on in Iintah county. that the al
ialia W''Vil ~ invading that section
oi Tire state. The farmers are being
aroused Co the seriousness Of the
menace and are taking energetic
measures 90 control the weevu.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-13
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