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Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-28
HEAD BATTERED ON
RAIL AS BOB TIPS
(Herald Special service.

Mott, N. D., Feb. 2s.-when n
runner Of sleigh caught in q rail-
road track, H. F. Beeman, farmer,
was thrown out, striking on his head
on the other rail. A companion car
r1ed him to his home but 1t was not
for twelve hours that he reEained
consciousness. Fracture of the skniI
is feared.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-28
SMALLEST TOWN WITH
MODERN WATER SYSTEM
fIIerald snecial serx

IHefaId Special SerVice.)
Killdeer. N. D.. Feb. 2s.-After
eight months work. the Haggart
Construction company today turned
the water into the city mains and
TINS city lays claim to being the
with q modern waterworks system.
Water 10 supplied from deep wells. ia
pumped to a huge standpipe and
thence into the mains. The plant va
Installed at an approximate cost Of
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-28
As.tnst Prepsredneaa

Bowman County Pioneer. The
democratic senator's and members who
are tempted to vote for big military
and naval appropriations should re-
member that its excessive appropria-
tons for preparedness at the last ses-
party was saved from defeat by the
section that favored peace-not pre-.
parednesA =
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-28

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-28
KILLDEER TO HAVE
PRIVATE HOSPITAL

Dunn Center, N. D.. Feb. 2s.-Dr.
e. a. Barton has purchased two lots
In the central part of the town and
today announced his intention to
erect q hospital. Farmers in the
vicinity are accepting an Invitation
to become stockholders.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-28

Pembina, N. D., Feb. 2s.-Miss
Hazel Kneeshaw who arrived Febru-
ary 16. left last week for her homo in
Grand Forks,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-28

He admitted also At that meeting that
he was drawing $4,000 per month
from the league. Probably the NOM.
bers agreed to that when they dgned
that membership. -"
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
NORTH
new CHAMPION
state lnter-ScholaStic Title
Wrested From Central In
Fierce Game

The interschoiasuc state cham
pionship. held hy Central high
school for Ave wears, went tO North
WESTERN high by a margin of one
point Saturday afternoon iu one ot
ihe most thrilling football matches
ever played at Goldberg field The
score was Northwestern, Gem
trails 6.
With the approval OF the athletic
board OF Northwestern the Colts
may play H4VcfhU. Mass, high
school for the high school football
championship on The Unite dStates.
According 90 Coach Jones. N The APP
provsl ot the board Us denied tho
tcam VIII by disbandcd.
ono down auitce was the result
Of lhe MACH lp f0 The beginning ot
The third quarter when Neddrr.
easily the star 81 The day made the
gret score whom caught a punt
fron Brrukerr on ti> own e0vsrG
lne and Hn thc Hasfh o. The hau
'Or a touchdown
muddy terrain STRAW covered
and treacherous, hlndcred hS play
inE someob bat bur d Iirr fh- tact
there was not an Idle muWrn from
whistle tC whistle
Tine failure ol Cent hitherto
almost perfect forward passing COM.
bination is said to be Dee cause o.
Tile teams ram Three forward
rasseC failed in succession.
The Nne.up-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
Is CONVICTS
FLEE JOLIET
Men Saw Thru Three Steel
Doors and
EScape

JOLIET. M Dec. s. Posses arc
pursuing l3 c1nyicts who escaped
from Joliet peniteniary early today.
The men, who were in solitary
confinement because Of creating dis-
lurbances in The cell houses last
week, broke ont OF their individual
cells and sawed thru three steel
doors
Albert ChanelIi. a guard. and John
Carlson. captain OF the night guard.
who were encountered In the cor
rider, were beaten into unconscious
ness.
The convicts were fred upon by
guerds i'm two towers. as they scaled
the 5-foot wall near the east gate.
None OF them is believed 10 have
been hit and they ded toward the
Illinois Michigan canal
Most OF the meu who escaped are
believed 20 have been leaders in
the riot and FIRE in the prison sew
eral months ago. Three of them
are said TO BE- offers
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
CAMP CUSTER is
BEATEN BY GRANT
Desperate Football Tilt Lost
BY Battle Creek Officers,
IL TO i3

CHICAGO, Dec SIN one OF the
most bitterly foaght and most bril-
liant football games ever seen In
The west. the ofhcers team from
camp Grant defeated that represent
inE Camp Custer. Battle creek.
Mich Saturday afternoon ON sag
uDii bg q score OF "a to 49, TowaN
The close OF The game Costello OF
thc Custer team, mad an opportunity
Co., even up the score by kcGire goal
after Gardiner, the Indian star. fuI-
mcrly of Carlisle, had made q brio.
liant run uf 65 Yards for touch
down Costello missed. however,
and The game tnicd witb Grant ono
pom tc the good Even ay that ~
i- likely Custer ,-ould have won by
two points buv for q misunderstand-
ing Just before the final whistle
the Custer bows had the nali CLOSE
to tbp Grant goal & teld Kick
would have been comparatively easy
for Costello one of the officials
told hm thar there was stiu min.
ufe fo play auu Coste 10 determined
fo usc ND seconds OF TINS time 20 get
che BAN directly In front OF the goal
posts ,o make the kick more GER
tain Ho made The play, bat before
he could kick an olino-t certain field
-bal 'he whistle sounded. ending The
battle
Zach OF IA, teams scored two
i0uchdowns. bur Shiyerick vas more
fortunate than Costello and kicked
goal both tries TIE enormous
crowd perhaps The creates that
ever say football game ia Chicago.
Witnessed one az the nuest exhibi.
lions o- its kind ever played Ar in
( teresfuE feature OF the afternoon
was rry singing of war song by 3.
600 soldiers from Camp Grant
( Following S. The lineup and sum
mary
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
HERALDS TAKE
EASY VICTORY

The Heralda easily defeated the
Maroon football team Of Toledo In
the latter city on sunday The
score was % 90 q. but might have
been much more IL The IIeralds had
cared 20 extend themselves Man
aRer Roesink. Coach Marshall Horn
ing. Sacl steder. Shields and Dunne
were in a taxlcab driving to The
game when it coiided with a tour.
ing car. which was demolished and
It's two occupants injured The
football players were thrown out.
but all escaped injury save Shields
whose knee was badly bruised
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
COLLEGE BOYS
BEAT SOLDIERS
l.. Of ID. Wins From Camp Mac
Arthur. But Waco Team
Fights Hard

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The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
THIS is NO TIME
FOR PEACE TALK,
ASSERTS PASTOR

The Rev Ames haywood pastor
OF the Cess ave. Methodist church.
took sharp issue with Lord Laps
doWne's immediate peace proposal
IN his sunday evening sermon
The English speaking world is
not ready tor peace. and VIII not be
until prusslan autocracy and mill
tarism are ovorthrown. be declared.
The central powers. and especially
thc German rulers. have prov on
themselves 20 be such liars that We
cannot believe them. and we cannot
trust them. and they must oe beat.
en completely before the world can
even think or peace"
Or haywood paid eloquent tribute
20 The s. NJ. G. A az an organiza.
tion and asserted that he has found
great comfort Ia the belief that it is
growing stronger
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
COMMISSION
GETS MANY TIPS
ON NEW CHARTER

The charter revision commission
in It's meeting. SATURDAY decided
that in the futuro an suggestions re-
sarding the writing OF The new
charter should be submitted i'm writ.
ing. Such a flood ~ advice has al.
ready been given to the commits.
sioners that they are sure they
would not be able 20 remember even
a fraction fraction OF it In this
session George Fenkeu. commission.
er of public works. and Max c. Koch.
city treasurer. made many sugges-
tons regarding the way they would
like TO have their departments or
EaniEed.
Commissioner FenkoH recon
merded that the charter authorize
the department 90 sweep away ward
boundaries SO far az street clean
ing Is concerned and that blanket
budget for tho cost of The cleaning
the whole city De employed He
also, suggested that the term Of the
mayor be- extended 90 four wears,
saying that good public works
system could not be organized and
developed IN two years lie also
suggested that the department be
taken ont OF the operation of the
civil service commission
Treasurer Koch suggested changes
that would simplify the collection
OF taxes and also protested that the
penalty for dclinQuents is unjust
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

ilcsied a. if be done an the rescu-
ine himself
a ST. loais engineer saw Che Ger
fasDs coning over n bin straight
toward his engine. he ran 200 Yards
ami f0pped into she'll hole From
fhtrr ~ watched the enemy dyna
uiie fhe track and attempt TO smash
thr enalne by artillery FIRE. Their
heils Cen on either side OF the To-
eouotite but luckily missed ii. The
81 loaiNan worked his way 60 The
Rriish lines. found himself rifle.
grabbed some ammunition and went
10 b hot and heavy
Ai.least three New Workers oi The
same engineer detachment had am
identical series Uf experiences.
The American doctors were most
ly at base hospitals close by The Or
inc limo They were under fire but
s'ncl 10 their jobs
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
~ THE
CTAGE
REGENT


Trum poverty aud DhsCurIty to "a
hld for rnsai thr1ru is thy course
~ Douglas Fairbanks latest series 90
nIu adventures seen Iu tno REGENT
thls wvtk under thc tiIIr itrfch.uE
f.r The Moon MLFl rns prrteudef
to the throne objects to His occupancy
aui hires ur~t srIne tH Remove tnn t~r
plTIu- uuuafrE. rlr irai excitement
Desius. with uqugECs hIm~"It as the
storm center
The SCENES ave Ialt ln italy and
NsW York Alexis. lrHu HIN position
as q poor rlcfA in tuttau factory.
learns that he 3 thr riEhtiul kug of
the mythical priurIpaltF vf ~ ul-
gHri1 and HH sets out fu rrDI DI,r+fu his
Inheritance Hut thrro is Is prvtender
to tho thrune named Back rorls.
who IeaYea us stone unturued 90 SO
away with AItNfs AFTER beiuE rhreat-|
ened wtth poison. stabbed. piouu uu.
by bomb and thrown into thee canal.
AleNfs cuwts fo the conclusion The
liff ~ q bluG isn't eNretlN what To ts
cracked up a. ne and n8th ht goes 90
the button tory ANA fl-Ie bis
sWanth.trf wlo ls waiting fnI bIn
"ira. Inns tor the Moon - on view
before auu tfr,r thn regular Naudc-
willie eutgr-a-um mrnt
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
POLICE ON
TRAIL Of
AUTOkSTS
Seek Pair Who Figure
In Serious Accidents
Sunday

Tive drivers OF automobiles who
sped away after causing accidents.
sunday are being hunted by The 20.
lice They have q license number in
one case and no means Oi identidca-
tion ir the other.
Frank W1smopl fFe years old
No S25 NinewooCatea was struck
and seriously hurt by an automobile
ss be was crossing West Grand blvd
and the Michigan Central viaduct.
He is in Grace hospital sgn ring
from internal injuries The driver
Of the machine put ou speed and got
away
Mrs Emily Forsyth, % years cid
Highland Park. was injured az JET.
ferson and Fairtiew-aves when On
automobile in which she sas driving
with hcr husband Howard. was
struck ~ another automobile she
was thrown 10 he street
Mr.. Forsyth gave The police d.
cense No. f4136 az the one which hc
saw on the machine that struck him
THE police record bureau shows the
license bearing thar number wae is-
sued 20 Frank Sumson NO los
Maryland ave
James Perm. eight years old. 80
i5s Rivard-at. Vas seriously hurt
while crossing the street near his
home by an automobile driven oy
Nicola Corrcdetti, OF Highland Park
Perry sustained q broken lex and in
iuries 20 the head re is m Re
ceiving hospital Corredetu madc
statement 1o tie police 20 which De-
said the machine was nor Eoing
faster than 10 miles on hour and
that he could not avoid the boy
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

The annual meeting of The stock
holder OF the REQ Motor Car com
pany viii be- held In the company'c
Office .n Lansing, TUESDAY. Dec. Is.
at . p IN The company balance
sheet ma OF Aug 81. l9l7cz-Aows cur.
rent assets of SS.S36.92 50. and cur
rcnt liabilities OF SS3.S2tlL The
former include Liberty bond sub
-crtpuons amounting 10 st65. $50 so.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
FROM FOOTBALL
TO BASKETBALL

"Imfch' Thiele and 'Norh' sack
steder Who have just wound UP an
eventul football season with the
Heralds. have been booked 70 star
on the T. VI. o. basketball quintet
this season Last seasons basket
call annals include the fea's Of this
pair in many instances and much is
expec ed from them
The Y. VI. o expects 20 put
strong basketball team JIM the field
rhis year and present indications are
tlat an expectations viii Ae fulfilled
Tho roster OF this years five has NOT
been completed. however
Prfnting-the Biaia nent kind that
70 rfwht-Tinsex .fob Depf.--Mnin 1870,
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
DEMETRAL FACES d.
ITALIAN CHAMP

EHly Demetral. the Greek wrest-
Ter. and Renalto Gardini. popularity
regarded as tho Italian champion
viii grapple on the stage Cf the
Avenue theater Tuesday uIght
Demetrai looks FOR the hardest
tussle DC has had this year in his
bout with the Italian He is work
ing hard for this match and H he
wins he |iIl surprise many who be
lieye the Italian Us too srone for
him The willingness Of Deuatral
20 meet foo OF the Caliber ct
G~-diui proves that The Greek S.
,hlooking for any the best OF H.
adv indoor Golf For o. A c.
rh6 ID A. G. is considering the ar
Visibility OF establishing an indoor
Eoli system for he winter in
circular issued by The committee
handling the question it is stated
that the club viii purchase the
necessary outfits and engage pro
fessional a charge of Sl0 viii De-
made members for the season and
ha'fhour lessons viii be given
for 81
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
CHAS. w. DALEY
TAKEN BY DEATH

Funeral services for Charles w,
DALEY, retired business man. who
died Suddenly OF apopleNy. Sunday.
in his home. No "a Lincoln-ave VIII
DO held in the residence wednesday
afternoon az o'clock interment
viii be- in Woodmere cemetery. The
Rev. Raymond VI Huston, pastor OF
the Trumbullave Presbyterian
church, will omciate. with Rev W.
r jacques. a former pastor
Mr. Daley came 10 Detroit in
1872 from ST Paul Mimi tie was
first known prominently as secretary
OF the Myrtie.Grapd River trolley
line. before IL was hold 20 the De-
trolt United railway His father.
Joseph Daley was president OF the
line. Following the sale OF the IN.
terest Mr. Dalcv ente-c'
estate business from which he ~
tired In 1895.
PrtattnE--the piRia neat kind--thnt
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
TWO KILLED IN
RAIL WAY SMASH
Pittsburgh Express Ditched
On Pennsylvania Lnies
Near (orrN. Ia.

CORR. Pa. Dee 2-fhe fitt o.
burgh express on the Pittsburgh a
Allegheny division Of the Penns IVA
mia railroad WIS ditcned near here
today wifh loss of TWO lives Fran 4
Mhttir. 0f Oh CITY the engineer
and " tHiam Eckley. % Buffalo fire.
man. were the victims
Thru quick workirg OF the air
hrakos tac passenger scscaped with
a hard shaking up Defective rails
was beiieved 20 be- the cause oi me
..,-.s.a.r.t
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
Pigskin Tallie

, of D.. 2sl camp W. Arthur, 2.
NorfhurSfrrn Hizh, % trntrni
iIiCh. %.
camp Grant, go Camp tustrr, -.
". a D.. - camp sherman. %.
t'lttshurg sos a-nth INT Camp
Ice. q.
thmn Dtr. tai camp Meade, %.
Camp pohge, g; camp funston q.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Rain prevented a fOOfbaN contest
between The marines 0f the League
island yard. Philadelphia and The
Boston navy ward ar cam bridge
saturday The postporement viii
be played of Monday
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Samaritan hOkplldi Auuica aaAtl'
iary will meet Monday evening in
the Hotel statler.
Mrs. John Stoughton Newbevry is
in Colorado Springs where she is
visiting Mrs. Spencer Penrose.
%
Kennedy tent. Maccabees. VIII
hold The annual election OF officers.
Monday evening, in West Warren
hall
---(.--
John Rathom. editor aud publish
or ~ the Providence Journal, will
be the guest Of the Detroit Attn
letic club. a. dinner. SATURDAY
evening. Dec 8. The dinner viii be
held in the gymnasium and ladies
viii be admitted to the galleries.
o
The New Years eve celebration
in the Detroit Athletic club viii be
Gin az i0.30 o'clock. Monday even
inc, Dec. 81. Table reservations VIII
be made after "Wednesday, Dec. ;,
in the order In which they are re-
ceived and no cancellations viii be
accepted after Dec. 20.
-Is>-
The Chamber Music society has
invited military and naval officers
and their ladies, the foreign con-
suls. city and board OF education
members and other officials 20 the
concert OF the Societe des Instru-
ments Ancien, TO be given We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 5. In the Hotel
Pontchartrain ballroom.
6
A patriotic bazaar will be given
Friday afternoon and evening, Dec
z. by the Northwestern Woman's
club. In Oregon hall. No. 1866 Grand
Riyer-ave. Mrs. c. +. o. Mason is
general chairman of the bazaar. and
Mrs. r. T.. Silk has charge 0f the
decorations which will be IN the na--
tional colors. Special entertainment
features Will be provided The hall
and booths will he beautifully dec
Grated. The articles placed on sale
will be for household and personal
use and will embrace wide va
Tiety
The Ladies' Aid society and the
Ladies' OF the Luther league Of
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church. viii hold the annual Christ
mas sale, Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Dec. s. in the basement Of
the church. The following are in
charge OF various booths Fancy
work. Mrs. n. Tessmer, Mrs. Neug
le-s. Mrs. Msischem; aprons. Mrs.
Fritz. Mrs. Beier; canned fruit and
candy, Mrs. George Dargel. Mrs. G.
Il. Younke; grab bag, Mrs. j. War
ner
Eastern high school Guild Of Arts
and Crafts. viii present Booth
Harrington and Harry Leon VII
sons comedy. "The Man From
Home" for the benefit OF the schol-
arship fund, in The school audi
torlum. Friday and Saturday. Dec
p and % While rehearsals have
been in progress for the last two
weeks. it was not until SATURDAY
that William A. Ratiean, faculty di
rector 0f the guild and instructor
of dramatic arr and public speaking
ia Eastern high who has charge o.
the play. received personal letter
from Mr Harrington, granting per
mission 10 produce The comedy
mace famous by The acting OF Wi
liam Hodge The cast ~ Charac
ters viii be as follows Daniel Nor-
hics Pike. FRED Fitzgerald. Ethel
Granger Simpson, Lilamay Aftiy
Horace GrangerS Simpson. Lewis
Trudcll Grand Duke Vas.li. Sey
mour Van Houten; Jyanon Carl
Guske. Lord IsWcastie, Fred
Brandt Almeric ST. Aubyn. Francis
Riley Countess de Champaign.
Goida Rosenthal. Lady Creech.
Alice McClemont Ribiere. Edwin
Moremnd Mariana. Julia GULL
ford Michele. Fred Rockwell
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

The first conference OF rural edu-
cation and rral life to he held on
the Pacific coast under the auspices
OF the bureau ~ education depart
ment of be Interior viii meet TODAY
at Chico Cal
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

hrs Anri~r ~. Duke. formfris
Miss 0ordeia nidatr of I'hiiudelphtn.
o. one uf fhr Npw hUrk sneiefa we
men who are hripiar 90 utHke "lfero
land" sueres~. "tfrru fuud" is o.
spectacle hriuE hrid in t+rHnd e. eatraT
FsfHrci Ncw Nnft. fur nar refi~f
Nrs. uuke arpruFs o. ufndfnofhar~
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Druggists refund money II
Is fails 10 cure r W GROVES Gig.
nature is on each box SOC Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Kingdom could. millionaire srtcc-
tive service soldier has been promot-
ed 80 sergeant In the National Army.
Hes shown here on duty az Camp
nix y. " Ne won his promotion
thru his know ledge OF engineering
and hecnuse h~ was linEuiat and
wa quick 20 grasp SOIdirrly duties
Last Juip. could surprised hts
friends aud family by bis marriage
90 Miss ANNETTE Lucci, Italian COVER
ness aud artist.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Secretary McAdoo. with fhc as.
sistance 0f The war savings com.
mittee today wu plt into opera.
ton the nationwide campaign for
the sale ~ war-savings certificates.
Certificates viii be placed on sale
in pOstofhces banks railroad STA
tions. stores and other places thru
0u- the country
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

.,..... selected overture and other musical
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

tHlfuffgF4 fuEfun DrrfaI Company
Battle Greek kichiEan. Postum
Cereal f,. Ltd. Windsor, Ontario
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

PrtnttnE--the piRia neat kind-thnt .
e. rIEht-Timcr Job Dept.--Main fS2N,
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Kennedy tent. Maccabees. VIII
hold the annual election OF officers
Monday evening, in West Warren
hall.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
Dicky Dippy's Diary

hCNOAT JUST As WAS
LIGHTtNG s. TWENTY CENT ctGAR
WHICH HAD Won FROM BLOADT,
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

The New Years eve celebration
in the Detroit Athletic club Will be
Gin AZ l0:S0 o'clock. Monday even
ing. Dec. 81. Table reservations viii
be made after Wednesday. Dec. ),
in the order In which they are re-
ceived and no cancellations viii be
accepted after Dec. 20.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

John Rathom. editor aud publish
or of the Providence Journal, vii
be the guest Of the Detroit Attn
letic club. a. a dinner. Saturday
evening, Dec 8. The dinner win be
held In the gymnasium and ladies
viii be admitted 10 the galleries.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

The Chamber Music society has
invited military and naval officers
and their ladies, the foreign con-
suls. city and board OF education
members and other officials 10 the
concert OF the Societe des Instrn
ments Ancien, to be given Wed
nesday evening. Dec. 5. In the Hotel
Pontchartrain ballroom.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
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~ncrvSs..a srSsssSses>- <r~vvS

Samaritan hospital ladies auxil'
iary viii meet Monday evening, in
the Hotel Statler
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Mrs. John Stoughton Newberry is
In Colorado Springs where she is
visiting Mrs. Spencer Peurose.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-08-10

her much good, and when l be- gan to hear so much talk about Tanlac, 1 just made up my mind to lay all the other medi, cines aside and put her on Tan lac.
 "She has now finished hel fourth bottle and she is like a different woman. The rheu- matism has been entirely re lieved; she doesn't have the headache any more, is no long CT nervous like she used to be, and she sleeps like a baby She has a splendid appetite and has been gaining strength and weight right along, and, as 1 have already told you she has gained twenty-five pounds. She is full of life and energy now, and is looking after the house work like she hadn't eyer been sick.
 q tell you, it's just wonder ful the way this medicine has helped her, for she was almost a nervous wreck when she started taking it. I'll never be able to tell you how thankful 1 am for what it has done for her, and Pm recommending it to all my friends. Many of them have already begun talk ing it on my recommendation" "
 Tanlac is sold in BrinkIey ex- clusiyeIy by M. B. Converse; in Clarendon by W. E, Everett; in Holly Grove by the Holly Grove Drug Co.,; in Hunter by Hunter Drug & Mercantile Co.,; in Zent by P. R. Anderson; in Duncan by c. R. Gordon; and in Blackton by Blackton Supply Go.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-08-10

mand all of the attention they desire, not only from the mer- cantile and manufacturing world but also from the foxy politl- clans. Start the community get together meetings, right now. The matter of marketing the cotton crop of this year, warehouse facilities. etc, are sub- iects sufficient to demand the attention of each and every farmer in Monroe county until these matters are adjusted fairly and right.