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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-02

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Conway, A. D., culvert work ISL
Conway, A. D., road work.. 20.'
Clark, L., road work.........:...... IL
Copeman, Art, culvert work IT,.
City of Cresco, water rent. g..
Crcsco Social Club, light
county engineers Office. g.
Cresco Implement Co., cult
vator shovel, county farm. 81
Coffman, DR.. D. L., institute
Work ILL
Cresco 1t. HIT. & Pr. Co., light
court house and Jail .......... 3D.
Cresco 1t. HIT. & Pr. Co., light
county farm ..-:.:...............-.. a.
Chapman Lumber Co., bridge
material ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 355.
Conway, Harry, bridge work.. IL
Cresco Novelty Works, re-
pairs and work on bridge
material NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL.
Cresco Novelty Works, re-
pairs road tools ........ 49,.
Clinton Bridge Works, bridge
steel -..-......-...................... 92.
Conway, J. W., session work 81
Conway, J. W., committee
Work ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 56.'
Conway, J. W., mileage--....... 1884,
Cray, J. A., Judge, returns
snocio1 o1ocfior g.
Cray, J. B.; clerk, special
election NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g.!
Cray, Will, clerk, special
election Observation-Disclosures. g.!
Cornelius, Gus, Judge special
eleCt1On ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b.;
Chihak, Frank, clerk special
election 81
Chester Corp, hall rent
special election ...-.-......- 81
Dargan, Tom, thing road. IL
Dunton, o. A., road work.-..... ILL.,
Davis, Walter, bridge work. 75.'
Decker, Will, bridge work.. l..
Ditrick, Neil, bridge work.. 49,,
Dyer, John, road work .......... g.!
Dieckman, Louis, goods for
Mcdaniel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l..
Davis, w. B., postage and box
rent Il.
Dinger, S. E., road work.. 4.
Dinger, S. E., dragging coun-
ty roads Observation-Disclosures 40.
Dsrgan, Tom, clerk special
Dotzler, S., judge. special
electlOn D.
Daley, Robert c., clerk,
| special election ...----.--,-...--- 8
Dostal, ]. A, clerk, and ar
ranging booths 4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
Mr.. LUNDSTROM
LEAVES TODAY
FOR The EAST
Purchase of Furniture Will be Made
i'm Chicago and Grand Rapids
An Inspection Trip.

Manager A. G.. Lundstrom, of the
Lundstrom Furniture Company, will
leave today for the east. going via of
st. Louis to Chicago and Grand Ra-
pids, where he goes annually in the
interest of his business.
While this Is to be purchasing
trip. it is also one of inspection, to
get acquainted with the markets and
to meet with the manufacturers. On
the trip east last season, Mr.. Lund-
strom purchased twelve car loads of
furniture, but owing to the greatly
advanced prices, he says he does not
expect to purchase heavy this trip.
The furniture which is procured will
arrive in about sixty days.
When one considers the number of
managers of local firms who make it
practice of visiting the eastern
manufacturing centers, is 1t any
wonder that Logan and Cache Val
ley people have no difficulty in max
ing their purchases at home, where
they can get the latest in all kinds
of merchandise that the chief manu-
featuring centers of the country af-
ford. The idea of buying away
from home is rapidly becoming a
| thing of the past,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
The Port Of Missing Men.

Scarcely week passes without
news being conveyed to the world that
some man or woman has dropped out
of sight. They are recorded among
the missing and are rarely heard of
afterward. Sometimes 1t Is because
they desire to sever all ties ana 70
seek new pastures. In such cases the
man or woman merely slips out of the
old life and into the new, and no one
can find a trace of them.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
The new DAILY
AGAIN

That big daily is certainly stupid.
1t should have known that everybody,
including the editor of this paper,
knew that 'no offence was intended"
when it accused us of being sired by
"The Nation and damned by "The
Republican" over which our illustri-
Gus friend Augustus Gordon presided
as edtor-in-chief, and welded his
telling pen in the cause of republic
canism, in the days when the city
and county were young. Of course
not. Notwithstanding the fact that
it called us some pretty nasty names
mo offense was intended" That
Sheet never INDUCES in such. 1t
is so endowed with the spirit of fair
ness, of charity, and whole souled
big heartedness that "offense" in any
particular never enters into it's mag
nifcient makeup. Notwithstanding
the frailties of its fellows, and they
have plenty of them, that sheet is
purely without guile.
We cannot help but note, however,
its extreme persistency in clinging
to error, and publishing falsehood. 1t
says "the claim as to the Republican,
ancestry is true; the older Republican
having succeeded to the property
and subscription list of The Nation,
and in turn having relinquished them
to its present successors Nothing
is farther from the truth, as this
paper has never had any connection
whatever with The Nation, or the
older Republican. Not a single sub
scription, not fragment OF an adj
vertisng contract, not sheet of
paper, not so much as quad from
the mechanical room found its way
to the present plant or organization
as it has existed from the day Ed
itor N. Ralph Moore published the
first issue.
On Sept. rs, 1895, articles of in.
corporation of the Logan Republican
Publishing Company were filed, ant
,under this charter we presume the
older Republican was published. As
to this, however, we are not posted
to the extent that the present editor
OF the daily is. We are also OF the
opinion that the Nation creditc,
these articles with the source of it.
existence, but when The Nation dice
these articles of incorporation alsc
died, they have never been resurrcc.
ted.
On the 10Th day OF January l90i
articles of Incorporation of The
Logan Newspaper Company were
filed, and under this charter the
present Logan Republican is doing
business and has been doing business
since the days of N. Ralph Moore
Not a single share of stock was is.
sued by virtue of any stock held in
the former company, and no con.
sideration was given the old com.
pany or any member of it in any
particular whatsoever.
| OF course we realize our readers
are not interested in our ancestry
much less this bubble, but when a
sheet assumes mammoth proper
tons why not be accurate, why not
be fair why not be truthful? 1t al
comes about through the meddline
of some knowledge box of diminutive
size presuming to know more about
other peoples business than these
people know about it themselves. Yes
Its wise child that knows its OWL
father but it's a penurious, unwise
little fellow that claims to know
more about the fathers OF other:
than others know about thcmselyes
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
discovered.

"who gave the bride awayT asked
Mrs. Jones of her daughter, who had
lust returned from the wedding. Her
little brother" replied the daughter
che stood up In the middle of the
ceremony ald yelled. 'Hurrah'
Blanche, you've got him ut last
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
Match Scratches.

Painted woodwork that has been
marred by match scratches can be re-
stored to Its original condition by rub
bling with lemon and then washing with
q clean rag dipped in water.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
Groceries Dishes Glassware and Cranteware Cache va Mere Co.
NOW SLASHED UuUIU Hu1Uy UIO1V' OO
Prices Differ.

zone coat of tan is just as stylish as
another" remarks an exchange. May
be so, but the farmers doesn't cost
nearly SO much as the vacationist's.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
Generally Both.

The man who claims he never p,akes
q mistake Is either blind with egotism,
or liar.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
Wealth.

Wealth Is not his that has 1t, but his
that enjoys it-Franklin.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09

It pays to advertise-try 1t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-09
Quite .,u

Quite 1--WE.
Few things appear as possible u
they are until they are attempted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-29

s for ne nais Express
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-29

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-29

Try 9 WANT Ad Ter results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02
When Insurgency Was Started
In the Woman's Club Elections

Of the music department of the FL
Paso Woman's club. you'd be enter
tanned I suppose I was the first to
talk back. and. believe me. my nus
bands pocketbook suffered in conse-
quence He was for me strong. how
ever. and always wanted me TO do
what was right and Just. so il was ali
right. Everything was done that could
be done Our pupils were even visited
in motor cars and urged TO take les
sons from other singers
Every chairman since I helped nom
mate, OF nearly, and We never told
one what TO expect, only we picked
women whom we felt would be just
and honest, all received the same treat
ment. only il did not mean to them
financially what it did to US. I had
to stand alone in my fight-the others
who followed me had backing-and /
dared not speak to anyone, for I did
not know who the henchmen We're
Sometimes I have thought il was not
right to make my husband pay go
dearly for my ideals, but he says 1t
was all right.
Well, here's to the insurgents and
IL only ordinary consideration for 9TH
ers in the conduct of the club affairs
comes out of this, II viii be worth it
] glory in Miss Augur's spunk in what
she has written. also in that Of Mrs
Eylar.
fighters. Anna Witte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02
Sunshine and Shadow; The Sick
and the Well in the Hospitals

home. recovered from his recent opera
ton
Mrs. :. A snowden. who aas been
sick IS quite a bit better
Mrs. J. ". Shead has returned 70
her home, recovered from her illness
Mrs. D. /. Whipple Is doing nicely,
following a recent operation
Mrs. W J. Mcclure. OF Cioride. \.
NJ. is getting very well. following an
The Sick at Hotel Dieu.
Mrs ". 7. Wamel is progressing
nicely after her operation OF last
week. at Hotel Dieu-
George SertIe. who IS suffering from
trouble with his eyes. IS getting along
fairly well
Mrs. A W. Powe. who underwent an
operation upon her eyes. IS doing quite
8Irs-. L Dunn. who has been quite
sick. is much improved.
Mrs. Allie Dillon. who has been quite
III with tonsiLtis. is somewhat better
Mrs G. Leseman IS getting along
well after slight operation
Ms J. Brown, who underwent an
operation recently, is progressing
satisfactorily.
Mrs. Bertha Ferry is recuperating
nicely from her illness
Robert McElrath, who has been sick
for several weeks, has improved con-
siderably.
Mrs. r. NJ. White is getting along
time
Mrs P. J. vogt IS recuperatng from
her recent operation.
r. T. Brice. who was operated upon
recently, is doing very nicelv-
Miss Catherine Smith. who mas been
rather III. IS much improved
F. ". Norwert IS convalescing from
his Illness.
Mrs. y. Finch has returned 70 her
home after a short illness.
Mrs j. f. Iaylev and her baby
daughter, are both getting along very
well
Mrs. W O. Daniels is making salts
factory progress, following recent
operation.
Mrs. ". r Bohlman and her infant
son are doing very nicely
Mrs Charles Bartlett. who has been
i'll a short time. Is much improved
Miss Lillian Gibbs continues 10 I'M
prove. following her operation Of g
week ago
Mrs. c. B. Allen is getting along well,
after her recent operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02
HOGWALLOW NEWS
Dunk Bolts. Regular Correspondent
Copyright George BHEA41.D

1HILE cleaning out the fence
M corners on his farm Monday Of
this week, Poke Eszley uncoT-
cred from among blackberry bushes 4
lot Of ticker so old the jug had moss
on It. Atlas Peck went over the same
ground last summer while picking
blackberries. and now says 1t looks like
everything IS against him in every I'M
dertaking
The horse doctor IS branching out in
his profession. and is fast gaining
fame. having been called TO Nusket
Ridge this week to see one Of Frisby
Hancoek's hound pups.
The tin shop at Tickvills is making
the deputy constable a new and larger
star.
lobe Moseley has removed his fam
lily 10 another part OF HogwallOw on
account OF the rats
In discussion OF great writer's, be
tween Miss Fruzie Allsop and the
Wild Onion school teacher the other
Gay. Miss Fruzie entered dark horse
in the form OF an unknown correspon-
dent OF hers.
Washington Hooks, who has been
sitting on next 10 the front seat at
the Dog Hill church. has been asked
by those behind him TO pull or his hat
and not snore so loud. as II bothers the
preacher.
Dock Hooks took advantage Of the
all-day foOtwashing at the Calf Ribs
church last fourth Sunday.
Film billiard Is getting his cart in
readiness 70 take Miss Flute Belcher
TO a dance at Tickville Saturday night,
and Yam Sims is wearing his hat down
over his eyebrows
The Rye Straw storekeeper has gone
to the Hog Ford stil house after
change for half dollar He will re-
turn in a few days.
Jefferson Potlocks IS patching the
roof on his house. The one he has
had on there leaks. and he was COM
PEELED TO patch il as he did not have
any extra pans and buckets to set
around over the rooms.
Ellick HellwanEer took the mumps
from a man near Rye Straw last week
and w. landed in Jail On the follow
ing day Sim Flinders was arrested for
shooting on the highway. al was
sentenced 10 five days in fail and a
case OF mumps.
The mail carrier. who keeps ever
abreast OF the times. has raised the
back window Of his buggy
The Rye Straw stOrekeeper got I'D
yesterday morning with a cricz in his
neck and has been meeting his Gus
toners sidewise.
While waiting for the mail day be-
fore Yesterday the postmaster gave
several valuable suggestions for
changes in the way the L. s. mail is
handled However he abides by the
present rules and puts up the mail
within few hours after il arrives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02
Miss May Crawford Becomes
The Bride of E. g. BrechteI

HISs MAY CRAWFORD and z. C.
MI Brechtel were married very
L L quietly Saturday afternoon. at
the parsonage Of Trinity Methodist
church. Rev. Percy P Knicker-
booker performed the ceremony. The
bride was attended by her niece, Miss
Irene Reckhart. and the groOm's at
tendant was Frank J. Durback. The
bride was gowned in a gray chiffon
afternoon dress, with a hat of gray
silk Miss Reckhart wore mustard
colored suit with a hat of mustard
colored silk. combined with Alice blue
Following the ceremony, weddlns
supper was served for the bridal
party at the home OF the brides sis
ter. Mrs D. ". Reckhart, on san Fran
cisco street The bride is a daughter
OF the late Capt. Jack Crawford For
the past few years she has been teach
ling school in san Antonio, y ". but
has frequently visited her sister in Fl
Paso and is well known here The
groom is a mining man OF san An
tonic. Mr.. and Mrs. Brechtel left for
san Antonio, y N, Sunday night, to
make their home in that place.
Rumors OF war serve as a good aide
20 cant. Danny Cupid, and when Lieut.
cliff Elliott heard of the report circu-
lated last week that company X and
the Texas national guard were to be
called back into the service, he quietly
but very promptly took a railway train
to Alpine. where company X has been
doing border duty for many months
There on Sunday afternoon he was
united in marriage to Miss Bess Crit
fifth. Rev. AIv. Palsroves, OF the Alpine
Christian church. performed the cere-
mony. The bride is the very pretty
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
". Griffith. Her father is a pioneer
cattleman Of Alpine The marriage was
the climax Of a romance. begun last
fall when company X. FL PasO's own"
was sent into the Big Bend country 10
do border guard duty. The company
was divided into little Outposts scat
tered up and down the border. Capt
Walter jenkins was away from the
for time and first Lieut.. FL
lott was left in command The Grif-
fith's home in Alpine was a most hos
pitable place and naturally the young
officer was frequent guest on the Oc-
casions when he was in the border
town. The mutual interest OF the
young officer and the younger Miss
Griffith rapidly blossomed into love
and the wedding date was set for April
wedding, all Easter flowers and pretty
fixings, but-the call back to arms. for
service with his company made Lieut.
Elliott desire 20 hurry up the wedding
before he might be sent away for SER
vice. The wedding OF the popular Of
ficer Of company K is the first romance
Of the company. Lieut. and Mrs. Ell
lott returned TO Fl Paso Sunday night
and are temporarily at Hotel PasO del
Norte. Lieut. Elliott has been reared
in Fl Paso. He attended the high
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02

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f are very grateful to the MEM
AA/ bers who signed the article In
w The Herald Of March 80, for
mentioning the generous men Of FL
Paso, who helped SO substantially in
the building OF our club home. It gives
the majority Of US who have had no
voice in the management Of the clubs
affairs a chance to voice our apprecia-
ton Of their great help. We under
stand thoroughly that none Of these
men have any desire 10 NEEDLE n
Woman's club affairs. but we do realize
that they should have had an oppOr-
tunity IN bidding cat leasD on the fur
nishings and building material Of the
club house
II III becomes this member to men
ton the newer members as insurgents,
as she herself Is a newer member than
some OF these members she refers to-
She was only = member Of few
months standing, when her candidacy
caused the first political trouble the
club had ever known, this trouble
caused the loss to the club OF several
Of the most loyal and efficient women
the club has ever had. Those who have
attended the state federation meetings.
should have brought home with them
and applied to our OWD club, the par
uamenLarE laws and methods Of con-
Quoting meetings, and not have run
the club by rule OF thumb
We are pleased that this member
saw fit 10 write such a letter, as il
has caused the thinking men and wom-
en- Of FL PasO. who are interested in the
Tor 4 change in the policy OF the club.
Mrs Y E RaEzfo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02
Kansas City. No. March -

ANeAAls7e-7 ~siN@a -ttt-a -t-f-A III 80
Editor Fl Paso Herald;
= HAVE never been considered >
curious woman, but III admit right
= now that I am simply consumed
with curiosity. What has happened?
I thought with Mrs. Fenneu ceasing
her activities in the Woman's club and
the Sievers and Witte twins out OF
town that the steam roller would have
its own sweet way.
I don't know how much you know.
but if you could only hear the charm
ing history OF my reign as chairman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02
TH0S. WOOTEN, BEATEN BY
THIEVES. DIES UNCONSCIOUS

Thomas WOoten died IN a local hos
pital sunday morning. from the effects
Of being beaten on the head with a
hammer in MS bedroom in the rear OF
his store. SIS East Missouri St. eet, Fri
daT night The body 3 in the care
OF Mclean, Simmons & Hartford. I'M
dertakers- Arrangements for the burial
have not yet been made. The address
Of relatives is not known Wooten
never regained consciousness after be-
ing taken 10 the hospital. and no adj
dress can be found among his papers,
il is said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02

even il he is busy planting his garden
at the time.
F'ruzie AllsOp Tuesday. but as she was
busy. he was put 10 turning the wash
ing machine.
Ellick Heilwanger. who. il was
thought would have TO inferno al the
Tickville jail, took advantage Of the
darknkess soon after he was arrested
and escaped down Gander creek
One of the few discOmforts of spring
IN HogwallOw is the fact that Isaac
Hellwanger then begins 10 sleep with
his feet out the window
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02
FOUR U. S. SOLDIERS JOIN
SALVATION ARMY CORPS HERE

-Four United States soldiers Joined
the Salvation army last week in Fl
Paso- Eeight other recruits Will be
eurOied next month
4 special meeting to welcome Lieut..
Col William Brewer, Of Chicago. has
beecn arranged 10y Adit. H. LOney. OF
the local corps. Col Brewer has charge
OF the Young peoples work in an
states west Of Chicago.
The local Salvation army CORPS is ar
ranging for annual self denial week 10
be held between Arpil 10 and April %
Last year the Ell PasO corps gave $500
of The SSS.G0O given by salvation army
people throughout the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02

military tactics He has since then
been associated with his father. c. T.
Elliott. in business. until the Texas ma
tiOnal guard was ordered out FOR ser
vice
=
Miss Lena Bannon and Jack Earls
were quietly married sunday evening
at the home OF the bride at 613 Texas
street Rev J. r. Williams performed
the ceremony. which was attended only
by the relatives OF the couple BIT. and
Mrs Ears viii make their home in FL
PasO.
Miss Mabel Hankins and Jack Bay
Tor were married Saturday evening by
Rev Charles L. Oyerstreet, at his
home in the Carusso apartments. The
ceremony was very quiet affair. Mr.
and Mrs. Baylor viii make their home
in the Pickrel apartments.
Miss Hattie johnson and Floyd o.
Rice We're quietly married by Rev.
Perry J. Rice. saturday evening in
the study Of the First Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs Rice viii reside at SOS
North Kansas street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02

Capt- VIM. o Reed and Capt Memo
las ". Campanole. intelligence officers
OF the FL Paso military district left
Sunday night for Santa Fe, y IL
where they were summoned as wit
nesses in the trial Of Nilistas taken
from Deming, y. IT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-02

school and later entered the Fl Paso
Military institute. from which he grad
uared. The year following his grad
uarIon he was commandant OF the ca
diets at the institute and teacher OF