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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28


people seemed to feel that the United
war war ngdse pue ana vet he believed
raii seriousness situation lie got sombep @ s
they're for some o pHet They'll wake up and
sry no snow what means They're with
laas bou. h crazy to ses " do what t.
- East wc" North got the habit OF scodng He
% TINT be had the whole pair shoulders For day
would come when and 60 out and play golf Then another
from ~ hs other nad playing golf
S, %SSa spu,eT They Just can't Nobody doing anything
n. Yes almost d" Of had those days. We imag
~ irritable and scodng We produced many
Ses You You @ sounded On %o the You theme The kaiser will
~o iou don't buy Liberty Bonds doing your du7 If not
s G sr . sons after You
prsa % events one may venture
e""SSasly win the nervous lrtabl was Rudser
neither the susceptibility to- scoGH@ Sut ~,
When shouts you aren't in the trenches" am an
n a. @ anason,.ed and my thought
"rsss either you safely anybody and You haven't
doing or trying to do for o s' a" me- YOU don't
a.. mine and YOU s yo oU seem to think
may take this form n , n n Is chiefly aimed my emotional
me 20 ." ANYTHING don't want to do You
porta@t Ar" m helped ES' them into line but the
plural VIZ G" reached those citizens 1S ' ~n @@' %e
nothing the hypnaSnG the byps na Us ana OUR that
under the mustard plaster pronoun YOU when
1Sten They might have
- war With any country
a Germany conferred upon when she killed the
hSphh sh counted killing
~Fs hnt she pleased
mike Ia M important detail:
Na anp the American side she
ansg w'et The hphco Is aren't
'Fnah American citizens
American clEchS ",ernr
YOU
voc 10 them; but now al OF Us say WE Us "''
\ friend II descent me how ..
hm thtl April 1911 he M tnss cr,t
OF our governments
war was declared him fighting mans
of am
loved gsrnnn
THAR
you take yoor cid aud admired he
Nfy WIN people Who arr strangers
rtght 20 have felt that
the Ih'sd be .y,r 49,,
NAY mistaken Germany IS mne
SIT rot the
y euny S e'0ntrys eucmy Is going to arl1
h' 'nsny Of any country u Germany Is uy enemy I'm
help ere do '"'
The 'termaa e,, naomi,
Nh" "uha dcut rban,
S"uhoNt eud the doubt calling ths
nfp Always are \ Ev
uniform nse OF N,nrtody
R 81 ana make the and
'rF''a'} bul "ernny TOO far
e. cu nndri
tHNiS within our reach the
TO
Vast majority of them behaved
40 the British q 10 vrutou irritation
hnps did little with "Slnrkrra
auS We Nd some harm We We editors
ana Speakers Who
sAHy bitter to the
washington There
IN washington aud
.psao" In the positions Hln ragged aEans, -
''h"sia"h who themselves
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28

o,a .V J,. nome consumption Gre,, p-,.
60 r,s imports about SoooOOoo poup5 s', u,
acres. .S,'1 % must Increase her r,,..
over an .' "Co ' her share in 19Is
yssr ' &, mil ~ waste we're used durinv a Sa
paper pulp. eS Tor making
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28
Use for HemIoek l

Spent hemlock bark, VII
used chiefly for fuel, MAJ
pOrtant in felt manufadH
ments have shown that .
be substituted for 30 PEI |
basic material, now chieqI
used in roofing feltS. 1
used for the 100000 tons
In this country annuaHI
be a saving, 1t is thOug
100000 a year,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28

D'"'u" <
And too often certain drnfte men
were the camps in sulen
b when n tact and an eye on the ~ o. 81 m a. ,. ,,, 20
glow with that steady fire of patriotism which normal man can lack
NO doubt the word Stacker has had its but possible that we
OF us who have Stacker
It's military sense as condemnation of any other man who is not in
proof but should leave Stacker soldiers those who been
ness for our enemy 'D0S' 1' ' We &c 'D''' " '' ''
To nation trouble family. When
great trouble
upon one another as never before and they are kinder to one an
nave come among them and they make sacrifices help another They
covered before Their strength meet their trouble from their
nus share the others will get less from him by scong than they
Liberty parade Indianapo
u.s. Some 10000 Of us marched and the looked and helped
with the people who carried them "G!
units nurses there we're state
part marche were Just the people Of civ o FACTORY
owners marched with their labor leaders
chants the bankers the lawyers the doctors
the carpenters the punery all marched
groes marched in their church orders singing G f Eus%as OF ne
the rest And there organizations that mad been
called German but would they marched and
many There Busaran battle call singing The
Greeks and Russians this war There Were c
where in the ~ % o japanese dressed as antique bowmen
na overhead sailed the apanes But Indianapolis
alone or with all the cities and towns cound
% LS@ same manifestation visible where
we that Rosenkronz md c,udor...
'hnoehuorr and Ludenbugh
showing forth today they could glimpse of this America
America not reused but America united 0ru
as taught US our unity We have and we sonS
S"dtast We mitarn The kaiser krowin
Gs, he the front aud symbol Those 1ho Wish %
s"E us are digging their
mean !" destroy qnd In his
"S'aNe mas heeh his thinking terri6os.
numbering mans child slbdues
,sn t guns poison gas rape, setting
turning machine mon "'e'
ne mead end bloody through
Tue Nue ""d MS America utn an
u So Let Nun wave his head h"e
win graves anu let him peon,s bJiora
germany We mean TO destroy he ren,IJic !"
' SHOWS what the united democracy 40
' "a' - "au ana proves his fear like
"'r''e u marching Leaders
o' Tor the freedom t,r,n
n'nlS nsureS alive today and alive
washington and Franklin ne ma
itnrE aud Francis and
'I' an" Decatur and Madison VrTa nurse
% ]"h"Ty Taylor Aod the solemn great arure ~ E ttar
our ',' WIN Grant and sherman CeS
S"a '"'NSon We know what men sati - nv :, l. Lee
o'u 10 us was always the yesterday a' the
,"' worn To us Is torwari" them o'o"-aI
A"''' way ''S straight emperors Fin.
~ our prosperity seemed that forgotten our lo TOT while
'' power OF the spirit napth ~ had
we 'a even torsoton nation % OF dollars
' % >0 aud was thus the thought ~ at cor
Ook. ~, ~ sue e mas come that brings was
~ ''' "'N' III arms Not o America d1 America
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28
Some Interesting Facts

\ EuSaltnr engine driven dynamo
that is entirely automatic In its action
Is attracting attention in England.
Frequent and moderate rain Is the
most effective Of all sanitary sgen-
cieS,
Sixty men thousand are now be-
Ing killed in the war. and about $50
men out Of each thousand are wound
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28

a third of It's own enlistment ouotn.
However. the RudIgers were not
all Fasteners. About iOO,OOOOOO
people seemed 10 feel that the United
States did not reaIIza that n waz mr.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

FORDS0N TRACTOR is
PUT TO A REAL TEST
Farmers Are Impressed With Tractor
Manufactured at Ford plant and
Handled Locally by the Glover Johns
Company

The iordsun decentralization held
yesterday afternoon On the prorsrtN
Of Ed FREEMAN just west of tho cliS
was q splendid success according to
al who Witnessed the performance
"Fordson certainly lived up TO *
prctatiuns' stated Major Johns yes
terdaS The ground was hard and
ln q very bad condition but the sturdy
tractor went right on through a.
though t We're ln the most excellent
soil"
Experts from The Ford Company and
also The Olkod Chilled plow Company
pat the iorison through its work lnd
when thr demonstration hed finished
hitie doubt remained In the minds Of
the spectators as go iis capahility as
real tarm help
owing to the method ct distrihu
tien il viii br necessary for those de-.
string tract9r 20 place their orders
within the next few weeks, Deliver
irs FOR latS-lgls viii he made oni,
during the months from 0etnber unsil
February stated Major Johns
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25
REAL LATE HUM0R Is
WANTED BY SOLDIERS
SERVING IN FRANCE

Wh.ear. which bayo hsen anociin..
fan, rlelt a,t ef meif ehnits Tor wars
ar. .fne Ola f,r mtnfst, anu, ana ats
har,.a f.ti,i aeeonspan, ~ Ia. Amen
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25
THIRTY NUECES COUNTY
YOUNG men REGISTER
FOR ARMY SERVICE

thirty yuung men who have. since
Iunc 5th l9ls. become 81 Years of age.
registered Yesterday with the local
drlft buard
l"uf of THESE Young men afe i'm the
limited service class and VIII lenVe
here between september 3ld and am
foi ttmp Bowie a. will me 20 who
woir classified for general mtiitar,
seislce
n' d tfe neefp resistauts will go
irnn helo O. Caiiui Dodge un ~cptem
ur
Thc board haH received official in
ormauuu 90 iho effect tlmt rismurk
Rope who Was memhei of The inw
hiin f l'apr 1ni sutherland has re
'ifcd hr appointment a- ArmA fleld
l'ft pc Charleston. : a. in the
Sueihcn*trrn l,oftrtmcnt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25
NOR TUAR Y
}. l. sLAckeNeAkER

! Bmckenhuker. who for the past
ten years has made his home in this
city was found dead n his bed SECS
terday morning az his room en-
rhaparral street MI Blnckcnhaksr
~us a member OF the Modern Wood
men i-Ddgc al Ninha. oklahoma
The funeral viii take place This
morning ai o o'clock from the Jordi
Allen rarlors. IN H. l.. Gladney of
he Christian church viii conduct the
services
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25
AViators 10 Meet Members OF
British Royal Flynn Corps

l'i'rfSBt kGl kan Aue 80 Mas
q d ilnnieN commando uf Caruth
cra aNiauon 4old Fort Worth Texas
ttomrani"d hN lioui'uant ~ r. 1891
Is la Change oi the r}ing field. ana
Lieutenant Marshal ~ Ncii assiWau.
Instructor in flyipE ana sergeant
Scott arrived hcrc tonight gn ihth
wa, to kHnsas CifN where thcy ara
90 meet Tho partN from tho Rriiish
royal fSing corps NOW ga m air tour
uf she country Tho HtHtuis VIII
hpend the nish here
Thr 800 milos mon ful Worth WAS
made Jpn Sis hours and hHU
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION

AIRS. @, NJ Loughridge and son.
Walter Of Smithville, Mrs {. H. Clark
aud Misses jackson and Forbes. of
san Antonio. Mesdamts iiil and
Spilling ~ Camp Hvauregard. IA.
and Capron. Of Austin are gues,s al
The raum House
DR. T j. rurpin win leave this
morning Ton ST. Louis. where he Will
spend couple OF weeks
Miss Vera Hynes has been serious
~ 40 for the past week al the home
Of her mother IN this city with an al q
tack u pneumonia
------~~1n~----------
Remember that Caller Classified Ada
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

The run-uff primary election held
Saturday in Nleces Comfy created
nuly Ripple ~ attention. reports ~
The Caller lust night shnwins t'itt
loss 'hi'n zoo ont uf $500 qualified
Democrats ~ Nueecs County tuok The
trouble 10 resister their choice for
lieutenant governor comotrollcf ard
attorney general
Ia bit few Of the precincts Itaidc
of Corpus Christi werr elections held.
IN corpaa Christi all six boxes we're
ep'n ~" total vote cas; being tai
Though r W Da i.lsnn had ,n-
nonnced his Withdrawal rom m. race
~ lieutenant governor, ne pllled 80
votes IN Corpus Christi ga fs east for
" a Johnson
Terrell Tor comptroller and cure
ton foi attorney general tAi bar ma
iniitics
Tho Corpus Christi vote follows
Ward One
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

EAGLE Al>E roN NUt Th,
Donds in ne huddmp d. tha uons
tan San ANTONIO hghwHA through
colorado NwuN have boon received
som Austin rho enEnecrs af nov
ai WON uu iht road and actual huiid
sus will snou npEm lho hanhs 81 Tho
cauut are Nfaneiug to finance tho
WORK until thc bends can III, sold
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

ferhnm Chapter 80. ~. z A.
~ Monday night. y o'cluck.
Work in T. NJ Degree
W r. OWENS ~ r.
Adv 1888
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

Monroe"
Queen Charlie Chaplin $40 "Bohud
the Screen ana Chester CunkNn iu
Nifu, King society
t.ihpty Patriotic program Fer the
Freedom Oi the world"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25
NUECES COUNTY IN
SATURDAY ELECTION
CASTS A Light VOTE
FEW or The VOTING PRECINCTS
OUTSIDE OF CORPUS CHRISTI
WE'RE OPEN FOR The RUN OFF
PRIMARY

cureton and Terrell Are Given Clear
Majorities IN Corpus Christ, While
johnson Receives Five Votes More
Than Davidson
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

OF the safe arrival Of her son. Floyd
M"knieht VINO is with headquarters
Company Of tho Slhth tield Artillery
Mr. Mcknight reports a nice trip over
and afier eoins through England they
are nov in Their temporary camp
Somewhere ln France"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

The }. x. Hipp farm Of one hundred
acres two miles south Of town Wat
sofia Saturday fo td 'fi runt Iteration
fifren ihonnnd 6olln ar Him m
pfofod uir iltu twrnt Two wears asp.
70 wHs nn' of tle inst llrms mpru.
ed eur ~ tne lloffuHu trHrt Mn
lipp WIN woFe 20 M, riiN 90 make his
humn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

Geo. l. Caldwell has received let
tci from Herbert !. iiuelechor co. H.
@aid Infantry camp cody. New Mes
lco. Nuunr man who was formerly
"mpiovea ht M Caldwell In his GIN
ninp business Mir Hncischer left horc
with ih' last draft ana expects soon
~ Do AnmeMhnfe In trAmoe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

Usual services N ne ciiurchea Of lhe
city
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-25

Remember that Caller Classified Ada
are certain 10 get results.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27
Good Meeting At EzsI.'

W. D. Archibald, chairman,
and Mrs. Martha D. Womack,
women's chairman, of the War
Savings Stamps campaign, and
Kimber Bowles, county agent,
went to Ezel Saturday to organ
ize for the work. They met with
a very cordial reception, and not
only organized the War Saving
Stamp campaign, but the ladies
had Mrs. Womack open a Red
Cross recruiting Office and more
than 60 members were added.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27
Advertisement for Bids.

Sealed proposals for the i'm
provement of State Aid Road No.
SSA1, from West Liberty, KY,
to Index, KY, will be received
by the Fiscal Court at the court
house in West Liberty, KY, un-
I'll l o'clock, p. M, July II, 1918.
Plans and specifications may be
seen and forms of proposals Oh.
tained at the office of Ren F.
Nickel, County Court Clerk,
West Liberty, KY, or at the De-
partment of Public Roads, Frank
fort, KY.
A certified check for $500 must
accompany each bid.
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27
eGS,aE So 9N8e ea3y2
Nm lE-:ss.salgg:s!asI Y. = u
GRASSY CREEK,

Wheat harvest is practically
over in this section, and with few
exceptions the wheat crops are
good. The writer, while binding
wheat for Asa M. Lykins, found
two wheat heads that measured
seven inches, and quite a number
that measured six inches. The
heads were all plump and well
filled.
Corn crops are looking fine.
Ed. W. L. Gevedon has gone
to Richmond to fill his regular
appointment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. FISHERMAN
and little son, of Umatilla. Fla,
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T, H. Testerman, whom he
had not seen for about nine years.
Kelly Gevedon, who has been
at the training camp for some
months, has returned on a fur
lough.
Mrs. Mary A. Lykins, who has
been visiting her son, John M,
at West Liberty the past week,
has returned home.
Elder G. 7. Walter, of Pekin
filled his appointment at Grassy
Lick Saturday and Sunday.
Elder W. H. Mcclure preached
at Grassy Lick Sunday night.
Carter Lykins, of West Liber
ty, is visiting his fathers harves
field here this week.
Sure enough, Mr.. Gumption
the bomb you dropped upon tn
ball room caused a little howlini
in that region, just as | expected
The religion that don't kee
you from the ballroom is a delU
sion and a snare. Just go O
straight through, Gumption, an
fight the waltz to a finish. Yo
will gain the plaudits Of the bes
people and the approval of tn
Heavenly Father.
There are two characters VIII
are unpopular the officer WI
does his duty, and. the ministe
who breaches the truth.
FAIRPLAY.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27
Christian Church Service Flag.

The Service Flag, the unveil-
ing of which was postponed two
weeks ago to avoid conflicting
with the revival at the Methodist
church, will be raised with ap-
propriate patriotic ceremonies on
next Sunday night. June 80, at
the Christian church.
More than 20 stars, each rep
resenting a former member OF
the Christian church or Sunday
School who is now in the U. S.
army or navy, will adorn the flag.
Patriotic music and short talks
will be part of the program.
Everybody cordially invited.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27
Monday, July 8, 1918,

at O'Clock, p. NJ, or therebouts, at the
front door of the court house in West Lib
erty, Ky, offer at public auction 10 the
highest aud best bidder, on a credit Of six
months, the following described real estate:
A certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Morgan county and State of
kentucky and on Open Fork Of Paint
creek, and bounded as follows; Beginning
at the mouth of Upper Sand Lick thence
running up Paint creek with the creek to
the mouth Of Dyer branch; thence up the
Over branch to the division fence between
L J Hills lines and X L. Blevins': thence
with said line TO the top Of the hill: thence
with the top Of the hill to Jesse Gillam's
line; thence with his line down the hill to
the beginning containing So acres, more
or less, or sufficient to bring Sll6.40.
Purchaser to give bond with approved
personal security, having the force and ef.
feet Of replevin bond, bearing legal in.
terest from date Of sale.
c. p. HENRY, S. NJ. c.
By F. D. FRANKLIN, D. S.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27

Tolliver returned from Mt. Ster-
ling court Tuesday.
(Our correspondent records the
deaths of a Mrs. Gilly and Hans
ford Justice without giving dates
and of a child of Wise Back with
OUT giving age, sex or date of
death-Editor.
Ben Lewis, of Caney, is visit
ing his brother James and assist
ing in the harvest field.
Mrs. Lizzie Back is improving
from a severe illness.
Roy Nickel, of Middletown, is
moving to his farm on Black
water.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27

Don't fail to hear Miss Slade
Tuesday night,
Attend at your school house
W. S. S. meeting tomorrow.
Robert Dunn, of Lee City, was
here on business the first of the
week.
Frank and Tom May, of White
Oak, were in town this week on
business.
Mrs. Ella Tolliver and little son,
Joseph, and Miss Myrtle Tolliver
Of Morehead, are visiting rela
tives in and near town.
Jesse Helton, who was recent
ly transferred from Camp Tay
lor, Louisville, to Camp Sherr an
Chilicothe, O., is at home on
furlough visiting his family.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27
To a Faithful Friend.

When | |ake he comes to greet
me. With q, wagging at twilight
from the business of the day.
Though I'm weary, cross and
dowdy, he is ready with his
"Howdy!" and his eyes are full
of welcome and his tail just
thumps away. If I'm ugly,
grouchy, snappy, it disturbs his
manner happy, yet he sort of tries
to cheer me as a comrade ought
to do; while if Pm bright and
smiling at his canine ways be-
guiling, he's the gladdest, gayest
doggie that a man could wish to
view.
If | called on him to follow he
would trail Ger hill and hollow;
he would never pause or leave me
while he had the strength to
crawl: he would stick thru fight
or frolic- merry days or melan-
cholic- asking only to be with me
in my fortune or my fall. Yes,
though shame and degradation
made me stunned by all creation,
through the valley of the shadow
and the paths where terrors
dwell, with a love that does not
alter, with a trust that cannot
falter, he would follow me un-
tagging, though my roadway led
through hell!
Dog O. mine, you're shy on
breeding, but unless Pm poor at
reading there is love and faith
, unending in those brown and gen.
tile eyes, and although you're far
from pretty, that's no cause to
call for pity y-you've a world OF
canine wisdom for a fellow OF
+, your size. So | love you cause
you're loyal and your heart is
truly royal with a warmth anC
tender vigor that would we'll be-
fit a king, and because your duml
devotion is as measureless a:
ocean and as fervid as the pas
; sions that the poets love to sing
Let the scientists aver tina
you're an ordinary cur, that il
. your canine composition there j,
= not a hint of soul. Let 'em prov,
it. word and letter, but | know T.;
: whole lot better, and | gues
: your name is entered on the If
y for heaven" scroll, Truth to tell
= when have ended all the spac,
!, it was intended | should spen'
upon this planet; when, in short
I've got my cue," | shall think
good dog and plucky, that | sur,
am mighty lucky if they'll let m,
up in'heaven where they've mad
a place for you!-New YorI
!, world,
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-27
Almost, But Not Quite.

Grassy Creek, KY, June 18, '18.
Hello, Bogie! | hear that your
shirt is out at the elbows and
that the gable eend" of your
bants needs repairs, also that the
barber will no longer credit you
you for a shave, so | am enclos-
ing check of one dollar to help
bridge you over for awhile. How
ever, if you don't mind, you may
keep the Courier coming along,
as | sometimes get time to read
it.
| am about as bad off for sta.
tionery as you are for clothes.
What is the present price for SOC
letter heads? l have envelopes,
Yours truly,
J. M. GEvEDoN.
Knowing your financial condi
ton, we will make you 500 lettei
heads for $2.25. Editor.