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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14

'thrs" q? which make @-ounce serving
To- light very larr" mullins.
The ground rolled oats are +fIe same rs
rolled outs ground in food chopper.
When using oats. mix them with the
other sIfi..d dry Ingredients.
Wien c"rnrn"al is uscd--nliS-do not
SIT; In" ingredients. Other substitutes
used with hGckwhoa. will modify III.
color and imur"y. the flavor Of the pre-
duct. IN" US" q: m"iassss will Also
10 this.
Combination Substitute Mullins.
t"o tablespoons : "a. 80" eggs. -Four
nss,n,uns' bahin> der one teaspoon
salt. on" and '"n,-halt cups hnr:ry -four
rolled na.S - nun"cSI.
As substitutes the following are
recommended in III" quantities shown
for inc las. ;wn articles:
Tv" md "nr-rh!cd cups barley -
ounces and "n"-;hird cup ground rolled
'"o.s - o"nr"s'.
;rrea-1uar;"rs exp Er"uni oats -
ounces.
ono and nne-pMar;rr cup hu"kwhrat &c
{. ounces.
Two and nne-,hirrl cups barley -four
g. ounces and "n"-l:Lf rup corn flour
Thr"r-,luart"ra cup ground rolled oats
a ounces and ono ruN Hour ar one cup
corn flour q ounceSI.
One-third cup ground oatmeal y
ouncesl and one and two-thIrds cups
corn flour (6 ounces).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14

Of ycs'rryoar the pleasant reCollcctfnns
that urn So Inhrlihly impressed upon
m"m"ry's horizon.
Miss Minetta Miller IS tho chairman
In charge Of this years mceting. as
sisted by the members Of the class "
10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14
Email luncheon.

Miss Aimra Brown was hostess /"
small group Of intimate friends M"ndaT
at the Country clue. luncheon ri
dainty appointments vas enjoyed ny I'M
guests. after which the timc was divided
between a knitting period and fe"
ruhhCrS Of bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14

SILL -i''' s-.[
said he.
1t must he much pleasanter TO De INC
husband of g. happy, contented wife
,hon tho husband Of a dissatisfied. re.
scntful wife.
And since the utterance Of such little
compliments costs. nothing and counts
SO much-wcll why not?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14
SIDE TALKS
TO MAKE WOMAN HAPPY.
BY RUTB CAMERON

Man wants niII Ii:!i" here Delow,
H." is not hard |" please
Rut woman. bless hrr iiI;lc heart.
Wants everything sh" s""s.
The pllrpnri nf that. familiar iara-
phrase If the old hymn H.. "i course
that i, takes a. great deal 10 make
woman happy.
Aut sn il 1urc--nf s'.me things.
And rf 9TH. notwithstanding !'ttie'
Some days ago. I read in u c"ntritu-
tors column in tn" newspaper letter
from young wife Pride and happ'-
Mess simply shnnr through that letter.
And vc, | should not say. fran The con-
FOX, that she Ind much uf this world s
goods.
Run she had great deal If some
thing else.
found it in ono paragraph in the
letter.
! quote from memory:
What He Would DO if He We're Free.
ION" day my husband was singing
oh. t;ne. I'm glad I'm free and asked
him wha, he would dn if her w'r" free
and u" said he would hunt me up ana
marry mr. over again.
You could almost feel the thrill or
:
wrote that srntcErc.
P"rhaps the man who said x didn't
care any moro for his wife than hum
drrtS If mon who would have SAID. Il d
20 down street ami pick up good look
ing rhickrn." or I'd gn out and got prop
nrly 1T up" "r some such thing That
they didn't moan NJ all.
All Men Have TWO Standard Jokes.
But hrrausr. instead Of making on"
If these silly I.Cts tan "h."rNant woman
once said 10 me- than nnetT-ninc "ut or
n hundred men hay" just NV" jHstS IN
their rrpcrioIr"--on" about getting
drunk. and one about rhirk"nS(. nc
, rhns., &C. say pretty and gracious thing
. h. gives his wife more prld" ana huppl-
r"ss than she could buy with twice his
weeks salary.
The tr"uhl, with many mon ia that
ih,y think il is Wi;tirr Ia say ihr sharp.
urkind thing.
They are very much mistaken. That
Is IN easy and cheap kind If VII Ihe%
would Srrrn L. Wear ,iu;h"s as cheap
and Shnddy. Tho wi; -! III" gracious.
an, speech. uf the rrl"re courteous. u
far finer ard moro distinguished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14
POLICE P|CKUPS

John Peacock and John Flynn. both,
arrested by. Officer Craig last evening
on a drunk charge, will face the Judge
in police court this morning. John
DAILY was hauled in by Officer Charles
F'lcisncr on a vagrancy charge. This
trio Of Johns consist Of the entire
roundup Of the peace guardians yes
terday to face Judge Watkins this morn.
ing. r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14
All Men Have Two Standard Jokes.
what Do You suppose Mrs. CHoa1e
Thought

The late Mr.. thnntr was famous fof
bie wit and ON. IF the most famous OF
all big carcfuli. preserved sayings was
,hr answer J." gave whom asked who 1t"
,,.,,,IL like, To h". if he could not he him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14

10 narticipatcd in by the entire mem
hrrship OF the community orchestra,
with NJ. Walter Rogers directing same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14

ri ApiSS StVvv M6uAAH: .nsee fay gse e.S
saesessful Monthly Compound Sateiy reiet ,e ens
- ~ most obstinate. abnormal cases 70 aoS
- Sn No hsrm pain or interference With York. 4au
GS Double streagth s2.oo sooati saft- VINO t0e,''
m n. Y. souTHiNaIo[ REMEDY GO.
kAssas cttx ~
The Washington times., 1918-11-15
Tapestry Effect Boxes

Each box contains two (2) quires of
fine writing paper and two (2) packages
Of envelopes, tied with silk ribbon. Rarely
geod value, special at Sl.25.
Stationery Dept-street FISsr.
The Washington times., 1918-11-15
Why Not Stationery7

fsd want fashionable Stationery for
SUgrself-end why net fer Christmas
presents ts ethersT See the wonderfully
artistic bexes and cabinets here-filled
viii eeFFest stationery, at 75e TO el.5o.
Street Fl0Srs
The Washington times., 1918-11-15
10 Christmas Cards, 25c

A package-containing ten (1o) artis-
tically engraved Xmas Cards and ten l1o)
Envelopes for them, all for 25c. Such
superior cards at so little price will be
all sold long before Christmas. Get
yours tomorrow, street Floor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

tic orilroet pao at Misiionprer or af-
hrnoia al bpao peOfonmeiioe Inie-
aer fan tiene. Nan erflGrer, at Here
M~iSiionUrcr / io~rificlige IeIe al
Sricntcn bIiucr opboIbt al BAN, %
at han iiocn iibiiIcoen Sunni bar ienot
Dem $50. Som Soloat tnn ban life
linoerhoIoc oiSie W~isiionrrer, fors
fIarcr ban. 9lanbt DC mango @rinoe
Tor IritngeI'e, Der er brugt, er oennc
ocn cncitc al lit Slags.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
,i5t o6IriGio Sor5enrmeIie peo mon.

piit abifiaie SorIsmmeIie peo man.
geliulot Soipitalsubitpr, paa Iamme
Sio iom 9egerne Eapbe aominiltra.
tipe Eligter peo Sioen al lit Soipi-
taIsarbeioe, og oereS antal / Sor-
bolo til YatientantaQet bar oerfor
minbre ems / nosen al De andre 2eire.
Meo Senipn til imttiomme Spgoom'
me fanotes Sorbolbet omtrent bet
FANNIE peo ale 2eire, men Camp Gife
bapoe lanat mere 2llngebetPnbelie
emo ncgen al De andre. S ale 2eire,
meb l~lnotagelie af Camp &earnep,
flageoes Der cper De flimatiife Sor.
boIOe. S Camp 9obp Dor Der Step,
/ Scott en- raa Cage, / Setpis forme.
get Tegn, / Yife plagebes man meo
Club og / 0obge meo enc og 8ulbe.
&onliteen onbefaler, at bpis man /
Gon1p Eife life fan bringe Spgooms.
tilfGloer neb til ct rimeli9t Hormal'
antal, og Der / Camp Gobp life fan
gieres noget for at a%fifaffe Stoppla.
gen, iaa bilroe Sc / bisie TO Seire boz
renoe trooper flpttes til Camp Seer
men, bpor Der err tilitr9ffelige Sielpe.
mioler til SprettelIe al Ell IN Seir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
WorO 9afota.
.0ran0 paa Tarmen.

.@rano paa Tarmen. Stalobps.
ningen poa 8. @allins Sarm, beliss
genbe fem MiI noropeitcnfor San
Sopf, neobrGnbte Der ON Gagen meo
ct Sab al 100000. Site minore emo
81 Stpffer auGg % 8 Seite inbe.
brpnote.
Sefienbt Ianban. Wtanb bpb. 6.
q. Steinbruecf, en- Sfribent % Or
tGolog Of ~betpoelig Inieelle, er az
gaaet peo Spben / fit Stem / Man.
oan. Stcinbrllecf fom til Glen uaen
/ 1888, ga bette Streg bar iaa ON.
trent ubebpg9et. San par Saoer til
Is @prn, bporaf 10 leper.
@ranb Sorts @%ranStab %uperbrepet.
Zen Sloebranb 'om forleben Oelpis
sSelogoe @etts Tianofprretning, ..
.. &pitabs Supelerbutif, Norolunos
| SfrpoSerperfiteb % Or. Slaf Sent.
sons aontor / 8ranh Sorts, piier Jig
life at bare anrcttet Iaa itore Cab,
iom ierit melbt. SiteOetfor $4,000
menes set belle at funne o9ffes meo
$4,000.
2upgipere itptter &pinSeIagen.
@egge &iiie al ben nplig til @rtra'es'
lion fpriamleoe 2egislatur peotog
enItemmia en- HeIolution, bporpeo
Snbferelie al Stemmeret for apinoer
onbeiaIes. Web famine gnitemmig.
beo pebtogcS enbpioere Ell &affe He-
loIutioner iremlagt al Statens Sor-
~iparsraab, e~ierenbe &on9resien OPP
merfiom paa ct al sc. Safotas Iter-
ite naturIige Sielpefiloer, nemlig De
ubpre Splag al 9runful, % opfor-
orenoe 2anoets lopgipenbe Soriam'
lima til at iamarbeioe meo Staten /
llbpifIingcn al bisle itore Gigooms'
fiber.
0ipcr Selefonpigerne MebbOlo.
Sn1trent ct ~bunbreoe Sorretnings'
mpno / Minot peotog Sen 29oe San,
en- Hpffe HeIoli,tioner, bpori De Itrei'
fcnbe Selefonpiger toges / Sorlpar.
Ger iibtalteS, at oe $26 til $50 cuel
/ Scioen $37. 80 pr. Maaneb, Der be
taltcs Selefonpigerne, life bar til
Itrnffelig for Dem til at lepe paa Sol
fepis / Winot, % at beres Sorlan.
aenbe al $40 pr. @aaneo mere oerfor
bar berettiget. Ger blep .'agt, al
bpis Hortbern States Yofper 60. ifft
Iaa iis iitano til at betale iaapas Sen
at SoIf funoe lepe beraf, 'aa par Del
IlbIifnms Tliet at betale laa ME
oct mere for Selefonbetieningen, a
Selifabet fuube bore fig. Selefon
ielifabets @eitprer / Msinot isste a
afieie belle Sasen meS Ben GrflGrins
at Der ilet life bar npgen Streif. 81
Bigger, Tom iasoes at bore paa Streif
por iimpeltbcn ~aiIfebieeoe paagrumi
al SpIGtIigbcb, fortalte ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Wontana.

GrtraiesiOn at 2egislaturtn. Ser
meIoes ben lite Sebr. fra SeIena, at
@rpernsr Stetpart bereote fla fiji at
iammenfaIbe 2egislaturen til grtra.
lesion, % at oenne SnofaIbelIe piISe
cffentliggisres inoen "a Elmer. Get
er iier @aneelen paa Saafcrn, iom
sisr CIT Grtraiesiion nsopenois.
@iQines bar 38 nnber O. WeS
Spersansen til Sebruar Maaneo tit
Montana erloelig en- aIporIia Snert
al 9interen, ibet man Sen Site So.
mar bapoe SO @raoer UNDER !3ero
IaapeI / Billings Tom i Sapre. Zen
lapeite &liloegrab iamtibia reaiItre.
ret / Selena bar SO.
Homtanas fsrite Sneblofabe iaar.
Gen S0te San. meIbtes fro 9etpis.
totpr, at MiIpaufee.9 anens Soa Do
for isrite Sang Senne @inter por
itaniet az Sne. Cog, Der ngpnte
~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Wtmneiota.
yin SfplcbNanina iuouics.

YIN SfplebN9nina inoOlcs. Zen
me fon;olibereoe Sfolc pes Suutlep
/ 6oriboult Gountp inboieocS TrcooS
al Observation-Disclosures Schult5. %pg.
uingcn foiicr omircnt $4,000.
Tano.cs bpS pan lin Epit. g.. 9uno,
@oNtnlono neb Tuupcitationcn /
@opmoll, IonbteS iorleoer Ioraen
oeo poa lin Toit ocritcoS. fpalt al
@as. 2nno fom til @omman fro
@Ienoipe, Iont.
Nnlobluosfpra inocbrrnot. Set
tore SipS paa i. s. @ricnbogcnS
gcho Stocf Sarm ilTr @raincrb ueb.
br9nbtc Not til 30te San. boorpeN
% rcaiitrcreoe aier % aaIoe al Sol.
Itcinraccn omfom. Sabct belsb iig
iii opcr $4,000.
Wpmpartiian Wpoc ailnit. Ct
NortbTclb beitcmt Isoe Al Tonpar,
titan 9eaaue blcp iioile SorSbaa al,
Init eiter at @riig al Oct aIlereoe 10,
Ieiebe 2ofale bleo negtet % @praa'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

iom Sslee al arisen os benoes fruat.
sommelige Silitanb bapbe aiort ben.
De iinosforpirret. Saapel ben6es
Sor9lore iom benoes Wano Dor /
Stour Sans.
8obe Mpbeber fra Tranfrig. Mrs.
@laops @arp, Ser mioIertibig bar fit
Siem Dos Wooer % grsore / Winer
Gountp, mebens benbes Mano, Ma.
ior Sranflin @arp, fi9inpar mes ct
tanabiif &egiment / Sranfris, bar
netop ira oenne IN ,btolet ltnoerrct.
ming ON, at ban er bIeoen ttIbelt
Tictoriaforiet for nbpiit Sapperbeb.
Wfaior Sarp bperpeoe Jig / @ictoria,
9. G., 1915.
Sper inben Sremilssrrmien ram.
mes. Sfslae Srore fra oen natio.
mole Observation-Disclosures er De e..
9afotas 9per, Der Iigser inoen ire
YFtl ira acknowledgements, neot til
at llffe fine Sorretninser paa be
"parmlsie" Wanoage. Set er ii
9per, Der iaalebes rammes, nemIig
@bite &ocf, g%isitone, @arp, Clifton,
@aro, Sberman, @arretion, @oog,
@anep Springs oe @encIare. SEM
al oisie @per er / Winnc6aba 60.
"ltlpelps" lrfpeiagt. 8eb gurfe /
&oiebuo-T iitriftet ioronItaItebes for.
leoen en- nIpeiagt til Snbt9gt for oct
Hebe 8ors, o. omenoIfisnt Sagten
blep fnloitGnoie "llIpeIes", ioet man
life iaa, longt minbre ifisb, nosei1
lllp, iaa i%nbbragte ben inoirefte oper
$40. 9a ul~peifptterne tombGnote
og meo TONNE Waper fom tilbase fra
Sagten, beillttebe be at ipiie til Sno-
tGgt for oct Hebe &ors, % bette
gioroe De Iaa grunbig, at opennrpnte
Sum blen llbbpttet.
Sfnbt % brrbt af Sume 8narb.
st beflageligt ltlpffestilfploe inc.
traf Den 29oe San. / WitcbeQ, ioet
Oonalo McGbcrIon UNDER Gaettiene.
Ite Iom Some @liaro ifisb % siebIif.
felie orGbte aennetb @eit, Stuoent
peo @eslepon ltniperiitp. @eit % to
&ammerater bapoe ira ct Wagbolb
begpnbt at fate meb Sne paa Mc
Fberlon, % ga oenne troeoe, of oct
bar &epere, Tom for Ilpor oar efter
bam, fpreoe ban nteb opennppnte
Nciultat. San blep al en- 2igipns.
jilrp fritascn for al Sfplb. aennetb
@eit bar ira Hreibo.
Gn baarSt prppet Wanb. @iaiam
:. &empfer, ben nj, nofsaa aIminbe-
Zig befienote Sefrctpr for Soutb
Gafota gioelins al "geoples Gorn,
Gil for Democracy ano Germs Of
Seuce", begpnoer at bIipe en- meaet
baarot prspet @anb. San bar / Oct
belle taget life baniet paa Moicr, iiben
ban ppertog opennrpntc SefretPr.
Itiuing, men bans Sorfsl9ere blep
bam noget for n9rgaaenoe, oa ban
UNDER Neutrality-suspicious. / Wit-
cbea iorleoen meo GoIo % Wagt blep
fert no al 9pen % lom en- ipg SEAT
bipct no etiteos noe paa Yrprien.
Senere blep ban | ct anonpntt 9rep
trlet meo Ell meget brat 0eb, ON ban
life bolot fig / Sfinoet. oe enoelig MI
~forleoen Scat blep bans @anfbpanina
/ Earfiton malet gull. SeIe 9pgnin.
gen, fra De forgpIbte @oeitaper oppe
/ Wpnet % belt til 0sritoffen, bar
ifl9bt en- ifinnenbe auI Sarpe, oa
Wr. &empfer ON Morsenen iom
Sanfens 8asierer ifulbe aabne Sor.
retningen. San % bans 9etiente
itrGuebe belle Taeen nteo at anioe
Walinsen al for Den tsrrcoes, men
set lpffebes fun iaa maaoeIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Mar Kleen Standser

Der er en- sikker, paalidelig B~ehandling.
som lindrer kloende Tortur og Hudirrita-
toner hasten eieblikkelig o. dereiter lin
drer OK styrker Huden.
Forlang hos hv~ilkensomhelst Apotheker
en- IS Cents eller S1.00 Flaske Zerno or an
yend Diet som anvist. Smart vil De fnde
I'D, at Irritationer, Fregner, Eczema, Fin.
ner, Ringorm, "Blackheads" og lignende
Hudbesvarligheder vii forsvinde.
En- lille Zemo, dette acknowledgements,
tilfredsstillende fydende Middel err alt,
hvad DE behdver, da Diet fordriver de
Heste Hududslet og gjer Huden blod.
Gtxyk og sund.
Gle Z w. Rose Co. Cleveland. O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Sno 9afota.
Snif @laSmanS IDslaot.

S~orncnlon, oen MpisuSeiner ira
Siour Sails, Ser iorleben arreitereoes
/ s~lbcrSecn, mistGnft for at beforore
SnifIaubs Snteresier, blep ben lite
sSebr. Isslaot mob at itiae aal,tiom
for $4,000.
Gar b.lit iimSsforpirret. Mrs.
Ses;e sinoerlon. Ser iagoes at pTre
tpif Spion, ifiso Jig iibite Sorsoas
paa ct Sotel / @riituI, ansipelis for
at unSeaa at bIipe ltilet for &etten.
s(utoriteterre tror bog, at sensltelter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

Soriiettes poa iibfte Sibe.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
Women and Advertising

TIL Women's Advertising Club of
Los Angeles has issued little book
let setting forth the results ola ques-
tionnaire conducted by the club to
determine the attitude of women gen
orally toward advertising in its va
Gus forms of appeal.
1t is shown that newspaper adver-
Using leads all other forms in its in
terest for women by a substantial
margin. Eighty three per cent of
the women interrogated read news
paper advertising regularly; s per
cent read it occasionally or seldom;
8 per cent are noncommittal and 6
per cent do not read it at all.
Some curious facts are shown in
this investigation. Seventy-fve per
cent of the women interrogated read
street car advertisements, but only
per cent say that street car adver-
tisements influence them more than
other forms of advertising-while 36
per cent state that newspaper adver-
Using interests them most. Fifty
four per cent read billboard adver-
.tisements, while about per cent
confess that these ads appeal to them
more strongly than other advertis-
ing.
So the story runs as to all lines of
advertising specified. Magazine hd-
vertising is read by 27 per cent of the
women listed, but is preferred to
other forms of advertising by about
% per cent. Seventy-three per cent
express confidence in advertising gen.
orally, while IS per cent find that
sometimes merchandise is not as rep
resented in ads.
Only 35 per cent express confidence
in comparative prices in advertise
ments, while so per cent prefer mere
statements Of facts and prices.
The fact which stands out in this
| investigation, the editor and publisher
comments, is that but six out of every
hundred women admit that they do
not read newspaper advertising at
all. 1t may be safe to assume that
this small proportion of women do
not read the news either, with any
regularity-that they are, in effect,
out of touch with the world in which
they live. They constitute almost a
negligible factor in the plans Of an
advertiser to "reach all of the peo-
pie"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
Local Officials Appointed
For United War Work
Campaign In This
District
Will Have Jurisdiction In Zone
Composed OF St. Mary, Ter
rebOnne. Lafourche And
Assumption Parishes

The United War Work Cam
paign one-Week drive in this dis
trict will be conducted by c. D.
kemper Of Franklin and Hiram
Evans Of HOuma as chairman
and director, respectively. These
appointments were announced
from state headquarters in New
Orleans today, and already the
! leaders are in the field and or
/ ganizing to reach every person
in the district, which is compos-
ed Of st. Mary. Terrebonne. La
fourche and Assumption par
ishes.
Parish chairmen, and sub
chairmen are to be announced in
a few days. Mrs. A. F. Storm
is chairman Of the woman's d.
vision. and r. E. Brumby of the
boys division. Chairman for
the girls; student, industrial and
colored divisions are to be
named
The drive will be held Novem-
Der II to IS, to secure funds
for the Y. NJ. C. A., National
1 Catholic War Council. K. of c.;
Jewish Welfare Board. Salvation
Army, Y. w. c. A, Library AS
ISOLATION. and War Camp Com
munitv Service to minister to
soldiers and sailors next year.
/ DR.. John r. Mott. head of the
campaign organization, SAYS
/ fiftv per cent. oversubscription
/ of the 10 millions budget is
necessary if the organizations
are not to be compelled to con-
duct another campaign in the
spring. Even if peace is de-
clared. DR.. Mott says, the de-
mands on the organizations viii
not be reduced. Several years
must elapse between the signing
of peace, and rehabilitation of
troops. During that time the
men must be cared for. In fact,
they will need greater attention
than now, say the leaders in sol
der and sailor welfare work.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23

When the chest feels on fire and the
throat burns, you have indigestion, and
you need HERBINE to get rid of the
disagreeable feeling. It drives out bad
ly digested food, strengthens the stom-
all and purifes the bowels. Sold by
Belanger Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
NOTICE

Y 1 .aanal meeting of stockholders Of
- Of Morgan City will be held at
4. Of the bank on Tesaay. Nov.
ior the purpose of electing of
= the ensuing year.
Ia ?. WINCHESTER, Cashier.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06

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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06

Fred Brannon left on Tuesday for
Camp Lewis, having been drafted by
the local board. He was one of a
squad of 81 who lett Cofax on that
day from Whitman county. He win
be greatly missed in this neighbour
mood among the young folks. He
Will be very greatly missed by his
parents, MIR and Mrs. Sherman Bran
non, as he has spent all his life help
ing with the farm work at home.
where he has been most needed. A
host of friends wish him well.
Miss Clara Rice of Lapwai. Idaho.
Is a guest at the home of her cousin.
Mrs. Chester Brannon.
Guests at the Sherman Brannon
home on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Brannon. Mr. and Mrs. Har.
old Brannon and children. Grand
mother Brannon, Miss Clara Rice of
Lapwai, Idaho, Little Miss Harriet
Hodges, Oscar Rice T. c. Martin and
VIM Chambers.
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John c. Gelbach ct ux., Della NJ.
TO Frank Willoughby, part lots J. 20
blk s, and tract in Johnson. ST.
w. J, Boatright to Frank Will
loughby' tract in Johnson, 81.
w. j. Boatright to Frank vii.
loughby, lot Il, blk s, johnson. s85.
John N. Swanson ct ux., Martha
E., to S. NJ. Watson, tract in Hol.
brooks add, Garfield, 81.
Joseph F. Hagaman ct ux., Mamie
C., to George W. Case, Jr.. tract in
2S-lS-41, $40.
Releases
Advance Thresher Co. to j A
Meyers ct al, three real mtges.
Geo. Ii. Schlegel to Frank Early.
chattel mtge.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Ida b. Clendenin to Henry Meany.
machinery and implements, $500.
Liens
Standard Lumber VS.. G. Ii. Lam
bert, part nwq l0-15-41, $3O1.lO.
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AUGUST 80, 1918

AUGUST 80, 1918
Deeds
Amos NJ. Burlingame to Clara
Catherine Burlingame, tract in IL
16-43, 81.
II, S. Mcclure, sheriff, to Spokane
4 Eastern Trust Co., receiver for
Northwestern Investment Co., and
Inland Savings & Loan ASS N, part
lot Al, Boone's add, Colfax, $142.43.
Sheriff's Certificate Sale
II. S. Mcclure, sheriff, to State of
Washington, lots /, 2, 3, 4, blk 8,
west of c street, and lots 5, 6, Z, 8,
blk 8, east of d street, all in Breed
ing's add, Palouse, $3.50.
Mortgages
7. L. Mcbride to J. l. Case Thresh-
ing Machine Co., machinery, 1868.
Release
National Bank of Oakesdale to r.
f. Shafer. chattel mtge, $500.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Automobile Clearing House to
Frank Philips, automobile, $3.50.
AUGUST 81, 1918
Patents
United States to Joe Skeen, nwq
17-16-45.
Deeds
Frank U. Spaulding ct ux to Art
Ricketts,. lots 4, ), 6, lots to l6,
inc, blk 3, ROSTERS add. Pullman,
SIPS.
j. Ii. Stevenson to o. II. Steven
son, part 23-17-44, one-third crop.
Mortgages
Henry Scheer ct Tx. to the First
State Bank, Lacrosse, westerly half
of lots /, 2, blk 2, Shobes 3rd add,
Lacrosse, $135.
d. Lewis to F. L. Burnham, live
stock, machinery, two-thirds chop sh
of 3-19-42. $1512.
Irwin Banker ct ux. to Schmuck
Lodging House, furnishings. $500.
Conditional Bills of Sale
International Harvester Co to w.
w Telford, engine, $425; to Mar
shall Bros, engine, $425; to Peter
son Bros, engine, harvester, $3.50;
to Ike Tye, engine, $425.
Culbertson, Grote Rankin Co. to
w. G. Allen, house furnishings,
$139.50.
Articles of incorporation
Lacrosse Roller Mills.
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County Records
AUGUST 20, 1918
Mortgages

u.rrv Kattcrhagen ct ux. to
Farmers state Bank uniontOwn' sh
!, neo Ell of nwq, sh 26, swq of
"a Is, nh of swa' nwq 50, nh of
24.12-45, $4,000.
Release
Margaret McFadden, gdn., to Geo.
!, shirley ct ux., real mtge.
Conditional Bills of Sale
r s. Davis to Frank Dehn, auto,
$3.50.
International Harvester Co. to A.
4 and I. d. Kerns, engine, $475; to
: n Liefer, engine, harvester, 1925;
!, Iindley & Son, thresher, engine,
s.s5; to Lindley & Son, thresher,
harvester, $1047.
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WARNING

All operators of tractors or other
machines with irregular tread wheels
are hereby warned not to run said
machine over the paved streets ex-
cept upon permission from the street
commissioner.
c. NJ. HOOPER,
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