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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

HOUSE FOR SALE-EIGHr ROOMS.
all modern furnished or u~nfurntshed.
Best location garage. Snap for quick
sale. N. w. Phone ,11t6s S3A Belmont
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

FOR sALEAALL MODERN SMALL
furnlshed cottage hot water. Address
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

WANTEDNTwo GOOD WOLF DoGs:
must be guaranteed to catch and kill
sgJss5H. Melvin. Lambert, Mon
WANTED TO BuY-FRKsH,# EGGSa
Commons S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand. to balance above
'0'ai ssi.tan9. to ; 6inf.9.. 1aa;
Amount OF sinking fund in
Amount received into and trans
ferred to the sinking fund
during the year ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

Balance in sinking fund. June
JAS CALDWELL,
Treasurer Of Marvel School Dist No. 4s.
Approved this goth day Of July, 1918.
BY order Of the District School Board.
c. E COLOSKY,
ATTEST: 1 President
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

FOR RENTAL MODERN EIGHT
room house. Garage in cellar. Large
lot. O.. ]. Barnes Co.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

Household Goods Packed and Stored
Panovitz Furniture and Carpet Co.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

BUICK.
Dodge or Studebaker. Not, to have
n run over 1900 miles. Give. me your
best cash price, Al. Larson, Bisbee,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23

CLERKS statsuasat Of indebtedness Of
Total amount Of bonds OUT
I standing June 30, ~191S.-...$3.00o.0o
Total Indebtedness Of district
Approved this seth day Of juiy, 0 1sis.
By order Of the Dist. School Board.
MRS. G. II. STEWART,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-23
LIVE STOCK

SHEEP FOR SALBIA FINE LOT OF
registered Shropshire and Hampshire
rams and ewes for sale. Also Polled
Durham bulls and heifers. II. "A.
,Strutz, Thompson, N. d.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
RED CROSS Branch
FOR navy EMPLOYEES
Meeting at Polls Theater. March T.,
Will Organize Auxiliary.

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels, Aai.
Gen. George Barnett. commandant OF
the United States Marine Corps.
Surg. Gen. Braisted. Of the United
States navy: DR.. T. W. Richards and
Henry 7. Dawson. chairman OF the
Red Cross War Council. will be the
principal speakers at the mass meet
ing OF the Navy Department Ausdl-
iary OF the Red Cross in Polls The
ater Friday. March l. at AS ?. M
The purpose OF the meeting Is TO
organize the Navy Department for
war relief along lines similar TO those
OF the State Department and Interior
Department. auXi!iaries OF the Red
Cross.
All women employees OF the Navy
Department and wives and members
Of the families Of men connected with
the Navy Department and others in
terested in work for the navy, are
cordially invited 20 attend the mass
meeting on Friday.
The Navy Department Auxiliary OF
the Red Cross. has secured the use
OF the lower floor of l7l2 II street
northwest, as worBrooms.
Among the activities OF the Navy
Department Auxiliary will be the
making OF hospital garments. knitting
and other branches OF Red Cross
work
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

balinors. Nd. Feb. d.-BuTTEI-Cramery
.1sys PEI D. s2aSi do, choice, Dl5i; DO,
k.ood esD; DO. prints. 2A54: do, blocks, s2ass:
4ales laa2; Mayland and Peunylvania foIls'
9i OHIO rollA 1aS; West Virginia rolls.
s1ore-packed. SAE; Maryland Virginia.
~ fsnnylSsnia dairy prints, aalo; process
fGes-MspIand. Pennsylvania, ana nearby
u, nD on, per doz-, 81; Western hrsts H;
lirginia nrsts. 50; southern Arsts, 81.
FvfAfOES-Westsm Maryland and Peunsyi-
..-la choice round. per 100 Ihs-. 2lOaz5; DO,
nns. Le1zs; New York and Jersey, 2Ioa23;
Essen shore Maryland and virginia, McCor.
nlcD lIiazm; Southern MaryIsnd LT5aa %:
.1 Eeslon.. red. ISaI.7si do. medium, No. ..
L411 - DO. eullA. 5a75; sweets. York River,
No. 4 pr bel. As0ss0; DO, North Carolina'
fl145-D; DO. Eastern Shore Maryland and Dela,
u1r4 AuaAO; d.. an sectona No 2 a0a
-. jana an seeftonS 30oaSeo; suests, an
l.roons. No ]. per BASKET. L6aI5; do, No
GREEN FRUrrS-Apples, Balduin.L sr,de
4t.Inch. pr hol. soas.sos do, Ben Dayis' ioos
80 Co. Ganos. l5oa5.o; do. Greeninas 90
6Nf Do, Gills. sEaGo0; KING, Ssoas.oo; do.,
farrdlss 8seefa, 67ak5o: Do Rome Beaufy
f-71s1s do. Blaek Tuigs, koossD: do.. WIne.
IIt Aoo&os DO. Ruaets, Lsoas %. DO staF.
pan NLnesaps. koos6oo: do, York Imperias.
11e<0; Do. Xork stdps. koas-sO; do.' spyz.
aFc<z and spits. kooasso: do. Tarlnsn srerts.
so1iDs do. No 2 an varieties, asOal.oo; DO.
I,1z <pples. fanJ TO extra fsncy. pr bon. liza
=, -. hose. a. 70 quality. par cwt, 2ua
80. dznoeriss, a. TO quality. ber bbl. l2ma
so, eupcfruil rorida. fancy. per box, 3ssa
IS d. tair to ehoics, 2sos3m; orangss.
F'p<'1.. osdinag srades. pr boz. Loa5.D; Do.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of
Ecod marketable goods only. Jobben' prizes are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for lesa
Fang goods command higher prices.
BGGS-Fancy. strictly fresh. per doL. t0sS
aTerass receipts q; Southern West Virginia, q
CHEEsE-Neu York State. fsctOry. Dew. -
BUTTER-nan Print 81; E.nn tub. g.
process. ~; store-pscked, 5.
LIVE PoULTRY-ROosters. per H.. =; tur
Keys. 5sss; chickens. 9asSs; keats. young, ssch
DRESSED PoULTRT-spinF chickens. PEI
H.. Las: turkeys. 5a4o; roosters. sGS0; eeese
Sses; ducks. z.
LIVE srUCK-sheep. p@ ID. 7; lsnbs
Spring. B; calTes. Is; medium. I4sIS; common,
l2sl3
PoRK-snsn. PEI H.. z: medium. .; heavy
sEEDs-Red clover. 2Sz1!p psr bushel
slsike clover. $50; crimson clover. I250al5W
timothy. L2JaI.so: red top. H.oAlS.Oo per 10
lbs bluesrAss, 3.Z5G5-So; orchard grss4. 3OOsS9
per b1SheL
GRAIN-wbest, milling. peT bus., sMsaa
new corn. PER bushel. lT5aLo: oats, white. 81
Sss. ' my w. l. ' NO
FRUITS-ArpIes. per bbl.. .Oss.D; per boz
l-2sASl0o; Florida, soaaST5; lemons. s-SnaG 50
. an, per box. 2oOaLO; gTHpefuit, aS0sLS
cr.te; F1oridA strawberries. t5s0 per quart
0REES GO0DS-PotGtoeS, No. !. s6Os2 .
per\loo Ibs. Fueet potatoes. E5eaLp per bbl.
No. . 30lalo; string beans. PER basket. 3.SoG
$50; peppeu. per crate. 3.SOaT.Oo; okrs. PC
crate, 29lSS0o; 1dishes, per 100. 5-5asOo: CO
cumbers. basket, 3.Soas.sO; eggplant. per cTste
35oss0o; cabbage. per 100 lhs.. Sooa25p: beefs
per bunch. 4ss; Isttoce. lsoG2Oo; squash Soo'
$50: onions per 100 lbs. 2za2-5O; SPINACH. pr
bbl.. 4.ooa6.0o; kale. per bbl. 20s3oo; turuiIs
peT box. L25ALo; psI bbl. 22A25O; canli8oWt :
per crate. LT5S2.oO; FLORIDA beta per cr1ts
2ocS275; tomatoes, Florida, I.5OaSpo.
HIDES-Horse hide, 50 each sreen Esite,
beef hides. per n, Is: calf sims looa3 81
Ismb skins l,9oa2.SO; WOOL. pr h.. e.: beesWaH
pcr lb =
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadaphis. Fsb. d.-BUTTER-The market
further declined cent. under freer offerings and
q Light demand We quote: Sofd-packed cream
ep, extra, %; higher scoring, good, 5oasl; ex,
tra nrSts. 81; hrsts, f7a4s; secrnds is: nearby
prints, 81; average extra, 5oa52; nrsts, sac
secOnds: isaf7; special brands Of prints jobbing
EGGsJThe mart-t ruled ,t..dy. Win demand
keep1ng TIE supple under cuutrol. The foil
lowing were the quotations: Free eases, near
%. B.8 Per standard case; current Receipts,
LA3 pf 7ses Western extra hrsts, B.5 per
csse; nrsts. 138 Per case; eandled eggs jobbins
ut s3s54 per Dozen.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Fresh-kiIled fowls. 4
70 box, miIk-fed, dry-picked, fancy selected, Der
N. Is; Ibs and over apiece, ~; ~ lbs.
apiecs. Sza4; lbs. apiece, Nasl; In barrels.
faney. dy-pieked. weighing Z lbs. and owe,
Spaece. y; u lhs. apiece, S1a33; smaller si1es,
Ha9 Old roostes. dry-picked, D. BroiIing
ehickens, weighing Hsa2 fbA apiece. Jersey,
fancy, fai2; Virginia. fancy, 8ass; other near.
oy, SaS; Western. Sa6. Roasting ehickens.
Western, In boxes, weighing 81 lbS and over
apiece. IS; Ihs. apiece. Ran; ~ bs apieoe
1aa; 2ka9 bA apiece, 2a3o. Western in bar
rels, weighing ~ lhs and over apiece, s. sjiaI
Ihs apiece. Hasz; Eka3 Ihs apiece, na3s.
capons, PER D.. weighing salo Ibs- apiece, 8a3a I;
smaller zzes Sa1. Turkeys. nearby! !dry-picked,
fancy. Der b.. 9aDs fair to good, szA1; West
en-. dry-picked, fancy. zas; fair to GOOD, S5a5s;
weighing lbs. and over, soas2; smaller size1.
AA2. Geese. nearby. par lb.. 2sa3; Western.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. soft-meated. "a
q; stacy young roosters. za2s; old roosters,
1laB. Ducks, Pekin, xAA; Indian runner
San. Gees, 8as5: Gnineas, pair. TaiO1;
pigeons. old pair. na's; young. pair. Is.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
LOCAL TRANSACTIONS
INVOLVE ONE SHARE
Very Light. Trading Evident on
Washington Exchange.

But one sale was completed on the
floor OF the local stock exchange IN
yesterdays session. A single share
of Mergenthaler Linotype. at 11s. sold
after call, formed the only transaction
of the day. Few important changes
were noted In bid and asked prices.
A branch of the Richmond regional
bank will be opened at Baltimore
March ], according TO announcements
made yesterday by the Federal Re
serve Board. The branch will serve
all Of the State Of Maryland.
Bankers and high government ON
cials are practically agreed IN the be-
lief that the Third Liberty Loan will
bear an interest rate Of at least liz
per cent.
Southern Railway Earnings.
Gross earnings Of the Southern Rail-
way Company for the third week Of
February were 4y3eolS, an increase
OF S3s7,f75 over the gross for the cor
responding week a year ago. -
From January 1 TO February y. botk
dates inclusive, the gross earnings OF
the road were Sl5.T12,slS, or sl.l4e, ,ssl
greater than for the corresponding Pc
riod in 1917.
American GraphOne Exchange.
More than 90 per cent OF the stock
OF the American Graphophone Com
pany has consented to the proposed
exchange Of stock.
A dividend on the common stock of
the company Of Ia is payable April /
TO shareholders OF record March Is
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
Fromthe Financial Ticker

Thereswas q general profit taking
movement throughout the list dur
ing the late trading yesterday Mot
OF the selling pressure came from
some OF the largest local operators
who had been trading on the hall
side in anticipation Of the 'bullish
Influence on general sentiment OF
the passage Of Congress this week
Of both the railroad and Industrial
finance BILLS
Shorts had been 80 axtensiveiy
covered during the rather sharp
bulges in many stocks throughout
the forenoon's trading, the market
reacted quite sharply during the
last half hours trading, as the prof
Il taking movement spread through
the Industrial list. IN the setback
most OF the early advances except
In some OF the industrial Epecisitles
and some Of the railroad list, were
cancelled with L. S. Steel selling
off at one time TO nearly point
under yesterdays closing.
Sentiment continues buffish
among the most active traders. hut
IL is hard to say how long 81 VIII
last with nothing now 70 indicaaa
a prospect for early peace negoth-
tions. -
In the trading OF the last tueS
days shorts in L. s. Steel have COW
cred freely to escape paying thu
dividend. while there has been con-
siderable new. speculative buying
on the theory that the price w1n
look cheap with the dividend or
and the plants now running a.
nearly eighty per cent Of capacity.
A New York stock letter from
Josephthal received yesterday ssyss
United Sigar Stores has felt the
influence OF heavy selling as the
result OF its recent Disappointing
earning statement and has stfuu-
lated sympathetic weakness IN
other tobacco issues in a NARROW
market. The rails are beginning
to show signs OF life and today's
advancing trend in this list may be
taken as a forecast OF probabis
future action on the passage OF IRE
railroad bill. We continue to feed
that the underpinning- of the MARI
ket is on a very sound foundation
and that commitments on the con-
structive side are advisable. Rails
and coppers are in favorable condi-..
tion at the moment"
Weakness in StGdebaker H. due
to scattered liquidation induced
principally by unofficial estimates
Of 1917 earnings. which show be-
tween IS and 50 a share. applicable
to the stock. according to New
York dispatches.
Considerable short Steel was COW
cred yesterday TO avoid paying the
dividend. II sells eX 4I-2 per cent
on the opening OF the market Fri
day. With sentiment running 50
bUllish at present among most trad
ers in anticipation Of the passage
OF both the railroad and Industrial
finance bills this week. there Is a
good deal OF talk about the pros-
pect Of the dividend coming off the
price being recovered.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
IS SHOWN
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
High Prices Cause Offerings in Ex-
cess of Demand.

New York, Feb. H.-Stocks were re-
dictionary today chiefly, apparently
because professional traders believed
the rise OF yesterday was too rapid.
The opening was buoyant with sew
eral new high records made. Selling
began at once on a large scale and
was continued up to the close. Mexi-
can Petroleum and American Car and
Foundry were conspicuous for their
strength throughout the session. Bald
win. which was the feature yesterday
and which led in the earlier trading,
disappointed its followers Studebak-
er was the feature Of the late trading,
breaking more than three points.
The governors of the stock ex-
change have evidently decided to stop
sthe wild rumors which have been cur
rent the last few days. They an
nounce that in the future circulation
Of such rumors would be considered
reason for disciplining members II
traced to them.
Continental Can sold as high as "a
today which Is equivalent to par for
the old stock and Il was put on q s
per cent dividend basis.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

The United States Department Of Agriculture
Bureau Of Markets. reports conditions today in
the Washington meat trade markets as follows:
BEEF-Fresh, receipts heavy, market steady,
demand slow; steers. receipts libIsl, market
finn. demand light; COWS. receipts heavy, mat
ket steady at yesterdays close, demand pocr
bulls. none on the market
VEALr-Supply heavy, market fairly steady,
demand inst fair.
P0RK-Reccipts moderate. cars continue to
arrive in of-condition, market unchanged de-
mand fair.
LAMB-Receipts light. market strong. demand
fair.
Chicago. Feb H-HOGs-Receapts 500
head: weak. Bulk l695Gl7.25: light l6.7oal7 %
mixed. ls.66arZ: heavy, B5A1T.2O; rough
B.5Gl6e5; pigs. l2.soal60U Market steady.
CATTLE-Receipts. 7.1o0 head strong Native
steers, Se5aH.l5; stockeFs and feeders. 765al0 y
COWS and heifgrs. 67sal2oo; calves. s75alL25.
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. H.-Beef cattle. first
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
Latest Financial Ns wh the Stock Market uoatons

norsda. Indian River pines. psr boa. kNsso
str.vbernes Florida refhssrator. pr AZ
S1aB
LIVE PoULrRy-oh hens fby order q ths
Food Administratiou, no more laying hens o.
pullets can Be received Or sold for food until
May !. 1918 We, therefore. emit quotations on
this chaactsr q poultyl. chickens. young
runsh, stargy, 1a0; do, winter. lhS and I'M
der, aoais; DO. old roostsrA. Per h, 2iaD
dncks, young Pskins, yH he. and over. per h.
slass: DO, puddle. 0.a; do. Muscovy. 2aSS
DO. smaller, 0a0; geese. nearby fat, per H..
ssass; DO, Western and Southern. fat. 2ASs
do Kent ,sRe' 1. ,,sz. 49, 90; 1:uns n Ssas n.r NJ
EaS: DO. old gobbler. s5aSs; do. old toms
na1; do, poor and crooked breast. aa3
pigeons, young. par pair. .: do. old. per pair,
B: guinea fowl young. II IhsI and over. eacn
aai0t Do. old, each, toA50
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Feb. E.-Reports q large sales
Of the spot article frum the local stock at the
highest basis on rocurd strengthened the cot
ton market today after it had saeged following
a high start.
renewal Of trade and Liverpool buying again
sent prizes higher today. The opening nngc
vas to II points above last uignts clOse.
Later the market displayed furtheT heaVinc-s
and sold to II points under yesterdays finals
attended By considerable liquidation by recent
buyers
Offerings tapered OF sharply toward midday
and the market filmed up on covering Reaction
ary sentiment did not seem sufficiently couhdent
TO bring pressure of short cotton ag1inst the
market when the volume Il realizing subsided
and the rally OF 5 points from the lowest was
encouraged By the bullish character d the spot
news
Contracts were in good demand throughout
the last hour Renewed ttalizing caused .
fresh setback near the Close and the market
was finally steady at q net Eain Of Is points
to q decline of points
Receipt at the ports for the day were 1859 4;
exports. lT,S6.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
Canned Goods Ordered Held.

The United States Food Adminis-
tration yesterday notified all can
ners OF corn, peas tomatoes. string
beans and salmon to hold stocks
they have on hand for war purposes
until properly advised. Reports must
be made Immediately Of the stock
on hand. Quantities not wanted viii
be Released within a few days.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28

quality. per 10. iiaiz; Do. medium. per NJ,
e sas .se se saa .g. =. 70 aIa ~ % o.,S NJ = AZ /.
quality pr ID. eale: mich cows. choice "a
fancy, pr head. soopss.to; DO. common %
fair. pr head, saoo.sas; calves. veal. choi<.
By express. pr 10, Is; DO. By bost. per ID,
i4ssaib; Do. light ordinary, per n. Is; calFss.
sonsh and hsssy; pg hssd. nsaaAee; sheep,
lamb, choics, % 10 70 lhe. fst. per 10. ifisals
do. heavy bucks. pr ID. i5ais; do. rough and
poor. per 10, lsaii, live pigs, a. 20 size,
pr head. aoslso; sheats. ss to sizs. pr bead.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. sT.-BUTTER- -Unsettlod: -
Cripts. Il. 80 tuhs; cTsAmery igher than cNtrSs
Ssisaso; creanery extras. s. score, q; hrstS
S11zaGsiz: seCoEsds 4SssfS.
EiGS-Unsettled; receipts. ,lS.SJ5 case; fresh
Ezthtred extras EszS0; extra EntS. E'sA4s
firsts. 46aT; seconds. SSAi6; STATE, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western henneFy White. fine ~
fanc. 52aS5: State, Pennsylvania and nearby
henneIy hrUwns. Sos5l MIXED coIors, Esie.
CHEESE-lnegular: receipts. rs boxes: State
held specials 25'sG3SS4 do, average run. - .
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH =, PRITCHARn.

Chicago. Feb. Gin the absencs Of the
privilege TO grind wheat there are many mifens
who are grinding harley. In the absence OF
ample s1prlies Of that grain. prices continue to
advance. There were further gains Of to s
cents for barley at ChicaEo today, with the
range Of prices at s. to Sis.
Quietly but persistently the brokers acting for
the allies bought com freely again and prioes
were as much as 5 cents higher for the best
descriptions. while the lower grades were IN
changed TO \ cent higher in the pit.
There smaller oherings Of oats in the
BIT and consignment notices were light. Pre-
miums IN the sample market were easier.
May provisions closed ak and under more
or less selling pressure Dung the latter part Of
the session. Cash demand was repoEted slow.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 CO.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
THE TOWN CRIER.
The Nebraska women's washInE-

The Nebraska WOmen's Washing
ton Club will hold a social gather
ing in the parlors of the Y. W. e,
A., Fourteenth and G streets, north
west, Saturday afternoon, from 4:SO
to $50 o'clock. All ladies from Ne
braska are cordially invited to be
present
Capt. David Alfalfa, member of
the Serbian War Mission TO the
United States, will speak on The
Past and Future OF the Jew" be-
fore the members OF the Ahavas
Zion Society this evening, at
o'clock, at 1916 Ninth street north
west.
p. Morris WampIer, former As
sistant District Attorney, will adj
dress the Washington chapteT
American Institute OF BankiT
commercial law class on sey
phases Of the law Of cont
this evening at s o'clock.
A demonstration Of meg
tues will be given by NJ
De Nellotz and Miss Er
at the Dunbar High
afternoon at $3.50 o'e'
The womei's Fee
on Employment g
the Department
its regular mon
board room Of
ing, Friday
A meetinI
OF the b.
surance,/
noon q
toriur
mem
Re-
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb. a.-Money on cail openet
at 4 per cent high, 81 per cent; low. I per
cent: closed 4 per cent. Most Of the day .
loans were made at 81 per cent
Time money was scarce and demand was
modersts Six per cent was bid for an ma
turitieA - =. =
Mercantile paper was sold in modsrats volume.
Rates s&ae per cent for the btst names
The Washington herald., 1918-02-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd, Feb E.-Closins prices on
Baltimore grain market:
WHEAT-Bag lots Of Southern sold at az.
c0RN-Cob corn. s.eas.7s per barrel for MIN.
nearby yellow; choice white eob 80 per barrel
In car lots.
oATs-standard white. LOS; No. white.
RfE-No- western. erport, spot. rs; hag
i''s nearly nc. a 70 quality. Lszzlp
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-12-20

HoOven, Owen, Rentschler Co.
Second National Bank
Long & Allstatter
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Co.
RobinsOn-Schwenn Co.
Fred j. Meyers Mfg. Co.
Eagle WoOdenware Co.
Hamilton Lumber Co.
Hamilton Machine and Tool Co.
Shuler 4 BenninghOfen Co.
Andrews Asphalt Co.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-12-20

Carr Milling Co.
Herring HaIl-Marvin Safe Co.
Wolf & Co.
Strauss Clothing and Shoe Co.
Radcliffe Drug Co.
Beeler Drug Co.
Heyman-Fisher Co.
S. NJ. Goodman
The Estate Stove Co.
First National Bank
l.. p. ClawsOn
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-08-14
A Most Worthy Record

Atwood Fullington of Montreal the
first johnson boy to return to town after
being wounded in the present war, is
visiting his sister at the home of Mrs.
II .ttie Pearl. He enlisted in Alberta,
Canada in August 1915, sailed for Eng
land the follow ing November and was in
training at Whitley Camp Surrey until
May of 1917, when he went to France
with the 31st Battalion G. E. F.
In July of last year he was wounded
in the right hand while in the front line
of trenches before Lens. He was taken
back to Gamers near the coast of France
and had treatment for few Gays at a
hospital, which had shortly before been
taken over from the English by Chicago
Red Cross Unit. After six months in a
Canadian Red Cross Hospital near Lon
don, he was invalided to Canada and in
March received his discharge as being
unfit for furthur active service.
He speaks in unstinted praise of the
work of the Red Cross overseas and of
the help given to men in training and at
the front by the Y. NJ. G. A.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-08-14
North Wolcott

Flora Withers has gone to st. Johns
bury to work.
N. II. Reed has purchased a Ford
car of Dan Andrews.
Mrs B. r.. Woodmansee visited her
parents in Wolcott Thursday.
Albin Stoddard and wife spent the
weekend with her parents in Crafts
bury.
c. T. Morrill, has purchased the I j
Newton lot and expects to lumber II
right away.
B. r. Woodmansee carried Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler and Flora Withers to
Hardwick Saturday.
The Red Cross elected the following
officers; Pres, Mrs. Ed. Board man; vice.
pres, D. w. Childs Sec, Mrs. M. A.
Mills; Tres, A. Nj. Russ.
Curtis Farmer of Johnson has rented
the Ernest Andrus house and expects to
move here this week. Mr.. Farmer
will work for c. T. Morrill,.
Joe Morey stepped on stub Wednes'
day while working in thehay field, Drs
Rates and Slayton of .Morrisville atten'
ded him. The stub was Il IL inches
long and as large as lead pencil.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-08-14
South Randolph

Mrs. Marcilla Andres of Bradford is a
guest of her brother-in-law, l.. s. Small.
Mrs. Viola Campbell visited Mrs. r i.
A. Palmer in johnson the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Russ were called
to Chasm Falls, n. Y, Tuesday by the
serious illness of Mrs. Russ brother.
Alvah Summers and John Parks, who
have been guests of W. w. Russ, re-
turned to their homes in Worcester,
Mass, Friday.
About 40 friends and neighbors and
his Sunday School class of the Methodist
church gave Ralph Stancliff a reception
Friday evening. Games were played
and the Rev. Mr.. Best gave short pat
riotic talk. Refreshments of sandwiches
anc iced tea were served. Mr.. Stancliff
was presented with several gifts, among
them being a wrist watch from his Sun
School class and purse of money from
the neighbors.