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Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-12
SHPLEY SAYS he
NEARLY STARVED
LIVED SIX WEEKS ON MILK
LAID UP WHOLE YEAR
CAMS Il POUNDS ON TANLAC
NOW EATS ANYTHING.

F'When I finished taking my first
bottle Of Tsnlac ] couldn't see much
Improvement in my condition, but, if
I had given it Up at that time it
would have been the mistake Of my
life said John H. Shipley of 1903
Sanchez street, San Francisco.
1T has certainly paid me we'll,
ne continued, ''to stick to Tanlac, for
a few bottles have done me more real
good than everything else | have TAX
en- combined. and | have spent a
small fortune trying to get relief.
have suffered from stomach trouble
5or twenty-five years and had de-
sraired Of ever getting well until
Tanlac commenced to put me in
shape. l used to have my worst trou-
Die about three or four hours after
eating, when I would have a sickish
.eeling through nv stomach and
such fearful pains about my liver that
I could hardly stand it. One said
had eallstones and would never re-
cover without an operation. | then
had an A-ray examination. and was
told it was my liver that caused my
trouble and. so it went on, one say
ing one thing and one another, in
the meantime l was put on a diet of
cereals and toast. and from that to
Q milk diet. For six solid weeks be-
fore | bagan taking Tanlac l never
had 4 blJe Of any kind of food-just
drank milk-and was literally starv-
ing, bat the dieting did no good and
gradually got worse. | was also
troubled with constipation. There
have been months at time when |
was unable to work and one time
was laid up for a whole year.
so things rocked along until
friend of mine talked me into trying
Tanlac When / started on this med
icine / weighed only 115 pounds-had
dropped off from 1870 you can
imagine what a dreadful condition
was in. Well, my first bottle of Tan
lac never helped me any that l could
tell, but | couldn't afford TO condemn
q medicine SO many people said had
helped them, so | kept on taking it
and am certainly clad | did, for it
h2s really and truly made me feel
ike new man. | never felt any
great improvement until after | had
taken five or six bottles and then l
began gradually feeling better. So
I kept right on, taking five or six
more bottles and bv that time / was
1876 pounds-had gained q |
since then I have felt
perfectly sound and well. never
have an ache or pain nor a sign of
stomach trouble any more. / sleep
like a log every night and have more
energy and strength than l have had
IN years. This is certainly one hap
Dy New Year for me and is the first |
one in twenty-five when l could say
was free from suffering. | still !
take dose now and then and would |
bay every bottle in town if | knew |
no more was going to be made. | !
have just finished my dinner of sal
}d, meats, vegetables, pie and coffee,
and / can digest these things now
better than | could milk before /
took Tanlac. / would spend my last
dollar for Tanlac rather than be with
out it."
Tanlac is sold in Eel Centro by
rhos. Neville, successor to McColloch
Drug Co.; in Imperial by Imperial
Drug Co.; in Holtville by j. Bres-
loke, and in Brawley by ROLAND
Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-12

Do You want TO buy a home ready
70 move in? We offer you a choice
from five. Well located. Liberal
terms. Valley Lumber Co.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-12

Dr.. Hutchison, Valley Optometrist,
will be at the Denver Rooms every
Wednesday and at Brawley next Fri
day See him about your glasses
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-12

Advance showing of Old Hickory
porch and yard furniture at McCunes.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-12

FIGURING YOUR TAX:
If TAXABLE INCOME is under $4,000
TAXABLE INCOME K .0G = INCOME TAX.
If TAXABLE INCOME is $4,000,
Add to tax IL per cent Of amount over $4,000.
ra@eehS
If NET INCOME is over $4,000,
Add SURTAX OF per cent amount from $4,000 to
$4,000, and additional per the surax for
each $4,000 additional NET INCOME.
IF YOU'RE HEAD OF "A FAMILY and NET INCOME Is
$4,000, you must make a return.
If YOU'RE NOT HEAD OF A FAMILY and NET IICOMs
is over $1,000 you must make return.
This though exemptions may leave nothing on which
to pay a tax.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
fsy FRANK %. ToMsSl

y
There has cotne very decided change
la the affairs on the average stock
farm. The cost VI operatioa has moved
very much upward. just "a the cost os
living has made ltSeH felt ia the city,
Farm sfgrri has h-~n gradually taking
on higher valuation. Corn ard hay
ADD The vnrioas grains have morv
attractive value. Farm labor has been
costing steadily morr from year 10
year. The cost OF making pound ~
beef or quart of milk Is 40 longer
0n The plane whsrc Il used 70 h.,
True, beef has advanced Ia selling
value. yer this advance has Dat been
sufficient 10 warrant the cattle grower
on the farm to continue with the or
binary standards II be desired 10 make
u proft. This situation has led 10 "
more sea-ral study Of trade values and
comparative results than has ever hcen
known among ID. farmers before. And
~ II 10 that many q carload Of grade
cattle has gone to- market, They sutd
for more mnnry than they ever cum
manded before, but even this return
did not Justify Ia NEST cases the farm
~ continuing with bis grades when
purebre,is were available at eurrent
prfe~s fir many 'exse- frftvAr~tf~ isave
been purchased and placed on the farm
where formerly the grades had been
probably grown. The Initial cost was
greater per head than that of the
grades, but the decrease In numbers 10
BE- maintaIe~d Ia order To get The same
xro.s profits assured at once very
considerable saving In hlghlprlced
ferd The advantage of the ptrearej
Ia that It's quality when finished viii
command a higher price per pound al
the market. Not only this, but except
In comparatively rare Instances. they
attain more weigh, at u given asr, ~
that the producer has the advantage Of
a greater number " pounds aud Il
higher price for every pound
Advantage Of purehred Sire.
Anyone familiar with the h~.f mar
ketS has hong since recognized that the
purebred sire has had more to be With
making profits 80 the growers than
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Lives 200 Years!

For .mors ,hAa no ysArs, Hasriem Oh
the famous nAtpaa! remedy VI Holland,
has been recognised ~ an tnfAlhhls rcitsi
from oil tosma Of h.Ahsy and bladder dlS
sr,isrs lts very age Is proof that Il must
have unusual merit.
II you arc troubled With pans or aches
IN tAe Tack, feel tired IN the morning,
headaches. ind ssstson. insttnnia, painful
OF too frequent passage Of urine. irritation
or stone in the bladder. you viii almost
certainly ind relst ia GOLD MEDAL
Hsarlem o,l Cspsulea THIS Is the GOD
old remedy that has stood the test Tor
hnnirsss u years, prepared in the proper
Quant,ty and ecnvcnivnt torm 10 take
II 10 imported direct from Holland lab
eratot,ss. and yVu an set II al any
drug store IL IL Mtadard. olltius
Aome remedy and reeds no introduction.
Each capsule contains toe dose nt five
Arcpa and Is plvasan. and EASY TO take
They w,ll quickly relieve those sasned
POINTS. tina, haekache. rheumatism lam-
tAso, s,atIcs, gall stones, gravel. brick
duat, etc Your money promptly refund.
cd II they DO net relieve YOU Hut he SURF
70 at the genuine GOLD MEDAL brand
In boasa, three Astss ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
DON'T 0VERDO
OR OvER-EAT
But II You Do a Few Doses Of
Black Draught May Pfesent
Serious Trouble.

fo~stn. okla.--Mr. w. n. Dawson.
Of this place. says: Il have knSwn Of
Biaek Draught ever ssnee Gan 70.
member. and OF oil the liver medicines
Fever uwed. Eiacs' f,yaugft tn without
doubt the best. We would rot BIO with.
out II In the house.
used to take pills ard direrent
thngs. but after taking course Of
strong medicine I would be left In Q
tonstipaied coalition. and would need
then 10 use 4 laxative. Bat after !
began to take Black. Draeght | did not
haze any trouble Of this kind.
nle a big dose at night and fol-
lev q ,fsw nights with lighter doses.
and srn iikw " new man until fN~erto
or oyereat. and neglect to take care
Of Iayseit until the liver gets out Of fx.
when have TO 80 to Black Draught
again.
Black Draaght | have found Is ali
that IL n~r~ss&sy faa tbs hiaatsA fsel
Ing 10 the sFoiaach. sour stomach or
bad taste 10 the mouth so common In
spring In the ewatnpy country, be-
isve II more people took u. there
wouldn't be- 80 man" having shills
NJ do"
Try Thrdfor,is Back Draught. At
oil druggists ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
VALUE OF CLIPPING
OFTEN OVERLOOKED
Benefit to Horse and Also to
eNRer Who Saves Feed. W..
A. Least 70 Per cent in Cost Of Feed
ir1 Is Saved by Use OF Clippers
n Often a. There Is SUI.
Ncient Nair 10 Clip.
tty JAMES cui.faAS>

r. horse owners only knew the ~.
yan'agrs attached ~ the clipping ~
working horses. The manufacturers -
! clipping machines would 30 n much
worr thrtyng business. Fr,u all
points have ronSiAcrc1 The pros and
cnns az thr practice, aud | have
proved. NJ least to Try avn satisfac.
',au, that clipping Is IN AL around
benefit ~ ne' enly ths horse. but -
the own"y who MAY save considerably
Ia tho cnst NJ feeling
Any thinker win readily sc>ypt thr
statement that hair eats Thrre,@rr
thr heavier hevSr coat the great,
rr pererntac, '. What BE- eats Is d.
vour,s' ny his hAlr Pin humans h sas
hy-'u rrrvrd similar crndiron %.
tains A Iittie s'r' with a heavy head
" hair otten IL weak ena her parruts
are pursle,' ~ Account fpr her lsss AZ
robust health Let the chItiS hair
be cut vi and abe rapidly improves
Ia eanai,'en and rvss.ns mventtr VI
yadty,
rr working horse heavy eost
Is lust the opposite ~ necessIiy
for IL alesas that tho hair has 10 ne
fsSi, Nothing assists ~ materially
In the fattcrlnx ~ I~>ssr horse IS
Clipping hts c'nat and keeping !, short,
Ar Jsa<f NJ n.s~ cen, 10 saved In the rSsst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
CALIFORNIA SYRUP or FfoS"
CAN'T hARM catI DREN AND
They LOVE tT.

Mother Your child fxnt naturally
cross and p~s~t&A, s@e III. soaxps Ia
coated, this 10 q sure sign the little
stomach. livs} and bowels need q
cleansing at ence.
When listiess, pale. feverish. fall OF
cold. breath bad. threat sore, doesnt
cat. sleep or act naturally. has stons-
sca,meAs, diarfARa, seaseaRhss. . ssn-
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the hrs. treatment gi,en.
Nothing equals California Syrup Of
Figs" for chiiiren's tits: give . tea.
spoonful. aad In q few hours oil the
foul waste. sour bile and ferfneatins
food which In ciogxvd In the bowels
passes cut Of the system. and you
have = well snd playful child agaia.
All children love this harmless. deli
cioas fruit laxative" and II never
fails to effect . good inside" cleans
Ing. Directions for babies. chiidrea
Of all ages and Trown-aps are plainly
90 the bottle.
Keep II handy In yoar honse. A little
sssv0 tcsfsy asves s.sssS ehaid toner
row. but set the sraaIne. AK yoar
druggist for . bottle Of California
Syrup II rigs." then s~s that Il 10
made BY the California Zig syrup
Company.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

any single factor. The buyers on the
markets are always 90 thesseokous for
quality. and when you rosnh.ns quality
and weight the margins OF pr"fit are
certain To be more nearly satisfactory.
but a. parsnersi rattle have become
nsssr~. ESlaeEsyis thHs are npar~ tF~.
gn~ntly In comparison With grades and
inferior standa rts AT the markets. aud
the paEebrei invariably has the sd.
vantage, or la such cases where hr
fails IL IL due to sotge other cause.
There have been many arguments
offered 10 encourage farmers TO gruw
par~hred cattle. but thr~" arguments
have not been necessary since the cost
u maintsnancs has reached Its present
level, NOR With the gHmerous object
lessons with which they have become
familiar
In EaglaRd, where i've stces ins.
proyrmen, has h~en carried OF rDare
successfully and fer longer period
than Ia any country, the grra, IEa io,ity
of the cattle stocks are pur-bved, or
practically 50 The shortharn greatly
outnninhess other breeds This is due
Ia its responsiveness. "a fasm condl,
,ions and lts dual purpose character.
un every farm where beet making il
sesstesets~a a~sss~aasssIss, 2saasatE. pspe
tinrtian Of milk is essential and this
the shos,horn provides along With Its
beef yields.
II will be 4 long time in this eoan-
try before we reach anywhere near \
10 per cent proportion Of parehred cat.
tie NJ all breeds. hut there 10 abundant
evidence that we ARE steadily and GER
tainly moving 10 that direction. The
time with come when We will have
passed the 10 per cent mark and will
approach rs per csn, total. but tina,
Will be long while In the future. The
available supply Of purshr~d cattle for
breeding e'srpos~s IL insufficient 10 per
nit " attaining these percentages In
the near future. Certain II ". how
ever. tina, once the farmer has given
purehrei cattle rrBsonahi~ trial
he viii not he satisfied 20 pnt IN his
tim. with less RESPONSIVE and less
profitable standards
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
AFTER INFLUENZA
WINTER Coz DS-
BAD BLOOD

Yen are pale. thin vcAk--wi,h h,ie
vitality. Your hver 10 sluggish and the
bad hlcN,d causes your stomach mu~ss
~ lose their elasticity and become FAB
hy and weak-,hen indigestion.
nSStor fierce's Golden Medical Dr.
eccry, made from Wild roots asd harks
Snd free trcsi aeohcl or narectss j.
the grea, And eoweriul h.ocd purifier OF
to-day lcsred,csts printed On wrapper
Tbs ,roE, IS liquid or tasses form i,
Ius' MA, Ncu 1eri % give you v,ni.
vtsa- agj vitality
Take i; A. directed ,ci Il VII sesnca
or NNFuFc AM Ns>caus E,a,vr
hr1uFhe;st tx s,s,tn Aat c, innate ii
hrvaGh Ne natural channels
ioa san grNare TIA, package By
send,as 70 rcas - nr. ptrvcs .rvah4S
.ic.ci Raa.'a. y. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has been used for all ailments that
are caused BY q dlsorsiered stomach
and Inactive liver, such nv alex bead
ache, constipation, sour stomach,
nervous indigestion. fermentation OF
food. ralpitatian og the heart caused by
gases Ia the stomach August Flower
II gentle iwru'ise. regulates digestion
both In stomach and intestines. cleans
and swcetens the stomach and aliincn'
tary canal, stimulates tie liver TO S.
crete the bile and Impurities from the
MotAt Sold Ia MI civilized counties.
Give II d trsai.~~ Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Albert reanyreyM Jones, tell me this
minnts where ,eH are Gni,a. demand
si the bead II the house
why er- my aTHt." Explained Al.
bert meeAly. Il aas~~ef Sulng i"
lodge"
"A likely STORY inie~i You were 90
lng IL Ia morning. II fnr snsi" '.*
Yes, sss about 60 say that @ns
going 10 i"dgs---ei'~--n comIiaini with
your hrpsSmak~r that she wan making
your clothes ,oo cheap ios,kinE"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
HOME. GROWN FRUIT

Prepared by the United States I've.
parfmeat VI Agriculture
Home grown trui, Ia deslra
hle=
fsts.suSe IT. .fsMrmvx the family
fresh and In best condition
Because the family has fruit
~ Viii h II would often he de.
rriv"d II II hai 10 he purchased
Because. II the proI@r vsrse-
ties he selected continuous
supply Of fru', " superior quail
;ty faav be- scs nred. regardless
" market prices,
hscHuse any Surplus usually
can he solid without difficulty. ar
otherwise conserved fpr use
when fresh fruit is not avaiiA
bic.
Rerause the care ~ the home
fruit garden provides for spare
sin't consrrial and profitable oc-
cUl,aitun which Is In reality rr~.
geatt..s. f'as these. vl.a sriny sce, ,
iug things grow.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Two very pretty -sris mei On the
street and Kissed zach ether rap,ur,
ansiy. Two Young men watched the
meeting. There's another of those
things that are Nd unfair" said enc
what Is THAR asked his friend.
lie pointed 10 the sc.He Women
Icing meas work. Ladies Home
Journal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

ENa a- ha-i irs>s> ui,l sysENs.4sts =
t-.,,'~. g' >tsNie rsaaats .h-S wta'er
g. h, been agpSe~! fr Ssxv-'
N7 - : n. --Fgi IS fsr vi
~ s- .St s=-saArs CesS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"


Il see IN s@as hahd dark obstacles
10 saur happiness
'uh, anew. They ere the loads .f
coal am moi going ~ in this wtSivs.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
The cutieurs Tsiist Trio

Having cleared your #klu keep II CLEAR
NY Making ftunrura yepr everyday
toilet preparations, Tire soap 20 cleanse
and purify. the Ointment 10 sooihs and
heai. the Talcum to pow Der and Yer.
fuufe, No toilet table IN eosnpl~ts
without them. &c every NhsTs. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
No Rad Aad AIs Medicine,

Ma There's u good iltir boy, Take
your medicine like father does.
Jimmie-~Aw shucks When father
takes his he always says that word you
A.Aasa is.a ,A.s, sas xaSIar.... .,.-.o ...so
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

One AZ the Enosi satisfying nsss's
In iIfe IL tho ability and ta4weY 10 tell
earplng critic just when and where
he cnn get on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

WNfa9t NsFtTfNFf v Aef ~ y tNlst q y
cSrs.~sS 1rssE'l~'sivNt ~ So Nactsss sskS~ As,
Mr. ssS u tAs $4,000 scstk ed s. -. - 4esss-s
-~-s ssSss 49, - sssl -s,s sag ~ sss<.sss
49, a~S Il tss s&f sss 50 ahaa1R psAa'
H.. ss4s- 14Aax % ..4ss4 ps4 80
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Nothing worries chronic kIeket
HE. the refusal o, things tn go wrong
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
The Wise Chief.

Reporter what stnrtc' the alnsr.
nvtdef r 4tr4r, ~ fta u w}Haf"s,s-.
"SponlaHrUas Insurance"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

The rid gaa ,hsnAs ne might run
and dive from the srr'bg hoard, buf
he doesn't Try II.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Trust Me! Try Dodsons Liver Tone!
Caona Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guaranteed Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sekan-
ing calonaeL Don't Lose days work.

aesyaTr and atsssks sear seasA Txks
. txsse ut nasty c3Ae@sa fsAsy sEA you
WIN freed week. sisk ard EAnseatsa tes
nexrew. Deaf lNse 4 a4yN WORT.
Take u RsseAasiss No rsgtssx1 Ivsr
TeNN tssseAd and Fea Will wAks w
feAlsas great No rnare hsalssxssseA
eonssisstaea, ssnTgtshaesA kaaa&cAA
csmtsa teaxee or scar stesnarh r0wr
draxgsss says n ysa aenf Ana rsed-
sans Liver Taas sess better tAAn her
ribie cRlesaes sous nacnex IN wsttaaG
fur yea.-~Adv.
German GaA
"Tvsl ms ah9as masssra kKA what
SORT ii sassf 10 itT~ well. ssx Nas
ssatti, q relish"
m W~ems " TNpsw@Fm y~xvaxs n sw~t
x$SEEzA II w A@ssSss se& taS~ Aas y~1, tsApA
Tie resa vssmsf~sN ~, fs~syss ~psA4 MAJ
oNs ess~ ae~s the vsfk AN
aa~se~~~s-vsasase-ssses-Sps~a@rs~s
In Ro&f~n u rubber tacseey u called
IA taoaisitise .iaas-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

No Wofua w . Hsakhy hid
Az ehidrre srpae q, ~Ns hste 80 rr
AeeltAv estsr ~hteA lnaisats~s r.ssr htu@1 sra
role thsr~ ~ Nar~ ~ lra- strnssh asste,hAen~
oRuv ~ rAsraL nSs shtt TONI, si.ee ~. alat,
fus t~e OF three ~rsts ST., ssurh - h',sA itu
ps,re ne bis~attHu ssA Ass A. t%nstsl =sr@rsth
a., M fuate ta ths - hN}s sYst@m >atats ~ thps
thwas 80 ~ itA gee thw ~WrtDs ART ths ,hta I'LL ~
ka vasf~es aeata FlaaAsns \" taAs &S PEI .suis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

wAsa Nsssv IL T~~.ks,s
en0vns hAhf hp~ ~ NHnictNH go c~-r~S.
~ aaamaeh ana Neve tnsrbl-~ Fsrfss4y Asrw.
~ - al rsxstSks The hstta~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

nSfen The apology N wa~ye ,hau the
effensr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Thcfs's no ssassa wAy persaa
sAe1sd take steksssaS. salivatsaS eale-
nses wAea , few senss hays large
hetfie u DAasAas Liver Tuae---a per
SsSt sstsAssssats fax salsInsli. ','''
Ii Is pleasant. vegetable hanaa
which will start soaf liver just ~
sarssy - calcsnea. kas II .s1~sas aake
yea sick ana can nes xalirata.
Cniltwa aud Erswa faiks can take
nodsoas Liver Tons. because q 10
psrse~tiy harmae~k
Csionei IL d dsHgsscus aras. N is
parsseAisrs.
II hear that soung Sfsndst is mo-
ting ander.v
VERY mash ~. He IL either unaeF
his aSsasasliie az aaahss q slsaa.~ !,
e,pA eeys~-N~-nrn~s---e-r
k~sN ss#s H.e srssvsA gvss vr.sas sts.ks IL
ksss Assitst wNaltAs ssad siss. lie
----s---+~--~<a.-~-~~~-~--~-s~s
Sotne pesIAe nslstrke nnses4ssy fes
fame.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

when The CATS away The neighbors
get insomnia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Scrne peep'e Haistnse sosesassy fes
fame.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

In Rc~t~n y rubber sacseey u called
10 lAoaisatise .iaaf.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-17
ROADS WHICH WILL BE
IMPROVED NEXT YEAR

AS stated last week the county au-
thorities We're agreeably surprised to
learn that they would have available
for road work next year sum of ap-
,roximately $4,000 in addition to the
30 900 which they had counted on, or
hA round numbers $4,000 from the
hate. The county will match this
AMOUNT with an equal sum.
This week it was decided that this
100000 will be spent on improving
the Medina -Norwalk road from Litch-
field to the county line, a distance of
about one and one-half miles; and on
the Weymouth-Hinckley road, which
runs along the edge of Granger town.
ship, distance of about two and one
half miles. The surveys on the former
piece have already been made and
this week the county commissioners
made requisition on the state de-
partment asking that it be done on
the latter strip. Ill.,
Commissioners also asked the state
department that they cooperate in
making a survey of the road between
Creston and Seville and from Seville
north. While the first two named
roads are expected to take nearly
all of the money, local authorities
state that they have hopes of obtain
ing some federal money to help out
on the Seville stretch.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-17

parents ask for the maximum OF
efficiency, and at a recent election
they voted the school officials more
money with which to make certain it
would be forthcoming, and now they
want to know why they are not to re-
ceive it. No criticism is heard Of
teachers or school officials, and where
things are rightly understood there is
no criticism of the school board; still,
one cannot blame man who voted
more money for the schools if he
wants to know why the results that
should be his under greater ex-
penditure are not Forthcoming after
voting the increased funds.
If necessary, some one must be
willing to get up and 'tear things"
is the way certain interested indi-
viduals feel about the whole matter.
If "higher ups" in political life, in an
effort to show an unusual brand OF
political sagacity have fixed things so
that the people cannot spend their
own money there are school patrons
who want to know this, and they are
insistent in propounding such ques-
tions at this time.