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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-20
Pupils Declaim.
eciol to Times -RepubIican.

Special to Times Republican.
Belle PLANE. Jan. 20.-The eighth
annual declamatory contest Of the
Belle PLANE high school was held in
the high school auditorium on Thurs
day evening. Miss Iona Hale won first
honors in the dramatic class and first
over all and Miss Izetta Holnmond
won first honors in the humorous class
and second over all.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-20

To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine (Tab-
lets). It stops the cough and headache
and works of the cold. e. w. Groves
signature on each box. soc.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
AUCTION | |j.|I /: SALE 4

Having rented my farm will sell
at Public Auction at my farm AZ miles
west of Willmar and ~ miles east
Of Pennocl, Sec. IL, Twp. st.. Johns:
Tuesday. February Is. 1919
The following described property.
~ HORSES 80 :
sorrel mare, coming g. years old;
gray team, coming 9 years old;
l black mare, coming IL years old; !,
l buckskin mare, coming 10 years old:
X, CATTLE ...-> -.::..,
8 mich cows, 8 fresh, s coming fresh
in the spring; yearling heifers; !
yearllng bull; 5 calves, months old;
3 calves; 8 head bred sows; about 20
chickens. y. ...
: . FARM MACHINERY
i Mccormick binder. TIT. with truck,
(run two seasons.) / Mccormick now
or, 5-ft.; l hay rake, l0ft.;1 John
Deere gang plow, 14-inch; 1 John
Deere sulky plow, l6-inch; Disc thar.
row, ST.; Boss harrow, 26-ft.; / Gale
Prov cultivator; 6-shovel riding cul-
tivator; i Tiger drill, 2O.disc; / Van
Brunt 12-shoe drill; 1 Corn King man
ure spreader; 1 wide tire wagon with
triple box; narrow tire wagon:
farm truck: 1 hay rack: bob sleighs:
/ single buggy; 1 2-seated carriage; 1
DeLaval cream separator; l. Owens
tanning mill; 1 grind stone; l. set
brass trimmed harness; i set breech,
ing harness; 1 set light wagon har.
ness; single harness; some corn in
shock; some seed corn, test 90 per
cent; some feed oats; J. portable corn
crib; 2 telephones; household goods
and other articles too numerous to
mention. IT,
Sale commences at 1000 O'Clock.
Free lunch at noon.
TERMS:-All sums under SO, cash !;
on larger sums time will be given "a
November 1, 1919, on bankable notes
at eight per cent interest. No prop
| erty to be removed until settled for
MRS. CHRISTINA WANosNEss
=, !. r.. - = Owner.
w. N. Davis, Auctioneer. r. z
e. L. Thorpe. Clerk. 2:6-1219
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
FOR SALE

On team horses, black, coming six
years this summer, weight about 1900.
One dappled gray horse, 10 years old,
weight about 400. One roam horse,
coming z years this summer, weight
about 1850. The above horses are well
broke, in good condition and sound
in every way. {
One set heavy breeding harness,
used only two seasons. One set heavy
preceding harness in good condition.
One P. & o. corn cultivator, 6-shovel
pin break style, used only one sea
son. .., \.
One Emerson walking pillow, IA inch
almost new. "
Anyone wishing to buy or bid on
any of the above mentioned horses or
articles, writ to, or call s-=
HARRY soLAND, - :, !
l. Rte. 3, Kerkhoven, MINI.
: 2:19-26 -,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19

81 Having sold ny 6l,El, M I'm ~
Public sAlctl0n On Sch TsoWn.of.
Whitehead. . mile sout sof lllm1f 8
sdnssdy Fsbr,,ar, e 1919 1,
Tho ollowins escribsd prop IS
HORSES ! s
] black mare. 6yeass -old; / ..xrsiY
mare. 10 years old; 4 last spring colts.
Grade Holst ein Cattle

s COW. 81 years old nnv 7 va.r s,
old !: COW 6ayaarssolis n !. : 81. (
YEAR, "a: s. en-. veSrr al !. 4 hasfar,
9 years oM : 5hei1Sral.s q .yaarsloid:.
heller. q yees1 old: small calves: !:
l.ree1fered Holetetn bun, Year old,
sl. skorndyka Hello OrMSby, register
No. 2SS296; 100 chickens; Z turkeys.
ss.sss-. FARM MACT1InJERY ssss.:sss:
s .1,i,,d ~. :,
inr .cnrn 4.. -. An,
diec. ~ = t1... -
Mon mnvsr. 8 1 r., Z, -.ra
sInu,m ssa s., ss :. a., Il
spreader;; +: Deere corn planter, No.
999; Il Deere corn cultivator, 6-shovel:-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
A Proud Day for Kansas.

A Proud Day for kansao.
BY this time next year we shall be
done with John Barleycorn, hoof, tail,
horns and hide. It's goodbye, John.
He is taking the count.
Now comes the news that the big
Anheuser-Busch brewery in st. Louis,
is to become meat-packing plant,
and Kansas is getting ready to cele-
brate another armistice while pinch
ing itself to be sure this is not all q
dream.
I am picturing the Joy this news
will bring to one woman whose story
I know. She and her husband came
to little town in neighboring
State from the slums of a great city
to get him away from the constant
temptations of booze. She. took in
washing, while. he worked faithfully.
They soon owned neat little home.
Somehow the story got out why the
couple had come there. The village
roughnecks thought it would be a
great Joke to get this man roaring
drunk some night and send him home
to his devoted and loyal wife in that
condition, and I am sorry to say they
succeeded. Then the two victims OF
this Joke" sold their horne and began
anew in another little town. The
man was still going straight the last
1 knew, but that woman lived In
nameless dread of another fall.
There are thousands and thousands
of such tragedies, and worse, in homes
all over the land. Who can imagine
the Joy and hope that has come tt
them in these last few days.
The decision of the forty-foul
States to. Danish the drink curse II
irrevocable. 1t cannot be undone.
1t is q proud day for Kansas ant
a glorious year.-Gov. Arthur Capper
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
AUCTION SALE

Having rented my farm and viii
quit farming win seil at Public Auc-
tion =, my f.r,r =, u.,o+,o,,- o 70
-. -. =. 8. =. >ss.o.1 - - -
aal1les souta OF FennOcK, on ysz.ss4
.rz Monday. March 8. 1910 .zss
-. :. ,-o,.-, Ell 3, :. d 5s
a,Ss. -. 80 W h ms =, 1872 wv
. s. . sr"n ~ ~, = ySsas vau.
"a .,s,1a. ,,o 49, .- ssss. ~ 49,
o,s Ms.sI. 4a ~ sy,4 noas, ~ ~
a, wen. a1v; -. "! cVi'' yeAts. olo =
81 cArrr - = r,,ch 1o,.,. .1,,, ]. mn,
Ing and some due to freshen soon; 2
steers, ! year Old 3 yearitng heifers:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
! AUCTION SALE

6 AZ we have rented our; farm ins Sec.
tionaA, Town of Elizabeth, 10 miles
southwest Of q Atwater and 45k miles
northeast Of Thorpe, i win sell ut
Public Auction; on r: j: ss= $500
Tuesday, February Is, 1919 a*. !, :
commencing at, 10 O'Clock ., M, the
following personal property: e IS .' y.
8 HORsEss 6eldiug years old; mare
10years old; marc IL years old: gsld.
Ing & years old: geldtng q years odd;
gelding s years old; colt 2 years old !;
mare colt year old: gslding .i18
years old. Fl .z & G. 49, j., 70
;CATTLE-11 cows; some coming ii
soon; heifers 2 years old; & yaarHng
heifers;e 2 steers years old; 2yearling
steers; steer 2, years old; 8 calves;
Shorthorn bull. 2 brood sows; Stall
pigs III, $500 80. 50
MACHINERY-DeeIi binder, Tn.
cut; aDeering mower, SIT. cut; Deer.
Ing haysrake, 10 t.; Dearing corn bind.
err Moline corn planter; 10Shoesdriu !;
*2-horse corn cultivator;: Moline 8anS
pillow; breaking plow - Black Hawk
manure spreader::8 wagons; buggy
2 hay racks;; cattle rack; hay bucker:
disc harrow; 4.horse harrow; q pair
bob sleds; pair OF buggy runners;
pair work harness; pair buggy har
ness tanning mill s from beds; fold
ing bed; sewing machine; 3 rockers
hard coal self feeder heater; kerosene
stove; range; sDeEavM cream separa
tor; 3o-gallon Jar: some hay; othe,
articles too numerous to mention.
Free Lunch It Noon. s..@5.. =. 4. 8. &.
TERMS:-All sums OF $10,.and IN
der. cash; on all sums exer tina,
amount time will bas given until Nov
!, 1913, on bankable notes bearing /,
per cent interest. No property to bl
removed until settled for with thu
Clerk. y.s;.sz5 =
.YouNoaERo, Owner.
j. g. Anderson, Auctioneer. i & Z:
n. A. Johnson, Qlerk. s. 3:1z-1I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19

So. Paul. MINI : vote of So 4
q the house passed 4 motor corps bil
minus most of the objections com
phined of by organized labor AMI
League farmers, but eth capable q
biting, III the opinion Of Represen
4 tativa g. H. Warner OF Aitkin count,
! and other. friends Of the bill.
A. the bill stands, the motor corps
sscQnAIetlng OF two regiments. - Gre
( kuAr1 Of the state The original r1a1
Was for four regiments: The duties
I of-the motor corps are expressly lin
slted to { transporting troops when
called IN, active service, and for re
lief work In districts stricken by fires
tornadoes, foods or other similar ca
lamtties. The word similar" was in
corporated in an amendment to the
bin, for the farmer.labor forces had
their doubts as to what might be con
sstrued q calamity" by Governor
s Burnquist, who is given authority to
call out the motor corps. - .l.s 81
Another amendment, limits the ar
emament of the members OF the motor
corps to side arms, designed for their
own protection and for the proven
ton Of footing Of property by. vandals.
81 The bill originally provided that
the motor corps also be equipped with
machine guns and ammunition. s2ssi
81 The farmer-labor forces had no OBJ
lection to the creation of motor
corps for relief work and for trans
porting troops. They saw no reason.
however, for armored motor corps, ma.
chine guns and all the. rest Of the
! equipment of war for men whose
prime purpose was supposed to be re-
lief work and the transportation of
soldiers. r ::-<
They feared the suppression of
! strikes and public meetings.
r. Representative Miner of Hennepin
county (labor) unmasked the plot
against organized labor and the farm
ers - offered an amendment that
motor corps have no armament
at all.
In opposing the Miner amendment
Mr.. Warner dropped all the camou.
fage which up to that time had more
or less covered the measure.
''I'll be honest in this" Mr.. Warner
said. GAS one. of the authors Of this
bill I will not claim the mainspring
of this bill was to relieve calamities.
This bill is necessary to protect our.
selves against agitators who are 60
ing up and down the state, stirring
up the people, creating dissension,
strife and discomfort"
:: Mr.. Warner did not mention Non
partisan league organizers in partic-
ular.
He closed with plea for law and
order after decrying mob law, lynch
law and riots.
The most abusive language used
thus far in the session was uttered by
Representative F. J. McPartin OF
Koochiching county. He singled out
Miner and farmer-labor press repre-.
sentatiVes.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
AUG . ! ton SALE
As have decided to quit farming l
wen sell at Public Auction on my
farm 2 miles North Of Kandiyohi In
Section "a, Green Lake Township,
49, -
Thursday, February e., 1919 =
The following described property: -
~, 8 HEAD or HORSES :

Thursday, February ~, 1919
The following described property:
- . HEAD OF HORSES s
/, brown team 8 and IL years old.
weight $500 lbs: 1 sorrel mare, IL
years old, weight. 1900 lbs; / brown
horse, s. years old, weight 1900 lbs:
J. brown mare. 8 years old, weight
1900 lbs: 1 team of sorrel colts. 8
years old, weight 200 lbs; / black.
colt, Q years old: gray mare, ~
years old. weight 400 lbs. - *.
-. 523 HEAD OF CATTLE Es
13 cows and heifers, some fresh and,
some coming fresh soon; 3 2.year.old
steers; 1 yearling heifers; q yaarling
steers; winter calves; g. Poland
China Brood soWs:s j Poland China
boar: 6 winter pigs; about 80 chick
ems; 10 turkeys. - 81. =.2s ~, I'll 81
!: - liz MACHINERY 81
! sDeering binder. s-ft: used two sea.
sons: u Kentucky 40 disc drill; I Deer
ing mower, new low manure spread
err i Nee ormick hay rake; disc,
new; I harrow, 4shorse, new; / 3-horse
harrow; / John Deere 1S.inch gang
plow;; ! 1tinch walking ploW;.43 3
horse cultivatora; 2 wide tire wagons:
Q hay racks; 1 wagon box; / platform
buggy; 2 bob sleds, one neW;.s4 sets
work harness; set driving harness;
! single harness; 1 sets Of ny nets;
De Laval cream separator; 3 dozen
grain sacks; 200 bushels barley: 80
tons hay; 10 feet Of ensilage IN silo s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
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AUCTION SALE

?
As am going to quit farming l VIII
sell at Public Auction on the s. A.
syverson farm, Section 525, Town Of
Arctander, nine miles north Sof Pen.
mock and two miles south OF Norway,
Lake store. on 49, c,=,7 : -. 80
-, Saturday, March 1919
The following described property: !
..ss...., ,*.s. NINE HORSES ~. -
1team gray geldings, II years, weight
2800; 1 team 4 year old mares, weight
26O0;. team gray mares, years old:
bay mare, IL years weight 1860: i
brown gelding, 3 years old; bay driv-
ing horse. 10 years old. %= II.
sss<-= TWENTY.oNE CATTLE
8 choice mich cows; 9. 2-year dds,
8 one year olds; 60 chickens. 49,
az. MACHINERY
/ IN. Nee rmick binder, With truck;
Oft. Mccormick mower; I McCor:
mick. hay rake; 14-disc With
truck: 1 3-horse harrow; Van Runt
17-shoe drill; IS John Deere 13anch
gang ploW: Emerson 14dnch gang
pillow: John Deere 18einch sn1ky
pillow; 3 riding cultivatoS1; weeder:
7 = Vaughn tanning mil, new; i Wide
i tire wagon, c0mplete: bob SLEIGH;
il hay Tack: zhorDo John Deere
nearly new sets work harness:
ainGles harness.: single busy:
II Grind atone. 81 Tar Avnf aanaro tnr. & 4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19

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1919 - aplac sA!oaae
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IN sec 81 1tcand Ia ut
nj IT. & .s1l ~ SiId
Sale Dee1ns ae 0:O0s o'clock &: - -
sharp On
ksdneeliay.s elrllarys 3 30 ~
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49, a1v1 so' & = ytsls olu HsAnb
Asoo'
s 1880, : ,,,, ~
s yearss old / ii spring; 7scoWs. com con-
Ing fresh I'M spring, S nov lilktng:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
AUCTION SALE

Z Z f5~
Il Having sold my farm. Twill sell
at Public Auction on the place in
Section Il, Township of ,1ake Andrew,
.fve and one half miles svrest Of New
london. aud I'VE miles east of Nor.
way Lake Store, on
"Wednesday, March 1z, 1919
the following described property: L !.
! black mare, IL years old, weixht
1850; black horse, IL years old,
weight 1850; 4 black horse. 70 years
old. freight 1860 IS
s mich COWS . milline and . VIM
be hesh in March and IN April; Il
heller cali go chickens. .19 81.
II Desring binder. SIT. cut: i narrow
tire wagon with double box and seat:
1 moWer;;11 pair b 6 saIDikh three
horse ha11uuiys;; 153diac halroN: &
IhAy rake; 2hor1e cultiy1toes Igpht,
form buegy; sets uf work harness;
II l6inch sWallinx pIOW bushels
Yellow Don't seed corn; s 30 bushels
i gbFn: Incubator: q dozen ar1irl
7 sacks; Is dosen haps: 81 rffie. no:
small tools: cook stoves; s heating
IstoEos W1shdng mn wiring
Ter; s1trga1 bAr1sl chprn: D6IAyal
Iream separator b. IS; gck6laiu:
ldre0ser Aen1ta ana my
j other Articles tpo nsnneru,sus tDs man
tton .''.sz.ssssssss.ss.s1'
Sale comma aces = o'eloc
Free LnncA bs1nrs saals s5ss.
TERlls: NJ suns uliLnlder 11o. taah !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
AUCTION SALE

INV VuA6
.5 IT. .... -------.--- 4.s s.
r,.-,-- ..-..a ~ =. 50,
sell ct Public Auction ON Sec. q.
Town Of Mamre, = miles northwest
OF Wtllmar, l mile north OF Pennock
and 6 miles east Of Kerkhoven, on
.sz%es - "a Z. =. ~ $S5
Friday, February o. 1919
M, ~, !. ..,,.,.,,.. s.....x. $1,000.
Inc ' iol1o"1ns uesc'ioeu p1opetty
HEAD OF HORSES: =
- = -. . -, Is
1 gray horse, s years old, weight 1900;
\ brown mare, . years old. weight
400: brown horse, 10 years old,
weight 400; l brown mare, "A year,
old, weight 1900: black mare, IL
years old, weight 1900; 1 black horse,
4 years old, weight 1900. -.
: EE-s.zs :. - .-..s . -. - ss5s Il
@ 80 HEAD LEA . OF CATTLE: All 81
s. 2u,,c,, co,z. i. u ,,,,.,r :, i o.va.r.
old aeafers, coming nesh IN sprfngi
z !, neMers. year oio: sssseers. yesf
8 calves; heifers. 2 steers; Short.
horn bull 20 months old; 81 head Of
hogs: II fall pigs; 8 sows with pigs:
100 chickens. ssss Ms ~! 81 81
Z; g 81 =. s. ... .. 5s
49,. -. !, -. - +. -,
truck; ! Mccormick corn binder; I
2o-disc Kentucky drill; I 1s-disc W.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
Sale to Commence at 1000 o'clock.
Free Lunch ct Noon. r.. S
AUCTION SALE

We VII ssll at : public suction on
tho g. n Backlund farm, hvs miles
north Of W1lmlr on
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-19
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
e. 4. DOWNS, Owner.

w. n. Davis, Aucttonaer. 8
N. s. SMenson, CLERK. 1:131j
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-27

,,,i,oI,, bnt too woIl and eounds AZ
"''e'' ''' Wv -, ,' ,,a 80 No..
srotesque anu Aa"'"S''' d o''e VI ia
on Munchausen's yearns, But koose
yelt's account of the tragic end of the
voroc ious bvana is verified in detail
hy tbe camara Carl Akelev one Of
tba RooseveIt marty took an admir-.
ahIe nhotooranb of fine hyena. which
is raprodnced in the hook Here is
tho wav roosevelt Describes the Incl
dent.
we nitched comn hundred wards
yron,. the claimants 3" dead elephants
NAT had INST been killed. and AXE.
iay uor(,ing Iike q damon and assist
ed NV Tarifon" G,esIie Tarlton, the
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Sweaters

and thrust his head through The
wedge-shaped head had slipped
through the hole all right, but the
muscles had then contracted and the
hyena was fairly caught, with its
body inside the elephants belly and
its head thrust out through the hole.
took several photographs of the
beast in its queer trap.
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NOTICE

To the Taxpayers of the village o.
Bennington:-A Rate Bill has been
placed in my hands for collection az
follows: 90 cents on the dollar for the
Village Tax. 20 cents on the dollar for
the Highway Tax on the Grand List Of
1919
hereby demand payment OF said
taxes. and notify YOU tnat ! will attend
at the Bennington County Savings
Bank from Q o'clock a. m. until
o'clock p. m There win be a discount
OF per cent on Village tax II paid
within 80 days
G. H. DEWEY. Treasurer
Bennington. Vt, Ju'y 10. 1919.
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WEDDING TRAGEDY
Fiancee Killed BY Llghtning-Midst
Of Trousseau

of Trousseau
Geneva, Sept 25,-Sophie Gugnte
aged %, the pride and beauty of the
village of Chatillens, near Lausanne
was seated in her room at home alone
in the midst of her trousseau, presents
and jewelry yesterday when she was
killed by lightning during a violent
thunderstorm. Her parents were un-
harmed in neighboring room They
found their daughter dead, with love
letters from her fiance and her we'd
ding gown on fire
The girl was to have been mar
ried to a Geneva lawyer who is heart
broken. The church had been deco
rated and the bridesmaids appointed.
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A ROOSEVELT STORY

How the Colonel 5agged Greedy
Hyena.
An extraordinary predicamenr that
a greedy hyena got himself into, is
wildly described by Theodore Roose-
welt in his African Game Trails. 1t
is the story OF a hyena who dined not
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sEIsCEALANBOUs

LOST-Between Somerset Dam and
Bennington, Sunday afternoon. two
wire wheels mounted with 37-5 tires
from rear of Packard car. Thomas
Vail, Bennington. lots
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For SALE

New and second hand household
furnishings OF all blnds, bought and
sold
Large assortment alwf W to choose
from. 10
PoTTER's sEcoND IA ID STORE
River ST Tel. 6O:i-W
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TO RENT

TO RENT-Three nice furnished
rooms for light housekeeping with i'm
provements. Room and board by the
week Also storage for automobile. 12g
North street, tel 463-W. 9Stf.
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C. W. WRIGHT, M. d.
EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
al A,tREa ppOpEpI SIvrEn

Oculist md AuriRI 30 North Adams
aospital. h 4centIy IN cnarSa or eye
ear, nose and -hroAI SERVICES at Post
Hospital Haats'p Department Head.
quarters
Crl 879-M. nsyEIin RISsR. Na. Adams
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STOLBN-The parties who picked up
a maltese angora kitten in the rear OF
the Hndsville church are known and
will save themselves trouble by return
ing same to Thomas j. Lisby. St6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-27

LOST-Septembe 18th, on detour
between bennington ana Hooslck, grey
II North Church street, Schenectady. NJ
Y, Reward 7t6'
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FOR SALE-AIl kinds of stoves in
GLIDING few small chunk stoves Also
at very reasonable prices. James Fox,
River St 7t6F
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FOR SALE-White reed baby carr
rage and sulky, in good condition 3OS
Washington st. 7t2F
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FOR SALE-Raincoats made to order
at 1913 Pleasant street, Chas. o Kane.
9St25'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-27

FOR SALE-Farm of about IS acres
located miles from Bennington. In
quire of II. ~ williams ste
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WANTED

WANTED--A cook or waitress or
both Communicate by letter or tele-
phone Mrs. Fred n. Stevens, Hoosck
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-02-08
WOULD TAKE RESERVE
Plan to Have the State Buy More Land
From Itself in the State Forest
Reserve

Pierre, Feb. A plan to have the
state buy more land from itself is in
yoIyed in bill to be put in to transfer
the state forest reserve in the Black ii ills
from the school land department to the
control of park board, which would
complete the control thereof At pres
ent the land is state school land, and all
sales OF timber are turned into the in.
come fund for schools; the new bill pro-
poses to sell ii all to the new park board
at regular appraised price, and while
1t would only involve back transfer of
some state funds 10 other funds, the
revenue derived from the sale Of timber
or in any other way in the park, would
go into the general fund Of the state in
return for the money transferred into
the permanent school fund on the land
The cash would hereafter come in TO the
general fund instead of the school in
come fund, the interest on the sale price
taking the place Of the present returns
from the forest reserve, to reimburse
the school income fund The park is
now practically under dual control :;
while as a matter Of fact and law it is
under the state land department, the
state game department has spent con
siderable money in fencing the tract and
securing title to some of the privately
owned tracts within the park. and keeps
man there to look after the game in
terests. Money has also been spent in
this way for good roads within the park,
as the county ceased all such work after
the park was taken over by the state and
no further local taxes were being paid
aud the new plan would do away with
this doubling of control by the single
park board.