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The Elbert County tribune., 1919-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. Theo Neuman took
in the Douglas County Fair.
Grandma Carver has returned from
visit with A. E.carver in Denver.
AL carnahan is preparing a car Of
cattle to ship to the Chicago mar
kets.
Mr.. E. L. Green is painting the
residence Of the Postmaster this
week
Mr., n. Vail has returned from
Elizabeth and is assisting in the
Elbert Bank.
Lewis Brazelton who has had
bad case of blood poisoning is great
ly improved.
Ray Mundy, who had typhoid fe-
yer is better and the nurse VIII soon
be able to leave.
Bill Bergman stayed over between
trains and sprung few of his jokes
on our people.
Otto Fuchs had valuable horse
bitten by rattlesnake, the horse
win probably die.
Glenn Lundy and John Finn drove
in a bunch OF cattle for shipping
from near calhan.
Lige Cox and family and Mrs. Glen
Brown are taking in the Castle Rock
Fair, and also visiting relatives the c.
Edison Good left Tuesday for
Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he
has employment in the Auto Trae-
tor Factory.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Throop have
returned from the east and, lare "a
present working at the George
Gresham ranch.
Allen Carnahan has returned from
Haigler Nebraska where he atten-
ded shorthorn sale, purchasing .
head
Four cars of cattle were shipped
Monday and two Tuesday. The
market is said to have Improved
considerable of late.
Dr. Rogers of Kiowa has quaran-
tfuoa a.. T1..- Dr,,,,,, r,,,fI.r g.. AZ,
theria Earl has symptoms of the dis
ease, but is not seriously Ill;
Mr.. Berry. father of Mrs VIM.
clugy, died at the cIugy home
Tuesday morning, the remains viii
be shipped to Cairo, Nebraska
Mrs. Purden's many friends are
glad to see her back at her old stand
in the Farmers Store. she having
greatly improved in health.
L. NJ Phillips, Manager of the
Farmers Store. is moving to his
ranch which is being vacated by
his renter, j. o. Mcclure who Isl
moving to Orange, California.
How about town hall? Now
that the Oaks Hall has been taken
over for store purposes the town is
sorely in need of good dance hail.
and place for shows and general pub
lie amusements.
Announcements We're received here
the first Of the week of the arrival
of . IL pound boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J F. Epler, October
4, at Boulder.
VIM. Clugy has sold his ranch to
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-10-10

We're received here
the first Of the week of the arrival
of 0 IL pound boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J F. Epler, October
A, at Boulder.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-10-10

Mr.. E L. Green is painting the
residence Of the Postmaster this
week
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-10-10

Mr. Hans Larsen returned from
Route County "Wednesday with a
deer.ss ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14
NOTICE TO ROAD
CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors, will at its next
regular meeting in April, 1919, re-
ceivc bids for working the Pubic
Roads in Districts 81 and D for a
period Of Four years, beginning April
the lst, 1919 and terminating April
the 1st, 1923. Roads to be worked
according to plans and specifications
0 on file in the Chancery Clerks
office. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Done by an order Of the Board OF
Supervisors. this March the 4th 1871"
NJ. f.. POWELL, Chancery Clerk
3-7-I9-3t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14
THE GRENADA SENTINEL

Shall section two of an ordinance
of said city heretofore passed, read
ing as follows:
"Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of Grenada, Miss.
Sec. !. 1t shall be, and is hereby
made unlawful for any percon, or
corporation to keep or maintain any
live hog OF pie, or hog-pen or pig-pen
within the city Of Grenada, Mississ-
ippi, and any person or corporation
shall be punished, on conviction OF a
violation Of this ordinance as here
matter provided.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall not be
applicable in those cases wherein one
hog or pig is kept in a place contain
ing at least $500 square feet within
which such hog or pig is free to go
and where such premises shall, IN adj
ditisn thereto, be always. kept and
maintained in a proper sanitary con-
dition, provided that one hog or plg
nav be kept or maintained so long
as there are at least $500 square
| feet to the hog or pig within which
they may run or 20.
| Sec. 3. Any person OF corporation
! violating this ordinance shall be pun
! ished. on conviction, by a fine, not
: exceeding fifty dollars for each Of
| Tense, and be liable for the costs OF
the prosecution.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force after March
LIST, 1919, and if any portion thereof
be declared invalid this shall not at
feet the remaining portions thereof
be amended, so that said section two
of said ordinance shall read as fol
lows, to-wit:
"Sec. 2. This ordinance shall not be
| applicable in those cases wherein one
hog or pig is kept in a place ontaln
ing at least IA square feet within
/ which such hog or pig is free to g1
and where such premises shall, in ad
dition thereto, be always kept ant
maintained in a proper sanitary con
4 dition, said sanitary condition to o.
determined by the City or Count.
Health Officer, provided tina NOR
than one hog or pig may be kept o.
maintained so long as there are a
> least IA square feet to the hog o
!. pig within which they may run o
i go. and each hog Or pig to nave a
least two rings in its nose.
]. H. BROWN Mayor.
| H. G.. TALBERT, Recorder
March 9TH. 1919. "-l--l3 >
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14
NOTICE TO

Notice is hereby given that the
Board viii at its regular meeting in
April. receive bids for cutting down
Hardy Hill just west of Hardy. Gre
NADIA County, Mississippi. The Board
reserves the right to reject any ard
all bids.
Done by an order Of the Board,
this 4th day Of March, 1919.
NJ. f. POWELL, Chancery Clerk
3~-7-19-3t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14
ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that a spec
ial election will be held at the May
or's Office in Grenada, Mississippi,
within legal hours, on Saturday
April 5th, 1919, at which the follow
ing matter will be presented to the
qualified electors of said city. to-wlt:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14

Ger. be and the same IS hereby ap-
proved.
Ordered that the bids had for cut
ting down Hardy Hill be and the
same is hereby rejected and the Clerk
to be had at the next regular meet
is authorized to r~e-advertise o bids
ing in April
1t appearing to the Board that the
committee heretofore appointed to
view and mark off the proposed
change in road as asked for IN petl-
ton Of T. E. Clark and Others has
not reported; it is therefore ordered
that said committee be discharged
and that w. V. Horton and c. c. Pro-
vine be appointed TO go over said
route and view same and # found
practicable to lay out and mark off
said proposed road and report their
actions at the next regular meeting
Of the Board.
Ordered that the Board do now adj
Darn until tomorrow Tuesday
morning, 9 O'Clock A NJ. 1919.
Tuesday morning 9 o'clock A. NJ,
March 4th, 1919, Board met pursu-
ant 10 adjournment; present same as
on Yesterday; Minutes of yesterday
read and signed;
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
,ESsrine accounts against theuSouptN
II and the same are herepy; allowed
70 the hereinafter named parties for
TIE amounts set opposite their re-
spective name to-wit:
Walter Williams. road work, district
21.l5
Peter Miller, road work district !
VII Hardin, hauling gravel -. Don
3. Bridgers. hauling gravel s
Lee RUSSELL, Z DAYS "uiHiS
s3U.oV
~. L. Carpenter. road work district
, 100
W. T. Abel, road work district :
: 24.0C
! {. II. Hill. cutting hill Redding roac
district 2, -.-------- aO.oe
Henry Virgins. hauling gravel, dis
trict 5, 8 days -.---.----- lo.o'
Ed Massey, hauling gravel district :
s DAYS . 25.Ot
7 ! Rice. hauling gravel 7 days etc
4Z.O'
P. c. Goodson, hauling gravel 5'day'
Burt Crump, loading gravel 9 day
27.Ot
lack THOMPSON, road work distrlc
4 1"
G.. F. Townsend, lumber for count.
s. J. Curle, building bridge distric
3OO.0'
D. r. Childers, inspecting roads dis
triet 4 lz'o'
G.. d, Thomson, road work distric
40 1870
J. NJ. Talbert, road work district
Grenada Sentinel, account prlntln'
Morrison Construction Co.. estimat
Graysport Horton road mile L
Morrison Construction Co., lumbe
for county ..---.----- ll.O
w. E. Bowen, road work district
10
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14
BOARD OF

Be it remembered, that on The o-0
day of March, in the year 1919, said
day being the first Monday IN SAID
Month and q day fixed by law for the
holding of a regular meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors GenaGa Co0n-
ty there was begun a regular meet
ing of said board at the csurt nous
i'm Grenada. when the following OH
GERS and members of said board &c
wit:
G.. c. Frovine. district 1
]. {. Carpenter, district
W. V. Horton. district
d. r Childers. district
r. V. Mason. district
W. II. Crowder, Sheriff, and
N. z. Powell. Clerk of said b9@-c,
Whereupon the following proceed
ings we're mad.
Ordered that the petition o. I. T.
Pritchard and others asking 1or {"
new road beginning just east OF Per
~ Greek on Horton and GraySporI
road and running in a ~northerly d.
rac1ion and interesting the Jerfer-
.on Davis Road near Y~alobusha Cou2-
ty line be accepted and adopted \
Tue following committee be appoint
edo 90 over and view'said'.t"op"s1
ed route and if they find same p-ac-
ticable TO lay out and mark said ro&S
and report their actions IN the mater
to the next meeting of the Boar g
wit: J. f. Carpenter and j. 6 Pro
vine.
Ordered that {. c. PrOvine ana W
Y. Horton to be appointed & cdHmIt
tee OF the Board to 70 over @nc STAKE
o.t the new Graysport r0&1 -r9H2
C~ravsport TO Williamsville a same
has been heretofore adopted ~ 1h.s
Picard.
Ordered that the petition Of /. L
Foteler and others asking for 8 ne"
puhlic road commencing at Ole PUG
lie road about quarter mile west O.
Pleasant Grove church in distinct :
and running in a north westerly G.
rection through lands of +. l.. bote-
ler. Mrs. L. \. James. W. r. A
Jeres. Jas. Horton. Joe Mccain arc
Mack Edwards. and terminating a
old public road abuot quarter m1Ie
south Of Mack Edwards, be accepted
and adopted and the following COM
rn;ttee be appointed to go over anc
view said proposed route and II they
find same practicable to lay out ana
mark said road and report their &C
ton in. the matter to the next meet
ing of the Board. to-wit: c. {. Pro
vine and W. V. Horton.
Ordered that the report Of Mis-;
Emma Cowsert, Home. Economics
Agent, be and the same is hereby Sp
proved.
Ordered that the report OF q. r
Turner. County Demonstration. %
and the same is hereby approved
Ordered that the Clerk advertise
for bids for working the public road
in district 3, 4 and s., Grenada Coun
ty. Mississippi. Bids to be had at tn
next regular meeting of the Board II
April. 1919. The Board reserves tn,
right to reject any and all bids.
Ordered that the report of Dr.
J. 3. Middleton, County Health Off
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14

OrdereQ tnaI Cne Cieih VIZ
Board be and he is instructed to no.
tify the proper officials Of the 1azoo
& Mississippi Valley Railroad Com
pany to fix and put in good condition
that part of the Grenada & HOlcomb
nublic road which is upon their right
of way on the j. c. Perry's place
about three miles west Of Grenada
Mississippi.
Ordered that any and all phones
in and connected with the court house
! and Jail of Grenada County be barred
. from public use for long distance
calls. . 49,.
1t appearing to the reports OF w.
| H. Crowder, Tax Collector, filed ana
duly audited that the County OF Gre
I NADIA is due the city of Grenada the
| following amounts, to-wit: Il the Ad
Valorem road taxes collected IRON
property owners in said city to-w1t
For October 1918, S9O.S4; for Nov
ember, 1913, S11O6.S8.
l>For December 1913 S263O.2O; fol
January 1919 sS92.40; total amount
due S4720.32.c tits ordered that tht
| Clerk of the Board draw warrant II
favor Of said city of Grenada fo'
sum of S472O.32, payable out OF tn
GENERAL road fund of the county.
In the matter Of condemnation o,
rights of way for public road in dis
~trict. One of Grenada County, Miss
issippi:
It appearing to the Board that 1T L
necessary to condemn rights OF wa!
for a public road through the Ian
of the following named land owner
! of Grenada County, Mississippi, to
wit. 4. Olsen and Mrs. Cora Crit
ifs. and it further appearing tina
proper petitions have been filed, act
'f,etis Ittpba6hhand adopted by this Boar
4 providing for opening a pubic rda'
through their lands and hat tn
committee appointed to view and la.
ont said road has duly reported sam
practicable and marked out same am
that all preliminary proceedings re
auired by law for the opening up an
LAYING out said roads have been TAX
/ en- and. donesby this Board.
%aTnd it further appearing that san
rights of way were not condemned a
the time heretofore set by this boar
;because said board was enjoine'
IRON So doing by the CHANGER
Court of Grenada County, and tina
said injunction has been dissolved b.
} a decree of said Chancery Court.
It is therefore ordered that sal
} Board proceed to 90 in a body upo'
the said lands of said A. Olsen an
} Mrs. Cora Griffis. on Tuesday tn
, l1th day of March, 1919, and con
J denim necessary rights Of way owe
:. and through said lands for said pun
} lie road as same has been laid GU
5 and marked off by the committee o
D this Board.
S It is further ordered that sal
D above named persons be legally not
t fled by the Clerk Of this o.
D least FIVE days prior to:.sald Tuesda!
Y March 18th 1919, of the intention
2 90 upon and condemn and assess Tn
t value of and damages for the takln
of rights of way through their sal
lands along the route as laid out an
0 marked by said committee OF tn
t Board.
0 Ordered that the following ONCE
4 and members of the Board be an
0 thew are hereby allowed their mil
age and per diem for attendance
e this meeting Of the Board to-w,t:
6 c. G.. Provine,..-...Dist. One 81
Z j. F. Carpenter -----.-Dlst l"o 0'o
w. V. Horton -------Dlst three ~
@ u r. ChiIders .......-Dist Four 81
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14
Problems
Affect Telephone Service

The reconstruction problems which confront all
&elcJYhone companies and which seriously affect
vounitelephone service are not confined solely 10
the operating features OF the business.
Tie difficulty we are experiencing III building
vp ain enlarged operating force TO handle the m
creased traffic load n equally serious among our
!, male employees, particularly In the plant orgam-
zAtson.
More than $50 Of our most skilled, trained.
technical men volunteered for service IN the army
.nd,the majority of them are still in Europe. Very
few have returned, and we cannot expect the bal
ance 10 return soon. Few men Of his type have
been available and those we are training by NO
ueans equal our demand. This shortage OF expe-
renced men hampers our extensions and delays
installations.
Certain features Of our work can be done only
Nv exper;enced. technical men and often when we
40 eouipunent ON hand we could not secure sui
6c;ent labor to install Il promptly. This has been
,.e m the simple matter q Installing and moving
telephone stations.
The DELAYS and inconveu;ences have proved an
eoa1no Ia aur sabsenbers end have been rejected
n our service. We are STRIVING IN every way
known to our experience to overcome and pre-
vent them.
Although he stsss Of actual warfare IS over.
The prohjons Of roconstruetiea cause the situation
confronting our service 10 be more serious than
when hshtine wss N progress. We deem i cur
3utv 10 make this frank statement 50 you WI un~
1erstand why our service has not returned to its
standard Of prc-wsr efficiency.
We are operating the telephone system -
agents for the federal government under the SD
nerv;.;on Of the Postmaster General. and our loyal
examination is making a patriotic effort to perfect
Ike service. Your continued cooperation and en-
couraaemcnt viii be appreciated.
Cumberland Telephone T1
and Telegraph Company NJ
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-14
HIS LIFE A STIRRING ONE

Always IN robust health, b. ". y. barnes couid
ride. shoot and get his man. He WAS everything
s sheriff N Warren Co., Tennessee, should be untii
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-08
PHILIPPINES HAVE NO FEAR
CONTINUED from page u

But there is another factor; Would
the Filipinos be willing to become
subjects OF Japan? Tine japanese
themselves know too we'll that they
would not. DR.. Nitobe. possibly the
greatest Japanese authority on CO.
lonial government, in an interview
printed in the Philippine Free Press
on May 6, 1916, said: 1T is rash
to conclude that because we are OF
the same race the Filipinos would
gladly invite Japan to be their ruler.
They believe that they are superior
to the Japanese. Their customs and
manners are influenced by Christian
ity; hence. the unequalled progress
in the conception OF their treatment
of the weaker sex in comparison with
that prevailing in other parts Of the
East"
IF Japan should ever attempt to
take the Philippines, either peace
fully or by force" says an opponent
OF independence. Carl Crow, in his
book, American and the Philippines.
"she would Immediately be involved
in fight much more stubborn than
the one the United States was COM
PEELED to put down. It is impossible
to imagine the devoutly Catholic FIJI
ipinos ever submitting even to a
semblance OF rule by nation as
essentially non Christian as the jap
anese, and it is equally impossible to
imagine a Christian world allowing
such a reverse to the unbroken ad-
vance Of Christianity"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-08

round. despite the tact that the
towel was not tossed into the ring
from Wizards corner until the boh
had sounded for the fourth round.
willard, however, did not leave his
chair to answer the call for the
fourth round,
Tex Rickard. promoter, requested
an official ruling because Of the hun
dreds of kilograms he received ask
ing II Dempsey should be credited
with knockout victory and when
the bout was officially ended.
Willard was disturbed today by ru-
mors that he was dying. that he had
been removed to hospital and thar
he was dead. The defeated cham
pion has entirely recovered and has
decided TO motor to his home In
Lawrence, Kan, as soon as his in
tured eye IL healed. Rickard an
nounced Dempsey was given s27.500
in cash while Willard got $50. 900 in
liberty bonds and the remaining
100000 OF his $780, 900 guarantee in
cash.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-08
TUESDAY, JULY s. 1919.

'REC0GNIZING" FREE IRELAND
II has been reported that some of
the leaders OF the United States SEN
ate favor resolution committing the
United States to formal recognition
OF the so-called Irish republic head
ed by De Valera.
This might seem logical, though
radical, step, after the senate's al
most unanimous appeal to the Paris
peace conference to consider Ire
lands claims. That act in itself was
remarkable enough. But it hardly
seems likely that the senate will go
so far as to adopt the plan now pro-
posed. Certainly Thoughtful citizens
and real friends of Ireland will hesi-
tate to endorse such a plan at this
time, in view of the embarrassing
predicament in which it would place
the United States.
It is as If Great Britain, during
the Civil war, had done as many
British statesmen wanted to do, and
recognized the independence of the
confederate states. The mere threat
of that was enough to rouse the
North to flaming indignation. Or if
a present comparison is desired, it
Is as If the British government, with
out consulting the United States gov
ernment about it, should recognize
the independence of the Philippines
or Porto Rico. both Of which coun-
tries are now aspiring to self-gov-
ernment.
Such recognition as the senators
suggest would naturally be consider.
ed fragrant insult to Great Britain
1t would be resented particularly as
coming from a nation which has been
virtually an ally of Great Britain's
In this war. and which is bound tc
her today by closer ties of Interest
and friendship than ever before since
the United States attained its inde
pendence.
1t Is, to say the least, a matter fol
careful consideration and slow ac
ton. Do the senators concerned
want to throw overheard this closer
association with Great Britain, ant
destroy this new Anglo-Saxon CO.
operation, with all the hope It holds
out for the present and future oi
civilization? And to do 1t by q
stroke which, even by such a sacri.
fee, would hardly accomplish the
purpose aimed at?
The Irish question is properly a
question to he settled within the
British empire. 1t will be so settled
with American help, II Americans
act nationally and decently.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-08
DEMPSEY WON IN THIRD
ROUND SAYS REFEREE,

Toledo, Ohio, July S.-Because OF
the controversy over the duration Of
the heavyweight championship con-
test between Willard and Dempsey,
and whether Dempsey should be
credited with a knockout, Ollie Pc
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-08

Dempsey knocked the giant down
seven times. according to the films,
but 1t was no scientific battle. There
was no fancy footwork, ducking, or
blocking-merely two jackasses try
ing to kick each other to death by
brute strength.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-08

cord, referee OF the Independence
day match. ruled that willard had
been knocked out in the third round.
Referee Pecord also ruled the
fight ended at the close OF the third
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-08

Printing that pleases---We do II
Courier Job Department.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22

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