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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Piden los obreros que sea In
demnizada la familia de
TN obrero cue murio en-
III, accidente

TAMP!CC. Mario i4.--Los obre-
res lie la Comrania %petrolera Ia Tras-
continental. que no han cesado de te-
ncr d!ficaltades con la empresa por
d~iyersas causas. pero ninguna tan jus
rificada como la de ahora. acaban de
p"esertar un cscrito pidiendo que SEA
indemnizada Ia familia de unO de los
ohreros que lie 1nera horrible mt
rio incinerado. caycndo en- un gran
tanque de pctr6leo. Esta familia So
10 recihio, como ayuda, de parte de
Ia snrresa, Ia suma de Glen PESOS, CO.
81 Que nj los ohraroS nj nadie ha con
siderable iusta. Con tai motive alev&-
or ell citado e~Scrito. m&nlfestando
que esas indemniHaciones o %ratlfi-
caciones deben hacerse de acuerdo con
ia ley del Estado de NeracruZ, a cuya
Jurisdiction ~Gertenecen las pr0pieda-
DIES de la Trascontinental. La en-
presa no h. ~contest&do todavla Ia So
licitud qEe Sc !c hiciera. pero SC tie
ne la seguriiQd de que en- csta vez
accedera j clio, por ser de estricta
just;cia. Los obreros dc las demas
empresas nan ofreciuo ayudar 4 los
De Ia Trascontinenral en- este trascen-
dental asunJo. en- caSo de que Ia COM
pania Sc mueStre reacia.
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LEM n Perrin.

va a~maneciendo. segun Sc despren-
dc por ell tempo que Sc hace de La
Castaneda al Pen0h, ha de haber lie
@adc e. senior GonZa'eZ i su casa, en-
Ia cue Sc. escondi6 sin que nadie Sc
diera cuenta de SUI arribo. pues pare
&C cue las autoridadeS no Sc preocu-
paron por rerseguirio, O de La Casta-
media no Sc do cuenta con Ia fuga del
@lineado. Escondido pas6 cerca de
vcinte d!as. Una Hoche salio 4 Ia ca
Re 4 respirar q airc t~ranquilo del
Vale. resuelto. Se%uramente. q He
var d termino IL venSanZa. que lba 4
ser terrible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
TRENENDA TRAGEDIA ENTIRE DOS
HERMANOS POR Una HERENClA
Uno de elIos que habia sido iaternado pOr Ell otro en- IN
uanicomio, logro evadirse de este y sorprendlendole
en- su CANA, 10 asesino a punaladas, apode-
randose de unas >escrituras

CIUDAD DE MEXIC0. mario Ia.
Fuerta connection cause en- ei cercano
pueblo del Pen6n. Situado d espaldas
dc Ia Penitenciaria del Dlstrlto, Ia
muerte de. senior Luis NJ. Larlos, q
ouien su medic hermano Jaclnto Con
ZaleZ, hundio en- el cuerpo varlaS We
ces I'm agudo punal. Ambos son muy
corocidos en- Ell Pen0n V aqul mlSno,
pues sienrure han sido personals de
posibles, por 10 que la tragedla Sc ha
coment2do en- todoS SentidoS. deSpues
de Saberse las causaS que Ia orl%1na-
ron.
Ina hersReiG en- discussion.
BESIDE ell ano de 1912 Larlos Y Con
zalez Sc disgustaron u causa de n
herencia que ell primero Jamas qulso
entregar Al segundo, no obstante que
lie rertenecia legaimente. Gonzalez 4
pelG a todoS los recurSoS, fallandoSe
al fin por las autoridadeS en su ia
vor. Cuando Larios Sc conVencio
de Que NADIA podia hacer para retenef
los bieneS, que aScienden a cerca dc
Glen nil pesos. ape o a una lntame Y
criminal estratagema. II mlSma Que
Ia dado lugar en- muchos caSos 4 ORA
mas V tragedias que han conmovldo
profundamente a Ia sociedad. Larlos
Sc ouso de acuerGo con un medlco a
fin de que lie estendiera un c~ertlti-
cado false de que ST. medic hermano
Jacinto Gonzalez estaba loco, q fin
de noderlo meter al manicomlo.
No ralicron protest0$ ri sapL'c"S-
CuandO LarioS tuvo en- u manoS
anucl GOcumento. base de su Negra
intriga. So present0 al Manicomlo
de La Castaneda. hacienda que fuera
reouerido 81 citado medic hermano,
cuando mas pronto mejor. = efecto
de que no siguiera atrasandose. pues
su estado err demasiado Serlo y gra-
We. aunoue no de peligro.
Tn dia los agentcs de Ia autorl-
drd. ac0mpa0ados de varios enferme-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Tres automobiles fueron recuper.-
RADIOS v uno robado

La p~olicia recuper0 aver los 81
guientes auton10viles que desde hace
var;os dias habian sido robados:
Tn Maxwell. p~erteneciente al Off
cial dc Pc!icia Caperton, Quc fue
encontrado en- Ia Gale de S. Flores,
cerca de la via del Ferrocarril. Tn
Ford del senior P. W. ScholDser Y
otro Ford. lie C. H. William, que
fuG encontrado abandonado en- la
caudra cuatrocientos de IA Avenida
Milan.
Por otra parte. la misma policia
trata de recuperar el Ford numero
ll59S0 del senior Paul TudySk. que
!e fue robado aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Murio triturado por ei tren

POGO deSpues de las doce de la
noche del sibado. el senior Herman
Trash. quien residia an la casa MI
nero 121 de la Gale Sharer. fuG am
llado por 81 fe~rrocarril en- Ia Gale
Duval, lug2r por donde pasa Ia Vii
de la estaci0n del Sur PaciT:co.
Sc ienora el motive del accidente,
pero So presume que Ia victima, que
marchaba por Ii via, no Sc do cuen-
IA De Ia llegada del ren el que &c
hiZo pedazos n pierna, produciGn-
dole Ia muerte caSi acknowledgements
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
7 POLICIA

FL Juez. en- vista de las raZones
eXpuestas los dej@ err absolute libcr-
tad. pero no sin ANNIVERSARIES, por 81
les interesa saher. que la policia va
a c]nprender una activa campana
contra les tenorios Y que 81 Dor Su
parte. impondra muv fucrtes mIitas
a los que ME su preSencia vayan
acusados de heber cometido Fl de-
Ito del pirouo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Gran jurado en- la pobIacion de
Del Rio, T:xas

Todos los miembros dc la Corte
Federal. incluso el JIez Duval West
Y el Fiscal. senior Hugh Robertson. sa-
Heron aver con direction 4 Del Rio,
Texas. a donde van a iniciar Ell aque-
la ciudad 81 periodic de Scsiones del
Gran JuraCo Federal.
Este mismo personal esturo has
ia el sabado de Ia semana paSada en-
In poblaci6n de Waco. e~fectuando las
mismas lahoreS que desarroIldra en-
Del Rio.
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TOr tIS brT6GS del cOrrui
Una dc las paSadas soches !ogr6
q senior GonZa'eZ, en- vista de 81 Sc
rcridad. no ser encerrado en- SUI Gel
da COMO dc coStUmbre. aprOvechando
esta circumstance para llevar 4 cabo
Ia fuga. cuya idea habia acariciado
por tanto tempo con verdadera frui-
ci0n. Cuando Ia nochc habia n
do. Gonzalez sc dirigi6 al patio dc. La
Castaneda; de ALI le fue facil introdu
rirse al corral. cuyaS bardas Salt6 con
ligereza. hallandoSe en- Seguida en- Ii
bertad. en- aquella libertad que tan
TO habia deScado para If Il hacerse
juSticia por su propla mano. va que
nadie podia impartirSela. a pesar de
que tanto le asistia.
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Yiciosos arrestados.

La Escuadra contra eI Vicio ARES
to ayer a cinco ebrios en- la Via pu-
blica V seis personals que vioiaron los
articulos tres Y cuatro del Reg!2-
mento de Policia.
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roS, Sc D~reSentarOn q Ia casa DEL Or.
Gonzalez, manifestandole que tuviera
Ia bondad de acompanar-os. EXtrana
do ell senior Gonzalez de la %presencia
de los enfermeros V no dandoSe cuen-
Ia todavia &c 10 que Sc trataba, pre-
gunt6 que que era 10 que de el Sc ne
cesitaba. pues no ~recordaba tener
cuentas con nadie pendientes, nj me-
con Ia justicia, ayudada por en-
fermeros.'
lie erpijcdrOH Ell GSG
Tn agente de la autoridad, que mas
o menoS Sc hahi& enterado de 10 que
Sc trataba, di.jo que tenian que con-
ducir al senior Gonzalez al hospital
de La Castaneda. donde seria cura-
do segin los deseos de su hermano La
rios. que era el que habia ido a orde-
nor Sc lie condujera a aquel lugar,
presentandO una disposition de la au-
toridad. V un certificate de un medi-
co.
Enterado el senior Gonzalez de to-
do, protesto ante los gendarmes y los
enfermeros, pretendiendo aclarar 10
cue Sc prctendia hacer con e.. EStos
le dijeron que NADIA podian en- el sun
to, que los acompanara Y que hi VeZ
en- el establecimiento, sc harlan to-
das las gestiones ~neceSarias para que
las cosaS Sc pusieron en- claro.
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En- La CGStnTedG
va en- La Castaneda el senior Con
zalez eXplic6 detalle por detalle ell
case al Director del Estab'ecimiento.
enterdndolo de TODD 10 que habia ocu-
rrido entire Su hermano Larios Y el
V que no era mas que Ia ambici6n de
81 medic hermano. la que 10 impulsa-
ba a cometer a~quel'a infamia. FL Sc
nor Gonzalez fue escuchado con aten-
ci6n DOr el citado Director del mani
comic: pero como LarioS habia eXpli-
cado i este tambien a genera dc 10
cura del enfermo. el Director no
die importancia a 10 dicho pOr IA VIC
tina. Quien deSde luego quedG reclui-
da en- calidad de loco que reclama u
na herercia Que nj eyistia Siquiera.
Va en- estas condolences, era imposi-
bic al senior Gonzalez hacerse Or por
Ia justicia, Y asi permaneci6 en- @
maniccmio. abrigandc SGlamente L.
eSperanza Dc salir o de fugarse para
II a vengarSe de su infame hermano.
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La Fuente de Ia Vida.

f insustituible que refresca Y ace
lera la circulation, que presta ener-
gia a los pequenos atomos que defien-
den la vida contra las Intermediates.
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La reHgdH-u

Ia C'Ngdt-u
Made sigui0 al seaor Gonzalez en-
SIS pasus. quien sabC 81 firmeS o Va
cilanteS: nero eS de ]SIponerSe que va
rasada Ia media Hoche. Y cuando cl
ycque6o pueblo dormia tranQuilamen-
te. Sc dirigi6 a la casa de Larios, a
quien s~orprenderia en- ell lecho. ASH
fuG, en- efccto. Il dia siguiente Larios
amaneci0 en- Su casa cubierto dc san
ere. ~ ser regiStrado por los doc
torres. pudo verse cue ~presentaba Va
rias heridas penetrantes. todaS en- Ia
Gaia del cuerpo. Que e causaron n
muerte mas O meme lnstantanea.
Las autcridades. va enteradas de
todo 10 ocurrido, han trataGo de bus
car .! aSesino.-5l aSi 0Usde lamar
sc al senior Gonzalez,-rso hasta la
techa no Sc tienen las MEMORIES infor-
maciones acerca del canine que haya
tornado drSpueS de consumada "a ire
menda venganza. Los vecinos del Pc
non NADIA han pOdido informar. por-
que NADIA saben nj NADIA .vieron.
Hay IN detalle cue indica que Con
zaleZ mat0 a SUI medic hcrmano con
t0da Sangre fra. V con toda premedi-
taci6n. Y IS cl de que las e~Scrlturas
de los tsrreros cue han sido Ia causa
de la tragedia. no aparecieron nor hin
gun Iado, 10 que hace llegar q Ia con-
eclrsian de que Gonzalez Sc apodero
de elias anteS de a~bandonar la casa
de SUI victimaric hermano. ahora VIC
TINA de cruel venganza.
Durante el tempo cue Gonzalez es-
tuvo en- La Castaneda, perdi0 a sU
madre. q una hermana, V Z otros pa
rientes sin haber podido verlos ST.
ouiera. Esto explica que la tragedia
que hemos narrado V que tanta con-
moci6n Ia causado en- la capital.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-15
Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Emery were the
victims of very neat surprise Satur-
day night, August 9, when about forty
of their relatives from Albion, Slough
ton, Madison, Edgerton, Milton and
Milton Junction gathered at their home
to help them celebrate the fiftieth an
niversary of their marriage. When
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery had sufficiently
recovered from their establishment they
heartily welcomed their unlimited
guests and proceeded to make them
feel very much at home. The evening
was very pleasantly passed in social in
tercourse and delicious lunch was
served, after which both instrumental
and vocal music was enjoyed and the
company joined in singing that old yet
very appropriate song, "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" A fashlight pic
ture of the company was taken on the
lawn in front of the house and in the
foreground were five of those who
were present at the wedding fifty years
ago. They were Mrs. G. r. Head and
son, DIR. L. r. Head, of Madison,
Messrs. Frank and Fred Lawton of AL
bion and Mrs. D. B. Coon of Milton.
The last four mentioned were children
on the former occasion. After wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery many more happy
years together, the guests departed
leaving several gold pieces as re-
minder of the occasion.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-15
EDGERTON VS.. BELOIT.

We
The Highway Trailers made great
attempt to defeat the Fairbanks-Mo
Apprentices of Beloit at the Driving
Park Sunday afternoon but were forced
to take count of A to 2 in ten innings.
E. Whitford's wildness together with
poor support at critical stages of the
game proved their undoing. With two
on and one down in the first frame
Whitford walked the next two men
to face him, forcing in one run. The
visitors scored another run in the fifth
and two more in the tenth. The locals
threatened in the first when Trevorrah
laced out three Dagger with one out,
but L. Whitford and G. Whitford were
unable TO connect safely. In the fourth
G. Whitford reached first by being hit
by Lein, G. Olson sacrificed him to the
keystone sack and Schumacher brought
him home with double which he at
tempted to stretch to triple and was
retired at third base. Mcintosh was
thrown out by Trader. They scored
again in the eighth when Trevorrah
was safe at first on an error and reg
istered on G. Whitford's two Dagger.
L. Whitford singled in the tenth with
two gone and reached second on an err
ror on G. Whitford's drive. G. Olson
flied out, ending the game.
r Fl E
Beloit. 1O.OO1 OOOO2-4 s 2
Edgerton. 0 O o / 0OO1 1902 z 4
Batteries = Lein and Herstfeld; E.
Whitford and Mooney. Strikeouts-
Lein 6, Whitford S. Base on balls
Lein /, Whitford 3. Left on bases
Beloit 9, Edgerton 8. Umpire-Lange.
Footville will again appear on the
local diamond next Sunday and it is
hoped large crowd will be on hand to
root for the locals. They are playing a
good brand of ball and deserve the
support of fans interested in the ma
tional pastime. Come out and boost
for the Trailers.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-15

Henry Johnson was business call
er in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Bentley of Chicago is a
guest of Mrs. C. r. Bentley.
james Pollard has sold his tenant
house on Rollin street to Martin Not
testad of Albion Prairie, consideration,
81, ZOO.
Thursday last Charles Bankers car
and an Illinois car came together at
the Houfe corner and Mr.. Bankers car
was considerably damaged.
Miss Buelah Pomeroy has resigned
her position in GAINESVILLE and returned
home on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. w. T. Pomeroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Maleski of
Bristol, Wis, are guests at the home
of r. w. Miller and wife. Mrs. Ma
leski and Mrs. Miller are sisters.
"A car driven by Robert Johnson of
Albion Prairie and Hanover car col
lided on the Lynts corner the night be-
lure 0aAA0SAS bOSAA S0A0 ~
some extent.
Rev. Marvin r. Brandt of Sheboy-
gan, former pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in this city, will hold SER
vices here next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. You are invited.
-Orson Thompson and wife received
word that their son Francis had arrived
at Newport News from overseas and
would be home in few days. Francis
was corporal in the marines.
Little Norma Hippo, daughter of
Andrew Hippo and wife, was run over
by Ernest Kaufman's auto on cross
ing on West Fulton street last We'd
nesday afternoon and quite seriously
hurt, receiving cuts about the head and
face and bruises on the body. She was
taken to GAINESVILLE, accompanied by
DIR. McChesney, and an X-ray plate of
the wounds on the head made. She is
in a way to fully rrcover.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-15

George, youngest son of Lamont
Langworthy and wife, died Tuesday,
Aug. 4, 1894. Funeral services from
the home conducted by Rev. DIN.
Chas. w. Hodson, well known miller
of GAINESVILLE, hung himself in his barn
on the 18th inst.
The Reporter office has added a new
folding machine, the first in the office.
Hail destroyed many tobacco crops
on Albion Prairie. Harvest of the crop
has commenced.
Nick Anderson of Albion Prairie is
on the ticket for register of deeds in
Dane county.
Friday, Aug. II, 1894.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-15
Fulton Community Picnic.

Annual Community Picnic at Fulton,
Wednesday, Aug. 20, at Frank Sayre's
grove--an all day affair. A ball game
in the forenoon by local players. In
the afternoon ball game by Fulton
team and Edgerton business men.
Games and stunts right after dinner
before ball game. Take day off and
come and help us have good time.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-15
Norwegian Lutheran Church.
E. A. GREFTHEN, PASTOR.

Services next Sunday morning in
Norwegian at Ii 90.
Sunday school at 1000.
No evening service.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-15

from overseas and received his dis
charge from Camp Grant, came home
on Tuesday of last week. He wears
four battle stars and never received
scratch. When he set foot on Ameri-
can soil at Hoboken he remarked to a
comrade that this country was good
enough for him and he hoped never to
be called abroad on such mission.
Archie Lackner has sold his half
interest in the Lackner & Knapp Elec-
trical Co. to Harvey Davis and Will
Bardeen. For the present the new
firm will have Office room in the Bar
deem studio on Front street. The
Lackner & Knapp firm had good bus
mess started and the new firm in TAX
ing it over will endeavor to serve the
public with their needs in things cleo
trical
On August 9th the common council
passed an ordinance authorizing the is
suing of bonds in the sum of eighteen
thousand dollars for the purchase and
improvement of certain lands to be
used for the purpose of park and pub
lie grounds. August 7th petition was
filed with the city clerk asking the
council to submit the matter of issuing
bonds to the voters of the city, and at
a meeting OF the council August 18th a
resolution was passed calling for a
special election to be held Sept. 9th to
vote on the bond issue. That's the
case in nutshell.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16
CHAPLAIN FOR POWDER
South Dakota Divine Prays to Awaker
Soions.

Pierre, S. D.-Rev. DR.. Draper, chap
lain of the lower house in the South
Dakota Legislature, stirred that body
from it's lethargy the other day when
he offered prayer, which reads in
part as follows:
20 Lord, come down and help these
men; come with a sword that Thou
mayest cut the strings that bind them.
Come with an. oil can that will oil
and Timber them into action. Come
with can of powder that Thou may
est blow some of them up, for surely
nothing else will waken them"
The chaplain's prayer was called
forth by the disinclination of the mem
bers of the house to get down to bust
ness and pass legislation, which they
lad pledged themselves to do.
A shining example is furnished in
that part of the Nonpartisan league
program, calling for state owned ter
minal elevators, packing plants and
cold storage plants, which the Repub-
lican party stole and incorporated into
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16
LABOR Halls FRAZIER
North Dakota Governor Given
Ovation by Chicago Labor
Party.
Head of Farmers State Government
Effects Alliance Between Organised
Labor In Illinois and National Mem
partisan League-Entry Ints Politics
is Commended.

Chicago-Six thousand members OF
organized labor cheered Governor
Lynn ]. Frazier Of North Dakota,
when he appeared before the big labor
party rally here.
Governor Frazier told how the farm.
ers Of North Dakota had been advised
to- stay out Of politics-and how they
had learned that this was bad advice;
how they had ignored it and actually
gone into politics and what they had
accomplished by this action. He urged
that labor organizations also ignore
the advice and go into politics.
Il am mighty glad to know that or
gained labor of Illinois and Chicago
has walked up to the fact that il it is
going to get anything that will be Of
benefit, labor must get into politics
and elect men who will honestly rep
resent them after they get into Office"
he said.
Not only did the laboring men
pledge their support and cooperation
to the farmers movement, but Ed
Nockels, secretary of the Chicago
Federation of Labor, announced that
funds of unions on deposit in Chicago
banks would be advanced to aid the
new Bank of North Dakota if opposi-
ton Of the moneyed interests should
develop sufficiently to menace the es-
Enlistment of that institution.
The meeting accumulated the
unanimity of sentiment among
labor unions of Illinois favorinq
an alliance between labor forces
and the Nonpartisan league. Look
ing to this end, conference will
be called either in Chicago or
Springfield at an early date at
which all labor unions of the state
will be represented and invitations
will also be sent to all farmer
organizations of Illinois ito meet
with them.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16

the special interests and ;,
dicap. 'p''e Of d
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16

play of any sign carrying words IAN.
tagonistic" to the existing state gov.
eminent.
The motor corps is to be used sup
posedly for the relief of communities
stricken by fire, flood or tornado, but
when labor men in the house offered
an amendment providing that the mo-
tor corps should never be used to pre-
vent peaceable assemblage or strikes
of labor organizations, the amendment
was voted down.
The SO called red flag bill will pre-
vent political opponents Of the state
administration from carrying signs in
. parade bearing such Inscriptions as
these:
Turn the graftsrs out of the State
House."
Lets Have Honest Government for
Change"
Both the motor corps and the red
flag bill contained much worse pro-
visions when originally introduced,
but for the most part these were elm
mated by amendments offered by the
farmer-labor forces.
The senate has not yet acted on
these measures, but the military af-
fairs committee of that body has an.
nounced that it will urge the passage
OF the original motor corps bill with.
out amendment.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16
RETURNED SOLDIERS ENTER
TANNED NEAR OUTLOOK

Messrs. Snuggins and T. j. Claw
son ave a dinner Sunday at the
Snuggins farm near Outlook in hon
Or of First Glass Private George
johnson, who recently returned from
over seas duty in France.
The house was beautifully decor
ated with flags and bunting. An
arch of red, white and blue was
draped over the dining table and a
small pine tree furnished the CEN
terpiece in harmony with Mr.. john
sons division name, which was called
the Pine Tree Division.
Private Johnson fought in the Ar
gonne battle and several others.
Covers were laid for twelve guests,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16
SHERIDAN COUNTY HAS
AN EXPERIMENTAL FARM

Sheridan county is to have its first
experimental farm, in the nature of
an acre tract which L. S. Olsen of
this city is putting in north of town.
Mr.. Olsen, who has charge of the
Sheridan county's state fair exhibits
ever since Sheridan sent exhibits to
Helena, is sowing only seeds which
no one has ever tried to grow in this
section of the state. Should he have
any success, it will probably revolu-
tionize farming in this section, which
heretofore has consisted of raising
small grains and feed.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16
Saves Money,

The municipal electric light plant of
Pasadena, CAL, has saved the people
OF that city $1,470,O00 over the rates
paid before the municipal plant was
established. 1t earned profit of 7.64
per cent on its investment during
1s17-1S1S, and now has 10,340 patrons,
an Increase Of nearly 1000 over last
year.
And 1t did not raise it's rates.-Seat
- lWash.) Union Record.