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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
Barton for
Barton People
TX statements OF Barton Residents
Surely More Reliable Than
those Of Utter Strangers

D-- -9 testimony Is real proof.
-1-e statements Of Barton people
AZ -aal weight.
WA M 2 friend Or neighoor SAYS
~l1pa-s respect
re Vo-d Of one whose home Is far
invites yOur doubts
3e-ss z Barton statement
7no rs for Barton peoples bene-
22c1 evidence Is convincing
n ne Kind Of pro1f that backs
-70@h Kidney Pills.
! :. Cutler. farmer, Park, St,
A' ! suffered from Iumbago and
N rnsunatic pains IN nv Shout
ms bothered ne . lot and
F-aos Ne miserable. ! heard OF Dosn's
I---1sy Pllls and decided 70 use them,
h. 5e1eved me- and I can say
- 5 r Kidney Pills are 3 good, re-
'-z kloney medicine
re re Sc, Al al dealers. Dom.
10y 10y ask fo- kidney remedy-ge:
~ Atlonsy Plls--ne same thu.
Es- I.is- had Fos1~-Nlbun Co.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
STATE ~vEREOST

District Of Orleans. s.
The Honorable Probate Court Tor the DIS
rric1 Aforesaid
To al person. Interested IN the estate o.
Amanda Tadnais. late OF Brown1nston. IN
said District deceased,
WHEREAS said Court has assigned the
r7-+ aex or December next for examining
and allowing the account OF the AoI1l.I11strH-
r1-r7f the estate Of said deceased anG Tor q oe-
-,as NJ ne residue Of said estate 10 the law
F--i rlzfr-,s-s-x Of the same and ordered that
-7T7F1Fir notice thereof be given 10 III persons
interested IN said estate uy pCDilsE1Dg TINS
order I reg weeks EuccsSE1Zefy previous 70
@E,z issr assigned IN The Orleans County
Monitor q newspaper p-11-1sa11 Il 1s1ItNl--
II sale District :. .
THEREFORE, rOu are hereby notified 70
p,-7-gae- al he Probate once II 2eS port II
$50 District 81 two , n OF TIE day assign
3 - then su7 there 70 contest the allowance
- ss1d account Il you see cause. and 70 es-
---s,15S1 --7-7r right rs heirs leEa1ees aud
. Fssvr4T7I claimants 70 said res1dns-
r-sxF1 TuCer my hand this End day Of
November 1qIS- --.---v--,
$50 z NJ ofCoS Z L. 1-ss-stezI-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10

r--zz7T-. : am0rL, March 9th 1913.
s. vz-z-te3 n having the
z-----=z-- nh n E-uz--a-lveS' after
rzz---- z--1 wonderful BENEFITS
m .---z-- : 1-y6Cs, Twas sufferer
r1 E-l-cs- z15 Liver Complaints.
IT bzcz acL55; ny liver was
zs---.SE zo5 ny whole system
szreE OF O. order.
ET-----z--vas VS. ne only remedy
I hzlp IL. They Strengthened the
XMAS. made ~ bowels move
r=--Iz-lv n6 freed ne Of al the
Gsrass caused from the kidney
-1zlla- coZsZpz1oo and Indigestion.
! ET Taaks' treatment with
iF--if---s-ZraS made ne feel IS II !
iz5z1av lease % LIE, and I an glad
Il uzzs known The great value O
Ess E---- LIVER Tablets.
MOSES MURPHY.
Eca be- 651- $50, trial size Sc.
E-Ezz-z-s U I'm EZ-IT-A-TTVES
-----z-- OGDEN S3CRG, n. Y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
Estate OF Martin E. fuller
STATE OF VERMONT

District q Orleans IS
T-ne Hono-ahle Probate Oo0rt Tor the dis
erlct Of Orleans s.
tn an persons interested IN the estate
~ Marin z TuIler. late Of Bareo1. IN said
District deceased
A. Probate Court. holden al Newport.
-r7+E,5r err5 for said District On the LIST day
- 1-s-,a-r f,~r 1918. an Instrument p1rpor11ng
- = re Ise1 VII and Testament q Martin
= TrTlz- late Of Barton. IN said DIS
+-5r-- deceased. was presented 70 the court
Aforesaid. for Probate
And X Is ordered by snao coOrt thai the
Ia rsex ~ December 1ple. a p m. al the
r4F7ra ~ Z A Cook II the T1ithEe q orleans
F.rs assigned for proving 81 1nstru-
--ee---- sr1r5 thai notice thereof De given 70
al persons concerned y p1olst4IE TINS
90 SUGGEST Tety In the Orleans
1 Ss1----e-T Monitor z newspaper circulating
- 49, r-iriuf1v il said District previous
. the time appointed
s.-1~,ss.- fsef<,-e SAID court al the tine and
place aforesaid and contest A1E I-D-AIs O
sz.au VIII Il rou have rslse-
Given under ny ntA-ll ~ So 11is = ssAAl
-sizsri~- 4I1Is Esr ERr CO i's-cssIll -ssr- 1tfs-
90 Ed SMITH. J8dre.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
STATS
DIARY

trlday-BhSterseS pa sent him I'D
our house stay vile ( We are
hsveIng g lots OF fun & sum ftes
once IN vile 2 The teecher was a
telling Us al about the Civil War TO-
day & Jake sed her Ny grashus You
got awful good memry ? recolleck
al that stuff. She blushed & give
him angry lux
Safurday-ma KEEP insisting that !
ought : wash my face this afternoon
4 / KEEP delaying II as II was 2 cold
Then they was 8 lady which Is mas
cistern law cum IN & we WIS not ex-
pecting her & she kst ma & then me-
Then ma sed me Now you 90 wash
yure face The lady looked kinda
funny but sed nothing
Sunday-This morning vile we was
eating breakfast pa & ma & me &
Bhsters the telefOne rung & sum
buddy wanted Blisters. Il was his
pa & he told him that the Stork OF
sumthng had brung him 8 nice little
baby sister Blisters was SO tckeld-
He sed Don't tel ma I want 2 supprize
/ her. Then he hung up.
Monday-The teecher was explane-
/ ing the word Assault & she sed 70
1 Pug Stevens Now II you was be g
walking along the street & Stats wood
walk up TO you & strike you what
wood that be. Pug repIyed & sed
That wood be 2 afmraL Pug Is g
mean guy 2
Tuesday-Pa red ne the story
about Jonah which was ct I'D by 3
whale, but which cQddeut keep him On
his stummick. That fellow was lucky
away with Il Even Il II was q fack-
Wednesday-My dog Is learning 2
lot OF trIx now l tel him 10 speak
& he growls & I throw q stick & he
gets II & Gums I'D me with II N his
jaws & / say Gimmy II ( he does
Ma got mad today She cum IN &
sed ? d That dog has ate l Of my
pies Pa sed Vel that's ? bad but
think he vii be al rite he Is q tut
dog
Thursday-Na sed am pretty de
cent here Of lately I an & that
lssent all I intend 10 keep On con-
tinueing. u more shopping days nj
4 CrISm2S.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
NOTICE
Annual Meeting of Orleans County
Fair.

The stockholders Of the Orleans
County Fair are hereby notified that
the annual meeting OF the above
named company vii be held 81 Hotel
Barton IN Barton village Tuesday,
January 9th, 1920, ct haE-past one
o'clock. D m, TO transact the follow
ing business:
First, 70 hear and dispose Of the
reports OF the officers,
Second. 10 elect officers for the en-
suing year,
Third. 70 see II the Company vii
vote 10 hold q fair IN the year 1920
and II so, % decide On the dates,
Fourth. 70 revise the bylaws 4
thought best,
Fifth. 10 revise the Premium List
II thought best by the Directors,
Sixth. 70 transact any other busi-
ness properly coming before said
meeting,
Seventh, 70 adjourn
Dated at Barton, December ID
1919.
c. Z. Hanblet, Secretary
?. $. Article Of the ConstItu,
ton and BYLAWS reads Is follows
No person shall become z member O
this association, except by e majority
vote OF the STOCKHOLDERS present 2
Rry legally warned meeting OF TIM
association" Al persons who hav'
! bought shares OF stock from the org
nal owners and al persons who nav
received shares OF stock through q
Estate are asked 10 send notice 10 TIT
Secretary OF such transaction togeth
er with the certificate Of stock and hzv'
Il acted upon ct this meeting j asl
vour cooperation IN this matter
c. Z. Hamblet, Secretary
1853
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
STATE or VERMONT

district Of Orleans SIS
The F5our,-atlIs Probate Court for the Dis
rrir-~ Aforesaid
To al persons interested n the estate q
lanes 4 Hen late % Se-Iol- ID sa1o Dzs-
--ic1 deceased
WHEREAS said Court has assigned the
1e-h car q december De-. 1er examining
.-r.-S s.Tl0zz-srrr tise account q the Admins
cor n the eS1are OF szz11 deceased azd for
: decree q the residue o. SAFE estate % the
--sxS-r.zvI+E e the sane. and ordered
rfass4 public -lc-1ce Thereon - gwen 70 al
Dersors interested n Sale estate ~ pub
trsE order three weeks EuccesE3 vel
-1-evIoxss 20 the day assigned IN The Orleans
Counts Monitor. q newspaper Published Al
Ba-tor In SAID District
Therefore you are hereby notified % eD-
-,z-a- A. p Va BALDWIN, o-11ce IA Barton.
= ss.sr District. ri Z Z. clock = m On the
rIssx ssszserec then HDC there 70 contest the
allowance of szzic accur-1t = Eou see rE7se.
enc - g. = t,ifSi 4 your rzg 81 a. heirs legusess
and lawful claimants - said residue
Given under my hand this Ind day q
$50 2 NJ sPOOsEE. Register
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10

- 11rls-siEne6 having been Nd
fo--E. - IL honorable P-osza1e Court
. ---L-s~r1cE OF Orleans commissioners
cam - 1AasFl11Ee- and adjust the
z5E - oeTlE-zzsis q Al xs<.-srrss rz-asx1s-
boz - . d01n Z Cook late q GREENS
clsjr-,. s s-i1 4nEE-ct- rzereasec. and al
-lee that we wiz met FF- tie -z-1--,rsSs
lr-1Na -, = sLle tEFe residence Of = P Cook
On - '-. - q Greensboro N said District.
q 49, = - q trer@noer and 1zsh da-
Geo. L4ezl. rom 07elocR D m Until
~ - = II Or each Of said DAYS and snsz
4 q lg51 = RON the sS1h dzy Of October
saic--1,s-e-le larIas limited ~ said Court Tor
1or .-----1-2 Ia Present their claims 70 rs
r. F. nation and allowance
En-a--r1t t5r@ensDOro. this STR cay O.
u 1-@- a d 1919
A-E. T0LMAN-
g. IL HARRINGTON
Cpnu1sn1nners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
Keep Out the Moisture

A very effective agent for moisture
proofng wood has been found in an
aluminium leaf coating. This coating
practically insulate. the WOOD against
any change IN atmospheric e5ndiuons,
and is particularly valuable for use
where accurate form and balance must
De maintained, as would be necessary
IN an airplane propeller.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
EIoHT cHILDREN HAD Group

hzr- -iEist children and give Folev's Honey and
Tar 10 Al OF then " Mrs P REhEzul1s zzo=
Herman 81 C1oT1nE1ol, Ky tEl-y Al E--= sGo7-c-
. c-oun Il 1oosenS and cl-z-s and 4ahlsEn
STOPS thai s--zneIrg couEh, makes EASY u--zz1lzIE
possible and permits uul-- sleep Il CourzT1s n1
ouiar-x and children Ike Il Good for colds b-on-
-fzl coughs and rfe coughs that Enz-r zf1--
fneuzz GRIP Good fo- g-oVr-upz as to- Children
Sold everywhere.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10
VERMONT NEWS

4 cheese factory Is 10 be opened
soon at North Ferrisburg. which Il
pecIed 70 turn out about 80 chees-
e 2 day
Ray L Fisher, q pitcher OF the
CINCINNATI world champions last sea-
son, has signed z contract as coach
Tor the AIiddlebury college basketball
and baseball teams this winter and
next spring.
An important real estate deal was
made n Springfield recently when
OOS Ellis and sisters sold their 49,
acre farm 10 LaFountain & WooIson
Tor 1000 The farm Is TO be laid
out into streets and building lots.
At the usual THANKSGIVING dinner
N Rutland by the Salvation Army,
l83 OF the cITys poor were fed In
the afternoon about 500 garments
were given out, each child receiving
warm coat, Undertaking, shoes and
stockings
The report fro4 the United States
bureau OF animal industry as receiv-
ed Dy the commissioner Of agricul-
ture, Z 8 Brigham, shows that Yer
mont stands second IN the testing OF
cattle for tuberculosis II the month
F CT October, 2 total OF 4.0S5 having
+ been tested while the only state haT-
f ing more than Vermont was Mime
sofa, with $500 Vermont Is testing
al the rate OF 200 cattle e week and
has al the present time tested N this
year over 5000 head OF cattle
About $4,000 barrels OF apples
which range IN price from S. ID Sc
E barrel, have been shipped from Yer
mont 70 the big buyers IN New YORK.
and Boston. This means 3 revenue
OF about S200, 900 for the Vermont
apple growers The crop this veal
turned ont much better than expected
especially N the southern part OF IhE
state where many new orchards nave
been set out The crop condition:
are said 10 be the best for three year:
and the prices better than ever be
fore. The Grand Isle county crol
was an average, about 5000 barrel
being shipped. Five Thousand wer
shipped from Shelburne which Incfud
ed 1000 from the Webb farm Ab0u
c. 900 barrels were shipped from Fer
risburgh. which represents the GRO
OF there and the surrounding towns
The following Is the comparison /
. the amount OF business done II reg
IsterIng OF automobiles by the secre
tzry Of states Office this year, CON
pared with 1918 as reported iron
Jan ! 70 Nov So
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-10

Tuesday-Pa red ne the story
about Jonah which was ct up by 3
whale, but which cuddeut keep him on
his stummick- That fellow was lucky
away with Il. Even T II was z fack-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05
COURT DECIDES IN FAVOR OF GOVERNMENT

Washington June Gases involving the right of the
director general Of railways Hines and Postmaster gen.
rates were decided in favor of the by the SUI
preme court today The supreme court decided that the
director general Of railways hase right to set interstate
rates well interstate rates. the reversal Of the
the interstate rates by the director an infringement
on the powers Of the state.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05
For it implies "a man who works
And woman who is good.
And a child who is taught.

For 1t implies "a man who works.
And woman who is good.
And child who is taught.
Only the man who works is q
good citizens, for he assumes his due
responsibilities, keeps the peace, OBJ
serves the law, and his veins are "the
veins of wealth to any land.
Only the woman who is good is fit
for mothering, and the world needs
mothers more than statesmen, poets
and professors.
Only the child who is taught is
fitted for citizenship.
THINK IN 1NTEREsr-sAvE-
Arrangements have been made to
have DR.. L. S. Platou tour Barnes and
other counties in the interest of the
Independent Voters Association and
he is billed to speak in the city hall
at Valley City on June II at 8 in the
evening. DR.. Platou has been active
in the upbuilding of the state, is an
extensive farmer, and for long time
mayor of this city, during which many
of the most important improvements
American Society of Equity, is pro-
gressive in political ideas, and was at
one time candidate for governor on
the democratic ticket. DR.. Platou
has stood for the program of real pro-
gressiveness for the farmers for many
years, but he evidently is not in sym
pathy with the present socialistic
regime that is trying to bankrupt the
state in it's present plan of socialist
state ownership with the sky the limit.
The Times-Record is pleased that DR..
Platou is coming here and we hope
our people will pack the city hall on
that he will speak from standpoint
to say. We know that his message
will be an earnest and sincere one and
that he will speak from a standpoint
of right and justice. He has no axe
to grind and is taking this step in the
interests of the people of the state at
large. He also speaks at other points
in Barnes county schedule of which
is printed elsewhere in this issue of
the paper.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05

legislation that is now being refer
ended and that there is, therefore,
every reason to believe that their
game will be stopped on June Goth,
and that the people will after that en-
act laws that will give them what they
want without making the governor a
monarch of the state. That is dan
gerous thing to do no matter who is
governor. t'
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05
TOWNLEYISM AND COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

In its Facts About North Dakota
Laws" Supplement. the Courler-News,
trying to cover the shameless grab for
control of the whole State Press, gets
mad and roars as follows :-"It would
be impossible for this board to abuse
ito appointive (of official County
paper) powers more orossIy than has
been done by commissioners In the
past"
The Courier-News puts this in black
face type so that County commission
ers of the past shall be sure to see it.
As a large majority of all County Com
missioner boards have been and is to-
tro!led by farmers, it Is to be hoped
they will realize how grossly they
have abused their power, and that
they cannot be trusted with designat-
ing official papers for their own coun-
ty, not even until the next election.
There's hurry among the reformers to
grab this local right and place it in
the State tyrant's hands.
"eWespino reform In local papers"
is promised. Certainly. Sweep every
yelping cur that doesn't hunt and
bark for them out of the State. They
need the pap and patronage the next
eighteen months more than ever II
they can tide over eighteen months
and get eight or ten million of the
States money into their revolutionary
If not dangerous business ventures,
they hope the people will not dare to
let go for fear they lose their money.
Never before mas legislature in the
United States dared to steal the State
press for q bunch Of wild cat poll
ticians in such a bold and brazen way.
Not even farmer County Commission.
ers could be trusted to appoint official
papers for the next eighteen months,
although they have done 1t for forty
years before the Bunch Of political
pirates landed on North Dakota, and
all because they grossly abused their
power In the past. Fine compliment
for County commissioners. OF course,
it's true many County commissioners
have an insight into taxes and public
expense and County work. They are
generally the older and more expert
enced men in the County and are not
quite SO easily led as might be de-
sirable. Better place the power In the
hands of one man ut Bismarck. The
County should feel proud and salts
fed to have chance to pay for the
official printing. That's enough glory
for any local unit now in North Da.
kOta.
Talk Of grabbing power and stealing
influence and choking off the press
Neither Alex Mckenzie nor the ex.
kaiser could hold candle to this
dirty job, and all in the name Of "Ex:
tending principles of democracy" Fine
principles!
North Dakota is mighty good hunt.
Ing now for the whole wild-eyed gang
from Mills down to Liggett. As lona
as they can keep the farmers chasing
phantosns in Fairy land and EXTERN.
mating Bogis men manufactured al
Townley Headquarters, hunting II
good, and It pays. It really seems e
be open season on farmers Ill The
year round.
80
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05

TAXATION FOR
PROFIT OR EXPENSE?
.ss Civil Rn s sy: sve
property shall the State pubic purposes? What
IS sdds :s %g 9 s as
much BY what method
The Ri % 5 ae has
i've ess5e
tRS s9
large for Individuals such roads, OF poor education religion
line between the field Of the individual and the
work Ct the community has always been matter OF dispute ana
to have constantly forged towards certain ideal Of
clear Of the lines between the
Of Whole With the consent Of the governed such
a the pop I a be be safe
Without WITH While doing ths work Of
and attempts individual it becomes tyranny
his land herd his flock grind his wheat
he and .1,9
whether self appointed ruling divine right begin
lis 5
use his and fa;1s according ord to his
well recognized principle in social development that
and dangerous delegate any
to form for enter
san turn
asking the that all the people, to build ships
s 1& s s
the These taking I'M + pae; Of 9
individuals and the social principle; namely their
companies must their work without trespang on or
national !oes The Of mail! ySeh private
had features which made undesirable to
@ @ss
Of mail s :S it all all
wat zoo Couldn't relied on to handle
5 sas e
@ been Ps OUT e '9 %
especially efficiency Same I'll
%od it's
to s S s 5 tt as:
Department should be profit making institution tax
Likewise education gradually been turned tn.
and its a @ bs the n Sd has 9
one who has not This that
and girl is sSsd would s6 be too ms %Ss
themselves: finding it quite burden with
s @ b d a no thine s CIV: s sss9
schools charge rates to make money for the public
or to use the schools as q means OF taxalOn.
The public highway the kings highway at first and later al
roads where public travels back and forth at become
burden Everybody the roads They Of
rich and the old and alike The old
turnpike privately built with boom and the
toll nconvenent The nation states counties
townships all spend the public roads The individual
poll the farmer road tax in work money the city
tax and auto heavy annual tax
from S.. 90 to $35. 90 in North Dakota.
definite and methods for taxation direct and
indirect provided by the United States Constitution
and statutes but has it occurred to the people Of this
country charge either toll tax for making of the
public.
The postal SYSTEM education and roads ill illustrate the
principle guiding work. Work profit belongs
individuals groups Of individuals Work of universal and
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05
GOLFERS AND TOWN.
LEYISM.

golfers N0C1On0l weekly, EuO
through a generation established q
reputation as the iercest enemy Of all
forms of humbug and quackery. In
1905 it published the "Great American
Fraud" q series of articles on Patent
Medicine Evil" "Quacks and Quack-
ery," Patent Medicine Conspiracy
Against Freedom of the Press" and
"Contidential, d zeal scoundrels
preying on people. -.
In this fearless attack on hulnbug
Peruna, Lydia Pinkham Compound,
cough syrups and soothing syrups
loaded with opium, and nostrums and
quacks got theirs. The fearless hon
esty Of Golfers National Weekly be-
came household word throughout
the nation. The golden bride of medi-
cal uuacks and confidence scoundrels
preying on the stupidity, credulity and
passions Of people could not tempt
Collier.
In a recent number Collier has again
taken up the cudgels for good sense,
honesty and square dealing in new,
social field. Townley and his bunch
of political auacks, who prey on the
credulity and weakness and ignorance
VI peOktlc XVI lAClAS. AAO SAuAy AO
tons and fantastic schemes" to-
gether with Townley and his hench-
mems greed for money, contributions
which they handle and use for propa-
ganda without being responsible to
anybody. are placed in the spot light.
To thinking people who know Col
Tiers honesty and fairness in hand
ling all public questions, this article
will mean much. If they have been
wheedled into the $1,000 class or
$4,000 class they will quit taking
Townley's political peruna and eco
nomic Lydia Pinkham compound, but
to the credulous suckers, who listen
only TO the paid organizer and the
coarse and untruthful screed Of the
Leader and kept press, life holds but
one real joy. that of saving some more
money and giving it to TOwnley's flock
Of political crows and scavengers that
are fattening of the farms and farm
ers of North Dakota.
An incurable. patent medicine f1end,
whether physical or political, has
plugged the gates Of reason and re-
mains beyond the help of Collier and
Ill other means. A statement on their
tax receipt is about the only thing this
class really understands. Already the
Townley pack of newspaper hounds
have been turned loose and Collier Is
barked at fore and aft and on all
sides. Its long established character
for truth and veracity is no protec-
ton. Its fearlessness and the fact
that no Big Biz patent medicine con-
Germ and no political party could bride
It., is no protection against the yelp
and snarl and bark and bite of Town
ley's pack.
Never mind, truth and Collier will
be here when Lydia Pipkham, Town.
ley, Peruna, Brinton, LiQuOz0ne,
Lempke. Huerta and Bolshevism have
been relegated to the realm OF ancient
curiosities and simply furnish evidence
of how some people naturally take to
patent medicine and political humbug.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05

We read in the Courier News this
morning of meetings of the league be-
ing held at various points in the state
at which meeting the C. N. says that
immense crowds were in attendance.
This may be all true and we are not
saying that it is not so, but why give
such large amount of space and big
headlines to those other meetings and
forget all about the one held here on
Tuesday and the one at Glen Ullen.
The crowds here did not choke the
streets so you would notice it. Why
not carry the truth to the people.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-05

Last Thursday night the city coun-
ell and the objector signers to the put
ting in Of the municipal heating plant
held heart to heart meeting at the
city council chambers to talk over the