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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-01

after the troops entered Treves.
AS consequence, the big station
is crowded with American soldiers
constantly, and German travellers
reaching the city are not long in
doubt as to the extent of the oc-
cupation.
The people of Treves are net
openly hostile, neither are they
overfriendly. Of course this lar-
ter description does not apply to-
the hypocrites, of which the o.
cupied territory abounds. They
rather flaunt upon Americans and
are very servile and polite. But
the sincerity Of attitude is belied
by pictures of the Kaiser, Hinde1i-
burg and other exponents of Ger
man world dominion which they
refuse to remove from their walls,
and their insidious pleas for sym
pathv for their defeated but un-
conquered country. E" ....
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-01
w. S. s..

This is a sort of tOpsy turvy
world. No one seems to be sat
isfied. One man is struggling to
get justice, and another is flying
from it. One man is saving up
to buy house and another is
trying hard to sell his dwelling
for less than it cost to get rid Of
it. One man is spending all the
money he can earn in taking a
girl to theatre or show and send
ing her valuable presents in hopes
that he may eventually make her
his wife, and his neighbor is spend
ing all the gold he has saved try
ing to get a divorce. One man
keeps a pistol to protect himself
against burglars, while his neigh
Dor doesn't keep one for fear Of
shooting himself or some member
of the family. One man pays for
his paper in advance because he
can read it with greater relish,
while another takes it four or five
years without paying one cent for
it, and enjoys it huge all the
while until he is called upon to
pony up. when he declares the
paper is not worth reading and
never asked for it. Surely a
queer old world this is.-Marks-
Vile Enterprise
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-01
ONE OF THE OLDEST TOWNS
IN GERMANY,
Bv William ID. Hines.

Treves, Rhenish Prussia, Jan
21.-One of the oldest towns in
Germany. is today from all super
fetal appearances an American
controlled city. Entering it from
the south, the first person a trav-
eler comes upon is an American
soldier in supreme command of al!
traffic. He holds up German
street ears with the utmost nor.
chalance while a slow moving We.
hicle passes.
At every corner in the town.
these American traffic patrol,
have been posted. If a traveller
desires to obtain a billet in Treves,
he must first visit the American
general in charge Of civil affairs
The Americans have full control
over the sleeping accommodations
in the city.
Treves was originally founded
by the Romans, when Caesar con-
quered Europe. Several of the
old Roman structures remain. in
the heart of Treyes there is 4
huge time worn gate called the
Porta Nigra. 1t was built thou
sands Of years ago but it still
stands, it's rugged arches and tow
ers defying time and the elements.
An old Roman amphitheatre AMI
Roman baths also form a land
mark of Roman occupation.
Daily for more than month
American troops move through
the city, passing these relies of q
farmer glorious empire. 10 the
Americans these ruins appeared
especially significant in Germany.
They represented the wreck cf
the. ambitions Of world con
quered. who. though he was sue
cessful at first, was unable to
maintain the structure he hal
reared.
Among other sights at Treves,
which makes an American feel at
home, are the tea houses. Most
of them have orchestras and here
the American soldiers and officers
gather during the afternoon and
evening. The Astoria. the largest
one in the city, had as it's patrons
one night / visited it five Amer
leans to one German.
The Casino, wealthy club of
Treves, has been taken over with
the exception of one room by the
Red Cross, and is be-
ing run by that organization as a
gathering place and mess for
Americans. It is a magnificent
place containing billiard tables,
bowling alleys, well decorated
ounging and dining rooms and a
huge ballroom.
The ballroom is being used as
IN entertainment hall for Ameri-
AN soldiers quartered in Treves.
IRONICALLY the Kaiser, represented
n life sized marble bust at one
ide of the ballroom. glowers
iercely at these scenes. His mus
ache points at fierce angles and
is face is upturned as though the
lights now being enacted in this
ormer center of German Kultur
7ere too much for him.
At the station in Treves, the ]
ed Cross with permission from '
he Army, has taken over the
estaurant and here American c
oys may obtain hot drink, jam i
nd meat sandwiches, cookies, Gig v
rettes, etc, at any hour Of the t
ay. The Red Cross established d
lis canteen forty-eight hours S
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-01

~ lxkaa&' "a Cinassa
- UseFsr Ovs9 70 YoagS
80. 8: = &sH25;t
advertiser .nt.)
w. s. S.
81 TONS PER ACRE.

We have learned from Geo
Knight that the sugar cane crop
was extremely good around the
Catahoula section. Mr.. Knight
claims that some of his sugar cane
land is yielding 81 tons per acre,
which is very good, considering
the drouth Of last summer which
delayed the crop considerably
st. Martinville Messenger.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-01
500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper win BE- pleased 70 isarn
at there IN ~ least dreadsA disease that scIan
nas Deen able 70 sure p I'll ~ stages. and that b
CAsanh Halle Atarh Cure y the only positive
being ceasttutieal dissaa requires q eonstitv-
ttonal tFsatmoat Halls Catarh Cure N taken N
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of eAe sy1tsm. thereby destroying the
foundatten Of ~ dissase. and giving the patent 1
strength BY building up IT, constitution and assist
ing nature II doing its work The proprietsrr ha We
% much faith n IT, curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any cass that Il falls -
cure. Send for llgt Of teseimoniAla
Addreo p: J. 6hHNSI 4 CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by al DruSgistA 7Kc 10,
d. Take Halis Family Pulls fer conatinseior =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
TrdSaturi de sab
dipIOmdtiCe.
POvEsTIRE ISTORICA DUPA
DIVERSE 'ISVOARE.

Pc vremea lui Carol | al An
gliei Sc afla ca ambassador spa
Mol la curtea din Londra un anu
me Cedenas care, dupa ce irwin
sera Puritanii Gu puternicul Crom
we'll, intriga Gu regele prizonler
ImpOtrlva nouilor stapinitori 81
din cauZa aceasta atraSe asupra- -Si
dusmania lui Cromwell.
Acesta insa deocamdata nu pu-
tea mimic in contra ambasadoru-
lui, caci nu voia sa Sc expuna Ia
un razboi Gu Spania, pentru care
nu Sc simtea pregatit.
Totusi hotari ca, la ocazie, sa ST
reguleze socote}ile, att Gu amba-
sadorul, cit 81 Gu regatul spaniel.
La 80 Iahharie 1649 Carol l Gu
executat, 81 Cromwell deveni a
cum adevaratul stapin al Angliei,
drept care fu recunoscut 81 Ill
forma de Parliament, in anul 1858
sub numirea de Lord-protector
1ntre acestea fostul ambassador
Cedenas flu rechemat din Anglia
de Flip " al Spaniel, 81 numit
secretar de stat. Ca atare dew oni
intro masura 81 mai maresca pima
atunci, adversar hotarit al poll
ticei lui Cromwell, 81 cauta iii
toate felurile 81 chipurile sd puma
bete planurilor aeestuia 81 81
le zadarniceasca.
Protectorul Angliei hotari acu-
ma sd sc scape GU ori ce pref dc
adversarul acesta care-i devenea
din ce in ce mai incomod, de oaro
ce dibacia lui diplomatica era ,
primejdie permanenta pentru po-
zitia de mare putere Angllei.
fntr una din zile porunci TEN
nicerului de la Newgate sal tri-
mita peNm vestit criminal. anu
me Green. care era inchis acOlo
81 intre dinsii Sc petrecu urma
toarea convorbire:
- Mis- a spus "a tn cunoStl ar
IA de a descuia orr ce lacate 81 za-
voare, sfara sa lie fortezi, 81 far"
ca sd Sc observe ceva.
Asa este, mylord, raspunse
Green.
- fnsa fiindca aceasta arta 4
ia al exercitat-o in paguba dea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
a VI z

~APrin aceasta STUNT AWAIT tot
fratii nembrii ii societatii al
bina.' din New Castle, Pa, cum
ca Colonia Poloneza din New Ca
stle, Pa, a proiectat pc ziua de
18 Maiu 1919 O. marc demonstra-
tie, care are sd fic prin parada
a mai multor organizatii, pentru
eliberarea Polonilor de sub stapi-
niri vitrege 81 formarea Poloniei
llbere.
Avind onoarea 3 ii imvitata 81
societatea ,,Albina - care .ac-
ceptat inyitarea gi a hotarit ca
toti fratii membrii care nu lucrea-
"a 81 nu sunt bolnavi, sunt deobli-
gait lna parte la aceasta para
da. Gel absenti vof Fl amendati Gu
un dollar.
Deci toti membxii societatii ,,Al
bina" sa Sc prezinte ia sala socic-
tatii noastre pc zina de 18 Maiu
1919, la orelc 1 p nj De aici vom
pleca Gu muzicsl spre hala socic-
tatii Poloneze din Miller Street.
Acolo Sc formeaxx convoiul PEN
tru parada.
M uitati cocaeda si esarpa 81
veniti GU totii, cSsi si moi Rominii
n curind vom eoiecta astfel
de- festivitate ntru realizarea
idealului nostruA \ 1qminia Mare
in numele sodiet4tiis ,ASbina'
din New Castle; AL:
loan A. ain pregedinte!
Michail Dau gecrstar prim.
13--14) :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
A v z

societatea romina de aj.-r 81
cultura ,,DeSteapta-te Romine''
din Detroit, Mich. aduce la cuno
stinta tuturor fratilor membrii,
cum Cd in adunarea din 4 Maiu
a. c., societatea q hotarit ca sd nu
'primeasca in sipul sau Socialist,
lar fostii membrii care au repasit
de la societate si care nu au achi-
tat repartitia de cazuri De influ-
enta nu mai pct fl primiti Ii sinu]
societatii, tot odata nici- ca mem
bril- al Uniunei, nu vor fl tolerati
Tot odata aceia care ajuta mora
liceste sau materialiceste pc Socia-
listi 81 Sc vor dovedi, vor fl ex
clusi din sinul societatii.
Pc aceast& Gale facem APPEL Ia
toate surorile societati ca Ia adu
narea generala sa imputerniceascs
pesdelegati de a Sc face lege spe
ciala 81 pentru aceste secaturi
care sunt de origina Romini, da,
de singe, dusmhnesc neamul ro
minesc.
IN numels scsietatii ,Desteap
tate Romine;' din Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
proapelui tau, al fost condamnat
81 milne al sa fl sp1nzurat.

proapelui tau, al fost condamnat
81 milne al sa Fl sp7nzurat.
= Din nenorocire, mylord Pro
tector; n am avut noroc, Gu toa-
ia dibacia mea. 0, mylord, fie-ya
mila de tineretea mea, gratiati-mN
pentru asia una data, 81 va jur.,..
= Stai. NJ pot sd dau nici 0
promisiune. fnsa as Fl curios sd
vad~o proba, dovada despre
arta ta.
= Stunt gata sd v'o dau ori clnd
doriti 81 ori unde.
- Bine, 0 sa ti-se ofere prilejul
ca SO dai.
Cromwell facu semn temniceru-
lui care fusese fata la convorbire,
81 prizonierul fu condus, pentru
ca sd Use redea Instrumental &c
Use confiscasera, 81 Gu ele sa-si
dovedeasca arta, char la usa in
chisorii sale.
Protectorul, foarte multumit dc
proba, porunci sa Use cheme inca
odata, char in seara aceea, criml-
nalul, 81 avu Gu ell o cOnvOrblre,
de asia data numai intre patru
ochi.
Cromwell desfacu in fata ,ui
| Green gravura si-l intreba:
= All putea sa-mi spui ce repre-
zinta aceasta?
- Este schita unei gradini c,l
pavilion, - raspunse eel Intrebat.
- 1ntocmai. Usa easel de aci,
unde arat Gu degetul, duce intr .
incapere~ tapetata Gu rosu, undc
Sc afla 0 masa de scris, GU picioa-
rele in forma de ghiara de leu,
| de aur. Vorba este ca sd Sc pa
trunda in villa 81 in acea incapere,
- sd Sc deschida usile 81 sd Sc
inchida lar la loc in asa chip, III
cit sa nu Sc observe nici urma de
cele intimplate.
= Mylord Sc poate increde III
aceasta privinta in dibacia mea.
Daca imi promiteti gratierea, voiu
face totul ca sd va satisfac spre
deplina voastra multumire, -
raspunse fara cea mai mica stare
la indoiala spargatorul.
- Bine. Nu numai ca am Sd
te gratiez assdar, dar am sd tie 81
rasplatesc bogat, daca iii vel IN
deplini insarcinarea Gu dibacie.
, Val tie insa. daca al cauta sa ma
inseli Pedeapsa mea tear aJun-
ge, orr unde al incerca sd te as
cunzi. &s
= Voiu fl credincios voua, my
! lord.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
Asculta dar. Desenu1 acesta

- Asculta dar. Desenul acesta
reprezinta pareul regal din Ma
drid, 81 tu n'ai alteeva de facat
decit sd te duel ,acolo, sa te intro
duel in villa 81 in odaaia rosie, 81
sd arunci 0 scrisoare, sub masa'
|de scris pc care ti-am descris-o,
in asa fel ca sa Sc para Fl cazut
din vre-un sertar al Ell. 1ndata ce
al facut aceasta, incui la loc odaia
81 villa 81 te intorci ne1ntirziat in
Anglia ca sa-mi raportezi, 81 sd
primesti recompensa de 500 de Ii
re ce ti-am destinat. Al inteles? :?
= Da, mylord Protector, 81 va
multumesc din toata inima, faga-
duindu-va in acelasi timp ca Jack
Green nu va mai da nicl odata
tribunalelor ocaziupea sd Sc O.
cupe de ell.
= Bine, 81 ma voiu bucura da-
ca-ti vel tine fagaduiala.
Stap1nitorul Angliei Sc apropie,
dupa aceste cuvinte, de masa lui
de scris, lua dintr 'un sertar 0
scrisoare ce fusese sigilata, dar
acum era deschisa, precum 81 cI-
teva fisicuri de bani de aur 81 le
dete toate criminalului adaogind
Acesti bani 10 sa-ti ajunga
pentru calatoria incolo 81 incoace.
Secretarul meu, care site totul, o
sd te 1nsoteasca pima la MadV i
81 sa-ti mai lamureasca uncle u
manunte; tot ell, care cunOaSte
bine Madridul, sa-ti arate par
cul regak 81 o sa te conduca la un
otel, al carui proprietar e un en-
glez. deci unde n al sa tie temni
ca vel fl spionat. Va ia zica milne
dimineata la orele sapte, secreta-
rul meu te aSteapta pc bOrdtll
vasului Star Of England" hlr-
tile necesare legitimarei tale vor
fl la ell Sa nu uiti ca te numesti,
in cursul calatoriei tale, John
Smith. ST acuma. du-te 81 cauti'
sd nu inseli fncrederea pc care c
pun in dibacia 81 in siretenia IA
Jack Green sau, cum avea sa st
numeasca de acuma, John Smith
ingina citeva cuvinte de multu.
mire 81 sd departa GU constllnta
1 mindra 81 fericita de a Fl scapa'
de spinzuratoare, 81 in acelas
timp a Fl ri'rtatorul unei impor
tante misiuni diplomatice, cacI
nu putea sd alba nici cea ma
mica indoiala cum ca in realltatt
nu era vorba decit despre o"ast
l&el de misiune.
(VG arnad.
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!. a ~ ! z
Societatea romfna de ajutor {

Societatea ronina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Rohine!s
din Detroit, Mich, aduce la cuno-
stinta tuturor membrilor sal ca
va ida in ziua de Is Maiu a. c. a
doua petrecere obligatoare din a
cest an in hala Croatilor din Kir-
by Avenue, la Car Shop Deci nu
va Fl nici un membru scutit de a.
ceasta taxa daca mi va lua pafte,
Tot odata societatea in adunarea
de Dumineca, 4 Maiu 1919, a decis
ca termenul pentru achitarea re.
partitiei a doua de influenta, s'a
pus pima la / Iunie 1919. Membrii
care nu vor achita aceasta repair
title Sc vor socoti ca restantieri s
daca au platit Lunarul, de oare
ce moi nu DORM ca sd avem Intrt
moi 81 membrii care numai Sc asi
gura, dar dorim ca la ori ce ma
caz sa finn ajutati fntre moi 81 -
ajueam 81 pc celelalte surori socle
tati, care nu au puterea aceia ca
re societatile mari 0 au.
Sperind ca fratii membrii al SO
cietatii vor lua la cunostinta a
ceasta decisiune, am ramas salq
tindu-va.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap
cate Romine" din Detruit, Mich.
- !. Furcean, presedinte
q. Filimon, secretar
(11-14)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15

George Magda, vice-presedin.c.
Alexandra A. Borzea, secretar.
John Stan, easier.
Andron Stan; censor.
loan Herda, Nicolae Cimeon~Si
Samoila German, controlori.
Apoi s 'au inserts urmatorii mem
bril-
Simion Axente So; George Mag
da So; Alexandra "A. BQrzea 80;
loan Stan $2;. Andron Stan 50;
loan Herda So; Nicolae Simion
So; Sa1nol Gherman So; Aldea P.
Borzea So; Nistor; Tamas So; loan
Sulea So; George Burma 81; Gc-
orge Costea $2; Stefan Mocanu
So; Stefan Marga So; Stefan Cri-
stea So; Constantin Scrob So; Nj
colae Zvanciuc So; Vartolomeiu
Sulea So; Teodor Roman 50; Va
sile Maha So; Aurel Magda 50
Dumitru PetrarH So; Constantin
Corches So; George Toader So;
Eftimie 'Tareca So; Toader Neam-
|tu So; Stancu Danciuc So; sumo.
lie de mai sus All fost Platte ca
taxa de. inscriere in sectiune.
lar ,Leiner & Gibbs 81 81 Roy
Stanley So, ca Donate.
Total $60.50.
Deci pc aceasta Gale aducem
cele mai sincere multumiri trtu.
ror fratilor, ma sus numiti care au
dovedit ca stunt Romini adevarati
Isl care sprijinesc cauza sffnta 9
rominismului.
in numele sectiunei Ligei Natl
onale Romine din Dysart Sask
Canada:
George Magda, presedinte
Alex. Borzea, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
DARE DE SEAldA 81 MULTI.
MITA PUBLICA.

Aducem multumltele nOastre a.
tit din partea societatii ,,Negru
Voda" cit 81 din partea tutqror
Rominilor credinciosi dim acest
oras, d-lui Zaharie Sir'bu 81 sotiei
d-sale, care Gu ocaziunea ,,Zilci
fnvierei" au donat Sfintele Pasti
in favorul tuturor credinciosilol
din loc. Sfintele Pasti au fost tri-
mise de la-parochia din Ellwood
City, Pa.
Toate donatiunile au intrat la
fondul societatii noastre ,,Negru
|Voda" din McKees Rocks, Pa.
Mai la vale lasam sa urmeze nu-
mele 81 sumele donate de catre
credinciosi, 81 care sunt urmato-
rii Domni:
A. Oancea $1.5o; r. Sida 25c;
I. Banciu 25c; M. Budugan 2oc !;
A. Dana 25c; A. Parau Soc; 1.
Bacila 25c; I. Cornea 25c; I. Clo-
sa .25c; N. Sida 25c; G. Rusu 25c /;
I. Stancoi soc; G. Manase 25c;; V.
Tilea 25c ID. Belasco ST.; G. Cri-
san 81; P. NIGGA soc; l. Birs 81;
A. Manvciulea soc; I. Bita' 25c;
M. Chiorian Zoe; T. Gornic ST.; P.
NIGGA soc; l. Borcoman 25c; y.
Prostion 25c; T. Onet 25c; G..
Crepcea ST.; L. Onet 25c; P. Bu-
tar ST; G. Stefea Csc; A. Roman
81; S. Flip 81; 1. Butar Csc; G.
Balta 25c; l. Musca 25c; |. Sa-
xut 25c; /. Tampa 25c; V. Parau
25c; N. Hategan 81; |. Dragan
SOC; M. Dragan 35c; !. Dragan
ST., P. Suciu 81; S. Lupsea Soc;
NJ. Postea Soc; G.. Moldovan SOC;
L. Dragos 25c; I. Rusa 3Oc; !.
Manciulea 25c; A. Onea 25c; |.
Dusan Soc; A. Holon Soc; L: Al
duca Csc; L. Dana 25cs M, Bnto-
han 25c,; 7. Nicodin 25c; N. Stu,
pari 25c; S. Bfta Soc; N. Cojocaf
26c; E. Tomulet 25c; G. Boldea
25c; NJ. yilca 25c; 7. Bichiis 95c; !;
p. Tomulet ST.; y. Duma- 81; G.
Birsah Soc; r. Boicean 25c; D.
Petru 81; I. Moldovan 25c; 6. Te-
II. soc I'll Dragos Soc; l. Sulea
Soc; N. Colcers Soc; I. Popa 5Oc !;
S. IAdriesiu Soc; g. Cornea 50a;
I. Chelemean Soc; N. Murzea 2oc;
p. Crucin 25c; /. huca -25c; I.
Herbei 500 G. Petcut 25s /; g. Poi
culean 25c; s. Gornic 10c A.
Bora 1Oc;t !. yOprean 25c; z Pre-
da SOC; S. Payll l25c; ~ Popa
.25c; p. Petcut 25c; ; P. Balent 25c;
{. Nistor. 25c; P. Tiff 25c; I. Ia-
cof 25c; Il. Jacob Soc; Il. Petrut
soc; q. Brusturan Soc; ; s. Onut
25c; O.. FoYea 25c; A. Inca bOc !,
N. Farca 50c; n. Mur4san "a; y
Craiovean Soc.
!. /. Mi&ailx 81; Il Morariu b0cS
a. Cxtan4 25c; g. Popoyieip 25c ;
D. Alducs 5Ocx A. Nicoara 2oc';
v. Dums, Soc
Decl multumim d-lui z. Sdros,y
precum ) 81 fntrsgei d-sale familii
pent7u bine fscere, q Y toti 4 ere
dinciosii din loc, ca II pc vlitor
= fseA sceastx bine faeere.
Ii ndmele socieyatii ,,Negru Vo-
das din McKees Rocks, r..
Z & . ?. IEogA prsledints.
il. Or6ioyoosis SeCtetar.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-12
CARPENTRY BOOKS FOR BOYS

A series of carpentry books for
boys has been issued by the university
extension division, to help them with
their poultry, corn and pig club work
and also to show them how to take
care Of tools and to make useful arr
ticles for use about the home. These
bulletins, written by H. T. Niese. Ada.
county club leader have the following
titles: Tools, Their Use and Care
Problems III Hardicraft for the
Home" Problems in Handicraft for
Pig Club Projects" 81. Problems in
Handicraft in Poultry Club Work.
and Problems in Handicraft for Corn
Club Work" "Rope and Its Uses
on the Farm" published in the sum
mer. also is part of this series.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-12
MANY AWARDS MADE
TN CLUB CONTESTS
WINNERS IN SUMMER CON.
TESTS ANNOUNCED BY
LEADER.

Winners in the county club contests
conducted under the auspices of the
county farm bureau were announced
this week by Miss Edna Black, coun-
~ club leader. Work in many depart
ments was Of an especially high order,
according to Miss Black, and consider.
able difficulty was experienced in Sc
Letting those who won. Selections
were based on work done during the
summer and upon the thorough record
presented tothe club leader at the ex-
piration Of the seasons work.
Those who won first prize in each
Of the classes of work done are, Ruby
.Petterman, Arena Valley, poultry
Alma Richardson, Franklin, second
year cooking; Dora Boyd, Bowmont,
first year sewing; Leland Deal, Green
81. second yearwingF :se tar nB.. lib
hurst, sheep; Ocie Latimer. Caldwell,
canning; Nellie Tobias. Riverside.
second year sewing; Charles Ommen,
Rowmont, garden; Mabel Boltz, Nam
pa. large garden; Lewis Brown,
Wilder, corn; Lloyd Tucker, Media,
potato; Roger Mcconnell, Caldwell,
rabbit; Wayne Meyers, Canyon, calf;
Edith Moore. Nampa. sow and litter
prase Of pig club work; Jessie Hamil-
ton, Nampa, breeding phase of pig
club work and Delmer Wolfe of Mid
way fattening phase of pig club
work.
The year has been an unusually
successful one from the STANDPOINT Of
various club activities, Canyon coun-
ty boys and girls won many prizes
and reports indicate that many mao
no mean sum as result Of the sum
mer's work.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-12
Among Ii: Farm Bureaus

their children have been getting from
club work and to find out how much
the clubs have accomplished. "a very
genera lbelief that the club work for
next year should be greatly widened
and an effort made to secure more
leaders and more members was ex-
pressed. Much of the credit for the
excellent showing made by the Can
yon county clubs is due to Miss Black,
county club leader, who devoted her
entire time and attention to build
ing up the various clubs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-12
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