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NEW AMUSEMENT co.
one IN Process Of Formation TO Take
Over Cook Theatre.

The suspension OF operations at the
new theater due to lack OF patronage
has brought about movement to
Sorganize a stock company to take
over the Cook outfit and to continue
the business under new management.
The matter is only in the embryo
stage as yet but II is being talked
strongly and it looks as II something
will come OF the movement.
TIE Cook outfit contains one OF the
lnewest type of machines,
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~
CROP REPoRT.


The June crop report OF the state
OF Michigan is one Of the very pest
that has come to this ONCE In many
months. 1t shows wheat TO be on an
average throughout the state " per
cent against Sc per cent one year ago
Reye Is SO, against ~ year ago
Oats is not quite so good, it's condi-
ton being 81 against ss year ago
The prospects for a good fruit crop
are favorable except in the case ol
peaches which shows only 81 IN the
state Cherries have the best snow
ing OF tree fruit with strawberries
leading all fruits.
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board OF education that the sum or
s35 900 aforesaid be borrowed for the
purpose Aforesaid, and that bonds OF
the said school district be issued TO
secure the same; and said board
hereby estimates that the said sum
of $4,000 will be required to erect
and furnish said addition to said
Porter school house.
II ia further resolved that In ac-
eordance with the provisions OF
law a special meeting OF Mastodon
township schools be held at the Dunn
mine warehouse in said school dis
trict. on the 18th day of May, A. ID.
1919. at 3 o'clock D. m; that due
notice OF said special meeting be Civ
en- as required by law; that the polls
remain open on said day from three
o'clock. D. m. to seven o'clock p. m. !;
that at said special meeting OF said
school district the proposition OF bor-
rowing the said sum OF $4,000, and
of issuing therefor the bonds OF the
said school district. to erect and fur
nish an addition to the Porter school
house building at Alpha, in said dis
trict, be submitted to a vote OF the
qualified voters OF said district.
The motion that said resolution be
adopted vas duly seconded by---
On the motion TO adopt the vote
by ayes and nays was taken as fol
lows: H
Ayes: Erikscn, Whitehead, Castor
Johnson, Swanson Nays. none.
Whereupon said resolution was de
clared duly adopted and was ordered
spread upon the records.
Upon motion duly seconded anc
unanimously carried the president In
structed the secretary to post notices
OF said special election as require'
by law.
No further business appearing tn
meeting was. upon motion, duly ad
journed.
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Alp h a De p a TT m e mt

that special meeting OF Mastodon
schools. OF the township OF
in the county OF Iron and
state OF Michigan. to be held at the
Dunn mine warehouse in said town
ship on the 18th day Of May, 1918, al
o'clock D. m.. there will be sub
mitted to the qualified voters OF said
school district. the proposition OF
dollars (s35.000) for the uprpose OF
lars (s35.000) for the purpose Of
erecting and furnishing an addition
to the present Porter school building
in said district. and OF issuing there
for the bonds OF the said school dis
trict.
Polls will be open on said day from
3 o'clock D. m. TO z o'clock D. m.
Said vote shall be by ballot and such
ballots shall read as follows:
"Shall Mastodon township schools
borrow IN sum OF thirty-hve thousand
dollars (sS5,OOO) for the purpose OF
erecting and furnishing an addition
to the present Porter school building
in said school district, and issue
therefor the bonds OF said school dis
trict?
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u. G. Bradley completed his con-
tract TO excayate the basement for
the addition TO the Porter school yes
terday noon. Mr.. Bradley made good
progress on the job.
Ernest Walback OF Crystal Falls,
who has the contract TO do the
Foundation work on the addition TO
the Porter school has his machinery
on the ground and some gravel has
been drawn to the site. lie Will start
on the foundation on Monday.
Mrs John X, Hubbard who has
been at Norway visiting, returned 70
her home here on Monday,
The new railroad connections has
Increased the travel out Of Alpha
very much. Persons going south Of
north buy straight through from AL.
pha now instead Of going to Crysta
Falls 10 get tickets.
Mrs. II. G. whitehead and children
went to Crystal Falls Wednesday.
Walter Murphy and George vii
liams. the crack battery for the AL
pha baseball club has received
fine ofer form the baseball manage
ment az Hurley to play there dur
ing the summes and they have gon
up to Hurley to look over the field.
Miss Rose Dodero went to Chicag
.tfor a visit during the week
Alpha has a new druggist III
name Is II. B Reed and he come
from 1ronwood He Is brother
Mr. Reed OF Florence and Is movir
into his new quarters this week.
The Mastodon township board
educawuon has voted to add anoth
grade, tho tenth, 70 the course at u
Porter school
Miss Helen GeIson, teacher in q
Indian lake school. has been engage
40 teach the Dunn mine school ne
year
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introduced by
who moved its adoption:
WHEREAS, 1t appears TO the board
OF education Of Mastodon township
schools IN special meeting. duly
and lawfully assembled. that by rea
son OF the increase IN the number Of
children OF school age residing in
said school district, the present school
buildings are entirely inadequate to
accommodate the school children Of
said district and that by II is neces-
sary TO provide other and more suit
able accommodations for the said
school children and.
WHEREAS. Il is the Judgment OF
the said board OF education that the
proper and only way to provide such
accommodations is 70 erect and fur
nish an addition to the Porter school
house. situated within the village Of
Alpha. IN said school district; that
10 erect and furnish suitable addi-
tion to said school building will re-
quire the expenditure OF the sum OF
thirty-fye thousand dollars t$35,O00,)
and that the said school district has
mot such sum OF money, or any
! part thereof. on hand for such pur-
pose; and,
4
| WHEREAS, provision has been
made by law whereby any school dis
trict may by a majority vote OF the
qualified voters OF said school dis
trict present AZ an annual meeting,
or at special meeting OF the school
district, called for that purpose bor-
row money and issue bonds OF tho
school district therefor to pay for
the erection and furnishing OF schoo
, buildings: provided that no schoo
district shall issue bonds for al
amount greater than ten per cent o
. the total assessed valuation OF sal,
: district, nor shall the bonded indebt
: cdness OF district extend beyon'
Z the period OF fifteen 15) years 70
money borrowed; and.
/, WHEREAS. it is necessary in or
I der TO erect and furnish an addition
70 tie said Porter school at Aiphs
In said district. 20 borrow The sum q
thirty-fvc thousand dollars 1880
Ie and to issue therefor the bonds Of N
"A said district
Il NOW THEREFORE, be Il resolve
that 4 IS the bei judgment Of Fai
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Statement OF votes OF the Special
school Election OF Mastodon Town
shin schools. held on the nth day OF
May, A. d., 1919. in the township OF
Mastodon, county OF Iron and state
OF Michigan.
Statement Of Votes on Bon dIssue.
The whole number OF votes given
on cShall Mastodon township schools
borrow the sum OF thlrty-fve thpus-
and dollars tsS6.ooOl. for the pur-
pose OF erecting and furnishing an
addition to the present Porter school
building. In said township school
district, and issue therefor the bonds
OF said school district" was
Seventeen, and they we're given as
follows. "Yes" received twelve votes
Q2), mo" received five votes (5l.
We do hereby certify that the fore
going Is a correct statement OF the
votes given in the township OF Mas
todon, county OF Iron and state OF
Michigan, at the special election Of
Mastodon township schools. holden
on the 18th day OF May A. d., 1919
II. p. GASTON
PETER SWANSON
II. G.. WHITEHEAD
Inspectors OF election for Mastodou
township schools.
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on "Shall Mastodon township schools
borrow the sum OF thirty-five thous-
and dollars ($35,ooo for the purpose
Of erecting and furnishing an addi-
ton to the Porter school in said
township school district and issue
therefor the bonds OF said school
district. was seventeen ti7) and they
were given as follows:
YES received (l2l twelve.
No received 90 ave.
JOHN ERfKsoN
r. c. WHITEHEAD
II. p. GASToNn
L. v. JOHNSON
PETER SWANSON
THOS II. HARVEY.
Board OF Inspectors
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Alpha. Mich, May s, 1919.
State OF Michigan,
County of Iron4-ss.
Roy G. Whitehead being duly
sworn, deposes and says:
On the 9th day OF May, A. D., 1919
posted one copy OF the notice q
special election Of Mastodon town
ship schools Of which the following
Is a true copy. to-wit.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
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PROT Bishop intends to continue
his Boys and Girls club work dur
ing the summer. He has AZ pupils
interested in the work at the present
time and they are doing good work,
too
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Mastodon Township.

Mastodon Township,
Dunn Mine. May IL 1919
AT the special election Of Mastodon
township schools Of the township OF
Mastodon. county Of Iron, state Of
Michigan, called for the purpose Of
submitting 70 to qualified voters of
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
April 30. 1919.

April 30, 1919.
At a special meeting Of the Board
OF Education OF Mastodon township
schools, held at the Office OF the said
board OF education in the Porter
school house, at Alpha, in said school
district. at 1880 o'clock p. m, on the
above date, the following members
we're present: John Erikson, presi-
dent: r. g. Whitehead, secretary; IA.
P. CASTOR, treasurer, l.. v. Johnson,
Peter Swanson, being all Of the mem
bers constituting said board OF edu-
, cation.
The meeting was called to order by
John Erikson. president. Waiver OF
notice OF said meeting was spread
upon the minute book and was read
and signed as follows:
"The undersigned, who are all OF
the members OF the board Of education
OF Mastodon township schools. do
hereby waive notice Of the special
meeting OF the said board Of educa-
tion. held this day IN the Office of the
said board OF education IN the Porter
school house. in the village Of Alpha
in said school district Iron county
Michigan, at 1880 o'clock p. m.
Dated April S0th, 1919.
JOHN ERIKSON
Il. G. WHITEHEAD
II. +. GASTON
l.. v. JOHNSON
PETER SWANSON
i The following resolution was then
introduced by
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FOR SALE-The John Palm prop
erty. Inquire OF M. II. Moriarty II
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'wnI he Held Mt school House Next
wednesday, June 18th.

srhe second annual commencement
sexercises OF the Porter school VIII De
held at the school house next Wed
neuday evening. June 18th. There are
five pupils in the class that VIII De
graduated this year. The program
of the event follows;
cborus .. sth and 9th grades
Essay-"Albert, King OF tb= aeig-
,ans" Adele Dohrman
Essay-"History OF Our Village.
. Ethel Fincannon
,chorus-"When all the World Is
Young" .Sth and 9th grades
.Essay-"Theodor Roosevelt"
...... Lawrence Uren
lEssay-"The Peace Conference
............. Elmi Lnome
$Solo ............... Adele Dohrinan
Essay-"Pershing. the Hero OF the
War" ............ Alice swanson
Sschorus ... Sth and 9th grades
Address Prof. A. ]. Hutton
Presentation OF Diplomas ........
.. John F. Mason
cChorus .......,,Sth and 9th grades
Glass Roll-Ethel Fincannon, Elmi
Luoma, Alice Swanson, Adele Dohr'
man and Lawrence Uren.
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JOHN ERIKSON
II. G. WHITEHEAD
ii. i. GASTON
l.. v. JOHNSON
PETER SWANSON

The following resolution was then
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-14
Helping the .Housekeeper

WYE HAVE felt since the first day w the AMER RICAN "opened doors" that helping the housekeeper" was really our province.
 And we know in timee like these that laundry service like the AMER ICAN maintains is 8 big help to you and to every other housekeeper.
 Why not phone that lucky number -3715-and have the AMERICAN { send out for your clothes today?
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VS SEVENTSAND TEA TURES FOR WOMEN READERS

Andrew sat with his chin on his chest his arms hangings Imply by has side and far-away look in his eyes.
 Whats the matter, honey?" asked Imogene. sympathetica1ly. You look melancholy"
 "oh. I am," sighed Andrew, with a gesture of disgust. T am sick of the whole blamed works.
 T have gone on hero for 40 years. struggling at my profession and work ing for 8 place in the world and know ing that every dollars worth of busi- ness I have done has been taken by main strength from some other fellow. Every dollar I have added to my bank account I have securedSSyi taking some other man in my profeSsion by the throat and stransling hiHftill it fell out of his clothes. N
 Commercial life is a correct imita- tion of crowded pen of wild beasts into which are thrown. about half enough bones to satisfy the prisoners, and tho biggest brute and the one with the most relentless brutality feeds the best. must stand on the corpse of my competitor to be tall enough to reach my laurel wreaths.
 Socially we plan and arrange and climb and push and/struggle to get an introductfon into a certain set of peo- pie, and when we at last accomplish our object we find that they are all broke and trying to borrow money enough to live like the folks next door.
 "Al1 is vanity and vexation of spirit, and just when we want our cars to run the best, the gasoline runs out and the kid on the sidewalk laughs us to scorn.
 There was a time when the visit of the undertaken was a matter of dread to me, and when I would have, fought off the cold hand of death with the Fsreeness of a savage but now, with the calm philosophy of an ascetic. I would view his coming with curiosity. but not with fear.
 Ambition is an irridescent bubble which we pursue over the rough and rugged road of life, till, with bruised and bleeding feet, we finally overta5e it and reach out to clutch it, only to have it burst within our grasp.
 'We band ourselves together into some secret organiza tion Tor the benefit of the general brotherhood of mankind, and just as we have our charitable work we'll organized the treasurer jumps the town with the cash and q chorus girl.
 Life is a mockery What's the user is the only motto worth while. Loving and living are only de1usions and snares and the survival of the most interruptions has supplanted the sur vival of the best"
 'Well,' said Imogene, philosophically. q told you how it would be-"
 You told me how 1t would bel" snapped back Andrew. What do you know of the deeper, philosophy of life? ? What do yoti ever think of except how many times you backstep before you dip in learning a new dance? What is there to worry you in this life? Ev-
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DOCTORS FIND
 REMEDY FOR
 COLDS AND FLU.
Calotabs, the New Nausealess Calomel Tablets, Cut Short Colds and May Prevent Flu
 By Keeping Liver>Active.

Physicians have learned from experience. during the epidemic of influenza, that one e the most important factors in the preven- ton of flu and pneumonia is to keep the liver active so that the digestive organs may be in perfect working order and the system thereby enabled to throw off colds. check sore throats. and resist serious ,omplica- tions. For this purpose they have toand that the new, nausealess calomel tabie.s called Calotabs. arc far more affective even than the old style calomel, whica vas for- merly the universal favorite. as Calotahs do not weaken the patient. nor interfere with the appetite and digestion
 ' At the first sign, of . cold or sore thrcst. doctors recommend one Calotab at bed tirna with . swallow of water--thats all. No salts. no nausea. nor the slightest intsrierencs with your diet. pleasure or work Next nom ing you wake up feeling fins. your liver is active. and your appetite is keen for . ssed breakfast
 For your protection CalctA5s are sclA only in original sealed packages. price thirty-fiva cents. All drusRists reeommensi and cuar-. antee calotabs. Your money back f yeu srs not delighted with them. z.
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your apron pocket for reference during the day. You can decided 10 have Il certain kind of cake. You consult yoar recipe and discover that that cake calls for little lemon juice. You have no lemon juice In the house, so you add lemons to your grocery list The next day when you age all ready to make that cake you will not have to hurry into your desk to look up the cake recipe to discover at the las. minute thae you have no lemon juice.
 England doled out over $S2. 0,000 in seven months to unemployed in that country.
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the day the woman Is coming to clean and this will make a difference in your plans You have planned to have her spend an hour or so cleaning tho kitchen and this will mean that you had better do no baking. That means | that chops will be nice for meat and cut. up fruit for dessert. You need frUk and that means that you will ask one of the children to bring some home on his way from schol, because YOU have discovered that the best = ad cheapest fruit is that sold by the Greek 1 fruit dealers near school who have no delivery.
 1 Now if you have not sat down to think things over you would not have realized that it would be well to have fruit until after the youngsters had i gone to school and the result would have been that you would have had l to so for the fruit yourself or that you | would have had to stumble oyer the cleaning woman in the kitchen while l you tried to makeaa pudding or pie. If you always make your lists out in l advance then You are never out of supplies when yon need them. This saves work. You oyerlok the fact that i you have not enough clothes pins until after the wash woman comes Monday. | It Is too late to get them then, so you ! just have co manage with fewer than | you really need. A wind comes up and blows down some of the clothes that had been unsecurely fastened. They are made muddy and you have
 to wash them over yourself after ths ! woman goes.
 1 At your desk you should have such recipa books as you use. Every day you should make out a menu in ad-
 vance. sf least for dinner You should lstop to think whether you know just how to prepare each dish you are plan
 ming to have. It may be that you have
 Forgotten since last year how this
 Vegetable needs to be boiled. But as
 you sit at your desk making your
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THE HOUSEHOLD
AT YOUR DESK

There is lot of housework that can be done at your desk. It sometimes happens that if you spend half hour at your desk each dap you may have
 toe spend four hours instead of six in the actual toll of homework. And un-
 deniably 1t Is less fatiguing. less wear ing on one's back and fingers to sit at a desk than to toll and moll at housework.
 Now how can this be done? Tn the first place, early in the day or perhaps evening before. you should make out list of what you are going Ito an the next day. You should think it over carefully. It may be that it is
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 Pour 2h ounces of Pinex ma pint tottle then fill it up with plain xranulated su- gar syrup. Or use clarified nnolssaes. honey, or corn syrup. instead of sugar syrup. fl de- !, sired. Thus you make full pint-a family supply--but costing more than . small
 bottle of ready made cough syrup. And as a cough medicine, there is really nothing better to be had at any price. II goes right to the spot and gives quick. last ing relief. It promptly heals the inflamed membranes that line the throat and air. pass. I ages. stops the annoying throat tieklS loos- ems the phlegm, and soon your cough stops 1 entirely. Splendid for bronchitis, croup ! hosrsenes and bronchial asthma.
 Pinex is . highly concentrated compound ! ing effect on the membranes.
 To avoid disappointment ask your drug
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 refunded. The Pinex Co. Ft. Wayne. Ind.
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 erything is laid at your feet. You are married'
 That's my burden and my worry" smiled Imogene.
 What is?" asked Andrew.
 That 1 am married" she replied, smiling; married to a man who rails at the whole world becanse his own di- gestive apparatus is out of order. A man who thinks the world has gone to the bad because he>doesn't t>know enough not to eat hot dogs and potato salad after 2 o'clock at night A man who threatens suicide because he needs his wife with him to pick out his food for him. I told you last night you would better not eat it. but you would do it. Now suffer-" she finished, heartlessly. Wonder if that does have anything to do with the way 1 feel?" said An drew, seriously.
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 tury Press, Inc,)
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The>Swiss Federation of Metal and Watch workers. which had only 35,ooe members on January 1, 1917. now mas so.006 and is the biggest union n switzerland
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-17
HARVARD WANTS HAUGHTON.
Gan Have Job as Football Coach Any
Time He Is Ready.

Cambridge, Jan. 17.-Just as soon
as Major Percy y. Haughton gets
mustered out of the chemical division
in which he has been serving overseas
ne will be out of job,' and as Iar-
ward is busily busting up the help
wanted" sign for her football season,
the big gridiron chieftain need look
no further for something to keep his
hands busy. Although the recently
elected athletic committee hasn't got
around to many Of it's affairs yet,
there appears to he little doubt that
over in the stadium they will be
hanging out the -. r. O." signs some
Weekend late in November.
All Harvard is hoping Haughton
will return as coach. He practically
cen dictate his staff of assistants
likewise the makeup Of the schedule.
The registry of Harvard opponents
for next fall should be very strong
from a box-offiCe point of view at
least, for a very successful season is
necessary to help all forms of ath-
letics at the university once moro get
on their feet after their enforced
lnssitude during the war.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-17
WRESTLERS HARD NJ WORK.
M&nncn Printing Themselves for
Bouts Next Thursday Evening.

Tire wrestling bouts ut Turner hall
next Thursday evening are attracting
attention in this locality, and it is
predicted that a big crowd will be Oh
land to witness tho graphing, Ven
tres, who faces Kent in the star bout,
1t putting in some hard training, in
preparation, and his hopes for win
ming over his conQueror brightels
daily. The result Of the bout means
much to each grappler. Opportunity
OF getting some sugar in Boston
appeals to both men. Hartford
wrestling fans will be out in force to
root for their favorite,
The semi-final will be between f.
IVen, Kid" Benjamin, the "F'renCh
" hirlwind," etc, and Young Her
cules'' of Berlin. The PlainVille wiz
ard is developing a wonderful pair or
arms writing letters about his PROV
ess and intentions. The management
Of the affair is arranging another bout
for the preliminary.