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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
'AMENAZA UNA HUELGA
EN- LOS CAMPOS DEL
PETROLEO DE
TAMPICO
Los cbreros mexicanos ouie-
rem gann los mismo que
los extranjeros

TAMPlCO, Agosto pa iniciativa
del CoTite Executive del Sindic.to dc
'Obreros Cnidos de la T~rascontinen-
tai, todos los meXicanos que pres
tan u servicios como obreros a las
distintas companias p~etroleras. Sc dis
ponen a declararse en- huelga en- case
de que sus pretensiones no scar salts.
fechas en- 81 sentido de que Sc les re.
munere 81 trabajo en- la misma forma
que a los obreros eXtranjeros.
Los obreros meNicanos Sc quejan de
que los ~extranjeros quizas por Ia uni
ca raz6n de serlo Y desempehando ell
mismo trabajo que eilos, ganan mejo-
res Sueldos.
Los d~escontentos solo desean. pues.
una ntvelaci6n de salaries: porque di-
cen, y con justa razon, que no hay de
recho para que el trabajo del obrero
meXicano siendo tan eficaZ COMO ell
del obrero eXtranjero, sea depreciado.
Nuestros obreros juZgan que Ell hecho
sole de no ser de nacionalidad mex!-
cana no constituye una cualidad para
d~isfrutar de sueldos metores por parte
de las Companies e%xtranjeras que eX-
plotan Ia riqueza %nacional.
FL d~escontento ha cundido va de una
manera eXtraordinaria en- todos los ia
Heres de las companies p~etroleras. Al
gunos obreros impacientes, como los
remachadores de IA Compania Trascon
tinental, no Sc han esperado a que el
Comite Executive del Sindicato de
"Obrcros Unidos de la T~rascontinen-
tai" Olga cuando Y en- que forma debe-
ra iniciarse el movimiento huelguista
sino que han abandonado sus traba-
jos, diciendo que no volverdn a ellos
mientras no Sc decretase Ia nivelaci6r
de salaries Soiicitada.
La actitud cnergica de los rcmacha'
dores de Ia Trascontinental fue acoGi-
! da con entuSiasmo por parte de los
| obreroS de todas las demas companies
que solo esperan instrucciones para
| obrar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

SOTA:- Los s~uycrip:o-Ss. Al zanzibar DC
-essdenciA desen dRTncs Janto "a uueva como
L antigua direCcion. a. fin Dc anotar Pro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
Cuatro Municipes fueron des'
tituidos en- Tampico,
!amaulipas

TAMPlCO. lamps. .Agosto oS.-Oh.
Jeto de mnltiples y varia6os comenta-
RIOS ha Sido Ia destituci6n de cuatro
miembros del Municipio dc esta loca
lidad, d~estituci6n ordenada por ell 60
oornador del Estado. Jose Morantes
qulen o la via teleSr4fica dirigijse
nj Presidente Municipal dandole las
instrucciones reSpectivas.
Ell telegrama girado por 81 goberna-
dor Morantes al Presidente Munich
pal de Tampico dice:
"Ciudad Victoria, % de .Agosto. c.
P~residente Municipal. Tampico. En- n
cuerdo de hoy Y por convenir al seryi-
clio publico. gObierno acord0 cesar Il
,oS ~ciudadanos Ernesto Ferat. Teodo-
70 Meza Moreno, quinto Y dscimo Sc
gundO regiGoreS; ingenierc Carlos Al
mazdn y Alberto CabeZut. SeSundo Y
tcrcero S!ndicos. respectivamente de
ese Ayuntamiento. C~omuniqIeio pa
RAJ sus efectos'.
Aver, pues, fue conocida por TODD el
publico tampiqueho Ia determination
del Gobernador provisional Ell Ell sen
lido de que los senores Ferrat, Neza
Moreno, CabeZut y Almazan Cesaran
en- Sis funciones de muntcines, deter
minaci6n que levant6 un rumor de pro-
tesla, Ell diverSos grupos Sociales DOR
de los referidos senores SoZan de
grandes simpatias por su labor ell ei
seno de la corporation edilicia.
FL motive u tuvo el sobernador
Morante3 para destituir a los rcferidos
municipes .fus la activa labor que a
quelios senores venian desarrollando
en- pro de la Recommendation del juego
en- vez de reprimirlo repentinamen;e.
Los municipes destitufdos dirisieroH
va un telegrama al gobernador diclen-
dole u acatan sus 6rdeneS Y que solo
le suplican haga del conocimiento pu-
blico las causas que motivaron tai a
cuerdo. que de otra suerte podrla ser
NAL interpretado.
Dfcese igualmente u los senoreS
Ramos. Rodrigo Garcia, severe
Mar V Joaquin Aiva fueron deS!gna-
dos para SUBSTITUTE q. los municlpes des
tituf6os. como Sc dice, tamblen, que
astos sehores no ~aceptaran tales nom
bramientos, a cuyo efecto eNpresaran
va sus aus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
~EMpREsTlTo DE BOLIVIA

WASHINGTON, agosto 26.-El go
bierno de la r~epublica de Bolivia ha
contratado I'm emprest!to de ulez MI
Homes de pesos con firmas
~neoyorquinas, para pagan deudas e
intereses c%ontraidos con elementos II
uancieros franceses para la construc-
ci6n V equipo de f~errocarriles. Con
motive De la baja en- las cotizaciones
de los frances. Bolivia ha podido Ii
uuidar los 56.603.0O0 de frances que
6ebla en- Fraucia, por la suma de
100000 de pesos en- moneda america
ma. quedandole un remanente de cuatro
millores de pesos para Ia CONSTRUCTION
del ~ferrocarril de Ia Quiaca a fin de
mir su capital, Ia Paz con Ia ciudad
de Buenos Aires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
LOS FERROCARRlLES ANDAlU.
CES SuSPENDEN Ell SERVi-
Clio DE EXPRESSES

MADRID. Agosto Solos ferroca-
rifles andaluces har ~susI:enGido com
pletamente Ell servicio de expresses di-
ciendo que Ia falta de material rodan'
te hace necesario disminuir. temporal
mentc, cl nlmero dc treGes diarios.
Los campesinos de Il region Sc que
jan amargamente Y ha~ enviado una
protes;a an la quo dice. iue esta me
dida perju3ica en- grade si!mo sus in
tereses. VA que IL mayor rarte de sus
productos son putrrecibles y que en-
case de que sufrln deDioras en- e.
rransito, por falta del servicio de ire
mes expresses. llegaran 4 su destino
echadcs a perder.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

Para Iibros en- espanol. d~irijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial loEano. iis
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
|SaIio de regreso para Mexico
ell Oral. F. Mendez

MEXICALI, B. c., agosto 2s.-ahtle
sali6 rumho a Ia capital de la kepu
blica el general Fructuoso Mendez'
auien por espacio de algunos dfas per
maneci6 Ell esta ciudad a donde vino
Ell el cumplimiento de comisi6n IL lie
fuG conferida por el Presidentc de la
Hucrta. relacionada con ell camblo de
G~ohernador del Distrito.
FL general Mendez regresa a Ia ciu
dad de Mexico a dar cuenta de u
mission.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
SEMENOFF QUIERE COMBATlR A
LOS ANTIBOISHEVIKlS

COPENHAGUE. Agosto, S1.-El &c
neral Semenoff. lider bolSheviki de
los cosacoS en- Ia Siberia Oriental. ha
dirigido n petici6n a Leon Trotzky,
Ministro dc Ia Guerra y Marina del
gobierno del Soviet. solicitando que Sc
l. permita unirse al ejercito russo del
Soviet para combatir a los anti-bolshe
vikis. va sea en- cl sur de Russia. con
ira WranGel o hien en- 81 frentc russo
poidcG. contra PilSudSki.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
Los MEOlcOS CONTRA IoS SIN
OICALISTAS

MADRID. Agosto 3O.-SegIn dice
un telesrama de Zaragoza, los med!cos
decide ron b~oycotear Il los sindicalis-
las Y a sus familiaS en- vista de las
amenazantes Que 4 rGcibido
de estos ultimos.
Segun el acuerdo a que Sc lego. los
!n&dicos de Ia region TO atender&l a
ningdn p~aciente que tenga ligas con
los SindicaliStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

Entered As Serond-cizss matter FeerGa=-
q. 1913. !; Ia. Post Office at San Ants-
sio. T.xas. under the Act. Of March l.
.sT6.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
Grease Taboo.

Grease Taboo.
1t is difficult to keep Arabian troops
supplied with effective firearms, as
they have a religious objection to u.s.
ing grease ever for cleaning rifles.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
A MlsREPREsENTED RACE.

The Filipino people are a much mis-.
represented race. The frequent pub
LEGATION of pictures of semi-naked Min
danao Moros and Igorotes has caused
a great many Americans to believe
they are typical of the inhabitants Of
the Philippines. Such is far from the
case, however. OF 100000 inhab-
itants of the islands, 10,500,OOO are q
Christian, civilized people with a cul-
ture and refinement thet will compare
very favorably with that of other ma
lions. The Filipino women are excep-
tionally modest. A street Irritation in
Manila, so far as q Filipino woman ID
concerned, is something that is almost
unknown, as any American that has
visited Ianila will testify.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
"Red Tape"

The expression red tape originated
In the fact that tape dyed crimson Is
commonly ard largely used In public
and private business in tying up pa
pers, hence it has come to refer to ex-
cessive Formally and routine in bust.
ness transactions.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
COv.-CENERAL
OF PHILIPPINES
FOR FREEDOM
Declares It Not Right That Free
dom Should Longer Be
Withheld.
BY FRANCIS BURTON HARRISON,
Governor-0eneral Of the Philippines.
(First Article.)

My six years. ex-
perience as gov
ernor general of
the Philippine Is
lands have con-
vinced me that the
Filipino people are
ready and fit to
have their indie
pendence. l have
re commended to
Congress, as well
as to the executive
q d m 1 1 stration,
that independence
no granted
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
RUSSIAN THISTLE IS USEFUL
Il Has Been Used In silo and Cut for
Hay In Regions Where Il Has
Been Deemed Pest.

In regions where the Russian thistle
has been considered a pest, it has been
used both in the silo and cut for hay.
When cut for hay the mower is started
just as the spines commence to harden
or even earlier.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05

FOR SALE: 9-18 Case Tractor
with pillow and extension rims. Same
guarantee as new. Price 1000 for
quick sale, and terms on good
paper. Must be sold at once. In
quiresJake.Grinolds. 9-2t
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
OF RAISING CALVES
According to Expert Estimate Cost 10
About So Per Head-Veal 10
Good Side Line.

It costs about SO per head on the
average, according to expert estimate.
to raise a calf to the stage where 1t
can be profitably sold for veal. The
production of veal forms a profitable
side liz for dairymen.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
Womsn's Right.

Frank and Lucille were playing at
keeping house and soon a disagree
ment arose cver money matters. Luz
ellie appealed to her mother to set
tie the question. Mother" she asked,
I'VE women should always carry the
p0cketbook, shouldn't wei"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05

Tested for Purity and Germina-
ton Garden and Field Seeds
Would be pleased to mail prices on
request. Mark Means Co., Lewis
ton, Idaho. 6-6t
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05
Largest
Dental Practice
in the World

Registered Dentists using the
E. r.. Parker System have the
largest dental practice
in the world. There I, k.n5
are twenty-four COM MSTM
plete offices, which r /RAkTuM
fully equipped with SvSTENl
appliances and sup 49,
plies for doing fine
work at moderate prices and with
no fear of pain.
Out-of-town patients are given
especial attention, so that fewer
visits are required to have dental
work fully completed. This is very
important to people who want to
return home as soon as possible.
Nothing but fine work is done,
but the prices are moderate, never
theless, for the E. r.. Parker
System saves a lot of money buying
supplies for twenty-four offices
and in many other ways, and this
saving is shared with patients.
Examinations and advice are
free. There is an E. r. Parker
System Office at
S21 Main ST. .ew;sfon. Ida,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-03-05

FOR SALE:-A high grade Poland
China Shoats. Inquire F. E. Shaw,
Phone 342. 7-3t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

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| Liberty wh"TN they ""r" 'h'l'hE W"
| friends
Rev Earl Ihnmp7"n ma Nv" Plp''i ",
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! trrday
! Il |. SCRhright. "t t"h"S' '"'"''
was calling ON friends In Town N'N''
| day. . - L,l,,
! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur h"SS"r OF ri'"
! Grove was spending IhurSuhS 'N'"'"E
: at the hum" of J. H. lnInlnp ana ht''hu
! ed the Union EvanErlisr" meeting u"
| the Bank hall ~ ..r
A gentleman driving a ne" Roo cni
! lust a mile on the National flke from
, West Alexander. "heh turning ~ go, -
curve lost control OF the car ana y l'"
! into the bank and turned over
! times and almost made wreck OF t"'
! car. The lady who was rlhlhE ny nv
! sido was badly shaken up anu u ""'
! feared seriously hurl.
The car wus brought I" town anu ""'
| taken Ia tho shop Tor repairs ,
; pr Charles niayuey and family al
| rhlladrlphia Innrurcd mere u Few day .
,p, Ia visit relatives In THIS community
I,r thaTIes Ia a. brother "f T.. r.. lilhJhcS
on, local merchant nnd y II hlnS neJ d.
,f near this place
| Mis-, MARY u I.nmL 10 np"udIns " lev
. days win h"t hi"lhei. l'""''"' '~"'
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, Mia, Lena .oIi Irnvco naai Monde"
f"I South rIanhll" l"""Hh'r ""''" on"
| ~IiI taa,h his wInIoI
! Tho IoaI uuiI whI' h 10 hol"r ia lII'h go
, tho " d Hamilton i"is' ~" a."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
CAMERON

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r"rnItp A." IL '"nI"inpln iI"u Ia lhl" ""1
81 tho county
r.prI It'"", VIII" In inhl"g treatment
~ ~ unuiinrIuu 81 Tor" Alta. wan :"
p"tlod not -" wen y"HI"Ihny
I,nrc"" GnrrIn"n. VIII" Tor n"uo iimo
hnr boon under treatment at the OH"
valley ,:rnornI hnuI,lInI Wheeling will
Inrr through ia" ,ity "nr"ni" HON" I"
Nl"pp" VA. today
Wnlh" JnCkl"y. md family will lcnv"
In few day" for I'rnnkion. Ind. wh"r"
they Win spend E"rn" time a, tn" homo
~ NJ Mnrh"y'r m"ih"r
Walter Howard. az Sh"rrnrd. II ia"
gurul Of fTi"ndH In Ia" city.
Tho United Fnrmcrn Telephone g."
held itu regular meeting at IT, "nicn In
the Uooh"r building y""i"rhny
Jas Itnhinsnn, Of Wheeling. In tho
guest Of friends In tn" city
G"urrr Ih"kloy. 81 thhrl"st"n. mr.
rived In the city yesterday ana will II"
the guest or friends h"r" for u few
days
Iurk DUTr nud family az Akron ohio.
AFRO Ia the city ia" Kuoat az Mira Dor u
nnrrnIr Mr. und Mrs j T. Conner
Mrs Dcllh AIgCn. al lphyi"n. ONO. Ia
la the city the EucHI ~ friends
AIrE John Adk ims AMI ~" mn" n"h-
uT WhroIlng island rI'"ni the pnhl
nrck WIN fTi'ndr Ia ihr NV
Mn OkI,y i"h". aud ~" mn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
WELLSBURC
500 PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
HAVE. JUBILEE. MEET

NoIInh"rg " N". HUrI hi,o
| hun,licd Knights 81 Iblhior ""h n'"i -
4 700 ~ THAN f-is' Ga we rI"H'"l I""l
niphI ct tho IuhIi'' meeting Ice I'll L.
WriiriuIE I'nigo g." 50. k"'Hh'" 81
! ~ Ihtnh
Ii"u T. Aih'"S 81 " 'l'"s. ""' "I
ihu rurr"ruu u'"iaiIN'r. !" "'I'
,IuR nldI,rr presented N'li"l"IE l"dr'
with IA rnv'l III" en- 81 l""' '''""'
t'hnuraIInI ! l. Ii'Is'I I" ll" l"ln" -
tho rrnmL d"in"in &C. "'i"p ~" l"'g'"l
ln,ronro IL rnuInl,ut Ghlr f"I Mnr'h. W."
W,IIuhurp l"lg" lm'I""u"h lin mo-"
leo, uII,, L., "a durIug ihni in"Wih n"h 81
lhIa u,trnhnI II"IhuI " l,'I'"H
l., nuFh Ia 80 81 ~" apple nil"nr f"i
! Tito Irrnarh"hl" III 81 won't I"' lh'
order, '!rnnd Noop"I IT lt"'"'h" n"h N""'
Enm u Montgomery Pr"H"u'"h Nj
I.u,na win u hnuhH"u" ring
In addition ~ Ih"TN EIRul h"lR" ora
cora ihu gnih"tIuE heard Iui'I"7'Ih:
I'yIhinn u'ldI rsr"u FROM Grand l'T"Inl"
Harry Il H"Il. 81 Wheeling. ''r"nh Iuu"'
Guard VI VI N"rB. ct fnIIm"nt. ia
promo Representative .Inm"H II li"Hnr,
or Wheeling, aud SupT"in" lt"pIcH"nlH
1.-Two wallace. 81 Dhln.
An OTrhriETn Of ten T. "r'S furnished
music, and nUv"lty nunh"IH were pro
vldrd by Nrr," and Fr"h"ri'k". win
banjo aud homes lbeh'iuun i'fI"Fh
nontH were HrINod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

dnuEhiers Of Akron. phi". nro Visiting
friends In and n"nr the Cll}
Miss IIcIcn ih,riH. OF wheeling. spent
EunLny with fTi"nda in til" CITY.
Nj. Ir-rIr tuanuIIrr and twin boys
Of Tulsa. ulln al" Waiting ffhndn III
the rity. ~
~ II futile. hna arrived HON" from
m. IA or 1. convention AT ihnTl"SI"n.
r ~ unornrr loft Monday m"TninE
fu, kr,nrr where lac Will spend I""
dawn at the tan'I"u orchard !"
lam
hnhy h"y arrived a. ia" h"t"" al
Nj nui Ma ~ IL M"illhk. l""' H"'"'
ia, In"imInE
/. A'"mu,"nrii "nh family ""'"' "h
IT, Wheeling Saturday "v'"l"H I" 81"
r",nu rh"rUInr "nd '"II -" i'i''h"
,Inunta III, =" sr,"h i!""'i". win
lrI'nlr
nn"r"m "uI""'"I'iio" ~lll u" !" on
49, ~ lL N'"i NrRI"l" i'"'" I"''
nI Who"II"r "r-I -o'h Many "h" h" ''
u"I",n"III"n an 80" T." !" ~" tale ""'
ri,v "a h'Nu - IN". ""l '""" h"''"
vIih"uI vnliinT f"r irnl""
UopuhII'nnn a." uIT"I"C r''l'i"" I"'
y IIaIdIur Marching ,lui "I ihI" rl"'"
Th"v IuI"ud I" hn," ~ big club hnh "
hig InllY h"r" IN IL" """' W'"'"
Preparations" a." nov '"mrl"'" '"'
tho np"uIng 81 -, hu"l 80 Iu"Nhhy m"In .
l"E T"n,h"rH hs," h"on H""ur"d f"t
pIl the IL pnr im"nig 81 h"lnfH n"b Ih'
Upl1 ne Ef"hllN cue ''hf''H'' "N'' WV
"mrIn"k tor IL" rrh""l during Ia" COM
ing winter lh"y predict That lhla VIII
lee tho murI ru''""HiuI I"Im IL TIA" hl".
tor, 81 '',m"iunH a, h""l
Mis- Don N"hHl'r and IlIiir hauHl'.
tor. Of Terra Alta. arc Visiting friends
~ ia" cIiN
taIph Nice Ih,krn aud kIlny Han" OF
lunar Grave wore IIhHHaCtlnR bIhlnoHh
a. tho ,ltS hhluI,lnl
Attorney r. 4 Manic of h"unhHVilir
4.
Saturday
4 IiIayian al IltI hbuTUh. Ia. ~ns
,nIIinp un fii-ndn nnd iI"nna'tInE huh.
Inosb Ia tho Uily hhiuIhn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
CARS RUN LATE
Nav System OF Collecting Fares Said
to HAve Delayed Traction Service
slightly rirEt Day

Cars on some diyisl"ns az the Nh""l-
ing Traction Hyrt"m. particularly tho
Moundsvillc and lLcILdr" divisions. were
rather OF rch"dul" Al good part "t III"
IlIun yesterday
I.ns,rngCtr who dl-'uss"d ia" delay
blamed Il on tho new Hyrt"m Of I"I"
.,utIrctIUns stating that b"'nuho "f ia"
time required r"r conductors ~ pun'h
snno ..hr.ka ~ IN b"uIId 'hrH. II :"
unirrd us long 80 ne uinut'n at 81 si"
ole stop
bnn ga canning fr"m M"umdr,Illr T."
" healing Inni oNonl"B I'I"ir"h a." h""f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
! halls or.

| hotter.
g W Cooper Of tin RpahE 4 CT
plant has boon or duty for = few 1ay1
ovInG To n slight illness ~
w H. MnrIIng has resigned the post
ilon as superintendent pf tho city wan
works II In not known who Will g.
, coed him. "
with mnIOns and all kinks Of fruit NJ
their appearance at this place -
day now No stale mutt hers.
merchants buy on of lhtm every AANIs'
sayors aud Hardin. NWho barGAinA4
,harao ~ tho place this, morninH, The
new owners Como rrpm AFslTmohI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
nAnRIa0 rhEIn Hno n NY

Dna watching couple dancing ia"
nov hnn' f"I riisun """lrin Why
Ihcy w",h r" h"rh fuLr GA ulLig InInp
Characterization
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-21
BIGELOW news
DOTS AND DASHEs, BY RUDE.

l..,,s.l. All
w,ougnt 70 this vicinity Tor some time.
NJ. Moore mas 2v0 acres Of wheat on
ms own farm and acres rented max
,nH .oui OF $50 acres OF wheat to
marvel, sr. Moore and family have
moved 70 Mound CITY and his son,
Loya, Is running the home place.
MT ana MRS Elmer Barker were
o. yDsepn visitois one day last week:
-iot sehoonovcr was here several
aays last week from Kansas City visit
ing WIN relatives ana friends and he
niso visited nus friend, MRS. w. T..
lTeston' AZ westboro; Tot has good
POSITION Win the western Electric
people IN Kansas CITY and Is prosper
ing p,,,
II ~ ar, rank ana Russell Haigler and A..
E.S uckD Smth got out with their road
soo,s tne latter par OF last week and
hauleu d,rt ana filled bad mud hole
oeeween tuck place and the Cotton
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-21
--Nuzum's Ferry Boat
is now making regular
trips across Missouri Riv-
er at White Cloud, Kans.

where Miss Edith has been attending
school and where Mrs. Schoonover has
| zen visiting for several days.
-Ninety-two votes were polled here
last Saturday on the fifty cent road
tax proposition, and Of this number SO
were against and 81 for II, almost q
two to one shot, and we understand
this Is the record all over the county
and means the people are not backing
up our county judges as they should
Had this money not been needed sure
ly our county judges would not have
asked for II and there 10 no question:
that II We want good roads there must
be money to pay for the work. Bige-
low Independent district can no doubt
get along fairly well without this tax,
as our bridges are in fair shape. How
ever, this tax for a nest eee might
come in handy some day and Be- need
ed badly. Due to the fskt that q
large number Of our people are get
ting out and doing q whole lot Of free
work on our roads, is saving what lit
tie road money we have. The only
trouble with this plan Is that, as I
rule, its Just . few who gst ont and
surs .rniss our school
mans, they were hard worker and .
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-21

Tomato, cabbage, celery and
sweet potato plants, 10 cents hundred,
by Parcel post, prepaid.
MRS. JAMES WILTSE,
Rulo, Nebraska.
Joe H. Murray returned last FRI
day evening from a four weeks visit
at his Prairie View ranch, where his
son, James, and wire and baby, and
Josephine and husband and baby, 10,
are located. He reports prospects fine
and especially for q bumper wheat
crop, also that all the Holt county
boys are happy and prosperous.
Mrs. J. W. Eddy and little daugh-
ter. Of Mound City. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ansel-
ment, and sisters. Mrs. +. A. Neither
land and Mrs. w. A. Hossick, and
other relatives.
For Sals-A two-row Emerson
Stalk Cutter, brand new, never been
used; will sell at Wholesale cost.
CLIFFORD 4 CO.,
Curzel, Ne.