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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30


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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Needed "PiI" Eight on the start.
Little Eleanor returned home after
her first day at school. She said:
Mamma, need peDcil and ri,i.
The pill is a book you write In. the
hlAcher said"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
The Preference.

Professcr-"There are some pleas
mt walks in life" Student--"Td
rather take the automobile spins"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
pouhtfni.

sDo you think that poultry show
Vas fair one?" 81 don't know. 1t
eortainly had some fowl exhibits"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
MOT Like wall Paper.

He-I suppose you've read about
tAis new paper clotiin8?' She-No,
really. Do they put il Gu with paste|
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
Exsctiy.

Il have found cYt ne can nave an
Open fire In our library"
that's CRATE piece OF news"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
WORTH WHILE GOOD THINGS.

Apples are fruit of which one never
tires and they are usually in season
II, co1,ao for,a,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
KS Mature.

sJust imagine that steel magnate's
talking Of the brotherhood of man.H
'Thats his fne irony
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
Ia Get mots Eatl

To Get Mefe Eggs.
Knicker-What Is 9 good poiicyT
Bocker-Put all your eggs in one
basket and watch the ben.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
Our hno..stnr.

Howell-Do you believe in the Oar
Vinian theory7
Powell-Stop your monkeying.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Too Sad.
HAS Betsy any bad hsbits?"
sOnly her riding habit. It's posi-
lively wicked. cornell Widow.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Modern life.
'Tc - help your wife with the
.aishesT mo. There isn't room for
botl, uf US in the kitcllauette.'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
A Gentle Hint.

a Gentle Flnt.
wifie-"Dearest do you love ms,
stillr Hubby-"How could If you
would only get that way!'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Obvious Proceeding.
"How rapturously he is gazing at
he beauty OF her LIQUID eyes"
Ssh! He is drinking it in"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
His Style

His style.
$50 your son has Joined an amateur
oechestra. Does he play con amorep
mo, sir; he plays the fiddle"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

He Went, Anyway.
Let gour cousin went abroad
On a fe snip, didn't hep"
aNc Il was on cattle Ship"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
lnstaIn,ent stuff,

Been visiting the Neweonlbes, ehf
b their furniture aptiqne?"
mo; on tick, J fancy"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

sGod gives Us our relatives"
"Yep. But we're partly responsible
SDe the wife's relations we get"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
Avoid IL.

Avoid It.
wood alcohol is dangerous"
Il should think 1t would be. Think
e4 the danger from splinters."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
Soft Is Eicl,t.

seay, Mike, wanna make a soft half
lellar7" "Betcha." Melt it."--Amer-
lean Legion Weekly.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

neward Of Duty.
The reward Of one duty is the pn,rls
o fulfill another. George E,io..
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

sEaT ''ssE.,ssassss,
Try q TIMES Want Ad
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

llasa't T-old Them.
.And what IS goar new little
beother's nane7'
~They haven't found out yeti"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

VaIUe-9lSS.
King Midas turned a hand tc gold.
1T isn't as bad as turning head to
ivory" we conso!e6 him.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Appropriate Gait.
.He is riding TO q fall."
Who ISL"
That bus boy"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Moved by Rhodabeck and seconded
By Miller that all bills as read be al
lowed and the clerk instructed to
draw warrants for the same. Motion
carried.
Moved by Rhodabeck and secon-
ded by Malsi that Council adjourn
Motion carried.
D. .MacKinnon,
City Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
COLLECTED JOKES
kcrobatic.

/, kcrobatic.
| Dancing is hugging set to music"
sOld stuff. Now It's wrestling
natch."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Odd, ssa't TT
She-T see bicycling is again on the
rlse." He-"Yes, in spite of the fall
hg on"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

{ All He Did.
''How did you spend your vaca-
uon!" "Going for Ice and cleaning
lah mostly
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
ASH ,Yg0esJJIIRF $SEEIE
1HESE QUESTIONS

bsgIsm age1 HrsE gdHs U ZEE 81:
s45waqs fasssiip appeaitae qpSuMygu
relish the food you eat? Do you
tire easily? Are you pale and sick
" l .9 n.y. Do yous get ATrvous?
DO you sleep sfeif2 O.;
.D THESE are 81 questions y6d should
ASK youfseif frequently: You owe
it to yourself and those around you
itel keep in2 aSo good tedndition5Enf
health as possible. understandable
sie5thiHgs :9ftenDleads to, serious and
s ;aomplica ate sickness. ano "Laredr
|. At the first sign Of fatigue or.
Weakness at any point begin ID
strepgfhen the SYSTEM 4thf fUugH 9the
hIo6dsS ne is -ahe sur@st ~asd sfor
healthy hbipod- lcarriesl strength to
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21

The efAr%SsBrr aiis'aafffgs man sn.' an 81
IsshtfSf man. o0Iks ha5 10 r4g6f tssbb
proud of the s&orla1Rg does, Q of stiFg
power that p is in his hands, yFor
these reasons 1heash0uIda beaa salts
ned lhaih NOT Hflh satfsheA Ritii
All ahsf eonditi5nsll1gzith HasiSetomi5
plishments,a with . himself even, abuti
a man satisfied 10 40 the work. he
Is 'doiugns dtishSd' tdrBf a sfarm REIN
Southern Agriculturist.H tieoH rl7
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
EAsTvIEw
e'SisEsd EsSaEsssss,s Sai

MOVED Nsdaksday Ealqf Il Mn
teiEEesids in the futare -u-,zpv,,,,zs.,n,,-g,
Mr.. Martin, Of owensboro, is Wis
ting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. W. IT, &a994sfd SffG isaGahe, Vic:
coy , of Req Hal, wig wits the suests Cos
'rel6tivese IN ftksl vieaaivSssatiyaay
and Sunday. sd Snow ICY .as;n
stfiorg to ithe wife7ef Ma Albert
Stewart the 11th asgirl,; nv;c,,
MI, y. 7, Freheh made q business
trip to HopkfnsvifSe Sunday return
ing Monday. sdodq 8 I'd VIZ.
Mr.. Joe hurry was the.sedesti OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart, Sun
dayoasu Troy III GU 1nanesii1s
James BaEfletts 4, lowenEboro.
is Visiting relatives in, this. vicinity,
Mn James Bartlett. is III with
bn S al mi S5iXXIsf1 sd5 III SIS 10Y No
s5MSfr.i sssSIl Observation-Disclosures
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs, Clarence wiSS!-ton' at
TCc',er HolIer. ~
Mrs. Mahcla T. King died the IL,
of bronical trouble and complication
of diseases superinduced by old age.
services were conducted
the following day at Barnett's
Creek.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
THK BIoOD NHEDs RbN

Isiss IHE BEooDN HEDs RbN :
=, Won Can, sepply' What the blu&
backs you can enrich the blodi, I'm
can bring back the strength amt
ytsefiypn eace had, IL you will tssis
asBeadtsA of Ach Iron Jine-zd
three times a day. You'll ndte the
eject, fiISt. in an in creased abpetits
food Viii begin to haste gooti. rhs
maxi inproxement.-W show III yovs
sleep-you will awaken in thd mora
ing refreshed and feeling like q
pdwJ 566a- &5Eg
rrxetr ffiSA4s1 WI remark tbe i'm
prsyepeut Ayos9 appearance ana
you ysutsaf Einnel as you know
you opgktsfolf eeiSS
Arfd with this increased Feigtt
6onS8saa Tbsie64 Rfpetite, nd Ire re-
acknowledgement markda in
agsee brrgesiisuPery way.
Thin people can take Acid Iron
MiperalI 4, jmprgye their aprear-
ahce,. and they within their health
fSSsngAsed eMT5e tsaffe time. Phpsi-
Clans say that this power I'd build
new tissues and firm flesh II jiue to
t,R extraor linary attraction the
btLod has for this particulaf com.
binatiOn of iron.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21

The real difference between an
old woman of thirty and a young
wamH Of. aaf.sda oseeA hse5ss ADD
bodily, bod Eyig Hfh rTBe tefE et ,ef yPgYth,
dhggt a sRE s5ss Hystffigg& ~ tha a.
81 fxpq&to 5apys r6a4fbst Host
sanesfssias .Ysa6seiafi semRRsaAxT
sfAsnh iananneb1nau bona soniaas
IesHzjseneasthdnito, leohiaroush
you among the woHea1sf, spgruas1
quaintance. The sick and aifing
and7 pale are apaepic, Iistless and
Ec6ioflessQpda iiMtf 6fq fbR 4M
bfoSdvis 1SfaaHS hSpHiearM A9h
appearance.
The woman whose blood is
heaHhy andsffHil of vitality always,
hasEFed checks a. good, conipi$t idn
and body that is sdpple, active
and tfrgling Win energy. SHszns9nsl
And the most successful and reli-
hble amatNSd On 4atnnsS. Snis Tsfeat;
ssseptiakiiHtaithe rhlepdy iss ttrptgh
The USE ofiayna.tsrsl afoghI of aols9llai
iEon fn fffT AS j AID dren Mineral
THOUSANDS of women hays found
health ip this way, 5and, have been
abfey to retain t he, attrsetiveffess -of
youth; fn Tsspite sof4 the taaSaaciss1
years. 1go @ reYan INV ygs5r1
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
cat rhts oad1tAIt tswosrth Mp q,

tiSJLAllIOIlN UnWl RBlJ.JllOQ "a -
5 npA'T MISS THIS Cut 7outsthi;
lslips S enclose with beland mail itItc
lffalsH &AgSq2AYaAi Sheffield Ave-
Ghtteas9u IiEaalayritiPg your NAME
fapabaadgsss ;elea6Flyo sYpa lwilt rrs,
,esiEe IN return q trial package con-
I aAtRHisg E9lSKis HH Ha9apfEy eRag Tar oepr
panpd for re9yghs, colds and croupf
EE9 isx Kidney 81 v FEE main ip sides
ssPpd IIRf&Ac k3bTheupbSdt9i sp, " 1bgaYfkashs,
kid9fg sapf bladdsr Pilhp9sfPpats rand
Foley cathartic tablets. .aasoS$esle-
some---an1 thoroughly cleansing
fatdh RS T5iIc sf6}ES SoPfHpetiepv biitqps-
som e7sfyywheFe, mas5An.a 19bls s,,s,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
0 relieYe kidney tronbles' And biaI
IC0EoRED iFARM a6HNf'lIoq 19vs'
imsdt AF6R oH4HsTMNHeoUN4sp

'u7Atolu tf1Y 1ll-1G- JQu1Ansd -InQ
d''Hoptinsaias.ad kyods Apbfobria1
tions were made by the Fiscap Court
for a white end cofored farm agent
for Christian e8lhty in 1920. There
are more negroes who own farms
'hets' ithac In ohAfy 6sHef soantyidaitl
Kentucky. Tkslselsction COT the Sg-
ents VIII be made by committee
OF Magistrates and the local branch
Of the Federated Farm Bureau.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
~ You KndwithhfetS@sM
Lack of Iron in the Blood?,
FIT 1sa ss sss,..ss

the nerves p6Fef 10 fe islessles
and replaces weakness awIth viepr
e FheSs ~ nothing ikit ON ixSlhs'
pare win Acid Ifon Mipsfel fof 81.
viehfns the ibfoed and SmSkine this
ifts fufd ptisafins With hssitll and
ESE<A
sgs sfsE EPs s4FRNassAsf lsoh,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21

diieht tangled, party serving the in
'tefests I0f fitEie peoke as whole
end seeking only a greater and a
happier America.
'rTOZ1 IQI I.IOQ.. .o1
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
A REMARKABLE GUARAS TEE

t4at3 L-DD IsAt-
. Aed kqdi MqfRerat contains no al
ce fhhslt Of iaipriouuasl drugs will
NOT blacken the teeth, and druggists
win refund me purchase price II
you are hot satisfied with the i'm
provement ie brings5
1Bor9 sale by opibs Co. Drug Co.,
-oDlys Hartford, Kb
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
REan2E6 HfjES&ESf f ESNAkl sG9ffdcAus

~
Frankfort, KY Jan. lf.---hein-
county democrat s,s ana operating IN
der set OF rules OK their own max
ling. the Republicans took control OF
jths Kentucky senate today ospite a
INN ocrat,c ,oatority OF two. Hand
lra,,eed the noni5dtiops Of No.
ssssz 9 .s
l,,aS hoard 4 Il
rhey aIso<s}if AZ 4
I'm 1l<r(e 4 n : = y 4 g. ti2I M
/ ~, 9 2 - ,xnc = e .fof
rssss,;sss7 J; Z: m = / ijFs
Ss,s-FSd13 1S,s1e i;-r,r.55
operating in coyington pool room
rha,e sknamaI ap{ saszSF I'm ssscIq hc,
.aa,ad Gov Morrow decided to
s,.sass,c,s soT- Rss5sss The name On
soD % wsa, - 80 I'ss,nstou. pres
:, oamhsr
nfS1rxnfvsnfml npkubnesg
xaiyta;gxs ~ Il Soafffss MSK669tk!,s
Democrat banker Of D Danviiie; Rob OBJ
srt p creene ResuYl;can. educator,
~ Bowline 69sf. 4 ak t&9V94
Scott Repubr,urnvs Rai1asiias~sEha.
succaefs hiuse,s greene succeeds
s.=s.S7 raz1sosdf n9g0nsboro. 1ni1ss-
- Bqrtap DeSerts5 Party
The nfss nattsf be senate was
A.Eset Is ruIes dfefep by Senatos1
BLOCK, as a s6bstif te1 3or the Demo-
cratic set. WhSfn7 Hrs name OF Bur
ton ViSd7aAesahe arose anfIsaAIsp
in a rvnfer-revr-with the Democrats
aftErQ bnssssshsterday he
for the 1a1s DEMONSTRATIONS de,,hsr,
alton be had decided there was-n,slh.
ASqi9a KetSsSSsaxss and 1870 1870
rules and be y Yeted for.,the latter.
Latfk Saft5af f8il {plaining eshhsf
ton ton board app ihhtmsSts said it had
never beena his poIien 10 hG6seARB.
anv erysrn 1890 5s1 snno,n H. ants az
ae nsmocra f Esnia,ls Romn
n ssg cbsysas Una, Rssness
,a,lShssn, f,5ssd SY,SSss - covington
for snT onsrst;ns. e 49, nao, g.o ~ RgSd$l.
: ,ns,is snds ,.S Nd Nh Re1uh,,cans and
the rscords wasa aysred - nrora q
The charge
Observation-Disclosures pnow,aas,eJ.
e snrs mssPsss ssa Sssh hH h,s
{kfJssid ,dl1sJ s0isGTT i
with Svt8iI Sgih,3ocline hssre1c
lS41 fgTiTtS,Har tho Nam al
Gratis hord.ns p ii,ce- ~ executive ap-..
pointn ssse W, TsyS ;, ,Sys s.Ss st
with tho vote -qtT bnL(9h, duOpieu. \
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
GIRL HIT BY TRAIN

.-Madisonyille. Ky.-Miss Ada
Griek, age -2s--.years,- -Morton's
Gap. was, struck by the engine of
,ths PDdiFFtie Flyer at oNortonvfiille and adt
knocked for a distance OF fifteen
feet receiyipg injuries that prppa-
bly, .yilIassHsaober deathepshe was
takenT 70 HeRfigsTille for prwsspF, opera,
isnss4F shtskBil was, lf1Elactgysd and,
sAai wan athfrwisAnJpjursa she
attspptad taicfoss the tFach ms;
taaslag, ihena isqpee 81 the app approach
neFal9 o. brow sTofN sdi
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21

ton said tboro 49,
-I...s,,.,..,.,.' ""s ques''on ABOUT
ernor's apno,ntss. ~ aa,as / gov.
the case Of Respsss W. thsl co",'
monwea,tb tn is 's. .ae com
A-e.~sa -, ne Jaw reports were
~. ZysWEsau swins
,rxStsss. "a. ,,2Sa.SIt'a appealed
q ~ l1fIsSSsaS snNNn WI W
4 ixI ( ~ t Is, 800 Ky 80 Oe'ns
M; u / X. Y ~ com
sS A., AL 3 " /, i ]. s y -, "a Iuue
SsA Mir. $3.50
SSs,' 4 4 m 4 ~ ss%sAssDl sa'u
AZ g, i; * !: y. Z, II u opess
- - ea'eu
A. 49, ~, $780, c.,
80 nc
'soshac snaneSa pAnansSaunty ferved
80 s,;.,, = wT -. ~ ~
~ nao,, 'a ,,,ro appo,nen' un''i 'ne'
! ss..sa'e
n Fk Yields Point
USnuM Brock yfsfae3 aaa sefsf$
49, - racinss =. cunmhssi@ ednd
4. ~ ~ unanlmoas. vote hsnsulsanBsd
ne eomn''.ee. esd tsdj tnsm;
- ~ sena'e men f7'pxsA fetst9e Bgssi
',on :, eonn,ns al w g1fnsImiie el1-s,
v Ny e ns ss poaru ana SENATOR
.1.e-..ss sssso'p'ed % nave tnem al
50 reiSGhisSBnM 'ne same committee;
,bdH .gspgIT conhia9eayfit ssmk!
= p y q z. ! ~ =, g.
isfma5}t Iwsrs not oh,.o. aneSe
hles EA HapY Democrats.
% ~ - -. uui,
u,,. 49, ;. ,,sS,so.,a, - =.
u'ss'sfsssdieinoriai services IN tne'
! N y E n
...r ae-.nes1 rules were adopted by
the seps t9eo tRis moEEnr1Yg bg g vote
y ~ ~ 70 lgis2 Lieut.: Gov; Thfnss
! 8vi7stf kf :Sast ts uecidng vote
ail OF fhe pefmocrats iefOept oseaatos
{ WY .dttttsHS counssi~xptn slaeaHlae
heMSEisT erCeGSs TEsSd
ere eAf.Ppt 9e passed. ffSftn Arn9ftd 10
s'ssenhtorsGEM. HaTFisss w oedford
:ountEasrpssfdent pro +. tenn AND.
Observation-Disclosures, in explaining his
Tote5 ssaidse that the senator from
aFaat ahad been sent to the senate
~ astfeinehdous DsmoSratic major
tE rhe saidb "Thdrec hageTbeenl I'M
listoFytha names sfcJadas !fssaTiat,
4nallReneaie 60 Arnola, stq,;theser, u.s.
.ddedsheResthe name Of thsS senator
rslbsGpsntSC $50
nj aDanbcrats Lose Power
+ witN che adontinn. at fha rniAs-.n-
ga sessari = .ne hepuDncan min
: ~ n oifs a'u VI ohe Deinocrd-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
Took Out Dreadful Soreness

When the kidnsyy are wea lyened
or overworkes gso that they fail u
filter and ,ethfow ail iMpurhties put
of the blood, the spofson remains IN
the systemSand backache, soreness,
lameness and rheumatic pains are
likely to develop. Mrs. David Hen
ry, SIS S. Lincoln Ave, Washington,
N. j., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills
;arez, doing me. much good. both my
tkfdnsys ana tie rhepmatsh. SThey
teokEah the dreadful soreness out
of my limbs" Sold evrywhere.-
Jan,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21

But now there need be no long
err any doubt or question, for a sue
'hsssfsA ssh fsAsble melhad osssskl
| tiRgoitpsJ tstptG5e bloqlal:ltsnssaasgFs
s ssI;|Iis i ssst fE5vn &
'MfSefaf, Hfifsrs are AsHaftda. ,y6f
fgssA thae1srSsedthis
eatdBatoirhAnam posodnlniaddd
sbauofIahptder. d9id 10 ess
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-21
DESDE CATANO

para la misma Empresa. Quedan com
placidos los quejosos.
Al temple cat6lico Sc lie han hecho
importantes reformas bajo la competen
tie direction del Rvdo. Pbro. 'Cayetano.
Ell nuevo decorado haCe que sea ma
gestuoso el interior del temple
La policfa debe evitar el desorden
que mantiene un ni1mero de chiquillos
en- los alrededores del Cine Belio Y
cuando SCI Cansan de escandalizaf,
Sc dedican a lamar piedras, que
Ell muchas ocasi0nes tocan las per-
sonas CUE transitan por ALI Y que
dehen cstar protegi!as de esas agre
stones. Esperamos que los policfas
yean este Y 10 eviten.
Ell Cine Beliograhp sigue ofrecien-
do buenas pelfculas, pero no debe Olvi-
darse por los sefiores Espinosa-Ro
gueZ, que merecemOs va un Teatro-
Cine de mejores condolences y que debe
enseguida iniciarse la refOrfa para
que merezca llamarse Centro de re
creo pnblico, dfgno de esta localidad.
No podemos contestar a las pre-
guntas que Sc nos, hacen de q. GUAM
do va a empezar el servicio de lanchas
de la Compaiifa Popular de Trans
nOrtn mos aunnun SorGnS apciOniStaS
no estamcs en- la direction no como
cemos las causas de demora. Tene-
mos confianZa en- los ciudadanOs que
forman esa directiva suponemos que
tendran justas raZones cuando no han
iniciado. el servicio. Habra sin
duda, causas justiicadas para esto-.
CorreSponsGI-Es Especial.
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La poiftica esta en- todo SUI apOgeo
los Headers" de los tres partidos con-
tendencies trabajan activamente para
no quedarse atras' el dfa de noviem-
bre. Los Clubs Sc ven muy concu-
rridos v Sc anuncian yarios mitins
para estos dfas.. Anoche, un numero-
SO grupo de socialistas protestaba fre9
te a su Club. de la actitud del Gobierno
con respccto de- Ia bafldera roja.
Como Sc acercan las elecciones,
es necesario que las GALES eSten en-
buenas condolences rara que los cleo
torres puedan faciiInente ir al Colegio
a depositar su voto. Por ESQ la Admit
nistraci0n Municipal, esta arreglando
los sitios que Sc encuentran en- mas
NAL estado, habiendo terrninado el tro-
20 de la calle del Amparo, desde Will
son hasta el Cine Belio, que en- honor
la verdad ha quedado bien afirmada.
Pero con todo este, serfa bueno que
los SeuOE6S uel hulllClplO, ueSSduSdI a IL
los -pr0ximos cuatro ailos para yer 81
otros de mas iniciativas hacfan algo
nuevo, de mas utilidad pdblica, como
por ejemplo: Ell ACUEDUCTO.
-Algunos vecinos de los que dia-
riamente viajan en- las lanchas del Sc
nor Vald6s, nos suplican que llamemos
la atenGi0n del Administrator senior
Vera, para que ordene a los capitanes
que durante la travesfa no cedan ell
tim6n a gentes irresponsables que nj
siquiera son empleadOs de la Empresa,
pues Sc nos informa que sucede alguna
vez, que ell captain lie da el tim0n a
cualquier JUAN LAN4S y este signifi-
ca un peligro para los que viajan y
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Compramos un wagon de abono
por cooperation, el cual, fu6 repartido
entire varios socios interesados, ganan-
donos algdn dinero en- la compra, este
es, en- beneficio para los socios.
Hemos conseguido que la Central
Cambalache aumente u o/o en- todOs
sus contratos para el aiio venidero, pa
gando el 1910 en- vez del G1a por cien-
to, como venfa pagando con anterori-
dad.
Esta Liga ha conseguido dinero pa
ra diferenteS agricultores q. 10 neceSi-
taban para la refacci6n de sus cultivos
y ha infiufdo para que los diferentes
Bancos de la localidad les faciliten
dincro cortos Y largOs plazos sin
grandes esfuerzos nj garantfas.
En- dos barrios de la -Municipalidad
fueron instaladas dos romanas para
ell peso de caila pOr iniciativas de
la Liga, 10 q. -antes tenfan q. llevar
costandole pGrdida~de de tempo Y dinero.
Sc ha trabajado por la formation
del Banco Cooperative Agrfcola, ha-
biendo en- Ia actualidad en- notas por
accioneS de $4,000. Estas Sc iran
agrandando a medida que ell Inspector
del DistritO, selor Olivencia, vaya vi
sitando los distintos socios de la Liga,
pues 6l tiene a cargo este trabajo
por iniciativas suyas Sc ha lIevado
cabo esta campa1a que sera ell no le-
ianos dfas la salvaci6n de nuestros
Sufridos terra tenientes
La Liga llena tambGn las tarjetas
de indemniZaciones Obreras Il todos los
agricultOreS.
Atentamente
(Fdo). Francisco Coll q Tostc,
Prcsidente de la Liga Agrfcola.