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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
O PROPUNERE.
zentatic.

ucru stiut ca societac din Uniunea r. A. astazi da
toresc unnei suma de ban pestc trezeci de mil de
oolar pc reparte penru cazure de 81 accdente
Daoriie aceste sunt vcch din anil 1918 81 1919 Din CANA
ceasta Ununea sau mai bne zs socetae ntrunte la oaa
nu poae pla la tmp benefce 81 fost sta atace fondu
lei de reserva.
pare din societa Gu toat buna vona or MI not acb
acese daor fndca sun mpovarac bcncfice pentru
cazurile de boala.
Influenza bntuit in arna accasta iarasi secerat
maj mue yctme facind cazurle de sa fe pese
normal In umee trc un sau anuntat pese trezeci dc ca
zur de moare aceasa iarasi grea asupra socc
taflor, carl trebue sd plateasca repartitie
Gu Gotta lunara exsenta societac de- abba not nat be-
necle pentru csurile de boaa repaA curente De da
tori vechi nc nddeidc
Situatimea ingrijitoare 81 trebue solutc
Stunt informal CD mai mute soceta doresc sd ayizeze In
moacc prin putea pla daorie vech 81 asteapt in
dumari de la centu Stunt informal Comiteu S. E in Sc
dna della y 81 % corent uat uncle dispozun pe carl
lie comunica Solicitation.
All gindinduma la mjloacele practice prin care am M
tea mbunatat suaunea mia VENT dcic pc care inain
tcz Solicitation propunerc concrct ca so dcue in
adunarle generate 81 sd decida asupra ei.
Iata propunerea
Fie membru al Uniunei sd doneze (daruascN eafa
socea respective din care face pare Socieatile se
lnantese aceasta sua Uniune In schmbul aoetor sue
carl vor lncuge Unune din parea utuor solicitation TOA
TE S0CIETAT1LE Sc FIE ACHITATE DE TOATE DATO
RIFLE CATRE IMMUNE pena or CO repartitii facute pen
tru case inmpte pima in ua de Ianuarie 1920 precum
81 ori ce alte datorii .
Sc uncle societa nu datoreaza mimic san dato
reaza mai mica de cit ncurs din donaa
Find voba de savarea stuatiei soceati membre
in Uniunc 81 uniunea find oganizaune de auto recproc
fe soceate face fapta fruoasd 81 noba aund
pc alta socetate.
Train intro cpoca dc. .prospcrtate Nmen nu fara luc
ru 81 fe care va putea dau daca bun von 81 ra
gostc ata de organizatunea noasr leaa de III f sa
|simta scurtat in venitul lui.
Nadajduiesc ca propuncrea mea va fl uaa in cosdcra
e dscuat s. prin simtimntu solidarita carl nea calau
lit intotdeauna votata
Palcrea mea este ca numa pc caca ar putea
saliva stuauna socieaor carl din impreurari neaarnate
de voina lor nau puut acha daorle vech nuai asa
putnta % fie 81 mai depare mebre active in
Inzatiunea noastra-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
CoNGkESUL PARTIDULUI NATIONAL CONCHEMAT Pc
Is APRILIE, LA ALBA.IULIA

Sflrsitlll saptamlnii trecute ne
a adus noutati mari, aproape nea.
steptatc in viata politica a tarii
care la Bucuresti Sc coace, sc
faureSte.
Dupa ce NJ. S. Rcgele a dat
trecutulul guvern sd inteleaga,
ca doreste 0 schimbare a lui. ST
a chemat un nou guvern, in frun
tc GU d-nul General Avcrescu, Cd
sa conduea 'cirmuirea tarii, =
partidele politicc cclc mai adinr
glnditoare, si-au zis: I'm rca vre.
me s'a schimbat guvernul. Acun
G vrcmea de munca, mare 81
grea; tara asteapta legilc cel,'
noua, care SC indrume accasta
mlnca, sapindu-i alvie buna 81
trainica. Dcsi aflam, ca felul cum
p VENT, nu lar da dreptul con-
duce tara care are un parliament
in rlnduiala, moi 0 sal dam ace
stui guvern sprijinul nostru, ca
sa poata aducc legile ccle MAJ
grabnice pentru nevoilc de toatp
zilele ale locuitorilor''. Asa al,
zis deputatii din partidul liberal
asa din partidul nostru national
asa eel din partidul bucovincar
ii tot asa eel din partidul basara-
bean. Nunlai dcputatii din par
tidul taranesc 81 nationalist de
mocrat, 81 socialistii, au spus Cd
,ei nu fac politica de supunere a.
cestui guyern, care a VENT i'll ia
ia adunarii pc cal ncasteptatc 81
neiertate intre partide ce pre-.
tuiesc obiceiurile parlamentului
81 ASA au facut.
jon, 25 Marie.
PR0GRAMUL GUvERNULUI.
Dupa Q inchMere de 10 xile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
MARIL0R,
De: HON DANIEL F. coHALAN,
Indicator la Curtea suprema din New York.

puterei lor 81 la masurile depline
pc carl lc cred ca sunt necesitatile
momentului. Ei numai sunt multu-
miti de a Fl taietorii de lemne 81 ca
ratorii de apa a catorva privilegia-
ii, ci acum, sunt staruitori de a
suma tot controlul peste toate acti-
vitatile tarii lor. 4
Jack Cade fost poate premcr-
gatorul lui Robert Smile cerind ca
poporul trebue Sc guverneze, dar
soarta care la inlaturat pc cl nu pa
re Sc fie 81 acea lui Smile, care
astazl are mai multe sanse de a.
junge prim ministru al Engliterei
de cit acea care dus pc Jack Cadc
la spinzuratoare. Cele trei Uniuni.
lucrind in acord in Martie trecut
(1919) all constrins, ell interventia
guvernului, pc capitalist la inte-
legere, prin care Ii s'a acordat ce-
rcrile lor. Aceasta va cere suma
aditionala anuala de cinci suite de
milioane din partea Britaniei pen
tru plata muncitorilor industriali.
Din ale caror buzunare va csi a.
ceasta suma imensa? M din buzu-
narele capitalistilor Engliterei, a.
fara daca diplomatic Engliterei au
perdut din viclenia lor.
Daca Sc va putea mentine in Ma
rea Britanie 0 pace industriala
prln aceasta 81 similare concesiuni
timp de generate, repetate timp
dupa timp daca va fl necesar, capi-
talistii englesi vor privi, asa dupa
cum in trecut n 'au privit in zadar,
ca IA 10 sarcina de pc umerii lor 81
so puma pc umerii acelor carl vor
ii concurentii Engliterei, orr carl
vor fl siliti Sc le plateasca pentru
transportul marfurilor lor peste
mari pc carl AtotputernicuI
Dumnezeu intcntionasc ca trebue
Sc fie pentru folosinta inrtcgei O.
meniri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
AMERICA Ne OFF,
RA LOCOMOTIVE,

De ieri s'a reluat la ministe.
rul lucrarilor publicc tratativele
Gu delegatiune americana. care
s'a oferit sa furnisezc cailor noa-
sire ferate o suta locomotive Gu
ouo1e cazanc, = pc pretul de
$3.50 dolari locomotive. 81 un
numar de locomotive OBSTINATE sd
serveasca trenurile dc marfuri. a
81, 500 dolari masina.
Este probabil ca accste tratati-
We, care au fost intrc timp fntrc-
rupte din cauza reprezcntantilor
americani, sd duca de asia data
Ia o trsnSare dcfinitiva.
(,,Izblnda").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

III care noul guvern sd cerce le-
gaturl Gu capii partidelor politi-
&c din parliament, pc Joi, 25
Martie, Adunarilc Icgiuitoare an
fost chemate sa-si inccapa lucra-
rile.
S'au adunat deputatii 81 sena-
tori la munca. Gencralul Averes-
GU, capul noului guycrn, s'a in.
tatlsat 81 STA cctit Programul
(planul) de lucru. Era plan fru-
mos, patruns de multa iubire de
neam 81 de tara, - aratind ce
are guvernul Gle gind sa fnfap-
tuiasca in trcbuintcle Admins.
tratiei. i'll ale politicci cxternc
leu statcle vecine), cc in politi-
ca dinlauntrn a tarii, 81 atele.
Cind a ajuns sd ceteasca par
tea care arata, in ce fcl vrca sS
faca legca despre impartirea pa
mlntului intre plugarime, d,upa
ce a arafat cum o va face: in
puterca decretului-lege dat inca
din 1918, - domnul General. pu.
mind hirtia de pc care ,cetea, JOS
pc masa, spus:
- 81 aci sd fac ,,paranteza"
60 abatere) 81 sd va spun, ca a.
flu de foarte gresit aceea &c Sc
face de unii politiciani carl merg
la safe 81 spun Gu vorba ori
scriu in gazette pcntru popor, ca
sc mai gasesc oameni III tara A.
sta, earl sd fic potriynici Ia i'm
partirca pamIntulni 1ntre t;.rani.
Doar inceputul lniscarei de acest
tel s'a facut inca in 1915, cind
adunarca dcputatilor 81 senatul
de atunci, an hotarit sit chenle ia
1914 Q adnnarc CoAstituantd, ca
(Continuare pe Pas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

observatorii miltari de aici, GU ex-
ceptia numai daca Sc va face vre-o
lovitura de stat, orr o schimbare inn
portanta in miScarile rebellion.
Fortele militare puternice, pima
in prezent sunt controlatc de gu
vernul Carranzist, 81 cu exccptia
Sonorei, Sinaloei 81 a altor cite-va
state controlate de rebel, balanta
putcrii era inca in miinilc guvernu-
lui.
Comunicatul oficial publicat in
Mexico City 81 cablat la Washing
ton, III care Sc spunea ca Generalul
Dieguez sc afla in Guadalajara Gu
5000 soldati federali, un semn
important, maj ales ca acum cite
va sapatmini Sc raporta ca aceste
trupe au plecat din Mexico City
spre coasta vestica spre a ataca pc
rcbdlii din Sonora de la sud.
Neputinta generalului Diegucz
dc inainta mai departc sc spune
ca dat oportunitatca rebellion Gle
a inainta spre Mazatlan 81 a-si or
ganiza linia dc communicate care a.
jungc pima la hotarul american.
Raportul ca $500 de soldati au
fost luati din Manzanillo spre re-
intari garnizoana della Mazatlan,
nu ! sc da crczare de catra obser-
vatori, hu numai pentru ca in ju.
rul de Manzanillo sunt mari acti-
vitati rcvolutisnare, ci din cauza
Upset dc vapoare a guvcrnului, ca
sa mute astfcl de forte.
>Trupelc federale mcxicane sunt
aproape dc incaierarc GU trupele o.
rascnesti din chihuahua carl sunt
arroape sc rcvolta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
cosGPANIA Dk OPERA SAN
CARLO IN CLEVELAND.


DE luni a inceput, la teatrul
Colonial, compania de opera San
Carlo, Sc predea mai multe bu-
cati renumite, dc eel mai mari
comopsitori, in special operile lui
Verdi 81 Puccinii
Acei carl an mai auzit pc Gin.
taretii acestei companii, stu ca.
litatile lor inalte, lar pentru cei
cc II 'au avut aeeasta oportuni-
tate, spunem att ca este cea mai
mare companie de opera care
merge din ora( tA oras.
S1nbata " ultima reprs.
zentatic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
Sc RIDICA PRETUL ZIARE
LOR.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. % Ap

COLUMBUS, OHIO, % April
lie. = Ziarele ,,Ohio State Jur-
nal" 81 Columbus ,DiHpstch' an
ianuntat astazi ca pretul cditiilor
de Duminica va III marit de!a
sapte la zeec cent?, inccpind GU
'Dumineca viitoare. Scumpctea
hirtici 81 a altof matcriale, pre-,
cum 81 muncei, sunt motivele
date.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

- VarSOvla. - O inaintare ge-
herala pc intregul front de $50
dc mile lungime din Ucrania. a
fost anuntata All printr 'm CO.
municat dat de statul major.
Aceasta miscare, sc spune, este
facnta pentru expulzarca ,,inya.
datorilor strain's (invazia boise
yista1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
KvACUAREA UNU1 oRAs.

MEXICO CITY, % Aprilie. -
Guvcrnul lui Carranza anlmta
Official ca trupele federalc au e.
vacuat Morelia, capitala statu-
lui Michoacan din ,,motivc stra.
tegice.'
Sc desmintc Cd acel oraS fost
atacat de REBEL.
Sc anunta ca Generalul Miguel
Samaniego, unul dintre fruntasii
Sonorei a tfecut la carranzisti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
IN FATIA ZILElOR GRFLF.

Aounare egultoare au fost rispte Vom avea aleger
nou in Mau Care pcina risipiri? &c tnuta vor
avea patdee In nora upta de aege La moi sunt semne
ca ne vom rupe in 45 particle Conducator yechiuui
Fartd National Romin cheaa raminem srins sub un
singur steag.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
Kendrick Gazette
Ralph B. Knepper. Publisher

Entered as second-class matter
1892 at Kendrick, Idaho. under the
Act Of Congress of March. 1879.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
VALUE OF WOOD-LOT TIMBER
Farmer Should Familiarize Himself
With Products-Big Losses Can
Be Prevented.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
Lack of familiarity with the business
Of timber selling usually puts the own
er of a small woodland at a disadvan-
tage, and in many regions material
from the wood lot is sold considerably
less than its real value. The loss to
the farmers Is, in the aggregate, very
large. In order to stop this loss, 1t is
necessary that the farmer informs him.
self about the different kinds of grades
of wood-lot products, the methods of
estimating and measuring them and as.
c%ertaining their value. the methods of
selling, the markets, and the current
market prices. Especially does he
need reliable information about the
amount and real value of his standing
timber and the location of good mar
kets. Farmers Bulletin It's, which
may be had free, contains detailed in
formation on these points.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02

Considerable publicity is given
Herbert Hoover lately as a prospec.
tive candidate for the presidency
His politics r not very pronounc-
ed and it is believed he would
make an acceptable candidate, In
many respects, for either party
However, the fact has probably
been overlooked that when the "sil.
ent voter" goes into the booth tc
cast hls:ballot he might associate the
name of Herbert Hoover with that
fit of dyspepsia which was occasion
ed during the war by a forced diet
of barley bread. Not a very proper
frame OF mind for a favorable vote.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
THE GUY

AAG ANLOVA \ LIN W
] see a nan pushing his way through
the lines
Of cops where the work of the
"~frefiends" shines.
"The chiet?" l lnquire-but fireman
replies:
"Gee, no.. Why. that's one of those
newspaper guys"
see a man walk through the door
of a show
Where great throngs are blocked by
the sings IS. R. O."
"Is this mar the star, that no ticket
he buys?"
"Star nothin'. He's one of those
newspaper guys"
see a man start on the trail of a
crook
And he scorns the police, but brings
him to book.
Sherlock Holiness" l inquire
some one scornfully cries:
Sherlock H. No; he's one of
those newspaper guys"
l see a nan sit in the seat of the
great
And they ask his advice upon mat
tiers of state.
"A diplomat, surely" But to my
surprise
They tell me he's zone of those
newspaper guys"
And some day I'll stand by the
gates of gold,
And sec a man pass through un.
questioned and bold;
"A saint?" I'll ask. and st. Peter'll
reply;
mo. he's only a plain, honest
newspaper guy"
-TheY eoman,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
TUBERCULOSIS IN HOG HERD
to Market for Slaughter Under
Federal inspection.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
Observation-Disclosures already exists in
a drove of hogs all the affected ami
mails. whether hogs or cattle, should
be removed from the premises. The
hogs should be sent to market for
slaughter at an abattoir under federal
inspection. The tuberculin test should
be applied to all cattle on the place,
and those reacting should be properly
disposed of. The pens and stables
should be thoroughly cleaned and dis
infected before restocking.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02

A young business man from a
neighboring town attended the
Christmas dance given by the Amer
lean Legion in Kendrick on Deem
Der 18th. When he got back to his
home town, he was loud in his
praise of the young people of Kend-
rick and of the reception that was
accorded himself and friends by the
dance management. He wondered
greatly at the sociability of Kend-
rick's younger set" and at the
freedom from the detestable "clan-
ishness" which usually is found in
towns the size Of Kendrick.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
GRAIN DESTROYED BY FIRES
Considerable Amount Lost Each Year
Avoid Placing Number OF
Stacks in Small Space.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.)
A considerable amount of grain in
the field is lost each year by fires
which reach the stocks through dry
stubble or through lightning. Fire
protection demands that a large num-
Der of stacks should not be placed In
a small space and that each group of
stacks be safeguarded by means of a
firebreak. Special precautions should
be given as TO preventing thrashing en-
gines setting fire to grain.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
QUITE SIMPLE POST FULLER
Effective Device Made Of Ordinary
Pieces Of Timber With Chain At
tached to S~ingletree.

This is a very simple post puller. It
consists of a 2 by 6-inch timber about
3 feet long, placed in a slanting posi-
ton against the post which you desire
to pull out of the ground. Fasten the
chain around the post just above the
ground and I'll it owe the plank. The
next step is to hitch a singletree to the
end of the chain and one horse easily
pulls out any ordinary fence post. This
device will be found very handy by
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02

The men who got scared and sold
out when Potlatch land sold for SIS
per acre, are not the men who won
out, as we very we'll know today.
It's the same way with the bonds
which we will have an opportunity
to vote January 10. if we get scar
ed and turn the proposition down,
we will know to a certainty that
our chances of getting better roads
are killed for years to come.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
BEST TIME TO PRUNE
%TRANSPLANTEDT TREES
Early Spring Has Been Most
Generally
Fear Has Been Expressed That
Branches Cut Back in Fall Will
Not Dry Out SufficientIy-Re-
suits Of Missouri Station.

The time to prune t~ransplanted
trees, and young trees not to be trans
planted, has been much discussed.
Early spring has been most generally
recommended. 1t is the usual custom
to prune back the branches of young
trees when they are transplanted.
Some writer's have recommended de-
laying pruning back fall t~ransplanted
trees until spring. The precaution Of
ten urged against cutting back the
branches in the fall is that the tree
loses too much moisture through the
cut surfaces Of the twigs. Fear has
been expressed that the cut-back
branches will dry out sufficiently to
kill back badly during winter. The
question naturally arises as to whether
more water will be lost through the
wounds of the cut twigs than would
be TRANSFERRED from the branches were
they left intact.
In order to answer this question for
| Missouri conditions, which are more
or less typical of the central states,
general observations have been made
on young trees pruned at different sea-
sons at the University of Missouri
College of Agriculture in the last
twenty years. The results uniformly
indicate that better growth results II
the branches are cut back in the fall.
This holds true for young trees gener-
ally, whether they are transplanted in
the fall OF spring or are not trans
planted.
The same observations are true Of
grapes. A skillful grape propagation
and grower at Hermann, Mo-. has found
that grapes make better growth If
pruned back in the fall. This grower
sets his cuttings In autumn as soon
as the vines shed their leaves and
| thereby successfully roots Norton,
Cynthiana and other varieties found to
root with difficulty if the cuttings are
made and set in early spring. He
further says that o~ne-year-old grapes,
designed to stand a second year in the
nursery, make much better growth if
pruned back in the fall; also that
bearing grape vines make stronger
growth if pruned in autumn as soon
as their leaves are shed. This is par
ticularly true of varieties that tend to
make poor renewal growth from the
lower spurs.
That the water content Of young
apple trees is not greatly affected by
fall pruning was established by ex-
periments in 1900 and 1901 at the Uni
versity Of Missouri. Little difference
in water content was found between
apple trees transplanted in late fall
and those which were not transplanted.
Also. the trees whose branches were
pruned back in late autumn contained,
on the average, slightly more water
than those which retained their
branches. While this difference is not
great it at least indicates that the
pruned branches did not suffer from
drying out through the wounds, but
that on the contrary the pruned trees
dried out slightly less than those
which were not pruned.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
CHURCH

Next Sunday morning we will
hold a communion service at IL
o'clock. Christians of all denomin-
ations r invited to participate.
Other services as follows:
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
C. E. at 3 o'clock.
Preaching at 1880 o'clock.
The public is invited to all of our
services.
Robert M. Hood, Minister.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02

Additional deaths are being add
ed to the large list of those who
persisted from lnduIging in liquor
that had been "doctored" with
wood alcohol. May THEIR spirits
rest in peace.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Alexander are
the proud parents of a baby boy
born December 2.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
Linden News

Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Alexander are
the proud parents Of a baby boy
born December 2.
Walter and Cecil Darby spent the
weekend at the j. A. Stevens home
on Potlatch ridge. /.
A number of the young folks of
the ridge attended the Christmas
dance at Cavendish, Thursday night.
All reported a good time.
A large crowd gathered at the E.
H. Keeler home Thursday night
and c~harivaried Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Stevens. Treats Of cigars
and candy we're passed and dancing
furnished entertainment for the
evening. The young couple have
the best wishes Of many friends
for a long and happy life.
Edgar Bohn spent Christmas with
home folks.
Mrs. Newhall, Della and Wilbur
spent Christmas on the ridge.
Mrs. George Baker and two sons,
Ford and Edward, are visiting rela-
tives on the ridge.
Miss Francis Sutton who spent
Christmas with home folks returned
to her school near Troy, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. |. Smith spent
Sunday at the Gus Harrington home.
Bertha McAllister is spending
her vacation with her parents.
Mr.. Denis Strobe spent Christmas
at the France, home.
Mrs. A. w. LongfeIlow left Satur-
day morning for Nampa, Idaho.
She expects to spend New Years
with her sons, Ray and Alba and
daughter, Mrs. E. Goodnight.
Miss Elsie Zimmerman returned
to Lewiston Saturday.
F. C. Lyons and family spent Fri
day evening at the H. j. Starr
home.
The farmers welcome the warm
weather after the deep snow and
cold snap. There are a number
blowing on the ridge. Idaho is all
right.
G.. C. Catlett and family spent
Christmas at the j. U. Catlett home.
Mr.. J. M. Brookings is suffering
with rheumatism the last few days.
Arlie Allen made a business trip
to Moscow Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Langdon spen
Christmas at the Langdon home in
%Juiiaetta.
Mrs. Anna Thompson returned tc
her home at Winchester, Idaho, Sat.
urday.
There will be a "Pie" Social al
the Cedar Ridge school house Satur-
day night, January 3. Everyone is
cordially invited to come and bring
a friend and the ladies bring pies.
Mrs. Louisa Fry spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mrs. Ed ton.
berg.
Miss Alice Gilman spent Christ.
mas at home returning to the C. H.
Fry home to work Sunday evening.
Mrs. Louise Fry gave a good din.
ner at the G.. H. Fry home last Sun.
day. Those present were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed. Fonberg, Wilbur Newnall
Mrs. Vaughan, Lyman and Teddie.
Mrs. F. C. Lyons and master Ray
mond spent Sunday evening at the
Fry home.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
With a Piece Of Plank, a Chain and a
Horse, Fence Posts Are Easily Pulled
Out.

farmers repairing their fences or tear
ing out old ones to replace them by
the modern steel or concrete fence
posts which have won such great favor
among farmers generally. The chain
may be quickly attached to any post
and the prop put in place. The parts
are easily carried to the next post to
be drawn.-Popular Science Monthly.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
M. E. Church Service

M. E. Church Service
Sunday, December %
Kendrick
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Epworth League $50 p. m.
Preaching 7:30 p. M.
American Ridge
Preaching HOO a. m.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
M. L. Anderson, Pastor.