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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
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|DoPIsY re STARE vLAsTI

Pan Jifi Kohout y WILDER, Neb.,
obdrzel ze stare ylasti cd sveho
|synovcc, lcgiondfe, jenz ten hrdzy
vdlky IN poslcdni yhlky prode-
|lal, dopis n v nadcji, ~ obsah do.
pisu Dude zaiimati sirokS krnh
.ctenafstya, prophicil nam icj k
.o%tisteni Dopis byl psdn jia Z.
.prosincc 1919, tcprvc ySak pra.
va v ttchto dnech dosel adrcs6ta
q mi ndslcdovn6
Ntmcicc, 8. prosince 49,
Milg strSckul PtJmtte ode
mDc srdeenS pozdray a stdlou ma
vas vzpominku. sdeluii VAN, 10
vsichni sfastnt pfekonali jsmc
boufi systoyt yhlky. Vsichni ismc
zkusili, jak mn yojnt, tax ! ii, jiz
byli donna. Mnoho trudngch dob
n hroznych chyfli jsmc zazili. Do.
mn bylo brano rodicGm yse,
obilf, dobytck n jint yeci n my, 80
jsmc M yojp6 byli, piece jsme
zkusiIi hladu dosti, n price jsme
museli yykon6yat TIME q yzdy We
strncbu Ma vojnn mas povoIali
Y rocc 1915; pryni sel Karel, jc
mnz bylo tcpryf 10 rokd q rnko.
val tedy V r. 1915, V bfeznn pax
jscm rukoyaI il, ydclav V ttmze
roce V Hjnu Tatinek pax Doru.
koyaI v roce 1916 ' dnoru, Ne.
zbyli tedy donna jen mhti q bratr
Josef, ktcrtmu byIo fchdy ~ ro-
XII, d scstra Parnska, ktcrf ~
rokh byIo Karel narukoyal do
PINE k zem1hraneckbmu plukn,
T. Z, byl jen mTsfc V PIzni q jsli
do pole mn Rusi, v poll byl asi
2 mfsfce d pfiseI DO zajen dJou.
by Cur jsme o nom neyed6Ij, al
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Tfi hlavni veci.

Potfebujctc-li leku, jsou to vi
.hlavni veci, ktcre phi jcho volbe
musitc uvGziti. Pfcdn6 s~oucastky
jcbo musi ndIezeti k nej1tinnej-
.sim, jake ydbec INA ltkafska yc-
.da. Za drnht soucastky must By
II naIezitt eistoty u lex tax pfi-
praycn, ably 16inck jeho byl co
.ncjvttsi. I'm tfcti ccna ltku ncsmi
.byti p%femrstGna, protoze IA dncs'
nj draboty zivobyti kazdS y mas
Wusi sctfiti Y kazdfm smtrn We
chny tyto pozadavky splncny json
dokonaIc Trincroygmi Itky, q 10
jest yysvttlenim, proc iisice trpl-
cicb zhdaji syiIfo lfkarnika nebo
obehodnika 4 lfky 0 Trlncrovo
Ltfivt Hofkt Vino pr zdepe, DO.
lcnf hlapy, nccbuti k jidlu, ncrvo.
m q jingeb z~aludcenich potlzich.
0 Trinerfy Lniment pFi reuma.
.tickgcb neb ncuraIgickych bolc.
.stcch pcbo polamapf, o Trinerhv
.MirniteI kasle phi p~astuzeni o pod.
|Trincrovy leky poskytub vzdy
Ibczpcenou dlcyu. --- Joseph Tri.
Iper CDmpepy, 1333.43 &. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, H.. Advertisement
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Odpusteni s podminkou.

Harry Il james, bratfi, Y lozni-
81 Sc popraIi, az Harry Jamesovi
namodfil oko. Y tom vstoupila
matka do Ioznice, rvaccc ucinila
pfitrz, kazdfho synka uloaila do
ieho postylky a Jamcsovi pravi.
la; "Musis bratfitkovi odpustit
nez usncS, vadyf do rama mites
zcmfiti."
james ma postylce 81 obratil u
matcc ody6til; GA mu tedy dnes
%odpustim, ale jestli Y noel neu-
mfu, az sc ma rdno predc mnou
ma pozoru."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21

AiaAe~
= al, MAN lu4inu hlfl = hnel
- m0ea dsiu i'nsl iem pFA
lulnu a llallais ! hnel silehnl
it mnt t}iyis : taesli Va n. ii
! NmefAs davt " b,rhem ,sAs
Nlali tieil. twlatW uid 10 mate
aWpA Miusl uyiH m hsl ~
mal ia mimpnsl dAek - siie
hmd isme se lneliii Az Wi,ildM
lWtlnt, moie Spnh hAla 80 villa
'pNN hdtS isme aaeali t,fNla
.,Hi iak n ul,lthala %hlesa. Ia bhe.l
vase dolh a hnssl 81 dslala nlanN,
bah u Ia nrh um niesiir q hnie
'nusll ma syhirk nti NJ, - b ~
Iohltkal kalrn' halhoiY. pnA 1ase
.hile ald, hoiy mnt nrnasuit ale
menu olci isnn ,iulrt mnii fcne
.hNly skofa vSrehnS both, ,lnhfe
"a 80 pat. kdsB 81 plislo "a dnht
,eei Ia r%a,iosi Va mel rudasl y
.iah6lu q irna , militia, - u jed
nnu yypcrp ,lobfe prddlo. nebot
zic mhmr ms dlo vapna q eln
81 ncmnle ani ruce nmtii To
|islc nam prok6sali yeliknu 10.
Ibroiu, H. isir nam poslali TO my
|dlo, a 60 ' q k6vy kakaa n taiel
Nh, abych Use nsyypisovul byla
~ vsehu yrlika radoNt .lak 81 ln.
|yyadali rolite, ~ NJ ie hedm Z
II Amcriky zdc, piibthli hncd no,
pax Ease pfatclt atd TAX Sc kaS
|demu ntco dako, TAX r. isme So
vsichni TAX poeiiye rozd6lili Ia
neb ona tcticka pfisla, dalo So
liz kousck mfdla neb troclm caje,
Itak " nam ~ vscho znstaIa asi
Itfclina. Nodransky 81 hyl ttl pro
syrclmik. TAX pfece jcnom ison
II WIS lcpsi vtci h dostdni Hdc do
lstaneme ten vsechno ] od vas,
konsrrvy ncjvice. ale o mldlo ma.
me %neivice nouzi, jen ie dostane-
me cd mesta ma listky n jcst6 moe
milo u moe spatnt, 10 ami mydli.
Iny media. Cd vas .ie prima mydlo,
kdyby NJ bylo taAy k dostani jen
~poloyicni kvalita a TO asi Dude
|dlouho icst6 tryat, anebo kdyby
Amerika nam ic do Czech zasila-
la jake masovt konscrvy, tech
name zde y Amcriky dost, ale co
lie ncjvice n mtne potfcba, to
nam nedaii. No my ted to pfccc
IS MIN vydrzime II snad pax w bu-
de zdc Y Ccchach tez NJ lepsi k do.
Ist6ni. TAX VAN iest6 jcdnou IT,
Isickratc d6kuicmc IA vasi dobr0.
tn Il NJ budcme moci VAN neeo IA
Islat, tax yam tel neco zasleme m
lpamhtku y Czech, Name TO jestt
|u mas v Ccchdch moe %rozhaaent;
doufamc ySak, re to Dude pfece
jcdnou lcpsi. Jcste pada u mas
snih. ale rolnici mai NJ 2aseto,
ncbor bylo asi t$den m 2atatkn
|biczna jake Y ltte, tax honem Sc
Ii a ted napadlo hodne snehu, ale
.jde dold We dine je teplo a V noel
mraz AZ 6 stup1G. Takto ie vse
phi starGm, noveho dost, ale jen
vscchno politicke, Pts mi Ease
bro, 60 ie u vas noveho. TAX phi.
imttc jeste .jednou nejsrdcentjsi
dix IA vscchno a zistayame VAST
verni pfatcle- Ilrabahovi.
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C1oh psni Radoyh Odpusfte
In / il W osmtluji X vim 0 radn
Sc obrANti q douflm, ~ J mnf u
pFmnS porndfte, IN cea YAM pre-
dem d1knji MGm 81 brit vdoye'
~ tFsmi dxtmi, matka mne X toml
Ysdi, ale il nam . toho strach
vdovse onsa 10 o mnobo stars
nell u, ME inf pSknou farnu
tax nsvfm, 70 man dflat Mia
~ dixke.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21

NfftfF ftM EHtsNt AZANNhFA ~ MMN
Aa,l uhl N~srumenuu ~ avs stalf
Mad, ~ htuslf mll6elt ssaie
malnA b. neliefs Va Ultima y
hvha
dalcho ~ MOTE stpnmlnAs rlaii
mhr.As ssls,e,aa ssaitss dtil.
uA. milo q sla,ic, iesi ienum loVal
l,ln ma ~ ralisr hllske lumo,n
newt, iak holno lest ' elsins 9ili,
nsb fvdltc do,edou Nlds po'aslti
Mlluil rNlise iirha chuls a STARE.
vAlim II ~ | luhreho rfllelr.
heb jsnum icdnuu ~ ra,lus' mhmc
ktctuu n.salijrm, at huicme
= hrub'
Tam odpoeiya hohatt wolfe
chudthu
yyskolrnt vcdle hlouW'hni
va nestrani NJ ielen ud lruhtho,
sieinou mohym le spatfii ii
katdtno $50
Iarmouiila mnc gpraya, ~ iScm
So tea \ "pokrnku' doccila . il
mrli PAM noieny Spickoye toM'
varkovel. kterd ssou milou pmNa
hou aiskala Il mnoho pfi2niyc0.
Ten rok, kdyi So rodina odvarko
va p%fistshovala do Omahy, istnc
its v Omaze bydlcli u ~ ismr 81
seznamili. vysloyuii pi Odv6r.
kovs upfimnou souSirnst mad ztrn'
lou dccry Boieny, ktcrd jest ~
ncnnhraditclnd. Ona nechf odpo'
EVA v pokoji - Ted Ease sdelim,
ic Sc zdc Y Prague pfihlasilo do
sti tech, ktcfi chit chodit do sko'
~ a nnucit Sc an~glicktmu jozyku.
tax ic brzy asi SC zafne vyntovat,
o ccm2 10 vice dozyime, NJ Sc PRIV.
ne sejdcmc, TAX Sc musime iuzit 4
praci nasi. lnu, neyim, jak do.
spSjeme ellie, kdyi ma tlovtk iolik
pracc n ieste chodit do skoly.
kdyby TO uccni slo TAX, jake to-
mu bylo Y detskych lttcch, ncby'
10 by to zlt. Tam jsem chodilo do
IL let do skoly obccne, kter6 byla
We vcdlcjsi vesnici Y Rcpici, phl
hodiny vzdhlcna povim yam, proc
IA vcsnicc Repicc sc TAX jmenova'
Ia. I'm starych casil tam stal "a
mck, v nem bydlela kneana jmc.
nom Repna, icz vladla yclkSm bo-
hatstvim q ysichni j poddani mu.
sell j byti varni, nebof by jc byl
stihl ts&ky trest uvracnim do NOR
ny, odkud by 81 nikdo nepomohl'
TH jcdhou tam u%va2nila divhi,
jmknem Rovn6. | pokusil Sc jcdcn
muA j od,ud yysyoboditi. Ten Sc
imcnoval Stekei q utckli spolu do
yzdhlenosti dyou hodin u tam Ne n
bytovali n dodncs tam st0Ji mtstc-
ako a jmcnuje sc Sttknd. TEL jest
tam vcsnice a jmcnujc sc Royna
no one aen6. T1 ia Rcpnd mu-
sela b5ti zlG n lakomd, ncbof II
ncchala zazdit zlato a zcdnikflm,
kdya byli nc syou praci hotoyi n
cht6li jill domd, ~pfiprayila ona
RepnA jidlo q pozyala jc ma tall
fek polevky, do ktert namichala
jed. Zednici poltvku snedli a al
domi a dosel ka2dy stejnt daleko
a kazdy M iinou stranu sel, tax
he jeste dnes tam stoji Bod mu'
ka", kFiic, M pamatku u udalo-
VII, kde otraveni zednici padli N
mrtvf lezet zhstali To jim ndela-
lala, by nSktcry n%cyyzradil skr@
toho zlata. Takto TO zhst1lo V ta'
jcmstvi d zlato jest mchoyhno M
onom mistt ted stoji yesnicc Re.
pice n v u cdsti, kdc stdl zdmek,
.jsou dncs chalupy q jestt tam ~
kali v Mmku. Dnes jsem do.
pis prodlou2ila n ted dam ia del
n eas pokoj. s pozdravem M Ct
PAM p~ofadatelku n vsechny ftou'
cf mtho dopisu PfikIhdlm 25c
do fondu dopis. pro 1tnlm slccny
Stejsk Above v Brine M Morayt.
(Cena pfftcIkynei PHjm6tc
mhj dix We jmtnu tech sirotkd,
jakox | IN dopis. Doufhm, he Sc
VAN naskytnc chvilka ku psani
Y Ease letni prace, proto yzpo.
meite "H1idky". - srdetnf vas
xdrayf Pofadatclka.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
oarays.r Mlaas a,yss


mnuAu y hlasnN SO w. ,as eAleii
Mia M msN naoAo ssln,Ne tasla
lraAN Ne, lnt hsrh VAN gasllla.
ahssta W. n%esAfhla nn labnsW.
nnl ',lnssl k,ist, hsl aWn pAt
theha hmlas fAmnln,, rl,se N
~na dnkA, BE- %ieirhNll maiAt
kisfa - pio ~ uln MP q ie eh'i
Unjust h,tl lhslS d sneni Il " NAt|
manlslb ios II uemnte h,n M
II islem irho A ptuln na ,as hla,
IA ralell = IA ,aSi lhsae 4 nsmo
IA Il dslcm let ohtNlu 10 iehe ime.
ni ahssie eba h,li sInhuieui
Nabeub PAM RatloVh' lsem sdn
Iva ~ dstma dnhnmi mantel mn'
vcm,,l ua poiglm ptoialu isem
lisnusi, MAIN p erho lii q diiht
posil6m do skoly ranimama. ~.
ltis maika mthn gvsmtieh0 mamie
la. lea ~ nfmrektho p0,oda
mnt mhidla hych - L nj = lttml
adstthovnln. H. ma vclike iayenI
Ia ien icdnn ditko chlapcc ~ lcir
ho iests dumn, ~ hudu mili BY
lncinaisi TAX hych prusiln vhs
IL miu. pu vs. . tom soudiir.
Vase %ftcnafkn
odpoved Ctcnafcc: Moic rada
IS iomto piipade ' mnotd zkuse.
nosii ic "a. ohystc < dslmi oslnli
raiSji We skromnti sim byte zylast
Budc 10 lcpsi pro vas | pro voS'
ditky. mbor VI. iak So po deskt
lfika "lchnctc, iak 81 ustnle.
Itc", budcic loiil modyisld Pant
mama mhic blti scbcbodnois al'
Iskrac deti tasio yzuiknou mrznto.
sii. A proio Dc ltpc, kdyl rodina
Is detmi ma sy0i ylastni domoy
|tfcba jcn skroyny, icn kdyi Y nam
ic spokojcnost,
V~clcctana n vdiend PAM RADIO
vi Prosil bych ! il o vasi wac
mon radn. .Iscm liz deda ~ roxy
lslarf, main mnoho vnuk6 n vnu
eek a mole drahd polovicc jest
len q = roxy mladsi, ale baba JEST
bGhG jako neiaka mIadicc, skorc
celf dni Sc donna nczast0vi, n II
lisem nucen vi sam vafit n pokll
yet. Ale M toho mann po kirk
toz bych vas prosil o radu, 90
Imam y nj d6lat. Ma rozvod Sc m
zda irochu pozdc u pax ncchci
iaby ditky nasc nelly osindu,
Opusteny deda.
Odpoved Opust6nemu dedovi
.Jcstli vase stara WIS zisiuvuic IN
meho donna, toz ic ddkaa, ae mi
We vas Iplnou dnveru A mil
nekolik deer n SYM Scnaiych n to
lik ynuku u ynncck, toz 30 same
scbou rozumi, ~ babicka ma ka
lup. A way TO mnac tesiti, 70 j
zdraya q NIUE jcst6 hodnt bfhat
HIRE by bylo, kdyby byla invalid
a Wy musel iest6 j slouait. TAX
Ito budtc rad, ze mdzetc slouaif
.ien sam sob6 a pro v%yrazcni, sty'
skG.li SO VAN, jdete ma ndvstevl
ku rodindm svyeh ditek, kter6 dc.
decka v2dy rady uvitoii
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Karel IaIesk Z.
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Pan Jan Birch, rolnik cd Pen.
der, Ncbr, obdrzcl . Czech dopis
ktery nam zasIal k otisttni, tab
aby ii, ktefi bcdny tamnim syym
pfdteIhm posiIaIi, wtdeli, ~ bed
dry, jez nepfiSly ccstou pres mo
~ k p%otopcni, dosly syeho ellie
Obsoh dopisu jest nhslcdoynj;
CasIay, H. bfczna 1920.
NcjmilcjM pfdtclf - Pfjmfic
cd ms srdc6ny pozdray a vfdo
most VAN dhydme, Ne jsmc W do
stall bcdnu - totiE dnc s. bfezna
Pfedcm VAN yEcm mockr6t dfku
ieme N yaki Iaskayost u dobro.
~ ADi neyite, kdyz pTkdo do,
stane cd pfhtcI . Ameriky neco
jak jc hurrd ! TO vas kazd9 zasta.
VI n cbec sc delft d znAmf bebaj'
~ dfynt, 70 cIoy6k dost6I y Anne
riky, 70 bylo | II ms kdyz NM
poslicek pfined listin . drhby
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

The plain voter may decide Il
do a lot of thinking at this cleo
ton. He may even think for him
self. much as the leaders secretly
disapprove of such course. II
the past the p. v. hasn' t done as
much thinking as he might. II
hasn't been necessary. Others
have been good and kind to him
and have saved him that trouble
But the p. v. is no longer in the
primary grade. He has been strid-
ing right along and has about de
cided to issue himself diploma
He feels that he has reached the
graduating stage and is entitled
to do his own thinking. At least
he will try it-and he may sue
ceed. Stranger things than that
have happened. even in American
politics.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22


One writer states that the bad
roads in the U. S. A. are getting
worse: That this country has
more bad roads than has any 9TH
er. Well. this is a mighty good
question to agitate and nothing
has shaken it up like the automo-
bile. But we differ with the man
who says our roads are becoming
worse. Some of them may be, but
generally they are much improv-
ed, and our highways will never
go back to the stage of rutted
and quilted lanes that our dads
were content to pillow thru with
old Dobbin and Nell and the old
spring wagon. In the enterpris-
ing rural communities the drag is
fast eliminating the erstwhile
roughness of the ordinary dirt
roads, and highways that are not
amenable to the drag are being
hard surfaced as rapidly as pos
sible; so that now a very large
portion of the United States. may
be covered in ear at 25-mile
pace. as against the five to ten
mile gait Of few years ago. Not
until air travel becomes very
common will the country's We
hicle roads be allowed to slip into
desuetude, and only this will pre-
vent their continued improve
mont
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
HERHhDS
irEMs Nor INTENDED TO Hit OR Mss
ANYONE N PARTICULAR BUT JUST TO
REMIND You

That most all men have mind
Of their own, but some rent then
out to others for price.
That it's easier to tell Others
how to run their business than il
is to run your own-but not sc
profitable.
That one thing camping parties
should net neglect to take along
with them is a determination not
to start a forest fire.
That in the sunny days of sum
mer the young man 5 fancy light
ly turns to thoughts of love and
the high cost of loving turns it
off again.
That every time fellow men
lions politics his hearers begin TO
think of graft, corruption, broken
promises and multitude of 9th
er what-nots.
That if the price of news print
continues to advance we may yet
be printing this paper on twenty
dollar bills or twelve in boards.
1t s a merry life.
That we are all firm believers
in the right of every man to vote
his own sentiments. But of course
his views should coincide with
ours in order to be sound and log
zeal.
That it would be a simple mat
ter to create spirit of harmony
and cooperation in any town. All
that is necessary is for each per-
son to be harmonious and coop
erative.
That if you want to know about
the real home life of couple just
give their little kid a piece of
candy and start it to talking. 1t
will pull the family cat clear out
of the bag.
That the fact of the Nez Perez
county Jail at Lewiston being en-
PITY Of prisoners this week has
caused considerable comment
some attributing the condition to
the scarcity of booze and others
to various causes. 1t is the other
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

Mrs. Kincaid. who has been VS.
ting at the home of her daugh-
fer Mrs. York Herren. in this city
the past several weeks, became
seriously i'll Sunday and on that
evening was taken by MIR. and
Mrs. Herren and DIR. Gist to the
White hospital in Lewiston,
where an examination disclosed
the necessity Of an immediate OPP
Grafton. This disclosed ruptur-
ed appendix and a seriously IN
fected condition; but the patient
withstood the ordeal well, and,
while her case is critical, her re-
covery is hopefully anticipated
by the family and host OF
friends here and elsewhere.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
Rebekah Club

The Rebekah Social Club me- e1
with Sister Mary Farmer July .
The afternoon was spent IN an ell
iovable way by everyone.
The hostess, assisted by hel
daughter. Sister Ora Robertson
served a delicious two-corlrst
lunch to which all did justice, es,
peeially Mrs. Yates who could MOI
get enough ice cream.
Miss Rose Sims. of Lebanon
Ind. and Mrs. Reinhardt were
guests. 9
The club will meet Friday al
ternoon, July %. with Sister
Maud Durham.
Bessie Walker, Sec y.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

The several terrifying earth
quake shocks which recently Wis
tied Los Angeles will doubtless
have a tendency to check the
growth of that city, which has
been quite rapid since the great
earthquake disaster in San Fran
cisco. The wonderful California
climate and Living conditions
have drawn people from all over
the world. and many will contin-
ue to seek abode there; but
this recurrent possibility Of disas-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Taufen
and son, Otto, and his wife, of
Uniontown. spent the week end at
the homes of the elder Mrs. Tau
fen's brothers, N. H. and T. F.
Jacobs, in this vicinity. The Wis
itors were taken for drive over
this prairie and the Greencreek
section Of Camas Prairie and were
very favorably impressed with
the superior appearance Of our
crop and farming conditions.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

ter from earth tremors will cause
numbers to pause and again take
stock of the conditions they arc
leaving as against those which
confront them in sunny Califor-
MIA. Here we are once more re-
minded that all localities where
man has made his home have
their disadvantages as well as
their advantages.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

Summer is a good time to look
around town and see what we
need in the way of improvements
what can be done to better the
condition Of the town and its peo-
pie. We dom need committee
of three or four for this purpose,
1t should be committee of the
whole. with, everybody on it, and
each member should start with
his own property. Are you ready
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

The mayor Of this town has a
far greater opportunity to per
form real constructive work in
proportion to population than has
the president of the United
States. The mayor will be loyal
ly supported by his people in ev-
cry move he makes, while the
president will be hectored and
pestered at every turn he makes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

way round in Lewis county; me
local Jail is so persistently empty
thot comment is rife when 1t mas
an inmate.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

WOOD-Good, dry slab wood
at $3.50 and SIS a cord; 2 miles
north of Russell. Ramey Lumber
Co. IT,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
FOR SALE

Good gentle saddle pony for
sale cheap. G. W. Felt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN


Medium priced oxfords have arrived
at Tilden's.adv.
For Sale Horse, weight from 200
to 1900 May be seen at Cutters
! stable.
The Sweet family concert. Enivcr-
salist church Friday, April %, s p. m.
adv.
The first appearance of the Sweet
| family in Barre, uniyersalist church,
April %. adv.
| Food sale. Methodist church, Satur
day, p. m. Come and get home
cooked baked beans adv.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wiley of Maple Grove
street went to Mortified 10 day TO
pass the week end with relatives,
Alex Watson of Merchant street left
yesterday morning for Burlington,
| where he will enter Mary Fletcher hos
pital for an operation.
Many of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful hair.
Use it two or three times week, !"
says T.. A. Drown, 'and it will make
the hair thick and beautiful. adv.
DR.. w. r. Hudson. his wife and sis
ter. Mrs. Lucy +. Page, left here to-
day for Westfeld, Mass, where .they
are to make their home DR.. Hudson re-
Gently retired from the dental profess
sion, which he had practiced in Barre
for many years, so that he might re-
turn to his old home in Massachusetts.
Miss Lorraine Gale, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Gale of Church
street, was delightfully."- entertained by
a dozen of her. little chums yesterday
afternoon, who called to help her en-
joy her birthday anniversary. Games
were PLAYED after which refreshments
OF ice cream and cake were served.
Many nice presents were left with Miss
Gale as a reminder of the occasion.
Omar Swenson Of the Swenson Gran
it company of Concord, \. H., who.
together with Harry Rogers of Rock
port. Mass. >. Hollister Jackson and
Fred w Suitor, secretary of the Quar-
nv Workers Interna tional union, held a
conference here Wednesday in eonnec-
ton with the engineers strike at the
Swcnson quarries, has returned TO Con-
cord. Mr., Rogers has also returned to
Roekpori, after disposing OF business
in Barre and vicinity.
An enjoyable dinner party was given
bv Mrs Rose Daverio at her home on
Vine street last evening in honor OF
Miss Nellie Scampni, whose marriage
to Charles Cato of this city is soon TO
take place. A musical program. ar
ranged by the hostess. was much en-
loved. together with the bountiful re-
past. Before parting, the guests pre-
sented the prospective bride sewing
table. Though taken una ware, she re
sponded in a graceful manner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16

CAMERON'S STORE
WASHINGTON ST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
MONTPELIER

ST the meeting Of Montpelier euun
ell, r. and s NJ, held Thursday even
ing. Joseph Blakley was elected Illus
trous master; W G. Washbnrn, dep
uty master. G. \. Lang. p. G. W.;
". 4. Briggs, sentinel; Mr.. Lang, re.
corder j. II Green. trea surer. c. II.
Heaton. who served in the capacity of
recorder and treasurer for 81 years, de-
cined a reelection.
Thus far only two persons have filed
petitions with the secretary of state
for the purpose of having their names
on the primaries for president. These
are l.. A. Wood and Mr.. Webster. No
appearance of the petitions that were
taken ont for Henry Ford or Herbert
Hoover have appeared as yet. The sec
rotary has sent TO Democrats in the
state petitions which it is expected will
be filed before the expiration of the
time, which occurs Sunday night. This
does not give person Monday in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

plant in Barre in December, 1918, when
one arm, one leg and collar bone were
broken.
II. NJ. Mcintosh il in Irashurg to-day
looking over the federal road project
under construction there. 1t Is an ex-
tension of the piece of road that WAS
started last year and when completed
will be about five miles long
G.. b. Adams OF Waterbury has been
appointed administrator Of the estate
II Ovid A. Seabury, late Of that town.
Mr.. Seabury loft a win but the execu-
tor was not named Mrs, Anna J Wy
lie of Barre has been appointed execu-
trix of the estate of Eli d. Richards,
late of Barre
Linus Leayens was in Burlington to-
day to make arrangements for the
summer outing Of the fish and game
league which will combine with other
organizations this season.