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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
II. M. Jones Is Now Captain and
A. HI. Galloway First
Lieutenant
FIFTY MEN ARE NOW
ENROLLED IN TROOP
Government Will Send Fuh Equipment
Here Including 32 HOrses.--Five
HOstlers Required

Hugh Nj. Jones received his commits
sion as captain of the cavalry troop
here this week Former Captain A. TX.
Galloway has been commissioned first
lieutenant in the troop and is deserv
ing of cOmmendation for his unselflsh
attitude in this matter.
Thirteen organizations consisting of
nine companies of infantry and four
troops of cavalry, have been or are
ready for federal muster into the Wis
cOnsin national guard. The return of
General Orlando HOlway to the adju-
tant generals Office, from weekend
at Milwaukee brings very encouraging
reports as to the progress made the
past week in recruiting. He learned
that Milwaukee has 400 infantry men,
more than enough for four companies,
and three troops of cavalry enlisted
and steps are being taken for the or
ganizatiOn of the fourth troop. The
progress made i'm Milwaukee is far in
excess of previous expectations.
The other companies already mus
tered or fully completed and awaiting
federal muster are, TOmah, Oconomo-
woe, Madison, Beaver Dam and Ripon
The other troop is at Fort Atkinson.
Enough men to complete one Of the
Milwaukee batteries have signed an
agreement to enlist, hut the full number
has not been enlisted as yet.
Fifty men are now enrolled i'm the
local company and it is confidently ex-
pected that the roster will soon be
filled. Boxing, wrestling matches and
basketball were special features after
drill Wednesday night at the gymna-
sium.
THE conditions of guard service are
far mere favorable than those existing
previous to June 3. 1916. Federal ap-
preparations are more generous. The
provision for pay for drill attendance
from which, because of war, little
benefit has heretofore been had, is now
i'm full force and effect for all members
of each military unit as soon as this
unit has been recognized by the war
department as fulfilling national guard
requirements
lIlIS DAY. VII dttVHWuhNN "a
four (4) drills per month, each OF the
average duration of one and one-half
(11b) hours, and payable semi-annuai-
ly is now as follows:
Captain, commanding company. 5000
per annum.
First lieutenant, $24O per annum.
Second lieutenant. 5000 per annum
First sergeant. $11.25 per month
Sergeants. cooks and horseshoer,
$3.50 per month.
COrpOrals and saddlers, $5.2o per
month.
Privates, first class, $3.50 per month.
Privates, 1915 per month.
Further Legislation
Legislation, now being favoraOly
considered by congress, will in the near
future quite certainly increase mater
tally the drill pay Of all enlisted men,
that of grades below sergeant by ap-
Continued on page 81
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
BUNS MORE LAND

S. r. Galley. of Bruce. was Lady
smith visitor Thursday. Hill 4 Ser
gent have closed a deal for Mr.. Galley
whereby he sold a tract Of wild land to
J. w. Robinson. who owns the 4l-acre
farm across the Flambeau river from
this tract. We mentioned Mr.. Robin
sons being here a couple OF weeks ago
to look at his land, and while here he
looked at this tract with the result that
he has added it to his farm. This
makes him 322 acres all told. The land
is located about ; miles north OF the
Flambeau settlement on the new state
highway.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
ANNUAL MEETING HELD HERE

The Glen Flora Lumber .Supply Co.
held its annual meeting at the State
Bank Of Ladysmith Monday. Officers
elected were: Mr.. HOlbroOk. Gamer
On. president: c. X. Aylward. Menom-
onie, vice president II. +. Ellingson,
secretary and treasurer.
After the meeting Mt. Holbr0ok and
Mr.. Aylward offered to buy the 80 per
cent interest of C. X. and r. =. Elllng-
son, which offer was accepted, and the
deal made. Another meeting will be
held to elect new officers. The business
will be conducted as formerly and Man
ager Oleson, who has been conducting
the business. will be retained.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
GOLDSMITH NOW SOLE
OWNER OF PRODUCE CO,

Fred W. Meen, of Rhinelander, who
owned an interest with r. NJ. Gold
smith i'm the Ladysmith Produce Com
pany. was in this city Wednesday,
when he sold his interests in the bus
mess to Mr.. Goldsmith
The I4adysmith Produce Co. is one
Of the largest produce and commission
houses in this section and in addition
to this business has been shipping con-
siderable cream to the Rhinelander
creamery.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
FAIR MEETING FEBRUARY 2

The annual meeting of the Rusk
County Agricultural society will De
held at the city hall Monday, Fen. =
at Z 80 p. m, for the purpose OF elect
ing directors and the transaction OF
such other business as may regularly
come before the meeting.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
TWO LADYSMITH MILLS
EMPLOY 1900 MEN

The Flambeau River Lumber Com
pany have a crew of nearly 800 men at
work in their various camps and about
300 men are at work in and around
their mill in the south part Of this city.
The Folmtain-Campbell Lumber Com
pany have nearly 400 men in their
camps and 100 men at work at their
millsin the north end of town.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23

The demonstration on preparation
of Cereals will be held in the west
side school Friday, Jan 80, at 3 O'Clock.
We still cordially invite the house
wives of Ladysmith to attend the
meetings of the Mothers Club on Mon
day afternoons at 3 o'clock in the
kitchen of the highschool building.
Next Monday the subject is selection,
Preparation, and Serving of Luncheon
Meats.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
THINKS NEWS-BUDGET @. X.

Sac City, Iowa, Jan. II. 1920.
Editor News Budget,
Ladysmith, Wis.
Dear Sir. | have been read
ing your paper for some time and
find it one of the best papers |
ever read. We have larger
town here. also two papers, and
neither one comes up to the
ws-Budget.
am interested in Rusk cOun-
ty and hope to make it my home
in the next year if everything
goes right. Wishing the News
Budget continued success for
1920. | remain.
Yours truly.
WM. HIGARDT.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL

James j. Ward died of cancer at the
hospital in Duluth Wednesday morn
ing. The funeral took place at the
Catholic church in this city Friday
morning at o'clock. the body having
arrived Thursday evening. Burial was
in Riverside cemetery.
A wife and daughter, Gladys. whf
survive. are residents of Ladysmith
A son died three years ago.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
OF Interest to All Housewives


MEAT
l. Composition.
L. Protein.
p Fat
g. Mineral.
4. Water.
,. EXtractives.
6. Gelatine.
Z. Trace Of fat soluble vita
>. Food value
1. Meat builds tissue.
>. Gives heat and energy.
3. Give water and mineral for
building.
4. Stimulates. flow of digestive
juices.
;. Assists in the promotion of
growth.
g. Regulates body processes be-
cause of mineral.
~. Regulates temperature. car
les waste away, carries food
to cells, because of presence
of water.
g. Digestibility.
Meat is easily digested if cooked
properly and not mixed with fat. as
pork or fried meats.
f. Principle of cookery.
Meat should he cooked below the
boiling temperature. High tempera-
ture is used to scar, or seal III the
juices. then the temperature is lowered
to finish the cooking Intense heat
toughens protein and makes it more
difficult to digest.
s. Importance in the diet.
Meat is san important source of pro
tein for adults. It is not necessary in
the diet of children under ten years OF
age, in fact. they are better off with
out it. Milk and eggs are the best pro-
tein foods for children. In the diet of
adults. meat once a day is enough and
often three times week is Satisfac-
tory of plenty OF protein is furnished
by abundant use of milk. eggs. cheese.
cereals. and legumes as peas and beans.
6. Care.
|. Remove meat from paper as
soon as received and put in dish in cold
place
,. Wipe with damp cloth just be-
fore cooking Do not wash nor soak
fresh meat because water draws ont
valuable food material
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23

Would you like your husband to beat
YOU? Laura Bartlett said she would
because Billy was SO darned good to
her, so good it was monOtonous. That $
why she took the absurd step she die
and it accounts for the multitude OF
screamingly funny situations in Avery
Hopwood's great farce, Fair ano
Warmer" starring May Allison. It's
playing at the Unique Theater Tues
day.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
LOAD OF "SPUDs" NETS S129.5O

One load of potatoes netted A. NJ.
Crandell $12950 at the Leonard. Cros-
sett 4 Riley warehouse yesterday. The
load contained 3700 pounds OF "spuds, :
net weight, and the price was $3.50 per
cwt. Mr.. Head. the manager said he
would be glad to pay $4.00 a hundred
if lie could get carload of such pota-
toes as Mr.. Crandell brought in.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES

Does it pay TO have trained teachers
The state superintendent of Oklahoma
says it does. pa of the teachers OF
that state hold a third grade certificate
and graduate 1920 of the Sth grade
graduates: 1870 of the teachers hold !,
second grade certificate and graduate
26.5%o of the graduates; 29.79o of the
teachers have a first grade certificate
and graduate 63.3% of the graduates.
Third and first grade teachers number
about the same, but the first grade
teachers graduate nine times as many
pupils as the third grade teachers.
The same proportion holds in other
states.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
LOCALS DEFEAT BRUCE

Both Bruce basketball teams met de-
feat here last Friday evening. the
highschoOl team was defeated ny the
Ladysmith Highs, Is to IA, while the
local city team trounced the Bruce city
o,lintet TO the tune of 53 to 36.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23

Thos. Sclbncr was standing on a
log Jan Is when he slipped. with the
result that the axe he was using swung
around and cut him ilp the back. He
was working for the Fountain-Camp-
bell Lumber Co. in camp No. ). No
permanent injury will result.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
ACCIDENTS

4. f. Kimbro, who works for the
Rusk Box & Furniture Co, at Hawkins,
struck Il saw with his foot Jan. IL.
He was brought to ST. Marys hospital
for treatment
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
GROW CHEESE FACTORY
HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR
C0-Operative Dairy assn. Pays Out
Over $4,000 TO Its Patrons
During 1919

At the annual meeting of the Grow
Cooperative Dairy Association, held
at the factory Monday evening, Jan
10. the following officers were elected
observation-disclosures Guns.
Vice presideut-.JOe Crabb.
Secretary and treaSurer-John Van
Der Loop.
Directors = Albert Verdegan, John
Theesfield William Hanson.
The report for the year 1919 showed
receipts of $43.920.99, as follows
Money received for cheese .S41 140.6l
Money received for whey
o170 81
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
Home Economics Department

Remember the diet Lesson eXhib-
tied in the window of Sands Hardware
every Wednesday afternoon.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23

The Twin City automobile, truck
tractor and Industrial exposition will
be held i'm the Overland building az
Midway Jan. 81 to Feb. Z, inclusive.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Clarke are the
proud parents of a girl. born Sunday.
4 son was born Saturday, Jan. II. to
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Clark.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
certification law hold first grade cer-
tificate.

Teachers have asked for Il good book
on European geography. There is none
i'm the market as yet. as the question of
European boundaries is not yet settled.
An excellent booklet on the subject
which is as good as any at this time is
"GeOgraphcal a. Results of the Great
War" published by the American
Book Company. Chicago. 1t costs 20
cents.
Teachers should send to the EXten-
sion Division of the University OF Wis
consin at Madison for circular No. lis,
entitled PLAY Day in Rural Schools. y
Teachers. the school nurse, or per-
hapS better. the public health nurse is
on the job. Make it a point to meet
Miss Thomas when you are in the
court house and help her all you can
when she comes to your school. BY
doing so you will help your district and
Yourself
Another good bulletin for teachers to
have is No. 307 THE Rural Community
Fair''-EXtensiOn Division. University
of Wisconsin.
This item is of especial interest to
school boards and to residents of school
districts. In Chicago, hod carriers
make an average of $1144 per year.
teachers make an average of SS01 per
year In Rusk county the difference is
still greater. Hod carriers seem to be
more valuable than the teachers of
your children. Maybe that is one OF
the reasons why teachers are so scarce
i'm this county. and why this school has
about half the students it ought to have.
Better think it over before the annual
meeting.
WaShngton's birthday is not legal
school holiday. School should be held
on that day as usual. 1t would be a
good thing to have brief program af-
ter the afternoon recess.
This sentence taken from a report
is worth reading and studying over ::
1T is worth, per year, 1894 more to
carry bricks than to train children
1868 more to mould dough than TO
mould boys and girls into citizenship /;
$500 more to hammer hot iron than to
hammer ideals;, $1024 more TO build
frame works for houses than frame
works for character" Is it?
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23
Further Legislation

Legislation, now being favorably
considered by congress, will in the near
future quite certainly increase mater
tally the drill pay of all enlisted men,
that of grades below sergeant by ap-
Continued on page 81
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23

WaShington's birthday is not lega
school holiday. School should be helt
on that day as usual. 1t would be
good thing to have a brief program af
ter the afternoon recess.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-23

Teachers should send to the. EXten-
;ion Division of the University of Wis
.onsin at Madison for circular No. 11S,
Untitled PLAY Day in Rural Schools. >
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
VIZ An VAST a.

I uat.ls ihmalf iH. .D.1Hm ~
rrss several .aI tl.H. usr,aa,i
tat hs one point ttst tuss ms
most fop.bN 81 it, BOW oufi hausf
with ihr rc.t u.am Boz o'rr,. ilan CO..
benefit " .horrer ihnk th, above
D. good and r..r 40 sometime !
difcr with yuu
A little I would suggest ihai W.
have n connection with ihr nrv
court house tvu rr0erion ruoms
ono tor tbc Jolofed uni one Cot Coz
white people Ant ihry should b.
up a. date ami furnished with ur
io.daie heating for winter, and clr,
tric fans and ,ts water iof summer
Also furnished with rsud ras, thaiIs
anil scliec, tno henehs. or stone bot.
toned chairs wanleil u.ad sanitary
bath and toilet table, and dcsks.
And further suggest ihli this b. adj
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
B,KgR

Wuticu Cor last week.
Mr lrIy Duncan wen, o. Narou
Friday
Mrssr Raymond aud Galcu Ncv
,om went Co Bhgkford Saturday
M Msyme Clarhom spent
Thanksri,iur with her parent.
ST. De-, uunau and family spent
Thank.uviur with &c. IS Neuwm
ari family
&c., lrsbs p1raB ari wife arI
M.s NannH Williams ,put saiur
dal with Nr s. Nrvom
49, Edward Samuel won ttc sc..
ori prize Boo thr ny,ama,o., Com.
tc.t bcld at Oaklavu Noy o.
M.ss Audm Ncwcom was the guest
VI Miss Mamie William. Saturday
and sunday
Mr. Ida Duncan b. visiting hpI
SON. M y u Duncan. ~ Louis.
willie
Miss Mayme Clafhoru. who haa
been hoardyr ~ Mr " L llurhc.
has moved her boarding place 20 IN,
home II Me-. Joe Duncan. a. Mr.
ilurhcs b visiting her brother
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
tirWky AN CARRIERS
EXAMINATION

N aU tas t,sn made or ,ltrkF
.nI aute examination io b. hed
sf ihr ra.t of.s il..d.nr on p,tsm.
H.r 90. beginning af of'otk
UH r,amInaiion is especially Cor
Hra ri. Co., oy pot oftr CLERKS
sni afurn ard rot Cor rural o..
i,rN ausr A. thsu BE- na eiiy
ttr n Narar CO. examinations
o. mads h applicants ta hu
..a.H. as ref uft ,'ffts rhs.f
fr aIr Hrisf thr d,I srr,Ir
.H asl Hs. a aap tf CO., bose
s. ~ tItU. Hr a Nvu An,uHe
urr further information taaH
r.N w W D. Nuncr hal seJv.
nu
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
FREEDOM
lNull.- Or I.-i NIL

Written fur hsi week.
u.s kaiI, uaut IL near Shcu.
dam be- usluHr boz friend. Mis-
ArH frfis
l.a arI C.,I Cmrh,aI visited
iher oauslas ua.i, ari Margaret
Wine Sunday
&c. anI Wr gun brown and
daartisr ,Hsi br uaihu Thur.
day
49, ord Nr NrwW iHrham
arI daughter ...fol ts arnis &c.,
sri ur $500 lanrfam
Na, AurHaia ari Nr.u uurbc.
v.iici tter ruriratut. N and
Mr. Wurf, SamrIa, NIGHT
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
r A T S

and mice ihatt RAT sNNr. ths eli
reliable fudrni a. tfu,ff tomes Boz
takrsauo mRnr 9th ether Iced
Your none, bach 10 BE- iails
Sac sac a. atrl ruaurh Zoe
pautn. Kitchen uf cellar
6sc siir a. akssl Cor thltksn
Huuss. cuaps ut small huiiiinrs
yl.gS sils a. ,atrsl ruaufh Toe al
tafm aud oui buildinEs siatars
huildiurs of factor, huildinrs
Sold and Guafsuisrd b,
JAS n. ORNT
L. u. COCHRAN a go
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10

ri ta uf r,e oHf f a. r,
rsrss III oarN
These wams U b. f fH. ... NJ
r,slnal tHi especially f ftr
eh. ha,, u bii..I ..r lrI tau
hl..rr.s efh its u.u.l .fsat. a.
ihsy se Forced n attend court aH,r
sI'si aH a't or Ff hH w fHr.
ehIi, ihr .harrfn r....I 81. un .t.II
uer a.wu llout,r au mi
kra,tIHr uH tte farsr hn
vaHId have coo am. u.Hf iHs asl
D am naii.Hr BE-
Some uW a.k therf thr uansf
vuI come frum 90 da thr. another
uHI .ay thr county 500 Fa bankrupt
4 .a1 r,t tH r.rrl .amr ual %.
et r.f BE- 3. hHd Ihr court Halse
q itrt si.UsH aIU E1 hn h
o t.Hf t.Hi n,rr a tat n
ease. utaH thn rsf tt arav
I.r i.t Hm. H Iala'.H .Hh
.II E.HHfH.f.U I.urI
N.e q uanf r.lvff u ,a.t
na ,h.ar 1.hr r. uIiE m, un..
for,i Uw ~ D. o. t aoar
ihf people ari i5i m, krav tHuurl
ihr Colum from umr ta umr etl.
thr people ihiHk III COD. matfs
Would uir n hpaf fwm $500 of
th.s matter
luur repeatedly
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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
uNNp sEyERrlN INJURED

Bryant Fox. an employee, u ihe
Aluminium ow Co. 90 the lafav
min, while i1Iur some carpenter
WORK ou ihc rcN llr lining built
Boz tb, mi.l my, with "a painful a,.
,.drri "a f.a da,. ago. lr was in.
sia.ue 'ae p.uHf, ari rot hi hand
au.li Boz the ualhney srrrs.,
ma.h.u. H. band anI uituf oHr
ur. w,IuN of Hr vas taken
m ibc a 90 Co.'s uallr. where co.
wounds vgr, dressed ty De- Sp.,s
ard. of FroIona
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
-cross.a Uss~-

TITS curious name Cor icnlioa
street possibly sfuss from ne fact hat
ne voFt -usaFs- N former times vss
applied ~ ne strips ~ common land
OF PATHS between pfitais plots %
cultivated lani iloudoua "Criotei
Ussrs- street as probably eae "
thsss pslha
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
DR.. Vreeland Sees Danger of
Working Convicts on Roads


Rev Walter Y Vrecland. Tor ten
year, Chaplain Of the State Reforma.
tory al Frankfort and a. present pas
Tor ~ the Methodist church nt Slmp.
sonyiIle. ~. ha1 sent 40, following
letter 90 Hon Green Garrett. Chair.
man State Highway Commission
simpsonulle ky Nut Z, 1920
Honorable u Green Garrett Chair
man State Highway Commission.
Winchester. IS SIS Dear Sir
Dor The Zen yeaU Immediately pie.
ceding june thr lsi 1920. ! va. chap.
lain 81 the State Refuunatoy 40
Frankfort lu tha" years. } be-
came very much Interested in tho
work of reformation ~ pr. .1uer and
made many warm friendships among
those ah0 were unfortunate enlngh
tO b, there under sentence
Although nu .uHfer officially CON.
usctrd with fhr prison administration
BOZ kwiu..y Hrerth..e.. tuI have
deep oaHrsm bon In ss'fsrs and
saU.r
Eariy Boz Goo .H.H af October {
read Boo ths daily psp,u that Do was
proposed hy .h. State Road Depart
m,nt tl ask ihs eafr Board ~ CHAR
usa and correction hr aH addition
al fvs hundred mm a Do aafl,I .a
ihs pltl uai. Boo he n.lr hHs
Whm . feaI fHr aut..t I fs.t Im.
psI.l u au.. o. ths Road Depart
HrHt hs asU as Ih. State Board n
Charlie aHI l.ur.t.H I,sprt
fully aNr fhrf attention 90 ths
DANGER that seemed tH ur ia threat
sH h0h thr HHais. .rd ttr prison
AinlnauaiIoa OBJ u.h unfortunate
u0Fr
However 3 900 H.t auir ths letter
Boo yesterday afu E.trF over tts
Sunday Courier journal ~ u.'ohrr
thr Iirt mF attention aaf afa.a
called FL. t.r a0..f hi aa afiI.ls boz
chat farr. uTfH. 'fr rrahs .Hia ihs
death BOZ Harlan uHfY n Sir Par.
sar. IHe Mountain Settlement
School .ss.h. ala aa. rlsrtg
sssaaf.I and murdered . en- sa
closing 500 a ..rl ~ fhst article
Ihs ttrH uFaI.I r ihs at. j.
show .. plainly ha ,a.y b. be- ta
drr. .r.. m Ha.r af msn
ur.s 0.lIHrI .f nr sos. happen
o. De- f" 'hr vicinity uhsir nss
ulrI b. committed
To- ....'f a'.o I.a..atss tts pfae
usa. HII ~ having direct
urf .. over "Huf utIr H
uai a. r,. a. uh. impossible
ry ~ preventing t. sts ~ ramb
Inr rsr f" CHARTERED aai 81
.auf.
A. .rr o.. uf. ar confined
tihn f.. aaI. .ft.. .u.s Reform
atoy b. H possible Or ths va.tfa.
pr. .f .. prison warden raaf
physician HH um chaplain e
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raur. Boz rfa. m.fa. si spirit
ua. condition. anI o.. adarf Htf tfsat
mrHt hs folaf. u t. nHt.ilsI
needs. s chat BOZ "a f,s l,ar. hs D.
Oamg eligible m mu.r ari ais.
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ly equipped o. b. Ur ar hsH Do
released aI.h.a. "a r.aII aHi rsfmt
"a io rsHaaI.h tn.f H a.ls1
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os.a. of 10 BE- r...a'e tr paraIs. b.
may d. returned ia ths Hfi.maiaD
However aIh Coo urU.i parlla
uon ~ ttr State scattered ahaai Boz
different counties Hn ede.y aspa
rated road camp H ttr same county
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-10
You Cuhrd Nrainsi Rurrl,f.. Uut
What Nl,oui Rat.

Rate steal mi'lons ~ dollars
worth " grain. chickens. vrrs. ety
Destroy property and are "a mrnacy
90 health. n sou arr troubled with
rats. tp RAT SNAP o. will surely
400 them prevent odou Cats or
iors vunt touch DO Come. in cakes
Three nfrs. a,c. 6,c. tah Sold
and guaranteed by
r. n. COCHRAN A 60
JAS u. ORME