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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
Easy Money!

Make your loans with the Green
brier Federal Land Loan Associa-
ton. Money at 5jf per cent on
your farm and the time may run
from 5 to 40 years. Address or see
IRvg FlSH. Secretsry-Treasurer. Zal-
ma, Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
DR.. r. w. VanAmbure
Resident Dentist.
Dentistry In al II its oranche. oy
attest methods
Lutesyille. Missouri
Bollinger County Abstract and
Real Estate Company

Abstracts furnished Cd short notice
Fire, Tornado and Life Insurance
bonds OF all kinds furnished
List your farm or iDnu property
with US.
Office in Wilmer drugstore bl!k3ine.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-19
Buy the Best!

And you can always find il i'm
the Avery Chilled PIOws and p. &
10. SteefPIows. The prices are 20
Eper cent lower than the market.
Don't forget to call at my store
for all of your spring Farming
Tools and Garden Tools.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS--ALL KINDS
Buy your Harness goods early,
as prices are going higher.
| have plenty of Fertilizer to
supply your wants.
! You will also want To do some
| painting and concreting. have
the Paint and Cement To supply
you al the lowest prices i'm the
country.
Get the Lang Farm Wagon.
DeLaval Cream Separator and
Universal Talking Machine before
the price advances.
Get Pratts Poultry Regulator
and Baby Chick Food at my
store.
j. L. Estes
Successor Z" ESTES ISIsoTIIIsS
MARBLE HILL MISSOURI
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
CENSURED STATE FAIR
Dates of Next Fair Not Liked
Even by the Down State
Counties-Slap the Change

BY a unanimous vote OF the
seventy delegates attending the
annua, meeting of secretaries of
county fairs in Wisconsin, in SEES
sion at Wausau last week, a res
olution was adopted, without a
dissenting vote. censuring the
state fair board for setting the
dates of the fair SO early.
Oscar Gunderson, secretary of
the Villas county fair, who was
in attendance, says:
There was a surprise in store for
the northern members at this meet
ing. 1t developed that the state fair
dates for this year arc condemned as
Justify down near Madison as they
are up here. And up here some
thought that the southern counties
favored an early date. This is not so.
They want it as late as we do. But
Milwaukee; that is where the shoe
pinches. Milwaukee wants mid
summer picnic whether the state Igets
any benefit out of the fair or not. |
did not hear of a single northern
county that will send an exhibit to
the state fair.
A resolution was introduced and
passed unanimously censuring the
management of the state fair for the
change in dates, and there we've mem
bers present from Madison, Elkhorn,
Watertown and other southern coun-
ties.
Still Secretary Remey says that the
opposition is limited to few county
agents from the north.
Facts are facts, nevertheless.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
NO MAIL FOR TWO DAYS
Phelps Was Isolated From
the Business World Forty
eight Hours Last Week OF
Account of Storm.

The village of Phelps was with
out train service for forty-eight
hours last>week during the storm
which ragged in this section, their
only method of outside commun-
ication beng the telephone. On
account of drifted tracks the
Northwestern road was unable
to keep the roadbed clear long
enough for the passenger trains
to run in and out from that vii
lage.
The big storm struck here on
Wednesday and for two days
certainly put. all outdoor bust
ness out of commission. On top
of all that, there was a wood
and coal famine in Eagle River,
and it was indeed critical for
few days--in fact it has not vet
reached the point where there is
a sufficient amount of fuel on
hand to last many days with
another bad spell of weather.
The timely arrival Of a small car
of hard coal Sunday relieved the
situation. Roads are in such
drifted condition even at this
writing that very little wood is
coming in town.
The storm extended from the
Great Lakes to the Rockies, and
the damage done all along its
path has been heavy. Traffic on
the main rail lines has not recov-
cred from the storm, trains still
being several hours late.
Logging camps in several plac
es have been compelled to shut
down, the men being unable to
wallow through the deep snow.
However, yesterdays first real
thaw in over hundred DAYS
helped settle the huge piles of
snow. and with several more
days assistance from the sun, the
snow will soon disappear.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
DEATH OF AARON REED
Pneumonia Causes Death of
Farmer Daughter Died the
Week Previous Old Resi-
dent of That Place.

The death of Aaron Reed, one
of the town of Conover's pro-
gresslve farmers, and a citizen OF
that community for the past
fourteen years, occurred last
week Saturday morning of pneu-
monia. He will he buried today
IN the Conover cemetery, services
for the dead being held at the
late home.
This is the second death to
have occurred in that family
within the past ten days. the first
being that of his daughter Nan
CIV, which happened at Rockford,
H., where she had been living.
Aaron Reed was born in Swed-
en- almost ffty-two years ago.
Came from Sweden to Rockford,
Ill, with his brothers Gust, John,
Charles and Edward and two
sisters. About fourteen years
ego he with his family followed
his brothers Gust, Charles and
John to the town of Conover,
purchasing farm adjoining
theirs, couple miles south of
the village of Conover. He was
a man well respectfully the com
munity. He leaves family con-
sisting of a wife and six children,
namely: Ralph, Ruby, Clara, Ru
bert, Kenneth and Roy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10

tributed over your entire valua-
ton that the case would seem to
be especially favorable in your
situation. [ see no reason why
the matter of adequate building
accommodations should not be
pushed with all possible vigor
by every man of progressive
spirit within your territory. If
money is borrowed for a period
of fifteen years, plan which |
should advise, the burden upon
your tax payers is SO slight as
not to be worth considering at
all w en- the interests OF the one
hundred ten or more pupils IN
your district are taken into con
sideration. We shall be ready to
give YOU every possible help IN
whatever program you lnaugu-
rate"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
BAND NEEDS UNIFORMS
Local Organization to Profit
by Dance Given at Opera
House April 9th.

A dance will be given at the
opera house on the evening Of
April 9th, the proceeds going
toward the purchase of uniforms
for the Eagle River band boys,
of which there is great need-not
that the boys lack proper cloth
Ing to cover up Natures uniform,
but to make their personal APP
pearance equal that of the class
of music they have been furnish
ing the citizenry for several years
free of charge
There is no use DENYING the
need of a properly uniformed
BODY for the county seat smusic
al organization. The band boys
are not in the band for the mon
ey there is in it, and it is safe to
saw that almost their entire time
given up for the benefit of the
public has not netted them red
cent-in fact they have been Civ
ing while others have been receiv-
ing. Now that the opportunity
affords, the public should donate
literally on the occasion of the
Easter dance.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10

On March 18th, at the court
house, will appear the Columbia
Sextette, a bevy of beautiful lad
les who will certainly entertain
the music lover. It is said this
groupe of singers are winning
many laurels from the public in
their travels under the lyceum
bureau. Do not miss this num-
Der. Admission SOC per person.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
Was Old Jawn to Blame.

There are few who object to
the statement that the flu has
not been so virulent since prohi-
bition went into effect. On the
contrary, some think the reason
they have kept from catching
the flu was by free use of whisky
and onions.-Wausau Pilot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
FIRE DESTROYED BARN
George Mayo Lost Farm
Building and Contents By
Fire Yesterday Noon.

The frame barn on the George
Mayo farm, FIVE miles northeast
of Eagle River was destroyed by
fire yesterday forenoon at about
eleven o'clock, together with all
its contents, consisting of ten
tons of hay and farm machinery
Two hogs in a stall were also
burned. 1t is not known how
the fire originated.
Chas. Hazen was down yesterday
from his resort home on Long lake.
He returned few days ago from a
three weeks visit at Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10

John Eby of Phelps, who has given
up school work on account of nerv-
Gus breakdown, was in Eagle River
Yesterday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
TWO FARM INSTITUTES

Eagle River and Phelps Sc
cure Dates in April for the
Holding of Meetings for
Farmers.
Two farmers Institutes are
scheduled for Villas county this
spring, the dates being as fol
lows:
Phelps on March 80 and 81.
Eagle River on April 1st and
End
The conductor of these instr
tutes is to be Mr.. GrIswold, the
veteran dairyman. He will be
assisted by E. A. Umbriet OF
Cambria who handles sheep and
poultry.
Ell. Luther, we'll known to.
the farmers of this section will be
present and also give a talk. One
evening session will be held in
each place.
Particulars of these Institutes
will be given later.
In Oneida county there will be
an institute held at Three Lakes
on March 25th and Goth, with
one evening meeting.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
! SCHOOL MEETING
!, f., Monday Evening,
Y i 18th fol Purpose OF
',, N a Building Com

gircb 18th IOl - , u Co.
5..tps . Building Com
attse. ,
...,;re for the purpose OF
3''' -, building committee to
F. injunction with the high
I. ~ hoard is called at the
,5ooI building Monday
ii att o'clock.
!. = e. Communications have
s,.rsd from the state de-
. .',,+' relative to the pro-
| building program. Inc :
+. ,rag steps arerecommendoed
. ri out the building of a
II. General meeting for the
j." .loo+;rg = buiIding
Er,i. Said committee to
Z "A the board in deciding
md and estimating the
i5aIding to be erected. 1t
ggstsd that at least two
Ingn architects be con-
.5snd several recently erect
,ian buildings be visited
rconmittee or those whom
nav send.
Id Call for a special meet
The electors of the Union
Hgb School District for the
Moi voting the necessary
i 10 the call for this meet
-otrts specifying the place
lltcaIarIy the business to
lnacted shall be posted in
more public places in the,
h, one of which shall be
athe outer door Of the
Itt 1lgn ScnoOl Dundlng.
iaon to such posting the
haIl be published once
week for two successive
immediately prior to the
46r holding the meeting
newspaper published in
bon free high school dis
hesitate department will
"a speaker to present the
to the electors at this
.ItsO desired.
-E Selection of an archi-
draw up definite plans
mutations.
Choosing a sight on
10 erect the high school
SeIection of a contrac-
act the building accord
48Ihcations. Such selec-
Usually made by sealed
lays letter is quoted
ralol-ows::- II may say
ne know here in the de-
y It would seem to be
9.f'6ie indeed for your
~, q have a new high
'sL.dlng. We do not be-
N, M would pay to delay
'..aing program even
Y. rH's are very high at
~ time. There seems to
s .1a,a Of any appreci-
'''S Tor some time. The
!. o your district makes
'l 81. Tor a good high
''Ty small when dis
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
HEAD OF TOWN TICKET
w. A. Bradford Nominated
Chairman of the Town of
Eagle River at Mondays
Caucus.

At MONDAYS caucus for the
town of Eagle River w. A. Brad
ford received the nomination for
chairman over two opponents.
Only one ballot was necessary,
the following vote showing him
to have a majority over the two:
W. A. Bradford. ,..26
Robert Persohn. 10
c. l.. Pickett is
No opposition being shown
toward the other town offices,
the following were nominated by
reclamation:
For Supervisor, Gust Rantz.
For Clerk, S. r. VanBussum.
Treasurer. Fred Morey.
Assessor, August Krieck.
Justice of Peace, c. L. Pickett.
Constables; Frank Hall, Verne
Richards, Jackson Bennett.
Geo. E. O'Connor, Walter Gan
der and S. w. Smith were elected
caucus committee.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10

Noel st. Louis of Sand lake near
Phelps, spent several days in Eagle
River this week.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
FL DOCTOR LE DIJO
QUE TOMARA
TANLAC
In conocido ganadero CANA mas dc
IS libras de peso en- memo
de 60 dias.

"Uno de los mejores medicos dc
! Colorado me recomendo que tomase
Tanlac; Y no solamente consegui que
mis- males desaparecieran, sino que
tambiGn V en- menos de 60 dias, he
logrado aumentar mi peso en- 16 Ii
bras" Tai ma sido Ia forma en- que
Sc expreso el senior A. F. Roberts,
quien estuvo viviendo en- Rocky Ford
y en- Ia actualidad sc halla radicado
en- Alberta, Canada.
FL senior Roberts era uno de los
ganaderos mas ricos y mejor COMO
cidos en- csta region del pals, en- don
de habia pasado la mayor parte de
SUI vida hasta ahora en- que ha lido a
~radicarse al Canada.
"Hasta ahora he pOdido eXplicar-
NE por que Tanlac goza de tan gran
reputation, tanto en- los Estados Uni
dos como en- ell Canada"-continua di-
ciendo ell senior Roberts-y puesto que
ME ha beneficiado a mi tan grande-
mente, confieso que es una magni-
flea medicinal en- la cual puede tenerse
absolute confianza. Durante los dos
ultimos amos habia sido victima de
IN terrible padecimiento estomacal Y
en- IA fecha en- cue principle a tonnr
Tanlac, va me era entertainments i'm
possible retener cualquier clase de a.
limentos. Me hallaba extremadamen-
to nervioso V me era cast impossible
conciliar el sueho por Ia noche y me
habia debilitado tanto que dificilmen-
tie Inc sostenia en- pc. Con mucha
frecuencia sufria vahidos Y constipa-
clones.
Nj medico tuvo mucha raz6n =
saba 10 que e5taba hacienda, cu2n-
do NE recet6 Ell Tanlac, porque luego
me ha devueito Ia salud que va esti-
maba perdida para siempre = en- Ia
actualidad me ~encuentro tan bueno
Y Sane como nunca 10 habia estado
anteriormente, En- una palabra, he
logrado del Tanlac mas de 10 que
podia esperar, pues disfruto de un
magnifico apetito y ninguno de los
alimentos que tonic Sc me indispone,
las vahidos y constipaciones han des-
aparecido del TODD; duermo toda la
noche Y me sieuto nervioso Y
todos estos beneficios los he alcanza-
DO por el uso del Tanlac.
TaElac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co, 407 East
Houston ST. y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST. Y Dor
les principa!es boticas de todas par
tes. (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
JUAN PRIM
DE LA SEMANA Y LOS DIAS

La palabra semana determine url
periodic de tempo dado, de uso cast
universal Philon Y Josefo entire los
judios, Clemente de Alexandria, Eu-
ssbio Y Tertuliano en- los autores
cristianos, sostienen que Ia semana
fu6 conocida y estuvo en- pract;ca en-
todos los pueblos; otros autores mo.
dernos, como Spencer, Costard, etc.
sostienen, por eI contrario, que el j.
nico pueblo que hizo uso de Ia sema-
IA fue G. judo. Siendo q scmara IN
periodic conventional, no es eXtrano
que no ofrezca Ia universaidad del
ano Y cl mes que Sc derivan directa-
mente de los movimientos de los as
tros; pero 10 cierto cs cue Ia divi-
sion, en- periodic mas o menos corto
del mes, Ia han conocido muchos pue-
bios.
Los persas distingulan en- ell mes
cuatro dias: el 10. el TO. e. - y ell
IS, O sea. en- cuatro semanas, dc 6
dias a primera y de s las tres restan-
tes.
Los egipcios. Y iuego los griegos,
siguieron el sistema de las decadas,
tres m-ensuales, pero ono 81 ano lu-
mar era de $50 dias, en- los meses de
80 diss, que g 6. Ia Ultima decana
tenia solo 9 dias.
Los romanos, hacian uso de Ia Sc
mana, dividian el mes en- Calendas,
Nonas e Idus.
NIndina era el ~intervalo que NE.
diaba entire dos ferias que Sc cele-
brabran cada 9 dias en- Roma, Calen,
das, Nonas e Idus, fracciones desi-
guales del mes.
Los judios tuvieron semana desde
1900 antes de Jesucristo, desde po-
co despuas del paso del Mar Rojo,
y hay quien fuudandose en- textos del
genesis, considera que es aun mas
antique e. origen; cl mismo Dios, al
crear el mundo en- 7 dias, la orden6.
Sin embargo, nj Abraham, Jacob,
Jose, Y demas patriarcas anteriores
han hecho uso de la semana-
FL liking, uno de los Iibros sagrS-
dos de China, hace menci6n de Ia
gran fiesta del septimo dia de Ia Sc
mana.
Entire los indios existia igualmen-
tie IA semana, cuyos dias tomaban el
nombre de los p!anetas q q~uienes es-
taban consagrados Caideos Y arabes
Antiques empiearon Ia semana en- a.
naloga forma a los egipcios. Poste-
riormente, los arabes adoptaron Ia
semana. Infierese de 10 dicho que Ia
observation de la senana en- Asia no
reconoce mas exception que Ia Per
STA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
FL CONDE De .REUS

obra de acuerdo, consagTandonos a
un objeto mas noble que los acreedo
res exigentes'.
....el acto de llevra a los erigra
dos ploiticos para que organizer Ia
destruction del gobierno existente,
no tiene ejemplo nj puedo ~comprender
10, y desde este dia empiezo a hacer
preparativos de ~reembarQue"
Y el general Prim con Ia expedition
espanola Sc retro h~onrosamente de
Ia infame ~aventura que iba a empren
der el pequeno Napoleon.
C~onsecuente con sus ideas Y senti
mientos, el heroe de Africa, ell gene
roso Y tem:erario Oral. Prim, al triun
TO de la Replblica en- Ia guerra contra
Ia intervention Y el Impero, dirigi6
al Benemerito esta hermosisima car
Ia:
EXmo. ST.. D. Benito Juarze, presiden
te de Ia R~epublica d eMexico:
Bruselas a 10 de Abril de 1857
Ilustre Y respectable sennr MIC:
Hace unas semanaS tuve ell honor
de dirigir a listed nj mas sincera fe
licitaci6n por ell triunfo de la noble
causa de Ia nacionaliGad mexicana
que listed tan dignaments sinbollza.
Este triunfo no eS dudoso -, Y 4 IS
tas horas la bandera de los buenos de
be tremolar en- IA capital mexicana.
PoSteriormente he visto que algu-
nos correos habian sido intercepta
dos, = teniendo que aquella nj carta
no haya llegad GA nanos de listed, IA
repito hoy con el mismo fin, Ell de re
petir a listed cuanta es mi satisfac-
cion por el triunfo de los libeTaIes, asi
como el de aseguuarle Ia admiration
de Ia Europa liberal al yer a I'm pue-
bio que parecia exterminado por la
gurera civil, Y que nsi embargo hace
frente q Ut numcroso ejercito frances
J lucha IN dia Y otro dia, iasta AFRO
jar al eNtranjero del suelo partio, re
conquistando asi IA Independence ma
cional Y suS IIbertades tan tretible
mente amenazadas.
Queda de suited con distinCuida
consideration su afectfsimo servidor
L. B. S. U.
JUAN PRIM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

Cuando I'd. usa duchas medicinal
les. a-tomizadores, inhaladoreS, etc,
para 81 catarro, puede lograr
que los conducIos resplratorlos Sc
desobstruyan. pero despues de aIgun
tempo, vuelve a experimental las
misnas molestias V Sc We obligado a
repetir el traJamlento IN nunero IN
Gefinido de veces.
Fl Catarro nunca ha si6o curado
con estas aplicaciones locales. 5Ha
degrade I'd. algun resulraoo deflnl-
two con tales tratamientos? ArroJe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
Ell CATARRO ES UN ENEMIG0 PELlGROSO QUE
REOUIERE EFICAZ ~TRATAMIENTO

lejos de 81 tales medlcamentos J So
jetese al ratamiento adecuaGo. al
ouiera hoy mismo una botella de s.
s s, principle 81 tratamiento que
Ia s;do eIoCiado Y recomendado por
eSnscio de mas de medic slglo.
s s. S. va al origen del c~atarro, y
airoina de Ia sangre los germenes
u causan Ia enfermedad. 81 "a.
desea corsulta medica especial, gra-
It's, acerca de 81 case, escrlba a Nedl-
cal Director, 81 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga. tAUN''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
CCCHILLO QUE
J ENCIENDE

UNA VELAeCon Ia punta de un
cuchillo Sc toma una particula de f6s
foro del tamano de IN grano de tri,
go y al mismo tempo Sc apaga una
Vela sin despabilarIa. 81 sobre IA pa.
vesa aun e~ncendida Sc pone Ia punta
del cuchillo Sc incendia Ia vela nueva
mcnte.
Tambi6n es facil encender una We
IA de sebo, que S. ACADIA de apagar
so7lando sobre ella Y Ievantandola
viOlentamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
CHASCARRILLOS

-;Cuantos amos tiene usted?,
pregunta I'm guardia cue esta pre-
serte al interrogatorio de IN vago a
quien ha cogido robando gali;nas.
No Sc, contesta ell otro.
-sCulndo nacio usted?.
-Perc. Jpor que 10 quiere listed
saher?! Me va listed = hacer algIn
regalo eI dia de mi cumplc ancs"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
LA MUJER PARA Nj ES LA
MADRE

Los cuidados que Ia mujer debe
prestar q su marido, nunca debe con-
fiarlos a mano ajena, que 81 Ia mas
pequena separation Sc establece en-
el matrimonio, puede llegar a ensan
charse hasta el desvio.
Alfonso DAUDET
The evening world., 1920-07-24
BRANDEIS ZIONISTS'
HONORARY HEAD
Supreme Court Justice Is Chosen
at the London Conference
Other Officers.

LONDON, July 24.-The Zionist con-
ference elected United states Supreme
Court Justice Louis y. Brandeis
Honorary President of tho Zionist or
ganization; Prof. Chain welzmann.
President. and Nahum Sokolow Chair
man of the Executive Committee.
These three will form an executive
through the appointment Of heads for
various departments OF the orEaniza-
tlon. The appointments will have to
be confirmed by the Greater Actions
Committee.
a special Economic Council for
Palestine, together with a Board OF
Trustees to supervise the disposal and
employment Of Zionist funds, has been
created. The council will consist Of
Sir Alfred Mond. Lord Rothschild and
Bernard FleNHer OF America. The
Greater Actions Committee will have
no less than elghty-elght members and
win include such wei known Jewish
leaders as DR.. Max Nordau, Nathan
Straus, Judge Julian NJ Mack Mrs,
Mary Fels, Prof Felix Frankfurter
Iir stuart Samuel Rabbi Dr. Meyer
Berlin, Jacob De Haas, Louis LipsIxy
and Bernard Rosenbiatt, the last
three being connected with the Zionist
Administration of America.