davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

President Wilson signed the railway bill be expected There
doubt u the people o
and the president have representative
viii
popular expected The operated the rail-
though them hfterent Extensions
replacement, needed them normal efficiency
place the transportation needs Only by
ends attained But the
should granted suddenly not before the private management has
evidenced ability many the needless Of
railroadng, done BY the government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

The American Economist is the odiashoned publication s
erei'ed sbo The need high vision, OF an in
- ei Esupsan socds which will force price, America But there
~ Amesm who will face prospect ~thou, perturbation and
ng 70 b difeut make campaign slogan ah dinner l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
Fifteen Years Ago.

The attorney general oi Kansas is
touching up the trusts; cxar OF all
the Russia, trembling on his throne !,
strikes and revolutions arc tearing
up Russia. yellow fever conditions a,
the parama are being relieved: and
the possibility OF grand jury a,
this session ot the district oour, are
all matters OF newspaper importance
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
With the garden getting under way, timely
that any sort OF a patsnip crop is failure.

Mr. Do popglndcng for the pursuit insists the back yard
garden oduce half the fara food supply Doubtless but
doubtless Il won't. tie way handles hoe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Speaking OF painting the hy and know girl by that who
loes there the MukEtc who has perfected painting
scenery silk hosiery SIN hosiery the line accurately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Washington. -- President Roosevelt,
has taken a hand IN the statehood
fight Today he sen, for Congress
man Mcclure aud assured him OF his
support OF statehood for tho two ter.
rl,ories. The president alsd informed
Mr.. Mcclure that the whole OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Arthur J. Williams wen, to Fort
Smith today TO consult with some
builders regarding building plans for
that city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Wichita forest reserve will shortly
be converted INTO game preserve
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Among those cited on the Emerson
school roll oi honor We note Irwin
Auirich,. Mary Upshnw. Carol Tye.
lack Spencer, Luke larboe. Burke
Sharicl Hazel SoIiday Josephine
Perry. Floyd Harper and Marie
Clark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
Ten Years Ago.

David BelaScos own company will
be seen March 4 at the Ovcrholser
in The CHI of the Golden West"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Admitting the time that Of those who make advice their
ic work should themselves devote productive pursuits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Before the last OF the week Ok.
lahoma City will have something it
has long needed, an auto accessory
store. The new firm will he the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Quite number Of who sing bass a, home
they down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

fund OF $4,000 desired finance the celebration
the landing the Pilgrims and all those who clam their
Mayower vii, contribute four bits eah there probably will
a surplus Sufficient o build a something
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
imperative Message CameFrom
Robertfor Me; Ways All Opened
Like Passage Over the Red Sea
Ella Wheeler Wilcor
piJon. March %. 1918.

cawna,. 1859. Ling r,,,ur,. s,aa,e,,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

O Reno Nev The celebrated divorce factory cowboys upon i,
- ssgsaisd Those seeking the old will only the e
csssy sssr dsy' was an indvidua strictly Hours
- snd loyalty 10 his epyer-to the bandwas large part
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

City Attorney John Wfigh, gave
notice Yesterday to tenants IN the
CITY hall building TO vacatc. so that
the old landmarks may be removed
to make way for the new city hall
building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Probably the main Eve because
forbidden And there have been number Of contrary
since that early date
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Rue Hoskins that when goes into polite, he
TO have his dug that his friends and associates will
learn that he used TO play mandolin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

1t - I'll sed ans bill may the output Of petroleum
~ ~ 70 ts sssbe Of statesmen abroad in the land
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

The coneeed enough regard HI, mLcle evidence
ha
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

%najrychlej uSuniete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Y RAMPANT
CYALNEJ w CHICAGO.

Dzisiejszei nocy upiynal ter
min wnoszenia petycyi w Wa
szyngtonie 0 nominacye ma ba-
locie prawyborczym kandydatow
prezydencyalnych re Stanu Hi
nois. w partyi demoluatycznej
gubernator Edwards ME ma zad-
nego kontrkandydata, wsrod re-
publikanow zaS walka rozstrzyg-
ME sic pomiedzy gubernatorem
I.owdenem a ,genera}em Woo
dem.
Bardzo znaczra czeSc delega-
tow do stanowej konwencyi rcpu
blikanskiej otrzymala inStrukcye
ma korzySc pana Lowdena. pod
czas gdy kierownicy Rampant
generaIa Wooda postanowili ME
zadac zadnych instrukcyi ola
swych delegatow. PonizeJ poda-
ma Jest lista kandydatow do kon
wencyi z obu partly, PREY czem
w 1iScie kandydatow republican
skich litcra L" oznacza, IL cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

town; Harry I1igbee, Pittsfield.
81 Richard F. Kinsella,
Springfield; J. T. Burlington
Ilillsboro.
p J. P. C~allaghan, Alton
VI. V. Joyce, East St. Louis.
3 Z. F. Fyke, C%entralia ;
&. w. Fithian, Newton; Mrs.
Mamie /. Williams, Salem.
A - Roy Z. Pearce, Carmi
Henry B: Pierce, Golconda..
Is - w. w. Williams, Ben
ton: W. II. Warder, Marion.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
K. Lemon, Clinton,

Frank K. Lemon, Clinton, l..
20 - w. J. Shastid, Pittsfield,
l.. Andrew Russell, Jacksonville,
L. J. w. Becker, Jerseyville, l..
FL - Z. S. Smith, Springfield,
l.. P. S. Haner, TaylorvilIc. L.
q Ed NJ. Irwin, Bcllcvillc,
L. w. NJ. Salvage, Alton, L. W.
r. Eckert, Bcl1cvillc, No.
e 3 P. Is. Mccullough. Law,
rcncevillc, L. !. J.. Brown, Van
dalia. l.
"a = \. !. Poorman, Fairfield,
l.. Charles Duricc. Golconda, l..
!. w. BowliuS, Shawncetown,
l..
Is - H.. w. Trovillion, Her
rim. L. Otis F. eileen, Murphysbo
70, L.
Kandydaci do konwencyi demo-
kratycznej:
Dystrykt
/ James NJ. Daley, Michael
kcnna.
q VIM. l.. Oconncl, James
J. Sullivan.
8 Frank J. Walsh, Robert
w. McKinlay, James Hyland, !,
P. Ryan, J. F. Ryan.
A. Jas. B. McDonough, c. J,
Michal, l.. ]. Milford.
Dennis J. Egan, Adolpl
]. SABBATH.
: James 7. 1goe, Samuel
J. Rosenblatt.
w. K. Champlin, John NJ
Nowicki.
5 John Powers. William ]
Gaynor.
@ John McGlllen, Joseph ?
Mahoney.
II - William A. Bowles, 20.
lict: John A. Logan, Joliet.
10 George F. Brennan, Peter
Rcinbcrg.
IL P. J. Lucey, La Sale; c
II. Linscott, Rockford,
IS A. II. Hancken, Dixon
L. S. Lewis, East Dubuque.
II - G.. F. Johnson, East Mo
line; T. Z. Burner, Carthage.
IS - Peter A. Waller, Kcwa
nee; Joseph w. Wall, Quincy.
I'D. w. Voorhees, ST., Pee
ria; Jay L. Spauldfng, Princeton
II F.. F.. Donnely, Bloom
ington; s. A. Rathbun, Pontiac
IS Ben w. Alpiner, Kanka
kec; James A. Mceks, Danville
Matthew P. Kelly, Watseka.
10 - T. F. Poorman, Mattoon
20 - John Echultz, Rcards
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
KrOnika MisjSCOWa.

ten spo5Gb ma przeszio $500. -
Tzech ~bandytow dokonalo ma
Padu na sklep jubilerski Juliusza
German pnr. 2622 w. Division
ul., skad zrabowano $500 W 60
t6wce, $40 W czekach / oko+o
5000 W kIejnotach, a " Jake
poi godzny p6znjej obrabowano
posianca banku DroverS Natio-
nal Z $780, w obu tych wypad-
kach n~apaStnicy zagrozili napad-
rietym Smiercia.
German znajdowai sic sam W
swym sklepie, gdy wszedf jakis
mezczyzna ! zazadal pokazania
mu papiero$nic, gdyz chcc jednq
kupic. Me Spodzicwajac sic wea
le. re ma do c~zynienia z bandyta,
jubler zaczal pokazywac mu "a
dany towar, gdv maggie wPadli do
sklepu dwaj wSp6lnicy pierwsze
so. w tel chwili wszyscy wy
ciQgneli jak ma komende rewol-
very i przyiozywszy is do giowy
Cormana, r~ozpoczeli przeszuki-
wac lego kieSzenie. Jeden Z BAH
dyt6w. kt0ry miai REVOLVER VOL
skowy. ostrzegi go: Ten revolt
we po}ozyi trupem niejednego
Niemca, gdy bv}em W armii. -
Spr6boj tylko, a ! ty mozesz do
STAG kula!'
S{owa te wyrzeczone zosta{y
podniesionym gSosem, tax, re
dzwiek ich doezedH do tylnego
poLoju, W kt0rym znajdowafa
sic iona Cormana z dwoma syn
kami, jednym 7-letnim, drugim
!e-miesiecznym. Wbiegla zatem
szybko do sklepu. ale tn spotkaia
sic w jednej chwili Z wymierzo-
ma przeciwko sobie LULA rewolwe
III. Bandyci zmusili ia bezzwfocz
ME do ukrycia sic W milczeniu
w kacie sklepu, Cormanowi zas
rozkazali poloayc sic ma ziemi
adv ME byfo go widac przez okno
! zabrali sic zaraz do obrabowy-
wanna sAepu ! kasy. Dokonaw-
sly tego. zmusili GAIA rodzine dc
udania sic do mieszkania W lyle
zamkneli ia " Iazience SAM
szybko odjechali W czeEaiacym
automobilu. Gdy Cormnowi Il,
dalo sic Z lazfenki wydostac, "a,
wiadomii o rabunku stacye po-
licvjna Przv Shakespeare ave-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

kt6ra zarzadzAa poScig "a handy
tamf
w wpadku drugiego raburku
poskaniec bankowy Dorsey
.Grotz zostal zatrzymany krot-
.ko pred posudniem przez dwu
bandyt6w u wej&cia do rzezalh.
Zarzucili mu oni surdut ma gio,
we i obrabowali Z 5000 w gotow-
&c ! 5000 W czekach.
DIR. ROBERTSON ZAMYKA
PUBLICZNA SZKOLE.
Wczoraj zwrocouo uwage ko-
misarza zdrowia Ora Robertsona
ma szkole publiczna imienia Wal
ter Scotia PREY Blackstone ave.
G. ul., IL wbrew przepisom miej
skim Z kominow jej wydobywa-
ia sic geste k}eby dymu. Szko{a
ia natychmiast zostaia o godz.
ESQ popoiudniu zamknieta / o.
glen pod kotiami zagaszono. DR.,
Robertson polecil przeprowadzic
bezzw{ocznie potrzebne PoPrawki
i zmiany, ably odtad mieSzkancy
okoliczni ME mieli powodu zalic
sic ma zanieczyszczania powle--
trza przez te szkole.
DR.. Robertson aforementioned
take W wyzszej szkole imienia
Tohn Marshalla, ale wstrzymal
sic tam Cd drastyczniejszych "a
rzadzei ma przedstawienia przeao
zonego szkoiy, IL obecne wady
W systemic kotlow zostana jak
najrychlej usuniete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

noSny kandydat otrzymal police
ME giosowania "a Lowdenem,
stowo zaS No" wskazuie ma to,
IL moze sic kierowaG wlasnym
Sqdem.
Kandydaci republikanscy:
i G.. F. Harding, No. O. De
Priest, No.. A. L. Williams, No.
2 L. Roscnthal, /. Charles
Ringer, L. L. l.. Reeves, [" l..
S. Davis, No.
& w. H. Weber, /. A. T. Ze
man, No. w. w. Wilson, /. F..
". Sproul, No.
&C II. Tcschner, L. Frank
Dobler, No, II. A. Brouillet, No.
+. w. Book, No. F. ]. Palt, No
G.. O. Brown, No. a. A. Todd,
No.
8 Thomas Curran, No. J. +.
Nebeck, No.
@ r. +. Grove. No. G. +.
Arnold, No.
= ]. P. Garner, No. A. II
Severinghaus, No., !. c. Hansen,
No. II. ]. Kolzc, No.
s. Christ. Manner, Nc. NJ. &,
Knudson. No. F. s. DeCola, No,
@ w. Wrig1ey Jr., L. G.. r
Porter, L. +. X. Pike, l.. NJ. J,
Faherty, L. w. +. Peters, No.
10 - F. ]. Loesch, l.. w. T,
Abbott, L. w. L. Noble, L. E. J
Cook, No.
II w. Z. Wire, Hebron, /.
Nunzio Di Lorenzo, Joliet, L. !,
Lambert, Joliet, L. L. N. Herb,
ster, Elgin, L.
ri F. F. Sterling. Rockford,
L. Henry w. Johnson, Ottawa
L.
&c. w. Mccall, Morrison
L. H. B. Kaufman, Oregon, l.
]. S. Lamont, Apple River, l..
14-E. c.. Hardin, Monmouth
L. L. C.. Banding, Moline, L.
IS 81 B. NJ. Chipperfield, Can
ton, L. +. G.. Hedrick, Lorraine
L. c. P. Riner, Galva, L. w. Z
Shallenberger, Canton. No.
I6 - w. F. Hull, Peoria. I.
P. T. Anderson, Princeton, L,
C. Brown, Wyanet, L. D.. F. Vel
de, Pekin, No.
17-F. II. Funk, Bloomington
l.. F. J. Simater, Minonk, L.
IS Len Small, Kankakee. L.
| Fred Baber, Paris, L. H. {
woodward, Ridge Farm, L.. W
II. Dyer. Kankakee, L.
10 - J. ]. Rolofson, Clinton
L. G.. H. Jeffries. Charleston, L
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
IESZCZE WYzSZE ,,DRAPA-
CZE NIEBA."

Miejska komisya ola spraw
budownictwa zadecydowaia po--
przeG projckt, ably w Chicago
woIno by,o budowac wyzsze niz
dotychczas gmachy. Dotychcza-
sowa pod tym wzgledem grant
ca wynosi 200 stop, wspomniana
zaS komisya zqda podniesienia
jej do ESQ stop. Jest ona zdania,
re W ten spos6b zapewni sic vie
cej pomicszczen ola blur w srod-
mieSciu. a rownoczeSnie podnic-
sic sic warto&G .podatkowa tych
gmach6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Studenci Handlowej Szko}y Ko-
respondencyjnej - Palatine - wy
siali N~aczelnikowi Pahstwa J6zefowi
Pi3sudskiemu 100000 Polskich Ma
REX przez bank pClski Depositors
State Bank, 1885 South Ashland ave.
Chicago, III. We wielkiem og}osze--
piu tego banku wczoraj NAIVE Pala-
tine przez omy}ke wypuszczono, co
niniejszem prostuJemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
PRZECIWKO PLANOWI %
S~ZCZEDZANIA SWIATLA


Probationary ordynans mlej-
ski W sprawic oszczedzania swia
tia dziennego spotkat SIG wczo-
raj T. powazna opozycyq, gdy ko-
misva prawnicza Rady miejsklcl
zazadala odcsiania go Z powro-
TEN do dalszcj dyskusyi mad MIN.
Komisva widziala sic zmuszona
do togo kroku wobec faktu, re
iawili sic pred mia przcdstawl-
cicle zorganizowanej piracy / W
imicniu tcjzc za}ozyli protest
przcciwko tcmu ordynansowi,
przyczcm John Fitzpatrick, pre-
yes Chicagoskicj F~ederacyi Pra-
cy, postawi} zarzut, re mieJsco-
VIC Stow. Przemysfowcow "a
placifo "a forsowanie petycyi ma
korzySc w movie bedaccgo pro-
iektu. Zapowiedziaf, tez re choc-
by nawet zostal on uchwalony,
zorganizowana praca ME uzna go
i zignoruje.
Przeciwko ordynansowi temu
o$wiadczy} sic take professor
Henry ]. Cox Z lokalncgo biura
ola przepowiedni pogody, twler-
dzqc, IL pozbawia on ludzi po-
trzebneoo snu ! SDOcZvnku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

o. DO oSloa10h - WiOTkicA -
lycA. kasdeEo rtdSaju tresci -
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSK1 Eajmujs
baasprIecInis piervssS ntEtSos v %
lei Am0r7S0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Posiedzenie Sp0lki Budowniczo-Po-
zyczkowej i Kasy OszczeduoSci i'm. AL
berta Wachowskiego, dZia}ajacej W,
Brighton Park, odbedzie sic we VITO
REX, dnia 1890 b. III, w sail OBJ. Juli-
ana Kudly, pnr. 3S01 So. SpauldinS
ave- 0 godznie 7mej wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Ubieg}ej nicrlzieli odbyia sic instala-
eva urzednik6w Klubu Obywateskieso.
InstalOwani 2oStali nastepujacy piano.
vie: Wincenty KoziowSki, prezes; ].
Rola, wiceprezeS; w. Sturomski, Sc
kretarz prot; S. WlodarcZyk, sekr.
fin; X. L. Wanat, karbnik. Pc insta-
lacyi odbyl sic smoker.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
z PARK.

W najbliAsza niedzieFe, dnia 1-go b.
m. odbcdzie size W Brighton Park TO
enc zebranic hgi poskich sp6tek pu-
W Stame LII
nois. Posiedzenie to odbedzie sic W sail
OBJ. J6zefa IotkO. pnr. 1929 So. Kedzie
ave, o godzinie 2ej popoludniu, a pre-
pruwadzony ma MEM DoStanie wyDor
nowcco IA rzadu. Ohccno&c delegation
Jest kuniecznie poaadana.
Nowo-7organi80wane stowarzysAche
bmlowy domGw miesnkalnych W tuteJ-
sci dzielnicy, kt0rych wielki brak ,od
d~ilrlszego czasu daje sic odc7rfwac, roz
villa sic barCzo dobrze. Kapital zfozo-
ny przcz wsp6lnik6w wynosi obccnle
S2O.NR.OO, a - jak chOdza sfuchy -
z wiostla przystapia wsp6lnicy ma
dobrc do budowy nowych dom0w.
Kumitet ObywatelSki No. joty, dZ7a-
lajacy W Brighton Park dzielnicy, u
chwaIit Ia ostatniem poSiedzeniu wy
asyg1lowac Il kaSy 5000 jake ofiare
ma plebiseyt Ma Slasku. Picniadze wy
shame zUsta}y VIC wfaSciwe miejsce.
Gym gudny nasladowania. Nastepne po
siedzenie tegOi klfbu Odbedzie sic w
przyszly poniedziaiek, dnia Sgo b. IN,
o gudzihie Snrcj wfcczorcm, W sail oh.
j. Goni, przy narozniku ulic 43cj j Ar
cher ave.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-08
COUNTY LINE.

A large crowd attended masquer-
ade dance at Tagus last Wednesday
night. Willard Kincannon won the
prize for best costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Dilley were in
Minot on business last Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown enter
tanned company from Berthold sew
eral days last week.
The Charlson store was robbed for
the second time in month last week
one night. A quantity of shoes, over
shoes, silks, etc, and $500 was taken
from the cash register.
done at Minot last Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The L. A. S. meeting was we'll at
tended at the Breadahl home last
Thursday.
A few from here attended a basket
social and dance at Blaisdell last
Thursday night.
The Yeomen of Tagus will give q
banquet next Tuesday night at the
hall
The Norsk L. A. S. will have has.
ket social at Tagus next Saturday.
A very large crowd attended the
hard time (Grange) dance here last
Saturday night. $4.35 was collected
in fines for too much fine wear. A
good time was had by all present.
Roy Morrison of Minot has beer
visiting at the home of his uncle anC
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Bush the past
week.
Mrs. Lee Morrison of Minot has
been visiting with her parents, sMr
and Mrs. T. L. Kincannon, of late.
Ben James visited at the Hebie
home last Sunday and Monday.
visiting with friends and relatives
here the past week, has returned e
McGregor, where he is employed in
a store
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-08
DOUGLAS.

Mrs. Frank Hughes returned to
Sharon with her two little grand
daughters. She will be gone for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser visited over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Donahue.
Mrs. FRASER was formerly Mrs. Mar
garet Watt. She is we'll known here
and has many friends who wish her
much happiness. Mrs. Fraser has
charge Of the Makoti schools. They
left for that place Monday evening.
Rev. Stockdahl and wife were WIS.,
day: ~,
Douglas relatives this last week.
Miss Lebus, the primary teacher, re-
turned to Douglas Saturday. Sh
visited with her parents during vaca
ton.
Miss MARGARET Johnson, Alma
Fladseth, Celeste Burgeson and Cliff
ford Ehlers. Loren Fladseth, Trygve
Anderson, Conrad Fladseth and Har
old Ehlers are some Of the young
people that have left Douglas for their
school work, and posts of duty after
spending vacation with parents and
friends.
Miss Billion from Ryder spent tn
week end with the Ehlers family.
Miss Eva Walton returned to Mi
not Saturday Miss Walton was a
teacher in our schools formerly and
has host of friends here.
DR.. Grangard and family arrived
in Douglas Monday after a two weeks
absence. Some know the hardship Of
being deprived of Doctors care even
for that short time.
We are having a cold snap just now
in order that we may more fully ap-
preciate the nice weather we've been
having for several weeks.
Jake Tideman has again taken up
the duties as manager of the lumber
yard at this place.
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CENSUS ENUMERATORS
BEGIN THEIR WORK
Farmers Can Save Much Time Whez
Enumeration Calls By Having Fig
ures Ready-Let Us Have
Full Count.

The census enumeratOrs have start
ed work thruout Ward county and ex-
pect to conclude their work within
thirty days. Those working in the
cities are expected to complete their
work within two weeks. The enum-
orators in the rural districts receive Is
cents an hour while those in the cities
are paid four cents per name.
In order to make the work easier
for the county enumerators the lnde-
pendent publishes few Of the items
that the enumeration will ask you when
he calls at your home. If you can
have the figures ready when the enum-
orator calls, it will relieve both your
self and the enumeration and save a
great deal of time:
Total amount of milk produced in
1919 (include milk fed to animals,
consumed on farm, sold or otherwise
disposed of-10O pounds equals 11.e
gallons.
Milk sold in 1919; Cream sold in
1919. Butter fat sold in 1919. Butter
: made on farm in 1919. Butter sold in
1919. Cheese made on farm in 1919
Poultry on farm, Jan. l, 1920, in.
GLIDING chickens, turkeys, ducks
geese, guinea fowls and pigeons.
Eggs produced in 1919 (include only
chicken eggs produced, whether sold
used, incubated or otherwise disposed
of.
Eggs sold in 1919, produced on this
farm.
Chickens raised in 1919 (include al
chickens raised, whether sold, con
sumed or on handy
Chickens sold in 1919 (include those
raised on this farm, sold alive q
dressed.)
Alton, Burt, Freedom and forming
townships Thorwald Hustad.
Anna, Cameron, Rice Lake anc
Wang towsnhips and Douglas Village
Glen ]. Speer.
Baden and Spencer townships Ag
mes Sparkle.
Berthold, Evergreen and Passport
townships and Berthold village -JohI
Van Buskirk.
Brillian, Greeley, Iota Flats ant
Newman townships-Aloys J. Huettl
Burlington and Harrison township!
Almond C. Gamble.
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Our high school students have re-
turned to Tagus, after two weeks va
cation
The Grange orchestra will play for
dance to be given at the Kincanton
school house next Saturday night.
Ralph Rosencrans spent several
days at the l. M. Dilley home last
week.
A Farmers institute will be held
in the hall at Tagus commencing Sat
urday, Jan. "a in the afternoon. We
expect much benefit therefrom.
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counties with headquarters and sale
pavilion in Minot, owing to this city's
excellent railroad facilities.
should get in touch with VIM. Ehr,
secretary Of the Ward County Pure
Bred Live Stock Association.
There will be, several interesting
speakers at the meeting at the Wa
verify, including U. l.. Burdick of Will
liston; Arthur White, of Kramer, and
Martin Aplin, Of Bergen. The din
ner is to be held at 1880 o'clock.
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LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION
FOR SEVERAL COUNTIES
Meeting to Be Held in MinOt Feb.
to Plan on Forming Organization
to Include Several Northwest
ern Counties.

The Ward County Purebred Live
Stock Association will give big din
ner at the Waverly hotel Feb. 4.
A number of pure bred live stock
breeders in Ward and adjoining coun-
ties have expressed their desire to see
a pure bred association formed to in
clude Renville, Bottineau, Rolette,
Mclean, Mountrail Burke and Ward