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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-16
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mciltcn. reiitcn letter 6rcitag BON
bier all5 nod Ct. Yulll, Minn.
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ct. 2ollis, fumen lcttcH 6reltog
bier ourf nuf ibrem 8ege nod
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@crlpunotcn Nrtbur Wtllcllcr unD
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moNHcn idNnrr 0riifcn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-16

Der 6rollenpcrcin Ger ct.
@corga . @cmcinoc miro an 0ons
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Trcitogs uno Som$tnoS. &6onc %
oocr t79. @cO. 8. &irh1oicr
Ncrmonn, Mo.
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ter unO ibrcn S0bucn Sen @cbril.
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bicrc.
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@ofinlomL wno on0crcn @crlpanO-
ten.
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9crnorOino, California, bCfnno iid'
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&ciuh bon @crpon0tcn un0 oItcn
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mann gcborci unb lit 0ieics felt .
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bad bcbouptct, icbr 3u i6rcm Gor.
tbcil perGnncrt bot.
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Bctrinfc aus Wocri6cl'S 9roucrci,
bel Ser &iitc bon "a 6loi6cn bon
ie IL ltr3cn @cbolt, nllr $1.65.
Geo. S. &ir6boer
Bbone 95 oocr 179. Sermann, no.
-6rou Iuguita Sru6ot uno sc.
rem Go6ter, Sri. Milorc6 8r1Oot,
melde eini9e 3cit bier ouf geiud
bel Der S6lucitcr uno ocn @ruoct
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tier uno SObn 9oblfen, Uerfueiltcn
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Scim nod Seem Orleans 3urilf.
-Souis 9efnlonn, bon st
Souis, mar an Sonntag bier al
einem fur5cn geiudc ieiner 8riibcl
emil nn6 8m. 8efmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-16

in6em ibr iest mGbrenO Dem &eoilf.
tions. Serfauf cure Sdllbe fm,ft in
.. g. Ricts A. StroBe Sdub
Store.
-oSn Icirem am %. @tai 1920
pcriaBtcn ulo BON &obt. 8olfcr
unO glnna @olf als 3cllgen unter.
scihnctcn Scitomcntc, Oas lctte go
dc I'M Nadlabgerid)t bintcrIegt prr
&c, ncrnroft Charles Slider, Der an
/. sunni in Scrnom Itorb, icin
iGumtlihc8 Gi9cntbum icincr @itt.
ne, Hoiiuo Slider CUR 9hlbnieBlrng
fir Die 0aller ibrcs 9cbcnS. Sad
Dem So0c Scr @ittme ioll ous 81.
gentbum glci9mGBig inter Die fiiuf
&inOcr oc$ Gcritorbcucn 5ur Ser
tbcilung gclnngcn. Gic 8itttue miro
sur Observation-Disclosures beitinmlt
uno n0h Ocrcn SOB ioll Der Sobn
Gjuitou Slider bic Scrtuoltlmg ilbcr.
nCbmcn.
SRI. 6loru Gltfncr fam letter.
Som&tog BON ct. 2ouis bicrbcr I'M
ihrcn an Der 2ittlc Berger lpobn,
boitcn GItcrM @m. 0uincr un0
@ottin cincn 8ciltd obNlItattcn.
Trl. Gunner Dut crit Dor Sturgeon
cincn GURUS in elmer @anoclsidulc
in ct. 2oui8 poIlcnoct un6 beglCitCt
0egcrpGrtig cine StcIle ais StcnO.
0rupbiltin int @cidGitc Der Gmcrs
ion electric 60.
-@oui5 SGnciocr II. Satin fo.
men lcBtcn Sonntog bon ct. 2oui9
bicrhcr sum @ciud Scr 6omilic
%oS. IS. Rcbiou1cn mo I'M gleif.
5citig Trou Rcbiomcn, elmer Shmr.
tier scr Grnu Sdmciocr, gum Sc
mlrtstu9c 81 Qrotlllircn.
-@crmun Gruger, bonn Sol0os
tenbeim in Sort 9caUcnuortb, &un.
las, troi lcbten GicnStng bier elm
gum 9eiu6 icilc2 @rlt0cr$, 2oui5
&ucncfc. ln0 nltcn Ncfmntcn.
&Crr &roQCr mlr0c in mIicrcr StnNt
9c6oren. 2u& Singing bon II
llohrcn trnt rr bel Nu$brud bC2
3}e.cIlion3tricQc5 in Die Unions
2Irmrr ais Gretpilligcr Elm unN
modte Sen &ric0 bon Nnfong bis
5t GnOc nit. Seit oieIcn Su6rcn
luohnt or i'm Sol0utcnbeim.
=. W. Nudrle0c, pon N0rrGns
ton. Golr0iOot mir sic republifonlihc
domination ais MitQIico oeS Cont
Qrcb fir Oicicn, sen 8. Gon9rcbOi;
itrit, mar ON Mtithpoh in @crmorm
I'M iif) Sen @6Dlcrn bor5uitcllcn,
Die MitQlicocr Scr Gntcrpriie
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9icnato0 not @oibinQton, no Iic
Die Mrtiif fir sen jdbrlidcn rMltni.
cipol Street Canoe" licicrtcu.
-Trnlt Nnnn &ropp reiitc lcbteu
Montoa bciuh5mciie nod CT. 2ouis.
3nr &~caftnng.
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3nr Ncuhtun9.

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w6hcntliNe 6ericnrciic outrctcn ms
miro mGhrcnO 0icicr 3cit meinc d
fec 9eihloiicn icju. &h mcroc ipd-
ter int @oItsblott mcine Rildfebr
bcfumlt mdhCn.
Or, ". 6. @ofmoo6.
0crnanll, no.
-Gr. Y. 4. 2ottDooN un6 "a.
milo trntcn lcBtcn Som$tog cine
6crienrciie noh Colorado uro @p.
oming on.
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Wontn9 bier 81 tur5cm 8eit6
nofOem or cine @ode in ct. 2ouis
ON Gronfcnbett lcines 8rubcrS, so,
nIer, 5lt9ebrodt bate, nel6er I'M
8ornes 9oipttol elmer if)lperen Spe'
rotion unter5o9en nurbe. Sen
Sobrncr lit jest i'm State Cali,
fornio oniGiiig 100 CT Elm automobiI,
@cihGit betreibt
-aler. Naiie, bon ct. 2oris
6rou Geo. G.. &ubn uno SRI. gllict
Roiie, bon Salina, aanios, uni
8m. Naiie, bon Sreeoom, $40.
lparen ont Iontae bier UNI ocn
8egrdbnib ibrer SdweIter, SRI
Olga Naiie, bei5uiuobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-16
0tDrriiOn

llQiSIl OOIlIlAuS pSH ~. OASbSS3hS
ibrcr SermlGblung, ober Die iilberne
Soh5cit. Die Seller unO 8ieOer,
cinicgnung oes Gbepaares fano in
Der Championships Our6 oen
bo6m. Sater @ugen SageOorn Itott
iul 9eiIeiu Der Serlponoten uno bic.
len 6rcunoe bes SllbclpaareS. Die
&crm1blltng bcS gbepaares fanb an
4. Suli 1895 in sort SlloIon,
6ronflin County itatt. 6rau Sopc
mar frilber Sri. WtogOnlcna Gouf.
0as Gbepaar lit felt mebr als 5man.
zig Sobrcl bier ipobrboft, no CO
ii6 allgcmcincr Idtlung %crfrellt uno
iid cinen groBen 6rcrnOesfreis er-
pprben bat. @ir gratllliren nod)
trGglih unb miinidcn Dem Sllbel,
paore nod monhc frObc @ie6crfcbr
ibrcs @od3eitStogcs.
Gbos. Boss mo @ottin iinb bod
c~rfrcut ilbcr bic @cburt cines God.
tcr1enS.
2ouis 2ongforD mo @ottin. BON
ct. 2oltis, bcfnn0cn lid mebrerc
Guge lester ISOLDE bier nuf 8eirdl
bel Ser 6oulilic Gbriit. i. Scope.
Der 8ci5encrtrog IN lmicrcr I'm.
gcgenN lit niht 10 groB ais mon al.
nobnl, Ood) inumcrbin bcfrieOieGnO.
Die GDin6bltg- Elugc lit OicicS
Sabr groBcr ais Ionit unO bic Corn.
iclber leiocn iehr 0oruntcr.
6rou SuH. 9cocnnm il. rciltc
lcttc @od)c na6 Ctomuillc, 81,
I'M cine 9o0ccllr in 0c1 oortigcl
@~cilqucllcu SIT urtcrncbmul.
Die @ebllrt cinc& G0hterhenS er.
frelltc lcbtc @ohc on8 Gltcrnbcr6
bon 8nItcr 6rcd)mnlm ln0 @ottin.
6rau GnliIic 9tagcl uno Sobn
6runf, bon St. 2oltis. mcilcn qcgen.
mGrtig oltf 9ciud) BET 0en 6omilien
&lo5sncr unO Sdminfc.
6rou SSm. Gggcnbcr0 unO SoDr
Gopc, bon 0crmum, bcftnocn iid'
bier 3lrrn &eiudl bon @crpon0tcn.
llcberolI limo Die Grci6moibinen
icbt oil Der Irbeit. Gbo8. 8eltl's
0rei6mloidine lit int mteren BOT
TOM an Der Nrbcit sic @ei3cncrnt(
olts5uorcihcn, mGbrcn0 Sic Wol6int
ocs lll6. Mittbous IN scr 8nilep'S
Greet No6baridoft om 9rcid)cn lit
g. g.. @rof uno Or. 3. $
Goltgbel!, BON 6crmonn, morcn ar
SuutStog IN @cidGItcn bier.
i. ). Same bot Die N9cntur hin
Sic Nrluslpif GlrcS un0 Snne,
Cubes ilbernommcn. Gieic Tires
Ionic Cubes gcb6rcn SIT Sen better
Oic olli Gem Ntortt iino uno I'M
GltBcrit Ooltcrboft. SprcHt Bel i'm
Dor mcnn cller Nltto cincn neltc1
Gire brntdt.
6riB Stride, bon @%ernronn, moi
am SamStng 5l flrr3em @ciltd,c il
Rorriion.
Der Morriion 8aicbull Club SOC
bci ocl1 ncl>lihcn 8ettipieI nit ocn
Scffcrion Gjtp Econt Den &iir3crcn
Gas Scorc itono s ST. 6 al @llnitG
Ger Observation-Disclosures.
2ouiS Calf unb 6omilic buber
6,e MobnunQ 0cs pcrit. GhoS. 2a(
br5ogcn.
Or. Mortmon lln0 j.. 5. &amI
wuren lcbte @ode in &erntarn I'm
Der 9comtcn,G infiibrling Der borti
gen DOB 6cllow Gogc bei5uwobnen.
Die @osco 2umber 60. Derfouft
elm 8risco Iuto an 6. s. 1.-THE uni
J Elm Gbeprolet an Sen, @ebmeper.
9a es megen Wangel an Gar,
unm0glid lit 8ei5en 5u ~berienben
fultfen Die ABORTION WilIing 60
iopir bic .Sormcrs gIepotor 60
feinen @ei3en ionOern nebnlen oer,
iel6en in @mpfang I'M Den 8eiael
fir sic Sarmcr in tbrcn Glepator.
auf3uipei6ern.
Ser biesi6brige @ei3cn lit DO,
por5iigli6er Gualit1t. 0as 9itrf
i6nittseclpidt bier lit GO Sfuno gun
9uibel.
Sobn Starfe e~rsielte o1f feline
Sorm, mie bieies ii6 beim 0rei6ei
NNNn 81 p 4 MI
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iiu0 ans Gflobomo BON Sen 6prtigcn
Grntcor6citcn 5ltriidgefchrt uno iin0
ictt bier unicren 6ormcrn bCim
Grci6cn bcbilIili6.
Sri. @runncmonn, bon Nerp So-
ben, uu1O Sri. Coma Coll ncr0cn
m0hrcn0 0en1 n06iten S6uIiobrc
llnicrer Sdulc ols 2ebrerimcn
u%oritebcn.
Nrtbltr lit uno SRI. gllmo NrIi8,
bon ct. 2ouiS, Iin0 bier oils @6ite
scr 6onilic 0cS Or. @orfmon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-16

-NG6itcn Montog Special
ShuIlpn6I, Stirm1t iiir sic Bomb.
onlei6c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
To ASK S17,843
At JAMESbURG
Big Increase in New School Bud
get--E|ection on Feb. "a
b. STAFF Correspondent.

JAMESBURG, Feb. 12.-District
Clerk John Waddy, of the local board
of education has issued his call for
the annual election to be held Tues
day night, February Gath. The ap-
preparation asked will be nearly
double that asked last year. The
amount thought necessary Is $17,843,
This large increase is made necessary
by the Increase in salaries for the
school teachers. Last year the mini
mum was $500 In the grammar school
and there Is legislation to pay $1,000.
In the High School the increase Will
be felt also as the minimum salary
has been increased from $1,000 to ST.
400.
At the same time three new mem
bers will be voted for to hold Office
for three years. Messrs. DR.. H. D.
Zandt, vice president; J.. Augustus
Thompson and George r. Bailey will
seek reelection for the full term. No
other candidates have signif1ed their
intention of running for the offices
vacated by these men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SEA SAGE
II Mixed with Sulphur 1t Darkens So
Naturally Nobody Can
Tell.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea ana
Sulphur for darkening- gray. streaked
and faded hair is grandmother's recipe
and folks are again using 1t to keep
their hair a good. even color. which Is
quite sensible. as we are Twin In an
age when a youthful appearance Is OF
the greatest advantage.
Nowadays. though. we don't nave
the troublesome task of gathering me
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product. improved by the addition OF
ana Suiphur Compound" 1t is very
popular because nobody can discover
It has been applied, Simply moisten
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand a. q time; by morn.
ing the gray hair disappears. but what
| delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
| and Sulphur Compound, is that. besides
beautifully darkening, the hair after q
few applications. II also produces that
soft lustre and appearaSce Of aeund-
ance which is so attractHe.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out TINS SIP
enclose with sc and mail 1t to Foley &
Co. 1886 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, Ill,
writing your name and address clearly.
You will receive In return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar.
Compound. for coughs. colds and Group
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets n wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing c~athartic. for con-
stipation, biljousness. headache, and
BARNEKOV & PETE.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
Fortune In
Whiskey Taken
By Officials
,By United Pr~.~.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 19,-Whisky val
ued at $4,000 GOO has been coufiscated
by the government here since the
Eirhteenth amendment 10 the Federal
Constitution went into effect last Sat
urdav
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
lyman THINKS
SALE OF PRISON
farm WAS PURE
LAND GRABBING
In a Letter to Governor
ShOup He Tells Some In
teresting Things About
the Deal.

The prison farm at Ayondale was
sold this week by the State Land
Board to the highest bidder. The re-
suits of the sale brought forth the
following letter from Warden lyman
TO Gov. Shoup:
Hon. Oliver II. Shoup, Governor of
Colorado, Denver, Colo.
Ny Dear Governor-For your infor-
nation 1 will say that the result of
the sale of the Avondale farm yester-
day was just as l have predicted all
along that it would be.
The land board sold it practically
at the minimum price ana among the
purchasers | find the names of Cawl-
field. Critics, etc, the men who were
making the fight against the farm on
the ground that it was a menace.
Furthermore. viii say that the
land board sold this wonderful tract
OF land for ss3.760, giving the pur-
chasers 20 years in which TO pay for
it. As you know, during the past
year the state itself took off of this
tract of land $4,000 in cash. and for
the last biennial period the gross re-
turns were Sl0l. .764.Ss. with a net re-
turn OF $50 51S.36. So ii will be seen
that the penitentiary was earning
more every two years and saving to
the taxpayers of the state. as much
money as the land was sold for. And
before this land is paid for by the
men who made the purchase. and be
fore the school children of the state
tiary would have earned and saved
for the taxpayers of the state $1,000
600 profit. and the school children
would stin have owned the section
Furthermore. as you will remem-
btr. ! offered the land board. IN your
presence. as a rental on this property.
500 GOO a year without selling the
land. So we offered them more in
rentals than the tract was sold for.
II this should not arouse the people
of the state to the necessity for the
abo ition of the present land board
than do not know what Will.
There was not an acre of this land
that was not worth on the market to-
day from $3.50 to $500. The aver
age price this land brought yester-
day was slS0.S7 an acre. The land
board MANAGED this bv pulling OF the
sale in a little school house in very
sparsely settled district. thereby Civ
ing only the people who were after
the land a chance to bid. and shutting
of all outside bidders by making it
inconveuient for them to attend the
sale Yours truly. WARDEN.
January 16, 1920.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
Parkdale

Harold Murray accompanied a car
of cattle to Denver last week. Re
turning he visited friends in Colorado
Springs and Florence. arriving home
Friday night.
Mrs. John Murray motored to Canon
City Tuesday, returning Saturday
w. II. Murray. Sr.. who made a bust
ness trip 70 Denver last week, re-
turned Thursday.
The Cross and Wallace families
shopped in Canon City Friday.
Mr. Williams completed the job OF
hauling sand for the new bridge Sat
urday. We hope the bridge viii be
put in by next July 4.
II. Brandon, the trapper. sold his
traps to W. E. Cross and has with
drawn from this territory.
John Murray shipped his turkey
crop to Denver today.
Miss Flock, who has been visiting
at her sisters. Mrs. W F Cross. 70
the past sir weeks, left for her hom @
in Denver this morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
Economy and
Efficiency in
Consolidation

Editor of The Daily Record
Your article on Monday entitled. {.
Consolidation of the Two High
schools" is slightly misleading. as
the consolidation will be OF the two
school districts. Nos and s. which
OF course. would include all the grade
schools AZ well as the two high
schools.
The consolidation would reduce the
overhead expense b! eliminating one
superintendent and one hirh school
principal. one art teacher. one music
teacher one phs steal instructor and
several high school teachers. 1t
would make one strong high school
Of about 900 students instead OF one
high school OF 500 students. AID an
other high school OF 100 students. The
weak places in either high school
would be strengthened and all the
students Mould have a better oppor-
tunity In their four years work The
ADVANTAGE in the grade schools would
district uniform on both sides OF the
.hiver
At present different books are used
and different work Is done so that
when a family moves from one side
Of the river TO the other. which Is
very frequent the children are badly
handicapped in their school work. The
people on both sides OF the river
should work in perfect harmony in all
municipal and school matters TO get
the best results Our children only
have one chance TO get their educa-
tion and they should have the very
best Il IS possible To give them. Our
schools should be made better II pos
sible. and by uniting the two districts
the educational facilities would be in
creased.
II would seem the logical thing for
the FrIitmere and Four Mile districts
TO Join in this union. as their stu
dents have always attended the Canon
City high school.
A f. SHARMAN
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
Secure Your
Auto License
Immediately

Something like 700 automobile Ii
censes have been granted by the
county clerk since January l, and the
clerk in charge OF their issuance has
been about the busiest individual en-
ployed at he court house, Although
there has been great rush Tor the
1890 license tags during the last week
or 10 days, Il will increase as the end
OF the month approaches.
Il should be borne In mind that un.
der the new law all auto owners must
have their license tags on their ears
on the morning of February |, failing
in which the state inspectors and po-
lice have n right to arrest them and
take them into COURT and il is said
they will be watching for the new
tags II arrested It will cost an
owner MS much as the license fee.
The clerk and his force wish to
urge upon owners OF cars to make
application promptly as there will be
an unusual rush during the last few
days unless the majority OF owners
apply beforehand
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22
Park Center

Mr. McMurray of Grand Junction
came last week to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Beck on Saturday Mr.
McMurray and Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
drove to stone CITY in the Beck car
to visit with T. o. McMurrsy and
other relatives, in that city. The Nc
Murrays are brothers OF Mrs. Back.
Earl Mains made trip to his ranch
in the Bar,h hill country last week and
brought back shipment OF fur his
brother Carl had taken. In the lot
was the fur OF a cross FOX. an animal
very rare II seems. as its lowest value
In the fur quotations is S225. Earl
figures his returns should be better
than sIo0
Bert Miller has been doing well with
his traps this winter He has taken
eight coyotes. four fox. one lynx. sew
cral bob-cat. skunk. etc. He figures
his returns will be in the neighbor-
hood Of $500 for this shipment and
the trapping season is good for some
time yet
Mrs. Gamma oBrien is spending a
few days in Canon City visiting
friends.
Jim Berta and son Joe of Lincoln
Park were visitors on the Park sun
day.
Lon Green went up to his mountain
ranch ON High creek Monday tn look
after some stock he has up there,
vincinzo Lovesome of Lincoln Park
was business visitor on the Park
the Grst of the week.
r. Mason OF Lincoln Park was q
business visitor al the home of s. n
Hnfrman Saturday.
Mrs. ]. s Miller spent the week.
end at their Wilson creek ranch.
Mrs. j G. Brewer spent Thursday
visiting at the home of Mrs. ]. +.
Hochkiss.
Mr. Prlngle of Lincoln Park visited
the Park on a business errand Sat
uhday.
c. A. Norman is hauling sand He
is going to build another room TO his
home and figures that concrete will
he much cheaper than lumber
Ben Morrin OF Garden Park was n
business visitor Saturday.
Little Virginia Burkhart has been
quite III for several days. hut is much
better at this time
Mrs Pearie Carter and son Casle OF
South Canon was visiting friends on
the Park Thursday
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Hams are NOV
ing back to their ranch in the Barehin
country after living on the Park since
early last fall They purchased a
couple OF fine milk cows 90 take back
with them. They start Tuesday. Mr..
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Bassick Items

Mr.. Mulvsy OF Junkins Park called
at the postofice Friday.
Milton Harden returned from Stella.
No. Saturday, where he has been Wis
iting his mother over the holidays
Mrs Elizabeth Cowles came home
Tuesday after a two weeks stay at
Canon City.
Mrs Sarah Martin returned home
Saturday after weeks visit at the
home OF her son. Frank Martin.
Lon Bell went TO Canon City with
grain Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris enter
tanned at Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith and Granddaughter.
Miss Leona Richards, Mrs w /. Tut.
tie and two children. Miss Elya Van
derlinde. Mrs. T. A Ferbach. Mrs.
Eiinor ventcr and Jesse Seymour.
Mrs l. r Dabney has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. William Cruckson OF Wheel
gate ranch Was q visitor at the posi-
office Saturday
The mail carrier trucE broke
through the crust OF ice in a deep
snowdrift as he was leaving the post
Office at Bassiek Saturday. requiring
the help OF n team TO get out,
Silas Spalding visited with his
brother James Spaiding Wednesday.
w $. Seymour was a business Wis
iior at Asa Riggle's. Mrs. Mollie Me
CulouEh's and ". X. McCuliouEh's
Friday.
= l.. Smith and children and Mrs
l.. r. Pine sd daughter went 10 the
county metropolis Thursday.
Rev. A. vanderiinde aud wife and
son Denman were Sunday visitors at
the home of T. w. Ferbach.
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Check Prices
x Every Month
Over Colorado

As means OF combating the high
cost OF living in Colorado. the State
Department of Labor. through W. l..
Morrissey. state labor commissioner.
will collect data on the retail prices
ON all food commodities. clothing,
coal wood and dry goods. These in
vestigations viii be made in 10 cities.
representing every section of the
state. and reports will be compiled
each month.
The reports will be made up by the
superintondents OF the Colorado free
employment offices in each OF the 10
cities. They will he sent In TO the
stsie department each month THE
year and the state department will
compare them. II is the Intention OF
the department to ascertain the range
of prices in various parts OF the state.
and ,shcre the prices seem high. to
inveeiigate and take steps TO bring
down the high prices.
Whom all the reports are In. com
parison OF pricee over the state will
be sent to each employment office.