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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03
Boys Livestock Clubs.

Reinbeck, IA. w. Runft is
strong for boys livestock clubs.
He credits one of them with his
success.
He said, Sin 1928 I went into
club work in my county and that
year grew the best acre OF corn in
the state OF Iowa. then became
very much interested in the Chester
White swine, as figured that Ches-
ters and corn would go very we'll
together. So / bought me a SOW,
which farrowed nine nice pigs. II
cost me $50, which was considered
big price at that time.
That fall / went to the fair and
cleaned up all the old breeders in
the show ring Then l decided that
would go after the business right
and bought another SOW at once
for SEQ, and in twelve months
time l had sold $1,225 worth from
her alone.
II have been in the game now
thres years and held my first sale
Jan. IS, 1920. l sold forty-eight
head at this sale and averaged
$12e57 head. l owe all my sue
cess 10 getting started in club work
and ] can never say too much good
for the clubs, for the boys and girls.
Take up the work you like,
stick to it and you cannot help but
succeed. In three years time I
have had on the farm 265 head"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03
About the Diamond.

The diamond is the hardest stone
known. Its name (French, diamant) Is
derived from the Greek adamao-un-
tamable. The word was probably at
tached to the stone because 1t con-
veyed the idea of invincible hardness.
No acid will scar it; no solvent will
dissolve it. Ages may pass without
dimming the luster of its adamantlne
face.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03
Real Bonanza Kinqs.

The bonanza kings" were James s.
Flood, A. S. OBrien, John w. Mackay,
and James c. Fair, four men of Irish
palentage who acquired vast fortunes
from the gold and silver mines on the
Pacific coast. They had various imi.
tators and successors who shared the
name, but these four men were the
"only original bonanza kings,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03
Bought $4,000 Bull.

Haquoketa IA. Kukkuck, a
jackson county breeder residing
near Preston, has just purchased \
puIe-bred Holstein bull for his herd
of dairy cows. 1t lis understood that
the price paid for the bull, which
is from show ring stock was $751;
O0s
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03

There is a movement under way
to establish university for women
in China, which will be planned after
the style of American colleges for
women.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03

Thrift of time will repay you in
after life with a usury of profit be-
yond your most sanguine dreams.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03

In work there is perennial noble
ness. In idleness alone is there per-
petual despair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03

Beware OF the man who talks Of
the silver lining in the cloud and
borrows your umbrella before It be-
gins to rain.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03
At Winneshiek Hotel
Two Days
Thursday and Friday
March II and IL.
Hours 10 a. m. 20 5 D. m.

:" - U.s. ~ " "
Mr.. Fisk made visits to DEBORAH
for over 26 years. Over 10000 citi-
zens of N. e. Iowa are using his
glasses with absolute satisfaction
You cannot consult anyone bette
about your eyes
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-03
Public 0piuinu.
BY HARRY J. GREEN

DEBORAH, IOWA, MARCH 8, 1920.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
PRODUCERS OF FINE CATTLE
TO HAVE lone BANQUET
Chamber and Clubs To Hear
Prom Men Who Have Made
Success Of Registered
Stock

The sfaYa Ia ast Tor lhr Hereford
end shor4hora bsnaues ~ s1e lonc
iouRhi
Tho sffsad u being giseu hY me
enwbinvd iofrca ~ IA tgoiafy and
lArns riabs and che Chamber ~
comwefee. complimentary 20 the ~
f.rrra ana VISITORS connected wigh the
iierofofa and showhen association
The bic shew ami salc opcacd ihla
mefhins
iArse crowds we IN attendance
ard ibe slosk soij hrnuhl high
rflros
The Hart eahibil u ilerrssuda wau
FrrAtlt admired
AustingreF HERR rot aalsss ~
trim and mada tho sale. misA
A. ihs banquei ionlshi q u Acton
81 Crescent. ~ll likely bo MASTER of
ceremonies
Speeches ~ill b. made b. expert.
iepeed sfoekmon only
Addresses ~ Guthris men have
rro~n cnmmnn aud bAnano,era srow
resfi,e under their oatpuf eaid a
Lions club man. ~hn y helping
scaFden make arrangements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
COMPILING WATER FACTS
FOR BONO ELECTION
Chamber Committees Ask For In.
yentcry Of Fire Department
Needs and Pump Station
Requisites

Sax ~ the committees * TIE Cham.
her of Commerce met a. the Burnett
cafe for lunch Tuesday and discussed
matters pertinent 10 ihe ciiys Nvl
fare.
A special committee Naa recom
mended ~ laAe az inventory - sht
supply AMI the needs ~ the fire Al
nient and 70 examine into the va.
ter Department az the pump station
and the needs thereof. for tho par
pose OF having the facts asailable
when thn pro osod bond election q
cailtd
The mayer aas requested o. ~
certain Why a certain motor company
A Okiahoma ciiy came through hera
few DAYS ago and marked trail
for tourists along Division stress 90
Washington street and ihcn ono nlock
casi 20 Vine street. thus sttcmnilnf
to divcft sbs trsrcc along streets
possessing mueh lcss attractive seen.
vfy than many of the other streets
poaso~s and showing np the town
much Hers aaYaniarson~ly than b,
having traffic come down Vine 10 ne
hath h0us and vat on Oklahoma
Avenue other markinsE wsre rec
ommended also. an ardinaure to
rosuife the ma-ti(w - rausrs
through the ely
4, was recommended that large rr
ccpiacies be placed upon the bust
ness streets and that people be r..
qulrcd 20 place waste rap.r into them
since tho aocumulaiions on Harrison
ard Oklahoma avenues should b. pre-.
vented
Arrangements were made for an
open meeting ard lunch Al ths
city hail next Thursday evening Al
weeks advertising IN M Leader wac
giving AL an opportunity to
Join The Chamber 81 Commerce Much
rood work for Guthrin is in presrsss
and forthcoming and all are asked 60
join and help 10 make Guthrie Bat
tor thai ever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
GUTHRIE HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS TO DEBATE Shawnee
Forensic Struggle Will Take
Place At the High School
Auditorium or Friday
kight Al 80

Forensic strugrle. are nos ~ hansi
TIE frst contest fof honofs 20 b.
held ls suihrie ~iii ilte place a. The
hixh school auditorium Friday. Nafrh
ss. a. q 80 .. ~. The shawnee Eifia
team viii be here TO match theft
shiil AGAINST the Guthrie sirle' team
On she question. ~Resolfod ihat ~
funied states g0vsfnmeut should
adopt policy of Ifice cnntrni for
the nacossltics of ilfe The Guthrie
riris ~sll maintain ne affirmative.
on the same nigbt anolher Guthrie
team will defend the Dsxsslss - The
same question a. Oklahoma cify
Ou Friday. April ? ne same ques
ton wlli ~ debaied AZ Guthrie and
a. chickasha. The Cushfie slris all
hold up lfe affirmative Al chiekaeha
and viii defend me NEGATIVE On their
9~n platform
Besides the debate Friday uighf.
a short program wlll be presented
by the two sshool societlss Il VII
b. necessary 20 make char -
:. cents admission IN order 10 1e -
expenses of The wishing teams and the
Ipda.s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

and brightest of car young nss and
women Who viii soon seoao pre-
psre, for 'leaehlng and thus supply
she deplessi rsnss of tbs issfrs'
slon. yet. II rlli. al the very best
rsq'l tlfsY ~ f4ll y<Ais fepisu
ish ,he leashlnx forces ~th feathers
a. compefenf as they we're In pre-
~ days.
wh the ranks lili. standards of
qualification viii be raised aaa 80
viii then. and not antlI then. be sbie
10 eliminate The ineompetent eaeheFs.
This children our future men an1
women deserve our best efferts ard
unsfinted help. This Il our emporium
Wy 70 give Il. and IN 30 doing mani-
fest the true spirit Of AmeFieanisa.
Will We do IT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
[vANC[LIsTIC SERVICES
INCREASE N INTEREST
Large Audience Greeted ksv
CaIlan and singer wissman
A. First N Y Chuvh
Lest Might

Ths esanzelssle sssvAs~ ~ ths
first " D. ehureh eonslaas ~ m
ernase IN size ana Interest sssv a.
ssmgiveiv ald IN, g-iir es*,wd %
p.of,le ll.tsn last nlght 10 ~ mes
nhmu delivered BY the pa@ior. h~v'
J. a t'slllu. taken fron Afts IA.
based on ths words -fsrsisx tse
worls lfpulde Do<n~ ThIz togis
bfoashs 10 llKht truths the fhrsfisn
ponder sell 10 heart and mind ~.
sfe' revival ean brsin m H. h~&rte
~ the ueupla sos, thisss sppsfma>a.
such ss pfida snsaisy mast 80 do~n
and christ aud hls las~is 80 ~. ~.
wlsentan sang sery eff<zfissiy ise
beautiful hymn Hpend ~ itsah with
JesnsT Instability ~ chair irsder
h sxsmplsfisd n ms Fssdy fssipssr
~ the congregation 20 hi~ ssxsot re-
ausvss tfsss eash and sysfysn~ pres
ent iolH 10 lhs sla lisx ~ the hymn-
Mr. Nlaeman eill seudsf special
numbsf tonlsht
Rev csfIlH's ~ssi~sf this essnin<
viii be ~ressinx iip Scrap " Pa
per coHs early and rsseiss = ssIf'
isusi blessing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
A PUBLIC NURSE IN
EACH COUNTY, IS OBJECT
Red Gross In Peace Times Doing
Wonderful Work and the
Benefits Therofrom
Apparent

Announcement ~ the lntealion II
the Red cross 10 place public health
nurse IN every county IN Oklahoma
where suea a nurse ia no, aifsady al
work under he direction ~ the state
board % health WAS made today
from southwestern divisional hcan
unartas - the Red crovw - "
Louis TIE Assignment OF addlllsmai
nafaes will b. made IN 60 operation
wih state health officials
Results espaviei from ghls far.
ica hlnf eampaiRn 40 hsnlh and
sanitation we're outlined hy Mlss LYDIA
W Anderson. dlrcrior u nursing Tor
me sauihwesirrH division
"The Red Gross public health
nurse she said to-day ia helping 70
lay ihe foundation stones ~ universal
health she ls one of the nsosf po-
tent factors OF civic botisrment ~
ne day For ~haD Ayasskh civic
beiiermeni nnlses 80 first have civic
hnaithY
before the ned Gross entered the
rid tis,rs ueno oily ceoe public
health nurses IN The entire eoantfy
These are Distributed spareely N che
lContined on PAGE :. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

such levy vlii give the boys ard
rir,s In the poor districts Haofe bear-
Is an eausl osps.ianiiy With ne
bo,s and siris In cities or wssishs
districts.
where the link y now sufficient
or unnecessary. the sir mill levy VIII
reauc. the present local levy By sis
mills 80 net sai' The district. b y
rural Or city.
with good pay OF even ta~ pros
pecis Of good pey. the br~< fssehefs
viii remain In the business. many
= ~ qualified i.ae1srs Who .vs lett
/. viii return 10 II and our normal
scho9is al the e'ac4'ionsl tesart-
ments % other institutions of learn
ing viii become filled With the best
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
= AZ ~,,lllss. = ~NiD ttlE
ut>. ~ttr llE Wts ,
rmt WAY IN tsttI. !
I ~llOr IllM- A
INJURED BOY MAY /
LIVE; IS GU / N
.nAy-uAIstD pAnENr
p1ItD WIN uON ~
ns>iHs> taNWtt.ss
tltt. NIT " As
SUMMED nv TlM
Nnt NJ Otftl.tW

cNissoe. asFeh fs~~gfsrs el~s~ss
" sssrs ed. lss s@ sss n Ne sssrss
rsspsssi sesss s<esa.sir ~~s~ts<
~tlls as fsss~f, ~hs ssss hiw ~ts ssss
ME ssai.~ s~slsss srslsssis ne sss
se~ss " ths hey's ssssele ssf Hss
Tire s~etss usss hls r~valvss lsss risNs
10 kssr Als ~ay~snt SEQ sFs~ srs~s
~ sw sssrY" ire elder ps~srs ssis
sAs solles ~nssh<f srss have ht~
hsas ~ shes. snss siw ~rssf \
~ss ss~sy. ssfsls hs ~ssls torn
es~asss. NJ her ~es le asa sss~'
panY~
rhs sfsss lslmaas go svs lsss ~ssns
~ fl~si sfsass " fssissm sas k~y, Ns
fasea re sea a. ths ssssss i. ss~
psey ~ ssas saa sfsss ss~ ~ssss
~lsh ssw. fired snsss essisss n ne
besy. tss ~slsss ever ne lsIsfss bsy
aetl ire pasle~ ssfsyss
a lsvs yes. FFsnA." !" ne aged man
sabbsa ass a 10 ssvs ysss s~s'."
Frs~s. a.. enc ~ TER shsidves.
siippsd lasa his sfs.s ~ sSevssss
~nsa he ~ss "a yssFs sta. re sssrss
said sss ~ss ARRESTED nsm.fsss s'rsss
ard s<ns 70 = ssssrm sshsei ~ NE
REQUEST - ~. elder F,assss bus NE
mesnss's elssslras sI~sss ser W Men
q fspelssa. ss lsts n~m~ rsss 49,
ard esssuas~s nls rnesn.y " usvs hsws
me~sy rh.n ne wvrs s~ss sys'rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Wood Leads All
In Primaries
In North Dakota

Sioux Falls. s. D, March 2@.--
Major General leonard Wood yes.
serdsy Iced less thar s.4oo votes
over Governor Lo~osn o. Illinois
on returns of over 7os out of i.z<o
state precincts IN south ossots's
vote fer endorsement of . repvbls.
can candidate for president. sers-
tor johnson, IN third place. was
100 votes behind Governor Lo~o
en-.
Senator Miles poinosster. lnct
pendent eseoiosss, polied only .
small vote. Tabuisteo returns
sror, the 7os precincts showed tire
fcsso~irs vote; Wood. 22.s5s;
Lo~1en. 1922: Johnson 1850
Ten counties. comprising i<z pre-
circts mostly N remote sections.
have net been heard from.
Many of these ara isoisted from
railroad ard wire connections
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

inr che rural districts such shss the
fsruier can afford 10 Keep he chii-
dren there. and be cannot afford 10
keep fhcm where there arr not good
schools. hence. The welfare q the
cities demands shs= good schools be
provided for IN rural dlssriess.
A slx mil state wide tar levy siii
am ,shf 90 sbo Z fifteen dollars 10
each hoy and ei1 u scbool age IN
rBe prse snd sih almost doulfe
the amount q schooi funds nox avail
able
Such levy vii gparanies al rural
districts good school ~iih sell paid
teachers. even xbefe school boards
are not progressive. and will enable
towns and cities 20 meet the emerx-
ency confronting them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
COMPENSATION ron SERVICE
MEN OF $50 pgR DAY

Washington. March 9i~Ths rsp
,rescnsa'lscs ~ the American Lesion
ssad eaTis today foe rrcsenfsiisn 10
he hu1se Ways and means committee
a apw plan for soldiers relief. en-
ss~e,ag PROVISIONS for hand set -
neri. home oallding aid. VOCATIONAL
training and pafaient ~ AFFECTED
so9lrcasation
tlE''sr the biil land projects IA al
states would be srai.sble 10 forussr
service men ard credit At fhe sale
of sf.so for every day of service.
soxethcr with loan at the rate ~
= iSe rer cent interest would be aa-
shorized Compensation az ssoo a
dAy" would be paid those who desire
70 acqalrc homes In the cisy or coun-
try sections.
Vocational training would be ex-
tended FOR a time equivalent 10 serv-
ice In the army or navy and con-
pensalion At $40 a day would he
paid. Adjusted compensation Tor
those ~ho do not desire to partirip.
ate In land projects home building
aid Or vocational training would be
paid al sise for each day OF service
70 be ayaiiahe within year after the
passage OF the hin by congress.
Former service men would have
ten years in which 10 file apslsca-
tion exercising one Of the four op-
tions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
STATE tDltTANr az AMER
ICtN LEGION TElllS MAlS
AND MEANS COMMIT
TEE WHERE UNCLE
SAM FEII. DOWN
MEN TO DRAW $3.50 FOR
EACH DAY Of SERVICE
VOCATIONAL. TRAINING ALSO
10 RE CONTiNt I'D AND
HOMES PROVIDED IN
DER PROPOSED MN
lEClSl.NIiO,
svllgriN

Washington. March a4.--Fallsre Of
ire government 10 sia forr~r service
~er has resulted In the & W. ".
making q drive TO get sucn men into
.nas osyzrlsstien. the ways and means
Committee In the house was told "a.
day ~ J. e. Holden, state sdlusans
of the American legion in Utah.
oraarnixed propaganda BY TIE .
W. W. to oiseredls government sso
and undermine tire American leasoa
's spreading throughout the eoonsry.
ne sad. ana many unlnsellioert for
ner servsee ~en are bein1 gatre~ed
into the organization rs a result 0,
propsssroa stating that tire govern
ment has eone nothing for former
soldiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

There Is an emergency IN cdasa-
fson-ifo. .oee teachers left the Fro-
fcssson during abe isss year. Many
Of their places are filled By yoanz
or incoupefent teachers. and many
vacancies yet exit
The great majority Of those who
iefs the teaching profession. did 20
Il enter positions offering better
pay: hence. Il Is evident that they
we're of the more ambitious, intel
llre1<. and progressive class
And these have eft the teaching
business ard Others In great numbers
viii doubtless follow 20 enter better
psyinz positions. 4 Is clear that The
only way 10 meet the emergency is to
secure better pzy for teachers.
A very great number Of districts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
PEAK GIVES nE,uNE
or SCHOOL CONDITIONS
City superin,sndem Makes Reply
To the criticisms Touch.
ing His Admin.
isirasisn

Prot i'saA eAs -,.l,nl isd he relle~
ins snswer 20 the "a lfsns ,oashias
oa iocai school na,sef
fdllos Leader A slaftmsns con,
ecfnlng clis schools
LEVY Tbs low d seaf wah
eleven mills rhls yvaf 'he iieara ~
Education Is askibs to- uf'eeA mllls
an msfeast 81 foar mils last pear
the total appropriation ter tbs CA,
sclioois VA tlsfso o. this eonllne
ysar ihe n..afd ~ Fsiucai Ion j. asking
fo, 81 fi.4e1 sk This n ~ inrtv>se ~
ae prr cenl nnd not Nv pef cent ~
course This y hardly iair estimate
of ihc ingfeasa heoaune e vas tAong q
wl-e 10 Rsk tor enough 10 add sorc
additional teachers tor ESQ peat school
year The census euunt aiiou plainly
Indicates that "a diliional lcsrhefs sill
b. needed n shr pppalalion esre
taxed, ~ "a - noi. ~ /. hc population
were drslrasine a. y y lni the ahose
amegni ooaia hp safely decreased iiai
Guthie & geoving and YiH eonlinue
in grow and y provision ia nut mate
f0r this inefease ihe scloois VII suf.
ter q b. general, concrurd taai
trnehers are inaaeQuaisiy paid ans
unless some increasu "a grants IN DE
sasa-~
trontlnoad on Para a. col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
WHAT rIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Tie ilagun A fpsai desfve wa
rad ia ihn nuieh parliament AFans Z
las she Island u wlsrlasrn 80 shs
former 0ssmaa cFuwa psfaen - =
place u reslasnfe. rwiii-sas pfriud
Ice "a msufa eFfaaeemensa
Washington The Aneflan
Federation ~ Labor lssusd state
ment saying ofaMalted lahosn' aan
PARTISAN political rampeiKn waa
launshsd with tremendous enshaal.
sem a. fesah % messlses heia
Monday night by loesi unlnaA thru.
oul the eoualfy
iiarliu Naiar General suH s4ar'i
vita the military csanuaadsr % NJ
knpp revolt. aud AamIfai son 7Fw-
sha. chief II the adutsFalfy have bern
arrested, Il was anneaafed nf1isiAill
Tuesday nlesl
Clnssnaali Loo Msaee. fsaussf
major leasae ball player. n state
mrnt hlnled he would make Frxela
,lons ~ sensational nature NalaF
day Magea Il ~an who sufsr~d a
inso contract by the Chicago Natsvn'
Al league elub
Topeka Attorneys Cor Rnbsft
Hlll. wanted IN Arkansas ga chafes
Of lnritlnn 20 riot and srrenled fss
lefday on a charge - enfsrsouatins
federal officer. ennoumesd f~sisral
Iudxe John G Pollock had agreed 80
hearing on ne merits q ths eaar. IN.
stead ~ sending tho prisoner haek 20
Arkansaa upon approval ~ the In
dlsimsut b. The Arkansas court
isorlln The strike committee
unanimously proclaimed the KsneraI
sirike ended
London According 10 . svpen
hsKrn dlapateh tho ilaasr cabinet ~
German hae come "a terms with lhe
oatrrmiata Al the eosi ~ sweeping
ronesNsioas. A purely socialist esh
met - % be formed ~hteS sili -
tempt 20 Fseetabilsh ofder and bold
elections u Uas ssid
warsa~ Extremely heavy flsht
lnr b~fwren lha Russian halahestki
and the Isolea ~aa reported from shv
Polish front
Washington The naval apt.rn-
priaflon blll. earfylnE approximately
it1s,neo eoe passsd lha house. and 49,
sent 90 the senate
Aastln Texas obtained an Or
aef IN the aled Texas district eonEs I
extending the Jurisdiction ~ tho swe
Texas receivers to The entire atfsa u
Red rissf bid oli lands Ia aiNfats
set~een ihis s.a~ and oklahlma
igichmond Representative f'loo.i
d virsinia. announced he rosisi "a
tfodure = resolution smpesefink
President Wilson 70 ~rtte nr~
peace wllh Germany ard declare the
tnlied STATES ~ pescs vita al fow
ufs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

are nos lesylnx the maximum limit
Of ffieen mills and this In many
places. l. fonaa 20 be Inadequate. snd
Il wili b. inadequate 10 far more
places next year, 10 Isosids the sal
airy funds necessary 10 keep the best
teachers IN the profession.
10 districts where me limit > not
being levied. they are in many cases
having shsr< terms - school with
poorly paid teachers.
Eaacatlon il not local affair. -
cause h state aide. and the state
should protect H interests ard help
70 zspTort &.
The cities are deDendert upon
The proper rural districts over their
existence and support. and the sup
porf IL made possible onIy By max
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Bank Robbers
Overlook $4,000,
Take Liberty Bonds

usfslssslils. Nssss s~~ssshsfs
sees tsaa 90 10 s.sh srs a. aesssts
msssa s~ea~t ~ kiasFts nNNss
frpm ere clussas Assss esrs -
Rs~e~s. s~*asy wssss ssstN - nss~
tass slsss sN.eco - sssA - a.
efsss ssfs ~ss eseeseesta. hs~s
eusesafs ssls
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AuromoailT coss rsHouo~
aaipoH NAN ~ sttktn

Al sa'emoblle dfissH ~ ; sffana
o. i fepegtette have piauksa 'pia
ite cin,agfoR river neaf cnfta aaa
lhe dfisef killsd The F~peft efNft
tlsAf she man wss gfum WlrhasA HNH
ass afivsas - lka 90 fiNids ~
gA4 AR tatkinr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
TOLEDO'S CIMks WILL
RI TURNED AHEAD

Toledo. O. March 2s-Toiedo' 3
clocks will be turned shead one heur
on March -. under an ordinance
passed By the city council. Railroads
entertn1 here will not &c affected
greatly by the change This j. The
dividing point for eastern and cen
tral standard time officials say much
confusion Is caused thereby and that
g.Asea-o Is the aore logical dividing
point. Il icing a terminal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
6LHs WILL HAVE SOCIAL
SESSION: INSTALLATION

Local Eiks are preparing to have
big time on he night 81 the second
Tuesday in Aprll. when the newly
elected officers ARE installed A so
cial session vfil foiIow at which the
boys viii drink near beer and think
Of the good old times that have pssz-
ee a near bsnq8es wilI also BE- spreed
for the members 30 discuss a snod
ssree Is IN the offtrr. noiwifhxt.nalag
The szhzrs condition Of the land and
the state % the nnscn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
tn THE CITIZENS
OF GUTHRIE

Are yoH in fssor of Chamber Of
Commerce. Are you hnlping 70 sup
port one, Guthrie needs the ssss~t
znce Of every resident xho has its IN :
sere<f sf heart the coming year
There are zt iesst three hundred ci4-
xens who shoais belong 10 the Cham
Der of comrnerre who do no. Are
yoa one Of the three hundred CHh-
RE is growing and vii grow this year.
Why not do your part towards its
advzncemenf- Join the Chamber
Eo~ and help a. Cab A. and you
VIII BE supplied sish an enroiImens
card.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
csNsaAl RAIN ovss
srArx - ssseoRr

rhe rala h sensfal ever tsw state
tusiay asseFains 40 wtew Fvp<sftA Va
.srcsF kia~s ana Cowaaeh esssntipa
ths fAsafall excesaed tee lnshe@ -
tore neAan n the oaesp there saa a
tlo.~s u rain last nlshi aaa tssiay
are ,has he eeia ~ili
rcalsnae ia i.nssn darfae he nlNhi
ffopa are benefited afvatlY
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The hay and hIs stfi wesn there
Ana ,hsy aiAat care wha snew q
Not they 10 had his arA sfeahd
aer Ana ahe wus anagaivd up rlnsa.
They rompIaeensly cna~ea suni, a's
sNnas and wsre hatpY Aaeh = fDa'h
end happiness