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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Die .Wicbaiae.

Sc0cr Wtiiiouricr, Ger mGbrcnN
0c2 MricQc& III Ger 9lrncC 0iCntC un0
cincn cbrcnpolIcn NbidicO crbicIt, lit
5l elmer ser SicQcs WicooiIlcn be.
rcd)tigt llnh I'M Safe Oca GnOCS
0ca bctr. SoI0ntcn not Der nithItC
&crmonOtc Ona Ncht OiC NtcOoiIlc
5ll crhnItcn. Die Wctorn oNcr Sic
0co NtcOoillc lit sic ih0nltc bic bis
her bon Scr frNicrulQ QCprG0t MIR.
sc lm0 hGn2t an CinCm sic iForbcn
a0Cr nit 9llncrifn oIliCrtCn NttihtC
tro0cn0cn NonNc 0a2 an elmer Sol
tc beicIti1t lit nti DEM sic 9tunlCn
Der Mnltptihlnttcn Cin9rnuirt iino
al ocncn ser bCtr. Solbot tbciIgc,
nonlnlcu hot. 9'iS iett bnbcu MIR
ctmn cinfilnftcl Scr Solootcn mel
d)c 5u oieicr 0tcOoillC brrcd)tiQt iinb,
6icIe crbobCn.
g(ppIifotinnS 6ormuIorc f0mcn
bricflid ohcr pcri0nlih bon Der IL.
3. SfcfrutirlnQS Stotion in San.
ios Gin. ct. 9ouiS lmo (SopIin be,
5o8cn mcr0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
SdDIimmcs SlntumubilsltngliiG.
Srnu Srnut gcCfmun uuu bier mn
mcbrere ibrer Trcnnoc
idlimm Oerlcbt.

6rou Sranf @cCfnon, BON Scr.
nlomL lmO ocrcn ShpGgcrin SSrou
MI. @ccflllon frilbcr bier mobnhoit
murOen m IieaatoQ lester @od,c
bci cincnt 9Iutomobil lluqliid in Ct
Souia Goltntp ihlimm nCrIctt
tYrol @ccfmm hottc om IiCn5.
toQ in @cicQihoit ibrcr S6mGocrin
:. &uSurcnc lmN @nttil1> in Glaptnn
cirCn @Ciuh ob0citnttct, bel ucltbcr
@clcQcnbcit tic ip0tcr cine 9lrto.
fobrt n Ncrrn 2o6oreue's Qrobcn
Cadillac 2luto untcrnonlncn. 9lls
Nn2 2luto al Cincr GdC mo SluCi
Strn6cn lid frCr3clL cirhog. lpur0c
0oaicIbc Don cincn SOr0 Irllt scr
Union electric 81. in ser Itittc nit
iOldcr SclpoIt QctroiIcn Nnb Nn2
NIuto lid ilbtriCbhlQ lnh 0lc &nini-
len nntcr 0Cnicibcu CingcflCnlnt
mrrocn. Iurd Ocn 2lnprall mlr0c
Der (rllf 3uriIfgGuoricn un0 9crictb
IN 6lonlmCn hic sum @hif jc6nd,
lid nidt uuf hos 9lltp perbrcitcten.
9lla sic %crlnQlijdtcn ans ibrcr &C.
fibrlihcu Gage bCfrcit mor0cn mo-
rCn, itcIltc c8 iif beruus 0ob SSruu
,Srnnf 9cCfmm i6mer5hoftc Ser.
lctltngcn an &opfc lmb onberCn
&6rpCrtbCilcu crlittcn bnttc. 6rolt
III. 9cefmom Cinen picrfnd]cn Hip-
pCnbrth unb 9rlh 0es Sdliiiicl-
bcinS. 2Ild Sic nnocren Snioiien
murOcn ihmer, 5lm @liit jc0od)
niht t0otlid) nCrleBt. iSruu Beet.
mon fCbrtc am SonStoQ in 9cQIci,
tlmG ibrcs @ottcn, ser fllr5 nod0cm
CT 9tohriht Don Dem llnQliif crDol.
fen bnttC noh ct. 2nuis qcCiIt mar,
mjcOcr bicrbcr 5urilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Sn Berger sciturben,
Srnn Sos. 8arbs, idDeiSct uad
lGn9ercr &;anfBcit aus
bicIcm Seben.

6rolt SOlcpbinc Norbs, och. gtol-
tc, @ottin pon Sos. @arbS, lit am
ICBtcn 9iCnsto9 ARorgcn in ibrcr
8obnun9 in Berger, nod IQngcrenl
ibmcrcn &cioen, im glltcr bon 3S
Sobrcn, o WtonntCn ,lno IS Iogcn
aus Oieient 2cben geihicOcn.
Srou @nrbs mar cine Gn6tcr OeS
Dor 3pci HS5obrcn III Otorriion Der
Itorbcncn Sobn 9tOltc, mO lullrOc
ont 1. Wtdr5 1882 IN Berger 9cbo.
rem no tic im Sabre 1904 lid nit
Soicpb @nrbS Dcrebclidtc, 0iCIcr
Che cntiproNen mini &inOcr bon
mclden brei I'M frilbcu &in0csnltCr
ItarbCn. GSrau Norbs mar Cin trCu-
cs Dfit9lieO Der fntbl. ct. GaltIs.
8cnlcinoc iopic OcS ct. llnna
6roucn Scrcins bon Berger. ,Sbr
10 friib5citigcr Io0 bot ibrc pieIcn
6rclnoc lrnO @cfonntc in Berger
rnO llntgegcn0 III Oic ticiitc Iraltcr
perictt.
Sic bintcrlGBt ibrcn tiCibctriibtcn
0ottcn, lmO 5mci nod umlilnoi9e
ainoer, ionic folgenoc @cidmiiter:
2lrtbur 9toltc lm0 &ntp 9toltc ppn
Berger, Innn lmO 2lruultbo 9toItc
mb Sobn 9tolte bon Dtorriion
9ic 9ecroi9lln9 iinoet belttc Otor.
gen i'm 8 llbr nod eincr Graucr-
fcier in Der fotbI. ct. Hnuls .&ir6c
5lt Berger, oui Dem &irdbofc Scr
gcnonntcn @cmeinOe, itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Gigcnthums.llc .llcbcrtrunnrgen,

Seit inherent letter @crift mur,
Den folgcnoc @rllnOciqcntbumS
l(cbcrtro9lrngcn im bicii9cn Rccor.
Der gIntc 9cbudt:
.. =. Snn1,if on @m. s. SuSS.
monn A 9lfer nnbr 9lnno, ST
Nnrp 8. EcrIc II. 9(.. an @m. s.
S6ultc, 2ono nobe 0rofc, ST; Sbos.
Sccgo on 6ronf q. Sccgo, 2l0 9lfcr
nabc Smcnspi1Ic, $4,000; Morr
. Sdarfferfoctter m sSronf Scbocffcr-
tocttcr, $50 Ndcr n0rolih bon
SmenSpillc 81; II. 6. SocOtnaml
an @m. Siio lmo @ottin, Cots As,
80 II. SO. @f. 8, in @oScouo6e.
$4,000; ,Sralt 3. @crfclnlonn an
@ 90. 2ihtc, Orubcnrcd,t ouf 2uno
nobe 9lonb, ST; Gbos. gS. gSittc al
gllb. 6. @. gSittc, SO 9(der nobc
Canaan fir $500; 2ourn @olfer an
glu9itIto @lIt, Cots 6S uno 70 lucItl.
8. StroBc in @ernlonn $500; Ots
tillie &. Stcinbcf Ii. 81. on Saul
Efotcnboucr, sic gilbert 9Sfotcnbolts
or 6orm on Scr 2ittIc Berger, be,
iteben6 aus 100 glfcr $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Iascmcinc Gunntp Nenisfciten.

Gjcborcn Dem Gltcrn Eonrc ESlt,
IillS EobS. nobC 0uCrSpilIc, cill
S6hnd)cn
Cine Gbriitbulunicicr fin0Ct in Scr
%rcabptrrioncr Stride 81, 6irit Greet
an 9IbCno 0Ca %. GC5cnlber itntt.
Pm Ircito0. ocn 81. Gc5cmbcr
miro sic Golutp Court 81 cincnl
pcrtoQtcn Gcrlnin in Sitrn9 treten.
Sic M. &. Somtog-S6ulc bon
Canaan miro oW @cibnoftS 9lbeno
cine id0ne GbriitfCicr pcrolltoltcn.
SSm Ban S6uIbouic miro am
Samstog gIbeno cine bon 2cbrcrin
6loro 2angenbcrg lno ibrc Shits
Icrn bcronitoltctc 9lbcno llntcrhoIs
tltn9 ncbit "Yic Supper" itottfinbcn.
Scocrmom lit ircluolidIt cin9cla.
Sen.
Ser Gountp. Collector, lpclhcr Irt.
te 8o6e bon icincr Hlmoreiic ollr6's
Gountp, aur Gnt9e9cltnobmc Der
bicsiibri9en Stcllcrn 6itriidfebrte,
beridtct, oob oie Stcuern nur lang.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Summer II
Tarmcr.Sereinisnngcn in ct. 2Oni&
i'll Ciucr &uufcreni ucriammclt.

CScitcrn trot in Ct. 2ouiS cine
rationale @onicrcnS bon &ertretcru
Der 5urncrpcrciliglngcn 5ltiamnen,
Die sum 3mcd bat 0oS gemcinianc
%orNcben Der Sarncr ibrc YroSnftc
hirctt olf OCn Worft 5lt brineen,
IplUtC nltd 0cn ipItcnlntiidcn gclucin.
iomcn Gintuui ibrcr @Cbiirfniilc 5t
fGr0crn.
Gleie &pnicren5 luurOc ourh
GhnrIca z. @urrctt. Sen YrGiiocnten
ser notionoIcn 6ormcr llnion III
g$0ibingtOn nnbcrnunlt, Der bic ma.
tionoIc Neb0rOc ser Gorncr CrQo-
niiotioncn umpica, Die eil5clnCn
Unions sur SCiInobuc ollf3uforbcrn.
Barrett crfl6rte, Oub ctlpoa |oii-
tiO2a Qcid)uifcn mer0cu miliien, cnun
cine nutionalc &cb0roC, nm Die @ro-
Outtc mlf 0cu Vturtt 81 hrinQcu;
utd Scr WcNnnfc oca Qcntcininmen
Gtntulfa Oon NC0ilriniiiCn mir Die
6orlnCr pcr0c onQerCQt pcr0Cu. Gie
SlBlw9 iCi cilbcrllfcn, Inn QCmcin.
lam ibcr GlGne 5ll bcrntcn, elm @e.
ItNftslrntcrnebmen ms 2cbcn 6lI rll'
fclL mCIhcS 6ic Gage ser 6urner
pcrbCiicrn uno 0ic ougcublidIidlc
idmcrc @ilrbc 0criCIbcn crICid]tcrn
fam, 9cIonbcrS Sic Snrmcr. oic on
Den &ooperatiucn llntcrnebmcn 0cs
&crbonQcs bctciligt iinn, iolltcn cS
iif 5lr Eflidlt mndCn, Ger Son.
iCrcn5 bci5muobnc1, cbcnio, mie an.
ocrc Tarlncr @cid)0itsorgnniiotio
nen.
Sic 6nrlncr hnbcn uGbrcuo Der
Icbtcn Sabre, iGbrt Barrett III ieinem
NllIrlttc t0rt, troG uiiGr W(tBoGrhalfE
niiic, 0ic grGbtCu 2lnitrcn9u1gcn &c,
mudt, nm bciiCrc Griplge 3ll er5ic.
len lmO mm icbcn lie lid ON Gn0c
ser Grntcioiiou elmer Sitllution QC-
Qcniibrr, no Ser Erci2 oca N&CIjrns
), y. uui Elm pcniQ ilbcr cinCn Col
lar pro Nribcl 1tn0 @nlnnpoIlc nlti
mu mcnig ilbcr Is Gents pro Ff0.
gCfoQcn lit. GiC &onomirtid,oit lit
inmjttcn elmer idmCrcn &riiia, Die,
mcm nihtS GncrQiicbcS Gcihicbt,
nidt MIR oic 6ormcr, ionSrn Sic
9on5c @ciMdit@mclt in 0dtlciOcn
ihoit 5icbrn miro"
Sic 6ormcr 0icics 2nnoca. bciBt
Ca 5lmn ShllB, bobcn bic 0taht ln0
sic &crpilid)tl,no, iih 0cgcn Sic I(u.
hinotioncn oCrjCniQCn, meId)c an Dem
ErciSItur5 ShuI0 iiuh, SIT mcbrcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

lam cintumCn lln0 0oB oic Glnnub
men bis 5lm lcBtcn Yfonta9 lml
$4,000 mCnigcr bCtrltgcn nls an
glcidcn Gage Ocs &oriobrea. G5
blCibcn bon bcutc an MIR nod bier
5cbn Gage iibrig sic Stcucrn 5,l be,
5nblcn obnc Strnf5ltlogc, oic nodl
Dem 81. 0c5embcr ouf onc unbe.
5obltcn Stcuern fGIIt. 9ecilt ctdl
0eSbolb cltrcn Obulus ob3ugebcn.
9. Rl1ib WtottbclpS, lpeIher tiir5.
li6 IN SmenspiIlc itnrb, in icinem
ICttc SSodlc i'm gtodloBgerihtc bin.
tCrlcQtcn ScItamcnte, permodt icin
iimmtlid,es Gigentbun icincr @itt-
mc, Ntalin0u WtottbeiuS, sur gtuss
nicbung fiir bic 9oucr ibrcs 2ebens.
Nod Dem So6e Scr gSittipe fol- Der
No6Iob inter sic folgcn6en &inber
bcS GbcpaarcS glci6mGBig 5llr Scr:
tbcillng oeIorgen: 9ucl 8. Wiatt
bcipS, Gulperllia @ittrot, 2oponia
2orc, Gpolinc Stod rmb Sane
9opce. gtIs Observation-Disclosures
murbc 5. gS. SensleD bcItinunt. 9os
Ecltnment tpltrbe om 5. SuIi 1920
berfabt ,mb bltrd @. 9, Sfyaeffcr.
foetter unb s. ". Scnslcp als 3eit-
gen linter5ei6net.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
$4,000 fir iuaO.%crbciicrnns.
afcnbau.Scpartemcnt wirS Scn
Sun Der 9iuaS sluiiden Wit.
Sterling nub 9tuicbnO anss
iiihren, nnb fat $4,000
fir ben 3iucf
ansgeicbt.

0us itootlihc StroBcnhou DC.
portemcnt bat Die 8iirger oic @rlln0.
ei9cntbum entlong oeS GbCiIes Oc8
Soutbcrn 0igbmop 5pii6cn Molnt
Sterling rnb 9toicbllo Cienen, be-
nndrihti9t, onb sic Strcdc Scr
9tooo ouSgcbul,t unb ocrbeIicrt mcr,
bCn miro, noruuSgcictt onb 0ir bctr.
2nnObciiter buS poIlc @cgerc6t ob.
trctcn. Sir Sen Nou iino inter scr
9cnnnntCn Sc0ingrm9 bcrCits $25..
900 ollsQcIctt mor0en
I'm bns @cgcrcht rntlong scr
gnn5cn Strcdc 81 iihcrn rpur0en on
GonnerstoQ lester @od,c &criomm-
Ilmgcn Der 2onobcIBcr IN Der @ob-
mmg 0cs 9cn. Surltbolts in Ser
Gope Sill NnhborIf)oft lmN lCbtcn
MnntuQ in 0rofc obQCboItcn Nno0.
aufiCbcr Scrn1m RpethCucpcr bon
Charlotte, mar ON lcbten Wfontu0 in
6crmann I'M ben Stoots- -&iQbpon
engineer @riffitb ob5uboICn scr aus
SSciicrion Gitp cin0etroffen mar Inn
scr &criomml1lnQ in Grofc bci5u-
tpobncr.
I'm c5 bcm StroBcnbou -9cportc-
ment 5u crnloqIid)en sic glrbcitcn 10.
bolO ais moqlih in glngriff nchnlcn
lm0 Dor Ginbcrllflln9 ser nGditcn
&eQialntlr aISfiihrcn 3u f0nncn, cr.
flNrtc Iid] SFrib ShocpCrtpcttcr be.
reit, 0cn StroBenbou. 9cportcmCnt
NoS @cgcrcd)t bon Nh. Stcrlin0 bis
noh NcbnlCrtS Sfntirhc 5lt goronti-
rem. SolliS Sun9cnbcrg &nllinom
bon Irofc, lrntcrnubnI bic Sihc.
rnQ 0C5 @cQcrcd)tc3 nom 9tCcIc
S6uIhnl1$ nod GrofC. m0hrcnO Ser
man RoctbcmcnCr Sic SihcrlnQ 0c8
@cQcrcd)teS cincS Qroben Ghcitc&
Nc& cbcbictcS 5miidcn 0rofc lmo
HoicbuO ilbCrnohm.
9ic $4,000 ioQcn 0u5u bcrlpon0t
mcrOcn I'M sic 9ioo0 5piid,cn nj
StcrIirQ 1n0 Roicbu0 ouS5,lcQcn
5u crmcitcrn. grobircn lu1o ionicl ols
nt0QIid, OILS pcrmoncntc Strobc fer.
5uItCIlcn oIa 0icIcS n109lidl lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Grlcibct gcinbrnd.

2co 9nbI on Scr 2ittlc Berger
luobnboft, botte lebtcn Sonntag boS
lln9Iiif cincn @einbrlr6 alt erleibcn,
inbcn er bltrd cincn 6cbltritt oic
mir penige GSlB bobc Sord Dor
ieincr @obnl,na bcrobItiir5te. Der
berbeieerl,fcnc glr5t riftctc bclt
9ru6 ipicoer ein unb Icgte bic notbi'
gen Nerbdnoe ait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
WurNbnbcn Sum SuOc ocrnrtbcilt,
6ranflin Gunntp 1urH Ucrbanat
iibcr Sobn Carroll nnb Gbas.
,SOcuD oas SOScs.llrtbcil.
&altCr Shircr infulac iciucS jugcnS.
lidlcn glltcrs crbGlt lcbcns.
lGnglide 3ndtbansitrafe.

&Sn ltniom 3Sranflin Goultp, be
9unu lcBtcn ltonto9 im oorti0cn
arctsQCridlt, Dor Hid)tcr 81. u.
@rcucr. Der Gro5cb Qcgcn sic, Scr
Grnler0rn9 0eS ilmqcn @en Shomc.
nugctluQtcn Orci 9tuto @onoitcn,
<Sobn Carroll, GboS. Socon lnb
@aItcr Sbircr, Scr om Gicnsto0 0n,
nit cnoctc, ooB sic @cihmorcnCn
Gin ori i6ul0i9 Inltten0cs llrtbCil
erfanlttcn lmo oic Stroic fiir Cor
roll uuo &oCop ouf So0 6urh Ocll
Strong icitictten 1m0. IN Nlnbctrodt
icincs jll0Cnblihcn 9lItCrs, @altcr
Sbirer 5u lebcnsltin9lihCr 3uht.
Dousitrofc pcrl,rtDCiIten.
Ger Io9 scr Soinri6hm9 lit nod
nidt fCitgciebt mor0cn.
Gic &crtbcioi9Cr ser &errrtbCil.
ten reid)tcn ein @ciufD sur 9lppCla.
tion Gil 6oS GbcrQcri6t cin.
SdncIIc, jcbnd) nidt ilbcreiltc
Suits, bat Der i6rcfli6cn Gbot bic
Siibne nuf Dem 6ltBc folgcn loiicn
llnh mcnn in on0Cren @eridtsbGfcn
Gin n1r balbmc9s 6huli6cS encrgi.
ifeS @Crfobrcn gc9cn ioIdc Scr
BREEDER cingci6lagcn lpitrOc. Damn
milr6c olt6 0os &Crbrc6cr- llcbcl
nidt 10 ilbcrbonb rebmcn ipie iett,
mo non1cntlif in 6en 8roBitdbtcn,
t6glih lm5GbIigc Sioubonfiillc lur
DieIe WorOtbntcn, oorfmuncn, obnC
OoB icit Sabr 1mb So0 cincr bicirr
MorObubcn gcbGnot morOcn wGrc
Gaa &Crbrehcn, bciicn sic brci
&crurtbCiltcn iibcriibrt mor0Cn iinN,
bCituno in Der fnItbliltiGCn Grnor.
0ln0 eeS % Sabre oltcn @cn,
Shopc, %ciitcr ciucr Garage in I'M.
icrCm 9}0hboritGottCn Berger nnr
20, 9tOpcrlbCr. Ole hrCi NnnOitCn.
Die III CinCm QCItohlCncn 2lritnmohil
ouf scr Berger lno &Crmom HooO.
piCr MciIcn 0itIih pon Mcrmonn,
nid)t lncbr lpcitCr iolrcn fpnntcu,
"a bua glrto Den 0iCnIt ncrlaqt
hottc, botten Shotpc tClCpboniid hCr-
bciQcrllfcn, iDr gtuto 5ll rcporirCn
unb nit nCucn &cifCn 81 ncriChcn.
gllS Shomc Die 9lrbeit o,sgCiilbrt
bottC. id)OiiCn bicielbcrL gum 2obnc
fiir ieincn Qienlt, i'm in foltbliltigcr
gSciIc niC0er lrnb iubtCn 6u3 @citc.
gluI ibrer 6llldt pcriogtc 1T Ser
mann ibr gluto piCOer Den Gicnit
uno 81 6ub flildtcten 0tcIclbcn III
Die bCluol0Ctcn Soilgel noDc Der
StoOt. Ger bicii9c Sbcriff u. ~
Gictcl mar bon Berger aus iibcr bic
Wfpr0tbot bcnahrihtet worocn. rmb
bottc in fur5cr 3cit cine 2In5obl mi
cri6rotcncr M6nnCr gcionunclt, DC
nen cS nah nlebrltilnOi9er Sog0 0cr
lang, oic brci W0rOcr cin5ufou9cn
lmb in bic biciige Gountp Sail ST
bringcn. 9o Der Moro in 6ront
lin County pcriibt luor0cu mar,
bic orei @cfon9cnCn noh
Union ocnl Golttp.Sib bon Srollt
lin Golmtp 9cbrodt, 100 oicicIbcn
llntcr idlorfcr 9clpadunQ 9cboItcn
lp1r0Cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
an bas areisscridt iibcr,uicicn.

@m. Gocion Der ilngc 9urihc
Der mebrerer leiner Iitorbcitcr mli
ctncm &egicltngs 9ompfer nobc
Berger lmt Sdubc umb @cIbbctr6gc
.SeItabl, unb ipclder ii6 9eecnpGrtig
IN Der bieii9cn Gountp Sail befin.
oct, bcr5idtcte aif ein Sorpcrbor
uno lpurbe Iein Sail an oos arcis'
geri6t bcipieben, bos am 2. 0tontoe
I'M Snnuar in Sibllne treten pirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
arcisridtcr gcacn @ablructten.

&rciSrihtcr 9opio @. SorriS il,
GoIlopop Golu1tp bat lcttc @odc
sic GronOjurp BORT einhsrl,fcn. Gr
gnb linen in icinen Snitrllftionen
5u pcritebcn bob ooS @ctteu ouf
@obIreiuItotc rpeitcr nidts oIs
~@Gmbcln" ici, 9eraoc mic bos Scar
tcnipicI fir @elo ilno or poIlc oic
@ettcnben sur gedenidoft acbrodyt
boben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

Gns oricdiifc &oIf fat iih gu
gumitcn Scr 9itdbcrllilnQ &oniton.
fins u1f .bcn 9ricdiihcn EGron CT
flGrt. GS lpllroc anltIid bcfomt
Qcnlodlt onB Die !lbitintnlng nit
acknowledgement Mchrbcit in oicicm
Sinnc ous0ciollcn lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

9ldt5cbn Serioncn luurben in Chi.
cago inl 2oroidminbel in S0be bon
flint MtiIlionen Dollars oneeflagt.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-01-14
SMOKY ROW

Floyd Graham and Tina Benton
called on Roswell Bliss and wife and
left a nice mess of fish, Sunday.
Stanley Sparks arrived in Belding,
Monday night to visit his folks. Free
man Sparks and wife. Thursday he
came to make VIM. Sparks and Chat
tie Crozier a visit and will help his
grandpa a few days.
Carl Taylor and wife visited Eli
Witt and wife, Sunday,
Flossie Gray is helping Mrs. Leo
Shindorf while Mrs. Shindorf is TAX
ing the census in Belding.
Mrs. Roy Taylor and Chattie Croz-
Ter visited Thursday with Mrs. Rich
ard Cannon in Belding.
Miss Bessie Brown spent Sunday
with Anthony Breimayer and family.
Mrs. Roy Taylor visited Mrs. Nor
bison, Wednesday afternoon.
John Choate visited Eli Witt and
wife Wednesday.
VIM. Sparks was in Ionia Tuesday.
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RIVER RIDGE

We are all glad to hear Floyd Bush
is improving from the sick spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Antcliff and
Blanche were in Orleans on business
Friday.
Howard, Sett, and Clyde Hawley are
cutting wood on the George Moulton
farm.
Will Murray returned to Six Lakes,
Monday, after spending week here
with relatives.
William Antcliff made flying trip
to Ionia, Wednesday.
Andrew Main left for Lansing, on
Monday, where he has position.
George Hagadorn was in Bedding
on business Thursday.
M. l.. Bidwell spent Sunday with T..
III. Antcliff, who is improving slowly.
Ray Jessup and family, of Dandy,
were the last weeks visitors of M. l..
Bidwell, niece of Mr.. Bidwell, from
Lansing, also is spending few days
at the Bidwell home.
VIM. Antcliff and grandson, Lyle,
were Sunday callers at Thos. Ant.
cliffs.
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BUSHNELL

Mr. and Mrs. John Larsen and fam
lily spent Sunday with Horace Bush
and family.
Born-Saturday January to Mr.
and Mrs. John Wing a son.
Mrs. H. Bush and Leila and Mrs
Eugene Sinclair visited Mrs. Mable
Hoy and family, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Souls
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Souls.
Mrs. Ray Haysmer spent Friday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie White and family.
Milton Sinclair has gone to Detroit
where he has employment.
Mrs. Mary Hoy and Leslie called
on Mrs. Mable Hoy and family, Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Souls, of near
Palo, spent the week end with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. T. Harrigan has purchased a
building in Sheridan, of Frank Wy
choff and is moving it to her farm for
a barn.
Miss Erma Sinclair visited Miss
Lena Snyder, Friday.
Rowland Souls is moving his farm
implements to his farm near Palo.
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MONTCALM NEWS

Mrs. Will Howe who has been very
i'll for two months is very little bet
ter at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Tompson and
three children were entertained at her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. p. Nelson,
in North Greenville, on New Years
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Stokes visited
their daughter, Mrs. Vera Lavender
and family near Trufant, few days
last week.
Little Max Wilcox was very sick
with bronchitis last week but is now
convalesing.
Mr.. George Palmatter, d brother of
Mrs. Zinnie Mann, who died in hos
pital at Muskegon was brought here
for burial last Friday. The funeral
was held at Mrs. Mann's home on Sat
urday Interment was made in Mont
calm cemetery.
The two little children of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. l.. Johnson are reported to
be quite sick with bronchial trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stokes and
family have been visiting her brother,
and other relatives in and around
Lakeview, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wilcox and chill
dren are visiting her sister, Bertha,
near Harvard for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Allen and
daughter, Ruth, spent the evening at
b. l.. Schermerhorn's last Friday
Mrs. Marjorie Graham, of Rog-
ersville, Alabama, is guest of the
Zinnie and Frank Mann's families.
She being a niece of Mrs Zinnie
Mann.
Fred Stokes who returned to his
work in Detroit, last week, is reported
to be quite sick with tonsilitis.
Arthur James and family now re
siding on the Alfred Brown place, are
soon to remove to Alma. We wish
them all good luck in their new home.
A necktie social was held at Tri-
umph Arbor Cleaner hall, last Friday
night A fine program was given,
followed by a lunch of sandwiches,
pickles, cake and coffee. The receipts
of the evening were $37.35.
We hear the vacancy at the Turk
lake school caused by the teachers i'll
ness and removal is soon to be filled
by Mrs. Effie Allen.
Louis Miller and bride, who bought
the Philo Lavender farm, near Mont
calm church, have moved into their
new home and Mr.. and Mrs. Lavender
and son Glenn, have moved into north
Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Schermerhorn
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Allen.
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The Successful Farmer
Raises Bigger Crops

and cuts down costs by investment in
labor-saving machinery.
Good prices for the farmers crops en-
courage new investment, more production
and greater prosperity.
But the success of agriculture depends
on the growth of railroads-the modern
beasts of burden that haul the crops to
the worlds markets.
The rairoads-lke the farmS-increaSe
their output and cut down unit costs by
the constant investment of new capital
With fair prices for the work they do,
the railroads are able to attract new capital
for expanding their facilities.
Rates high enough to yield a fair return
will insure railroad growth, and prevent
costly traffic congestion, which invariably
results in poorer service at higher cost.
National wealth can increase only as our
railroads grow.
Poor railroad service is dear at any
price. No growing country can long pay
the price of inadequate transportation
facilities.
Gh0 advertisement il published blythe
cauoociatton q aRailtuay '@xecattiveA
Those desiring information concerning the railroad itn-
alton obtain literature By rriing 0 The Associa-
hon Of Rdlray Executives 81 Broadray, Noo York
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BARTONVILLE

Peter Kohn spent several days last
week in Ionia on business.
Russell and Eugene Lee were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Emma Lee and
Mrs. Mary Tebbel, of Smyrna.
Mrs. Clyde Day was over to Bel
ding, Friday, for the first time since
her illness.
Mrs. Claude. harrington spent
Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Glen
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kohn were Sun
day dinner guests of their son, Mr..
and Mrs. Kohn, of Bedding. They also
enjoyed visit with Fred Kohn, of
Lansing and Miss Lucy Kohn, of Bel
ding.
Mr.. Harold Gardner and his house.
keeper, Mrs. Butrey, spent Sunday
evening at Walter Whites.
Ted Davis, of Ionia, spent Sunday
with his parents.
Peter Kohn, Clyde Day and Glenn
Lees folks received box of oranges
from Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Norton in
Florida. TheySarrived all 0. X. and
are sure fine and many thanks to Earl
and Nellie.
Miss Arlene Lee spent Friday with
Anitie Kohn and reported fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Harrington, of
Durand. are spending few days with
Glenn Lees folks.
Glenn Lee and family were Sunday
callers of Mrs. Susie Harrington in
Smyrna.
Ice harvest is about finished in Bar
tonville and | guess every family
has been at it. The ice is fine also had
fine weather to work at it.
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WEST CHADWICK

Melvin Smith and James Chadwick
and Levi Krick are each getting up a
buzz pile.
VIM. Krick helped his father, Levi
Krick, to saw trees down for saw
logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowley were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HI
ram Hal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Leach and
daughter, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Krick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth jerks, of
Grattan visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dean, Saturday
night and Sunday. Mrs. Dean has
been sick for the past week but is
getting better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loomis ard
daughter, Gatha, attended church in
Bedding, Sunday morning and in the
afternoon they attended Sunday
school at Smyrna and called on their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Russell
Mrs. Melvin Smith was a Wednes-
day guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Krick
Hiram Hall called on his brother
Mr.. Ben Hall and family, at Long lake
last Wednesday.
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ASHLEY

/ Church services begin at prompt
1890 a. m. fast time.
The social is held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Eggleston this week
Friday, January 10. Lou Emmons is
the man who will see you have good
time. You all know Lou, so be sure
and bring your friends to this dinner
which the gentlemen will serve. We
understand the ladies are to do no
work, not even to cutting a cake.
Harry and Robert Skillen are cut
ting the ice for the farmers in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Robert Luscomb who has been
quite i'll is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Allchin were
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Allchin, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Clifford, called, last Sunday
on their father, Albert Harrison and
found him a little better.
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Not To Late

If you have not already started as a de-
position in our Savings Club for 1920 we will be
pleased to enroll you as one Of our members.