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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
TO OPEN HIGHWAY
BIDS SAT. JUNE II
Highway District Board
Will Go to Boise
Friday.

That the Idaho state highway road
will be built through the Filler and
Twin Falls districts this summer Is
the confident opinion not only OF the
board OF commissioners OF this dis
trict, but of the state officials In
charge OF letting the contract.
Sealed bids for the construction
OF the SO miles OF highway IN this
county will be opened in Boise In the
office of the director OF roads. Sat
urday. The members OF the local
highway district. IL. j. Weaver. Ivan
Lincoln and l.. G. Hill. together with
James A. Bybee. director OF roads.
plan to leave here tomorrow to con
fer with the state officials.
II have every reason TO believe
that construction will start on the
highway through this section before
July L." said Mr.. Bybee. Tuesday.
Present plans contemplate the com
pletion of the two projects this sum
mer."
IL Is known that bids will be sub
mitted on both bithulitic and con-
crete roads. and IL is confidently be-
lieved that several bids will be be-
low the estimate. although the esti-
mate was made last fall when costs
and labor were at a lower figure
than at present.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 9;45. At 1900
there will be a platform meeting az
which the following laymen will
speak
why Business Man should
Serve the King OF Business c. l..
Hushaw.
My Father a Savior or Destroy
ere. A. Drake.
why Young Man Should Serve
sus'-Philip Buck.
why Mary's Choice Was V'iso -
Mrs. c. y. Deal.
The choir aud orchestra under the
leadership OF Mrs G. II. ShsArer Will
furnish special music.
Sunday evening AT 1870. the chill
dren's day program will b. given.
A cordial invitation II extended 10
all. c. E. DEAL. Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
FLAG PRESENTATION
SUNDAY IMPRESSIVE
Large Crowd Partici-
pate in Beautiful
Ceremony.

The ceremonies Sunday morning
al which time Filler lodge No. IS.
A. II. a. A. NJ. together with local
members OF the Knights Templar,
presented TO the Filler post OF the
American Legion the beautiful ma
tional and Legion flags and colors.
were Witnessed by upwards OF 500
persons, who were impressed by the
address OF Hal @. Niue, superinfend-
ent OF the Twin Falls public schools.
and by the program accompanying
the honor conferred on the local ex-
service men.
SO ideal was the weather that the
program was held I'm the band starti
at the intersection OF Yakima avenue
and Main street. The members OF
the Legion. In uniform. stood In for
nation during the ceremonies. while
the assemblage Witnessed the pro-
gram from the shade OF Yakima ave-
nue. trees.
After an invocation by Rev. W. q.
Heath. of Bull, state chaplain OF the
American Legion. and the singing of
the Red. White and Blue" the Rev.
c. II. Deal. pastor OF the Methodist
church, who presided. presented Mr..
Blue. who delivered the address OF
the day.
He eulogized the part the Legion
has played In preserving the nation:
portrayed the history OF the Masonic
order TO uphold government. and
plead for unity OF action In combat
ting the efforts of those who would
displace the present government
with that OF bolshevism.
A color guard composed OF Wyn
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
PROPOSALS WANTED
FOR POSTOFfICE
Five or Ten Year Lease
Wanted on Modern
Building.

Parties desiring TO submit pro-
posals for leasing a building for use
by the Filler postoffiee. have until
June 80 TO make such offers 10 the
government. according TO notice
which has been made public by
Postmaster p. Shinn. a copy OF
which has been posted In the local
office.
III. <. Ballard. postoffice inspector,
9th headquarters at Nampa. an
hounces that he will interview par
ties desiring to submit proposals.
The lease is 10 run five or ten years
and rent of the building is 10 include
heat. light, water. safe or vault and
all necessary furniture and equip
ment at a stated price per annum.
The building is to contain not
less than 1900 feet OF floor space.
Good daylight; not too far from the
business center. and within 80 rods
OF the railroad depot are points sug-
gested for consideration.
IL is announced that blank propos-
ais and other information may be
obtained fro mthe local postoffice.
A diagram of the building is to be
submitted showing dimensions, To-
cation OF windows and other inform
alton.
The postoffice location. at present
in the Tanner building. is matter OF
no little conjecture on the part OF
Filler residents and much interest Is
attached TO its future location.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
START PLANS
FOR SEWERAGE
SYSTEM HERE

Preliminary action looking fc--~ra
the laying sewer system in Filler
was taken at a meeting OF the village
board Tuesday evening.
An engineer has been employed 10
make a survey OF the town, make a
geographic map or drawings and 10
proceed with computing costs. estl-
mates and d solution OF the problem
in general.
~ is probable that the first acfs
will be 10 sink test holes TO ascertain
the depth To lava rock IN various por-
lions OF the village. and 20 estimate
the cost of excavation
II Is realized that the Installation
OF sewer system here is one OF the
paramount needs OF the town and the
board proposes TO make every effort
that will aid in accomplishing this
result.
II mas Deen proposed 10 form i'm
provement districts In those sections
OF the village needing or desiring the
benefits OF sewer system. bonds TO
be issued against the district rather
than against the village as a whole
II is said that because OF the present
financial stringency. some difficulty
may be experienced In disposing OF
such bonds unless contractors would
agree TO take them.
One member OF the board has
pointed out that there are many such
problems TO be considered before def
mite action may be looked for, but
action will be pushed with as much
vigor as Is possible.
The board is confronted with the
problem OF purchasing iron pipe to
displace a part OF that used In the
present water system. especially that
portion which will be covered by the
pavement of the state highway on
the south.
At the Tuesday night meeting an
ordinance covering the auto parking,
traffic regulation and other rules
was passed.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
DEATH OF ELI STONE
AT TWIN FALLS YESTERDAY

The death OF Eli Stone. o. Maroa.
was announced yesterday at the
county general hospital following an
operation for goitre, which had been
troubling the deceased for many
months. The body is at the F. e.
Drake undertaking parlors, being
prepared for shipment Saturday
morning to Howard. Kansas. II Is
improbable that funeral services will
be conducted here. Deceased was b2
years OF age. and was born In lndi-
ana. He and his family came here
from Kansas several years ago and
have resided al Maroa north of Filler.
He is survived by his wife. three
brothers. Ed Stone, Filler; w. l..
Stone, Everett. Wash; and Sam
Stone, Moore. Okla; five daughters
Mrs. Ed Greenwood, Mrs. WIN Har-
rod and Mrs. W. NJ. Harmon. Filler;
Mrs. NJ. n. Munsinger. Howard. kas,:
and Mrs. o. A. Moore, Piedmont,
Kas.; and six sons. Forrest. Filler;
j. r. and Charles. Piedmont, kas-,
and VIII. OF Los Anamos. Colo.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
OPENING OF HUB
CLOTHING STORE
NEXT SATURDAY

II IL announced that the opening
OF The Hub. Filer's new clothing
store, located In the Munyon build
ing next 10 the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank, will take place Satur-
day.
Jack Tannebanm and NJ. Arnovitz,
the proprietors. have been busy the
past two weeks arranging stocks, in
stalllng fixtures and putting their
place OF business In readiness for
their customers.
The owners OF The Hub feel that
in the establishment OF a mems fur
nishing store here. they are filling n
long felt want I'm this community.
In addition 10 mems furnishings, a
complete stock OF shoes aud hose Tor
the entire family Will be carried.
Mr.. Tannebaum and Mr.. Arnoyitz
have taken a lease on the r. X. Dill
bingham three-story residence In
Munyon's subdivision and upon ar
rival of their families from Utah viii
move INTO the property.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
cHnDREN's DAY PROGRAM
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY

Sunday being childrens day. q
program will be given at the Method
int Episcopal church In the evening
at 730 o'clock.
A pantomine. Rock OF Ages" Will
be given by Mrs. O. G. Felton's sun
day school class. and there will be a
dr'll by the class taught by Miss ir-
ma Deal. The primary pupils Will
appear ia singing numbers three
times during the program. and there
Will also be songs by Virginia Sny-
der and by Miss Deals and Mrs. Eel
tons classes Treya Davis will give
q reading. a. will Hazel Orm. Mac
Grlggs. Hazel Moreman and Nedrs
sitter. Mrs. G. y. Deal will give a
short address and there will be- a
duet. taken part In by Miss Deal aud
Blanche Holmes.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
WILL PLAY BALL
HERE SUNDAY
Possibility that Another League May
lie Formed To Iaciude Six
Towns.

Proving conclusively that Filler is
by no means going 10 be outwitted In
interest and enthusiasm for baseball,
a team has been formed here and
played their first game Sunday a.
kimberly True u Is that Filler was
defeated IN THIS instance by score
OF II 10 9, but those In position to
know maintain that at return game
scheduled TO be played here at the
fair grounds ball park Sunday after
noon, the score will be reversed.
willard Brennan Is acting man
ager OF the local team and Dora Du-
vail has been chosen captain OF the
husky nine. Plans are now under
way for forming a six-town league
and prospects point 10 healthy riv-
airy between the several clubs. Il Is
said.
Aside from Filler aud Kimberly Il
Is proposed that Hazelton. Eden,
Wendell and Hollister be induced TO
Join the league.
The lineup which will play against
Kimberly here Sunday Is about the
same as that which composed the
team last Sunday. These are Click.
D; Snelson. G. Brennan. LIST b: s. Du-
vail, I'd b: ID. Duyall. Sd b, Mckin-
ney. IS; o. Aman, II: II. Abel. Ct: l..
Aman. RI: and Leonard Snelson. who
on account OF being slightly injured
in the first inning could not play.
Cobb acted as umpire for last sun
days game.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
HORSES IN GOOD DEMAND
BUYERS WANT FIFTY HEAD

That the horse market IL on the
incline IL well evidenced by the call
which Davis brothers are sending out
offering TO purchase Immediately 30
animals which weigh from 1000 10
l.z00 pounds each.
The horses purchased will eventu-
ally become government property
for use IN various forms OF govern
ment service. such as the cavalry and
other branches.
The first government Inspection OF
these horses will be held here some
time during the month. according 10
Grover G. Davis. who has been au-
thorized 20 assemble the horses for
the perussl OF Capt. r. q. Hiei. gov
eminent horse expert.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
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AT eight o'clock Thursday even
ing at the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Rutter, the
marriage OF their eldest daughter.
Miss Laura. to Mr.. Grover Pugh, OF
Twin Falls, took place. The cere-
mony was performed beneath an
arch OF snowballs and bridal wreath.
the Rev. c. Il. Deal of the NJ. f.
church of Filler, officiating. The
bride was becomingly dressed in
white net over white silk. She is one
OF Elmwood's most highly respected
young ladies'. After the ceremony O.
bountiful two-course luncheon was
served. The bride and groom were
the recipients OF many beautiful
presents. They left the same even
ing for Boise. where they will spend
a short honeymoon. after which they
will be at home to their many friends
at ESQ Sixth avenue North, Twin
Falls. The young couple have the
best wishes OF their host OF friends
Guests present at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parrot and SON.
David; Mr.. and Mrs. C.E. Carder and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Konkle and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyol Nickleson and
II. ID. Rutter and family; Messrs-
Royster Brack Pugh, Virlin Modlin-
and the Misses Iva Simmons, Anna.
Pugh and Elizabeth Leverton.
Mrs. Ellen Barnhart and Mrs
Frank Richie and son. Guy, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Leonard Sneison or
Filler.
Seven ladies met Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Richie. where they
were making dress forms under the
instruction OF Miss Ladwig. They
will meet with Mrs. Doud Monday to
finish them.
John Cronin. Bert Jennings and
Frank Richie attended the ball
game at Bull Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Krohn spent
Sunday with friends at Kimberly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
Is DELEGATES
TO LEWISTON
Local Man Being Urged 10 Make
Race for State senator from
this County.

II. j. Weaver is being urged 20
make the race as senator from this
county in the state legislature this
fall, and on Tuesday evening at a
mass meeting of the democrats es-
sembled in Twin Falls his candidacy
was strongly endorsed. despite his
attempt TO avoid being mentioned for
the honor.
The meeting was well attended.
Those present declared themselves as
optimistic OF the political situation
in this county.
c. T. Bunce, w. F. Alworth, T. Nj.
Robertson. j. NJ. Shank and j. l..
Barnes were appointed as commit
tee TO see that there is a candidate
entered for every office in the coun-
" in the coming election.
In endorsing Mr.. Cummins, the
convention let IL be known that Twin
Falls county is a unit in support OF
the former service man and that re-
ports circulated OF Mayor Whitaker
OF Pocatello that Twin Falls county
would be divided. on Mr. Cummins'
candidacy are without foundation.
The delegation TO the Lewiston
convention will be bound by the unit
rule in their support of Judge Both
well for a position on the state dele
CATION TO attend the San Francisco
meeting. and also upon other ques-
tions.
Every effort will be made 10 SEM
full delegation to the north Idaho
city and TO be sure that the represen-
tation will be full those selected as
delegates we're appointed as a COM
mittee 70 fill any vacancies.
Those named TO make the trip to
Lewiston are +. L. Macyicar, X. II,
Stevenson. T. Dan Conner, F. G..
Leckleiter. c. T. Bunee. Taylor Cum
minis, John G. LEM, W. +. Brewer.
Thomas M. Robertson. w. Orr Chap
man, w. A. Minnick, r. II. Barnes,
r. ]. Hanlon, j. NJ. Shank. A. w.
Ostrom. Charles Kalim. Judge Law
renee Hansen. DR.. Albee, Homer Cra-
ven, DIR. ii. w. Sawyer. Juneau Shinn
p. II. Taylor and r. f. Moorehouse.
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Frances and Zella Ellis left Mon
day for Albion, where they Will at
tend normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ. Gilkison and
son spent Thursday evening al the
s. II. Kslbfleisch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall and fam
fly. Mr.. and Mrs. Bomnn and daugh-
ter Mary. and Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ihler
and family spent Sunday At Clear
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greasy and
daughter. Ruth. left Thursday for
MeMinnville. ore.
Mrs. Perry Davis IA recovering
from her illness that confined her 10
her home several days.
DIR. and Mrs. J. O. Wallace and
family have moved onto the Fred
Greasy farm.
Miss Frances Ellis was n dinner
guest Of Mr.. s. " Kalbfleisch FRI
day evening.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
S. D. MCBRIDE
DIED TUESDAY
AT HOSPITAL

s. d. Mcbride. pioneer OF this sec
ton, and well known Filler resident,
died at the county general hospital
Tuesday following an operation for
cancer OF the stomach. Funeral sery-
ices will be held at the Mennonite
Brethren church tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock. the Rev. J. NJ. Clos OF
the Twin Falls Mennonite church IN
charge. The body Is at the funeral
parlors OF r. Il. Drake.
Deceased was So years OF age, hay-
ing been born in Illinois. He came 10
Filler twelve years ago and until re-
Gently resided on his acreage proper
ty near the city well. He r. survived
by his wife. two daughters. Mrs ID.
X. Davis and Mrs. Z. NJ Sommer and
three sons. Calvin. Verne and stan
ley.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
Additional Locals

Al. Mckinley returned last night
from Omaha, where he accompanied
sheep to the stock marke t,and left
today for the same city on similar
mission. The shipment which is be-
ing made today by c. W. Case. is
three cars OF lambs. Mr.. Mckinley
says the weather in Nebraska Is dry
and that hay is being cut In the val
elys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sehoten. Miss
Grace McGinnis Miss Doris Burhead
and Mrs. J. McGinnis and son spent
Friday at Salmon river on a fishing
,,.rty. lney caught So OF the finny
tribe and apportioned them out
among their neighbors upon their
return.
Mr. and Mrs. George Patton re-
turned yesterday from a short visit
snent al the home OF the formers
sister. Mrs. George Willis. OF Billings.
Montana. They planned to proceed
10 Kansas, but decided to return TO
Filler and may later make the eastern
trip.
Thirty-four pupils of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Truitt took part in the regular
ll4O
day afternoon. At the conclusion OF
the program. dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Truitt to those
present.
w. NJ. Mscaw returned Tuesday
from the county general hospital.
where his leg was amputated. Mr.
Mscay had his other leg amputated
about a year ago, on account OF blood
poison. His remaining limb became
similarly affected. necessitating It's
smputation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Lorain. OF
Emmett, are visiting here al the
home of their son. Frank. and with
their daughter. Mrs. II. Murphy. The
I,orains are pioneers Of this section.
hut moved to Emmett FOR the benefit
Of Mrs. Lorain's health. which Is
greatly improved.
Mrs Charles Ovings ana daughter.
Grace. were guests last week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Nipper
near Bull. They enjoyed party Civ
an an celebration OF Mr.. Nipper's
birthday anniversary. Friday even
inr which was attended BY fhirty-six
OF his relatives and friends.
A son was born at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Otto sealey, Tuesday. June
I.
Sweet cherries are ripe at Crystal
gprtnxs orchards. Can more rher-
ries and use less sugar. Come and
bring your boxes.--adv
LosT--Bunch Of keys. J. ". Mar
kei.--u
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
90 DAYS ALLOTTED
FOR SERVICE OF BILL
IN RAhskfEk CASE

A period OF sixty DAYS has been
granted By Judge W. A. Bsbcock. o.
the district court. IN which lawyers
in the Homer y. Rsmseyer murder
case are 10 prepare. file and serve a
bill OF exceptions In motion FOR
new trial.
Ramseyer was recently convicted
Of the killing OF John r. Abel. 3
farmer nefsbbor. He IL held In the
county jan pending completion Of ar
ransements for bail on appeal for q
new trial.
After the conviction the first set
OF defending attorneys was released
and Turner X. Hzekmsn and W, y.
Gathris we're retained for the as-
fsnsss
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
POSTPONE MEETING
FOR CAVALRY TROOP

On account Of the absence from
the county OF DR.. Herbert Deane.
plans for the public meeting in the
interest OF the cavalry troop 70 be
organised in this county have been
postponed until next week. Members
OF the local Commercial Club who
have charge OF the arrangements Tor
this affair ars d. L. Besmsr, W, A.
Shear and ], /, Edwards,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
MONDAY is DATE
SET FOR OPENING
OF SCHOOL BIDS

Through an error, the Record last
week gave the date for the opening
OF the bids on the new public school
building as June z. The correct date
is June IA. which is next Monday.
The board OF directors Will open the
bids that evening. and II is expected
that the contract will be let immedi-
ately, so that the building will be
ready for use at the beginning OF the
term this fall.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
START MORE SIDEWALKS

work IL expected to start today on
the construction OF large amount
Of cement sidewalks on the east side
Of Idaho avenue and extending into
the new Munyon subdivision. A.
Y, Holmes has the contract from the
y,llags for the construction OF most
Of the new improvements,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

Blind Husbands" special Uni
sersal pbofoplsy. IL the attraction Il
the Gem theatre Tuesday and Wed
day. This II said to be a particular
~ interesting film and appeals not
only 20 wives. but 10 husbands and
children az we'll.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

II your neighbor offered 10 sell
for you a $50 or 500 implement
or animal az a cost OF fifty cents,
wouldn't you acc"nt his profferY
The Record makes that offer 10 you.
Place a small advertisement I'm our
want ad column and see the results.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
OwsLEY BRIDGE
CONTRACT LIZ


, The letting Of the Ovslsy
B bridge contract was decided
B yesterday and work will BE-
, started upon its construction By
, July i. according TO wirs re-
B ceived last night by the secrs-
, tsry OF the Filler Commercial
B club from Frank W. Brcwn.
, secretary 70 Governor DAVIS.
, Further Announcements VIII
; be made In q day or {vo." says
, the telegram. Contract reads
} that bridge Il 10 b. completed
March 1, 1891. bat rest Assured
) II will b. completed before that.
} Natter has besa handled with
} eli possible ezpsdisssy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
10000 ACRE FEET OF
WATER GOING INTO
JACKSON LAKE DAILY

The report for May 20 follows:
jackson Lake Storage
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

Compared with 1917 there = nut
more snow in the watersheds trfb-
utary 10 Jackson lake reservoir and
the outlook for storage Ia favorable.
AT the present irne the reservoir -
filling at the rate Of about 1900
acre feet day. ga
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-25
TOWNSHEND.

Leland and Gray seminary Is closed
for vacation of one week and the teach
ers have returned to their homes, Miss
Gertrude Philbrick to Springfield, Mass.
Miss Vera Perkins to Rutland, and Mrs.
Anna Pratt to Newfane.
Miner Benedict formerly of Belle
vile. \. J., came Thursday to take pos
session of the farm north of Simpsonville
recently bought of A. X Greenwood Mr.
Benedict will carry on the sugar place
and board at Frank Palmer's until the
arrival of his wife and two sons. He ex-
poets to do an extensive business i'll rails
ing rabbits on the farm later
A three-act comedy. The Private Tutor.
is being prepared by students in Leland
and Gray seminary to be presented early
in April. The committee for the enter
tainment includes Wayne Butler. Gordon
Blackburn, Miss Wilma Pike. Miss Clara
Greenwood and Miss Julia Sparks The
exact date will be decided upon after the
spring vacation.
Romance ,Jenison is recovering from
injuries sustained recently. During one
OF the high winds heavy shed door was
blown in, striking squarely against Mr..
Jenison and pinning him TO the ground
His son, y. L. ,jenison, heard his cries for
help and went to his assistance, carving
him to the house. One leg was severely
injured and he received other painful
bruises. Mr. Jenison Will be 90 years old
on his next birthday and is still vigorous
and active around the farm
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-25

be to awaken the interest of all those
competent ito take on such activities.
1t IS not possible in this preliminary
statement to fully set forth all the
elements of this general plan 1t is, how
ever, desirable to state at this time that
many men who are competent to do this
are unconscious of the fact that IL lies
within their powers to carry on such
undertakings. This, and many other de-
tails of the plan, will be set forth from
time to time. The result of the whole
will be the big plan of progress.
1t fits Vermont
It fits Vermonters.
1t fits natural law
1t fits agriculture
1t is a practical and workable plan of
the people, for the people and by the peo-
Pile
1t results in:
Greater income for Vermont
Greater income for Vermonters.
Better local markets
Better highways for all
More people will come to Vermont
Veront boys will stay in Vermont.
Vermont money will stay in Vermont.
Other money will come to Vermont
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES HARTNESS.
Springfield, Vermont, March "a, 1920