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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
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every dog they find running
| at large not having attached
tag Tor TAX furnished by the
| CITY clerk. Every dog taken
! up S-.Vo addlllonal must be
| PAID, or the dos killed
| Electric power companies whose
gross annual income is S5 200
or less, per annUm ;. 60.0C
! Whose gross annual income is
! more than $4,000. for each ad-
| di,ional $1,000 or less, per an
| num SOC
| Express companies maintaining
| an agency whose gross annual
income at such agency arising
| from business done wholly
within the state of South
! Carolina, if $1,000 or less, per
annum :. :. . ;. ;. 10000
| Electricians whose gross an
| nual income is $1,000 or less,
| per annum :. :. . . :. 10.0C
| Provided, that electricians
| may take out license by the
job at the following rates:
| Wherc the gross income is
500 or less, per job :. .... 2.0C
| Fire insurance companies, on
amount Of net premiums col
lccted :. :. ;. :. ;. 33t
~ - o.S " otiel ''ccS anu
pi"n' aseii'S' "hosc slosS an
| l'' 'Noi' :" YoVV VI 1902
~, n'i,i''i' wv
IeSh ilSn bearers, WIN or with
~ o'toi ou"'lioSS' who9e
GROSS annual income is Sl,ooo
" ieSS' poi aliiuii' low
| EItSn oyster ucuLclS, WIN or
| ,,,.,n,,. a., -,
n''o"' o..io' D"Si''eo's' "ioae
sioSS "'iii"'i lllcoiiie Is Si'ooo
.Ol lcSS, 'i)cI dnlluli O.Ul
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
CITY TAX AND LICENSE ORDINANCES
On each additional $1,000 in

GHNeu i'o
i'"''NclS uoliiS pIINalc pahN-
Tess invested IN inc business
Per ahhulil zo'V
on cach adoltlonaI Sl,VOO m
vested in the Dusiacs.; 10
Bowling Alley or Bon Ball pro-
prictors whose gross annual
i'comc is $1,000 or less, per
annum 900
E2cn alley operated Shall be
deemed ana taken TO be sep
arate business.
l5ottlmg works, whose gross an
nuaI income is Sl,Ooo or less,
per annum 3o.o
Boot black, whose gross annual
income Is sou or less, per
annum 90
Each and every boot black
uOIlS BUSINESS OH tilc SUI
OF the City OF laurcns must be
licensed ana must wear IN
conspicuous place numbered
badge iulnlsheu Dy the Sit!
Clerk.
circus OF other SHOWS eNhiDlt-
ing under canvass or OUT OF
doors, whose gross daily in
come is $4,000 or less, per
day loo'o
NhCSe SioSS uails income
Is more tlaii ?o''oo' pel
DAY, on e"ch auu4'ioil"i @o'ooo - =
or less 2o.O
NoIt"ctioh OF claili asents'
whose gross annual income
is $1,000 or less, per annum lV'o
Cabinet workmen whose gross
annual income is sou or less,
per annum o'o
Cotton mills Tor manuiaclurlns
cotton products, win SooO'ooo
or less lll'esleu III BUSINESS :
per annum cow
on each adoltlonal Sl'ooo III
vested IN the business, pei
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22

Soc. ALL licenses issued for one
day only shall be double tho amount
above mentioned for Saturdays, show
days, Christmas days and other days
of public gatherings.
Sec. 3. That all licenses issued un-
dor and by virtue OF this Ordinance
SHALL DO non-transferable and. OK
oept a lioense for q day, a week or a
months, shall terminate and end on
tae 31st day Of December OF the year
in which they were Issued; but may
be revoked at any time by the City
Council Of the City OF Iaurens on
satisfactory cause being shown. mx-
Dept lioonse issued for day, week
or q month, annual rates shall be
charged for all licenses issued prior
to Juno 80th OF any yeag, three-fourths
the annual rate shall bo charged for
all licenses issued after juno seth of
any year and prior to September 3Oth
of any year; and one-half the annual
rates for all licenses issued after Sop
tember 30th of any year, and prior to
December 31st OF any year.
Sec. 4. Any person, nrm, company
or corporation prosecuting or engag-
ing in any business, occupation or
profession. or keeping or maintaining
any establishment named in this Or
dinance without having first paid the
license tax imposed thereon, shall, up.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

lem europa % Sc ,6oreneoe Stater
inee,1 Naaoe, bporpna l1oferiel ,af
2anobrugs spro6ufter fan finanfieres.
europa ifpIbte III be 5oreneoe Sta=
ter ca. $t4,O0o, 600, 600. 8or It's.
fpriel ttItager bpert Mar, iaa at ben
L Mar bil an6rage $8, Ole, 600, 600.
|&borfeoes europa tan betale for Sc
@arer, Der MI u6fareS til set, elIer
ian tdge mere ira De 5oretreoe @ta-
ter, bi6ite BON lite. Sen ene1te
Maa6e, bbofpau &ongresien funoe
bialpe til at 'itnn6ie 8risreouftionen,
bar beo en- 8ebiHing, fom Ginansbe<
partementet bil6e blibe 11p6t til at
lame fra.6e idn1n1e, Ser biloe laa1te,
11emlig 8efolfningen.
Dette lD6er fom fagt lite opt,,,.1,-
trenot. Dm oe mango @ubernprer,
Der er ianlet @afbington, eller
Sarmb,1re Qongresfen / ssSnbiana-
pslis eHer a,1ore floee Soft, faa al
Iigebel fan finoe paa @aa6, bill Gioen
bife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Ar1l1PlliRtt.s

.5.., y 4e.Ss J. - lkss
Baooe Danuuarf, Morge % Sbe,
|rige bar iagt mel til at bielpe Mrn1e.
MEN. 9e erfIerer aIle, at set er
for langt borte for ilnaa 2a11be n1e1
:foa Soft % Mioler;; eHerg piI6e Sc
igierne. gefienotg gigrelfer1 o1t1., al
De Goreneoe staterg Hrafioe11t bar
n1ootaget geotionforb rbunotg &8iilb11o
ON at snrpgle 1nellem Sc tDrfiiife gea-
tionaliiter og 4rne1lier er jlnoota-
get 1neo Sfepfis f1atfonnlii iifernes
:&obe6f 6fbarter i Mngora. De erfle,
rer, at ben thrift arn1el1iite apiit al.
Ierebe er nfgiort beo Naoifm1g sslto-
frioen % at Mrmeriens Mrhagelfe af
goIogift fra 5obiet eterneg Sioe bdr
fgrt til Gre6s 6snnoerb oIinger.
s S arneni5fe &rebie 1llener 1un1b ii at
Magling lite bill bite iig at itor 8e-
tponing % at bare Ragt ffol1 pnore
ssedionaIi ifternes asrers, NsuHafa
Remal &afebag Solo11it,e oberfor
Mrnne11iet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
&p ssab bbanb ssloD.

Z =. - n s s
81 Suoponbring bill bIipe ffaniet i
to aar. ifpfge ct 5orilag, iom bleb
forelagt for Snfets Sr1obanbrings-
fomite of bens 6orrnano, @ongreg-
1nat1o albert Sobnion al @afbing-
ton.
Sobnfon, Der bar giort S,toba,1-
gsfituationeu til @ienitan6 for
grltnbig stuoiun i flere Maaneoer,
flyer, at. et 4iaooant Stri6t er ngo=
benoigt for at forbittore Sen uSor6e
l1blp11oinge iotn MI forfgger at
fonne inoz j 2nnoet, % bboraf ,na,1-
ge er rusnFbaroige", at ,16fere 6er=
lie fin @enfigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Sits Misie,,.

8i bill gierne 1nin6e 2a116smenf
onL at Sgnberipben geis geisfen nj
er Der / 2an6ef. &an taler i Gbica.
go poa Sen6ag, er iaa blot bi for.
itaar billig ti1 at tale, bbor man g11.
ffer set, og Mg6er tan orbnes
Sfrib til rDania", 1861 81. @eo3ie
Mbe., Chicago, Sssu. = Otter vMoro,
lDiet me66eler hi fplgenbe ON ban1;
Nis Msien er fgbt fin 6eorene
@aaro ! 2psabilo Sogn paa 9l1s
@aarben bar peret i ban Gamilies
Gie faalangt tilbage &iitorten goa1
% ban eier BEN MI.
San bleb 2ano6agsna11o I 1908,
iSet ban 50 efterfulgte $. g. &a,,s.
len, fom blep balgt til Migs6ags.
lnan6.
5trafs efter 1bbr,1boet al @riger
b1ep Misien in6falbt iorn @oloat
San Tom til 8eIeien % ioa 2oubair
og :oe omliggenoe 8per blibe al.
brRnbt. San bar / Gloget pef
Mopen, bbor Der ftob 11ogle ipere
&e, 90 GDiferne leo Meoerlaq
pe6 Marne. &an bar beo Grainet oQ
bar meo at opfamle Saare6e, og oe.
reg fgrite 8enterfning gialot altio =
11aar 6et bar 56n6erip6er, ion1 Lao
paa Mmbnlance1t 9nffet ON, al
EDiferne maotte bIibe ildaet tilbage
San bar ogiaa ne6 / .@lagene bef
Son1tne, men bleb fenere ien6t til
&enbsborg.
Ms MSien ct Ell iDnpatbetiif oq
flarttenfenoe Mano, bbis sprog E,
mutt og belforn1et. San bar op:
bolot fig / Seem gorf 6e forIebnf
Dage for at oppebie Dr. Mar Sc.
nins's Mnfomit bertiI. &erfra gaat
@eiien til Chicago iii ggnoerip6er.
neg @looraoo i Mmerifa, set iolbe.
ifin1teoe galifornien. 8aa SiBage.
peien bill ban boloe 5oreorog i Seen
Dorf, % Marts afreiier ban after
til @oarben i 2psabilo Sog11 pao
M1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Cambria sfo,m,uisieren.

Set bar pott a6FilIig 0p1nerfs
iombeo, iiar ! Ames, at Sreaericf
@qsmusien, en- Danifer, er llonepnt
iotn 2an6brugsfo sfom1nisier i @enn-
:iDlpania. @asmus}en er fgot i
Danmarf, bbor bans Sober 6reb ct
tibet Sorobrl1g, og set fortelles, at
ban pleie6e at fortelle fin sbn, at
ban n1aatte ie at bo1be fin Sure lige,
ellers bilbe ban itfe blipe III 11ogen
9eDHe bDerfen / 6enne 8eroen eller
i ben tilfommen6e. l1nge Masn1us-
fen tom 21f Nar garnmel beroDer
11ben anbre Mi6ler emo fine to &e1-
Der og fnn iaaoan 11b6annelie, ion1
gabes Mlmu1eifo1en, men ban bnifez
De u6en Sbibl paa 6aoerens Gorma-
ming ON at bol6e Suren lige. San
begDnbte at itl16ere beo -SSomas ,@ol<
.ege Mnes % uoefsaminereoes i
1906. Derpaa oniattes ban fo1n 2p<
rer. ltn6er arigen aniattes ban ion1
Msiiitert beo Nenniplbanias Ggoee
barea6minii filtration og tiener M, en-
fire Mars 9ernin iorn ben itDrenoe
@raft i ianttne Stats 2anobrugsoez
partement.
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I - I - -: 81 iisss
..'$rliis'l:a|e, !.

9riierl.e pad Dgltine esnlate terialer
Is otter falbt 8 Gbicago 81 sfeo,,f.
ftiion af 90 I'll 25 groee,d paa Ge.
nleittpriferne sbleb, slllelolt SIT
iiois 1ennegies Is afcb gan. 80
IIseeogangell er@ ffras III q = roeelt
'pan GbuuIlerpriiel
eoprifer1le sdar peiiod ne6. gn.
Iarosprti ierale baa ss5Iatt ii pan
ianldle i'm 4 e 1917 sc
;be Sore re,tebe gtoter gf illo ssrige1t.I
Enetiso Ropsulber|
s17e oRsres 4 e,illl'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
5rlat,n.,.

not pnneI,fp 9o1f m hat ;rsfp eessn1f
) ltratte, e Sc bp,, ,,,p,,inoslaie wloos.
,,6nn6pIip ! @Ioos,noolene ~ nnpr.
foI6pnp fro bpoae sioer. ! @ essrlnno.
|no n,loer sssyn6trnffet bercf ipneg
rna,,oe ein11 sfeinere % gaeaieriroen .
|niIlioe tiI nt .oisre Gnoe pna d set Bio.
,6ioe goifetoa. 9oStor g1ichoel
n,alonooor f,,noere,,ne ssrpii6ent
.for Sim, ei,,, bor I. iet,ot sfglae1loe
.aeleornn, III gre1,1ier,ui,, 2lopo
.@eoroe Sc iiaer, Sc e pilIia tic at
,I,,ttp s<ren itrofs ,,be,, a at t pe,,te til
ss,,l S,pilf gfriot oater De at
toop farit ! ,.,.5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Knnprrs|B'Islt.

oQa er T0N9reS1en QIIer 1Q1llleI.
ge6 Mabnings ngsnb6er1e forefalot l,6,
ober be alnin6elige 6ormaliteter
fun set, at Senator &arbi11g, inart
&reii6e1,t, bleb 1no6toget /. Senotet
tme6 flor Sploeit. Da ban troahte
ino j genatsialer, bleD Tan itrafs
on1ringet al fine &oneger, n1eos,1s
ben itore 6olfen1asfe i GaIlerierne
reiite fig % appla11bereoe Saroing
inlileoe % buffe6e. De111e 9DIbeit
bareoe i flere Minutter. Da ban
fbareoe 11,1ore Nabneopraobet, bar.
Ser mere BifoIb.
s @enntor 2obge al,.nobe6e on, en-.
9aIe af Saroing, ior1 reiite fig u,1ber1
fraftige 8ifaIo Iosiulber. Otter at bate
giort ct Sui. for giceprefiber1t Mor-
lfbau benote ban fig mob fine aolle-
ger. &an u6talte ii11 @leoe ober.
ben Mootaaelie, Senatorerne boboe
|gipet ban, % fagoe, at i11aen fa1noe.
mere nloobillig til at forlaoe Set,o.
tet: enb ban.
son iagoe 6erpoa til fine 8olleger,
at ban altio Dilbe babe i Grinbring
le...St .lSf or Eesr..rs.. = ca....s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
:2ssningen al ct At De alporligite
.5pgrgsn1aaI, 1on1 foreltgger for De-

l5pgrgsnaal, Tom toreltgger tor Ses
tforfamlinge11.
Dr. 6ri6tiof Manien, gseolen al
Sen &on1ite, iom bar BET armentite
SpgrgsmaaI un6er 8ebanbling, bob
| Sc peret ret nismooig, men itraaleoe
iiben al @lRbe.
rSi bar fanoet Ma11ben." raabte
Manier, uog @eiten bliber let !"
!! !! gn BIan, iont ben ormeniife &o1n=
misiton bar 1.n6er 0berbeielie, gaar
| no paa at faa en- Seifommisier
baIet for glrmenie11 Ser ifuloe bore
bempnoiget til at mootnge 8iorag oa
Etraffe oe rdope1oige 6oranitaltni1=
ger, on1 oet iaa bar at u6rl.ite Mrne-
1lierne, felp for ct 5elttog MOB 0tl1=
itapba &etnal 8aicba, ben tDrfiife
geationaliitleber.
Ser er ct 6orHag fren1ne ON, at
ollie i,1berene Stater ffal betragtes
fom M1eole1nmer af Mationforbun6et,
oerion1 6e lite af fri @illie erflRrer.
at 6e lite gnifer at p9re Meolenl=
mer.
Derion 6orIaget peotages, bill bet
|io,loipnligpis biofere, at &piflanb
bliber Meo1em, og at De 5oreneoe
Stater bliber MOT til at l1nberrette
Jorbunoet onL at set life enifer at
(pere MeoIen1.
Mrtifd 10 al 5orbltnospa9te11,
Iom ser bar peret iaa megen Strio
ON i oe gorene6e Stater, bil NOT
|blibe enoret ob More, ON lite 1tl1.
Set bar biit fig. at an6re Gationer
eno oe 6orenebe Stoter gierne ptl
BABE oen Del al &agten foranoret.
s. @. @otpeu oplpite, at &ana-
6ierne ogteoe at forelagge benne %
flere ggnbringer. De bill lite blipe
1pe6taget beo i11oebnren6e Sesiion af
[DeIegatforiamling men Der er
Saab ON iao n1egen Dish1siin, at
Iorb,,noets &olo11ing fan blioe Har-
gjort. v &
Gbefen for 9lrge,,tinas Delegation,
Sonorio @uerrD6on, bar ,1otalt 1ig
ioale6es::
Seq bar fattet min 8eilutning, %
i1tet Tan rofte Sen. SDn1ans forz
{ggte at bepege mig til at ombeiten1-
me mig; men leg fgler mig .operbebiit
ON, at leg bar 8et, % agter at fait=
bol6e mt @tanopurt. Glere 9ele=
goter bar fagt til mig, at ieg bar
Met, heriblonbt en- Meprqientant for
ct meget bigtiet e11ropai{f 2a,1b;;
bans Monn fan leg lite opgibe.
Me6 6e,tiDn til, at nit @rogran1
lfaI bore tpifbenligt, g11ifer leg at
uotale, at 1pifIano ipnes at bore mo-
get, oertne Gorialnling ct beiat at;
for alt, iom bliber foreilaaet og lite
itenn,er uaea BE Anifuelier, bliper
iten,plet ION protpf. git &rogran1
er uniberelt, Set er lite pro noget
eIler 1loge,t.
DerIom Jorba,noet ifte inobefat<
ter ane cibiliferebe Matio1ter, er bet
life ct ssotionernes Gorba1nb, men ct
|5orburo nf .e,.bel gsationer "
-
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A111frika.
@lpois Seioe..

Sen ftgrfte % b1o6igite Gei6e i
benne for fine ftore 5ei6er berDgteoe
ggn peb @illia1nion i 50. So. nb=
fientpeoeS forle6et. Sen begpn6te
Mai iiofleoe1t meo en- strio mel.
lem &upital og Mrbei6e &u1gru,
beeierne % Mrbei6er11e, % oen no.
biHeoe fig til ct &aanoge1nang mel
lem Mrbei6ere, Der lite tilbdrte Sag.
foreninge11 og @rubepagter11e, be1
fiRn1pe6e pan @rubeeiernes Sibe.
&reogtDbe Ma11b er blebet brebt oQ
SO iaaret. @uDerngr Gorntpem bar
betegnet Situatio,1en ion ct nDp-
rgr", % fp6erale Eropper bleb i11b.
falot.
500 Mano af 19. SS11fo11teri er
un6er. Dberit Saa / SER / Mingo
County. Deres &obe6fbarter er 4
gDilliam1on. De patrnlierer @rnbe=
egnen n1eb 8aionetter: Sc bor bao=
De @ifler oe Maffingeberer iant en-
&anon. @rnbearbeioer1e % 6eres
6an1ilier boz Eelte.
Set er itorrnful6t. 2an6}fabet er
inbbpllet i Gage. Starpfpttere
blanot elrbeioerne buffer al % til
5frem at 3aa9en os ienoer &ueler
1,er gien,1em @a6erne.
I 0berit &aH iaebe i6ag, at fuu
nooificeret @rigslob er giennemfgrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
ben betpoelige Coinage, ion1 biotiI
bar baret benpttet til Gransporten
at @asolin til 9erne, mi bill fl1nne
|anben6es i a116re gierneo.
3pnai bgl1,.t.:

Charles 8on3i, r8ufbel 8aifet"
Millionaren, iom giennern fine @pe.
fnlationer beorog Sunoreoer al
Mennefer, bar erflaret Zig ifDloig
at babe be11bttet @oiten til 8eorageri
Sdn b1ep obn1t til fem Mars Sang.
Iel.
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Nattn,,rrttra 8nrhnt.n

NS@4tHtS1AAUs -0'SsA Aa~ssss1
sforbunosraooet bar enitelnmig
peotaget en- SSn6bpoelie, ionn opfor-
brer Sc 6orenebe stoter til at beige
Ell @epreientont til at iiooe i Mili=
terfon1nisiio,len. SSnbbpbelien l'o-
taller, at SpgrgSmaalet ON @nltnt1'-
gernes 6orntinoifning bill blibe beth
beIig lettere at lpie, berfom be Sore
nebe @toters @egiertng piloe 1enoe
en- @epreientant til ! raaogibenoe
Goenifab at forban6le neo &onn1iS=
fione1.
Snobpoelien ct blepen afierot til
@olbington. Sen ,blep oprinbeltg
foreIaaet al General George g.
Glipe, commissioners brittle @teo-
lem.
Joridnlllt1ge1t neofog e1 0orilag
ON at beapiie Be forelaoebe 9en<
orinaer til en- @onite, font bill of-
qipe Mapport beo Delegatforiomlin-
qens Msbe i 1921. Sonorio 8ner-
rpoon al Argentina, moofatte Jig
s{or{laqet; me, 8rnfi6ent &Dnons
erflpreoe set beotaget til GrobS for
hans geeiiteune. De 1fanoinapiife
mepreientauter bapoe ibret for de
bIiffelig s@nbring al 8agten. Moo-
itonoen mob Ben 1tanoinobifte Bla11
bar oelpis boieret paa, at oe,t og{aa
piIoe afaloe Jrebatraftat
6onorio YuerrDbon bar l1roerret-
tet 8ra{i6ent &pr,ans af @afionfor-
bunbets Delegatforiatnling ON, at
Sen argentinffe Delegatio1> bapoe
tr,,ffet fig tilbage. &uerrDoon, Der
er slrse11tinas 1lbenrigsminiiter %
5 Chef for 6ets Delegation, ertlpreoe,
at MrQentino pilbe gieninotage Tin
Blobs, berion1 Soriamlinge, ntloe
tilbaaefolbe ben fatteoe 8eilutnirg
ON at ,,bfatte 8ebdnbling af aAe
9l1nenoementer til 1921.
De gprige latinamerifunife 2onoe
{iqes at billie fglge MrgentinaS CTS
eu1pel. CANADA, s1ultralien og gfD-
3eeIano tager Earti for Mrgenttna /
benne5 5tri6.
Set tegner ioaleoes til, at Den beit-
lige &dlbtueles geationer bill f1lo-
ftertbie lgsripe fig fro gfationer1es
5orbun6.
f5lere Deleeoter bor 116talt, at BET
er ben npe Berbens S6ealer fo11tra
ben gamle 8eroens, bet mi giplber.
Sc e,,ropaiife Goeialilter bar err
Hnret geotionforbunbet arig. Ser
er alle aeg11 til, at arbeioernes
@fepfis operfor Jorbunoet bigger
9labfen for aaben Mooitano. ar<
befoerle6erne erflGrer, at Der bar pn-
ret for mango afbfeelier fra Gorbun=
bets oprinbelige #Ianer til at operbe~
pi{e 8erbens Socialiiter ON bets Dpz
rigtigbeo.
af Sc ipecierle sSs,abpeuoineer e
6er i Set mirote tie betDoeliae: 4.
11nbIaoelien al at optage Ruslano
ION Weeblen, al 6orbunoet: af-
Disnine al 9pifIano. n,eoens a,,ore
fie1,blige 2anbe ifaI optaaes. Sc
ffanoinapiife Socialiiter er ipeeielt
in,o6 bette. 3. Sc proo oncerenoe
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-05

Miss Bernadine Seargent, who has
been visiting Mrs. J. c. Warren the
past two weeks, returned to her home
at Island Pond Saturday.
Mrs. Dora Grant and Kenneth
Sweet visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Morton at Concord the first of the
week.
Mrs. Walter Cheney and little
daughter of Washington, d. c., have
returned to their home after spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Rogers.
Mrs. Ayers of Bethlehem, N H.,
visited her brother, Charles Phillips,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton and
children of Concord visited their
mother, Mrs. Ira Grant, Sunday.
Mrs. Sheldon Smith of Barnet, Mrs.
Henry King and daughter, Elsie, and
Mrs. Sullivan and threechildren of
Boston were guests of Mrs. ID. M.
Smith last week.
Elroy Fisk and Bert Silsby were
in East Burke Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Webb and Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Park were in st. Johnsbury
oneday last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Grant of Wind
sor are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lem Fisher and Mrs. Ira Grant,
and other relatives for week.
C. l.. Pratt is quite i'll at this
writing.
Miss Ada Goods, who has been Wis
ting Harry Mcdonald for the past
two weeks, returned to her home in
New York Monday. She was accom-
panied to ST. Johnsbury by Mr. Nc
Donald
Mrs. Nellie Libbey and son Bry-
ant of Gorham, N. H., are spending 4
few days at their uncle's, Bonnie Say
er's.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Crawford of
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-05

poles and telephone poles with a
mans picture, even II he is as all
admit fine looking man?
Is it for Vermont's real welfare to
circulate throughout the State over
a hundred thousand copies of cam
paign sheet when paper is so scarce
that at least one weekly in the state
has been forced to susnend its reg
ular issue for week, and others had
to conserve white paper to get out
regular editions?
Is it for Vermont's real welfare to
issue a personal organ when Vermont
papers would open their advertising
columns to campaign publicity or
their news columns to real political
news?
Many years ago a distinguished
Vermont millionaire started to run
for governor but most UNEXPECTEDLY
withdrew from the race. 1t was not
known until some time after that the
reason for his withdrawal was his
sudden discovery that his political
managers were spending his money so
fast that he would never have had
enough left after election to pay his
board bill at the hotel durin~ the
session of the Legislature. Mr.. Hart
mes may have already discovered this
as he is very discerning gentleman,
but if he has not it will be known
later that thousands of dollars have
been spent in the interests of the
Springfield inventor.We believe this is
all wrong and that Mr. Hardness has
been unwisely led into campaign
that will make McCullough's $780,
600 campaign of 1902 look small in
comparison. This is not the kind of
welfare work that Vermont voters
will annrove at the primaries Sept. IA.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-05
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1920
$ MR.. HARNESS. WELFARE
WORK.

Speaking at Hardwick Wednesday
night with other candidates Candid
ate James Hartness defended his eX-
penditure of meny bv declaring it was
"for Vermont's real welfare" Part
of this is true. His booklet announ-
cling his platform was real contri-
button to the prospective industrial
development of the state and its
author is universally recognized as
Vermont's greatest inventor and man
ufacturer. But as the campaign
opened up MI. Hardness started a
publicity bureau that has flooded the
state with literature, posters and last
but not least, four page naper, issued
pot from Mr.. HARNESS. home town,
but from Burlington, at a cost that
runs up into thousands of dollars.
Is it for Vermonts real welfare
to deface bridges, highways, telegraph
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-05
EAST CONCORD

Mrs. Addie Webb has gone to Pot
ton Springs, Canada, for an indef-
mite stay.
Charles Gee of Roxbury, Mass, is
visiting his grandfather, Charles Gee,
at Z. A. Morse's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Perkins had
little daughter, Helen, arrive at
their home Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Hartshorn and children
picked and sold ia quarts of hulled
field Strawberries which Melted them
$500 this season.
Miss Bertha Campbell has returned
to her home at Summersworth, Me-,
after spending the past six weeks with
Mrs. Elroy Fisk.
Mrs. Mary Simonds has returned to
her home at Whitefeld after spend
ing the past week with Mrs. Eliza
Graham.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-05
HELP WANTED

Men for handling lumber, mahufac-
turing boxes, piano parts, and ven
eer. Work from GAS to 5.18. One
hour for dinner. Saturday afternoon
off. Wages depend on the ability of
the man. Also, one Night Fireman
Wanted. Anyone interested call and
talk it over.
THE E. l.. CHANDLER COMPANY
ORLEANS, VERMONT.
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Windsor were Sunday guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Briggs
Andwew Folsom and wife of St.
Johnsbury were guests Of their broth
er, l.. A. Nichols, for few days last
week.