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lnfaua-Gbronif.

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~ Sfite: Gebhlfn uerlangt,

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Elm hinges NGSdlcn ars outer Nnmi.
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ficc Nrbcit, bel better @cleacnhcit
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9cno cinem College; muf oentid) lure.
den nno ctiuas llcbnn9 ami Der
Sdrelbmaid,inc babcn ODER N lerncn
,ptIlta unS peranIngt icin. Spiurt
Gn5umcl0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

ieiit miir0e. cr3icit AM Ileuato9
Goinueitcr 1fa1g 0urd) amtlide
QfIttbeihu19tH.
Die eritc N|titthciIuH9 orItano ans
c;ucm Nr;eie upn e. =. Ggge. GIT
perintenoent 0c2 @titpoit Gienitea,
It. 2ouis ,3tpluiug@itdote Giui-
lion, befaurtmad}enO, ouB Der &oIt-
meiIter pon Indianapolis tnitruirt
m6rOcn lei, nat 90 Groiic 5pei NO
tor Irut5 SIT id)lden Sum @ebrnlls
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8eamten ala 0a9 lotale Sun0unga-
ieIo ousgciutt moroeu lit.
ISerncr erbielt @oitnnellter Sfoor
pom pierten @iIiapoItmeIIter, Otto
0raeger Elm Ielegrommt, morin an
gcfilnoigt mtrOe. Dab Die Gmpfeh'
hung BON @rn, G99e, monah &c
GroiIe ais 2an0ungaplaB beooriugt
muroe, angcnomnlcn uno Oieie StoOt
ais Citation beitln1mt mllr0e.
9lltdb erhiclt unier Goitmeiiter eit
6ormulor iiir ciuen Otietb@ Con.
trnft 5niidcn Dem &oltamt rtnO Der
Staot ga GroiIe. mo0urh Der @e-
6ruud Oes Snl3er 6lugiel0es filr
0cn 2uitpoitoicuit idriitlif geiidlert
merocn ioa. @IouOruf NbOriifc
non Eldnen ijir elm u@ongar", Der
in Mlnneapolla iiir Den SuftpoIt.
oienit erridltet miro. paren DEM Gons
troft . GormuIar bei9eiiigt.
IS fommt iGtt Der Sta0t ga GroIIc
ST ibren GbciI Ser 2lbmofuna 5l er.
fiiaen mo cincn .@ongor" filr Den
@ebraudl Ser Hegierunga 3oitluft-
idliffe 3u erridltcn.
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tbeilt purOe. mann ser @uitpoitOienit
bcginut, 10 bat 0oh @r, Gg9e bel ici-
ucnl Iebten 9ciud)e in ga Groiie on.
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ooer 2tnfong5 Huguit beginner mir,
oe. Die Shotiod)e. ooB bercit3 5rl1f3
ouf Dem Wege mad bier, iheint ont
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hoben sic Yoitiuden POM 8oItamt
noh Dem AetopIan fitr3 Dor oeiien
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@ilrger oOrenirte Goitiohen pom
@uitihiii nof) Dem Eoitamt 81 Be-.
foroern.
@iciiac &ereine mo uniere Stoot-
@ebor0cn hoben icit einem Sabre
eifriq iijr SEN ieB- in Griilaung &c,
gonaencu Nlnn ~qeurbeitet. @etteu
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uno &one3 ain5loe, Ser iriibere 5cf.
rctor ser @nnOeI9tomner, ~peri0nlid,
III @olhinqton III ojeier GngeIegeu-
belt poriteGig, uno iton Oamol5 Dur-
De ihncn Die Geridcrun9 QeQcben,
oaB ga Gro'ie ais 2uitpoit Citation
beitinmt rerocn pijroe. 4uh Cen
Nrc6monn Gid bot I'M &ntcreiie pom
"a Groiic agitirt.
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Gnr;r Standardization.

Der ndd}'te rQolartaQ ilnoct
Inllt @citIItb Der Embellishments am
10. Nlqllit itatt.
AIM Is. >SuIi uuo /. NuQuit
mcrocn oie hIeii0en @eitdit@leutc
ACKNOWLEDGMENT nod) bennhbarteu
Staoteu mo Goricru untcrucbmen.
Sta0tihrejbcr @Irubonm per.
fauftc his Qftttpot 710 Nunoeittuer.
mortcn. @uuoe. 0ic ohHe 2 1tr.
MARIE an @al9fra1eu acicbcu Der.
Den, tonnen ieBt cine Nciterc2 ron
Der Eoli3ei eridloiien mer0tn.
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5o6SeitsglOden.

sri. 6 mmn @eimnr, God)ter
bon .. 93elmfar, 1892 9t0ams Stra-
6e, mur0e MtittUot) W}orqan nm S
llhr in Ser oeutit)cn reformirten
STRIDE non Guitor StofmeIer nit
&rH. RuooIf NuttIcmuun
percbclid1t. 7as junqe @aar miro
iih an Der ISurm boil Nru. 9}uttlc-
mann IN 8oitpIt &auep bdusIid) ein-
rid)ten.
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: 6mjI D. SdilciuiB. oer lanaiGhri.

N""'A " ~"lIttl|ps ptE thNNEuHtI-
ae St}riitltjter Der @cruaun 9tbcnN-
poit un0 ota @crntaaia Scroll tn
W}iIrauftc lit an 5onn1alnadmut
toa 9c'torbtn. IN icjuem CONNER.
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.rclIIa mo bic lester (Sohrc 5e,uobc
Qar]. NIT dcr'nlcn ltnterbredun9en
nohnte. not Inn Ser Cor Die Auqgu
lt'dloiien C5pohl Ocr i0nit roit
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Ser Setting Bate olt'Qcbcu miiiicn,
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emil pom SdIeIuiB lit elmer Ser &c.
W,a!'teu uUo 2s~itbctonuteN ocutid,
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mdnotc tFcocr pcriton0 feiiclno unN
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btn~beoiu0uNa ~QGIpor0en. @r hinter
IoGt elIe &Ide, Sic id]mcr ousiufiiucn
lclr lujrA.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

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Sird1i6es.
@:f0rmirte ct. Sobannes . @cmeiHoe,
6fe 4. uHo Ysartet SfrnFe,
EaitDr, :. Sfpdmeier.

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9ciudler uuo 6reunoe lino ms lTi'
mer ber3lid miGfommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

eE @er Belper 3u maBigen 3jnien
leihen modlte. eHcn DerldBliden 9iaibs
Qeter fir 2eeo5 unb Rortgages brnuht
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203 Q. /. StrnRe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02
SOrlauig teine Soltsnad;db=
lung.
0as Sniti5 6omite idjeiut pom clner
3~ndBahluHg Der StaOtbeUDltes
RING nidDt uiel N bnltcu,

8 Suits G0nlItc
0e5 5tQ0tratb,
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Geuius Ser &e
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Sta0t bcrlctb, BE-.
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rat6 Die 9tuf3a6s
lung in orci 4oro
Der Sta0t cmofeh
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02
Neuefte Rn5eigen
Notice of sale OF Real Estate by
Administrator.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court La Crosse County 'e9
IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term of
the County Court, TO be held in and for said Coun-
ty, at the County Court House. in the City of La
1920. to- wit July 9th, 1920. at 100 clock in the fore.
noon Of, said day, the following matter will be
heard and considered:
The application of Anna Schnick, administrsto
of the estate of William J. Schnick, late of the city
of La crosse in said I Ounty, deceased, to sell all of
the real estate belonging to said estate described
as follows:
Lot Number Six (6) Of Block Number Four al
of Spier and Canterbury's Addition to La Crosse,
in said County.
Dated June 18th 1920.
By Order of the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
County Judge.
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&iegen Sic Sbr 6elb puriidtig

@tten Sic oorouf, boB Sic fir
oo5ielbe oen poQen @ertb erboI.
ten - Sic er9olten i'm iid)erlid.
.menn Sic Sbr @eIo bier eintouiden
fir 6eniter, 8biiren, inlere @art.
boI5 : 9efleiOungen, 2ooen. uno
9onfeinridtungen, auuitglos, Grobt'
Ieniter mo -thiiren ODER irgeno cine
on0ere 6oI5orbeit. 6ro9en Sic Den
Yfann, oer's meiB = ienen, Der bier
foufte.
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Z HntcuidlmcrSCn.

s Hnfcnldrmer5cn. .GiinF;cbn
Sabre lana babe ld an RIdrnihnitr.
}cn QeIltttn idlrcibt slrall Sarah
No'jrdn non SuuuOlt Qidii.. his i'd
TIA Goral> HIpCafr0utcr @cireiuua
1100 &5r tam aar uidt idacu. ME
'reh Id bin 0ob id, ojcie por3iNl,te
9}eol5tn teuiHi lcIcrui babc. 0icic&
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ter'l Ser &olllr bel Ser @jcocrhcr.
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aqothcteu 5u bdbta. iou0cru Mrs
oltrd &otdl0ltNttn atliticrt. glan
itlrcibe al Or. Better TSabrncu \
Cons &C. 250t @oihiugtou @IcS
Gbtcalo. Au.
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lid ais Stottpu
Ill Der Chicago
ct. 8aul uno
phureapotlsHuft
p0it &iuie be-
itiulIut Tuor0en.
G~H0guItiger Re
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ihiff 0oitroutc
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yn1en Sic Die SAFER nnS Snieften
nldlt Shire Grutc nuffreiIcn.

@jr bobtu ciucn pollen 0orroth ron
4rieNote Of 2eoo.
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bette Auy IS perhiitet 5~dnpeinedo.
lcr0 tn0 anoere Graufbciten.
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Ste Nulhler'@ 9ouic Bomber.
lyiir trante NGuucu uuo icld1tn
ultt Glorraoea oNer Gholcro behaitet,
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Sie cine Shndtel pom Soldiers
&tl,e 0jarrhoeo tablets.
HOesChler Bros.
5. nuS @niu Struss.
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8Olitiides.
Games SbOmpioH meloet ieine San
oioatnr fur Den EnnOesieuat
formed an.

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fcrut lit beginner
bed berctt cjni'
&c Ganojootcu
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o0cr iene5 1llut
sit lltel0eu.
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"a GrOhe cine AUTHORIZATION
an Der 2uItpOf=2inie.
Rotmeiiter Sfnar crbielt Die Oifi5iele
SeuadlrldltiGung oaUOn pom
Nanut : ROitarnt.

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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
MRS. ROBERT GROSSETT
PASSED AWAY
SUNDAY AUG. 22nd

Mrs. Robert Grossett passed away at
her home on the West Side last Sunday,
Aug. 22nd following an illness of four
months from Brlght's disease.
Abbie Letitia Whiteford was born at
Renslaer Falls, N. Y, Aug. 9th, 1866,
her parents being Hugh and Alice
Whiteford. She removed to Michigan
in March, 1880, and on July l1tn, 1883,
was united in marriage to Robert Gros-
sett at Charlevoix. Five children were
born to them who, with the husband,
survive the deceased, viz:-Bert and
Billy Ray Grossett, Mrs. Charles Dom
aldson, Mrs. Robert Conway OF this city
and Mrs. Melvin Donaldson of Detroit.
Brothers and sisters of the diseased
are-John Whiteford, Leonard White
ford of Minneapolis, Mrs. Jos. Cum
Minis and Miss Hortense Whiteford.
Funeral services were held from the
Latter Day Saints church (of which the
deceased was member) Tuesday
afternoon, Aug. oath, conducted by the
pastor, l.. Dudley. Interment at East
Jordan cemetery.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
Asst JORDAN REUNION
AT DETROIT

The East Jordan-Detroit reunion was
Id at Sugar Island, Aug. %. It was
cided to make it an annual affair to
held the first Sunday in August at
gar Island. There will also be a
Ity in February. Anyone moving to
|roit is requested to send his name
address to one of the following
lmittee members: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cuison, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Hurl-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Rowley.
2 following is list of those pre-
md Lyle Blake, the Misses Myrtle
aEthel Blake, Mrs. Blake, Mrs.
NBarlow, Lewis Barlow and wife,
kCarroll, Jack Cuison and wife,
VI Camp, E. Flagg, Mr.. and Mrs.
urn, Orville Hurlburt and wife,
Mr. Mrs. Hurlbert, the Misses
Ell d Dorothy Hurlbert, Mr.. and
Mrsysler, Mrs. Bessie Light Hilton,
WI drs. Jos. Hyatt and daughter,
Anu Kimes and wife, Glen and
oia,l,,es, the Misses Agatha, Agnes
anu 'ret Kenny, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lo~e,l Muma and wife, Mrs. Rose
Mo",Mr. Nachazel, Agnes Nae
haIe''and Mrs. Elmer Richards
anu sen, Chas. Rademacher and
"iie, A. Rowley and wife, Mr..
anu Nrton Rowley and children,
Lon d and wife, Jas. Stienberg
anu ",brge Vance, Mary Vance,
',' vera "rn, the Misses Myrtle and
Wilma \
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
NEW CLOVER VARIETY
LOOKS GOOD in STATE

Annual white sweet clover. a new
crop which was introduced to tie state
only two years ago, gives pro>ise of
developing into an invaluable annual
leguminous hay, according to j. /. Cox.
professor OF farm crops at the llichi-
gan Agricultural College. Ths this
clover may revolutionize crop rottions
on lighter soils of western and nor\ern
Michigan is said to be possible.
The largest acreage of this new NOD
in the United States, planted form
crease purposes, has been grown n
the experiment station farm at t.
agricultural college this year. In a
dition to the six acres grown for see|
purposes at the college, like amoum
has been planted by members of tn,
Michigan Crop Improvement Associa
ton at various places over the state
thus giving Michigan the chief seec
supply OF the whole country. The seec
sold during the past season for $500
an ounce, and still brings from 2W tc
800 dollars bushel.
"rhis is short season hay cop,
which when planted in the spring will
mature hay in July and seed by lite
August or early September, says Po-
fessor Cox. 'It's rapid increase in tie
state will give Michigan farmers, part
cularly those located on light soils,
highly valuable hay, pasture, greet
manuring and seed crop. The be,
men of the state will also be greatl
interested in this new crop for be-
pasture.
''The increase in Michigan has beer
made from small amount OF the seet
secured two years ago from Prof. II. ID
Hughes, OF the Iowa Experiment Sta
ton. This year the M. A. G.. Expert
ment Station should have between 2
and 40 bushels for distribution to mem
bers of the Michigan Crop Improvmen
Association and the farm Bureau TO
planting next spring. 1t will be increas
ed as rapidly as possible in order to Sc
cure enough seed 10 furnish Michigan
farmers at reasonable prices. The Farm
Bureau Seed Department has made ar
rangement to cooperate in the market
ing OF the seed.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
Announcement

l am a candidate for nomination 70,
.ne ofiice OF Representative to the
State Legislature on the Republican
ticket at the Primary Election to be
held August 81, next. II nominated
ana elected | would undertake TO give
the people OF this county square deal,
TO represent the people and not mar.
.,cular class, to exercise economy to
the best OF my ability in all matters per.
tanning to state government, and TO he
diligent at all times in the interests of
lne state in general and Charleyoix
County in particular. Your support at
Inc Primary will be appreciated.
Yours truly,
ERNEST A. ROBINSON
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
NEW CITY PARK

A yoar ago ID. c. Loveday made the
City a proposition to sell them the old
opera house lot for a Park and place
for public gatherings.
The price was to be the assessed val
uaton and Mr.. Loveday agreed to do
nate one-half the purchase price for
that purpose. The deal has just been
closed and the City will have a much
needed place for public gatherings
when the place is cleaned up and put
in shape.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27

When a man tel; t. H.,
woman she has in -. ,,n
dolled up" he thiia iias 80. -
good description otbor 1 81 80
man . You'd want.
,s e.. fool Of her.
of them, the baby in : 80 -" = az
fool of her.
Noise doesn't indi,
rabbit hasn't any vol q 'a'A
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27

OF Charlevoix County in making your
selection OF the one you desire to re-
present you in making the laws and
appropriations at the next session of
the legislature.
Your investigation of my record as
an officer, and my qualifications for
this important office is respectfully
Sincerely yours,
ROLLIE L. LEWIS.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
Price of Peace"
Sept. End
Honest Battle Films Will Be
Shown Here Under Auspices
of American Legion.

The real thing! An Official record .
Americas participation in the Worl,
war from the signing of the declara
ton OF war by President Wilson TO III,
return OF American troops to Hoboken
IS coming here. Such is the "Price Of
feace," five reel feature picture to he
SHOWN at the Temple Theatre. Fast
Jordan, Sept. End, 1920.
Sergeant Elmer r. SNYDER of tho
Army Recruiting Station at Grand
RAPIDS is bringing the pictures here
ohyder is veteran of ID months over.
seas service with the 4lst "Sunsetu
Division, and previously served on the
mexican border. He has been placed
IN charge OF the exhibition of Uncle
Sans official war pictures being re-.
leased through the Recruiting Service
In Western Michigan. Snyder will
give an accompanying talk at each
showing.
THE Price of Peace" is an ensemble
OF various pictures taken by u. S. Sio.
nai corps operators on practically
every front on which American troons
'ought. AS proof of the reality of
those pictures, it is declared that
numerous instances have been record
ed where Signal Corps camera men
iost their lives while filming these and
o'her battle scenes. One of the thrill
ing scenes shows battery of the 9Th
fieid Artillary being wiped out, having
laiien under direct fire of the enemv
10 take this picture, the operator plac-
ea MS camera on an exposed knoll be-
tween the American and German bat.
lerles, shells flying overhead from
each direction.
One OF the most sensational events
iepicted is that of an air fight. The
americans rails an observation balloon
me just captured from the enemy. II =
spotted by the Germans. They are /,
o lncensed at seeing one of their own
'ailoons being used to spy against them
hat they send over l6 planes to attack :
nd destroy it. They draw nearer and
carer approaching in battle formation. :.
ust as 1t appears that the balloon will y
e shot down, an air barrage is laid in y
ont OF the Boche and their formation u y
broken up. A closeup view shows l
American Air Squadron under COM u u
and OF Lieut.. Quinton Roosevelt u
aVing the ground. The German ~
anes are scattered; two of them are III
1t of from the rest, corralled, and p'
ashed to the ground. az
In this same engagement Roosevelt 'n "a
as cut of in fight with three enemv Vi
achlnes and crashed inside the Ger. an
an lines. Many Michigan boys re- .
ember the famous Red Arrow divi. VI
IN, were camped near Lieut.. Roose. WI
It's grave after their hard fighting in po
second Battle of the Marne in the eN
rly days of August 1918. po
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
NOTICE

City ordinance No. AZ provides thai
no person except authorized agents OF
the city water works or fireman in tbe
legitimate discharge of their duties
snail open or close any water main
valve or hydrant, and violations thereof
are punishable by fine or imprisonment,
or both.
hereafter, this ordinance will be
strictly enforced.
BY order of the City Commission.
HENRY COOK,
Chief of Police
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27

A man will lose fifty dollars in poker
game and never say word, but how
he "wolfs" if his wife loses her poe
ketbook with five dollars in it.
"a genius is timid but people don't
usually find out that he is a genius un-
ill after he is dead.
A homely girl can't have too many
brains, but il pretty one has an un-
usual supply she has enough Of them
to know that she must keep the fact a
secret.
The worlds greatest man will be the
one who invents way to run all gov
ernment with taxes.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
To The Electors of
Charlevoix County

VIII be a candidate for Judge OF
Probate at the Primary, Tuesday,
August 31st, next
The duties OF the office will prevent
my calling on you personally.
am grateful for your support in the
past and hope for it at the comino
Primary Election.
SERVETUS A. CORRELL
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
e Magical Influence

UtIVTIIon,, ,I..,.
fuence 80 ' hasical IN
sensa from the all-pervading
thot - m by his mere presence,
and alwa,,d ha ,.a 80 a,"ass "as'
his highet et,a,,o, In'is u,,s 'rue u
In the Soh ",iei, lie was
place outs 49,. n.'i'a'eu "
kerchief, - ."' "ni'e MANU-
knew, that 40 al, men
during thai, - -. - "9.' anu 'iiat'
alone with w ""e'i lie Was
turbed.-F. ~ mo' oe uis-
Talks to Be " ''oiies LUZ
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27

The loafer who is living off somebody
else is the hardest kicker against the
high cost of living.
There is only one goose that laid
golden eggs. and she's dead.
A woman may get the last word, but
man can always slam the door and 90
down town leaving her talking while
she has to stay at home and take il
when he starts growing.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
Warning to Drivers and Owners
of Automobiles

ANY driver or owner of any auto
mobile found parked or running on
any OF the streets, highways or public
places in the County of Charlevoix be-
tween sunset and sunrise without
headlights and tail lights, will be ar
rested and dealt with according to law
HENRY w. COOK, Under-Sheriff,
and Chief of Police.
Dated, East Jordan, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27

A little authority is dangerous
thing.
The great interrupter of pleasant do
mestic relations is unpleasant domestic
relations.
Who remembers when no horse was
dressed up in the summer time unless
he wore a green fly net with red tas-
sells on il?
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
Electors of Charlevoix County

am a candidate for nomination to
the office OF Judge of Probate. As
opportunity offers l will frankly and
fairly give you my reasons, and explain
the purposes of my candidacy as thew
appear to me and to the men and
women who have urged me to become
a candidate. invite close investiea.
ton on your part.
Yours very respectfully,
ARTHUR L. FITCH.
31-tf.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-08-27
10 The Voters of CharIeyoix
County:

After having examined a petition
filed in my behalf, and after having
given the matter thoughtful consider
alton, | have decided to become can
didate for nomination of Representative
on the Republican Ticket at the COMING
primaries.
TASK the consideration of the electors