davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Die Sifen 0es
SpiOnageseieBes.

wv" uNIlJ, Ule 4lIiS
tcr Dem Spio.
mage Beieb Ieit Dem @aifenitiIitono
crfoIgte, bemtriiit orei So3ioliitcn ii
Spracllie, Nep Oorf. id,reibt sic
oNep RepubIic". IS lit miftig, lid
Sen Gboroftcr ser Nnfloge gcnouer
ou5uicben, ga ser Sail 5eigt, nit elm
N~lfrubrgeieb nrbeiten fonL penn
ons 2ano nid)t ldn9er i'm Sample II.
Grci IN Imcrifn geborcne @iir9er-
Steeue, @ote uno &reIton mltrGcn
pro5ciiirt mcaen ser 2iteratur. oie
lie pertbeilt batten, nm cine Yroteit-
periaIHmllmg pcgen bic an0auernbc
iScitbultlnp politiidler 8cfungener
nn5u3eiqen. Sic muroen ultf pier Nn
fIogepunftc bin iduloia %beIlnoen.
&crIdInorlmg; &erbrcitung auiriih
reriitcr 2~iterutIr; foroeruoe Nu-
relying sum Mi0er1tonS ser Reoie,
rltng; &eriutl sic bcfpaiMlcte Mnd)t
0e9 2dnocs in YfjBcreoit 81 brinQcu
ulo DEM Rcfrttirluq5merf @iu0er.
Mile in SEN @cg I'll Icgcu. Sic Pin
QefInqten lpur0en SIS 1H2 &ahrcn
@eidn8niB oerurtbcilt.
ySn SEN Tbatiaden. Die oicicnl
Qro5eIie jugrumoe liegcn treten o.
mig Womente dis ernite Wahmmg
fiir irgenO eI1en Nmcrifoner beruor,
Ser altd MIR Sic b~eidlei0enIten De
Qriife BON perionIidcr 6rcihcit hu,.
Die 2iteratur, Ole non Stecu, Sote
uno 9reIton pertbeilt muroe. bcitauo
hauptiGhlih aus @erihteu itber Sor.
turen sic augeblid) ilber politiide
@cfungene in GiSciplinarboroden
nerhdnqt muroen. Go%ngreBlellte haben
iolfc 9crifte portoret in I'm.
Ialf gciett. Gle Strofe, Sic oieien
Wlunern fir Die ndmlife 9altlin9
5ucrfonut muroe, benefit ME be.
qllelt 8iebgcbuug cie fir einen be-
Itimmttn 3med erloiien mtroe, / II
3citcn ser Spiterie bon Berifteu
Nttlaqern mo O~e1dIporenen et1letfl
gnn5 perihieoenen 3mefe nutbor &c.
mnd)t rper0en fam. 0a$ espionage.
Qelet muroe - 10 oad)te 0a$ Subj,
fum - melentlih 0eShaIb erlnIien.
nm uniere miIitdriifcn N%nitrenglin
gen nor oem oeutihen 9 pionier.
IN it c NJ 81 beihiiben. Is bat iflieB-
lid oa5u berbalten muIicn, orei Wdr-
ner ms @efon9niB SIT bringen, Die
einen " e II d. d feits Ips
pclI an lire R~eqierung rihter. llno
Sic Wt0gIiffeiten oieier infomen
MoBrcgcI @iIion'ider StaotSfunIt
itnO oomit nod Iange nid)t erid,opftl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
in Glcuclnno taotc nenlid, Der ga,

tionalc Hath fir od3 Gr5iebungslpe.
lem. Or. Ibomo8 3. @ooo, 4rofei
Tor ser GoIumbio ltnipcrlitdt in
]{cm })orf, belt citcn ichr 5~eitQennd.
Zen @ortrog, III DEM er oaraltf bin
mics 0aB @rnoerttauienoc ihrc Strait
I'M Sample Inn oie Griiten3 bergen
0en, ltno iflieblif; crfruufcn llnO eli
men, iriihen 1ooe pcriollen, neil ro-
tioncIle @%ili3nrittel, 0ic3 Niles 81
Ocrmeiocn, nid)t in HmcnouHs n'-
bradlt mcr0cn.
ullnirrc SdluIen", 10 iaqte Scr
Nroiclior i'm &erIauIc icine@ Nortru-
ge2, ypcridmctocn c1orruc Sunt-
.mcn bel 0cu &criud,. &inocr 5i or.
5iebcn, sic Oltrd) idlIcdltc @~cinnobcit
geidnpGd)t inn. - Erojent. oocr t6
Ntilioucu Scr 5d1ilIcr in Sen Ncrci
niqteu Stootcu lci0cn an llebclu, Sic
nit %ejftjatcit Gehobcu tpcr0cu
fonnten. CAB Dies IN unIrrcm Gam
&c i~lberIehcu miro uilo fcinc INITIAL.
ten Qctroiicn mcr0cn mn ojciem tni
ieblidlen 3ltltouoc Elm lhntllc3 Gnoc
81 beyciten. lit cine 2 d NJ a dl iiir
Die Nutieu, %eocr (oq madlt eS iut-
mcr flarcr, onB ser fpihtilt (bcil
uniere$ observation-disclosures Ole &c
elu iolltc.
3os hat unier 8ciunohcit~roth
khon ieit 20 Snbrru III sic Welt hilt.
aus aeprc0igt, obcr IS criorNcrt nod
pirl ntcbr @einuNheit@ Ntiiiionurc
ehr % hpijrr mjrA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
NSmirnl Sims aibt idJon III, oar

er GonQrcb MitQIio0ern gcaeniibcr
iib in %obidajQer @eiie iiber oic ome-
rifnuiihc Irmee uim. au5geiproden
- MIR Die Art uu0 @eiie, lpic or 0os
iaate, modtc or ctna5 uerbeiiert nil
len. DAB cr ser on meiiteu brl,
tiihe Iomiral ser omeritanIifeI
Tlotte lei. nimnit er 9tiemnn0 libel
un0 0ua ALIEN fcnn3ejhnet i'm ldon
ais cnQliiden 0aiQQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Am eritcn WGr; acbcn nlIO, Dor

oltageiebt 0oB ciu &cto @iIion$ ml3.
bIeibt, sic Giiepbobnen lpjcoer III Sen
friiberen Eripatbeiib iiber. Cos
4lonicr, sic @nhnen iiir Die fltr3e
6riit in 9ctricb SIT balten, bat ser
Regierlng, oo5 beiBt oen 9t>uoh.
ncru oc$ 2on0cs, Sic Suntue po1,
melt mebr ais 600 Milionen Collars
gctoitet. Die Summc miro and aui
Dos Gonto BON &rieg&au5qoben a.
id)ricbcn peroen. mas oieIcm Gorto
nif)t beidnperIih 1T, ornr es Itebt
lett if)on 10 picI oorauf uno t6gIid
fonlnt mehr 0a,ll.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
vie bic pOlitiIdcn @ulfcn 5icben:

&npau5 9otidloitcr in Naria bat iifl
bccjlt, SIT icinem Gmpiau9aoben0
ollh sem 0eutifcn @eion0ten Or,
Mluicr cj~uglfo0en. - Ncbcnbei be.
merit. ioQ ser oeutitle &ertretcr in
0aria Is lid itberolls 5t 0er5en &C.
nounlcn haben, ooB cr bon Dem
omcritantihcu @otidoitcr -
Dem or it'd notiirIit noh 4rt Germ
Itorff'a an sic Rodif0be hing -
geidnitteu muroe. @iro mnu
oeuu IN I~eutIdlouo ME Sen ridtigcu
Con filr BEN ltmqong nit u III cri i,
fQucrn Icrnen?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God.
may thai country itself become 8
vast and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror, but of wis
aom. Of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may aye with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Sic SUreanac i'm n6rolidcn Mi

dliN1n bll0tu tlntn Stlan0fltd fiir
uulerc o%cmofrnttihc @iuridtun0.
0prt ItehcH jar Belt sic &ertreter
Ser ml>lbcnocu e'GpoIt Ne@ NunoeG
NM Nc3 Stontt3 III oiicucul Munpit
mitcn0uoer. IS III 0lc4 Sic 0irettt
,Folac Ser Observation-Disclosures
NefunmtIjd' murt Sic Nrohibitjcu
nidlt ntr ilbt ultle elu}clue [actl,
oc2 2onoc> %pcrhiuNt in o,ntu eton
u2lujiQ Hro3tut Ser %cpol.trrUN
leidtt oItpboiiidc Wttr0uft ais &c
btt&beoiirfHG bctrad'tctGu. iou0tuJ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Vur nm Die TRADITION nidlt GIN

Vur nm Die TRADITION nid)t ein-
idllafen 81 laiien, Fat man in Scrbicn
iert uicocr einmaI Gem ejBenen
Grin3rcacntcu mo 0eIien WIiniitcr-
prdii0euten elm God in 0ic 60ut O.
bo6rt. Ger ShuImciiter in @aibinG.
ton lit mutbmoBlidl idon nit Der
}l6Fuiiung elmer @hifmmihnote be-
ih0ftigt MIR ii6cr 0cn Aorei
intcn IoG cr nit iid nod nidjt gan3
in Neinen icin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Bcneralanmalt Galmcr propbc;cit

DER nntionuIeu Grohibition Elm langc5
2chcn. ober boiientIidl nid)t ouf
iou0crn untcr ser Gr0c! @enn
olcio Eropbc3ciuma lidl 10 e%riiillt. pic
ieinc 'ionlti8en Eropbc}eimgcn iih
erfiilt hobeu, miro bic (rodcnbc't
.Iiht olfl,Ionac onhoIten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Sic cnrOpGiIdem @Gdtc bub,n

Tricoen Qcihloiien nit oem Gcitihen
Rcid)e ulO Ser Republif pom Iclttid)-
Gitcrrcif1. Nmcrifa iii teduiih nidt
mebr lin &rieqe ~aiiociirt" NIT Sen
Gntente 0idttcn.
Gns lit 0oh cin fIeincr Fortidritt.
@nrum obcr mod]t Der GougrtB
uidlt Ser qoIt3en Ntiierc on0urd Elm
Gn0e, oob in bcioen @0riern zinc
Qlcidllautcnbc MISREPRESENTATION
onQcnommcu miro, parum? &intcr
oicier Tragc Iiegt Elm qal5er Nb
drlnNl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
2ic Soffnnnaeu, 10 bic gaiirteu

3u @c9in oes @eGtfrieqes .ouf oo3
Ronel ser ruiiiihen 9nmpf
mo icbten, baben iih ifIieBltt
bod, oerpirfIid1t. @e9cn sic 9(uiir-
ter nntiirlidl. mo 0uriiber f0nntcn
nil Nns ipQI3cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
,Sronfreid brnndlt SrieScn, I'M

orbeitcu un0 leben 5lt f0rncn." (4oin,
cnre). - Gebr ridtig uno mir glolt-
heH's germ, ober Damn bate err einen
Grieocn ihIieBen iouen, ser Elm
sSrieoe lit uu0 fein @ernih
1uuus0efret.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
scnatpr shumas bat bic gOnraac,

an sic iciuer Belt Geutidlan0 &c.
madtcn 8cripredungcn 3u
mahnen. Is beqinnt 81 tagen! r5n-
oem cr a!lf Die @rnuiamtcit oe5
Tr;e6cns @crtr1ge5 binrc;it, Iegt
equator Ihomas bic Art al Die 8ur-
}ef 0e5 llebels. Gin 6rie0cn9Uertrag
Ser nid1ts ais cine Soat BON 9lut
nnaifrPnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Der Matb Der %ulfscummiiiare in

Wtostot bat elneu %bcionocren Mus
ituB Sur n0Ct0mpfmg ser &GItc'
qeIhoficp. Eo8 mare, pcnn lpahr.
tppiih iiir Sen @oIitcui@mu2
tppiif 'iir ooS rlliiiite &olt: Der
Friterc periprid)t oas Il nmoQIld d. c
nroglih gu MAIDEN un0 Goa Icttcrc
-qIaubtou 0icic &criprctunQcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

len in Trieoen un0 57reunoihoft lt-
ben, elm 2eben ohne u u5beuter,
obrle @etriIger. ohre 8apitnli-
ften. nhnc 9miId,cnbGn0Ier." Der
Meorn Itcuert offcnbor oem 0aro.
oies G~lltqegen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
mir miiiieu Dem omerifaniifeu

@oH g~eitntten ieinen eiqcnen 8eg 5i
n~anocIn". iagt 2oro Ghornnooo al
Ierqn10iQft. 9ofiir peroen INN I'M
fere @ngIophilcn ehne 3Weifel nit
einem tiefen anif$ 0anfer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

Sdlmej} be~imfelrenocu @ric92aefm
qenen ingen .Ijc g3ott an Hbciu"
uno nGeutihlano iibcr allies" mo
erfI0ren cob iie iif 5uhaltie nuI Sen
ndhiten RrieQ utrberejten, bcridlten
Sdrpei3cr 3eitunacn. 100000 iin0.
bereit8 in 9cutid)louo eiuletroifcn,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
S,tnlien, 10 erflart Der NeiInaeru,

Iiebt uno ~be1punoert Mmerifa trot Jet.
nes 8ooorofp @iIion. SdIIieBlih iii
es ia 4nterifa. oos oas picle 8elo
bat, un0 Dor allen Ginger, 0aS 3
bergebeu iou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
&icrsigtanicpo %.cOlOrirtc" anltnr.

f1n1pier baben It'd in Siionfrifd oui
oen 8rjcQSpfuo beacbcu 1910 Tjuqc
9etbuu. oercn General Smnit>. Scr
8urcnreregat tic rje fdbig QcbnItcu
bate, unO mir audi nldt. IS ml~N
uns NIT a~ufr,d)tjltr @%tuuQthutuQ
erFiilIeu. mcuu Cen Guqlunocru oa>
8crbrcdcu, Sic idnpor3cu GuuaiIleu
ouf hie Telttit}cr Io@0clliicn iu bc
zen. nunmebr nit Sem eiltner Ger.
pup iiihncn miliicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
selsp6on . Drummer 393.
/:

.Rpra,nitern~. ieoen Iienstd9. un1
n oroteru". ieoen 6rettn9, porto
frei. beioe 8odenbldtter 5ulnnmen ptl
Sob, iiir $500
Sad europa uno Canada, aus
idlleBllh gegen 9oransbe5abIun8,
porfnfrei; beioe 8odenausgaben
nrn n .S4.OO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

Die glliirtcn mcigern i'd uUrgcb'
lid. nie bllltbeiIedte @ano Der @ol-
fherpiti5 5u ergreifen - Elm 9cipciS,
0aB Tie ibnen gar ntdlt cntgegen ge-
ftrcft mnr0en lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27
Mgt 1zW
er,9ernI Ieoen 6reitpg-

k~praIsgeber: 0ie Observation-Disclosures
Nnolf Ganortdu. SrdlIoeri.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

GIN D,ueu uno literiteu III g, oas
SeLo per Y Q il anmel una (gtonti'
Orber), Die Der Yoitmellter IN Den gro
ter,n Grtidaften ausiIeIen lam. 81
hberienoeu. @benIo gut uno t1ter mn
oi. meiinn9en, mel
DE bic 4aenien i'll alien GgpreBsStdtios
men ausieuen Benn man bus @elo
Der Roltauipeiiuug ooer per e%rpreBan'
peiiuna lhidt. iii IS uttt notbiuenol9,
ben betreffenben Brief regiltrtre1 gu ldls
Zen. tpenn Die Noreiis oeutlih gsIfrteben
1T. 2eet man Oaeeyen 8aarqelo IN Den
Brief, 10 ioute bieier tets regi'trlrt tpers
ben nm iiher gu iein, odb oerIelbe rI9'
sia antonlmt. sir 9elolenoungen m
einfadem 8riefperihluie ibernebmen
mir teinerlei 0erLuttuortlihtett. I'm
aeut bon aorebperduoerun9en ner9cne
u,aIl 10 nitt, Die aIte ebenIofuohl tpte DE
meme Yoitoffics an3ugeben. oenn iouit
E0nnen MIR Den 9tnueu in ben Suhern
CUR ni6t finbeu.
Ronen Grbers oiirfen nitt, tpte ods
10 oft aeihiebt, ais permeintIite Quit
tuna surldbebdIten tpereen,
fon6ern itub in ben 9riefen bet3ue
te9en.
Gutttung erfoIet mir burh Nenoerun9
bes 0ntums auf Dem NoreBltreiten.
Non noreTire einfdh:
.Rorbfern", Ga GruHs, 8ts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

ga GroIic, ocn y, 6ebruor 1920.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

@eihdft5sSotul:
Rprpuerne@cbdupe 1913 gtdtn StrdBe
ga Grofe, WI5,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

Die eritc Nn-
floqe Grbe'
bung Die IN
TO-. Anm Cnin,
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-01-23
(SeaD
Countersigned,
RICHARD LEWIS, Clerk.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

To County Chancery:
ORAMEL General
respectfully list
Charlevox which
OF and which have been paid
together with the total amount with computed there
collection
by law, extended against each of said parcels of land
said
Public
delinquent
included in
Schedule AZ OF returned
delinquent the
the Public
of 1891, and which taxes remain unpaid
included
sold heretofore
jurisdiction cancelled provided by
law.
parcels land described in said schedule
delinquent the said having the
the State Michigan
schedule
contained therein default
the computed extended said
of land
thereon provided by the lien aforesaid.
And petitioner will etc.
Dated December l. 1919
ORAME. B. FULLER,
Auditor General
for and in behalf of said State
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-01-23
SCHEDULE A.
TAXES OF 1915.
CITY OF BOYNE CITY

Chapman and Russell Cadwes Addition Spring Iarbo
-
McIntres Addition o
a
being north
parallel
line Of lot south line 46a feet north lots
1881 666 SO
TAXES 1916
TOWNSHIP 80 NORTH OF RANGE 4 WEST
n "a L----16 40 379 LA
TOWNSHIP 33 NORTH RANGE WEST.
Is
northwest along line, line
side Of section south 20 chains to beginning
Section
lot commencing rods Of southeast
parallel to
1886 feet to township n 10 rods beginning
Section
"a
commencing
Addition Village
Section
Russell M Cadwels Addition Spring Harbor).
Lot 1-.-----------~.1 - ~ LIZ IS .o7 100 3A
VILLAGE OF IRONTON
Henemann's Addition
TAXES
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE WEST.
neg cine T~i17 40 I Is@ ss11SS 81 l@ a aS
a
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-01-23
Annual Tax Sale.
STATE OF MICHIGAN


The Circuit the County of Charevoix Chancery.
petition ORAMEI. FULLER,
the State of Michigan for and in behalf of said the sale
certain lands for assessed thereon
On reading and filing petition OF the Auditor General the State
Michigan praying Of the State Michigan
described
that such lands be sold for the claimed by the State
Michigan
brought hearing
February this Court be Court House Char
the Charevoix State Michigan the Second day
February 1920 the opening the Court and that all
interested thereof desiring contest the
lien claimed thereon State of
thereof shall and file with the
Court mentioned that default thereof the will be
confessed and will be and entered
petition which sale shall be
the Tuesday May thereafter
ginning o'clock the days subsequent
the sale lands
Chaevox Mchgn that the then there
public described the shall
the total charges and
accepting the smallest undivided fee
will the
the entire thereof then the whole
shall be offered sold parcel land cannot sold
before the the SALE be reofer
Offer during the be
sold for the the County Treasurer shall bid off the
in the of the State
County day December
FREDERICK w. MAYNE
Circuit Judge
Countersigned
RICHARD LEWIS Clerk
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-01-23
TOWNSHIP SO NORTH OF RANGE WEST.

parcel land at stake found BY running east S feet
said stake being Of this lot thence south 70 degrees
feet north degrees feet beginning be plated and known
Lot of Chula Vista Resort
Section
gees west III feet south degrees east 100 feet north - degrees
and known and 10 Chua Vista $780, ---
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-01-23

Part Of lot northwest south
north along
to beginning
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-01-23

TOWNSHIP WEST
fri section
where the northery
Waoon
beginning beng
Gov. Lot County Atlas
Section
parcel land commencing southeast sw sw north
rods west 40 rods south 20 40 rods beginning
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-08-20
INCREASE IN
ASSESSMENTS
RISE IN PROPERTY VALUES
Is ALMOST MILLION DOL
LARS MORE FARM LAND

Total assessed valuation of all
property in Idaho county as of
Jan. l, 1920, is $12,685,574, an
increase of almost million over
that of 1919, abstract of assess
ment rolls, as recently completed
by Henry Telcher, county audi
tor, discloses. Total assessed
valuation in Idaho county in
1919 was $l1.794,545.
Notable increases are shown
in farm land, acreage of which is
increased, as well as is the asses
sed valuation. Owing to the
hard winter, the number of COM
mon cattle in the county has de-
creased notably. On Jan. /, 1920,
there were 16,600 common cat
tie, while in 1919 the number
was 23,584. In the same period.
the number of common sheep
has increased from 28,421 to
1926.
Real estate is reported as fol-
lows: Agricultural land, 161 ,562
acres, $6,543,349; timber land,
14,294 acres, $132,453; cut-over
and burned timber land, 7031
acres, $21,185; grazing land,
355,821 acres, $2,274 ,240; waste
land, 14S,1S0 acres, $159,29i /:
mineral land, 1876 acres, $31, ,719
equities in state lands, $26.391 /;
business lots, S101,584. residence
lots, S167,598; improvements,
city and county, 81, 1912
Cattle: Full blooded cows,
bulls and heifers. 446, $31, 1,130 /;
common, 16,600, S515,840; milch
COWS, 144S. S57,920; yearlings,
1860, $1i2,235.
Horses and mules: Grade and
work, 1861, $303,605; stock and
common. 1869, $16O, $50; stallion
and finely bred mares, 48, $8015.
Sheep and goats. common 49,
286, $204,599.
HOPS, 500, $50, ,719.
Merchandise stock, $241,839; ;
printing plants, mills, ETC., S25,-
760: machine shops, threshing
machines, combines, tractors,
etc. $S8,220; furniture, office
compliment etc, S32.005; surgi-
cal instruments, scientific in
struments, miners tools. farm
machinery. etc. S13,375; not
otherwise classified, $217,017.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-08-20
TO PREVENT DEFICIT.

A plan of underwriting the
gate receipts of the Northwest
Livestock association to prevent
a deficit is now being offered the
stockmen and farmers of the
northwest and in a nutshell if
provides for at least 800 and not
more than 500 subscribers to
pledge themselves to support the
show to a maximum of $40 per
year. The campaign for sub
scribers will be made by Bert F.
Savage, assistant secretary, who
visited Cottonwood a few days
ago in the initial work of the or
ganization.
Subscribers will be asked to
pay SO when the subscription is
made OF within 80 days there
after. Each subscriber is enti-
tied to a membership ticket and
any further payments will be
made on the assessment plan
but the assessments cannot eX F..
ceed $40 per year. No assess
ment will be made unless there is
a deficit in the gate receipts.
Under the present plan the
fifteen directors are morally re-
sponsible for any deficit that
may occur and as the annual
show is conducted on the budget
system, the only deficit that can
occur is in the matter of gate re-
ceipts. 1t is the opinion of the
association managers that the
show has now been established
on such a high standard that the
stockmen and farmers will will
ingly make the necessary SUBJ
scriptions to underwrite the gate
receipts.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-08-20
ELECT STATE DELEGATES.

Precinct committeeman from
all sections of Idaho county as
sembled at Grangeville Tuesday
afternoon as representatives of
the democratic and republican
parties for the purpose of NAM
ing delegates TO the state con-
ventions. that of the democrats
to be held at Idaho Falls on Aug.
"a. and the republicans at Poca-
tello on the same date, and for
the election of such other offic-
ers as serve the county central
committees and the transaction
of all such business pertinent to
the gathering.
The democrats named F. f.
Fogg, Reese Hattabaugh and j.
S. Safley as delegates to the
state convention, and John
Powell. M. Ii. Baulch and p. j.
Taylor as altelnates, the last
named being a resident of Koos-
kia, all others being from
Grangeville. w. w. Brown of
Grangeville was elected state
committeeman.
The delegates to the state con-
vention were instructed to vote
for N. B. Pettibone for governor,
first, last and all time" The
record of United States Senator
Nugent was endorsed.
The republicans in their con-
vention reelected Evan Evans as
state committeeman, and further
honored Mr.. Evans by naming
him as a delegate to the conven-
ton at Pocatello, the other dele
gates elected being Frank A.
Fem of Kooskia, G. F. McKin-
ney of Cottonwood and John D,
Long of Grangeville. The dele
gates to the state convention go
uninstl'ucted.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-08-20
ROAD SHOULD
Be BUILT
REPRESENTATIVES, OF PUB
Lie UTILITIES REPORT
FAVORABLY

"The 81 miles of railroad
through the Little Salmon river
canyon between New Meadows
and Fem should be built" was
the statement made Saturday by
Leonard Way, rate expert of the
state public utilities commission,
and Raymond l.. Givens, attor-
ney for the commission, upon
completion of a report of a recent
survey of the proposed railroad
site.
The interstate commission will
hold a hearing on the proposed
construction of the road by the
Northern Pacific Railroad comp
any September 16 at Boise.
Both Mr.. Givens and Mr.. Way
believe that the building of the
road would be advantageous to
the state and to the Northern
Pacific and Pacific and Idaho
Northern railroad companies.
Portions of the report follow:
AT Weiser we held a meeting
with the business interests of
the city and later with the Weis-
er Commercial club. Another
meeting is to be held at Weiser
August 27. Midvale, Cambridge
and Council commercial clubs
met with us and agreed to fuln-
ish additional information for
the commission on August 27 at
Weiser.
Commercial clubs and busi-
ness men are enthusiastic over
the proposed construction of the
road and they believe that the
immense undeveloped resources
of the country and the saving of
the road would give the state in
time and freight and passenger
rates, will more than Justify the
construction of the railroad.
Make Inspection of Route.
The two utility commission re-
presentatives visited New Mead
ows. Round Valley, Higgins, and
made excursions into the sur
rounding territory to gather all
the information that could be OBJ
tained. Mr.. Givens and Mr..
Way say that there is plenty of
room in the Little Salmon river
canyon for the railroad and a
highway running parallel as far
as Higgins to the main Salmon
river.
If the road is built it will make
a scenic route that will equal the
Royal Gorge of the Colorado.
The road will connect the Pacific
and Idaho Northern at New
Meadows with the Northern
Pacific at Fem and will cut fully
one-half the distance from north
ern to southern Idaho. 1t is
estimated that traffic from
northern to southern Idaho
would be incresaed so per cent.
Boise Statesman.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-08-20
TRUCK TURNS OVER.

John DempeWolf, while COM
ing up the Uhloln grade on the
main road between Cottonwood
and Ferdinand Tuesday, with a
load of 1900 brick, narrowly es-
capped death when rounding the
last curve on the hill near the
top. his engine went dead" and
the truck started back down the
hill. The driver at once applied
both brakes but owing to the
heavy load they were unable to
hold the truck. Mr.. Dempwolf
then turned the truck for the
bank. the hind wheels running
up the embankment and upset
tine the truck, bottom side up.
John Meyer who was on his way
to Ferdinand was the first man
at the scene of the accident and
helped the driver out of the
wreckage. The truck is the
property of the Madison Lumber
Co.. and was only slightly dam
aged.