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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-06-24
f the groom. the flower girls, carried

Of the groom. the flower girls, carried
basket Of roses.
superb wedding dinner was served at
the brides home and was partaken OF
by the bridal party and relatives; In
| the evening. q grand wedding dance
was given at F'austs hall in the village
at which large number Of friends
and relatives Of the neWlyWeds enjoyed
a very pleasant time.
Out Of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs..J. J. "Hennen and family. Miss An
ma Hennen Mrs. J. Drummer and Mrs.
John Koop from Erainerd. Mrs. Ger
trude stoll. Mrs Mary Dahmen: Mr.;
and Mrs, "a: Ber; MI an ana Mrs Alfred
Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hartmann
Of Lastrup and Leo Hartmann. who is
attending St. johns university at
COlleGeville.
The young couple are two Of the
most prominent young people Of Pierz
Both were born here and are highly re-
spe9ted BY all that fnoW the nd son
60 =, \. D.. Who former9v made ma their
home in Fierz drowned in the Red
noon according to word received here:
Cyril in comSany with. number Of
other boys went swimming in the liver
and it is thought ne was drawn into
Whirl in the water which made him
Search for Frederick's body was i'm
not found until Tuesday morning at 4
O o'clock. according to Ed. Benttield. who
received word from Fargo Tuesday af-
Yesterday mornins. Wednesday; June
Siminski Of CHICAGO to Miss Barbara
john h Way Waytasei K Of Pierz The weddinS
was celebrated at the croom's home
in Chicago; ONLY. small circle OF
MI and Mrs. j ohm Wavtasek and son
Vincent left Monday morning for Chi
ca.-o to attend the weddins.
MI and Mrs SlrilnSkl VIII MAKE
their home in Chica2o in the futureI
The journal Joins in extending con-
gratulations.
Leonard and John Koering arrived
Ohio. where they are attending fontl-
fical College Josephinum. Alois zim-
norman who is a!So ,n atten 3ar MAJ MAJ
ting friends. He arr: ed here Monday:
The trio are ENJOYING their lhfee
months summer vacation and intend to
return to Columbia in September to re-
sumo their studies.
xsTy pretty T Xsddin 9 Wsanssda at
June Sth. when Miss Dorothy Frances
sutton. DAUGHTER Of MI and Mrs. John
Carney Of P!aIinfieid became the p Prize
field, formerly of Pierz: T In t, nuPt'al
Clune at St. Josephs church IN ,,1 the
Or. VIM j. Stock opened new drug
store in his building in lower town this
week Besides the stock Of drugs: the
new place Of business is lifted Win a
soda fountain and electric stove. Cot
fee and lunches will be served.
The Oak Leaf Telephone Co.. bought
the telephone line in east Pierz town
shin last week from the Northwestern
Telephone exchange Co. There are l6
patrons on this line now which makes
it necessary to put up two wires, the
second which will be put up soon.
M n Caldwell removed to WINDOW.
Mimi, again from Hillman, where he
will reside for some time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-06-24

quick and smart and intelligent as our
relations care. about being. They are
so proud Of their brains
I'VE aren't proud of our brains as
we haven't great brains to be proud
of and it is foolish to be proud Of
what you haven't got.
"Of course that shows we're sensi-
BILE! We're not altogether stupid, no,
indeed. If we were, we might be
proud over nothing. And that we
would never be.
my children, l hope you will al
ways eat we'll, for good food makes
good health and good health makes
beauty.
"And that is what we care about
We are proud of our slender bodies
and we are glad that we are so beau
tiful.
Yes, we are considered beautiful
SO we have q right to be proud Of
our beauty.
"Mice and other small animals make
good food for us. Hunt at night, and
through the desert and across the
plains you will find the food you
want.
"Do not get up early in the morn
ings. By that 1 mean do not sleep
at night and then get up. Sleep in
the daytime, and stay up all night
right through to the early morning,
and then so to bed.
"Some children have to go to bed
early every evening. In fact most
children do.
But you are not children That is,
you aren't boys and girls. You are
desert fox children.
"You probably know that much
though. l don't suppose you thought
you were boys and girls. If you did,
of course, you were very much mis-
taken.
"But I haven't heard any Of you
say, please Mamma Fox, may we
have some other boys and girls to
play with us today?
80 l don't think that you imagine
you are boys and girls.
"You are famous for your beauty,
and you are famous for your grace.
You can run quickly, and it is always
q help to be able to run quickly.
"Of course you must know when to
run. Do not run when you are about
to have your dinner unless danger is
near.
run when there is any danger
about, but do not run away from good
things to eat. That would be foolish.
Eyes, my Desert Fox children, you
will grow up to be beautiful and
will be very proud. I will not bother
to teach you much because it doesn't
matter whether you know much or
not.
Build your homes with several en-
frances. Do not have but one door
to your home. That would not be
suitable for a desert fox. You must
have front door and back door and
side door.
"And that shows we're not so fool
ish even if we haven't great brains,
for if danger should appear at the
front door we could get out the back
way That is rather smart, but still,
we need not bother about learning
much else!''
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,ns nPiaa of MISS ceinda r. heh
crantz, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs: H.
Of ths vlage anq took place
evening, June 18th. at the home of the
brides. parents. at $50 o'clock. at Min
neapolis:, The Rev. F. Bartlett of the
The Bridal chours. from "Lofengrin"
and Mendelssohn's wedding march Were
brides cousin. Mrs. M. 3. Hoven sang
Truly"
wore gown Of pink tulle over pink
satin and carried a bouquet of pink
roses and pink sweet peas.
holns best man.
ored satin and white Chantilly. lace
from the. shoulders: Her tulie veil
was held in place with a bandeau of
beads and orange blossoms. She car
Ti led shower I'VE bouquet of%ophelia roses
| After the ceremony. a reception was
| held for fifty relatives and friends of
Ferns palms. peonies. roses and
gladiolos We're used in the decorations
, throughout the rooms.
The out of tow se guests we were: Mis- Miss
and Mrs. H. Tonnine; of Madison. Mimi,
! Miss Matte Nystrom of La Crosse, Wis,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rydho ohm of Upsala. and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rydholm Of Mel
. rose, Mimi
The contracting parties are we'll and
favorably known here, Mr.. Rydholm
having resided here most Of his life
and Miss Lil1iencrantz having been
employed as teacher in the public
schools here the past two years:
-: The much talked Of Upsala-Grey
Eagle road will be a reality in the
with the county commissioners Re
, Gently and favorably acted upon. The
road will be changed to run southwest
about one-half mile near Cedar Lake.
The route chosen not being on the line.
damage to the property owners must
ment is made work on the road will be
started. 1t is hoped that the road will
be in fair condition for travel early
this fall.
We understand the Grey Eagle COM
mittee are looking after their end Of
fast as possible. The road when COM
pleted will be of much benefit and
should be boosted along as fast as
possible.
Miss Hulda Anderson left for st.
Cloud Saturday for a visit with her
for Brainerd, where she will spend
The Benolken Land Co. recently
purchased G. L. Labar's farm near
Cedar Lake.
Carl Miller, who has been teaching
at Black Duck. has arrived home and
will spend the summer with his par
ents Rev. and Mrs. Miller.
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that date, they have resided at their
present home in Randall, Mimi. Mrs.
Brown passed away Friday morning,
June 10, 1921. after brief illness.
She was laid to rest in the Randall
directions of Rev. A. Goodger Of Little
Falls. She leaves an aged husband
(hree sisters. Mary c. Miller of Staples,
East tnI Hartford al" Todd '" countW: of three e
brothers,. Geo. w. Gish of Cushing, w.
S. Gish of Onamia and John M. Gish
of 1nternationa Falls and many other
relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Brown was Sc years old at the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-06-24
OBITUARY

Nancy Maria Gish was born in Le-
s;rtur county July IS, 1857; was mar
ried to John Brown February "a, 1876,
resided in Lesueur county until 1879.
At this date. they moved to Parker
township in Morrison county, where
they took UP homestead sixteen
miles west of Little Falls, where they
continued to reside until 1917. except
two years which were spent in the
states of Washington and Oregon. Since
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PIERZ

Pierz Journal (16):-St. Joseph's
church was the scene of beautiful
wedding at o'clock a. M. Yesterday,
Wednesday, June 18th. when Miss Ger
.trude Stumpf. daughter Of Mrs. Adolph
stumpf. became the bride of Alex
Hartmann, son of Mr.. and Mrs. P: A.
Hartmann. The bride was attended by
Miss Dolores Hartmann and Miss Della
Koop Of Brainerd as bridesmaid. Al
fred Stumpf and Herbert Hartmann at
tended as best men for the groom, the
Misses Margaret Hartmann and Lavina
Hartmann were in attendance as flower
girls. Rev. ]. G. stiegler officiated.
white satin. trimmed with silk lace
and veil trimmed with pearls and
carried a bouauet Of white roses and
lilies Of the valley The bridesmaids
were dressed in mink and yellow and
carried flowers. The two little sisters
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-06-24
Too Precise.

"You leave that door open too
much" said an eXcitable father to his
son.
"Well, how far open shall I leave
1t?' asked the boy.
Il mean you leave it open too
Often" was the reply.
"How often would you like it left
open, sir?"
Then the father removed his slipper
and the son disappeared.
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GRAVELVIILE

June 1S.-The ladies Of the neighbor-
hood gathered at the home of Mrs.
a pleasant afternoon, the occasion be-
inS Mrs. Nelson's birthday anniversary.
Ice cream and refreshments We're
served.
Karin Nordstrom and Victoria Nelson
We're up to Round lake for few days
outing this week.
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I wish to correct~the error made by
the Parker town correspondent last
week in regard to Mrs. Nancy Browns
DEATH as it stated that she never rail-
lied from her last attack on Thursday
evening and death occurring Friday
morning. This was unofficial as she
rallied within about a half hour after
the attack and was conscious UP until
shortly before death occurred.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-06-24

time of death and leaves a husband.
50 years of age. She had all her life
been q special favorate among the
young people and will be greatly miss
ed by all who knew her.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-11
PREDNASKA O STEFANIKO-
VIA OSTROVECH TAHITI
MA VYCHODNf STRAlJE.

Cestopisne rozpravy p. Ant.
Y. Novaka test Sc nasledkem
poutavosti velke pritazlivosti.
Ones kona Sc prednaska dopro-
vozena cetnymi obrazy V Cesko
americke sfnf ma Quincy. Pred
naska tato obohacena bude O
novy oddll q sice krasnymi sve-
telnymi pohledy ma pamatna
pozoruhodna mista V stare Via
sti. Zacatek jest V 7.30 vec. pri
vstupnem 25c "a osobu, dftky
jen 10c. Ultra V ned6li kona Sc
pfednaska sini J. A. Komen-
sky ma vych. 131. uI.
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NOVA VYMOzENOST LII.
PICI v SUKNECH.

Policie patra po tfech ze-
mach, jea Sc ma dvou mistech
podilely ma loupezn6m prepa-
deni. Dve zeny prepadly jose
ia Murraye, 1467 vych. 66. ul.
We Wade parku u vych. 10. ul.
hrozice mu revolverem, po-
zadovaly ma mem penize, mu-
sci jim vydati $50 hotove 2
ceky. Jina zena V prdvodu mu-
re prepadla Sam Kara, S07
Hill Ave-, ma blizku jeho do
nova. Zena pfidrzela prepa-
den6mu ruce a jeji spole6nik
mu vylovil z kapes $8.42. Muz
byl zatcen, ale po podnikav6
dame nebylo ami stopy.
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n pG.YNOVEHC VYBUCHU
ZRANENA KRAJANKA.

Dnes q rama vybuchl nahro-
ma. NJ unikajic nlyn V Argy-
le kayarna, umisttD6 We skle-
peni liickox budovv na Euclid
Ave. a vyeh. 8. ulici. # Ia
varne zamestnana pi. Marie
NrchoVa byla "a explose po-
valena I zemi a popalena IA
rukou a y ohlitaji. 'Nehoda Sc
udala, kdyz Sef kuchyn6 Geo.
Anderson sporaku sirkou "a
paloval hofaky. V dob6 vybu-
chu byli Anderson pi. Mu-
chovou zavod6 samotni. Tia
KEN vzduchu byla roztfist6na
tabule Federal Drug Compa-
ny a iina vykladni skrin V zlat-
nick6m obchod6 T. w. Roberts
Jewerly Co. popraskala. Y ka-
varn6 same byly vyrazeny dvo-
ie dv6fe. Skoda odhadovana
jest na $1,000.
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ZELEZNICNf LUPlCI PO
STAVENI BUDOU PRED
POROTU.

Josef Jabulovsky, 3617 w
chodni 76. ul. a Alex Blackov-
sky, 1907 byli pridrzeni k vel
koporote pod soudni zarukou
$4,000 kazdy pro velkokradez,
phi ktere byly ma New Central
draze vcera po pdlnoci detek-
tivy polapeni. Bratr prvnejsi-
no Walter Jabulovsky byl jak
Znamo zastfelen a mrtvola ie-
no odvezena do okresni marni-
ce, kde bude soudne korone-
rem ohledana. Jiny lupic, Luis
Trusnal, 1856 vych. rs. ul., je-
muz byly prostfeleny ODE no.
hy, lezi nemocnici sv. Ale
xise ma Broadway pod policej-
nj dohlfdkou a po uzdraveni
bude sdileti osud svych kolegn.
Patty Glen spolecnosti, James
Trusnak, jest teprve 16 rokn
star bude postaven pred soud
pro mladistve provinilce.
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VYSETROVANf SVEDEC.
KYCH VYPCVEDI V PROCE.
SIGH PRO ZAVRAzDENf
kAGYHO.

Jako zvlastnf asisteht okres-
niho zalobce byl zvolen Will
liam L. David, aby ridil vyse-
tfovani zahajen6 Advokatni
komorou pTipadu dosud ne
vysvetlen6ho zavrazd6ni Ha-
rolda Kagyho, potvrdil TAX
vcera sam zalobce Edward
Stanton. Soucasne rozhodl, a.
by jeho plat obnasel 'pouhJ
dollar meslcne, .jak sob6 sam
David pfal, jelikoz mu k ieho
pracim jest nutna jedin6 auto
rita dfednf a nikoli plat, KITE
ry Sc postarati niusf patrn6 Ad
vokatnl Komora, Vcera mu by
ly dany protokoly vsech tri pro
cesd a bude mu t6z umozneno
nahlednouti i V jin6 soudni
ZaZnamy.
V~tahnoucich Sc procesech
pokracovano lie vlastn6 We vyse
tfovani Josefa Johnsona, ktery
jest obzalovan pro krive sv6-
dectvl pfi prvn(m soudu proti
McGannonovi. Jeho spoluvin-
nice, pi. McInernyova, jez k
falesnemu svedectvi m6la iei
svadeti, bude postavena pred
soud az 23. brezna, nasledkem
odcestovani jejiho obhajjce.
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DETSKY KARNEVAL MA
BROADWAY.

Patronat Ceske Svobodomysl
ne Skoly Besfdek pofad& '
hlavnim sale Ceske Narodni ST.
ne ma Broadway Velky D6tskJ
Karneval, pri kterem nasi dro-
botin6 bude vyhravati skutecna
sokolska kapela. ZaGatek ma
skarniho reje stanoven jest ma
8. hod. odpoledni a vstupne OBJ
nasi pro dospele 10c a pro dit
ky jen sc. K zftfejsf zabave O.
cekava Sc velka navSteva.
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konference Sc zastupci ne
odborneho delnictva svolana
jest na patek do Bethlehem, ably
projednala snizeni platd, kter{
nastati ma dne A. dubna. Pocet
zfizenca byl loni zmensen o ce.
lou petinu.
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POHRER Oh

jest neicistsim ze g, =
sobd pohfbivani, j-I. c..
bylo uziv&no. Zamel 0
pfenaseni vsech nemoci,o
ohnem Sc zniGi veskere OR.
Wy, ktere re zeme vodou jr
max yynaSeny jsou ma povrch
zeme. Dokazano jest, re bacil
2 pohfben6ho tela vynesen po
70 hodinach ma povrch zene,
byl V pine zivotni sile. Druhy
dukaz pfenaseni nemoci po-
hrbly3nim do zeme jest, re
die statistiky nejvice umrti
nemoci jest kolem hrbitovd.
Proto hrbitovy jsou umistne-
ny "a m6stem a opatreny vel
kym poctem stromd, ably listy
stromd stravily otravne plyny.
Ohnem pohfbivana byla te-
la nasich slovanskych pred
XII, jak svedci nalezy popel-
mic, kter6 Sc V Cechach ma
mnoha mistech nachazejf.
Ohnem pohfbfvano "a dav-
nych dob predkrest' anskych.
Ohn6m pohrbivali Indiani V
Americe. UpevnivSe mrtvolu
mezi stromy, nanesli pod nj
hromadu drivi, ktere pax "a
palili, nebot' seznali, re po "a
hrabani mrtveho tela po case
mfsto to nesm6Ii pH<otravne
plyny navstiviti.
Pficin, proc pohreb ohn6m
jest nejcistSi, jest mnoho a
proto, jste-li pfitelem pohfbi-
yani ohn6m, stante sc tez cle-
mem
Spolku pro pohsbivanf fH
ohnem
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JOSEFSKA ZABAVA.

Loze Dcery ZizkoVy, els. 33
J. T., usporadala vsem Pepic-
kan i PepiGkdm ma zftfejSi So
botnf vecer sini j. A. Komen-
sky ma vych. 131. ul. Josefskou
zabavu "a spoluucinkovanf wy
tecne hubby. Nejlepsi prilezi-
tost k oslaHeni jmenin.
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AGITACNf SCHUZE

odbyvati Sc bude SIM j. A.
Komensky, ma Z. 131. ul., Y
ned6li, 13. brezna 1921, We =
hod. odpoledne.
Agitacni vybor:
Aug. Trejbal, pfedseda,
1915 L. AZ St.,
Jos. Brabec, pokl. a ucet.,
1884 w. 38 ST.,
Frank Yunger, tajemnik,
12808 Benham Ave.
Zapisne do so let S1.00, pri-
sp6vek 15c mesftn6, po Sesti
mesicnim clenstvi spolek hra-
di obnos spaleni.
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Pracovni doba p6tidenni cd
presidenta dol1. Neodborn6mu
d6lnictvu bude V nekterych mi
stech snlzena mzda cd 48 do 80
procent "a hodinu, V jinych cd
borech jest srazka mensi. Po-
Get mechanickeho d6lnictva
sniaen bude 40 procent: do
tcenych zamestnanych Jest
$4,000.
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"Eh, darmo Sc zlobit! Deti
mali vyrazky, V kancelafi zad.
ne urazky, rozbit6 podrazky q
denne move pfirazkyr"
Advokat DIR. Manculik prisel
do hostince We spatne nalad6.
"Co Sc ii stalo doktore ?"
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DRAHY SNIZlJl MzDY a O
MEZUJf POCET ZAMEsT-
NANYCH

Velkr zoleznicni system cele
zeme chysta potatkem dubna
v&eobecne sni5eni plat1 | zmen-
SEM poctu zamestnarcf A. do
dnesniho dne ohlasily zava re
ty zmeny nasledujici ddlezltej
81 drahy:
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New Haven.

10procentni snizeni mzdy
po nevyucen6 d6lnictvo, jest
prave vyiednavano. Potet del
Inictva byl zmensen o 10 proc
liz pred rokem.
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%&4f 44'1-a-s~44-HJ- !sS-I2Y
Upozornsni ct.
hospodynkan!

Hovezi ma vareni ID. 16c
Hovezi ma duseni, lb. 24c
Vsechny druhy steaku "a
ceny nejnizsi.
Veprove od ledvinky, ina
zeblrkach) ID -. 32c
Veprove fizky, ID =. 33c
Vepfova plecka, ID !. &c
Vepfove iizky z piece 25c
Jehneci kytka, lb -. 35c
Cottage ham, ID :. Csc
Uzena sunka, celia neb pul,
lb -. 35c
Vsechny fezy teleciho "a
ceny nejmirnejsi.
Nejlepsi kava v zrnkach, 21c
Zarucene cerstve vejce, tu-
Get .r. 4Oc
Ziva i parena drGbez ka-
zdou sobotu.
Mlete kosti pro slepice.
Telefonnim objednavkam
venuje Sc ia nejpeclivejsi
pozornost. Zavolejte Union
389 R. Sluzbovolny
A. WOkOUN
5126 HECTOR ST,
Ia nemocnici sv. Alexise.
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OznMeni o snizeni plata ne
odbornemu delnictvu cd /. dub
ia bylo vydano dnes. Postizeno
bude We vSech departmentech
as $4,000 zamestnanc1. "a no.
veho planu by usetfila sprava
drahy $500,000 kazdy mesic.
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To nejlepsi ma posled!
'MARYSU" ma ukonceni
;ezony sohraje "Ochotni-
,tvo" Ces. Sine Sokol, " ne.
lsli, 13. brezna.
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PennSylvanska draba.

Snizeni mzdy postihne as
100000 zrfzencH, Cd pesiden-
ia dold, jak hlaseno jiz We sire
du.
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VENUJTE POZORNOST!

Nasledkee penezni tfsne jsem
nucen prodat velke zasoby na-
stenneho papfru Ia ceny niz-
81 nez jsou V pritomne dobe
We velkem:
zoe papfr prodam nyni "a SOC
soc papir prodam nyni "a soc
Doc papfr prodam nyni "a zoe
35c papfr prodam nyni I'd 25c
15c papfr prodam nyni "a 1Oc
Zaclony window Shades)
S1.75 duplex shades, nyni 81
S1.50 olejove shades, "a 9Oc
S1.00 obycejne zelen6 "a Csc
" ZAMECNfK,
papirovaC
1O4O6 UNION AVE.
Zaclony (shades) delame ma
zakazku do novych domu.
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-12-30
TAOS DOG POISONER HAS
HIS TITLE READ CLEARLY
(The Taos Valley News)

On Friday night Of last week, sew
en- dogs were poisoned by ~strychnine
among the number being several
valuable thoroughbreds. 1t lis said
that the poison was thrown from an
automobile coming from Canon. Who
in Taos is guilty of such a dastardly
act? To my mind there should be d
particular little hell devised for such
persons. If the dogs around town
annoy such OF the pinon eating public
whose main object in life is to drink
hootch and vote the Democratic ticket
! ask them in the name of humanity
to take a gun Ga Ia Billy the Kid
and at least kill outright the poor
brutcs who happen to offend them.
Anyone who will deliberately put pois-
on out in the open is a sneak and d
coward, not to be trusted even in the
smallest affairs of life. He is dis
picable, a loathsome thing not a hui
man being and deserves the righteous
Indignation of decent people to be
heaped upon his beastly ~head.-Taos,
Y. NJ. !. NJ. r.
ed. Note-Outside OF that he is
al right)
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-12-30
SANTA FE'S OLDEST MILLINERY
STORE. IN BUSINESS SINCE
EIGHTEEN EICHTY-FIVE

n ~. r.r q 1oo- w.. n.I-
,.tH La Ia 80 90 r. IS.
time before from Lawrence, Kansas
onencd a small m~illinerv shon in an
old adobe building ON The Fast side
Of the plaza where the Catron Build
mo now stands'
NJ M,aIor,s ,,o,os.;oood oh;r;+,,
~, ;He , ,9';.L attnr
- - ;ntarnst 'o eoI,oa %I nr o a"
- h.. rond h,,.;eo|s 49,,
the start. and this business has in
creased steadily with the growth of
The citv.
= 100 Nc Mt. - -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-12-30
"IF WATER WON'T HURT 1T, WE
WON'T"

This slogan and the most modern
OF laundry equipment now installed
in the Santa Fe Electric Laundry are
fast convincing Santa Fe'ans that the
family washing and the choicest fab
rics can be cleaned far more conve-
niently, economically and with one
of the wear and tear OF the old
fashioned washerwoman. The laundry
is now going on its eleventh year in
Santa Fe and is finally embedded as
one Of its most progressive and use
ful institutions.
The electric laundry as a means OF
cleansing the family clothes, is here
TO stay. Recent years the laundry
owners association obtained the Mel
Ion Institute OF Scientific Research to
work out ways and means that would
thoroughly and sanitarily clean
clothes, and yet subject them to one
OF the harsh treatment in vogue by
hand methods. The results of this
work can best be seen by a glance
at the methods used here in the San
Ia Fe Laundry.
The clothes are not rubbed. They
are flushed through many cleansing
waters in a revolving washer. They
literally wash themselves, dropping
against each other gently and loosen
ing the dirt thereon. Thus all danger
OF broken buttons and frayed gar
is removed.
No harsh soaps are used. Nothing
but the sofeSt water and Ivory soap.
And hundreds of pleased customers
l.. .--..E- ~. az. - IT.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-12-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLIc,rro~

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
office at Santa Fe, N. M, Novembef
p, 1921.
Martinez. of Santa Fe. y. M, who, on
January 18th, 1917 made Homestead
No. 02s755. for shsEk; NwHsEk;
E14sWk; and Lots 2, 8. 4, Section Is.
Meridiaa. has filed notice Of intention
TO make Three year proof to establish
lain 10 the and bow described. be-
fore. T.. s. Commissioner, At santa re.
anti Re County, y. M. on the 9Th
day of January. 1922
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jose Gonzales. Abundio Armijo, Mem
ecio ArmiJo and Lorenzo Lopez. all of
santa Fe, n. M.
First Pub. Dec. 2 1921.
Last Put. Dec. 30. 1921