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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

Tie Frccnnn-Journal is moi prepared
to say whether or not the proposition
Of Henry Ford 10 purchase the govern
neli 5 property at Muscle Shoals is
fair and equitable. but it does hope the
government and Mr. Ford can get to-
scthcr. on Il fair basis. to the end that
tlc m9ney already expended may not
lie lost and that the advantages this
power plant would bring to the country
might be realized. Mr.. Ford has the
faculty OF making his projects pay and
if he secures the property at Muscle
Shoals he will very likely make its
operation profitable. Henry bores with
I big augur and never stops until he
strikes oil. May he and the govern
ment come to some terms on the Muscle
Shoals proposition.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

Nubonc corseticr, Mrs Mabel Gilmore.
12-5d1mO
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

Buster" Observation-Disclosures to
$500. 12d6
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

Foreign advertising representative
THE S. c. TIIEIS COMPANY, New
York and Chicago.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

The Freeman and Journal, both
papers, per $3.50
The Daily Freeman-Journal, by
mail, per year---z-- 500
Delivered. in city per year----s6.OO
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19
WEBSTER CITY FREEMAN

Issued every Monday by the Free.
2,an.Journal Publishing Company
Webster City. Iowa.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

Entered at the Webster City Post.
office as Second Class Matter.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

Cluster BrowI-fountain pens
81 GO to $500. l2d6
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-12-19

r a. Roysen. dentist. Second street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-09

MEN 0T LIE E0IIR

The old. blasting Out o. WORK. IS back in
the American language again after aang dve Years.
People holding conversational est-lncr tyn
decide who killed ROBIN teltpg e4eh other
what they think viii PUT life into him thousand
ways suggested or them impess.ole because
they depend on some condition also nnposs0le
The while there seems TO be vast amount ii sur
plus capital locking investment Better salesman
ship is needed market gold plated han 1919
but the. still BE sold Almond and pecan land
Rotations show there are still plenty OF NUS And
those who doing az the weeping about the
Jcbless doughboys who could aelp niake few
Jobs If they cody declares the South Bend
Tribune.
The process q liquidation ana getting back nor
NAL has passed the business proprietor and
reached the individual employe After ii has passed
through the ranks the individuals wiu finished
process OF readtusmsnt viii be known be ever for
it Will have further go
Until the country RECEIVERS and begins to absorb me
wage eaTners again community Will have
problem Of the unempoyed aud the dest4turon
OF men, women and children. II viii be problem
for individual who Will be compelled
his own conscience and answer the question: Can
do something? Can I do anything n4ore2"
Though reductions Of time and wage rates tae I'M
skilled workman the Industrial enters il having y
battle that few people know anything about Chari-
table relief viii be needed and must be provided gen
erously But the best kind OF reief is the o1er Of
JOB Men can give jobs find Jobs and make Jobs
Will be in demand during the next few months
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-09
CITY LOSES A GOOD MAN.

Hamnl nd in parting with Rev lickfder. who
goes . new pastoIate, does reluctantly The
hates 70 lose him lie is minister who not only
enthusiastic in the affairs Of his church but
Just as much Interested in the welfare II the commuu
ity g large We might he good an-around
minister and man. re made it his business know
What Is soins on outside Of his church RE
enthusiastic Rotaran and ranked high the afas of
mat society Wherever he gees Hammond viii wish
l4W vel and hopes that he may the best there
H. life
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-09

CHICAGO JUDGE who has presided at 600 di-
vorce trials now is giving information as to how to
keen wife Now il lie viii only tell where 70 set the
wherewithal to keep all viii be well
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-09

COINAGE IF SILVER DOLLARS has been resumed
q Uncle Sam money making mills When II comes
q tong them around however most OF us prefer PAPER
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

Dorf Gitp.
Nblgrimm, Gbriitian, lette befannte
Noreiie Chicago, SG.
Nrnif, Grau Nnna ober 6eren Nn=
geb0rtge, Cincinnati, Ohio.
8renner, Gamilie, Sotelbeitber,
Seem Oorf @ttn.
SEP, @eoree, 8rooflpn, Stem Oorf.
6elmii6, 6rl, Carrie, Harf 6tbse.
5oerle, Gliiabetb, Muguit nno So
bannes, Seem Oorf.
Sngenboi6, Tamtlte, lette befannte
Norefie @ait ct. 2out8, Sl.
&lotmann, Grau Soiefa, Seem
Sort Gitp.
&ortner, @ilp, lette befan1lte as
orene @eneral Boit Sffice, Stem Dor
@ttp.
Sang, Clinton nno Saba; lette be-
fannie Nbreiie Gbicaso, Sll.
@6bnlau, Soiepb, ct. 2outS, Weo.
Gem, Sugo nno .@rnit, lebte be-
fannie Nbreiie Chicago, Sn.
8anoeriee, Geo; lebte befarnte a.
6reiie 230 @ot SO Ctr, Stem Dorf
@ttD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
2ofal Meui9feiteu.

- otto 9urnmel mar let,te ISOLDE
seiddft(i6 IN Sprin9iielo.
: @m. q. Sds aus 9prinsfiel<
bcludte lebte ISOLDE 9eiddftlid Seen
ll(nn.
: Tral1 Ibomas Garion beiu6te
i 9t$ ISOLDE i3re eltern in Sprins.
Ser Mnlpolt Senrp sc. Soml el
mar lebte @ohe 9eiddftltd tn ct.
Yeter.
= Tie Sri. Min1lie Nlbredt uno
Yaulino Marr be u6ten Treull0e in
Ofooelto.
Soiepb Glalien aus Spri119ftelb
pcrbradte Sen Sonnta9 NIT ieine1
Tamtlic bter.
- 9err uro Trau Sobn 9aos u1o
SDbn aus 2amberto11 pare1l gel6aft=
li6 t11 SEEM ulm.
= Die Sri. @liie Nppel uno Sra
0idlon aus 9pri19iielo itotteten Stem
lllm etnen 8elu6 ab.
- 81. S. M. 8ebmler uno 1rau
aus 2afanette maren leste @ode 9ez
iddftlid in Stem nlm.
= Nbolpb 5. 8ltrmciiter u1lo So
milie aus ct. Setter beiudtcn lette
ISOLDE bie1tge Yerlpan0te.
9erte, Trcttag, lit %aufgrr1nb
ct1er Proclamation bes @ouper1eurS
s. q. 8. 8reub 8aum= uno @ogeltag.
= Grnt @runot lit na6 mebr=
tdsigem 8eiude BET btelisen Ser
ma1lbten unb Treunoen na6 %alnberz
ton Suriid9efebrt.
- 9err uno Trau q. S. Selianp
un6 Iodter DOROTHY, begleitet bon
9crrn 9all, maren Mittwod lekter
ISOLDE in Stem lllm.
: Die Sri. Sba &agel u,,b Nlice
&lcinidmiot BON 5prinefielo warer1
lette Mode eini9e Gage @aite bieit9er
8errponoter uno 6reunoe.
- 8. 81. 9prson lit BON ben1
Seem lllnucr nod oem Mariballer
5crritoriun1 ser Sta1oarc Oil So.
pericet porbcn uno miro nit ieiner
6a1ntlie oortbin iibcriteoclll, lobolb CT
ctnc pallenoe 8obnurlg gefunOen bat.
6rall Torsan lit ci11c 5o6tcr BON
1bomas Collins.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
j3immer 5u Observation-Disclosures
gen in $50. Is Moro @ermanltrabe,
Stem nlm, Minn. M6D. 17-lS
M6tuna Snpeitprem!

@enn 5ie SIR @elb in einem S11=
ltitut anleger1 ,mollen, bas @elo nur
auf erite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liderbetter perleibt, lit bter Sbre &C.
legenbeit. Sir nllr 5mei @oden miro
ser l1nter3et6nete auSseben ntdt meb1
ais $4,000 ietner etnge5ablten Nftien.
Diotbenoen naren burdidnittlt6 6
Yro5ent Sabre bi1our6 uno iiao balbz
idbrlt6 I'M Sanuar un0 Suit 5abl6ar,
Spreden Sie Dor ober i6rei6en Ste
an: She Stem ulm S%aptngs & 2oan
Niioetation, Seem 1ln, Minnelota.
Nbp. l7-18
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

= Sri. 9iGian @tetnfe unb Sic
0oftoren Dubbe nno bon 8anf maren
@pnntag ga te BON 81. S. 8.
8ebmler unb Brau in 2%afapette.
: Die Sri. Mprtle Yint unb @rna
Sdmtbt iinb' na6 einem 8eiu6e BET
9errn uno Trau Gar1on bier tn Stem
l1lm mteber na6 Sanborn betn1gez
febrt.
= @err uno Trau Branf Mtemanm
or. uno 9odter Sleta iinO BON
einem furSen 8eiu6 bel 9errn Miez
mannS 8ruber, Iuguit gftemann nno
6omtlie IN Sprtngfielo 5uriidgefebrt.
: S. g. 0aots aus Goboen be-
glettete 0onnersta9 ieinen 8ater s. g.
Oapis BON Sanborn na6 Seem lllm
unb letterer befinbet itd iest gu dr5tz
lider 8ehanolunsi i'm linton 5oipital.
- Ya1tor gnnil $. Cans, Ser 11el1e
Seellorser ser CD. Trteoensftrden In
SEEM lll1n, Giitg unb Ntcollet, nitro
am fommenoen Counting, /. Scat, Ben
@%otteSoieni It IN ser bieltgen Stride
balten.
Gountpi6uliuperintenoent 81.
8. Genneop l%tattete ant Neitt>po6
letter @o6e Springfielb etnen bienit=
li6en 8eiu6 ab. Mebrere Ser San6=
l6ulen IN 8romn GountD baben be-
retts sic Sommerferien begpnnen.
= 9enrp S61nibt, unb leine 5lpet
SDbne Scarf un6 Sobn aus Seita
foniulttcrten lette @o6e etnen bieltgen
Nn>palt biniidtlt6 ether &lage, sic
aus einem %l1nfalle entitanb, BET be1n
9errn S6mtbts Nuto bemoliert lprr=
Sc.
= @rnlt Yublmann, ser bcfo,1nte
a%ontraftor tn Sprin9fielo, bat SEN
&ontraft erbalten fir Sic @rri6tung
6eS neuen S6ulbauie8 in 0otlon;
iein N11scbot mar $3.50. Die 8ouz
arbeiten iollen lofort inan9riff ge=
nommen iperben.
: Die q. 6. O6S 8rid & Iile
So. bon Sprin9ftelo erbielt SEN &on=
trait fit sic 2ief erung BON S3ie9el1l,
Moiaif u1lb feuerit6erem Material
fir eine 1leue 8erufsbo6idule, bie In
@atertomn, g. o, fit $450,000 erz
rt6tet merben mtrD.
: Yrof. @arl Springer, felt s>pei
Sabren Mderbaulebrer an ber Sod
ldule in ct. Setter, miro BON ptele11
Treu11oen ais 9(nmdrter fit Sic 5telle
oeS Gountpa9enten BON 9fieollet Gounz
tn ais Ma6folser bon 8. 8. 9or=
JANUS 9e1la11nt, ser iein Nmt nieoer=
gelest bat. Nud Charles &c. &elez
ban, fribercr Sebrer an ser Sod
idule IN ct. Setter, ietst Sano>pirtz
lhaft8agent BON Sttertot( Gountp,
miro aud ais PATHFINDER &anoibat gez
l1Q1llt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
@ermiRte @eripnen.

Das amerifanii6e Note &reu5 III
BON &orreiponbenten I'M Mnslano er=
iu6t moroen, SEN iebisen Nnfentbalt
folsenber Berlonen gu ermitteln. Mad)=
ridten merben bon bem Toretgn
Language Snformation 5erpice,
Mmerican Neo @rob, Is @elt 81
5treet, Seem Oorf Gitp, banfeno emit
eeeen9erommen meroen.
Noler, Tran3, 9otelbeliber, Seen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
SO 8elpbnunq.

S6 biete biermtt $40 &elobnunq
an irsenojemano, ser MIR Nusfunft
%erteilt, mel6e 5u Ser 8erbaftung unb
lleberfiibrung sberient9en Berion obe,
Yerionen fiibren miro, Sic auf meiner
Tarm in COTTONWOOD 5omnlbip, oi6t
an ser g%taot9ren5e Stem l1lm8, ST.
gentnm bei6dbttgt baben o6er be-
l6dotgen meroen.
9iermit mar1e i6 ie0ermanl1, bab
irgenomelder S6aben an metnen Sc
bduli6fetten ODER ionitisem @igent1m
bnr6 S6tebgemebre grunoli6 unter=
iu6t ,perben miro, u1b oab id Ste
5dulbigen sert6tli6 belansen meroe.
Nbo. Ills Nnbrem 5affert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

!. Nm DonnerStae, 5. Mat, miro SET
ct. Glil abetbz8 eretn I'M fatb. S6ulz
bauS einen 8a3ar oeranitalten. S6iir=
gem unb Grauenz@ a%noarbeiten aller
Nrt, bauSbadener SUDDEN uno @oofteS
meroen p%erfauft. 2un6 uno See
Cream meroen be,f eon5en Sag fer
ptert meroen. Nbenos grobe u500"z
&ortengeieni6aft. Seoermann %frennoz
li6it eingelaoen! Aoo. IL
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

@as, mann uub >pie man @1en lpl.

Ser Triibling uHs bas Triiblinssz
fieber itnb ga. SIS fdl(t Ben Oeer=
lden idmer, beS morgenS auf3uiteben.
Die NrbeitSlai It beS. Cages itebt mie
Elm 8erg aus. 2drmenoe Tabrtfen unb
gel6dftiee Bureaus i6etnen i6ter
nnertrdglth 5n ietn, tpenn man oaran
oenft, mte angenebm eS ietn miiroe,
I'M Barf gu itben, it6 BON Ser Come
bei6etnen gu lailen uno 6aS @raS
uno Sic 8ldtter ma6ien gu ieben.
@aS tun iebr piele gegen bieies
Miotgfeitsgeflbl? 9ie leien Nnz
noncen iiber Batentmeoi3tn u1b iiberz
5euse11 fi6, 0ab ite Meot5tn n0tts
baben. GS lit m0glt6, bab bteie
uit6ere 9eilmittel" SEN &0rper auf
fur3e d3ett a1lregen, aber ie oerm09en
i'm nt6t bauernb gu itdrfen. SIN
Tribling mub ser &0rper 9eitdrft
merben. @em MAJ miioe lit, fam
man SEN &ranfbettSfeimen ntdt mi
beriteben. g. lonberS ser S6winbz
lu6tfetm finoet einen 9uten 8oben,
menn ser &0rper eridlafft lit.
Mn itatt eine an3iebenb %flingenoe
Meebt5tn 5u nebmen, iollte man ii6
fragen, mas, mann nrb pie man eiien
muB. @tneS Ser beiter uro am
oallerno item ipirferoen Mtttel, Sic SEN
&0rper ltdrfen uno tbm SEN Steg
iiber sic 8t1tonen Sdminolu9tSbaz
3tllen, Sic nur auf etnen siinittsen
Musenblif gum Nnsrtff lauern, gu
peri6affen, beitebt 0artn, 6ab man Ste
8er0altungSorsare IN Sronuns bdlt.
Man nebme itd Dor, beute nod ein
leidtes, btlli9e8 unb mirfiames Mttz
tel gu probieren, UNI bieie TriibltnsSz
miibtgfett 3n iiberminoen.
Stan perlu6e folgenoe etnfa6en
@atl6ldse- an it6 ielbit uno an ieiner
Samtlte:
@oS m eien g.
Mean eiie piel frtldes Sbit un6 frtide8
grimes Semitic, pel6e8 gut gefo6t
fem muB. &on3entrterte NabrungS=
mtttel mie Tleti6 uno Siiiitsfetten ltez
fern ni6t Sic 5ur Anresung ser @inz
gemetbe n0ti9e MaHe. SET Ser
%itopfung eiie man 9robgemablene8
8rot, Seisen, Butter unb Salat0le.
W}an nebme fetne Nbfibrptllen Elm,
oenn lie er5eusen nur l6le6te &C.
mobnbetten I'M Acknowledgements.
Ma11 trtnfe mentgitens 6 @laS @aiier
6en Sag.
90 M t.
Man eiie regelmdbig 3 Mabl5eiten am
Sage. OaS @iien 5mii6en SEN Wfablz
5etten perbinoert Sic griinbli6e Ser
oauung. @enn ma1t Dor sent 53uz
bettegeben bunsrig lit, 10 trinfe mon
tparme Metld, elie aber niemals feite
Nabrung, >penn man ltd etnen gntem
Sdlaf ii6ern mill.
@ie man eiien ol1.-
Dfan eiie lansiam u1b fate Ste Stab
runs 10 fetn, 6ab iie let6t IN SEN
S6l11o gleitet. Ser mdbige @enuB
BON @aller BET Mabl5eiten lit gu emf
pfeblen, aber man ipiible Ste Nabrung
nidt NIT @alier binunter. Set Sen
N9ablSette11 per9eiie man Sic Sorsen
urb beetle itd nt6t. Oas 2aden
uno Sic 81 lelli9fett iin6 better ais
2eberptllen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

@aben sic M%nsebDrise 1T 9euti@.,
lamb p0er Seiterreid?
@pllen sic bieien cine Treube be-
reiten. 9ann ididen Sic linen bic
,Mep 1tlm Soft" ffiar ein Sabr.
SeSns Muslano tpitet bieielbe $3.50
PRO Sabr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

- Mm. S. Mueiin9 bein6te lekte
ISOLDE. Ste Tamilte q. $. Mue ting tn
@tbbon.
80 SRI. M11na Sellma1m lit bon
einem fur5en 8eiu6 ser Tamilte Sttc
MieSfe in Mtcollet 3uriidgefebrt.
- Tra1 Gmilie &oblbaie febrte
9onnerStag mod m%ebrtdgtgem See
iu6e bel bteitsen 8ermanoten nad
Sleepp @pe 3uriid.
= Yrof. s. 81. 8liefernt6t bonn
81. Martin 2utber College lettete am
Sonntagabenb englti6en @otteSotenit
In ser 2utberanerfir6e in Ntcollet.
- Sri. Marp Meper lit aus
Sleepp @De 5uriidgefebrt, no lie etnige
Sage bic ibrer erfranften S6meiter,
Trau George Sollmer, 5usebra6t
bate.
= Sn @1eepp Gpe berridt ieet
eine b%eionbers lebbafte 8autdtigfeit.
@8 ltno 5ablret6e Neubauten geplant,
borunter ser 3nbau gum S6ulgez
bGu6e.
= Sri. 2ouiie Tritl6e febrte am
SamSta9mor9en na6 Maotfon, ISIS,
3uriid, UNI ibre Stubten oil ser
StaatSuntperlitdt BON @isconltn fort
5uieBen.
- Sobn @etlinser reiite Sonmtae
mad Bancroft, g. o., mo- ct ietnen
S6bnen >Gmtl uno Sobn ST.. I'M
&ontraftgei6dfte mabrenb Ser be-
l9dfttgten Sotlon belfen miro.
= SRI. Cora Brueb, aronfen=
pflegerin beS. Meitz8romn @ountp
&apttels oeS Soften &reu;es, fam
0onnerStag aus Sleepp Sue nod Seem
nlm l1no Derbra6te bier mebrere
Stun6en.
= Sri. Martba @tolt fonnte miez
ser mad Ntcollet betmfebren, na6bem
lie lid au6rei6eno erbolt bate BON
elmer Speration, ser lie it6 Dor emit
ger J3eit IN einem bteiigen 9oipttal
l1nter5ogen bate.
Set elmer @nt9leiiung 5meter
Maggons ouf ser Mtlnaufee 8abn BET
&Q1ota 1tnD ste 0artn befinolt6e11
Maiien BON @iern 5erbro6en. 1rob
be8 oer3etttgen niebrtgen @ierpreiien
eine foitpitelige Gntgleiiung.
= Die re9elmdbige MoratSperz
lammlung bes acknowledgements Ser
8etbel @emeinbe lit UNI eine @o6e
peridoben morben unb ftmbet am
na6iten Oonnerstag, 5. Scat, i'm
Seine BON Trau Terbinano &obn an
9}oro Bapneltrabe, Sic @aitgeberin
lit, itatt.
= Sri. Nlnla 0qbmrS lit nod
2m09igem Beiude bel ibren Gltern,
5errn unb Trau @ottlteb CABINS,
Sii0z@ arOen itrabe, nad ct. Saul 5uz
riigefebrt, lpo tie BET ser Nortbmel tern
So. angeitellt lit In dbnz
lt6er Gtgenl6aft, mie friber bier.
Yaitor g. $. @menlo1r, felt
3 IL Sabr 9eeliorger ser ep.zlutb.
0emeinoe in 2%afapette, bot bieie
9telle nieoergele9t, I'm baS Nmt 0e8
geellorgers Set @uitap Noolpb=@e=
meinbe IN ct. Saul 81 iibernebmen,
baS er AM L. Suit an;utreten gebenft.
: 6rau emma Mclmonn, Trau
@b. 8aer ST., Ste Sri. 9tlba 8lauert,
Meollte GolltnS lno Marie Toriter
begleitet BON 6rau S. 8. Met(bereer
aus Siour Sails, g. g., unternab=
men an ei11em Nbeno letter ISOLDE
eine Nutofabrt na6 @leepp Gne gum
ude BON 9errn nno Trau q. S.
= Or. @n. Tritl6e, ser lebte
@ode einen idlperen 2ungenent;ii11=
Oungsanfall bate, bat erfreult6er=
meiie Sic &rtltS iiber ltonoen uno be-
ftnoet ltd auf oem @ese ser @ene=
flung, oo6 nitro e5 nod mebrere
@o6en bauer11, bis ct mteber leinem
16meren gernf lie na6geben farn..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

@pbnbaus 51 perfaufen-4 .3immer,
an 5tateitrabe nabe Ser fatb. Stride
eelegen, Nad5ufragen bel Sobn
q. Sel1rer, 1elepbon 860z2.
9lbp. 17tf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

Ser Triib1ins fommt balo nnb ieht
1T sic 3eit, at ote 9eimoeforierun9
gu benfen. @pre6en Ste Dor un6
beli6ttgen Sie unlere grobe unb oollz
itdnotge Musmabl bon Iapetenmuz
itern. l1niere Yreiie itn0 mdbig.
N6p. 9tf. Sobn $. Tori ter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

8rinsen sic inns sic @r0be SbreS
j3tmmerS nno mtr merben Sbnen a.
9en, mas eS foiten uiro, eS 81 tapes
5ieren. l1niere Briibiabr 1921 MuSz
ipabl BON 3apeten lit bier uno ite lit
ei11e @@0nbeit. unlere Hreiie iino
iebr beiGeieen.
Nbp. Off. SOb1 y. Torlter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
1rten1ben

Sonntagaben6, beginnen6 UNI Z
ubr 80 ftnoet int fletnen 9aal Ser
Iurnballe ein &ortenobeno itatt, gez
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The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05
Hundreds of Auto Tourists Now
Cross Old Civil War Landmark

sengers, produce, and the Columbia, Mid.
way and Rocheport mail-bags.
A contract for building new bridge
across Perche where an old one was
washed away in l849 was let by the
Boone County Court June IL, 1850 when
Alexsnder Persineer. James W. DAILY and
John Van Horne were judges. Joseph
". Hickman and William Boggs were
commissioners and Travis Burroughs was
the contractor. He received $500 for
his services. A food washed away the
FIRST scaffolding, and Mr.. Burroughs lost
money on the contract. But he finished
the work in a manner so satisfactory 10
the court thar he was reimbursed.
Timbers for the bridge we're hewed
from trees on farms adjoining Gross mill,
one Of the few grist and sawmills in
the county at the time. 1t was run by
water power. and the logs were sawed
with an upright saw. The mill stood at
the present site of Gillaspy's bridge four
miles southwest Of Columbia. Iron bolts,
made by hand in Columbia, we're used.
The bridge was covered TO protect it
from the weather. In spite of numerous
foods that have risen over the long
apron, the whole structure is firm and
substantial.
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Five miles west Of Columbia on the
Rochepori gravel road, quaint old GOV,
cred bridge that spans Perche Greek
pears testimony that seventy years ago
Travis Burrough undertaken" was a
workman that needed not to be ashamed.
While the bridge mas had a new roof
and a new apron from fine to time, the
timbers in the foundation, especially
those in the east end which res, on a
rock foundation. are seemingly as firm
as they were in 1851.
"Percbe Bridge near Van Horne's
Tavern" as the court record calls it, did
not witness the passing of Kit Carson,
Daniel Boone. Indians in gay blankets
and other picturesque travellers that went
along the Santa Fe trail; these crossed
Perche by a rocky ford. But the cover
cd bridge was thirteen years old
when the Civil War began; Union and
Confederate soldiers knew it well.
Before the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railroad wss built large hack with a
white canvas top, driven from Rocheport
TO Columbia for twenty-five years by
Uncle Billy Ridgeway of Rocheport.
crossed the bridge twice daily with pas
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salad for her Sunday dinner, may get
salads already made a, two stores. Chick
en- salad is 90 cents a pound, pimenio,
salmon and ham salads so cents pound,
tuna, 60 cents, and potato salad. 30
cents.
The only thing that is now lacking
for well-ordered dinner is the choice
of a dessert. Those who selected heavy
meat for the main course may have
orange. cherry-4 pineapple, wineberry or
apricot ice for 55 cents e quart. A brick
of fresh peach or banana cream may be
bought for 65 cents or a brick of cherry
and vanilla or orange and vanilla cream
for 60 cents. Others may select an iced
watermelon which is selling for and
3 l-2 cents a pound.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05

Kansas City yesterday to visit Mrs.
Bakers sister. Mrs. James Barnes. They
will be gone a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall, Of Oklahoma
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam f,
Smith. west of town.
C, p Meyran of York, Pa, who has
been visiting for few days in Colum
bia left for his home yesterday morn.
ing.
/ Mrs. W. E. Baker of Burlington. la.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Will Turner of Route l, left yesterda,
for her home.
Mrs. Louis Collier and son Dean. ol
72l Missouri avenue, left yesterday
morning for two weeks visit with rela
tives in Laredo.
Mrs. Frank Dunnington of Pueblo
who has been visiting few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Jennie Ayres of 3lt
North Williams street. left yesterday for
her home. Mrs. Ayres accompanied he
mother. She will spend three month.
visiting in Pueblo.
Mrs. Gladys Davis of ll06 Locusr
street left yesterday for Little Rock
Ark, where she will visit relatives fo
few days. From there she is going t,
Saltwater, Okla, to visit relatives.