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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
N. W. PHELPS IS NOW
 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

N. w. Phelps, for the past few years accountant for the Tarr Mc- Comb and Ware Commercial Com pany, will from now on work as a free lance public accountant, with his office on Front Street, with Judge c. l.. Lewis.
 Besides regular accounting Mr. Phelps will specialize in the prepara- tion of applications for permits from the corporation for mining corpora tions to sell securities, income tax re- ports, claims for refunds, etc.
 Mr. Phelps will also retain his agency for Miracle Motor Gas.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
CHLORIDE TRAIN
 SERVICE CUT TO
 1 TRAIN WEEKLY

Effective Saturday, June 4th, 1921, train service on Chloride Branch will be reduced to but one trip week, and effective this date, train will run Saturday only, instead of as on pres ent schedule, Tuesdays and Saturdays. Time of departure from and arrival at Kingman and Chloride will be the same as at present; leave Kingman g A. M. and returning, arrive at 1885
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
OLD DAD MINE WILL BE
 FURTHER DEVELOPED

A. L. Runyan, Joe Kinkella, Tony Nelles and M. J. Rosboro have taken lease on the Old Dad mine, in Wallapai mountain and have already made camp at the property and will begin the driving of an adit drift on the vein. MT. Runyan informs us that samples picked up on the property shows values in excess of $100.
 The Old Dad claims are situated close to the famous old Hibernia mine, which in the days gone by produced a large tonnage of wonderfully high grade, silver ore.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
CARD OF THANKS

we wish to thank our many kind friends for their kindness in our late bereavement in the death of our son and brother.
 MT. and Mrs. James Miller
 Mrs. Marie George
 John W. Miller
 E. s. Miller
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
WILL LEARN TO FLY

J. c. Maddux leaves tonight on No. 2 for Chicago, where he will take a four weeks course at the Ralph C.. Diggs Aviation School. This is one of the best aviation schools in the country and the course they give is an intensive one. In all MT. Maddux expects to be gone about weeks.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
ARIZONA LOCAL
 RATES RAISED

Effective June 3rd all local fares within the State of Arizona will be increased 20%. This is the same in crease that became effective in most States and on all Interstate passen- ger traffic August 26th, 1920 and places the railway fares within Ari- zona on an equal basis with those in other States. -[-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
New Conversion Table For
 Exchange .-

A new conversion table has been is- sued by the Postoffice Department. An English pound is now obtainable with $4.10 of U. s. money. One dollar buys Il francs for either France or Belgium. For the Netherlands a florin costs 3S cents.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27

Leave your orders at the Crystal Confectionery for flowers for Deco ration Day. A. (Adv.)
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-27
We Often Are

"Why couldn't you secure a cook from the employment agent?"
 q didn't like, his samples. .'-Louis- vile Courier Journal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
TAXATION REFORM

The reformation Of the high taxes
abuse goe to tie Ney foundation ut
representative government. A re-
public based on che representative
principle under our state aud redG=-
al constitutions is founded IN nc
idea that the reprcs, ntat,Ye q con-
CESS rhe leIisis ~ of the Itatc Is
h servant OF all he people. not of q
seighborhoo,i nr he town or tourry
or state he happeas 10 be from. To
get money on; %! the treasury for
his locality causes high tax,s. 60
get increased pay foi himself, jobs
for his family ~ friends Gauges 1T n
taxes. It is robh'ng your moi yhbDr
in the pretense ~ statesfanshir We
need no Longer terms or hignc, pay
for legislators but higher ideals vt
Americanism.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
DOCTOR DIES AFTER
FlADING new REMEDY
meteorological Fluid Believed to
Be efficaCious in Treatment
OF Pernicious Anaemia.

The tate DIR. Charles Arthur Ellis,
the discoverer OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL
Huid which he had perfected through
ten years OF Intense scientific re-
search and with which he had been
ahe to effect large number Of mar
Vicious cures ot prrnlrious annemIa,
hitherto considered lncurable.
Just before his death Doctor ELLIS
had planned to make public to the
world through an address to the Den.
yer city and County Medical society
his achievement, and then devote all
Of his time In continuing this work
He had planned to show several Of
his patients, who are now well and
able to be about their regular bust
ness duties, at this meeting md Ice.
lure upon the scientific aspects OF the
work
PerulciOus anaemia Is called pernl.
CiOus because practically none suffer
Ing from the disease gets well. ph"sl-
clans declare.
doctor Ellis held that cases of per.
niclous annemla were not peruiclOus
as generally conceived" said Harry
II. Wear. his assistant In this research
work. Ills theory was that they were
simply secondary anaeihias. due to
some primary focus Of infection. by
use Of his meteorological fluid he
raised the patients Immunity until
the patient could fight or the disense
himself, with the aid Of the sympto.
matte treatments now In general use.
II was through meteorological therapy
and specific treatment that Doctor
Ellis WAS able TO effect these cures"
Wear also stated that Doctor Ellis
had cured ~ per cent OF 2S eases he
had handled.
doctor Fills used his hactcriolOgi-
cal fluid and his method of treatment
upon six persons seven years ago, and
today thry are MS well MS can be-" de-
clarrd Wear These persons are Sllll
making blood test reports that show
they are perfectly healthy and sound.
"a still larger number of patients
who wore treated four years ago are
in excellent health today" hr CON
tinucd.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
THE GOOD OLD u. 5. A.
STANDARDS

Housing problems, farm problems
railroad problems are all suffering
for solution under war inflated la
Dor costs.
We have all gotto get down from
a war balloon viewpint and so TO
work at ogod old time rates of pay
and prorits.
The wages and the profits that
Uncle Sam and his children prosper
ed under for so many years are good
enough for anyone.
The lumber industry the mining
industry, the shipping industry, are
all paralyzed more or less by de,
mands for war wages.
For instance abolition OF war wage
agreements on the railroads would
mean a cut OF 5000, 100000 in labor
costs without reducing the wage pei
hour.
Under war rules arailrcad in one
case is compelled to pay each man on
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30

a wrecking crew 10 hours apy dur
ing which no actual service is per-
formed.
At regular and extra rates the
men received 81 IL hours pay for
services all performed within "a
hours.
or the % hours for which they
received 81 1-2 hours pay the men
were off duty or asleep for II hours
and were riding and eating two
hours while receiving pay.
Let us cut out war balloon wages
and profits in all lines and get bach
to the good old Z. 5. A.standards.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
Not So Wise.

Neither Is It the wise guy who makes
the wise buy.-Dallas News.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
GOAT WITH APPETITE
Animal Found Also With Highly Do.
. VeIoped Sense Of Humor.

A goat with an appetite that per
mits him TO relish leather pOcketboOks
and shoe laces may be ordinary, bat
goat With a sense Of hunor should
be Annihilated.
This was the opinion offered 10 the
Venice (Cal) police one afternoon by
Miss Ada Elkerson, visiting in Del
Rey from Ohio, when she appealed Al
police headquarters for help In find.
Ing the owner OF a billy" that she
caught chewing her purse. She laid
the pOcketbook on the banks OF n canal
with her shoes and stockings while she
padded her feet In the water. She
said that the animal had eaten two
s. bills that were In the purse. be
sides devOurlng her shoe laces.
"Whcn I came running toward him"
she explained, "hC kind Of smiled and
kicked my shoes and stockings into
the wafer 40 that l was forced t.
walk home barefoot. would like 60
have my $40 made good to me-"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
HER RECOVERY IS
TALK OF HER
FRIENDS

MY friends all tell me how we'll
l am looking and never get tired
of telling them about Tanlsc. II ia
sue ha wonderful medicine" declar.
ed Mrs. Monic Henderson. $40 Third
East Salt Lake City.
Il was completely run down she
continued, and didn't seem to have
any strength or energy left. My APP
petite was very poor and the little I
managed to eat seemed 70 do NE
more harm than good. Several times
broke down completely and Just
had to give up aud go to bed. was
so weak just hadto drag around
all lifetime and worried and wor-
ried for I didn't know where It was
allgoin Eto end
But TanlaC just seemed to be
mad especially for me and in few
weeks felt perfectly well In every
respect. This was all OF three years
ago and haveenioyed good health
ever since. Taniac is grand medl-
cine and | have made il a rule to
take a bottle every now and then.
and 1t keeps me feeling well and
strong. | am all the time telling
someone about It and every time
do so feel that | am doing them
Ia good turn"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
OTHER STATS BE-
WARE
BE

The brain child OF the soeialistic
REGIME OF the Nonpartisan League OF
North Dakota. like modern Frank
iestein, threatens to turn around and
destroy its parent. with the institu-
ton of the recall BY the anti-Nonpar-
tisans.
The recall was placed on the sta
tute books BY the Nonpartisans. II
is now being used in seeking the re-
moval OF the governor OF that atTlict-
ed state, the attorney general and
the commissioner OF labor and agri-
culture.
The AUTHORIZATIONS declare that
the farmers OF North Dakota cannot
get adequate financial assistance for
handling their crops until bankers
are assured that the socialistic re-
gime is ended and that such assur-
ance cannot be given until Nonpar-
tisan League supporter and officials
are removed from public office.
The reformers who promised so
much have owed on to fresh pastures
and North Dakota citizens are pay
ing the bill
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
Everywhere Exprcsre, Contempt.

The tongue has IA single gesture, and
everybody knows what II means. Z
ia thrust ont 10 express contempt The
little girl yhO sticks ont her tongue
does not realize that her action, 50 I'M
ladyiIke hnrks back to the prrhlstor
&c. II is undoubtedly a mosS ancient
mode OF conveying the idea Of intcn.
siled dlsrespect. Everywhere in the
world, among savage AMI ciSilI2cd pco
pies, the llnguai gesture has the same
recognized significance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
Greedy Pia

Ruth was the possessor Of saw
ings bank made the shape OF q little
pig. The bank was full OF nickels and
dimes. and one day Ruth's aunt, need.
ing some change. hurrIedly shook out
ell the dimes. thinking size would have
them replaced before Ruth had dis
covered her loss. Ruth was not long.
however, in finding out that her bank
was rather Hight In weight. aud hold.
ing It up 10 the tight while she pcereh
through the shit Ia the back, size ex'
'lRmeG. ooh, Aunt Matte the lii
tie pig Gated up ali my dimes"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
SAFEGUARDING L II L
PUBLIC

The Pacific Coast Agency of the
Underwriters Laboratories, connected
with the National Board OF sirc I'm
derwriters, San Francisco. is rcnoer-
in ga fine service in the interrs, Of
the prevention OF FIRE. theft etc.
The function to pass on the mer-
I of products the manufacturers or
which wish TO carry the Underwrit-
ers' label which is virtually a guar
antee as to the safety andquality of
the goods in question.
The present poducts that have
been tested for high standard OF
workmanship and labelled products
for the prevention of fire hazards are
electrical apparatus and wiring ed
uipment standrd fire doors, shutters.
windows and window frames, roof
ing material etc, also safety auto
and tire locks.
Architects, engineers. builders and
fire insurance men are recognizing
The value of articles that have been
thoroughly tested as to their fire re-
.sisting qualities and samped with
the approval of the Underwriters La
boratories. "a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30

Boston children, afflicted with
whOoplng cough, are now appearing
on the streets wearing yellow bands
around their arms In order To warn
and protect their plRymatcs and others
.gaInst Infection Although the warn.
ing bands nu-s not vet boon Ord""cd
by the health officials, many parents
who have the welfare OF other chill.
dren than their own at heart have
not waited for an official ruling. The
photo shows n little whOoping cough
victim wearing the yellow warning
bind.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
True Courage.

True coIfdge has 90 little 70 do with
anger that there lies aiwtys tie strong
est Suspicion agnint II where this pas
sion ls highest. The trhU courage Is
cool and calm. The braycst Of men
have the least OF brutal, bullying In
science. and In the very time OF dan
gar are the most serene.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
is 1T A CRIME!

One would sometimes think 1t was
criminal for public utility to bo
prosperous. As a matter of fact
prosperous condition is the most do
sirable from the standpoint of ev-
orybody concerned the public serv-
10y as well as the own.
Crs Of utility property. If II is not
prosperous, not alone will the hold
ers of securities suffer but the en-
poyes will suffer by failure to So
cure adequate wages. The public
willalso suffer from lack of service
because the utility cannot secure adj
equate C&,mnsions Of plant and SER
vice. one cannot but feel that the
antagonistic movements originate.
not with the intelligent and reason
| ing citizens of community, but rath-
or with the uniformed, being fos-
tered perhaps by some prejudiced
person or a selfishh politician more
interested in his own personal plans
than in the community which he rep
resents. A town without satisfactory
public utility service Is eliminated as
an industrial or commercial center.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30
Ern.n MIC. ca,ohsr..

The barn owl, when she has young,
brings mouse 10 her nest about ev'
cry ~ minutes. As she Is actively
employed at both evening and dawn,
md as both male and female hunt. 40
mice n day Is low computation for
the total capture. --Rrooklyn Eagle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30

American Ace Broke Flying Record
When he few from Oakland to 10,
Angeles, Gal, q. distance of 3S5 miles
ir 2 hours and 81 minutes, Eddie Rick
enbtNSher, American ace in the Worl,
war, made Il new record. His aycrnG
flying Tina was 1918 mlles an hOui
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-30

Babylon's Population a Million.
Babylon Is believed to have beci
the first city to attain a popuiatlo~
OF l,000,O00
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
Sealed Bids.

Sealed bids will BE- received u the
next ra.lular meeting OF the B ,ard OF
A Administrators Of Road District No
;, St. Mary Parish, Lou.si3nl, on
Wednesday, February 2nd. at ii
o'clock a m, at the Police Jury room
in the court house at Fraaklin, La.
Tor the gravel requirements 0. 1921.
with a minimum of 400 cara OF sand
clay road gravel 10 contain noa iese
than 25 per ceat Of stone, 5nd q mini-
mnr, of 600 cars OF cleau G4shsd Iosd
Gravel.
Bids are 20 h9 based on the prie,
usr ton Of 2GD pounds I o b GERS at
the point Of shipment. and bidders are
required 20 name point Of shipments.
tthe successful bidder @ill 70 60
quired 20 furnish . suretS boad, sos
~ ree cent OF tho estimated amOunt O.
.lie contract, for the faithful perform
ance OF the same.
The right 10 reserved Go reject sn9
All BIDS should be addressed to r
Emmet O'Niell, Secretary OF the
Police Jury, Franklius Parish. OF Sc
Mary, Louisisna.
{Sigusd) CAARLEs y. ERDSg,
President OF the Police Jurs, Parish
OF st. Mary, Louisiana.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
List Of dead letters "a the Eo8t'
,ffice for the week ending JanuarI
.7th;
Emma Adkins.
William Bowman,
Comfy Currte,
Carrie Galbreathe.
Josephine Jones,
Aagelo 0raf1ea.
Prof.. A. J. Hardy.
Lucille Naquin,
Hattie Wells.
Malessa Williams.

We are in receipt Of letter
from Secretary of State JAIME Q
/. Bailey calling our attentlo"
60 Act No. 260 of the Leglsls'
ture of the year 1914. in reference
To the collection of the automo'
hile Iicen tax. This license tax
fs now due aod collectible for the
year 1921. The money RESULT ag
rom this tax will be returned to
the parishes to be used Tor the up
keep Of the public roads. This
tax is q light burden to the own.
era era Of automobiles and it should
be be willingly and promptly paid
hv them, Considering the PUT
nose for which it is levied aa ol
onr citixens should take an active
snterest in ito collection and as'
.ist the tax collector in enforcing
;,s nsyment. Section ID OF eaid
act M dsnounces any violation OF iss
m"ndates - as . mtsdemeanor. and
nrayides . penalty OF . dae OF i'm
ptisopmept Of both.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
Negro Steals MaiIPouch

On laet Wednesday morning at
8 o'clock. on the arrival of tain
No. 109 on the Southern Pacific
Railroad. a mail pouch was stolen.
The night agent, In the hurry and
bustie Of the trains arrival did
not notice that a mail pouch for
Franklin was missing. The mail
pouches were carried to the post.
Office from the depot where it was
noticed that the pouch was miss.
ing. The postmaster, presuming
ohat the agent on the train mad
vertently neglected to thro. il of
the train With the other pouches
concluded that 1t was taken up to
Lafayette where the mistake would
be detected and the mail pouch
would be returned here, possibly
on train No. 6 on that day.
During Wednesday evening a
negro man entered the store oi the
bcudreaux Furniture Co sor the
purpose OF making purchases. He
n ade 6 selection Of the articles he
wanted aud rendered ic payment
thereof 8 liberty bond Cor the
amount of one thousand dollsrs.
This excited Mr.. Boudreaux's
suspicion. He thought it passing
stroDeu that q negro would be
carrying ou his persoC 80 ,arCe so
amount representing money. He
consulted Mr.. H. $ PaIfsey of the
Commercial Bank. who imm d.
lately notified Sheriff Pecot. The
| Sheriff with two of his deputies,
Messrs. Arthur Martel and Philip
Albares, we're soon at the store OF
the Boudroaux Furoiture Co. The
oegro was arrested aud ultim ately
confessed to stealing the mail
pouch. He guided the Sheriff to
me place ia the Gibbon woods
above franklin, where he hid the
mail pouch. He had broken /,
open and examined at least two
thirds of the mail 10 his search
for money and for other things Of
value. On investigation it was
found tn It the liberty bond tha'
the negro tried to disposed d
belonged to Miss Lillian A. Bull
lard OF this place. The negro't
oame is Waiter Harris. He /.
from New Orleans. He will bs
turned over TO the Feder3l author
tiles for trial.
Tho negro's doea waa = bolo
one. 1t shows that h9 il no osdi-
may thief. We commend Sherit
Pecot and tlo two above namee
depcties on theic rapid and sue
cessful action 10 apprehendiag tht
thief lnd aecuring the propersS
stcleZ.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

W1 clip the follo&ing Si,h
Measure fron tne Cro@lsy Siene!
oc date Jan. Goth. MRS. Smith is
4 st. Mary girl sad 8 daughter Of
Capt and Mr.. ". 7. Jones. We
wish this lady r,uea enocese ia
her new aeld q labor;
"Wbnn Ms. Helen 'onas Smith
lef, on No. l0l Sesssrdas afternoon %
take up h.r d7ties ss coo gbular! su,
peevisor in the publie .chooE Q,
Douglas, Ariz., ahe wss gicep 9 ,varr.
farewell which attended th" popuiorle.
Of thi. exceptionally capable Cache
of the South Crowley School. Nem
hers OF the faculty, scores o. childron
vhom she caught ant Others who los
ed her for the many trait3 of cn1roc
Ssr which have endsared Mfs: Smiti
10 10 ali of her host of friends, ;feI-
present to wish her Godspeed.'
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

4 building on Wilson street
suaed BY Sallie Howard, wss
|wsesmed by Are on last Monday
|nseslnR. The house was occu'
n 81 the family OF Mr.. T. S.
Rhfhl., Ar. Wright was sway
IN heme. Mrs. wright had
esjJ sll Of her household effects
aeked for shipment to AlRiers,
k 1hhher che was going te
DAsr husband. The are wae
oeTered st about 3 o'clock .
N building was . total lost
eaeafly Of its contents were
eDgsd.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29
Notice.

| beg to cali the attention
of my friends and former
clients in st. Mary to ny
opening a general engineer
ing Office in Lafayette, Ia.
Your territory is within easy
reach Of me and I will be
glad 70 serve gou as fogmog'
Il.
Addrez5, Val SMITH g. ,.
LAIArE"TF, LA.
Boz sE3. Phone 049,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

~ Peterman & Loustaiot Co..
n1esed their equipment, used BY
- y constructing public eoads.
- lAs Parrish Of St. Martin to
IL Pasish Of st. Tammany the
) seek, where they have "a.
i lea4 building CONTRACT Toe
lgamspt censisted Of Ave car
AessFs. PeteFmsn & Lous.
tecestly completed the con.
easn Of model roads Ia the
a. ~ Of st. Martin to the full
aeelou OF the parish au.hori.
md We are confident tina.
vii sefve the Parish of st
! many % we'll aud % thor.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

Ne afe glad to announce that
m. Kathleen Branner. who was
SlSIse from hss boarding hou-e
h Nv O,leans ore day last week.
= been found Sne 10 ae Che
M Of her sister, Mrs. Eugene
henell. tu Franklin.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

Work On the insIde OF tho Elke
|Hlldlng. 10 going on steadily.
|Fhey expect that the euucturG
| III b. fully completed by the
m q, March. This is q hand.
|,ene bailding. It is 40 ornament
n lAs town, and r.ascts great
|asdit % the rsce conception, plan
Ia uefk Of Contractor Marvin
|lafYls,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

Far ceaG1ne matter Tisge ont
store. y7e osrry fult line OF mags-
zines and big assortment OF late
books. We oraae direct II not In
stock. We chsrgs publishers
price. Sec QUE lipe OIL Valen.
Zines, Birthday, Conuolence ane
Auniaersary csrds. taspeos oul
Drag sundries etocg. We handle
the hest L. oil lines.
FOSTER DgUG Co,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

g matinee. given today at 10
seefk D a.. 4t the opera shoqse,
eegtt, will be largely and
] slluily patronized. Mary PICK.
Captain Kidd. Jr." and .
ssy Will be presented. The
psoeeeds Of the entertain. :.
~ M ntl 60 TO the relief of the
y, children of Europe. The
q edmfssion is 5 and 10
asd more that one ie dis.
I I se9tve. We hope that the
= Will take due note of the
ion contained 10 the cou.
~ woeds Of the above para.
and "give more"-much
"a tae purpose of this, hu.
lha leqaa6le charity.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

III automobile owners are here
!. sotlaed that the Sheriff has
!. . anple supply Of blank, fo'
..kioe spplics ion for their II
~ plste TO the Secretary OF
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

rov il the time to adver'ise.
~. ~ pus your winter goods away
Us vs.;, -, sesson. Advertise them
"a "a, ron are more than sps .S. 20 se''
y! y. ,s.n feed them to the moths
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

.,h., on February otn. az
Rs.n's Rsne%y's Hall, there will 6s
|aN:'".'Im . masquerade ball. NO
k',sa. ,s.re : vile be a large attend :
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

~. =. s. Wright, hccompan'
. n =. h., :. ,wo children, Mari ,rie
4 q s,,..' a.' LETT Thursday tor Al.
P.d o.h., .he,e they wills reside in the
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

W.. Ru h Kriobs. the very
n,.s ....n, M secretary of the Peter
eoupa ! oussalot Co.. is aosen'
nsa . ,,e Office of the company
lien ..sk . an account of illness
The St. Mary banner., 1921-01-29

| lid hids will be received on
|. Ses,t1n s.ss 1,h BY the Parish scheoi y
slca ~ - erect q t~o etory and
beaa.nt bea.u brick school house 20
sas.M y .asn Of Morgan City.