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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-11

Recent Happe Jennings IN Minnesota
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.

Austin Judge s. D. CatherWood OF
Austin will resign as Judge OF this dis
.trict. he announced.
LnYerne The annual meeting ofs the
State Shorthorn Breeders association
will be conducted here June 10.
slayton The city council has deter
mined to issue bonds to the amount Of
$4,000 to take up outstanding sewer
and paving warrants.
Caledonia Mrs. Floyd Knox, wife
OF q farmer living near Sheldon, about
six miles from here, was burned to
death in q fire that destroyed her
home.
81 st: Cloud IAoyd sGunder; 22.year-old:
Paynesville youth. was Instantly killed
thTpnkh contact with q wire carrying
1900 volts of. electricity, while IN the
employ Of the Union Power company
at Kimhall ,s:.
rs Dulnths Ella Anderson, 5.year.old
daughter Of William Anderson. farmer
near Palmer. died Ia = hospital here
CO ! result OF being struck Oh the head
u 8 irskpsgt q stump hurled e .
Edynamite blast. 3 81 ,s.s sts5
tlDplnt tn Enable to agree on meth
Cd OF aholishing secret fraternities. at
the Duluth Central hixh school, the
fhoArdspf education hes decided to hold
4a,puhlic meeting, thrash the question.
|And staks etions Accord ngAtysa 33yS .s
IS FERGUS Fails Park Region college
FORMER students and eraduates viii.
hold areunion here Tuepday, Juno {.
a. baseball game win be played be-
tween the regular epllegs team and. "a;
Alumni team. n the evening hapauet
vii be bald :,ss,;
fBssss Alarxeify
ford, colored. charged with the murder
o. -C.Kasch. former I1sanepin coun-I
tysdsplty sherin; WAS. found suiltyaof
lnanSlsughts IN the hTst degree by u
1ary n Circuit court before Judge
HontEomsry. The Jury. which VA out
Aye hours, ommended leniency By
the court, -. s.. 3 .s,s
& ninneapolis-America leads the
world ,iin Its weekly farm community
pgbHcations and. minnesota is one OF!
the leaders OF the. American. states,
Bristow Adams, head Of the publica-
tons department Il Cornell University,
ithaca, N. " told members OF the
Minnesota Editorial association, con-
xened in final session 81 their short
course at the University Farm.
sBfainerdA forest nre. which swept
over 500 acres, destroyed large.
amounts Of standing timber, jackpine
and mixed timber menaced Parker
Vile, . summer resort on the Mime
sofa Z International railway, north Of
Brainerd. Forest Ranger P. w. Swed.
berg Of Moose Lake orgsnixed crew
Of 40 volunteers at Braiperd and hur-
ried to the scene. The fire was got
ten under control. Il!
Albert Lea Paul Circh and Herman
Pernscien Of Wells were found dead
under their car at the bottom OF q II
foot ditch nine miles west Of here, BY
q farmer.
Frank Laughren, farmer,
made good haul when he ran onto q
den containing II cub wolves, on his
farm on String Lakes. He got 355
for the pelts of the animals.
TracyThe board Of education has
elected r. r. Sorenson superintendent
Of the Tracy schools to succeed w. e.
Peik who has accepted the superin-
tendency OF the public schools at Fari-
bault. s5
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-11

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Of The COUNTY
BOARD, MARSHALL COUNTY, MINNESOTA

grader -.----.---------------s2 10000
grader -e--- -. -.ss. !. -, 10000
lines lettering $780,. 10000
!. p F; 9uN,S a, services County 800
w. o. Braggans, typewriting
notice County Ditch No. 100
I. E. Quist, Assign. st: Hilaire
h hi4ch Co. %o.. services Sc vices County 54oo
w. Q. Braggans. typewriting
notice County Ditch No. SO 100
and Axel saderfeit were laid over.
On motion adjourned to May. 4th,
1921, at nine o'clock A. NJ.
May 4th. 8 O'clock A NJ. Board res
convened. All members present.
Application OF Hans p: Haugen for
reduction ssin the assessed valuation in
Town Of Marsh Grove. was on motion
recommended to Minnesota Tax Com
mission for their approval.
Application Of Warren Hospital AS
ISOLATION for efIpdnnent of tax, was
on motion laid over.
Application OF Nelson Park for Road
and Bridge approximation was on
motion rejected. tfaat gssass 4. II. 81
Commissioners Per II: Kulle offered
the following RESOLUTION in writing and
moved Its adoption: II, ts ~ Il
be. and he Is Hereby appointed as High.
way Engineer and that the salary be
fixed insIthe' sunrsof' 1885 90 PEI month
and Is cents gt sSr s fss hls
while away from home 50. -':z SIS
Comnnissloner A.gN.a Ludoen seconded
the notion. and the same being put res
ceived majority OF the yetss 81 the
duly carried.s4ndsM YVES bystha Chairman,
then presidingyEso declared. t4.l8s3i
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-11

On motion adjourned to June 18th "A.
:D.-1921. at 10 o'clock A. M.
A S. ROKKE.
Chairman County Board.
Marshall County, Mimi.
Attest:
3 A.SG. LUNDGREN, ].
County Auditor.
.(SeaD
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

Dte Manuerliga Ser biefigen
Metbootitenftr6e mur6e am Mttt=
mo6abeno %gelegentli6 ibrer reeel=
mdBtsen Notwithstanding I'M
Seine bon Serrn u11o Jrau @eslcp
s. Miller bemirtet. Dte 8erlamm=
lung mar re6t 3ablrei6 beiu@t; eS
lparcn' SO 9erren er1Idienen. Nls
unterbaltun9 btente etne lebbafte Gez
bate iiber Gtnitellung Ser Gtnmanz
eerung alf s,pct Sabre. 99uliuperz
i%ntenoent Nrnolb @loor unb Yalt,
Or. 6. 9. 5obn ipraden du gunitcn
eiuer iolden Gtnfdrdnfl1ne, sipdbreno
9o6i6ulzR riu5tpal q. 8. Brigham
uno Me6tsantpalt Geo. .. Grid1on
Sic negative 6ette oertraten. 2eetere
Yartei ging aud als@ 9teser berpor,.
Das MdnnerltaaxD rdeher trus mebs
rere fd0ne Glide Dor uub gum
S6lub .murbe eth fetner Smbtb &C.
reibt.,
49, E.&LA. t. L.s- --+- E.r
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Mtunefeta In. i1epert 6onerek.

SIN 1euen &onsreb miro Minnes
iota nit anbersn repnbAtani|der
Staaten ME Manaduietts, Bennipl<
oania uno SlltnoiS atuf glei9er 5tufe
iteben into Sic BoriitetSSettt bon Il NTH
oeltenS bier mi6ti9en Nusidu0en BE-
iiter1, ebenio ben gorIie eiues midti=
gen llnterauSidu6eS SeS Bemilli=
9un9sauSiduiies.
3rei perl6ieoene IuSfdulie, Bel
oene1t mabri9einli6 Mi1,neiotaer Nb-
%seora1ete 8orfiteube iiein per6ert, it1b
%fplgetlbe:
BcmilIisunes= Nusi6uies = Gbas.
81. Dapis, 3. Diltritt.
Suiti; Nusidniies. - Mnbrelp s,
Goliteao, Z. .Dtitrift. :.
YoitzNusi6ufies = Salpor 5teez
nerfon, 9. Dtitrtft., z.
YenitonssN uSf6uGes = Sarolb
&nution, 6. DiItrift.
Mit9tteb beS Bemiaigung8 = Nus=
iduiieS uno 8oriiter sec unteralls>
l6ul1eS fhr Qanoptrti6aft 5pbz
nep Mnoerion, 5. Diitritt.
d3tpt1denitaatltder nnb uusmdrtiz
ger 5anoelsausi9ub = Walter Stem
ton, S. Diitrift.
Diitrtft Columbia - Oscar 6.
Seller, 4. Diitrift.
@egsln - fbomas S, edau, 10.
0titrift,
2. 0tritft.
JllHe uno 6afen uno o,uswdrtiee
Nneele9enbeiten 8. s. 4arion,
s. Diitrift.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

9t6ere Nn3ei6en oafur, bab man
Wurmer bat, beiteben bdrin, SUB man
Die @urmer ielblt ober nur Teile baier
Haraitten abfihrt. DieS gel9iebt ie=
bod nt6t iebr oft. 8eionbere an,
5eiden iino Die folgenoen: 8erluft be8
NppetitS NIT 9elegentli6er @ieriefeit,
belegte s3unge, 5obbrennen, 5dmerz
gen i'm Wager, eth frte6enbea @efubl
I'M Masen uno. Gtnoemeiben, Ob=
itruftionSbrud I'M @alie, fortmabren=
seq Nusipuden, Stodern IN Ser Stale,
unoeroaultdfett, 5hmerSen I'M STIFF
ten l1nb, @lieoern, bunfle @inse unter
ben Nugen, 8l1tperluit ODER 8lutz
armut, &opfi6mer;en uno @6minbel
iino ni6t ungem6bnlid, ReBbarfeit
uno &ubeloiigfeit BET Madt.. &rampfe
o6er epilepti'de Nnfdlle, Srriirm,
Mania, 56ielen uno anbere ungez
m6bnli6e. 3uitdn6e fins a~nerEa1nte
8egleiterl6etnungen bel Nnueienbeit
bon 8an6mlrmern I'M Darmfanal
lln6 peri9minoen, tpen11 Der Wurm
abeetrieben 1T, @iele Manner, GSrau=
en- uno &inber neroell erfolelos fit
irgel,b etne aroere @rantbeit bebanbelt,
penn tatiddlt6 tbr pirtlideS 0etoen
NUT auf Die Nntpeienbett bieier Yaraz
iiten 3uriid;ufiibren it,. Menn 5iie
glauben, bab Ste an oielen Mirmerr
leioen, 6onn beitellen gie iid eiue polle
8%ebanolung 2aratobeS, Der beriibmte
@urmianlen, nelder CUR @ertreibung|
bon Blrmern beittmmt lit, melde
aebn Dollar unb adtunopterjig Sent
foitet, Gine babe 8ebanblung foitet
feds Dollar 'unb finfnnblicbSig Sent,
@irb na6 @n1pfang etner Yoitans
meiiung, gegen Bar ODER 8anfme6iel
sugeianot. @erfalft- n1r Don Der
Moroel Meeb, 60, 9ept. &z82 1908,
Ytttsbursb, ga.
Nop. 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Gourtlano Meuieteiten.

SEER unb Trau S.. S. Meper
Dobnten am .0onnerstas in Micolet
Der Gbas, @infeI Mutton Bel,
2oretta @ieiefes BAT Ii9 mad Sort
Doose,. Soma, $beseben, no lie Be-
l6dfti9uH9. geiunoen but.
Ser u11b 6lrau Nuguit @9roeoer
aus NtcoHet beiu6ten am Mortag
6errn un6 6rau 8. $. Mepcr. KY
Trau Treo BobIin bemirtete am
Dienstagabenb eine NnSabl Treuuoe
BEL etner @eburtstassfeier.
Trau 9oiepbS anbboefner aus SEEM
lllm befu6te lebte Wo6e Die Tunnilie
yobn Ortiz.
Trau Grnit 9ulfe bemtrtete am
Dormrstag et1le Nn3abl 6reunbe.
SEER nnb 6rau S. $. Berg moDnz
ten am sporigen Mittpodabeto ether
@eielll9oft gu Gbren Don SRI. Qin6a
Berp' III Stem ulnt bei.
Sic bret 5mttb Rinber, Dtlde felt
mebreren Tugen 3tienrlliih fHdtuer fra1f
barnitooertteeeH Sgeben ber Bereilne
e1tgese1t. 9M tparen mit 9ungen=
ent5hnoung be6robt. -
Nels Yierion unb Gbas. 5tute pltrs
,lebte1r eiiniee Gage 8e{6dfte ,balber, II
Sen Sd,peiteritdoten.
Grau Mnrtba 2uetien aus Stem
Him tpeilte an Gseitag bti Ser So
milie Tbeo,. Bre6t 81 I@aite.s Sie
tebrte. ..ai11 ggamstab mlicoer IN bic
5eirtdts 5uriid. s
Gine 1eienibaft iun9cr aeute perz
lamme[te iii6 an sSprltoaabero IL,
Sei,ne bon Sobn 9ronbol5 nro per=
Elebtelt etne rcujt angcneb1nc s3eit. gu
ipdter @tunbe wuree etn fetHer 9niz
bib gereid1t. =
@uitao Muemfe unterrpaolrlf lid am
Moatag i'm Union 5olpitol III Nep
Him einer 8linobarmzQ Operation.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
ssri. Qep1to Bredbt beluht @ermanb=

Sri. 2ep,a Brebt beiunt 8ertpa1bz
tie in ct. Glair.
SEER; u;no. 6ran. Mobert Qitfin err
frelen It'd eiles 8eiudes bel ibr'1e,r
Tobter IN Wbeaton. s
SRI. Gla seemann. febrte 5amStas
bierber 3uriiid bon eitem BeiuM Bel
8erman0ten unb 6%reunoen in Wooo
Qafe. ,
Sri. emma @oermann, Die IN
Nem ulm bei6dftigt lit, perle6te Ben
Counting bel ibren @ltern, 9trrn nnb
iGrau 9enrp 5oermann, oabier.. Sic
febrte an Mlontag pieoer nab Nep1
ulm 5uruf.
SER .unb 1Trau S. 8. 8obe metlten
5onntaoabenb 81 @aite BET 5errn unb
Grau Ibeo. Bre6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Defrntlimc NerifeiQernng.

Nuf Ser W1n. s. Bner (frliher
sGbaS. Bner) Torm, meltlid Don Glear
Safe selegen, a Weilen 1l0rblt6 BON
ct. George, 6 lz2 M}eilen iiibfi6 BON
#@ibbon, 10 Wetlen n6rolt6 bon Stem
ulm, an Der @tbbon 9arbitrabe, am
Jreita9, s.. Is. Wi1diB5 1921.
! 8ferbe-1 braune Mdbre, IL
Sabre alt; | i6mar5er Wallad, 8
Sabre alt, l bralt11er WaQad, 5
Sabre oft; braurer Malla6, 3 Sabre
alt; | f6mar5e Mdbre, 3 Sabre alt;
l braurle Wdbre, 2 Sabre alt.
10 &ppf @inonieb-5 Mil6fabe,
merben balls frtldmelfeno; 2 brett
idbrige 6arien; 2 5meiidbrige BuQen;
| einidbrigeS &alb.
a6nrb Gouring Gar; heuer 9llz
@ort &erDiene SractDr, 1870
8teroetraft;: neuer Sanespiae
y8p>per Slit" 9ractpr 8fug.
~6armmaidinerie uip,-l u. g.
.Stanbarb GornzNusbiilier nit 6 Sol
len, neu; | McGormid @etreibebinoer,
z Sui s6nitt; McGormid getretz
oebinber, 8 TuB @9nitt; / McGormtf
Mdbmaidine, 5 SUP 56nit; l
McGormid Mdbmai6ine, 4 1z2 SUB
.56nitt; l McGormtd Gornbtuoer;
l l2=6ub 5eureden; | &entudp
Grill nit 16 56uben; | 9enbuder;
/ 8z5ub Deere Dtc; | 5peireibiger
s. S. Gaie Corn Gultioator, neu;
| Nperp ein5elreibtger Corn Gultipa=
tor; 1 @orn Gulttbator NIT 56auz
feln; l Bictor @ornpflan5er, neu; l
TarmerS Trien6 Gornpilan3er; 1e@g9e
fir 3 8ferbe; l @sge flr;2 9feroe; |
ntebrtger Gmerion Miititreuer; l Wiitz
@craper; l %1456liser Gclipie Gans=
pflug; 2 1650lltee 5anbpflige; | poaz
ltdnbtger Wagen nit i9malen STAB
retfen; 2 Maeen nit breiten Hab=
reifen; 2 SctS 2
@eurdds; | i6malipuriser 8obidlitz
ten; l 56meiuerdd; l leidter Sob
i6litten; l Bu9sp; lstnele
Iop 8ueeq; l Gorniddler nit smei
Seffnunsen; ! neue Gmerlon Gaioline.
engine. | 1z2 YferSefraft; l Cure
,6at9 Sneubator fir 125 Ger, neblt
rBrooberS"; l @anbp HIatorm< &ar:z
rem; l 5ero Yuemilble; | l100zYfunb
G%atrbanfS Wage; | Juttermible nit
r8urrS"; l yeiep Rabmz5 eparator;
5 itdblerne Oelbebdlter; 100 @eibenz
boI3= 3aunpfoiten; ettpas Staneenbol3::
5bmetne= unb Wailertr6se; 1 iunger
8iebbuno; l 56leifitetn; q Gets
Miitplanfen; etntge burtoert SUP Bouz
bol5; etma 20 1onnen @od,lano*9 et;
etpo 200 8uibelS 9afer;; ettpa 1000
Buibels Corn; etma 1870 5ibner;
etrpa8 .5aatcorn; 2 Sets YferbezNr=
beitsgeidtrr;; 2 Gets Tltcseunete;; !
Mateitic @odofen NIT g. Dedeln; |
neuer Pentniular rielf=feeo" &obfeu=
ofen NIT 1650lltgem Teuerbebdlter;
l Star 8utterfab, Is @dllonen Sea-
pasttdt; 1 fupferner @afbfeiiel; l
Stem Some Mdbmaidite; 8 8ettz
%ltellen; | &letoerl6ranf;;a lAs10<6nb
Ius5tebtti6 nno 5tible;; erner aud
9aus9erdti6aften unb piele anoere
@egenitdnoe, gu 5ablrei9 i'm ale bier
einseln angefibrt 5u meroen. !.
Ser 8crfauf beginnt i'm 10 l1br
moreens u,,o 81 Wlittaas tpiro Elm
FREEZER SmbiR geretht wetoen, :.
Observation-Disclosures: Nle 5umz
men llnter $40, bar; ale 5ummen
iiber $40, auf Elm 9dbr 3eit gegen quite
banfbare Soften NIT 3inien gu s
Bro3e1lt.
Gbas, 81er, Giat,
Greene uno Ssmalb, N%uftiondre.
U. 8. 8ood, Glerf.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

= Die Mdume ser @tote 8onf
bon Stem ulm itno 11ell tapeStert uno
oeforiert porben unb bteten et1er lebr
1letten unb i66nen Nnbltd.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

= Die NorozY aro6ialidule Sci
lutberiiden Stride bon NtcoIet .tpl1r0e
Montasmorsen er6ffnet. Sri. Marz
tba Betiel aus Moro Dafota 1T bic
2ebrerin.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Sriinn lest burh Mus5ieben i4fedz
ter 3dbne furiert unb ebenfallS
onrd Gntfernuag beS 8anb=
ipurrteS aus benz Snitem.

H'HEEr Hf4EH9E E-fI
Mooerne Yip6ologe11 bebaupten,
bob ptele Tdlle BON Srriinn berfaulten
d3dbnen 5llgei6rieben meroen miiien-
.eS TT oemna6 n6tt9, bette 9orgfalt auf
Sbre d3dbne GIT pertpenoen. Mean bat
ebenfall8 feit9eitent, bab bte getp0bn<
li6en Wiirmer, gena11nt 8tn=, 8eef=,
BORT, runoe ODER 8anomiirmer, int
tanoe itnb, irgen6 iemarb perriidt gu
MAIDEN. Mebr: alSs oas. SOB >pnroe
IN bielen Tdllen burd Berna6ldNi=
gnng oteie r Haraiiten berbeigefubrt.
Wenn sic be1nna6 Ser Mnii9t fins,
trgeno melde @iirmer In ii6 gu ba=
ben, oann tun sic lofort 56rttte,
oteielben los3umer0en.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-03-26
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
fiuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
ciEe is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. 1t is COM
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, Q.
All Druggists. T5c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-03-26

en- all sides an observer will find pre-
vailing feeling of shame that a cap
able and patriotic servant like Sena-
tor Smith should have been turned
down in favor of a time serving DO
lltical mountebank like Weller. SEN
ator Smith is a Marylander to the
back bone-he represents all that is
best in the honorable, old-fashioned,
conservative politics of the State, and
it will no doubt be a matter of pride
TO all those Marylanders who suffered
from political dementia last year, to
show their regret and that they have
regained their reason, by insisting on
The denomination and reelection of
Senator Smith, as an atonment in the
part for their ingratitude and folly in
the late campaign. At one time there
was some talk that EX-Congressman
Joshua w. Miles would possibly enter
the fight for the Senate, but there
was little encouragement to this
proposition, as most of those who
might otherwise have favored Mr..
Miles were emphatic in their belief
that Senator Smith should have sue
ceeded himself, and that there must
be no effort made to encourage 9TH
ers to enter the field for the nominal
ton. So far as the one State nomina-
tion to be made this year is concern
ed, no one seems to be in the least de-
gree worried about it and no doubt
popular, capable and acceptable can
didate, will be found long before the
State convention meets in September.
PAUL WINCHESTER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-08
sANDYYILLEE

G. IL. was led last Sunday night by
Leslie Hengy. This Sunday night Will
be led by Mrs. Albert Slorp, All cor
daily invited 10 these services,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold enter
tanned last Sunday the following Mr..
and Mrs Clifford Lester, OF Balti
more; Mr.. Howard l.ockard, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar I.ookafd, Mr.. and .irA
Herbert Myerly, MIR. and Mrs Walter
Lockard, Ralph Iockard, Holmes
Iockard, Thelma Dorman, Florence
and Morgan .MyerlJ
John and Wilbur Yingling spent
Sunday with Sterling and Lester
Caple.
On Sunday, June 20, Mr. and MIRA.
d. q. Blanks, Mrs, Kate Caple, Mrs.
Sellers and Wilson Blanks. Of Baltl-
more, were the guests of Mr.. and Ma.
/ w. Caple.
Mi. Harry d. Caplo, GahsE'er. Ns3-
let, and son, Harry, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Gorsuch.
A Boys Scout Troop has been or
ganized in this community with VII
bur Yingling as Master. They meet on
Tuesday night at Sandy Mount church
Farmers are busy hauling In wheat
The rain OF last week delayed them,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brown spent
July 4, with Mr. and Mrs Ployd Bor'.
ner. OF Arcadia. who recently returned
from a trip through the west.
Mr.. Ralph Lockard left for Now
York Tuesday where he VIII take Z
six weeks business course
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-08
Quick, clean heat q
for every kind Of cooking ~

TT is hard to appreciate the,
i convenience and satisfaction
of cooking with the New Per,
lection until you have actually
done SO.
It's a relief, especially in warm
weather, to be rid of carrying
coal, wood and ashes, sweep,
ing up litter and blacking the
stove. And then you don't
have to "rush the fire" on
baking days and heat up the
kitchen. Two burners on the
New Perfection will give you
all the heat needed for any
kind of baking. You can regu.
late the heat produced by each
burner, warm something gently
on one and roast over another
in a New Perfection oven.
The long blue chimney of the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-08
MANCHESTER

Mrs. Amanda Myers, widow OF the
late John Myers. died Saturday even
ing at the home OF her son. John My
ers, Jr,, Hanover, Pa, aged ~ years.
The remains were brought here Tues
day afternoon, services in Emanuel
Lutheran Church. Rev G. l.eatherman
officiating: 1nterment in the family
burial lot In the Lutheran cemetery.
The 4th OF July passed on very
quietly. Two games of ball. Manches-
ter VS. Jefferson. was the only excite
ment 4 number OF our citizens attend
ed the Westminster Carnival, and
other resorts of pleasure
The intense heat that has been with
us for the past ten days. IL partly
broken No heat prostrations were re-
ported but great discomfort TO man
aud beast
Miss Fannie Ross had as her guests
over the Fourth Mr. and Mrs NJ
MOtter, Mr. and Mrs Alden and moth
en-, Mrs German Mr.. and Mrs J Bart
lette, Mr. and Mrs f. Bartlett.
Miss Hattie Blizzard and friend.
Mrs Blizzard and granddaughter
Charlotte Fahler, all OF Baltimore;
Mrs. ShullenbergeT, of Carlisle. ana
MFA Bessie Shower. OF Annapolis
Mrs. LaMotte entertained Mrs Cor
nelIus Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Oursler and
daughter. May. spen. the past week In
Suffolk, Va. a guest OF Mr.. Ouralers
brother
Mr.. Calvin Lippy OF York, Pa. spent
the Fourth with his father, Mr. oliver
Lippy.
Mrs. David ERerhart and daughter,
Mamie are guests at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Jacob Musselman
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HOUSE VOTES FOR DIS
ARMING
RESULT OF PROTESTS FOR FAIL
URE TO REDUCE TAXATION.

Washington. July 1.-THE tremend,
GUS majority given the Borah amend
ment In the house has greater signii-
canoe in he minds of legislative lead
ers than anything which has occurred
In congress for a long time. II was not
pacifist sentiment whicf caused the
house to adopt the proposal almost un-
animously, but a steady stream OF
complaints from back home" anent
the failure Of congress to take definite
steps in the direction OF making good
on campaign pledges for tax reI.c-
ton.
There were a great number of MEM
hers who sought but failed to gee the
opportunity to say kind word for the
Borah amendment on the floor ifnd
thus ride the popular tide. Theresap
pears TO have been no organized prop.
uganda at work to bring about senti-
ment favorable to the proposition IN
congress. but nearly all members re-
port that hardly days mail FOR
weeks has failed TO bring pleas for
some steps toward reducing expenses
and many OF them gave Il as their I'M
solicited opinion that reduction Of
ornaments was the indicated route
toward effective retrenchment
II was the spontaneous outburgt -
popular approval OF the Borah amend
ment which brought about IT'S enact
ment in the face os opposition from
administration leaders. presidcl,
Hardng's letter, which was read jus
before the note. was regarded evea on
the Republican side as an eleventh
hour attempt of the executive and adj
ministration leaders 10 ION the band
wagon" since II was apparent that no
power, executive or otherwise. could
defeat the proposal In the face of the
prevailing sentiment in Congress
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