davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

4A1s
6. Stredomoravske tovarny
premenily Sc ma spolecnost ak
ciovou a budou zvySovati svGj
akciovy kapital.
z. Severomoravske elektrar-
ny jsou akciovou spolecnosti S
kapitalem A mil. Kc a budou
jej zvySovati ma 10 mil. Kc.
s. Moravskoslezske elekrar-
ny mali akciovy kapital Is mil.
Kc a budou jej zvysovati ma 25
mil. Kc.
8. Zapadoslovenske elektrar
ny Sc prave tvori.
10. 'Jiskra', uc. spolek V Ha-
lici, buduje sit, takze ma pod.
zim bude dodavati proud. Ka-
pital zvysuje re a ma 6 mil. Kt.
IL. Povazske elektrarn Wv
Trencine sc prave tvoTi. Pod
nix vyuzitkuje velmi dobrou
silu vodni a prinese celemu
kraji velky prospech.
II. Podkarpatsk6 elektrarny
Sc prave tvori.
Pravdepodobne zuroceni te-
chto podnikn Sc pocita ma 4-8
procent. Zakoupenf a zaslani
akcii elektrarenskych podniku
obstara V ministerstvu verej-
nych praci odbor ".
| Vodni silly buduje stat bud
sam aneb spolecne Sc zemi a
Ineb i soukromymi Giniteli a pro
najima je spolecnostem tax, a.
by najemne krylo Grok investi-
ce amortisaci podniku.
Elektrisace postupuje zejme
na rychle tam, kde jest lnten-
sivn6jSi prdmysl a kde provadi
Sc racionelnf hospodarstvi ze-
medelske. Proto sdruzuji sc
| vsichni interesenti We smisen6
spolecnosti S kapitalem vefej-
Inym a soukromym.
Soustavnou elektrisaci zrycf
Ii Sc neobycejne hospodarsky
rozvoj republiky a jest iisto
re financni otazka, tykajici Sc
elektrisace, bude rychle rozre,
sena, vzhledem k vyhodnosti {
naproste jistotz techto investic
Dalsi, velmi vyhodnou inve
stici jest zamyslena stavba no
telu V Praze, kde jest naprostl
nedostatek pokoju zejmen;
schazi nam hotel zariZeny oil,
: zpusobu americkeho, ktery 81
stane jiste jednim z nejvynos
nejSich podniku vubec.
Jak vlada, tax mesto Prah;
: zamySleji podnik tento vSemoi
re podporovati, cemz sc ze
! jmena uvazovalo ma porad,
: clenu mestske rady dne 8. zaf
/ t.. r. ma Staromestsk6 Radnici :
| Praze, pri cemz byl podan jii
do jiste miry konkretni navrh
] jak by sedala stavba a pod
mix ucelne mestem PrahOu POI
: porovati. V teto porad6 byl
: tez uvazovano o investicich n;
t elektrickych drahach mesti
i Prahy, ktere Sc budou rozSiro
+ vati a ma stavbe move plynarn,
: pro Velkou Prahu. Oba podni
: ky patri k nejvynosnejsim po'
E nikum komunikalnim vubec.
Rovnez V podnikani t6zb.
: petroleje, ktere bude predan
/ silnemu konsorciu financnimu
: jest pamatovano ma moznos
: dcasti kapitalu scukromehC
: hlavn6 tez ucast americkycl
Z Slovakd, jevicich jiz drive 0 tC
: to podnikani zajem.
Y DneSni doba Jest pro jakou
! koli Gcast kapitalovou V CSR
velmi prihodna, hlevn tez pr
: kapital americky, coz pri dneS
MIN pomeru dollaru Ike korun
: neni tfeba zylast' dokazovat
2 Tato vyhodna prilezitost Sc ne
!. smi dnes prezlrati a jest dule
y Tito miti ma zreteli tyto podn
: ky, zaiist'uiici rentabilitu ka
; Dital. onlraiicI SO q nriImySloV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
PRoToKoL z RANNf scHUzE 80. RfJNA.

Schulz zaha pred. A. Obermajer urcity Predseda
vyzyva obc Martnka by promluvil pamatce K Havlcka
Obc Marnek krasnou reel vystihuje praci BOZ Havlc-
XIV pomne by vzdy hede die Havlickova nazoru
pracova pravi budeme tax dne cnit koneren-
zase nemine sveho cie. Prkroeno oazce skolske
kde obc Vacha rec poukazuje iu Clevelandu
Chicago dava navrh by Mar Dan jez skoektovana by
bya pouzita vyhradne Clevelandu.
ObC Cada Chicago primOuva, by jednano byo tax,
ak Vykonny Vybor Chcagu konerenci kde vsechny
esa Svob zastoupeny byy usnes havne poukazuje
Chicagu vydzovano jest % skol opro Ceveandu do
daku mluvi Martnek Panuska Cernohorsky p VObecka
obc. krsl ktery pfimlolva navrh obc. Vachy
Obc Cimler podava nahed by Mar Dan Sv. Svob vybi-
bya tyden pred Amer Posvicenim. Pokony
navrh ukoncen debaty.
Obc predseda dava navrh odhasovat ktery scitani
obc Humla yzne 16 has prospehc navrhu Vachy,
81 has Usednu Usneseno by 500 sbrky odevzdano
miste zbytek Vyk. Vyboru Chicago.
Obc. Cmer dava navrh by celia tao zalezost odevzda-
ma byla Svazu Svobodv Glevelandu navrh ten pTijat
Dale odporuceno, by vsem spolkfm predozeno bylo ku
hasovani fnancovani Svob Skol edne pokladny.
lii. Bod.
Ida potfeb ednone organsace referoval obc Mar
tinek povysechnue reel dan navrh ukonceni schuze
Obc Vacha odporucuje by sch1ze odpoledn stanovena
byla hodu COZ pritomnymi prijato predseda schulz
"a skoncenou prohasuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
We CTVRTEK 10. LIST. 1921
q dneSni moznOsti vyhodpych
investic.
c. S. I. K.

Dnesni hospodafsky stav a
pokrok CSR. lie SPRAY
,e posouditi teprve tehdy, uve-
kplfme-li 81 velk6 poGateeni IL
:, ktere bylo nutno resiti CO
vhleji, bez ohledu ma to,
resent provisorni, jez
kyzadovati dalsich urci-
praV.
" tyto at sptavni, 81
Iinancni ci jin6 byly
V CSR. pres vsechn
hi obtize dosti rychlel IA (
|ospodafske pomery 3se U
Ixa ZdVm dnpm leDSl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
RESOLUCE,
PRIJATE MA KONFERENCI SDRUzENI SVAZU SvOBoDO-
MYSLNYCH V CLEVELANDU.

Centralisace 6eskych svobodomyslnych skol.
Konference Svazu Svobodomysnych konana dnech 20
30. rijna Ces Mar. SIM, Sc nasleducm:
L. Veskere patronaty ceskych svobodomysnych sko
necht spoeny jednom strednim telese Teeso
melo by pravomoc:
a) prijimati honorovati ucitee
b. doplnovati skolni osnovu.
g VeSkere patronaty podrzey by 81 svo dosavadn prs
to JEST staray by kazdy vastn pctfe
by, jako az dosud
3. Vyzyvame proto veslera svobodomysna teesa bez
vymky sozeni by ceou svoj slou zasadia by sko
stvi naSe posaveno byo vyi jake byt vzhedem
veikosti osady jako jest osada clevelandska.
A. Vyzyvame dale veSkera svobodomyslna
sa, by pristoupila cleny onoho sdruzenf
5. Veskere poplatky spokove zaklade vyse
no usneseni ynuy by do poadny Sdruzen esch vobodo
mysnch sko tax ably meo prosedy ku honorovan naeho
ucielstva jinych nutnych sill porebnych dopn6n
skoinlch. ~ eilsEliA 4laaEaS8 8xAaAa@
Narodni hrbitov, utuna a sirosnec
Konterence Sdruzeni svobodomyslnych poradana
dne 20 80 Tjna 1921 Ceske Sni uznavajc po-
trebu uskuteneni douho zde podnku
hrbtova, usnasi nasledovne:
l. Necht veskera dsttfedn teesa podpurnych vychov
nych Jednot svobodomysnych zvo 81 kazde 5cey vbor
ktery by celem podnku dcast bral
2 Srs tento vybor k zjednoduseni prace zvoli ze
sveho sredu vkonny vybo ktey by pozGsttava ednoho
elena kazdeho sucastneneho t6esa.
B. Vybor ma povinnoS:
a. ceou zaleztost po STRANGE fnancni obchodni pro-
pracovati
b) veskera usneseni sucastnenym tiskem po-
davati. ...,, a, VS. ssssa
A. podniku tomto zahrnuty budou nasIedujc instit.
1
az Hrbov,
9 krematorium, j.
d) uulna siroCinec
s. Odporucujeme, by shora uvedeny vybor ne-
rasm sem vsechny ednotlv6 sbory, fady kuby
skosovenskou verejnost informoval
NarOdni dan svobodomysInych
hoa1erence Sdruzeni svobodomysnych, konana
dnech 20 a 30 fijna 1921 Ces Mar. Sin, usnasi
Jelkoz nase skolstvi vobodomyslne zapotrebi
chi podpor nebot poplay pokove
ydan vydrzovanm ich spojene, necht koncem stopadu
1921 vbrna jest Narodnf dan svobodomysnych Clevelan-
d ato dan rozdeena by byla nasedoyne procnt pro
ase skosvi 35 mistn 159t Usredne Svazu svobodomys
nych Chcagu Vyzvame tudiz vsechen svobodomysnJ
lid cesky veskere vobodomysne spoky zadame by
nos dan pfspely upozor-
lnily.
Bohusav tlser Marie Kveova Sedivy Balo-
nova, Alols Hunl JOS Vobecka Josef Skaa vybor
Dix spolkGm tsku pOdporu 'svob sko. >i
konterence Svazu svobodomysnych, konana dnech
80 ina Clevelandu Ohio proevue nejhubs diy mistnn
cesfNm svobodomysnym spolkU casopsdm Svetu Ane-
rckym D6nckym Listm vsestrannou podporu
skych Yobodomynych skoi koji prize
de nadale zdesm ceskm svobodomysnn skolam
Resolueni vybor.
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HORSES

GLF%OAE I.&,I' hIE%,'Y 2.a2 \ Oxf9I1
Fir .'-..ass wh'e a"I -o.Dlrl help SUP
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CvI'. GEPVflE KAT mInsrors Novsuh Der
ana DCceGAler; many "ncancIe9i Eaiar1
tl4r" .lAD". Write for sample test. Sl3
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WEST PHII.ADEIPTIN
GtRMlNTOWN

IH.Earti WE. @"23 Inrr, -ornuL ,.or,
''r-' ,o1u ~ pr.va." IA" ..,. ~. m1d'ru
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APARTMENTS

n8N .E.. r..iI a..r,i ny ,9uug nd,s
r''E .t0'.i q GO, L'd,,"r OGSaI'
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DEATHS


TTGE% 6STsa STs f2Ssosh2 22o i2s} q nycIn %L@M M
asd son " William and Mar,ha fr'lc". asa
2aFs R" soG ana trS91f 3 r '2 Fao,2 &ss
F6H Fa! n oIss G Eon Y r. 60 "ys& fas&odSy to ri u
IL parents, 47g4 Onklani ST. FrGukford.
lni, Dov!e:to,wn en- Tuos.' at tho con-
'"RG2Trffr i i"e Gs@Id,2iv. 5S Sept, 90 LOUISA
EsoyS1 .. .{r S Of E&Pr% M % so2o3s ga sn .i
Int Ferawood. Remains may be viewed sun
srnTT In France, Sont 90, 1ols, corr.
MGl i ''np ,y%sN%r1I' arm ,rsDis ,&ng ,A'
Ls<2 r2,; s:[. =. & 4 ,,y;;1s ys1 q r3TG%n
=. = \ %. NJ r. invited to funeral. 2:3u
y Il 81 SNYDER. Ave. ConErcsauonai
-ru-en RI and snyder ave. Int. Fcrnwo"d
Ser. ?a .1dd nETTTF I'll 3, YIaST Tss,ivc. Q,
....,-,s &c !n.,cd TO funeral services.
3" IN: &ii F.&g1s iSG TG''3@oS' G"% 2a}@ 9orj Z
.N N..,;s N.,.s nv cgG SUI; iMG"tGr s + y
~ ~rt.IirENs. Gnsbnr1l 9ff c5er&tc'HoN +
S.n"~."E. Relatives and fri, qds ingtNd
. , -,e 'sr.e ronIlyn road, Amblcr, IA,
..... '.i& ] h4s@an4, Of Kathryn s,ra16.
g. ,Ira =. ., =. Ind ! Y, Trlst~,m
... g t. rirlandcrv. 30 ! K r, Knish,s
- ~" E.5 r. ana ali ,,- ot@"" ,r"'G,. T..
5, iu.S "G.sn sSrvsS: @t w.: SIN. m""2"ir M st. at At
.. r.. 'as..chc.s PISS Y Yor), -. Int rr,.
@ r"T Tx IN r ho'G %.i;@ \ O.! wa on $, SeH ,-a! Si
~ . ., ..,'o, ct 'ha .n, RicNard -rl T. izt
W. a.. . ,.,,rH IL, n, OIIvcr II !!sl-
e. L.. $50 rl,s'"I' St. Ff!|a In"rr" mt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

f.r P0s'al Mo-. S=~g-
eYp. unnecessary. exam
.u.trs Of iUstru u"''o'. r.r.'r
CiviI service exam .regI.
Washington, y e.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
AGENTS
TMPIOYMFNT AGENCIES

TiOI' 'SEUOID Hr'.cl"s @5c. Vu.p', Pales;
profit J.. Enau. l43j =. 70 st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

CHAUFFEUR--Age 80. married, careful
driver with long eXperiencai years In
present position; can furnish best reference;
would prefer position in suburbs or country.
c 7O4 Ledger Office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SAlESMAN-A thoroughly experienced man,
40 years Of age, EtrlGtly sober and indus
trious Is open for connection with II house
that can offer permanent employment and
and where intelligent effort will be appre.
tod; can furnish Al references. 6l4,
Lcdasr nrIce
SCI CRErARY o. atalstant for busy man or
woman married; broad business training:
technical Ernduate acquainted with stock
mcnts capRbly; cred. capable. c U25. Ledser
tfTiCr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
oo"2 Y CAMAC-3-sty. brick, In good order;
t,i., YOaSCgS!Cn.
Harry C. c. Williams waya:,, 92s

IUBI.Ir SAlE-S"mucl r Freeman & sons.
W,G@rstay, Sept. @S, store and dwelling
,G4l Tnompsou st, $50 rent. and dwei!.rE,
Ii34 ScvNort Ct. SIS ront.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
ROOMS FOR RENT

OH-STNtn ST l""' Ram wjth ram:
s.ui.c 20 n, o..str.-'., steam hcl;. rc.er.
crcr.
CHESTNu'r. 2ou9--Lnr<c -rngIe and double
rooms. running wafer --
NIESTNI'T. 2"@0--j)"sirahlo vararcies sin
sic Or n suite with Jr Without bath.
rIANOED. 1907 -Fu"r fro, run'g wa.rr.
also sIgIe ynl., gentlemen, ha'h. u..ov or m
"llltNInn+E -. w. 2iM-I;o5ne on
g. S-,,r ,2I., ''''''' '''@'' ' ''n''
- ----. - -, 49, ---,-------
SlH. T. y m "'"' 80, ,,,,,.,,,,'..b= iGJi"mun e
..L va S'Ir.sI,'', ' w. ~ ;,I ing .,n
~ 6 AZ. L"dror Ch'ro 80 80
N.IT %I.T -ru, -N.y ;-r nov, ,,-.b
crr home: refined lo.ghb0rh'd d: rnOtia~,1n
i--rIj 39E-l., =, se,.,,.Tnr ,,--.o ,I,-
@ls1.1 Lron'. ~ -y'nl-8 -LttH ,ust GlaN
icTH. y. ldv. HOIA1. HEh'"' - Beau
uiu' iIrA. r9""", - o.. 80 ,.elu: s"c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

uhIN'EC u 5.passonger: excellent CaU
l!.t' ''L'J rrHur a2i5 Mr.. ".M.,lael.
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parred ,I.t4r.d ,olrg ladr ,yI'Hes r. o'.,a .
- roS.,0nr ns ~or-eapo"dIng s"cr,'ar}. M
- Lsdao- once.
WOMAN - .uIiuro and social cIrsrIrHce. ca.
Yah B. .lShrs employment '"r "hoe or
part time " 2ti Ledger oN!ce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Hu>..N.U\T IA.
w. ": = rr' n '"I g.
Tic Co~dc~-Rc1cv Sctccs

For Ulrl--- II! ~u-nrs ~'-'''
Ce~e-a. I.-
Roo go. - '' 49, '''N
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s1TUAT1oNswANTED- FEMALE
rrL.ATE SENRETAMY

IADr .v.s,,.. pos az housekc eper. tr4nr AL
n.sh.y r." 'rn't'."d. 1G3. l@Hy"r On.
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PRINTING

TYPE. presses and cutters; big bargains.
Phia. Printers supply. IA s. bth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

IT-TJ gO-t s...or, r'UtiUuln. p.,tod wa~1 Old
FtyIe Ia#r,Ty, Lrr'N lIG'es Brought for cash.
tsr l.lT l.. Clark. Frnner aOT Sa.sunl.
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OLD GOLD

HAVE YOI' heard ti.n Eo.uton- Dhluograph'
Sh0wrocns l7g7 Chestnut It
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session
Harry C. c. Williams wa,1s, %2s

brick hGi.dlnE IN course Of /
constructlon, about $500 so. It.: mod. IN
ovcry rogpcCt; ready Nov. / very rea%onah!"
and at couv. terms; suitable for any lin" Of
business. Joseph goldman. 700 Lincoln nldG
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FREDK. HERMANN
1415 Locust Street

COR goth and Sp. Garden; apartments
l=O5 Mount Vernon: baths.
2c3S Wallace; 2 baths modern heat,
1910 Grecn; baths. modern heat; side yd'
i5i3 North; 10 rooms; central.
i3?i-25 Green apartments reduced price
S5S y 10Th: rooms
ll35 N 18th; II rooms; vacant.
sag s. IGN rooms; central.
1921 Wallace; 12 rooms, baths; brown
stone.
1892. COOS Columbia ave- stores and dwss
4IO7 : Goth, rooms.
T"?. .NOI y 10Th; - rms. hRth1; side yd
1IIHRARp Il WORRELL 4 co. 550 \. l7th
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RQARD WANTED

lN"T." NFI0- ~ y. I'nCTInI NvN. Noo
a.rs - 1aI aurn." rooms, sIrcill raj
IeaE '.a:r. 'rl 'ru.'r}s
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121 N. 10TH ST.

ARTHUR ROSWELL. 293 y. 13th -.
NORTHEAST PROPERTIES
3ool Arnin'nEO ave- rooms and bath.
800 AramIngO ave- rooms and bath.
AMY RDBERT f. HIGGINS
"SIO 2 Ai,orh"ny ave. Ken. $500
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{ H.STNrr ST 1"'~! -R-,r VIA falh.
s;ul.c 20 N, '..stT,-'.., steam hol;. rc:er-
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roUsEKEEPTWG APARTMENTS

o.,An-rroNt rGrn. apartment
Nm K,Uaari. i0l Chestnut St Phila.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29
SILETZ SCHOOL

Those who attended the County In
stitute at Newport were able to find
themselves arriving at Siletz again on
saturday afternoon. The delegation
Of eleven all seemed to have derived
benefit and enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely, even to the humping good
ride into SiletZ, so on Monday morn
ing all school rooms were again In
session, the High School at least, hav>
inG full Attendance.
Some pupils have observed that
while our continued spring rains badly
interfere with practice of baseball and
track they are good for the school
garden, and nearly all have been seen
inspecting their rows-some applying
the hoe to the rows just coming up.
On Saturday evening we are looking
forward to the lecture by Professor
Horner. This was postponed some lit
tie time ago, but the Community CLUB
is now making plans to expect the en-
tire community to be present.
Recently at general assembly OF
the school much interest was shown
by all in the Near Eas. Relief work.
Each of the teachers and several Of
the pupils took part in the instruction,
and we feel that Of first Importance
is the development Of an intelligent
and sympathetic understanding Of the
great needs Of these, our many un-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29
HARLAN

Mrs. p H. Martin, Mrs. Frank ALI
son, Miss Owenby and Miss Leech at
tended Institute at Newport.
B. F. Grant is laid up with a knee
that is sprained.
N. l.. Grants gave big chicken din
ner Sunday for all Of the Grant family
those present were, Mrs. B., F. Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Grant and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Grant and daugh,
ters, B. o. Young and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford M Donald and dangh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Moore, John
Fiegles, Winston and Jack Grant.
Several people have lost a mum
ber of goats in this ncighborhood. The
bad W. ather is hard on sheared goats.
There will be baseball meeting at
Harlan Sunday May 1st-come all of
you baseball fans.
Lee Lang went to SiletZ last week.
Mr.. Richie, our new pos master, has
taken possession and hands out mail
like an old experienced hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Towne and famil,
are moving to the Valley as soon as
the weather settles.
Charles Gator and family visited
Towne's Sunday.
Mr.. Riches sen and family of Port
land have been visiting him.
Jesse Johnston left for Spokane
Saturday after spending two weeks
with his sister, Mrs. E. F. Norwood
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29
BEAVER CREEK TELEPHONE
SYSTEM TO REORGANlZE

With a view of working out plans
for putting their telephone system in
better working condition, President
A. W. Weber OF the Beaver Creek
Telephone System has called meet
ing of all shareholders to meet in con-
nection with big community meeting
to be held at the Bowers Picnic Park
on Monday, May End. All sharehold-
ers of the old company should be
present. The meeting is called to
convene at ten o'clock.
A big community dinner is sche-
duled for noon
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29
FRUiTVALE
Here we are again.

Here we are again.
That faint tinkle we have been
hearing for quite time eliminated in
a big wedding bell which rang for two
of our well known young people last
Saturday, when Otto Nye and Miss
Delphia Moffitt of this place were
married in Newport AS community
we join in hearty congratulations and
best wishes.
There were but two days of school
the past week as Miss Bradbury was
attending the three days of Institute
in Newport.
Mrs. York and children of Newport
were home on the farm during the In,
stitute vacation.
Chester Paulson attending school at
Corvallis enjoyed the weekend with
his mother and home folks. Mr.. Paul
son employed at Albany joined them
on Sunday.
Sunday night, the Gath, somewhere
close about midnight was the scene OF
a rather noisy reception at Andrew
Nyes house held in honor of the new
bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. OTTO
Nye, who were there and after due
amount of such welcome, the crowd
was invited in and entertained and
treated to lunch. We all know OFT
has been a good trapper for some
years but this is the first real catch he
ever made worth while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kelso and family
who have been living in Toledo the
past winter are now at l.. Motifs and
will soon go TO their own home. We
are glad to welcome them again.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29
NASHVILLE

Miss George Stephens who has been
visiting at the home of her neice has
returned to Portland.
Little Miss Mary Hamar spent the
week end with her grandparents a;
Nortons. ....
Mrs. w. H. Martin was a Newport
visitor over the week end.
Mr.. Hofer, newspaperman and
author, of Salem, was a Newport to
Salem passenger On Tuesdays train.
Miss McCauley, who came here from
Toledo some time ago, has returned
to that city to make her home.
Miss Mary Davis has returned to
Portland.
Mrs. N. Nash spent few days the
latter part of the week with Nashville
friends.
Dave Lister returned from Hood
River the first Of the week. He re-
ports Mrs. Lister and the new
daughter as getting along nicely and
will return soon.
i. d. Nash was Nashville visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thompson returned Tuesday
to her home near Silverton, after
spending a few weeks with her
daughter here.
Mr.. Farrand was Corvallis visitor
Saturday and Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29
TOLEDO HIGH SCHOOL

The cast for our annual play has
been chosen, and great deal OF en-,
ergetic practice Is now in progress.
"Highee of Harvard" Is the tile of the
play and it is predicted to be the
best yet. The proceeds of the play
will go toward publishing our annual
Blue and Gold"
Toledo High School was repre-
sented at the Teachers Institute in
Newport last Thursday afternoon by
three young ladies'. Ruth CoZine sang,
Edith Young delivered piaIologue,
and Thelma Fowler gave reading.
Hand in Something" is the slogan
going about the H. S. The Chief Edi-
tor and her staff are busy preparing
the material for the annual, and a
great deal of time is being devoted to
writing up" H. S. activities.
The members of the Q. G. Club
took advantage of the few days vaca-
tion last week and made a camping
trip to Newport A glorious time was
enjoyed by ALL but as yet no casual
tiles have been reported.
The Seniors are all looking for
ward to Commencement. Four Of the
class have been chosen to deliver
oratons and under the supervision Of
the English department very careful
work is being prepared. Arrange
ments are also being made for a Com
Day program.
Just watch and see which class
will pay for their orphan first! |!
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29

vites any and all persons who think
the mechanical mixer Is a failure
come and look 1t over.
Jack Logan left for Siletz last week
where he intends to buy some milk
cows. At presen. the Logan boys are
milking 13 head and intend to in
crease their herd this summer.
School teacher Della BlombeSg of
the north end school, left for Newpor,
Tuesday where she attends teachers
institute.
On Sunday a small crowd gathered
at the school house and as usual sing
ing was the pastime.
Mr.. Muir who had taken his wife
outside has returned to his place. Mr..
Muir informs us his intentions are to
trade his farm for some town property
in Newberg. We regret very much
to see him leave as he is a good neigh.
Dor and has been in the county for
past twenty years.
Mr.. Olson, our homesteader, left for
Portland for several days.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29
KERNVILLE

We are having plenty of rain in
Kernville the last week
Harry Clement left last Sunday eve
on the Schooner Mirene, on a business
trip to Corvallis.
Mr.. Mills of the Agency is installing
an engine in Buzz Moons new yacht,
the Catty. Buzz says free rides for
summer tourist girls.
Tom McNally will soon have his
new launch ready for launching, it
is named the Galloping Goose.
Bill Gerttula, Jesse Bosler and Ber-
nard Finke made business trip to
Taft. Thursday.
The Siletz River Militia passed thru
Kernville enroute to Newport Mon
day morning. From what we could
see of them when they were half way
across the tramway they must have
been pretty heavily loaded, for one
of their numbers legs were pretty
badly bowed
Miss Verny Wisniewski spent Sun!
day with Mrs. Clement.
Mss G.cre ETizes.i called on Mrs.
Eosler Wednesday.
We understand that Walter Bones
has taken a contract to clear N
acres of. ground for the Drift Creek
School. Contract taken for 100000.
Bosler, Finke and Co., are held up
on account of rain in getting out their
piano leg bolts.
Mrs. VIM Scott and son, George
were visitors in Kernville Monday.
Died at the home of Henry Koskella
Thursday morning, April 21st, their
three weeks old baby.