davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
@p@entags &o1tz
5erte 1ibt pppnldr
&unsert lettem 9pnnerstag i@pa@
beinht. &rpteite lanfen etn.
Sonntags &pn5erte ,pieSer etngez
fiibrt.

&onaerte udbrenb ser @o6e i6et=
men in Stem Him ni6t popular 81
1ein. 8efanntlt@ tpurbe ieiner 3ei1
bon ser 9ofnriefer &apelle bei6loller
tpdbreuo bieier 9aiion flint &on5ertt
an @onntagen nnb ote anoeren flint
ser 3ebn &on5erte an @o6enabenbe1
gu gebe11. Das erite @o6enaben>
&omert lpuroe lebten DonnerStag=
abe116 gegeben unb mub pom ftnanz
3iellen Stanbpunft uno an9 Der Del
8eteilignng alS MtBerfolg be5et@net
perben. Son au8ndrt8 feblte bte
8etetligung. Die 6armer f0nnen IN
Ser @o@e 11t6t abfomnten tpetl tie
1pdbrenb ser @rnte5ett 5u Diel Nrbett
baben unb sic @innabne11 fitr ST.
fri1dungen blteben nett binter ben
5onntagseinnabme11 suriif. @S murz
Sc oarn an@ iofort bef6lofien oie Bo<
1entasSfon3erte auf5ugeben l11o oaS
nd6ite, baS z. &onSert finoet nd91ten
|@onntag, BEN "a. Suit I'M @erman
Rdrf ftatt.
syarmer ,nb 9lrbeiter haben tetne
3eit+
Die &on5erte 1t1o bauptid6li6 oesz
>pegen bier eingeri6tet lporoen, ba111tt
bte Biirger ser 9tabt, bauptfd9lt6 bte
Nrbeiter llno Tamiltenangeb6rtge uno
sic sarmer ser unsesenb @elegen=
belt baben einen Nbeno Der Mo9e tm
Sreien 3u5ubringen uno gutter Wtn1tf
au lau16e11 fpie ite Die Sofmetlter &a<
pelle nur liefert. 9lrbetter n1o Sur
1ner n,aiien an @o6entase11 btS .
1br unb nod lanser arbeiten u1o eS
lit .bestpeeen einfa6 au8gei6lo1ien
bab bieie 1i6 an ben @o6entags. &o11z
aerten betetligen perben nnb f6nne11.
Nn @onntagen 1T es anbers. Oa
nitro auf ber Tarm frhb5eitns segellen
uno nur bie notpenbtgite Nrbett per<
ri6tet. Man bat allo BEN Abeno filr
@rboluna uno ein &on5ert btetet a11<
qe1ebme l1nterbaltung. Dab bie Bez
teiliqune DonnerStaeabenb faun1 etn
Driftel ser bisberisen 8eteiliguns aus
n1ad)te, iiberral l6te nnb gab gu oenfen.
@p dentass &pn5erte fallen eelanen
Damn fan1en nod Ste Be16meroen
bon SEN Iar,aern uno 8ireern Der
+@tabt Sic ii6 sesen bie Wo9e1ta9S@
fonserte ri@tete11 n1b bic Wteoerz
einfiibrung Der @onntagsfonserte per-
langten. Da bte Mtt9lteber Der 9ot=
n1eilter &apene au6 lteber AM Conn.
tag alS am Merftag iptelen nno atpet
ser Mitglieber Der 1arf. @ommtil TON
fi6 nit Der @ieoeretnfi iibru11s Der
@onntasSfon3erte etnoerltanOen en-
fldrten, 10 ipurbe obne mettereS be-
idlollen sic @o6entagSfon5erte fallen
al lailer. Dies >pirb 1elbitrebenb NIT
5reuoen BON ben Mnitf Bren1ben be-
9riibt 1peroe11 urb man bottt 5nperz
li6tli6, baB nd6ftem @onntagabeno
etne reforbbre9enbe 3ni9aner3abl it'd
einfinben nitro. =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Dienstaeabe11o lebter s

Dienstagabe1lb letter @o6e
bra6te1t 3ablrei6e 8emobner BON
Conn Mloro ben 1lenperandblten
.@errn llnb 5ral1 Hrof. Nonin Gbur6
i'm @ommerbeim Der 6amilie s: s..
Meim am Minneiotaflub ba1elbt Elm
|@tdno6en lnb am 5pnntag hieier
Mo6e bepirteten Serr llu6 IS Jraa1
Reim nno 9err l11b Tral1 Gbur6
|etna SO Na6barn upb sSreunbe aus
MFpr0 in benz Meim'i iAen 9omulerz
|betm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

9abresper1d iu1tg
oer @efliigel el5adlte'r|
&nfIe seist ejn fleinen 9ef5if.
Mdafe @efiseliaau III glsepY
@pe nd6ten .ggintef. Ne1te Be
atnten qetpdl lt1t4 sssi ss.ss' + BIZ ss45t

2etten Treitasabenb bielten bte Mitz
glteber Ser 8rotpn Gou1ltp YoultrD
Mfiociatton tbre- idbrli1e 8erfant1ils
lung In SEEN 11lm as, ipel9e bon 1 Z
Der Mttglieber beiu6t murbe. { Bon
auSmdrtS tparen eri9iene1t 9e1trn
2eiti6ub, Otto Triton, Senrn .Noma
berg, Stepben @ieg, Srant 6. tOfetiz
6efer ut6 Sos. @arl; ale BON 9teepD
@pe. Dte anoere1r Ortf6afte1L sittl.
@prinSfielb ipare1t IN ser SabreSptrz
fannmlnng ni6t bertreten. SosetapaS
ipllte ni6t norfomtne11.
Gripdblten 11eue 8eamte,
Sir BUS fommenbe Sabr ,pllrbe1t
folgenbe 8ean1te11 er1pdblt:: Yrdi.,
5errD &on1berg, Sleepn' Gpe; 8ice
Rrdi,, 8m. q. 2inbemanr, Mep
lllm; @efr. z@6atm., Senrp 2eitz
f9nb, @leepD Gpe. ..@tepbe11 @ieg,
Otto Sriton, l111b S. 6. Neubeder
puroen alS 8oll5usS Nusi6ub fitr
oaS fomntenoe Sabr eripdblt.
8ei6lofien 1purbe bie ndGite @e4
1pdbrenb beS fon1menben
@interS IN @leepp @pe absabalter.
Terner tpl1rbe aud bef9lo1ien bet5ber
1d6ften @eflugelf@a1 luteber baS '8erz
glei6nneS @pitem gu gebrau9eir neil
eS fid bel ber letten Nnsftenung IN
oer Mrmprp 10 gut bemdbrt bate.
&aiie iiber5Dgen,
I gnS bem 1taansbert6t beS S6ata
metiterS Der CUR 8erleiuns Tam, gebt
berpor, bab Sic @eieni6aft $9.43 I'M
eo@ tit. 2aut beS lettidbrtgen 8ez
ri6tS befanb ii6 am 96lub bes, Sab
res $6.41 in Der &aiie. Die @eielL
(@aft ilt alio beinabe $1,000 drnter
eetporben. Ser 8eri9t lautet ipie
fol8t:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
6tener Mnli9e
$4,000 rebmeirt
COUNTY aonmii1dre bequemen iid
au elmer Gebnflipn BON $4,000
In Steuer Mufage fiir 1921.
@teuer5abler nerlangen nieorigere
Gteuert. T.

Sn ser @itumg Ser County &ont=
1niiidre bte lette Bo6e abgebalten
tpuroe, fam sic @teuer Mufla9e fiir
Gou11tp t3mede CUR @pra@e 1nb eirz
gebenber DtSfullton. Na6 ldngerer
Debatte &pnrbe ste @nnt1r1e bon
$l85, 900 feitgeiett aber nt9t' etnz
itin1mtg, ionbern NIT etnem 8otnm
bon brei gu 3,pei.. Die @ommilidre
Balmer nno Sbbrion ftimmten 9egen
Ste @eouftion miel 1te befiir6ten, Sab
ste Mnflage fnr ben @trabenz unb
8riidenz Tonbs 1titbt gentiseno ietn
>pirb bte ablolnt 1totmenoigen Ser
bellernngen MAIDEN 5n f0nnen. ~ 2
@tener5ab1er prDteitieren. s
@6on lett Sabreit ipirb feitens ber
@teuersabler &lage eefiibrt, bab oie
@teuern 3u bod ieien aber 10 etttz
brins1i6 1pie bteies Sabr babe1t iie ii6
nt6t benerfbar gema6t. Son allen
@eiten fan1en &lagen un6 8et6merz
SEN nnb Sic Gou1tD &on1mifidre nab
men bon bteIer @ttmmn1rg Nott5 unn
be59nitten Bic lektidbrtge @tener Nnfz
lage $4,000. Dte Muflage fit bus.
Sabr 1920 betrug $225,00O.00; Die
Muflage fiir 1921 tptro nur $l85, 600
betragen. s''
Stener Mufase $185,0OO. j
Grok ser Tatia6e bab Der @onntp
,9trabe11= u1lb BriidenzGo IN Der
neuen Muflage $4,000 uentger 1T alS
I'M 8oriabre, 10 lit bieS irnmer nod
Der f6merite Soften I'M @onntp Sub
act. Die neue @tener 9luflage fir
County 3uede iett fi6 tpie folst 5u=
,ihmn1e11:
Gountp Mepenue 6onbs :. SIS, 900
9traben nno Griiden TonoS $4,000.
County Mrnten Son6S -. $4,000
Refm16tng ............. 1,OOO,
3n1ammen .......... .$185, 900
Das @ountp 8ubset fiir lettes
Sabr betrug 1926, 600 nnb perteiltei
.ii6 ipie folgt: @puntp 9eoenue SonbS,
.$65, 600; @trabe1rz nnb 8riiderz
s5onbs, $l25, 900; Gountp Armen
Sonbs, $4,000.
&eine nel&e 8riiden.
Sn Ser @ikung oer @onntp &omz
mi}ldre ipllrbe gelte1b gemadt, bab.
i'm fnm1nenber seyahr feine neuen
8rlden gebant 1nerben mniien nn6
ba unter bent neuen 8abcod @eiek
eine MnBabl Der @traben bes Gou11tpS
Ser 4&ontrone Ser @ou1tp 8ebDrbe.
ent5oge1t &perben llnb bdS 'Gountn fir
beifen Snftanbbaltuns nt6t altf3uz=
fonlnren bat, 10 l6ien es SEN aon1z..
.milldren bab eine Bei6neibung bieiess
Gonbs am 9late iei, Dies beeeutet,
eine @teuer Rebnftio1t bon $4. 90 al1f
iebe $1,000 bes eineef6dtten Wertes.
z. T. e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
2afaDette e5ar111er
ipnrlos ueri9unlt0e1t


@eit Samstag, Ben 9. Suit If
Sacob Muener, etn Gar1ner por
2afapette Tomnibtp, ni6t mebr 9eieber
>porben. Darob grobe NlHregung llrtz
ter leinen Na6barn, bersr6bert ba=
bnr6 bab fl1r5 oorber Sos. 8aar TIM
ielben 1opn oeri9nanb obne trseno
it6ahb Su iagen ipobin er 9trge.
Mueller 1T unsefdbr SO Sabre alt,
berbetratet nnb bat II &inoer.
&anfle Strpb tSut 1T Stem l1lm.
5err Mueller ipar benielben Morz
gen nit ietnem @obn Gepmuno, is
Sabre alt, in Stem l1lm gemeien.
@dbrenb teines NufentbaltS In Seem
ulm bate er ii6 etnen Strob Sut gez
fauft unb mar gegen 10 llbr mteoer
gu 9auie an9elan9t. Na@ ibrer
6iidfebr nabmen iie ibre 6arm= Nrbett
tpteber auf sic barin beitanb, Seu IN
Sen 9of gu fabren. &eim Nblaben
iagte Serr Mfueller pl0tli6 gu ietnem
Sobn: uDas 1T serabe 9enus." @r
begab it6 ba11n na6 benz Sauie no
er auf bie Trase feiner 1o6ter @tella,
mas er su tun 9eoenfe, einfa6 ant>por=
tete, bab er eS ni6t miiie. @r perz
lief bann bas 6aus unb begab it6
mad ser Qano}trabe unb er tpurbe 3u=
lekt bon ietnem 9obn gforbert se=
ieben alS er ldngS beS &ornf felbeS
ietnes Ma6barS @eorse &lobner gtng,
@ettber bat i'm fein Mttglteb Der
Gamtlte geieben.
@ar auf &lokner 8abnbef.
Die 6armr auf >pel6er Mueller
tpobnt 1T @igentum bon !5erman
Quanbt. @ie legt ungefdbr 8 Meiz
len bon Stem l1lm unb uneefdbr 3 bis
4 Weeilen BON &lobner. Wte perz
lautet ion W1ueller auf Dem 8abnbof
in &lobrer porgelpro6en baben. Gin
8tllet bat ct iebo6 ni6t 9el0it. Sb
er NUN bod Sen Bug berMinneapoliS
nnb ct. Souls Gtienbabn beitieg
ober ob er gu Gub tpeiter geman6ert lit,
1T bte 0rage NIT ,pel6e ft6 Sic SAINT
lie un6 Ste BebDrben BON Micoaet
Gountp befailen. @e1eben 1T er ieit=
ber bon giemanoen genorben.
9erlonal @tatiitit bes @erihmunbez
.-...~, t1et.
@ie f9on oben ansefiibrt 1T Muel<
ler ungefdbr so Sabre alt. 3ur 3ett
alS er ner56manb trug er etn graueS
NrbeitShen1b, blaue ueberbD1en .llnb
ben @trob Sut Sen er 1t6 In Stem
ulm sefauft bate, St lit ungefdbr
5 SUP Z s3om srob, bat srameS @aar,
oraue Mu9en unb 1ptegt nngefdbr l45
Hfunb.
Die altete Go6ter 9tllian lit 19
Sabre alt u1b arbeitet I'M 2oretto
Solpital. Dte anberen &tnoer itno
nod ale gu Sauie. Da8 iiingite
&ino 1T erit ein Sabr alt. 9err
Neueller bot ein @igentnm an gforo
German @trabe unb eS mar Ste Nbz
ft9t Der Tan1tlie am SCRIPT mieoer
nod Stem llln au 3teben nno ote
6armeret auf5useben. Die Samtlte
lit iebr beiorgt itber oaS 8eri6mtnoen
bes @atten nnb 8ater8 nnb iollte
ir9eno Semano uSftnben iuo er it6
aufbalt, 10 lpdre .es Der Gamtlte iebr
ansenebm >penn iie fofort bon ietnem
Mufentbalt in &enntnt8 gefebt pitr=
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Mlte 9ireftpre1t
irieo'er l, er,udblt


@amstagna6nittas l111o Nbenb
fanb Dter Ste idbrli9e 56ulmaN itatt
nnb 5lpar obne piel Mufre9ung. SIN
@an3en iplrben 387 Gtin1men ab=
ipopo11 Sobn @enle 308,
Mfreb Muener 267 u11b S. g.
3l6unfe 241 @ttn1n1en erbtelt. DteS
beoel1tet Sic @teoermabl BON Ben
iettieen Mttglteber1r bes 96ulratS
beren glmtS3eit abgelaufen mar. Sobn
Senle ipuroe fiir et11e11 bollen Tern1tn
BON bret Sabrelr ermdblt, 6e8glet6en
Nlfreb IS. O1uellet. S. g. 53i6unfe
murbe fir etn Sabr er1pdb1t nm ben
nt6t auSgelanfenen Iermin bon IS. s.
@ditetn a11SSnfti1len.
Dte Iatla6e allet1 bab ipeniger
ipte 400 @tinnne1t nbsebegen ipurben
lit Ser flarte 8etpetS, bab Der bieS=
idbtgen @abl 11t6t 1ebr btel Sn=
tereiie entgege11gebra6t mnr0e. St.
tpa8 Sppofttton gegen bte Wteoer=
tnpbl bon ben oret ertpdblten 8eamten
ma6te ftd geltenb, Hoenn Sen1ano
fiiblte it6 bemogen r@ttder8" brnden
Bu laflen anf mel6en bic Namen BON
6. $. &roof, q. g. Meeile nno 81. 8.
Olien erl@tenen. Sobalb 5err Metz1
le l111b !Serr Olien ansfanben, bab
lire Man1en gebrau6t 1puroe11, 1na6=|
ten tie befa1nt, bab iie nt6t &anbi=1
baten ieierL nno erin6tent tire Sreunoe
fiir bic. auSi6eibenben Mitglteoer gu
Ittmmen. 8. 9. &roof mar 9arnt6t
tn ser 5tabt llrb lpor eritannt, BET
[einer 8iidfebr auS5uftnoen, oab Sez
uranb obne tein @tiien uno obne 1etne
3ulttnn1uns leinen Namen gebrau6t
Babe. Nu6 ,er bdtte, menn erlpdblt,
oas Nmt ntdt an9enommen.
8pnb1dulo $4,000.
S1 ser fur3en @e19dftsiikung mel
be Der @abl boran9tng, nerlaS
56atnteiiter @ernan S. 8aabe ieinen
SNbresb bert9t aus apelden berporgtng,
,ab fib am %. Stunt 1921 In @dn=
,en oes @6atmet{terS Die 5nnume
Jon $l5,333.89 befa1tb. Die8
9Gebt 2tbertp 8onbs uno @ar
5abing @tan1pS TT ser @eiammtiuzl
NE bon $3.50 nnb etne Sppotbef tm
Betrage BON 1000 ni6t NIT etn.
Die 8ono @6ulo beS Diitrtft8 be-
duff {i6 3ur3ett auf $50, 600.
Ginnabmem Sill, ,549.41.
Dte @innabmen beliefen ii6 ipdb=
:eno oeS perfloiie11en StsfaliabreS auf
Sill, ,549.4l, eini6liebh6 etneS 8arz
,eftanbe8 bon $8,940.62 am Mnfang
'eS @@nliabre8. 0ie 5alpt Boiten
'er Gtnnabn1en ieten itd ipte folst
u1amnen: &arbeita11b $8,94O.62;
3uteiluna, $5,132.2o; etne Win
5teuer, S., .48; @taatS Nnletbe,
s5, ,29O.O4; 6pecial, $50,370.92;;
56ml Si[fe, $685.. 90; 8nnoe8 Sill
e, $4,000; goten, ten1pordres Nn=
eiben, $780,; 8anf @erttf ftfate,
80, 100000; 8erl6ieoene8, $685.
L5.
Muslagen. @
Die Mnslasen fiir bas perfloiiene
yabr beltefen ft6 ouf $96,215.52. |
Die SauptauSgaRen iparen fiir bte
5aldtre beS @npertnte1lbenten grnob
Yloor nno ber anberen 9ebrfrdfte
Oie1e @nnme betrug $49,252.80,
'einabe $4,000 1nebr alS int @ortabre
3med berausgabt tpurbe.
Die arloeren 9lusgaben iuaren ,pie
olgt: General @ontrolle, $1,382.90;|
Eertbii6er, 1923 80; 8ider fit 8tbzl
totef, $578.99; Snftruftton Cup
Lies, $1,279.81; Operation, $5,zI
122.61; urterbaltungSfoften \ ST.
,7O.57; Mnrtltarien, $L823.01;; otzi
,ere slusgaben, $1,000; Nuslaeen,
1885, .99; Bonb8 unb 9lnletben,
;19, ,559. II; Snftruttion, $49, ,252.80;
0perattorL 1890.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
&ein @pMesbienft,

Sn Der bieftsen Metbohiitenfri6e
fdllt Der @otteSbienlt am fommenoeu
5onntag, 5. "a. Suli, aus, 90 8ait.
Or. 6. q. @obn 1etne Gerten IN Yarf
0faptbs, Mnn., perlebt. B
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
5o1oate1t 2ei(6e 61tr
&u9e beitattet
Sic fterbliden 6anen ppm Mrt.
S9nDbrid) unb Gpan Gnans faz
men Santstag bier an. Mht ppl,
len tnilitdri16en Gbren beitattet.

leN lNlltlHEt1WeN SSYIeN De1lutlel+
Die ferb1t6en ueberrefte BON 5tpet
tpetteren @olbaten Sungen8 bteitger
@egenb ste int 8eltfrteg BEN Sob
fanhen ftnb bier 9arnStag etngetroffen
l1nb NIT milttdrii6en @bren5ur 1lebten
6ube beftattet >porhen. @s iparen
bieS Nrtbur @6no hrt6 bon @leepp
@pe, @obn BON xSrau8 8arbara @6no=
bri6 l1rb Goan Guang, 9obn bon
@errn llnb Grau @habaro Grams bon
Cambria. @olbaten BON st. @nell=
ing bileeten eine @8forte ipel6e Die
9ei6en nod 5anie bra6ten.
starb an 2nngenentsanbnne+
+ Mrtbnr S. @6nobri1 ltarb lii
.6ranfret6 ant Ss1sfttober 1913 on
Ben Tolge1t BON Qun9e nhung.
Gr mar am 1. Mar5 1891 tn Sleepn
@pe geborer1 11no folglt6 ~ Sabre,
z 7.Monate unb 3 Gage alt dlS er IN ste
@9atten heS Iohe8 etntrat. Gr mar
Sabrelang in hen1 Giiennarengei6dft
BON SC. $. 8ingbam & Cons angez
felt. 2ll1ber ser Mutter mtrb er
bon 3tpet 8riibern, @apn1onb 96nob=
ri9, Ofanfato unb @bmunb S6nob,
rt6, @leepp @ne, iiberlebt.
Nrtbnr gebDrte ben 8rolpn @pun<
tn Contingent an 1pel6eS BON bier na6
Ga1np @ab8tpprtb, g. s. 9et6tdt.
1purhe. Son sort lpnrhe er na6
Camp .@tuart, 8irgi1ria TRANSCRIPT
1tnb etlt6e Monate ipdter fpurbe er.
na6 Tranfret6 gei6ift.
Ole 6an1tlte ipurhe telegrapbii6 be-
ra6rt6tist, oab ser 2etdnan 11neez
fdbr am is. Suit In Sobofen, sc. s.
anfommen nnb In @leepp @pe am 20.
Suit etntreffen tniirhe. Spdter fam
etne peitere Depei6e mel6e beiagte,
oab ser 2ei6nanl bereitS In Chicago
eingetroffen iet n1b @amStag in
@leepp @pe anfommen niirhe.
2et6enfeierlt6fetten 1pnrnen Monz
tagrnorgen I'm 9 llbr IN Ser ct.
Marien &ir6e in @leepD Gpe abeez
balten. 0ie @leepD @ne &apelle lie=
ferte sic Irauer Mnif nnb Mitglieber.
be8 Sen Nemmele Soften BON 9leepp
@pe unb BON Dem Sen 9etfert Soften.
bon bier btlbeten etne Gbren GSforte.
g}a6 Sen 2ei6enfeierli9fetten 1pnrbe
ser 2ei6nam 1ra6 Seem 11lm gebra6t
uno i'm fatbolti6en .Triebbof 5ur.
lebten Nube bel ftattet. Muf bem
grtebbof eab eine Abtetlung Der biez
iigen Milt5 Gompagnte ein Gbrenz
.ialut lnb ha1111 1puroe. 1er ;,3apfen=
ftrei6 geblaien..
1Sanb Sob amf bem Gala9tfelo.
Il Gpan Grams mar ser erite i1nge,
Mqnn BON btefiger @ege1b ser alf,
ben1 @6la6tfelb ieinen SOB fanb. Sn
ser 3meite11 @1la6t on ser Marne'
am is. gnli 1918 Fel er. @r 1eiitete.
Ben ssabneneib IN Marfato I'M De=
aembers 1917 u1b mar 3ur 3ett n1r
sl8 Subre alt.. ST inollte 1i6 3uerit
sem Nptattfer .Gorp8 anI6HeBen, nalrz'
Sc aber ,auf fein @efu6 gum 38. Srz
fanterte Gegtme1lt tranSfertrt. ST
lpnroe barul nod Sefferion 8arrads,.
Mo. transferirt,4 Na6beln erin perz
11tebene4l auberen 2a9ern Dienlt ge=
tan batte, iplroe er am /. Npru iiber
@eeS ,ge16tft. Ser M1nertcan 2egion
Doiten bon Cambria lpurbe na9 ibn1
benannt.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01
TRADE EXCURSION
 TO HEBER SPRINGS

A group of business men and mer- chants, headed by P. F. Cleaver, presi- dent of the Conway Commercial Club, left today at noon to attend a meet ing of the chamber of commerce to be held tonight at Heber Springs. The meeting, it is thought, will have much to do with the direction taken by trade from that territory, and the Conway business men will be on the ground to present the claims of this city. President B. W. Torreyson of the State Normal is one of the ex- cursionists and probably will address the chamber of commerce at it's meet ing.
 MT Cleaver arranged for the excur- sion yesterday after long distance conversation with officers of .he chamber of commerce. An effort was made to have every firm of the city represented in the delegation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01
TRANSMITS WEARY,
 SLEPT ON CROSSING

Two unidentified strangers, by selecting the Mill street crossing as their berths, Saturday night at mid night caused good sized commotion in Conway and gave rise to the report that two men had been killed or had fallen dead. The strangers were going through on foot, and after the Rain bow Special had run, stretched across the tracks on Mill street with their feet squarely on top of the rails.
 Untroubled sleep was their portion until discovered by local boys passing in car. The boys returned the sec ond time and thinking that some one had been killed, notified Chief of Police John Durham. The chief with about four carloads of other citizens, immediately went tc the spot and found the sleepers. Chief Durham advised them to move on, which they did without argument.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01
DAIRY SHIPMENTS
 PRODUCE REVENUE

Shippers of milk and cream through the Conway dairy station are securing ready revenue at the time of the year when 1t is most needed Shipments continued steady through the entire month of July, it was said by R. L. FoltS, manager of the station. and the revenue will come in handy until the regular farm crops are harvested and marketed. Although conditions still continued adverse on the dairy mar. kets, consignments from Conway brought in considerable money. Mr Folts will shortly prepare a statement showing the total for the month.
 Today shipments from the station was 240 gallons of milk and 25 of cream, a slight gain over the average daily consignment. Sundays total, which is always smaller than week days, was 23G gallons The cream sep arator shipped by the Terry Dairy Company, has been received and will be installed at the station within the next few days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01
MERCURY CLIMBS
 10 l0l IF MARK

The government thermometer at 2 o'clock this afternoon, registered 102, new high record for the season. Prof. C. C. Denney telephoned the Log Cabin Democrat. Today is the fifth successive day on which a max imum of 100 or more has been re- corded.
 A new high mark for the summer was reached yesterday afternoon, when temperature of 10l 1-2 was record ed by the government thermometer at Conway. Few people would deny that it was the hottest day of the summer, but there are many who will clam that the government thermometer was entirely too conservative. The maxi mum was reached about o'clock Between that hour and o'clock clouds appeared in the sky and a breezt lowered the mercury about seven de. grees.
 Today promises to equal if not t0 exceed Sundays record. Partly cloudy weather is predicted for tonight and Tuesday, with showers in the north western portion of the state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01

Mrs. s. R. Graham, Miss Amerdale Lancaster and Hazel and Virginia Lewis left today for visit at Fl Dorado.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Moore return- ed last night to Arkansas City fol- lowing visit to his parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. M. Moore.
 Mrs. L. E. Barton and daughters went this morning to Little Rock to Nfemain until the opening of Central College in September.
 Ladies-Bring me your secondhand clothing. I will sell them for you. Mrs. Ava Parham, one block east of depot on Main street.-9-1d3t*
 Mrs. A Guy Thompson of Russell vile arrived yesterday morning for visit to relatives here Mrs Thomp- son was formerly Miss Bertie Burns.
 Mrs. W. o. Wilson and Mrs. J. T. Murphy left last night for New York to be present at the graduation of Prof. Wilson from Columbia Univer- sity.
 Miss Ethel NJ. Wilson, member of the faculty of Texas Woman's College Fort Worth, arrived this morning for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Wilson
 Attention, W. o. W.-Your receipts for installment No. ' are now ready and you should arrange for same in the next two or three days. J. W. Welch Clerk.-730d3t
 Mir. and Mrs. G. L. Banner and son, Carl Tabb- left Saturday night for a trip of tso r'three weeks to Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City and other western points.
 J. H. Hicks, formerly of Conway, has resigned the position of jailer of Pulaski county, which he has held for about five years, and will go into business in Memphis.
 G. J. Hurbert and Guy Manrey of Leslie are spending the day in Con- way. Mir. Hurbert is looking for a location while in Conway and prob. ably will remove to this city in the near future.
 For Sale-40 acre farm, room horse, barn, outbuildings; 25 acres in cultivation, timber, pasture, water, IA mile from good school, church and new highway. 6 miles east of Conway. S2,3OO. w. F. Crow, Conway, Rt. A. S-1d3t.*
 For Sale at Sacrfice-Home on Center street, two blocks from town; large, airy, convenient; wonderful To- cation; glassed Tn sleeping porch, brick fireplace; everything that makes a home comfortable and attractive Address Box 35.-8-1dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01
INTERIOR OF GRAND
 BEING RE-FINISHED

The interior of the White Grand will be refinished and re-decorated this week without interruption of the night and matinee performances, ac- cordlng to w. A. Nance, it's proprietor. The work will be completed this week. Grey walls with pink panels, cream colored ceiling and dark oak wains- coting are included in the scheme for the interior, which Mir. Nance plans to make pleasing to the eye and rest ful to patrons of the place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01

Read Anderson-Powell ad on page two-7-29d3t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-01

Read Anderson-Powell ad on page two.-7-29d3t
 W. B. Stark is business visitor in Little Rock today.
 Wanted to Buy-A three gallon cow Phone 251.-d1t*
 D. o. Harton IT,, is business vis- itor in Little Rock today.
 Bryant Venable of Plumerville spent Sunday with friends here.
 For Sale-Detroit six-burner oil stove. Phone 346.-730d3t*
 Ceckwood For Saie-See I. N. Fields. Phone 24.--7-13dtf.
 Mrs. Frank H. Hammett is spend ing the day in Little Rock.
 E. A. Brennan is spending the day in Little Rock on business.
 Wanted-Veal calves. Central Meat Market. Phone 285-7-25dtf
 C. NJ. Wortz and Robert Steele arc business visitors in Little Rock today
 Veal calves wanted. Central Meat Market. Phone 285.-6-23dtf
 Chester McKennon of Clarksville was the guest of friends here Sun- day.
 Mrs W. W. Parker and Miss Louise James are visiting today in Little Rock
 For Sale or Trade-A few milk cows. Erbacher's Market. Phone 90. -2-16dtf
 Mir. and Mrs. S. J. Bayse of Little Rock spent Sunday here as guests of Frank Morgan.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Allison and daughter, Sarah Ruth, spent yesterday in Little Rock.
 For Sale or Trade-A few choice milk cows. Central Meat Market. Phone 285.-7-25dtf
 Horace Higgins left yesterday morning for Memphis, where he will spend his vacation.
 Frank Boullion of Little Rock was the guest of his mother, Mrs. George Boullion, here yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. w. Robins left Sunday night for Denver, where they will spend a vacation of month or more.
 For Sale-New five-room house with ten acres of ground just south of city limits. See V. G. Craig S-1d6t.