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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-19
PAGE SEVEN

Frank E. McKinnon, Oscar Ballenger,
Mrs. Edna Chadwick, Mrs. T. l.. Nc
Connaughey, Mrs. A. R. Jones, Mrs.
Maude Murray and Mrs. T. E. Me.
Kinnon
The architects were c. E. Working
and Son, of Hagerstown.
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the west end Main entrance Is pro-
vided at the west, with large double
doors opening at either side of the
pulpit. In addition, a side entrance
gives access or egress at the rear OF
the auditorium. Two stairs are pro
vided also, one ut each end, which will
allow quick transfer of classes and
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ELECTRICAL TRAINS

ELEI htGAL 7HIiNS
These trains are all equipped
like real trains, with electric
headlights and all. Can be
run by dry cell batteries, stor-
age batteries or regular light
ing current.
One electric engine, 1 coal
car, 2 passenger coaches ard
6 sections of track So. 40
One electric engine, l coal
car. 3 passenger cars and II
sections of track "a. 4S
l electric engine, l coal car,
2 passenger cars and s Sec
tons of track. This outfit
has 6 speeds .S5.9S
One engine, 1 coal car, 1 pas
senger car, one observation
car and 10 sections of track;
6 speeds ......S SIS. IS
One engine, coal car. l bag
gage car, l day coach, 1 OBJ
seryation car and II sections
of track, 6 speeds ..S0. 80
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Hummer Trains - A spring
winding Engine, a coal car
and l passenger coach, 4 sec
lions of track ...S1,39
A spring winding large en-
CINE, l coal car, 2 coaches.
s sections of track ..Sl,z9
A spring winding heavy en-
CINE, l coal car, 2 passenger
coaches and s sections of
track ....t...-.....S $3.50
One spring winding engine,
l coal car, 1 express car, l
passenger coach and 10 sec
lions of track .S2.9S
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We have a complete line of
Toilet Articles in Gift Boxes.
Every woman appreciates
toilet requisites.
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Silk CamisOIes

Special Lot - Camisoles of
Crepe de Chine or Wash Sat
in in dark blue, white 90
or pink ...... CCC
All Silk Pink Can't "a
soles; special - -. CCC
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WEBSTER

Mrs: Mary johnson visited with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Honett Of Devils
Lake, Monday night.
The MissessIsabella Kleven anB
Guivenith Ward. spent Sunday witls
Miss Kleven's foiks near here.
Miss Ruth Nash spent the Weekend
with Miss Josephine Chisholm.
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien and daugh-
ter, Grace, were shoppers in Devils
Lake Saturday.
George Kleven, who farms near
Southam, spent Sunday with his par
ents near here.
Quite group Of young people fronxs
here autoed to Garske to attend tho
card party and dance given at the.
school house Monday night.
John Dahlen was shopper in Dew
ills Lake Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Ryan spent the week,
end with her parents near DEVILS
Lake,
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NIXON TOWNSHIP
Z Formerly Hope Township)

Formerly Hope Township
4 Seeding is going in full force in
this vicinity. Farmers have quite q
lot of wheat already in. s.
be .S5 L. "a. Day, assessor Of Nixon town.
ship, was q business caller in Devils
Lake Wednesday. -s gsis
Frank and Henry Cole Of Keith
were visitors at the H. =. Nixon home
Saturday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. M. Brady autoed to
#Lakota Friday morning.
81. and Mrs. W. G. Stewart and
children Of Southam and Nh. and
Mrs. Geo. Stewart and children Of
lNoonan and Miss Amy Cole spent
ESunday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
James Stewart. 4:
lfr. and Mrs. E.. A. Fosgate, pres
ent teachers Of Hope school, have
been engaged for next year. We con-
grataIat saonrselves on getting these
Eteashers. ss.5 n
III isis Eda Nelson Il sissiitiing MrS.
nnkel of South ham veeks ,as
enald Stewart called % the Char
Eies hol hplns Sunday ,.. Il,
nd Mn. D. I lopiSsant mi Eyia
|A NJ ssddyz tpe SIM il
E1Ex; Mn. Geo. 81 ll1i,sicn. Il SS,
nv Il : CIR
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CC,JlN I tn NEWS

spent Sunday a3tsrnoonswi NJ. and
Nr1. John frisco. - ~. q. 49,
Verona Nixon, who Va Ill with 1
cold this week, has recovered.
Rev. Hancock o4 Lakota held se1v.
ices in Hope school house Sunday. g
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nixon spent
Friday evening 1t the home Of M. and
Mrs. L. "a. Day.
Howard Converse, who has beer
suffering with rheumatism, is recov.
ering:
Nj. and Mrs. Art Henley and Johr
Hansen motored to Devils Lake Sat
urday night.
Tho Ben Burt family spent Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Nixon. ss&.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Leith and Mr.
and Mrs. Art Henley took dinner al
the Phil Leith home near Lakots
Sunday. g.,
John frisco and Flick Poissant wer,
business callers at Lakota Monday.
Thss teachers and pupils Of Hop.
larehsviugs vacation this week.
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ing to I'LL up all IL ruts and Pot.

ing TO fill up all ths ruts and Pot
holes.
Our mail carrier had the misfor-
tune to break rear hub On his Ford
Friday, while six miles: from town,
which made it necessary for him to
eall on one Of the farmers to take
him IN. Si ~
/ George, Leonard, Arthur and John
ny Dahlen and Winifred Benson At
tended . dance in Edmore Tuesday q
week ago.
i /. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Garske and Miss
Margaret Laird visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Garske, ST., at Garske
Sunday. .5s
George and Leonard Dahlen and
Winifred Benson were visitors in Ed
more Sunday.
The r. r. Wilda family motored to
StaFkweather Sunday to visit Mr..
Wilde's mother, Mrs.. Pauline Pulst.
A number Of our young men attend
ed 9 meeting Of the A. o. u. w. lodge
in Webster Saturday night. =
John letter and George Feldman
spent Sunday afternoon at the Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Zettler were
shopping in Devils Lake Friday.
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~ were sunday viaiter. & ~. e.

low were Sunday visitors at Mrs. NJ
Voldsn,s,
Hilda and Alma Halvorson have
been on the sick list the past week.
Mrs. Tom Christianson will enter
tain the Ladies Aid next Thursday,-
April 2lst.
Matt Haugen and family and Albert
Timboe and wife autoed TO Martin,
Tmboe's Sunday. ~
Peter Siverson left last week for
his home at Rugby. He has BEEN
staying with his sister, Mrs. n. Vol
den druing the past winter.
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Williann
Kuhnert's little son, is very i'll with
pneumonia. 49,
Hilda and Ted Benson entertaineiE
several Of their neighbors Saturday.
evening. The evening was spent with
whist and music. A delightful lunclb
was served and everybody enjoye&
themselves.
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CRARY

Mrs. A. l.. Ahlbrecht entertained
the Ladies Aid Of the Congregational
church at her home Thursday after
noon. A large crowd was in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nicholson
and baby Harriet spent few days
visiting at the H. A. Nicholson home
last week.
Miss Louise Froelich, clerk in the
post office, left Friday for a few
weeks vacation.
Miss Della Miller visited Miss
Esther Broen at Devils Lake Sat-
urday.
Oscar Woods was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Woods rented his farm and NOV
ed his family to Devils Lake this
spring.
VIM. Flynn was in town on bust
ness Saturday.
Gene Laurie has moved from the
rooms over the drug store to rooms
in the old post Office building on First
street. "a
A. E. Toomey Of Devils Lake, was
a business caller in town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Murphy and Mr.
and Mrs. E. ]. Murphy and children
Of South Minewaukan township, were
Visiting at the Dean home Sunday.
/ A surprise party was given Mrs
H. S. Pond Saturday evening, the oc.
casion being her birthday. About
thirty guests were present and al
report good time.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Bower were
shopping in town Saturday.
Il Mrs. G. F. Drew was calling OF
friends in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kavanaugh wer'
> business: callers in town Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Rebillard Of Doyon wa
calling on friends in town Saturday
Chas. Doyon of Doyon was in tow
Monday.
. Bert. Reiter, who has been on tn
sick list for some time, is able to b
Eout again.
Stanley Swenson, who has beel
visiting his parents here the past tw
weeks, left. for his, home at Dee
, Lodge, Montana.
There will be play in the hig
school given by the grades Thursda
! evening. Refreshments will be serv
! ed in the Japanese tea room.
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RAMSEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thompson
were visitors at Carl Elstad's home
Sunday.
Several Ramseyites attended the
dance at Grand Harbor Saturday mite.
Claus Moen made a hurried bus
mess trip to Esmond Wednesday.
Gilbert Timboe Of Devils Lake
came out to get his car at his farm
home where it has been stored during
the winter.
Mildred Bo, who has been at the
General hospital, returned home Sat
urday.
Alfred Moen went to Minneapolis
last week to consult specialists.
Sivert Volden and family of Har.
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HARDING TOWNSHIP

o. G. Kleven went to Devils Lake
last week Tuesday, returning Thurs
day.
T. J.. Considine was an overnight
visitor at the Lake Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs. j. p. Rance was attending to
business matters at the county seat
Thursday and Friday.
Gilbert Hermanson made flying
trip to the city Thursday forenoon.
Our road boss, George Dahlen, will
have his hands full this summer, try
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HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP

art NJ y . H .
The Stoa familyd were out to call
on their daughter, Miss Hilda Stoa,
at the Highland School house Sunday.
Malcom D. MacD Donald was looking
after his farming interest in High
land on Thursday.
y Alfred Skaug, a prosperous High
land farmer, attended the assessors
meeting in Devils Lake Tuesday OF
last week.
Mrs. Ludwig Dammon is on the
sick list this week. We are glad to
report that Mrs. Alfred Dammon is
improving from her recent attack Of
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Dufak visited
each department at the Highland
school Wednesday. We are glad
to see the people take an active in.
terest in the educational work done
at the Central school.
Peter Bathgate gave a dance at his
home last week for the benefit o1
the Nonpartisan League campaign
fund. Thirty people attended.
The roads have improved wonder
fully the past week and automobilist'
are experiencing little difficulty il
travelling.
George Stensland was the early birt
in this township this season. He al
ready has seven acres Of wheat seed
led. HI ;..
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Reinholt o:
Grand Forks have been visiting thei'
sons, Emil and Frederick, the pas
week. Mr.. Reinholt retired from &C
Etive farm work last fall and moves
Ito Grand Forks.
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Keir Gill and family rnotored here
from Leeds Sunday 70 Mr.. Gill's farm
The men who were here completing
the new STANDARD Oil building, were
passengers to Devils Lake Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Miller visited with her
mother Friday on the Tu6ord farm
NEAR Devils Lake.
Ike Samuelstead has made some i'm
prpvements in his pool hall. He in.
stalled \ new soda fountain and
Is building an ics cieam parlor.
Rev. E. j.: Moeds of: Devils Lake
held services here Sunday afternoon
and organised the Sunday school
classes.
Mrs. Muelhlen and daughter, Fran.
ces, were shopping ID Devils Lake
Wednesday Of last week.
Alfred Miller and DR.. Llnd attend.
ed the Elk meeting in Devils Laka
Friday. ~
a prominent place Il It IS always grac.
ed with so many visitors as last Sun.
day..
Miss Alvida Anderson spent tn,
weekend at her home in Leeds.
| Miss Vivian DeMars Of Grand Har'
Dor has been gnest Of Mrs. Viii
Lannoye for several days.
Mrs. ]. K. Gessner entertained last
Friday in honor q. her little daugh
ter, Marjorie's birthday. The after
| noon was spent in outdoor games af
ter which lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller motor
ed to Devils Lake Saturday wher'
MRS. Miller did some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson O
Devils Lake were among our village
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs
Blough, George Mcdonald and Geo
Bail Of Devils Lake were guests o
the Nick Muehlen- home Sunday. i.
4 A number of Penn people attende'
the show at Churchs Ferry Saturda,
evening.
i Our farmers are expressing the wis
that this very agreeable weather viii
continue for they. are well on thei
jway in seeding. Il AZ.
i Last Sunday F.,A,sGessner's bar
situated on his farm near the villag.
caught fire and burned. The caus
Of the fire is unknown. The buildin
was partly covered by insurance Will
the contents about. fifteen tons Q
hay, farm harnesses and three sma
calves was total loss.
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SHOP ) ! | ! NOTES ! I i /

49, -
y Satufd4y was Z forced Holiday 4or
quite; . nnnhe4 of stlle boyssassusnak
Tho Ayss dalyssa weak sir still snfoeesd.,
III ChArisa Eullsr ,wss ss.callihe. ID
friends oa 18th Streets Sunday ii i
Thare III t0 M ! nevs bus.iin;ilss 81. - .locat-
I'd on ilxleh street, 10 he {1un lby .
couple of liz shop boys ofsWhichssa
more detailed announcement viii be
made later: .; .,s....s. sssy
Engiheers llcK Knigh ,couameuced the
erection of q modern home On lid lots
on Arnold Ave. which viii .he5 i crediit
% the community. Mr.. Mex Knir;ht ana
his VIE rssworthy Of the best. II !, ,s;,s
z Engineer Paul Kosmick: and wife
were In attendance at the dance In
Labor Hall Saturday niRht given by
the Ladies' Auxiliary .3% 3, ,1s15{ ] : s.i,.
Mts. Otto Anderson ID suffering
from ! severe cold and. courh The last
few days, -; IL ~. ls.7 i .@. .G.. I
Please address Dewey Hurhs as
machfnist Hughs after this a he
finished his four yesrs as apprentice
for the G. N. on the 10th. Dewey saws
It has been . long four. years. j!
Quite ! lot Of interest was manifest
ed It the B. r. Of E. meeting laxt
Friday mite over the s.. 90 prize .ouita
10 few names were drawn before Il
fell to q member present. The first
name drawn from the. hat was Rerpan
Hillman; second. Jan Allard. .third:
Otto Anderson: fourth. Ress Beaudoin:
fifth, George Demell: sixth. Ieo'
Eisenzimmer; seventh. Henry McVev:
eigth, George Marshall: ninth OIe
Melhouse; tenth, Sanford swenson:
eleventh. B. Albright who was nresent
and was entitled to the s2 90. who hi
get the next $500 which viii he p;van
under the same rule. II WAS dacida;,
at the meeting to have > n;cn;c for III
B. r. Of E.. members and their fam;,;as
and the date set for SUNDAY Juna E;ftt
IA live committee was named hu az
conductor to make necessarv ar.
rangements as to place and amrsa,
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ss o. y ~ b ~ Is MI M q u 8 .gnsst
I q \ r.! ~ Il
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l0RE HELP IS WANTED
u WAllOP the 4. /



lntersste---- But More Needed $ssa
.'ss '. READ TINS AND ACT.
The f.es q North Dakota have responded nobH e
ss e tas .d e con
nent. Of postdated q past due checks co - sss .
se e e i
e the credit county The member q ths
hss
1s state .1 s
sppeal should be met quick response on the al
sate committee recently taken the of
tie News and the North Dakota Leader The
rom ths national osee II Mnnsepos tnd now
eenee has taken them over II 5sasgs
Lesguers TO- back up their COMMITTEES With that
8
Reurred during the last campaign.
bills earliest possible that the
should enter the Recall Campaign free OF al IN
newly elected State executive committee IN successfully carry
ing out its plans 1@sss@. .sss ~
~
fees and check will either be returned TO
able i the due date kindly Try and
formerly paid gsidup member Of the League and
as %
81 send much cash and postdated check
already member and paid send 81 Or more II
you can, toward the recall fund.
onsy
ladies donate fancy work pieces and sell these at
ton to the highest bidders.
Organize drive your home township Get three
in With you and canvass your
township Try and at least in each township This
the quota which has been set order that may raise
sufficient funds to clean past due and carry
on the campaign. -s$sssa
See that your subscription local county League
paper paid up well advance and having done this then
Tba pfe q 81 gea snd ii
Dakota situated that he receive daily news
paper should subscribe the CourerNews that he
have the latest facts always ct his disposal you already
subscriber the that
Il paid up least year in advance The CourierNew
your paper t should have your moral and
THE TINE III ACT IS NOW! DO NOT WAIT
UNTH. TOMORROW OR NEXT WEEK OR NEXT s@
MONTH. YOUR STATE COMMITTEE DESIRES TO
IMPRESS UPON YOU FRANKLY AND CANDIDLY
Ii The FACT THAT THE FINANCIAL AZ SITUATION TT y M
.@' ORTHE LEAGUE IS SERIOUS AND THAT WE
...S@. MUST HAVE YOUR SUPPORT AND CO-OPERA-
,ss TION Now IF WE ARE TO SUCCEED YOU HAVE
@.As ELECTED US TO SERVE YOU AND WE ARE s
.&. DOING SO TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY AS
5S|##sA YOUR SERVANTS WE ASK YOU NOW FOR YOUR
n ,ss FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN HELPING US PUT
q q .sssS YOUR ORGANIZATION ON a SOUND FINANCIAL
:SS BASIS AND IN "a POSITION TOWAGEAN ACTIVE @
"a I.
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Be Our Agents

Mako 1900 PROFIT Quick. easy sales De-
lighted customers. Every sale repeats 1875
sAcehent household products. Needed In
very nome Exclusive territory. Opportu-
pity own automobile. Build big business
steady income. No experience. DR.. jacobs
baboratoricR. 25iF Water ST., New York
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II trial. have been very glad that /
did. for now feel much stronger and do
all of my work. l tell my friends when
they ask me what helped me. and thew
think IT must be grand medicine. And
1t IS. You can use this letter for a tes-
nmomal If you wish. Mrs. HARRY A.
WILSON, X. +. ID. 5, Clearfield, Pa.
The experience and testimony of such
women as Mrs. Wilson prove beyond a
doubt that Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound will correct such from
bles by removing the cause and restor-
ing the system to a healthy normal con-
dltion. When such symptoms develon
as backaches, bearing down pains. dis
placements, nervousness and "the
blues woman cannot act too promptIv
IN trying Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetables
Compound if she values her future com
fort and happiness.
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expectancy and afterward and they
all get along 80 nicely It surely Is
Godsend to suffering women. II
carried me through the critical time
OF life, and ] had no trouble or dis
tress whatever" - MRS. JENNIE
RINKER Sold by druggists.
AUTO OWNERs-"Jimcts" adds 500 40 49,.
life OF your car, cuts fuel bills 8bc[ fneureg
perfect carourction and the greatest amount
or satisfaction from motoring. Try them Al
our eNpcneo Write Manufacturer Dept -
81 Elm ST.. Bunalo. ~ y Agents wanted
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10 90 al OF my OVID
work. l had severe
pains in my left side
every month and had
fever and sick dizzy
spells and such pains
during my periods,
which lasted two
weeks. l heard of
Lydia K. Pinkham's
We ge t a Bile Com
pound doing others
so much good and
I hO1lpbt I NuO,,ld riy.
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SHERMAN DISTRICT ROAD FUN

RECEIPTS
1919 Levy on real estate. $1,703 &c
1919 Levy on personal prop
erty .............. 1,023 -
Order transferring Dog Fund $500
Public Service tax. ... 1.157OS
Miscellaneous receipts ...... 1880
Balance shown last settlement 1860
Total receipts .........$6,46O.4 6
DISBURSEMENTS
Orders paid .$44351S
Personal property delinquent 1854
Real estate delinquent. ~ 76.47
Taxes Imp. charged ....... sol
Taxes eXOnerated .. 1875
Discount allowed taxpayers. 4G15
Total disbursements ...$4592.3 80
REHABILITATION
Total Receipts ........SG.46 AGO as
Total Disbursements ........ 4,J92.3O
Balance on hand. JIG
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Miscellaneous receipts ...... 60 90
Balance shown by last settle
ment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.243.61
Total receipts .$4,O7O.63
DISBURSEMENT
Total orders paid .........$2.6 93 SO
Real estate delinquent. $500. 76.47
Personal property delinquent 80 "a
Taxes Imp charged. ... 3O1
Discount allowed taxpayers. 30.40
Total disbursements .$2,S3435
RECAPIT ULATiON
Total Receipts ...... $4,070.63
Total sbursements .... 2,S3435
Balance on hand. ,236.2S
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FOR CALHOUN COUNTY

An tented statement showing the receipts and disbursements
COUNTY Emnd hs Road Elnds LheIeoi.
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Dad the Wasnerwoman.

A recent survey of farm life condl-
tons in Arkansas by the state college
OF agriculture revealed two homes in
which the father did the family wash
ing
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03

An the worlds a stage and the barr
Ter is given many parts.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03

AS we grow more sensible, we refuse
drug ca;harucs and take instead Nature'p
herb cure Garfield Tea.-Adv.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT ROAD
FUND

RECEIPTS
1919 Levy on real estate. ...S1.6444 40
1919 Levy on personal prop
erty ................... 1,145.5O
Order transferring Dog Fund $500
Public Service taX......... 1.O1513
Miscellaneous receipts ... 44OO
Balance last settlement.....2 .54G.Ol
Total receipts ............$ 6,494 Oh
DISBURSEMENT
Orders paid .........S2 .G5O As
Delinquent personal property 3O54
Delinquent real estate... T647
Taxes Imp. charged ........ 3Ol
Discount allowed taxpayers. 1857
Total disbursements ..22.SO4 II
DISBURSEMENTS
Total Receipts ..........eG.4g4 %
Total Disbursements ....... 2.SO4I7
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Honey collected by bees from Ger.
tain plants is poisonous.
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GLASS "A" ROAD FUND

RECEIPTS
1919 Levy on real estate. IS 6.51S.47
1919 Levy ON personal prop
erty ................ 4,SSl 20
Public Service Corporation
tax Observation-Disclosures. 3,1j9.02
Money received from Tax
COMMISSIONS ....... 7.49
Aid to Glass A Road ...... 11.IO919
Balance shown by last set
Element ............... 7,G1j.32
Total receipts ...........S33. 29O %
DISBURSEMENTS
Total orders laid ........$1 S,S45.77
Personal property delinquent 25.45
Real estate delinquent. 63.73
Taxes improperly charged. 251
Taxes eXonerated ... 325
Discount allowed taxpayers. 100 A
Total disbursements .....Sl9,131.15
RECAPITULATION
Total Receipts ........$ 33 DOC. %
Total Disbursements ..... 19.I31I5
Balance on hand.........S14,15914
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SYMPTOMS
WOMEN DREAD
Mrs. Wilson's Letter Should
Be Read by All Women

Clearfield, Pa" After my last child
was born last September was unable
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friends advised me
TO take DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton / found great
benefit from its use
and also used the
Golden Medical Dis
covery and the
Pleasant Pellets. I
have been a midwife
for several years and
always recommended
the 'Fa vorite Pre-
scription' to every
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A Nurses Advice

Yeagsrtown, Pal was all
broken down in health One OF my
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03
CENTER DISTRICT ROAD FUND
RECEIPTS

HEUEIPIS
1919 Levy on real estate .S1.1g6.3
1919 Levy on personal prop
erty .................... 7S426
Order transferring dog fund 1000
Public Service tax....... 74242