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DISPLAY LlSSIfiED

dated Dccci.ibcr =. 1912. made bri.,"en
THE REAL ESTATE LpA< DEPOSIT
COMPANY and Alice l.. Anderson
default having been mad. IN ,ho
monthly payments under the said
Won on he "lst day Of May 1871. at
lo.i" O'Clock y. NJ, al our Office. AZ
American National Bank Bldg. Rich
WDnd, Va. lot 30. in block 40. q
IN the sUbdl vision known as ''NIR-
GINA PLACE" Richmond Va said
Tot fronting 30 feet on tn. north sid,
o! Brandon. Avenue. ana having a
an alley
TERMS cash.
THE REAL ESTATE lOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY
rs -. X. CHEECY. President.
/. T.. &" j :. iiarvic. Aucticu".rs.
~, virtue Q: a certain contract,
tn" GREATER RICHMOND REALTY
Company lSC., ana Mrs Harry S
jennings. default having been made
IN Tie monthly payments under the
% ID contract, 10 VIII sell at public
auction on the 3lst day OF MAY. 1921,
tl' American National Bank Bldg.
Richmond. Va. lot SO. /; IN block
10 - II the subdivision known az
Mon DME%T AVENUE PARK" Hem
rte" county "a. said lot fronting
- fc"t on ,hc norm side Of Franklin
street and having depth Of l2o feet.
10 AN alley
GREATER RICHMOND. REALTY
COMPANY INC.
~ u. II. ckEECY PRESIDENT
I. l.. y j. :. iiarvIc. Auc;lonc4J1.
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BY II. r. RICHESON & co.
Realtors.
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THE N.ry nest nargaln IN Kicnrnogi 10,
ia beautiful thHusbcFlayGu Court no:
IA. from ChafIDerlayu" Avenue. sUhIsS
i.ci. uuiy 1850 .IctWs. so ua.G anu
Dispatch
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we SELL HOMES
Ir.l.l. >. ROGERS !. co.
MAD liii MUTUAL RLDG
=" EST ESD $500. nluGoru house. ho;.
water boat isanlul.n COOS
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HOUSES tor sa.s al. over tne city cheap
ana on easy terms. Come tL sec IN. "A.
once. u Z. XIrHLe. li4 4. MINI Stre-t
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2 TX ROOM s:ucCo bungalow. very !arg,
lot ono b.ocH 10 double tiack car serv-
't.. al Giiy con'cni-utes $3.50. Pos
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In tho Matter OF
II J.. THOMAS.
auhrUpt Ia HhIuptcg.

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING; ore
CREDITORS
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HCN ilHkI'S " users voluntarily i..,,t,
!" thr So'n results obtained from rtine.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-26
SOUTH VERNON.
Dwight Johnson shot a deer Friday.
Harry Gray of New York has been V

Dwight Johnson shot deer Friday.
Harry Gray of New York has been Wis
iting his family.
Mrs Silas Bailey is very i'll and under
the care of a trained nurse.
f. Bedding is spending this week in
Springfield with his son, Everett Bedding.
Mrs. Anna Scherhn has returned to
her home from BrattlebOro Memorial hos
pital.
Fred Bailey of Boston was a recent
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Thayer of Green
field were Sunday visitors at Charles
Spears.
Mrs. ]. Z. Lawrence returned to Brat.
tlebOro Sunday having closed her house
for the winter. ~..-
The South school is closed this week
on account of the illness of the teacher
Mrs. Ella Amsden. So. -a..# .
Richard Steenbrugger has returned tC
his home in Maiden after spending the
hunting season at +. p. Edson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Evans are going
to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Evans's
sister in Belchertown.
Rev r. z. Keeney will preach in the
Advent Christian church Sunday morn
ing at 1915; Sunday school at noon
Loyal Workers meeting at Z o'clock.
Miss Florence Weatherhead of Brattle
borO spent the weekend at home of heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Weather
head. Robert Case of Greenfield was
also a guest at w. ]. Weatherhead's Sun
day.
The pupils and teacher of the POND
school will give a social Friday evening
Dee. ,, to which everyone is invited A
play viii be given followed by a box social
The proceeds are to be used for the pur
chase Of a victrola for the school. "a
! The body of Mrs. Alta (Wheeler)
Clark, Ga, of Millers Falls, formerly Of
Vernon, was brought here for buria
Monday, interment being in Tyler GENE
terry. She died in the Farren hospital Sat
urday. She leaves. by former marriage
Albert Brooks of Vernon, George Wheeler
and Will Wheeler of Bernardston anC
Lottie Wheeler of Dummerston, by a sec
ond marriage, Mrs. Alta Clark Web
Ster and Newman Clark. Mrs. Clark was
housekeeper in Millers Falls for her son
in-law, Harley Webster.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-26
HINSDALE, N. III.

Mrs. Juliette Davenport of Brattleboro
is visiting friends in town.
Michael Heafitz of Springfield, Mass,
is in town on business to stay a few
days.
Norman Scott of Springfield, Mass,
came Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Doucette, who
spent several weeks here, returned to
theirs home in Georgia Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph White and son
left Tuesday morning for Yonkers, n. Y,
to visit relatives over Thanksgiving.
Miss Bernice Fuller and Miss Bertha
Fuller, who are attending Boston univer-
sity, came Tuesday night to remain over
Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs.
Eva V. Fuller. ---.-.----------.-----
J. Fafara of the North American Civic
League for Immigrants win speak at a
meeting of the Parent-Teacher association
Friday evening, Dec >, at As o'clock in
the high school building Mr.. Fafara
will speak in both English and Polish and
his subject will be, Loyalty of Poles to
the American Government. Parents of
Polish children are especially invited.
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WEST BRATTLEBORO

Mrs. Amy Ryan spent Thanksgiving
day in Gardner, Mass, with her aunt.
Ira French of Orange, Mass, came this
week to visit in the home of John JillsOn.
Charles and Chester Robb. freshmen in
the high school, are i'll with chicken-poX.
Mrs. Ella Fox is spending a few days
Fin the home of her son, Fred Fox, and
family.
Miss NJ. Bemis was a guest Thanksgiv-
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
S Thompson of Grove street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o, Lawton and son
Ralph, of Springfield, Mass, spent
Thanksgiving with p w. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ellis and son of
Plainfield, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Ellis's
mother Mrs. Charles Steckwell.
The next regular meeting of the Home
Study club viii be held Wednesday eve
ming in the home of Mrs. Benjamin
Blodgett.
Mrs. Henry c. Squires, who has been
confined to her home the past two weeks
by illness. is improving and is about the
house again ~ .. .---v
Newcomb Spencer. went Thursday to
Greenfield to visit until next week with
his niece, Mrs. Wilcox, and nephew,
Archie Spencer. -st...-. ~.
Harlan and Leon Taylor, who attend an
agricultural school in Randolph, are here
to visit over the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. w. E. Taylor. o.
Mrs John Mckay was discharged
Thursday from the Memorial hospital.
where she had been two weeks following
an operation by DIR. Howard of Boston.
She Is improving. y
Mr.. and. Mrs William Atkinson and
daughter Of Cavendish came to spend
hanksgiviRg- with his mother. Mrs. ase
atkinson. lie has returned to CaF6ndish,
but Mrs Atkinson and daughter. will re-
min until next week -. - llHaA
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SAYS EGGS ARE TOO HIGH.
y- #s-r ---------
Chicago City Food Expert PrObin!
Prices.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Fifty-fve cents
dozen for. cold storage eggs retailed
here and 80 cents Wholesale the exchange
quotation Wednesday, is too high, Rus
sell ]. Poole, city food expert. said yester-
day in announcing an investigation into
the prices.
1T is true there are more eggs in stor-
age than there were last year, he said.
lit also is true that owing to unemploy-
ment and economic conditions the con-
sumption is less than last year.
ANY further boost in the price OF
storage eggs, unless the supply of fresl
eggs is cut off, will be pretty fair evidenc,
that the market is being manipulated.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-26
VERNON.


Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Barnes were in
keene Monday.
Vernon free library will be open Satur-
day for the exchange of books.
Mrs. Bert Graham came Sunday to
visit a few days at II. \. Burns's.
Mrs. G.. X. Stebbins went Thursday TO
Mortified and vicinity, spending some
time in her former home.
Leon Brooks of Brattleboro was a
weekend visitor with his mother in the
home of Mrs. Mary Davis.
Mrs Carrie Hall and two grandchildren
are at the Lee place, recently vacated by
George Turner and family.
e F. Stockwen and Dwight Johnson
We're successful in their deer hunting,
each obtaining a specimen.
The Ladies' Circle will meet Nov. 80.
Dinner will be served at noon, followed
by a business meeting at o'clock.
Tobacco growers have been taking adj
vantage of the damp weather, and tobacco
has been stripped at J. T Wright 5,
Everett and Le?n Powers's, b. II. New
toms and 4. +. Weatherheads.
Harold BIodgett. Jesse Riendeau and
Ellwyn Miller, members of the Vernon
Calf club. were invited guests of the Poul-
try club of South Newfane Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Sunday services at the Union church
are as follows: Morning preaching at
1915, preaching by the pastor, Rev. E.
T.. Jones Sunday school ut II; Christian
Endeavor meeting at Z, followed by eve
ming service. ~,
Apples. seed corn. grain, pumpkins and
flowers were used for decorations in the
Union church Sunday morning and large
audience listened TO an excellent Thanks
giving serrnbn Rev e f. Jones read
the first Thanksgiving proclamation
by George Washington and also Governor
Hartness's proclamation.
Miss Grace johnson. Miss Gladys
Brown, Miss Hattie Johnson and Miss
Carolyn Turner, students at Brattleboro
high school are to remain in BrattleborO
through the week, returning to their
homes each Friday. Miss Johnson and
Miss Brown are rooming at Horace Win
cheSters on Pine street and Miss John
son and Miss Turner are at Victor Grants
on Canal street.
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GRAFTON.

William LaClair of Saxtons River and
Miss Phebe Walker of this place were
married Friday evening by Rev. Mr. Cong
don at the parsonage.
A Thanksgiving service was enjoyed
Sunday morning by the congregation and
a fine sermon was delivered by the pas
tor, Mr.. Congdon. ID. X. Zeller read the
Presidents proclamation and F. NJ
Prouty the governors proclamation.
At the last Grange meeting the election
of officers took place: Master, Mrs. Her
bert Walker; overseer, Norman Wright :;
lecturer. Maud IuttIe; steward, George
Hall; treasurer, King Zeller; sec, Mrs.
Perkins; gatekeeper, Edford Perkins
Seres, Elizabeth ~ sforris6ff' Pomona,
Beatrice futile; Flora, Hazel Howe
lady assistant steward, Dorothy Morrison,
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church, Rev. ESQ. S. Osgood
pastorg Service in the parish house Sun
day morning at 1890. Subject of sermon,
LaboffTs Together with God. All are
welcoI9e.
Peadecostal mission, Thomas Collins
leader Sunday service: Praise and
prayer with sermon by the leader, after
noon at 3 evening service at Z. Wednes-
day evening at 80. Everybody welcome.
Swedish Lutheran church, Rev. Oscar
CaSlling, pastor. No services Sunday.
Sunday school, usual time. Thursday,
Dec. 1. Dorcas auction of fancy work,
aprons, candy. etc. Sunday, Dec. 4, serv-
ices 1890 a. m. and $50 p. IN. Music by
choir in morning.
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BROOKLINE

Glenn Howe and family are in Newfane
at w. Wilson's for a time.
Walter Johnson shot five-point buck
Saturday that weighed 175 pounds.
Mrs. Carol Stickney is spending sew
eral days i'm Guilford, visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Belleville and three
friends We're at Albert Austin's hunting
last week Thursday.
Several of the young men went to
WardSbOro Tuesday evening to attend an
Odd Fellows meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Olesom of New
York are spending Thanksgiving week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nystrom.
f. K. Brown, who is. in BrattleborO
doing community service work, has prom,
ised to come to Brookline some time ii
the future and give his famous Punch
and Judy show.
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due the ladies of the society for their
energy and enthusiasm III this work.
Fire broke out between 3 and 4 o'clock
Monday morning, the Goth, in the shed
attached to the dwelling house of James
Ferriter on Clark street. The flames
quickly communicated to the main build
ing and the adjacent barn of George
Lawrence, both of which were destroyed.
The engines were soon on the ground and
succeeded in saving the house OF Mr..
Lawrence and the other buildings in the
vicinity without damage. Whether the
fire was the result of accident or design
is not known.
The Central Vermont railroad has
leased the New London Northern road
from New London to CIRCUITS corner for
10 years for which they are to pay
S240.0 600 a year This gives the Central
Vermont a New York connection. The
lease includes three boats running from
New London to New York. This is the
accomplishment of an object that Gov
ernor Smith has for some time labored to
bring about. --. r..
VERNON: The singing school, under
the tuition of Professor Billings of North
amptOn, Mass, was opened at the ye3try
of the Union church last Saturday eve
nlng, with an aLCenudnCe oL oNeE w puApAS'
WILLIAMSVILLE: Verify, Norman
Harris is destructive to the ''varmints'
in this region Within the past week he
has been out three times and with dog
and gun has killed two foxes on d. \.
Dickinson's land and eight raccoons on
Newfane hill.
WILLIAATSVILE: Miss George
Morse is teaching school in district No.
6. The Parish so-called, and has ii
scholars.
DOVER: 4 singing school, has been
opened in this place taught by Calvin
Barrett of BroOkline.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-26

We are glad to learn that Joseph Chan
dler. jr.. son of Rev. 7. Chandler of
West Brattleboro, won the first prize
Soon defamation. at the recent eXhi-
bition Of WilliSton seminary, Easthamp-
ton, Mass. He was one of eight speakers
selected from POO students. We'll done,
Joe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-26

The brewery in the west village. under
The management Of Robert Lennon, was
destroyed by fire Friday night. \ por-
ton of the stock, valued at about 5000,
was saved. The origin Of the fire is I'M
known.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The BrattlebOro male chorus will hold
a rehearsal in the Brooks House Friday
evening, Dec ,, at SO o'clock.
A brilliant meteor which burst many
miles out at sea beyond Portland, Me,
yesterday morning was seen by Ernest NJ
Goodenough of West BrattleborO and per
haps others in this section. Mr.. Goode-
nOugh was looking in northeasterly di-
rection when he saw brilliant light which
seemed to increase rapidly IN brilliancy
and then take downward course behind
the hills. Suddenly a flash like lightning
was observed. In Portland the meteor was
visible when it burst into fragments and
its light Illuminated the city.
Last evening the First Methodist
church began the observance of Church
Training night. the feature of which is
n study class in Christian stewardship,
with an enrolment of 30 members. In
spite of the handicap of Thanksgiving
season and the fact of many being out
of town for the holiday, the first meeting
of the class was we'll attended and seemed
to be much enjoyed, and nearly all pres
ent availed themselves of the textbook
The New Christian, for preparation of
the study from week to week. The train
ing class in stewardship will continue to
be held Friday evening at 7.45 for six
consecutive weeks. closing Dec. 80.
The women Of the First Baptist church
will have a chicken-pie supper and Christ
mas sale Wednesday, Nov. 30. at Odd Eel
lows temple. The fair will open at 1
O'Clock; supper will be served from ; t.
40. Price of supper, 50 cents. 229
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

Tho Highway District payroll for
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

completing the construction now be-
lne dGnA And for further construction
ana Improvement or repair Of any OF
the Highways within the district. Tor
the purchase Of material therefor.
aud Tor ths necessary sxpense of the
dlafrlet la connection herewith. or
tor any o. all 81 such purposes.
section ? That the total amount,
for which such bonds ahaii be- Issued
- go 900 90.
section g. That upon the Issuance
Of any part or ali of said bonds so
proposed 20 b. Issued. the Highway
Hoard shall direct 40 be levied and
hall thereafter levy annually upon
al OF the taxable property Ia said
district, q saK which Will produce q
suas sufficient 20 pay the interest ON
taeh bonds and 10 constitute a sink
ing fund for the payment Of the prin-
elpai thereof within tsenty tzDb
yeArs % tbs time Of the Issuance
thereof
section q That a special election
- hereby ordered and called 10 be
neld In FILLER Highway District. Twin
Falis County. Idaho. on the 9Th day
n July. A. u. 1921. between the
aoars Of : o'clock A. a. and o'eloca
H. NJ al the respective polling PLACES
within the ten election pfecinets In
aid district hereinafter designated.
a which election there viii be sub
nitfed 10 the qualified electors. Who
are residents OF said Highway Dis
frlet. the question ~ issuing the ne
xotlable coupon bonds Of said dis
lflet 20 the amount OF $4,000 90 for
The purposes a. Ia fhls resolution set
forih.
aecti0n 6 That the election pre-
.lneta ahali be and remain as here
10 fore determined BY said Board OF
Highway Commissioners and the
name OF said precincts and the ioea-
tlon OF the polling places therein.
ana the names OF the Judges who viii
fhereat conduct the said election,
ahsll be- az follows. to-~it.
NAME OF PHEcfNcT-Fiier.
POLLING PLAcE-city Hall.
JUDdES-William Bunee. George
leonard. W. r conant.
Section 9. That the ballots 10 be
used In voting upon the question sub
mltted, shall be furnished BY the sec
Rotary OF the District TO the Judges OF
fhe election 10 be- BY them furnished
10 the voters. aud shall be printed In
automatically tho following form. to-
siti
QrECfAI. BOND ELECTION
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said bond election for the submls-
sion Of said question 20 a vote, W
causing = aoflee OF said election 10
be published for a. least ten fl0J
days Ia The Filler Record a newspa-
peg published and OF general eircui-
alton In said county and high way
dibtrict. and BY causing the same 10
be posted la three - public piares
ia each Of the election precincts Of
said Highway District. one OF which
shall be the polling place. which no
tiee shall be la substantially the fol-
having form.
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section Y. No ballot for or against
said question shsll be received BY the
Judges unless ths person offering
the same shall DO qualified eieetor
of IN. district
section $. That Immediately up
on tho close OF the polls ss Aforesaid.
the officers conducting the said cleo.
tion AT the polling place la each OF
the several election preeinets OF said
Highway District. shall proceed TO
canvass tho votes cast therest aud
declare the result OF said election
aud file the same. together with the
ballots east aud poilbook aud tally
sheet used thereat. with the ssere.
tary OF said Highway Distriet.
section y That the secretary OF
aald Highway District be aud he 10
hereby authorised. ordered and dir
eeted to give the necessary notie. OF
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PIBLIc NOTICE
OF
HIGHWAY BOND ELECTION

PUBLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY
GIVEN, That a special election Of the
qualified electors OF the Filler High
way District. Twin Fails County. Ida
no, has been pursuant 10 tbs law
ana the action Of the Highway Board
OF Said District. called for and the
same will be held on ths l 9Th day OF
July, 1921. A D. al the polling place
hereinafter mentioned. IN the var
ious election PRECINCTS Ia said dis.
triet, al which election there will be
submitted the question OF the lssn'
anes OF the aegptiabis coupon bonds
OF said district Ia the amount OF
Eighty Thousand Dollars $50 900
OOJ said bonds TO be payable with
In twenty years from the date OF H.
suanes thereof. and 10 bear interest
al a rate not 10 exceed SIX CD pei
csntum per annum. for the purpose
OF completing the construction now
under way for further construction.
Improvement or repair Of any OF the
Highways within the said district.
for the purchase OF material there
for, and the necessary expenses or
the district In connection Herewith.
or for any or all Of such purposes.
The highway hoard has designated
the voting places In the various pre-
elncts In said highway district, which
shall be- and remain as heretofore de-
termined by said board. and has APP
pointed the Judges OF election. who
will conduct the election thereat. as
follows;
NAME OF PLAcE-Filer.
POLLING PLAcE-City Hall.
william Bunce, George
Leonard. and w. r. conant.
The ballot boxes for the reception
OF ballots upon said question. will be
opened at the hour OF o'clock a. m.
mountain time). In the forenoon OF
said day al said places and viii be
opened continuously and will be clos
cd at the hour OF 7 o'clock IN.
mountain time) la the afternoon OF
said date.
No ballot for or against said qnes-
lion shall be received BY the judges
unless the person offering the same
shall be a qualified eleetor and a res
ldent OF said district.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the
Board OF Highway Commissioners OF
the Filler Highway district OF Twin
Falls County, Idaho have caused this
notice 10 bs given as required by
law. this 18th day of June. A. ID.
1871.
H. J. WEAVER. President.
ARTHUR e. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
tsEAL)
The motion was duly seconded by
Commissioner I'M being upon the
adoption OF tho foregoing resolution,
the roll was called with the follow
inx result.
The President. n. J. Weaver--aye.
Commissioner l.. q. Hili-aye.
Commissioner Ivan q. Lincoln
aye.
and tho motion was by the president
declared carried. and the foregoing
resolution duly and unanimously
adopted.
ATTEST:
ARTHUR u. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
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Calcium chloride has been shown to
be useful for Fastening the hardening
OF concrete. With little OF this sub
stance added TO some cements. the
hardening OF the concrete Increased
about 100 per cent In one and tive
days
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STATE or IDAHO
Coantf % Twin FAiis
FlIsr Highway District
MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE
BOARD or HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONERS
A regular meeting Of the board OF
Highway commissioners 81 thr Fnrf
Highway ptstrict. ISin faiin 'oun-
~. Idaho. rar held pursuant 70 law
a. 2 p "a. GA the ilfh DAY % 'nns
A D.. 1891. Ia the office OF ~"
haaga IN the village OF Filler. Idaho.
ia said hixh~sy district. ~hieh
m.~tlns fhs foilo~inE members u
aid board we're present
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The Scottish fishermen are among the
most superstitious folk In the world
One Of their peculiar beliefs Is that II
Is mlucky TO pronounce either their
own or other peoples names during
the fishing eason.-Brookiyn Eagle.
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Name. so,nswns, Misleading.

Cl.opatra's needles we're not erected
BY Cleopatra nor In honor OF that
queen. but by 1'horhmes Ill. Pompey's
pillar, In Alexandria. was erected by
he Emperor Diocletian. according TO
It's Inscription. aud has nothing to do
with Pompey.
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FILLER HIGHWAY DISTRICT
HELD JULY ~. A. d. 1921
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the last half OF May. 1891, amount
Ing 10 81. 3Si.z4. was audited and
ordered paid.
Claim OF ID. II. TcCaw for s37
covering damages 10 automobile was
disaliowed.
The following bills were audited
aud ordered paid
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ARTHUR y. kNDEnso~.
Secretary TREASURED
IVAN q. LINCOLN
l.. q HILL
eonsiifstinx al the mshD"fH 81 'h'
Highway board
Tha foIlo~ink proceedings. amVhs
others. ser. added aud taken. t"~ii
Thafrapoa Commissioner Lincoln
lnffodue@d snd faosed TIE aa"stio"
81 the following resolution