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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
HOPEWELL TREASURER
SUIT TRANSFERRED

H-ought originally n ne Circuit,
.Gr. ne CITY O.. Hop-w-U. tho
NEli % Hugh r Birrh-tt. treasurer
: Hcp~"elI eEs!ast G =. camp.
'rFm%- '-cr-tsry and n. Fidelity
nd Casually Company. o, New York.
IS nonisnan. 'o- the collection o.,
y goo alleged 70 h= due the city 4
H7pe~eN ~ Camp, yesterday was
r"movet 20 th- United Statss Dis
'r.ct Cour; at Pirhrnond
II "a alleged ~ M plaint!1 ;ha,
amp ga not faithfully di-charge
""'!-' As treasurer. and collected
$500 more IN tare- thsn no
.pgr'~t FOR Chrnu vho 49,
~ IN Texas. j; &. claimed M,
F"l.s-f - ,l-n over mo sum .u.a
.1-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

~ M result; Of alleged unlawrul
"'n"iAc'hre. us" and sale ~ certain
'Sr record books" FOR which tho
patent riEhfs ara claim.a nv n.
psintf Rosa Leigh Tow.rs q,
Rockh dye. Fla e1scutrIx OF Angus.
iua j Camp, who conducted m.
hnrnes. Of t.- Standard car Record
'oinpany or E!rminvham. Ala. yes
'"taay fled EQUITY suit In the United
STATE, District Court sgains, N.
hanrhman stationery Company. q,
'ichm"nd. and It's president. James
Francis Jointly, PRAYING for p.r-
"anent restraining order and an a.
counting OF profits derived from m.
sac OF no books FOR the past six
Years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
DEATHS AT MINES
DECREASE IN MAY
tBy' Associated rres.I

WASHlNGTON. Jun. ao-A total
Of scvcnty-four deaths Resulted from
accidents AZ The coal mites ID: the
country during N" wur'h n, MAJ.
the Bureau of Mines aurunuc-t go
day. All but on" oi in- deaths uc-
Cured at hituminous m u-> the Ia
tHiliN rate for which was s. per
million toms of Goa: mined. compared
with rate OF ass for the preceding
month and ss7 for Mav 1921 For
the ntne-y"ar period "ui.rs WIKI
1871 ~" average 'a'a .ty rate ~
the month OF May was 50 per ,r'.
lion tons For al coal mines m.
total Of deaths during tn Hrs, av-
months OF this year was =. -z'.
q ~ compared wra .ls 20. N.
same period ias, year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

NkNTfTNGTUE Jun. lU-Ar,l.
N'r H"rr'oE advised tho stat. p-
'n"ni today TIM, he had been
."hd"d ~ tn. French govorn,n.p,
,'f ssion 10 Washington IN.
~ "' mo revised mandates und.,
a" - covering French mr,adic
non IN 'he CAMERON. and ras,
Nr''a The message add.d ina, ~.
documents yer. coming forward Nv
man f'r consideration BY the Unl,.a
states government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
URGE CONSIDERATION
OF FORD'S PROPOSAL
Il A,,nc,,.nh r-.,s

wASEINGTON. Jane 81 D.c az
Ing tina; lease O., The Muscle SNoals
nitrate plant 70 Henry Ford near.
more 10 tho farmers than FL nc
les isiation IN their interest e1actc
6; This session % Congress Re?-a-
sentative Aswell Democrat, Louis
lana, urged The HouS" toniEh; 20 scc
on the Ford offer before running
away from Washington"
Mr.. Aswell pressed Representative
Mondell. the Republican leader. 10
aEe"o on the fixing u date ror con
siderRtion o. tho Ford proposal by
tho House
The House ought 10 dec'tA -tgh,
fere and now 20 take M THIS matte,
before Adjournment tonight until
August IS. or else agr"" upon = S;,e-
oifC date tor is Consideration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
Hit Over Head with J,.

=" AiNSHcRO, GA June 30 -N-e
> Moore. vile OF wcu-knnvr
farmer. was attacked by two VIM.
Women on The Moor. plantation r.,-
""re To-Day, according TO county Of
nNers. She IS SAID to have b..,
h"aten over The head with no. a,d
according 10 the officers a buIldov
'hat accompanied tho alleged ms.
'hilanti bit her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
Newspaper Editor FIouv.t

"Nl.ANDu. FLA. Iune 90 ! IT
Wenil"r. publisher OF IN. Flnrt1,,
n''t Republican newspaper A,
NIotHTpara. few miles from h.r.
80 'aN"H from hi- home IL, tina,
''''" ION lIh' by band ~ unmask-d
men 1"sE"d, tagr"i and feath,r,,.
''' advised 10 leave town within q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
Wage. Of MN worker. Inc,,,..,

sol IHHRlpGE. MASS Jun, 40.
N"N'1 vas posted today IN tn.
mus Oh inc hamilton woul-n Com
.'nf' "' ms CITY ihat beginning
IH'y D. when work = resumed 80
tn days vacation. n, ,,a, 80,
"a. ia" employees woDId h. lorr.,..,
'' '"r cont Sir we-ks axo ,h.
wages we're cut 20 per cen,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

N'l'FoLk. VA, Jun. 70 Eor,o,k
WY go - Grade mux con, :.
. Aa'i cheaper beginning tomorrow
announcement was mad. today a..
~" REDUCTION for Grade A from il
,.,m,S 10 ID cents quart by tn.
"'.'""F ',"iry Company. which also
announced that Il woulJ rayt, -
IN" distribution OF the NM -.
"'gh' local dniri-s. who nav. air.,a,.
'iSn.d contracts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

'''N'ItN jun 30 Oi.
'Nh, '"t American consul at Nice,
""N''h"i-d today by tn. Stat.
'' '"'H' - representative of the
nii"d states ruv.rnm.ul =, ~. ~
neral NE In- rrnc. O., ,,n,oc,,
.'h" flei recently IN pari. m. ,n,
''rS services ~. to l.. ,.In I,nr q,
M.uaco '3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

SETON. Iun- 20 Score.
"d'I''s- announced today tina,
- Npnld h- held III i.nIt!mor.
z; On hi> order r-str.ininr
7.'Imorv NV. !to,l t:sc...n.r
W '"''tnr INTO an"ot IA new com .
'.' h4rre 'uf proralius ca
9hlb""its "t Ave stu,L.
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Relative. Come Tor no,,,..

Relatives came yesterday for ne
bodies OF Nr. and Nre Force,
Perry, victims OF dual i-.y..
"Wednesday night AZ a bgare.r.
house on Eas; Clay Street y,t.r
the husband fred IVY" sno,, into tina
body OF his wife kiuinr her ana
1hen turning the revolver ou l,r-
self. The body Of Mrs Perry vs.
taken TO Roanoke and the bod, 81
Perry viii! be taken 10 Fr.GDrfrt,
burg today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
June Tern, CIos.,.

The June term of Hastings Co,,r,
closed yeaterday, and the jury va,
adjourned for the torn. Tn. ,IJy
term Will begin Monday. when In.
grand jury Will be called Tuesday
Will be q holiday. Cases will D. ,.,
"Wednesday and the petit Jury viii
be svorh on Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

~ liEAI. jun- so Ad.lord DE.
'p'insr priest. charged with
s MURDER 0, his half-bro,h.r m
"a declared insane by fury
foF hs ia uA'
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Two Nor. Vat. nya...,,,d.

Al" 'SIA. "a. June 3n-Tw,
more cattle dippinE watts we're dyn,.
'Ni'"d early today In Echoiu coun,,
n""r The Florida limo.
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OFFICER RS

WILLIAM II. PALMER, Chairman of the Boar
JULIEN III. HILL, President
r. Z. CUNNINGHAM, Vice President
w. s. RYLAND, Nice-President
JESSE f. WOOD -President-Cas
b. FRANK DEW, Vice-Presdent
HARRY II. AUGUSTINE Vicc-Prcsident
WALTER S. ROBERTSON, Vice-President
JOS. NJ. HURT. JR., Trust Officer.
S. YOUNG TYREE, Assistant Cashier
LAWSON II. COOKE, Assistant Cashier
w j. WHITEHURST, Assistant Cashier.
E. e. WILSON, Assistant Cashier.
c. b. FLEET, JR., Assistant Cashier
STUART w. PHILLIPS, Assistant Cashier
e. F. DIGGS, Auditor
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

80 a G. Melton went 8 starr'
Monday
CuH GIRLS" GiRlSN' Garden
uf allah Legion Carnival
Mr Policy and dauRhi,.. Ga
u., ~ Nnlu visited Mr lem
li4fia ihr hrt of Doe seek
$50 e. O. Ca..ady went Co sm.
Monday io INSTALL o. rfda fersi.-
H 600
40 aUi Il Iu.tp Wide, FUui qua.
In TArfrTA. so 600 o. yard luTTlE
IlNsIEl TERRY
MHD Anna Henley and Cleo
I.Ir..n visited Mr Dewey Brown
af Providence a.i seek
30 ari Mu Dewey brown ~
rr iut pen' ths ae,k end with
Nr Browns father Walter Brown
800 o. D. Stephen. Isn Morloy
or OLSON n assist Boz ths aafi ~
tHr County Aren't ~ Webster oaun.
Mu ~ O. HeU arnt 90 Esars.
uNs "Wednesday f.f an operation
49, HcI accompanied boz
M arI Mr Henry Rice ~ llr.
rfst.u oamit asr, Boz Marion Sion.
faf nmHIt to Evansville o. usit
tH' family ~ G,off, lohannan
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
WHEREVER the exac-
. tons and tests OF tires

hENE v EN- inc cNaC-
Wv tons and tests OF tires
are most severe-there
you will find Firestone Cords
in universal use.
The hard jobs seek Fire
stone. And so well has Fire
stone responded under difficult
eondiuons-so consistently has
mileage mounted 20 totals Inn
possible 20 obtain from ordi-
nary tires that today Most
Miles per Dollar is the buying
slogan Of thinking motorists
everywhere.
The blending and tempering
Of rubber, gum-dipped cord
construction. air-bag eure-all
these mileage methods have
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

Mrs Henry Mcconnell Of 81 NJ
spent Tuesday In the city.
Mrs Mary Rudy, Of Mayfeld, who
has been visiting her sister In law,
Mrs Fannie Titheringion. Of this
county, left for home Tuesday
DE- o I Lowry and Mrs Lowry
Of Tolu we're In the city Thursday Of
last week
The newest materials in Crepes.
Satins and Silks Of all kinds IOTTIE
TlNSLFY -TERRY's.
Dr u A. Slayden went 10 Lola
Friday 10 attend the funeral n his
brother. Marion Slayden. s3 years
old
Mrs Susan A Braniley u Nunns
who has been visitiig her daughter.
Mn A s Canaan. and grand.
daughter Miss Floy Braniley. o.
turned home "wednesday
Mr a d Feull and little
daughter, Linda lee. ~ Buffalo. are
expected here early in October Tor
10 visit with Mr and Mr. S. NJ
jenkins Mr Ferrill will come Dat.
.cr O. accompany them home
Screened Lump Coal ~ a bushel
ESQ poundsl AZ jenkins mine. Glad
stone Nv. ten miles from Marion
Burn a. white ash SO clinker.. no
stones, mo- sulphur. "Peacock coal q"
.LANliAM a SIMPSON. Lessee
Mr. A " Travis and son. 10
Tart lefi "wednesday Tor Charleston
and Fast Prairie, No 10 visit reln
tiyes Mr. Elmer Carter u Ro-
siciafe. accompanied them
VOTE Tor YOUR fayorites for King
and Queen n the Carnival ROYAL
Coronation a. 20 O'Clock LEGION
CARNIVAL
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III Asiss, Crittenden 3 g s....

Master a the legion Carniyal

MI ~ w 81 oiu ana moutN
Masters AZ the Legion Carnival
Mr. A W Tate Of Paducah left
Monday Tor home after spending the
week end with his sister. Mrs II
/ hammaek
br x L. Hardy went Ia 81
Louis Monday on business
Mu b d Fritts went to Evans
willie Monday a. enter a hospital for
treatment Mr Fritta accompanied
her
Miss Margaret Hlna went 10 an
Evansville hospital Friday for an op-
Grafton fur appendicitis Her parents
NJ and Mr. G. u Hina. accom-
panied Der
a Little boy went a'fishin' for 10
catch whale Legion Carnival
Mr " l. JAMES ~ kout, Five
vas iu ihs city Saturday
Be-, " Is atcs vent % an ~.
anasi.ir hospital Friday Tor a slight
operation
Please ras. the Cream" Biz show
.vith the Legion Carnival At School
Auditorium 500 = II
Don't miss the Butterfly Ballet
with Legion SHOW. school Auditorium
500 o. s.
Mr. 81 D Graves spent fcw
diy with her cousin. Mu 8 &.
SOB 40 Delaney th,. week
Nisa leusa Belt vent 20 Madi.
anntI.le Monday o. visit hef sister.
Nis Mari Belt
FOR RENT. Two Story. s.room
h"as, wired Tor eleciric lights. suit.
ah., fur tNo small families, SEQ per
month Immediate possession. rood
neighbour S. 81 JENKINS
700 SAMPLE Suits o. sell 81 bar.
lalu, lattie Tinalsy Terryi
Mr J ~ Hill and daughter. Miss
Virginia. u Tribune were on the
.dty Friday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

llamburgers and Ice Cream at the
LEGION CARNIVAL
r. Get your Supper at the Rustic
Inn LEGION CARNIVAL.
Mr A. b Riley Of Dekoven vas
in town Tuesday enroute homs from
CauHyille where he visited his Is.
ter Mrs Mamie Hardwick
Rev j - Trotter Of Elizabeth.
town, was in Marion Monday ahak-
inr hands with his many friends
DO was enroute % PinckneyVile 10
hold revival meeting
Mr Tom Champion and son. u
Caldwell county we're In Maron Tues.
day
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Whery Extra Service is Demanded
FireStone Cords Predominant

been developed by men whose
life work is the production OF
constantly increasing tire val
ues for the public.
Users in this vicinity verify
Firestone reputation, and re-
port almost daily some new
Firestone record Of extra dis.
lance travelled.
Don't be satisfied TO buy
tires-buy values-the longest
mileage at the lowest price con-
sistent with such reliable per
Torrance.
Make Most Miles per Dollar
your principle OF tire economy
- choose your next tire on
that basis.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

MHt
,.tGRbeen q visi TO Lola. re.
.Hfhome saturday
lost One Boy Scout Knife return
to Press office and receive reward 2
Mr. and Mrs " = lloyd " the
Crayne section were in the city Sat.
uIday
Madame Oqueechee sees the yelled
future and knows the misty past at
the Legion Carnival
~
Mr " " Stockton. BarA
vile, who has been relatives -ere. o..
TUNED home Monday
Freaks fnm afar amaze and amuse
LEGION CARNIVAL
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Local News

" o Tucker undertaken and em.
talmrr
Sc j. A EiH sent 90 Morgan
ts.d Monda
So J ~ Belle Isn Monday Co..
business 90 to Cincinnati
Coed psa Haj aai ba.,i .ine Goo
col, " o TERRY. Marion "
Mu CcrI ,as of Providence spent
o., seek ,ni n Nauau
So Ialk johnson and daughter
Uh,.ma aiisniui th, ball fam' at
rrH.sian Sunday
STONE Boz Gas.- ufts with
d. N4un u
l.f and Mu So p Bacon anl
daughter of Hari.HsuIr sp,n' OBJ,
vssk cod sIih Nu Haura PARENTS.
lalf, and Mu a Moor
M.sss. lena anI lm Wo1i. left
MaHisy Co. Angelo. Ds.. ta
.ItHa ths faI . er..- lmmlis
tD vtI spnI fa essls aib
ths brother Oh D. Nad.. boz Sc
lal.s
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

VOTE for YOUR fay0utes for King
and Queen n the Carnival ROYAL
Coronation a. 10 O'Clock LEGION
CARNIVAL
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COUPE ROADSTER
sI22S
SEDAN
1850
EQUIPMENT

TIE atadsbsttfltght So
essisakasiaaI a.ssttlatssias
49, alsai 49, hshi uaks
velvet piath uF.latsrIfi iasii
kstsuattfrs t.ssssHi este A.
tst ~ natf haasi ifarf 49,
"a rallfI UaIfalna
Hta Calrs Raatrff 1918
passafllt. sfufaf sraFr 1881
Hsaf aftk ~ iusfag alis
affti Ia sfaaaaf kaihff
Ash asisii hses ti sf 49,
trsnsnatuan "a taai fsaU
tafs "a flslh iamrs fa.a
VS. ula.t.tastt 49, sigti
Az aAsk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-05
PLEASANT VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Birkett spent
Christmas with the latter's parents.
near Baldwin.
Otto Evenson formerly of this
place, but who has resided with his
brother Henry and family in the Far
go district for the past number of
years, passed away last Sunday.
Funeral services were held at the
Congregational church, and burial in
Greenwood cemetery. Otto has been
in i'll health for some time past.
Mrs. Jackson Prisk visited few
days last week with relatives and
friends in River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Jackman and
Mrs. Jackson Prisk and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Lewis and son Lyle and Miss Ell
len Hanson were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Phillips Christmas.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-05
PRESCOTT

The Burlington bridge crew is busy
these days laying heavy steel rails on
the draw bridge.
Hook and line fishing through the
ice on Lake ST. Croix seems to be a
great sport these days. Many OF the
finny tribe are brought out of the
water by those fishing in this man
ner.
The first truck load of stock to
pass over the ice on Lake st. Croix
for the packing plant at Newport
went Tuesday. julius Knoblauch OF
this city took the load over
Movies at the Opera House on Sun
days will be discontinued until further
notice. The movies will show on Sat
urday evenings.
The wagon road on the Minnesota
side from the Lake ST. Croix ferry
nearly to Pit. Douglas is subject OF
court proceedings at saltwater, so
the report goes. The Town Board
OF Denmark made an offer of $4,000
to the owners Of certain strip OF
land on this road. The owners, LORI
er1tson & Echert, have appealed from
the award of that amount, SO 1T Will
come up for hearing. The stockhold-
ers of the Prescott Bridge Co. will be
interested to hear the outcome Of the
case.
The annual business meeting OF the
members of the Congregational
church will be held on Jan. 4th at the
church parlors. Before the meeting
the ladies of the church will serve
a supper at 25c per plate.
The members of the Odd Fellow
lodge will spend good deal of their
time during the long cold evenings
playing indoor baseball in their hall.
At their last meeting it was decided
to use the hall for that purpose, for
the members. With their large hall
the members will get lot of good
enjoyment with such games.
For a practice game of basketball
the High School and the local Ameri-
aen Legion teams got together anc
played their first game of the season
at the Opera House last Friday even
ing. The score was, Prescott High 26
American Legion 20. Chas. Bethel
was referee. The game was well play
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ed and the large crowd present en-
joyed it ].
KINNICKINNIC

Mrs. Lloyd Phillips gave delight
full dinner party December 26 to a
large gathering of friends.
Mrs. Howard Phillips entertained
friends Jan. at dinner party.
Thirty-seven friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Webs
ter Dec. 81 for dinner. After dinner
a prayer meeting was led by Rev.
Mr.. Bowe.
A delightful dinner and program
was given by the Farm Bureau" in
River Falls Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Fuller entertained the
Fuller clan Dec. "a.
An annual church meeting was held
Wednesday. 1t was voted to hire Mr.
Bowe as pastor of the church for the
year of 1922.
Blanche Fuller returned to her work
in Minneapolis Monday to resume
her work in teaching.
Mrs. Tony Nelson entertained the
Selleck's, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Rourke
and Miss Nellie Gregorson and Ed
Deiss.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-05
HIS LIFE NOT A FAILURE"
Mere Worldly Success Not the Only
Thing That Has, or Should
Have, Value.

HE Is little mild-eyed, gray man
who never has amounted to anything.
He is just another of LIES failures"
Thus wrote one business man to an
other.
Let's see. What Is a failure?
A good many years ago the heart Of
a boy leaped with the surging impulses
of ambition. All the golden dreams of
youth, finer by far than any realities,
were his.
But he never quite managed to make
things turn out the way he had
planned. Riding the high winds OF
great accomplishment was not for him.
His was the colorless monotony OF
grocery bills, rent, half-soled shoes and
a silver watch.
He wanted to be diamond, but
he only turned out to be a piece Of
coal.
One of life's unfulfllments, that's
all.
But not failure, because no man
who Is a good husband or a good
father or good citizen is ever
failure.
IL he is, there's something wrong
with the whole scheme OF human des-
tiny.-Thrift Magazine.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-05
Meaning Of the Cara. Mark.

When you buy a watch or ring or
any other article Of jewelry you gen.
orally find the mark. "14k." on 1t IL
it Is made Of gold Of that proportion.
But as to just how much gold there
is In lax gold ring, few people know.
Some gold is 1sk and some 22k.
Just as the name Sterling" stamps
silverware as being made Of solid sill
yer, so the carat marks on goldware
indicate the amount Of gold used In
making 1t. Gold is divided into
twenty-four carats, the six" mark
meaning ''carat" Pure gold contains
twenty four carats. The mark LAX"
on an object made of gold means thai
there are fourteen parts of gold and
ten parts Of alloy, generally copper,
In its makeup. Articles made Of pure
gold would not retain their shape, SO
the alloy is added. 14-carat gold being
most generally used In the manufac-
ture Of jewelry.
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SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH

In the city church service at 1890
a. m.
Mann Valley service at two O'Clock
p. m.
We expect great results of our
prayer meetings, and we urge all
christians to be steadfast in their
prayer.
E. d. Strandberg, Pastor
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ment of an administrator Of the ertate
of John A. Dawson late Of the City Of
River Falls in said county deceased;
Notice is hereby further given, that
at the Regular term Of said court to
be held at said Court House, on the
First Tuesday Of May. A, D., 1922,
there will be heard, considered, and
adjusted, all claims against said John
A. Dawson, deceased;
And notice is hereby further given,
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q County. In Probate.

Pierce County, In Probate.
In re-estate of John A. Dawson. de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at the
Regular term Of said court to be held
on the First Tuesday of February, A.
D.. 1922, at the Court House in the
village of Ellsworth, County of Pierce
and State of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered the application
of Walter B. Dawson for the appoint
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That ali such claims for examination
and allowance must be presented to
in the Village Of Ellsworth, in said
9th day of April, A. d. 1922, or be
barred.
Dated December 81, 1921.
BY the Court
w. p. Knowles. Judge
George b. Skogmo, Attorney
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If in need Of anything in the print
ed line call the Journal; the home of
Quality Job Printing. The best work
at reasonable prices.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES

Episcopal services will be held in
the parlors of the Hotel Gladstone
Sunday morning, Jan. 8, at 10:45 q.
M, the Rev. C. D. Frankel officiating
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-05
STEWART NERO. co.
River Falls Dept. Store

This coupon entities the holder to Fifty Cents
worth of merchandise to be selected in any de-
partment of our store on any business day from
January 3rd to Jan. 31st, inclusive.
Not redeemable after Not redeemable
500 D. m. u.,less signed
Tuesday, JAM 31st, 1922.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
PAVING PLANT
] IN WOODBRIDGE
Franklin Contracting Co.
Buys 81 Acres From Edgars
For New Factory

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. G.
Alexander Reed of the Franklin
Contracting Company of Newark,
the contractor laying the national
pavement surface on State street.
Perth Amboy, announced yesterday
that the company has just consum-
ated the purchase of a thirty
seven acre tract Of land at Edgar's
on which they intend to erect a
plant this fall for the manufacture
of their product.
The plant is to be erected along
the Port Reading railway at Pros
poet street, and will be designed
with a capacity for the manufacture
Of 1000 square yards of surfacing
material per day, and will give
steady employment to about thirty
men and mer teamsters and
truckers. after the plant is put in
cp reaitonitenhmay shrdlu
operation in the spring.
This company started their work
on State street last Monday and in
two days placed 5000 yards of ma
terials. but were forced to suspend
operations until the contractor lay
ing the base OF the road completes
his work. Mr.. Reed estimates that
three days Will be ample to complete
their portion of the paving and that
within a week after the surface is
laid the road may be opened to
traffic.
The new plant to be erected at
Edgars will provide for all road
work done by the company in Union
and Middlesex county, as well as
Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06

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