davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13

,Vsecnny sVe uSpOry, Dyla Jell
tax odnata, chodil, prosll, hro-
moval, az urady Sc jaly vyJed-
navati. Konecne mu nabidla ma
|d arska vlada "a pozemky,
skryvajicl miliony, kralovske
najemne - 80 haleru ia ctve-i
reGni sab. Roku 1914 vysledkyl
vrtani byly jiz velice uspoko-l
i've a tax bylo Zajmu uradu,
ably protesty Medlenovy byly'
skonceny. Podle odhadu oflcl-
elniho dostal bez dlouheho no.
veho ptani "a vsechen svuJ ma
jetek, praci i objev 1900 ko-
run, ponevadz nechtel bytl spo|
kojen, pridali mu - dukladny|
vyprask, slibili pripadne jeste
jeden a zalezitost byla urovna-
ma. Pro Mad 'ary Slovak nenl
clovek. Pokud vim, bylo po
prevratu Medlenovi, ktery pra
cuje v milionovem podniku,
Jim vlastne vytvorene, jako chu
ldy delnik, navrzena Ga snad
/ liz dano) znovu slusne cd
lstupne Cd nasi republiky.
V dohe, kdy Sc poeinala II
Sc rakousko-uherska bortit q
bylo zrejmo, re petrolejova O.
blast gbelska pride do rukou
ceskoslovenskych, snazili Sc
Mad'afi, ably tezba z nj byla co
neimensi - duvod vysled-
XIV Sc objevily. Po pfevratu
name co dekovati ien usilovne
mu zakrooeni .nekolika nasich
odbornikG, re milionovy pod
nix nebyl pronajat ma dlouha
leta jako bezcenny ga n6kolik
/, korun zidum. Dnes opravdu le
radost spatfiti, jak prosperule
! pod vedenim ceskych pracoVnl
XII.
Ma mnoha mistech bylo vr-
el tano, kde mohl Sc, ocekavatl
fdobry vysledek a jiz loni, po-
0 die laskave zpravy p. inz. Tr-
i navskeho odvadela gbelska O.
i blast den CO den a vagony ole
u ie. ZariZeni nemuze AMI posta-
: citi tezbe, proudly oleie iii sc
l.. celymi potoky, vail Sc do veil
) keno rybnilSu, 'ktery jest napl!
G nen olejem az po okraj. NO
0 ve a move strouhy bylo nutnt
e tvofiti, ably iimi mohli tee
nj spousty. Nezbyvalo hned an
e casu ia vybetonovani, ktere by
= zabranovalo, aby Sc odej ne
= vsakoval do zeme. Mastny tol
n Iplyne Y Sirokem prikopu do ci
o stirny, odkud vychazi roztil
/ den iako dobry oiej k mazan
2 istroju.
Neco malo, tus1m, pres lot
g m huboko V zemi jest vrstv;
" pisku, ktera obsahuje tento 0
~ lei: misty poruchou kufe zen
2 ske poklesla tato vrstva ash
y 100 n, take nutno Vrtati hlo'
y beji. Otvorem vystrikuje pax
i lei do WISE podobe velke
Ii lepc fontany, pokud nepovo
y tlak hoflavych plynu, jez .le
e vymrst'uii. To prave sc stal
Z, Y techto dnech. kdy sloup OLE
a ie byl vrh;ln do vysek mnohel
TO vetsieh, nez jest vyska vrt
g. cich vezl
i, Po case tlak plynu Sc zmel
Ia 81 olej jest nutno terpati. |
a kazalo Sc, ze neljednodussi {
a byvani lest pro Gbely take n
q prakticteisi: Olei jest pros
III vyblran We zVlastnich tezkyt
C. hadobach podobe valcu cl
OH c0vanim') J. Cerpanl moderf
o. nj stroji sc tam neosvedcilo p
o. lis. ponevadz olejem Jest na
po, savan take pisek, ktery pls
Sc okamzlte tax odre, re cerp
aldla prestanou '.tahnouti"
Pozoruhodno jest, ze petr
Ia lei byva "a podobnyoh geol
1e- e-igickych rozmeru vSude jim
to-iye vstvach daleko starslch,
Ike nejstarsich dob tfetihornlc
TO- kdezto olejonosne pisky gb
Ell slc isou start jen mladych t
oy-ltihor. X onem starSim vrstva
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13

barveni; z prirozene zvedavo-
sti naklonil jsem Sc mad pa-
pir, ktery opet pfirozenym ge-
stem 1rednik oddaIil. Mluvil
jsem tomto zjevu v San Sebe
stianu nasim spanelskym W.
slancem drem. Kobrem, jenz
by 81 pral, ably Sc mu hlasil
kazdy pripad, kdy by Sc cesko-
slovenskym pfislusnikIm chill
neprijemnosti ma spanelskych
hranicich. Pan vyslanec ma il
ste nejlepsi umysly, stejne ja-
ko muslin doznat, re nase "a
hranicni urady v cizine, pokud
jsem je poznal, vychazeji vel
mi ochotn6 vstric kazde zado-
sti svych prislusnikd. Nez, co
zmuze jejich prace proti velml
subtilni a obratne propagaci,,
ktera mas stat lici tax, jak by |
81 no pfaia miziva mensina.
Tato propagace, ktera PRAGUE
v cizine, necht' srovna social
mi pom6ry v naSi republice Sc
soc. pom6ry kterehokoh statu
a uvidi, ze maly mas stat V tom
smeru jde v cele. Proc delat
tedy propagaci cizimu polite
kemu systemu, ktery vlastnl
chabosti, jak priznavajl jeho
vudci, Sc hrputi, kdyz je moz-
no delat propagaci znacnym
socialnim reformam, ktere 81
preje mas president a ktere Sc
provadeji, jak toho byti statu
snese. Veru, ze pro ceske ko-
munisty byla by tn vdecneJsl
prace, "a ktere hlavne Spanel
sko by mohlo teziti. Tim, re
misto zdravych socialnich my
slenek uvadeji Sc tam ideje
extremisticke, upevnuje sc tim
vice ostrazita reakce.
Nez, podobna povest' nepfed
: chazi mas jen We Spanelsku; i
: v samotne Florencii mutt prace
! 1lasich -komunistickHch nahon-
cich k opatrnosti. Stalo Sc mi,
! re francouzsky pohranicni u
: rednik dal jedine mnj pas ma
stranu, ably neho vyhledal me
4 nacionale. Kdyz jsem Sc podi-
: vii teto zvlaStni a nemile Opa-
], trnosti, kterou mi venoval, od-
: povedel, re jest to shora nari-
| zeno pro ceskoslovenske pasy.
i Jindy pri podobne prilezitosti U
0 pozornoval jsem adrazne jine-
! ho ufednika, re jsme spoJencl
: Francie, re jsme s nj bojovali
: proti Nemcum, atd. Posloucha
h a pax sc usmeje a ukazuje mi
E re vedle ceskeho a mezinaroc
: niho francouzskeho textu '
a mem pasu jest stejne velkJ
n text nemecky a jemnou fran
o couzskou ironii Sc mne pta
: proc re name jazyk svlch ne
!! pfatel ma svych statnich listi
O mach. To jsem mu veru nedo
) vedl Tici a nevim to do dnes
: Je-li to pro nemeckou mensi
q nu pax stejnym a snad i vet
= Sim pravem mohou tuto pred
l. most zadati Rusove podkarpat
i, sti a ovsem take Mad'ari.
) Chtel jsem jen r;ci, ze vyslo
h vujlce v cizine "Jsem obcar
,e ceskoslovenske republiky" $
A. SLeJnou nrdoStl, lako to clnl
e. starorimsky obcan "Cives re
e, manus sum-, muzete byt ne
y kdy nepriiemne dotceni v
< svych citech.
e. Nepatfi to sice do teto kap
q toly, nez myslim, re zavdecir
.e lse vsem spoluobeanum, cestu
h jicim v cizine, poukazi-i, ia
"a jest format naseho pasu M
~ prakticky; te veci bychor
1e jen ma prospech mohli napodt
az bit stare Rakousko.
IL DR.. EN-. Sibllk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
Zabezpecte Sc
ably rok 1922 Vam byl Iepsim
rol1el,.

Ffisel iste dobry obchod neb dobre
ulozeni penez "a posledni rok proto, ze jste
nemel hotovost?
At Jest jiz Vase zamestnanl jakekol =
necht' denlk, obchodnik, domaci hospody-
ne neb obchodni zfizenec = odlozte kazdy
tyden naco slime sporitelne ma 4 20 lirok.
Pax budete miti dob6 nejvetsi potrehy
hotovy reservni fond kterv Vas pres vse
pfenese
Prihoene 'unistena ma Public Sqsiaru,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
Find Still in Moscow

Star Mirror: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Miller and Henry Vanderwalker are
under arrest on liquor charges as
the result of JOINT raid by Moscow
city and Latah county peace officers
on Mlller's home at 922 South Wash
lntgon street at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning. One of the largest stills
ever taken in Latah county, a COM
plete 40-gallon still, IL gallons of
noonshlne liquor, and seven barrels
of corn mash, were taken in evld-
ence.
Information leading to the arrest
was furnished by Chief of Police
Grant Robbins and in company with
Deputy Sheriff Charles Summer
field the Miller home was searched.
On the second floor was found the
complete still all set up but not in
operation and three-burner oil
stove along with the other evidence
of "moonshining" activity.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
School Notes

Those receiving Health Crusade
badges IN the lower grades are:
BIanch Aiken, Carl Erickson, Gladys
Reece, Burneda Cummings. William
Holt, Hazel Reid, Dorothy Gambler,
Opal Reece, Nellie Crocker.
All the pupils IN the first and
second grades who have been absent
for the past two weeks on account of
illness are back IN school with the
exception of Blanch Aiken, who is
still ill.
The A division of the first grade
have finished three primers and one
first reader and are ready to take up
new reader.
The second and third grades are
nicely started in their new reading
books. This makes the third book
for both grades this term.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
Boy Badly Burned

The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Blgham of American ridge
was badly scalded Monday morning
while his mother was doing the
washing. The boy was sitting near
the washing machine when Mrs.
Blgham poured a boiler full Of hot
water into the machine. The stop
per came out, allowing the hot
water to run over the BOYS should
er, side and chest. The little fellow
was brought to Kendrick for med
ical attention and is getting along
very nicely at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. F.
Blgham. While the burns were very
painful they were not deep enough
to prove dangerous.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
The Lyceum Entertainment

The third number OF the lyceum
course appeared here last Monday
evening. Only two people, the De-
Marco-Aistrup Entertainers, were
In the company, but 1t was by far
the best of the three numbers of
this seasons course. In fact, it was
the only one of the three that might
be termed satisfactory.
The guarantors, thirteen in num-
ber, are now making good deficit
of little more than 500. There is
still one more number in the course,
which Will be a home talent pro-
ductlon Of some kind. The pro-
ceeds from this entertainment
ought, In a large measure, to make
up the deficit occasioned by the
three entertainments that were Civ
en- by paid talent.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
Mail Your Ballots

The ballots are not being returned
by the Legion members as fast as
the executive committee would like
to have them. AS the time for vot-
ing is limited there snould be no
further delay in mailing the ballots.
Those who do not wish to continue
their membership would confer a
favor on the local committee by
stating their reasons, or If they
haven't the membership fee at this
time their membership will be paid
by the local past and the amount
nay then be paid the legion by
the members at later date if this
l. requested.
= E. Ii. DammareIl and Rev. Pick
or ng went 10 Spokane, Thursday,
TO attend Methodist conference.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
NEW THEATRE
FOR KENDR|CK
Stock Company Incorporated
- Tuesday Night.

According to plans outlined at
meeting of stockholders Of the
kendrlck Theatre Co., held last
Tuesday night, Kendrick will soon
have one of the best equipped and
most up-to-date theaters of any town
of It's size IN the state. The requir-
ed amount of stock to complete the
building and equip 1T, has been
sold and the company Incorporated.
For the past two months there
has been plan on foot to purchase
the building next to the Kendrick
State Bank, formerly used as a
garage, have it rebuilt and used as
a community hall and picture
theatre. The idea has been gradual
ly gaming IN tavor and at the meet
Ing held Tuesday night everyone
present was enthusiastic to see the
plan carried out. Twenty-Five
hundred dollars in cash was SUBJ
SCI ibed for stock and &. &. Oldfield
of Spokane agreed to put in his up
to-date theatre equipment, which
is now at Cheney, WASH, and take
stock for the appraised value of the
equipment. Inc company is being
incorporated for $1,000.
Tuesday night plans were submit
ted. giving a general outline of the
building as it will appear when re-
modelled. The plans call tor a new
stucco front, sloping concrete floor,
stucco walls and ceiling, glass en-
closed ticket booth, stage 18xl6
feet and other minor details. The
building, when completed, will be
easily heated and we'll ventilated,
and will be large enough for all
purposes for which 1t is intended.
The theater equipment which Mr..
Oldfield has, consists of opera chairs,
lighting fixtures, ventilatlng system,
motor-driven picture machine,
piano. etc. 1t is practically new
and will furnisth the building in a
manner worthy of the entire plan.
At the meeting OF stockholders
tuesday night the incorporation
papers were signed and directors
elected as follows: A. Wilmot, Joday
Long, e. 6. Oldfeld, E. w. Lutz
and Ralph b. Knepper Mr.. Oldtield
is expected here next week and at
that time the directors Will be IN a
position to let the contract for the
remodeIing of the building, bids
having already been received. The
work Will be rushed as tast as pos
slble and it is fully expected that
by April /, the tneater Will be ready
for business.
MIR. OIdfield will lease the build
, ing and equipment from the Theater
, Co., and will conduct fisrt class
, picture house. He has had consider
aple experience along this line and
those who know HIM feel that his
, success is practically assured. -
Following is list Of stockholders
, of the company: Theo Hanson, Mar
tin Thomas, E. E. Bechtol. &. F
Walker, Ralph Knepper, Frank Ell
, Walter Thomas, Jodav Long. A.
Wimot, Harold Thomas, Louis
r Pearson, Walter Bigham, B. N.
, Emmett, E. W. Lutz, E. P. AtchI-
son, &. &. Oldfield, Frank Chamber
lain. Leo e. Raaberg, A. X. Carlson,
t R. ID. Newton, Schuyler & Deobald
opd I ociia RohartS
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
Band Dance Tonight

The Band Dance and Basket Social
will be held at the Fraternal Temple
tonight friday. As an incentive
for the ladies to bring baskets a
prize will be awarded the Cne who
brings the most attractive basket.
The kendrlck Orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion. The proper
spirit will be for everyone to get
behind the band boys and help make
the dance and social huge success.
All net proceeds derived Will be
turned into the treasury OF the
Dand.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

Our county was apportloned $2,-
10000. Since we have more than
raised our quota for the year with
out considering the amounts not
sent or reported to US direct, 1t is
the belief of the committee that all
charitable effort for the balance of
the year should be directed toward
the relief of other than Near East
Needs.
However, hear IN mind that the
Near East problem will be here for
us again next year. Children don't
grow up IN year or two or even
5 years. Be ready by saving old
clothes and by putting aside sack
or SO of good wheat for 1929
relief.
j. D. DAVIS,
Chairman County Committee.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
David Carson Hamil

David Carson Hamll passed away
at the home of his son, j. G. Hamil,
Wednesday evening, death being
due to paralysis and old age. If
he had lived IL day longer he would
have reached the age of 80 years.
For number of years he has made
his home with his son, his wife
having preceded him IN death sew
eral years ago. The body Will be
shipped today to his old home at
Washington, Iowa. for burial.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
Bear Ridge Dance Success

About two hundred people from
the surrounding country attended
the dance last Friday night at the
Community Hall en- Big Bear ridge,
several sleigh loads going from
kendrick. Music was furnished by
the kendrlck Orchestra. Everyone
pronounced the affair grand sue
cess. 1t was the first dance held in
the new hall. One OF the pleasing
features Of the evening was the
splendid lunch served by the dance
committee.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
Annual w. o. w. Meeting

There will he an open meeting of
White Pine CalnpNo. 204. W. o. W.,
at the Fraternal Temple, Tuesday
evening, January 81. A most inter
esting program will be gwen, one
number of which consists OF a negro
minstrel. Musical numbers Will
also be attractive features, and the
refreshments are always good.
Al this meeting, tie l. uge will
be visited by the deputy head con-
sui, h. 2. Martin.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
CLARK
CANCELS CONTRACT
On Account of Ill Health He
Won't Undertake Work

In an article from the Tribune
correspondent, appearing in Sun
days Tribune, and also from the
Jullaetta correspondent of the Star
Mirror IN Mondays issue, state
ment appeared to the effect that
the report in the kendrlck Gazette
stating that contract had been let
by the Kerdrick Highway District
to Columbus Clark for tine compile
tion of the Powell hill grade, for
the sum of $1,000, is denied. The
Jealous correspondent gave no in
formation concerning the source of
the denial but simply stated that
the report "ls denied.
At regular meeting of Kend-
rick Highway District, hello Satur-
day, January Ia, Mr.. Clark appeared
before the board of commissioners
and agreed to undertake the COM
pIetlon Of the grade around Powell
hill for the sum of $4,000. All the
stlpulations concerning the con-
tract were agreed upon but were
not reduced to writing, this de-
tail being left for completion some
time during the following week
While the contract was still IN the
verbal stage, nevertheless it was
unquestionably contract. Last
week a members of the board of
highway commissioners received a
letter from Mr.. Clark IN which he
stated that on account of Ill health
he would not be able to fulfill the
terms of the contract. Under these
conditions the commissioners felt
the excuse was sufficient to annuI
the existing contract, so new con-
tract was entered into with A. W.
Jones who has agreed to finish the
grade for $1,000 and will beglr
work as soon as the weather per
mits.
| Following is the version of the
affair from the pen of the Juliaetts
correspondent of the Star Mirror:
A statement first appearing in tht
Kendrlck Gazette, winch has since
been given wide publicity to thu
effect that contract had been le
to Columbus Clark of JuIlaetta fol
the completion of the work on tn,
Powell grade, between JuIlaetts
and Kendrick for $4,000 has beer
denied.
As county commissioner of Latat
county, working under salary th'
question arose as to whether Mr.
Clark would be permitted unde
the law to take contract from
highway district. At least Mr.
Clark has not yet signed the con
tract, though tender of the contrac
was made to him by the commls
sioners of the highway district.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

gard, president of the First Trust
& Saving Bank and j. S. Hecka-
thorn, cashier uf the First National
bank, of this city, form the ex-
ecutive committee.
The next meeting Of the associs-
tion will be held at some .Latah
county town, yet to be decided
upon.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
CONCERNING
INCOME TAX REPORT
Returns May Show a Saving
Over Those of 1920

In making out his income tax re-
turn for 1921, the average taxpayer
will find a considerable saving in
comparison with the amount of tax
paid on the same income for 1920.
The exemptions provided by the
revenue act of 1921 are 1000 for
single persons (the term including
widows, widowers, divorces, and
persons separated from husband and
wife by mutual agreement, $2,5OO
for married persons whose net IN
come was $1,000. or less, and
$1,000 for married persons whose
net income was $1,000 or more. Un-
der the revenue act of 1918 the per-
sonal exemption allowed a married
person was $4,000, regardless of the
amount of net income. The person
al exemption allowed a married
person applies also to the head of a
family, man or woman who supports
IN one household one or more reIa-
tives by blood, marriage, or adop-
tion.
The exemption tor dependents
a person who receives his chief sup
port from the taxpayer and who Is
under Is years of age or incapable
of self-suport because mentally or
physically defective - is increased
from 5000 to $400.
The act requires that return be
filed by every single person whose
net income for 1921 was 81 900 or
more, every married person whose
net income was $4,000 or more, and
by every person-single or married
whose gross income was $4,000 or
more.
The requirements to file a return
of gross income of $1,000 or more
regardless of net income is a new
provision. Net income is gross in
come less certain specified deduc-
tlons for business expenses, losses,
bad debts, etc., which are fully ex-
planned on the forms.
Returns must be filed by married
couples whose combined net income
for 1921, including that of depend
ent minor children, equaled or ex
ceeded $4,000, or if the combined
gross income !equaled or exceeded
$1,000.
The period for fling returns j.
from January to March Is, 1922
Heavy penalties are provided fol
failure or "wlllful refusal" to fill
a return on time.
Form 1040A for incomes Of $1,000
and less, ard l040 for incomes In ex
cess of $1,000 may be obtained from
the offices of collectors Of interna
revenue and branch offices. Tn,
tax may be paid In full at the TIM
of fling the return, or in fou
equal installments, due on or be
fore March Is, June Is, Septembe
Is, and December Is.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

K. Davis of JuIiaetta
and Arlene Schneider of Myrtle,
were united in marriage at the
cnurt house at Lewiston, Wednes-
day, Probate Judge Woef1en per-
forming the ceremony.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
LATAH COUNTY REPORTS ION NEAR EAST Relief
Chairman j. D. Davis Gives Interesting Details of Recent
Campaign for Wheat

Freight from Jullaetta,
kendrick, Troy to Mos
COW S 47.59
Telephone and telegraph 4.05
Sacks used on 20 bbls. of
flour from farmers and
freight on bags of beans
from Harvard 4.4S
l bbl of flour donated by
but not paid for by party 4.10
305 bbIs. export flour at
$4.1O 1,25O.0O
Cash on hand in bank 1925
Total $1,327.S7
Now while this flour cost US only
81, ,250.OO from the mill, yet by add
ing the incident expense OF freight.
ETC., the committee deems 1t fair
that we have credit on a basis OF
$500 PEI bbl. The beans given
represent credit at DC per Id. The
old clothes are credited at 75c per
Id.
Latah County credit from July
l. 1921 to January 1, 1922, for cash.
flour, beans and old clothes are as
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

Totals 328 "a S695.3
LESS 9 sacks at Spokane and Pa
Iouse.)
The county committee, by the or
der from the northwest district
office at Spokane, saved time and
money by selling the wheat recelv-
ed, at 90c per bushei-No. l white
club wheat basis and by bulyng
export -four at S4.lQ per barrel.
The 319 sacks brought $632. so
Cash given 695.37
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

Below is given a detailed report
by ]. D. DAVIS, Latah county chair
man of the Near East Relief, on the
recent campaign for wheat for the
sufferers of the Near East. The re-
port is comprehensive, and not only
shows what has been received and
shipped, but also shows that Latah
county communities nave, as rule,
given generously toward this
worthy cause.
In making out this report it is
difficult to give exact data because
of three facts: First: much money
which should be credited as part
of our quota is sent direct through
church organizations. This can be
corrected to a great extent by send
Ing telephone or written report
of such gifts to the county chair
man who Will see that they are pro-
perly credited. Second: various
communities in the county have dir
ected gifts to the Spokane, Office.
eliminating some added expense and
some time thereby. For all this
we get due credit, in time. but it
makes our reports a little out of
date all the time. Third: some of
the items we have given have vsrl-
able value as you see from the fol-
lowing report on our recent wheat
campaign. Following is the num-
ber of sacks and amount of cash re.
ceived from each town:
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

$l,327.s7
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

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