davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25

Pescl. Sborfor iaIperben eifter spI,
fta mi for Siben2 Sc, iuul life bill babe
! oget Gnipar paa fig iom sgstemRue
ollieebel. burne beIit Iabe bore at aifte
JIG, Zines ies. Spor or bet bIit al
sSresfsIeIieu mi? Soor bar M ituttei
aHlonrsiheIien ooerfor fine Barn oe
TIN Suitru bort9 Spprfor tale iaa mes
GET ont Srso paa Sorbeu, raor Sreoens
Nrnstteo = Siemmst - life freoes ON
I'ereY Cub bore taftet for etbperi
Sie1n. bport Der Dor tro sgstef9uer eno.
mn, tbi btsie er Sorbsns Salt % uber
ots'e pilbe 0eroen saa i'm llnoereanc
trteoe. ct Tibet grerpeI, pua bbob mar
tom anie for ct soot 0aao 8enner incl.
lem heruoe, Tan bit Beauties til at ilu.
itrere erbeI Soils Santeeane m,pm,
itunSer. Seq bar berum 2ageu til gp.
en-, % en- 0tano iasbe til mig, at iel
lem bar Gnfemauo, brroe tonme mere
no, og ttte orine 'aa haarbt dItiS, mer
babe liot Moro ibIanot, FAINT at ON iee
tom I'll Spen ON aneIoen, piIoe bette
tore Den bebite Sib at fube 0eoro /
Seq ipurste ham ba, bnao iee IfliIbc iist
II Sarnene ium Iarins til, at ieg oroe
nj gpen paa ben Sib? Sau iasoe, o.
les funoe iise ie9 maatte bio / Sorrets
munger. Seq iaebe, at iee f~oreirat a
Iiee mine Barn bare bet ipnn ianct bar
CO at iise benz, boab nit sgrinSe / e
ht9t SiIfGlle bar, bclsre foretrat q
toloe mig hienlme. oe ba iaebe ban, a
1eg bar oum, 90 iea tror, at ban mente
bpao ban iasoe. Moralen / @crben el
Bit laare tpno M, pg ON hi fer pad Si.
itorien igiennem 6ortioeu, oil hi Inar
b!ioe bar, at / De 2anoe. bbor RuruIer
losbes bort, foripanbt SoItcne CAN'T
fcrt iom Hatior % Iepeopetiec Soil
SfaI bette berliee 2anb Imerita eao Il,
Undergoing irnsoe paa bette @runoIag
Ssr brrete pi at iige: Sientnet er bel
lt8t - men mn fer BET ilp til, al alto,
nlanee Siem life agtes beuise mere
men bare iom ct Steo at ipiie % fob
|. ON life Ssrnene faar bebpIoe lin Zig
telie for besgc fine SorGlore, iaa saa'
bet fort nebpoer meb RoraIen / @eroen
Seq ticroer en- ling Same, iout ifal baov
Iagt: "Wein Suber tror paa fri 9ierlis
beb - boorfor itaI life ie9 babe COB ii
at tro bet iamme"2 Spis man bill boIS
paa, at Splpsrins er 8raften Tom bore
en- Nation oppe, iaa nlaa IoraIeu osial
i9ttes font bet forucutitc Sag / enbpe,
StoIe, nGitefter GeIigioreu, tbi inte
llSen Telisioren bar ben bGrenSc 4rai
/ Jig. 5 ct Siem bpor Solt eaar tiIborb,
lloen at tGnte pda at bebe Sub peliisu
Iaoen for Jig, err bet til l~luSersaug
tbt ON oct ta9er Sto at bIipe lpnIigt, ia,
gaar Oct Den fire Sci til set prrre, o,
rGitc Generation bill Hart piie Selocrnc
Sec bill beGere itr4ne aIene Neitcu a
mine Gage, eno ta9e en- 9ubleS apinbe
Suiet, tbt bun piIoe life brinae Sreb
quiet, og bppr Der life er SreO | ct 9lls
Iiboer Satan / SsiiRhet.
@i bar ale iaa let for at role Den,
INN er eaaet bort ira bette Sip; boorio
lite role benz, mems be leber? SuItrl
tilbe fsle fig ierbeIes ppleftet. ON b
at % iii ia9oe benoe en- apmpIiment 70
1T Stpr 90 Stel | quiet for os. Spa
life paa benlise Orb til Din Suitri
mems bun er iline, bette bill ipare oi
mango Saarer, mar bun er taeet Dor
ira big. Wrbsbi8it,
s. s. Seuaub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
IRA Weftpprt, Oregon.

Ga lea fit ie ben rsoe Saanb paa
sIobet MI iibite Summer, blep ies baaoe
lou,ftlb pg forareet, paa mig ieIp for
Fl iaaoant Slurperi os life betaIe for
n beu Ioro ipm jeg 90 "Eoiteu" bar
hart hammer, us teuf en- Yreit! Sa,
bpop fan man ba neute at alnlinbelise
bsbeli9c.
Sea bill ba fsrit bebe ON llnbifplbs
nina, for NIT Slurperi os bece "9oa
iten% bGre inilb os tomme igien iaa fort
ION muIist. Ser er en- Ro%itaupisnins,
iom piloe greie Sageu til lite giai
1928, og pa itaI ies paste paa, at iftc
bcn rsbe 6aano Hal tonlnle. ON 9e,
Or. Reoatter, bill Iabe, "Soitcn"s S9s
icre 6src min Spnbserfienbelie, iaa
rrrsgo.
groDcrlig Silien fra
q. Samuelieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
Speriscs bpieite Tielo.

gn Expedition, ienbt no al Den
ipenife Suriitforeitins, bolOer for 81
SEN paa meb at fartlGsse Speriges
beieite Sielb aebnefaiie. 6or enbel
glar iiben troebe man, at Sareftioffc
Dor Sen bsieite Sielotop, men peb ie'
mere Waolinger panbt &ebnefaiie,
6ieIoct err 1923 Reter bit % libet
fienot. Oct fan / oenne Sorbinbelie
nGpres, at @alobspigsen er 246s
Weter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
GorSprtnr i0uOen
3emo, bet renslise. antiieptiife Gin
binui, er netpp boab bn trmtser.

sGnsit big life for eczema os andre Suos
i~psbomms. On fan baus IN rem, iuub Cub
peb at BRUCE Semo, at erboloe | huiIteioms
beIii gpotbet for 35c, srsr ertra fore Slater
for 800.
!3snto forbripsr / Ilminoslisbsb Sue!sr,
gIadbsabs, SIssusr, gc;sma os Riusorm,
os bet sisr Subeu rem os iunS. !Semc sr
ct reuslist, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, antiisptif
Slubiim. Get er let at aupsrbs % toftr
tun en- gasatsl for bpsr a~npeuSeIis. Oct
er aItio paalibeli9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25

iom Gf3emo, Salt abeun,, Barriers
,Sstcb, garnIc Saar, Hingcrm, Sroit.
og g~ranoiaar, Sroitbio, S~lbforsiit.
ming fra llgrGs euer 6arper, 9lacf.
bea6s % andre belbrebes obiolitt peo
grltg al min @csena SpeciHe.-Iin
Cub. Salpc bill beIbreoe Stab, alsc,
Snat, Seocn gears euer &rairie
Stcb paa faa Gage. Sor bcIbreoet
.SuIirber / oe iibIte 20 Iar. SenSt
pr. Yuit for 50 bier.
Mpptbcfcr 2. Mmfluo,
gur q, Gpuperstotpn, u. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
Tra Grepipte, @aih.

ebet ieg fornper Subitriptipn paa
~@oiteu" til min Seiter bill ieg berpeb
b,bc ON Ylabs for en- penlis SiIsnins
bsrfro at aft itaar sobt % bel til -
,,rstoucn at pi bar bapt en- TOR os BARN
gonnter. @i bar life bapt 8esu Der
ira 7be Itai til ben ODE aneuit.
&nIb Eeberien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25

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| fifferlig
| Gam /
Gage er
Pier Here
.Spolicer
bare paa
friret er
Staal,
11RX
bsrer 10
eres Or
| Speciel
H.. CO..
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ills 9[n.
| og be6it
| |, er al.
oeriteb8.
to Sgn.
|. Wtrs.
10 9obl
t 1torife
|, Chico.
boerfiGrt
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Jar aniat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25

| officieGe
boalfa1t.
| 1 al II
! 62,462
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+ngitifibe
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portifibe.
tottS bar
fia, q
nS o9 /
portifibe
femme /
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! Sall6e.
b6 Sons
43 Sons
arbei6e.
mem $50
| Sangits
Pribrene,
PED Seer.
Rs Cons
paa 275
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geri paa
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pg fin.
|portitbe
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BE- Sous
ottds OF
Norfs
'Irnliot"
b.. Yrts
bius Co..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
Indiana Plans Importation Of Workers
s 20 Whistles Blow In Vain

~ - =
staunton, Ind.-Although 800 1ndi.
ana National guardsmen are here to
protect miners who might respond to
Governor McCray's message calling
for volunteers to dig coal for state
institutions and essential industries
there was little activity at the two
mines which It was proposed to open
under state supervision. - e
whistles at the mines are blown, but
few workmen respond. National guard
officers said q small force was at work
cleaning up the mines and putting ma.
.chinery in shape for operation. It was
also understood that plans had been
made for importing workers from Chi
cago to operate the mines from which
coal is produced BY the strip mining
method. y ~ a rs 5Si3.
There has been no show Of hostility
toward the troops BY the striking min.
ers. & 4;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
GOVERNORS OPEN FARLEY
elk Coal Producing States to ee Rep
r resented.

indianapolis Governor McCray,i
having taken his first steps to produce
coal for indiana stare institutions and
essential industries, turned his, atten.s
ton to the conference of governors
from. a. number Of coal.prod ucing
states. The governor, who extended
invitations to SIX other governors to
meet with him to discuss plans for the
production Of coal. has received word
that Governor Davis OF Ohio. Governor
,Groesbeck Of Michigan and the broth.
OF. Of Governor Morrow, Of Kentucky
as his representative, will attend the;
conference. The governors OF Wiscon..
sin, West Virginia and Pennsylvania
who were invited to the conference
will be unable to attend on account
Of urgent duties arising from the, strike
situation.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
By ELEANOR PORTER
Author Of "Polyanna," " Just David" Etc.
Copyright By Eleanor II. Porter.

THERE were three men in the hotel
= office that Monday evening: Jared
Parker, the proprietor; Seth WILDER.
town authority on all things past and
present; and John Fletcher, known In
,Collingsville as 1.-THE Squire" posi-
bly, because of his smattering Of
Blackstone; probably because of. his
silk hat and dollar, bank
account. Each Of the three men eyed
with unabashed curiosity the stranger
In the doorway.
Good evening, gentlemen" began
a deprecatory voice. "I-er-this is
the hotel7"
In trice Jared Parker was behind
the short counter. ;.,
Certainly sir. Room, sir7' he said.
Him. yes, IL suppose So" MUIR
INJURED the stranger. as he signed his
name with painstaking care.
"Now, where shall I find Professor
Marvin, please7"
"Why, there amt no Professor Mar
win. that know Of"
"Mebbe he means old Marvin's son."
interposed Seth WILDER with chuckle.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10

Report Of Treasurer Of Emmonshurr
School District No. 81, County q
!san State Of North Dakota. for
inc 1n Des'aonning July !, 1921, and end
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10

Every day this summer more and
more men, women and children are
cutting down on the heavy, indigestible
foods and turning to lighter diet for
health's sake. They are getting away
from that uncomfortable drowsiness
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
Total receipts for year.
Grand total receipts for. year,
including cash on hand July

including cash on hand July
~ Ei;x;;PpiE I'M i ,itjla
S ss9%anent oi mprovements ..;17so 80
Amount paid during year for
ssinasTiss run sss
Amount Raid dur!nE year ear,,n tq
81 TescheSs' Retirement ]. +.
AMOUNT rSns p.id dSsins ye ii: Tor. Tor
s selooi oni saa :. psnss. = IS. ii
A 1stsas,1 ps aa s s9sians .S Sdas s!
Am Tpanspooa atat onl Pupils. 1856 SIS
& libra. Library Books and Text s
Other Expenses--ss,5 Z, !, ].
81 Incide atal expense 8 .os:
ota Ing hs ysar -. aa ,747a. 10
cab ssas 81 hssss e
s stsk YEAR fS June = so rs sna 2
a, essh total s saRsfnesstufss s,a ss
a sSfA FIN 1 S. ga1SkiEa Tt5ND y
ATTogns g Js Sinklnf lssi n = $500 90
Amount transferred to Sinking
Fund from General Fund rs ,oo "a.
during year . 1VV wv ~
\ s.. s's sSss' rsss
Treasurer Of Union School District
Appr rove tbs 4tn az 8 Ans Mt; 1922 q
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
TREAsURER,s REPoRr

81 .K, eIs Of Treasurer Of EmmonsburR
S Sen District No; e, County q
year beginning July i, 1891. and. an a1rs
ing June 50. 1922; - -. 4. 81
Cash on hand, including sfnk-5s & 4.
ing FUND, at beginning Of
=, scnool year. July /, 4 92i. s7tig az "
total amount received durinE. .ss. oo Of
State State l T',,t,o appeer' ;tI q
Total ,tsl amount received during - 8. 81 3:
year from apportionsne ntsi 81 .s4
Am9 nanny tuition Fund 24s. IL II
Sssn tasss lsvisd sYbgtnb Ysss
school Board 1884 or
Total receipts ftgrsyear ;2o45 700 ].
eifss Sept 81 y ia;
! lssl i1;i,,, ~, n. s2l15. ss
amount paid during year for
An ADnaEa psia d1,;as ~. :: .al.
TTsac Oh srs, Salaries 8. tless 4.
County R Frsatl Gaarlas y yssr e
a OF Ct J, TeacheTst etirement
AgsSss gs, sd ssbsssss: 81 4
" school Officers .ss.5s.9. 10a ~ i
Amount paid during year Tor os go 60
Am 1naerfst ps 9a Mg ,s'r 1ol.15
Library Books. ss2 is; Text
1 Books. 81 IS; Total b4.2R
%g.s, Other expenses :. ~. POP To-
-. - ing { year - 8, :,21o4. % 4
district treasurer) Including s
ss sinking fund at the end OF
S the year June 80, 1922. ~ 10. as Il
Grand total expenditures ana 5
cash on hand to balance
above total receipts -. 20. 21l6 .8S (.
JOHN "A. RICHTER
Treasurer of Emmonsburrl ScKooi Dis
trict No. 81.
Approved this 18th day ot July. 1923
BY Order of the District School Boards
GEORGE VOLK 5sa
x. VA Preside nt.
il. 3; TurTLE
CLERKS sTATEMnNT OF s.. INDEBr. &
EDNESS OF DISTRICT
Total 81 amount of Warrants s5ss5s $ Sss e
Outstanding June 40. 1922 $327s. "a s
X Tote, mi tedrrss =. Dis 81,
tricts June 30, 1922..... $327o .94
Approved this 4 eth d lay of July, 1898 E
Order of the District !! School n.Y,, Board
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10

however, in the price OF his COM
modities, for the surplus Of our
crops sold abroad largely sets the
price Of those commodities In this
county i. +. 81
Farmer vitality Concerned.
Mr. Howard averred that 20 per
cent. Of our wheat and Sc Per cent.
Of our cotton - exported. He figured
closely the cost Of subsidixing agri-
cultural cargoes under the Act, and
estimated 1t would amount to an
average Of one-fourth Of a cent e.
bushel on wheat and six cents bale
on cotton. Said Mr.. Howard, sThe
subsidy will be q guarantee against
loss from failure to reach markets
regularly and when markets are best.
Marketing is today the farmers chief
problem. The ship subsidy Ia our
best insurance for the marketing Of
the farmers exportable surplus i
Whethe It be from the standpoint
that the farmer will have surpluses
which. II their transportation abroad
is not assured. will back up on him
to the destruction OF his prices; or
whether ultimately he will have no
surplus and relies on the prosperity
5of the American workers in other
callings, the establishment Of q mer.
chant marine has become Of prime
Importance. s
Ii the next and concluding articls
OF this series shall undertake to
how the Government pro.
poses to Insure the needed sea car
rage. s5s.ss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
tones -rwENrY-rHousAND DOLLAR Is BLUFF
August 10, 1929
{ Continued From From

Continued From Front Page)
should they year
apologies
stand in this believe
Of the this would
Tong and his retnue Of We have said
fully believe position
though court.
Nevertheless, Per-
sonay believe
tions by others who wish
make Mr. Tong the goat But
hesitate publish the
position, the
approve
all ask Of them is their
5s5sES
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10

SNss AsSe0u " lUb0s To 0t0TNSQ
ST. .s..afs>- Out: .-----e''>. ."
'but 1 never heard Of his professin'
hnythin'-'nless twas laziness"
The strangers face showed a puz-
zled frown. "Oh-but-I mean the
man who discovered that ants and"
"Good gorry!" interrupted Seth,
with a groan. 1T it's anythin' about
bugs an snakes. he's yer man! Amt
done nothing but play with bugs ever
since he came into the world" said
the Squire ponderously. "a most un-
fortunate case Of an utterly worthless
son born to honest, Woodworking par
ents."
"Oh, but" The stranger stopped.
The hotel-keeper had the floor.
1T began when he, want more'n a
baby. He pestered the life out Of his
mother, bringing snakes into the
sittin' room, and carrying worms in his
pockets. The poor woman was most
mortified to death about 1t. Why,
once when the parson was there.
George used his hat to catch butter
flies with-smashed 1t, too"
"Humph!"- snapped the Squire. The
little beast filed one Of my overshoes
once. to make a swimming tank for
his dirty little fish,"
'They couldn't do nothin' with him."
ichimed In Seth WILDER. can when he
was older, t was worse. II his father
set him ter hoein' pertaters the little
scamp would be found h'istin' up old
rocks an boards ter see the critters
under 'em crawl"
eyes. but" Again the stranger
was silenced.
"And in school he didn't care moth
ing. about 'rlthmetic nor Biography
interrupted Jared. HE was forever
;scarin' the teacher into fits, bringin
in spiders an caterpillars, an asking
questions about EN-"
ayes; ordinary, e1
traordinary-very $50 It H." muir
INJURED the stranger, backing toward
the door. The next moment he wal
out on the street asking the first per
son he met for the way to George Mar
wins.
On Tuesday night second stranger
stopped at the hotel and asked where
he could find Professor Marvin. Jared
Seth and Squire Fletcher were there
as before; but this time their derisive
stories-such as they managed to tell
fell on deaf ears.
On Wednesday two more strangers
arrived, and on Thursday, another one
All, with varying manner but unvary.
ing promptitude. called for Professor
George Marvin.
Jared, Seth and the Squire were
3 dumfounded. Their mystification cul
minated in one grand chorus OF amaze
ss:s when, on Friday, the Squire
Ave botel hugging under hi
r. ~ g g g
Just Asted Is b,urte,
out bnnging his paper dosss u IL,
desk and spreading II open wSth mi
Ing hands. ~
The recent chronological disco
cries Of Prof. George Marvin have u
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
BIG MERCHANT
Marine ASSET
TO MIDWEST

INTEREST IN AssuR.
ING EXPORT MARKET NOW AS
KEEN AS MANUFACTURERS,
SAYS SHIPPING BOARD CHAIR.
MAN. FARM FEDERATION HEAD
GEES INSURANCE TO AGRicuL.
TvRAL SECTIONS IN SHIPPING
AID MEASURE. IA
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10
TREAsURER's REPORT

Report t.. Of 9f Treasurer $ q linton .,
Emmons,e State of North Dakota, for
year beginning July l., 1921, and end.
Ing June 80, 1922.
& RECEIPTS tsiiS VI.
Cash on hand. including sink i3f
ing fund, at beginning Of
School, Year, July A. 1921 49,. $644. 80
Total amount received during
State tuition Fund Z. q Is. re so
Total amount; received during
County =: Tuitiooe Fana ]: SEQ "A
Amount received during year
School Board S. -. els2.7s
'sourcesH Interest ...4..s.'. . 2o:.s7
,ro+o, ,;acatnt. Tor year 977eo a.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-10

Note: This is the fifth of q series
of articles on the American Merchant
Marine by the Chairman of the Ship
ping Board.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-25
REPORTS FOR
WOMEN in
INDUSTRY
Wants Safeguards thrown
About Wage
Farmers

BALTIMORE, Md, April %
Pointing to the 100000 wage
earning women in the United
States, Miss Mary E. Mcdowell of
Chicago told the National League
of Women Voters today that "the
handicaps of the women wage
Garner demand that society for its
own sake shall safeguard her
health and her future working con-
ditions that upbuild and do not de-
base the American standard of
community morale"
Miss Mcdowell, who delivered
! her report as chairman of the com
mittee on women in industry, also
recommended technical training TO
women who desire to work with
tools and metals.
"a late study shows that 85 per-
cent of the wage earning women
are supporting Others" Miss Nc
Dowell continued in her report
"Our social security lies in an
un-paupelized, healthy working
class. We ask for minimum wage
boards to prevent any group of
wage earning wmen being paid
paupemzing wage, because u low
paid group is a menace to social
and industrial life. The business
built upon low paid women workers
is parasitical industry hat de-
ponds upon the communities sub
sidizing its victims.
1--WE ask for an eight hour day
for one days rest iii seven and for
prohibition of night work for wo-
men because the American standard
of living demand healthy, rested
motherhood.
"The' children of tired mothers
Will be unequal to the future de-
mands of an American democracy.
I'VE women voters want every
safeguard thrown about the mill
ions of young women wage earnerS
We want women employment man
ayers in factories and stores. We
want trained, intelligent sympath-
etc women industrial managers
wherever women work. We want
broader industrial training for wo-
men who love to work with tools
and metal as well as thse who pre-
fer the traditional domestic science
line. We women voters want Wo-
men on all mediatolial boards that
deal with industrial differences
where the interests of women
workers are involved. Family liz
the cornerstone of our American
society, must be safcguarded
every means that is within the
power of our new political oppor-
tunity. Women have political equil-
ity but no equality in the world of
work"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-25
Caledonia Association
Congregational Churches

The Caledonia Association of
Congregational churches will hold
its 88th annual meeting June 2, at
Greensboro. Strong speakers from
outside the state will be present.
The theme of the sessions will be
"The Church as d Power House"
The moderator of the occasion will
be Edgar Il. Brown of St. Johns
bury and the registrar Of the as
ISOLATION is Rev. C. A. Adams of
Danville. The committee in charge
of the arrangements consists of
Rev. Z. r. Gordon of Greensboro,
Rev. F. B. Richards and E. H.
Cowles, both of St. Johnsbury.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-25
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

f. E. Norris has returned from
a trip to Florida.
Sherman Woods, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Woods who has been
i'll at st. Johnsbury hospital for
the past two weeks, has returned
to his home at II fremont street.
With the beginning Of daylight
saving next Sunday there will be
a radical change in the running
time of all trains in and out of
st. Johnsbury. A new schedule is
being prepared and will be com
pleted in season to be announced
later in the week.
Mrs. f. S. Moffett is confined to
her house by an injury to her foot
caused by stepping on nail.
Miss Marion Gray of Rutland is
in town today to confer with To-
cal committees in regard to the
meeting here May u to IA of the
Older Girls of Vermont. A
meeting will be held in the art
gallery at the Athenaeum to-
night at 7.30.
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Eye Trouble? Try
CamphOr & Hydrastis

For most eye trouble there Is
nothing better than simple cam
phor, hydrastis, witchhazel, etc, as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One
business man says it relieves ach'
ing eyes and improves sight. An
other case of red, watery eyes re
ports that Lavoptik has helped
wonderfully. One small bottle US
ually relieves ANY CASE weak
strained or sore eyes. Aluminium
eye cup FREE. w. B. Eastman
Observation-Disclosures.
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Helped Her Mother WOnd'
erfully

In these days of "fu," coughs,
colds, Group ard whooping cough,
it is well to know that every year
there are used more bottles of
Foley's Honey and Tar than of any
other cough medicine. Mrs. S. L..
Hunt, SIS w. 9th ST., Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes: "Foley's Honey and
Tar relieved me of a hacking
cough, tickling in the throat,
wheeling and pains in the chest
1t is helping my mother wonder
fully" That's why druggists re-
commend Observation-Disclosures.
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PaSsumpsic Lodge, No. 27, F. & A.
M.
Regular communication Thurs
day evening, May 4, at 7.3O p. NJ.
for the despatch os business.
Renwick H. Cutting, W. NJ.
Fred H. Dolloff, Set.
Haswell Chapter No. II K. A. M.
Called cOnvocation 100 p. NJ.
Wednesday, April 10Th 1922. Work
NJ. NJ. degree.
Stated convocation. 7.30 2. M.
Friday, May 18th 1922. Business.
z. S. Waterman, +. II. =.
Il. A. Pearl Sec'y.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Between Railroad station
and Dutil's Millinery, long black
pocket book with strap on back
containing sum of money. Finder
leave at Caledonian office. Re
ward. 252-254
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WANTED-Carpenter work, by
the job or day. Prices reasonable.
James Murphy. Phone 257-4.
229 If
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WANTED

WANTED-Beet. veal, pork,
lamb, poultry at the Su1nmerville
Slaughter House, 81 Concord Ave.
O. Duval, Prop. Phone 651. 233tf
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STORAGE-all kinds of furni-
ture stored. Inquire of George
Jones, No. 43 Caledonia st.
240-257*
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TO LET-Pasturage for cattle
and horses. c. z. Harvey. Passum-
psic. Phone Barnet 27-21. 233 If