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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-04
White Supremacy

They were couple of ex-dough-
boys, but had been out of the Army
SO long that they had forgotten the
discomforts of hiking and fighting and
freezing and starving and all the rest
of it, and remembered only the good
times and the free-for-all existence.
Civilian life had become so monoto-
nous that they decided something had
to be done about it.
Lets beat it for China" suggested
one. There's good war goin' on and
there ought to be some excitement,
because they got three armies"
NO" objected the other. Let's go
to Ireland. They got one army there
per capita"
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Blk. 81, Original. Caldwell. 1,

Lots 8 &. 4. Blk. 100, Original. Caldo
Carrie M. lei q. steun-
81, T. 4 N. r. W., B. NJ. II acres
Lot 70, steunenberg's Acreage Tracts
in NWA SEN, Sec. ~, I. N. Il. 3
M M ). B sHFe? al. W: H Add caIdysIl
ste aanG Frances Lots to 8, Blk.
IS. NJ. V. Add. Caldwell. idaho. :$l2;2s
e SWA: Sec, al T T 5 n, R. a.sws7
st e M ls Ssll ds' NJ Vs s Blk
IA, Dorman's Add. Caldwell. Idaho
sto6ie VIM F. Lot H. Blk. So. G. K
s's ssg E,a E i ~ ~ Sc .sss
R:2 ", B. NJ $3.50 acres re- NW1, s1 ASM
NEA. Sec. SO. T. 4 N, R. 3 W.. 2, N
st9ys o Geo. " Lots isa 10 to H. Rls
Mountain view Add. Caldwell Idaho
streeter Geo. Lot z, Sec. T.. +. N,
r. W.. B. M. less drain. 37.4 acres s
Summers, j. r. Lots is to 20, Blk. rs,
Mountain View Add. Caldwell, Idaho
suttie Floyd Fl. Beginning at NV cor
ner HWA s shs Sec. 81 g, E Nj tbs r;
81 It. s sfE;f + from 9 W. line Of said
Section; thence NWrly 81 IT. to Sec
ton line, thence N. to place Of be,
sw ginhnins joins asS f hots to TO- Blk e.
Mountain View Add. Caldwell, Idah J 9
Tea sarn @ate Reabaipp part NE LIZ se sa
sslns Il " Center y q i SiYa ssssss
it. na q f saa sse bsnds NWr
along center line Of Blvd. Sill IT..
thence N: 1875 IT: to Section line;
thence e. 1858 TT. thence SWrly
1865 IT. to place Of beginning, 10
100, Goandu Add. caidwell. Idaho
np;e Jas NJ Lets Lets 10 90 Blk
Thompson. Julia A. Lots & Sc Y
9a 9 & all ,s Of 8 to r. Blk, 11s, Orig 81
rb Tai sbse M iaah9 Lots to Ri II
1 81, porman rh' Ada ID Caldwell. idahe
Upton. John Martin Beginning al ( 81 I!
% g. NJ e. HmM Sc 4is III thence M E.
tSenee n sss ": so t.; then" thence u
corner said NEA thence Z. to place
e Beginning, less canal and d sya !,
Tall, Msrssret EK sen swA. sec. :. -
Blk. !. W. H. Add Caldwell, fash.
Towie, r. X. Lots is & Is, Blk. 8
College Heights Add. Caldwell, Ida;
ras%ns. I; N sEN Sec. $. T. ~ s,s' +
Travis Hugh Lots & g. Blk rs
Mountain View Add. Caldwell. fdah'
rrcxei Joseph Ali Of sH wv Sec
3 =. Of Ten Mile Creek. less drain
ruc sas a HIdis j. acres Of Lot otS 81 4
Pioneer Subdiv. of Sec. 28, T. 4 N
Tucker, Chas, $. Lot 10. Blk. z. oris
TT 10, Blk. ii. Original, Caldwell
Tucker. CLIFTON q: EK Ely swA. Sec
a. T. os. n. R. 2 w. B. M less a ora y
ru" is as sally +. EN- SEX sWH N ssts
Sec: "a, T. N. r. W., B. M;
turner, & IT, Estate Lots i to IL. Fit
Uhl. -Aline & c. F. Lots to & WI
5, . Blk ~ Is Mountain View Add. Cald 4
UtsS Bedding & Mfg. Co. Ell N "
SSEMN sswA; Sec. 49, T. 4 N, r. : "
vsnCleve. Reto v. The central so II
Of Lot 4. Blk. 49, Washington Height
Add. to Caldwell, Idaho ,....v.4ss.4
| Blk. IS. G. & X. Add. Nampa Idah
Ersctional Lot s. Blk. IS, &. Z ! / I
Vogeler. Anna e. Lot 10. Blk 81 G
! x. Add. Mamma, idaho -$3. 4
Won Wasmer. w: III. Lots 10 & 20. Bib
Wallace. H. e. Lots 81 to "a. Blk. III
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Same Old Story But a Good One.

Same Old Story But Good One.
Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo-,
relates an experience, the like OF
which has happened in almost every
neighborhood in this country, and has
been told and related by thousands
of others, as follows: Il used
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhea Remedy about nine years
ago and it cured me of flux (dysen-
tery(. had another attack of the
same complaint thee or four years
Iago and a few doses of this remedy
cured me. ]. have recommended it to
dozens of people since I first used
it and shall continue to do so for l
know it is quick and positive cure
for bowel troubles. Adv.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services next Sunday as follows: Sun
day school at 1000; Morning worship
at Hoo. sermon by the Rev. Mr..
Wood of Boise. Special music. Junior
c E meets at 800 p. m, Senior and
and intermediate c f S at ZOO. Be-
ginning at 500 the union Sunday
night service will be held in thi:
church. On Wednesday afternoon the
annual Ten Cent Tea of the Ladie:
Aid society will be held on the J. L
Baker lawn, corner of Ninth and Bel
mont The Christian Endeavor tx
pert class meets on Thursday evening
at 800.
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GsSws, 70 is. Slk. 70. Dorman's "a. add
Lots to i 5. Blk. 100. aoandu s a5a
Caldwell. Idaho. except sw 4s IT it.,
Lots II to " Blk. i04 Goan ;ir;i,' t 4dd
81 81 sWA. sec. "a. T. N, HI K. !
ot q Noble sH THH.,t sfi II MY NM FRA
Sec: 1s. T. N, R. w. B. M 2o6,4S
wasei, Raymond M. Ali that p sGSS'O %
eep T. th s'n 1867 IT, o. e 5ffs same eY i
waterman. Jennie x. Lots = 10
Hasbrouck's ,Resub. Blk. 22, F. A.
Add. Caldwell, Idaho .,-...:;-........$e.
Blk. s.. Orig Caldwell idaho. ~ 81 81
of 5. Blk. "a. M. v. Add. ca ii s eli
webb, Guy Lot 1. Blk. i. Upland R sSes
Sub; Of NWA NEA, Sec. 2. T. 3 n,
w & VI " g. Nj Lot acres Il. Blk 81 RsdaaS
Add. Caldwell. Idaho ..-...-......'...,,..s ia
sen Sec. ~. I. N. Il. W. w. f B. n.
Cornelius e.. Lots i to 8, Biz Blk
Z orig. Caldwell, Idaho ,.s4s1
wss. SEES E. hs1fsa \ H. T. kw@ vs. sH 4 NMEf Z
Welsh, Thomas NV IS of SCI Of
Lot 4, Blk. q. w. H. Add. Caldwell,
ldaho sd
Vent Matthew F.. Lots l & 2, Blk.
Western National Bank Lots 70 to "a
Blk. %. Dorman's Aid... Caldwell,
Ssginning at a point 1855 tt s's 81
SW corner of Lot l, F. A. Add. Cald.
yell Idaho; thence F. 1is;5 f.; thence
s. 1875 TT. to place of beginning, 81
wh mites Alice i. Lots ia To- * Rlts l; -
Washington Heights Add. Caldwell
wRite 6: H. Lots Il, Blk g. s4. Il
w ii ADO John ca 4 W. Id VIZ sWz ssss
ii, I. 1 n. r. ) ", B. NJ 40" 40 acres cree;
w Ris j; + II Aj nj ga5t S ~
s 8 " q the n: branch Of Bennett as
w hntsrf Rop In Il af Iets to II 81
Goandu Add. Caldwell, Idaho . DIX; ~
~ nRton Hsishts AS Sa sa 81 W fdsho
wiIkerson.. il; q; Lots $ & 10, Blk Isl 81.
w1llia% rs 9. W " SEN y Nv W.. Sec; i
ssWR. Sec 81. T. 4 N, E. ssWwA W.. B SM "
Williamson. w. H. Lots 8 & 4. Blk. 2,
willis CHI Chas. L. NEN N FHaho N WI
Sec: q. T. N. r. 4 W. &. NJ l.
wilson. Is. j. Lots e. H. Blk q ss7 y
sEH SYN. Sec. .. T. N, r.. : w ",
=. M. 20 acres A....--,-..-.,;..--sl1O35
College Helshts Ada .S cal q e Si fda H.
womack, VIM. Lots to s, Blk ~ ~
Mountain View Add. Caldwell, Idaho
wsodrins. j.. i; Ali Of SEX wv VIZ
ses =. Of T; ,s,, n; r 40 W. b M yng
ton Heights Add Caldwell. Idaho
wyatt. VIM. x. Lot & Eriy Xxx sss
| B. M. 52.76 acres ................-....s145H
Ys opiElSsP. Cadets L0ts 70 1asbo H. Blk
Zeal. ". H., All Of NJ sEA sE4, Sec.
e, T, 4 ~ cI R, ": B; N lylng i
1875 acres .-....-...-,......,...............
Zion's Coop. Mere. Inst. Lots 10 to Is,
FIJI III Rrs No SslaEe Ida hSREs sy
delinquent. together with the costs and
penalties, are paid. I will, on the 5th
gay Of ac s7eptepbeT 1927 q,
the office of the Pioneer irrigation
District, at Caldwell, Canyon County,
Idaho. at public auction, the above de.
scribed real estate, upon which said
assessments are made, lying within the
| Pioneer Irrigation District, to satisfy
the assessments. penalties. and costs
assessed thereon by the Pioneer Irri-
| cation District. the sale to continue
| from day to day until sold
Dated this 4th day of August 1922
J. JESTER. JR.,
Treasurer of Pioneer Irrigation
District
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Miss Mile Stoffer returned Sum
day from a three-weeks' vacation at
Portland with her brother and other
relatives.
Miss Marie Baker of Boise spent the
weekend at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Baker on Belmont
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Seibenberg of
Nampa spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Siebenberg's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Dickens.
|, For Sale best grade apricots, phone
22O-M. A. ]. Tucker. Adv.
A. w. Cox, president of the State
Bank of Bladen, Nebraska, and wife,
and Br. and Mrs. John Cox of Bland
insville, ILL.,, were guests for few
days of J. P. Kropp and family.
w. o. Collett of Bladen, Neb., is
spending a few days in this city as
the guest of J. P. Kropp and family.
F. E. Bollman left Monday evening
for Salt Lake where he will attend a
meeting of the executives and sales
man of the Buick Auto company.
Mrs. Red Hoffman, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Florence LeTendre,
left Monday evening for Portland
where they will visit for few days,
then Mrs. LeTendre will leave for her
home at Stockton, Calf.
]. M. Mccarthy, cashier of the
Western National Bank was Boise
business visitor Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and ". ,yd I'm
derkofler, Tuesday, August l, twins
girl and a boy.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Pol
let, July 81, son.
$4,000 private money to loan. A. I.
Myers.-Adv.
| L. w. Vandenburg of Nampa was
business visior in this city Tuesday.
| o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eagle and
daughter left Tuesday for the Yellow
Stone park for a two weeks vaca-
ton
| Harley Fisk was business visit
or in Boise Wednesday.
Miss Inez Morrow left for the Coas,
where she will spend two weeks va
cation.
| c. V. Peckham was business visit
or in Parma Wednesday
| Or
The Security Benefit will hold their
annual picnic with basket dinner a,
Lake Lowell Sunday August 6, for
members and their families only
races and contests will be given with
prizes for winners. Come and bring
lyour dinner and have good time.
! John Weildman brough in to towr
Saturday some of the largest apricot:
the season of 1922 has produced. Mr.
Weidman is farmer in the Contra
Cove district.
i. |. M. Mccarthy is home after spend
ing a few days in Spokane and Gar
field, Washington, his former home
visiting with friends.
Alex Ballantyne returned Saturda,
: evening after taking seven cars O
February lambs to the Chicago mark
cts. Mr.. Ballantyne was we'll pleased
with the price he received, $500.
Accident Insurance for your vaca
lion trips. A. I. Myers.-Adv.
Mrs. F. M. Cole returned Satur
day from Payette Lake where sh
spent the past month.
Baldwin Brown, successful Republi
} can candidate for place on the legis
! lative ticket, left Wednesday after
noon for California to join his famil
who have been there during the sum
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELIN-
QUENT ASSESSMENTS IN
THE PIONEER IRRIGA-
TON DISTRICT.

CONTINUED from Page Fivs)
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Wentz. Matthew F. Lots l Il 2. RIk
113, o. ~, Caldwell, Idaho ....!.. 81 d
| Western National Bank Lots 20 to "a
Blk. %. Dorman's AID. Caldwell
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Wilkerson. H. e. Lots s & 10, Blk.
G. & X. Add. Nampa, Idaho - ss
Williams. q. w. SEA NWk, Sec.
T. 4 NJ. r. 4 W., B. M. 40 acres $1lO
SWA. Sec. "a. T. NJ, r. 8 W., B. N
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Weeks, Cornelius C. Lots l to g. T
Z, Orig, Caldwell, Idaho -.............. s.
Wells, Reuben A. NWA SEA M
Sec. IL, T. N, r. 2 W., B. M
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Welsh, Thomas NV 1-3 of Sell
Lot 4, Blk. z. w. HI. Add. Caldw
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Williamson. w. HI. Lots 8 & 4, Blk
Arlington Add. Caldwell, Idaho. ISL
Willis. Chas. l. NEA NWA NWi
Sec. II, T. NJ. r. 4 W., B. M.
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White, j. N. All that part " SW
ses VI Of the e. n T. branch Mi B. 81 n Re Iyi
Lateral, 41.35 acres .................'. Sill
White. Robt. M. Lots 10 to 81, Blk.
Goandu Add. Caldwell, Idaho .....S4
Wildman, Jen ME Lot 4, Blk. 80, Wai
ington Heights Add, Caldwell ida
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Beginning at a point 1855 IT. i
SW corner of Lot l, F. A. Add, Cali
N. 1856 IT.; thence w. 1875 it.; then(
s. 1875 TT. to place of beginning, :;
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White c. II. Lots ii e. IL, Blk. g.
V. Add, Caldwell, Idaho s.
White, John A. VIZ VIZ SWA, Isl
"a, T. 4 N, r. 8 W., B. M. 40 acr
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Webb, Guy Lot 4, Blk. 4, Upland :
Sub; Of NW.A NEA, Sec. 2. T. 8
w 4 3 w e 2; M 3, acres q p i;I,,z1,s1
Add. Caldwell, Idaho ..-...-.............. 4
Lot "a, Steunenberg Acreage in Nj
sen Sec. 81, T. 4 N, r. 8 w, B.
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Woodring. J. 2. All Of SEN n
Sec; Is. T. n. r, 2 w. B. M.
Wright, A. e. Lot /, Blk. 4, Wash
ton Heights Add Caldwell,
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White, Alice e. Lots 10 to Is, Blk II
Washington Heights Add. Caldwel
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Accident Insurance for your vaca-
lion trips. A. I. Myers.-Adv.
Mrs. F. M. Cole returned Satur-
day from Payette Lake where she
spent the past month.
Baldwin Brown, successful Republ-
can candidate for place on the legis-
lative ticket, left Wednesday after
noon for California to join his family
who have been there during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cupples left
Wednesday for the upper Wood river
county where they will spend a mon
this vacation.
Good notes and mortgages bough,
and sold. A. 1. Myers.-Adv.
w. R. C. will meet Saturday, after.
noon at 2:20 O'Clock in the Odd Eel
lows hall regular session.
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Sovereign. o. H. Tracts & z, Noun
tain View subdiv. Sec. IS. T. 4 N, r:
Spangler. Nellie E Lots IS q 10, Blk
1o1 Goandu Add. Caldwell, idaho. SO AZ
state Bank of Middleton Lot 9, Blk
State Of Idaho Lot %. Pioneer Subdiv
Sec. 2S, T. N. r. 3 W., B. M. 2H
s. acres - ~ ...$2:6!
Orig. Caldwell, idaho .,........... SO s!
Steelman, 8. F.. SWA NWA, Sec. 8
T. NJ, r. W.. B. M. 40 acres $110 8.
steensma. Nicholas p. J. Lots II & IL
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Miss Marie Baker of Boise spent the
weekend at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Baker on Belmont
street.
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Tetz, Walter'J. A part Of Lot l., Bum
gamers Reg'ibaiv. of NEA, Sec; Z.
at a point in center of Blvd. 2392.6
TT. NWrly from where same intersects
e line Of said Sec. z; thence NWrly
thence N. 1925 It. to Section line;
thence e. 1858 TT. thence SWrly
1865 TT. to place Of beginning. 10
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Waterman, Jennie A. Lots 10
Hasbrouck's Resub. Blk. %, F.
Add. Caldwell, Idaho .-................'.s
watkins, J. w. Lots l to 3 G. 20 Ia
Blk. Sd, Orig, Caldwell, Idaho. 81
Watson, Lovira A. Lots 6 to 9 ard
Of 8. Blk. "a. M. v. Add. Caldv
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X X X 4 X X y 4 X X X X x n X
4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL I

+ < 4 + + Z = < = = = = = =
Miss Mile Stoffer returned Sum
day from a three-weeks' vacation at
Portland with her brother and other
relatives.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23
POOL SCHOOL ITEMS.

Mrs V. e Shinptugh in OF
the sick list this week.
Mrs. w. Fl. Tarbutton and fam
ily and Miss Coda brennan Wis
tied at uomer Tarbuttons Satur
day.
w. r. Roper has returned from
Kansas where he has been visit
ing his daughter,
w. S Gasklll and wife visited
her brother William Pool Satur
day night
Miss Meta Trip spent Satur
day night with Beulah Crippen.
Mrs. S. l.. Hensley and child
rem and Mrs. j. Il. Pool called or
Mrs. V. + Shinpaugh Sunday
Miss Lclah Trip called at Ton
Fleemans Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Myers visited hel
father, Mr., b. Williams Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Beulah Criplien Amo Mil
err and Everett Rush called at &
W. Trips Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23
OLATHE

Leonard Roy spent Friday
night at James Letsingers.
Ebert Broyles was at his faith
ers on Bryant Sunday.
Roy Robertson of Olatha dined
at George Shorts Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Robertson, A. G.
Roy and family and Mrs. Mary
Click spent Sunday at l.. M.
Roys.
A. L. Babb of Macomb preach
at the Huffman school house
Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Roy is quiet sick
Paul Williams was in Olatha
Thursday.
RUBY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23
Hemstitching
PIeating Covered Buttons
Art Shop Baby Shop
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
Send For CatalOg
302 ST. Louie St. Springfield. Mo
Phone I3SS
Q

his niece Mrs. viii Miller last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frances Seal and family
Mrs. Sarah Miller. Mrs. Martha
Miller and baby, and Misses
Vcrba, Bertha Miller spent Sun
day evening with Mrs. Della
Miller.
Paul Molrs and family j.. E.
West and family dined at Mr..
Andy Molos.
George CIR, SIS, att ndcd meet.
ing at Macomb Sunday night.
The mctt'n at Shiloh closed
Friday night.
Mrs. laives spent Friday eve,
ming at 6. II. Freemans.
Frank Liggets of Madonna din,
ed Sunday at Il, r. Mlllers.
CURI.S,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23
A Judicious Inquiry.

A well known travelling man
who visits the drug trade, says
he has often heard druggists ask
a customer, who wished to buy a
cough medicine, whether it was
for a child or an adult and if for
a child, they almost invariably re
commend dChamb rlain'sC Cough
Remedy. The reason for this is
that they know there is no danger
from it and that it always cures
There is not the least danger in
giving it and for colds, Group
and whooping cough it is I'M
surpassed.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23
To The Citizens of Pleas.
ant Valley Township.

Several years ago The people
voted this township into two
sDeci Il rod di ,tric,s, under Art.
icle & Road Laws 1918. The
opinion of som" is the adoption
of town organization, disnncOrp.
Ora'ed these districts. This in
my judgement is not true 1t
does repeal The law, but IN order
10 disencorpOrate them it is
necessary to resubmit the prop
osition to the voters. (Sect. 10000
We had hOpedsto formulate some
plan whereby, they might oper
ate cOnsistanG with. each other.
This, it seems cannot be done
There is no question but what
township organic tim will render
valuable service to the peopf,
when in full operation. Under
it, the minimum cost Of assess
ing, levying collecting and dis
Luibuting can be lfected There
is little use for a special 10 ID
district where we have township
organization. If there is one
they must work together in har'
mony. AS it is now, the road
district is under the supervision
OF tile county court. The thing
to do is to get up a petition and
resubmlt the pro position TO the
voters.
Township officers must lie
residents of the township, they
are elected biennially by the
people, There isn't any reason
why we should keep any one in
Office very long that we do not
want. Our money is kept in oul
township, if anyone has a better
plan, trOt it out and we'll all be
for TT ID. Berry.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23
SHILOH NEWS

Kindness Is never wasted, even
though we don't get it back. Love
is a flower that blooms in any
cline, and grows sweeter with
age. Rev. Charley Nndl y
preached Sunday at Mr.. Moles
church.
Ben Christner and wife dined
at Ernest Millers.
o. r. Gray of Macomb visited
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23

S. G. White Leghorn eggs
from healthy range flock, ST %
per hundred prepaid.
Edna Naegelin, Hermann, Me.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-23
Chamberlain's Tablets For
Indigestion and Consti-
patton.

THE incest and pleasanteSt
medicine have used for indigest
ION and constipation is Chamber.
lain's Tablets" writes Melard +
Craig. Middle Grove, N, y. They
work like a charm and do not
grippe or leave any unpleasant
effect.
The Bozeman courier., 1922-12-13

That profit is often derived from
reading advertisements. They tell
you of advantageous sources OF sup
ply.
That it is a good thing for city
to put its attractions and virtues be-
fore the world.
That your city is a good city and
your citizens should be proud of it.
That TO be a citizen of your city is
a privilege that every citizen should
cherish.
That from whatever section a per-
son or his ancestors may have come,
his home city should occupy the first
place in hia thoughts.
That if the business of any retailer,
I wholesaler or manufacturer of a city
is to grow bigger in the years to
come, it will not be a matter Of acci-
dent Or due to an increase in popu-
lation only; it will be the result of in
telligence added to energy, plus ao-
vertising.
That whenever you find q ois
flourishing business, you will fine
behind it a strong, pushing man o.
spirit, driven by the words, II can
and 1 will!'' This man advertises
ne must deliver his message to All
Multiplied customers and larger turn
overs are absolutely essential to hi
. progress.
That you should light the match 0
enthusiasm with the fire Of energy
The success of your city will be III I'll
rect proportion to the interest you
citizens put into the development @
your city.
That economy is fine thing, whe
' joined to wise expenditure. bat
is foolish when it deprives Of neee.
e sites.
The Bozeman courier., 1922-12-13
few DAYSLEFT To
APPLY FOR TRAINING

A Montana ex-service wan was dis
charged from the army with severe
heart condition. Due to the serious
ness of his ailment, he was unable
to resume his former occupation as
telephone ineman. Having no
knowledge of any other trade less
hazardous that he might follow in
spite of his disability. he had. after
two years of inactivity, reached a
sad state of financial obligation.
Although his heart trouble con-
tinued to grow no worse, it had been
physical imposSibility to hold for
| any length of time the manual labor
ing jobs which he had essayed. His
home, purchased with pre-war saw
ings, was threatened with a mort
gage foreclosure and his family were
even being denied at times the bare
necessities of life.
Hearing of the advantages Offered
| to veterans whose war disabilities
prevented their returning to their for
mer vocations, he submitted an appli
cation to the Veterans Bureau, show
ing by affirmative proof that hi:
heart condition was a result of th'
hardship and exposure endured while
he was in France. His claim was ia
vorably considered and the youni
man advised into a bookkeeping
course, with the ultimate objective o
accountant. All cost of tuition, book
and supplies is being borne by tn
government and the maintenance al
lowance of $145 per month for hi
wife and child during his course Wi
|, save all financial worries.
There is a provision in the la
under which this veteran qualifie
i which states that December 10 is tf
a last date which applications will /
received. He submitted his case jui
.. in time.
+ There may be others with simils
5, cases. Get busy! A letter pos
It marked December Is, stating the
Il have a claim will be considered
filing same.