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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
HELP

so HAY HANDS and irrigators
200 HARVEST hands
HERDERS, mixers, and chore man
SAW MILL laborer
EXTRA GANG and section men
CAMP COOK, mining camp
MAN and wife on ranch party here)
Montana Labor Agency
13i2 Second street south
GREAT FALLS MEN, over II. Become
railway mail clerks. Commence S1SS
month. Steady. Common education
sufficient. List positions free. Write
Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept.
213 X. Rochester. n. Y.
HORSES AND HEADERS WANTED
work by the acre Boyle Land Co.
P. o. Box 902, City. Ranch east of
Great Falls.
WANTED-Writers: experience I'M
necessary: good pay. Get ideas from
Gloom" The Devils Book. 25c per
copy on news stands or direct from
Gloom Publishing Company, Los An
geles. Calf.
MEN-Age II to SIS, experience unneces-
sary. Travel; make secret investiga-
tons. reports. Salaries; expenses.
American Foreign Detective Agency,
46S st. Louis.
WANTED-Services of young man. 90
to % years of age, who has had
office and ledger experience. Ad-
vancement. Box 241 Tribune.
MEN wanted to qualify for firemen,
brakemen. experience Unnecessary.
Transportation furnished. Write W.
Borgess., Supt. st. Louis.
EXPERIENCED combination card
writer, window trimmer and advertis-
ing man. Address, Superintendent.
Hennessy's. Butte, Mont.
bridge carpenters. laborers, 45c
per hour; west; free fare. Hay hands,
So per day and board. Cascade La
Dor office.
TEAM and men with binders to cut
and shock wheat by the acre. +.
Cooper, 1925 First avenue north.
EXPERIENCE teaches. Los Angeles
YMCA Auto School uses that method.
WANTED-Elderly man to care for 200
sheep. Ed O'Connor. Cascade. Mont.
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q TO TRADE
INCOME property to trade for stock
ranch near Great Falls. Also 20 acres
In fruit belt, southern Idaho. No in
cumbrances VIII trade for larger
acreage irrigated land where dairy
stock can be handled. X. L.. Molen,
Box 242. la Falls. Idaho.
5-ROOM modern bungalow; north side;
trade for good royalties. s head cat
tie, horses, wagon, harness. saddle,
complete farming outfit; will sell
PAGAN & NORBY
FOR SALE-Or will trace for horses or
cattle, 1875 Hart Parr tractor. 90
inch Hart Parr separator, 4-bottom
Sattley pillow. Inquire Great Falls
Farm Machinery Co, 800 Third e
nue. south.
BEAUTIFUL residence completely FUR
nished Will take large g. or Z
passenger automobile as part pay
ment. 1911 Third avenue north.
WANT truck, car, tractor or horses In
exchange for 4-room house In Butte;
price 81, 200; ~incumbrance $500. p. O..
Box Ala, Winnett. Mont.
TO TRADE-One-ton truck for touring
or light delivery. Ford preferred. BIT
Twenty Seventh street south. Call
Sunday or evenings.
WILL TRADE for anything I can use
or land. good tractor and plows.
S06 Central.
YOUR FORD and some ash for velie
six A bargain. 1914 Fifth ave. No.
NJ Machinery. horses; trade or sell. 1891.
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Two Cents Per Word
. RAKMs AND nE11NaursaMENrs I
$1o0O GETS IMPROVED ROAD FARM,
CROPS, FURNITURE, z COWS

1880 GETS IMPROVED ROAD FARM.
CROPS FURNITURE, Z COWS
ana . young stock, 4 horses, poultry,
v Vehicles cream separator mnchiaery,
quick buyer a%:o iso acres esci. 'N Convenient nt
thriving RR town; lis acres tillage
Tor big crops. wheat, oats. rye, grains;
Iake,watered pasture; about 500 cords
wood; good 2-story house; 15-cow
R baTni pos sl ! house; Owner ca met
down. Everything ready for immedi-
ate returns. Come now. VIM. J. B.
Cannan Strout farm Agency, Mack
lin. Sask.. Canada.
FOR RENT. 300 acre stock ranch on
railroad spur and three miles from
W adjoining forest reserve. 200
acres seG in alfalfa ready to cut soon
renter, 2 log barns and sheds. Groom
house. two creeks and many live
springs on place; can cut abou $50
tons of hay, can run about 200 head
OF on,e cattle or small band Of sheep; In
8 Second street north.
NOW IS THE TIME to buy farm land.
We can show you where you can
double your money in ono year. We
nave 1900 acres with running water
southeast from here for sale at S6.75
per acre and several other bargains.
Interstate Realty, 500 First National
Bank Bldg.
720 ACRES decided land adjoining re-
serve; we'll improved, IL miles from
town; 30 acres in grain, 100 acres
hay, well watered. II horses, Fl cattle,
tull set machinery, everything includ-
Ing crop $50 per acre. Terms on part.
Box 10 Tribune.
$4,000 FOR $50 ACRES in Lane county
tDr6R0ns R1A million fnnt fohnr. q
acres clear; creek through place; ex-
ceilent for dairy or Mohari goat
raising. Edward Birmingham, 1927
20 st. S. E., Portland, Oregon.
WARRANTY DEED to 800 acres farm
land, near Genou oil well, $3.50 acre,
$3.50 oil. $50 plow land, all fenced,
house, 1870 acres plowed. Terms. Take
field. P. 3. Box 81,
WANTED-To rent or buy. 800 Or 700
acres in Cascade county or Raynes-
ford district. Must take trade on 800
acres Alberta and a. part payment.
Address. Andrew Drobnack. Stockett,
Montana.
WANTED-If you have a good
farm for sale, suitable for general
farming and stock raising. write me
at once with description n price.
John D. Baker. De-Queen. Arkansas.
FOR sALE-2so acres OF land Joining
the townsite Of Sunburst. VIII sell
all or any part thereof. 81 acres not
leased. John Holster. Sunburst. Mont.
foothill ranches; album
dant crops. hay. pasture and water;
$50 to 10000 acres. Now is the time
TO buy. Watson Land Co.
WANTED-To hear from owner Of
farm or unimproved land for sale.
Mrs. w. Booth. Hipark, Des Moines.
Iowa.
FOR RENT-Or sale by owner, 100
acre valley ranch on Teton. Fenced;
buildings. Box 240 Tribune.
FOR SALE-Worth the money sO0-acre
ranch, on Teton river. Address owner,
A. Paul. Bronson, Iowa.
.ANTED-To hear from owner Of land
for sale. o. K. Hawley, Baldwin,
Wisconsin.
FOR SALE-Irrigated farm. Box 200
Tribune.
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$500 MONTHLY easily earned by ener-
getic man selling high grade staple
goods appealing to five classes re-
tail trade. Best season now here
Well-known line. Splendid selling
features. Dignified deal, nationally
Real sales opportunity. You can't fail
if you follow Simple Instructions
Look into this. The Miles F. Bixler
Co, Dept. 232, 1922 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland, o.
Statesmen for freight bill auditing
manufacturers and wholesalers need
1t. Pocket outfit. High class sideltne
Experience unnecessary. Commission
SIS and upwards each sale. National
Freight Bureau, % Broadway, New
York City.
ZIM'S PEERLESS Collection System
has exclusive collecting features
chants buy "Zim Peerless, cast other
system aside. Big commissions Prices,
territory on application. Creditors
Association. Desk l" 312 Mcknight
Bid. Minneapolis. din
wANTED-Salesmen to sell line of Keg
Beverages. Big demand, highest grade
OF goods. 500 commission, $50 week
~ drawing account. Robert Thai &
Company. ST North First St, St.
Louis, Mo.
SOMETHING NEW-All business and
professional men need II; sells 81. 80;
costs you 81 90; big repeater. Write
for sample. Merchants Association,
Minneapolis. MINI.
WANTED-Reliable representative in
this state. No canyassing. Our origin
al plan brings results, Netting repre-
sentative SIS weekly. J. H. Rose, Box
697. Warren, Pa.
DISTRICT organizers selling silk. Isle
hosiery, etc. 300; bonus; exclusive
rights. Sales Manager, 353 w. Main,
Lexington, Ky.
NEW invention; 1900 profit; secure
territory now. Western Signal Co.
Kaiispell. Montana.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-High class salesman
to sell soda fountains, bottling
machinery. etc, in Montana.
Must be of good appearance,
have at least five years road
experience and be able to show
a clean successful record. Sal
airy, expenses and bonus ar
rangement Give all information
regarding yourself in first letter,
including references.
The Liquid Carbonic Company
707 Third Ave. South
Minneapolis, MINI.
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PLEASE NOTE - We do not
charge classified advertisements to
residence addresses.
HELP wANTED-FEMALB

TEACHERS NAN kND So, sau Pts y1 HEAHo no" ~
WORK is along high school lines ano
offers splendid opportunity to enter
the business world. Many teachers
and students last vacation made over
$500. Several made over 81 900; guar
snteed salary, railroad fare and ad-
vance on business each week. For
further details write P. F. Albright,
1000 Gas & Electric Bldg, Denver
Colo.
WANTED-Ladies experienced In fancy
work, anxious to earn extra money
at home, spare hours, write immedl-
ately to Underwood Art Goods Co.,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
AT ONCE-Five ladies to travel. DEM
onstrate and sell dealers; $40 70 30
per week; railroad fare paid. Good-
rich Drug Co., Dept. SOLO, omaha'
Neor.
TWO-ROOM housekeeping apartment
in exchange for mornings work. Ex-
ira work, extra pay. Harrington
Hotel.
HOUSEHOLDER at once. on wheat
farm. Particulars In first letter NO
objection to one child. Box 232 Trlb-
une.
COMPETENT maid for housework.
Family of three. Mrs. julius Wuerth-
ner, 2717 First avenue north.
RELIABLE GIRL, general housework.
Miss II. M. Sprague, 1900 court
avenue north.
COMPETENT girl for general house,
work. Mrs. Burlingame, Sol Third
venue north.
WANTED-Boy or girl. 10 years or
over, to work on ranch. 80 Eignth
venue north.
WANTED-Neat girl to assist with
house work. Address Box 241, IT'D
une.
WANTED-Experienced chocolate dip
per. Apply in person. The Bee HIVE.
WANTED-Competent maid. Mrs. /.
Parker Veazey. COG Fifth ave. north.
CHILDREN cared for: reasonable;
good home. 800 Fourth avenue south.
WANTED-Girl for boarding house
work. Apply, 319 Fourth ave. south.
EXPERIENCED maid for general
homework. 817 Fifth avenue north.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work. 317 Fourth avenue north.
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:3=w=] CLASSIFIED AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS E=@e7=w ]
WANTED-AGENTS


TAILORING AGENTs-Simpson's won.
derful $3.50 tailored to order virgin
wool suits, overcoats, sell fast and
easy. They're all one price, $40 cheap
er tina store prices. Big money for
hustlers. Protected territory. You
free, Reliable men write ]. B. Simp-
son, S31 West Adams, Dept, 1888,
Chicago.
MEN AND WOMEN-$1O to $50 per day
distributing literature of wonderful
new discovery. Full or part time. Nc
experience or investment. We furnish
everything. Write quick for free par
ticulars. Box 1922, New Haven, Conn.
WIDE-AWAKE MAN-To take charge
of our local trade; Sc to s. daily
steady; no experience required; pay
starts at once. Write today. American
Products Co, 6225 American Bldg,
Cincinnati, ohio.
AGENTS WANTED for seven counties
to sell three of the best auto &C
cessories on the market. Big COM
missions. Should make SIS to $50 per
day. Inquire Alp First avenue north.
AGENTS-Mason sold IS Comet Spray
ers and Autowashers one Saturday.
Profits $3.50 each. Best sprayer; 80
years experience. Particulars free.
Rusler Co. Jamestown. o.
FASTEST SOC seller in 20 years. Won
derful new invention, just tut. Moth
ing else like 1t. Fifty to 100 sales a
day easy. Write quick. Sales Manager,
Box 71S. Springfield. Ill.
CANVASSERS-Men, women MAKE
over 2o0%. New, exceptionally useful,
necessary article; every home buys
several. Pocket sample. Factory" 300
Pine. Elizabethport, N. j.
MAKE $500 quick his summer. Some
thing new. Miniature rotating me-
chanical fan. Vest pocket size. Sells
on sight. Aero Fan Co, sol No. La
Sale, Chicago.
$500 A DAY easy. l start you in auto
accessory business; no investment; no
experience necessary. Free accessories.
Writ EXCL, 1907 Michigan Ave,
Chicago.
LADY representatives wanted; mems
fresh silk and Isle hosiery; samples
furnished without deposit. Address
J. Eckersley, Havre. Mont.
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AT ONCE-Five ladies to travel. dem
onstrate and sell dealers; $40 to $40
per week; railroad fare paid. GOOD
rich Drug Co, Dept. SOLO, Omaha.
Nehr
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5-ACRE tract north Of Sun River park
Terms. Box ZIG City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
We Are
Equally Interested

In producing garments that not only
fit well, but that are In harmony
with tho customers personality,
through the proper selection Of pat
tern and fabric, to form that pleas
ing combination which constitutes 4
well dressed man or woman
Hansen s. DOrman
Tailors for Men and Women Of Taste
10 Thisted Bldg, over The Hub.
We make them here. Let US show you.
PHONE 7746 Crescent cleaners. 2101.
Second Ave. No. Formerly known A.
Dufrene Shop at \C3 Central.
horses for hire BY the hour.
Great Falls Stables.
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HOUSEKEEPER at once, on wheat
farm. Particulars in first letter. No
objection to one child. Box 232 Trlb-
une.
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TWO-ROOM housekeeping apartment
in exchange for mornings work. Ex-
ira work, extra pay. Harrington
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FEW choice, we'll improved market
gardens on Sun river: irrigated; ad-
joining city limits; ideal for chickens.
Watson Land Co.
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FOR SALE-One complete Standard oil
drilling outfit, complete. with 5000
feet of casing, one Strutter 35-horse
engine and large boiler goes with the
outfit. For information write to Box
257 kalispell, Montana.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
FOR SALE-Fine roll top desk. chairs.
and tables. Room II, Simpson Block.
GOSH Central avenue.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-12sO acre stock ranch, i'm
proved. adjoining reservation, excel
land, near Wolf Creek, Mont; bar
gain. 800 acres improved near Power,
Mont, will trade equity of $4,000 for
Great Falls improved. 800 acres, i'm
proved. - miles south of Great Falls;
investigate. No. 1921 Ninth avenue
south, $1,000. five rooms brick. 2120
Seventh avenue north, 21z lots, five
room house; bargain. 2021 Seventh
avenue north, 6 rooms, nonresident
owner will be here in a few days.
Lot on Fourth ave. north, 18th street.
avenue north, on pavement; a real
home;seasy terms. l.. NJ. Mcdonnell,
81 First National Bank Bldg.
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WANTED-Ladies experienced in fancy
work, anxious to earn extra money
at home, spare hours, write immedl-
ately to Underwood Art Goods Co.,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
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OIL ROYALTIES AND LEASES
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THE SUGAR BOWL
S Second street north is for sale. This
Is one of the best paying places Of
right kind OF management will pay
for itself In a short time. This place
has been established for the past Is
years. If you are interested we would
be pleased to give you full particu-
lars.
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WANTED-Neat girl to assist with
house work Address Box 241, IT'D
me
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Mrs. ~Burlingame, Sol Third
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WANTED-Boy or girl, 10 years OF
over, to work on ranch. $40 Eighth
avenue north.
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FOR SALE-Hotel containing % rooms
furnished. in good country town.
sure crop country. Good money
maker. Reason for selling, ill health.
Low rental. fine opportunity for man
n wife. One thousand dollars will
handle. Ask for Mr.. Mallon, 2 Dunn
Building
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opening for
restaurant; will sell
fully equipped restau=
rant i'm good location i'm
northern Montana. ADJ
dress Box 224, Tribune.
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Family of three. Mrs. julius Wuerth-
ner, 2717 First avenue north.
RELIABLE GIRL, general housework.
Miss H. M. Sprague, 1900 Fourth
avenue north.
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FOR SALE-500 Homestake Oil, $2.25;
500 Sunburst Oil & Gas, $500; 200
Stevenson Royalties, 1925; 200 +. A.
Louis corporation. Sis; 500 Sc Petro-
leum. $500. F. r. r. 4O4 Ford blk.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

IF you ARE LOOKING for a going
business in a live western city Of
10000 population, here's just what
you want! An investment Of ap-
proximately SIS. 900 will handle a
garage well located in the center Of
the business district, with service
station and exclusive agency for
Hudson and Essex cars over a big
territory. Annual turnover of $3.50, 900
will clear 5000 or $1,000 for the
right party. Large stock Of parts and
accessories. Complete shop outfit.
Terms to responsible party. Write or
wire, Clifton, Apologize & Toole.
General Contractors, Hutton Bldg,
Wash
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5 ROR RENT-FURNIsHED APTA.

THREE-ROOM furnished apartment.
private entrance. No children. Light,
heat and water. $50. 927 Seventh ave-
nue. north.
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10-ROOM rooming house; we'll fur
nished: beautiful house and ground;
very close in; north side; ideal loca-
ton for boarders If desired.
Good buys in hotels and small apart
ment houses. Let us show you.
Watson Land On
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TO ACRES decided land adjoining re-
serve; we'll improved, IL miles from
town; 80 acres In grain, 100 acres
hay. well watered, II horses, q cattle,
!ull set machinery, everything includ-
ing crop $50 per acre. Terms on part.
Box 70 Tribune
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FOR SALE-Good team, mare and
gelding. weight about 1000 lbs. Also
harness and g Call at 1901 Fifth
avenue south. or fone 95o7.
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LIGHT, airy housekeeping apartments.
Fair Hotel, 6O8-51O Central avenue.
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THREE rooms furnished: ground
floor; clean; modern; screened porch;
garden. 921 Seventh avenue north.
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BROOM housekeeping apartment; also
parlor sleeping room. bU Second
avenue north. Fone 9442.
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FOR Rents rooms and bath, fur
nished for housekeeping. 1910 Fifth
avenue north. ZONE 6228.
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GREAT FALLS MEN, over II. Become
railway mail clerks. Commence 1888
month. Steady. Common education
sufficient. List positions free. Write
Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept.
o13 Rochester. y Y
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: ron nExr-Houssx.r1xo nMa.

TWO MODERN furnished housekeep-
ing rooms; gas. ice, phone; private
entrance; porch, ground floor. 1709
Second avenue north.
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FOR SALE milk cows, one fresh,
and one work horse, 400 lbs, 5 years
old. ITO Seventh street north.
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LIvEsTOCK

One accustomed to mining work pre-
ferred. Write Block p Mining Com
pany, Hughesville, Montana.
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EOR ALE-aOUSES

S.. 500 !00-Modern Groom bungalow;
hardwood floors: large, screened-in
porch; buiit-in features; garage; fine
location oil Second avenue north:
small payment down, balance
monthly.
Insurance Rentals Loans
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II FOB EXPERIMENTATION

BLUE ice wagon for quality. Telephone
43S5 for blue card.
GREAT FALLS ICE co.
FOR SALE-Big refrigerator suitable
for meat market or grocery store.
Also one computing scale. 2 meat
blocks, Can be seen at COL Ninth ave-
nue. south, or tone 1873.
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WELL ESTABLISHED business In one
Of the best towns in Montana. Radi-
ator repairing, auto repairing, and
wrecking. Must sell on account of
health. Small capital will handle.
Box 217, Tribune.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
Opinions of Others.
CUNNINGHAM EXPRESSES
HIS VIEWS
Sturgeon Lake. MINI.
Jan 81 1922

sturgeon Lake, MINI.
Jan. 81, 1922,
Editor Askov American,
Askov. MINI.
Dear Sir:
The controversy now raging
over the county printing. county
nurse. poor farm. etc. shows an
awakening all around to the fact
that taxes are mounting to an
alarming extent and reform and
retrenchment must be the
watchword.
The people will most certainly
support the commissioners in M
honest endeavor to cut down ex.
penses. even if it means the cut
ting off of some official heads
that in more prosperous time:
could well be retained. signee
the petition to retain the nurse
My observation a. one Of .
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4 TAXPAYERS VIEW
Henriette, MINI.
Jan. oath, 1922

Henriette, Mimi.
Jan, oath. 1922.
Editor of the American
Askov, MINI.
Dear Sir:
| wish to say a few words to
our neighbor critics who are al
ways finding fault with the
transactions of the County
Board.
l wish to say l have attended
good many Board meetings in
the past IL years, and will say
that the present Board to my
mind gives the taxpayer in every
instance a square deal. Now as
to the county nurse if we shall
have one, put it up to the voters,
the same with the Farm Bureau.
Why not lay such important
questions on all the people in
stead Of the five members of the
County Board?
Criticism of any member of
the Board reflects back on the
voters of the members district;
therefore he that criticizes.
challenges the ability Of the
whole district, and l for one, re-
sent the challenge unless the
critic with facts can show the
said commissioner to be- incap-
able to perform his duties to the
highest interest of his district
and county. and this the critics
have failed to do. 1t is injustice
to the Board for any party or
parties to present a petition for
their immediate action and ex-
pect them to grant it without
hearing the other side such as
was expected in the nurse ques-
ton.
/ Now | worked and voted for
Mr.. J. c. Hancock and do not
question his ability or intention
for | am satisfied he will do his