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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06
HESPER

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moon are
visiting at the H. c. Rowe home.
Mrs. Beret H. Quinnell died at her
home in Spring Grove Sunday even
ing and was laid to rest in the Hes
per cemetery, Wednesday afternoon.
Reverend Johnson Of Spring Grove
officiating. Mrs. Quinnell Lived for
many years on the farm home three
miles southeast of Hesper and had
many friends here. Two daughters
.servive her, Mrs. Otto Evenson OF
Spring Grove, Mrs. (. J. Void OF
Hesper. Grandchildren and great
grandchildren mourn the loss of a
Kind and loving grandmother. We
extend our sympathy.
Mrs. Carl Selness and children
Mrs. John Seness, Mrs. Clarence
Anderson and children, Mrs. h. j.
Void, Mrs. Ole X. Sander and chill
,dren were guests of the Mabel Ladies
Aid Thursday afternoon.
Professor McMillen and family
moved Friday into the rooms ovel
the Worth store, which they have
rented for the coming school year
We extend our welcome and hope
they will feel at home among US.
Mrs. Knute Sander and baby spent
the fore part Of the week at the
home of Mrs. F. Nelson.
Chester Delaney, Mrs. j. B. Delan'
ey, Neva, Anna Mae and Jimmie, OF
Freeport, came Friday evening fol
a visit at the Ole X. Sander home.
Miss Jennie Frye entertained
friends at a birthday party Saturday
Mrs. j. B. Delaney and children
Mrs. Ole X Sander and children
were entertained at the home of Mrs
Julia Johnson Saturday afternoon. \
delightful time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Smith were cal
lers at the Knapstad and W. Girls
void homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie GrindeLanc
and family were dinner guests at the
Knute Sander home Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Humphry and children
Mrs. Charley Mitchell spent Sunday
afternoon at the Mrs. j. W. johnson
home.
Quoted by Rev. NJ. Langhough, sor
of our former pastor, Rev. Lang
bough. He is a fluent and abIt
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06
CAL.MAR.

Mrs. II. j. Busch entertained few
friends at her home Wed. afternoon.
Miss Emma Merrick of Fairbilt,
MINI. is a guest of Miss De Sales
Poshusta.
Mrs. Frank Kryson and children
returned Wednesday from a months
visit in st. Lucas.
Atty. G. H. Cohen and wife were
at Minneapolis Thurs. and Friday on
business.
Mrs. Jake Becvar and children re-
turned Saturday from their visit in
Dorchester.
Miss Stella Rankin of DEBORAH
spent the past week at the E. G. An
derson home.
j. Rothmeyer purchased the corner
house and lot of Jas. Yerkousky.
He moved his family into it the past
week. The house he vacated will be
occupied by Mike Shatko and his
mother of Conover.
Miss Kate Hjimland returned last
Thursday from an extended visit at
Fertile Iowa.
Donald and Philip Giesen returned
Thurs. from an extended trip in
Superior Wis.
Mrs. Barbara Heinen of Ossian,
Mrs. Harry Inhoff and son and M.
Heinen and Peter Klein of Waterloo
spent Sunday at the N. A. Klein
home.
Miss Florance Meyer left Thurs.
for Waterloo where she will teach
this year.
Mrs. Victor Becker and daughter
returned to Des Moines after an ex-
tended stay here.
Charles kellogg and family autoed
to Olewien Friday to visit relatives.
Fred Meyer left Friday for Wau-
kee Iowa where he will teach.
Tom Selness and family and Mrs.
Martha Haukedaht of Mable, MINI.
We're over Sunday visitors at the
Nels Olson home.
H. A. DIESEL and daughter Jean
returned Thurs. from Duluth, MINI.
Jake Becvar and family autoed to
Cedar Rapids Sunday.
Rudolph Uher returned to Austin
today after a few days visit here.
Carl Meyer and family and Mrs.
Clarence Nefte and baby left yester-
day morning via auto for Witt Ill.
Mrs. Nefte who has spent several
months here will remain at Witt,
where her home is.
The public and Parchocial schools
opened this morning.
Several from here autoed to Little
Turkey today to attend the Celebra
ton. Calmar defeated Lawler in a
game of ball 10 to O.
Miss Esther Nystron left Sunday
lgost Whenever practicable be pei
for Monona where sseawfhh teach. :
Calmar defeated ossian Sunday or
the Spillville grounds by a score OF
10 to 0.
John Terry of Austin spent Sun
here with friends.
Mrs. Edwin Peterson entertained g
few friends Friday afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06

speaker and his coming here Sunday
morning was indeed treat to the
many friends in his fathers old con-
gregation.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Applan and
children of Harmony spent Sunday
at the Z. ]. Void home.
Mrs. Floyd Griswold and baby,
Miss Clara Sander spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the Ole X. Sander home
Chester Delaney, Mrs. Alice Rob-
inson and daughter Jennie of Free
port, spent Sunday evening at the
Ole X. Sander home. Mrs. j. B.
Delaney and children returning with
them to her home in Freeport.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06
CENTENNIAL


Arthur Daniels and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Daniels and Mr.. Cook
of Ridgeway and John X. Griebel and
family of Elkader spent Sunday al
the C. o. Daniels home.
Clarence Miller and Chester Har-
ris autoed up from Dubuque Sunday
for a visit at the Mrs. Stevens home
Mrs. Rae Runkle and Mrs. Lucy
Runkle called at George Allen home
one day last week.
Arthur Daniels, wife and children
Howard and Vivian autoed down
from Ridgeway Saturday night and
We're guests at the Rae Runkel home
Mr.. Daniels and family expect to
leave for Texas Thursday.
Ed Youmans, wife and children
spent Sunday at the Stevens home.
School opened today in district
No. 5. with Mrs. Frank Bushman
teacher.
Mrs. Anna Daniels returned home
Sunday after a ten days stay at the
Ben Elleson home.
Henry Mundt and family autoed
TO DEBORAH Sunday and spent the
day at the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heine Meyer and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mundt,
Rae Runkle and Mr.. and Mrs. P. c.
Rooney called at the Mrs. L. d. Bur
rows home in Ossian.
Mrs. Milissa Allen who has been
visiting at the George Allen home
departed for Waterloo last week.
Ed Russell and wife called at Mat
Wiltgen home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Pankow
and children Marguerite, Raymond
and Minnie, C. 0. Daniels and fam
lily spent Sunday evening at Rae
Runkle's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.napp and
daughter Imagene went to Oelwein
the first of last week where Mr..
Ginapp had his tonsils removed and
rr,agene had her tonsils and adenoids
:. lQYfeed rngT They returned na6oreS ~
-----x.~s, ,-ssslpere most TOURISTS
| are getting along werI as
can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie BroghammeI
and son Leo, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Mes
vik and children, Norma and Johan-
ma, Clarence Russell spent. Sunday
at the Rae Runklehome.
Ben Elleson and daughter Mar
guerite and o. o. Riveland of south
Of Ossian called in this vicinity Sun
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hickman an
family autoed to Mason City Sunda!
where they visited relatives.
Mrs. Anna Miller and daughter
who have been visiting her mothe
Mrs. Stevens returned to her home
in Dubuque Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06

be filed in 10 days after the award.
Plans and specifications for the
work may be seen at the office of
the county auditor or the county
engineer.
sons hf,oIGloggp ytK observes the right to
Al Kgehu. had Foster Mlln4lI III
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06
we nave wet rnem.

Education" said Uncle Eben, "don'
do much fob some Llen, 'ceptin' to give
'em mo- vocabulary TO talk foolish
ness"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06

waive all tecnicalities and to reject
any or all bids.
OSCAR WINGER,
County Auditor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06

Try our want column.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

gs i6eint nur 0. glt1
Sommeririitler mar in elmer Yell'
Iion abgeftiesen, in Der Ons @llen
an 0uoIitGt IcIbit binter ben be-
i9eioenIten Nnipriiden 3urnfblieb.
@ineS @iorgens iab Der 8eilttcr
anein friib3eitig altf Der Geraitoa,
unO Die @irtin brad)te ibm oas
SribItiidsgetrGnf, oas iie ltol3 &af-
fee nanrte. Gam itelte lie ltN an
oas Scnlter uno 6egonn cine I'M
sterbaltung.
r@s Gebt wie gfegen aus" iaste
Ser @uit sudte triibielia in bic
Saiie. \ -
aSa," iagte er, rober es riedt
tatid6lid elm biBden nad &affee."
Slid. Sans bat einer
9isput nit Ieinem Slater gebabi
uno babel idmer3lid Den fir5erer1
ge5oaen. gr fommt sur Mamo
un0 1d9f g4prdusluelle'
Diana, mar &Oam mirfli9 Der
erite Meni1?"
~Su, Sdns1en."
Limb @oam bat feinen &apa &C.
babt?"
.Gatiirlif ni9t."
vGonnermetter,~ ia9te Sans,
bat ser Slid gebabt."
ltnibertroffen. ST..
Genf' nur, iebt bat li6 meme Sral
idon pieoer einen neuen SUIT in
ben &opf geiebt; Oas lit l6on arg
g.: . = Sic meinige bat lid
bereits einen neuen ouf BEN Sop.
geiebt, = Oas lit nod uiel i9lim
merl
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
9as SaidentadJ ais 2nrnS.

Gin 8iener iGreibt: Ser Steu-
erteufel gebt iberau briileno ber-
I'M uno iudt, men CT perlAlInge.
elmer leiner pielen bosbaften @ln-
talle mar befanntlid Die &urus-
iteuer, unter Der mir Wiener leuf-
gen. @1re man beim mirflid)en
NIrus geblieben unO batte ben
mirfliAen &urus nit Der S1drte
Oes Stwertes getroffen, 10 b6tte
Der Itdotilhe SInaliominilter uiel-
Iesat iogar Auslidt gebabt, gelobt
gu weroen. @r ltebt leooh aut Dem
StanOpuntt, 0aB es Die Wtaiie
bringen miille un0 bat 10 5iemlid
aues berange5ogerl, mas man fir
9ausbalt uno 0alein brautt. 8lel=
leiht gIeBt Die Na6ridt etwas Del
in Die 8ogen oes geraOe iest 0mi.
iGen @emeinoe unO Yiirgern toben-
ben Samples, oaB es an0ere S.G0te
ebenfaas ni9t better baben. Aud)
in Buoapelt lit Die 9~urusiteuer in
aroft getreten uno Der epig gelo-
beoiirftige 6inan6miniiter bat iest
cine gta9idau aQer HertaufsartlfeI
porgenommen. @r Wolte in Der Ct
lte neue Maren entocden, oenen er
Die 10 bis 20 Rro5ent Der neuen
Steuer aufbalien tonnte uno, liebc
ou, es gelang. Sic 2aidentider
waren es, Die ibm bis iebt. ent9an-
gen waren uno aud lie uerfaaen
nun obne @naOe mo 8~armber5ig-
felt Der 2urusiteuer. Man iiebt
alio, mas aaes lururios meroen
fam, menn Der Stnatsi1del Die
S6pinOiu6t befommen bat. 8as
iol aber Der 4rme MAIDEN, DER
Die 2urugiteuer nidt eridmingen
fam? @s lit ia aqeroings rid)tig,
DAB oas Saidentu6 crit in Der Nit-
ter5eit erfunoen Wuroe unO i'm
Shiibengraben uno auf Dem 2ano
teilmeiie fir iiberfliiiiig gebalten
wuroe. Souen alio Die @roBitdot-
ter ibre 8ertDobnung MIR be5ublen.
Sic fonnen b0dltens perlangcn,
oaB ibnen BEL anbaltenoem SHnup-
len ein Gabatt BON Der Steuer ge-
mdbrt nerOe.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
Die ltbr Der Niuia 2%rgem6uro.

Gin Bro5eB, Der Die Gragooic
ser NoIa 2uremburg uno oes &arI
2tebfnedt mieoer IN @rinnerung
bradte, fano Dor Der Straffamnler.
oes &anogeri6ts III, in Berlin Itatt.
Gen beioen friberen Sffidieren
2eutnant @rnIt &ruu uuO Ober-
leutnaut 9ra6t muroe o%orgeporfeu,
Die ubr Der ermorOeten ytola &u-
ren1burg enttpenOet gu baben. &rlta
bebauptete leinerieits oieie ubr,
cine golOene Salbennbr, lei lbm
bel ben betannten 8orgdngen I'M
@oenbotel iibergeben poroen, er
milie nift mebr BON mem. Sn Ser
&orunterludung gelang es aber,
&ruu gu anoern Ausiagen 81 brin-
gen; oona6 idien eS, ais Oh aruu
bel elmer 9%ausluhung in Der @ob-
mtrg 4oia 2uremburgs Die lbr
entmen0et babe. &elttnant &rua lit
oerielbe, gegen oen ieiner5eit auf
Die Ausiagen oes Sdgers &unge bin
cine antlage ouf MoroperoaGt
erboben muroe, oa man Jpn I'M
8erOatt bate, ielblt Die 2urembur9
ernloroet 5u baben. Das 8erfab-
rem ergab, OoB fem @runo 5u Die
lem 8eroadt porla9. SroB0em
wur0e &rua leitoem bon Den 2infs-
raoifalen nit bitterIter Seinoi6oft
oerfolgt.
Sn Dem 9iebitabIpro8eB ielbit
ItanOen 3eugenausingen gegen 3elt-
gerausiagen. &ruu babe tbie cine
3eugin auslagte, Die ubr i1lieBlid
elmer Sreunoin ser 2uremburg 3u-
riiferltattet, iid aber lanee Dor Die
lem S9ritt geiAeut, oa er INNER
Angriffe in Der Oeffentli6feit fiir6-
tete. Ser @erteioiger Wies Oarouf
BIN, 0aB es aIeroings ounfel iei,
ME oie ubr in &ruas 8eiib gefom-
men iei, bob aber cine oiebiibe Ib-
li9t in feiner @eiie erpieien Der-
oen f0nnte. Ger. StantsanDalt
Or. Srtmnnn beantragte bret W1o-
nate @efdn9nis fir beioe 4ngeflag-
ten. 9as @eri6t berurteilte nod
ldngerer 8eratung Den 2eutnant
&rua me9en Giebltabls in 5tpei
6Glen 5u orei Wtonaten @efdngnis,
nobel es in 8etraht 5og, oaB er
nidt in materieler &bii9t 9eban-
belt babe, ionoern Die entpenoeten
Saden nur ols nSropbde~ babe be-
balten moIlen. @egen 8radt err
fannie oas @eri6t ipegen periu6ten
Behring'S atf 500 Marf @eloitrafe.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

bat mid oas @las p~oGsepobrt uro
bat geiogt, id iont email orinfe.
SD ben audi gcOrunfe III Ell tel
ir6, Is is nids auncridter gcmele,
mie fliercs @aiier. SD ben gIeid
aeuiBt, OuB mid Der @auner UNI
meine 5ebn 9ods getihielet gebabt
bat, olprper oauon ben id nids sc.
iaat. Ger 9ubtement bat mid Die
8atteI niOOer oufgcrdppt III iagt,
ih Iont nids Oauon iage, otptper Die
8olies bdtt en- Wtistebf genadt.
gefo6r i'd gauge fin, ben i'd gciagt:
y8enn &c mid wiOoer nit e 9at-
tel lebn I'm noble mid tddele, Damn
I6lag i'd SBne Die 9attel auf Den
9opp foput uno Damn tonne &c
bran rie6e," pomit t6 Oer6leiue
Sbne Sbrn Iieper
8BiIipp Saueramper
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Hed. Gin g0rienmafler,
ser in ieiver Srnggcielendeit piel
in einem befannten S9lemmerlotol
berfebrte, ging, nodoem er titrdllH
gebeirotet bate, nit ieiner inngen
6rau Oortbin. CT purOe audi, pte
immer, por5iigli9 beoieut, nur Oas
gebrntene @iibnten, BON oeiien Dor.
8iialidfeit er Ieiner Grau 10 ptel
er5ablt botte, fam niht.
Ils ser &elner einmal an lbn
borbeilief iagte er:
.6ran5, mo lit mein SitbnbenY
9er &enner beitgte lid gu lbm
un0 fliilterte ibm ms DIR:
v@enn sic Die feline BLONDE bon
Ser Bar meiten, Die lit ni6t mebr
bier"
@propos. Ser Singing
uno oas MGo9en fubren in einenl
&abn ipa8ieren. -
vSIt 10 cine 8abnfabrt ni9t
mun0eri10n?"
nSa6 ia."
r@inen Nadteil bat Die &abn'
fabrt."
n@elfen Oenn?"
r9tun feben Sic" iagte Der
iunge Mann, ntpenn man in etnem
Boot oeriu6t, einem MdOden einer
&uB gu geben, Oann fam es pal
iieren, oaB oas Boot umi6lagt unH
sic Sniaiien ins @uiier fallen"
nSa6 io,~ iagte Oas Mao9ert.
n1o beioe i6miegen cine 8eile.
Damn iaete oos @6O6en nafoenf.
lid:
r@iiien sic eigentIid, 0aB i'd
I9nimmen fann2"
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

= @iBber It dnonis Cine
@duerin braGte elm &ieienpafet 6ilr
8oIt uno batte auf oen~ llmidlag
Inter &reu5bano" geidrieben.
Man n0tigte lie, oas 8afet gu Off
men, un6 gum 8orldein- fam cine
&oie, Die Die CUTE Srau ibrem
Gobn iAifcn wolte. 9efragt, pie-
10 lie gu oieier Y~erpadung fommc,
erpioerte lie, iie babe ben Toittarif
geltau Ituoiert uno gelelen, Dab
man @oHen per G~reu5bano i6iden
fonne, tpcnn iie an beioen Seiten
often icien.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

@Iet9es Sos. @fanOIeiber
(su einem 8idterling, Der @oetbes
@erfe periesen MIN: DIuf @oetbes
@erfe gebe i'd nifts." XXI.
Gifterling: rarmer @oetbe, iest
tuer6en oeine @eoihte aud ibone5it-
riidqepieIe len"
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

auf Ser Gefunodr.
@aIiagier (na6oern Ser Bug
obne iidt6are @eranluiiung lange
3eit balt, gum Goup6feniter binaus.
rufeno): vSeI sic S6oifner, mas
lit oenn los? Ser 3ug bat pobl feline
fabrplamtGBige 8eripatnng no3
niht!2"
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Qu9 Elm gergleif.
g.: u@eun Elm Damn ii6 ber-
Iiebt, gebt elm Cell ieiner geltnltultJ
floten." -
s.: ,Sa, cs lit pngcfdbr Der
ielbe gffeft, aIs penn man nit Dem
&opf gegen einen galfen nnrentit."
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
&othe0erneisbei

&at1eoerDeiSbeit
Brofeiior: Weine Serren, Die
Suit fam man 5war ni1t ieben.
= ober lie lit bod nidt 10 cinfad,
pie lie ausi1altt!
S09fte 2ettmng. CT
8aiilt: Sic beutigen Ginger boz
ben feline &raft mebr, - i6 per-
li6ere eitd, &in6er, iG babe
nal in @ien BEN oSaraitro" ge-
lunecn, oaB elm SEER i'm 8arterre
taub ~getporoen lit uno = er bat es
Bis beute nod ni9t bereutl
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

@iffig, v@agen sic, lieber
6reunO, tper lit Ser SEER, Der Sic
chen eriiBte?"
vu9as lit Serr S6mierinsfp, Ser
ii9 nit 2iterotur ~beifqftigt. er
iGreibt fir oie 8apierforbe Der an.
geiebenlten 8ldtter.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Mooern. r9err aumeraO,
bari id Sbnen cine feline 3igarre
anbieten?"
rGanfe, iebr, ralide ni6tl""
,@ie? @aren sod als Sungge-
Ieue Observation-Disclosures &au6er!"
uv@ewiB! MhlBte a6er rau6loie
Gbe eingeben."
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

ONhf W. t'N ~
e i60nes Sdlu.
rnoiiel geiueie.
Sen annere Sag
bat mid en- gutter
6reun0 berrate,
tpettn ib mid for
e CUTE 9attel
8bistep %interei.
iiere Oebt, Oonn
ipont er midi en-
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Gin 8robian. or:
u0ieIe 8lumen iino rei5eno. Sic
9lei6en Sbnen."
Sic: .@ieio? Die 8lumen
lino ood fiinitli6."
gr: rSSa, aber man fam es ni9t
ieben."
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

= Q dc res TIDE n. u:
Infer alter &cdnungsrat fonnte ItG
MN aud bol0 peniioNieren loiienl
g.: 9uron lit nod gar niGt di
oenfen; - er bat iih ia geitern
crit iein 3aOiermeiier idleifen luI-
ienI
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

yMeama, tpie i6 eben in Die Spet-
iefommer fomme, Iiegt Der elmer
nit ser Warmelaoe ouf Ser Seite
Z uno Giles l6llft roits."
Dglber Sunge, paritm bait OIL
mid 0enn nift 9erufen?"
SD fonnte nidt, Wama, Die
Marmelaoe lief mir geraOe in ben
Muno.@
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Gs sibt 3mei fricOlide @emalten:
Oas Ieft mo ole Sdidlidteit.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
OHemer 5dtreibebrtrt Nra
pbiltpp 5aaerampter.

!Dtein lieber GER Neoadtiondr: =
ml.u Il -, -,
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

aber, emil, no nurte, fomm
BLOB binaiit Den sa5en Gag ltedlt
0u i'm &caer.
9as lit ia blob ocine S6ulo,
i'd bob' ia INNER geiagt, oaB on
mid nit oeiner 3dnferei unter Die
@r0e bringlt.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

@ann: Nanu, mos lit oenn log, 0autter? @arrn bait Oh penn one
Sobre 10 pernidit?
s. ran: @r lit mir iber 6as Nfutmennns bergegangen.
Mann: Gicbfe, Snc, uno Oa iaGt Oh immcr, uber ElalunWfnn'
left oN9 niibt.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
mnAt Aar @emnhn

@a6t Ser @ewon :
belt. 2ebrcr: Mein Srdulein,
Sic miiiem iid angcmobnen, oas
YeOal nidt 10 baufig 5u gebrali-
6enl
Sraulein: Gas fam i6 nidtI
2cbrer: @es6alb oenn ni6tl
6raulein: SD babe iabrelang
an Ser Ndbmaidine genrbeitetl
2afonif6. Sic boret
Sic, mann lit ocnn's giSfeit?"
n@aun's Gis felt it'll"
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Mus @rfa brung. 2eb-
rer: @ober ltammt oas 8ort De-
Doriam?
Sdiiler: Bonn Eriigeln.
SIN @ramen. 2ebrer:
D@as entbdlt oas SeeDaiier nod
auBer oen 6emii6en 8eltnnoteilen,
0ie mir i6on genunnt baben?"
Sdiiler: slide"
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

@dou MIR, aHe, mie infer @ommerhiiha Pfd'n raid9t oaB Der
Noudh gum Sgnipr 'rausqlolmt, noas rnoanlL o q loml mu V|
anal a flefn's 8ran6l ristteren!
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Ser @obr Bat feline Sdul-
tigfeit getan, Der Mobr fam ra-
oelnl"
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Inteil. 2ebrer: nSbr
6abt alio Sen reuen Sdiiler unter
Ben 9runnen geidleppt uno nit
@alier begoiien2 Nun, 6rib, mel
9en @nteil bait on ocnn bel oieier
u~nerborten Sa6e g~enommen?"
SriB: n9as Iinfe 8ein, Serr
2ebrer."
@efeIIf6aft. Sic
Sausfrau lit iebr perltimmt, mir
merOen orei5ebn BEL Gid fem"
rSIt iie 10 abergldubil9?"
Stein, aber lie bat li9 nur out
5p0lf Ierionen eingeri1tet."
@efhdftstu6tig 8.
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@art geben tpiiroe, mas wiiroelt
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The Seward gateway., 1922-12-05
FIRST TRAIN CROSSES BRIDGE;
 TRANSFER TROUBLES AT END
(From Nenana News)


 The completion of the panel work of the big Tanana river steel bridge, which will be the second largest of it's kind in the world when completed, cn- abled train to cross to the north side yesterday and henceforth, until the structure is fully completed next spring all freight for Fairbanks will be hauled over the bridge by rail and be transferred to the narrow gauge line at the north approach to the bridge where yards have been prepared fol the handling of shipments without delay.
 By arrangements with the American Bridge Company, the Alaska railroat will have the use of the bridge fol transfer purposes at night.
 Owing to the fact that no trains will be able to pass over the bridge during the day owing to possible ID terference with the construction worl passengers travelling between Nenan; ; and Fairbanks will be transferred b! team connecting with the train a North Nenana as in the past
 The train which vassed over tho bridge yesterday consisted of car o steel rails for use in the yards on tht north side of the river. The cars were pulled over by Engineer Pete Gala gher in engine No. 272, which has re placed the Five Spot for the winter
 The bridge paneling stands solidly on the false work, more than fifty feel above the river ice. The sides of the bridge or truss which will be erected on the panel work, will rise to height of 95 feet, and when the strue- ture is completed it will look some thing like the steel bridge at Fair banks, only much larger in every way
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-05
HANSON DRAWS FIVE YEARS
 IN PRISON FOR MURDER

Willie Hanson, the Indian youtf who was the principal witness for the prosecution and against Willie Jack son recently acquitted of the murder of Capt. Harry Lott at his place below Thane on the night of July 25, was sentenced to serve five years in the reformatory at Boulder, Colorado.
 Hanson plealed guilty to footing the house of the murdered man.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-05
AUSTRALIA STUDIES
 AMERICAN HIGHWAYS

SEATTLE, Dec. 4.-With view to exercising proper care in adopting it's new road building program the Aus tralian government has sent D. V. Fleming, engineer of roads and bridges for South Australia to this country to study American asphalt highways particularly as to the cost of laying the different types of pave nents, durability, maintenance costs drainage and grading.
 Australia is said to contemplate an extensive road building program.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-05
RECORD PRICE FOR SETTING
 OF EGGS IS ESTABLISHED

TACOMA, Dec. 4.-A record price for eggs in this section was gestablish- ed when H. M. Mothers, of Woodland, sold twenty eggs from Lady Jewell, his Leghorn champion hen, for $500. News of the sale reached here today. Lady Jewell laid 355 eggs for the year ending Nov. 1, at the official egg lay ing contest, conducted by the West ern Washington experiment. station.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-05
NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

It is likely that the old telephone exchange at Nenana will be remod tus of both the commission and the town.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-05
COAL SHIPMENTS SOON

Coal shipments from the workings of the recently organized Mt. Mckin- ley Bituminous Coal company will soon be made, large outfit and five lmen going to the mines lacatlon 10 commence operations.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-05
NEW STRIKE IN cHATANikA

The new strike in the Chatanika flats is receiving considerable atten- tion. It is stated that those now sink, ing expect to reach bedrock within CSC feet.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-05-04
ABILENE NEEDS 1T TOO
Junction City Has Csrfew Law and
Enforces II

The Junction City Union says
Enforcement Of the curfew ordi-
nance has resulted in a big decrease
in the number of young people on
the streets, unaccompanied by par
ents, after 8 o'clock at night. When
w. H. Thompson took Office as
mayor one Of his first official acts
was to instruct the officers to en-
force the old curfew ordinance. The
same night some "a youngsters were
rounded up after 8 o'clock and taken
to the police station where they were
given lecture and released. This
action had salutary effect and
since that time, although the officers
had been on the look -out, they have
not had occasion to pick up any more
Of the youngsters"
Abilene has curfew law with
9:30 as the time when children
under 1S are to be off the streets but
1t does not enforce 1t. Young boys
roam the streets and alleys until late
at night with no good to themaeives
or the community. Abilene needs
exactly the lind of an ordinance
Junction City has and a strict en-
Of it.