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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE

I will meet the property owners of Nevada county at the times and places listed below for the purpose of allow ing them 70 assess their personal prop. erty. also the per capita tax.
 Under the new township assessment law, al property must be assessed in he township where II k located and before the Township Board while h session in said township or pay the penalty of - per cent of all taxes due. Non residents are refuired to furnish rhe assessor with verified l.sts of prop erty n each township, on or before the day listed for said township, provided the non res ident has no agent in said township.
 Prescott. Mo Tp Thursday, June 1sr. 10 and including June 10th.
 z. c. W0OSLEY. Assessor
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
Grandpa Wakes Up
 Tilhe.d
By MARVIN ST. JOHNS
..ill g-lt.s........

GASzsAGte. aaAas1sArsAEAESs 8atA. -ss f- Copyrtsht. ls4z. Western .,e'y sp4 r~. ....e..
 There Were-iet me see, 1here N err Cousin Jasper Haynes. Co4stu Aaea Haynes, Cousin Thomas and >aiuau- tha Biggs Lucy and i.aui, and irt ~eii, not to mention Grandpa and efdHona ChltteDGen. They lived n @ash4H-- ton. but the rest of Is inhabited fiji field.
 Grandpa Chittendeu was Civil "ar penslouer and n the middle part of his incredibly long life he had found oil. I believe. AnyNas, he aas repH- ed awfully rich, rich enough 10 make all his grandsons and great grand daughters, which means Lucy, wealthy tor life And he vas eighty-seven years old, and Grandma eighty five.
 Tilleld was not the place thatan would choose 70 i've IF. II w8- u little New England town, very Hab6a- tartan, amateur fire brigade you &now the style some folks might Ike |, ot course, but, frankly, We Hat 4eses and Biggses and the rest If Us aEed there because We had beeu born there and ne were toe poor 10 move away.
 That is rli grandpa GIed Every rear each of us would receive .ef- Ger from h!m oH he aaaasrf=s,Ef af the battle If Gettysburg. m N4.5a ae lost d leg. Pm growing seIg zt-eaIe. he would say. and su x s5y dear " fr l hardly hope to survive lar#eom,H- winter tiod bless you. ny dear= Pau, Lucy, Samantha Jasper rhom- as CIT Maria. as the eaee uisat be.
 We had reckoued that there ought so De 1t least ten fhousand apiece and some Of IN We're geH5Bg 8u .H years and anxious to see the#iast 9f fitfitld. Lucy vas twentyzseyeu and Paa=two years older oh, at5 aid Grandpa Ghittenden hang Hn soE
 Then an amazing thing happened. A brief letter came to each of Us h. forming as that grandpa and grand ma were going 10 pay Us visit.
 The day arrived and the tribe was gathered at the station 10 welcome him. But grandpa Wazn 4n lhe fFaIn.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those whO are In a Hrun down condI. tion will notice that Catarrh bothers them much more than when they are in good health This fact proves that while Ca tarrh is a local disease, it IS greatly in' fuenced by constitutional conditions HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is A Tonic and acts through the blood upon the mucous surfaces of the body. thus reducing the inflammation and assisting Nature in restoring normal conditions.
 All Druggists. Circulars free.
 F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

T guess re wasn't feeling well enough to come, said Cousin Thomas meaningIy.
 Just then ii smart touring car came to stanisril near us and an old gentleman, Rho was at the wheel, seated beside an old lady. turned and cooked hard. It was grandpa
 "N eIcome. grandpa 2" we all shout ed. eagerly
 "Ha, ha - chnckled grandpa. Fooled you young folks. didn't r We thought we'd motor over Instead of taking the train. and enjoy the country air
 Motorpd from where| we asked.
 From Washington, said grandpa, with q chuckIe.
 Grandpa fell in with our plan 70 haye Jim one day at each house and after he had made the round he made IL again.
 T tell you young people, I'm failing In love with Tflheld,' be said.
 Everybody was pretty gum by now, for grandpa looked good for a dozen years or more And then came the day Of the state fair.
 By this time In spite of our disap- polntment we couldn't help liking grandpa. He mad told Us that he was worth a hundred thousand dollars and was gong to divide II up among Us equally. or, f We didn't outIiye him, among our heirs. But Us l was say lng, the state far came along and Howson th his new a.rp.ane, the new sort fAat turns s0mersauIts n fhe air, without ubsettia-
 W here graHdpaT I asked one ot rAe assistants who had charge of he aifpfane fixtures.
 What, he old gent with the wooden jeg2s he answered. Why, he's up in the machine.
 w hat, Up there 2'' cried Cousin Jasper. pointing 10 rhe airplane which vas doing he dip of death about mile over our heaas And where's grandma =
 what, rhe oId .ady7 Why-She's there. tool'
 l heard d scream behind ne. Cousin Marta was having mysteries And then the cry Vas drowned ID the delighted yeIls of the crowd as the machine, ike great blrd. rfghted itself and came floating gracefully down and lit with in twelve feet of where We stood. And oat stepped grandpa and grandma.
 Boys. said grandpa when hey set hIm down, 'thaGNas q fooihardy thing to de= ] ant + young asI Nas-f m gong on for eight eghF-and I'm a family man With responsibilities. No more alrplanes for ne. stick f0 the good ojd-fashoned auto noV and hence forward
 Now rhe strange fhlng about it $, grandpa was such good sport that. instead of wishing him dead. from that minute Ne began 10 think out plans for prel0Hging his fife And the fh ags he lid to TildeId Why. all the reporters in rAe state were out 10 see him. and We found our he vas famous mauu- facturer. and he was planning to carry power to TilheId from Cone stream and erect factories and put up model houses and
 Veil grandpa IS niuety-fhree now. lnG he bought q new auto last Napk. because grandma's getting pretty fee ble and the old one looked our If dare. AS for l,iheld. what with the iAereas- ing yalup of real estate and the life If the town we're going 70 hang on as foug as We can do SO
 Oh. yes about that huudred thou sand What grandpa mean WIS that he had that to give away s-#=lrs cool Aalfmllon invested He divided up among HIS and Paul and EHev had their third baby last week
 Heres hoping hel round uut the century
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
A<.

How do you expect the Postal Clerk to know whether YOU mean Trinidad, California or Trinidad. COlorado7
 ALWAYS SPIEL. OUT THE NAME OF THE STATE IN FULL IN THE ADDRESS,
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
MORE BUSINESS
 IN GOVERNMENT"

This apt phrase was used In Prsai- dent Hardngs first message 10 Con gress and applies particularly In postal management where postmasters are heinz impressed with the fact that they are manager os local branches If the biggest business h the world.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Payday is the Inspiration and the reward of work Take [ away and put everygody to work for the State and you would have communism. IF does not rake philosopher 10 see the result-littIe work and no enthusiasm Is what was done
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

President Harding speaking few days ago ro the [ = Chamber of Com meree. said The country at thi- moment fs on The threshold of a new ara business fs reviv'ng and the coun Try .s finding IrSelf7 Clad of if. If
 haaa't found itself pretty soon #a saaFoh warrant wanld have been in arder
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
HERE COMES 4 STRANGER!

Lets make our post office look neat, MT. Postmaster Stralghten up the rural letter hoy MT Farmer Tidy up some. MT Rural Carrier First impressions are lasting Maybe MT. Stranger. taking notice Of these Inn provements will come back. bringing you benefits. Start these with POS TAI IMPROVEMENT WEEK" May fs
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Would it not be a good scheme to send for Lloyd George 10 come over here and see what. if anything. be cal do toward bringing about peace treaty of some kind between our Gov ernmeut and Mir Hearst and Senator Rorah2
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Lenine takes sharp exception 10 th" condition that Rol>heyik propa ganda abroad must cease if the Allies lend RuS~.a money He figures that his propaganda may n time overthrow all the governments. all money beeom.' he property of the State. and he will aor have 10 pay The loan back There
 $ aet an honest hair in his head or a drop of real manhood in his craven body
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
Mrs. crandall Oowa) Tells How Sfss
 Stopped Chicken Losses

Last spring rats killed all our baby chicks Wish I'd known about Rat-Snap before With just one large pack age we killed swarms of rats They won't se, this years hatches I'll bet" Rat-Snap is guar. aateed aad sells for 3sc. 6Sc, si2S
 Sold and guaranteed by Hesteriy Drugstore X PreseOttHdw Co
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

some make footprints on the sand of rme. and then again others leave ingerprints at police headquarters
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

The#ch af engineer of the Russel Sage Foundation says al The close of the eeaturv= 7S years hence New York will have population af 37o0oWo This would mean q metropolitan area of 5.0o0 square miles. one urban com mmirv occupying parts of several states Ah.= vel. we wont be here 7S years hence fo worry ah0Ht ifs politics and corruption.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

When We go fo parties and banquet 8ad the like. We always like them -o 6e of he informal hud-tEeu we eaH wear aur own clothes
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Free Air" is familiar sign, and god as far as 1T goes. bur one mus hnv aH automobile to get it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

ufli% tbEL4r-i id-' aA44'a
 Survived by his wife and kids
 Henry Ford mas just bought fen million nuts. and didn't ger any of them from Eenne and Trotzky.
 Many of as can remember before thp days of wire screens when people used to have mosau 10 netting hung over and around Ihe ned in summer
 Austrian kronens are now worth less than two cents in our money per 100 German marks sG cents per feO. #Rassian rubIes nothing at all.
 \ Princeton professor says mankind ha9 not gained anything in intelligence in the last soooo years. Well. we have to admt that very few people nowadays raH chip q bit of flint into an arrowhead.
 Lloyd George demands q new Soviet honor code. How can fheT haze n honor code when f5py have no honor
 This is tae season when fhe law al lows qau fa wear il straw lid f you prefer if tod derby tbermo~ bottle or #a SIalcb. huf far rhe love of Mike ao#not pick mga batband that looks Ike aagshp signaling he rest of he aeet
 NJ man. remarks another chesmutT zrribe. understands women Well. whv m blazes don- ne understand fhem can't he understand what we can plainly see vtrh Hte naked eye not ro mention other aakedness
 Another dig New#York mail robbery ha== been n5pFed H fhe hud and ! number of mn GrIerks who stood in an=-he dea4 are now facing federal peu5rent arfe~ if there is anybody honest back in r6at burg any more we do mol know who is. unless it might he young Racsefeller-he goes 10 Snn- day school regularly
 Ey President Wilson and Sena-or Jim Reed of Missouri. who is oet for reelection. seem ta get along fine to- 2ether-just like. Greece and Turkey ao. and North and Soufh Ireland.
 < ~aHIl has just heen mearthed n creek bed at Palo Alto Calf. said ny scientists 10 date back further than fhe Adam and Eve period II is of man and is filed with cement twenty cen ur5e~ old. Musf have been con .ressman-they are rbe only ones wr know of whose domes are filed with concrete.
 Would it not be a good scheme to send for Lloyd George To come over here and see what. if anything. be cal do toward bringing about q peace i treaty of some kind between our Gov ernment and Mir Hearst and Senator
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Mars is now approaching the earth q fhe rate of 975,0o0 miles q day. but don't get excited. for the closest t Will gel Will be in June. and it will -hen be a little matter of forty mil lion miles away
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Nf =Tebffehera #fhe head geek If ttr Russ an=D =Deieeat ton Genoa, SaF> -he second -rlable ef his name should he accented. AT right. We will do tr if fhe gentleman will kindly inform uy which k rle second syllable
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Many of as can remember before fbp days of wire screens when people used to have mosau 10 netting hung over and around Eae ned in summer
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

geeks lug all that useless flat money around They must use grain sacks instead of pocketbooks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

In Moscow street car fare is 1000 rubIes for half a mile. How do those
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Vel anyhow those knock 'em down and-drag em-out nations that met af Genoa have IT Ieasr agreed not fl swallow each other whole without pep per and ~alt for eight months. That was real nice of them They will probably spend that eight months bor rowing more money and making more bullets
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Henry Ford has just bought fen million nuts and didn't ger any of them from EenIne and Trotzky
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

NJ man, remarks another chestnuttE scribe. understands women We'll Whv m hlazeS don ne understand them 2 cant he understand what we can plainly see vfrh Hte naked eye. not fa mention aHher aakedness
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Austrian kronens are now worth less than two cents in our money per 10o German marks sG cents per 100 Russian rnbIeS nothing at all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

Each year she gaily doffs some clothe,
 Bat dreads the final test The winter when ar grandma's age
 She must discard the rest
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

one industry getting quite prom Hent nowadays is the alieniation of affections one does then alienating and the other sues for a million dol lars damage Any affection that can le aleniated is worth about two bits, and dear at that.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08
Tinkographs

Needs no poiiceman's rall
 But thinks ne knows it all Turns corner fast and skids
 Survived by his wife and kids.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

The Federal authorities fought wth and captured ta1nch laden with
 quor from Mexico at Long Beach. Calf. 1 few days ago. and also seized the two million dollar wineries and stock Of The Theo Gier Company of Oakland Mr tiier was said 10 be German Svmpath.zer during the war and got in wrong with fhe government
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-08

\ Princeton professor says mankind ha9 not gained anything in intelligence in the last 30oo0 years Well, ve have to adm that very few people nowadays raa chip bit of flint into an arrow head.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-05-18

for standings were Harriet Larsen.
Grin Halvorsoh, Alice Herum and
Clara Louise Johnson.
The 9th Graders who wrote for
standings in Physiology were Esther
Larsen, Helen and Ruth Halvorson and
Mildred Hanson.
We purchased hot lunch outfit,
with money raised at social given
by us.
The school was furnished with the
following new text books: New Cen
fury Histories, Revised and Enlarged
McMasters' History Book I, Health
Lessons Book I, Essentials of Geog-
raphy Books | and IL.
We won the Fairbanks scale given
by the Wisconsin tuberculosis
association for the highest sale of
stamps for three years.
Marie L. Quinn, Teacher
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FARGO SCHOOL

Nav 9th the enrolment for diploma
examinations at our school was 50
and May 18th it was %.
Owing to the fact that we have nine
people writing for diplomas our
mothers day program was delayed
until May 10th. We hope the moth
ers will all be able to come. The pro-
gram is as follows.
Story of Mothers Day
Blanche Wilcox
song-Oh How Miss You Nanny
Miss Maer
Door Mother Love Marcia Mexican
She made home happy
Emaline Griffey
0,cradv,s Goat Earl johnson
The Dearest Spot on Earth
Miss Maier
A Tribute to Motherhood
Marie Schoonover
Rock Me to Sleep Ellen DAM
NANNY of Mine Miss Maier
Mother Vernon Ropey
Whose Circus? Lyman Dopkins
Specially Jim Almlra Doe
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Mother and Home Fannie Griffey
A Mothers Love Ernest Robey
Song
When the old man smokes
Robert Ellsworth
A Girls Mother Nellie Wilcox
The>White Carnation Wilbur johnson
The 5's Geography class is review
ing for final examinations.
Our room is a good representative
of Mother Nature by the abundance
of flowers we have.
The following people have receiv-
ed their seals for Reading Circle
work, Almira Doe, Ellen Dahl, Marcia
Mexican, Emmiline Griffey.
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HERUM SCHOOL

Second semester began Jan. 20;
school closed May Is. Those not tar
dy or absent during the last semester
were Melvin Larson, Harriet Larsen,
Ruth Rasmussen and Clara Louise
Johnson.
Those who wrote for diplomas were
Melvin Larson and Ruth Rasmussen.
Those of the 7th Grade who wrote
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mer johnson were at Ellsworth Satur-
day and wrote for diplomas.
Grayce X. Bittner, Lucille Shuts
Hazel ard Louise Falde and EGw
Krause visited school Friday.
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is welcome. Program begins at 500
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CLOVERDALE SCHOOL

Supt. III. B. Aasterud presented our
school with a new map of our state.
Halmen Norderhang, Jasper and
Wallace Jensen, Arthur Lien and Hill
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The Washington herald., 1922-09-06
Greeks Appeal to Allies
For Action in Near East

LONDON. Sept. 5.-An appeal has
reao he'd the allies from the Greeks,
pleading for intervention. in the
hope of establishing an armistice
and thus ending what appears to
be &. massacre by the Turks. ad-
vices reaching official British cir
cles indicate.
It is possible a psrley may opan
this week, but 1t is known the
Turks will ask the most favorable
'erms. including the occupation of
Thrace and Adrianople. which Great
T,itain will oppose because it VIII
rea' NIT the Turks to Europe. The
latest Information available here is
that the evacuation of Smyrna by
the Greeks is inevitable.
Demoralized, the Greeks are not
even offering resistance in retreat
Villages along the line taken by
the defeated army have been set
on fire by 1t.
The population in the area of
the victorious Turkish army is ter
rorstricken. Outrages and de-
bauchery continue, and the victors
even are selling young and inno-
cent girls for as low as so cents
each.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-06
WAR VETSSEEK
new SANITARIUMS
Costello Post Wants Better
Care of Shell-Shocked
Fighters.

Republication of disabled for
mer service men was discussed
last night by members of Vincent
B. Costello Post, American Legion.
meeting at the District Building.
following the introduction of more
than twenty resolutions for pre-
convention action.
The policy employed by the Vet
erans' Bureau in regard to shell
shock cases was termed "unsatis-
factory" by several speakers. who
declared that they intended to
carry the fight to the national
convention in order to get special
sanitariums to care for the cases.
Last nights resolutions will be
acted upon at the September 10
meeting. at which time the post
will also elect it's delegates to the
department convention.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-06

Continued From Page One.
solely to the protection OF American
interests.
The orders make 1t plain. 1t was
stated, that the American ships are
not to participate in any naval or
political demonstration.
The State Department last night
was without confirmation OF press
dispatches to the effect tina. she
Greek government had appealed to
the allies to obtain an arnusticc,
and the Greek Legation here also
had failed to receive any notice
OF such an appeal
The following destroyers, now in
Asiatic waters, probably will be
sent to Smyrna: The Simpson.
Lawrence and Litchfield, stationed
at Constantinople. The remaining
destroyers are the Parrott at Sam
sun, the Edsall and McLeish at
Novorosisk and the Bulmer .at
Odessa