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The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13
TORNADO WIPES OUT VILLAGE
One Killed, 100000 Property Loss
When Tornado. Hits s. D. Town.

Sioux City, 1a.-St Charles, S. D.,
was practically wiped off the map by a
tornado, which swept the Southern
half of Gregory county, according to
reports received here. One man was
killed and many persons were injured,
several sevriously, it was reported.
The damage at st. Charles will reach
100000 while in the county it will
reach nearly a million.
All of the buildings in st. Charles
were wrecked, with the exception of a
school house and one residence which
escaped the path of the twister.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

LaMoure-N1rs. e. G. Lovett, Berlin,
was severely injured when the auto in
which she was riding with her hus
band, was "sideswiped by an auto
driven by DR.. ]. H. Winslow of
LaMoure.
Dawson-Reorganization of the Kid
der County Old Settlers association,
originally former in the SOS, and which
quit functioning in 1911, was perfected
at a picnic recently held at Lake Isabel
near here, which was attended by a
large number of pioneers Of this Sec
tion.
Fargo-Horses from 10 states have
been entered in the four day meet to
be held in Fargo as one of the feature
attractions Of the North Dakota State
fair, July II to %. Listed to start in
the eight events are 90 Of the finest
horses from the largest stables in the
northwest. Nearly 20 stables will be
represented on the famous Fargo track
each stable averaging string of five
horses.
Bismarck-Beginning of actual grad
ing work on the roads on both sides
Of the Missouri river bridge between
Bismarck and Mandan this week, with
a certainty that the work on the bridge
will be finished as soon as the ap-
proach at the west end Of the bridge is
ready, gives indications that this only
vehicular bridge across the Missouri
,;, hot
Great Falls, Mont, will be open to the
public at least by Aug. 1.
Misunderstanding peaches in North
Dakota is not an impossibility. The
experiment station Of the United
States government here is demonstrat-
ing that it is possible to have peaches
thrive on the highlands Of western
North Dakota. To be sure; they are
Chinese peaches, and the ripened fruit
is not a rival of the Michigan and
Maryland product, but nevertheless it
is peach, and if the painstaking care
of the horticulturalists avail, the pres
ent plants at the Great Plains station
may be the forefathers of some cele-
brated brand Of freeze-defying fruit.
Hope-Nine people were injured in
accidents in this vicinity. Three were
hurt when the auto in which th'v were
riding overturned, due to the crulnpling
Of wheel in making short turn.
One was thrown clear, and two were
pinned underneath and rendered un-
conscious for time. The Misses
Farrell and Picken of Hope. and the
Messrs. Peters and Wood Of Waldron,
were injured when the car in which
they were riding skidded, aud over
, turned, pinning all underneath in q
roadside pond. Attempting to make q
sharp turn with his auto, Francis
Bremen ran against a barbed wire
fence. and was badly scratched and
cut. Playing ball, Fred Nash stumbled
in depression and broke his leg in
i two places.
Fargo-Pope Plus XI, in private
audiences with the Right Rev. James
O'Reilly, bishop Of the Fargo diocese
sent his best wishes to all the people of
North Dakota, wishing them we'll
EekeIson-George Barr, farmer OF
near Eckelson, was fatally injured In
q runaway. When he walked on the
wagon pole to recover line he had
dropped, the team became frightened
and ran away. Br. Barr fell off the
wagon pole and the wheel passed over
him. He was badly bruised about the
head and injured internally. He died
Is minutes after being rushed to Q
Valley City hospital
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13
Skin Tortured Babies Sleep
Mothers Rest
After Cuticura
Her Achievement
Soap 25e, Ointment Is and Soc, Talcun 2se

"AIy wife got after blue racer with
a hatchet out in the yard yesterday"
related Gap johnson of Rumpus Ridge.
"After going twice around the track, as
1t were, she ketched her foot in a mess
of baling wire and fell and sprained
her arm. if she didn't break it out
right But, by cripes, she shore cut
off that there snake's head as she
went down kansas City Star
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

A pharmacist says the "up-to-date"
man uses cosmetics just like woman.
He wants to be pretty, too, the dear
old thing.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13
Refuse To Do Repair Work.

Washington-The "Big Four" broth
erhoods were drawn into the rail
strike. They have filed a formal pro-
test with the railroads declining to
perform mechanical work formerly
done by striking shopmen.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

r. Z ulkuaIu 8 Ve&e.
table Compound -
which has done so
much to restore my
|he alt h. / was q
broken-down woman
until my hus band
brought me a bottle
Of your Vegetable
Compound and one of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Blood Medicine. I
had been having
~0yvAe ~vv~-~~ --41
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

Many "sit-in," many more "listen-
in," quite number "get-in," but you
will generally find the ambitious youth
"digging-in."
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

Even with the present temperature
few will envy those climbers who have
reached the 28,8OO-foot mark on Mount
Everest,
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13
euale Corps Averts Panic.

Hoboken, N. ia bugle corps Of
girls and brass band of boys stirred
fire-fighters to greater activity and
quelled a possible panic in an all-day
battle against flames on an ocean liner
here.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

Some young doctors have a hard
time, and some get candy-fed, mid.
dle.aged patient who thinks she has
nerves.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

Any loan to Germany should be
contingent on her promise that she
will not waste the money on fireworks.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

When man is mad, he cusses.
When a woman is mad, she cries.
Cussing doesn't get the man much.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13
Nurses Needed Everywhere

American Hospital School of Nursing gives q
complete course in nursing. Accredited school,
Full maintenance and ample allowance to
cover expenses. The Hospital IL ideally located
on the North side of the city, close to Lake
Michigan within a few minutes walk of Lincoln
Park. For information, address Superintend.
ent OF Nurses American Hospital, Chicago,
ILL.,, Irving Park Boulevard near Sheridan Road.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13
WAS A BROKEN.
Down WOMAN
Then I BeganT Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Medicines

Donaldsonville, La--tI write with
pleasure to praise your rmedicine-Lydia
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

1t is hard to credit the report that
blindness is decreasing, in view Of the
things the reformers see in the movies.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

W N. ". FARGO. NO. 2s-.1s22.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

mInOI-1ue 1OU,UOO CdIupdlSu tnat
the A1inot Association of Commerce
was instrumental in having organized
in northwestern North Dakota, cOntin-
ues to attract widespread interest ac-
cording to officials and various Sec
tions of the country have written to
the association of commerce which
handles the secretarial work for the
Northwestern North Dakota Develop
ment association, for information con-
cerning the plan of operation. Several
national magazines have also written
for details concerning the plan and all
seem to regard it as one tlla' has every
indication of being successful. The as
sociation of commerce, which serves as
the local unit Of the parent body, has
received more than 500 inquiries since
the campaign was launched several
weeks ago and several homeseekers
have already visited this section of
North Dakota.
Minot-Construction work was this
week begun on the first of new build.
ings at the Ward county fair grounds.
Fargo--All kinds and sorts of camp.
ing outfits from the most elaborate and
expensive to the palmer and more
cheap, can be found at the Fargo
tourist camping grounds in Linden
wood, according to the tourist infol
nation bureau at the commercial club
Several automobiles that have been
equipped with radio outfits SO adjusted
that at night the travellers can ''listen
in" on concerts and news information
being broadcasted, have been canped
| In Fargo overnight.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-07-13

LaMoure-Mrs. e. G. Lovett, Berlin,
was severely injured when the auto in
which she was riding with her hus-
band, was "sideswiped by an auto
driven by DR.. ]. II. Winslow of
T0NOura
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

Ms. Marps1e. Dauia, = sister al
Ms. Stewart 1Nlev, Of nec5rsh
naseaa taye.y st the lstser's home IN
EinsirS tddEion Montls,g niphg
March 20. after about 3 s;N weeks
illness rom pneumonia. T'he de-
cessat vs4> born IN Wales, AUG, "a
1884 She vsss married t. Thomas
DEpif ac, %. $50, in Ltsaa, y, Y,
and aaire 10 ellamsi,ee coun1y IN
gSha. arC setar ths death Os ho1
husband in 1905 she came 70 Dec6rah
and lived with her sfsSar, Mrs.. oXleg
She Is SURVEYED sy ft-es sisters AM
one brnrhar, Mrs. Stewart CNlsSr
r,as0rs.A, Ms. JoSls TGsS, ElVnna,
Nah., MIS-. IhUiss S-eenSlsy, Kan
49, tlfrc and ViE5anr N5E3sS-nS q
U9sSs A.fuisenr. c.aL Fane-a2 se--
VICES vii N sanaaaaa3 this morning
from The hnrns o. he- SISTER S: ten
6}sinsS ~ Rez, NJ. wGle7t, u ire
tsaac-acaslorasg ;AE-vh, and Re ~
rns.5rs we-r G&1s1 n wSaSoa for
Srssa-rnsu1. funeral Services heinE
held 6amor-gU from 1Ae Baptist
,hugV.h.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
snnnih Mr> ncnrN Wager

. .s>a Sanaay morning death called
Ms. Nanyv Wager. one Of Decorah's
.siao4 ana mos; respected mothers
II she As2 been permitted 10 live
Soar rnags GAYS SAe would have been
g. vears Old She was born March
Is 1925 in Pennsylvania. She was
married - Henry Wager Sept 2S
.>xA They came 10 WinneShiek
caar.y In 1855, settling on a farm
uaa- LocaS. In 1889 the husband
Was e3ecsei county treasurer, serv-
Iag -pa terms. after which the fam
liz moved 70 Ricsville, where they
opened $ grocery store. Mr.. Wager
died March 10, 1908. Eight years
ago Mrs Wager came 70 DEBORAH
and made her home with her daugh-
ter. Ms. r. G. Price. A week ago
Sunday she suffered slight stroke,
which FASTENED her death.
Five sons and one daughter sur
viye. They are Mrs. r. G. Price,
DEBORAH. William, Grinnel, Iowa
Simon. Calmar. Oliver and Henry,
Rieeville ard Charley, Center Point.
One son Frank, passed away at Cal
mar las. Thursday, particulars OF
whose death appears in our Calmar
news this week
Mrs. Wager was q woman who bore
the high respect and love Of many
friends here and me sympathy Of al
= sx-s-@ess - -nF oe-@Ev=5 children
N -aszr toss T1s funeral ssrrsSes
n7srS he'd yresas.,15Ey fran -hs hasps-
IT. N When q ne CgnE-erEtis Ia
q -rcr 1f,@cE-=a. End -ns rHruEillE
we're taken - EjsEvl-is 5gr inter-
1EfsL--
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Me1hudlst Eerlval Meetings Clos.

SunaET marked the enc uf the
sETleE H- rsvwE. meetings IL unt
Me-nBdIE. LnUrcL. In spite Of tIe
stormy gay Lut audiences we've iargE
auL -ne sR~vIces were inspiring. Tas
Rev. Euwf-ius was a. mis- pes ant
preached with tender ea-nes-Hess
1nar WIN Ine most eager attention o.
ms audience
A the morning service peu uni .eC
with ING church VIZ Mrs. L. NJ.
Donaldson. Mr.. Etne. FTgzSImmUHs5
E4muums Gibbs. Eva Grafton. Au-
gus Te=iIe. Mrs. August IesSc
AL~a. NJ TupllfF. Mrs.. FRANCE Van
60-u. EdItu Van Horn Lwle Tupltl.
Al rGt conclusion OF .Hs evening
se~-Ice testimony meeting was
uetL Il winch many expressed -neT
appreciation OF tns revIva. meetings
a- au opportunity fCE awakening
70. CIOus uHvu-IuU auC yea
The Rsv. Hawkins was presented
Win purse Uf E-a.Ub a. I -uEeu
q zup~ecsH-Iuu az ms earnest and
-Er-u+U WORT during -TE series cd
Erl4z1EuCs The Elf, Via -ns vuiuUt-
~ ufiE-IuE OF me congregation
- N ZEV-kluE came without u~u-
MISE ct Erv compensation Rev
-7swE1us iz-- a- uuuu or MONDAY 70,
RS home L. Independence. Iowa
urnsTE N - lns TsAssH~ q trt As-nl'
gslS- church
The uaz-ur. Rev 5s0rEs "A uDciEl
announced Sunday EEE- Z mad vrHel
preaching SERVICE W8uit - nsia o,
Thursday evening a. 30 clock
ea-- week ur1 -hs week f.s1 Or
EEs-s- w0ar 3 =lT week q sTsTLul
se-wcas WI - hei1 combining VII
& -reu t,s~stIa service Dr Easter SIN
azy morning The pUhIr E,s INVITE
e amend these sE-Tlces
Or F-lGzy svs-iTr u TINS wees
In me basement u the erLr-ct,
reception for the new members VI
~ gwen. The evening W. beg
VIZ 5 picrIc fuucr q z O'clock a.
-E- vlhfcn Z sncial Session VII 70.
NV
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Matnntiist C,nurcf Nutes

a mIo week preaching servlcs, IN
ssead Of the usual DrEVef mesIlug
will DE- conducted ny the paSsUr on
Thursday evening II T:3D O'Clock, III
the auditorium. The public are IN
viteG,
SUNDAY se~vice--SaDUa-n sctIuol Il
10 a. N; Preaching ServIce u y
A. N. Epwu~Ln League II t.8b =
NJ Evening preaching service al
= 80 ctUcE.
In the SUNDAY scnVu. meuDers1IIl
cputes. trre StuuepaKers nave or
riIs.auced rms Furas by tne HARROW
margin Of 3 points, the TOTALS oelnE
S-udepatzsrs 1855 Furos 14s1 T'nest
figures Iuciuae lte repur- lur Sunaz!
March 12cn-
Tne Ladies AID SDcie-T WI mes
81 me cnu-cn Friday afternoon z
rcIpcE Eur rnE TRANSACTION O IN
up~-ar- business. Every member d
requested 70 DE present.
4 pIcrc fuucr and r'ecsE-1on Z
new mauinsrs VIII ~ heia III In
4 cru~cr basement FRIDAY evening
Z March ZLrn. Al -ns members an
4 trends u rnt cr1Urcr Ire invited :
. cprue. BRING lunch enough -or Fol
rwr family and uns more Cor g
WI ~ served free ~ ne lane
A1l
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
DEBORAH 10 Have Chautauqua

Mr.. Allen of the Midland Chau-
tauqua was in DEBORAH Friday and
appeared before q meeting Of the
Civic Club and the Amusement com
mittee of the Commercial club. His
proposition was TO get their endorse
ment for a Chautauqua this sum
mer, and this endorsement was
given. No guarantee Will he asked
for. but the company simply wants
the good viii of our people, who
are expected to hcoS; for il, and
aSSiS; by baying a ticket. They
expect % come here ahou; June 20
The location a the grounds have not
been aesi3e6 Na ye;, and possibly
thee Wal " aacacei AZ the City Park
ps7g.hsr particulars VIII be be given
in 2 haEa-~ iSS.ss.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Engactrtrl -Arnnnrce}

nr. and Mrs. Eza1a1S 2az0zncs
the engagement q sae5- tSGghts-
Miss lacile - Mr.. Leonard MaSa0,
Of Kansas Clcy, No
A shower Mas gsvsn Mss EnnaorS
a. Kansas C3yy by the 2. r. 2. club,
Sweet Peas were uSe3 as The center
psece and pink and white carried out
ere aa; holders and place oaNds
wAssa were saQ.&S opening WIN
SaW. Altar Gnch was served one Of
sAs c7aa Members PLACED 8 la1re box
c1vs-aa V.s PINK paper .~ trant al
zse h-E1s-.a-as- weaSa contained
znzTy lsss-. and Ese,-y CscS Ms.
EmmanS j. sa-EIG-y ut Inc cab
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
I.,si 500 Mn--h NJ Trnl.

Henry SGnaeS a. Chicago, WIN
was here }&S7 waak r,iSi17rge his sa'
shsy q. ", SwucS. w1ya htsS been sd
had TIE -asSsa-g-.ps u lHss ahnsi
S4oo worth - taalS In 1.hs $ghHhb sahI
fire vh1ch sweep Ch75sc5 last week
His place - AaS1eSs v.&> On Cs1a-
stree, IN orc al shs nc machine
shops. wASSa wvaS aD Aa-r,a3 aa7 w7rA
blocks q other sg35nCS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

Joseph KorSen. a Bsgce 4. sor a.
Ms. Ole Kc~Se-, a Dcc6rah hsss
taken cut Ua-o;aS1aaa pspS1S f0r the
office al sheriff a. ths Republican
ticke:- Mr., ho-Sen Is 5 whmtp man
81 years q axe, and ST vim a-1
acquainted VIII hin SrasaN highly a.
AIzr. He IS Ire Frs; ln5sl aslntidazs
~ take GO; papers DIS g,esr. T'hs
pySr-S-scS wSD ~ hesS ~ guna.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
"Kash and Harry" Grocery

f. f. Kendrick announces the
opening of his new "KaSh and
Harry" grocery store in the Reed
baildiug on East Water street for
next SATURDAY. March -. Mr., Ken
Sriek Is putting in a fine stock and
has everything arranged IN me
<aara laach Will he served on the
caen5ac day from 10 10 2. m,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Made Violin Out of Tin

Sundays Des Moines Register
showed a picture of Geo. F. Rutter,
of Buffalo, n. V, who has invented
brass violin. About ten years ago
%. NJ. Queal, who is associated with
his father in the shoe business here
made violin out Of tin and later
another one of copper, and they
worked fine, but at the time thought
nothing of applying for a patent on
them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Many Visit Exhibit Car

The free exhibit car containing
samples of farm products along the
line Of the Milwaukee road in the
Dakotas, Montana, Idaho and Wash
iugton visited DEBORAH last Thursday
and a great many Isople visited the
exhibits and were greatly impressed
with the fine display,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
TMn Gn,rrnnrs Cnminr

The Homecoming Committee has
been notified that Gov, n. f. Ken
daIl. Of Iowa, and Geo. J. A. o.
PreuS, Of Minnesota, will be with us
for 4 day each during Homecoming
week next August, and deliver adj
dresses.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
CirN RuNs Five Car oil

The city council purchased I'VE
cars Of street oil last Wednesday
fro;n the American Mexico Oh o. a.
Indiana. The price na2d wa> =
triflc less than s cent = CALM ~
S.aS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Dollar Day in April

The merchants of DEBORAH are
planning on putting on n big Dollar
Day Sale for two days April : and
s Watch for the particulars in
future issue. The biggest and best
bargains in years will be offered.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

II isn't much Of an excuse to say
you never had a chance" The
thing to do is TO go out and knock
chance in the head and drag it
home by the ears.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
GREATEST VALUES N YEARS
The Ben BsEr Company New S-SSt
Ysurr Mems Suits

These su-rz Ire strictly hand -
3r-,aE N 1T -ns Gs-est STAGES O.
mr. rgir --uTs- T'nsy Are made =
4xrgregslv far -, ny 1hs oesi e-olA-
7r.r rTErruff ac-u-s-E IN ne COUNTY,
TgTs c}b1h i absolutely g1E-,A1 &c. e
me E7r=urs E-s Erst qUA-1zT- TIE
strv-ur ana genera make ~ Iat
10y t,asr- Ne ass0iu-Hty EnCW l11A'
-7,s-s a-s NJ suI-s Il TINS EE-lns EI!-
where. 1rrE1 cBn1gIEIs win then N'-ls-
-r.ras-s rEvs been bETlnE 0Gr sL.Ils
Fpr rs wears. ans rney Know 10
~z1as. Far uuEEry- for iUwH- E'-1ct-
rs j. me FllRss u trade
1Aom
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22
Alderman Reed Gives Talk

Alderman w. b. Reed gave a ten
minute talk at the Commercial Club
luncheon at the Winneshiek hotel
Monday noon, and told about the
activities Of the city council the past
wear.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

A man - 2 natural gambler,
winch amounts for the fact that
ne always believes that in his newest
automobile, he finally has found the
psrFer. car.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

You can't legiSla;e men into be-
ing good, but you can often scare
them half TO death that way.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

Marriage As TIE only lottery in
winch Il you draw : blank you are
expected 70 keep j..
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

N-her 2 giE5 makes up her mind
70 land" = man, she first gses his
emotions into deep water.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

At twenty a girl looks for her
ideal man; at thirty for any real
man.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

Deslrr Isra al There a. 10 SIylt
E7aaa 1ah,acs End sEErsrI -Elio,--lnc
ere q BAT u Il DBuE forget 2Iy
q -nau- We cont 1LA& :.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

NBrhsr Used 20 hurry -hvggt
WITH the evening dishes 70 sht
a-uuld nzrs 3 long pleasant even
-r NJ rHaafur WIN TIRE farm y
NV she ..s--ac4zs" lnt dishes E11-
ma-urur - shs won't he lEts Il
me mBrIes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-22

Ers-T MAJ Needs q Spring T'vercuat
Ne 1L~e mary different Eluls. a
rraE- sEta1GE uuGLr-v or nrOWT
eua-s c.u-l. Specially u-TrzL q
s-Ega
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15

takes No be
The c a" clerk shall
ss
or m ssg be provided pro o by general Sns law
inn another Pupesey write his residence falsely
any thereto sis such paper with toTloF that he
TO signed any
0ne accept e O or payment saa s an y
petition ou upon the basis sa % %5sf of mat @
% @ go "a and pP S Of @
5 bo % De dc the r cour riot r 'fene provisions o @
be held be exclusive Of but in addition all laws of the presc
same matters '0 Tic same 0'H' 0 0S 0sn'0' relating the
Section % n Gy % or any mm
% for s naHs at a any e P cause
for such s @ shan @ the
and for that PURPOSE issue subponss attachments which
makns e n @ @ sh 1 n ay officer S g %
power testimony to OATH to
dme se and a ao have the power punish ~ for @
amy booE apers Under his control rng to the %aer under nves
Section general of the
applicable to municipal corporations which may hereafter be
with the n n ana TeS0unS hereafter HnpGsd by the City
to sn@ oSnan @ % With M n
ton he PROVISIONS this
be vote
the city setting forth amy such PROPOSED amendment shall be
sixty days one twenty days
e P s" on D eGe and held ~ h ' no
said Not less than thirty days prior to such election the city auditor and
the roll registration books of the last regular mum
voting the time fix
section 2o That the city shall have make its % @
shall have all the rights by Of sale and purchase that the State
similar to
actual cash
forth this
and assessments eor and issue enforce
bs a SG in Rf all oher powers
nPsGre set Gh and 9sF Sned ss can mPSy the q % @
which might nereubefOre in this charter
When the Commission The city Lakeland SHAH
street alley highway or any
n sever 0 pe City shall
9 ana ef cy clerk HG shah
things description Of material
the ms s within which the said work Done and
reserve the right to reject any Dds avesns
bids for grading PAYING "aa err0 W anH bd for a such
eted under the the Un%e and the same have been aRprO
the Manager shall certify the entire
city Commission abutng side
P % % @ the s ss SoSo
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certificates herein provided for in the general law or other
sSn % Noes for 51as @ eha and 6r s pa 1 %
cubng laying cut opening repairing
said
Clerk shall
of Of which
the work and the total
the
the said need
pear description lots make them capable
said notice shall day not less
than days publication Commission will
which the other persons interested
in
the City Commission After the date of such hearing
improvements shall not
be certified the City Commission provided in this act the G
thereon
nSeSodness therefor payable in equal
g. and
CITY Improvement Lien Book
Of
Auditor
at the street
Of certificate Description cf inc
according
of slcl
advisable Upor tie payment any cerea