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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
When . CITY IG pIsfourod.

When any part Of the city IL dis
figured by bIllbOards or when any res
Idence nelghborhoOd Is ruined by the
unnecessary intrusion Of business the
whole city suffers. People don't enjoy
passing ugly or ill-kept property in go
Ing to their homes. It weakens the In
centlve for family to own its home II
there is danger that the property may
be hurt-at any time by the erection Of
a business house next door.
A city cannot permit itself to be
dishgured In spots. It cannot acQui-
esce In a policy Of ugly nelghborhoods
here and there. II 1t does, It subjects
itself to unnecessary handIcaps. Il re-
tards Its growth.
A city is a unit Damage to one
part ls damage 70 the city.-Kansas
City Star.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
Sheriff S Sale of Land for Taxes

Pursuant provisions Section 1867 Of the code Of 1905 Of Laws
of the State of Mississippi j. c. Beey Sheriff and Tax Collector Of
Chckaaw County Mississippi will Monday April 3d 1922 front OF
the house the City Of Okoons Miss. within legal hours sell for
cash the highest bidder the following described lands situated the City
Of Okoons the Second District of said county and delinquent for State
County and other for the fiscal year Of 1921 o.wE
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
Sherif's Sale of Land for Taxes

nd Collector Chc County Mississippi Monday, April 3d in
noud he flor following
the Second District Of said and delinquent State County other for
6caer Of
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE HRoMo QUnmE Tablss ssuovo de
cause There 10 only one ''Hsomo ouinina~
3 v. GROVES 0isnatuIs % bar ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

wal svoj hldpy sud dobny vtrok \
miesto neho aby mi postal styri-
sto rubl'ov.. Pocujesg Chod \
Izrovna tax rnu povedz...
Akoze mn poviemY Ja 50 bo-
jim, Petrik. .
Aa.. tedy tebe je on drahsi,
|nez muz! Ty myslss, ze ma prav-
du? Nevzal som Cd neho MAKE
ho vena, a este ma OH pravdu!
L'nbocka zacala mihat' ocami 4
zaplakala.
Zacina sa... zahnndral Ly-
soy. Len toto, este bolo treba!
No, prosim I "a, mamicka, bez ta-
kychto kiskov! Ably tohoto Il nina
nebolo! Nina, bracek, tymto ne
presvedcis... nepreberies! ia toto
mel '1bim Tam m6zes Il apu re-
vat, ale tn je ME miesto! Pocu-
ies?
A LNsov poklepal po stole chrb-
tom knihy... Tymto klepanim sa ]
skoncil medoyy nesiac...
Ppelozil j. Marc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
Dopisujte do Youngstown
skych Slovenslxych Novin!
'27 AKRovA FARMA

9 mil od Diamond, vyborna row
ma ZEN, dobra studna, jarok ma
passive, dobrt ovocie, 3 akre ku-
kurice, 4 j pol akra ovsa, dobre
seno, hodne zeleniny, 2 kone, 2
.kravy, 70 knr a 10 kaciek, vsetko
farmarske machine, dobry 6 izbo-
w dom, dobra pivnica, hotlna
bank barn, dobry kurnik, garadz,
chliev atd'. Cena len $5,600.OO ma
pahke splatky. Date mi ukazat'
yam tnto fajnn farmicku. Haste
sa n G.. HI. Brooke, Ira G. Park,
COG Home Savings & loan Bldg.
Tel. Federal 1910. Auto. 6970.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
kach yyplacal. $ tym bude istotne

kach vyplacal. $ ttm bude istotne
siihlasit n.
Prijddc k .loktorovi, nasiel v je-
no prijimacej izbe mnoho cho-
rych. Prinnteny Dol cakat', AZ prf-
de nanho rad. Precftaj1c vsetky
noviny, ktore lezaly ma stole q w
Hterpajlc sa tax, ze mu al hrdlo
vyschlo a zacalo no boliet' pod
prsnej jamke, konecne vosiel do
tkabinetll doktora.
w Ease ,zmrastil sa Klja-
'hov.
Lysov 81 sadol a nprimne w
.svetlil dolStorovi, ako mu Kady-
kin daroval sldobny vyrok a ako
si mu potrebne peniaze.
w mi mozete po desat' rub
lov splacat i. dokon6il. ia
.sa ] $ tymto uspokojim.
Wy ste, odpust tie, prosto psy-
chopat... usmial sa Kljabov. -
Ktoze, povedzte mi, prosim vas,
Iprijfma ako podarnnok, siidobne
vyroky9
Prijal som, lebo som 81 my,
slel, ze w budete toto... svedomi-
tt!
Hl'a, ako! Me yam pricho-
di hovorit svedomitosti! Viete
Wy, odkiai pochadza tento dlh
Ked som este Dol studentom, wal
som cd vasho test'a len pat de-
stat rublov, ostatne s1 vsetko l.
roxy. A ia nezaplatim... 2 princi-
pu nezaplatfm! Ami kopejky!
Lysov sa navratil cd doktora Il.
staty zlej vole
Nechapem ia tyojho otca! =
povedal L'nbocke. We'd je to
nizko, podlo! Ako by sa u neha
nenaslo pre- nina styristo rnbl 'ov!
ia nechcem vena, ale 2 principu
Teraz tvojfm otcom ami hovorit
nebudem... Skupan, drzgros! Ma
zdury chod' a. povedz mu, ably
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
MICHAL KLEMPAY
Slovenskv Kraiclr
.3l47

Najkrajsie latky style. Praca
prvotriedna.
Prijima reparacie, cistenie a
biglovanie.
G. 11th ST., East Youngstown, O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

Odpust 'te, myslel SON.. ~
skonfundoval sa Lysoy, neve-
del SON..
"A, vidiac, ze doktor odcho-'
al, vstal a zamrmlal:
A kedyze mann prfst pre- Pc
niaze?
Nikdy... ia som Kadykinovi
uz tisfc raz povedal, aby mi dal
pokoj! Omrzeli ste ma!
Ton a chovanie doktora pokon-
fundovaly Lysova. ale nahneva-
".
Y takom prfpade, povedal
odpnst tie, muslin sa obratit k
ekzek1toroviis a.. sekvestrovat vas
majetok!..
Ako sa YAM paci. Tento vas
Zatykin, alebo = ako hos Ka-
dykin " dobre vie, ze majetok je
ME moi, ale zenin.
Vyjdnc cd doktora, Lysov Dol
eerveny triaslo no cd zlosti.
"Nevzdelanec!' myslel. Ho-
vado! Zije tax bohato, ma praks
dlhy neplati! No, pockaj
len..." ~
Veeer miesto toho, ably 81 lahol
spat', Dysov 81 sadol napisat' dok-
torovi list. Y tomto liste katego-
ricky a hroziac ekzekntorom pro-
sil no uvedomit' V ktory den a
hodinu mozno najst' doktora. Ne
obdrziac ma druhy den odvety, po-
slal este ieden list. Konecne zmr-
hattie na daromnicu sest' NEST
sl<ych znamok (mariek), sa roz-
horcil a isiel K ekzekntorovi...
zakial' on takym sposabom pi-
sal listy robil navstevy ekzekn-
torovi, cas- sa minal a priroda
l'udsl>a pracovala... Lysovovi "a
calo sa pozdavat', re styristo rub
low sn mu nanaivyS potrebne, ze
je podivne, ako sa mohol do to-
hoto casu bez Mich zaobist Ami az
nehovoriac naradi, ktore mono
bolo knpit' Y bud1cnosti, tymito
peniazmi treba vyplatit' niekdaj-
Sic dlhy, kraioirogi, do skliepku...
Ked' jedno desat' dni po svad-
be L'ubocka poziadala cd IIysova
pat rublov pre- ,kucharku, pove-
dial:
= To jej az z doktorovych dam,
teraz nemam... Vies, coz Poidem
ia cs'e ancs k tomu doktorovi!
Poproslm no, ably trebars po ciast-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

CiNA CtAONiCa 1Iy ~ n q $af f1SlCdIAob
do konca nechtov, trebars i sl1zi
v banke Kunst a Spolocnik. On
spieva rieduekym tenorom, hra ma
gitare, pomadi sa a nosi svetle no
havice, a vsetko toto SD priznaky,
dl'a ktorych idealistu mono ro-
zoznat' cd materialistu ma desat'
yerst. L nbocku, dceru kapitano-
va vo yysluzbe Kadykina, on 81
wal so samej naruzivej lasky...
CT mi. uverfte, on tax l'1bil svoju
sn1benicu, ze keby nlu boil pred
lozili vyberat medzi milionom a
Lnbockou, to on, nerozmysl 'ajne,
vybral by 81 bol poslednil... Certo-
vi, konecne, taxa idealnost' sa ne
popaeila, on sa nezameskal "a
miesat'.
Pred samou svadbou Cert "a
certil menovite tomto case) ka-
pitan Kadykin pozval 81 do kabi-
netu Lysova a, chytiac ho laskavo
"a gombik, povedal:
Treba ii poznamenat', l'n-
benny priatel' Petrlk, re som i
stom sposobe toto... Dohovor je
lepsi nez peniaze... Ably potion,
tax povedat', nebolo nejakych ne
prijemnosti, treba sa nam prv do
hovorit'... We'd ty vies, re ia LII
boeke nijakeho vena... toto. nj
jakeho vena L'ubocke ncdavam
- Ach, ci je to ME vsetko jed
no? I vznetil sa idealist. = A "a
kohoze ma drziteg Beriem 81 ME
peniaze, ale dievca! !! -.
We'd preto... We'd ia to pre-
teba hovorim, preto, ably 81 po
predku vedel... Pravdu povedat :,
ME som chudobny clovek, nam
majetok, ale sam vidis, mann krem
L'nbocky este patoro... TAX je TO,
priatel' 'ko Petrfk... Ochochochch...
(kapitan vzdychol). Ono, konee-
ne, i tebe bude t 'azko. ale co 81
pocnes! Nejako len vyvladzes... V
prfpade, ak nieco takeho... ak sa
ii narodf diet'a ma priklad, alebo
nejaka ina udalost', to ii pomo-
zem... Ba hned' m6zem...
= Vymysl'a ma moi pravdu!
- macho1 rukou Lysov.
- Mozem ii hned' teraz styristo
rubl 'ov dat. Viacej, odpust', J,
chcel by som ii dat, ale je prazd-
no!
Kadykin vytiahol stolovy fiok,
vyfal odtial akesi pismo a podal
no Lysovovi.
- Ma, vezmi 81 - povedal. -
Rovno styri sto! Al sam by som
odobral tymto sudobnym vyro-
kom peniaze, ale, yies, nemam ke-
dy tym sa zaoberat', a ty kedy
zachces, vtedy dostanes... Zrovna
bez vsetkych prekaziek chod' k
doktorovi Kljabovi a vezmi ST..
A ak sa on bude zdrahat', to k elk.
zekutorovi...
Kol'ko sa nezdrahal Lysov a a
ko nedokazoval, ze 81 berie ME pc.
maze, ale dievca, no skoncil tym
re slozil vo stvoro sndobny w
rok schoval do vrecka. Ma dru
by den, navracaj1c sa koci 81
sobasu, Lysov drzal L'nbocku 0
kolo pasu a hovoril jej:
- Predvcerom 81 plakala, re y
nasom novom byte nebudeme mat
fortepiana... Raduj sa, L'ubun
eek! ia ii "a styristo rubl 'ov pia
nino k1pim...
|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
'OTR AVA.
Napisal A. p. 6echov.

5.s L
Po svadobnej veeeri, ked mladi
ostali samotnf, Lysov dlho sa pre-
.chadzal k1ta do k1ta, potion
.nadsene potriasol hlavon a pova-
.dal zene:
yies, 60, L'nbag Ci nebude
lepsie pockat' kupovat piahino :
Fla, axe ty myslisg Lepsie bude,
ked' 81 najprv naradie kdpime !!
Ia styristo rubl 'ov pekne naradie
mono zaknpit' y TAX ozdobime IL
by, ze certom zle pride! Do tejto
izby dame divan a kresla 5 hodva-
bom, vies obtiahnute... Pred diva
nom, koneene, okrlhly stol $ ne
jakou takou cert by ju wal, vel !
kolepou lampou... Tu, hl'a, posta-
vine mramorovy umyvac. WI kom
prenc Cha-cha... Do tohoto medzi
priestoru vtisneme kasnu ma saty
alebo toaletny stolik... To jest,
cert no vie, ako to pekne vyjde!
Bude treba zaclony k ok
nam.
- Ano, j zaclony! Hned zajtra
idem k tomuto doktorovi! Len a.
by som no nasiel donna, certa... I'll
to doktori s1 l'udia lakomi, ma
jn obycaji hned' rama ma prak-
tiku vychadzat' =. Odpust', L'n-
ba, zajtra vstanem zaveasu...
0 6smej hodine rano Lysov IL
chucko vstal, obliekol sa a siel pc
SO k doktorovi Ljabovi. Ked' bo-
10 tri stvrte ma deviatu, uz stal V
predizbe doktora.
- Doktor je domag = spytal
sa chyznej.
- Donna, ale spia neskoro
vstann. ...
Ma takd odpoved' tvar Lyso-
va sa zamracila stala sa takou
kyslou, re sa chyzna I'll 'akla a po-
vedala: -
Ak yam je vel'mi potrebnf,
mozem no zobudit'. Mech sa paci
do kabinetu!
Lysov shodil Subj vosiel do
kabinetu...
GA huncdtovi sa dobre zije!'
pomyslel 81, sadajnc do kresla a
ohliadajuc naradie. "Len divan je
hoden so styristo rublov...' -
Asi desat' min1t oval sa
vzdiadeny kasel', potion kroky, a
do kabinetu vosiel doktor Klja-
bow, neumyty, rozospany.
- Co yam je? - spytal sa, sa-
daitc 81 proti Lysovovi.
- ia, pan doktor, vlastne> ME
som chory, - zacal idealist, milo
sa usmievaitc. - PriSiel som k
yam "a dielom... Viete, vcera som
sa ozenil a.. vel mi sd mi potreb-
ne peniaze... Urob1te, mi tym ne
maln sluzbusak dnes zaplatite dl'a
tohoto sndobneho yyroku...
- Dl'a akeho sndobneho vyro-
ku9 = vytrestil oci doktor.
A, hl'a, dl'a tohoto... ia, Ly-
SOW, ozenil som sa dcerou Kady-
kina. ia som mu zat', a on, to jest
test, oddal mi toto plsmo. To jest
Kadykin!
Bob no vie, co! - machol
rukou kljabov, vstavajnc temer $
placom. = Myslel som, re ste cho-
! ry, a Wy akymsi nesmyslom... Ba
| lie to Cd vas nesvedomitost'! Dnes
som siedmej 'ahol, Wy cert vie
preco zobndzate! Poriadni l'udia
tax nerobia... ia sa az hanbim "a
lvas!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
JOZEF M. KUNDUS
Slovensky muzsky krajcir
IL N. Watt ST., Youngstown, O.

Do laskavej znamosti davam vset-
kym Slovakom youngstown ma o.
kolici, ze som otvoril krajciren ma vyse
udanej adrese. Vyrabam tie nailepsie
obleky po najnovsej mode. Ked' potre-
buiete dobry poriadny oblek, tax prid >
te ku mne, ia yam no zrobim. Tiez
cistim saty, piglujem j raparujem "a
miernu cenu. (26)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

MOJA 25-rocna zkusenost' v
Youngstowne umozuje mi po
starat' sa o chorych. Ked' ste
nemocni, zavolajte nina, do
stane sa vam prvotriednej le-
karskej, ranhojicskej, elelktri-
zujucej pozornosti. Moja kan
celaria ma zavedene X-paprsle-
Ky a najnovsie moderne elek-
tricke vystrojenie. Vsetky pre-
hliadky konam $ najvacsou po-
zornost 'ou. Liecim vsetky cho-
roby.
DR.. R.A.DALBEY
279 EAST FEDERAL ST.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Otvorene denne cd s r. do 8. v.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
Prospects for Cotton Crop

The present outlook for the
cotton crop of 1922 is most en-
coura9ine, and as this crop is
a vital element in the whole coun-
try, the outlook is q matter of
general interest.
Rapid consumption of last years
carry. over of raw cotton with a
general increase in the demand for
cotton fabrics has brought an en-
couraging increase in tho price Of
both spot and futures.
This commodity is normally the
largest item in the export trade.
Practically two million farmers
devote their entire attention to its
cultivation and its price is the
dominant factor in the economic
life of-an immense area thickly
peopled. The prospects for good
price is better than it has been IN
many q year, and this section of
the country has also prospects for
the best cotton crop, from reports
CLEANED from many sections of the
parish, than for many Years, and
an optimistic outlook is practically
q safe one.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
Court House News.

The young man who caused
quite . ripple here in commercial
and banking circles by forging
and passing worthless checks un-
der the name of Lewis Smith, q
week ago. returned Monday and
tried the game q second time as
Earl Enders. but unfortunately
for him. Mr.. Edwin McClung
recognized HIM when he entered
the drug store. notified the author
tiles who lodged him in Jail and
discovered that his name is John
Prinele and he halls from Vernon.
The majority of cases that came
up before court were for the mak-
ing or selling. in several instances
both. Of intoxicating liquors. All
were given jail sentences and ined
from 500 to $500 and costs and
ID default Of payment Of same
additional Jail sentence. air
One or two. murder cases and
several FOR carrying concealed
were on the docket and
he majority found guilty. |
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
Sheriff's Sale
Ilth District Court within md for the
: Parish of Natchitoches n the :
Stats Of Louisiana
Mrs. T. H. Boyette
We.
Eliza Brooks

Be it rendered that by virtue Of q
writ of seizure and sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, of date July 1st
1922, to me directed and to that effect
/, j. W. Payne, Sheriff Of. the Parish
Of lNatchitoches, La, did seize and
take into my possession, and will offer
for sale, on the terms hereafter men,
toned, at the principal frost door of
the Court House in the City and Par
ish of Natchitoches, La, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, on
1 SATURDAY AUGUST 18th 1922
all the right, title and interest of the
defendant in and to the following des-
crlbed property towit:-
That certain section of land. situa-
ted in the Parish of Natchitoches La,
being the east half (EH) of Section
II, and west half (W%) of Section Is,
T 8, N Rs, w La. Mer., as shown by
map and letter of Commissioner Cen
eral Land Office attached to sale from
P. A Simmons, ct ais, to Eliza
Brooks, recorded in Clerks Office this
Parish in Book 142, Folio 299. together
with all mineral and timber rights Is
shown by said act of sale.
Terms IF Sale-Cash, to meet the
matured debt, to-wlt: Three thous-
and Dollars with 8 per cent interest
from November II, 1917 and 10 per
cent attorney fees; and on terms of
credit to meet the unmatured debt,
to-wit: Two Thousand Dollars with 8
per cent interest from Nov. II 1917
and 10 per cent attorneys fees: Said
sale to be made without appraisement.
j. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff. Natchitoches Parish, La.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
The Blot On the Scutcheoll

At the 1922 Session of the State
Legislature that ended last Thurs
day, after so DAYS of turmoil that
cost the taxpayers 100000, a
total of 1863 bills were laid before
Governor Parker, three of which
he signed before adjournment; the
contingent expense bill, appropri-
ating the amount to defray the
expenses; one authorizing the ex-
penditure of $50, 900 for seed for
tho overflowed farmers and the
Philadelphia Sequi centennial.
Out of thirty-six proposed con-
stitutional amendments introduced
during the session only four we're
accorded two-thirds vote of both
houses and we're sent to the Gov
ernor:
Making State Superintendent
of Education elective. ~
2-Providing for sea wall pro-
ject at West End.
3-Authorizing 99-year leases
on the industrial Canal by the
dock board.
Attempting farm lands from
taxation for the year of overflow.
Under the old Constitution, a
bill unsigned at the time of final
adjournment died, but the new
one allows the Governor ten DAYS
in which to consider, affix or with
hold bis signature and it is be-
lieVed and proven so already in
several cases that his Excellency
will pocket veto quite a few of
the bills he has under consideration
So the legislature of 1922 will
20 dom in history. for unfortu-
nately its record cannot be ex-
plunged from the pages of that
oody, as complete waste of time
Ind public money, but in fairness,
he responsibility of this zero ses-'f
lion must be placed where it be-
ongs, with the House. as the SEN
tie functioned with dignity, kept
tselt and business in order,
lvoided horseplay, and permitted
J business-likc conduct of its
fairs.
The record of those who par
icipated sounded their own death
nell and their solemn requiem
) the wrecked session which
) more than sufficient for a
of State history. and TIE
Enterprise agrees with the Times |,
'icaydne in thinking that the
oster needs i vigorous and rig /
r6us REVISION. f
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

After being entirely cut of
from the rest of tho world for
for years, Germany is again in
diplomatic touch with So nations
and 81 Offices are putting into
practice the relations Of their
respective governments and the
republic of Germany, the most
novel feature of which is the num-
Der of states that were unknown
70 geographers of pre-war days.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

More than 100, 100000 STAMPED
envelopes are turned out daily by
the Dayton, Ohio, factory under
contract with the government for
this amount, which will have to be
increased one million q day very
soon now.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

The worlds tallest structure,
the Woolworth building. houses
$4,000 workers and 1OO, 900 people
pass IN and out daily of this build
ing which stands as q monument
to the fiyc- and ten. cent store man
who erected it, whose sales this
year. the manager says, will
amount to $l60.OO0, 900.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

According. to q law enacted At
the special session of the Leelsla-
ture OF 1921. any voters who ex-
pect to be out of their parish on
the day Of election may leave their
ballot in the hands of tho clerk Of
the court, who sends the sealed
envelope containing II to the pfss.
cinct in which the voter resides,
On the day Of the election and it'
= opened when the votes are
counted after the polls close. This
law applies to all special elections.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
Notice To Teachers

The next examination for teachers'
csrtifSatesawlll. be held in Natchi-
-toehess Parj8hs Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 81. August l and 2.
idt SNhl5e1 He aa2 G1( Eeqssdsy E.idsy and Sat-
The examination upon books of the
Teachers Reading Course will be given
SATURDAY., August s5th. The exsmjn&-
tions will be conducted in the following
buildings: White teachers, new Match
itoches High. School; negro, Lincoln
Institute. r
G. E. HOOPER,
July 13. St. Superintendent.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
School Board Proceedings

l
Minutes of the Natchitoches> Parish
School Board. held at ten o'clock in the
office Of the said board on the '3rd day
of July, "A. D.. 1922.
The Parish School Board Of the Par.
ish of Natchitoches of Natchitoches,
Louisiana, met in its offlce in the city
of Natchltoches, at ten O'Clock q. m.
on the 3rd day of July. 1922.
The following members were present,
to-wit: Messrs. 2. T. Gallon, Jr., A.
| l. Messick, Z. e. Hatt&Wxy, ]. w.
Ingram, l.. w. Jacob, J. 8. Rachal.
and Sam'l Friedman.
There were absent: E: T. Walker,
]. F.. Hawthorne. and M. Barron.
/ There being T. quofun1, the. ptesident
stated that a meeting was duly organ
lied and competent to transact busi-
ness.
Resolution by Mr.. Friedman, second
ed by Mr.. Jacob:
That at the next regular meeting of
the School Board, August l, 1922, that
bids for the transferring of children to
the various schools in the parish be re-
ceived, and that thu board reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Carried unanimously
On motion of. MIR. J. w. Ingram,
duly seconded by A. L. Me8ick, the
following resolution was proposed and
unanimously adopted: g
BE it resolved. that the president Of
this body be and is hereby Authorized
to enter into m sgreement with any
parties contesting in court Tux levies
for the year 1921, relating to the pay
ment Of taxes for local purposes,
whereby such parties shall be fully
protected in the payment Of any
amount for 1927 taxes, to the end that
such parties shall not be required to
pay. or the parish or local bodies re-
ceive. any such taxes more than once
on the same account; al that the said,
president may do in and about the
premises 1siag~hsceby ratified and
appeoNs ssAsze
NATION
Pursuant. toIh Nelolution by the
Natehit0cles YaFfG School Board of
N6tet 0CleS FSISks Louisiana, at al
meeti lid - 18th day Of June:
1872, 81 Il. USlltA Jr president Of
sasd pariiH SaS6of Board al hereby
give - - - :comp!ia4ce with
1ai0 sooS v speeial election will
De held In 0clsooi District. No. 80,
parish of Natchitochee, LouiSiana, on
the 9Th day of August. 1922 for thed
purpose. of submitting to the property
lax payers quaified under tho Consti-
tuition and laws Of the State q Louis
ANA to vote ut said election. the fol-
owing proposition, to-wit: 1
To levy u special tax Of two mills on
he dollar on all property b School
District No. @. Parish Of Natehitoches.
louisiana, subject 70 State &axation,
for period of one year,
with the year 1922, and end
ng with the year 1922, for III purpose
f giving additional aid to De public
ohools. II
For the purpose Of said eleetion the!
'olling piace Wilr be Marco and thel
commissioners and clerks of
lection Of each polling p>ce have1
cen annoiptedi = &ekxG& This cleo
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The first demonstration farm is
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which the government establish.
ed it as a back-to-the.farm move.
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the hope of building up sturdy
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Notice

At the next regular meeting Of the
Natchitoches Parish School Board,
August lst. bids will be received for
the transferring Of children to and
from the various schools throughout
the parish for the session 1922 1929,
the number of wagons to operate being
practically the same as that of last
year. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
c. E., HOOPER,
July l3, 2ts. Superintendent
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
NOTICE

Natchitoches, La, July S, 1922.
To the Press of Natchitoches. La:
Since making our report ON the Nor
NAL School condition, have again
visited the slaughter house and food
preparation room and found that the
corrections suggested have been ear
r;ed out. l find things now in A No, l
condition. ....--..
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Foreman Grand Jury.
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