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Arizona republican., 1922-04-10
localities

POSTPONE EETING The
Junior Guild of Trinity cathedral will
not meet Thursday. on account of it's
being Holy Week.
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Maricopa chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. viii hold its
annual meeting and election of of.
ficers at 1880 o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon at the Woman's club.
PLAN EASTER SALE-The La
dies Aid society of the First Presby-
terian church will hold an Easter
sale of aprons. cooked food and CANDY
in the church parlcrs on the after
noon of next Wednesday.
DEPARTMENT TO MEET-The
civics- education department of the
Womans club will hold regular de-
partment meeting Monday afternoon
at 2:15 at the clubhouse.
PASSION WEEK SERVICES -
Passion Week services will be held
in the First Methodist Episcopal
church each evening this week from
z to o'clock Mrs Blanche Port
Runyon will give a special organ
program each evening, and tonight
Ira P. Shaffner win sing.
FREE LEcTuRE-The Christian
Science society of Chandler an
nounces a free lecture on Christian
Science by Ezra w. Palmer. G. S. B..
of Denver Colo, to be given in the
Chandler theater on Monday evening,
April 10. at o'clock. The public
is invited to attend
TO HEAR APPLIcATlON-The
application, of Nestor Sjofeld for a
certificate of convenience and neces-
sity to operate freight line between
Phoenix and Globe. serving Tempe,
Mesa. Superior and Miami, will he
heard by the corporation commission
at its offices at 10 o'clock this
morning
KIWANls MEETS TOMORROW =
DR.. Will Wilkinson. the greatest
"sunbath authority in the state, will
be chairman of the day at the reg
ular weekly luncheon on the KiwaEis
club at the Hotel Adams tomorrow
noon. w. Graham of Lexington, ky.
will deliver an address on "Kiwanis,
and new members of the club will put
old members on the grill in an exam
ination of the Kiwanis Magazine.
-O--
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10
ANNOUNCE cELEsRATIoN

I FNFNFNO0 y INOt- y = = = = y . : y = =
EVENTS-The Junior Guild carnival
to be held at Riverside park FRIDAY.
April 21, for the benefit of the DAY
Nursery will include among its other
attractions. a bridge afternoon sand
dinner dance. Tables for the bridge
may be reserved by telephoning Mrs.
C. H Young. 2a42. Tables for the
dinner may be reserved by telephon
ing Mrs. W. A. Schwartz, 1851.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10

For folks lying
aroun d doing their
Easter shopping
You'll find this shop
complete with every
thing in d e ir able
wearables for men.
All wool, h an d.
tailored suits. Wor-
steds or tweeds.
Light weight Knox
hats in all Spring
colors.
Manhattan" shirts
in exclusive designs.
Fast colors.
/" Mansco = Athletic
Underwear. Excellent
f a b r j cs. Reasonably
priced.
Edwin Clapp' OK
fords. New lasts.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10
Marnareta A. Tucker

Funeral services for Margareta A.
Tucker. who died last Friday. will
be conducted from the Merryman
chapel by Rev. H. l.. Faulkner at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be
in Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10
KIWANls MEETS TOMORROW

e. Arizona Chapter No. l. r. A.
<HN1 NJ, will meet in stated session
lEOSI tonight at 1880 sharp. So
1Gf journing Companions cordial
wI ly invited.
C. Y. GULLEY. H. P. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Some one to farm 60 or
so cotton; share basis; land plowed;
close to town. Gail 1858. 2t
WAN1ED-Woman for general
housework- To so home nights.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency IN temperature yester-
day, 8 degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month, 81 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tenn
perature since January /. 205 degrees
Normal precipitation January to
date. 2.55 inches.
Actual precipitation January / to
date. 2:94 inches.
Excess since January I, .39 inch.
Time of sunrise, 6:04 a. m; sunset
6:54 D. M; moon set, $40. a. IN.
ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10
YELL TRAINED.

Coach--You say you can play foot
ball. Have you had any practice?
Football Prospect--Yes, sir. l used
to be a foorwalker at the bargain
sale counters in department store
Arizona republican., 1922-04-10

About three inches OF snow on
ground at Flagstaff; roads slippery In
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
Informaciones diversas
oRDENANZAS APROBADAs
PoR Ell GOBERNADoR

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado una or
denanzas de la comisi6n de servicio
Publico:
Concediendo al Municipio lie Aguas
Buenas autorizacion para usar IS litros
de aqua por segundo de la euebrada
conocida por Sauceo", para Ell des.
arrollo de fuerza e.ectrica pa=a cons
truir, mantener Y operar una planJa
hidroelectrica v un sistema lie d,stri-
bucion en- Aguas Buenas''. !" Oh = con
cediendo al Municipio de San Sebas-
tian autorizacion para usar 10 ,itr Is
6e aqua por segundo del Rio Cmebr-
nas, para Ell desarro.lo de fue:za cleo
trica para construir. mante1o OPS.
rar una p.auta hidroelectris, y m sis
tema de distribution en- san scbas-
tian.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
No pudO conner car
.neS nj duICe durante
nluCIlOS amos
Una respectable dana de Mon
terrey Sufri0 durdnte tantO item
pO del eSt6magO, que habid
perdidO tOda eSperanza. AhO-
ra come de tOdO al SEN
tarSe a Ia mesa

Estassa casi desesperada Y no es-
peraba sentirme de nuevo tan bier CO.
mo me siento ahora desde que tomo
Tanlac" dijo Ia Sra. Prisciliana Ro-
drigrez de CARA, que vive en- la Gale
de Zaragoza No. 2O6. Monterrey, N. L.
En- uno de los mas notables testimonies
cue Sc hayan publicado ell relacion con
la Medicina Maestro en- M6jico.
'sDulante ,os ounce amos pasados ,
continue trara vez supe 10 que era un
dia de salud, debido la enfernledad
del estomago indigestion. En- reali-
dad, habia sido una disp6ptica compro-
hada y mi estado iba empeorando ca
da vez mas, a pesar de todos mis- es-
fuerzos para conseguir alivio. Drrante
fuchos afios estuve en- tai estado 6e
agotamientc, debilidad enfermedad
Que era de muy poes utilidad para mi
misma o para ios demas en- este de-
rlorabie estado de salud pensaba que
70 yalia gran cosa la pena de viviz
No podia confer NADIA sin sentir7ae
enfcrma, durante muchos amos no
pEde conner carne dulces, debido q
cue este me hacia mas dafio que cual-
Guiera otra cosa. Habia llegado a tai
estado de agotamiento nervioso que a
yeces me sentia hist6rica mi sueno
era tan intranquilo c3prichoso, que
me pro1ucia muy POGO ningun be-
uefcio.
'Pues bien en- este mundo suceden
a'gunas cosas maravillosas y la dife-
rencia Que tres botellas de Tanlac han
hecho en- mi egtado es una dc elias.
De5e necesariamente ser la mas gran
DE medicina en- ell mundo, para po6er
hacer 10 que ha hecho por mi, On tan
corto tempo, despues de haber yo su-
frido durante tanto TEMPO
Ahora puedo conner digerir una
cantidad sufciente de alimento nutri-
two, para recobrar toda prisa mi
iuersS perdida y ahora va ell est6mago
apenas me causa mo.estia apreciable.
Mis- nervios Sc han estabilizado, aho
ra puedo gozar de un sueno complete,
tranquilo y sosegado, todos los dias
81 tomar Tanlac, puedo sentirmc yo
Misma mas fuerte y mas LENA de ener-
gia. Quisiera poder contar todas las
rerson9s sgobiadas enfermas en- Me-
jico 10 que conozco acerca de esta ma
ravillosa medicinal"
Tsnlac Sc vende en- todaS las bcticas
droguerias. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
DE NUEVA, YORK

Ell 'sPorto Rico" trae los slgmentes
pasajeros:
G. Lowry R. Lowly, F. Anderson,
G.. E. flanagan, Lieut.. c. S. Hall Hull,
j. Bird, E. S. Steele, G.. de Cells, G..
Thompson, E. Gonzalez. A. II. Allen,
L. P. Valdivieso, M. E. Sto-yE, w.
Knee,and, I. Ferrer, F. r. Silva r w
Austen, Wallace Austin, G. ValIecilo,
j. valleci.lo, P. Salazar, S. Oscars, R.
Eieves P. j. Pieruise, M Lopez, Il.
Wood A. Ungerfeld, E. Martinez J..
Marbury Jr. V. Earle, J. Campo2, l..
M Rosiel E. F. Rodriguez, G. T. Brei-
nard, A. T. Lopez Nussa, Emma Lopez
N;ssa, M. Abdelnoor A. Herrera, G.
Herrera. L. Razetti, r. G. Moulding,
M. Leech, Virginia Leech. T. M. Toll,
A. L. Foss, J.. A. Pietri. M. Fernan.
dez, J. Sagnet M. Julia, r. E. Dan
forth M A. Danforth, S. Travieso, A.
Ittorundi. M. MADEIRA, DIR. F. G.. Bru-
no, f.. Carbia P. lie Hardy, E. Dibe.
G. II. Brown, J. M. Dewar X. G.
Smith, j. Arcilagos, E. Diaz. A. Guar
Ola, G. Lynch Edith Lynch, Judith
Lynch, T. Cott, r. Cott, D. B. Dor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
man, E. Dormann c.. Dorman, L. F.
Cuchi H. C. Burbaker.
ACLARACIoN

En- la Revista de Agriculture de no.
viembre de 1922 en- Ia pagina II de
dicha Revista en- ell articulo TIERRAS
Y ABONOS del Sr L A. Colon Sc CO.
metio ell siguente error de imprenta
cue trastorna por complete Ell signifi-
cado del trabajo que nos interesa
mucho aclarar. Dice: .'En terrenos de-
fcientes en- cal convene mas ell uso de
Sulfato de Amoniaco que el de Mira
tc Sodico' y debiera decir: EN- te-
rrenos Deficiencies en- cal convene mas
cl uso de Sulfato de Potasa que ell de
Muriato de Potasa, en- terrenos sali-
t-osos es mas conveniente Ell uso del
Srlfato de Amaniaco que e, de Nitrate
sodico, y ell de sulfato de Potasa mas
cue ell de Muriato de Potasa."
Isidoro A. COLON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05

San Juan, P. r., 2 de Die. de 1922.
La comision nombrada por el Ho-
norable Tribunal Supreme, de confor-
nlidad con Ia ley de IL de MARIO de
1909, para informar sobre las condi-
clones morales de los aspirantes al ejer
Cicio de la abogacia ante los tribunales
Ge la Isla de Puerto Rico. acordo
adoptar como reg,a fla para todos los
aspirantes Ia de que, ademas de la
prueba de declaraciones juradas del
aspirante de dos personas de reputa-
ci6n, Sc anuncie la solicitud en- dos pc
ri6dicos por termino de diez dias, a
fin de que cualquier persona habitan-
te de esta isla pueda presentar queja
>fundada u objection contra la admission
del aspirante.
Y estando pendiente de informe la
solicitud del sefior don Ramon A. Mar
tinez, Sc publica este anuncio en- cum
plimiento del ameritado acuerdo. a
los efectos expresados en- ell mismo, ha-
ciendo saber que las quejas ohjecio-
mes que deseen hacerse deben presen-
tarse en- el termino de diez dias a con-
tar de la publication del presente anun-
clio, y pueden dirigirse la comisi6n
Tor conducto del secretario que sus-
cribe.
F. SOTO GRAs,
Secretario de la Comisi6n de Reputa-
cion de aspirantes al ejercicio de la
Abogacfa. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
IMITE A MISS NIGHTINGALE
cayey. P. J

Pida hoy mismo bIanco de So
Iicitud para ingresar en- la Es-
cueIa de Enfermeras del Hospi-
tai Presbiteriano. La nueva CIa-
Sc Sc abrira ell 2 de enero. Re-
quisitos: primer aio Alta Escue-
la; buena reputation; buena sa-
lud; raza blanca; II a1os de
edad.
Diriiase a Miss Rosa A. Coma
lez, r. N. Apartado 367, San
Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
Ell VAPOR 'SAN LORENZO"
LEGO A NUEvA YORK

La oficina de la New York and
Forto Rico S. S. Co.. nos ha informa-
co que aver, las seis de la madru-
gada, lego Nueva York ell hermoso
barco San Lorenzo, acerca del cual
corrieron gravisimos rumores, causa
Gel tempo borrascoso que ha preva:e-
cido en- los ultimos dias.
Lejos de haber estado en- grave pc
hgro de naufragar, como Sc lleg6 a
Greer por algunos, ell San Lorenzo"
rego Brooklyn en- la madrugada de
aver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
EI rnOmentO
Sc aCGrCa

La fecha para la celebration de la
Asamblea de Maestros Sc aproxima.
Dentro de pocos dias Sc reunira en- la
bella Perla del Sur ell poderoso nucleo
que difunde la luz del saber para de-
fender una vez mas sus derechos Y
la vez tomar acuerdos importantes pa
ra la mejor Marcia de la Association
Unos de los asuntos que debe tratar-
Sc don mas inte!res es la question de los
sue'dos No hay otro mas primordial
que este. Todo Ell mundo sabe va la vi
da miserable que arrastra ell pobre macs
tro con Ell ridiculo v mezquino suel-
do que recibe. iParece mentira que en-
Puerto Rico suceda ta! cosa! Mientras
Sc emplea dinero en- tantas cosas intl-
tiles, a. que prepara y levanta la gene
raci6n del future Sc lie reduce a un es-
tado de privaciones, viviendo en- un
estado indigno de su posicion social.
lValiente progEeso.
Y Ponce iremos. Y advertimns que
no iremos con ell manto de la Inansedum
bre de la sumisi6n. No. Vamos ha-
blar claro. va estamos cansados, has
tiades de estar sup'icando Que Sc nos
conceda mayor remuneration como pi-
diendo una limosna. va los peri6dicos
han publicado cientos de veces nues-
tros sufrimientos v niserias. NADIA, to-
do es vano. Nuestra voz SO pierde. en-
el vacio.
Pero no iren4os suplicar. No. Vamos
a exigir con todas las energias necesa-
rias que Sc nos conceda 10 que pedimos.
Vamos a unirnos como un solo bloque,
proteger nuestros derechos tantas We
ces atropel ados v demandar que sc
nos de 10 que nos pertenece.
5Que hay promesas2 Acceptable. Pero
los maestros no vamos alimentarnos
de rfomesas. vamos hacer que Sc
cumplan. Hablar para no cumplir es
perder tempo. Aun tenemos fe en- nues
ttos hombres que nos gobiernan. Va
mos pedirles que cumplan 10 ofreci-
do.
"'To be or not to be" es e. dilema.
Necesitamos que Sc nos liable con cla-
ridad. No fuimos Ia huelga oceptan-
do las rkomesas de un pronto reajuste.
Y a1n 10 estamos esperanto. Y en- Pom
ce vamos reclamarlo. Pero 81 nues-
tras demandas no son escuchadas, 81
las promesas de aumento de suelto fue
un kretexto para bacernos trabajar,
81 ms llegamos convencer de que no
Sc nos quiere hacer jlsticia Sc
rretenda hacernos vivir una vida
de animal no de personals decentes,
entonces los maestros de Puerto Ri
co (inclusive ell que habla) cumplire
mos nuestro deber: este es. abandona
remos ell campo del magisterio Y bus
carembs nuevos horizontes donde no
hayan tantos desengafios nj tantas mi
serias. 81
Antonio G.. MARTINEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05

E! emocionante drama en- seis actos
titulado "Hombre sin Dios''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
E:;lR[(.IA[lQQ6
T. l;4f. !. sss p. gN
oINR TREs BANDERAs;

Cuarta jornada de la emocionante
serie ''El hombre de las tres caras
y una Revista.
UTNB Las ANTHLAR'
Nuevos episodios de la serie "Los
Cuatro Secretos" una comedia.
CINE PUERTO RICO:
Episode doce de la estupenda serie
por Eddie Polo titulada "El Captain
Kidd y g! drama por Conway Tearle
s'El Hombre de Roca''.
IMPERIAL
Ell precioso melodrama "La Voz de
la India una revista
VICTORY GARDEN:
Ell emocionante extraordinario dra
ma INA Recta final
NORMA:
E! emocionante drama en- seis actos
titulado "Hombre sin Dios''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
iDESEA listed
GANAR DINERO?

Nuestro maravilloso libro s'Valiosos
Secretos Industriales'' lie ensefiara CO
mo ganar facilmente mucho mas dine
TO que ahora explotando numerosisimos
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tos especiales. va sea I'd. un modesto
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cuadruplicar sus ganancias explotando
los esplendidos negocios descritos en-
nuestro hbro. En- sus paginas hay Sc
cretos de inapreciable valor, una fuen-
ts de inspiration para las personals de
ambicion que deseen independizarse
ganar mucho dinero.
Pidanos Embellishments Ell interesan-
te folleto descriptive gratis, sin COM
promise alguno. No pierda tempo, es-
criba hoy.
RIvALLE PUBLISHING CO.,
Cayey, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-05
EDIC 0
EN- LA CORTE SUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
CoMISIoN DE REPUTATION DE AS
PIRANTEs AL EJERCICIo DE LA
ABoGACIA
Elk parte:
Ramon A. Martinez
Peticionario.

Sobre admission al ejercicio de la
Abogacfa.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
Z FARM ] Z i y BUREAU /, ]! DoINGs.

Herman Brush Of the Temvik couln-
try, iss not suffering for want Of feed
or income this winter. His overhead
and pit ,silos were filled last fall. He
says IT took considerable more acres
Of corn to fill them than in previous
years. but nevertheless they were H.
ed. He is milking from twelve to If
teen az to 1917 cows this winter and
has good cash income every week.
Mr. Krontze, OF the Hague neigh
borhood, doesn't depend upon his
wheat crop. Between April and Sep
tember last season his cream checks
amounted 10 over seventeen hundred
.(sl70o. .0o) dollars. .sS:..S
Community meetinRs are being held
this week % follows;
IS Monday. Febyuaxy Is, 2 d. n. Bu.
chanan Consolidated School.
ednesday. = Februarys is, 2:s0 n.
q: Westheld Store. Il ~ & &
Thursday, February 1e, 3 =, m.
Hague Opera House.
lkt all of these neetiness. tie main
sctivities With tltoubIss ana srsnedisl
ill ~ discus ands I prAeticals pro-.
ell,allin IN i ssofk sdapted fos 1142.
hropgs eisrulsar Il III srs. tarzssEa
xisd omn u I ~ rsgs)
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
MRS. G. A. HERoLz DEAD IN.
CALIFORNIA

| The Record is in receipt of letter
from Mr.. G. A.. Herolz, formerly Of
Linton, telling of the death Of Mrs. ;.
Herclz on Monday, Feb. 9Th, following
an operation. While Mrs. Herolz
was not generally known in the Lin
ton neighborhood, several local people
had made her acquaintance and always
spoke of her in the highest terms.
Mr.. Herolz, the bereaved husband,
spent most of his life in Emmons
county, and has been frequent visitor
here during the several years he has
made his home in the west.
The pall-bearers at Mrs. Herolz's
funeral were all former Emnons
county people, with one exception.
They were Messrs. John McCrory, W..
j. Marchant,, William Jones, L. M.
Doerschlag, Robert Petrie and Geo.
w. Newman. A report of the death
and funeral appearing in the Pasadena
Star-News is as follows:
Mrs. Lola Herolz
Mrs. Lola Herolz wife of G.. A,
Herolz, Of Portland, Ore. passed away
at ST. Vincent. hospital Los Angeles,
early Monday morning February 9th,
following an operation the Thursday
preceding. Mr.. and Mrs. Herolz had
been in Pasadena only for a few
months. Besides her husband, she is
survived by one son, Robbie, four and
one-haf years old, also her father and
step-mcther Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
Nc Clure, Of Maize, Kan, and two sis
ters and four brothers.
Mrs. Herolz was resigned to the
will Of God, happy and glad to GO,
The motto of her life was, service
and usefulness for the good Of man
kind and advancement of the Kingdom
of God.
Funeral services will be held in the
Pasadena Presbyterian chap |,
Wednesday, February s, at 2:3O p. M,
DR.. Robert Freeman officiating.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
SEED AND FEED
TO BE FURNISHED
Details Being Worked Ont Furnish Feed and Seed in EN-
mons County Security Will Be Required
from Each Applicant.
from Each Applicant.

:Brant will go to Bismarck Wednes-
day to confer with Mr.. Kitchen.
The board Of county commissioners
will meet again on Feb. 23d, and fur
ther attention will be given the seed
and feed matter at that time.
Information received by the COM
nissioners at their special meeting
when the bond issue was authorized
indicated that the greatest need for
assistance was in the northwest part
ct the county, although most Of the
rest, except perhaps around Dale,
Westfeld and Hague, needed help.
That section had considerable feed.
and even. a wheat crop averaging from
five to seven bushels last year, There
was some small opposition to the
bond issue, but most of it came from
those who would not need feed or
seed. While it is possible, Of course,
for the county to sustain loss
should the crop this year again be a
complete failure, it is unlikely that
there will be, especially if due care
|is taken in handling the details Of
the work. IN 1911 and 1912, the
county bonded for seed and sustained
q loss Of less than one per cent. In
1911 it was the north half Of the
county that needed help, and in 1912
the conditions were exactly reversed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

The following pupils received Three
Month Certificates this week: Da-
bold and. Reinhold Schatz, Dakem;
Estella and Hester Parsons, Emil
Zirbes, Ruth Morlan and Nancy
Strong, Williamsport; Esther Larson,
Elbert, Marie and Alfred Larvick,
Highland; Lawrence Price, Gayton;
Mamie Clark and Vivian Burbage,
Livona; Alice TIMBER, Glanavon;
Frances Kramer, Clarence seeman,
John Bosch (2), Joseph Martin, The
odore Luchs, Edwin Kist, Esther Kra-
mer, Elsie Senkerik, Richard and
Doris Coonen, Anna Mitzel, Anna
Bosch, Ruth O'Donald, Clara Bosch
and Margaret Tough, Linton Special.
Punctuality Buttons were awarded
to the following: Amanda Fuhrer,
'selz; 1Anette Dowstra, Baker; Verl
Mausehund, Hampton; Harold and
Margaret 1arvick, Highland; Frances
Miller, Danbury.
Nine Month Diplomas cf Honor
were given out to the following pu-
pills: Mamie Clark Livona; Vivian
Whiting, Glanavon; Doris Coonen, vi
Wan and Maxine Wagher, Theodore
Luchs, Clara Bosch and Herman Will
dermuth, Linton Special.
Following are the awards in Pupils
Reading Circle work: Diploma: Al
fred Larvick, Highland; Green Seal:
Margaret Larvick, Highland; Nicho-
las Van Soest and James Borr, stras-
burg; Blue Seal: Theodore Gimbel,
Gaytcn; Nicholas Van Soest, Stras-
burg; Red Seal: Anna Gimbel, Gay
ton; Gilt Seal: Anna Gimbel Gayton.
There were seventeen applicants at
the Teachers' Examination this week.
The blizzard kept all Of them here
over Sunday.
Confirmation Of Course for School
Of IlliteIates. This is the third Of
q series of programs given out. If
yen have not the other two II is
likely that you can get them BY get
ting copies Of the county papers.
Wednesday, Civics:
Make this PRACTICAL coursc in sit-
izenship. no not attempt TO teach
too much, but aim for free discussicn
|of some. Of the things citizen should
know. Choose cne central fact for
each lesson and group your anestions
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16

Of the bridge county
Federal
June meeting
three bridges let
October a@ESS sa5as Gs3%
meeting Bridge Co. given
build bridge
company the only bidder The minutes show that the
let McConvle
with schal voting schal explaining
considered the
and
Bridge being the
ting of these two: bridges .s$ s3
meeting bridge between sec
ls12e and the Linton
AZ this tne r G. oDonad
Cnstrctcn under letting
caused discussion than
bidder secured the
Linton repeatedly that he
took the like
county the Record that NJ
hardly
his given to wonder as To-
the dd how it happened
e $2O0 ss Ss
the Linton Bridge
emergency measure
for bids being bidders
Idenee 1s
ye Federal had
ieenpet bridge company $40 under i
Ieonpsitor "A that claiming that he
cheap Naturally question arisen Is g wh
countys bridge work as Of old
yng Il bs to uadbd outsider.
that they aru
inent that ca concerns
surrounding
sustained on tie
bridge might
sven possible that the oss The Besides
and competent bridge builder But efe
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3 county
sor ls2i
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