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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
OFFICIAL WARNS
AGAINST ABUSE
Terrible Statistics Quoted to
Show Treatment of Chill
dren Under Present
System.

WASHINGTON.- Fond OF referring
10 the United States as the most en-.
lightened OF nations, publicists and edu'
Gators may well pause TO examine the
facts as presented in statistics made
public by the secretary Of labor in
speech before the American Insurance
Union In Il he called attention to the
fact that "2j0 900 American babies are
snatched by death from their mothers
breasts every year before they nave
had time scarce 10 open their unseeing
eyes upon the world about them
Hall million enildIn. so-called de
tectives and dellnquents. are growing
up almost totally neglected
Thirty million American children, OF
school age who even If they can win 10
the opportunity for education. face in
our schools false learning. an eduea
ton thai VIII not lit more than one
n ten a them for the places they must
occupy In life
Approximately a million and half
American boys and girls. Of school age,
are today thrown beneath the wheels
Of the juggernaut of industry pressed
to labor before their time, doomed to
the dreary drudgery Of mine and mill
and factory by economic necessity,
They face hopeless futures. Before them
stretches the treadmill - unremunera.
tive labor with its few years Of heart.
breaking. soul.tearlng toll. and at the
end-a grave.
Here, il anywhere, we face real
ianger to the republic. Here is men.
ice greater than any that lies in the
blatant mouthings of doctrinaries and
iemagogues who preach false political
economic doctrines in forum and mar
iet place. Not in the grasping gospel
of the peddler OF political rostrums Is
our peril, but here. where citizens OF
the future are broken. mentally. moral
ly and physically on the torture wheel
OF evil which must be uprooted II
America is to prevail"
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BRISTOW DEMOCRATS
STRONG FOR WALTON

BRISTOW - The democrats OF Brls'
Tow are fun OF enthusiasm and opu'
mlsm FOR Mayor Walton.
Every man present az q mass meet
ing Thursday was uneauivocally op'
posed TO the so.called constitutional
democratic club that was organized In
Oklahoma City and denied that they
IRE unconstitutional democrats" The
lelief here is that Walton will receive
100000 majority.
Prepare tons are being made for
rousing democratic meeting TO be held
al the corner OF Seventh and Main
streets here Monday night at which
times all county and some state can
dldates will be present and address
the voters
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Chairman. Board County Commission.
ers, Carter County. Oklahoma.
ATTEST:
CLARENCE HARRIS. County Clerk.
(SEAL)
There being no further business TO
come before the board at this time It is
hereby ordered that We stand recessed
until Saturday, October l4th, 1922.
Dated this, the 7th day Of October,
A. D.. 1922.
JOE T, TAYLOR,
Chairman Board OF County Commis'
sioners. Carter County, Okla.
ATTEST:
CLARENCE HARRIS. County Clerk.
(SEAL)
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per-RegulatiOn
flinders Railroad
German Declares

JOLIET In.--Release from super
regulation which stiles initiative ana
hampers prompt adjustment Is the
fate of the American railroad. j. NJ.
German, president of the Rock Island
lines asserted at the roads seventy
years fservice" ceremonial here to-
day
In recounting the development OF the
nations railways he cited more legio-
lation and more regulation until, in
this latter day, approximately ninety
per cent Of our activities are controlled
by government regulations
The same sentiment was expressed by
Charles Hayden Of New York, chair
man OF the roads board Of directors,
who was at the throttle Of the special
train which duplicated the first run
on the Rock Island from Chicago 10
Joliet
Mrs. w. W. Stevens, of Hubbard
Woods, suburb OF Chicago, who was
a passenger on the first train in 1852
was an invited guest on the special to-
day.
PROoES AND EUCkS AT EARL'S
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HELEN X. GOULD GETS
DIVORCE FROM PRINCE

PARlS--The dioirce was registered
today VI the Princess Nlora, formerly
Mrs. Helen X. Gould Of New York city
from Prince Houreddin Nlorfa OF Alba.
MIA. The record shows that the divorce
was granted at the wife's request. ana
the prince did not appear TO contest the
suit.
Princess Vlora's maiden name was
Helen Kelly. Her first husband was
Frank J. Gould OF New York. from
whom she was divorced In 1909 Her
second husband, Ralph HIN Thomas.
whom che married In July 1910. died In
lsis She married Prince vlors on June
", isl7.
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SAINTS SEEM TO BE
DOOMED TO DEFEAT

ST. PAUL, MINI. With only one vic
tory in four starts chalked up at Bal
timore, members Of the st. Paul team
winners of the American Association
pennant. who arrived here with their
opponents today, hoped for better
showing in the remaining games OF the
little worlds series" with Baltimore
International League champions, which
begins tomorrow.
Under the original schedule, games
we're 10 be resumed here today but a
postponed game at Baltimore last week
set the schedule back one day.
Sheehan. for the Saints. and Bentley
for the Orioles. were the likely pitching
selections tomorrow, the former having
been handled roughly IN the eastern
city. but expecting victory In his
home surroundings.
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TOURISTS RATES MA
BE REDUCED HEREAFTER

LOUISVILLE. Ky.Tpelegatcs to the
annual two.day convention OF the Amer.
lean Association OF Passenger Traffic
offices met for the second days session
here today with adoption OF resolu.
ton favoring reduction In tourists
rates forecast. A discussion OF motor bus
lines and the desirability OF control By
commissions similar 10 those. which
have authority over schedules, accord.
ing TO the president Of the association
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
lCOUNTY OF CARTER

.
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
: COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Whereas. the people in the territory
of this County South of the City of
Ardmore, and between the Gulf, Col.
orado and Santa Fe railroad and the
County line 10 the east are not served
by any permanent highway. and
Whereas, II is the sense OF the Board
OF County Commissioners, that such
highway is essential TO the development
OF the area involved
Now therefore be II resolved by the
Board of County Commissioners that
the State Highway Department be here
BY petitioned to ndopt as a state
Highway a road leading through the
erea affected and described as follows:
Beginning at the South end Of Doug.
las Boulevard at the City limits OF the
city OF Ardmore thence running south
/. through section G.. township 8 south.
range . east, TO the Rose Hill cemetery
thence east TO the east line OF said Gem.
etery thence south 10 the section line
between sections 6 and township 8
south. range east, thence south east.
wardly across sections 10. thence south
70 the corner of sections 26.2- 34.S5
township 8 south. range east, thence
south eastwardly through the town Of
Hoxbar 10 the line between range .
east, and range . east, thence south to
The County line. connecting with the
State Highway in Love County at that
point; being distance OF approximate.
ly eleven miles.
Dated this 6th day OF October. 1922.
JOE T. TAYLOR,
County Commissioner
NJ 7. PIERCE,
County Commissioner
ROY VI. JOHNSON.
County Commissioner
Attest; CLARENCE HARRIS
County Chrk
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Goodbye BoiIs!
S. s. S. viii Rid You of Boils, Pimplss
Eiackhsads and Skin Eruptions.


A poll is q volcano,--your blood s
so chuck fun OF poisons that these
boil out into boil They'll keep
boiling up" unN you destroy them
completely by the use Of s. s. g., one
Of the most powerful blood -cleansers
known to science. s. $. $. has stood
ingredients is acknowledged by auth
critics. Its medicinal Ingredients are
guaranteed to oe purely vegetabla
Right off, 1t clears the skin Of pirn-
pies, boils, blotches, blackheads, acna,
eczema, rash and other skin eruptiona,
and does IL thoroughly. 1t drives out
makes the blood rich ana
pure builds up lost flesh. II nelps re
manufacture new blood cells,--that's
one Of its secrets s. 8. 8. 10 sold az
ali drug stores, in two sizes. The laf.
ser size Is the more economical
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GsEALI
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
COUNTY OF CARTER.

RESOLUTION or THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Whereas, a State Highway In this
County begins at the east corner Of
Sections ~ and ls, township 6 south
range east, and extends west and
south a distance OF is miles TO the
County line, and
Whereas. the location OF this Highway
can be located to serve the people az
fected to as good advantage and reduce
the length Of this Highway by approx
ifnately one mile.
Now therefore be Il resolved by the
Board OF County Commissioners. that
the State Highway Department be here.
by petitioned TO change the location OF
THE Highway to conform to the follow.
ing description:
Beginning at the east corner OF sec
tlons iS and "a township 6 south range
4 east. thence running west distance
OF approximately four miles to juno
tlon With thep resent highway. thence
Following the present Highway to the
point Of ending a. ths County Line
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strip since early in the year Just why
work was stopped he could not lsarn.
but It is his intention of getting del
egation to visit the capitol ana inluir-
ing Of the new state engineer Why Car
ter county roads are not put in pass.
able condition. ne said.
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA,


COUNTY OF CARTER, SIS.
The Board of County Commissioners
OF Carter County, State of Oklahoma,
met on October 3rd, 1922, as per re-
,cessment OF October end. 1922, with
all members OF the Board present the
following business was transacted, To-
wit: -.4a
!. All bids received Oh bond project No.
Hzs, were rejected.
Reports OF the following County and
Township officials were approved by
Ahe Board.
Jesse j. Lasley, Court Clerk for the
month OF September. 1922. Amount,
sl,s5s3o.
Clarence Harris, County Clerk. for
rhe month OF September. 1922, Amount
81. .2s1.05.
r. L. Joliff, Deputy Court Clerk for
September 1922. Amount s50s6.
". p. McClenahan. Justice Of Peace
town Of Healdton. Amount sl27.O0,
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Calm number, $40, payable TO the
Gallon Iron Works. for s6,094.Sl, was
ordered paid by the District Court after
same had been disallowAd by the Coun'
ty Attorney and County Judge Sink
ing fund warrant number Al was
issued in payment or said claim
There came on Tor consideration the
opening of bids for the construction
OF a hard surface road gravel road
known as Bond Project number 10, az
per advertisement. Bids were open
ed and found to be as follows;
u J W. Brooks and Z p Shosmaks..
s50,4s4l2
]. & Turner, sS9,o4lss.
Southwestern Construction Company
s42,199s7
" T. Robinson sa7%230
Tom Files, ss,sssO5.
a. E. Birnin. s45,019l3
On the bid for the construction OF
1IScfA Oitiy hiiS 14N wv
received ana Il wss in excess Of the
Engineers estimate, therefors II can
not pe considered.
The County Engineer was given un'
Ill Tuesday morning, October Srd, 1922,
at 10 A. NJ. 10 tabulate bids on Bond
Project number Is.
There being nothing further 10 come
before the Board at this time II "a
hereby ordered that we stand recessed
until Tuesday, October Srd. 1922.
Dated this the 2nd day OF October.
A. d. 1922.
JOE n. TAYLOR,
Chairman Board of County Com:ois
tioners.
attest: CLARENCE HARRIS
County Clerk
,(SEAI)
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Madam. rroniKed Yea1t VIII Build
You Up Amazingly and Quickly!

you know that about ono woman
out OF every three Is exhausted be.
cause OF nerve and blood starvatlonf
The remarkable power OF yeast Vita
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There IL now no further excuse for
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ized Yeast contains the tremendous
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and iron. and IL builds aud strength-
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know why9 1roniEed Yeast Is not
n mere mixture OF yeast and iron,
but yeast ironiled. which Is a sub.
stance all by itself That's what
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erful. natural builder in the world
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a package OF IroniEed Yeast today,
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all drug stores at si.00 a package.
Each package contains 90 tablets,
each tablet IL sealed, They never lose
their power, M'fd BY fronised
Yeast Co. Atlanta. Ga. Health and
strength are now up to you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11

The Nowata Star drops in to declare
that truth is no stranger than 1t Is
scarce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11

The greatest breeding ground FOR wat
or foul In the United States Is the state
Of Nebraska.
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Strength from
lronized Yeast
Simply Glorious /!
Il Follows . Natural Law Which
Never Changes or Fails. The
Entire Body Quickly
Feels New Poweri

i've Just about gone to plecesi"
Do you know that getting back
strength Is comparatively easy7 But
do you realize that II Is almost i'm
possible TO get back your strength
by mean, OF unnatural drugs? DO
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STATE or OKLAHOMA
COUNTY OF CARTER. SIS:
The Board OF County Commissioners
OF Carter County. oklahoma. met on
saturday. October 9Th. 1922. as per
recessment OF Thursday. October 9Th.
1922, all members Of the Board being
present the following bushes was trans.
acted towit.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-08
STODDARD

Stoddard, November GA daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Klum
Monday, October 30th.
Mrs. Ann E. Bean and Mrs. Lucy
Robinson have returned from their
eastern trip and report very enjoy
able time.
The directors of the Farmers and
Merchants State Bank held their quar-
terly meeting at the local bank We'd
nesday, November list.
A shower was given at the home of
Mrs. Clyde Umberger Wednesday for
the infant son of her brother, Mr.. Ed.
Stenslein. Mrs. Stenslein passed away
about a month ago, and Mrs. Umberg-
er is caring for her little nephew
Mrs. C. G. Olson entertained friends
Monday evening in honor of Miss Ed
ma Bay who left the following day for
Lacrosse where she has accepted a
position with the Lacrosse Telephone
Co. Five tables of 500 were played.
Mrs. H. p. Kircher and Walter Kob-
litz were given first prize and Mrs.
H. O. Bluske and George Krause sec
ond. Following delicious lunch Miss
Bay was presented with a purse from
her friends who wish her success in
her new position.
On Tuesday, October 31st, Miss
Gertha Prindle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Prindle of Genoa vicinity
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and Charles G. link of Stoddard were
united in marriage at Winona, MINI.
b. Judge LOBBY. The bride has beer
employed in Olson & Bluske's store for
some time. They will reside in Stod-
dard during the witer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Groth have NOV
ed into their fine new home on Main
st.
Mr.. Peter Billion of Dubuque ret urn
ed home Monday after spending I. few
days at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Edward Bean.
Mrs. Albert Adams Sr. was pleas
antly surprised by a party of friends
Monday afternoon, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. An elabo-
rate supper was served assisted by the
guests who came with well filled bask-
cts. The table was conferred with a
handsome birthday cake. Many gifts
were given Mrs. Adams wishing her
many happy returns of the day.
Friends have received word of the
birth of daughter, Beverly Bertene,
to Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Boynton at Tun-
mel City, October 9th.
Stoddard News Girl
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. Frey attended the
wedding of Miss Laura Cunningham
of Lacrosse and John Nash MeCul.
Tough of New York City on November
4th-
Mrs Frank Hiskok and family spent
the week end with her brother, Dennis
Ames on Genoa ridge.
A very lage crowd attended the ba-
zaar in Redmound, Friday evening.
We presume Mr.. Melvin Steenburg
will soon return. The objective of his
trip being reached, Mr.. Green receiv-
ing word that he recently landed a
fine eleven pound Chinook salmon.
While returning from Viroqua one
night last week Frank Davis car was
overturned, fortunately no one was
hurt.
Mr.. C. H. Haskell of Rogers, Kan
sas, enjoyed several days visit with
the A. Broadhead, Andrew Olson and
LOTUS families the past week.
Paul LOTUS and Herbert Morrill,
spent the week end at their homes in
the village.
VIM. Owen is building large gar
age for R. P. LOTUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kumlin were
business callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans and Carl Knut-
son of Nash Ridge were business call
ers Monday.
Miss Charlotte Beta has opened
dressmaking rooms in the Laskaski
home.
Rev. Tower conducted funeral SER
vices in Victory last week for the in
FAINT son of Mr. and Mrs ANDY GeaS
of Lacrosse.
Mrs Ed Dyer spent the week end in
Prairie du Chen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Oyer spent
the week end at the To Watson
home.
The Congregational aid Of Ferry
vile held their bazaar Friday. A
large crowd attended and many beau
tiful articles were on display.
A mothers meeting was held in the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-08

The Retreat school has been closed
for the past week on account of the
illness of Mrs. Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanders Slotten are
the new tenants on the lakewood farm.
Mr.. Aaron Glass spent several days
visiting and hunting in and around
Victory last week.
Mrs. Harvey Wakefield of Upper
Rush Greek spent the past week visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Glass of DeSoto.
Thomas Tenney has returned from
the hospital somewhat improved.
Harvey Jacobus injured his neck
last week while loading hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Dedrick and
children of Victory were callers at the
ID. Z. Newton home Friday.
DIR. Myrick reports the birth of a
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Forde at
their home near Rising Sun, Thursday,
October 26th.
Mrs. IneZ Suffer sprained her ankle
badly, last Wednesday.
Andrew Sanwick is building chick
en- house for James Lawrence.
Mrs. Martha Kloak has been on the
sick list the past week.
Clarence Runice of Retreat vicinity
was taken suddenly i'll Saturday even
ing, but is better at this writing.
The new residence of Mr.. Vincent
klatchka is almost completed.
Mrs. Anna Oliver visited the past
week in Chaseburg and Coon Valley.
Mrs. Pat Doyle of Lacrosse visited
in DeSoto Saturday.
Word has been received by relatives
of the death of Mrs. Ella Cole Of Wad-
dington, N. Y.
A pie social will be held at the up
per Rush Greek school house next Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Bert Mellum spent the week
end in Savannah with Mr.. Mellum,
who is employed on the railroad.
The Misses Gladys and Ada Olson
spent the week end at their home on
Rush Greek.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-08
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET

EuRefton, WIS, NOV. ., 1SZZ.
The Farmers warehouse of Edger-
ton sold about 500 cases of the 1921
packing last week to o. j. Jensen re-
presenting the Spitzner & Son inter-
ests in the state. Other firms are
picking lots wherever found. Very lit
tie is left of last years packing of
tops. Some 1920 is still to be had.
1t looks as if the boards will be pretty
bare of Wisconsin cigar leaf before
the small 1922 crop can be ready for
the market. The big manufacturing
firms will, of course, be pretty well
fortified. They have made a survey
of the situation and made haste to pres
pare against the day of want. The
general stiffening of prices for the
leaf will undoubtedly be reflected, and
very soon too, in an upward move in
the price Of cigars.
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school house Thursday afternoon.
Amang other matters arrangements
were made for package social to be
given on Friday evening, November
oath. Adults admission 10 cents.
Packages and lunch donated.
Oour principal, Mrs. Carter, informs
us that in connection with the health
crusade being carried on in our schools
a state health instructor will give par
ents end everyone interested in the
general health of the school, talk on
health and hygiene. The date for this
meeting will be given out as soon as
Mrs. Carter learns definitely.
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)UND THE COUNTY
DE SOTO

toto, November 6AMrs. Baume,
lughter Miss Myrtle, are visiting
Frank Banner home.
S Anna Zogg of Viroqua vicin-
ID Steve Newton of Rush Creek
quietly married in Winona last
az. The many friends of this
couple wish them much happi-
R. Bartholomew was on the sick
at week.
!. ]. Broderick returned to her
in Preston, Mimi, after spend
veral days with her father, who
very i'll.
!. c. Gushing has been quite i'll
home in the village.
Tx Gander and family of Prairie
len, c. B. Fortney and family Of
IA, Curtis Adams and family
r. and Mrs. Fay Savage of North
IN and Mrs. Lee Lepley of Lib
Pole, were guests at the G.. W.
home Sunday.
Retreat Community Club is pre-
: home talent play to be given
ir next meeting, November 8.
trustees of the Retreat church
recently finished a new cement
ent. They plan to install a
furnace which viii be a great
yement.
Robert Hayden accompanied his
Lacrosse to again consult DIR.
who reported her condition
improved.
Retreat L. A. S. met with Mrs.
Green last Friday with a large
ance, the next meeting will be
Harry James Friday, Novem-
h. The ladies' are rushing their
preparing for bazaar in the
lture.
Dustin of Viroqua is a guest
Fred Bean home.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-08

The recent activity in non-Pool
southern leaf is gradually dying down.
The anxious buyers who very much
wanted to secure the best of the free
crops have had their pick and are now
taking a little time to watch the eff
fleets of the Pool announcement that
/ its holdings will be offered to the pack
ers in the bundle. 1t will take some
time before the pooled offerings can
be shown. The tobacco must be strip
| ped and bundled, the low grades all
cleaned out, the balance prepared so
a sto make the puyer able to Judge the
quality intelligently on the basis of
the bundle samples presented Moth
ing can be done IN moving the Pool
goods before all this is attended to.
If case weather comes early, the grow
ers viii lose no time in getting the
leaf in shape for inspection, but it
will take some time to complete the
grading of $500 crops of tobacco if
the grading is to represent each crop
properly.
If the independent packers and rep
resentatives step right in as soon as
the tobacco is in condition to sell and
succeed in meeting the Pool on a price
basis agreeable to both sides, the lift
ing of the crop should not take long
time. If the Pool and the buyers
should have difficulty in getting to-
gether on values, the Pool will begin
to pack. The warehouse manager is
active in the field to secure warehouse
In Viroqua the Bek-
kedal & Son warehouse has been bot
and in Soldiers Grove one is being
built.
Information has just reached us to
the effect that the 1000 case 1921
Farmers packing at Viroqua has been
disposed of to the General Cigar Co..
Edgerton Reporter.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-08

II is the duty we have to urge upon
the farmer in return, when his own
best interests are served by patroniz-
ing Viroqua merchants. The savings
that these make possible for Viroqua
residents, as discussed earlier in this
series of articles, are effected also for
the farmer. Every word of the argu-
ment that has preceded holds for him.
Therefore-Buy in Viroqua!