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The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
REPORTS FROM HEADS OF DEPARrMTs

REPORTS FROM HEADS OF DEPARTMTS
Justice Day submitted his report for the
month of June 1922. W hich was read TO the CON-
mission and ordered fled
CITY Assessor Grove submitted the following
report, which was, on motion, received ano
filed. ,oo,
To the Commission Of the City Of owosso'
Gentlemen =
The following is list of the Special Assess
ment Rolls that are ready for coiiectioh july
lst, 1922.
e. Main St. Curb and Gutter and Woodlawn
Ave. Sewer was not collected last year, there,
fore 1921 payment should be collected Win lS-z
new rolls. Also Lynn ST. Opening hrst ~
1922 New Rolls
c. Water St pavement lst l.5 Roll No. 3O9
6. Water St storm sewer, lst Ia. Roll No. 3Os
s. Water ST. sanitary ' lst l-3. Roll No 3l3
Priudle st. I" . lst Id Roll NO OLE
Queen St. I" lst l-3. Roll No 81
N Dewey St. - lst l-3. Roll No. $40
Old Rolls
Young ST. Openicg, End q. Roll No. 300.
boulevard Light District No l. 3rdl'3 Roll
No. 3O4.
Boulevard Light District No. 2, 3rd l.3. Roll
No. 1903.
King. Stinsop and Olmstead st. sanitary
sewer End l-3. Ro No. 3l2.
Klrg. Stinson and Olmstead ST. trunk sewer.
2nd l.S. Roll No. 30O
w. Main st sanitary sewer, end 3. Roll NO.
w. oliver ST. sanitary sewer, 2nd i-s' Roll
W. King ST. sanitary sewer, End i-5. Rol. No
E. King-st sanitary sewer, End l-S. Roll No
Green ST. sanitary sewer. End l-s Roll No
295. ,ou
Columbus ST. sanitary sewer, End l-3' Roll
No. 294. -,
N. Hickory St. sanitary sewer, End l-3. Roll
Elliott and Donald ST. sanitary sewer End i-s
E, Exchange St. sanitary sewer, End l-s Roll
No. 29l.
oakwood Ave- sanitary sewer, End l-3' 'Roll
S. Park St. sanitary sewer, 2nd I-3 Roll No.
S. Division St. sanitary sewer, end i-s' Roll
No. 2sS ~
Huggins ST. sanitari sewer, end l'3' Roll No
2S7. mn.
Cass St. sanitary sewer, Srd i.3. Roll NJ. 2s6
e. Oliver st. sanitary sewer, sra l-3 Roll
No 1885,
E. Mason St. sanitary sewer, 3rd l-3 Roll
No. 2S4
Z. Genesee St. sanitary sewer, srd Is Roll
Corunna Ave. storm sewer, End l-3 Roll No.
2s2
28l
Chipman St. pavement, 5th 10. Roll No. $50
Milwaukee, St pavement, 3rd l-5. Roll No. 279
Corunna Ave pavement, 2nd J. D. Roll NO. 27s
Corunna Ave curb and gutter, End "a. Roll
M F. Grove, City Assessor
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
GROCERY

Easily clearing now $400. 90 per month,
very easy to run, located in the very
best part of the city on busy street.
No competition within half mile, daily
sales over $500 00. Total operating ex-
pense less than per cent, due to low
rent. no credit or delivery. Modern up.
to-date fixtures and large, clean fast
moving stock. Total will run about
$5, 00C 90 cash. Can lease store or buy
building at low price. For full par
ticulars, address owner, Post Office Box
140, Saginaw, Michigan. No dealers or
agents need answer.
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
SOY BEANS FIT IN RUTAIlUN
Take Place Of Oats and Are More
Profitable as Cash Crop-Of
Benefit to Soil,

Soy beans fit perfectly in rotation In
the place of oats, making four year
rotation corn, soy beans, wheat, clover,
they being more profitable than oats as
cash crop, and leaving the soil in
much better shape, both as to mechan-
ical condition and fertility, as little or
no preparation for wheat is needed on
land from which crop Of well culti-
waited sOys has been moved.
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
SHEEP DESTROY MANY WEEDS
Animals Devour Noxious Plants in
Pastures, Grain Fields and
Clear Fence Rows.

Sheep eat more weeds than any
other class of live stock, except goats
Sheep will eat ninety per cent OF all
troublesome weeds. They will destroy
weeds in pastures, in grain fields and
corn fields after harvesting, and cleal
the fence rows. However, sheep are
not such scavengers that they can
thrive on refuse and weeds alone In
order to get sheep to eat leaves Oh
shrubs, the tenderer grysses must be
scarce. Goats are bettE adapted to
clearing brush land than. are sheep
Some farmers consider sheep neces
sary just as means Of controlling
weeds
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
CARING FOR TOMATO PLANTS
Four or Eive-Foot Stake Should BE
Driven Alongside Each Vine
When Soil is Soft.

Secure a four or five foot stake for
each tomato plant and be ready so
the stakes can be driven down by each
plant when the ground Is soft. If the
tomatoes are to be trellised similar
to grapes, secure posts and two wires
for each row.
Later Garden Planting.
Later garden vegetables require
less work and less anxiety, as rule,
than early vegetables. The soil should
be neither too hard to prepare nor
ehould II be 80 slow to germinate and
start growing the plants az early
plantings.
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
NOTICE.

National Detective Agency, Hall
block, room 8, phone 430. lfin trouble,
try us. N. w. Bradd, manager.
Let us collect your overdue accounts.
No collections, no charges. r. 9, Hall
block, phone 430. 29
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
The following resolution was presented

The following resOIution was presented
read to the Commission and on motion OF Con'
missioner Rosevear same was adopted; ayes.
Rosevear. Stebbns and Wright
Resolved by the Commission Of the City
OF Owosso, that the claims and accounts hereto
attached be approved and the Mayor and City
Clerk are hereby instructed to issue warrants
on the City Treasurer against the various funds
for the amounts shown.
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
PETITIONS

PETITIONS
The following petition was presented
and read TO the Commission, and referred TO
the Commissioner of Public Improvements;
Petition No. i2.
Owosso Mich. June "a 1922.
To the Commission Of the City OF Owosso,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned, residents OF Ridge ST.
etween Watson Street and Mlchlgan hVenue,
berebv petition for the oiling OF said street
between the streets named during the season
of 1922 We hereby severally agree to REIN !,
burse the City of OSosso for the expense oi
fault OF payment that the amount may De
placed as y special assessment upon our prop
erty located in said oiling district
The Owosso times., 1922-07-07
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITS
SION
(Omcial)

Owosso, Mich. June 3, 1922
Spt cial session, July |, 1922.
Owosso, Mich, July !, 1922.
Special meeting OF the Commission, Mayor
Wright presiding
Members present-Rosevear, Stebbins and
Wright
All members waived formal office OF special
meeting
The minutes OF the regular meeting OF June
~ were read and approved.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16

yido para llcvar Ia c0ntienca del
pueblo americana la ra26n de nuestro
| dercchO.
Hcchas cStaS conSidcracioncS rGsta-
me ahOra pregUntar: rs possible. Ill
extreme que las cosaS han llc%ado.
una intcligencia entire cl GohCrnadm
Iy yo? :DebemOS tcner con tai obicto,
In cntrevista que csc hurn amigo su-
| yO, que debe scrlo tambiGm mio. cst1
diSpuesto prcparar?
Yo inSiStO en- soStcner que no cs ESQ
/ nrOpiO. nj cS tdmpoco ncrcSario.
| No cs propio. porquc cualquicra que
sea In fOrma de tai pntrcvi>ta, STEM
pre- Sc sabra que ha cyiStidO, Y, o 81
comcnta dcsfavorablcmcntc para cI GO
bcrnadOr. o SO comenta dCsfayorlbIe-
mcnte para mi, Y en cualqIicra dc los
cases para Ia propia dignidad del
pals del gObierno. nj drhc Apdreccr
sometido el Gohcrnador nj dcho ,jpn-
rcccr SCmctidO yO. AdemdS. yo prc4in-
! 70 qucdarmc en- mi hogar. Scparado de
la vida pIiblica. que de alguna nat
ncra rcSulto justifirado cl d;cho de mis-
enemigOS de que rs mi prQp6Siro do
minar al GOhcrnadOr Y Actuar yo como
! lm dictador on Puerto Rico. ESQ afcc-
ia mis- principles Il Ii humildc
! condici6n en- que quicro prrmanecer y
vivir para eicmplo de mis- hiioS Y dc
mi pueblo.
] No cS tamp0co nccC<ario cAa intcli-
gcncia, pOrquc yo enticnd0 cue 81 81
Gobcrnador deSca obtcncr In conliamza
del pals. cl dnco medic que ticne pa
ia obtcncrla cS reSpctar los drrcrh0s
de esp pafs ahStcncrsc de h2rir los
sentimientoS uup rncarnan Sll> tradi-
clones Su hiStor.a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16
NOTA SENSATIONAL
De Ponce
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defendio, Otilio la agredio al acudir
Maria Liza los vecinos, pidiendo So
corros, el Rio Feliciano lie asesto un
golpe con Ia tranca de Ia puerta del
mismo cuarto en- que Maria vive A
las voces, demandando auxilio, acudio
Jesus Cartagena, hombre que gozaba
de muy ma,a reputation, pues no ha-
cia NADIA Y 10 soste;lia una hetaria
nombrada Rita Casiano, el JESUS trato
de agredir a Otilio V este acometio a
aquel con la tranca, dandole dos terri
bles golpes :--Uno en- la region supra
occipital otro Ell el parietal derecho,
dejandolo muerto en- el acto.
Otilio fue detenido por la policia y
aun no Sc lie ha senalado fanza.
Esta manana fallecio en- su residen-
cia. Gale Comercio esquina Salud, el
muy querido Dr. Alfredo Ferran. quien
hace tempo guardaba CANA.
La muerte del DR.. Ferran ha sido
muy sentida aqui, pues por sus bellas
prendas personales y su capacidad CO.
mo medico, gozaba de gran estimation
en- esta comunidad.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16

{ dffrnd"mos c-td c0nSa&rHdo pnr la 10
@ira Y por nurstra proria carta orgi-
/ Mica, sin6 porquc adrmlS la jurispq-
dcncia americana cti cn nueStro ia
vor. Para a no dchc ser motivo de
mortilicaci6m nj de rXaccrhaci6n rem
| dil'~c al fallo de los TribunalcS.
rueGc tambtn cl Gobcrnador citar
al Scnado para conSihcrar los nucvos
nombramcntoS. cuandn Il lo crpa 0por-
tuno discutir con los Scnadorcs de
la mayoria loS dennis m0mbramicntoS.
SIN dejar de dar intervention las mi
moriaS ON aquclloS distriloS locales
dondp clloS predominant con ,uS voluS.
We Sicmprr he dichO aSi So 10 mani
fc~tG una VcZ en- una larga carta al
Scrretario dc la Guerra que las fun
clones del Gobnnador de Puerto Ri
co SON bicn sencillaS, aunque cXtrc-
madamrntc dclicadas lie baSta con
intervcnir discrcta Y desapasiOnada-
mcmtc em toduS los HctoS del Gober-
no para cicrccr la supervision que la
Ley lc cncomipnda us;ndo de la facu-
tad que II tirne de dcSttuir. soamen-
t. cuIudo Il purda haccrlo por juSta
cauSa, mcdiantc el drbido proccdimicn-
to de ley. dciando asi que los dcm;is
pndprc9 cjer&an has facultadcS auton6-
micas que la ley les couccde bajo In
responSablidad que elloS tiencn ante
81 pucblo. De e>H (nira manpra que
1 darl cstablcci6a Ia armonia de podrrcS
impresrndiblc on todo regimen demo
crltito
| In GOhcrnador que cutcndicra cSt0
/ So coloca"ia se%uramentC Gcntro de un
] ambirnte dc moralidad tam alto que no
, hay dudA que todos nos verfamOS ohli-
/ gaduS Il rrcOuoccI Su hablidad V Su
| Slhiduria. 30 Solampntr no habrfa
Noiro al@lmo de ataquc contra 81, 81
no cue c;tarIamoS Spguramcntc muy
( prouo> a cIo@iHrlo. VA que no nos gufa
nj uoS lucdc guar otra coSa que cl
/ dcSco de yer en- nucStro pals rcspc-
/ tada y cumplida la ley Y rcconocido
a la yez cl derccho del pueblo a In jus
I til inirVenc6m que In ley Ic conccde,
cn los aSunloS que lc son propioS G
inhcronlcS.
La ohra c> diffcil. pcro si' uStcdcs
pucGrn conyrnccrlc de que ella cs la
1nica obra possible para una futura
concliaci6m. yo Scntirfa por clio la
mas yrandc satisfaction de mi vida
scrfa cl primcro on batr palmas ALI
mSmo dOndr me rrgui valeroSamcnte
CON mi protrSta y con mis- ccnSuraS.
Suyo cordialmcnte,
(Firmadol antonio r. Bdrccl6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16
81 HAY GUSTO.

ST hay paladares exquisitos refnados en-
Puerto Rico lpor que lie quedan Cadierno, pa
tatas y cebOllas Islenas, en- existencia?
~ pOr que conner bagazO redrojos de gar
banZOs, teniendO CadiernO, los exquisitos Mons
truOs, de prOcedencia genuina, espaflOles, blan-
dos como mantequilla?
y. vengan los GaIIegos. .. .. los que no 10
son, cOmprarnos, de La COruna, ell exquisite
v famOsO jam0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16
Tn Pedagogo Reco-
mienda Tanlac, en- un
Testimonio Elogiioso
Ell Sr. Professor Manuel
COntreras Hace PGbli-
cos los HechOs Relati-
vOs a la MaravillOsa
repOsici0n de SUI hijita.

Todavia otro hombre prominente
mas, da a conocer un notable testimo
MO de Tanlac. Esta vez es el sefior
Prof Manuel Contreras, de la Escuela
Normal para Profesores. que reside en-
la Plaza de MeXalco No. %, Meiico
D. F. AL discutir las propiedades de
Tanlac, que han sido de tan gran uti
lidad su hijita de nueve amos de edad
, el Prof. Contreras dijo:
"El dar TN testimonio publico acer
ca de una medicina es algo nuevo para
mi, pero 10 que han hecho dos botellas
de esta medicina llamada Tanlac, en- el
case de mi hijita Consuelo es tan ma
ravilloso, que considero como una obi
gacion moral dar a conocer los hechos
en- beneficio de otros.
mi hijita no Sc habia sentido bien
desde hacia varios meses tenia todos
los sintomas de ese estado que Sc LA.
ma anemia, o sea una alteration de la
sangre. Estaba muy palida, delgada
achacosa, inquieta V nerviosa Tenia
I'm sueiio muv intranquilo V no tenia
NADIA de apetito.
"Tanlac la ha convertible en- una nj.
ma normal en- absolute sana, este
en- I'm tempo tan corto que me ha cau-
sado una verdadera Sorpresa, su ape
tito es tan bueno ahora, que todo lie
parece POGO Y va ha aumentado unos
3 kilos en- peso.
Su sistema nervioso ha mejorado a
tai grado, que va no Sc siente rntran-
quila nj achacosa disfruta de TN sue
no tranquilo Y reparador. Ahora tiene
un color hermoso y sanO V sc halla en-
disposition dc jugar Y divertirse STEM
pre-. En- realidad. Consuelo sc maneja
Y parece una nina distinta, Y despuGs
de haber visto una tan asombrosa
transformation en- una persona de mi
familia, no puedo menos que reconen-
dar Tanlac En- verdad, merece todos
los elogios que Sc lie han prOdigado."
He aqui otro case que demuestra
lag maravillosas propiedades recons-
tituyentes de Tanlac. La hijita del Sc
nor Prof ContreraS eS solo uno de los
cicntos de casos que han tornado Tan
lac, con los miSnos 1naravillosos result
tados
Tanlac. lie fue Gle utlidad, debido a
que cofitiene ciertas propiedades smedir
cinales, que vigorizan Ia sangre pro
vocan el apetito sano por alimentos
nutritiyos Tanlac ha alcanzado mu-
cho eXito para curar la i1erviosidad, no
calmando los nervios, pues no tiene ese
efecto, sino vigorizando los nervios y
reconstituyendo ell estado normal de la
salud, por medic de sus efectos sobre
el apetito Y la nutricion del organis-
mo.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las farma-
cias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16
OTRA CARTA DEL...
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tC0nt1nuac1On de Ia "a.
americana. 81 crey0 reba jarse por el
hecho de sOmeterse al cumplimiento
de la Ley Orgdnica Y ha actuado CO.
mo rn dictador mas que como un Je-
fe Executive que debe regular suS fun
Clones ejercerlas, dc acuerdO con los
grandes principles republicanos que
informan la constitution del gran pue-
| bio dc Washington Y de Lincoln, prin-
cipi0s que sirvieron de base V que es-
tan consagradOS Ell el Actd Orgdnica
que nos otorg6 el Congreso.
YO admit0 que toda esta fatalidad
ha depcndido, mas que del propiO Go
bcrnador, de los que le aSesorarOn Y
asesoran con fines egofstas Y perver-
SOS. lleyados unicamente de su afan
de destruir al partido de la mayorfa
por mediOs violentos V abusivos; pero
de todos modos. este no atenda su
rcSpOnsabilidad en- 10 mas minimO, V
acasO estan mas diSculpados los tales
consejeros que 6l, va que ellos no re-
presentan nj representation nunca otra
cosa que el instrumental de que Sc
sirvi6 toda obra de tiranfa en- Puerto
Rico; perO 6l, cl GObernadOr. es el
Representative de la gran Naci0n que
proclama estarnoS educando para el
ejercicio de I'm gobiernO esencialmen-
tc americana. nOsotroS no podemOS
nj dehemOs cOnsentr, fuer de ciuda-
danos de esa gran naci6n. que el sis
tema implantado por el Gobernador
Subs:sta como I'm genuine Sistema anne
ricano de gobierno.
Para mCStrOS advPrSarioS tCnCmOs
un remedio: cl snfragiO del pueblo :
pero para 81 GobernadOr no tencmOS
otrO que Pl de pr0testar uno V OtrO
dfa ante los EstadOs Unidos. ante
81 mundo. hastn conscguir que el po-
der Executive Nacional nos haga jus
ticia.
rs Scncillamente cOmprenSible para
vivir en- la pobreza, pcro librc. Vi
Nir con Ia mesa segura, pero soportan-
do como m eSclavo cl ultraie In
tiranfa.
Los bucnos americanos entendicron
muy bien, cuando So 10 eXpliquG, 10
que signific0 el gritO de mi tclegrama
de Fajardo, entendieron muy bicn
que no obstante 81, yo sligo crcyendo
on In virtualidad de los principles amc-
ricanoS Y lucho pOr mantener il mi
pueblo lcalmente juntO Il la gloriosa
bandera de las franjas V las eStrnllas,
esperanto la justicia que es indispen-
sable dOnde ella SO cnarbOla. VA que
la actual situaci6n ps solo I'm nero in
cidcnte. que una veZ paSadO no habra
de repetirse mas. por 10 mismo que
81 ha llcgadO ser una dura prueba
para todos, pOrque ademds Gl ha ser
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16

ii MANTFICA!!! Para reparar su
maquina vease con el BRUJO Oieda.
lilo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-16

Firmadol lmoHi0 II. BdrccI6.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31
WANT MILITARY TRAINING

The latest date applications will be
received for the Citizens Military
Training Camp at Camp Custer, Mich
igan, between August I'd and Septem-
Der End is June Both, according to in
formation from the War Department.
The three courses to be held at the
camp, the red, white and blue courses,
are to be conducted simultaneously.
The Red Courseis intended for those
who never have had military training
or who wish to combine practical field
training with training already received
in a cadet corps or similar organiza-
ton. The age limit for this course is
"a to % years. Applicants must pos
sess average general intelligence and
be of good moral character.
The White Course, the next higher,
is for men whose military qualifiea-
tons are equal to or greater than
those of graduate of the Red Course.
Civilians applying must have had mil
itary training in the Red Course or its
equivalent. The age limit is Is to 20
years; however graduates of the 1921
Red Course are eligible, regardless of
age. Applicants must have gram
mar school education or its equivalent
and must possess qualities of leader
ship and be Of good moral character.
Civilians designated to attend the
Blue Course, the highest course, must
have had prior military training equal
to that obtainable in the Red and
White Courses. The age limit is 10
to "a years. The minimum education
al requirement for this course is high
school education or its equivalent. APP
plicants must have marked ability in
leadership.
The maximum age limit for appli-
cants who have had prior training in
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31
Brown Music,CO.

discouraged. The socalied buyers
strike has finally been broken and
goods are moving better at retail. 1t
would be a serious mistake TO do any
thing to prices which would interfere
with better retail business.
Financial interests are eo-operat-
ing through lower interest rates and
there is no reason why these rates
should not remain low If manufacture
ing, distributing, retailing and other
interests will continue to work togeth-
er toward general business improve
ment.
Prospects for good crops continue
favorable and the present promise Of
better prices for agricultural products
justifies our farmers in being more
optimistic. We all acknowledge that
the farmer has had the worst Of It for
too long time and viii not begrudge
him any opportunity 10 better himself"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31

the Regular Army, National Guard or
Organized Reserves, including World
War veterans is 35 years.
Acceptance for the camp means a
month of out-of-door life, with all ex-
penses paid by the Government. The
man accepted will receive military and
physical training; he will be cared
for and constantly under the eyes of
experienced commissioned and non
commissioned officers; he win be filled
with new ideas and form new acquaint-
ances and ideals. The religion of his
choice may be followed. Parents are
invited to attend the camp and ar
rangements will be made for their stay
there overnight, if place to stay is
not available in the vicinity.
The chairman for Vernon county is
Henry A. Robinson of Stoddard, Wis,
who will give further information and
application blanks to all young men
interested.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31
CONDITIONS LOOK BETTER

In commenting with regard to the
predicted building BOOM, Mr.. T. O
Mork, President of the Farmers Bank
said this week, Building seems to be
considerably stimulated in this sec
ton and should gain momentum as the
summer progresses on condition that
the present indication in some quart
ers of higher prices for building ma.
terials is curbed.
Low material costs will encourage
building while any tendency to In
crease prices win have an opposite eff
feet.
"a good many people who have In
mind erecting new homes, new barns
garages and other buildings will con.
tinue to postpone if there's is any in
crease in the price Of materials gen.
orally
cit is also to be hoped that any
move to initiate retail prices will BE-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31

SupefsttAtcNS aoUNSHS1 flHs.
The daily life Of the Montenegrin
peasant is full Of superstition. He IL
superstitious about the manner In
which he rises In the morning. about
what first meets his. sight. how he
dresses and washes. and whom be
meets. Of what food he eats. and the
tirns and manner Of serving through
cot the entire day.
Worries Largest Petrified Forest
The bureau Of forestry says that
the petrified forest Of Arizona IS con
sidered the largest In existence. and
may soon be pat in class with the
national parks Of the United States.
There are petrltjesi forests In Colo
rsdo and Nebraska but none compares
with the pefrified forest q Arizona
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31

They get lazy quite often---your
bowels hut HOLSTERS Golden Mug
get Tablets win wake EN- up and make
'em hustle. o. e. Davis.
-All kinds Of lee cream and soft
drinks at our restaurant ~ al times.
Assortment IL briek ice cream always
on hand. Your trade Il appreciated.
George Psnbeil. viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31

Your mother made you take them
every Observation-Disclosures GOLD
EN- NUGGET TABLETS drive out
winters germs, impurities, cleans and
purifies your system-they make you
feel great all over. Sold by o. E.
Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31
Better Prices for Wool

Madison, Wis.-According to an am
nouncement made by w. F. Renk, sec
rotary of the Wisconsin Wool Grow
ers' Association, the state association
will pool its wool through the National
Wool Warehouse and Storage Com
pany, 1900 S. Robey St., Chicago, Ill.
Mr. Renk claims that past clips have
Melted, on the average, more than
could be obtained through any other
agency. Mr.. Renk advises wool grow
ers to stand by the pool.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31

Az aboEt sas q q 4. 2. Rngehase Plan
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-08-23
HARRY ID. MESSENGER.

To the Voters of Lexington County:
I desire to state that I am making
the race for the office of County
Treasurer on my own merits. This
is an administrative office, and who
ever is elected to fill it can do moth
ing better than follow the law govern
ing the office. The main thing is 10
see that YOUR treasurer is honest and
efficient. 1 know that can qualify
on both of these points. For seven
years, I was the cashier Of the Bank
Of Chaplin. and conducted that work
to the satisfaction of all concerned. I
voluntarily resigned that post. Dur
ing my term -" cashier, the condition
of the bank and the accounts as !
kept them passed the inspection of
every bank examiner that visited us.
I was born and reared at Chaplin.
and am the only candidate in this
campaign from the Dutch Fork sec
ton of the county. I am not offer
ing that as a reason why you should
support me, but we of that section dc
feel that we should have at least one
representative in the elective Officers
of the county.
If I am elected, I promise to give
nv entire time to the duties OF the
office, and to give to the public ar
honest, accurate, and courteous ad