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The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01
WHITES CHAPEL

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Grouse at tended church at New Siloam Satur- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bull visited Wheeler White and family Sunday.
 Elders Martin and Fought filled their regular appointment at New Siloam Saturday and Sunday. Lem White visited Mir. and Mrs. Leon Martin Saturday night.
 Tom Goodwin and family visited Earle Reaves and family Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, after spending a few days with their daugh- ter, Mrs. Wheeler White left for their home near Holly Springs Sunday afternoon
 All who can lets go to Holly Springs next Sunday and hear their new preac cher, Bro. Campbell. He doesn't believe that it is the Lords will for any one To go to hell.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01
NEW HOPE NO 1.

Health is fairly good at this place now. considering the weather that we have had the past week.
 Mrs. Mencie Cottingham spent a few days the past week with her daugh- ter. Mrs. l.. F. Dewoody. She will leave Tuesday night for Willspoint. Texas.
 The party at Mr. and Mrs. Frank lins Saturday night was much en- ioyed All that was lacking, they didn't let them play long enough.
 Our musicians. Messrs. Riley Carol and Dutch Anglin will leave us this week.
 Ed Cottingham spent Saturday night with MT. and Mrs Louis De- woody He is still undecided as to where they will go.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Trantham visit ed his mother near Prescott Sunday and Sunday night.
 !. c. Buford made a business trip to Junction City last week.
 Mir Wood of Prescott. spent Satur- day and Sunday with Mrs. J. w. Cot tingham.
 Louis Dewoody killed the champion hog the other day. It measured ' feet from tip to tip, and weighed 420 pounds. They got 12 gallons of lard from this one hog.
 Miss Edna Purifoy spent Saturday night with her cousin, Brad Dewoody.
 Genie Cummings and son are real sick with flu
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Barlow and lit tie son Dawson made a trip to Pres colt Sunday afternoon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01
ROCKY MOUND

We'll. hello to all of the people of the dear old Picayline. After few months absence 1 will come again.
 Health of our community is very poor at this writing.
 Oma Kennedy has been on the sick list for the past week. Little Ralph Sampson. who has been seriously ill with pneumonia, is improving slowly.
 Mrs. Mary Gentry is O nthe sick list this week.
 Rev. H. C. Kennedy has almost finished his new house.
 Dallas Croft is moving to Gale.
 The people from this community that went to Smackoyer have return ed home.
 The pound supper given by Charlie
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01
ROSSTON

Health at this place is good, with the exception of few cases of flu.
 G. C. Jarvis. who has been in the Sanitarium for the past week, is get ting along fine. He will soon be able to be brought home.
 Our pastor, Elder Haney failed to fill his appointment here last Sunday on account of rainy weather.
 Otis East and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with her brother. Lige Overton.
 k. Q. Wortham has returned from Rochester. Minn., where his wife IS under treatment at Mayo Bros. Hos pital. He reports she is doing fine and will be able to come home soon.
 Miss Branch Hart spent Sunday with Miss l. Y. Hall.
 There will be a meeting of the F. l.. [. at Holly Springs on Friday and Saturday. All members are expected to be there
 We are glad to say that the ninth grade averaged 95 per cent in all studies last month. They were as follows: Misses Anna Dixon, Gladys East Gertine PinkertOn, Willie Tom Chamberlain and Mir. Vuel Chamber lain.
 We are glad to report that Odell Luck was able to come back to school last week, after case of pneumonia.
 Most of the men of Rosston have enough of Smackover, and are coming home to their wives and children
 Miss Dovie Mae Dixon spent Sun day with Brunette Whitehead.
 Bron to Mir. and Mrs. Sam Cham berlain last Tuesday night seven pound boy.
 Good luck to the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01
SUTTON

The writer attended church at Antioch Sunday and heard a fine ser men preached by their pastor, Rev l.. NJ. Byers.
 Those that are on the sick list this week are, Mrs. \. J. Adams, Miss Lois Milliner. Ivy Mitchell, W. ! Davis. little Jenette Sutton Earnest Lambert sand the little son of Mr Dink Stark.
 Willard Waddle. the son of Mir Gordon Waddle was run over and kicked by a mule last Thursday eve ming He was unconscious for two two days and nights, but his condition is better today, Monday.
 T. D. Smith has bought the old store house formerly occupied by D. E. Evans and will open up a general mercantile business in the near future. Now, just watch our burg grow
 Our hearts were made sad this morning when we received the mes sage of the death of Bro. W. C. Felts which occurred at his home in Pres colt last night January 2Sth. Bro Felts has many friends in this com munity who sympathize withhis heart broken family
 Medford Hazard had the misfor- tune of getting his finger cut off one day last week at school,
 Carl Jordan has been on the sick list the past few days, but is better
 Bynon Easterling and wife visited relatives here Sunday
 The juniors of the Sutton high school which are, Misses Helen Murry, Clemye Mitchell. Tennie Bennett, Alta Bullock, and Lee Lambert; Messrs. Wade Smith. Medford Hazard, Robt. Waddle, Cohn Garrett, Willard Wnd- dle. Charlie White and Morris Field ing are planning a play for some time in the near future called "The Yankee Peddler"
 The Sutton school has begun to practice for the county contest, which is to be held here the first Friday in March.
 Misses Lois Woodul and Reva Arm strong, Messrs Wade Smith and Robt. Waddle were the guests of Miss Clemnye Mitchell Sunday afternoon
 J. F. Butler of Union, passed through our burg one day last week.
 Claud Sutton and wife visited rela- tives at Antioch Saturday and Sun day.
 Miss Tennie Bennett spent Sunday with Miss Carrie Woodul.
 Willard Bright and Jeff Hamilton attended church at Antioch Sunday.
 The Hypathia society was dlsap- pointed Friday night about their pro gram on account of the rain.
 Paris Stokes and sister, Verna, of Bluff Springs, took dinner with J. w. Erwin and family Sunday.
 Success to the Picayune and it's bunch of readers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01

and Anna Remedy was well attended,
 Robert Bolls and wife have sold out and gone to Texas.
 Tom Mum and wife started for Fl Dorado last week. Sorry to see them go.
 Lois Fore and Opal Prince were the
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01

guests of Oma Kennedy one evening last week.
 Dwight Odom was the guest of c. W. Kennedy Saturday night.
 Lois Fore and Visitor Tucker at tended church at Caney last Satur- day night.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-01

For sale or rent ot responsible party 130 acre farm near Bluff City Easy terms. Mrs c. W. McKelvey, Pres colt, Ark 12-2l-tf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23

II Il a IA dys.
Wk. | Sun. VIZ. Inc.
Day DAY lDaysllSun- Week
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SEEDS AND PLANTS
NURSERIES

KElLMAN'S NURSERY SELLS AND
delivers pecan, fruit. shade and orna-
mental trees, blackberry, cottonwood, UNI
brella china, box elder. evergreens, etc.
2O2 Hart Ave. TT. 1894
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DRESSM iKING-SE,VIN(.

WANTED-MENS SHIRTS TO MAKE
at home; also house dresses and
aprons. $50 Kentucky. Tr. cii9.
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WANTED TO RENT

WE CAN HANDLE YOUR RENTs-L.
property efficiently and can EuarRHtes
satisfaction from II years experience.
Richey & Casey, Crockett Ii@5.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

Open shop Association. 2Oi BedeN Bldg"
Crockett 60Ol.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. INCOME TAX
returns, systems installed, small sets
books kent, expert service, satisfaction
guaranteed. all charges reasonable
Mission $3.50.
YOUNG MAN WITH BUSINESS EDU-
cation in English and Spanish, desires
a position. Box Sc Light.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN BOOK
peeker and typist desires immediate
employment. VIII consider a position
in town or city. Box So Falls City, Tex.
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FARMS tOR RENT


FOR RENT-1O0 ACRE FARM. sol
acres in cultivation, have IL cows.
some fresh and springers; milk house
and lot OF pears; viii lease for cash for
one year. eight miles out on good road.
Mission s119.
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HOUSES FOR KENT


1915 W. HCISACHE.
Five rooms. sleeping porch. threc-pie'
bath: all modern convenienccs; CARA .
paved street; two lots; $50 per mont
1899 w. FRENCH.
Two-story five-room house: sleepiI
porch: all modern conveniences; hill
on hill; corner two paved streets; 81
rage and servants quarterS; SEQ
month.
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AUCTION SALES
BUSINESS PERSONALS

GIRLS IN NEED OF 4 FRIEND ARE
invited to call at the Salvation Army
Reserve Hospital, 3019 River Ave, at
any time. Crockett 2372.
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Checker Motor Buses
LEAVE FOR AUSTIN

1889 a. m. $50 n. M. 1880 a. M,
1880 y. M $3.50 n. M. $3.50 y. m.
station located ut Riverside Garage,
I06 L. Travis Sc Crockett 1881.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23
HOTELS-RESORTS
ROOMS FURNISHED


PECAN HOTEL, EOS E. PECAN ST.
Rooms and apartments; hot and cold
water in all rooms; $3.50 and up per
week. Or 1859.
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The SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

! You May Find the Cost OF Your Ad By
~ the Following TAhle Of Rates:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSES FOX KENT

FOUR-RooM HOUSE, as w. MY
INQUIRE 1906 n. Comal. Tr. 76l.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23

LA BARRE HOTEL, THIRD AND AVE
nue. E-Only one block north Of POST
office, newly furnished, all modern, steam
heated and baths 81 and up; special
rates by week or two in room.
TOBIN HILI.-ATTRACTIVE FUR
nished front room, gentleman pre-
ferred, private entrance, bath adjoining.
Crockett $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23

Dodge cars, both Toadstcrs and tour
ings, before you buy, we have some al
most new Dodges and at prices that
cannot be duplicated. San Antonio
Buick Co., 4i6 Main Ave.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23

FOR SALE-TAILOR SHOP, CLEAN
ing and pressing. fifteen years estab-
lishcd: will sell at once; cash or terms.
1925 W. Houston st. Ring CIR. Si59.
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APARTMENTS. UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

wANTEp-UNFTRN APART
ment or half duplex, by middle aged
couple. Laurel Heights or Beacon Hill,
no other location considered, state price
end full particulars. Care Light 81.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-FIRST-CL
restaurant doing good transient bust
ness, ideal location, part cash, balance
terms. Box 81 Light.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GUINEA PIGS CHEAP
CIR. 1919
BUSINESS OPPORC.jNTTIEs
Adiuster of All Claims

For the past IS years have success
fully adjusted hundreds OF personal in
jary claims, law prohibits me soliciting
claims of this character but does not
prohibit me handling such claims unso-
iieited. +. p. McCloskey, 2l2 Houston
Bldg. Crockett S36l.
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Classified Ad in The Light the Best and Cheapest Salesm
HELP WANTED FEMALE

SCHMID sECRETARIAL SCHOOL
II you are not competent TO hold n
good position, let us give you n review
course in shorthand and secure post
for stenographers than we can fill, pay
mart OF tuition, balance when We. place
YOU. 342 Moore Bldg. Crockett lSS.
FOR MOpISTE-A SPLENDID RUN
ming business. good customers, owner
leaving city. SOC Maverick Bldg.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-COLLIE DOG, SIX MONTHS
old, white around neck and front feet
liberal reward for information leading to
recovery. J. i. Harper. SIS Cambridge
oval, Alamo Heights, Phone Crockett
. 1900
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$50 CASH
Ford touring, four. good tires. good
upholstery and top, Sl5 per month for
five months.
2S4 AVENUE C.
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HELP, MALE OR FEMALE

MEN. WOMEN, Is OVER, GET RAIL
way mail, postoffice. clerical positions,
having sl4OO-S2SOO; experience unneces-
sary. Full particulars free. Write g. w.
Robbins, civil service expert 2'S Pope
Bldg. Washington. d. {.
ALAMO EMPLOYMENT COMPANY.
2lils f. Commerce St, upstairs, all
kinds OF help and positions furnished IN
and out of city. Travis ..
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STEAM-HEATED ROOMS

In a good home atmosphere, clean,
comfortable beds, in the heart of the
city; rates $40 to SIS per month to mem
bers. Y. NJ. c. A. Crockett 32G.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED

'REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED,
u honest, intelligent capable men to sell
treal estate, able to meet the public with
1.-THE truth under all circumstances: YOU
-step into well established. honorable
Business. you must have an automobile
sgss and Oil, with good supply OF refer
Fences. We are ready to 60
SMITH & SMITH, REALTORS.
.4a9 Natl Bank Com. Crockett 200.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LET Me TEACH YOU REFINED So
cial or business Spanish in your own
home or office. Call, write or phone,
Or. 1870. SOS Bedell Bldg.
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Steel Tank Builders

q Apply at once, experienced only. Open
Shop Association, 2O4 BedeIl Bldg.
ewhNTED-BOY TO DELIVER GRO
y ceries; must have wheel 1921 S
sPresa Mission 1892.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

TEXAS EMPLOYMENT CO. e2S f..
Commerce st. Help and positions tur'
nished, Oldest agency in state. Travis 80.
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WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - WORK EVENINGS AS
cashier, cigar work. typst or clerical
work Of any kind. Travis 1855.
WASHING WANTED TO BRING HOME
will call for and deliver, speciality on
linens and silks. woe, guaranteed. Call
for Mary Bee, Crockett $3.50.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, GOOD
board, TO gentlemen or couple; rates
s. and $3.50. CT. $40.
WELL FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE
family breakfast. garage, all conven-
fences, take Breckenridge Park car. lej
Herbert Ave. Travis $500.
HAVE A VERY DESIRABLE ROOM
with good meals for couple, two men
or two ladies, reasonable rates, garage.
Crockett 1854.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
lIa|[[Z{ {S9ali!([I|a
A11||91RN
MARY GPhHAlM BONNER
- cosraseSn q vnisss hssv1u yssos
ooY OF THE NORTH

Santa Claus sat In his work shop
and beside him sal Boy Of the North
Now You all know, I'm sure. that
Boy Of the North Is Santa's pet dog.
When Xmas is over Santa goes back
home and with the aid Of his magic
telescope he Is able 10 look through ut
he children.
He can see through II into the win
dows where there are children and as
the children smile over their gifts San
tn chuckles and laughs with glee.
Then he always gives Boy OF the
North look, too, and Boy OF the North
sees the children and wags his tall ana
humps It very hard upon the floor.
But now Santa was still working, apd
Oh, he was working so hard.
II have eighteen more pairs or
skates to fnIsh," Santa said. "And the
sIeds must all be packed so | can take
them, too. Then there are the toys |
must make for the shops but which
they will let me have back afterward
50 can give them to the children.
"They like to have them SO the chill
dren can see them and see what they
like and can tell me and then can see
by their lists
"Such lists as I've had this year.
Roy OF the North. Well. they were
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

The dove OF peace must be get
ting little alarmed AT the way
things are developing in Europe
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
working 50 Hard"

magnificent. And such letters. They
warm my very heart to read them"
Boy of the North wagged his tail
again and put his nose in Santas lap
and his beautiful collie face was very
sweet and very splendid.
Rose wants game and Grace
wants tiny doll and Beatrice wants
a set Of dishes.
Jack wants train and RAJ PHI
wants boat and Dan wants a set Of
blocks so he can build splendid houses
and fine buildings.
Ruth wants little toy lamb and
Caroline wants picture book and
she wants little carriage for her
dolly. tool have promised myself
that ! can manage that, too.
"Oh, yes, Boy OF the North, there Is
still great deal TO do"
And Santa worked along as he
talked "YOu know that II means when
promise myself something that |
will surely be able to manage another
present still. My prOmises't0 myself
are always about children which are
the promises | love making.
Il think will sing little song,
Boy OF the North, about my promises" ="
Boy Of the North wagged his tnlI 10
show that that pleased him and then
he gave bark and then another and
one more short one.
This was his way Of letting the rein
deer know that II was time for them
TO Jingle their bells to make music
for Sants's song.
And this was the song Santa Clani
sang:
! promise myself to give many TOY
70 many a girl and to many 4 boy.
And keep these promises that | make.
And on every Christmas Eve take
These promises with me as go,
Through the air and over the snow.
To every town and every house
"HeTt utre puS OF sTI
! promise myself all the things that III
give
I've the biggest list OF them. too. Just as
sure as live,
For Santa loves Christmas lists and let.
ters, too,
And he tries his very best and hardest
to do
All that he can to follow each list
And now, hush. hush, let me listen-his,'
hear a message Just now from a boy
And another promise I'll be making my
oh, Santa Claus Is as happy as can be,
And the merrie Christmas season and he
so well agree.
Heigh-ho, Heigh- no! the merrle Christ
mas season,
And Boy Of the North barked and
the reindeer said In their own way,
too, that they all agreed with Santa
Claus
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

The keota News has changed its
name and now sails under the banner
OF The Pa"nee Herald - It also
states that it is Published in the
interest Ct what should be Pawuee
County Clyde is not one of the
kind to be fooled by the cry that We
cannot AFFORD new county because
We are too poor. He knows that We
VIII remain pooF and tax ridden v.n-
I'll We get a, new county, The riro.
v.r paper changed It's name from
THE Tri.City Press TO The Paw
nee Press some years ago Pfrhaps
We should follow sui, and chang
our name 10 fhe rawnee Enter.
prise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

In another place you will note
that the county is trucking coal in
TO some parts Of the county because
OF tho high prices charged by local
dealers It Is situation which
should challenge attention We ID
know that the price of fuel is IA big
burden on the home owner On schpnl
districts and everything that re.
quIres fuel We are almost ready Iu
suh,cribe to state owned miprs even
II We did jump from the frying pan
into the fire.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
Temporary Loan.

A five-year.old came running Into his
aunt's home, which was not far from
his own. and said:
"Oh. auntle, mother wants to know
will you please borrow me while she
goes shopping"
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

fsob Hanna, Is now ex assessor.
before leaving office he issued his
annual abstract Of assessment TOR
Weld county. The Pawnee section
still pays about the same proportion
OF taxes, and will contribute more
foI county government than any o:
the newer counties organized in the
rast fifteen years are paying now or
have ever paid for county govern
ment. But we guess the people like
II, and will cos.nue to pay 1t to keep
taxes down as long as these west
winds prevail. II you ever get tired
Of 1t. we hope to be on earth to hei ;
pull II over, or at least to rejoice in
the accomplishment.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

Vim. Addington
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
Not Microscopic.

Mrs. Carter was Il careful mother
and she had repeatedly cautioned her
little girl, who was seven years old,
against handling any object that nigh,
contain germs. One day the little girl
came flying TO her to say: Mother. |
shall never play with my puppy again
because he has germs on him"
"0h, no" insisted the mother: there
are no germs on your puppy"
"Yes there are" insisted the child:
81 saw one hop
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ArION
tPublishcr)
Department Of the .,tsrioI

Department Of the litertoT
u. s. Land Office at Stirling, Colorado
November %. 1922.
Notice Is hereby .en that George
W. Payne. of New Rsymer Colorado
who, November 1919. made Home
stead ENTRY, SerIal No. O2s3S2 for Los
, and I. Scion and Lots and
g.. Ssrti0n ~. Township : North Range II
Wei, Sixth rtncpal Meridian, has filed
uot,se o. ls lhtion 10 make final Three-year
Pt>oof 20 abish claim to the land above
iescrib~s before Clyde l.. Stanley, United
81 ate, Commissioner AT ksota. Colorado (.
Or & 18TH day ni January. 1928.
{ aimans nsmes as witnesses:
Edward c, worsfold, Claude Layeoek b,
fobu A. Donnegan. Henry Barnu. all Of
New Rayner. Colorado. i2-7 Ia
f, r. CONQUEST. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

We are a good deal OF an Uptimist,
but hen cant lay eggs and feed a
million mites and lice at the same
time, no more can the producer and
consumer get a square deal and the
former prosper and the latter be-
fed as he should until some Of the
parasites that feed on both are put
OUT OF business
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
COAL OIL CHEAPER THAN COAL

Come into the old lumber yard
Office and let me demonstrate that
Coal Oil burner installed in your
Range will do your cooking for les
than the cost of coal. | have the
Parker Manufacturing Company's
burner. It is economical, it is clean
and ii is convenient Let me show
you.
VIM. Addington
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

We have been waiting 10 see II
the public would be given further
information about road expenditures
in the county \ year ago the re
ports made conspicuous mention OF
the amount OF money spent on the
roads Of eastern Weld county Why
not that information now?
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

This wind. should not be laid 10
the door Of the new governor. We
used to have them before and We
will contiue TO have them until the
end of time
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

The Legislature and GovernO:
Sweet seem to be starting out in
way that indicates pretty good team
work.