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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31
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Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

Geo. H. Thompson, loans. .
Rev. G. G. Saywell and family were
Sterling visitors last Monday.
You can always get fresh pies and
cakes at the Home Bakery. Have
you tried them? If
S. NJ. Beadle and family expect to
go to Omaha. Nebr. soon for a visit
of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilkinson and
family were Holyoke visitors last Sum
day.
Guy Lockwood of Alliance, Nebr.,
visited in Julesburg the middle Of last
week with his father, B. F. Lockwood
and family.
Miss Francis Zachary. former chief
operator at the local telephone ex-
change, but now located at Brush in
similar capacity, spent the week.
end in Julesburg with friends.
You will not be limited to one guess
this time. You can see the prizes
and how to get them in our window
next Wednesday. Austin & Mccoy. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Achenbach of
Litchfield, Nebr., arrived in Julesburg
morning via auto, and will spend a
few days visiting with their son, Bert
Achenbach and wife.
B. F. Lockwood and daughter, Mrs.
Edward Kreidler and son went to AL
lance, Nebr. Tuesday night for a
short visit. They expect to return
home this Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret Weller, who was a
teacher in the Julesburg grade school
during the past term, has returned to
her home in Hastings, Nebr., for the
summer vacation. She expects to re-
turn here next fall for another term
Mrs. l.. B. Parker and children re-
turned to their home at Grand Island.
Nebr. the latter part of last week. af-
ter weeks visit in Julesburg with
Mrs. Parker's mother. Mrs. T. j.
Harrison, and other relatives.
Lloyd Boss, who has been employed
in the D. & R. G. railroad shops in
Denver for the past several months,
arrived here last Sunday evening for
a weeks visit with relatives and
friends. "'Tex" says he likes Denver
and his job just fine. .
Miss Alice Doner. principal of the
Julesburg grade school, left last Fri
day for her home at Bethany, H.,
where she will spend the summer va
cation. She will return to Julesburg
next fall to resume her school work,
she having been selected as principal
of the grade school here for another
term.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31
Geo. Il. Thompson. loans.

Geo Z. Thompson. loans.
khm Sorenson of EIba. Nebr., is
VISITING in Julesburg with his aunt,
Mrs. W. c, Brandt, and husband.
Ge- your bread, PIES and cakes at
the Home Bakery. If
". H. Junge of Big Springs. Nebr.,
was Julesburg business visitor last
Saturday.
Frank famous arrived this (Thurs-
day morning from Denver for visit
with relatives and friends and to look
after business matters.
Mrs. l.. j. Lundell went to Denver
last Friday morning where she went
to visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. w.
Rozell and family.
7. P. Scott. who is now residing on
his ranch at Fairfax, South Dakota,
arrived here last Sunday evening to
look after his land interests on the
south table for few days.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Julesburg Volunteer Fire Department
will be held in the council room at
the power plant tomorrow friday
evening, June lst.
DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist.
will again visit Julesburg Saturday.
June 9th. at the Pioneer Hotel. Con-
sultation and examination for glasses
free. Call early. m10-31
Mr., and Mrs. w. T. Bower and fam
lily mOtored to Denver last Sunday for
a visit with their daughters, Misses
!rma and Wilma. and son, Oren and
family.
Mrs. S. w. Laughlin and son left
the latter part of last week for
Wyoming to join her husband. Mrs.
Langhlin taught in the Julesburg
grade school during the past winter.
She will not return here for another
term.
Harvey Bower came up from Brlle
Nebr. Saturday and spent Sunday
here with relatives and friends. re-
turning to Brule Monday morning.
where he is in charge of cream sta
ton. 49,.
A dance will be held at the Lowe
hall in this city tomorrow friday
night, June LIST. The music announced
is the Colored Jubilee orchestra Of
Sterling, this orchestra having played
for dance held here week or so
ago.
Mrs C. L. Vernon and daughter
Miss Dorothy left Tuesday afterncor
for their home in Pharr, Texas. Mrs.
Vernon came here two weeks or so
ago to attend the commencement exer-
'tises of the Sedgwick County High
School, Miss Dorothy being a member
of the class of '23, and also to visit
with relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon went to Texas last fall
while their daughter remained here to
finish her high school work Owing
to the fact that Mr.. Vernon's health
is much improved since going to Tex.
as the Vernons have decided to re;
main there permanently. Their man,
friends here wish them success an;
).nrosnerity in their new home, al
though regrettins very much to LOSE
them from this community.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31

of the industry, which is highly com
petitive and comprises 5000 indie
pendent operators.
John C. Brydon, of Somerset, Pa,
Chairman Of the Special Committee
described in his committees first re-
port the following four major OBJ
stacles to satisfactory bituminous
coal mining from the standpoint Of
the public and the industry:
l. instability Of labor conditions.
due to the monopolistic power and
methods of the United Mine Work
ers of America. with the following
consequent handicaps to the indus
try:
(a) Inability of mine owners to
lay plans even a year ahead
with any certainty of regular
D. operation.
(b) Inability on the part of the
industry to make maximum
use through steady shipments
of the transportation facili.
tics of the country.
(c) High costs of mining, result
ing in high prices, due to con-
stantly interrupted and there
fore uneconomic Operations
and to property losses through
violence.
(d) Exorbitant labor costs, caus.
ing prices which force other
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

John Lamm and family left the lat
ter part of last week for Cheyenne,
Wyo., where they expect to make their
home, Mr.. Lamm being employed in
the Union Pacific shops there.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

r The regular monthly meeting Of the
board of county commissioners will
be held at the office of the county
clerk in this city next Tuesday, June
5th.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31

Ge- your bread, PIES and cakes at
the Home Bakery. If
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31

". II. Junge of Big Springs. Nebr.
was Julesburg business visitor las,
Saturday.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-18

1920 powo}any do organzowana Armi Ochotni-
cze organzuje a zostae ej Dow6dca Lpcu tegoz
zosae Dow6dca fronu p61nocno potem p6noc
nego Dna 1890 Serpnia wydae rozkaz kt6y decydue
osach cafe kampanji Nasepuje
pletne mad bolszewikami "Cudem Wsy". wojne
zosaJe Przewodniczacym Najwyzszej Komsi Wojskowe
pinjujacej p6zniej lnspektorem artyleri.
Braf udziaf w bitwach: Rafaowa Zielona, Pasieczna
Pn6w, Nadw6rna Hwozd Mieln Ftk6w, Mo}otk6w Paste
Pasieczna Pni6w Maniawa Kyszka Markowa Sootwi
na zurak Bohorodczany, Nieby}6w Koonya, Stobychwa
Zarzecze Wielick Jan6wk Sowicze Rudka Miryska Ra-
rancza Kanow, Brzesc, Ba}asiedlecka Jan6w Sokof6w
Minsk Mazowieck Radzymn, Nasielsk M1awa Przasnysz
Warszawa Ranny by} pod Zeona Lstopadze 1914 ro-
ku cd szrapnea rosyskego zas Maju 1915 ranny
W wypadku auomobilowym podczas nspekcji frontu.
Odznaczony nastepujacemi orderam: Ora Biaego Vir-
ut Mitar Krzyz Walecznych czterokrotne Wiek
dor Leg HonorQwe Francuske Krzyza Francuskiego Wo
ennego palma Konmandor Orderu Korony Wfoskej it'd
roku 1922 podczas wybor6w dc Sejmu Polskego biloxi
sronnictw Jeneraa
era ako czo}owego kanddata do Semu doka
Okregu Warszawa, jako pose perwszych dnach Paz-
dzernka 1923 roku skiada mandat pose do
nej s1uzby Armji Polskiej.
Dodac nalezy, re General Haler roku 1906 ozeni}
panna Aleksandra Sala c6rka marszaka powatu brodz
kiego. ma}zenstwa tego jest syn jedynak, Henryk.
Cd rzech lat General jest Prezesem Polskego Czerwo-
Krzyza honorowym prezesem kkunastu nnych towa
rzystw narodowych Zorganzowaf r6wnez Towarzyso "a
gr6d dla 1nwalid6w, kt6rego jest Protektorem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-18
Tragiczna smiercia zgi-

- Tragiczna smiercia zgi-
nal Micha4 Poduszka, starzec
lat 80, zamieszkaly p. n.
1861 Webb ul. Zostaf on zep-
chniety przez lokomotywe ma
Koleji Nickel Plate moscie do
wawozu majacego przesz1o so
stop g}ebokosci. Smierc nasta-
pi}a natychmiast. - Poduszka
chcac skrocic sobie droge, prag
nah precise przez most, lecz
ME usfysza4 nadchodzacej To-
komotywy i zosta1 przez mia
zmiazdzony. Cia1o Poduszki
zabrano do morgi powiatowej,
po ktore zgtosili sic p6zniej je-
go krewni. Kierujacy lokomo-
tywa powiada, re widzia4 gdy
Poduszka przechodzif przez
most, ale juz by1o zap6zno To-
komotywe zatrzymac.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-18
> Przestaiicie wypfacac ko

mus rentem jego dom. Zasta.
nowcie sic mad tenn dobrze, a
przyjdziecie do przekonania,
re czem predzej zostaniecie
w}ascicielami swego w1asnego
domu, tenn lepiej ola was. Ma
darza sic obecnie TAXA sposob-
nose w biurze realnosciowym
p. L. Czekalskiego, przy E. II
Chambers ul. Pan Czekalski
sprzedaje nowe, wygodne, z
wszelkiem komfortem zbudo-
wane domy "a bardzo mafa
i ma dobrych warun-
kach ma jeden tylko mort
gecz. Wyp4acac MONA mie-
siecznie tyle, lie dom rentu
przynosi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-18
- Mafy Raymond Tomasik,

- Ma}y Raymond Tomasik,
diva lata starry, kt6rego rodzi-
ce mieszkaja p. n. 1904 Cren
nell ul., bawif sic W pr6znym
kotle cd prania bielizny. Mat
ka jego ME widzac go siedza-
cego W kotle, nalafa do niego
goracej wody, gdy nagle usfy
szala straszny krzyk dziecka.
Obla}a ona gotujaca sic woda
swego ma}ego synka. Wezwa-
no lekarza, kt6ry kazaf pre-
wiezc malca do szpitala, lecz
pomimo wszelkich wysi4k6w le
karzy, zmarf, ME odzyskawszy
przytomnosci.
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komisja przyjecia gene

- komisja przyjecia gene
rafa Hallera, pracuje energicz-
ME spodziewac sic nalezy, ze
zgotuja przyjecie naszemu zac
nemu gosciowi, jak najwspa-
nialsze. Ma czele ca}ego komi-
tetu przyjecia znajduje sic
nasz zawsze do kazdej piracy
gotoWy, sedzia J. F. Sawicki.
- Czy patio TIVE zimowe
potrzebuje czyszczenia lub re-
peracji? Gas pomyslec MIN
teraz, azeby ma nadchodzaca
zine by} w pogotowiu. Znany
czyszczenia i reperacji
"The Standard Dry Cleaning
Co.. 1923 Broadway jest 60
towy ma vase usfugi. Robota
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Rok. (Vol.) l.

Kurpicki, lat II, zam. przy
1858 Tichon ul. Gdy policjant
Bowling prowadzii go do VIE
zienia ma1oletnich, Kurpicki
wyrwa} sic z rak policjanta i
zacza} uciekac. Policjant wy
strzelif z rewolweru dla pre-
strachu a chfopak wr6cif sic z
poWrOtem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-18
Kronika Miejscowa.

- Zapowiedziany Bal Sto-
warzyszenia Polek odbyl sic
zesz}ej Niedzieli w sail Gym
nazjalnej sw. Stanis}awa, przy
licznym udziale cz}onkin Sto-
warzyszenia zaproszonych go
Sci. Zabawa uda}a sic swiet-
ME, nasze Polki przyjmowa4y
kazdego uprzejmie i obsfuzyli
jaknajlepiej, to tez kazdy kt6-
ry by} ma tel zabawie jesz-
cze dis wspomina, re jeszcze
nigdy sic tax ME ubawif jak
ma Balu Stowarzyszenia Po-
lex.
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Zfodzieie wfamali sic do

cukierkowego Francisz-
ka Ulsnik, p. n. 3115 St. Clair
ul., odrywajac zamek przez
wyforsowanie go z miejsca.-
Z1odzieje zabrali SIS w got6w
ce. Policja aresztowa4a pieciu
ch}opc6w, kt6rych podejrzywa
o z}odziejstwo.
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Sedzia Beebe uwoInif ,

bywatela H. Kaczerskiego cd
why zab6jstwa. Kaczerski 20
sta} stawiony pod powyzsze o.
skarzenie "a przejechanie i "a
bicie Ed. Jarczeckiego lat 6,
- wypadek ten mia{ miejsce
dnia logo Wrzesnia r. b. Sc
dzia Beebe, ma zeznaniach
swiadk6w orzek1, re Kaczer-
ski zastosowa1 wszelka mozli-
wa ostroznosc wypadek byf
nieunikniony.
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Move modele ma r. 1924

- Move modele ma r. 1924
s}ynnego samochodu "Chandler
Six juz So gotowe ma okaz
publicznosci w "The Broadway
Arcade Garage" p. n. 1922
Broadway. Muscle sami wy
pr6boWac 1924 Model "The
Chandler Six, azeby uznac
nadzwyczajna dzialalnosc tel
"sz6stki' kt6ra jest dzis ME
zr6wnana W elegancji sile.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-10-18
BJOGRAFJA GENERAkA J0ZEFA
HALLERA.

Urodzony dna 1890 serpnia 1873 rok,1 Jurczycach
pod Krakowem. ~-=t %.~"
Starry rod Haler6w znany jest Polsce kronikach juz
Najwybitniejszym przodk6w by4 J6zef Haler Prey
dent senatu Wolnej Rzeczypospoej Krakowsiej Wydane
nego Haerk by4y ostaniem pienedzmi da
wnej wolnej Posk Stry Genera}a Cezary Haer powsa-
nice 1916 1868 roku byf cz}onkiem Rzadu Narodowego
}awna by}a drukarna hallerowska Waz6w jedna pier
strony mai ojcem pani Olgi Halerowej, by} Wktor
Treter lubomerza kapitan Wosk Poskich
waller krzyza Vrtuti Miar tel samej rodziny pocho-
dill Tomasz Treter, sekrearz kr6la Zygmunta III
General J6zef Haler nauki poczatkowe pobiera}
szycach przechodz do szkoy wyzsze Hrancach
Udaje sic do Woskowej Akademji Wedniu Poza wiedza
specjana interesuje sic zywo eraura sztuka flozoa
naukam przyrodniczem Studjuje ekonomje specana
giraffe historic wojen fortyfkace Taktyi uczy1 Alt
mana, wielkego welbiciea Napoleona Po zdanu egzam
now ocerskch podporucznik Haer zosta przydzeony
uzby korpusie artyeryskm. roku 1909 costa
e kapitanem poczem zosaje pensonowany ceu zaecia
sic polskm organizacjam woskowem Jednoczesnie zamu
e kuurano spo}eczna studuje ronctwo, organ
kooperawy prowadzi ruch skautowy druzyny sokoe
organzue m}odzez narodowa pracue mad e wyszkolene
wojskowem.
Ma poczatku wojny roku 1914-tym wyrusza trzecim
puiem Drugie Brygady Legjon6w poskch 'front.'
e majorem, podpufkownkiem komendantem pu}ku. ro
ku 1915 awansuje pukownika wreszce Is Lpca 1916
zosaje Komendantem Drugiej
Zeaznej Karpackie Brygady Legon6w Polskich.
Dnia Is Lutego 1918 roku po trakacie Brzesko tews
kim zawarym miedzy Niemcam Boszewja, be sic
pod Rarancza woskami austrackemi w Marcu 1918
stale doWodca DyWz PateJ Druglego KOrpusu LegOnoW
generaiem Dnia II Maja 1918 prowadzi wekopomny b6
pod Kanowem Nemcami Po bitwie tej cafym szeregu
cezkich przesc przedzera sic Moskwy Maa tegoz
roku zostae Naczenym Wozem wszysch poskich zbro
nych poza grancami okupacji nemieckie Lip
tegoz roku stale Murmanu wyezdza do Franc
stale Paryzu 1890 Lpca 1918 gdzie Posi Komet Ma
rodowy aprobata G}6wne Komendy Wosk Aianckich
go Wodzem Naczenym Armji Poskiej frontach
koalicyjnych.
Do Polskiego Komitetu Narodowego Paryzu naezei
w6wczas: Roman Dmowski ako Prezes Ignacy Paderews
mai
Posef Polsk Parzu Skrmunt obecne posef polsk Ang
Marian Seyda obecne Minister Spraw Zagranicznych
ski, obecne posef Belg Dr. F. Fronczak fizyk masta
Buffalo, kt6ry reprezentowaf Polonje
Po zaweszeniu broni General J6zef Haller
ia Arma, zorganzowana Francj, skiadaaca sic we
kiej czbe Poak6w Ameryki do Polski gdze bierze
udziaf obronie Lwowa Mafoposki przepedza bolszew
k6w Podoa Wo1ynia. ~.@# -@
w 1920 zajmuje Pomorze obejmuje brzeg poskiego
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w szpitalu sw. Jana ,

- w szPltalu sW. Jana u
mari 8-letni J6zef Wontorek,
kt6ry zosta4 najechany przez
samoch6d zabity ma miejscu.
Rodzice J6zefa Wontorka "a
mieszkuja p. n. 2O58 Lark ul.,
W Lakewood, O. Ch4opiec 20
sta} najechany W drodze do
szkoiy. F. r:
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Czterech miodziencow 20
stafo aresztowanych "a napad
ma kowala, Stanis}awa Bocho-
Wskiego, zam. przy 2512 Jay
ul. Bandyci przywiazawszy Bo
chowskiego chustkami, zabra-
Ii mu $35 w got6wce, kt6re
miaf przy sobie.
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wiac bedzie ma wiecu urzadzo-
nym przez tutejsza gmine wv.
N. P. No. 6, kt6ry sic odbedzie
w Niedziele, dnia 14go b. m.
w sail Domu Czytelni Polskiej
przy Kenilworth ul., ma po1ud-
niowej stronie miasta.
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. lima sic zbliza, wiec cza.

- lima sic zbliza, wiec czas
pomyslec o dobrym piecu do
ogrzewania. Znakomite piece
ma wegiel lub gaz, MONA o.
becnie nabyc po Genie bardzo
umiarkowanej, W skfadzie pol
skim "Wanda Furniture Co."
Kupujcie piece teraz, bo wkr6t
ce zdrozeja znacznie wiecej
a nawet bedzie ich trudno do
stac.
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Mafgorzata Omoska, "a

mieszkafa p. n. 800 E. 90 ul.
znikne}a domu dnia 29go
Wrzesnia i niema O niej do
dnia dzisiejszego zadnego sla-
du.
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Piekne nowe domv MOI

- Piekne nowe domy MOI
ma nabyc cd p. J6zefa Skory,
agenta realnosciowego przy
7453 Broadway. Domy te sa
ma dwie familje gotowe do
natychmiastowego uzytku. Kto
wiec ma lote wyp}acona lub
troche got6wki, ten MECH uda
sic do p. Skory, a ME poza-
luje.
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- Ma podstawie, il w{amy-
wal sic do wagon6w towaro-
wych, zosta} aresztowany A.
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- kapitan Waclaw Casio
rowski, powiescio-pisarz z Cam
bridge Springs, Pa, przema-
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Miejski komisarz zdrowia p.
lockwood wyda} rozporzadze
ME moca ktorego ME bedzie
wolno w przyszfosci handla-
rom jarzyn wystawiac tako-
wych ma chodnikach, lecz mu-
sza bye wystawione ma podsta.
wach, przynajmniej ma dwie
stopy Wysokich.
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TO I OWO.

Milczenie jest srebrem. Vie
lu ma1ych braciszk6w otrzy-
mule "dajma" "a trzymanie
buzz zamknietej.
"Ksiazki So przyjaci61mi
czfoWieka", mowi pewien pi-
sarz. Me zgadzamy sic tenn.
Ksiazki nigdy ME pozyczaja
pieniedzy.
"Gwiazdy maja towarzyski
instynkt", m6wi Isabella Lewis.
Filmowe zas gwiazdy, doda-
my, maja rozwodowy instynkt.
PraWie GAIA wiedza ma Swie-
Gle zosta}a nabyta kosztem
drugich sporzeniem swych pal
COW.
Mod mafzenski ma ustach
kobiety, jest dla jej dzieci.
Do 3Ogo roku zycia mezczy
INA mysli zeniaczce, potem
zacznie myslec jak diugo uda
nu sic uniknac jej. 49,.
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Mod mafzenski ma ustach
kobiety, jest dla jej dzieci.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-24

When a hen can lay Bounce
eggs one day and LOUNGE
ones the next, as shown, it's
some hen, says Mrs. w. D.
Tyler Of Plainville, O.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-24

tBy Pacific & Atlantic)
After being frozen in Arctic
seas two years, the Roose-
welt, used by Peary on his
dash to Pole in 1907-08, is
now locked at Los Angeles.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-24

It's a 1O-gallon lid Secretary
of Agriculture Wallace is
wearing and the latest Wild
West model. He donned it
on recent trip through
Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-24
(By Pacific & Atlantic

(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Miss Lucille Noonan, a tele-
phone operator at a San
Francisco hotel, knows
1000 phone numbers by
heart. But can she get one
of them quick?
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-24

(Iy Pacific & Atlantic)
After months of recondi-
tioning, palatial liner Levia-
than, flying U. S. colors, is
shown leaving Newport
News, Va, for Boston be-
fore resuming transatlantic
service.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-24

tBy Pacific & Atlantic)
With Gov. Charles R. Mabey
of Utah Gin overalls on left
step) officiating, a golden
Apike completing the new
Union Pacific line into Pah-
want Valley, was driven at
Fillmore, Utah, with much
ceremony.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-10-05

You can buy it for a single
penny at the Rexall store. Read
our ad in this weeks issue. 41-1
Automobile demonstrators are
beginning to make the prairie
and are busily engaged in de-
monstrating their 1924 models.
William Schiller was a bust
ness visitor in the city this week
for two days returning to his
home in Lewiston yesterday
William Buettner pulled in
his threshing machine, Tuesday.
Bill got in just SO days. A little
different than last year when Is
days was the best he could do.
A. L. Creelman accompanied
by Sam Goldstone arrived in the
city yesterday and are here on
business matters. Mr.. Goldstone
remarked Cottonwood always
looks good to me and you have
the best people on earth living
here" He said his son was now
attending Harvard where he is
taking a three year law course.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-10-05

The big Penny sale at the Rex
all Drug Store opens on Thurs
day, October IL. 41-1
Congress, gilt edge, playing
cards for sale at the Chronicle
office. 41-tf
Without a question the biggest
and best sale ever attempted by
the Leggett Mercantile. Read
our advertisement for parti-
culars. ALL
We are going to give away $50
pounds Of sugar absolutely free.
Read our advertisement in this
issue for particulars. Leggett
Mercantile Co. ALL
Slab wood when secured good
and dry is fine fuel for the win
ter and only one half as high.
Priced as regular wood. Plenty
of fine slab wood at the Joseph
Hoene mill. 40-2
Miss Kathryn Mcdonald, who
has been visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nc
Donald, for a fortnight departed
Saturday for Spokane, Wash, to
resume her duties as a nurse in
the Sacred Heart hospital.
H. H. Nuxoll is a business
visitor in the city from Clarks-
ton. Henry came up primarily to
have dental work done. Henry
says he can have it done cheaper
and better right here in Cotton
wood.
Mrs. Bertha Poyneer departed
Tuesday morning for Spokane,
Wash, having gone there to con-
suit DR.. Hopkins, the eye, ear
and nose specialist for nostrel
troubles. She is expected to re-
turn home again the latter part
of the week.
AT the next regular meeting
of the commissioners of the Cot
tonwood highway district they
will set the date for the highway
election to be held some time in
November. The present mem
bers of the board are: j. +.
Jenny, Ed Jessup and John
SCHNEIDER.
Bert Tefft who is visiting al
the home of his mother, Mrs. l.
j. Tefft is in Spokane this week
on business matters. He was
accompanied by Sheriff Eller
They returned home Thursday
evening. Mr.. Tefft is now EN-
ployed by a large lumber concern
near Boise, Idaho and will re-
turn to that city soon
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-10-05
COTTONWOOD
AND VICINITY

Rich Nash, of Spokane, Wash,
is a business visitor in Cotton
wood today.
Louis Reidhaar was a passen-
ger for Lewiston, Monday on
business matters.
Just arrived at the Chronicle
office a fine assortment of new
tally cards and place cards for
the fall and winter season.
E. H. Lavender, of Lewiston,
a representative of the Nash
motor company Of that city de-
livered a 1924 Nash roadster to
Louis Reidhaar, and as part pay
ment he took in the Reidhaar car
that was badly wrecked two
weeks ago when the Nash and a
Ford coupe collided.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-10-05
HEADACHES"

Most cases of headaches are
directly traceable to defective
eye sight or weakened eye mus
cles.
Defective eyes have tenden-
cy to throw the whole nervous
system out of order and thus
cause all sorts o f nervous dis
tul'bances.
DR.. Salsberg has made this
special work a life study.
Will be at the Cottonwood
Hotel for one week, beginning
Monday. October 18TH Az