davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-15
Sc vENDE UNA CASA Cerra "a. Pre-
clio favorable. Informaran M. E. Ma
varro clio B. Fdz. 8 Hno. San Juan. 81
FARMAc1A 1-MpoRTANTE:-

FARMACIA IMPoRTANTE:- Sc
vende la acreditada Farmacia Central
de Arecibo, tiene m~agniica clientele y
hace buenos negocios. Su dueho Sc re-
tira a otros negocios ausentandose del
pals compartments. Buena inversion
para la persona que cuenta con un pc
quefo capital. Informes a M. r.
Aguiar, Box 342, Arecibo. So.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-15

REALIZATION de mulas cruzadas, Ia
mafo especial para carga. NADIA iguaI
en- P. R. Domadas, $4,000. Ind6mita,
$50. P~equenas, $50. Quedan solamente
DIEz. Arturo Rico, Coamo, P. r. ga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-15

la pintura de brocha
'rnada de trabajo en- menos ITEM
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
K cEMU JE DNES RADIO
DOBRE.

WTAM radio stanice. The
Willard Storage Battery Co.
vcera opatrila svatebnf hud-
bu "a snatku 81. Evelyny Stree
tovy, 2239 zap. 80. ul. s p. w.
Ensignem Claridon, O. Wy
silac umfst6ny v sousedni mist
nosti "a obradd spustil prave
" cas- svatebni pochod a ostat-
nj hudbu.
/ Stanice ale vykonala jeste
druhy zaluzny Gin vcerejsiho
dne. Dr.. J. w. Doubravovi,
1886 vych. II. ul. ukradl wee
ra nekdo novy automobil, KITE
rouz kradez oznamiI stanici,
ktera Timed rozeslala popis
stroje a obratem jisty muz O.
znamil, re podobn6 auto videl
pred chyilkou "a jiste melody
udavsi Sc ma vych. 1O2. ul. a
St. Clair ave. Oznamil novin-
ku hlavni policejni stanici a
"a nedlouho telefonoval SER
zant Mahoney DIR. Doubravo.
vi, re jeho kara st'astn6 byla
tnalezena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
NEMOHOU Sc SHODNOUTI
o CENU HLAVNf POLICEJ-
Nj STANCE.

Ia vcerejsiho vyjednavani
mezi mestskym managerem
Hopkinsem a zastupcem podni
katelstvi stavby noveho Union
nadrazi ma Public Squaru o.
P. Van Sweringem nedoslo k
dohod6. Mesto pozaduje prilis
mnoho a podnikatelstvo poda-
va Ease pfilis malo. Hopkins
soudi, ze mesto must dostati
nejen cenu stare budovy po-
zemku, ale i cely naklad ma
pofizeni hlavni stanice move.
Prozatimnf cifry mestskych po
zadavkd sestaveny byly ridi-
telem mestske sluzby Fergu-
sonem, ale neobsahuji dosud
vydani "a premistenj. policej-
nlho signalniho systemu ia
koz obou hasicskych stanic
ma Champlain a Hill ave. Ia
policejnf stanici samou poza.
duje mesto $1,5OO.00O, ale Van
Sweringen nabizi proste jer
odhadnutou cenu jako stare
no maietku. Pres velky rozdi
We vysi kupnf ceny doufajf 0.
be strany v dohodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
DALsf DOHODA v STAVEB.
MIN PRUMYSLU.

Mezi delnictvem pracuiicim
asbestem kontraktory byla
uzavrena dohoda s .tfiletou
platnosti, kterou jest zaruce-
ma vzestupni mzda S1.17h a
S1.25 "a hodinu, iak vcera O.
hlaSoval mistopfedseda dotyc-
ne unie TT. J. Oliver. Dosavad-
nj mzda obnasela S1.1212 "a
hodinu: pozadavek unie znel
rivodn6 na iednu mzdu S1.25.
Urie lest liz sedmnactou sta
vebni uni 2 iedenadvaciti, kde
doc'leno bvlo vzajemne doho.
DIV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

vypdjciti, ami duh jiz stavaji-
ci konvertovati bez jejich pred
choziho schvalenf. Pokud by
mesto nedodrzelo presneho u
mofovaciho planu, daily by 81
banky sve pohledavky ma NEST
ske nemovitosti knizn9 zajis-
tit, coz by znacilo pro obec
asi / mil. Kc, vyloh. Je pravde
podobno, re obecni prirazky
budou v Bratislave znacny IVY
seny. Dosud byly rozhodne
podpr6merne.
Dcera chtsla otraviti otce.
Jan Votik 2 Presto onemocn6l
vazne v minulych dnech. Bylo
zjisteno, re mu jeho 22leta
dcera Anna Votikova davala
do pokrmu arsen a fosfor.
Chtela no totiz otraviti z tou-
hy po dedictvi, protoze sc chte
la provdati "a Mad'ara 23le-
teho Karla Hlavace z Velkych
Bosan Nitranske zupe. Pc
prozrazeni zlocinu prodala Vo
tikova vSecky svoje veci a 8
milencem prchla. Jsou stihani
zatykacem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
OsVOBOZENY KONSTEBL

Agent vesnice Brooklyn Hts.
T. C.. Tisdale, jenz byl spolu
sc synem radnfho Schooleye
zatcen "a neopravnene policej
nj prohlidky ma Addison rd. a
obzalovan pro tajne noseni
zbrane, byl vcera okresni po-
rotou sprosten obzaloby. Po-
dafilo Sc mu dokazati, ze byl
zvolen konstleblem v duchu
zakona smircfm soudcem G.
w, Vockem novy trad ze jej
opravnuje k nosenf zbrane,
coz vsak okresni soudce McMa
hon popfral, ale obhajci "a
lovaneho sc podafilo pfevestl
porotu svoji feli ma stranu sve
no klienta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
Ease " POSTELI UDUSENE
DECKO.

V domove rodicd 3756 "a
padni 25. ul. nalezen byl Z
mesiGni Robert Grader udu-
Sen. Matka hosika ulozila jej
do postvlky sla Sc koupati,
racez Sc posilovala spankem.
Kdyz Sc 30 d6cku shanela
shledala. ze 81 hosik pretahl
pres oblicej pfikryvku, coz me-
10 zapeti ieho smrt. Behem
10 dnd Jest to liz treti pfipad
podobne smrti ditek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
z Ceskoslovenska.


Osudna neopatrnost. Dne
27. ledna odpoledne pfisel ze-
leznicni zrizenec 23lety Josef
Marsalek re zizkova Sc svou
nevestou na navstevu k nasta-
vajicimu svakrovi Frantisku
Kosmatovi, hlidaci ma stavb6
bubenecskeho gymnasia. Pred
8. hodinou vecerni vytahl Mar
,salek z kapsy browning a cht4
no cistiti. Kosmata a jeho Sc
|stra mu v tom branili. Marsa-
lex, chteie je zertem postra-
siti, prilozil 81 pistol ma levy
spanek a zapomenuv, ze Jest
nahita. zvolal ma mi'enkn
"PodfveJ sci" a stiskl spoust'
Zazn9l vystfeI q Marsalek Y
bezv&domf klesI K zemi. Era
h9ny muz byl odvezen "a
Ichrannou stanici do vseobecne
nemocnice, kde "a kratko ze-
mTel.
Tlupa lupicu vykradla OBJ
chodnika ma Slovensku. Dne
go. ledna ke 3. hod. ranni Sc
'vloupali k obchodniku Lazaru
Lebovicovi v Sobranici ma Slo.
vensku lupici, kteri ztyrali je-
no a jeho zenu Rezi a pax u
loupili $3.50 Kc a skvosty "a
800 Kc. Lupicd bylo pet a
hrozili manzelGm Lebovico.
wynn zavrazdenim, budou-li
volati o pomoc. cetnictvo "a
hajilo lined patranf pod We
denim strazmistra Antonfna
Marka a dostihlo je u obce
Arechove, kde byli zatceni &c
lety Vojtech Melnik z Uzho
rodu a 28lety Arnold Klein Z
Haince. Pc uprchlych trecl
zlosynech Sc dale patra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

Ludovou bankou. /
Nyni odhaluje "Slovensky Den
mix" financni manipulate il
neho lud'ackeho generala, Ju-
rigy, ktery ie pfedsedou SPRAY
nj rady spolecnosti "Gea", "a
byvajici Sc pronajmem velko-
statkG, velkoobchodem tu-
KEN, konservovanim zeli, W.
robou skrobu nabytku. Akci
ovy kapital "Gey' cini a mil.
Kc, reservni fondy asi ~ mil.
Kc. Spolecnost vsak vykazala
"a prvni leta lhrnem 3 mil.
937 tisic Kc ztraty, mimo to
ma 3 mil. 337 tisfc Kc dluhu.
Svdj majetek odhaduje spoiled
most v bilanci ma 3 mil. 400
tisic Kc, die mfneni znalcd ci-
nj vsak hodnota majetku ma
nejvys 11s mil. K6. Je zaji-
mavo, ze uvedena axe. spoiled
most jest ovladana zidy a Ju-
rigou. Podle techto vysledkG
Ilud'ackeho hospodareni v SOU
kromych podnicfch 81 mIzeme
predstavit, jak. by to vypada.
I 10, .kdyby Sc uyNutecAifa lud'at
ka autonomie a lqd'aci rozho.
dovali o financich - celehc
Slovenska.
Bratislavska obec pod kura'
telou bank. Mesto Bratislavs
tone, jak znamo, " dluzich
Ia pfedesleho obecniho rezi
mu stihala pdjcka pIjcku, bs
lroky vnbec nebyly placeny
A je' v tom zajiste hodne ne
spravedlnosti, re S-tfha. dluhi
dolehla ma obecnf rezim nyne
81, jenz novych dluhG nedela
ba snazi sc umorovati take dll
by stare. DluhI bankovnicl
ma Bratislava Sd mil. Kc. Ny
nj zadaji banky mesto, alb.
splacelo ma dluhy rocne 6 mil
600 tisic Kc, cimz by umoril(
sve bankovni dluhy do IL lie
1pln6. Banky zadaji dale, b.
mesto niceho neprodalo u
svych pozemkd, ba nemohlo S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
"a SANkOVANf ZRANENY
HOCH ZEMREL.

11lety Arthur Palmer, 1922
vych. 1872. ul., zemfel vcera v
nemocnici sv. Alexise jake tfe
ii obet' letosniho sankovaciho
Byl "a vytahovanf sa-
mex ma navrsi Mt. Overlook
road zasazen sanemi sjizd6jici
mi dne %. ledna a utrpel tez-
Ike zraneni vnitrni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
Inu jo!

u domovnich vrat stoji ma
ly Jenfcek, synatek domovni-
XIV a usedave place.
"Kdopak ii ubll5il, Jenic-
ku?" pta Sc hosleka mimo-
jdouci hoky.lar.
"Tatfnek mi dal pohlavek,
ze jsem 81 zpival."
"a co isl 81 zplval?"
"Ja jsem 81 zpival: Padej
padej snizku billy, jeste hodnt
dlouhou chvili - ="
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
Nemecky tisk smlouvs me
Ii Francii a ceskoslovenskem.

FL CEdnCIl q NeSkOSlOVcnShCn
u pfilezitosti podepsani fran
couzsko-ceskoslov. smlouvy pr
Sc berlinsky organ stredu Ger
mania: Document. jehoz pl-
ne zneni name pred sebou, oh
sahuje ujednani pro zachova-
nj mirovych smluv a proti re-
stauraci HohenzollernG, ktera
verejnosti jsou jiz znama. Je
zbytecno reprodukovati text,
jezto phi takovychto ujedna-
mich mivajf neuverejnene klau
sule casio vetsi vyznam nez
para agrafovana smlouva. - So
cialisticka "Vorwaerts" pise !:
Spojenecka smlouva, uzavrena
mezi Francii a Ceskoslov. re-
publikou, byla nyni We SVEN
doslovnem zneni uverejnena.
Smlouva jevi Sc jako ujedna-
nj ma zachovani evropskych
pomerG, jak byly utvoreny mi
rovymi smlouvami. V jednom
bod6 vsak tuto mez pTekrocu.
je tim, ze konstatuie napros.
4 tou nutnost, dohodovAti Sc (
opatfenich pro prfpad, ze by
Sc staly pokusy 0 restaurova
nj hohenzollernske vladv v NJ
mecku. Pfipad ma ciste aka
demickou povahu. nebot' ne
mectf d6lnici postaraii Sc liz
o to, abv k tomu nedoslo. Frar
couzove a Cechove nemaii pra
va starati Sc to. kdo vladne
" Nemecku versaillska mi
rova smlouva sama neskvti
niceho. cim hv takove zasaho
vani do vnitfnich zalezitost
Nemecka bylo od6vodneno.
Lud'acke hospodafstvi. Je
znamo, do jakych financnicl
. nesnazi uvrhl Hlinka svou strs
nu a podniky il blizke. Tai
. razomberska Ludova banks
vykazala 21 mil. Kc. ztrat
velmi pasivnimi pax isou lu
: d'acka vydavatelska spolec
most 'Lev" a jine podniky fl
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

especially for business purposes, such as paint shops. top and upholstery and tire business, centrally located with other thriving businesses in
 similar lines; best location available in the city. Inquire Franklin Square Filling
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

PIAINvlLLE general real estate and building property. stanlcy NJ. smith Co., Nnri Rlnck. IlninNllln.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agpnts--tseal Estate

FOR real estate and Are insurance see The John Cooke company. Aougb St. pIaiuyiIle Coun.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

rI,AINVtI,LE real estate and insurance. George R. skinner, 1iS Broad St" phone -1
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
 Footwear and Clothina

DRESS-well and succeed. Pay week. The Boston Clothing Store. Next to fl Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

FOsS--quality chocolates, always fresh and
 good at McEnroe's, West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Farms Tor sale

.kEWFiELp sFhEEf-good buiidlns lai st a bAFsaln h taken si once see Msisen ( laneA sai Main s. phaas siss,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

PBAINVILLE--Feai estste for sale. Insur' ance Of every description. See Cunning ham & Wininger Rssitora Nsr' Bldg- Plain,ile Tel 20
 :,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

FTNNsYLvANIA VACUUM CUP-3oxSh, {, Fabric ss.s5. s6x5 oversize cord s33.5o. T. Fl. Cogswell. 8 Chestnut Phone 1IS-2. STORAGE BATTERlEs-end Republic Urea J. N. Farrell no Franklin sq. Phone iB6s.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Good Things to Eat

ROTHFEDER' S-super- service hosiery in all the fashionable shades. full fashioned,
 reduced To s1.4s. Rothfeder's 37s Main
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

STRAY MATERIALs-spray now for bugs. lice and blight. Hexpo Bordo lead Ar senate of lead. Hellebore, slugshot, etc. Let US advise you on the proper spray to
 use forse your particular requirements.
 Rackliffe Bros. Inc, Park and Bgelow
 street Phone l0iH. TURNIP SEEDS-sll varieties. Fancy seed
 buckwheat. s, r. Strople, 1l3 Church
 street.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

MOBILE oILr-esrioad Just received all grades. prices are right. Rscklhe Bros. Inc. Park and Bigelow sts. Phone 1o7i.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

TIREs-Nerwalk, the leader in quality; the only tire that Is protected with United States government patssts in- surfing uniform quality. New low prices gre just out. Rackliffe Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow sts.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

MONROE sfrkftN desifahie hailaihg lei,
 EfAlSa ffsi; nns lansilani Aiii ihsFsass in tsiah larialf, PsFksT < Dsinins ib MaiH si i'itaWe 2Aei
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Building and Business Property S

ROoN--cottage wifh store, acres land, all kinds of fruit trees. and grape vines; price s450o: sl .oO0 rash. Inquire H. ]. rcirer, Elm St. Tel. 179o.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
EDUCATIONAL,

Instrumental and Vocal 50 VIOLIN TEACHER-M, F. Valentine. stu- dio 140 Main St.. res. 2S6 Carlton St., Tel. 2552-23. Credit to H. 6. pubila
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
lluIl,llna lalls Ior kale

sFfYinFHE=isi. asinSf q Hiliessa Aaa
 saa la, tssss assn. f'. .si .e.,.a. s s.,: co a'''
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS l
Rooms For Rent

yeniences. Call S5g-3. EAST NAiS ai. .F.. Iurusteu tUuns. hot water steam heat. bath. all conveniences. all outside rooms Reasonable prices Phone ta1s
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

FOR RENT
 4 lN-Ioom house, centrally located, 2t Washington St., opposite the new Rurritt Hotel; suitable for rooming and board ing. Apply on the premises to
 C, R, GORDON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-11

fund for the State Highway Commits
sion. (This is the same amount al
lotted in 1919
3. A sufficient sum to pay the
States share of the cost of Federal
Aid construction. ($2,000,000 annually
for 3 years. Ends in 1925 unless Con-
gress renews it,
4. $785,000 as state aid for high
ways. (Used to pay states share in
construction of state trunk roads.)
5. $125,000 as state aid in construc-
tion of special bridges. cover ATS it..
long,
6. $4,000 for construction of roads
in State Parks.
T. $4,000 for investigation of ma
terials for highway construction
Gravel pits, ETC., near roads about
to be built. Has resulted in large saw
ings.)
8. Remainder ($3,5OO,OO0 to $4,000
0O0) allotted to counties for mainten-
ance of State Trunk Highway System,
including patrol system.)
1t would not be fair to take auto
fees and use them to maintain other
state departments. How, then, are tax
es to be reduced? Only through appeal
to the counties to reduce their high
way expenditures. This is a matter for
each county to settle.
The original highway law provided
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-11

that the county should pay so per
cent and the state 40 per cent of state
aid highway construction. State aid
this year was s7S5,OOO. This is 40 per
cent of $1,962,5OO. But the counties,
instead of being satisfied to spend
SLIT, 500, or the so per cent contem-
plated by the law, actually voted
through their county boards and by
popular referendums to spend between
100000 and $S,060,000 This was
done in response to the general de-
mand from farmer and city man alike
for good highways. Instead of a cam
paign of promotion by the Highway
Commission, county boards have ap-
pealed to the Commission and to it's
engineers as to how they could obtain
assistance and funds to construct
more paved roads To illustrate this,
eight counties, when informed this
year that more urgent projects in
other parts of the state would use up
all the federal aid, unanimously
through their county boards voted to
raise the money themselves to meet
Federal Aid available so as to under
take the construction of certain much
needed roads at once, the state to
next year spend in these counties on
some other road an amount equal to
the federal aid.-Western Builder
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-11
GOV. BLAINE CRITICISES WIS
CONSIN HIGHWAY COMMISSION

Governor Blaine has released state
ments to the press complaining about
the amount of money being spent for
road work in Wisconsin and charging
the Wisconsin Highway Commission
with undue activity in promoting this
work and in formulating financial
legislative schemes to carry it on. I'm
der present tax and business condi-
tions, the governor said, road expen-
ditures should be cut down.
None of the money being spent by
the state government through its high
way commission comes from taxes or
incomes or real and personal prop
erty. All is derived from the licensing
of automobiles and trucks. These fees
will amount this year to between
$6,500,OOO and $7,0O0,0OO How is this
sum spent?
After deducting 100000, the cost
of collecting, the remainder is appor-
toned as follows:
1. One-fourth is returned to coun-
ties for the construction, repair and
maintenance of highways and bridges.
CThe counties are using all of their
one-fourth to repair and maintain
county trunk roads,
2. $168,O00 as an administration
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-11
KIWANIS CLUB

Local Kiwanis charter presentation
held at Grantland club rooms Thurs
day night proved success beyond all
expectations.
Lancaster was there in full force,
% strong, to welcome visitors from
McGregor, Dubuque, Pra. du Chen,
Bloomington and Platteville, making
total number of 125. The club room
had been arranged for large crowd
and the banquet was served with dis
patch.
Each club had its singers and en-
thusiasm dubbed over. Following din
ner w. ]. Brennan as postmaster pre-
scented the various speakers. F. c..
Meyer made the address of welcome
to the visiting guests DR.. Otto Fielder
OF Sheboygan was preceded by Nc
Gregor quartet with two melodious
numbers.
DR.. Fielder in presenting the club
with its charter made a splendid adj
dress. He outlined Kiwanis principles
in an inspiring manner and closed
with the assurance of success for the
Lancaster branch.
JOS. T. Bennett accepted the char
ter for Lancaster and voiced GER
tainty of success for Kiwanis here
He was followed by Geo. R. Bardon
of Platteville, representing the spon-
soring club of the sister city. Mr.. Bar
den stressed the Importance of har-
mony and cooperation between Lam
caster and Platteville.
Various visiting members spoke,
closing the evening. At II sharp, four
and one-half hours after the opening
of the meeting the visiting brethren
'honked" their way out of Lancaster
and local charter night was pleas
ant memory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-11
COUNCIL MEETING

Lancaster, Wis, June 8, 1924
The city council met il regular ses-
sion on Tuesday evening, June 3rd,
1924
Mayor George E. Beck presided over
the meeting.
All members of the council present
except Alderman E. ]. Bennett.
The minutes of previous meetings
were read and approved.
The Treasurer's report was read and
accepted
H A. Harper, F. A. Morehouse and
Burlie Dobson came before the coun-
Gil and asked that water main be
laid to the Fair Grounds. Referred to
the Board of Public Works. C. E. Hal
ferty, Fred Maso and Raymond Webb
asked assistance in buying uniforms
for the band. A motion was made by
Alderman Showalter, seconded by Aid.
Tiedemann that the city appropriate
100000 to finish paying for the uni
forms. Carried unanimously.
Upon motion by Aid. Orion, second
ed by Aid. Tiedemann, the c. E. Rich
& Co. bill of $10988 was disallowed.
The bill of William Brintnall of
$1,000 was disallowed.
The bill of j. P. Zenz for $138.95
was referred to the Business Commit
tee.
Bills were presented to the amount
of $4O9886 and a motion was made by
Aid. Barnett, seconded by Aid. Show
alter that these bills be allowed and
ordered paid Motion was carried upon
roll call vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-11
Most People Wouldn't

A man was refused admission to a
concert by the pianist Godowsky, and
Indignantly wanted to know why he
was not permitted to enter.
Il paid for my ticket, didn't I?' he
demanded belligerently.
Il know" said the ticket taker, ''but
you're intoxicated"
"Why, most shert'nly I'm 'toshicat-
ed" exclaimed the other. "Think I'd
come to a piano reshital if I was
shober?"
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Energetic man with team
or auto to sell Heberling's household
remedies, extracts, spices, toilet ar
ticles, stock powder, poultry powder
dip, ETC., through the country in your
home county. Goods furnished on
credit Lowest wholesale prices. Large
old reliable company. Write today for
particulars. Heberling Medicine Com
pany, Dept. 704, Bloomington, Ill. 15p4
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The Percheron Stallion and Jack
formerly owned by S. H. Dixon, will
be at the following places:
Chris Schmitz-Monday A. M.
Floyd Marshall-Monday Noon.
A. G. Petersen-Monday Night.
Sinnissippi Farm-Tuesday Noon.
Elliott Knotwell-Tuesday P. NJ.
John Flesch Farm-Tuesday Night.
Chester Hannum-Wednesda noon.
Will Wednesday Night.
Casper Gable-Thursday Noon.
S. H. Dixon-Thursday Night.
Chris Bausch-Friday Noon.
S. H. Dixon-Saturday & Sunday.
Present Owner
J. w. KITTO
BeetOWn, Wis.
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So. Lancaster Weed Notice

Now is the time to cut and destroy
weeds before s2me get a good start
and later so to seed. Kindly see that
all Canada Thistle are destroyed. The
law is that if weeds are not cut
promptly 1 must cut same and charge
the work to the property. You will
help me by making this unnecessary.
Adolph Vesperman, Weed Commission
err. 1902
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The Board of Public Works was in
structed to see about ordering the new
boiler shipped out and also to see
about Plibrico for lining the boiler.
The treasurer's bond and the tour
lists camp were referred to the Bus
mess Committee.
The Business Committee was ap-
pointed members of the Board of Re
view by the Mayor.
A motion was made by Aid. Croft,
seconded by Aid. Hampton, that the
Union State Bank and the Lancaster
State Bank be repositories for city
funds and that each bank should fur
nish $15,000.00 bonds. The motion car
ried.
Upon motion by Aid. Barnett, sec
onded by Aid. Tiedemann, the license
for pool halls, ETC., remains the same
as last year.
A motion was made by Aid. Orion,
seconded by Aid. Barnett that the
item of $238372 deposited in the Peo-
pies State Bank be stricken from the
treasurer's books. Motion was carr1-
ed by unanimous vote upon roll call.
The petition for water on Nathan
St. was referred to the Board of Pub
lie works.
The Finance Committee recommend
ed that certain number of water
bills be taken out of the water ac-
counts, and the clerk was instructed
to collect the remaining bills at once.
Also the outstanding rock bills.
A motion by Aid. Barnett, seconded
by Aid. Croft that the city pay Wal
ter Damn for expenses, paid by him
for Memorial day in 1923 was carried
upon roll call vote.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned
at 1870 p. m. to Tuesday evening,
June 10th, 1924.
GEORGE E. BECK, Mayor.
Attest: F. P. BARNETT, City Clerk.
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FOR SALE-Good six-cylinder Buick,
5-passenger. Condition good, tires
good, always had best of care. Priced
at $500. See Adolph Vesperman, Lam
caster. Wis. 14tfc
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FOR SALE good Shorthorn bulls,
two red and two roam, just past one
year-old, priced reasonable. L. D.
Eastman. 1908
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

am a candidate for sheriff the Re-
publican ticket and will appreciate any
support given me.
* J. j. HEMPHILI4
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

I am a candidate for sheriff the Re-
publican ticket and stand for clean adj
JAMES TRACY, Platteville, Wis. 16tf
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DIR. CARL NJ. WALKER
Dentist
Ziegler Building. Lancaster, Wis.