davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

as group 10 h"he Soou 'hc u"ii'
losses.
The modern way to "reduce' it ~
eat small portions of all the foods
that go TO make up mixed diet.
Starvation is out of date. Syste-
matte exercise must accompany the
modern diet for reducing flesh.
If you are out for an evening
gathering and supper is served at
eleven O'Clock or Whereabouts take
this TACT into account next day. lou
will not need so hearty breakfast
as If You had eaten your last meal
mt seven. Oftentimes Indigestion stalks
only after several days OF dietary in
discretion and the victim wonders
what disagreed" with him. whea all
the time the true cause lies in the
fact that the Overworked digestive
system has had no time to rest.
If you must have an extra supply
of energy for an unexpected ttresS
of work consider carefully Your owl
peculiarities. If perfectly normal YOU
may speed IN on chocolate or sugar
from two to four ounces ut time,
but be careful TO limit these food slim
ulants carefully if your fat digcsting
machine or your kidneys are in need
of special consideration.
An office worker who wisnee to
have a supply of extra fuel at hand
for midmorning of midafternOon
lunch will do well 10 choose dried
fruits. such as dates or raisins, rather
than rich candies. although an oc-
casioHal bit of good candy will &c very
satisfactory, particularly in cold
weather.
Don't neglect your daily walk and
expect TO get full good from your
food. If you live at some distance
from -FOUR work make yourself leave
the street car at least mile from
your desk aud walk the rest OF the
way. You will be surprised TO see
how your mental production" will
come up.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
Nutrition Nuggets

Never adopt food fad or system
because they say" it is GOOD for
one. Find out the food that You
need and then stick TO that. Fur
thermore, go TO some one who knows
for information before you plan your
diet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

Remember that while fat in food
is one of the most valuable oi NE
food elements and that without it
serious diseases of partial starvation
result. yet an excess of fat or fat i'm
properly used in cooking is one of the
most frequent causes of Indigestion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
Hints to Housewives

In beginning systematic study of
the food needs of a family remember
that authorities no longer reckon the
requirements of adolescent boys and
girls as being certain percentages Of
the requirements of the man OF the
family. In fact, boys of this age
often require more energy than their
fathers. This is explained by the fact
that the fathers occupations vary so
widely.
When planning your own diet or
the diets of other members of the
family, remember that no one is like
ly to suffer from lack of vitamins
provided he had a good old-fashioned
mixed diet"
II children's diets are deficient in
the all-important mineral salts, the
lime, The PHOSPHORUS and Others, they
will inevitably be stunted in growth.
What is the answer? Oranges, spin
ach. cabbage. egg yolk and all other
green vegetables and fresh fruits, plus
II plentiful supply of milk.
The best authorities caution us not
to depend too largely on the instincts,
or in other words the appetite, in Sc
lecting our food. While this was a
fairly safe guide in more primitive
days, when natural conditions had not
been. sa widely disarranged, in our
compiexTfe today we must study many
factors before planning satisfactory
diet.
1870
BE very careful not TO let the chill.
dren get into the habit of being hasty
at meal time. A quiet relaxed period
at table followed by reasonable time
of rest will go far toward helpin;
the children to get the fullest possibl.
Good from the food eaten
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

Let simplicity be your watch
word in dietary matters; simple food.
simply prepared, and but few foods
Mt any one meal. Depend on the meals
as a group TO make good the daily
losses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
Los EsTUDIANTEs HUELGUIsTAs
FELICITAN A zAGLoUL PASCHA
PoR SU ACTITUD

Ell CAIRO, Die. 2. (Cable Frances. }
-Despu5s de una reunion de estudian-
ties, los Ite cursan medicina decidieron
.deciararse en- huelga Y no asistir las
classes en- seasl de protestas las ac-
tllaciones de nuevo ministerio de Zi-
war.
Embellishments despues de haber to-
mado este acuerdo, visitaron al Primer
Ministro diTnitente zaglouI Pascha, fe-
licitandole por su actitid digna ante
las 'exigencias, que ellos Green injustas
del Gob;erno britanico.
s zagloul, les aconsej6 continuar sus
H'slases sin interruption habiendo 6stos
accedido esta petici6n Be 1a anuncia-
do que 3odas las Escuelas funcionaran
normalmente. 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
Y EN- FAJARDo

FL escrutinio de las elecctones en- Fa-
jardo, eInpez6 q practicarse en- Ell dfa
de aver, y Sc hizo notable Ell hecho, de
que los coancionistas empezaron tam
bf6n desde el primer snomento ganar
votos, que amenazaba sacramento al
triunfo de la Alianza. En- uno de los
primeros colcgios examinados, la coali-
ci6n obtlvo }un aumento de 10 votos, y
POGO dcspnes Sc lie adjudicaban, IL vo-
tos mas, 10 que hace un total de 27 vo'
tos. 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta qne Ell triun-
70 de Ia Alianza en- Fajardo es por
muy pceos votos, Sc comprendera que
los hde:es sociahstas, aun cuando dndo-
sos de que 80 repitiese Ell episodio de
Luuuillo, sc mostraban alborosados, y
llsnos dc esperanzas.
Aun ccntinna el Partido Repnblicano
Puertorriqnefio sin representation off
cial en- ia Junta, pues aver no vimos
tampoco al I.cdo. Martinez Dayila.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
La Magnesia es 10 Mejor
para la Indigestion
no hay que curar eI est6ma~o con
digesttvos artihctaleS


La rnayorfa de las personals que. cca-
Sional 8 cronicamente, sufren de gases,
agrurAs 6 indigestion, han s,lspAndido
va las desagradables dietas ell uso de
aGmentos patentados. drogas perjudi-
ciales, touicos estomacales, medicinas y
digestivos artificiales, substituyendolos.
de acuerdo con Ell consejo que con fire.
cuencia ha aparecido en- estas mismas CO.
lumnas, con una cncharadita 6 dos pas
tlllas de Magnesia Bisurada disueltas en-
un POGO de aqua y tomadas despues de
cada comida- Ei resultado ha sido que
va no sufren molestias en- ell est6mago,
comen cuanto les place disfrutan en-
general de mucha 1nejor salud. .AqueIlos
que usan In Magnesia Bisurada no te-
men la hora de la comida, porque bien
saben que este nnarayilloso corrective
astmiladoc de los alimentos. que pue-
Eez obtenerse en- cualquier drogueria 6
botica, regula ell fnncionamiento del es-
tomaGo. neutraliZando su acidez evi-
tando la premature Fermentation de los
;tliFnentos, y tod0 este sin Ell menor do
lor fnolestia. EnSaye I'd. desde luego
Il procedimiento, pero asegnrese de com
prar IA leEfttma MaaHesia Bisurada. pre-
parada espeeialnente para su uso egto-
rnacal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
HA sIDo PosPUEsTA LA COME
RENcLA DE MINIsTRos DE FINAN
zAs PARA Ell II DE ENERo

PARIS, Die. 2. Omitted Press.)--Ha
sido pospuesta petici6n del Gobier-
no de Gran Bretafia la conferencia de
Ministries de Finanzas para Ell dieci-
sicte de enero del proximo afio.
Francia Belgica, virtuarmente han
acceptable las lemandas de Estados Uni
dos sobre cobro de indemnizaciones do
guerra segin esta estipulado en- Ell plan
Dawes. Inglaterra parece estar descon
tenta con este arreglo entire estas na-
clones.
Mr.. Dogan ha recibido instrucciones
del Depsrtamento del Tesoro de Wash
ington, de no tomar parte en- ninguna
conferencia que Sc lleve a cabo antes
del II 1e enero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
HA SIDO CRDENADA LA EvACUA-
cIoN DE LAS ADUANAs DE ALE
JANDRIA PoR LAS TRoPAS
INGLESAS


LoKDRES, Die. 2. Omitted Press.)
-Despachos llegados a esta capital por
Ia via del Central News, proceden-
tes dc Alexandria, anuncian que So
ma ordenado por ell gobierno de ia Gran
Bretafla la evacuation de todas las
aduana5 de aquella ciudad que habian
sido ocupadas por las tropas comanda-
das por sir Allenby.
Esta orden de evacuation Sc debe a
one ell gohierno de Ziwar ha aceptaoo
las demandas del gobierno ingles, no
sin antes protestar energicamente la
Camara y Ell senado de este pals ante
la Liga de Naciones de la violencia
.sada por Tnglaterra en- este case,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03

AEGENTEUILt die. 2, s(cable fran
c6s) .-'El fanoso aviador Paumier
cue tan+e SO distingui6 por sus atre-
vidas proezas durante los dias acia-
gos de la Guerra Europea ha batido
aver un nuevo record de velocidad a
la distancia de 100 v 200 kilometres
montando I'M hfdroavi6n de $50 caba-
Hos de fuerza y con un peso total de
500 kilos Durante Ell primer vuelo eel
avi6n desarrolio una yeloctaad media
def192 millas por hora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
Les repdbIicO- sociahstas..
Continuation de La ga. p4g.

iiedad lie los miembros de la Jrlnta in
ticaba que algo grave sucedia. POGO des
pues empezamos darnos cuenta de la
tai preocupacion, al yer como los Goa
hcionistas en1pezaban ganar votos y
mas votos, con una rapidez sorpren-
dente ~
En- ei segrndo colegio electoral, eI
escrutinio general di6 a la coalicion
m aumento de So votos. En- Ell tercer
colegio galiaron 4-votos. En- Ell cuarto
colegio, un voto. En- Ell Quinto colegio,
8 votos. En- ell sexto colegio, 46 votos.
Y en- e. septimo colegio, "a.
En- total, la coalici6n gan6 119 vo-
tos, qua le fueron adjudicados por la
Junta, de las papeletas protestadas. Ell
trlunfo aliancista en- Luquillo. de
acuerdo con la Junta Local, era por q
votos. liza triunfado pues la coalici6n,
despues de estar t1errotada, por una
mayoria total do III votos.
limo scsario es decir, que con la no
tlcia, los representatives socialistas en-
La Junta, estaban aver de fiesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
LAS CoNTERENCIAs ENTIRE
MELLON Y JU-SERAND

WASHINGTON, Die 2. Omitted
Press --Despues de la Ultima conferen-
cia celcbrada entire ell Ministro de Fl
nanzas da Estados Unidos, Mellon y el
enabaja dor frances Jusseraud, la conf.
sion encargada de estudiar el empress
tito estado financiero de Francia,
ha infornado que las conferencias con-
tinuaran hasta ell seis de enero pr6xi-
mo quo embarcara hacia Francia JUS
serand.
Este Sc propone 1nstrutr al Ministro
de Finanzas sobre sus actuaciones en-
Washington Y las demandas del gob1er
no norteamericano.. Los Estados Uni
dos conSideraran Ell estado general de
Francia v determinaran 81 esta no
habilidad para pagar la denda de Cue
rra o t5ta naci6n.
DETALLEs CoMPLETos DE LA 81
TUAcIoN DEL GoBIERNo EGIPcIo.
Ell CAIRO, die, 2. (cable Frances).
Ell Gobterno egipcio ha accedido q
todas las demandas de Inglaterra con-
secuenses al asesinato de Sir Stack
Lee. @
La aceptacion de las demandas de
Ia gran Bretsiia fu6 acordada despu5s
de una iarga conferencia de ziwar con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
UN BUoUE MERCANTE ITALIANo
NAUFRAGA EN- LAS CoSTAS DE
MARSELLA

PARIS, Die. l. Omitted Press.)-
Despachos llegados esta capital pro-
cedentes de Marseua anuncian que un
buque de carga itaEano procedente de
Cardiff con carga naufrago cerca de las
costas do Marsella.
La estaci6n de radio de esta ciudad
racibi6 la seaal de peligro s. o. s. del
buque hallandose a 1914 grades de
latitud Norte y 3s-O-S de latitud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
Won HoEscH ExPREsA sU AGRA
DECIMIENTO A HERRroT PoR Ell
INDULTo DE voN NATHUS1Us

PARIS, Die. /. Omitted Press,l ,l--En
una conferencia que celebrara el emba-
jador aleman en- Francia, Won Hoesch
cen el presidente del Ministerio He
riot, aquel lie expreso su agradeeimien-
to por o. 1ndulto del general Won Nathu
, sius. Dijo, que ell Gobierno de Alema-
MA, igualmcnte indultaria los pri-
sioneros franceses recluidos en- este
pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
Los RoJoS oeUPAN UNA ESTA-
cIoN FERRovIARIA PERo FUE-
RON DEsALoJADos PoR LAS TRo-
PAS DINAMARQUEsAs


coPENHAGUE, Diciembre 2. OUi-
tea Press.)-Los rojos lavantandose
contra 81 Gobierno, ocuparon la esta-
ci6n feIroviaria asi como varios de los
edificios del gobierno izando en- todos
ellos ell pabellon rojo. Al querer la po-
licia 3ofocar este brote, varios miem-
bros de este cuerpo fueron acribillados
a balazos.
Ell Gobierno al tener conocimiento
Official de esta escaramuza Immediate
mente movilizo toda la milicia "a cual
hacienda uso de granadas de mano Y
anletrallador&s desalojaron a los in
surrectos de la estaci6n edificios que
habian ocupado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03

DETALLEs coMPLETos DE LA 81
TUAcIoN DEL GoBIERNo EGIPcIo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03

CRISTIANIA, Diciembre 2. Omitted
Press y Despachos de Reval, enviados
esta cirdad por la Central News
Service informan que en- un encuen-
tro entire las tropas del Gobierno los
Irevolucionarios socialistas resultaron
muertas mas de Glen personals entire
ambos bandos contendientes. Las tro-
pas usaron en- esta escaramuza bombas
de manc y ametralladoras. e
Los rojos fueron batidos por el fue-
go de Ia milicia. FL Gobierno trata de
apresar los lideres de este movimiento
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
Miles de personas asisderon a
los funeraleS de PuCCini

Sir Allenhy. Sc cree que la dimfsion
de los ministries de Instruction Publica
Y Trabaio es una sefial de protesta d
In aceptaci6n del Gobierno Egipcic.
Sc rumo-a que el Ministro de comunica
clones seguira ell ejernplo de estos dos
Ministries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03
LOS MTNTsTRos DE INSTRUCTION
Y oBRAs PUBLTCAs PRE3ENTAN
sU RENUNCIA A zTWAR

IoNDREs, Die. 2. Omitted Press.)
-Despachos del Cairo anuncian que M.
habaey ministro de Instruction PIT
b)ica v. osmanmoharrenbey ministro de
Obras Puhlicas del Gabinete de Ziwar
Pqscha, han presentado este la re-
nuncia lie sps altos puestos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-03

BRUsELAS, Die. 2. Omitted Press.)
Mile; de personas asistieron a la con-
ducci6n funerales del mas grande
compositor Gi&como Puccini. Los fu-
nerales Sc lleyaron a cabo por ell rito
cat6lico. FL cad$ver de este gran artis-
ia sera conducido hacia Italia esta
tarde.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31

to govern the whole state. In the
first session ~ member OF the State
affairs committee. succeeded In
holding the bill in committee until
the session was over. and in the
last session succeeded In killing the
re-apportionment bill thru being en-
abled to assist In appointment OF
committee which handled the bill.
I was honored by being chosen
chairman Of the State Tax League.
which appeared before the State
Board Of Equalization two weoks
ago In an effort to get = more reas-
enable and equal .aluation Of the
various clssses Of property In the
state. In 1913 the taxable value of
Denver real property was. in round
numbers. 402 million dollars. Al
the present time the valuation ID
9s million dollar less than It was
In 1918. But In the same period
farm lands and property have been
doubled In valuation. This II un-
Just and have been doing all in my
power to assist In bringing about
Just and honest valuation Of all
property. The State Board OF EQua-
lization is favorable to our plea, but
there Is tremendous pressure being
brought to bear to prevent the peo-
pie from getting fair treatment In
the matter OF valuations.
In conclusion. wish to say again
that this county Is my home: 1t will
continue to be my home. For thirty
seven years I have lived among YOU
and your interests have always been
my interests. I have always worked
for the development Of this section
OF the state In every way possible.
All that have is invested right
here in the Sargent and Monte Vista
districts and II is certain that when
l am looking after your interests I
am looking after my own. and could
not neglect my duty to you without
being the chief victim myself Of that
neglect. believe that my past leg
islature experience has put me in =
position to look after the interests
OF Rio Grande county more effective
ly than ever before. and upon that
assurance 1 respectfully solicit your
further confidence and your vote on
November 1. A. e. HEADLEE.
ADV
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31
FALSE REPORTS OF
WOULD.BE FRIENDS
OF THE FARMERS

1t has come to my attention that
certain parties are very industrious
iy working to circulate misleading
statements to influence the potato
growers against me. do not know
exactly who is behind the efforts Of
these men. but do know that they
have never done q bit Of public work
unless they were we'll paid for do
ing 1t. Therefore. must assume
that someone or some interest is
making It worth their while to put
In their time circulating reports In
tended to injure me.
In that connection wish to say
here that II some Of those who are
fighting non-members. would. or
had put in some constructive
thought and effort toward improv-
ing the Association and its methods
they would accomplish q great deal
more for the good OF their neigh
bors than they will in fighting some
one outside the Association who Is
really more friendly toward and
who has done more for the Associa-
ton and its members than these who
are wasting their time passing
around unfair and unloading propa,
ganda.
But II would b
But 1t probably would be expect.
ing too much to think that these
men. and especially = certain gentle
man in the west end Of the county.
who have never done anything but
live off of the honest toll Of the
hard working farmers. to be fair to-
ward a farmer who has always. and
always will. work for the interests Of
his brother farmers and all of the
people. The particular gentleman
referred to above has always fed at
the public crib. and At the present
time is drawing. down 4 good fat
salary from farmers for circulating
false propaganda about one who has
always been the friend Of his neigh
Dor farmers OF Rio Grande county
II that man has Just one construc-
tive thought along the lines on which
he IL supposed to work for the sal.
ary he Is receiving, he would come
. great deal nearer to earning that
salary than he does now in circulat-
ing false and misleading propaganda
against non-memb bers.
Respectfully.
A. r. HEADLEE.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31
FACTS
TO THE VOTERS OF RIO GRANDE
CngyHrv.
E'A(nH
Del Norte. Colorado.
October 28th. 1924.

COUNTY:
Del Norte. Colorado.
October 2Sth. 1924.
The earnings OF my offi-e las:
year tinciudinG automobile business
which has trebled since 1870 was
3l6.03l.0O: the expense Of earning
that amount of money was only So
$500 leaving excess earnings Of
Sl2.2l6.0o according TO the State
Auditors report for the year 1873
Invite you to come to my office
where these reports are filed. and
verify this statement. The auditor
tells me that NO other county clerk 3
office In the state has made such .
low expense. Ny experience has been
factor In bringing about this re-
suit. and ! can guarantee equal saw
ings for the people In the future.
H. @. TRAPP.
Due to the increase Of work In
my office ~ this time. caused by the
advsrtisinG OF election aad formation
Of Ballots. aside from the routine Of
general office work and rscording. I
am unable to see you oil personally
A. ] should like 70 do. Therefore
] call your attention to the record
Of facts peinted elsewhere In this
paper.
Further. I wish to state that In
some OF the offices Of the Court
House. Il has become necessary TO
hire additional help. employed
the extra help In my office for $500
per day while other officials we're
paying $500. Now. a. q result. all
pay $500 saving the county 800
per day.
Due to the knowledge Of the rec
orda and files. am able to notice
any error which may occur In In
atruments sent for record. return
them for correction. thus saving the
individuals the expense Of affldav VIII
clearing title. which are oftimes
hard TO GET and always expensive.
Such errors have decreased zoe q
during my administration. which
statement the Abstract company will
verify.
Will you kindly regard this lot.
ter - . personal call. soliciting your
vote on Nov. lthf?
] Am not asking you 10 vote for
me- because ] an . member of any
particular organization. hut because
Of my Official Record with which
no one finds the least fault.
] now leave u TO you. VIII you
try . new man 81 IN Increased "a.
prsse. ~ Saguaehe County did, OF
retain me with experience and know.
ledge OF my Office. and make oorv.
ice and economy assufedf
n. q. TRAP.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31
EGANs SELL OUT.

EGANs SELL OUT.
c. C. Egan and family Of Alamosa
will leave soon for California to
spend the winter. having sold their
Basket Grocery to = Piggly-Wiggly
concern says the Alamosa Journal.
The Egsns are we'll known in Monte
Vista whore they resided some time
aGo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31

TIE Alanosa Empire Of iasl week
states that the report Of Japs AAv-
lag puFeaassd land IL the CaSnal
district frea West . Blaksy vas h.
eesrsA. ~ rseort sppsassA % -
authentic Sot tAas b sxpiaiael ~
the fact that the Japs sought 70 lease
iaad II various parts Of The VALLEY.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31

Ask for demonstration of the Ball
Bearing Primrose Cream Separator.
Easy pAyments-Skims clean. easy
running-simple construction.
THE RIO GRANDE HDW. CO.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
at the homo Of Mrs. Robertson ON
sickles street next Thursday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31
SOME RABY.

Alamosa has the honor Of being
the homo of the grand champion
baby Of Colorado. John Bernard.
80 months-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. n. Naughton Of Alamosa was
awarded first prise In the baby con.
test At the State Fair, with . score
Of S5.6 and his baby sister took sec-
ond prize in the division Of girls {
to IL months old. also with . Per.
centage Of S5.6.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31
XAOlRN NQ1A,

4 letter was resolved Wednesday
from G. q. Smith outlining the Daans
anl Aslaiis Of the Installation q tAe
woolsa mill Which is II prosDeel
for this valley. We shall give . -
runs Of this report II % early issus
Of the JouSual.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31
HIS RECORD

as va his effies = 4 s sas.i.sa which l.
1x go cheaper sAas Aessea ces.ty aal % pss
ssfseees Cssy. Cwhsss new eSssk saset
Asss e,aees wAieA b iaei.1si { sseA psrcoo4asa
49, ~ psr es.4 e ID fsss q Il sefies
hes I'D au hs elsesas advertised aad a hases psssd
q tAe elass. ~ ~
Due 70 being familiar With bic oflIce can answer s In
ques readily BY phone the Has never fsd % a
eomodate patrons oudo Of office hours niahta hodavr
Sundaya s' '' "
We can make enough mistakes voting STATE and Ns-
voT1 ron THE MAN WITH nEcoQO THIN SeRv1ce
AND ECoNoaGY q AS6lReO
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31

The NNDods Gift Shop packs gifts
for shipment. Do yosr shopping
early.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-31

Vote for Ayers for Treasurer