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The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
NOTICE OF RATIFICATION
 FOR PATENT NInernl AnnIicntinn Nh. O7GO

UNIFIED STATES LAND OFFICE
 NOME. ALASKA.
 August 21pt. 1926.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the MINERS AND MFR CHANTS BANK OF ALASKA. a corporation organised and existing under the laws of ihe State of Nev- ada, the Post office address of which is Carson City, Nevada, and Nome. in the Territory of Alaska. has, through, J. s. MAEGROOM it's duly authorized agent and at tornsy in fact. whose Post Office address is Nome. Alaska. made ap- plicatIon before the United States Land Of3ce at Nome, Alaska. for a United States patent for those cer- tain placer mining claims known as NUMBER 38. NUMBER a9 and NUMBER 70 ABOVE ON sOLO- MON RIVER. About Sixteen nft miles Northerly from Solomon Post Office and the shore of Bering Sea in the Cape Nome Mining and Re- cordiDg District and Precinct. Ter ritory of Alaska and being more particularly described ia the plat and field np'ea Of the 0mciat sur vey thereof now On Aia in the offi- ce of the Register Of the United states Land Omcs at Nome. Alaska, with magnetic variations of from 10 deg. 30 min. E. to 20 deg. 30 min. F. as follows:
 Nnnnher HS Above On
 solomon Rivev Flaeer
 Beginning at Cor. No. l. g sseeP stone 24x8x3 ins. IF lns. In the ground, chiseled 1-38A-lS36 for this survey: from whence U. 8. l.. NJ. Nc, 1ss6 bears s. 10as.7 1t. thence s. 67 des, IG MiH. W. 14b6 30 1t. to Cor. No. !. limestone 24xGx6 ins. l2 ins. In the ground. 2-38A-ls36: thence N. 70 deg. 4s min. w. 636.4O fl. to Cor. No. a, 2 sehist stone 24xsxs ins. I2 ins. in the ground. chiseled 3-3SA-iS36: thence N. 6s deg. 10 min. F. 161s00 it. to Cor. Nb. |. limo quartz stone 24-x10x6 tns, is ins. in the ground chissled a-ssA-1S36 for this survey: thence s. ss deg. bs miR. F.. 577.20 |.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Robert Henson the well known pyospeet6f and miner arrived from ike Iron Greek section where hs has teen busy sii summer prDs- p&ciinx bls ground. Mir E"ns"B has e1ssidsrshI. property on Ben syn creek and ia, uncovered som" very good dspysits pf gold. n. Sss fortunate enough 10 have about two weeks slsIeiHy which resulted him handsome returns He IA nn1 making plane Tor A4-ndinK out supple. and sfli return 10 The shsr. hs xiil spend 'h" 1ininr
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
LOCAL NEWS

Hon. Thomas Daansy bted him s-if 10 Sunset rrs~k this week phsre hs will ds further prospect ins on bls property in that vicinity
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Fred H.hs-.5 Hana taHs"n. liar ry Kuhl Hars I.srsDn H"nrf Gumm snd Db. other man Sh1.- nam. Br dli hot learn arrived in Some yesterday from tbr '"nn@i district Ar H.,bs. state. h" rlpf ed down nperatibhs Dh IL" Crook cd Greek drsdgs before coming The Dphir css.k dr.dps aisD sns pended 1p.raiions Tor ths s4-as"n but ihe :spfth.fn Light thhitaht dfedEs is htlii Tnnn4ny n" sea s6n Va. very rh6r owing ID th" long ity .p.iI experienced Af H.beA said
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

m. mniornhip tnrpnnter Of thr hiinn transportation Company. ar rived from ht Michael Thursday win Il fuiI cargo of junk rnr0utt L" H"niil" Upon her arrival here Captain Allan and hin partner Geo iillfrieh, rhmr nAhOrs and nhrI nhakIBg hnndn with old friondr pulled anchor and Hnilrd for Beat tln via ihr inhide pnHaaRe The following i""k pansug" on thr vrn s"i for thr outside.
 Mrn, C Mclean. Wm nrern inrh Andrrhon. E. ], AkHun. L.. q. Ii"woII Gordon linrinn, HohfnTd Aihi"y. E l Whits.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
Th. publisher Of the Nugget

The publisher Of the Nugget h in receipt Of postcard From 'hhb A f.alottr. well known 10 many Son.iien an The young man who cHIn,. ih Some with th" Moore part several yrafn ago and brought with him turfiss nirplnhr which Ii" flew over th" city numerous times and aftcrwhrds became iDnt In tin fuv t.nfouie tn founcil and wreck ed his mnshjHe on tn" hifK"rh"hhr when hn war =rDHp"ll"d to land after running Dui or gasoline" MI I.nIntir states hr ip rnYaY"d In ny
 ing In Frnnr. and whDih 'o D" T"
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The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

A \ k"pn"r who returned |" Nome from he northern section on h.. inm trip Dr th" Silver Wave. reports Il very saiisJnft"iy Wnnm"i ap"u in development ~Dth on ih" kuyruk GnlrnH Mln"H on iba kmE Tuk river near Candle A lnrg" body nr high grade ore wnn expos ed on the farr of the ledge md con siderable work wnH don" In clear Ing ihc shafts and iunn"IH oT ne rnmuIaird ir" To permit an eAhihl nation by parties dcnirinR [" mak" a thorough "snUilnation ur the property The .aicnA min" iH np proxlmu,ciy IS milrn from ih" Chicago Crrrk Coal mih"n where tiis prupnncd iynm rnnh will un dnubirdly he built next year. and W wllrrr other inturrnis uJr making plans in inmnll II gigantic power plant to ruppiy power io tnndl" and other mining operators In and about thai nrrtiun of thr country,
 Aturm NlU,towr. uunrs, Iun,icr,
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Thrnnyh tn. kihd oiiic" ot Gap tain Frank WhIilam of th" ltos"I t. publisher uf ihr Nugget l" Tor wnrding Il ruriu To lh" Alaska iiit tar.cnl Library and Museum ni lu nenu. In ihr form of an liinmin'u gnr tank nnh which was il part "l tn. "difivibl" knrRc tbl made ihe nUrGrhnfni Night nrforh 'h' North Pol. iIlH Spring Th"r' la nlsu being rrni hnnr o' nerupB Inc north poi" lhja spring Thrr. m also being m'ni noB" oi ihe frame work md covering "i Inc dirigiblr. which will mhk" Il rrprrncninbIr showing. and nc doubt In yrarr To come Will h' quit. highly prlz"d.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Leaving on the Boxer Thurs- day vas William Otto Geise. . young man vho has spent the sum : fner ln the Some section. He has been associated with the mining interests here and Is very much fh- feres,-d In he qasuz development of Aiakks he 1. taking 4 course In The Alsska College and School Of Mine. fiitinE himself for further endeayors along these lines. MT. G+lse |. taking with him about a fon oi carios and quartz samples Of thl- s.eiion. which 1ill b. placed on -rhibitioa and for uss at ihs college H. expects to return nefi year and carry on his work or gathering exhibits on much lar ger basis
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Hr snd Ms. O'L~sry snd family of ta. ElIyrr Wave from Teller Hf 1Lrsry and family sr<n, tbs snui ;n.f pn 'hs Eig~stsss ti,rf ~hsrs gr sas snraved ih MinitK
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Following is tho list of passeng- ,rs sailing on last trip of Victoria :;
 Mrs C F. Burne Daniel Nectar Thy, ars J. b. Kr0cker. M Nectar thy, Jd Krocker fhas. Gray, Ali cie Ashenfelter. Lauri Kari. Mrs M. Headley. II A Anderson. ". P. Yanc.y. John Holman. Mrs J
 Frawl.y. Geo Jessnp. Mr. Jas. Frawley. Thos F.. Iialland. P Peso na. Ed Hogen. Clyde Taylor. Sam Larne. J. E. Kenncy, Chas. Ller. Mrs. ". II Barnett. Thos. A. Pow ers. Mrs. W W. Barnett. Jas Sum meryille. Kathryn Barnett. Harry Swanson. Mrs " J F. Hoelscher, J F.. i.inds0n, E II Dash, w. r.. Hugo, L. IL Phillip. Erskine Bak- CT. Thos R Barton. F. Knock. W. K Allan, N Crhiatoph. Ren Good
 rich. II. J Wilson. Mrs. Goodrich Axsl Dahlberg. J W. Gramer. C. Gustafson. fOd Archbold, chas cramer. John German. Mrs. A. L.
 keene, Mrs F. k Mathews. r. R
 Mathews. j. l.. Yelton. Archie Herd
 H. F.. Fromm, Grant Laeblen James Kellehcr, Ida H. Hansen
 Ira D. Orion, Sam Gaylord, Edith Paul. Dennis I.oveway. H. Soli",
 
 Chnn. fode. E. D. Miller. W. NJ
 Warren. (. K. Pcrk. Mrs. N. Der
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

k E. Julian The well known mauag.f Of the Crowley Grocery Co returned from q irip tn th. 11,sid. on th. lost Victoria. Nr Julian visited bi. old home al Kan -a4 which he Aays still remain. the .tfy.st hr well d. the most ahsshe ..d Fiaf4 In ih. union He found things y.ry guife In ths middle ..-.t.rn states, but on The cha-t iItiuy. seemed 10 be much better After returning 10 the Psclh' coast from Kah.as. Mfr. Julian paid ylsii. 10 many nrmn and had per u,ual contact with most Of inc firms officials in respect to order Ing hia winter supplies for his Some trade, and states he has one t.f inc best stocks ever carried In Some. Add Incidentally has or ier.d complete acesssOEies Tor ali Ford rars and parts. for which b- iA The agent.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
HARDWARE WllOy4le6AI.E . RETAIL.

Lang RaAges asA Csssp Rtovas. Assertment os Wood cd Coal SAalers, Coal on and Regasar
 Prluus etOvcs.
 OoUun,bia sad Pacific NhOvels. ADuminum, Granite And Crockery Ware Paints. Oils. 0lasa. Wall
 Papsr aad on Cloth.
 Roofing aAd Coaa Tar. Wise Cahle. Rnhbes heltfng aad staAm HaSc. Tarpaslons. Tsats asss CAnvas Hess. DeAdenlAS Fe1t, MAlthOid and FluiidiaS Papee. Nasvvgatsd Iron and W0re F0x
 Fcnrisg.
 A. E. WRIGHT Aucceeeor to .. L. 0oot.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

The publisher of the Nugget is in receipt oi telegram from Mrs. puii. Mccarthy from KeDnewick Wash. asking To have her adver
 using card for Representative to the Alaska Legtslatny" removed rom th. paper We have waitGd a week hoping lo=h =harn more newh concerning tmr la6y's wishes and owing tn the breyity of thr fele- gram We did not wish to hurt her chances pf election by assuming that she wan withdrawing from the racr@ Wr have inquired Of friendi' but no ous mrms 10 understand what II m all about In asking lun.tionA W. did learn. however thal Mrs. McCnrihy left hnrrlrdly Ia 70 to the sick bedside of her un,ther in the states Since wrlt
 'tuy the above q notice or win if.lwtI lar been received and "
 ninlcd clsrwhcr, in ihi- Issue.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

"" huI and srii rvrrythinx Cor 'nah only JAkItN hTtbltt.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

A preiiy wedding tpok plaf' lu..ndny. Sept 2sth al the h6h'
 | Nil and Mrs iIuns Hansen whti iainra Phnoa h" well known mn ,nr man nf this s~p,ign was mar ricL iu Mrs Kathryn Gordon "l
 icaItJn, and who arrived "n the ih"' .irip or ii.. steamer Victoria. Th' ceremony was prrtormed by fcV A M Herd, after which wrddink supper wns served The younp couple w"rr the rrcelpiehth or many useful rttin which they VIII cherish in their snug bAAstkcep ing rooms on First Avenne Wrs' and rorncr of F str"-l. where they are now nt h"m" iH theIr Friends Among those pr.s"n' were; hrH iIunn Hansen. Mrs Aibip Poison Mrs Harvey Grant. NJ. ana Mrn' [ leonard Scppala. Harry frem'das and Rev. A NJ Herd,
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

trip to the hiding place. after which Mir. Stork with his powerful wings picked ont the most beanti- full nine pound baby girl to be found. and in one of his record breaking trips headed direct for 'he home of Captain and Mrs. E. K. Johansen arriving their about half past len the same eyehing. which giadd%ned the hearts of the fond parents a. well as ihe!r two young daughters. Sho ROW have a pretty baby sister 10 call their own Since the las, visit If Mfr. Stork we
 have not been able tU get an inter view ag to the time of his next
 probable return, hnt rumor has 1t that owing 10 the increas" Of busi- ness Mir Stork is planning on en- larging his flock in ihs near future.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

At"rn winiowr, Doors, Lun,t1rr, Itnufing. JAkES SiSWE.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
IMPERIAL.
ay Press staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, Mar. l2.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Waite and little son
Of San Fernando, were in town Tues
dav on business. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Pat
tcrson. Mr.. and Mrs. Waite are
former residents of Imperial, leaving
here about three wears age.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Powers of FL
Centre. moved into the y. n. Car
ricr house ON 18th and + street re
Gently made vacant by his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Il. J. Powers, who
left Wednesday morning for their
new home in Chowchilla in the san
Joaquin Valley. Mr.. Powers is
farming a large acreage near that
place.
Virgil Patterson has leased the lot
directly across the street from his
service station on East Eighth street
and is putting in first class wash
and grease rack.
The entTeachcrs association
met at the Lincoln grammar school
Thursday afternoon ut $50. Mrs.
George cameron presided and af-
ter n short business session Mrs. r.
Spencer, principal, gave an inter
csting reading in Economics. as
Regards the Coming Generation, =
dealing with the expenditure of the
family budget and existing condi-
tionS. The kindergarten class gave
n pleasing program. consisting of
songs. recitationS and dances.
The Business Women 5 club will
hold special meeting at the ladies :
rest room tonight at 100 clock
sharp. Members are asked to be
present TO help make plans for the
chamber of commerce banquet to
be held at an early date.
Mr. and Mrs. u. J. McChristie are
spending a few days in san Diego.
Holzkum Post. No. l07, American
Legion. announces a box social to be
held at their hall on South 7th strcrt
Tuesday evening at $50. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
Don't let constipa-
tion drag you down

and vigor. Let MIR. Bovee's ex-
perience point the way to sure
relief:
The writer was suffering from the worst
kind Of an attack Of constipation, and was
filing himself 10 the neck with all kinds
of physic. which only gave me temporary
relief and many times made me worse
other than better. Since eating kelloggs
ALL-BRAN for breakfast every day /
have had no trouble whatever
DAVID B. BoyEE,
Bolivar. N. Y.
Constipation paves the way to
many narrowing diseases. Pimples,
dizziness, headaches, sallow skin
are just few telltale signs. Don't
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED
FOR LETTUCE BUYERS REVUE. BALL
AT BARBARA WORTH NEXT WEEK

hour. Monroe lockers and his har-
monistS will provide the music for
the dance.
Must All Have Tickets
In order that there may be plenty
of room for all. no persons will be
admitted to the hotel lobby without
Il ticket for the ball and revue. The
number of tickets has been limited
and there were only few left this
morning. These are on sale at the
barbara Worth hotel and at Lovnd :
and Clements drug stores.
Those who attended the lettuce
huvcrS' ball last wear can testify to
the excellent entertainment offered
il being the best thing Of its kind
ever produced in the valley. Jack
Harris is strong for this wear : bill
and declares il far surpasSes last
wear :. Pictures of the various
artists who are to appear are ON dis
play in the lobby of the Barbara
Worth and will later he moved TO
the local thcaters.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that on or
after the card day of March. 1926
the Imperial Irrigation District will
offer for sale TO the highest respon.
sible bidder for cash, all its right.
titalc and intrest except easements
and Rights s-ofWav in use or of re.
cord in the County of Imperial,
State of California. and particular
" described as follows, to-wit:
E1a of SEA of Section 10.
r II s. r l3 f.
The title of the District was ac'
ouired through District assessment
sales and no warranty of title will
be made.
Proposal TO purchase may be
made TO the Secretary of the I'm.
peral Irrigation District. FL Centre,
California. and the Board of Direc-
tors reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
+. II. McIvER, Secretary.
NJ 12 10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12

The biggest thing since the
Johnston flood. is the way Jaci
Harris describes the annual lettuce
buyers ball and revue which is to he
given next Thursday night at the
Barbara Worth Hotel.
Harris, with Will r. Conway,
proprietor of the hotel. is sponsoring =
the ball and he has arranged for an
array Of entertainment talent from
Los Angeles. which he asserts will
put last wear : splendid east in the
shade.
All the acts to be presented in the
revue are under the direction of TIE
West Coast TheaterS, and include Il
big number of big acts from the
Fanchon and Marco revue. which
holds a leading place i'll entertain
mcnt circles on the Pacific coast.
Farnum Will Be NJ. c.
Nat Farnum. famous fat comed-
ian. will act as master of ccremon-
les. and will have complete charge Of
the program. The actors will be ac-
companied by Monroe lockers and
his famous West Coast harmonists.
which is one OF the crack musical OF
CARNATIONS in and around Los An.
gcleS.
Among the artists who will appear
are Jean Gore and her famous
Sunkist Beauties. direct from
the Fanchon and Marco revue. who
will offer an ensemble act that is
asserted to be one of the best num-
bcrs of its kind TO be seen i'll vaudc-
vile. There are eight girls in this
act, and in addition to appearing IN
the ensemble. each of the eight
girls offers a specially number.
Helen and Frank. sensational
adagio dancers. will offer dance
numbers that are certain to thrill aS
well as entertain those who see
them.
Charles Cushing and Lucille Hat
ton. West Coast ThcaterS head
liners. Will render an act Songs
We Like. = being harmonious mix
ture of old time songs, ballads.
modern songs and Jazz numbers, all
artisticallv arranged and presented
III Il 1dsnloh lndl Is certain 10 Hlcct
with the approval of all.
Sensational Dances
Geraldine karma. featured
dancer on the West Coast circuit
will be seen in several sensational
dances that have made her popular
favoritc on each bill i'm which she
has appeared.
Williams and Lc Claire. in
- Broadway Tid-Bits. have an act
;Lat is the equal of any ''big time >
Offering Of its kind.
Irene Mckinney and Babette
Barker, Just Two Sweet Misses
have beautiful act that is bound to
please. Harris states that the best
odescription of the act is in the
title. which means what il says.
These two talented actresses are al
So part Of the Fanchon and Marco
revue.
The program will start promptly
at 8 o clock and will continue for
the better part of two hours. Follow
ing the entertainment dancing will
be en- loved until an early morning
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
SEES NO CHANCE
FOR ship BILL
AT THIS SESSION
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Mar. 12.-Sena-
tor McNarv. Republican, Oregon. to-
day told President Coolidge there
was no possibility of congress CON
sidering the administration shipping
board hill this session.
McNary said he did not believe
the Jones bill would even be report
ed out of committee.
Congress is just not interested
in shipping board problems at this
time McNary said. Appointment
of a shipping board member sue
ceedimg Bert l.. Hancv will he held
mp by the President indefinitely,
McNarv believes.
McNary accompanied Frank Shull,
his Republican candidate TO the
shipping board, to the white house
and introduced him to President
Coolidge. Shull is in Washington
to block legislation authorizing the
construction of a toll bridge across
the Columbia river at Long View.
Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12

sand and no-lo0 Dollars ($15,0 10000.
The polls viii be open ut the viii
son school house of the above nam
ed district from eight O'Clock a.
m, to eight O'Clock p. m.
The officers appointed to conduct
the election are:
v. II. Tyler, Jr., Inspector.
Mrs May Ferris, Judge.
Mrs. Mabel Glasgow, Judge.
FORREST KUTX,
F.. j. GIANOIlA,
w. A. TON DRO,
Board of School Trustees.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12

cyptiouS. marks the entire time,
Whjch hc@iu> With lhr tormation 81
the county. Periods of strongest
growth. the table reveals. come from
,hc 19ll-10l2 school year 10 tn"
l914-l915. and for the three wears
iH>t passed.
The avcrag, daily attendance for
zoos 1909, the second year shown in
the table is l41. Figures for the
wears following, given in chrono-
logical order, are aS follows; 167;
leo: 2lS; 322; 476; sol: 56&; 634;
G65: Sol: 19a: So: SSl: 94O: 1909.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
PROMINENT EARLIMONT
MAN HANGS HIMSELF

EARLIMONT. Calf. Mar. 12.-
August Anderson. 81. a prominent
resident of the Earlmont district
hanged himself as the elimination
of three months of illness. Ander-
son was president of the Anderson
Telephone company, the first tele-
phone system 10 farmers in this dis
trict, was a cement expert. owned a
40 acre ranch and was member of
the Methodist church. \ ranch hand
found his body hanging in well.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
Hardware Store

Made to suit you from high
grade leather-russet or black
tanned for hot climates.
Lines, Hame Straps, Back
Bands, Chains, Chain Pipes, and
all harness parts.
Team Collars Fair leather,
flexible throat. Also canvas fac
ed leather back collars and collar
pads.
Repair work done promptly.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
BIG JUMP SHOWN IN
ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOLS

Average daily attendance in lIl
'entro 5 elementary schools has in
creased ten times over since 1907
I!uh. This statement, based ON an
interesting summary complied hv
superintendent \. =. Shihley. shows
! steady growth from l03 average
'"llv attendance l. wears AGO 40
J 'e9 during the 1925-2j fiscal vcar.
Steady growth. with slnht OK.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
District School Tax
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the
electors of FL Centre School Dis
trict, County of Imperial. State of
California. that an election will be
held on the Goth day of March, 1926,
at which will be submitted the
question of voting tax to furnish
additional school facilities for the
District, to maintain schools in said
school district and to improve
school grounds. For this purpose it
is necessary to raise Fifteen Thou
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
Kitchen HOOK
Stoves

Greatest cooking speed--low-
est operating cost - Master
burner supplies gas for all
burners.
Ranging in price from S25.O0
for the 2-burner stove to Sl16.50
for tire cabinet range.
Also water heaters and extra
burners for Coffee Urns. Steam
Tables.
The Kitchen-Kook should not
be confused with ordinary oil or
gas stoves for it is entirely dif-
ferent in construction and prin-
Ciple of operation, far superior
III speed, cleanliness, safety and
economy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
Harness

Handmade in our El Centre
Harness Shop and sold through
our
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12

Viticulturalist Hero--R. H. Nouga-
ret, Niticulturaist Of the state de
partmcut of agriculture. arrived here
today and will spend few days in
the valley. He is working with Hor
ticultural Commissioner b. A. Harri-
gan ON grape growing problems.
The Hood River Apple Growers
association has made Il cash distri-
button of S260,000, the second for
the season. The first, amounting TO
So, ,009, was made just before
Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
CAGES FOR AUTO DOGS
DECREED BY COUNCIL

Los ANGELES. Mar. -. - The
Los Angeles council has voted that
cages must be provided for dogs
that ride on the running boards of
automobiles. The ordinance was
drafted by the humane treatment of
animals commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12

Plans to make port of Requa
at the mouth of the Klamath river
have been disapproved by govern
ment inspector because little trade
is there
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-12
CONSTIPATION DRACS YOU DOWN
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings
lasting relief

let this insidious disease send its
poisons into your body.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN will give
permanent relief if eaten regu-
larly or money refunded. For
Kellogg's is ALL-BRAN-a 1000
bran product.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek
Michigan. Serve with milk or
fruits, and in cooking. Delicious
recipes on every package. Sold by
all grocers. Served at hotels and
restaurants. o.
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Smyrna times., 1926-10-06
Laurel To Have Ambulance

It is very probable that Laurel will
soon have an up-to-date ambulance if
plans formulated at the regular meet
ing of the Laurel Volunteer Firemen
on Monday evening mature. A move
ment was started at that time to pur-
chase such a machine to serve the
community. It will be owned and op-
Grated by the fire department and will
be purchased with funds now in its
treasury. A committee was appoint
ed to secure information on the diff
ferent makes and to report same at
the next regular meeting of the COM
pany.