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The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15

For sale, household furniture ebean
"one = 3G-lt
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pengel were
visitors in Billings Saturday.
Blue Ribbon Bread, fresh eaer
day at the Purity Bakery. 29-tf
We paint everything. Provinse and
Showerman. Phone 253-J. 33-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Tahd Pound and Mrs
lh9mas Good of Washoe were visitors
IN Billings Saturday.
See the new Corona. Roval and
Underwood portable typewriters at
ihe Model Drug Co. oo-ff
Golf enthusiasts were in evidence
Moneay, as many Of the local PLAYERS
were seen on the links.
N. D. Hall, proprietor of the Hall
garage at Belfry, was a business coll
ef IN The county seat Monday.
led Viers, who is attending Mon
tana State college at Bozeman. was
Vlsltof IN town for the week end.
The W. G. 7. U. will meet at tbe
nome OF Mrs. Robert Marsh, 223 North
fiatt, Monday evening at o'clock.
Inc Congregational Ladies Aid will \
hoid pillow case bazaar in the Solso
1foeefy store, Saturday, Dec. 8. 36-4t
Expert furniture refinishing. Quick b
ufylhg, iacquers or "Duco," enamels is
OF o STAINS, and all colors. Provinse and e.
il.e'i 33-tf. p
;. MISS Edna johnson and Miss Julia
hoski were visitors in the city satur- d.
aay and Sunday from their school at M
Fox. sNiiooi a. - :,
Miss Alice Bailey will entertain the ey
membefs of Mrs. NJ. Z. Martins sun
lay school class Friday evening at her X.
lome NJ =;
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Roysdon Of From
'erg were visiting with relatives ,nd Bi
fiends IN Red Lodge Saturday and tht
sunday a-'' an,
D. W. Holt spent the fore part Of Sc.
ne week in Billings, attending to busi-
ess and also doing buying for tbe an,
pfihs business. Ph,
rof repairs for all makes of stoves \
lfnaees and boilers, see Red LODGE fan
lumoing and Heating Company. the
enry Albert. satf VI rlie
phNeli ol the Sllesla Auto Ma Sal,
llhe l shop left Nov. 9 for Germany. y
mere he will attend the golden we'd ), ~
ng Of his parents. most
MRS. DeLena Hardy and Miss Alice elnh ,,
lliey We're co-hostesses Tuesday to 7 m \
Fast Noble Grand circle at tbe =, ,.,a =
me of Miss Bailey. pen'
Dr. Logan, Livingston specialist in a =
will examine eyes at Pol 70. 10 , ,
q hotel, Sunday and Monday, Dec ere ered
and 3. No drugs or drops used. all ana
letiy professional service in glasses. osn s;ll
35-4t,
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15
AhMlSTICE BANQUET
HELD IN METHODIST
CHURCH SATURDAY

An Armistice day banaue. v..
given IN the Methodist church Sam.
Nay Nay evening by the Methodist jadias
mrs. Mattel soper, state IRE lent a.
lhe American Legion auxiliary wac
1he speaker of the evening. a. =
Jenkins IN the absence of the nost
commander, John Powers, acted &c
loastnaster- a1All M. B. Pay and Henry
Albert both made shot talk
. Inc auxiliary presented Mrs. SOBER.
! Ine . state president of The American
Legion auxiliary, with a beantifnl ~
cofsage. Mr.. Larkin addressed tba
a, assembly with short reading In
tne absence of Dr.. C. L. Koeha who
W. was called away, Mr.. Jenkins raaJ I
III hoehn's papers. The tables were
decorated in Eeepina
win the day Following the banauaf
many went to the Labor Temple 70 at
END the annual Armistice ball of fba
IcS iOf.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15

?. Henry Bollinger, the nonnlar
t. n.il. nashoe merchant, was visitor in
e biiiings Saturday. It is thought he
attended the football game.
h The Ladies of Kaleva will bold .
f pazaaf and social at the Mattjla ball
| riiaay evening. A fine program will
De given during the evening.
Mrs. Mary Radosevich and mother
MIS-. Psenda, accompanied bv Lewis
isenda and Matt Radosegich. were
visitors in Billings Tuesday.
William Dobson arrived home Sun
uay evening, having been at Billings
@here ne acted as a special officer at
the football game on Saturday.
A great many Red Lodge people
were IN attendance at the football
game IN Billings Saturday. All report
having received their moneys worth.
Rev. Frank Durant returned Tnos
day from his missions in Bridger and
Dig Timber. He reports open weather I
all along the line and the beets all in
DF. 2. S. eorkins, the well known :
optical specialist, will he at bis paa t
Lodge office at the Pollard hotel II
monday and Tuesday, Dec. 3 and 4 b
36-3t. \
julius Koski, who was reported to
DC very low last week with pneumonia N
. wen on the road to recovery and is IN
'Apeeeed = TO be able to leave the hes Is
1ltal soon. az
Inc annual Eastern Star dinner and OF
ance IS being given tonight at tha
lasohlc Temple. 1t is strictly invi- T
alton affair and is one of the socia,
vents of the season. fir
Do you need glasses? If so 500 Bi
:. N. koski, 123 South Broadw
7-tf. ma
Melo hoski returned yesterday TO cor
ilings after spending few davs in neN
e city on business. He is at nres- tina
II employed by the Deleo Sales and sta
'rvlee in that city. No
Automobile refinishine-"Dncov
y color. Provinse and Showernan by
'Vie No'-' 33-tf. par
WI. and Mrs. Ferdinand koski and rs
nily left for Billings Monday, where wv raou
y VIII make their future home. Mr.. ! aa a.
SKI beng connected with the Delco - -
les and Service in that city. L
r.. :, to Il
Mrs. NJ. B. Pay was charmine ino
tess Friday evening to the mem. fail
. OF the Mount Maurice BRIDGE Jam
.. Honors were awarded to Mrs. builf
M. freeman and Mrs. S. G. Car the
ter. W
MI
liter the strenuous election come moto
u. raul and enjoy few days re- Wyo
ltlon. Visit the shops, theaters ing t
eafes-stop at Hotel Jewell, II E week
st. Opposite Court House, Sen Kivia
prices. 35-4t. condl
he Model Drug Co. are agents It
the new Corona, Royal and Un- ficers
Wood portable typewritcrs See Inns,
on display at our store. 29-tf in Sc,
lie Carbon County News will pre- sei1ee ,l
each person subscribing for the sf;ii ,,,;llol :
I or renewing a subscription one Tl 91ll . .
le Beartooth Booster club tickets fas ~ :, =
zach dollar paid in. Take adyan- :
OF this opportunity. pi"ee0
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15

Sam Heatherley was rushed to tha
Adams hospital Saturday even;no
where he underwent an emergency op.
Grafton for appendicitis. At the pres
ent writing he is doing fine and il is
hoped by his many friends he will he
aole to be around again in few davs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hardy are the
proud parents of fine young babv
daughter. The young lady was born
thls morning at the Adams hosnital
ana she tipped the scales at nine and
three quarters pounds. If Won want
good smoke, look Father Hardy IN
Inc American Legion auxiliary gave
: d bridge party Monday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. George Smith of Ri
hngs at the home of Mrs q u
thompson. Three tables were in
play. First prize won by Mrs. Stacey
ana Al consolation by Mrs Henry Albert
lhe ladies presented Mrs. Smith with
4 gift. '-si' WIN
Mrs. Ellen Tiernan of Sheridan
Won't, ', grandmother of Mrs. O. H. p
'heliey and Miss Mary D. Dickinson
nd great-grandmother OF little Helen
lay Shelley, arrived Saturday to
pend several weeks at the Shelley
ONE before leaving for Santa Bar =
ara CANT, where she will spend the
inter with her daughters. +
Inc county commissioners met YES
'laay Tor the purpose of counting the
'tes at the last election. This work Ass
as done, but we are unable to oiva ! F*;
le official count until next week, An Ia
'rently the vote had been changed 9
It little, and the standing of no can ka
iate has been altered to any con- E
ierable extent.
lhe Red Lodge Independent basket
Il team will have its first game Mr
tn the railroad team of Laurel on Sa1
turday, Dec. |, in Red Lodge. The wa
IN will be picked next Wednesday VIII
mt at the high school gym. ANY in
'lrlng to make the team are asked one
meet at the gym Monday night. The the
n picking the team are Prof. G. r.
lmldt, Coach Hartwig and II. ! !
len. met
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15
H1lsIl|2llt ;IlElsf Sunday ut the
~ 7s Red Lodge Churches
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Frank Durant, Pastor

Service and sermon at II. Sunday
Joliet.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15

Inc American Legion auxiliary hold
us regular meeting Tuesday niobt a.
VI nome OF Mrs. Edward Nordstron
An unusually large crowd was in at
tendance and great enthusiasm was
SHOWN IN the work. The memhars
pian to each send box of CANDY -
III The soldiers at Helena in tin,e feo
thanksgiving. The next meetino will
m oe at the home Of Mrs. Constantine
Natalie, Nov. 27, Tuesday.
Clarence Halvorson left Mondov =
Miles City, where he will be emnioved
IN the Sawyer store in that city Ue
IS brother of the local Sawyer man
ager and has spent a considerable nar+
OF the past summer here.
We have fresh buns eyarv da,.
D4Neiy' 29-tf
Every day of every week vo, will
ana fresh baked goods at the puritv
29-tf t
Mrs. c. R. Northrup, county chair 8
nan OF the Red Cross drive statas
omnlttees are busily engaged in re- a
ewing and getting memberships in h
iae worthy organization. The drive Ii
safted last week and ends Thursday 7
low. %. ''s''s, ;,
lhe twenty-fifth annual ball given a
= the Red Lodge Volunteer Fire de- 7
will be held on Thursday a
gh'' Nov. 20. This is the event Red
'dge people look forward to each M
ar and it will again be held in rha 81
'bor Temple. ''ie ar
Inc work of building the addition NJ
the Belfry school house is progress sp
timely and weather conditions tbis no
l warrant its early completion ba
mes M A. Leslie has charge of the wi
Ildl,ng operations and Henry Albert
plumbing and heating. to,
hr. and Mrs. Erick Pakkala left bv vol
tor Monday to their home in Gebo wa
o., after being called here follow the
the mlne accident at Washoe last pal
'k' Where their son-in-law. Charles but
lel! 1.'i!o' was seriously injured His did
ui'ioh IS reported favorable. side
is claimed that two federal off, 7
rs presumably Meyers AMI Col ball
, arrested Guy Kingalo at his home witt
'cotch coulee Monday night. 1t is Sat
ca zo26 gallons of whisky, $40 teal
ohs OF VINE, as gallons of beer. a nigl
and some mash were confiscated. desi
accused was given hearing be- to n
Earl Y. Cline in Billings and was men
eu uhder 9l,o00 bonds, which he Schl
unable to secure. Aide
'ur cakes, cookies, buns and
"a are delicious Try us and be ssssissssl
7lnced. Purity Bakery. 29-tf II r
le regular meeting Of the Loyal HI F
4 OF Moose will be held in the III "
Sc nall on next Tuesday evening. u
hoped a large attendance will u ggu.uu
resent and a special program will '''''
wen, followed by lunch. L. M
VIII give an illustrated talk as
TT OF the program and members Sc
gong to be addressed by the schot
appointed district manager. a Joliet
Der of the Red Lodge organiza-
Flint
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
A GOOD SUGGESTION

There is plenty of good. hard, common sense of
the New England variety in the suggestion of Presl-
cent Coo!ldge relative to summer white house for
the President.
None can accuse Mr.. Coolidge of having selfish
motive IN the suggestion, which made in letter
written to the publisher of the St Louis Post-Dispatch
for he goes out of office on March /.
- nation as wealthy and as progressive as the
United States can well afford to furnish place more
comfortable than Washington. D. c. for its President
at time when citizens rich and poor are seeking re-
lief from the summer heat.
Washingtons climate is by no means ideal. In
TACT 1t is rightly to be considered pestiferous Many
climate going askew. Nh Taft's inauguration left
vivid impression upon the country for took place in
bowling snowstorm
In the summer Washington has what might be
termed nasty climate. Coming from California the
remark is likely to be considered eaousness but it is
not The humidity of the capital city is notorious.
points out
Heretofore it has been the rule for the President
to seek relief in section usually from the
capital. This means that the Presidents business
must be carried under handicap. no matter what
aid modern inventions may contribute Mr.. CooIidge
suggests summer place in the hills adjacent to Wash
ngon which offer the necessary relief and have the
added asset of being close to the capital.
1t is not good business keep on with the program
heretofore IN vogue Its hardship on the President
and on all who have to do business with him. Wisely
ne points out that when the President retnue
OF considerable numbers with him. In this
the ruler OF the country differs from the head of
corporation, who himself from his business
headquarters with little or no interruption to the al
lars OF his company and with only secretary two
to take care of his needs.
Another consideration, and by no means a minor
one, concerns the first lady of the land who has to
make home IN temporary quarters, which is no soon
er set up and functonng satisfactorily than it has
be torn to pieces again. Asking lady to do that in
the heat of the summer certainly giving her very
much consideration
Finally, the establishment of a permanent summer
capital will put an end to the annual squabble that
arises when It comes time for the President to take his
vacation 1t will eliminate the struggle waged by
poltclans and men of wealth to put the President
under obligations to them.
Naively Mr.. Coolidge asks the press of the country
to place his suggestion before the people We Go It
because we think he is right and think the people
will also believe he is right.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY'S QUEER
CANE

Where : ny red, white end blue
striped rheumatism crutch? Has any
body seen my crutch -
Uncle Wiggily. who WAS hopping
around in the front hall Of his hollow
stump bungalow, called this aloud
50 Nurse Jane and his wife could
bear him away out in the kitchen
where they were.
"Your rheumatism crutch, my
3car3' asked Mrs. Longcars. Isn't
it right thcrc whore the children
hang up their hats3'
cit docsn I seem to be, but | II
look again. the rabbit gentleman
answered. l. tool, Lim some little
,ime 80 search along the hatracll. for
there We're 81 many little rabbit boys
and girls in his famiIy-at least
forty sixteen twcntE-thrcc at the
least couut-that q very large har-
rack was needed. But the red, white
and blue striped rheumatism crutch
wasn't thcrc-at least Uncle Wig
gily said it wasn't
son, my DEAR laughed his wife
as she came hopping out Of the
kitchen, wiping her paws on her
apron, for She had been making a
turnip long cake, "you never can
find anything. let me look.'
But Mrs. Longcars had no better
luck than did her husband. Tho
rheumatism crutch was gone and
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
Listen. Skinny Folks
Why Not Put On Flesh
Where Flesh Is Needed

Tens Of tho5.ands Of exceedingly
thin men aud women have put en-
good healthy flesh with McCoy's
Tablets and put it on where it was
mort needed.
There is nothing in Mccoy 5 that
can hurt You they VIII not only
h"lp Won TO take on weight you
need, but VIII make You stronger
moro energetic and vigorous.
Mccoy takes all the risk Read
this ironc'ad guarantee. II after
taxing I sixty cent boxes of Ne
Cov's Tablets or one Dollar boxes
amy thin, umdcrwcight man or wo.
man doesn't gain at least pounds
and feel completely satisfied with
tine marked improvement in health
-your money Will be refunded.
just ask for McCoy's Tablets at
Clements or any drug store Di,tri.
butcd by McCoy's Laboratories,
Inc. also distributors Of Mccoy ,
cod Liver Oil-thcrc is none bcr.
ter. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
FORMER PIONEER
RESIDENT HERE
DIES ON COAST

The body Of John l.. Curtis. s..
Civil War veteran and former Holt
willie resident. who died SUNDAY
night at the Soldiers Home hos.
pital at Sawtcl'c, arrived here this
morning from Los Angeles and was
buried beside his wife in Evergreen
cemctcrT.
Funeral services were held in Los
Angeles Monday. Members Of the
Curtis family attended tho briet
burial ceremony which was conduct
ed by 3 4. Lemons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis went to Holt
willie from Nebraska I'M 1904 and
made their home on d small ranch
near there until her death 1G years
ago. They came to Imperial Valley
in order that they might bn near
their children. who were engaged
in farming and other business i'm this
section at the time.
Before hc was taken I'm abou, Il
month ago and went TO the hospital
in Sawt,llc, tho pioneer made Iis
home with his daug A,er,. Mrs Harry
Hamus al Fullerton, and Mrs. II. H..
Hil'in-swor'h at Los Angeles.
Member, of his immediate family
who attended the burial service lrr.
were Mr. and MIR. J.. &. Curtis of
Anahcim; Mr aud Mrs. &. D. Curtis
Of Piaccutla Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
Hamus of Fullerton; Mrs. llar'..
Horne Of Les Angeles, and Mr. and
Mrs II. i. llo''ug,Norfh Of Los
Angeles. The veteran ALSO is -4r-
vivcd 10y a uepbcw. John j.. Curtis
Of Phoenix. AriI
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13

along swinging lis cane, he Happen
rd Ia think that me ought to 90
in the kennel house and call ON Mr.
Bow Wow, the dog gentleman, who
was i'll with a cold. SO pretty soon
the rabbit gentleman was in front
of the place and he went to see Mir,
Bow Wow.
Jackie and Poetic, who were iust
home from school, saw Uncle Wi-giIr
60 in their house with his cane
and Jackie said:
II know Il funny trick We can
play on Uncle Wiggjly."
What ," asked Poetic.
See that cane he has went
on Jackie. "WcIl, while he 5 in our
house talking to Pa and Ma we'I
take his cano away. We can caSy
sneak in and take it out Of the
hail, where ne stands it.
That won't be ANY fun, >
barkcd Poetic. Ma viii lend hm
a broom stick to walk home on Il
he limps with rheumatism.
Wait, You haven't heard il al
yet clucklod Jackie. "In place
Of Uncle Wiggiy's wood"n cane
wcfl pat a big, long icjclc. And
whom he takes the queer ir:~Ic cane
homo and stands it in hi. warm
bungalow. it viii melt and he'll be
as surprised d, anything.'
"Oh that's a good Joke"
laughed Pcctic. 50 while Uncle VIZ
gi'- was talking to their father and
mother in the kennel house jackie
and Poetic took away his wooden
cane. They found a long, thick icic:c
with a crooked handle just ike the
bunny's cane. And they only put
the iciclc in place of the real cane
Just a few minutes before Uncle
Wiggilv came out, so it had no
chance to melt
Knowing nothing of the queer
cane he was earring. for hi, rheuma.
tism did not hurt enough to make
him lean on the stick, the rabbit
hoped hcmc. He took the cane
into the kitchen with him while lie
GOT q piece Of carrot pie from Nurs"
Jane. As he ate the pic Uncle Wig
gily leaned his icicIc cane near the
stove.
All Of a Sudden there was a hiss
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
DnppnheI- 70 1919

Mrs. Eckley of Pasadena, mother
of Mrs Phil u. Swing, is here to
remain after the holidays.
+. l.. Culver of Hcbcr, starts soon
fer Iowa to sell some property there,
intending to invest the proceeds in
Imperial Valley land.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Whsle will
soon move into their new home on
their 500 acre farm northwest of
town, as the building is now recciv-
ing its finishing touches. J. l..
Trdvcrs is contractor, Orr and Sons
are doing the painting, plastcring
by W. Rcams and plumbing by
Charles Folsom.
At the hosptablc suburban homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Collier, their
daughter Encz. entertained with Il
tea. Her guests We're: Misses Mar
iorv Delaney, Mary Mcleod, Irene
Brooks, and Ehea Bromcly and M"s.
laTcS Clark, Carey, Rohinson
Thaekcr aud Carter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13

"ioa Nurse Jane cau- I'm 10 hclp
loo., thc mu-kIat -ad. hoasokocper
sai.:
"Oh, j remember moss! / lat Mrs.
y"-NHa1, Ike m> pig talk" your
rrro. Uncle Ni4Eily, to us. for a
cio.a.- rn'.. ipu diam seem to
arv ii wit. you these last fcw days
and tlaaglt your rheumatism
was all ue't.r.'
"I ".. m,i. today said th"
ulW,r mrio, .'auI uow when uccc
my crutcIr to 9o hopping out for
adventure il isn't there"
"Oh, 'm 20 sorry let Mrs.
Tn-'gaiI take il, squcakcd Nurse
Jano ''Hm her clothes line vas
.a,g Z down and 'not, va. Lo,hiug
rho could give h,r iu hurry to
lgId Up lor washing .
.'Oh. l''s an right" said Mr..
Lrugcar- 'I'l take this cane with
r- and ON my way home III stop
af tine pig pen and 81 my crutch
from Mrs. TwIstytail if she is
throught with it,"
''Ilcr clothes ought 10 be dry by
thcu, said Nurse Jane.
So ruclc #iggiIy took barge
hrouu cane, with crooked hanilc,
from tlo corner Of the han and
went orr with tie stick dangling
oo his paw lie imprd only attic
with bis rhnuma'im, and hc only
wanted cane or crutch 50 that if
D.. i,ramr umr. while out adycutur-
ia-, hc would have something to
hri, him get houc.
"Thc cane will do very we'll -
Uc uu ~ may not need il at
a.L'
nov IS Uncle Wigg.'y Aopged
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
Telephone Chief
Moved to Coast

G. S. Palmer, who has been dis
trict plant chief and manager for
the Pacific Telephone and Tclc-
graph Company for the past two
years, has been promoted to be dis
trict equipment superintendent at
San Pedro, and will leave for that
city tomorrow with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer made many
friends during their stay in the
valley. The former was Il popular
member of the Rotary Club and 4
crack pitcher in the night baseball
league. Mrs P,A was an active
member of the Ten Thousand Club
and was primary superintendent in
tho Christian Church Sunday school.
l.. W. Petit of San Diego has sue
cccdcd Palmer as district plant
chief.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
Charges Husband
With Neglect

Charges Of dcscrtion, neglect and
cXtrcmc cruelty have been lodged
against Melvin Ovcrman in a di-
vorcc complaint filed in superior
court by Mrs. Ovcdia Ovcrman,
now living with her mother in Cal.
cXico.
1t is alleged in the complaint that
Ovcrman took his wife to San
Diego while she was i'll and left
her In addition it was charged that
he sent her $25 and declared she
was to receive no more from him.
Mrs. Overman asks sufficient
sum for her support. The couple was
married in Yuma. Ariz., February
2l, 1927 and separated June 10,
1927. According to the complaint
there are no children or community
property.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm.
perial Valley tor this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
December 13, 1908

Jack Garlic, construction cngi-
nccr of the Southern Pacific, is
here again and states that active
work will commence ON the road to
Yuma within 10 days.
B. l.. Elliott will give trotting
exhibition cf his grandly bred stall
lion, Gen Sherwood, at the FL Cen
tro fair Saturday. He will drive
him to Ferguson spccdcart, sold
by the Banta Implement company.
The tanks for the plant of the
Standard Oil Company in Imperial
are being built and the sound of the
hammers can be heard throughout
thN daN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
MEETING WILL
DISCUSS FARM
LABOR MATTERS

Rauclcrs and other residents OF
Imperial Valley Interested in p'ck
ing aud packing agreements be-
tween growers of tam produce and
labor contractors arc urged p at-
tend the public meeting tonight ~
s clock al thp court house.
Walter q. MatHc~sou state labor
commissioner, VIII speak ou tine
radical changes. which, il {, said.
will have to be made a' once TO
meet with iae requirements neg
ulatng employment Of farm labor
Certain SECTIONS ~ tbc pr"srn'
contracts. uhth relate to withhold
ing money f0m ilu nalr, of iam
lahulcrs, afy u,id to bc Ia conflict
will California laws governing the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13
EASTERN WOMAN DIES

PHOENIX, Aril., be-. 15- THE
remains of Mary Auna Coodrich,
wife Of Charles GaoIsirh, eastern
tire manufacturer, will Gr cent east
after the hndy is rrom,tcd today.
Mr.. Goodrich died Nrsttrday after
an illuoss Of rear 81" camo lree
t"o weeks aga from Now NorE
IIarbor, Maine.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13

iu-, ,pluttcriag sound and the icic'c
cane melted into Il puddle Of water
"IIa. IIa. IIo.' laughed the
bunny when hr saw what had
Happened. And Jackie and Pcctic,
who had followed Linn home TO
look in the window, also laughed.
Then they ga, Mr.. Longcars his
real can,. And if the knife and
fork will stop pretending they are
teaspoons and keep out Of the sugar
bowl, III tell You next about Incic
NiELir and Sammjc', sandwich.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13

Forty herds, of LOIS COWS were
tested in MADEIRA county last month,
112 produced more than 40 pounds
of buttcrfat and % went to the
butcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13

Four hundred hogs sold through
the Fresno county farm bureau
brought an average Of $l,G3 each
more than could be obtained through
individual selling.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-13

agent and f. Il. Simon. district at.
torney, will attend meetings in Los
Angeles and San Francisco of the
Stat Council Of Defense.