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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Lunt re
turned Friday from Amesbury.
Mass. where. they had been called
by the death OF Mr.. Lunt's mother.
Mrs. William Lunt, Amesbury. The
funeral was Sept. 16. Mrs. Lunt is
also survived by Mrs. Arthur Viii.
son, a sister of Mr.. Lunt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
In Custody

Ronald Rohdy, 209 y Prospect
St., was arrested by city police
Monday afternoon on charges Of in
decent Liberties with minor
child.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Births

Daughter: 70 Nj. and MES Her.
man Swift. l34 Ford Blvd, at Boyer
Hospital. oct 4 weight nine
pounds. one ounce.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05

Police are searching for Michael
Prevedel. So, who escaped from the
Npsilantl State Hospital Monday.
The man is described as being five
feet. nine inches tall, weighing 1888
pounds. with brown eyes and hair,
wearing oyeralls and a brown cap
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
News in Brief

ALiQUIPPA. Pa.-UP- Philip
Murray. CIO president. Monday do
nounced wartime strikes and warn
ed that no boy should die because
the American worker failed to pro-
vide him with weapons. We must
recognize what this war is being
fought for" he told steel workers
,at Aliluippa 1--WE have given to
our nation and all OF its citizens a
pledge that We won't strike for
the duration OF the war"
NEW YORK-UP-- Abe Attell.
former worlds featherweight box
ing champion. was in serious condi-
ton ID Roosevelt Hospital today
after being struck by an automo-
bile whose "hit-and-run" driver
later surrendered to police. Attall,
also vCll known as a boxing pro-
mote. and gambler. suffered a
brain concussion and it was be
lieved that his right leg may have
to be amputated
NEW YORK-INS-New Yorks
milk supply dried up rapidly to.
day "a continued illness" of Shelf.
field Farms Co, drivers deprived
almost a million and one half Gus
toners OF their regular milk sup.
ply. Sheffield spokesman said last
night that all six Of the company's
plants were now shut down.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Daily Market Report
LIYeatoek

Detroit oct s. CATTLE -
Load good 10 choice ss0-9gGlb
Western Combeit fed yearling
steers 1880. load 9s2lb. weights
$3.50. scattering medium and good
fed native steers Sl4OO15.35.
package fat l.O-2lb. Kentucky
lrass steors tlf jU. load and half
&li.ol-l42a. most common and me.
dium grass steers {g7.-l3.5O includ.
ing Weaty ll5Dlb Keutuckys At
$3.50. grass heiiers mainly $500
down. bulk beef cows Ss.O0.1l.O0.
odd head strictly good 10 fl2 90.
odd hotter COWS 10 $3.50 Gamers
and cutters Si5O.T75. few good
bulls N20O.l3g0. practical top
1890, medium bulls t0.25li.75:
lower grade .Igbt kinds i5.OO1OO0.
common and medium 10 near good
stock steers 50 81 10 1900.
CALVES Bulk good and choice
kinds $1,000. fair sprinkling to
1880. common ana medium veal
ers Sll50l500. culls 81 down.
Hogs: lS0.350lb. butchers at the
local ceiling price OF $3.50. few
around 17jlb lights also $3.50:
most lio-i70lb. kinds fl400l475.
35oIjolb. butchers t145O.1475:
sows. $i3.50li25. sage gl2O0l225
SHEEP. bulk good 10 choice ma
tive wooded lambs 1880 with bucks
out at 800 less. about 20 head Of
lambs brought $l375 and l6 head
OF choice s2lb weights topped late
at $1,000; some Just good lambs
sl3.25-l3t0; medium grade kinds.
sold down to 21lO0. cuil and reyn.
mon ihrowouts 5000 down TO 500
for very light skippy kinds: shorn
slaughter ewes s30O-6 so, accord
ing to grade: few yearliag aud Two
lear-o!d breeding ewes 170O-s.0O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Aid In Scholarship

Thirty six dollars OF the sos
scholarship fund awarded to Miss
Anna Moore was provided by the
Friendship Circle in conjunction
with the Palm Leaf Club. The
fund vas established during the
presidency Of Mrs. Dora Webster.
Mrs Clara Van Slack Is now ths
president OF the circle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Fifth lnninu
Cardinals

Sanders grounded through the
box aud reached first on a base hit
with Etten charged with an error
which allowed him to reach second.
Letwhiler hit long one TO center
and was out at first as Sanders
reached third. Marion hit to the
infeld TO Gordon. Marion was re-
tired and Sanders stayed on third.
LanieI hit to left center field, ty-
ing up the game before the side
was retired
Yankees
Etten reached first on an error
for 81 Louis. Lindell struck out
Chandler hit a high one to center,
caugh. by Letwhiler. Crosetu fan
ned.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
National Broadcastlnu Company


RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WV
$50. WHAM 1850. WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870
Columbia eroadeastinn Company
WJR $50. W82M $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1850, VICAR 1880. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadeastirg Company
RED NETWORK WLW 800.
clue NETWORK - WLW 70U
CkLW 500. WJBK 1890.
WLW 100, WGN 129.
Tonight
Premiarce- Chs 500 BIZ Town
returns,
BLT-S:20 Return Of "a Gardner
and Duffy's. Veronica Lake
guest.
NBt-s:00 Ginny Simms SHOW,
300 Mystery Ttsater.
9:3J Fibgcr McGce and Molly;
1000 Bob Hope;
1875 Red SHELTON:
1870 Words AZ War now time
CBS-'.15 Harry JAMES Band,
$50 Judy Cauora SHOW,
900 Burns and Au-u:
$50 Report TO Nation.
BLU-7:00 Awato az the switch:
80 Joe Bines Pon stuff.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Fourth
Cardinals


- Musial was an easy out on a
bouncing ball. Walker Cooper, out
standns highlander. was out, Gro
setti 80 Etten on a high bouncing
bail. KuTowski was out on a
smash 10 the ground.
Yankees
Crose;ti was safe at first after
hitting a slow ball to the second
basemhn. 1t was scored as an
error for Lanier. Crosetti stole
second, the first steal of the series.
Johnson punted down the first base
line, reached first and put Crosetti
on third. Keller hit a grounder TO
second and a double play, second to
short 10 first, put two out. Cor
don slammed a long one to left
field FOR a home run. scoring Gro
sstti. Dickey was out on fly
ball, retiring the side.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Third Inning
Cardinals


Lanier was out. Gordon 10 Etten,
the play not being close. Klein was
also an easy out on the same com.
bination. Walker. a left hand bat
ter, struck a high fly ball to CEN
ter and It was caught by Stain
beck.
Yankees
r Nick Ettep vas out ~Ssn the first
baseman caught a throw from Mar
ion. keeping one foot on the bag.
Big Johnnie Lindell swung al a
low curve caught by the catcher
who dropped the ball. recovered
and threw 10 first where Lindell
was out. First bit for the Yankees
put Crossetti on first. Stainbeck
struck out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Poultry

BROlLERs; 27lac; capons. 6 lbs
up, 81. under G pounds, $3.50.
fowls. 2fGo: stays, 1850; ,eeie,
49, turkeys under 10 lbs, $3.50.
Is TO % lbs, 3LlO; % lbs up. 1910.
ducks, 81. No loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05

MATING BARLEY range. tl.29.
Ia, feeding, tl.27.
Eggs
EGGS Whites. 4. s. grade A. jun.
bo, soc; extra large. BE:
large, Soc. medium. Sic;
small SIC, L. $. Grade -.
large. 1850. u. S. Grade c, large.
81 SC; medium. 47.9-isc.
Browns, T., s. Grade A, extra
large, soc, small 47c; U. s.
Grade b large. 46.3c.
Frults
APPLES Delicious, $500 $50:
Mcintosh, fancy. $780, blu: No
|, S2-225 bu.: No. 2, $3.50 bu.
Northern Spies, No. I, 50 50.4 bu. /:
Jonathans No. /. $3-3.25 bu.: Steel
Reds, fancy. s4.5O-5 bu.: No. /,
S35O.4 bu.. yellow Transparents.
S3.00.S.25; Wealthy. bu. No. /,
81 .25-250; Greetings, $225-2. so.
TOMATOES Jumboes. No. !. soc,
800.
PEARS -Keiffers. bu.. No. /, 2in..
$500.
CANTELOUPEs- o.. 800; larger.
S2.002.50
PLUMS BGrbanks, in half bush.
els. $40.
decentralization. $3.50 bu.
GRAPES Concords, jumboes, I'M
degrade 6i.71c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-05
Grain

Grain
WHEAT-No. 2, asa
MATING BARLEY range. tI.29
IA, feeding. S127
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
Crash Landing Co-pilot Son
OF "Iron Major'' Grid Coach

GREAT FALLS = Lieut.. Frank
Cavanaugh. co-pilot of a four engine
bomber from the Glasgow satellite
field which made a successful emer-
gency landing on recent night so
miles northeast of Lewistown, comes
by his flair for spectacular excite
ment naturally.
He is the son of Maj. Frank Cav
anaugh, "the iron major" who be-
fore his death in 1893 was consid-
cred one of the country's outstand-
ing football coaches A motion pic
ture, THE Iron Major" is having
its world premiere in Boston in Oc-
tober with Pat O'Brien playing the
role of Lieutenant Cavanaugh's IA
ther.
The film is based on short stories
written by Grantland Rice, noted
sports columnist, and Bill Corum.
sports editor of the New York Jour-
nal, and is devoted to the majors
exploits in World War I, when he
was wounded twice and decorated
by three governments.
Following the war Major Cava-
naugh was football coach success
Sively at Dartmouth. Holy Cross,
Boston college and F'ordham. In
1890 and 1881 his teams at the
latter school won national honors |
and the line he developed, called |
the seven blocks of granite" was
by sports experts as one |
of the finest in the country.
Old-timers still debate the ques- !
ion of whether Glenn Pop) War
Ter or Major Cavanaugh originated |
he double wingback system Of grid
ron play; each coach always gave
he other credit for the idea.
A noted after-dinner speaker, the
major won the brown derby" in
92e, 1890 and 1931-awarded the
peaker making the most humorous
'ddress at the annual conference of
ootball coaches. His letter to his
ldest son. Dave, written from
france during the last war, is re-
'rinted each Armistice day by the
lew York Sun; it is considered a
lassic explanation of why men fight
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
YOU'RE ON The
INVASION FRONT now!

It's that extra $l00 War Bond oil of them together, max
ing up the SIS billion worth they'r asking to buy in
front with him.
Your port is at eost extro 500 Bond during the
Diveot leost $00 Of course, that's in addition your
regular bond buying S0O Bond is the rock bottom fig
Some of you will have thousands put
Drive Toke of your pay checker of
nest egg you saving for q rony day.
All you spare little oil you got is just going
to be enough.
Look at it this woy You won't be giving anything You
will be investing in VICTORY-ond your future.
Things like safety for your foIly ond money otter the
wor to buy q new home, educate your children.
You're buying q stake in vICTORY-ond that means
America, yours and minel
guess that's oil I've got tell you The enemy
woitng just over the hill Don keep voting for you
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
Rev. Mckay Named
TO Head Glasgow
Ministerial Group

The Rev. w. c. Mckay OF the
Nazarene church was elected presi-
dent Of the Glasgow Ministerial as
sociation at its annual election In
the Baptist church.
He succeeds the Rev. E. r. Bel
lingham, pastor of the Congrega-
tionai church. The Rev. Paul VIII
lscroft, Glasgow Gospel tabernacle
pastor, was reelected secretary
treasurer.
A report was made on the asso-
ciation's project to provide a New
Testament for each selectee at fare
well programs here, which is fl
nanced by local churches. 1t was
announced that New Testament
will be provided for any service
man. Mole than 100 nave been given
so far. .. ~..s ..-.-...--
The association members also al
ternate in conducting weekly Sun
day services at the Glasgow airbase
and in making twice weekly visits
to the infirmary there.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
MY old Sahara Jeep
waS neuer like tourin
this way, Nom

When Johnny sailing home again, he'll be more
than ready for soft seat cushions Through the windows
he'll eye that supercoossa feature the grand old S. A.
1t will look all the better because you-Johnnys loving
proud folks-are with him again. After your nights of
volunteer war work-and coupons-and questionnaires-
you could easily stand much touring as Johnny
You'll need that stand it. But since the con-
version from production must take time-just as
conversion from peace production dd-you fret long
while for any Victory model Better preserve your
present car for the duration and beyond
One big thing working against this plainly speaking,
is engine acid! After combustion stops and your car
stands long, the acid always formed any engine can
keep gnawing undisturbed. Gone the big mileage
ample speed and resulting engine heat that formerly kept
down acid damage. Todays opposite driving conditions
could multiply acid damage, except that you can have
the interior of your engine protectivey oPATED by the
simple economical change to Conoco Nth motor OIL
There is a synthetic in Conoco Nth oil that makes it
magneticaly active it were attracting oI1-P1ATINc
to inner engine surfaces. OIIPLATING resembles other
anticorrosve plating in not all draining down stand
STILL and in maintaining interference against such
dangerous corrosive acid. Today-and for many
tomorrows-oIL-PLATE with Nth at Your Mileage
Merchants Conoco station. Continental Oil Company
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23

and a moving expression of the
feeling that can exist between IA
ther and son.
Lieutenant Cavanaugh is ma
tive of Brookline, Mass, and entered
the army Dec. Is. 194l. He is %
and one of nine children. A co-pilot,
he is now stationed with the Glas-
gov squadron of the heavy bonn
bardment group from the Great
Falls army airbase.
The pilot of the Glasgow based
bomber, Second Lieut.. william It.
Pridmore of Chicago, and Lieuten-
ant Cavanaugh stayed with the
ship Tuesday night and brought it
in to a forced landing after in
Structing five other members of the
crew to jump. AL escaped injury.
American women adorn them
selves with over S4O0,OOO,O 900 worth
of paint (cosmetIcs) each year
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23

G. oP9el% r. Rugland - Lot !. IN X: $50
swA Of Sec. 10. Twp. 81, me- me-
X. 40, f. NJ NJ. en- /,
Ingolf X. Opheim Lot Z in ~
Block 30, Lot in Block s in
the Original Townsite of op-
II. "f' H. woife--SEii swiH Of SEQ 1872 q
tion is. NEA NWA, SEk NWH
Lot ? of Sec. 10, Twp. IS n
F. Nfs. i. q; ccpenhave4 e M M, :. Ei5swu. 24O.O
- 81" N%H, " sef, fN,Eaas,NEE4s Y, z of Of Sec. Sec.
2s, Twp. 81. N. Rye. 81, r.
NJ VI. Observation-Disclosures. 140 M
Ronald and Dean Moccasin and ''''
Murdell Moccasin - Lots 4
OF Block of the Townsite of
ID. w. MiI-Part of the NuSEn 'ooV
OF Sec. q. Twp. 80, Rye. 26.
L. NJ. NJ. .................. $4,000
M S%ssEa, 81; anu lS s5sNEh, Z snsfwoO? seS. b.
TWP. II ", Rge: 50 f. N. NJ 10000
ohm Sherwood--NwA of See. 81 ''''
Twp. 81, N, Rge 81, f. NJ. NJ. $1,000
Phillip Squires-NEh, So of Sec.
g. Twp. 81, ~, Rye. 40, f.
Clarence nee Robinson-wH.Nl Of Of 'oo'oO
Sec; 30, Twp. S3, n. Rye 40.
Andrew ID w Gedde-sEH NwI.. SW l2o'oo
l4NEh. NEh SWH. NibSEH.
SlaS1a of See. %, NJ Of Sec.
26. Twp. %. Rye ~. f. NJ. NJ .Oa0 90
Gilbert II. Floyd-Lots /, ?, 5.
4, Z, s, 10, IL, II of Sec. go
Lots l, ., 3, 4. !, Z, 6. - of
Sec. 81, Twp. &c, Rye. 80 f.
iii6erf il, t. r. Ficyd-sEE.. s%swH $1,000
of Sec. 2S, WlkNWL Of Sec
lust Peterson : ny OF Sec. ~.
Twp. 81 ", Rye. 43. f. NJ. NJ 600 90
.ewis Starbird = NM. ST. ''
NEh, EESEh of Sec. 10. Twp.
81. ", Rye. II, +. VI. NJ. 49,. $4,000
Board drove out TO check values of
az deed land during the afternoon.
Board. upon motion, voted to ex-
hange for difference Of $50 in cash.
aid by l.; II. Mcintyre. the. SJs-1S-29-
l. for the Ny Sec. Q. Twp %, Rye. 40
The board adjourned at 3 O'Clock u. m.
MAURICE ARNOLD.
!. r. BJ0RKLUND. Chairman.
Clerk.
September 90. 1913
The board met as a Welfare Board
10 a. m. September 10. with all mem
Prs of the board present together with ,
iss Ryan and Mark Waddell of the ,
elfare department and the county
ERIK.
Various applications of old age rs +
stance to dependent children and
neral relief were checked and ap- /
-oved at this time.
Poor Fund
aude Berger, Glasgow ....... 23.00
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23

Mrs Ressie NJ. Collins, Glasgow. 12.0,
EIizabeth Eliason. Ricbland -. 20.Ot
thurman, Mrs. Catherine, Glas-
e% row '........................ 12.OC
Harrison, Mrs. Electa, Glasgow. 1906
Jenle Ed, Glasgow ........... 70 on
iaRoGue. Louie, Frazer ..... 100
Narcotic. Anna, Glasgow ....... 3f.O0
MUIR. Frank, Glasgow .......... 800
Zueshaum. Joe, Glasgow ....... $500
Randolph, Pete, Opheim ....... POO
Seliger. Mrs. Florence. Glasgow $500
Smith Julia Irene, Glasgow -. $500
Wapar Fred Glasgow ...... 1900
Weich. Stella. Wheeler .......... 26.00
Zvonar. Mrs. Mary p. Nashua 300
UaIyerson. Henry, Oswego ...... 400
DR.. c. b. Larson, county physi-
elan ......... 2O.UO
DR.. W. II. Reed, county physi-
Dr. r''T, r. l.. cockreli, county ply
sician. Hinsdale .............: 5000
moor .................... 1885
W. W. Hurd, clothing, poor 1900
civ Market groceries, poor go. 1900
Markle Transfer Co.. supplies
Scott & Snyder. groceries. poor 1900
Buttreys. groceries, poor 49,. 80
>f6t moor Observation-Disclosures. 5000
A lion Cafe meals. Sunday ...... 600
lIarkle Transfer Co., fuel. poor 1000
Deaconess disqualification, poor. 1873
PETTY cash. reimburse petty cash 1852
DIR. Margaret Kroner, glasses.
poor Observation-Disclosures: 1900
,S and " poor '...!................. s.55
state Department Of Public Wei
fare fare ................... 1.3o7.54
florence T.. Chouinard, work for
comfy welfare department -. 1000
Western Union Telegraph Co,
kilograms, county welfare de-
partment ............. J.uz
he Montana Power Co, lights.
poor .............. ......... o.J<
lawrence Luke, care OF county
charge ................ Su.UU
~ charge NATURALIZATION. 1000
fountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co., telephone tolls
and rental welfare ......... SIS
county charges ............... :. B4.30
Iontana Dakota Utilities Co., Il
gas. fuel. poor ................ 400
tate tuberculosis Sanitarium,
care of patients .............. 142.GO
ocational School for Girls. care
of county charges ............ 21.I0
ontana State Industrial School,
care county inmates ........... 1910
ontana Home for Aged. care of
county charges ................ 1000
The board adjourned at 8 O'Clock
III.
MAURICE ARNOLD.
X. BJoRKLUND, Chairman.
Clerk.
Subscribe for The Courier.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
Agricultural Extension Fund

Jas. X. McGibney, salary, coun- o .
demonstration agent .......... S54.
Byrnece Yrs, clerk, county eX-
tension office ..........:.:.... l2J.U
Aylce Schakosky, secretarial
work, county extension office IN
Jas. X. McGibney, expenses,
county agent ::'.......,'',.. oi'"
demonstration agent -......... 43.1;
Tribune Printing & Supply Co..
supplies, county extension Of
flee ................. 1.6C
Mountain states Telephone &
Telegraph Co., telephone tolls
and rentals, county extension ~
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
kilograms, county extension 1.14
The Glasgow Courier. stationery
and supplies. county extension %
Office ............ o.'o
HinsdaIe Light and Water
Elmer Johnson. plumbing repairs
Hinsdale water system ...... Sl.1O
Bernard GaSpar, salary, mana
ger, Hinsdale water system e. 6OW
Lyle ]. ReddOg, excavating for
Hinsdale water main .......... n.2o
Bernard Gaspar. use of pump en-
cine. Hinsdale water ....... 1000
" dale water main .............. 1850.
The Montana Power Co., light
tenn ..'......................... $3.50
Miscellaneous Funds
I. II. Mcintyre. refund, land lease 800
Phillip A. Squires. refund, land
sale tax deed ................. 12s.OO
tax, county payroll. oo
sept. i. ............ .....'..': oVo'-S
Board approved the appointment OF
iettie Burrus as deputy Clerk of Court. |
The matter of permission 10 install |
ar gate at corners of sections 0-2l -2S-
a. Twp. 80, Rge 43 was laid over for
urther consideration.
Board adjourned at = O'Clock p. m.
l. r. BJORKLUND. Chairman.
Regular Session, Sept. 9, 1913
Board convened at 10 a. M, Sept. y,
ursuant 10 adjournment taken at .
IN. OF September s. All members of
resent at this session. The board
iecked and signed the following deeds !
nd contracts on tax deed land sales.
Deeds
ma Julum-Lots 6. Z. 3 and 10
of Block 4, Original Townsite a
'hrr n Arneson and Amanda Arne. !
sOn-All of Lot l in Block IS Nv
in the Townsite Of Opheim .... 800 G
AURA Hurd Brundage - SWh
SWA of Sec. 10. Twp. d. y. $
Rye. ~, f. VI. VI. .............. 10000 &
en- r. HallOck-LOts / and U
Of Block of the First Addition
to the Town of Opheim ...... 1000 C
II. Unrau-NEA of Sec. %, =
Twp. 81 y. Rye. ~, +. NJ. NJ. 1000 4
rnOn Murch and Ines Murch-
Lots ,, >. I, SBL NWA, NEA
>WA of Sec. Is. Lot of Sec
10. Twp. 2S ", Rye. Il f.
Nj. 1St.thl
hn VI. Redfield-LOts l. >, >.
n Block % in the Town of
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With LITTLE Worry

Eat. talk. laugh or Snreze without
fear of Insecure false teeth dropping.
slipping or wabbling. FASTEETH
holds plates firmer and more comfort.
ably. This pleasant powder has no
gummy, gooey. pasty taste or feeling
Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline
(non acid. Checks "plate odor" (den-
ture breath) Get FASTEETH at any
drug store. Sept. %
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
INA HER
Me eMemyy/ JUST tQva Mp MW

kHAYBE I'm your bcy-or the boy next door You know
1VA Morys sweetheart. Joan husband, Tnny daddy.
Your son, Fother! Your boy Mother!
Anyway I've got something to say to you. I've got
make you understand.
This is it. This is This is INVASION!
I'm here. with million other boys just like We're
your INVASION forces. And wee going to stay 1t wos
getting here. and it is going be lot hoder before
we through.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23

plies 81. Il
Oscar II. Goodrich, road supplies 40.
Mayberry Machine Shop, machine
| repairs .................. Ok
Glasgow Motors, machine repairs 11.5'
pairing and supplies ......... 1s9. 20
Co, machine repairs .......... $500
Co machine repairs .......... 54.OI
A. O. Omvig. road work ........ 2i.SO
plies Observation-Disclosures. ~ SEQ
Neal Rogers, road work ...... 3l.J0
niles '' .'............ 196.lS
Alinot Supply Co.. road supplies 122i
plies Observation-Disclosures. va 49, 27O.59
]. {. Penney Co., road supplies 2.70
D plies ,.....'...............'. anH" ',o.' ~ 2.s4
Joe Isakson, road work ... 1900
Bernard Stenbakken, assigned by
Holland Jones, refund, truck
license .....,; ''''''...'' 49,, "VV
l ar and "U@ 0ownr machine shop 80. SIS
H. MOhr, machine supplies ..... J.23
plies ................... 3401
The Fair Store. road supplies 2.23
county equipment ............ 800
Service Station. ma
chine supplies ................ 1.l0
sbop ....'........... 9.63
state Highway Commission. Hell
ena. snow removal. March and
April .......................... 16.S3
inland Construction Co, machine
repairs ..........-....... oo.o6
Maurice Arnold viewing roads 1000
I. c. Briggs, viewing roads ... 1000
'arl Shellerud. viewing roads 1900
'etty Cash, reimbursement petty
cash .................... WOo
Bridge Fund
ylvan Melland, truck driver -. 1l0.3S
: c. Campbell, cook, bridge I
crew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO'D.UO /
Irrin l.. Knutson, bridge work 66.12 c
'onald Davenport. bridge work 3G.16 q
ric Jager. supervisor ......... 11i.0
lbert X. Davenport, bridge work 36.l6 4
mos A. Beatty, bridge work 80. l06I
tanley Ozark, truck driver m 1i1.32
ohm Franzen, bridge work go. 121.6S J
rvin Larson, shovel operator 1872
AIRY Mas, bridge work ...... 70.20
Obert War Club Sr.. bridge l.
work ....,......:... ........'.. l--.fo
ioneer Lumber Yard. bridge
pbert War club Jr. bridge
onecr Lumber Yard, bridge u
material ................... 964.U
int Halliday. blackSmithing =. 12.G4 V,
irkle Transfer Co., bridge sup
plies .....-.......... 81
W. Leedham. bridge supplies. 800
IStful Furniture Store, sup
plies. bridge equipment ...... 800 Jo
veway, groceries, bridge crew 1921
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-23
WE'RE GIVING ALL WE'VE GOT

sold going TO stoy. promise that. if it
the thing-well, the thing don't like tolk
about Because were giving oil we've got: Our minds
strength, blood.
But you this isn't going to be enough Not unless
those planes need snorl down of the sky the
just there Unless those trunks get here Unless
the supply ships get through Unless there enough
bullets for this rifle.