The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20


people in 1916. The peoples food
bill was 43 million dollars, but fed
eral government cost As billion.
Government cost every man,
woman and child $4,000, apiece,
while the food each one ate cost
only $302.00.
run into billions each year, on ac-
count of fixed charges, that grew
out of the war.
Every possible means should be
used, employed by the government
to reduce costs. There is great deal
of overlapping among bureaus and
authorities that could be eliminated.
The vast information and public
ity, with high priced personnel, put
ting out news and propaganda for
various government departments,
should be reduced, if not eliminated,
until government costs are under
control. We could cite case after
case. where the government still
has its hands in the working mans
pockets, in fact, the government
gets its share out of the workers
pay, and the worker never sees it.
To add up what the Union rack
eteers and the government takes out
of each ones pay, before the worker
gets it, Yes, it is shocking.
1t seems to me that John Citizen
is getting the worst of the deal,
(New DeaD, yes, it is still New
Deal yet, and there is no other door
step to place the filth on.
John Citizen should see that the
government spending is cut down
to a reasonable size and the sooner
he does it the better.
We are soon to have "electronic
ovens, stoves. 1t seems we are liv-
ing in day of speed; people don't
hardly find time to attend church
the preacher is required to cut his
sermon in half, then cut that in half,
then cut what is left a quarter, then
get up and say it quick, and sit
down
Why all the speed? When Christ
comes for. His church, people won't
even take time to listen to what
He will have to say. Do you think
so? No, of course you don't, every
one will listen, this will be one
time, when all will take time out
to listen. But I am off the subject.
This new stove, oven, is sure a
time saver The required time to
cook your biscuits is only 20 seconds
to fry eggs, sausage, hamburger 35
seconds, and to boil your vegetables
cook beans, cts, it requires only 8
seconds You can put on beef roast
or its equivalent, and it is done in
40 seconds. In fact your meal will
be done, ready to serve before you
h. fINn fn rot hOx
to dope this part of the arrangement
out yourself, I have furnished the
stove.
The Duke went to Cambridge
under the tutorage of Oak Hague
on Monday morning, the stitches in
the ear of the Duke were not ready
to be removed. The hearing organ
was redressed, and ordered to re-
turn on Friday.
The Bishop Bates tractored to
Caldwell on Monday, and had a
date with his doctor, Ditch, and the
Doctor thinks the Bishop will be
ready to wrestle very soon.
The match will be held in the
public square, in roped off arena,
or just use the grass for a mat.
The doctor has a slight edge on
the Bishop in weight, the doctor
will weigh in at around 212 lbs,
and the Bishop at around 112 lbs.
Watch for the date for the big cir
Gus.
Several of the neighbors gathered
on Tuesday evening at the home of
Tom Hague, to bell those two Lowell
ly young couple, newly-weds, Fran
ces Warner and Frieda Hague War
ner. They were united as one, on
Saturday evening. After much noise
making, the bellers assembled in
the house, and large box of cigars
was passed around, accompanied
with a good supply of an assort-
ment of delicious candy. Quite al
number of single girls were in eVi-
dence, and sad to say, several of
them reported they had no beaus.
w. Billy B. B. should of been at
this belling, and some of the other
Dawson ridgers. After a lot of chin
music, all left, wishing the young
couple a happy welded life, until
their hair turns to silver.
Several in these parts are through
huSking corn for this year. Oak
Hague has moved his sucking pig
to the home of his father, Tom, and
is husking there.
Tom is badly crippled in both
hands, and is unable to break off
the ears after he has them husked.
Harley Bates is having some diff
Guilty in securing fiddlers to make
music for the shindig in celebration
of his new coal bunk.
Harley is thinking of serving
whistle pig burgers" and if any
are left over to ship them to Cover
nor Herbert to chew on.
Elmer Bond purchased young
roam bull at sale not long ago.
Arzey Warner has not turned his
new royal blooded bull outdoors
yet, says he would not like to see
so many dollars walking around,
yet.
1t don't look like the cotton tail
season will open with much of a
bang, as many farmers are shutting
down on the hunting on their farms.
The farmer cannot be blamed for
this move. Many city slickers with
their fine and well trained dogs,
their automatic and pump guns,
have literally gutted the farmers
of the game they did raise. The
farmer seldom has the time to hunt,
and he became gullible, and what
did he get in return.
1t made no difference how many
rabbits a hunter would get, they
,,yo,,lJ NOT offer fha hIlcU farmer