MAY 4 IMA
Council Session
’The
MJ tu I c
I "tall
MonwyTalcSewagei
Disposal Plant
-w. ciub
New Officer*
Cattle Marketing
To Be Considered
Weekly Letter
More Traffic
Deaths This Year
HOOVER’*
An inspired piece from one of the
New Deal propagandists says that
“Hoover waa a complete failure.”
So he was. He failed in a lot of
Traffic accidents took a tell of I*
lives in Oregon during the month of things. Ha failed to draw out his
March, an increase of 12 per cent salary of $75,000 a year while he was
He failed to have his
over the toll of 17 for the same month President.
last year, according to an announce­ sons organize iawiranre companies
ment from the safety division of the to write insurance on Government
enterprises. He built a Rapidan re­
secretary of state’s office.
For the first quarter of HM4, traffic sort for fishing and recreation at his
claimed 56 Uvea, an ttwrease of $01 ¡own expense, and gave it to the Gov­
None of his sons went
per cent over the tali for the same ernment.
racing through the divorce courts to
period ot ¡»43.
The strong increase in traffic deaths the disillusionment of the public. He
thia year to evidence of the-Med for never bundled up a lot of Oovern-
_ drivers
_____ _ meat documenta to sell as a book to
greater care on the part of
and~~ped«rtrtan*."according to lhe the faithful at a huge profit to hlm-
D. C., April 22, 1844—
_ AU farmere in
civilian man-
¡will have meat animal
had much dis-
dairy cattle, for sate in-the i
this week both offi-
.are being urged to attend a a
offlctaUy. The military
' meeting of the Coos Marketing Aaso-
The city council Monday evening, ET*
’
going all out for th* National Ser­
ciation, Inc., which will be held in
with Mayor Wood Councilmen Gray,
^^mon
vice Act (current legislative expres­
the
city
hall
tn
Coquille
at
1:60
p.
m.
Burr, Turkey and Taylor present, dis- "
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sion of this principle is the Austin-
on Monday, May 8. according to R.
oiiujm I
ai rjinairlninhla Iwai will ‘
V’lMAM SlvStuI
Wsdsworth Bill) or some*equivalent.
Cltv Attorney Bera who wiR^renare ‘ion WSS in charge Of the PMt presi-
H. Christensen, president of the or­
The
purpose is, of course, to be able
ganization.
>
A report will be given at this meet­ to shift labor by order from non­
tion*, the financing of the «wage “" By<1* wroU W
P‘On
I
ing on the marketing activities of the shortage areas to where the tabor
disposal Plant which Oregon law re-
±
. association during the past year and supply is short. From a military
quires that each city have, to prevent onthoclub
“ d
on the results of investigation* made point of view such a plan is simple—
river pollution. It is not planned to
simply issue sn order. ’ However,
build the plant until after the war *®n~
. to date on way* and means of de­ since a tabor draft, and a draft of
safety division.
irelL and be never sold himself into
veloping
a
better
market
for
Coos
but a Mart now in financing for its coa^
“T!10**
capital resources were not resorted
Accidents at grade crossings ac- political slavery to a labor organiza-
construction will obviate th. rwces- '
®va SUven"
Pf^en ’ eounty livestock. Consideration will
to at the very beginning of the war, counted for five of the 16 traffic tion for a $500,000 campaign fund,
sity for bonding the city at a later officUtin< wer*
°*dln«’ Georgia be given by the members present of
^y
mg me cuy at a later Rlchmond Ine, chjM%Wioi. Nwton, a proposal to include Coos and Curry complications back . of instituting a deaths during March. With a strong He gathered a marvelous collection
tabor draft now are both numerous increase in grade crossing deaths this of war stuff and built a
lie plan approved by the legtala-
Smlth’ C1"a Bowerman and counties a* the territory served by
and serious.
year, the safety division urged driv- ■ for it, and failed to ask Congress to
the
organization,
to
changing
the
lure is for either a tax not exceeding1 “* ‘,u,«oin* Prcident, Florence Hal-
Meanwhile the erratic backing and
pay the bill—he paid it himself.
flve mills, or an addition to water lock A,‘ the
««»cers *«• name to the Oregon Coast-Co-op As­ 'filling of the Selective Service offi­ ers to observe stop signs at grade
He did not preach and promote
crossings
and
to
allow
approaching
sociation
and
a
Board
of
Director*
to
charges monthly, either of which can formaU'/uth ®*yera,w“
cbar’
1
serve during the coming year will be cial* have upset hundred* of thou- trains to pass before proceeding class hatred and he did not try to pack
be done without a vote by the people. ■
Nowt™
war u.
1 sands of civilians and their current ac^re the tracks. Moot of the grade, the Supreme court. He did not plow
Feeling that there should not be an
V1‘ Npwton «ave ner War Ae- elected, it to stated. '
The Coos Marketing Association plans. This bungling ha* poesibly crossing accidents this year involve up every third row of cotton, and he
addltional tax burden, the council-:
. contributed more to manpower short­
men were .greed that a ten per cent <* * ThU consisted of a tabulation was organized early in 1843 and sup- conu’lou”a more ” manP°wer ,nori- vehicles struck by the engine at the did not promise the American people
ervised the shipment of approximate- age
c*?Ucal
tban any‘hln* approaching train as the driver at­ one thing while at the very same mo­
of the amount of each meter charge, ot the war eKorts of 1,ldlvidual club
■ else. It to not reasonable to expect tempted to cross the tracks ahead of, ment doing everything to accomplish
added to that charge would be Mw Imembenl and WM * creditable piece ly 4,800 head
of
livestock
on
a
co-
j
basis. The te^rôrev ! * youn« man to <>ult a job and pa‘
the directly opposite result , ■
least painful in paying and would of ln£ormation lhowing
exlent °f operative
basis. The f ' .
.
the coming train.
triotically move to a war job when
He did not go on fishing trips on
Of the 16 fatalities in March,
Include everyone who will t>e bene- 1 out,lde Interests and work accom- directors, who served during this pe-
he to expecting to be drafted any eleven were in urban areas.
Government
warships accompanied
There
riod
in
adidtion
to
R.
H.Christldnsen.
filed by the sewage plant. More in- plUhed by women wlth P°sitions
minute.’. This applies to 4-Fs as well were three in Portland, two in Junc­ by. a fleet of destroyers. Neither did
Five
members
will
go
to
the
state
include
J.
J.
Geaney
and
E.
L.
Det-
formation on the subject will be pre­
as all others.
farmers* little
tion City, two in Granta Pass, one he kiU off aU the -----------
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sented when Mr. Berg has the Neces­ convention at Klamath Falls to be j lefsen of Coquille, L. W. Lund of
Nor to the Army position in de­ in Klamath Falls, one in Oregon City, pigs, nor encourage the importation
¡Gaylord and R. E. Smith of Bandon.
sary papers ready for presentation to held May 5-5-7.
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The announcement was repeated , It is proposed now to increase the manding inductees kven at a sacri- one in Roseburg and one in Albany, of Argentine beef.
the council.
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_ provide
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_ fice of agricultural and oth«fr produc-
In fact, there
There have been-more traffic fa-
1_
.I... _ were a lot of foolish
regarding
the Mothers
Daugh- ____
territory
served to
shipping
The city’s budget committee is to ters banquet
which to to be held May , facilities for operators in both coun- iBon
•ou’,d
•v*’T°ne talities every month of this year than things Hoover didn’t do that some
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meet next * - Monday
evening and at , | teri baïïqüvt wi MÛH W «V WF W •Id —«y i
knows the Army has discharged hun- in the same months of 1843. The to- pother people have done. There are
•*> thai everilng^ the”'counc”l"'wi”ll '® bl P'oneer Ha“ at *ven
J'“1“?
^-^o'TtZZni''of
• have a special see e io n with Acting This to an annual event.
sideration will be given at the meet- ___________________ J men for vari­ tato follow: January of 1643, 1»; Jan- |a lot of constructive thing* that he
During
the
musical
part
of
the
pro-
ing to a more desirable outlet for ous reasons—reason not even stated | uary of 1844, 21. February of 1643, could have done if he had not had
District Forester Youngblood in re­
on some of the discharges. This week
gard to the land in the Rink creek > gram the hymns, “Song of Peace,” feeder lambs. Some encouragement, the Houte Military Affairs Committee 10; February of 1644, 16. March of the opposition of a Democratic Con-
1643, 17; March of 1644, 1» _ .
h*1* ««vwav. he did not
has
been
received
to
date
on
the
pos
­
watershed which now belong* to the '
sibility of increasing the return to ordered filed with the House the
U. S., and which they are asking
growers by marketing dressed live­ Costello report on drafting 4-Fs for
Congress to deed to the city.
This report says,
stock, directors stated, and all pro­ labor purposes:
His application for a restaurant
,
in
part:
“
There
has
been a conspicu­
ducers. who are interested in this
license having been O. K.’d by the
A good crowd was present at the
ous absence of cooperation on the
subject
are
invited
to
be
present
at
Beulah
Chapter
Initiated
ffre chief, W. W. Baines was granted
meeting Tuesday evening of Town­
part
of
the
War
Department
to
make
the meeting next Monday and parti­
one for the Coquille Cafe on Front Five Last Thursday
send Club No. 1. The Lord’s prayer
use of 4-Fs In the war effort.”
cipate in the discussion.
street
.
and flag salute was the opening ex­
. Last Thursday evening there were
The offer of Leo J. Cary of $40 five initiated 'at the regular meeting
Interesting bullstins were
Congressman Miller of Nebraska ercise.
for the city-owned lot in the Dutch of Beulah Chapter, No. 6, O. E. S. Sound "•»»»
Movie «■•*«
Film
At oapusi
Baptist
“ ai
( stirred up quite a bit of newspaper read and the treasurer gave a go^d I
John bottom, near the end of Second Mrs. Virginia Hillstrom of Marsh- Church Sunday Evening
excitement here this week by re- report.
street was accepted by the council. field. Grand Ruth, and a former | __ ill
Prayer was said for Mrs. E. Dunn.!
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sound, movie film, “The Man leasing to the press some' corres-
That is the amount the city has in member of Beulah Chapter, assisted ^y^o Forgot God,“ will be shown pondence he had with General Mac- We are sorry to learn of her passing.
I
the property and Mr. Cary owns with the initiation ceremonies. Rod- Sunday evening at the Baptist Church ArthOr. I don’t know how exten-
We hope the sick members are Im­
the adjoining tract.
ney Creager, son of Mrs. Hillstrom, at 8:00 o»clocjt ln the evening. This «ively this was carried in the pleas proving.
The offer of $350 by the Church of and Mrs. Creager wer« two of the tf]m portrays the life of a young iwires to the West. But to sum up and
Door prize was won by Mr. Deyoe. Billions In Chinese Paper
the Nazarene at Ninth and Heath initiates. Mr. Creager was presented'coup|C consecrated to the mi—«on 1 at the same time to dispose of the in-
The program consisted of readings Money Flown “Over the Hump
streets for a lot adjoining the church
by Mrs. Hillstrom with a life mem- fbut who let business and for- i fident, I quote from the news letter by Mesdames Westbrook, Von Pegert,
American pilot* who risk their
property was also accepted. This bershlp certificate in Chadwick Lodge________ ....________ .— ..
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*- • by
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—— — Dean, Roth, Clinton and Lucy Rolfe lives flying “the hump” are getting
tune get in the way, till they were —
gent
out
we —
ek
Congressman
al*o covers the city’s investment in and Mrs. Creager received Mrs. HU1-
Piano music was by Mrs. Hatcher and
led to repent. This is a film put out Richard P. Gale (Republican) of
some graphic and very tragic, illus­
the lot.
%
i: "PoUtlcal Poison—By
vlolln •e,ection» by Bill Roth.
strom’s O. 4L 8. pin.
. two
.
by the Baptista company, which soe- Minnesota: rouucat roison
trations of the evil* of uncontrolled
The offer of Wm. Foote of $401
After the meeting a socidl time was , cializes ln Christian film* only. The friendly tatters, unwittingly, guileless-
inflation every day.
<
for Lota 11 and 12, Bloek 50, Elliott’s enjoyed, followed by refreshments.
evening is sponsored by tbe young U and at no expense, Congressman
The
flight
over
“
the
hump
”
is
a
Addition—at the east end of Fifth The chapter room, Htll and dining
i torturous, hazardous, 700-mile hop
people of the church and they will Miller kilted pff MacArthur for Pres-
street w a s turned down. The for­ room were resplendent with baskets , be in charge and have planned other ident All Congressman Miller want­
through the fabled Himalayas. Past
mer owner of the property, George x>f lovely flowers. The table was a
special feature*. AU those interested
waa contact with hi* Itero and a
jagged,
snow-covered
mountain
Andrew Johnson, has redeemed from picture with streamers of pink and
are especially invited.
small share in any publicity.
All
peeks, the highest in the world,
the county and offered to pay the blue centered with spring blooms.
rrice This season
through narrow winding passes, some
city $25 a month to retire his street
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The price of dry caacara berk to of them 20,000 feet high, over barren
Bachelor Girls Clan
opening at 20 cents per hundred ac­ wastes on Which white men have
debt.
These weekly letters of mine have cording to Henry Callison, manager never set their foot and lived to
The Bachelor Girls Club enjoyed an
The council ordered that $18.05 per
carried so much discussion of the of I. P. Calltoon A Sone, crude drug tell it
lot be charged two property owner* interesting talk given by Rev. Robt.
proposed alcohol-from-sawdust plant dealers of Chehalis, Washington.
The men who fly this route have to
Greene
last
Friday
at
their
luncheon
in the bottom northwest at Foleom’s
To be usejl for feeding livestock that I hestitate to dwell further on it ’ While expert peelers can make big buck the most powerful air currents
He discussed the living
drocery for connecting with the meeting.
and poultry a supply of wheat is However, to bring the story up to money at ilfi» .price, amateurs can do and the most treacherous weather
trunk line sewer than, and that $25 conditions and problems which afire
maintained by the County AAA Com­ date, the entire subject is now being extremely well.
conditions known to exist any place.
be charged "E. A. Wimer for con^ around such war Industrial centers as
mittee in government bins at Co­ studied personally by Mr. Donald -“Need for caacara bark la urgent And «11 the way they are flying un­
Vanport.
.
;
nccting a houae he owns on Sherwood
Members who attended were Lun­ quille and to being distributed to Nelson, head of the War Production this season,” says Mr. Calltoon. “The armed transport planes within range
Heights. At the time the sewer was
feelers on Mondays of each week, ac- Board. The routine rejection by the
elle
Chapin, Mary Lou Culver, Glenda
armed services use large quantities of Jap fighters, and for 200 miles over
laid he had a septic tank on the lot
, Clinton. Rheo Walker, Alys June Fox, ^irdln< to,..J’ P Carl, chatrm>n of Requirements Committtee of WPB in addition to normal supplies re­ Jap-held territory that is peppered
and asked to be excluded from the
Dorothy Coffey, June Williams, Ruth the committee, who states further did not kill the project. That action quired in civilian hospitals and for with anti-aircraft batteries waiting
sewer assessment district.
Lockwood,
Maxine Johnson,' Norene that the curtailment in time that the merely delayed a final decision. ,
lend-lease. Few people realize that to blaze away at them.
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McKeown, Margaret Belloni, Doro­ wheat will be distributed has been
the world’s entire supply of caacara
For two yean now this has been
necessary in order to save oh tabor
There has been a considerable dis­ is harvested, io the Northwest, and the only supply route over which vital
thea and Marybelle Yarbrough.
j and avoid the necessity of Increasing cussion lately of the clash between
that the extract of cascara to the material* can be shipped to China.
¡the price to producers.
L. E. Tsnkersley, of Msrahfield, wss
civil and military authorities in the widest used of all laxatives because The Air Force refuses to release the
Guild Meets
brought to the hospital last Wednes­
Carload shipment at the feed wheat Territory of Hawaii.
The civilian
The Guild met on Wednesday with I can still be arranged tor any point in government of the Islands has no of its tonic nature and non-hablt casualties suffered in pioneering and
day evening, following a car wreck
maintaining this air route.
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by ______
placing orders at the quarrel at all with military measures forming characteristics.”
on the highway in which his neck and Mr*. J. A. Moore hostess. The«roup ¡the county
But it is no exaggeration to say that
worked
on
a
quiH
and
next
week
<
county
Agent
’
s'
o«ire
back were injured.
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_
where as­ deemed necessary for security and
every precious ton that has gone
Colleges Planning Post
An eight-pound baby girl, not yet plan to do the same. Any interested sistance
will
be
given
in
pooling
or-
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over “the hump” has been paid for
named, was borti to Mr. and Mr*. C. in helping with the work should plan ders where a saving can be made the Pacific. If martial law is neces- War Military Training
with American and Chinese blood.
to attend, bringing with them their in transportation of the wheat to sary, people from Hawaii say, there
R. Hall of this city last Thursday.
If military training is made com­
And do you know what *ome of the
The same day Chauncey Fish, of thimbles and scissors. —
farms on the county, it is stated.
la no objection to it. But they in­ pulsory after this war, It should M heaviest shipments are over this last
Attending were Mesdames Annie
the Arago star route, entered for an
Dairymen and poultry men who stat upon being treated as loyal and ¡combined with college study for stu-
Robinson, Wm. Mansell, Ida Owen, mix their own feed* are being urged patriotic citizen* of the United States, dents capable of doing good college link between India and China?
appendectomy.
Luckey
Bonney, C. L. Tuttle, J. A. by the County committee to provide They point out that the people of work, in the opinion of the majority Money. Yes, billions and billlona of
Chas. Gallas, of the Coquille Bak­
ery, underwent a major operation on Moore, Chas. Seibig, B. Folsom, Frank now for their requirements of soy Hawaii have met their War Bond of 143 college president* throughout “dollars” worth of Chinese paper
money.
Sunday, as did also Marguerite Starr, Shaw, L. H Hazard, Hale Eubanks, Man meal or other protein concen­ quotas—and more, have contributed the United States, who discussed this
China has always had her paper ,
, Henry Lorenz, W. H. Caughell and trates through the coming winter, to to the Red Cross, tFie USO and hsve question in connection with a post­
of Bandon.
money printed in the United States
Charley Waite, grandson of Rev. Cha*. Stauff
protect against shortages later in the otherwise been 'tan integral port of war planning survey conducted by
and Britain. Now, as result of her
and Mrs. Chas G. Brown, submitted
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year which may be caused by a con­ the war effort. Thousands of their ' the American College Publicity ar­
uncontrolled inflation, her demand
to In appendectomy on Monday and Birthday Party
gestion In transportation facilities and sons are in the service. All they now ' sociatlon.
for paper bills is tremendous.
Mrs Esther Hatcher underwent a ma-
Kay Ellen Simmons, of 16« Sher- a heavier demand at that time for ask is that they be treated according- | Of those replying to the question,
In a# effort to avert complete eco­
jor operation on Tuesday.
wood st celebrated her 10th birth- these
lnc!W! materials.
ly by the necessary military power— 83, including President A. L. Strand
nomic chaos in distressed China, the
Dismissals the past week were Mrs. I d.y Saturday, April 22. by entertain-
Most of the protein feeds available and they insist that they NOT be of Oregon State, believe that certain
top priority has been given to cur­
Marian Sharpe on Saturday, Mr*. ; in< several of her young friends at ifor feeding this year are handled by treated as if Hawaii to an occupied portions of that training should be
rency.
f
Maude MacDonald on Monday, Grant her home Games
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*___ ,hp
• .mail
were played
,the ,eed tra*le hut
but a
small amount country to be run by a military gov- * available only, in the colleges for
So, with ChennauU and Chiang
Harry on Tuesday and Mrs Felix the time Of their arrival until late in wa*
was reserved by the government for ernment
emment of occupation.
occupation,
, those students able to do college
and Stilwell all desperate for guns,
M liier on Wednesday.
son with refreshments distribution in deficiency areas.
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—o—
y
, work. Reserve officer training was
the afternoon
i tanks, munitions, and medical sup­
d.
Kay
Ellen's
mother,
Feeders
who
are
unable
to
obtain
Several
state
primaries
am
being
available
only
at
educational
institu-
were served.
are
lnstitu-
plies, precioas hundreds of cubic feet
Five Before Justice
I : Mrs. Harold Simmons, was assisted dealers may list orders with the held next week so a light legislative lions prior to the war.
of cargo space in the transports fly­
t
!
County
Agent
who
to
secretary
to
the
schedule
is
in
prospect.
As
a
matter
.
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by
Mrs.
Olger
Molthu.
The
guests
F. R. Bull The Past Week
ing “the hump” are filled with piles
County Committee for distribution of fact, there is very little legislation Meter Vehicle Registration
Myrick Daniels, who was charged included Elsie and Marceen Preissler,
of war-inflated Chinese paper cur- 1
from the amount reserved by the ready for floor action now. Several Up Two Per Cent This Year
Mavis
Newton,
Linda
and
Nadine
by the state police in Justice Bull's
¡government.
Every effort will be major bills are being completed in •
court last Saturday with having no Mblthu, Betty Clark, Delores Mc­
Motor vehk le registration in Ore- j‘
made
by
the
committee
to fill orders committee and will be reported out
Cloud,
Careen
and
Tommy
Molthu
operator's license and with hunting
gon
during the first quarter of 1544
which
are
listed,
Carl
stated.
soon, but there will be nothing of
out of season, pleaded guilty and paid nnd Kay Ellen • brother, Duane.
totalled 382,083 vehicles, an increase,
consequence
on
the
calendar
for
the
$7 fine and coats on the first charge
of two per cent over the registration ' , April 28—Chas. W. Clemens of
coming week.
Coquille Grange
Card of Thanks
and $25 on the second. *
for the same period of 164$, Secretary , Mellpe, Ills; and Marjorie Miller, of
We
desire
to
extend
our
sincere
The Coquille Grange met last Fri-
The same day DeWayne Lee Krantz
of Stpte Bob Farrell discloses.
I Marshfield. They were married by
waa given a $50 suspended sentence j day for pot luck dinner. The Fair­ thanks for the kindness and sympathy
Increases were reported in all Justice F. R. Bull-at his office here
shown
us
during
our
recent
bereave
­
foe killing a deer out of season and view grange members were guests.
classes of registrations, private pas- , last Saturday.
Harry Sylvester Krantz was given anti Clarence Oelka gave a very in­ ment and for the flowers at the fun­
Leola M. Hultin was last Friday senger vehicles, busses, and trucks, j May 1—Geo. T. Russell and Melba
until May 16 to pay $54 for being in teresting talk touching on various eral services held for our mother, Mrs. appointed guardian for Janet Hultin, Motor cycles, however, shewed d Curen, both of Bandon.
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possession of dyer meat during the problems to be faced when the/peace ¡Mary A. Newton.
whose estate is estimated to be worth slight reduction.
May 2—Robt. E. Smith and Anita
The Newton Family
closed season.
' to won.
»2300 in personal property.
Mrs.1 Registration fees for the first quar- Bernhardt, both of Bandon.
f 1 - K
’
>5-'' t
They
On Monday this
week Francis
Hultin was also appointed guardian ter totaled *1,113,243.31 compared to were married at the Bandon M. E.
Lewis Haga paid $7 to the justice for
Richard Inger, who has been in
Electric Fence Units, $14.75 and,for Tommy Hultin, whore estate is $1,107,835.55 a year ago.
church on Tuesday by Rev. G. H.
passing on a curve, and on Tuesday the armed forces for the past year, up. Will work on 110-volt line, or-----
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worth
same day Mrs. |
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Newland.
Albert Edward Lively was fined $5, came in Wednesday evening on fur- hot shot battery, or automobile bat- Hultin was appointed guardian for
To be trusted is a greater compli- ■ May 3—Wayne H Waite
and coots $4 teg having an overloaded Ibugh to be spent with his wife and ] tery.
thlrd Ch,W’ MerriM*’ flv* yea" ™»*ant‘>h*^Mac- man, and Flor. McPhereon, at As-
small
truck.
Donald.
Townsend Club No. 1
Wheat For Feeding
In Storage Here
Belle Knife Hospital
Marriage Licenses
Probate Court Items
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