STATE FAIR NOTES.
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Implements
/
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ock and Farm Impie-|
by the piece, at the old
ysaa and will rent the
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id yo u ever stop
At the State Fair at Salem, Sept.
25th to 30th inclusive, the Mulheur
Boys’ and d ills ’ club won fourth
prize «on artistic booth in competi
tion against the other counties rep-
resentinl there.
There were 15 entries of corn in
the club booth. Five prizes only
were given for corn and we played
“ pig” by taking all five prizes. In
placing the corn by the judges we
won the first seven places. The
boys winning were as follows: First,
Ted Barrett o f Upper Big Bend;
2nd, Elmer Parker o f Lower Big
Bend: 3rd, Bobby Barrett o f Upper
Big Bend; 4th, Ira Biumbach of
Lower. Big
Bend;
5 th, Gerrett
Muntzgewerff of Lower Big Bend.
First prize, a trip to the Oregon
Agricultural College and a member
ship in the Boys’ and Girls’ Summer
School, 1928, with all expenses paid
for two weeks, provided by the
Portland
Implement
and Tractor
Association, hy II. M. Mercer, sec
retary; 2nd prize, $5; 3rd prize, $4;
4th, $3; 5th, $2.
In Division 1, Doris Lees of Bro
gan won second prize o f $5.
In sewing Division 2, Violet Lees
of Brogan won first prize o f a trip
to the Boys’ and Girls’ Summer
School at Corvallis, in June, 1923,
with all expenses paid
by the
Meier & Frank company department
store of Portland.
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to think
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Departm ent o f Justiee Makes!
Best R ecord in Its History
,v
V .v w
don’t I
your sac
sell your
Has Performed Prodigious Amount of Work, Succ*|
fully Defended Government and Instituted
Proceedings Against War Frauds.
R t. F K KM K N T ATI V K J O H K I'II
IIOI SK C O M M IT T K Z
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The activities and ac« ompllslnnenta safe to say no staff could .
of tho Department of Justice during selected who were better
the past 15 months ccSuprlse the most their legal attainment. , ’
successful recoriFthat department has particular experle«, » , n
m ade,since Its establishment
Tho of tho war grafi
largest amount of business In tho his
Never In tho history 0f th.N
tory of that department . has been tnent of Justice hare the *
transacted for the current year on laws been so vigorously Drai
less money than was appropriated for during the last 15 monthT
the preceding year.
first time jail sentences
Averltable avalanche of business was as a punishment for iioi1!j„ ’j
clogging the dockets In nearly overy Sherman Antl-Trust Act!» J
United States District Court and now of United States vs
oases being entered in unpr«scedented j ot al. The department at
numbers when Attorney Uenerul I has under investigation mor)
Daugherty took charge of the .Depart- ( cases of alleged violation. 0f
ment of Justice March 4, 1921. He | ti-Truat Act and ha. pe,^.
found the department disorganized. courts 26 such case«, gist
It was necessary to muke a Hurvey pot 4. 1921, the Attorney 0«^
only of his own force but of the vari tlce has won 109 cases In t^|
ous cases pending In the several Unit State« Supreme Court andl«#
ed States Courts throughout the coun that time It has tried 1||T
try. This gigantic task was acom- the various United States c
pUshed with thoroughness and dis won 110. The department
vory successful in defendl«]
patch.
Early In his incumbency Attorney eminent In the United Su
General Daugherty began an Investiga of Claims where litigation a
tion of the so-called War Fraud eases, i Increased as
result ol|
After he h id thoroughly surveyed the tracts and tax cases. T m
situation and he and his staff were were decided In this com
ready to proceed bo asked for au ap- 12, In which the Attorn«
proprlntton of half a million dollars to department appeared (or
enable him to employ additional aud ment. In theso 20 case
competent special attorneys to con- merit sued for the asjri
duct the actual work of grand Jury In- 619,693. The total of
ventlgatlon and prosecution Tho men allowed was only |5
whom he selected for this task are
This. In brief, is an
«killed lawyers:
Former Senator the more Important
Charles S Thomas, of Colorado, a Department of Justice
Democrat who was conspicuous In the 1921. Ait enormous ai
Senate Inves'lgatlon of the aircraft has been performed and
scandal, former Congressman C. F. of the Judicial service
Reavis, of Nebraska, who was a mem- j lied by energ» Intellli
her of the House Commltte which In- | patch. The record o(
vestlgated the expenditures of the under the presont adm
War Department: fn—tor Congress only reflects great i
man R. D MacCullou;
of Ohio, also ney General Daugherty«
a member of that Co,. i itteo, and Mr. Harding, but It In
Meier Stelnbrlnk, of New York, who and respect of our |
assisted Charles E. Hughes In the In the courts and in tin
famous aircraft inquiry of 1918. and the responsibility and i
who was also employed as Special ministering the In* Is i
Counsel for the House Committee on will remind oar people!
Investigating war <■ ■.n«-n«Htni-c» It Is » govern ment of laws iitd
Feed Mash for Layers
See that the pullets consume as
much mash as possible as this will
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By E. R. Waite.
make them lay.
The tendency is
to eat too much scratch feed which
1400 lb horses, ten
causes them to stop laying.
They
/oung team
should have all the green feed they
That the cities that know what will take, plenty o f fresh buttermilk
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they ¡ re doing and where they are and as much mash as scrtach grain.
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going generally get somewhere.
Sodium Flouride Kills Lice.
Dust the pullets with sodium flour
This is
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That it is time some cities removed ide if troubled with lice.
I The second recommended method their -moke screens and
let the best done at night as less disturb
' of taxation is upon tangible prop- world know where they
are and ance is caused among the birds.
NEW AND
erty only and that the rate be made where they stand,
Garden Tract Needs Shift.
WILLARD AND
as low as possible. The question o f 1 Thai a man should not pretend to
It is well to pick out a new spot
whether tangible property be re- J be one thing and be another,
ACKTYLEÎ
roved entirely from the tax roll is
That quality merchandise is sold for the home vegetable garden ut
[to
this
time
of
the
year
since
one
of
the
V*
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ft to the circumstances in the | in the stores of your city, and adver-
■ate-
i tised in your papers.
Read the add best ways to prevent the increase of
WESTFALL
!
,The third source of tax revenue j That your city is the natural shop- vegetable «liseases from year to year
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commended in the report is from ing center for your section.
It has is to rotate the soil in order that
Jim Stingle sold his hay crop to
ELIDIE Pi
siness carried on from profit ■ all the public conveniences of a live parasites that get established with Wikerlig & Logan.
one crop may have a chance to die
FIRST Ckj
-hin the state and several recom- j city.
Four carloads of p«‘ople attended
.ndatlons are made replacing the
Tha, a clean city is always a very out before the crop is again growu
This often takes the dance at Harper Saturday night.
.siness
tax
known
as license healthy city. Keep your city clean, on the same land.
There was a large crowd out and
hich is collected in many states.
Tha your city should set the puce several years. Potato ground espec-
I CHU I I
o r kT OF THE
everyone had a most enjoyable time.
ialy
shoud
be
rotated
on
account
of
OF OI. r
>.\ FOR THE
The association believes, the re- for all cities in your section.
Be
Miss
Myrtle
Estes
o
f
Ontario
high
I'l
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c
,
M ir r i:.
wilt and rhizoctonia.
continues, if these three meth- first in everything.
school
and
Miss
Edna
Claypool
of
Ob
« Corpora-
• taxation are justly carried
Tha every citizen should wear the
the Vale high school are up visiting
Roof Hen House Now.
a state that the tax burden smile of optimism, show commercial
l ’laintiff,
Now is the time to fix the roof of home folks this week.
be heavy upon any one courage and faith, and keep everlast-
I,eo Buffington o f Jordan Valley
the poultry house if it has not al
property, as it now is upon ingly boosting your city,
jN A. Ill ! 1 I iN, ELROY
spent Fridny and Saturday in this
A \ . i \<r: i ; E. 111JFF-
rty and that sufficient | That if you do all this, you will ready been done.
JACOIl h i rr.'.IA N , BAR-
city.
til be collected for all have personal success, civic success
I WILSON ui'fl E. C. WIL-
Hens Peck Pen Mates
governmental demands,
j and your city will grow and develop.
Mrs. Rufino Arrien and baby girl
Birds just o ff the range and con returned home from Vale Friday.
I lefendents.
fined in small quarters, as they are
*n!ce thing nbout a radio
man A. Huffman, of the
Rosa Fritetjet and Dorothy Wood-
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ic does not have to get up
during the winter, should be care anz, both o f Ontario, are visiting
Named Defendants:
,e the record all the time.
IE NAAIL :i. , HE STATE
fully watched, for they are likely to with their parents this week.
EGON: Y
Juveby re
develop the habit o f picking each
Wm. Ilyte of Harper has rented
.nee of Wales got a black eye
appear . 11 <I answer, or
others feathers.
The new feathers Mrs. E. D. Carder’s town place and
e plead, to the complaint on
• polo In Manila. There’s no Malhe ir County Real Estate Trans-
have blood at the base which gives will move his fam ily here for the
in,_again
. in the above
jetting a black eye that way.
f I Ì!
t ers Recorded Sept. 23rd
them the taste o f blood and causes winter some time soon.
■tut, on -
before aix (6)
ijÉ J
to Sept. 30.
<* f i
rom 1 1
of the first
this habit to develop.
The best of
¡breakable glass has been In
Billy Gregory left Thursday for
on hen of, tl
same being
business visitor in Brogan Sunday. .
Chimney Swifts and
remedies is to keep the birds busy ______
in Bohemia. Fine! But what
l,"
M.
R.
Morris
et
ux
to
John
M.
Jordan
Valley
on
a
visit
with
day ol r- . .ember, 1922, and
jr 1
The bird called tlie
¡rid needs Is an unbreakable Teutsch, S%SWy*SEVi Sec. 36 - 19 - 40 .' and hungry working for feed, which | frl(,nds
m
1
Frank Hardman from Unity was
#ii so to app ir .uni answer,
ÊÈi-d
m
j without stopping In in
| will keep away this depraved appe
vise plead, for want there-
9-7-22 $3,000.
Mrs. Ida Stewart an«l daughter a Brogan visitor Saturday.
I pii
\
plaintiff
will apply to the
tite.
Raw bones with a little meat Jean went to Vale on business last
"ff wlt'' l'V hefl,k|or
M r. Brown and Mr. . , Stewart . .. o f| I the
|| 'If
Rus
ell
Maxfield
et
ux
to
Anna
end of dead hrnnrt«
e devil made the country town,”
r
>eo
demanded in
on
them,
placed
where
the
pullets
^
Brogan
business
visit-1
0llrr|
eSi
Payette
were
by une. lui à
compiaint, to wit:
For a
a spenker. It may be his opinion Crane,S%NE%, N E % N EU , Sec.20;
can get them, will help.
Care must
Dick Lauor and w ifc and Oliver ors Mondty.
jglui lng theiii ¡igiilnst ll»Î
t ugainn .
adants. Till
having driven over some of the SW*/iNW@ Sec. 21-17-47. 12-30-21.
be exercise to keep the bones from Sandy am, wJfe mot()red to Vale
Hut (man and Elroy llu ff-
Mr. Wadford o f Fruitland was a|haR flnlsbod an nlmomt
$5.00.
ig.
d each o f them, for the sum
Mrs. Sandy will go on
| hittlce crndle. Only (
Brogan visitor Saturday.
Shci iff ^1. Lee Noe to L. A. Long- getting stale by providing fresh ones Sunday
thousand Dollars, together
Switzerland's watchmaking Industry streth NttSE % Sec. 6-16-47.
There will he a dance at the lug aeason do certain i
9-25- from day to day.
Ontario for teachers’ institute.
Bresf thereon al the rate of
ninutb si-crete a browi
sick. Switzerland Is paying for the 22.
Brogan
Community
Hall
Saturday,
¡2,500.00
(Certificate
of
sale).
cent
pet annum from the
Charley
Becker
anil
Henry
Dean
IstfflHVW Stan
quickl.v gains and haï
K wrist watches It Inflicted on a helpless
y ot November, 1920, until
S h e'iff H. Lee Noe to L. R. Dun
each sold a bunch of beef cattle to October 14.
must be capable of
linsed tu tbe air. When tl
world.
IRONSIDE
r the sum
,600.00 to be
There will be Sunday school at
can S-4N W K SE U , N ttS W % N E K ,
Baker Ball of Ontario. They are
stered by such means and agencies
licou stuck nffnlnst a <
to_,.I?“ inil! ■
om said de-
•he
Brogan
Community
Hall
every
Sec.
N
%
N
E
(4N
E
%
,
NVuNW'A
holding
them
at
the
Joe
Randleman
as the states have at their com
bMiks ns If II were cora
And we distinctly recall that fifty
i Anlmai. A. Huffman and
After spending a few weeks with
S%SW14SE14,
N%NW>/*
place at present, as they were un Sunday. Everyone is invited to at ¡•(•:it of Islngbiss. Ont
luftnuin
* irney’g fees
mand and can reasonably be ox- years ago the girls were admired, re NW14
their
sister,
Mrs.
Herman
Rise,
Mrs.
suit, and
plaintiff’s costs
spected and loved, though fully SW K, S% N W % SE % , S% SE% SEU
four to six whlt» easii
able to get cars to ship them in be tend.
pected to provide.
Pierce,
and
Mrs.
Swaker
rerturned
11
n- F or an
Sec. 1'¡-31-41. 1-3-1921. $200.00.
fore the last of the week.
“ It must be adapted to a country dressed.
dll d e c ." oi ill:.C o u r t that
Theodore Looper to S. F. Taylor this week to their home in Burns.
This lAird la hat.
A program is being prepared by
with a federal form o f government
Fighting
mtiti
.
said
mortgage
la u
“ After a time,” says a wit. “the
F. Smith of Brogan was a Sunday th" Schooi " cbiidrJn ‘ to be rendered
Voung albatrosses are so laden with
and to this end must reconcile the flapper wtll go the way the dudes Lots ::9 and 30, Block 4, Terrace
oitgagv lien upon the land
In sections of
^
Columbus Day. Neighbors and par- tliclr own fat that one of them may fruit growers (over il
m‘?es l'l i
i in said plain-
diverse claims o f our several states, went.” Wrong: the flapper goes her Heights Add. to Ontario. 9-10-21. vis tor ere.
ortgage, v.ldeji aid land is
Lee Thompson and Alee Murray ents are cordially invited to attend. go five months without taking any rooflng paper, cutting «
$ 10 . 00 .
which now conflict at many points, own way.
J as loll...
to-wit:
Lot
A. W. Ward et ux to Frank A n d -¡o f Jamieson have been hauling posts
Charley Roe, salesman for a miurishineig, says the American For fo r Ilio melon hill* III1
thereby producing
utmost multiple
I) and the o, ¡¡least Quarter
estry Magazine. Tills Is llkewlso true that by this practice !
taxation and
disregard
of inter
of the i ' ' a« , st Quarter
The raise In the price of gasoline erson N % S% N E% Sec. 24-20-46. j this week from the Smith farm for grocery firm of Boise, was in town
of young pigeons and of other eea smothered and there tii
and the
seems to evoke no outcry of agony 9-26-22. $3,000.00
the Eastern Oregon Land Co.
Tuesday. Barney Tellison and wife
■ a '.west Quarter
state comity.
fowl.
In labor for oultivntlmi
of the
■ Hi ist Quarter
“ It must respect existing consti from the occupants of the Sole Leath
U. f . A. to Manuel Todhunter SE
Ernestine and Carol Locey and accompanied him
from
Boise on
of
Section
\en (7 ), and1
tutional
limitations, federal
and er Express.
J4SWM, S% SEi4, NE'ASE'A, E % N iF red Grabner atended the dance at their road to their home in Beulah.
(1) and the Northeast
state or else point ’ to the practical
E% Sec 8; W % SW % Sec. 9-14-42.' Brogan Saturday night.
Frank Scott has been to Beulah
(N
E
U
)
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the
Northwest 1
Although the western hemisphere Is
methods of
constitutional
amend
Miss Sylvia Grabner of Brogan riding for his fathre’s cattle and
„ ’ ’
ctlon Blgh-M
moving north, the rate of 95 miles In 4-19-2 .
^L ell m rownship Twenty-]
ments.
IJ. S. A. to Manuel Todhunter SVu i visited Miss Ernestine Locey Sunday, while there purchased the Daniel
1,000,000 years Is too slow for hay-
,,ifS°ir i1i
” i,c'" l' orty-six t
“ It must represent, as nearly as fever sufferers.
S E ', -See. 5; W % N E % , NW @SEy4,
McKenzie
cattle
for
himself.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howard were
‘
Meri di an, in a
possible, a general concensus of
Lots J 3 and4, Sec.8-14-42. 4-19-22.
Mrs.
Ida
Stingle
is
visiting
her
n*y “ MalE i, State o f Or-
j diner guests of Mrs. Nick Washann
opinion nnd to this end must give
A lltle kid died ns a result of eat Panilo Sheep and Land Co. to Fred
son Guy here this week.
n<‘ Umt
ion, Hiortgnge,
. Sunday.
careful consideration to the most ing face cream, drown men mny fat C. D p ry. Lot 4 Sec. 19; Lots 1 and
F e «»• mti
i ,i„ do-
John Connon of upper Bully creek ‘
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Wise
made
a
*
j»ac<
>
b
Hiiffman,
Inf>;er
1
ten
on
this
stuff,
but
It
Is
not
a
safe
influential body of opinion develop
2, Sec 30-13-42; N EUNEU Sec. 25
wag intown Tuesday after supplies.
,n,
Barney
!
i
or 10. C.
business trip to Brogan Sunday.
ed and formulated by the National diet for Imldes.
13-41
1-8-21.
$1.00
Mrs. Mustard and son Joe spent a
1la-v h >'
in or to said ,
Tax Association.
F. C. Drury to Florence Wood Lot
Mrs. Ike Powers returned home f(!w days here last week looking I
ni
1 ■
any part ’
The
foreslghted
patriot
should
begin
“ It must not propose measures
except the
ght, and inter-
4, Sec. 19; Lots 1 and2, Sec. 30-13-42 Sunday from Ontario where she has after property interests.
to pick out the spot on the front porch
Paid defendant, liif.cv E. Huff- "
wholly foreign to American experi
G. A. Claypool went to Vale'
where he will pitch his camp for n NEUNEU Sec. 25-13-41. 5-23-21.$l. been visiting with her parents, Mr.
s the \.if,.
... ,i, 1 defendant,
ence nnd contrary to the ideas of summer vacation.
Western Col. Co.. SEUSW U Sec. 25 and Mrs. Henry Westfall.
Tuesday and will take in the rodeo
Huffman, subsequent
in
the American people.
18-14. 9-25-22. $400.00
Mr. and Mrs. James Derve return- while there.
,, ‘nfertor in right to said h
Three fundamental principles of
I s said mortgage.
Clue. Altschul ot ux to the Oregon home from Ontario where they have
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taxation are revealed by the study discussed .hy a public speaker. Some
« judgment, order and d e cre e ^
spent the last few days on business.
Marriage Licenses Issued
of taxation. 'The first o f these is believe It to be n hair cut. some a
•
sal''
and prem -|P
BROGAN
Ben Jones and family from Bonita I
During Week
upon execution, and that the I s
that every person having taxability shave, and Rome both.
were
over
night
visitors
at
the
E
li!
'
,
u d in w
Boyd Colson and Nellie c. Lozier.
should pay some sort of a direct
4The dance of October 7, given at
’ "L ’the judgment against the
Rose place Sunday.
They say gnsollne will go to 30 10 - 2 - 22 .
personal tax to the government
lendants, Ti man A. Huff-
r»
i
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,
^
the
Brogan
Community
Hall,
was
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins of Canyon!
„, , ,
.
,
Alfr>d C. Holland and Beatrice
id Elroy Hu
under which he is domiciled. The cents, and we suspect that at figure It
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..
attended by a large crowd. The!
, including +
will innko a good many of the motor Long. 10-4-22
City are visiting their daughter, Mrs n
.
.
disbursement
second is that tangible property
attorney’s
Fr.u T om ,.....—
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Brogan
community
give
sincere,
ists feel about like that
nd
if
any
o
f
Oliver W. Page and Martha Well- Fre<* lawerence this week
o f I j
should be taxed by the jurisdiction
thanks to those who are thus help-1
lale remain,
¡' lying T
in which it is located because it
Mrs. Alvin Bushy and Mrs. Lance j ing
pay io r the ComunUy"Hail.'
Once we called war prices profiteer ington *0-7-22.
"<1 judgm,..,:. ¡ .eluding costs,i
Walter B. Carmon and Ruth E. Stout visited their parents, Mr. and
there receives^-protection and other ing. Now war prices are to prevent
«
ney5« fees
K n o w H o w M u ch Y ou Savf
Miss Dayal Cockram is visiting her
governmental benefits and services. profiteering. Even words change their Bullard. 10-7-22.
Mrs. James Elms, this week.
l Z 1 . •
lent ol the
■j parents this week because o f in sti-!
the
benefit
o
f
whomever!
And the third is that business car meaning In pence nnd war.
b
y
P
a
in
tin
g
N
o
w
t
o
Save
R'
Mr. McCray of Vale installed an tute which gives school children a
Complaints Filed in Circuit Court.
ltd ii 1 he ■;
ried on for profit, should be taxed
electric washing machine for A; E. vacation.
your property ' neri» g
°
':
!i
) 'lot amount
City
of
Ontario
vs
C
McGonagill,
What if the feminine ankle—on the
IO
M
PARE
the
prices
o
f
lum
for the benefits it receives.
«um
Nichols Thursday.
—and to one the
. aid >'
J. A. Smith and daughter Thelma
ber and paint. They w ill ,
Recognizing these three tHx prin average—Is an Inch to an Inch and a Adm ’ 0-3-22. Condemnation.
Eli Rose and neicc, Mrs. Dave Lau-
•se-
The best p*W*J
half
larger
than
the
old
style,
so
long
Mari
ha
Broderick
vs
W.
L.
Broder
motored
to
Baker
Friday.
show
you
how
expensive
it
to
ciples, the association proposes a
«nd ntto, ey’s fees, that,
crence motored to Vale this week. *
P
'
as
tha
effect
Is
artistic?
ick.
10
3-22.
Divorce.
have
judgmen
i xr
,
.
Hick Lockett shipped six carloads
model system of state and local tax
let buildings pot
lack o f the
over and
Guy Wise and Nora Lathrope w ho, of
Frjday
it said defer
Carlos Bilbao vs Amos Aramburu,
' Tillman A.
ation which would
have three
protection o if f paint
trail
and Elr
were quietly marr.cd m We.ser last
Mj„
g ,yia
If Paderewski can play politics a- Adm. 0-4-22. Recovery of money.
■Huffman
and
The best
Miss Sylvia Grabner, who has
sources of tnx incomes; a personal well ns he can play the piano la
Hundreds o f thousands o f d ol
week returned home Thursday.
1
WHITE
READ.
P
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Geo.
E.
Davis
vs
W.
J.
Pinney,
been visiting her parents the past
income tax, a property tax and a shouldn't have any trouble getting that
lars worth o f valuable buildings
I. H. Laurence and family moved
glnc and pur*
Trust,
10-4-22. Foreclosure of Tax
business tax.
arc wasting today at a rapid rate,
Job as President of Poland.
In Fuller's P*1"“ ?«
to
Unity
where
they
have
leased
a
rPh
tUfm'd
‘
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Lien.
act proportions m*
In considering the proposed per
b e c a u s e th e y n a v e n o t b e e n
piece of land from Hall Laport for
M U sA xtM R H
, M-
sonal income tax, the report sets
Peggy the Vamp says she doesn't
painted when they needed iL
the coming season.
Miss Axtel Reed nnd M .s sM a e
Petit ions Filed in Probate Court.
Free
forth, several means of levying such know why the men are crazy over her
Pair
*aint now. Save repairs.
I
Estate
of
Fannie
J.
Blanton.
10-2-22.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sylvester
Rose
and
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tax were considered and the one hut our guess Is that It’s because tin
The utmost econom y in paint
I Estate of Andrew J. Ufford. 10-3-22. Mr. ami Mrs. Elmer Laucrence mo-
r
rn, rlnS< 1 U P’
recommended is a purely personal haven’t got any better sense.
JUk ost
H 1-‘ J
ing
results
from
the
use
o
f
a
tored to Ontario Tuesday on a bus- R EmeSt .L? CCy1 ° f Ir0" a'de W“ S ”
color card*, ete.
■
income tax and the different recom-
iness trip
¡Brogan vm tor last week.
i s
Î5 c
high quality product at the time
Haggling Habits.
J
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k
t
hr r d j r S j f a
HONEY AS FOOD
mtndations of this may be summar
This story Is told of a tightwad who
it is needed. The best paint Ho«
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Nickles
re-
MiSS
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le
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visit'
¿
ized as follows:
spreads easily — it saves labor color r furile
Do you know anything about the vns pr vailed upon one Sunday mom turned from Ontario Thursday, hav- i ,ne her Parpnts, Mr. and Mrs. Em
hsrruoDT
J
h*nnooy * •** m
Tk* tax be collected only from wonder of honey ard how important mg by uts wife to go to church Not
c o s t It covers a larger area per
ory Cole, this week.
s be very busily reading the lnK ,pent some timp there-
persons living within the state upon and large the honey buisness h:, “nil
gallon than “ cheap” paint.
Mrs Bert T.aurenee and Mrs. Frank
Professor Charles
Stein, Brogan |
l'r" - r“ > 1 Of the service when tbe
their net income.
grown to be?
But most Important, the bon paint
'eetlon basket was possisi tint wins Jones motored to Brogan Thursday I
school teacher,
went to O n -!
Asserting that “ the personal ob
serves five or more year» longer than V.m lU ,
-
Very few people realize on what a be in later auneonced that tbe ,
for
fruit.
tario
Saturday
to
attend
institute,
i
Born sod RoefJrj}®“
“
cheap"
paint.
ligation of thg citizens to contribute large scale honey is produced today,
ïmi PION LIB WBITX
" would «II J.ur In «tnsme
It’a
economy,
then,
to
paint
when
Mrs. B. Plummer and son Edison! Carroll Locey o f Ironside was a |
to the support of ' the government and that the production of this ‘ safer lin e s' inr.ii« .¡f Ol«l ftnnd't-d Hie mm.
drove to Brogan this week for their i Brogan visitor Friday.
,m his seut «,„1 j r. , f . ,,-e ot
*Jfr ^' r
he Iwesf should not be sweet' has become an important in imse
•Ml iiJUMl
.
'Tted by the forhk his inveat- dustry.
Uni
^iteit tl
tbe minister » be ......
.
,
.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah and son Ross'
This is true not only ot
:»U«> il the Ninety nnd NI.,»* ‘ tlx wife
V *ho recommendation is the United States hut also of Can
"•
Boren . . t
w'n],
r, ur ^ an motored to Ontario Sunday, where
V i n « » *
•u,
Mm to go t» -
f * ? ./ .
tax f •no-Apcurities ada and of practically every other!
! otnmtnis
i ; Fridry
to look
l^ k at t some beef cattle
N° “ h r ____..
wi" Btt* "d institute.
r rutay to
>M >V ftinfc away Wfp. an utpid C Ì V ilu É ii. I’ m i n l r f
flu
J tf 1
■ *rvr ‘
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I belonging tw Wm. Tureman.
I
Ernestine
Locey
passed j
hie
P h o v n l» P u r# P#J"T
Ellen Smith pf Brogan spent the **]‘OUKh here Saturday enroute for
Pur# Pr#p#r#P Po,Bt
,
:i1 k^
^
h« . ^ dP T ” nts, Mr.
Manufarturrd by W. P. Fuller A Co.,
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another Inith exported and import«!
by the ton.
There are between
800,00(1 a n d ■ 1,000,000 people in the j
United States alone who keep bees.
The average anuul value of honey
it e m s o f in t e r e s t a b o u t
produced in this country is $ 00 , 000 ,
THE BOYS AND «W C S .
000, while wax, as a by-product,
brings about $3,000,000.
There are
Drafts Cause Disease
men w ho support their families, edu
Watch the ventilator and sky light
cate their children, own their homes,
in the poultry house anil keep them
take trips, and lay something aside
closed to avoid drafts which result
for their old age, from the honey
in roup, leg weakness, and colds. If
they produce.
the birds are affected with colds,
T h e e are localities that measure
tincture o f iodine injection into the
their rops, not by the pound, but
nostrils by means of a mashine oil
! hy till ton or even by the earlot.
c«u, a/tor squeaing out the mucous,
will prevent the cold from developing
into canker or roup.
y ss*
SERVICE
m
Check the G
for
7rE
C
by
tâvSiSæ
S is *
F u llc j
House .
,-
Üran ch e* In I # C itte . In the
kicked by a UnitY wc e
ay hut not ter- d* y •
Brogan Visitors Satur I
r J f air r Moorp Rnd >STU D*vis 0»
Motor- Ontario were d in M ^ A e s t s at the
B H ü lllU 11 IDEE
M» I n n n U , pUeOM .
M n h S«eda«eilee
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