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Jerome County times., September 18, 1919, Image 6
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Trask Oarage, Jerome, Idaho
or me suirennfr* tney oai
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was not :n
to end this war, it wa
any similar
t tie opponen
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.do our poopl
r peace table.
«ses of law
from every
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fa;hers an
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d end business ol
do not end it. if '
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GREATEST GR'SiS
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in America Stri\ing to
.irope From
Leaders
Save Race -
Destruction.
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JEWISH RELIEF WORK
IS NOW WORLDWIDE
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of America
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OLD BOY LENDS
ICO DOLLARS
Lam* .Money After Schoo! and
Inve»t* It With
Uncle Sam
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already and
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r:x
i pect to get at lean tao aore
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c A rar.nor.h. **aw.at* diiecwr
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Teeilin Federal Btwia ir.,.^ rm .
1 read
it made me
,[ a i : ' Ut Kail'll Varolcy.
n* the Vic-1
' ,V, n It a a» » 1 'teture of
■. « ■ *™ r r . k ;
ho had just bought a Liberty
—When
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Kind of an
made me think of
my Kind
w hen
t*v e.
i.it picture uccausa >ou are
an Am rl an. After
- oi th«t icWre i will •- you in
»orknian »hakin,» bauds
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stead of t!ie
»».;b I'ncle Sam
Amers'A.
A KAHNSWOKTH.**
Yo-irs io:
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HIGH COST OF LIVING
; ti launched
T!:-- federal goveriuut
ar asHlust i»rufUeerlng.
Ituvtjig this exam
also taking
r
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Yar
i v-ities a re
the : igli cost uf living
I
to e it at
liuced.
are
however.
these efforts,
mu-d to failure unless the people
a hand in the matter,
ho do the
All
s t.ik
o'.neu
he n eu an!
f ill value for
is i on getting
am! ; ; ;ize only th«'*»«
i t II le*
their money
sat Jlled
ur»*
j rurt*-. i' will be impossible to
here lin y should be.
will leave almost
savintts out
pi • es to
buying
very tutnily a margin y:
I) ;•:> -aved
m
j. dullaai." bccau.-»- tbclr
i le»- than In »ears gu:.e
ess than It will he in the nut
The government
rs the opportunity ut pultiug this«
. t . a .. uuilars !o work, earning interest
h.A the» are returning to their nor
"J"
inlay are
ig
ai.t futur»
opportunity is the Registered
v Saving! Ortlttcate, the War
Stamp and the Thrift Stamp.
are guaranteed
This
Tr.
hav
■uts In these
b
;n
Money Invested
government.
securities »»;lh tha accrued In
Ill he returned ty the tîoveru
• If Registered
ten day» not
>., » iags t'erllflcate* or War
» arts held until matu
r-a»ur
.in;
Sa» 1!
But whether
i :. • : .-iter
. ug or not, the» form an
held
,»>- of flgh'iug 'he high coat
Work and »ave
7 Reasons Why
YOU SHOULD HE A SUBSCRIBER TO
THE NEW WEST MAGAZINE
Commencing with the August. 1919, number;
REASON 1—The BRI NEAL PROJECT IN IDAHO
An interview with A. C. Milner, president of the Milner
corporation, actively identified with the building of the
Twin Falls South Side and North Side irrigation systems, giv
ing the history of the Hruneau with his reasons why this pro
ject should be the first to be developed under the soldier set
tlement plan—the Mondell-Smoot bill.
REASON 2—DEVELOPING RECLAMATION PROJECTS
An editorial in plain everyday language drawing attention
to the drawbacks in the development of reclamation projects
and outlining an efficiency plan for the future, to be incorpor
ated in the Mondell-Smoot bill.
REASON .1—RECLAIMING THE ARID LANDS
Showing the activities of the Idaho Reclamation Associa
tion and the importance of this and similar associations in
other western states—explaining fully the Milner plan for
handling the 1500,000,000 to lie appropriated by the Mondell
Smoot bill.
REASON 1—THE MONDELL-SMOOT HILL
Full text of the bill as it will come up in September. Ihe
amendments to be presented at that time wlil make this a pract
ical bill.
These should lye studied by everyone interested in
rapid development of lands and conservation yf waste water
supplies.
REASON —OBJECTIONS TO THE SOLDIERS LAND REC
LAMATION BILL
By Robert N. Bell, State Mine Inspector of Idaho, giving
' me -traight-from-the-shoulder arguments in support of the
Mondell-Smoot bill.
REASON H—THE TWIN FALLS NORTH SIDE PROJECT
A story of the growth and development of the North Side
tract. Illustrated.
REASON 7—JEROME—PROSPEROUS CAPITAL OF THE
NORTH SIDE TRACT.
A two-page panorama of the city together with a
ment showing its growth as evidenced by increasing
deposits.
OTHER REASONS
The story of Buhl. Idaho.
Tj* IP ^ —Fruitful land of Fulfilled dreams.
Idaho builds Highways.
Minidoka, the Electric Project.
Pure Food Show at Boise.
HOME MAKING DEPARTMENT
Edited by Helen F. V. Taylor, who has made an extensive
u> o. home conditions in the western country and is using
r.cr domestic science training and experience to better them.
state
hank
i
. •
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«
Send The New West Magazine for
1 year, commencing with the Aug.
number, for which I enclose $2.00.
The Hew West Magazine
Robert W. Spangler,
Editor
506 Walker Bank Bldg
Salt I-ike City. CLih
Name
Town ....
State ....
Additional copies of any issue 20 cents each.
On sale at:—
NORTH SIDE PHARMACY
JEROME DRUG CO.
C. W. YOUNG
Blind Hopmi.
The muunei In which blind h
get about without coming to
harm than they do In remarkable!
They rarely. If ever, hit their head«
against a fence or stove wall,
will sheer off when they come U( . Br •
ou „. | t appears froiji careful obser.
vat i OI , that It Is neither shade nor
, she | ter which warns them of the dan
more
and
On an absolutely sunless
«er.
windless day Ihelr behavior Is Un
sinne. Their olfactory nerves doubt
less become very sensitive, foi they
! will poke their heads downward 1 »
search of water fifty yards before they
come to a stream crossing ihe road
10 1
WfHV.
It cannot be an ahuormally devel
oped sense of hearing which leads
them to do this, for they will act alike
though the» water he u stagnant pool.
Men who have been blind fur
great length of time develop
what similar Instincts to blind Kurses.
aüy
me*
"Catch the Dob'.*
"Mrs Howe was always Ihuughtful
of animals. During the relgi, at 2-U
Beacon street of the little fux terrier
Batch, It often fell to her lot to take
ulk. and she felt this to
film out to
be ft grave responsibility
One day Patch ran uwuy on Bet
street, and would not come when
At this Instunt Doctor
Holme«, passing, paused for a friendly
greeting.
••'Mrs. Howe.' he said. '! trust this
c
8he enllteU him.
on
tine morning—
•* Vatch the dog!* cried Mrs Howe,
tine author flew one way. one the oth
er; between them Hatch wa< caught
ami brought in triumph home From
the Life of Julia Ward How«, by her
daughter«.
n* vermin. The fact that nits carry
1 disease ami plague 1» not disputed.
Women and Mice.
It la contended that woman's fear
if mice arises from their being classed
Mice may not he quite so dangerous.
Their bites and scratches are trifling
carry disease and dirt, and
Hut they
I a baby sleeping In a cradle, fur Id
stance, may suffer In consequence.
Mothers have for agea been affected by
this dread, and In seeking tu pintect
1 their offspring from contact «!!h mice
1 have unconsciously, we are told bred
; that feeding of nervousness which hat
provided the comic artist
Itb bla
periodical picture.
1
A Want Ad In Tinea saves hin»

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