Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, March 28, 1919, Page 4

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KINZER, Assistant Cashier = GRORGE MEDVED ED EVERY FRIDAY =~ <ht Postoffice in Cottonwood, Idaho, A as second-class mail matter. Subscription one year.. $2.00 Strictly in Advance Independent in Politics - FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919 Pomcrtns a ie he ERR A TT SOP TO PAY RECORDING FEE regular meeting held this week in defraying the expense of record- ing all soldier’s discharge papers diate vicinity isa very commen- dable act, and one that without a anxious that all boys who have heen discharged have them re- |induce them to do so. It also wishes to show, that they want to do some act that will be remem- played in saving the’ nation’s tion was most essential. sor of them, for in later years, cord and perhaps some day be very common occurence, happen- no record had been made of the procure their pension. So boys take a few: minutes time ahd attend to’ this ‘matter, The commercial club will pay the bill. > i See The Farm’ Bureau movement which was started in Idaho county some six weeks ago is meeting _}| with more favor ‘day by day from farmers and business men alike. This movement was launched by some of the most influential and prominent farmers of the county and much good can be expected from its operations after once put in working condition and a farm agent appointed. The county commissioners without .a doubt will put up its required share to satisfactorily run the new depart- ‘|ment.” The county is not asked to put up the entire amount, the state contributes from $600 to $800 and the national government $600, The agent, to be appoint- ed, if this plan materalizes, has meet in order to hold the job. Every farmer should be in favor of this new progressive movement and also sign the petition request- ing the county fathers to make | the necessary appropriation. nee BANKING TODAY There is one industry carrying on its work quietly and without ishow, but which is today stand: ing behind our rapid agriculture development and improvement, of | flock and herds, The banking industry is show- ing the farmer the advantage of |modern methods in farming and thoroughbred livestock... The banks are backing their ad- vice with their money in helping the farmer get his blooded sheep, hogs, cows, bulls, etc. Banking. is developing into something more than mere money loaning, it is becoming a personal service institution with a great Six months..............:.s. +00, .$1.25 Wc = You Will Copy for change of ad must be handed | Sf] in by Wednesday noon to insure change Ue eee | i The action taken by the Cot- a tonwood Commercial club at their] f within Cottonwood and: imme-| ff doubt will be appreciated’ by the! 7 discharged men. Theclub is very |} i} corded and is using this means to'| bered by the defenders of liberty! ij|in years to come and to show! ; |e" 10,000,000 Sold Annuall | o--oeraa iat | 10,000, Annually honor at a time when united ac-| fi . ‘ There-| {i cording of these military papers! fe is very important toparties having |f the honor of being rightful posses- | fife should they become lost. through | ff theft, fire or otherwise they” will} always be a matter of public -re-' ff used in obtaining a pension’ to: which they are justly entitled to| but through the neglect of not! { having them recorded will be un-| fi able to produce sufficient evidence. |to secure the same. 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