Cottonwood Chronicle dated September 12, 1919

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Dt a a ee ee ee et ee "NUMBER 37. VOLUME 2 FLIES OVER THE PRAIRIE LIEUT. KELSO HAS HONOR OF BEING FIRST MAN TO FLY OVER...

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[Seren BY, specials. boy or girl has to have. HNUUUUUUUSUUUUULUULUEGUUGUUEUUEGEL GUA UEUL AULA 9 Every once in a while we add

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a Sores Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Company Ltd. Millers and Grain Dealers Buyers of Livestock of all Kinds Bulk Storage

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iin 3 Big ‘SOME WILL HAVE GOOD FAIR So Says Correspondent Writing to the Chronicle. Special to the Cottonwood...

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EWS ITEMS. Homer Eimers, who is attend- ing the U. S. naval academy at Annapolis, Md., arrived home Wednesday night for a...

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s|COTTONWOOD CHRONICLE| GEORGE MEDVED Ferdinand State Bank FERDINAND, IDAHO Issued Every Friday and entered at| Postoffice in

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T | MISS ROSE ROTHENBERG Miss Rose Rothenberg, twenty-six years of age, has just been appointed by District Attorney Swann to

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Special High School 4 wel J. B. McCully has purchasel Feature = Every High School fellow wants his school to lead—whether it