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The Hazard Herald, 1911-06-29

The front page of 1911-06-29. 454 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

Front page text

454 words

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complete thdTirick kiln and make ready for the burning If no othr er ill-fortune bocurs Hazardwill have another- - splehdid -) church building before winter seta inX) Iiwlll be another monument to thie energy- andprogreasiveness of Rev A 8 Petreyj whose hus? fling 7 qualities have been well demonstrated" also by - the sue- w v w fc oeasful manner in which-he' hae pushed1 the ''Work on the brick yard 'A church 'meeting') was held la6ti week to secure- funds to car yy'n tfie work taiid jt 'is'um deratood that tiptoieevof the problem was cpiheuLsivy xFkjer since the jHtasii Of th euiM)m''June 21 rains hay beenjthe regniarorder: of ' dayandtife faraersf ibm&tory section tub coming to town weari ing broadhappy smiles of con con-tentmv - tentmv con-tentmv for their crops are now ndy) Thetwo monthkof neiyrly constant drought hereto heretofore - fore heretofore had) the' prospect for farm prbducts lookiugbadlyh but ' the present suspicipus begtoning of the - og days'' perlbd holds promise ' of a good harvest' this year The heavy tains are delay Ing-railroad' construction brick mttlrjng and: building-operations generally butieveiyone iskeep Ingitr mind theftot'thatWQ must have thin toraV ss well as a

ly recovering from "n attack of cholera 'morbus'-- This ' eomplaiot sbems to be general in and arbiiu'd trtwrli v r r-- " mJ" i J - 7 rS 4-7 WwUt v ---p r Ahnt Folly ArinJCombs was tak) eii sick very Suddenly last Sunday afternoon of cramps iii'the stom stom-ach - ach stom-ach and is stlli suffering - - ' 'as - "p - -Sh ? T ' - - Mrs Mary Baker who4ias been sick for several weeks is - able 1 tp iw up and ' but lagainVr- After : an operat ion jieirformed --recently blood poison set in X v )' r -V ' - - f - r -' Wm Campjbell toie jeweler' has been sick for the past twoweeks but is able to be going abot ) Dr SumnerXwas reported" on the sick list the first of the week blit is Said to be -improvhig) raiv idly '

envelopes ber was' drawn at"Vandbm from ajset of dupiicates and placed in the hands Of Mr Leonard Brb Brb-shear - shear Brb-shear cashier ik the Periy Couh Couh-t'y - t'y Couh-t'y State Bank Theone hoi d ing the corresponding number would bef awarded the prise r ff y When the change ownership occurred something s like ! 85 of those tickets bad been: disposed of leaving abou't flfteen yet- to be sold The Hebaus inherited the obligation and '"will sell the' re remaining - maining remaining fifteen tksketa buy tlje winner a barrel of flour and ev erybody Will feel good as 'cobge? ouence -vi-v-V

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