Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 35, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1928 — Page 7

I Tll|, ’" iU ß"d..nivd,'' "“ s Bit ,llf "’."be A ’ "'" CV M,..■■■■■■■ ’ ' :l lliehar.l ('antilion .. filing not if' l ' 1,1 1111 <»'" • t hat the n<w HhKtnans ■■"'S'iri ■ ’" r '\ (ho mo-' "ort-iblo («■■. it oil'll.' ago that M ! " L'. ward Hi' Kinaii. went to B r,: \’" un-M ° n ’ ■*• ' ~ „ her tailo r had been inatno.iioMe acctdent. dava 11" Itch! the I’aciftc ■I F "; t.or.n- th: ti-h ransom let-fc-Ao -o.- CO' lortar. ■*?*. 111 .li'wowral I"A'- :l, » 1 "■ |Urn , P,i “r ■Land remains to tier father tn for ransom money ■ .. -Fox- then lb ,!1 ■ 7 • '..1 throngb. , hank i.uo ■ uhi.-h made up J 1.500 ransom ■ n\T PROPOSED ■ dredging probed Sfl novriM lilt I Ito” ! <«*E> H country at ' ■l* expense of otiiers. mH Thor coi.’-'iii ■ a ; that tii" drainpi,,ll of 111'- -r W: bash basin B 7 our ilia' 11- <d. d < nielli! considHerati.n- h " as I’ ,ain ’ aat ,hl ' llrvl ’ g ' Hhf ?rei>v-s’ I «. .: I give better drain- . Hig'e : i 11"’ '“’ritory "ear Fort Re-

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| covery but it also seemed apparent I that such drainage would rush the water on westward to Indiana causing flooding of land in this auction i and damaging bridges, railtoad grades I etc. At Uluffton for instance, the grades on state road 3 and the Indiana Service corporation, both north of this city, cause water to back up for some distance hi flood time. Dredging of the upper river basin will force more water down and it is apparent that grades and bridges here will have to ho altered to let the water through, if land and property east of here is to escape being flooded. Speakers pointed out last night that if the water comes down to Bluffton and is again released hero by such alterations and possible further dredging, this section will be merely passing the proposition on to Huntington ifißF ikIIBJUIW •111. ■ 1 '.W.. '.’.-t I Lesson No. 3 Question: How does emulsified cod-liver oil help protect grown people from coughs and colds? Answer; Its easily assimilated cod-liver oil plus its wonderful vitamins, builds resistance by keeping the body vitamin-nourished. . Build up your resistance with pleasantly flavored SCOTT’S EMULSION i

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928.

and Hunting ton county, in the end, it was pointed out, the sitnution would extend to the Mississippi basin where t in flood question in now in r-'ctically un unanswerable condition. Following passage of the resolution here, citizens din uased the matter more fully and it Is expected that a plan outlined by Mr. Ihddcrwolf will be given consideration. This plan calls for the appointment, of committees in each city and town in the Wabash valley to look after their respective community s interest in the proposed dredging plan. In this way a united eftort to war doff serious conaequcn-

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