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The proposal has been vehemently opposed by members of both parties and by representatives of labor unions and anti-tax organizations. United States had a budget surplus ($ 237 Billion) in 2000 under President Clinton. Even if the White House and Congress agree on all budget recommendations, it would still take us another 27 years to get back to a balanced budget in 2037. The proposal seeks to lower tax rates, simplify the code, broaden the tax base, cut spending in tax code, improve compliance, make America the best place to start and grow a business and reduce the deficit.
It will be interesting to see how Congressional leaders and White House react to the final recommendations. Investors have punished PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain) countries for their excessive debt levels. In May 2010, we witnessed nationwide strikes and protests in Greece when the government announced its return to fiscal austerity by raising taxes and cutting public spending. This issue is highly divisive and will certainly ignite flames amongst groups on both sides of the aisle in US. Labor Unions and other left leaning groups will likely fight over the reduction in public services. Right leaning groups and Anti-Tax organizations are likely to oppose any tax increase measures in the final proposal.
The panel understands that cutting public spending and raising taxes during a sluggish recovery, after the worst recession since the Great Depression, will probably derail our recovery. Therefore, the budget cuts and tax increase start gradually in 2012 and allows Congress and White House to waive the fiscal austerity requirements during years with low economic growth, unanticipated military conflict or major disaster. The panel seeks to lower deficits through a mix of spending cuts and increasing tax revenues—about 75% in spending reductions and about 25% from the tax side.
Interestingly, China's Dagong Global Credit Rating Co. recently reduced its credit rating for the U.S. to A+ from AA, citing a deteriorating intent and ability to repay debt obligations after the Federal Reserve announced more monetary easing. Although, investors haven't taken this announcement seriously, it would be important for us as a nation to identify a clear path out of the record level budget deficits to prevent a Greece like spike on our treasury security yields going forward.
The feud between both parties will likely become deeper going forward. We should prepare ourselves for some highly heated and divisive debates between both parties on how to reduce our budget deficit and balance the budget. Businesses and Investors would want to have a more certain regulatory environment going forward. This would be the key for ensuring a faster recovery. Let's hope that Washington takes the Deficit Panel's recommendation seriously otherwise we will pass on a major issue that will haunt us for years to come.
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¼ cup confectioners' sugar
2 Tbsp canola oil
2 Tbsp skim milk
1 Tbsp butter
3 cup raspberry
2 Tbsp lemon juice
¼ tsp salt
2 large egg
½ cup granulated sugar
½ tsp cream of tartar
1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat a 9-inch pie pan with cooking spray.
2. To prepare crust: Process 32 wafers, confectioners' sugar, oil, milk and butter in a food processor until finely ground. Press the mixture into the bottom and up the sides of the prepared pan, creating an even, dense crust. Bake for 12 minutes. Cool on a wire rack to room temperature, about 1 hour, pressing any puffed parts of the crust back into the pan.
3. To prepare filling: Meanwhile, puree raspberries, lemon juice and salt in a blender or food processor until smooth. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a medium bowl, pressing with a rubber spatula to extract the juice; discard seeds.
4. Bring 1 inch of water to a slow simmer in a large saucepan. Combine egg whites, granulated sugar and cream of tartar in a 3-quart stainless-steel bowl. Beat with an electric mixer on medium speed until foamy. Set the bowl over the simmering water and continue to beat on medium speed, moving the mixer around, until the mixture is glossy and thick, about 3 1/2 minutes. Increase the speed to high, and continue beating over the simmering water until very stiff and glossy, about 3 1/2 minutes more (the eggs will be at a safe temperature, 160°F, at this point). Remove from the heat (be careful of the escaping steam) and continue beating on medium speed until room temperature, 3 to 5 minutes.
5. Fold the raspberry puree into the meringue until combined. Pour the raspberry filling into the pie crust; crumble the remaining chocolate wafer over the top. Place the pie on a level surface in your freezer and freeze until solid, at least 6 hours. To serve, let the pie stand at room temperature until softened slightly, about 10 minutes, before slicing.
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Per Single Serving / Serves 8 Total
- Calories 220 12%
- Calories from fat 63 5%
- Total Fat 7gm 1%
- Saturated Fat 1gm 4%
- Monounsaturated Fat 2gm 7%
- Sodium 165mg
- Total Carbohydrates 37gm 11%
- Fiber 4gm
- Protein 3gm
- Cholesterol 4mg
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The Most Satisfactorg Newspaper With the Largest Circulation in Clag Countg The Southern Illinois Record A Good Newspaper is n Power iu the Ilonio. School. State nnd .Nation VOLUME V. FLORA, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1917 NUMBER 20 War Seems Inevitable DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH GERMANY IS SEVERED Natters Befin to Look Serious From Reports Given in the Daily Press All diplomatic relathins lietween Germany and the United States have been severed. Ambassador Gerard lias been recalled home and Ckiuntvon BernstorlT has been given his pass¬ ports. The t'ost-Dlspatcli of yester¬ day contains the following message from Washington, regarding the re¬ turn of the Ambassadors: "(Tnolllclal reports tliat German au¬ thorities have decided to hold Am¬ bassador Gerard In Berlin until as¬ sured of good treatment of Ckiunt von Beriistorfl by the Washington gov¬ ernment threw a newelement into the German-American situation, today, Offlclals are liopefal, however, that Great Britain's promise of safe con¬ duct for the German Ambassador and Ills party for the sea trip lionie, will speedily remove any possible Inten¬ tion of detaining the American rep¬ resentative, (^onlirmalionof the re¬ ported detention was souglit by the State department today. Tlie government isstlll watting for 6om* act of Germany which might make relations suddenly mure serious, but it was stated last night after the cabinet .meeting that nothing had oc¬ curred to change that attitude. The next step of the United States, if one should be necessary, wtll be laken withuut addressing any communica¬ tion to Germany, tt was declared au- tliorilatlvely," Bits of This, That And the Other IVrfM-med by .V. Nocker Hurrali for Flora for Utl". She's all rlglil. Hurrah for tlie Womans Club. Watcli and see tlie good work tbls club vvill do for I'lora tn 1017, Hurrah for rresldent Wilson, If he keeps us uut of war with honor. Hut give us lionur ur give us wur. That peuple wtll differ Is an old say¬ ing and a true one. We wtll tell you the reason why. Two people jn an audience of more than llirue hundred who heard Uev. I'reston Bradley at the Library .lanaary IS were "dif¬ fers.'' Bui vve will bel a million dol¬ lars against a doughnut that the Library (bourse of tine lectures and entertainments will continue as usual, i'ut up or shut up you knockers. Collector Claude Smith Is having trials these days that cannot be un¬ derstood, excepi by former collectors. Ue Is being blamed by many who think llielr taxes are tuo high and they cnnstiliite a majority of those who liave expressed an opinion about tlii», Hiildly and otherwise, if 11 can be sliown that the collector had any¬ lhlng to do with imposing the tax rate, such complaints, might. In .some cases, be .iustttiable, Tliere is une tiling that can be shown alxiut taxing property In Flora and every part of Clay covinty. Some of it ts assessed at a fair cash value, a lot of It far be¬ low such value and the balance, we dont know liovv much, ts not assessed at all. Tills may explain the cause of so much dtssatlsfactloa and point a way to correct many Ineiiuallttes tliat arc unfair and Inexcusable. Not a few people of Flora found themselves out of water Friday morn¬ ing last and at once made a Iiowl against May(>r I'rice, the commis¬ sioners and Manager Wheeler, But the trutli prevailed, as It does some¬ times, and the knockers learned tliat the fault was their own. They had failed to cut the water off the nlglit before and a change In the temepra- ture from 15 degrees above zero to 14 below caused the trouble and not the city council. Those people who waste water in the summer and permit their pipes to freeze up In the winter might help the city council in its honest and earnest ellorts to give I''lora an adequate supply of water, if they would and It would be doing bet¬ ter work for the town If tliey did. Ills Ilunor, 'S(]iitre M, S. Dlckerson, came lu his office one morning last week with a smile on his face that looked like the effulgent sunshine of glorious prosperity. The siiiile was produced early in tlie day when lie discovered that one of his higb bred brood sows was mothering a tine litter of nine little pigs wltlioul a runt in tlie bunch, but alas! the day after, tlie smile vanished when the 'Sijutre read tlie market reports and saw that the price uf hogs had gone duwn. Clieer up 'Squire, while you may lose money by overstocking tha hog mar¬ ket, you wtll be doing a great work for humanity by reducing the high cost of living. A Nodel Garage On a recent business mission lo the Midland Trail Garage the Record editor was sliown through the various departments of this institution. One of wliich we wisli lo make special mention of Is tlie painting and tinisli¬ ing room, where old cars are repaint¬ ed, varnished and made to look like new, A stranger visiting this de¬ partment and not knowing that the macliines therein were re-touched wuuld not know but what they wore new, as It would be Impossible lo tell the difference from the splendid work executed on the machines. Tlie Lin¬ coln Trail Garage Is one of the largest and best eijulpped plants In Soulhern Illinois, and the workmen employed are skilled mechanics. Taxes to Be Collected Tlie following table shows the aniount of tuxes tu lie collected from the varhius townships ami the col¬ lector: Tp, Col. Amt. to be Cul. -Xenia, .Meryl L. Gahan, »12,1.")« 78 .Songer, L, II, Smith. 9418 ID Oskaloosa Harry Patrick 1K)4-J "6 Larkinsburg, RoberlCocliranlO.iCIl ill Ilarler, C. E, Smith, r,'i.:>.Vi wi Loulsvliie, Calvin M, Harrell.18,4,57 IW Blalr, 11, O. Williams 10,00(1 8« Stanford, Ralph L, Smllh 14.797 (K) Hoosler, Lewis Erwin 10,744 :tM Bible Grove, N. C. Bryan ll,07'2 112 Clay Citv. Jolin Bartholom«wl9,895 87 PIxley, Tiieodore Halil 14,,'151 88 A New Corn Popper J, II, Throgmorton has installed a "lluter-Klst" electric corn popper In Ills drug store. It ts a lieauty and corn popped In this popper Is as while as the driven snow. The machine is a wonderful Invention und ijuite an atlractioti to ttiose who have never seen one, A popper like this one cosU $.">oo and but very few of llietr. are used oulslde of the larger cllles. tt will take many sacks of corn at 5 cents "per" to pay for this iiiacliine. However, we know that John will make good and we hope that he will make a nice little fortune out of ll. W. T. Hunter Promoted W, 'I, Hunter, wli» hak foriiicrly been receiving his Record at-Moberly. Mo., writes us to change his uddrata lo Brunswick, Mu,, aad stales that he has lieen appointed agent of tha Wells Fargo Express (>i. at that place. This Is a proinotlea from his former posiilon as casiiier. Mr, Hunter Is a former Flora Ixiy and his many friends here will lie glad to nole ills advancement. Society Editer Mrs. C'. (). Riggie lias accepted the position as .society editor for the Record and all news of this nature that you care to have published will receive tiie proper attention If you will plione tn your events or liand In the notes to her. Give names of those who attend the social functions and lie sure to spell them correctly. Editob. [ BLAME THE WAR ] [ wm *ini»H tCopyrlKht.) WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE THE COAL MAN Or Would You Rather Be the Ice Nan? The recent cold spell of weattier cauglit many napping wlio were siiort on i^oal, and the result was that many people In Flora suffered from the lack of fuel the latter partof last week, as the dealers were out uf coal —not a chunk to be had for .sale In the city. The citizens of Flora who were not fortunate enuugli tw llli their bins In the earlier part of tlie season have been striclly up against 11, The dealers here seem lo be unable to get a large amount of coal when lliey place an order, and are unly supplied Willi a few tuns al a lime, and when It arrives It ts swallowed up in sliort order, as the deuiuiid is niudi gieater than tlie supply, and those who are lucky enough tu get any uf the bluck diamonds have to take any amuunt they can gel, a ton lieing alxiut the linill to une person. The coal proposition tn Flora ts tie- coining serious, or at least tt looks that way. However, ll Is tu lie lioped that tlie situation may soon be re¬ lieved, for if It isn't tliere will lie much suffering In Flura, Just who Is to blame for the exislliig cmi- dllioiis we are unable lo say, bui vve know lliere ts sometliing wrong some¬ where. Tlie stormy weather of Sunday caused quite a number of Flora peo¬ ple who were out of fuel lo go oul skirmishing, and as tliere were two or three car* of coal standing on llie Balllmore & Ohio side tracks, Ihey wenl after It. No one could be blamed for contlscaltng fuel on sucli a stormy day aslastSabballi, especial¬ ly those whn had little children, who were suffering from cold. Tne condition that exists nnw should be a les.son to liiose wiin failed to lay in a winter's supply (f cual and lliay should U; prepared Inr next wiiiler. 'i'here Is nn doubt that the coal man wuuld mucb preferred lu have been the ice man llie pasl few days 'AH the ciissings llial have been dealt out lo hlm have been In larger pack¬ ages aiKl almost intolerable. A Small Blaze .\ small blaze, nccasioHeii by a de¬ fective Hue ill llie Sexlon Maiiiitnc- lurltig Co,'s building on Second slreei, occupied by a boarding hoii.se lor the lady employes of the Ifriii, bruiiglil oul several people Monilay niglit alxnit 7:30 wlien llie tire whistle gave the alarm. Rex CiinnlHglium was the hero uf the evening, wiiu grabbed the tea keltic, cIlHilied on lop of llie KHif and soon exllngiitslied the liames which hud burned a small hole nround llie line, Stockholders' Neeting II, F, I'lxley. C. F, Brown, 1', A. Meyer and R, Smith of Flora, and Gen, James li. Smith of Clay City, di¬ rectors In tlie Breese Trenton Mining Co, attended the annual sloc'khulders meeting of tliat institution tn Breese Tuesday, Tlie year's baslness was reported as quite prallfyUig. A divi¬ dend was declared. The company has been liaodicapped by car sliortage but h making a good showing. Now is a good time to pay that sab s.'rtptinn. A LEHER FROM ORLANDO, FLA. F. A. Kutz Writes Interesting Letter from the Sunny South Orlando, Florida. Feb. I, 1917, Editor Flura Record: As vve are still enjoying the Florida cllmute wllh the best uf health, I de- elded to write another sliort letter. We all think Orlando the only town in all Florida. There are more visit¬ ors this winter than ever before, not only here but in all towns in Florida, My wife and t will go to Tampa and Sl. Augustine, Fell, 5th, (tomorrow) and lake In the Twenty County Fair, Gasparllla and oilier sights and ex¬ pect to slop al other towns on uur way back. Well all Wayneltes are well, as I just liad a postal from Miss Clara Farrls al Winterliaven, and she said her father and brother were doing line and enjovlng them¬ selves, and so Is Mr. I'urdy and i'nele Natli Rolierts, ,lolin Ulrich and wife, and G, A. Rogers and wife. Charley Keen, wife and daughter, Frank liu- gartli and faintly, and I am acijualnt- ed with a great many from lust year that spent the winter here, and otli¬ ers that live here, and gol acquaint¬ ed with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skldmore from Robinson, lll.;iuslcalledonlliem last night and they are lovely folks, Thetr son-in-law is liead clerk tn the Fairlleld po.st olllee. Homer Sp«!ncer and Rev. S. M. Marlin wlfeand daugh¬ ter, the great evangelist, are only eighteen miles from here holding a revival al Kisshiiee and wanls to come here. He was here but did nol make satisfactory arrangements yel, A iKiy preacher will preach in Liicern Theatre nexl Sunday at :t p. m.: he Is only nine years old and tlie only Ixiy tn the I'nlted States who is licensed to preach, Mr, M. O, tlverslrcet Is just cuui- plelliig the linesl mansion In Orlando, two stories liigh and is a peach, wtlliln aslone's throw of tieauttfiil Lake Eda, I wenl all Ihroiigti tl, A tiunch of us in two aut(i,s went to Winter (Jarderi and Appopka lake. The lake Is two luiiKlred ami forty milessqiiaie and Is a tine tish ing le.sort. We hear that Doc Harlan and wife will lie here bv llic 15lh; we hope lo meet lliem and have a plea.sant time. Wishing all uur friends well, and Iiappy ineniorles. Vour (lid friend*., F, A. KiiTr.A.NU WiiK. Nit« LaFrenz Resigns Mi.ss Grace I,al''reii/. lias tcndeiiHl tier rcsignalinii us Icaiiier in tlie H- S, TnwiiBlilp High schixil and re¬ turned to her home al ilushnell. III. Her place will lie lilled by Miss Nell M. Ryan of I'arls, III., who comes highly recommended as an Instructor. She is a graduate of Del'auw Uni¬ versity and has had three years ex¬ perience as lilgh ScIkkiI teacher. Rumor has It that Miss IvaFren/. will become a bride in tlie near future. Worst Blizzard of Season One of the worst blizzards that has struck Clay county for many years was experienced tn Flora Sunday, which swooped down upon us on very short notice about s u'elock In the morning, Tiiose wlio arose early found the weather very mild and It looked like we were going to have a ni.'c, piea-aiit Saljliatli day, Imwcver, Happenings at County Capital they were badly dlsappoinled, as the Sturm came up very suddenly and with a vengeance, 11 siiovveil and It blowed, the bll/.zard coming from the northwest and seemingly right off a chunk of Ice from the frigid z.one, al least ll felt that way tu those who had the nerve to venture up town. It was a gcHnl day to slay at home, and soak up the heal and tliuse whu were fortunate enough to have plenty of fuel congratulated themselves un this fact, while there were others In Flora who no doubt suffered from the extreme cold on account uf the coal famine which has existed here for .several days, Tlioso who ure s|iending the winter tn the sunny south should feel thank¬ ful that they are there, und of cmirse they will when they read of the frigid weather ac ure having here, and to those whu have contemplated coming home soon they had lietU^r change thetr minds and remain In the land of sunshine and tlowers fora few days longer, or until their money runs short before they return to Illliuils. Appropriations Hade Last Week In the state legislature last we?k there were two appropriations made. One WHS for only a Hiiiall sum for Secretary Emmerson, while the other was for $85,000 for Atty. Oen. Brundage. J. W. Thomason had the distinction, or the odium, of making the only speech against It, In fact the only speech, or the lli'st one made In the House, ulthough It had about the Buiiie effect as hutting his head against a atone wull. Atty, Oen. Lucy had uiipropriuted for him in Dccemher at Ihe special session in 1915, $100,111111 for the purpose of emplo.vlng uBslstunts, und after ono year, that Is Jan, 1, Ull 7, he had $601)0 left, while this bill passed by the House th(! olher duy guve Brun¬ dage $85,000 for the six months end¬ ing July lsl, next. In addltloa to the $6000 that was turned over to hint by l.ucey, tlint Is after the boasted economy, or us they put it, their •'Etllcloncy and Economy", the very first bills offered and passed, gave to Hrunduge, us much for six iiionthK as LucRy used in one year. However, of course It passed, every republican voting for it and most of Ihe Denio- crnts. Basket Ball The Centralia basket ball team de¬ feated the Flnra HIglis Friday night by a .score of its to I.'i. The Olney Dally Mail uf Salunduy contains tlie following article, headed "Jimmy and Ills Asslslanlsat Flora," and reads like this: Jsiiies Whallon, president, manager and coach nf the O. T. 11. S. wenl t(i Flora lasl nlglit 1^1 do a (lete(ttlverlng. ,llmmle Honie- tiow got nexl to the fact that t'en- Iruliawas lo play Flora. Inkriown lo Centralia ,llmml« disguised as an ordinary spectator was lild In the crowd and succeeded In getting all of Cenlralia's plays, Willi a whole trunk load ul Inforiiialloii In lils pocket ,1 tin 111 u lias returned and will spend the day teaching the O, T. II. S, the Ont-ruila plays so that we will lie prepared to beat them ut their own game. He was accompanied to Flora by his assistant, Mr. ('has. \'an- Clcave, Take Hoff's Electric Car. The electilc ear nf Alonzo Ihiff, 1110, Suiitli Sixth Street, was stuleu yeslvrdaj. M rs. Holl parked the car ut Fifth and Adam streets while slie did sonic sliopping. When she re¬ turned the cur wus missing III. Slate .Iniiriial leh. 'i. Mr and Mrs. HnIT are fnriner Flora residents and well known liere. Scadamure Bros. Noving .\s we gu tn press we nole that Scudaiiiore Bros, are inuving to their large rooms uii the corner uf .North Avenue and Locust streets where they aru iiuw ready for biislBess and will be belter prepared than uver to look after their trade. Their many customers will bc glad lo knnw of tills cliange. In New Quarters The CoiHiiierclal Telephone (.'oni- liany moved Into their new building Saturday, wliere tlie liello girls are now housed tn comfortalile and more commodious i|uarters. A plale glass window was limken oul of Miss Shell Friend's millinery store Sunday morning during the licavv slnriii. INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS WRinCN BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT Real Estate Transfers, Narriage License and Other Items ot a Newsy Nature County Treasurer J. W. Ackison has been absent from his olllce this week on account of the cold weather. J. r. McCollum nnd Rex McCol¬ lum were nt Clay City Monday ot last week to visit ITncle Robert Mc¬ Colluni, who was reported sick last week. E. W. Seller was In Olney last Sat¬ urday on business. School opened In the new school building Monday with good attend¬ ance, considering the cold weather und sickness, Kvery ono seemed more than pleased with their naw (luarters. They appreciate the com¬ forts nnd conveniences now more, having had to work under such try¬ ing conditions In the church build¬ ings, I'rof. Geo, W. Brewer of the Clay City schools WHS a visitor here Sat¬ urda.v. The series of meetings being held ut Ihe First Chrlstlnn cliurch, closed Sunduy night, S. M, Dailey is reported on the sick list. .Misses Lillian May Lewis und Lil¬ lian Murvin visited Mr. and Mrs, l!a> Hryant at Edgewood the latter part of last week, Mr, and Mrs, J, 11. Weaver are vlslthiK Mra, Weaver's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lauchner, und her son, Thad Wheeler und fumlly. Mpk. I.ou Fulton of Champaign, visited her mollier. Mrs, Crum, and her sister. .Mary Itlchnrdson, last week. Webb Jaokson has gone to Terre Haute lo work. Mrs. Frank Farrell visited the Chiy CUy achools Thur.sday und the Flora Public school Friday, Ivun Barlow trnnsurted business ul VIncennes Saturday. Miss Ilallle Stanford went to visit her sister. Mlas Eulalia Stanford, who Is teaching school near Chicago. There is a rumor that Harry Ezell nnd Ethel Morris were married at VIncennes Monday, Clarence Haun, while unloading a cur of coul at Ihe depot Saturday evening dlscoveied a small purcel carefully wrapped In puper. 0« ex¬ amining It he found It to be a young bahyl He threw It away before he told anyone about It. It could aot he found when looked I'or later. Sheiiff Coggswell returned an In- iiiute to the asylum at Aana, lt
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Title | Southern Illinois Record |
Masthead | The Southern Illinois Record |
Date | 1917-02-08 |
Month | 02 |
Day | 08 |
Year | 1917 |
Volume | 5 |
Issue | 20 |
Decade | 1910-1919 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Southern Illinois Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | Digitized with permission from current newspaper publisher. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
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C33: ^>-?-y?^ THIS LICENCE EXPIRES — J/1^ ~ \ r ' 1 -fl I! $^ 2,50 j§>tai* rjf QJulnraiui BY AUTHORITY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER Miscellaneous License 3VIANAGER OF SAFETY AND EXCISE, Of the City and County of Denver, to All Who Shall See These Presents, Greeting: KNOW YE, That Whereas 1*711:1^^ _ _ has paid to the Manager of Revenue of the City ?n>\ County of Denver, the sum of. TSSUand...Half Dollars, being the license tax imposed for permission to follow the busmen or vocation of _ .??£5.^H^.i* _ ._ of the _ _ _.... Ote and has otherwise complied with the ordinances of the City and County of Denver in this behalf; THEREFORE, This is to certify that the licensee above named has been authorized and permitted by the Manager of Safety and ''\ cise of the City and County of Denver, to maintain, operate and follow the business or vocation above named at.....2fi£S...IaliQJl..§i t ,. in said City and County, from the &£ .day o£....5§£ember t A> D< 193 2f to the i day of _3urs , A. D. 193...J3., subject to the provisions of all the ordinances of the City and County of Denver in force and operation relating to said vocation, and provided that this licet .^ is subject to revocation, and upon these terms is so accepted by the licensee herein. Transfer of this license shall not be valid without the written consent of the Manager of Sa ^ty and Excise, and if said license shall be revoked for any cause, there shall be no rebate. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the Manager of Safety and Excise has hereunto set his hand frisj g- ?M day of P.e?ej^.er , A. D. 193 ..?... . T ATTEST: *bu \cs. / / uyjustzy/ 7 /? \<?L.. Received $. wm. i _ anager of Revenue. '^<£4oY\^^ Deputy. Auditor. Deputy. rac -' ± POST THIS IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE er of Safety and Excise. Deputy. T! , ii! 1 i l:l i I
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Call Number | ARL12 |
Title | State of Colorado, Miscellaneous License No. 255. |
Creator(s) | Denver (Colo.). Dept. of Safety and Excise. |
Summary | Restaurant license for David Mallard |
Date | 1932 December 2 |
Notes | Item located in Box 1 Folder 7. |
Physical Description | 2 p. |
Is Part Of | David Mallard Papers, 1886-1972. |
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African American businesspeople--Colorado--Denver. African Americans--Colorado--Denver. |
Subject (name) | Mallard, David--Archives. |
Subject (geographic) | Five Points (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood) |
Rights | Contact Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library, Denver Public Library, Denver, Colo. |
Reproduction Available for Purchase | Yes |
Language | eng |
Digital Origin | reformatted digital |
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1,500 attend governor's Easter egg hunt
The lawn around the state Capitol was hopping with about 1,500 egg-collecting children Wednesday as Gov. Bob McDonnell and first lady Maureen McDonnell held Virginia's first "Governor's Easter Egg Hunt." Just as the U.S. president traditionally opens the White House grounds for an Easter egg roll, the McDonnells invited children to participate in their free event at Capitol Square. The McDonnells formally greeted their guests after exiting the Executive Mansion accompanied by the Easter Bunny, Smokey Bear, Virginia Commonwealth University's Rodney the Ram, the Richmond Flying Squirrels mascot Nutsy and several other costumed characters. "I want to especially thank the first lady and her staff – all of the people from the First Lady's Initiatives Team Effort – for their great planning," Gov. McDonnell said. He singled out "Sarah Scarbrough, the mansion director, who's been putting Easter eggs together for about three months, I think." After the event, Scarbrough called the egg hunt a success. "We'd love to see it become another Virginia tradition," she said. Eight thousand plastic eggs had been placed all over the lawn of Capitol Square, designated for children of different ages – with some eggs apparently containing more impressive treasures than others. The eggs for the event had been donated by the Science Museum of Virginia, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Bow-Tie Cinemas and other organizations, according to a press release issued by Mrs. McDonnell. Students from The Steward School, a college preparatory school in Henrico County, painted the faces of egg-hunters for free. Music and mild weather accompanied the late-afternoon and early-evening festivities as the governor and the first lady mingled with a long line of guests and friends. They included VCU President Michael Rao, his wife Monica and their two children. Some attendees were displeased, however, with the first-time jamboree. "It was unorganized," said Delethia Agyeibi, a mother of two. "When the governor said, 'Go!' or whoever said, 'Go!' everybody went – and they didn't acknowledge the times and the ages for each set area." Agyeibi's children expressed disappointment at not having won any special "prize eggs." But they smiled at the eggs they did manage to gather. As part of the first lady's Serving Our Service Member Families effort, the McDonnells encouraged guests to bring "baby shower gifts for expectant military moms." Mansion staff and volunteers set up boxes for these items around the Capitol grounds, and most of them were full by the end of the two-hour-long event. Children were able to write thank-you cards to members of the military at a booth provided by the United Service Organizations, as well as create bracelets with supplies provided by the Science Museum of Virginia. "We all agree that trying to come together and do what's best for Virginia, trying to solve problems, is the thing that makes Virginia really a great state," Gov. McDonnell said. "Enjoy this time with your family. Have a celebration for the great blessing that God has given us as Virginians and Americans and do the things that you want to do to have fun." Several state agencies helped with the event. They included the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth, the Virginia State Police, the Virginia Tourism Corp. and the Virginia Egg Council. |
Raiders help 'Stir It Up!'
Among the activities featured at Stir It Up!, a fundraiser and awareness raiser held May 5 at Deep Run H.S., was the opportunity for youngsters – including this young fan pictured with player Raibonne Charles – to play catch with members of the Richmond Raiders semi-pro indoor football team. > Read more.
Henrico Junior 4-H camp registration open
By Ben Panko, Special to the Citizen 05/19/2013
For parents looking to keep their kids outside and away from the video games this summer, the Virginia Cooperative Extension is still accepting registrations for the 2013 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 05/16/2013
Shrimp, barbecue and ice cream definitely go together this weekend in Henrico! The kids might even enjoy a tea party with Alice and the Mad Hatter. Other fun events for the family are Imagination Richmond and May Play Day. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Tran's Pho 1 Grill will serve Vietnamese fare
After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
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Tran has been serving up Vietnamese food since the mid-'80s, his first being Que Huong on Rigsby Road. He also owned Mr. Chan's on Horsepen Road and Saigon Gourmet on Hull Street Road. > Read more.
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The Wine Loft opened in West Broad Village in January 2010, offering a full bar with wine, beer, spirits and a kitchen with tapas-style snacks. It offers a seasonal patio area along Whittall Way. Its walk-in wine "humidor" in plain view from the bar offers more than 85 wines by the glass ($6-$65) and about 250 by the bottle ($28 and up), with some emphasis on Italian wines. Culinary trained chefs plus partnership with Culinard (Culinary program of Virginia College). > Read more.
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NOTE: Until now, I've never republished some other writer's article on this blog. But this piece by Ezra Klein of the Washington Post is so spot on, I had to share it with my readers. If Obama actually had a fictional moment such as this, I'm pretty sure he would hoisted on the shoulders of American voters. What do you think?
I take you now to a White House press conference that I only wish would be held:
President Obama: Good afternoon. As you know, on Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Lew asked for and received the resignation of acting IRS director Stephen Miller. I want to reemphasize that my administration will not tolerate this kind of behavior at the I.R.S. or any other agency. But I don't want to see this whole town get distracted from the other pressing work we have to do, either. The American people deserve a government they can trust. But they also deserve one that makes progress on problems like unemployment and immigration and sequestration. In fact…I mean, I should be clear. [Heavy sigh.] Actually, why don't I just take some of your questions.
Q: Thank you, Mr. President. At this point, though, can the American people actually trust their government? There's a sense that these issues might just be the tip of the iceberg.
Obama: [Long pause.] Are you kidding me? No, the American people can't trust their government. They can't trust their media either, I might add. But that's not because of a couple of I.R.S. agents out in Cincinnati. We can fix the Cincinnati office. Let me be clear: We're already fixing the Cincinnati office. This problem was solved a year ago. The guy who solved it just got fired anyway because you all wanted to see some blood on the walls and I'm just political enough to give it to you.
Look, the reason the American people can't trust their government is here in Washington. Right now sequestration is cutting unemployment checks by 10 or 11 percent. Do you hear anyone talking about that? Or doing anything about it? No. You hear Republicans aides telling Politico, anonymously, that the speaker is quote "obsessed" with Benghazi. You know, I don't think most of the Republicans screaming about Benghazi could find Libya on a map. I don't think 10 of them knew our ambassador's name. And, let me be clear, Speaker Boehner certainly wasn't obsessed with giving us the money we asked for to keep the embassy's safe.
But now he's obsessed with Benghazi. And not even Benghazi. The Benghazi talking points. Are you kidding me? He's not obsessed with global warming or unemployment or rebuilding our infrastructure. And now that there's conflict, all of you are obsessed with Benghazi talking points too, and meanwhile, we're cutting the National Institutes of Health and we're cutting too deep into the military and we're making life harder for the unemployed and we're doing nothing to keep this planet in good shape for our kids.
Look, this is why the American people can't trust their government. Because this town is obsessed with conflict and political advantage and not with real problems. We worry about the wrong things so much that we don't even have time to talk to the American people or each other about the right things. And that's not the I.R.S.'s fault.
Q: Sir, you've been criticized in recent weeks for being overly passive. And as you say here, it's your view the government isn't doing enough on the problems facing the American people. Isn't it up to you to lead?
Obama: Let me be clear. This kind of question right here is the problem. You have no idea what it actually is that you're asking. If you did, you wouldn't use the word "lead." You'd be specific. You'd say, shouldn't I be putting forward a budget that includes serious compromises on entitlement spending to show I'll meet the Republicans halfway. But I did that. You'd say shouldn't you be reaching out more to the Hill, trying to build some personal relationships with more congressional Republicans, maybe invite Paul Ryan to lunch? But I did that. You'd say, shouldn't you just sign an executive order repealing sequestration. But I can't do that, and you know that. You could say, why aren't you ordering the army to march on Capitol Hill and simply take the place over? But I'm not going to stage a coup, and you don't want me to.
So you use this word "lead." And it gives you cover. It lets you say the fault here is on both sides. The Republicans, they won't compromise, and they won't work with me, and they keep threatening to shut down the government or breach the debt ceiling. But, on the other hand, I'm not leading. And so it's all kind of even. And then no one can criticize you for being partisan. No one can say you're taking a side. No one can criticize you at all because no one can argue with the word "lead" until you define it, which you never do.
But let me be clear, you are taking a side. You're taking the side of this town not working again. You're taking the side of the media backing off of its role as a neutral arbiter and becoming an enabler of whatever irresponsible political strategy one party or the other happens to pick that week. You're taking the side of what's easy for you over what your readers and listeners need you to do.
Look, I'm happy to lead. I've sent young men and women to die in battle. I ordered a raid on Osama bin Laden's compound that, if it went wrong, could've destroyed my presidency. I made decisions to rescue banks and automakers that honestly turned my stomach. I've told my base things they really didn't want to hear on entitlements and the public option and the Bush tax cuts. I pushed health-care reform over the finish line even after the polls had dropped and everyone was saying it would be my Waterloo. I've proven that I'll lead. I need some Republicans to lead, too. That's the only way this works. Yes, in the front.
Q: In Wednesday's Politico, Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei write that, and I'm quoting, "D.C' turns on Obama," They say that "Republicans have waited five years for the moment to put the screws to Obama — and they have one-third of all congressional committees on the case now. Establishment Democrats, never big fans of this president to begin with, are starting to speak out. And reporters are tripping over themselves to condemn lies, bullying and shadiness in the Obama administration." Can you govern in this town without the support of this town?
Obama: Are you serious?
Q: Um, yes?
Obama: Let me be clear. I hate this town. If it hates me back, well, I welcome its hatred. I take that as a badge of honor. The place Politico means when it talks about D.C. — which is a place, by the way, that doesn't include 97.5 percent of the people who live in the actual Washington, D.C. — is a bad city with bad values and I'm ashamed to be part of it.
You guys always want me to tell you what I'm doing wrong. Here's what I'm doing wrong. I still let myself care about Politico's Washington. I let myself care what's written on op-ed pages and what's said on cable news. I read this stuff and I get mad. And every moment I spend doing that is a moment when I'm getting further and further away from real peoples' problems. Every moment I spend doing that is a moment I'm not checking up on the implementation on health reform or hearing more options on Syria. Every moment I spend meeting about our "message" is a moment I'm not spending on the road around people's kitchen tables letting them tell me what they're worried about.
Look, I wanted to change Washington. And I think that the legislation we passed has changed America. But to be honest, so far as the way Washington works goes, Washington has changed me, and I don't like it. That's one place I broke a promise to the American people. And today is part of my repentance.
Q: But Mr. President, if LBJ had taken that attitude, would we really have gotten the Great Society?
OBAMA: Oh, Jesus Christ. [drops mic]


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HDNet Fights Video Vault: Mike Kyle vs. Travis Wiuff at "KOTC: Vengeance"
by MMAjunkie.com Staff on Feb 23, 2010 at 12:45 pm ET
The broadcast deal, marketed as "Mark Burnett Presents: King of the Cage," kicked off Feb. 12 with "KOTC: Vengeance."
In this week's installment of HDNet Fights Video Vault, we take a look at one of the event's featured bouts: Mike Kyle and Travis Wiuff. And the ending is sure to spark some debate.
Each week HDNet and MMAjunkie.com release a new and exclusive fight from the ever-growing HDNet Fights video library. Stunning knockouts, slick submissions, shocking finishes and legendary brawls are the norm for this weekly feature. And Kyle vs. Wiuff is no exception.
The heavyweight bout featured two fight veterans who have competed on MMA's biggest stages, including the UFC, PRIDE, Strikeforce, WEC and others.
Kyle (13-7-1 at the time) made his first KOTC appearance in more than seven years and looked for his fourth win in five fights at the recent show. However, Kyle has recently competed at light heavyweight and gave up nearly 40 pounds to his opponent.
Wiuff (58-13), meanwhile, entered the fight with 13 wins in his previous fights, which included three wins on April 11, 2008, to win the YAMMA Pit Fighting eight-man heavyweight tournament. Despite a nine-year career with more than 70 fights, Wiuff made his KOTC debut at the show.
Check out the embedded clip to see which vet would post a victory. But don't blink; things get off to a quick start, and the ending has to be seen to be believed.
Each week MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) and HDNet Fights (www.hdnetfights.com) team up for "HDNet Fights Vault," which offer a new and unique video from the organization's ever-growing fight library. The weekly feature is a continuation of a long-standing partnership between MMAjunkie.com and HDNet. For more information on HDNet, which broadcasts more MMA events than any other TV outlet, visit www.hd.net.


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Viering will not run again
STERLING – Sterling's first female mayor and current alderwoman-at-large will not seek a new term in office.
It's time for new perspectives on the council, Amy Viering said this week.
She will continue her role at Sauk Valley Community College, where she is director of foundation and grants.
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Location: Nutrient Data
Technical Abstract: The Nutrient Data Laboratory (NDL), in conjunction with HealtheTech, Inc., has made modifications necessary to update a search application for personal digital assistants (PDAs) to access the latest release of the National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 18 (SR18). This product blends SR18 with custom search software developed through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement between ARS and HealtheTech, Inc., of Golden Colorado. The original product accessed SR15 data. A unique feature of this software is that for a given food item in SR, any disseminated portion size can be custom modified by the user. Printable reports are generated expressing levels of up to 30 food components on the basis of the user-specified serving size. The USDA National Nutrient Database for PDAs is available to the public, at no cost, online at the NDL Web site (www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp). This software application allows dietitians and other health professionals to bring high quality nutrient data to patient point-of-care, allows nutrition professionals to have access to nutrient data at meetings and conventions, allows educators to access data in a classroom without personal computers, and enables the general public a small easily portable reference when grocery shopping or making food selections at a restaurant.


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10 top lunch box ideas
1. The three bowl approach: fill one bowl with fruit, one with treats and one with dairy (such as tubs of yoghurt or cheese sticks). Let the kids make their own lunches by selecting one item from each bowl. Just add a sandwich, a bottle of water and lunch is ready.
2. Moving on from bread: try bagels, wraps, multigrain sandwich crackers, pitta bread, hot cross buns, scones or pikelets.
3. The surprise factor: Okay, so your kid will not budge from the Vegemite sandwich. Introduce the unexpected by cutting their Vegemite sandwich with a cookie cutter. It may well be their first step in understanding that variety is the spice of life.
4. The leftovers lunch: Cook a little extra dinner the night before and save for lunch the next day. Roast chicken, pasta salad, quiche, homemade pizza slices and sausages are just a few examples that are delicious cold for lunch.
5. The lunchbox: If you use a lunch box that keeps food chilled, you can send tubs of yoghurt, small containers of dip or cottage cheese mixed with pineapple pieces to school without fear of salmonella poisoning.
6. Perfect packaging: hard boiled eggs, small tins of baked beans or tuna and the ziplock bag are a sandwich's best friend - no spills; no soggy sandwich.
7. Filling fillings: banana and honey; mashed egg and mayonnaise; ham, cheese and tomato; cream cheese, tuna, cucumber and carrot.
8. The love note: add a little message from you to brighten their day, and their lunch if they're not going to be happy with what you snuck in!
9. No sneaking things in: Kids will be more likely to eat their lunch if they have had a hand in preparing it. See idea 1.
10. Find something new: ask other mums what they offer their kids for lunch at Kidspot Social.
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Ritmix is widely known in Korean brand of portable electronics. Established in early 2000'th by group of young Korean engineers in short period of time it managed to become popular and well-selling trade mark.Starting with mp3-players in 2001 Ritmix is today a multi-product brand which includes all sorts of portable electronics from headphones and dictaphones to GPS and ebook readers.
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Let morning greet you with a delicious, fruity coffee cake. Apricot on Sunday, apple on Monday, blueberry on Tuesday--just think of the possibilities!
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You can use a box of Betty Crocker® SuperMoist® yellow cake mix instead of the white cake mix.
This easy fruit-filled coffee cake is ripe for any flavor of filling--take your pick. You could use apple, blueberry, cherry or peach pie filling, or try lemon curd for a luscious citrus twist.
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I have two dreams for this final apocalyptic year: The first is to drop beats at as many beer throwin, shit showin, STD knowin HOR parties as I can. My sets at those are pretty much, "You like Maybach music? Great I like Maybach music. Here's a ton of that. Everyone wins (especially if they can't remember.) The other dichotomous dream is to continue pushing the ever loving shit out of my career as a mind warping, bass crunching, wonk…e…ing (I don't know), future bass DJ. Fortunately this Friday will be another chance for me to pump the zygote of that species.
This Friday, at Backbar in DC, (Conveniently located in the sex dungeon of the 9:30 Club), R4NS0M and DENMAN (oh, hey, that's me refering to myself in the third person) will be dropping the finest in future bass, grime, footwork, UK/Deep dubstep, and drum n bass (go MetalHeadz or go home), so roll the most Louisville slugger of a blunt your foodstamps can acquire (filled with totally legal tobacco of course), and come freak the fuck out to some dirty bass in space. Turnout has been damn good so far, and we'd love to keep the momentum going. Why not be a winner, and peep the facebook event?
Still scratching your downy, water filled cranium? Ok, here's a bit of what we'll be dropping:


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I work as a professional software developer for a UK web hoster and internet services company and spend most of my time building provisioning and web based self-service systems for IIS, Apache and Citrix XenServer.
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National Endowment for the Arts Announces Participating Theater Companies for 2007-2008 Shakespeare for a New Generation Program
35 theater companies receive grants to bring Shakespeare to students nationwide April 23, 2007 Washington, DC -- The National Endowment for the Arts today announced that 35 theater companies will participate in its 2007-2008 Shakespeare for a New Generation program. Shakespeare for a New Generation, part of the Arts Endowment's Shakespeare in American Communities initiative, strives to introduce America's youth to a lifelong engagement with the power of live theater, the wonders of the English language, and the masterpieces of William Shakespeare. Each of the participating companies will receive $25,000, for a total of $875,000, to present performances and accompanying educational activities for students. Arts Midwest, a regional arts organization based in Minneapolis, manages the program. "I am proud that for a fourth year Shakespeare for a New Generation will provide students around the country the experience of live theater," said NEA Chairman Dana Gioia. "But this program's reach extends beyond the theater to the classroom with dynamic workshops for students and superb educational materials. Last but not least, the program supports theater companies and provides actors with the best employment possible -- acting in great plays." Projects by participating theater companies include:
Since its 2003 inauguration, Shakespeare in American Communities has reached more than 1,300 communities in all 50 states. The theater companies participating in this year's program come from 28 states. The following 35 theater companies have been selected to participate in Shakespeare for a New Generation for 2007-2008: American Players Theatre (Spring Green, WI) To enhance the educational impact of the program, the National Endowment for the Arts has created high-quality and comprehensive multimedia educational toolkits for teachers. These educational toolkits include a teacher's manual with lesson plans, "Fun with Shakespeare" brochure with word games, recitation contest guide, timeline poster, audio CD, educational video, and inspirational DVD. These kits can be ordered from www.shakespeareinamericancommunities.org. The National Endowment for the Arts is a public agency dedicated to supporting excellence in the arts, both new and established; bringing the arts to all Americans; and providing leadership in arts education. Established by Congress in 1965 as an independent agency of the federal government, the Endowment is the nation's largest annual funder of the arts, bringing great art to all 50 states, including rural areas, inner cities, and military bases. For more information, visit the NEA Web site at www.arts.gov. For more information about Shakespeare in American Communities, please visit www.shakespeareinamericancommunities.org. Arts Midwest connects people throughout the Midwest and the world to meaningful arts opportunities, sharing creativity, knowledge, and understanding across boundaries. Arts Midwest connects the arts to audiences throughout the nine-state region of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin. One of six non-profit regional arts organizations in the United States, Arts Midwest's history spans more than 25 years. For more information, please visit www.artsmidwest.org. For media inquiries, contact Liz Stark at 202-682-5744. For program inquiries, contact Leslie Liberato at 202-682-5732. Return to Index National Endowment for the Arts · an independent federal
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