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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

How often you hear smoker, a
giggle or chuckle, but how seldom
you hear a genuine laugh
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation in
the throat, soothes the inflamed
membranes, and the most obstinate
cough disappears. Sore and inflamed
lungs are healed and strengthened,
and the cold is expelled from the
system. Refuse any but the genuine
in the yellow package at Bell & Rob-
inSQn'S
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14
IOWA TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION.
Program of the Meeting to be Held
Nov. 4, 5 and 6, at Des Moines.

Thursday Morning, Nov. 4.
First topic, Pensions and Tenure
of Office of Teachers, w. H. Bender,
chairman, Cedar Falls.
Second topic, Medical Inspection
of Schools" ]. G. King, chairman,
Boone.
Thursday Evening, Nov. 4.
Music.
Invocation.
Presidents address, E. J. Beard,
Newton.
Lecture, 1.-The Education of the
Desires" DR.. Frank Crane, Chicago.
Friday Morning, Nov. 5.
Music.
Address, 1.-The State Association
and School Legislation" Hon. John
F. Riggs, Des Moines.
Address, Pres A. Ross Hill, Uni
versity of Missouri
Address, Theories of the Origin of
the Earth, Prof. Rollin D. Salisbury,
University of Chicago.
Friday Evening, Nov. 5.
Music.
Address, School Training Through
Handiwork and Headwork." Dean j.
E. Russell Teachers College, Column
bia University.
Saturday Morning, Nov. 6.
Music.
Address, Scientific Study of Edu-
cation" Charles H. Judd, University
of Chicago.
Address, Jane Brownlee, New
York.
Address, Public Morals and Pub
lie Schools" Hon. A. S. Draper, AL
bany, N. Y.
Round Tables, Thursday and Fri
day afternoons.
Association headquarters, Slavery
hotel.
All meetings of the general asso-
citation will be held in auditorium
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

At these Taft feasts, it is to be
hoped, none will be so rude as to re-
fer to the high price of beef.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

Mr.. Bryan has travelled whole
lot more than 1900 miles, and he
always pays his way.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

Every married man realizes that;
he talked too much during his en-
paoamont
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

A rooster is such a fool that he
will crow from a coop tagged for
market
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

The public debt increased by over
two millions of dollars last month.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-14

The man who really suffers says
least about it; he is a fraid to con-
fess how bad off he is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
Die Stunt bcS Sausbultsns.

Strobe aunoc fontmt BON
,.GcodcrS' College" ser Columbia
l1niprriitdt. SIN fomntcnoeu SCRIPT
miro bort Gin nclrcS 2ebrAcbillNc cr.
ifinct mcrbcn Oas ou5lt 6eru'cn
idcint, cincm orinalidlcn ScoiirfrHs
nb7ubelian. 9aS @cbdubc Dos nod
ipinpr @ollcu0ltnG hci Hchrtn'tltlis
len 6arf nan ia Sen YrciS n?nncn--
ilbrr ENC bnlbc Milliou Collars 9ei
fuitct hnbtr ruirS, MIRO in allen icircn
igth3 G.o4mcrfcn Ginrimtun0cn or,
nlltcn. Sic anSit)IiGflid Der 9rulIt
bes Solt8bu..t5 genihmet itno SAINT
ltt'8 Nu3rlf: .@irtbid,oft &oratto!!"
MIRO bier bis ms fIeirite Gctail 1e'
cert merbcn, meint Die u. y. Stoots'
letting.
Sn benz ,Yascol Snititltte. bos i'm
Sabre 1898 oraouiiirt muroc, hcIibt
Rem yorf bereits einc dbnlihc 2ebr'
anitolt; sic i'm september ibrc S1trIe
er6ffucn6c neue SMule itcint ieood
Dem ioeben CUR gerlenoung Qetonme.
ren Groipeft nod 8u urtbeilct, nod
6cSelttcno ehtgeiiigcrc 3iele 81 ner'
fuIqen. Sin StodwerF be3 1te,ten De
bGitbes ioIl uuSihLicBli6 Rahrungs.
mitteln uno ibrer pcri6ieOero,tigen
9ubereitnnq qemiomet fem. Sn oinem
- - Lf,.y.E k,,a~Ant, Agn G[Hnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09

5e5uaithen 8epelUe geueloet: Scer'
aeblth irdten Die &nnal1ngeltellten
Die u~ngebeure 8aiierflutb 81 benz
men. Mtit Scr @elpalt Der Htagaratal'
Ie brauIte Der Strom binourf, unae'
beliren S6aOen in Dem feliigen &a'
nalbette oeruriudeno. Selblt menn
nit SiIfe oe8 belpegliden Staltoam'
mes Die 6lutb bol0 gebemmt weroer
ioIltc, miro bod Der &unal poral1s'
iidtlid in 6ieiem Sabre nif)t mebr
6enutt tperoen fonneu. Sim unterer
@noe miifien pollig neue innere nro
drBere 9bore gebaltt Deroe. Sollte
ser berpegIide Staubamm lei1en
8med nid)t erfilIen, 10 miro Der SD
nal nit Gr0e gefiillt weroen miil'eh
nm 8ieoerihlieBung Der Dberen Sbo'
re a1 ermogliden II. |. 10"
Nln itelle man lid Dor, oaB lid Elm
folder llnfoll i'm Banamofanal erelg.
net, Ser nidt BLOB cine Shleuie ba'
ben. miro, Ionoern (5ur lleberptnoung
Der pieIfo6 9r6bereu SobenunteritDie'
6e) unf ic0er Seite cine gon5e Sreppe
bon Sdleuien. @eihiett on elmer Der
oberen S6Ieuien, mas Oieier Gaze i'm
SoofonaI geihab, 10 itjir5t Die 8al'
IermaiIe beg oberen Sees niht BLOB
90, ionbern Itiir5t 1875 Sub tief gum
W2eer herunter. nit Der einen Sdlenle
unfebl6ar audi olle anoeren oernlf'
tenb, 0Gnme uno Ntauern f%ortrei'
bend, megen oeS gr0Bercn @etdlles
aud, picl idNperer 81 hemmcn 10
6ub Sabre e~riorOerlid iein mDgen sur
MISUNDERSTANDING oeS SdnOens.
Sod lit es uidlt 81 ipGt, Onrf Wen,
beruna oes BJanes ioldlcm llnbetl
por3ubcugen. @iro BrGiioent Soft,
miro Der aongreB Die @nrnllltg be-
ber5ioen? S0er meroen lie trosolle'
Sem fortruurIteln wie biSber olf Dle
@efobr bin, oaB Elm Gag 5eritOre. mas
man iest in lon9en Sabren nit S!'rl'
6erten bon Mtilliouen Collars Soften
erbaut?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09

@ie ans Dem Sbiaen ~beroorgebt,
mill oas neite 1Snititrlt feline SdGi.
,erinncu Sasu 6eiGbiaen. ais 9ebrerin.
ntn in Der almit Hes SaliSb0lts an
Maodcuidulen mo Colleges 81 nun.
9iren, bod iollen aud 5rauen ore
notbmenOige AuSbiIouns erhalten,
nm ole Bilibten ais Snusbalterinnen
groBrr Snitihutionen, nie @aiieubau.
Ter, SoipitGler uuo 1bnlide @obi-
fabrtSanitaIten ii~bernebnlen Su Ton.
zen.
allf ollc SGlle peroienen Die 9eitre-
6nugeu, Ole lid ole lerre tedniide
SohidluIr fir Sroircn ais 3iel 1cjest
hot, gto6nbmmg, SiIrlal es ii1 inl
acutrnIcS @ebiet baroelt, oas bon Den
Nefiirmorteru lpie bon ocu 8egnern
DER mooerncn 8rulenbetpegung betre.
ten ner0en Fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
Sine @arnpus.

@uf Die 500" aan1le bat ii1
BrGiioent &ooiebeIt berufen, ols er =
Der Ri6tingenieur = in @ntld)etoung
Ser Eonamafanolfrage ben Webr.
beitSbefuno Der SnternatiOnalen Sn'
genieurstommiiiion permarf. Climber
eriten @ailerbauingenielre @uropaS
tparen Nitglieoer OerSommillion. Dbl
ne @usnabme erflarten ii9 oieie Slim
aeaen ben S6leuienfonal. Bollten
Die Ser. Staaten, iagtcn lie, ben belt
moglid)en &unal baben, ben 5uglei9
apefmGbigiteu uno Iiderlten &anal,
10 miiBte ELM Meerebenefaual gebailt
tperoen. SIM Ielben Gimme enti6ieoen
6rei bon ben aft omerifonii6en Sn'
aenieuren. 0as @eidmmtbotum Itarto
aIio 8 gegen 5 gu @uniten beg @bene'
fanals. Sn feiner Siniift fonnten Die
8 8efiirworter 6es Shlelienfanals
ben on6eren an @rfabrung uno ur.
tbeiIsfdbigfett oils iiberlegeu gelten.
gs mar, namentli9 mas Die elropoi'
ihen 8ertreter angling, ptelmebr oas
GegentbeiI Der Sail. 3itOem batten ct.
Iide Der Observation-Disclosures ibr ur'
tbetI Su @unIten 6eS Sdleuienfa'
nails bereits BEL friiberen @elegenbei'
ten o~bgegeben, auf @runo MIR ober'
flGflider llnteriudunget, 10 Dab lie
bel Der lpdteren lnteriu6ung nldt
mebr frei bon 8oreingenommenbeit
lparen.
glles perneinte iif, ben Wtebrbeits'
befuno gum pertrauenspiiroigerer an
MADDEN. @ber aud Die WtebrDeit CAB
gu, oaB i'm 8ereleid gum @benefanal
elm 56leuIenfanoI porausii6tlid me
niger foIten uno elm paar Sobr ifnel'
Ter Iertig mer6en piiroe. Sir Rooie'
belts llngeoulo CAB oas lestere Den
ausi6Iag. 9ie @arnungeu b%etrefts
Der @efabren bes S6leuiertonals
fano err nift Der 8eadtung uertb,
@enn - iagte er - oie europoiiden
scSnaenieure einen &anal nit Shleu'
fen fir uniider bolten ODER ali6 nir
fir menieer iifer, 10 fommt OaS BLOB
baber, ooB lie niGt piiien. mas mir"
bier in @merifa in S6Ieuienfonal'
bolten Ihon geleiitet baben. IlS le,.f'
tenoes 8eiIpiel Der amertfonild)er
@oufunIt tpurOen Die Sootanule &C.
nonnt.
@eraoe bort bot iih MN err
eionet, mas sic 9ommiiiionsmebrbeit
i'm stitge bate bel ibrcr @arnung 'ie'
bod, no6 Serrn &ooieoelts unIehlba'
rer Meinune p0llig mIsgei6lolien ieir
folIte. S5m &anal auf Der fonaoilfer
Geite (oem lteueren uno tieferen oel
bei6en 4anGIe) fubr in Solge fald
perItoubener 8eiiung Elm GROCER
9ampFcr in bic unteren SdleuIen
tbore uno Seritorte iie, pabrenb oil
obcren Gbore bebufs @iulaiiung zines
onberen Sabraeuses geoffnet ltanOen
@as oonn geifab uno mas oie weite
ron GnIaer .iein nsrhen. mieS ~ ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
9nrncvs m%aunBaftcs Tuftrctrn BET Der
SaNOnfcicr.

Dab Ole 6riitlihio5iale Yartei Die
rin5iQe roBoiterrethih d.
@ortei lit, Ole lid irirGenoS id,cut. Den
Gcif)sgebonten bod 5rt balten, ons
bat Ole ScpOncier abermals
btmirien. Gin She'll Der @iener @e-
n1cinOcrG!bc begob iih nit ben Dit
oIiebern bcS Muiiffongreiies orn 81.
Moi, mos inns Der aobeloicnIt bercits
aeneloet, nod Dem ungGrii6en
OrensItGot6en GienitaOt, no
Supon bel Der Samilie oeS @rafen
Giterbo5p ourd, Sobrsebnte gelebt mo
aelpirtt bat unD mo audi Die iterbliden
~lteberreIte SanOns CUR Rube gebettet
iitO. Der @iienit1oter @eiang. uno
Whlifpcreiu peranltaltete cine Sapon'
teier, un6 Die $alpt. unb &eii6enS'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09

Itaot 8ien nollte oieien InIab nidt
ooriibereeben luiien, obne bos @rab
5aDon5 - zines edten 8ieuer Sin.
oes - nit einem Strange 5u ldmiifen.
9tab Dem 6eitgottesoietIte, bel Dem
Die SapSui6e R%cliommelie sur
Aliiiibrlme fam, iaro bic 8ron8nie'
0erlcgm9 ON @rnbe Sap0ns ltott,
lmO nadOem oas Set SoHlite Die
Deputation Der Stabt @ien crit an
sefIter StelIe eingereibt buttc, per-
lmgte Or. 9lteger nit Hedt, ooB
sic Stoot @ten ibren
groBen Sobn 5u allererl i
ebreu miiife unb Or. 9ueger
Iegte audi ais eriter Den SroIt3
am @rub Mapons niPoer.
Siebei lprad) er Die @orte: o9ir'
1crmciItcr nso @emctnoeratb Der
Gtaot 8ien iino bier erihienelL Inn
ben Wnnen oes lmiterblidlen Sons
t:inItlerS Sapon, Der Elm 9 II.
ter 0euti6er unb elm g lie
Sciterreiher mar, ge'
5icnenoc Gbrrng SIT erlpeiien. @tr
prciicn Soobn als oen gcuialen Som.
poniItcn beS boben 2ieoes IS
crbaIte," 0as auf oteiem
@o0en perahtet miro. 8ir
chrcu Iein Inoenfen - @8 Iebe bod
G3ier 8GNer un6 infer &eid per
Omnia saecula saeculorum. Nmen!"
Son ser SeItfcier meg begob lid Silr'
dcrmciiter Or. 2ncger nj Elm Erioat.
GaItha1lS. glllf Dem @ege oabin ipllr.
ocn linn BON Ser 9co6lferung aroBe
0nationen 0arqcbraft, oie Iraren
orGngten lid beran, mn ibm Die @ar'
Sc gu fiiiicn.
9ieicr Iheil ltnqnrn3 NOR nod Dor
so &Sabren rein oelttid ulto e3 lpre'
den audi hcirtc nod ale @%cluo6ner ne
6cn ser moopariiden Sprade, 81 De-
zen @rlernung man lie 5 N i'm t,
sic oelttide Spra6e. Die 8cturbncr
6abcn ole Segnllngen Der Nclti6en
Guttur nid)t pergeiicn lie empfin'
SC. ihwer neni,g ben Druid Der I'M
bnIoiomeu Icgierlmq, Die tic gum
@ufgeben bentid)er art uno Sitte
ipin9en m0d,te.
Gem 5ilriten Nifolats Giterboap.
Der Den 9iirgermeiiter BON @ien IND
oen @cmeinoeratb 3um 5eItfon5ertt
dalaoen batte. lieB Or. 2itcgcr ourd,
Nrn Magiitratsrath Or. 9ibl oonter
uro beoauerte,oi 6 II
Gobung ni9t foGgen 81
f%nnen 6o er NIT BEN
WcmeinberatGe MIDI al
elmer 6eier ur Soiepf
NaD0n Intbeil nebme
f5nne, Bel Scr ote &olfs
6emne Soft c~rbolte'
oItentatio ansge u tc
Uer6e.
Dab bicie fraftpoIlcn @orte Or
2uegers bel sen Nurmo9parcn elmer
S!urm orr gmp0rim9 nltSlo'ten Ia
Ben mir bereits oui telegropbiihcn
Wege erfahren. ltmiomebr irelcn id
aber iiber bieie edit patriotiihe mi
tniiertreue SaItung Or. 9uegcrS mid
MIR ale 9eutid)oiterrci6er -%irnoerl
ntA Die nidjtmagpariiden @0lfer In
aorns, mie Die taiiertreue1
aroaten uip. Die Magpnrcl
n0gcn iancn, mas iie WolIen. IN De
3tunoe Der gutideioung mcroen oiei
unpcrtrGgIihen Glemente Die lleber
scltgltng geminnen onB in oem groB
ten EheiIc Der 0iterrcidiIfen @olfc
nod ser grobe Reidsgeoanfe DO
1867 lebt - unO boB ourd bic fort
mihrcnoc 9e0riifung Der itbri9el
@olf5itGmme ourd oas WoBnaren
ih,un 6icicr @ebnnte MIR immer meb
Wur5eln fafit.
- ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
Drei Gel tporene nit elmer fleinen
Slai DIE Gbamberlaiu's Geibpeh,
Cholera uub Om5fall 2rleoisiu
non 0boIerp o11orb,fs aehpiIt.

NHN
pom 6holere 1norbus 9ebeiIt.
ger O. W.. JOpler StebtDner,
alu., ers1hlt cine @~rfnbrune Die er
mnhte, D1brenO er ais @elhnores
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
@owarosuiae, Sretsbappthaot ppm
&reiie &~lebDurne, Gl1., feurirte. @r
iaet: .Ndbreuo ib bort mar, OBJ ih
etnns friiheS unb auh Burit Jleiit,
bas bel mir GbOlera Morbus in isbr
ihlimmer 5Orm perurfebte. Sh
fiblte arg eleno unb iGidte nndb els
ner seluifen gbUIera . Nebisin, itoti
oeifen innbte mir Der Npotheter cine
5taihe &bamberlain's 2etbmeb, @bos
lera uno Eurhfal. Wte6iSin nit benz
8emerteu, oa6 CT 6as @emanidte
bate, mir abet in 5Otae Der Grs
prObthett oieies beilmittelS, oorSD9e
mir lesteres gu hidden, on er fir
oeiien uufeblbare aur enrantirc. Sd
nabm cine DDie oapon nno fibfte In
fhns Winuten better. 8ie stuette
Du,e bette mid gdnslih. 8rpei
WitaeSdmUreue titten in berietben
Beiie unb cine fanf unS spausia
Gent 6tLAe bette uns ale orei.
2um Bertauf BEL BnitRr 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
Inter Dem llntousbonner

Inter Dem ltnionsbnner
fGmpften i'm 8iirgerfrie9e, BON
1861 bis 1865, 2778,300 SoI6oten.
Sr 6ieie loDaleIrmee IieBcn iid 1878
i'm GIter bon IA SSabren mo boritn.
ter mperben; t.996,239 iduIterten
Die @etpchre I'M Sitter bon t8 Snbren
unb oorunter; 2,t59795 noren 81
Sabre uuo 0nrrnter oft, un6 6t8,5t6
9erionen bottcn oaS glitter bon %
Sobren un6 onriiber erreidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
Gin aitor. Col. Sobn Sacol

Cine firdItde 8ereiri i.
sic rSolp Same Societn",
Sic in @roB . Rem Dorf TO-
600 MitaItcoer hnben iolL miro
nit Ser ,@rccerp GIerfs' Union" ua6
anoeren @cmcrfifaften. beren Wtit.
aIicocr 9c5pungencr 8eiic 5onntags
arbciten uuo feinen Rlibetag boben,
eemeinihaftIih poreehen, nm cine
SdIieBung Der &eidafte an Sonntd.
gen ourd5uieser.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04
NORTH ASHLEY

Miss Annie Doege spent "Wednesday
night with Ethel Telschow.
Ben Doege called on Frank Opitz al
West Union Sunday afternoon.
Miss Orbeck of ST. Martin spent
part of last week with Mary Cans.
Mrs. Joseph Wiess was quite sich
part of last week but is better now.
Billie Mickey spent Sunday after
noon with George and Anton Doege.
Miss Mary Doege spent Thursday
and Friday with B. Uphus and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Uphus called
on VIM. Santer and family Wednes
day evening.
Tony Bentfield went to- Sauk Cen
ire Wednesday and purchased new
manure spreader.
Joseph Parker of Sauk Centre made
a trip through this vicinity one day
last week looking after his farming
interests.
Messrs. and Mesdames Fred and
Chas. Telschow, Henry Deters, Frank
Doege and Henry Quisdroff spent
Wednesday evening with Gus Genricf
and family.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04
GETTY GROVE

Peter Jung visited Charles Spaeth
Friday evening.
Bennie Flahaven helped r. Gritz-
macher saw wood Monday.
Johnnie Gritzmacher visited at the
home of III. w. Botz Sunday.
Gust Quade attended the creamery
convention in st. Cloud Thursday,
returning Friday.
Miss Alvina Gritzmacher was stay.
ing with her brother John Gritzmach-
er of Pleasant Valley the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gritzmacher and
daughter Rosa and Joe Krupthion
visited at the home of John Ripka
Sunday.
Johnnie Gritzmacher and sister
Alvina attended the dance given at
the home of Chas. La Rock Thursday
evening.
Messers. Willie Gritzmacher, Her.
man Hager, Bennie and Eddie Fla.
haven and Eugene Taylor, Misses
Rosa Weiner and Josephine Jung, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss attended the
dance at Padua Wednesday evening.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in the conditions of u
mortgage executed by Adelia Skinner
and Grant Skinner, mortgagors, to
Lucas Kells, mortgagee, dated July
18th 1905, and recorded in the office of
the register OF deeds of Stearns Coup.
ty, Minnesota, on July 18th 1906, at
$50 O'Clock A. NJ, in Book 81 OF Mort.
cages, on Page 81 thereof; that the
amount claimed to be due on said
mortgage at this date is sixty two dol
lars and tifty-one cents; that premises
described in and covered by said mort
gage are Lot numbered two (2) in
Block numbered three l3) OF Hough-
tons Second Addition to the Original
Townsite of Sauk Centre, Minn., ac-
cording to the plat thereof now on file
and of record in the Office OF the reg
lister Of deeds in and for Stearns Coun-
ity, Minnesota, situate in Stearns
County, Minnesota; that by virtue OF
the power of sale contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided said
mortgage will be fOrciosed by the sale
the highest bidder for cash, by the
ohOIi III Vi oScoiuS Souutfs "iuuSeOtd,
at the front door of the postoffice in
the city OF Sauk Centre, in said Coun-
ty and State, on Saturday, the Goth
day of FEBRUARY 1909, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, to satisfy the amount then due on
said mortgage, together with the costs
of such sale and twenty-five dollars,
attorneys fees, stipulated in said
mortgage. January z, 1908.
| Lucas Kells, Mortgage.
L. l.. Kells,
Attorney for Mortgage,
| Sauk Centre, Mimi.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04
CORRESPONDENCE
SOUTH SAUK CENTRE

SOUlH SAUk CENIRE
Jos. Botz spent Sunday afternoon
with Pete Minette.
The dance given at John Gritzmach-
er's was largely attended.
Johnny Jung spent the past week
with his sister Mrs J. Huber. ..
Henry w. Botz and son Josrph were
Sauk Centre visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Botz attended
the dance at John Gritzmacher's.
Pete and Frank Minette attended
the farwell party at Jake Huber's OF
Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Minette spent
Thursday evening. with their son
Josep hand family.
Joe Kroupthen returned Saturday
from st. Cloud where he attended the
wedding of his brother.
Joe Tacken left Monday morning
for Monticello after spending the
SUMMER with his uncle NJ. Jager.
Miss Josephine Jung visited several
days with her sister Mrs. Jake Huber
of Spaulding who will soon leave for
Dakota.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04
ROUTE NO. 5

Charley Hummer went to Elross
Monday.
Katie Ripka called on Emma Gritz.
macher Monday.
Theadore Weiner called on Henry
Weiner Tuesday.
Herman. Hager called at the -Gritz.
macher home Sunday.
Miss Rosie Weiner and brother
Emil spent Sunday evening at Geo
Strauss.
Fred Lampery returned from Mont
ana on Sunday where he has beer
working.
Joe Kruchtea returned from st
Cloud Saturday where he attended
his brothers wedding. L,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gritzmacher and
daughter Rosie and Joe Kruchter
spent Sunday at John Ripka's.
Willie Betow and Walter Hummer
went to Besre, MINI. "Wednesday
where they will visit friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weiner went
to Elrosa Wednesday while on theil
way stopped of and gave Ben Gerd
ing and his wife a visit.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04
SEED CORN TEST
Practical Suggestions to the Man
Who Raises Corn In the
Northwestern States

Furnished by the Minnesota Far
mers' Institutes, st. Anthony Park,
St Paul, MINI.
To make the individual ear test,
take box SO inches square and g.
inches deep, fill with sawdust, bran
or sand, and moisten well. Take a
cotton cloth )sheeting( large enough
to completely cover the top of box,
mark off in pinch squares with lead
pencil and number squares. This
makes 324 squares or space enough to
test the seed needed on twenty
acres.
Secure three or four 6-inch fence
boards. Divide the boards into 21a
inch spaces by driving nails every
21A inches and number the spaces
Select the best seed ears you have
and with a knife remove 10 kernel.
from different parts of each ear
avoiding the tip and butt kernels
Place these ten kernels on square
number 1 in the box and place the
ear on space number / on the board
Treat each ear in the same manner
being careful to place the ear on the
the space corresponding in number Il
the square in the box on which tn,
kernels were placed. In this name
it is easy to tell from which ear tn.
kernels upon any one of the squares
came.
Cover the box with a damp clotf
ard a little more sawdust and Sc
away in a warm place, In the kitcher
Or living room, and keep moist, bu
not too wet. In five or seven day'
examine for termination. Note tn
number of kernels starting and vigo
OF growth. On square number 10 yo,
may find 10 kernels sprouted. Thi
means that ear on space 10 will germ
mate 100 per cent. On square numbe
&c you may find only 8 kernels grow
ing. which means so per cent for ca
number 20,-not good enough for see'
SC that this ear may be discarded
No ear should be saved for seed tha
falls below 80 per cent. The bo,
should be examined from time t.
time and any ears that have no
sprouted in 5 to z days under favor
able conditions, should lie discarded.
1t might be we'll to divide the ear
into two piles, one with 80 per cen
and the other with 100 per cent germ
mating power. 324 ears will plan
from Is to 20 acres of corn afte
sheliing off tip and butt kernels
which should be done.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04

Johnnie Rue and Less Warner put
up about forty cakes of ice Saturday.
Dell Spencer and Eugene Wilcoz
called at G.. ID. Wilcox's one day last
week. ....
Miss Ethel Moon, who is attending
school i'm Sauk Centre spent Saturday
at the home of G. d. Wilcox.
The McCormic Lake Helping HanC
Society will hold its monthly meeting
with Mrs. w. G. Elliott February 10.
The road around the lake was st
filled with snow by the recent snow
storm that it is almost impossible tt
travel.
The McCOrmic Lake School CLOSED
Friday January 90, 1909, for two
months vacation. Mrs. Isabelle Tay
lor of Minot, N. ID. and Miss Schaeffel
of Sauk Centre visited the school one
day lest week.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04

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