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The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-22
Prize Acres and Paying Crops.


IN land regardless OF expense but do no
think that even Mr.. Bats would care 10 treat hi
whole crop as he treated the prize acre. Still tn
fact remains that whenever there is prize 70
The largest yield per acre II is always made II
he South, and with the Southern prolific corn.
But what is more to the point, and more en-
than a big crop of corn on sngl
acre, is an account like the following which hav
lust received from eastern North Carolina:
Il have read with much pleasure Mr.
Battss report In The Progressive Farmer and
Gazette OF how he made 22s 2-3 bushels of
corn on one acre. But II appears 10 me that
that 226 bushels OF corn cost him entirely too
much to make.
Il have made over three thousand bushels
of corn this year on about seveniy-hye acres
at cost of less than 20 cents per bushel on
land that four years ago didn't average more
than seven or eight bushels per acre don't
believe there is single acre on my farm this
year but has made over 80 bushels OF corn.
and this. too, without commercial fertilizer.
have on some of my lands averaged as high
as 65 bushels per acre with SO pounds is
per cent acid and 25 pounds suiphate of pot
ash per acre. which Ia the largest amount OF
commercial fertilizer have used TO corn
my motto is to make the very biggest
crop possible with the least expense. and at
the same time make my land more fertile
and absolutely know | can add to the fer
tilty OF my soil every year and never use
any commercial fertilizer unless II In n little
acid and potash. On two acres this year |
have made five bales OF cotton, averaging
565 pounds per bale. For these Ave bales
got 14h cents per pound and sold all the seed
from the five bales for 81 per bushel. The
two acres netted about six hundred dollars.
for only used about 100 pounds fertilizer 10
the acre. / only planted s. acres 10 cotton
this time. but have gotten % bales from the
IL acres. The two acres Just spoken OF will
nearly pay expenses of my entire crop.
Il have been farming only three years and
what little success have worked out along
this line. must attribute 10 my close adher-
ence to the principles you are constantly adj
vocating. For myself. | want TO thank you
out OF the fullness OF my heart for what you
and your labors have done for me"
This Is the sort OF letter that encourages ma Fl
our efforts TO improve Southern farming for Il Il
he making OF profitable crops that we need in tn.
south, the making OF good crops at the minimum
of cost and the permanent Improvement OF IN,
and while making them. One friend writes tina
ne would like to have that acre OF Mr. Bats
% plant strawberries on this spring lie think,
hat he would make more than the corn mad,
with no more fertilizer. IL would OF course b,
interesting TO know what the residual effect of IN,
leayy manuring Mr.. Bats made will be on In,
succeeding crops. and hope he will test H.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-22

We feel safe In saying that practically every
farm In the South should have permanent pas
ture enclosed with good fence. We have I'm Ber-
muda one OF the best pasture grasses In the
world and we might as we'll get some profit out
OF II as TO spend all our time fighting II I'm tho
cotton and corn fields.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-22

you need FIVE drugs" said n foolish physician
10 patient: water. food. air. sleep. and eyer
else But the patient sought another doctor, and
the foolish physician died poor
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-22
Notes and Comments.

nm HE EDITOR ia right In saying that tho MAX
M Ing OF 100 bushels OF corn or moro on a
u.Jsinge acre by extra fertilization and a
prolific corn Is valuable showing what Is poesi-
bic TO be done but IL IL far more important TO
show how TO make so TO rs bushels of corn per
acre on tho whole OF n mans field by good farming
and less expenditure.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-22
THE STOCK FEED FRAUD.

THE STOCK FEED FHAuD-Dr. Buffers ar
ticle about stock medicine awindles goes TO the
point When | was chief editor OF farm paper
! kicked against the stock feed advertisements,
but the owner said: We cannot afford To drop
them. for they pay $4,000 a year" Tho Progress
siye Farmer and Gazette could easily get that.
too. II II was disposed to look after the So 900 in-
stead OF looking after the real interests OF the
farmers VINO read the paper. We trying 10
MAKE paper that VIII help the farmers and not
swinde them.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-22
The Souths Need for Greenhouses.

~ AM TRYING some of the double Sunlight
M hot-bed sashes and they seem all right. and
~ Will save a great deal OF work in covering
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

lea. Scrfplge: Soarefogeo Sobon-
'1eS Fcoericrr Stcgc: Gbriitian Miel-
fen. Npfsbi'1g s.: seilmager @e-
S'llteoS @1'itrll. Merry: Gaipar &c.
ter G1lpcricn. S0enie: @fobfoge6
Sans &oSmtSicn. @oI6ing: $au-
inc Motbiclcn. 'Soriens: @anf1te
@ptlcbe. Narbus: Srf. @ilbeImfne
Spraoicls. Straobattcfabrifmt :.
y. sc1nor. Anton 81. @intber, Man-
oera: Gntcfru S11lie @eitpbael &os.
filoc:: Grboro Saobpe 6le11sborg.
WrpcSfpping: gi1fefru SSporo Grita
Stec',itrup. @pfbbing S.: @ipbmb.
SofuS Dresler. Grf. @Driltinc Mma.
Tia Beef. 0oenie: 6ul6megtig Sill
6clm 9licbfelo. 8eile: @onoelsogt.
u. &oullcn. @e6er @etcrlens SUI
Itru. gi6org: 6rf. @ilbelmi1e Bent-
5en. gnfefru Mnno 8oos. Sobro:
zine &iritine Meper. Malborg: Solo-
asliitent g. g. @raarup. Mibe: 60
tic Nifoline 9pnge. Mubpbro: @igb.
n1ano s. S. Sobnien. l1Ifstorp: @ap-
tejn Gomao Matbias 2un0ing. Slug
tier Marf: S. g. @cbpneberg. @eile:
4nna @begb. 2rritslcp Marf: aarl
Sunl, :Hs6ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
11ocnfor &jpbcnbapn.

.@entofte: Gnfe Moren @orIien
9%uootngc:: Ml1rermeiter 6. 8. @e~
tericn. 2p,gbp: 9ogboloer Gbriftian
6re6erif stccn. @ellcrl,p: Gem<
rermeiter 6. S. &Seterien. 8oftbuo
q. 8. Sbomien. &aitrup: Sfipper
2ol1is &u6olpb b. 5. Mbe. 9ra9dr:
Manufafturbonoler @eorg &anim.
&aitrup Melle: Melleeier Niels s.
Mielien. &olltrl,p pr. 8l16me: So
elsman6 Mn0ers Eeter Mn6erlen.
2empig: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5.
@ium. Gle Morie @eis. Musie
Sl9f. &are11 Mn6erien. Dalbp: @l1s=
mano Sens 8en6iren. &aarup: Sir
tie Marie Mielien. @ffiI6ftrup: Crime
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
Q. RASMUSSEN PUB. &C
72o-724 South Fourth Street, Minneapolis, MINI.
Ma0ien. @eislep: @robesmine 2op>

Maoien. @gislep: @ropesmine 2ap-
rine &grnpe. Scbierg: 2nrer sSpr=
gen Mielien 8ren6um &reitegour0:
S%ogneprGit Sacob @briitian Sciper=
len. &gpbol: Sans SIR. Gbrilten-
ien. l1lbplle: @nro. Mosm1ls @o1,-
ien. 5peo: Sobome Marie &riiten~
len. oils: Molermelter 2olrits He=
terien. Molhorg: Sofobine Marie
Serenlcn. 8iritine @orie Seperin=
icn. Aarbl1s: Msiiitcnt s. @briitan.
Marblts: Ganb. phil. 9llfreo Mois
Ghriitcnien @eae: &jpbmono 81. 81.
@arfreo. @ogenbierg: @oorocjcr
Sobon @bri1tcnicn. @sboing: Gneo=
fcrnlclter Mobs @anien. &gl1sbo-
neo: Nftrgt5mono @ons 8eu icbol1.
TrcHcrifshopn: 9. g. &oIs. Hibe:
Gle &ritine Smlrioien. 9. @eoiteb:
6. s. 9. @otGmann. &oloing: Sp=
~: s. Seitergoor6. 8omorup:
Mmolie @iiabetb Nieien. gprn: Sp=
rine Senien 81tus. @il1ere6: @illulr
Neterlen. @eliinger: Totograf 2uo.
big &anle II &olbef: 8anfasiitcn1
Solger. Mogoaro. Gtorebeoingc:
&ibbmono S. s. Seller. &erslep
Sdrgcn @illtrup. @eliinggr: gnfc
iru gilbelmine @pbfe. @pee: Tcoe'
&%riitenien. @aaroejer Ma6s Scope
:, IEE .
elm. Neltneb: &iebmun6 @iaqo sSse1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

/ Aalborg fra 1876 til 1906 % bar
3oliti- % S%ernbanelGge / Malborg.
= @n al 06enie 8ps itsrre Mo-
nufafturbm16lere, &jebmoao Oscar
8m1n,garten, ct plltoiclig afgaaet pes
0pben, rant AT ct @iGrteI lag, ca. 50
Mor gornnuel. Cen ofoe5c par Meo+
lem al 8citprelierne ior Dan fe aipb=
1t9oers Observation-Disclosures
% &ipbmrnoenes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ening.
- 6prbcnpnrenoc &%on1monoant
/ &jpbcnbopn, Sberlt Irit5 @anoill
CT af0ooet ne0 0pben, 20 Mor
9a1nntel.
- Stu. &cgnelGrer Gbr. @anle,i
/ luxembourg, ser er bcfien0t JONI
&cgncbogsforfotter, ct ofaooet beo
0e6en, II Nar ga1nlnel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
@ouro til @oaro % pelteoe epon=
bene r1eo Sci, ,,pmalfeoe Mnlf,
Sfn,1AipHc @idrrtdicrne % innn1ta

@oaro til @oaro % balteoe spon=
bene nteo Sci, npn1alfeoe Mnlf,
itonoieoe aisreteicrne og ipnnote
@eltenc fra, iIog @ino,tesruoerne ITO,
itiol LIT % fait % bortfsrtc set, tort
iagt, Iopebc ale SC ltlptfer. bor,s
%iinoslpee @ierne f,,,oe bite paa.
Set be9pnote cit Nftcn bos Erp-
prietGr SsSl,,l, 2on9fergooro. San
font ipoicrcnoc ino / Stuen, bpor
@ooroens huge Gier, ion life fienotc
bon1, bcpGrteoe boln mes Safe: Meo
Get beepnotc Sen u1oerlige @iGit at
brele ion cit gal 3pr % iloa %
iporfc til Mpblerne. Nroprieter
SSlu,l tiltolote Maboelt, 6prpogter
1inolcif pg Eolitibeticnt STOP ira
&onlilo, men imiolertio bar oen gale
Mo,o it1tfcn At mes SPITE ont at
tommc iaieu pg poelGgge @oaro %
6plt. Soo oroa ban pioere rl,not
i Snanet, % &roiclen breote Jig fro
SSl,s til ol,s. Mo1 telcfonrreoc til
&plning @crreosfontor, me1 ser
blcp iporet, at &prtpret life funoe
oierc noget pcs Bette. San bapoe 10
cnbnt iffc iluaet Mcrmeifcr ibjel!!
Gnoelin lpffeocs Set 6 Mono at ton1c
bolll, men @crrcosfnntoret nGgtehc
ltabig at .toae Jig al bonn, Spgeh1=
let ligeloo - ng iao los n1al1 bon1
lphe; Scr bar intet allbet at giare.
Stoflen ltreifeoe III, pibere om=
firing. til ban e1otc / 2eirlfop Sogn,
Atoro for @oloing, / eli o1oen S11rls=
oiftion, buor ban loa hep togct %
fert til Mrreltcn / &oloing. @an bor
nrret linbslpg ct Ear 8on9e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
On Spjis af tcn rcttc Mcbisin

Gn 9piis If rcm rcttc Mcbitim
rctte Sib far torebpggct mol,acll G.!
alporlig Sp9bom on .oorcla,,nc 81
0eller. SEQ at bopc cit GSfoifc ri oe,1
gantle l1rtemeoicin, 81. Ycters &1;.
rifo, pao @oonoe,1, or man iorbc.
reot / Siltrloc al %pl,,oiclin Spaoonr.
9e1 pirfer 6ltrtigt og %iiffert, o.
Sirfniu9crne CT noriAc. Aputbefer,
bar sen life poa Eager. Gen irlges
0rette til Tor6r,1ger11e gic11ncn ipc.
ctelle M9enter an atte al ISabrifonter-
ne, ST. Heter Gobrnep & Sons &c.,
1875 go. @ppne Npc., Chicago.
an.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
5onoerjv!lano*
s g T. u e. rfet

s Grperfet s c j.
/ II 9. Observation-Disclosures
Tlensborg bor life funnel finoe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til @erparfet /
Setting Goriamlin9sbus. M,t far
@eitprelien 6erfor, efter bpao ser
meo6eles ~@ejmoal", ieIp to9et Mf=
fnre. &e6 Mbbofot &onn, 6lens=
borg, ct ser reiit Giltole moo oe
%for1nentlige SfpIoige, og 5oeen pil
pentelig fomn1e til Torbnnoline
for 2%o,16sretteu / 8lensborg meo oct
ferite.
Ct MT 6ortpifnin s.
or e t agenoe. S ct Tortpif=
%ningsblao / @aberslcp inobpoes til ct
Mgbc / @ooerslcp. Mon bill oprette
ct ~Mlmc1npttigt baoerslepif 9oint=
tcliesiclifob for ir1oa gjenopnlne :
(v @en1cimtiit5ige @leiniiebelungsge-
noiienicbnft @ooerslcbe1u") % boiat-
tie 2an6arbei6ere beb &ente9oor6s-
oannelier. Gen prel1siife Stat for
ltillet ct 5tlif1o poa 500 Marf for
bpert Steo og 10 Morf for bper pad
begpnot @ettor / lloii9t. Oprettelies=
fouitcer beitaar al 9a1,orooo Grpon=
Scr og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ette &C.
Ser al &cntegaorbsfontoret) / 60
oerslep, Mlntsforitanber 6. e. Girl
itanien / 500 og 9omnneforpogter<
ne Mat5e,1 paa &s6oineeoar6 og
&oeb paa M%onobierg. .
&iebt 6 s
6 o ngeri g e t. @ommis
Speno &reft Sprgenien fra 8reno~
itrl1p, for Gi6en pe6 &anoelsielfa-
het ~6rent" / 8ron6erup, ser fer
Sui fit @filag paa fit Mnisgning
ont @ointteli estillooelie / @1esbig,
far 1111 fiebt cit Gienoon1 meo @igb=
ma16sforretning / 9rting, Ell @to=
tionshp neo @ripotbonen mellen1
@pricr,s og S6oer. &ipbeiummc11
CT 10000 &roner, og 0pertogelien
Ifer til 1. Moj. Sfient Sbrgenien
CT teot og 'opora9ct / 5snoerjpl=
lol1o, o9 albrig far peret onore
Steoer, negter man bom olligepel
9oietteli estilla6elle; bons 6ooer CT
iom ing Mano inoponoret fra
, SIN, large fer 9pnnens 6soieIs.
SIT ban life bar &iemlteosret
Gonmarf, ga bon for le11gft er fnlo-
mpnotg, Ct Ell 5%elbfsIge.
aIgprotet ten III i
sc ts Mis e II. Mion pil mir1oes,
bbor raien6e Spiferne blep ODER Nis.
lenS &alg til 2on66ogsmano / Ga:
benroo=@ en6erborg @rebien. 8,
bab6e 10 lite peret frpg1e peb Sal:
get al Mi6ler til at boerpe @tem.
r1er, og Sc bar laa fire poo Seirer
at Sc bab6e 6afler liggel1oe reoe
Mabenrao til ct 1tort Toffcltog. Sc
iaa faI6t set belc lonrr1e,1 for bcn,
iom ct @ortbus!
Men en- Sreit bop6e GDlferne enc
MT: De ifu16c iprgc for, at @olge,
blep f%11lofaltet. @is Misiens Scr
! 6igbeo acknowledgements piloc blio'
f%ortparig. Sc in6ianleoe ollie null
ge r8eoiier" for Galgets l1gploigbeo
blan6t an6et ifpnote Sc Jig meo Il
inoberette EN- &iitorie, ipm Ell ipcoet
@onoe BANDIT Dem poa 9grmet, Oil
20 Morf for at reiie til @raalten.
9tu CT alle Sc tplfc u8cpiier" fob
nebe / 2anboagens rummelige Bopir
fl1rp. Men lGnge efter, at Sc. tiff
u9ebiier" er glemte, pil Sc Mible
] min6es, iom 1piferne arpe11ote 10
ON mulgt at frapriite % oct Monoo!
iom me6 &ettc er bort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
9ummen ppcr 0r. Noroentuft
Sbiiteb.

Gen Mnflage, ser for on1trc1t ct
Eor Mar lioen retteocs imoo 2Gge
Yoal Norbentoft / Sbilte0, cit 8rooer
college / 2es Moines, &rof. 9. Mor,
oentpit, for iorifiellige mislige 6or,
bolo / 1orbinoelie meo bans 2Ggc=
pirfjombeo, potte iom set ptl erin=
6res en- meeet itor 0piigt. Set bar
0iltriftslrgen / 5biiteo , MI afogoe
9r. Sprgenien, ser inoen lin 0so err
florebes for iinosiN, iom bopes
reiit s%(nflager,, iom oreieoe Zig ont
flere Elunfter, Slospaoiettelie> fal|f
Mnmeloelie al 3pperi, %l10lteoelie al
fallf Mttel tcr til Militeroutboriteter
m. NJ.
sagen 9it lin @ane eie1nem De
ioritielli9e Snitanier, % unoer Be-
bnnblingen ipanot efterbaanoen Mn-
Hagen ino til rere l1betpoeligbe6er.
Cen ofienlige Menin9 bar iao at iige
bcle 5toen poa Sen an ete % afbolote
2rgc Roroentofts SIDE. Man nt6=
1te, at 9iltriftslese Ssrgenlcn bar
Ell poerlt e~fsccntriif Herlon, ser al
PROFESSIONALS og onore @runoe lteole
bopoe last St. Moroentoft for @an,
pe ba Sogen TOM for 9pieeitret, bar
Sen lpunoet i11b til, at HoroentoH ito6
onfloget for at bope 1lbite6t ct Ho:
Mttel tier for, 1T nogle l1nge M916 LED
al Spgbonme, Ser 9iorbe Sem uiftf-
fcbe til MilitGrtieneite, ubet at ban
perionligt honoe uroerlggt Sem. ST.
Sen Soge1 TOM for @pieteret, bapoe
ben neret @ienlton0 for en- &omise
lions=ltnberipgelle, ser lebeoes al ben
bcfje1ote Msiesior Sebou, % Cont
men blep al oe1ne %ioltlot til 20 81
scs 6engiel, bpilfen 0om itaofGitc=
bes al !@pieiteret. Or. Mor0entofts
M%n1pgning nm at foa 9omn1e11 opb9=
oct forfolteoes; men "a ban bapoe
begpnot at oftiene sen, 6lep 0eu bal=
be Stroffetib bam eftergipet.
9llereoe fpr @pielteretsbomme11
bin fploet, begpnote ser at rciie Jig
tolrige Stemncr for, at Ser blcp
a;>rt 81. Morocntoft l1ret. MllereOe
SCI, 1T N(nflageu bar rejit al en-
linosipg Man0, 0iitriftslege Ser=
0taien, bur0e pere r1of til at gjpr,
sen tpipliom. 81. Mor0entoft bapos
o%porbejoet cit flor &rafiis, np6 al
min0elig N9telie / Ell meget bis
&re6s for iin 9pgtigbeo iom Sege
og ltore neutrality-suspicious. ALE
@mbeosioger. 6orfatteren, @ano
jur. Ealle 9}oienfrant5 tog @ogen OF
/ Ell BOG, font bam ifrep ipecielt ON
oenne Mffere, og; bpori ban poobilte
at &omislions6ommereu, Msieslol
Scbou, bapoe grebet Sagen ol6eles
for fert an, i6et bon ~for at re66e fiji
9ommerere" boooe opiamlet noel;
ubetp6elige &lagepunfter, Ser ner
melt fun bar ontp6et / sen oprin6e
fige, at sen i%inosipge 9iitriftslee:
reifte MnfIoge, og paa oisie feloe
oe,t Com, ser ienere blep itoofeite
al @eieiteret og 6elpis e%flefperet. Ms
iesioren bop6e en6og %oprin6lig baie
ret lin Sag poa, at Mnflogen funo
tages tilboge moo @rleggelie al Ell
9e6e.
Nu er Mfferelt iluttet me0 at Or
Norbentoft far n6tient fin Straf 0!
bar otter opertaget iin &rafiis, Sc
otter bpa6 ser forlp0er fra Sbiite'
life er blepen formin1fet pe6 sen ban
ppergoaeoe Sort, i6et 9oftoren al al
le onlees for at babe beret Offer 10
en- @abole al Ell iin6sforpirret &olle
ga og for Ell / bgi @rao ubelbi!
&etspleie fra BET offenlises Sioe
0g 6enne 8etragtring fommer / s
olleriioite Gage nteget iterft til 0r6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

- 8. @oienbIo6 / Sells Far fjsbt,
8rrntns @iaftgiperi me6 StaI6-
plaos poa s%toreeaoe i &o6ersIep.
&igbeiumt1en er $4,000 Marf.
Gpertagclicn ifer til /. MpriI 1910.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

'gSI*S' " 'S%>,S|' IVY OuuA W
Snin, me6fplger, @riien CT 59,=
600 Morf. @jen6ommer bar ct
Mettouobptte al 654 Mf. 0perta<
gelien tier til 1. Mpril.
= Meller % @oar6eier &oulien
poo @oIles Mplle be6 2unoerjfop
bar bpttet fin Gien6om me6 8eter
@rifiens @oar6 / Mn6erup. &aa
begge 5i6er felger 8eietninge1t
meo / &ipbet. Smbptni11gen fin.
Oct Ste6 inoret. ST.. &o,1lien bar
tioligere babt 8ebtoft MgIle.
- Miels Mielien / @norupifop
peb Sol bar iolgt lin 2anoejeu6om
til @oarobonoTerne scbjett % ga
fobien at Softl11no meo 0perta-
gelfe itrafs. Rigbeiumm1en bol6eS
ben1melig. @ele @eietningen me6.
fgIger / @a1belen. Gienoommen
egtes 1loitpffet:
- Sans @tbniot i @jeitrup bar
lclgt lin gjenSom me6 II Spnoer
2ono til 9anbsnano CLAUS @aD11 al
8rorsbe1 for 1900 mf. Mf 8e'
ietningen ME 6fplger ct Spin iam1
SEN en6nl1 rtGriffe6e @po. SiItre.
oelien tier til Goraoret. 5elae.
rem bar iom meo6elt fiebt en- Glen:
bonn pon @ol6ingegnen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23
SPRING VALLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Chas. Jeide and family visited at
Sherm Hayden's Sunday.
Thos Welsh and family visited at
Chas. Knapp's Sunday.
Hollie Banks, who has been visit
ing at his folks returned to Iowa
last week.
Mrs. T. S. Pendleton visited, Mrs
M McLimans Friday and Jessie at
]. Ohlert's.
Albert Krohn and wife, Dan
Trainor, Frank Hoeft, Mrs. T. S.
Pendleton and Jim Garthwaite were
Bloomington callers Saturday.
Henry Cliffs were Bloomington
callers Monday, also Joe and Mary
aamer,
Joe Hamer has sold his farm to
Herman Pagenkopf.
Vern Knapp is going to work for
Henry Cliff.
Henry Cliff and family and the
Lorenz boys visited at L. S. Pendle-
toms Sunday.
Jake Ohlert is going to build a
new barn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23

Rundell and Elgar Watson, gave a
reception Friday evening for the 9th
grade at the home of Paul Rundell.
A most enjoyable time was parti-
cipated in by all present.
Mrs. Harry Biddick and Miss Dona
Iverson we're Platteyille shoppers
last week.
Will Alton and wife attended the
Alton Runkle wedding in Platteville
last wednesday.
Miss Sue Livingston, who has
been teaching at Mt. Sterling was
here over Sunday; Monday she left
for Oregon to visit at the home OF
her brother, J. W. Livingston, who
resigned the presidency at the nor
NAL last year on account OF i'll
health. -
Frank Livingston of Platteville
visited here this week end.
Mrs. Geo. Dolphin was at Rewey
the latter part of last week.
Charles waring Sr. is able to sit
up little each day at present.
The high school question is again
up to our people, it is for them to
decide whether we will have one,
or yearly send hosts Of students to
other towns for higher education.
Gretta Livingston, who attends
Lancaster high school was at her
home here over Sunday.
Carl Alt of Lancaster was the
guest Of Sadie Fisher Sunday.
Mrs. John Thompson visited with
Linden relatives last week.
Misses Kunutson and Watson ar
rived home from Milwaukee with
spring millinery on Monday,
Mr.. Hall and Ruby Skate are
driving the mail routes made vacant
by the resignation of Jim Harmon
and Charles Thompson. No ap-
pointment has been made as yet.
The Cloremco Players will hold
forth at Aliens hall three evenings
this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23
The SIMPLEX
SEPARATOR
1910 MODEL

This New Model or Improved "SIM-
pick" is the result of thirty years con-
tinuous experience with Cream Sep
ara tors of leading makes, and eight
years experience in manufacturing
"SIMPLEX" LINK BLADE Separat-
ors. The "LINK- BLADE" Device and
the general bowl Construction, also
the original "SIMPLEX" simplicity,
or in other words, minimum of work
ing parts, has been retained; otherwise
the new model has been completely
redesigned from base to supply can.
The most striking feature of the New
"SIMPLEX" is its light running. To
obtain this higher grade and type Of
bearing than has ever been used before
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23
POTOSI.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Gladys Baker took trip to
Dubuque, last Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Mr.. G. J. Ragatz took a trip to
Dubuque last Saturday afternoon
and was the guest of her parents
while there
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kaeding
visited their brother in-law IN Du-
buque. Mr.. Benhardt who is quite
i'll with lung fever, and also their
brother. Fred Kaeding who got his
foot badly hurt.
w. Langstaff returned TO his home
here last Saturday afternoon after
tlansacting business in La Crosse.
Mrs. E. Seaton and daughter,
Mrs. A. Kaltenback returned home
last Thursday afternoon after a
weeks visit at the home of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Sam
Thomas, at Wanakee, who mourn
the loss of their infant baby daugh-
ter.
Miss Theresa Klein, of Dubuque,
is visiting at the home of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jewett are
visiting at Prairie du Chen, a few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine, returned to
their home in Council Bluffs last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Antones
father, Mr.. Robert Kendrick return
ing home with them.
Miss Annie Weist, of Cassville
visited with friends here a few days
last week.
The choir of the Congregational
church is .rehearsing music for
Easter.
The Potosi high scho oil closed for
a weeks vacation last Friday.
George Myers transacted business
in Lancaster last Friday.
Herman Schroeder, of Cuba City,
visited at his home here a few days
last week.
Miss R1cca Seaman took trip to
Dubuque. last Thursday.
A large number attended the
Opera at Dubuque last Thursday
evening namely: Mrs. Lizzie Foster,
Mrs. Tirza Ennor, Mrs. Sue Bell,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. J. Ragatz, Miss Esther
Schumacher. Miss Bessie barrow,
Syrena Mclaughlin, DR.. John Nc
Govern and number of others.