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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10
MiTnnrt gurntPn.
$eltene Gelenenbeiter

good as there is in the countr hal.
ance in timber and pasture. good
broom house and other out%-buildings.
good orchard; well supplied with
water; everything convenient close
TO county road; 5 miles to Boonv1le,
good road. This is one of the best
farms in Cooper Co. Price $3.50 per
acre, " cash, balance on time to
suit purchaser. If you want an A.
No. l farm, this will suit you for the
price asked.
NO. 9 This fine farm contains
100 acres all in cultivation except 10
or IL acres which Is In pasture and
valuable timber, the cultivated land
lies practically in one body, all
smooth lard just rolling enough to
drain well; good deep rich soil, as
fine a 160 acres as can be found In
the county. Good 4-room new frame
house, large barn as good as new.
and various other o~ut-buildings, good
water supply; joins county road;
school house IA mile, churches of diff.
ferent denominations near. This
farm Is located in Boone Co., Mo,
3R miles from Rocheport, Mo-. a
town of 500 inhabitants located on
the M. K. e T. Railroad. rs miles
west Of Mc.Kittrick, Mo. Price
SIS per acre.
No. z This farm contains o3S
acres good river bluff land, sandy
soil, $50 acres in cultivation, fairly
smooth land, balance in pasture and
timber; good water supply. I'm
provements common. This farm Is
H0nQf0h fuyn mile $780,
Q Co., Mo-, and joins county
road, near school and church. This
is a good grain and stock farm. $40
per acre will buy this farm, and by
good management will be worth $50
per acre in a fewyears. Here is
your chance to get a bargain.
No. 8 This farm contains 172
acres, 100 acres in cultivation, good
river bluff land, sandy loan, most
of the land is fairly smooth. No
wheat land. The balance of the land
Is In timber and pasture. The Inn
proVements consist of a good Groom
mouse, good cellar, ice house, large
Darn, drilled well in barn lot. els
tern at the house, never failing sprin
IN pasture, granary and a number
OF other good out-buildings: the
place is we'll fenced with American
wire fence; everything convenient.
This farm is located IL miles from
Roeheport, Boone CO., Mo-, on the
M. X, & T. Railroad; good road to
town, close to school and churches.
This is an A-No. / stock and grain
farm, and can be bought for Sos per
acre. This is a bargain for the price
asked.
A number of other farms in Coo
per, Howard and Boone county, ttat
can be bought well worth the money.
For further information, stating mum
Der In which interested, write or cali
on 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10

fonner, neil oie anior6eruneer an
Hcu 5nrner beitte eans anoere iiro
ais friiber.
Gas 9eben lit bod nidt blob CUR
9lrbeit oo, man ioa it6 aud BARN
wobI fiibIen, 8efrie0isulg iinSen
un0 eS genieben. Gas lit aud cine
aunit, ole geIernt iein mill. limo
iie lit gar niht 10 idtper 5u Iernen,
lpenn man iid MIR einanal ernitli6
5uIammen nebmen upo init ben be.
.itebrnoen 8erb1ltniiien redneR ipol.
tc. Die begebrIiden 8Iide nab Der
Staot BADEN gar feiren 3wed, ba.
Onrfl berIcioet man iid MIR oos
Qcuen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10
Siitet Gndl ppr sa[ben acacn Ga:

Sitet Grdl Dor Salbcn gcscn Ga.
tarrb, ote aueffflber entbuItert, oo
Quediilber iider oet Sinn oes sc.
rltds aeritoren uno bos qoll3e Spi.
tenn bonig 5erriittet ipirb, tpenn IS
ourd Ole ideimtgen OberfIdden elm.
oringt. SoIde @rtifeI iouen ME
auBer auf gerorbmtns gut beruiener
aer5te ge6rau6t nerben, oa Der
S6aben, ben iie anridtell aebnmaI
10 grob 1T als bas Cute, Dos Sbr 90
bon eraieIen fonntet. Sails So.
tarrb.&itr fabri5irt bon S. S. Gbe.
nep & 60, Soleoo, g., entbGlt fein
Quediilber unb miro im,erIid ge,om
men uno tpirft bireft ailf sic idIeimi.
gen Sberfldden bes SNtems. @enn
Sbr Saa's &oiarrb-&rr fault, ieio
fider, BOB Sbr Die odte befommt
STE miro inferli6 eenommen lltb in
SoIebo, Sbtp. BON s. s. Gbenep &
60, gemaft.
Serfultft bon allen apotbefern.
HteiS 75c. Die GIaide.
Sau's Samilien.9iaen finb Die
beiten.
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No. This farm contains 101 acre
of high creek bottom land all in
cultivation and all in n field as
good as Mo. River bottom land. No
gravel. wet or overflowing land,
has produced 80 bushels of corn per
acre repeatedly. Good new broom
frame house and other out-buildings;
can look owe the whole field from
where the House stands; field on
same side of creek where house is
situated. This fine farm is located
in Cooper Co., Mo-, s miles to Cali
fornia, Mo. Good roads almost level,
A miles to two good inland towns
close to school, 4 miles to three chur'
ches, Catholic, English and Metho-
dist. This fine farm a be bought
for SIS per acre. This is o money
maker; a bargain for some one
wanting a good farm.
No. a. 115 acres of fine river
bluff land. 100 ere Of fine smooth
cultivating land, as rich as bottom
land; 80 acres in one field, all slo-
pes to the south, none steep enough
to wash. No better corn and wheat
land any where to be found. Good
new fence around the farm; well
supplied with living water (springs);
joins two county roads: telephone
and r. F.. d. close to house. This
farm is located in Cooper Co.. Mo-,
one mile to small town and railroad
station on the Mo. Pacific R. r. 10
miles to Boonville population 5000.
Good level roads; improvements
fairly good. $50 per ere will buy
this fine farm including " Of 55
acres of growing wheat, 40 acres al
ready broken for corn. $4,000 In
cash balance on time to suit the
purchaser. Possession given on
short notice. This is surely a bar
gain.
No. 8. 100 acres of fine Mo.
River bottom land, every foot good
land easy to cultivate (sandy leam)
was all planted to corn last year,
averaged 60 bu. per acre, this land
is perfectly safe from being cut away
by the river. 600 acres between
this land and the river. Fairly good
house and barn; only q mile from
small town and Rail Road station
on the Mo. Pacific, 10 miles to
DOOuYllle eblneT ny all OF OVeTldMu.
S55 per acre will buy this farm, two
crops will pay for the cost of the
land. This is the best bargain Of.
fered anywhere, look at it and be
convinced.
No. 4. This farm contains 20
acres all in cultivation, fine river
bottom land; good house and barn
and other improvements; perfectly
safe from the river; only a short
distance to two small towns on the
Mo. Pacific r. r., 10 miles to
Boonville. s4250 will buy this farm.
This is a good one, cheap for the
money.
No. 5. --15e acres, 1875 acres In
cultivation all smooth land and as
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Sie @rn[enpeit.

3efitg, 2. MARS. 9etlctpeit rl1o
&ungersnotb iudcft iidJ in China
sen &ong ob5itIaufen Zen anti
Iif)en 9eridten 5llfplge mirS Die
3obl ser @cltlellpeitsS pfer bis lett
utF 10000 geiGGbt ltlo oie tGglidye
Sterberote bel1uft iid ouf 800 M}alr.
fdyei. Die 9eomtatl bohen obcr rpc:
Mig ober gar feline aenitniB BON Sen
3litGat0en int SS1tnern inr0 sic eilt-
idGdQiae,i 9erihte, rpeld)e ole Hothe
ST cB.@eieQidsait bon iAre1l 4eelt-
terG colt aonilIm ltn6 Aer5tc err
h0lt, loiien erfeluterl 0oB bie tag
lidler &ooesf6ne mit6eitens Sreimol
10 grob iin6, ols tpie tie bon BEN
dJireitifen @eonttcrt ongegebem tper.
6erp, un6 oie @elaHmt5aDl oeu Spfer
entsiebt ii6 i~i6erba1St ieoer gered).
itiIirg uno idauarft bon 10000 bis
100000.
Sic SltlgerSnotb ipiitbet in ibrer
Nrt nod idlintmer aIs ole @eitlers
peit. Man iddtt, baB t1gIi9 1000
8erionen oerp Siutgertoo erIeiSen
uno 6ab mir6eite,rs cine @illion
@enidpn 6nbingerafft peroen 6iirf.
ten. ebe ole 1tGtbite grnte e~ingebeintit
uepoen fam. slber Ole Sungresnob
miro olth Damn nod faatfn bolItdft.
Dig nfpS oaiierno boriiber ieisb BERN
Die grnte miro iebr fdrgIid air$fal-
len. &c feblte ben 9ellten at Grdft
lnro Miitb litno ulld) an IrbeitstDie-
rem SIR 8eiteIlrng ibrer Seloer, lilto
es blie6en in Solse befien groBe
Strefett fritdtbare,r 2nmbes bra6
ltegeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10

nIg err 6ie Membrone anfertieen
IieB, oamit feline Gimme bel ieiirer
9eihenfeier gebort peroe, ltt0 itarb
i'm g[Iter BON 80 Sdbrem.
Sem gorf, Q. @drs-5nau 81.
fpeo MorIboa, Die @attin zines aine-
rifaniiden Mineirbeiiserg, erregte
auf Dem 0drnpfer DErigs Srie6ri6
8ilbelm" nit ibrem oSoremrod".
Ser gar feiner mar, t~tlpgebleres 9tllf.
ieben. 8er fonnte audi obnen, 0aB
ole Game an 8or6 eirett 9ampfers
Elm &eitflet0 trlia, iuettn oii6 mn
sur auprobe.
Ser 8ino trieb NIT Dem getbeiI,
ten BOD fem iiefiides Spiel iino
bradte ole Sr6gerin fait sur Ser,
5neiIing, rrp6 tie fornte iid Dor
6ert nellgierigen ltrto b1miihen
@liden faum retten. Cine Sdnei-
berlin an 8orb bate ibr 6as I'm.
gliifSfleib 5iun anprobirelp geseben.
YttlDdiifee, %. Sebr. - Oh. @.
6, s. 8itte tbeilte Dem &idter @ee,
len nit, SaB er 6ie SdG0eloperation
an Hli6. S9rooer porgenomnten 10.
be, lrno DAB oieier ole Operation gait
iiberl tanoen babe un0 erfolqreid
fltrirt lei. Sdrooer mir6e neaeit
eiites @ia1brtd]s feItaenpmmen. Sci
Der Sorunteriilditng Itellte iid) Der.
ans, oaB ii9 S6rn6er BEL eittem
friiber erlittenen l1nfan cine Ser
leturg ser SddoeI6ede 5,oe,oaen
bate. Die gerIesung pirfte oilf
iein @ebirn limo Or. 9th. gortnq
reigte Der anfidt alt. DAB barin
pielleidJt oes iutaep Marnes Sang
5iult 9iebTfnbl ini6 at anoereip b.
ien Streifer 5u ilthen iei, 9er
Ir5t erfl6rte, cine Sperution tper.
DC Sen Seller Ieidt beieitigen qlnS
ipabrheinlid bon 9iinitigem Gin.
HUB oltf 6os fernere 9etru0en oeS
iilnaen @eniden iein. SeoenfaIs
tonne Der gerlltd) fltbt ldD0oen. TldJs
ter &eelen or0rtete nun on, bic
Operation itattfin0en al Iaiien rlno
Or. @itte iibernabm tie. Sn ierr
lem 9rief at Sen &i6ter erilr6t
Der ar3t odrltn, BOP Dem SdraOer
ernitlif) 5u Semitic gefiibrt ipir0.
mel6es &eiultat man iett bon Inn
eripartet ur6 51 DeGdeM 3pefe 6ie
Operation por9enpnrnlen iei. Iltd)
erbietet itd Der gbirltrg, AaB Sfro-
Der minbeitens ein11lal i'm Monat
fplbreno eines gansen Sabres ben
Ir5t ullfiltdt, 6amit oieier linn ipei.
ter beobaften falttt. Die Gerbono.
lungelt gegen Sdraber iino Bis alrr
6. Mdrs perifoben iponoen. 8abr.
I6einlid miro oie iddpebenoe InfIa.
ge niegergefdlagert per6ern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10

Man peripridt ii6 BON Slibell,
peld)e einutal I'M Sabre ausruben
(natiirli6 oiirfen iie niht 81 Iange
froden ifeben) einen groberen @r'
lola. Giu Ionat lit lang geriig,
6rei 8oden geriigen, aber Ieds
8od,en lit gu lang. Wfan mllB CANS
beItimmt lpiiieil mann ole altb frtidt'
melfeno peroen ioa, I'M lie sur red)'
ten 3eit trofen iteIlen 81 fonttett.
8iu man Dos 8o6stbum bes
Sufborns beforbern, 10 beitreiht
man 0us iutge Sorn ont beiagter
Gtele nit 2orbeer0l ur6 gaieIin 81
alei6en Sbeilen. Sinh Die Sufe
ipro6, 10 beitreidt man iie einfafJ
nit Sdpeinefett. peldes o6er rein
fem mllB uno nidt ran5ig ieir BARI.
8urd 6aS ginietten miro eS per.
birroert, oab Der Sur austrodnet.
Der brape Sarmer feuut feinefl
Gurus in Saiis uno Sof feline
Itebertreibung in Ser &teioermooe.
&einIitfeit, Sr6nung nn0 Teolttl'
felt iinO inn Der id6nite Sdmud.
@oate or es NIT Speiie unb Grant,
nit MISREPRESENTATION ullb Spie'
len. nit 3eritreiiingert iinb ionlti-
gen toItipieli9et 8ergniigungert Dem
Sta6tbetpobner glei1 tbitn, 10
fonnte er nift beibeben.
Serr lit Serr utto Gnedt lit
8neft, uno ipem elm eiitigeS 9eidid
0as SerrenIos in oen S9ob getpor'
fen, ser ioGte 6ieies Sos nift Ieift.
iimisertpeiie bon iid iperfen un6
INN Elm dniheipen0 pergniigli6eres
Soiein elm 8ienftmarn tperSen. 9as
ionte iif uriere l6nolide Sueero
sefagt iein Iaiien iirlb ii9 alrf Dem
Grbe ibrer &ater 6as 2ebeit ai,-
gettebrt MAIDEN.
Sir ieoen Snl Sl merfenl Gel
Dem Sbiere Elm Srellno mo nift
ieiu 8einiger. Salte I'M StaIe
HeinIidteit uto CUTE Srbnltng. 8e.
banole bic Sbiere, i~nsbeIonbere
furdtiame unS dngftlide, ielbit
oiid ~bOsartige, ~ieOer5eit nit @e6uI6;
beodte Dies ferner, altd beim BE.
ihlagen in Der Sdmiebe. grrun.
genes Gertrouen beieitigt mand,e
iibIe @isenidoft eines Sbieres.
9eut5itaBe lit es utltmgGmgIid
notbfpeuOig, 6aB iib Der Sarmer
audi cine orbentlide S1ul- uio Ser
iionOesbiloitug areigne, benin Ser
ungebiloete 3enid miro lei6t I'M.
terbriift, ipdbren6 iid ser gebiIoete
hidyt fncdten I1Bt. 8er Ii9 mad
altenl 9raud eIdJinbet", Ser miro
III iesiger Belt MIR idiuer beite6en
.a.t|r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10
@aseonabc Count y Sarmen.

No. 1.--162 acres. A fine farm
6 miles from Hermann 70 acres
good creek bottom best soil, rest
pasture and timber land. Well i'm
proved. 5000.
No. 2.-14S acres, Z miles from
Hermann. 100 acres in cultivation.
deep wells. good improvements.
Price $4,000.
No. 300 acres. A fine and good
improved farm; z miles from Her
mann, plenty water, fine barn and
good dwelling house. 100 acres in
cultivation, creek bottom. $4,000.
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Smanbiides

Nus Dem Gbicago Hioer in Gbi-
cago, mur6e lebten Sneitag eirc
2eidye 9esogelr, bie NIT Siderbeit
ols Die oes Dor ldngcrer 3eit Der.
idJpln6enefr 9ario Mcaetn,on i6ell.
tifiSirt mar6. 9G6mrdD fam eS oil
bcr Sag, NaB Ser Shpeiter Deg
&erniBten Dor einem Morate Gin
iaIder Sooter, Ser am Seeifer ge-
i,npbeir norbert misgeliefert nno
non oieier in ibrern Seimatbsort,
9onneouniae, go, begruben lmir6e,
Die Toli5ei bat feline Ibnlun, fpei.
Ter Seihe es gerueieG oie Sri.
0icaennnn aIs ole hires 9riibcrs
beItatten lieB.
"Garion. Gepaba, 81. Scbr.- 81.
lie @mtppe polu SSnoianern ole bier
meibe Sdyaibirten ltingebradt ba6en
ioa, uuroc beute nod beftiger Sc.
getape9r Ourd) cine S9eriffs9oiie
urter Mitwirfln,g Ser itoatlider
8oli5ei feIteenonuHen. alf Seiten
Der Snoioitcr fieIen nod elmer orei
.Stun6en pabpefrbett SfIadt od)t
Morn, in6eb bon ser @~egenpartei
elm Sheriff Sen Sob fanS.
Cannon 9Th, 81. Sebrior Sin
binpbert .@dnner iinO nifgebrofpeit,
ltt ole Ropm 8orae 0es @ran0l 60
non ra6 Spuren bon Sboinos Selt-
fins unS eugene Sorpfep, Sipei Sou.
riitetp ar 6itrdfltd)en, iiber oerell
S6ifiol nlait eritfte 8eioranib 1egt.'
Gin eiiiger 8liSar6, be9leitet non eli.
nem 6idten Sdneeftiirm bot mt
Snngtng 6ieie @eeenb beimgeiltft
1irtb man befiirftet, Dab sic 8ei6ert
Oarin INNS 2eben fanten. Ser
SdneeIturm raft nod inuier.
@ebbri6ge, ST., 26. Sebt.- Mi
I0er hieiioen Decentralization 6e8
9derbdit.0 9 pnrtements bot man Elm
neltes Suffer fiir 8fer6e entoedt,
peldeS ni6t mir SAFER p~ollIt0noig
eriebt. ionNern Inn polle 5ipei Grit.
tel btlliger 5t itelRn fommt. GaS
Suffer beitcM aus 5lpci 0rittcl itll-
sebe1tte(tgt anfoSrnlBnlchl uuo Ell.
rem Drittd mWa1eltteltem Eeanitt-
mehI. Sopsit bot es sen Nonnit &c.
~iiitterten &fcroen ie6r gut befotls
fltelt.
Som 0iegp, Gal, 26. Scbr. sci
ieircm toun6erboren StorioorS 9i.
plan, Der nit eincm 8ontnir olisge.
%itattet lit 1n6 init Dem er 2oltS,
@aiier ur6 Die 2rtft 6efliegt, Hog
Der gpiotifer Glenn S. GurtiB Helts
te inh Dem Gtran&e, ser Coronado
ttrt6 Iort6 SsIorb berbtrOet, Ioiuoe.
te, Inn ppt geel1em I'm eineqn 8in0
bon % @leilen Gtdrfe mifsuiteigen
ni0 lanSete in Ser &Gbe Ees Goro.
naoo &otels fiioIidy bonn 8ier. 9ad,
Dem Ginpd iticg er dberniols ultf
uno fafu6ete mi @oiier am 9ortb
SsIano Sanear.
Das BON Inn 9ernadte grperimen,
mad]te er I'M Sntereiie 6es @rnnee.
6ienItes. 8ie Mafdine 1T fir oie
6ienftes. Ole Roifine lit fir ole
feit.
Detroit, 26. Sebr.- 9ei Der Sci
bettfeier fir 6ep perItorbenn 9ir.
fsenfdmger unb Gborleiter oer Metb.
,obi1tengefneifroe in Ohio, Mif)., 8ii.
Iinm Sorcn, b6rten Die 2~eiOtroger,
BEN Den idmel5ertoeir Geior beS
8~erblidenelt ans einem Nono'
9rnpben. 8oron nor So Sabre nlt,
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Ofi,ieuer mesipeii er.
8cantfc.
wertUrss& crminc.

gpnutp.Guurt a~s9ttmdBiee 9srM,rs be-
Enonjt unb stoptmbtr. 5itnercasettip Sshproe
AM i. WtoRtag I'M QprtI.
Gfreuit-G6Irt. ~ResslmaBt9t Strnltnt BE-
aifntH ant 9. Wlpltag htr Wloroie JdulIar' Dtat
nao Stptsuibtr.
R]rpbate-G purt. &~tgtimdBtae 3erHIiHs be-
Sinner am 4. 9tUntas Der Ntpnats 5ebrnar. 9tai'
gn9att upb Eepsmbtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10

Blalen'Nr6reI, NJ mes
gen ibreH ppr3lgltden
@tgent1afte I'll, ncl9t.
bic 6%eiuu0beit pieOer
9eyiteleH, fat Seosm Bee
ianlt. SIR @eiuuouna.
Opu 8AeumattSntu
Giidenihmerseli, trnns
fen Rieren, Grber NIB
8laica, ionic Sduer-
sen ut iraeno eiuein
ThetIe nRA GnrnnnnnnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10

No. 4,-154 acres, 4 miles from
Hermann; a good improved farm, rs
acres creek bottom, rest in good
pasture and timber; a fine dwelling
house and large barn, plenty OF good
water, good soil $4,000.
No. 5.--1SO acres, "a miles from
Hermann; 100 acres in cultivation:
good dwelling house and barn, all
improved; good soil, $500.
We also have a number of town
lots for sale.
Title guaranteed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-10
TO THE PUPILS AND TEACHERS
OF eAscoNADE co.

another Corn-Growing Contest for
boys and girls over eight years and
under twenty. l am asking the
teachers to assist me to arouse inte-
rest in this contest. / am certain that
much good will result from the earn
est and enthusiastic effort that you
may put into this movement.
Contestants are to promise to plant
and cultivate the corn, and to enter
at least ten of the best ears at the
Corn Show next fall either at Her
mann or owensville. The applica-
ton must state where the corn is
to be exhibited. All applicants must
fill out the blank below and return
to me with twenty five cents entry
fee. This money will be used for
premiums. please do not send
stamps.)
Reid's Yellow Dent and Boone Co.
White will be the varieties which
can be furnished by last years com
testants. Premiums will be separate
for each variety.
Can friends of agriculture and
other business enterprises afford to
help me boost the corn work? Are
you as close to the farmer as you
desire to be? Does his prosperity
interest you?. Do you have time to
increase the profits of your bust
ness?
l feel that the value of a corn con
test among our growing generation
can scarcely be overestimated. The
fact that the present tendency of our
youth is from the farm to the city
means that greater effort must be
made to interest our boys In farm
ing. The rapid strides which are
being made in all Lines of agriculture
in the improvement of corn and other
grains, in the breeding of live stock,
and in the methods of handling soils
for the greatest profit, are such that
nc vocation offers greater opportuni-
ties for Intelligent effort. This, how
ever, is not appreciated by the ave
age country boy, first, because he
has not been given the proper in
centive to become interested in farm
work, usually through the neglect of
his home training, and, second, be-
cause the ideals of success held be-
fore our boys in the schools are
those of the statesman and the pro-
~fessional man rather than the sue
cessful farmer. The prosperity of
our country depends upon the pros
perity of our farms and under the
rapidly changing agricultural condi-
tons 1t is the brightest boy that is
most needed in agriculture, The
country can no longer afford to
allow SO many of its best boys to
leave the farm. Such a contest as
this not only interests the boys in
agriculture but reveals to them some
of the possibilities of intelligent
farming. It is hoped therefore that
all those interested i'm the Gasconade
county boy Will lend every aid
possible in furthering the plan of
this contest.
Very respectfully
C c. M. Danuser,
Co. Supt. of Pub. Schools.
APPLICA TION BLANK
/ hereby wish to enter the Corn
Gro wing Contest of Gacsonade coun-
ty for the year 1911, and enclose rs
cents as entry fee.
Name ........ ....,,-... ..........,
Address .,...... ........ .......,.
Age ........ .......... ........ -
Name Of Variety ...... /.
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Ionnirt otrf Sos $ermonner
SoGsblait.
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TEAcHERs' EXAMINATION.
The March examination will be
held at Ownesville Friday and Sat!
urday March "a and %, 1911.
Order of Subjects.
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Die resuldren so Gent uno / Dollar sIaidea
fnb II allen Gpotbefen 81 baben. Ran
merle iitG ben Romer: pGpamps&ppt," Or.
NiImerS rGfudrtpsR opf," inb bic Gorefe:
8insbanatOrt y. y, an itosr SIaide.
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@QuD! SanD!
5done 51rmen
Bette Offerte in farm Cdnderelen.
6arlnelt III 5illtant 60. SflabOrta
6arraerl III 5ilnlalll 60, Sflabona

maize 5reberid, eie Staot BON $3.50 Gtupobnern. Die StaSt bat bic
id6naen &hben ub Sduleu. @aderpertc, eletriides 9id9t uhp.
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Gttbet ste Guf NIT ctnett
Iaftnen Miiden?
Niereasesioen ataat eie eIeso.

Or. &iImer's sStudmprglpp" (SumpIs
&ursell, bic punoerbare gierrrt., 2eber. ltriD
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iibertriFt lie fait ale @ripartungen. Die
Shiudde, bas 8aIier %einSubalten, iotpie breiis
nenots @aiierlaijen pir6 ourcb bieIe grsnei
beieitist, tie hilbert bic b0ien gta1fol9en oes
@enufeS BON Gpiritupien, Bier ln6 @etn
unb Derbinoert baS pitnaliee BaIierlajien
bel Gag iiuo ipdbreno Der GdlafSeit.
OG Scot" furirt nidjt olcs,
fir Nierens, 2ebera rre 8lalrns2eioen lit lie
aber nu5iueifelbaft bic bette &lrsnei. 9nrb
BEN sroben GrfDig, Der IN Der Bripnt.graris
tberaI traieIt iulrbe, iuuroen mir Az elmer
{pe5ienen &urfebrlng peranlabt, an ole
2efer bieies Blnttes, ipelte bieSe GrSnri nod
ni9t probirt baben, cine Brobefaide, io,pie
elm 8ampbIet, tpeideS anoeutet, tpie man
Rieren. un6 BInlenleiben entbedcn Fam urO
. Sioannp.& osts iIdber bei9reibt, pcrtuirei
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& NEUMANN
HERMANN, NO.

Possession Of all of these farms cal be had this spring If sold before Feb.
10th, 1911.
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III iberienoerL 8enn
sic ffreiben, erndbnen
6ie bic Iiberale DHerte
IN oieiem Blatte gelejen
~ bnben nno ftifen
Sic Sbre HbreHe an
Or. &ilfner & 60,
Wsnahn.n4nn % On
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6raf prts. Co., 9erausseber.

Entered in the Post Once at MO-
Is second class mail matter.
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Very respectfully
C C.. M. panuser,
Co. Supt. of Pub. Schools.
ANTON BLANK

l hereby wish to enter the Corn
Growing Contest of Gacsonade coun-
ty for the year 1911, and enclose 25
cents as entry fee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
81 7E[
Is the Vaudeville Show at the
Popular Victoria Theater
This Week.

q The Victoria theater is still keep
ing its reputation for having the
best lire OF vaudeville shows In the
city. The show for Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday is fine one and
the opening performance Thursday
was greeted with a packed house.
The many encores proved the worth
of the show
In the first act the dainty little
Miss Merle Florence, the singing
and dancing girl. was very clever
and her. voice was good. HIer songs
were the latest out. She was very
graceful in her dancing act and is
one of the best dancers seen at this
popular play house for some tine.
Walker and Burrell in Their 'oi-
edy musical act, were very eo'',
Their music was we'll rendeA 49,
the comedy was clean and ASH
to the audience, which re- tied!
encored them. Their playing on
Chinese instruments and Mr.
Mr.. Walkers part as the Chinese
warrior were the feature parts OF
their act.
The Duquesne quartet, composed
of r. B. Mooney. III. M Boas' c
IF. Harris and Dick chalfant' four
Pfttsburg boys out for a good time
was a feature of the evening, and
it was the big hit of the bill. The
four boys certainly have fine voices
and the comedy they have with their
singing was good. They were forced
TO respond to four encores and a
curtain call before the large audi
ence would let them leave the stage.