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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-21

cost Of production for the same period
amounted to about SO an acre year,
leaving a profit of $3.50 to the acre. BY
reason of his success in onion raising,
Mr.. Schuetter has not only been privi-
legged to turn down an offer Of $1,000
an acre for his land, but to set an ex-
ample which many of the farmers Of
his vicinity have emulated with great
profit to themselves.
s"Best scientific methods are being
used by all the growers, The fields are
kept perfectly clean, as the onion
smothers easily. BY using the same
soil for the crop year after year the
land has become SO free Of weeds that
1t is now Kept clean with little diff
Guilty, Once each summer the farmers
food their fields with a formaldehyde
solution to prevent blight. Every sea-
son small portion Of the land is set
aside by each grower for the raising
of his own seed. and on this part of his
field he plans the best bulbs selected
from the crop of the season before.
Careful selection of the bulbs for seed
is one of the chief reasons for the size
and quality CT the Pleasant Valley
onions.
When harvest-time comes, all OF
the unemployed men and boys In the
township are put to work in the fields
pulling. cleaning, drying and preparing
the onions for shipment Most OF the
crop is shipped out Of the valley thru
the County Fruit Growers Association,
to which most OF the onion-farmers
belong. Two hundred and seventy-hve
cars were sent east last year"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-21

TIE Of has .fwys ben q
universally OF blood
purifiers really nothing
unpeaantly and dst.osa
blood
It tho h.zs.s: rsmsd +
a.ny II so1ae term e =
blood and AZ The 100 ts -
uIce.s sn ncsa 1S,.
containing
- I'll who
THE SWIFT epDCU1c co.. A11AuIA, ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-21

The Jefferson Bee says: Colonel
Young evidently failed to convince
those sixteen standpat delegates from
Iowa that they We're dead and buried"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-21
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

Ut is not SO much a republican con-
vention at Chicago as republican
contention" says the Dubuque Te!e-
graph Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-21

The Sioux City Tribune says: La
Toilette and Cummins are like Ma
poleon, who could call his soldiers by
name, In that they have personal ac-
quaintance with all of their delegates
to the national convention"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-21
Building a Creamery.


have been successful from the start.
while others have failed after rev
months operation. and some were
never even Started.
An investigation of the creamery
business IN several states by Secretary
Wilson OF the United States depart
ment OF agriculture, has shown that
the cause of mary OF the failures was
due TO lack of a sufficient number OF
cows. which should not be less than
400, and that others failed because of
improper organization. in the case OF
CO. operative creameries, and excessive
| cost Of building and equipment. Many
creameries have cost about twice their
actual worth, and were not OF the type
suited to the locality in which they
were built.
The cost Of creamery building
about 2sx4S feet will vary from $1,000
to $1,000, dependent upon the locality
| the construction, and the cost of ma
terial and labor. Such building us
ually consists Of a main work room,
engine and boiler room (includins
space for refrigerating machine), coal
room, refrigerator. store room and Of
| flee.
| Machinery for gathered cream
plant. consisting Of fifteen horsepower
| boiler, ten horsepower engine, combf-
nation churn with capacity Of 60G
pounds of butter, and other necessary
| apparatus, will cost approximately ST.
200. Machinery for a whole milk plant
will cost about $3.50. This equipment
will handle from 1000 to 1900 pounds
of butter per day. If a refrigeratine
machine is included the cost will be
from 5000 to $1,000 more.
| The total cost Of a creamery would
therefore vary from $4,000, for small
gathered cream plant without artificial
refrigeration, where labor and mate
rial are cheap to S4,650 for whole
milk plant, including artificial refriger-
alton and higher cost OF labor and
| material.
! The department of agriculture is
prepared to furnish information fol
the proper organization Of creameries
and cheese factories. and upon request
will supply plan of organization, list Of
machinery. and plan for creamery
Correspondence should be addressed
to the Bureau Of Animal Industry
Washington. D. c.
When your child has whoopina
lcough be careful to keep the cough
floose and expsctoration easy by sivfns
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a. ma,
be required This remedy will alst
4 liQuify the tough mucus and make il
ieAsAer to expectorate. 1t has been uses
successfully IN ,,.asssr erAdemics and
cafe and sure. For sale by all dealera
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-21

Even today there will be men who
will digest the sport page before tack
ling the front page observes the
Sioux City Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
YOUNG WOMAN
IS FRUSTRATED
LOUISIANA oIRL WHO ACCIDENT.
ALLY KILLED HGR SWEET.
HGAHT 70 ~ NO CONDITION TO
MAKE A STATEMENT 90 THE
UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.

Hammond. L.. Dec aa.-o~orra n
AbeosL the victim uf yustarday's
tragsay a. thls plsos. oams hare soua
two years aGo from Tenn.~sss and he
mother stiii resides 81 wtnebsstsw n
that state After the ahootin9 IN
hn1y waa taken 10 y. a. rhemaSs m
derakinG eat4biiahmenI whera tha
coroner held an Inquest ana prw~
nounced the killinm aocidentnl A
brother Of the DEAD man living a
Matches. Miss arrived we're this moru-
ing and took charge % the remaina.
which win be shippea 20 he 90 hens
Tonight for burial
Miss F1emina. who was the tnnea~na
cause % Mr. Abbotts killing. has eeaa
- prostrated with grtsf sinos the a.
cident that she haa been In ne oon6i-
tian 20 make any utatament. but ina
young couple have been on v~ry tnti-
mate terms for some time, and u has
been confidently states ~ their rrfanda
that they we're soon 70 have been MAJ
RED
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
CEfIPLEY

Chiplsy. Dec. fs--Mrs. ]. =. Kinard
and utfle daughter. % Atlanta. Ca
we're the guests % friends here q day
Cr rwo last week
Leslie Alford. from Davidson College
y C - among the home oomara for
TIRE holiday season.
oools Fsuior. OF BirInI nThan. Ala
H. Ependius the holiday here uith
home folks and friends
VIM. ~. Pratt. foreman ~ the Big
min % the Southport Lumber Co. u
spending this week Nsre with htF
family
Or D Amhuf wells 81 borne from
Atlanta Tor the Christmas vacation. 20
TIE Eroat pleasure 90 his cateric o.
friends
vs.. n. FauIk. d.. ~ willis and u
a. McQuarEe. of CIlrksyile. came up
fro the seasons holiday with home
folks and friends
Miss laura Mae Peufrr a. al home
from Tallahassee. where she "a at
truufnz school 20 FuFnF IRE holidays
Hrrma Wilic Bond end Russell
NuIaF az pens1ra.a. spent Irat week
Mrs. r. g keilF.
N'.......H . "....a.a.H NH. N.."
state gaHeFc az TaIilhassoe. F al
home 81 IHH HeF mother nr the holidays
AIrs o. D shriFalIe. ~ Guadalupe.
MexiCo. b here t0 spend the holiday
season with her parents Nr. and Mrs.
IS A. Afford
Editor stokes ~ enc grarrEiue Ad-
Nertistr was .n tFt ritr a short while
THURSDAY
sflss Laura aiaf prnder De- home f1r
CHRISTINE wees from tEe Wumau's
coUerr re Tallahassee. 90 the delight
of her many rounE Friends
Mss Erantg LanEEt1u. one ~ TIE
UUpuiaE Instructors of Gao 81 Andrews
high school is spFndinE tHe H8II1.Ea
Win home faIhs Aau Friends
ffrrrv FarriH- .r rrrralfIuE 5 H..H
o. 80 .u Chfp'ey NOW. getting -.a"r &.
arrunr. bis duties 40 .ar-fa Hrs. 4.
flr yer.
MiFE Canr Heutr. o. rrrr Hr... .
teach iu the high school Fl... ..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Saturday for MariAnna. where she viii
81 lend the holiday vacation with home
folks and frtenda
Miss Biriha Daniel. a student ~ Bel
mont College. Nashville. Tenn. is 81
home Tor the holiday
AIRS. Paul Carter. of NArtanna. was
here q day o. I've last wees the guest
~ her sister. Miss Ants Horne.
Mrs. ID Banks has returned home
after a visit o. several months wtih
friends and relatives On ohio ard In
diana She srioyed her TRIP very much
but is EiAd 70 Be back 20 sunny F1or-
ia
Miss Lucille Jordan. music instruc-
tor. and the Misses Daniel. pupils.
came up Friday from Palmer College.
and are most welcome home comers
FOR the Christmas holidays
Miss Ines Barrett left iasf week Tor
Brunswick. Ca where rEs is spen ain
the holiday season uftl her brother.
Miss Vivian Fenlsy came IN last Sat
urdry evening from Marion. Ala
where ne = attending Judson College
and ulI Hrend the holiday week with
home 90 "a and friends
Bert Davis Bernard LanEston. ard
AitN campbell from ire university ~
Cnire--iIs. and Leslie Afford. from
Davidson College. y. C.. are among the
home cnut ~ for the Christmas holt
dave.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
MOUNT PLEASANT.

at Fsasanf. Dee an Leland
shepard Ia home rom TarfsnnrtIs la
apena tns holidays wfsh bis parents,
Mr ana Mru O. n Shepard
Misses ora. idh end Yea Williams
ara Elwaod their brother are enIoy-
inN Christmas with home folks
Mra. salue Hubbard and children
Isft Frtday Cor Brl1son. Ca. where
thsy Nln spsnt soms tine sta rcia-
tiNea
Nfrs Harr from Cairo. Ca. .s visit
tuE Der daurErar. Nre a. A. Ehruard
NJ and Nra DlEaur and children
srsnt Tuesday and wednesday with
Mrs OHguHrH father. Mr feasn john
nan. returning Co their borne .u Geor-
ria wednesday evening
Messrs MrphauL from Jameson
are bone Tor ere holidays
A pretty Christmas tree celebration
uas held az the Methodist church
TUESDAY evening Toe church was
beautifully decorated ard fhe tree pre-
senfed pretty sIrht laden with Its
Christmas frHE Cor ail UId Santa
c.aHa vas present coy. - the delight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
. WEST FLORIDA SOCIAL NEWS

% ths nsus felix's. TIE following n
the program
song while Angels sinF"--Choir.
Bthla readinE-AiiaB Allie Deziu
pravsF-Mr Williams
FNelcnue Bronnia Hubbard
sens. That Might Celestlaf"-Choir
II Were santa CiRas~-faabe
Garrett
The Marriage % Santa Claus
Miss Addie Grubb
eonE. IAN Glory % Cod--Choir.
The Orphan Chnd~--Miss Ora WI.
hams
Christmas Visitors" an exercise b
twenty seven children
Disuibufion % presents ~ SAINTS
Claus
Distribution q presents ~ santn
Claus
song 7 Love the sweet storg 81
Jesus Choir.
Dismission b. ar Williams
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
HARRY HERVEY
} IMPROVING
LEON HOTEL
NEW MANAGER FROM PUNsA.
COLA IS MAKING TIE 90 AND
POPULAR HosTELRY MUCH OF
a SOCIAL CENTER.

##E. N.NH NNN FHE H.HN. NH.H a.
Tauahaaaes Dee aa.--Mr Harry e.
HsrVsy who. lhs an be Hsrvey broth
hafHI 'a making shia - ana popular
faHTrIrY much ~ social center Mr.
HerFrF who. ike al the Hsrvey broth.
fns a thoroughly experienced hotet
man He would noe agrea % accept
fhH management ~ Tits hotel until
fhe owners had agreed Co make many
improvements. and these improve
msnfH ere uou under gay. The whole
az ere hotel bs being worked over. AMI
several thousand doIIaru ta being
HreHt m fdir worh The dining room
lobby and HU the bedrooms viii be-
f..UI over and remodaiud. and uew
decorations arranged throughout The
raHaremaut haH uorkmen here or
.H fHn who are artists in their lines
d. work.
Taa lobby wiu be furnished win
EHEap base. walls win be- 81 tan. and
eHfrHrruuE OF old ivory. with tan
collins TIE dining room Hil have
..... ceiling In cream. and walls pam
.H.I H hunting ard frut Hconcs
.l.aTa uf che lobby wiu he renewed
.# HarIHrH rrmoteieA Everv room On
#.Its wW hr Huad with hath and
N .NaN |M.N#MM #A."N. MNHHH
Ha additional TOWNS are being
.#.I
THr leon hotel Is named for Fence
81 leon. coo Same as this county was
WH l1 HH honor. On making the
changes and rrmodeunE the hotel she
Iarns. HGme-liks nreplacs % the lufi
.. fH0 entrance toor % the obhy win
#.aorfd and made part o. ihe wall
~ which win De placed ne large crest
~ He ancient Ponce de Leon family.
wU De- gotten up and painted iu
H.#HII.I ruIora air. Hervey is nov
ca rarrth and making inquiries a.
o. aIHrt De- may be able % md the
Ponce fr Leon crest
$50 TrrVev iF making q good ciu-
fs. Tallahassee a. sell re- % hotel
H#n.EgU fIr IH meet public spirited
.aH han shown himself anxious 90 en-
AZ. Iul. amy enterprise that would
far tne acttnrmeut 81 the city aud
immunity Hs - enc 81 ire nrin-
Wnt promoters ~ tas Tallahassee
lHrHfHueua. which win be held here
nest March and has subscribed for
aE rrHHau Ictlts. Ho a ore Of the
H.T.ev brothers. who have the follow
#nE hotels The CHwthou. Mobile.
ALAS Eea Bnden. Birmingham. Ala
#Hr SAN Carlos. Pensacola. Pa and
I.. Er..fai Houston. Texas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

yastfnrf1n. nee -. WHERE arr ~.
taePHes who l...- lly pToDhesisd LAST
srriHF when congress created the
ohI1rrns bureau IN me department
90 commerce and labor. that uathlng
cculd Gene QUE o. tho new az or the
urw bureau save falIuref
There weTe many such a. TIE time.
both IN CONGRESS ana cut Bat thsy
have not been heard fram rsosntiy.
When ne bm Huauv got through
CONGRESS IN April President Tar
signed e ana AZ once appointed Miss
Julia G. Lathrop. a social worker o.
Chicago. 70 hn me plno. shs has
been iu waahinFton but q fsw months.
yet durinE thar time has accomplished
much for the welfare % the cnndrsn
90 America
How May mentally subnornal chill
dren ags there on ne Unltad states.
ing'udfrE iclots. imbccIl-s and children
HuHcientB ssif-dtrectinE 20 proat b.
special classes in rchoaIT where are
tFese ehidrenf wat provision "a
made for their educauong What does
30 castT
How many fnfhrriesH children aEe
there n the United stataar How
many faEHera have arrrFfed their fam
NIess How many Orphans Iast fathers
through tuberculosis How many
hrouKH Industrial acc .deutag
How many blind children are there
ir ere GATED States Where are
ttey and What provision Is made f1-
tH..r education" What ar. tha causes
cf their #..r.nFse. and h8N many %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
KLONDIKE

EIonafke. Dec ag-The Christmas
tree and service in ere Baptist cfurch
was vel attend Ia tn spite 1f The rainy
weather Monday night TIE church
vas beautifully decorated with ever
greens. ana the tree isden with TOYS
and presents for che children Many
friends from PcuEs cola, Beulah. Bell
view. Ferry Pass and other places at
tended
Rev. Ira Roberts conducted enc SER
vices ln the Baptist church sunday.
There were three meeting r.ur
afternoon and night and HIEn.rrH lf
rained nearly au day. the service. rsrl
well attended, and the three excellent
sermons Uere much enjoyed SIR Rob-
crts 81 visiting minister fram Fori
Earrancas. Nest sunday Dec 2sth
Rev o. o. Rice. pastor 81 the East
EU church. Pensacola. win preach
both morning and night air Rice
uaH pastor ~ thl Ki0ndikC church
several years aEl. end has e larV.
number ~ friends here who viii b,
delighted % hear him again.
MrF. Roaua. Of Analachieofa. was
ite guest OF her sister Mies McNeal
and Mrs j p. Pierce sunday.
Mr. Carl West has Euue 20 Mont.
Eamez, where De- wiI spend tae h0u.
DAYS with Friends.
NJ WIN webb "a home Ger Christ.
mas He also expects 90 Dc Cd SEES
Orleans for "a few laEE.
Miss Ava McNcli has gone 90 hE
home az Blud spriur1 f7- TIE holidays
Rev Arthur d. RauaIay waE up Cd
Beuiah Saturday and SUNDAY dfi.na
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
ORTAL.TTY

tSen are receiving trlizlaE ln ssIf.
EuppcrtT
wat la the rate ~ mortality tn thc
United States end What nation vide
steps may - taken diminish this
ratoT
These a.. some % the questions
fhat were troubling social welfare
workers when the bm was passed
They ere questions that could not
wsn have besn answered before ths
bureau was esfabiishcl Yes lheY are
tremendously important
watn Niss tathrop sama 20 wash
trFtou Or the spring me luumeaIafsIy.
sst about 60 End ne aaEweru 70 thssa
Questions. ard others Fhs surruundad
herself sin ccmpotsnt assistants. shs
sst about her task lntHiIiHanfly. ds-
q -rninedly. she has al eady accom-
piished much.
Though the nsld Iu wsioh ne
works 10 q bread ona Mss Lssthrap
O. nov dirscting special attention o.
RE aubfect % infant mortality. 81.
has learned that three 0uf % ever
ten children sao come into the WorId
de before reaching thu aRe o. ten
years. Eha ia determined 20 dirntn-
ifh iris appa 1inE death rate Ehe haa
90. maas putuC her rIana but fau
frtNt ser aaiutT 90 succeed. % some
measure e. least
An occasional dJuttsr % the con
uary Miss Lathrop ID rapidly making
Der blreaa one q ire most important
% any "a the Ereai t-partmsnta 90
government she is helping 20 iln-
f.. ~. n.f saying. e ue enough Ir
.,s laF fHH Uncle sam cares more
f1r SIS hartea.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
THOUGHT DEAD.
BANKER LIVES
WISCONSIN, TOWN AelTArEo ~
To. REPORT THAT MAN DO
NOT REALLY oIE.

aHatnFHr. WIFE, pee .fN strange
f.E. THfI rI.w Eafsfr. whose bank
w .r#nf FH HH short many fEuu-
fanfs when rrr banker o. supposed 90
#HHr #HF nr| spring H HI HyfuF
go Woo Ir UTrr~r" three weeks aF1
..|#.HN E body HHH supposed f1
U..# been .#.I fH cess ir q local Gene
fHE. ID HEr.Uu# .#.H cIV.
IrH source .T Ihr report is veued in
f.#EHrF added mystery comes from
report HH. .r.H. az Police Erhsrk
.HH Haa H.ar supposed CD have d.rd
#nH been .Hr.rf was ig reality In Ger
many n search 30 ere 1Id banker
IHH undertake. VITO cared Cor che
#...|Hs 90 IHa HHuE.r and police chief
HsIH t"Ht cher. rHH Ha deceit in ths
|#I.rmHuf W. haFafa aan was lo
Fa.Fa u.l entered HIs hanE az usual
faF If last carrying Iarsa bundle
IS mHU Hr haf resolved af che poet
rHr IH tew moments ne vas
H.f..arn with Hu.Hr'eEf. UHFerfnr unfE
H .n Iu .aH meantime Go uaa lia-
severed taal tae aaaE aaa lost great
emma
AZ ur rtorv that Karuts va utm
alive plF3ef rHm mouth f8 mouth It
IrHHsHrHI .r uHE.rI"earsa and detail
#HHH I H.F rs.H.Iea #Hw Eerrdt haf
seen .HF hHH.r HHHrHI cad how mvs-
eIaas .HHHe connected Hffh 90 haa
I.f af taat Time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
BIG DIVIDEND
P.H.&S. ASSN.
FIRST STATEMENT ~ NEW sac.
RETARY. JOHN MASSEY. an.
NoUNcEs ala PEA CENT oIv.
oEKo ron PAST SIX MONTHS

The board % directors % the Pen
sacolA Home a savings Association.
~ its last semi-nnnuai Meeting held
Monday morninK. declAr q semi-an-
nuAl divi5eBd of gt-a per cent Tor the
period ending Novembcr eoth. The
ssni-annual dividend for the str
months sndina Nav sisl isia vas Z
pr cent which added % the one
bust declared. makes . total Tor The
year % 1i-s per cent
These dividends are compounded
every rix months The statement of
business published IN today's paper IL
the nrEt published ~ tha ngw secre-
tary. and ta very nattering n shows
the association In a very healthy and
dourishing condition.
The Pensacola Home and Eavinrs
a association Be- probably The largest %
its kind in ths state % Florida. The
american Audit Company. In its re-
port ~ the board o. direciors. hae
nc following 70 aays
o. mailing the examination of wour
association. We we're impressed ~ me
cousrrvntism generally displayed IN
its management"
zach stockholdsr has been maiied =
crTy a. the report q Secretary Mas
sey. which cannot but be pleasing %
All tire many stockholders OF ths As
s'.,.Gtion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

his regular appointment IN ths Baptist
church
Mr. and Mrs Ioyner. ~ near Can
tcnment are visiting IN Kl8ndlks this
week. Win Aiss Conner. also 81
Cantonment. they we're guests ~ Mr
and Mrw. Pierce Mondny.
Mesars 70 Hancock and F~wtn
Minis. q Pensacola, we're VISITING asrs
MONDAY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

when shameful plot exists between
#rr Huf bowels 90 cause distress by
refusing I1 act take DT kings New
IsE. Pills. and end such abuse OF pour
.rm They gently compel rifat ac-
uau of stomach liver and Bowels. and
restore rtur health and au good feel
frF eco at w. a. DAiau bartaa
(Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

whe.ring IN ths ivnEs Indicates tl,aa
phlem IL obstructina ne ar pansAmea.
BALLARDs HoREHouNp aYRur
iooesns the nhiewm 60 that n can be
coumhed ap and ejectsd. Price ita. zee
and ti.oo psw bottle Sold ~ al drmm-
gfntn. GAnw.N
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

PlotChes. Sores or PiTnnles. They don't
have them. nor viii any one. who uses
Bucklen.s ArnIca saive u giorines the
face Eczema 80 salt Rheum vanish
before a. u cures sore ilpa. chapped
HANDS. chHhIains. heals burns. cuts
and bruises Unsqunled for piles. only
CSC az w. A. DAlemherte's (Adv ,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

what a lot - STYLE me Browns are
putting OF
"NeH and what Doe 80 creafforn
they are putting rn'---San Francisco
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

H-W MofrriF.=faw FAR ga you
l.s Hat r'Frt'
second Ws.Hrrt#I HiH seventeen
re. ..H. Louis Post Dispatch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

sd heartfelt thanks al patrons Tor the
"a splendid business they gave during 1912.
We entering upon a year and purpose.
with your assistance make the all round
factory year in the history OF our business.
We fully realize just how much the measure Of our
depends upon ability satisfactorily
and the end Of lettering service shall labor
increasingly.
Service improved in every way where improvement
possible goods where possible and prices low
possible
Into 1919 we enter with every effort put forth to
make you realize (and realizing patronize that this is
every standpoint merits your patron
age.
- Again a splendid business in 1912 thank YOU
and trusting be favored with your patronage in 1913
arc,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

The year 1913 will be the creates
in Pensacola's history--Are you do
ing your part TO make il so?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-21

a IrIO or a pen OF neutrality-suspicious..
Not merely for the name of the
thing, but for the money there
is in handling them.
Get up and do some of the boosting
yourself. / pity the man who has to
be coaXed or pulled along by his wife
or his neighbors or anyone else He
viii be a failure from start to finish.
OF course, if you feel that you can't
do the pushing and your Wife can, for
goodness sake give her chance and
do not Try to hold her back by pulling
on her apron strings Cut her loose
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and give her a chance Many a farm
er's wife would make a success with
chickens on the farm if she could have
but half chance. Let her have some
poultry houses that she will not be
ashamed to look at or show to her
friends and I will venture the assertion
that she will make a success of it right
from the start. If you are ashamed to
be connected with such an apparently
small business, just turn 1t over to your
wife and tell your friends that you have
no stock in it, but your wife has.
am sure they will forgive you on such
grounds.