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The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICaTION

department Of the Interior, O. s. Lane
Office ut Miles City, Montana.
July 30, 1913,
Notice is hereby given that Welton l. Car
TX. Vi Ekalaka, Mont. VINO en- July H.. 1908
.':d June ~ 1872. mund II. +. Nos. OlO2 and
ol'J44. for So SEA, NWA SEA, SWA NEA
:.nd add, NWA NE14, NEA SE4. See. y Z. IS
il. oaE. NJ. +. NJ. has filed notice OF intention
|" make three year proof to establish claim
10 the land above described, before F.. NJ,
!,worshak, u. 5. Commissioner at Ekalaka
:.ont. on the y day OF Sept. 1913.
uilll;iHt names as witnesses:
Clarence f.. Primmer Frank 4. McCau-
".E Martin +. Browne and Benjimun II,
I.%"ghlin ull of Ekalnkn, Mont.
a. NlKCHEl;, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE Fer PUBLICATION

1'0parlnent of the Interior, Z. S. Land
Otfice ut Miles City, Montana.
Aug 1913
Notice is hereby given that Ole Ohlne. of
F.~alaka, Mont. who on April II, 1910, made
Soc. p, tt2 NWA, We NEl.. y EtI4 NE1..
NV, SEA, Sec. 81, Il. IN. X. IL Il, NJ. Z. NJ,
mas filed notice of intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before F.. NJ. Eworsllak l..
>. Commissioner at Ekalaka, Mont. on the
END. day of Sept. 1913.
!allnant lalileS as witnesses:
Edward Collins, Warren Collins, Willie B.
Lambert and Ole MnrkinsOn all of Ekuluka
Montana.
a. KIRCIlER, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAyICN

I'FDartNeHt Of the Interior, [. 5. Land
"Iice ut Miles City, Montana
July, 81, 1913.
>.oticc is hereby given that Fred j. Fritz,
"t NinlMil. Mont. who, on Aug. Is, 1903 made
II NJ No. 10. Tor Lot, ) and 1, Sta NWA.
.>-r. 1, l.. N. Il. .lE. NJ. z. Nj has filed not
ltn or intention to makk five year proof, to
..c land above described before F. NJ. Dwur
,HAk. U. >. Commissioner ut Ekulnlln, Mont
on the Is day or Sept. 1913.
.a!li!ant Ea!Ie, as Witnesses:
sum kimmll, &C. Kimball, T. c. Davis
aIc !. Il. luce all OF Kimbnll, Mont.
A klRCiiEl;, iteyister.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE FOk PUBLICATION

I-TTart rNV IntCrF0r, .. 3: 1Tf1U
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Aug. S, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that william W.
stuart Of EEulaka, Mont. who on Aug. " 1910
made Add. II. r. No. OiOl57. for NJ SEA. M
notice of intention to make three year proof
10 establish claim to the land above descrtb-
3D. before +. NJ. DworShnk, U. $. Commits
sioner ut EkalalIa, Mont. on the day of Oct
1913.
.aiinant names as witnesses:
James A. Warren, Benjamin +. Campbell,
ole MurkusOn and Ben Chestly all OF Eka-
iHka, Montana.
A. kIRCIlEK, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
Coal Cc.iract.

W. T.?r.c. C;nrlS
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


department OF the Interior, u. s. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Aug. II, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Charles II.
Atkinson, of Ekalaka, Mont. who on June -
ls'1 and March lS, 1910, made II. r. Nos. O25li
ana o7l0o for Ne SEA, SWA SEA. Sec. 3,
\Wl n EA Sec. 10. NWA SWh, SWA NWA
sec. !, >E El4 Sec. g. u. IN, K. 59E. M. Pm.
has filed notice OF intention to make three
:car proof to establish claim to the lnnd
above described before f. NJ Dworshak, u.
=. commissioner ut FkaIak;l Mont. on the sd
day Of Oct. 1913.
claimant names as witnesses:
hGrleS H. Emerson, Richard II. Fcrgu-
son, John ID. kinsey and George Bngley all
OF EEA luK,t, Montana.
y. KIECIIER, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22

sealed bids will bc received for thirty tons
o! "oal to M delivered at the school house.
E'cA will be received up until Sept Goth. I9l:;
Coal To bo delivered not later than Dec. l.t.
W. ErccSc, Cicr!.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NVI VOTt
DEPARTMENT. OE THE INTERIOR.
US. LAND 0EEICE at Miles City, Mont
Aug. Q, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that David J. Gross
Cf Elgin, Mont. who, on June 10, 1908, made
h. l.. A. No. l:iS5, for Sla NEA, NJ SEA, Sec
oo T. IS, Il. 59E, NJ. 2. M. has filed notice of
Intention to make ftrill proof, to establish
rinjm to the land above described before
ltObt. +. Ridgeway, U. 5. Commissioner, at
Ridgway, Mont on the day of October 1913.
claimant names as witnesses:
Edwin $ Ackley, George Weigle and Chcs-
ter W. Hamilton Of Elgin, Mont. and George
sykes of Sykes, Montana.
A. kircher, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

'NDartment CT the Interior, L. $. Land
Nn!ce at Miles City, Montana.
Aug I, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Benjamin !.
iaiEhlln OF Ehulahn Mont. wAU, on April
-. GS ana July 10, !:A@, made Il. r.. nos.
n-1!nnd Oa29l, for SEA and Lots and :. y.
.>tiA. See. s. L. is. X. ;Ht, NJ. +. NJ. has filed
n',lcr ot intention to make three year proof
';N iab.isI c:n!:n to the lG!!, aDoVc Gv-.rib-
'i Eti,'"t i. ". !,WOr>!lak. L. =. tOnlI;!i, -
at'nor a Eknlak;,. Mont. on tn. d.,y Of oct
i.l3.
!al!nalt names as witnesses:
WViton Garlitii, HOli,trr JonC, :r,yrpnr.
"raho,iJ. anu Harry Lah:nck all N r.kauk;.
NuEt,
\. KINtlIi.ls, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22

department " the Interior, l.. : ,.rJ
once at Miles city. dc.:,a.a
An-. :. ltl:;
Notirc il hereby given hat Hort lame, ur
l:Niai:i, NGnt. who on ,jui,a IS .oi,, um.,.. II
=: No: o.s: FOR l.o,s l:;. a. VIZ SNl, s.s.t J.
W.. iiM. !IOt =. Snc. II. r. N H. E7f: n !,
NJ h"a filed notibe Of inltntirn IL make
tirnc ynar proof to estuhiHil clam 10 The
lana above described before +. i. Nwors..uk
: :. COMMISSIONER at EkAIah,.. Mont. On
| ne Gt1I 81 Get. I4i2.
t.d..!Ia; names as witnesses:
Albion T.. Tub;,s. Fred X ing Conrad My..-a
ami Fai' Cll:;Doc,l nil Of Ekalnkn. Muntan.
y. iili:C!..LA, Register
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NWlINE FOK n FTBLII ATION

NUlIIE FOR PUBLIC .ATION
department # the Interior, l.. $. Land
''iice at Miles City, Montana.
Aug. 9, 1913.
Motto" is hereby given that Charley n :.
>'lby, OF Eliza aka Mont. Who, on March 80
l'lO mace ii. E. 40, UI1:3 for n MA, n !. SEA
\. Ea, filcu notice OF intention to make
t iree year proof to the land above describe be,t
.'!ur- Il: NJ. DWorsAnk, L. =. Comm issioncr
III kaakA, Mont. on the day OF Oct. 1913,
'laiulant names Il. witnesses:
vii lam Il. Lambert. Leroy owens Will
a Il .tiine AMI MlcieaI Moulick all OF
r-k..uEn, Mont.
A. KlRCui.R, Register
40
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
Wood Contract.

S"h'"d Bids Will he received ,,p to sept "
lHi2 | ) :3n undersigned. for the delivery 4,
t::c sci!oC' house yai>i and piled IN OF ,C
cord, cf sound Gry TG,oi! cut up in blocks ~
Inches lnng. Wood 10 Dr delivered not later
thar Ere. LIST.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22
NOTICE FOE ..iHiiutTINN

NOiiCE FOE :'IH.-it.iG1GN
department Gi tAr Interior. t. :. land
office ~ Miles City, Moutann.
Aug. T. 1913:
Notice i hereby given that Cnnrlrs X .
.'iiii'.i', ~ Eilsni.n, lioiit. who. on Ap. IS
'''o, ani N,"y ~. l'.. ,4ll,ir !! =. Mos. ,9. ,
ana "!itOi ior 81: NNl4 Me- SW u; See o
y ~; ~. S"r. II, i.3- SEA s;.I, \ l.h s.,. )
iowi..hlp y Nort:i Range - laat, n. +. ii
.;hs :.'ti "otice OF intention to max. three.
car !fEtf 10 the land above dr,cribcd lr,-
!"ve r n. i'WGrSllan. 4. :. Eolulni:inn.r q,
!hI!,.'i, t.GniHi2. on tiiu day CiNt;. 1913:
ia:ina:t Nance; As witnesses,
'hriStiAn ltaHnal!s5an Ole Twrdt, Homer
4. N!nD" ana tOnr:H VI yl'.. ii. y /: tIi,,
MDutatla.
A. K!RrNl:E, Register
The Ekalaka eagle., 1913-08-22

Entries for live stock exhibits
at the coming Ekalaka fair will
close on Sept. 1st. By closing
entries at that time the commit
tees may ascertain the number
OF stalls, pens. etc. needed.
Wallace Hucd of Camp Crook
is here this week visiting his
many friends in this section.
3. E. Figg left this week for
Blakesburg, Iowa for a short
visit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

should stand on an equal footing.
1t opposed tn" use Of party cmblcms
on tn" general election ballot and the
factionai column on the primary ballot.
At the Same time, it Expressed belief
in party organization and reiterated
the doctrine of former Governor
lIughcs that tho direct primary should
be an adjunct to and chacl> M on,
rather than a substitute for, The do
liberation aud conference OF tho par
tvs representatives..
Tic conference was called by the
state committee to recommend lcEis-
lation To the Republican members of
the state Assembly which was re
turned To Republican control on tho
last election. Nearly every Republican
of Importance in tic state was Pres
Ont
United states scuator Root pre-
sided, and MIR Stimson: former Attor-
ncy-Gencrnl George W Wiclorsham;
Job +. Hedges, defeated candidate for
Governor at the last state election. ana
Seth Low former Mayor of New York
took part in tho discussions
Tho conference recommended viz
orouS compuIsory Workingmcu's COM
pousatton luw. ana the amcnducnt to
tho state Constitutions 10 take all state
Offices, except those OF Governor and
LieUtclaut-C Governor out Of the cleo
tive list and empower The Governor
10 ill them by appointment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
FLORENCE SCHENCK
DYING IN HOSPITAL
Surgeons Practically Give Up
Hope of Her Recovery
From Operation.

New York. December Miss Flor
cnce Schcnck. the beautiful Norfolll
eirl whose beauty and daring as an
cqucstricnnc captivatcd the horse
SHOW set several seasons ago and who
came into the more garish fight OF
publicity when sho sued Charles H.
Wilson, traincr Of Alfred q. Wander
blts horses, for breach of promise, IS
reported to ho dying hero in the Miss
Alston's licinc for Private Patients.
she went there last Sunday to be
operated ou for tumor. Tho opera
ton was performed to-day. 1t was
stated on The authority of a friend
that the surgeons had practically given
M hope at midnight.
ENquisitclv beautiful and graceful.
Miss Schcuck, after her first appear
ancc at New York horse shows. was
extremely popular. Cntu tho Wilson
affair, she was a welcome member .or
tho KAY riding sot. She sued Wilson
for 100000 for breach Of promise. II
was reported at the time that Alfred
Vanderbilt had triod to prevent the
suit by kindly mediation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
eoe===NE WIS OF--e
SOUTH RICHMOND
FINES THREE WITNESSES
Justice Nnurirc Scn,is Negro 10 Grand
.jmrN. I'm nlI..nilni. NiIrrs

Jury. duplicating Others.
After sending on TO the grand jury
itenrt Boone, CUlorcd. fifteen years old
On tho charge Of cutting Floyd JEFF
ieFson. also coiorcd, yesterday ia Pu-
lice Court Part H.. Justice Maurice
lined three witnesses FOR the Com
monwealth $40 each. because, no said
they did not prevent a fEht between
the two. Frank Gibson. Joseph Andcr-
son ana George Anderson colorcd
were implicated in tho assault. in the
courts opinion when they saw JEFF
tcrson throw "a wrench at Boone and
did not interfere.
Tho assault occurred on November
:" IN tn" plant Of the y. r. Shotwcll
Leather Company. Following - quar-
rel. in which, ii is said. AN iron wrench
was thrown at him. Boone drew a knife
ana slashed his fellow workman
Although he WAS already held under
$500 security. having been released by
Judge Wells, OF Iiustings Court Part
H. Justice Maurice required Boone to
furnish bond for 1000. He went to
jail in default. Tho fines OF tho three
witnesses were paid by their employ
arr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
BUSINESS MEN MEET
Questions az Importance to SouthNidcrS
Nrc Ui>rmssch hN Iilr:r t.nthr ding.

Are discussed bH Large Gathering.
Questions OF Importance were dis
cUssed last night at well attended
meeting OF the south Richmond amt
Chesterfield Business Mems Associa-
ton in i'iaternal HAL Iuch comment
was made on the fact that no ire cs-
capcs or alarm boxes arr in the three
SoVthsidc schools. y committee was
appointed 10 write q formal request to
the Administrative Board that these
boxes hc Installed rs soon as possible.
The report or the registration com
mttcc showed that effective work was
beinE douc in Getting dcIiuqucuts to
pay thcn taxes. About 1000 letters
lave been mailed ina conjunction WITH
the south Hichnfond Democratic Club
Committee. and active canvassinl;
among the eligible voters who have not
paid their taxes has been done Good
results have been accomplished as tho
books OF The Deputy city Treasurer
win show the taxes are coming i'm
"apidiN a committee was delegated
10 request that J. w sronaugil's or
ice and tho ofHcc OF samuel Il: owen.
commissionor Of Revenue. remain open
until o'clock on Saturday. Mout!4.-
and Tuesday nights
a committee WAS appointed TO re-
quest the city Attorney to have the
southern hallway Companv begin
work immediately on tic widening Of
inc arch At Seventh street. at the ap-
proaeh to the Free fridge Tho widen
ing Of the street lias been finished. and
~ w!Il to" complete job when the
Other worE is done.
The Administrative Board WIN bo
asked d: committee TO .fye Tho
streets alleys and cutters Of tho
SouthAide an annual cleaning The
cutters have been chokcd win leaves
and much refuse has collected in tho
streets
The association appointed ? commit,
tee 10 tax" ~ the question OF rcduc-
ing the insurance rates with the south
eastern Tariff Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
Putting r:,tr" switch ~ s~nn.roro

Responding % iho complaint OF lis
S"a"sboro patrons. the Virginia Rail
way and Power Company has started
ihe constructions Of a switch AT Tw.n-
~ seventh street ana the Sew Road.
which IT j. expected win somewhat re j
ieNe the congestion. The present sys-
ten" makes the use Of = shuttle service
on a mile of track necessary As =
consequences 1t is Impossible 10 main
'2ln i'u-minute schedule. even ia tho
slack hours OF the DAY The switch viii
permit an extra car TO run 10 twenty
seventh street. which is about half
way between tn. Atlantic Coast Line
and 'he Broad Eock Road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
TO EXTEND FREE DELIVERY
BiII Provides Service for All Village.
OF 1000 pOpmlnIinn nnl ANcr.

Washington, December 5-Reprcscn
tatiVo Gricst, OF Pennsylvania. intro
duced in the House to-day bill pro-
vldng for the extension Of free car
ricr delivery to all villages OF 1000
population and over or where the
post office for Il community has gross
receipts of $4,000 annually
Mr.. Gricst is making Il hight TO get
carrier service throughout all the
populous sections OF the country and
rural delivery In all tho country s"c-
lions. He contends that the earnings
of the post.oiic system now make
this possible. and that the henotlts OK
tended In the carly dnys To sparscly
settled communities, Tho expenses OF
which were borno by the country
should now DC extended 10 the coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
Continues Speeding cn,r.

owing to tho absence OF witnesses
Tor th" commonwealth. the case OF w.
:. Horn"r. "a member OF tn, chester.
field Board Of Supervisors, and Thomas
Fletcher. OF Barton Heights. charged
with exceeding tho speed limit wax
continued by Squire Cheatham yestcr-
day.
james Bradshaw was dncd->5 ON tho
charSe Of GuarrelnE with his VIII"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

EunH"h I'tc'mbcr I-IHc striko on
tn" Great Western Railway. which tod
to-day at = conference Of the mon with
the r'prcscnts tive oil the iioard Of
Trade
when an engineer refused To haul mcr-
'haltdiSc which had been handled hy
Stril<"brcalicrS. II" signed "a pledge to
Gay not TO repeat these tactics Union
Leaders had not countcuanccd tho
striIc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
nr>uor Mccoy FINES EXCHANGE.
Dr. Boyer aud DIR. Srroggs viii Trndc
NhcIhE aud Minston DiAtriris.

Especial to Ihc Times Dispatch
Winston salem, y. 60 December o.
Pr II Is. Boyer. {" this city. and pr
j. i ScroEEs Of charlotte, Who were
APPOINTED presiding elders OF the Shclh,
amt Winston Districts. viii exchange
appointments
hishop Mccoy arranged the exchange
TINS AFTERNOONS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
nwornnn klLLs nno,IIER.
Clinton Gibbs, Preparing Ia Fire n
Ii:tN, d. His JntnrS t,iDhH in Nrcmst.

WNSNiMgt0W- y Q. 1lrccmbCr o.
News reached this city to-day OF the
accidental shooting OF James Gibbs by
has brother. near itausomeville. y. G.
in this county. yesterday.
The brothers, james and Clinton
Gibbs. were out hunting, and Clinton
was iu the act OF loading his gun pre-
paratory 10 shooting Il hawk, when in
some May the gun was discharged, tho
whole load entering the breast of
James. and killing him almost instantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

udtIeston. ) .. Dcccmbcr 5.--.II.o -
United states District Court -d,I,
h"id that there nrr NOW ~ this state
two Federal districts. tho Eastern and
~" Western. This decision was on -
demurrer Involving jurisdiction. and
was based on an act 90 l9lc Vi In"
DECISION IS upheld, IT will mako senator
Iilluaus bill Tor establishing two dis
tTirtS uuu.-cSS.Irl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
cuEcK rL,>mnn ARRESTED.
Police Find. Also. That james Crav-
ford Uses Dynamite in Ills business.

IsUtIINI 10 I No LII. $ I'ISNHtCN.
bristol, VA. December 5.--lamcs
Crawford. fifty Years old. and giyins,
MS home rs Cincinnati, -. was arrest
ca here to-day. charged with attempt
ing TO pass checks that dld not belong
tC him.
In his baggage VAS found :. quantity
OF dynamite, a union card ana checks.
lie had several New York drafts drawn
BY a Gate city, Va, bank uld post
marked December -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
NEGRO WOMAN Acu,rrrnn. :
Jury Clears Mary Heard. Whose .justi.
HcRftnn Was Self-Drfcnsc.

SpocIHI 10 Inc Tincs- DlspNtcN.
DanVillc. Va, December -Mary
| Beard. II ncGrcss, charged Wit, muir
dcrinE William Davis. colorcd. was ;tc-
quilted ny jury in tho CORPORATION
Court to-day after i brief dclibcra-
ton.
The woman shot Davis when the two
were alone i'm q confcctioucrN store on
a crowded thoroughfurc She claimed
that Davis threatened her with q knife,
and TINT she shot in snlf d. fnmEn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

According to a dc.d Of bargain and
sale recorded Yesterday in Hastings
Court. Part H., W y. Seal and wife
transferred to g. / Nunually lot
fronting thirty feet on Firth street. be-
tween Balnbridgc and HUI, for $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

MIS-. julia l. Foster, ScVcnty-.ivht
years old. died yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock At her home. nos East Tenth
street TIL" funeral Will b. held at
o'clock this afternoon from Meade
Memorial Episcopal Church Burial
Viii bc in Maury Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

Bisbop collins Denny viii conduct
the services Tomorrow morning at De-
catur street Methodist church. Rcy.
Roscoe NJ White. the pastor Will oc-
rupy tho pGlpit al tho evening service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

Ily$:S} winter squa she's arc
kS4f ssasaSH&$Ss; used. such as pics.
ttSHH33e tSSSxfSSs etc. lust as we'll
th1A21nA .y.A Wyt with sweet pota-
SSsssseISssSHSS3s, toes There Is no
". T.. Massey. more difficult. in
SrCwnuE them than in growing
pumpkins or watcrmclOns. and they
need just as much room. The hills
are made about S%iO feet. and woll
manfred and the crop cultivated TN
can hc planted among the corn ia the
Sano way that pumpkins arc planted.
and the squashes viii Keep ia collar
Milking New Pasture.
= hav" been using 4 woods pasture
and II is getting poor. nave been
thinking of clearing good LOT OF land
ihis winter, prepare IL we'll and sow
woods scNcn different grasses iu the
carly spring. This is the best ! know.
ana II you know amy better please tell
me. Farming is = ueN thing TO me. as
hav. been in other business for thirty
wears. wrOt" 10 YOU some months
ago Tor advice about sowing soy beans.
I scwcd twelve acres. and cut OF five
OF s!N acres Tor my hogs turned n
about thirty head. ana ! lave never
,ecl anything start hogs equal to tho
soy beans. rho remainder We're cut
and cured niccly. and have bought a.
crusncr to grind thc beans and Vines
together for my COWS Never heard OF
,n'S "''I'- ION '"' "i' HNiHE
IN ~ IL y.oo,. ~ yoii,.
,rad,,rtiou az tir,b,r ia ,,.,,,,i,,,
viii prevent rcproduetiou Far better
gnod by .,ri,aI ION ,r.stin.s .,G
,,,y.ir,- IN az weeds ana b,i.r. yr,,-
man is =. v.r,. ,-n,d on. ir ,oi, ,.a,
Tho seed sown ,arIy do not know
,,.I.t .,rassss ar. Inn tho rnfviu-o yoD.
refer to. hut would make orchard
pasture. and sow plcit. Of blue grass
seed. and by oucourariu;- the grass bv
top dressing afid ana occasional iiulur.
You can Hndly have q blue grass pas
lure
.;, -, ,.,ort,o
lnoo ihnt -voti .;ro WITHIN INA,
Times rji~raicb mainly for tho I'M
,,ro,.,,.Dr, of tha f.trtnt,r I'M L-fr,irI.,
,rd North Carolina but as intend
.,o spend tlir winter in FLORIDA. ana ass
.uuliru that YOU arc familiar With The
SOUTH com. 10 You Tor adyIce want
30 mails. ms siay th.re proliab} by
growing "a crop ~ watermelpus for
-upner, hayo iu yicv d, f.tm about
Haii-way between Live GA. "no Lake
,lfv in North tlurldu thiuhl1- tiat
Wits >rctiop can be- made to follow
uiccir tho routts further south Tho
rNpcrioucc With that sort Of land Have
I'll tic capital nccd aud would NIX
i' f"Pw AouF "pini"n "i we ni9l,''
ut planting 100 acres thfrt ln lAelohS.
~" cost 81 the tfol and pr"pante 'a'Nr.
ana aNtraSe !lei'. anu W"',n, ai't
~peci"i uls'hr"a on IhSr''' ~ ~
'"Uutcf'a arm nov pa t''"I"' ~
nil'7r "lin tir $3.50 s'vtt"" "u il'
ION ON hn'N i",'
'3tif E'uI i''" J.'a' "''
N"""'to 4,'N'I %" '"' 90 ''"'' ''
"a''t ~. ".T'
"ipoS' I!al 'u' .""I .'"'"
Yer Us h"l W.. ~ ,i,.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
WITH THE FARMERS
By Prof. w. +. MASSEY
&aturday. December G, 1913.
Growing Hubbard
A.,...sl,

Please tell me
how 10 grow the
Inter sQuashcs.
1 II - II u b h a ! az
n IA q . @ arc littlc
grown in the south.
rs We can make all
tiic various prcpa-
ri,tious ~, which the
winter squa she's aic
used. such ;,s pics.
etc, Just as w"il
with sw oct Dota
toes. There IS no
more difficult =. IN