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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-26
WAR TAX measure
PASSED By House
FINAL VOTE ON ADMINISTRA
TION BILL WAS 234
TO 1876.
Joe Thompson of Oklahoma One
of Eleven Democrats Who
Opposed 1t.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-26
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING

The board Of directors of the
Commercial club at their meeting
yesterday issued q call for an
open meeting OF tho club mem
bers at the club rooms at
o'clock tonight. Matters of inn
portancr will come up for con-
sideration and all members are
invited to attend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-26
,ck Bo,tillion Man, Rc~irnation.

IEANENW NEIH, N"pT '---N-
McClaughey. connected with th'
United states prison here as Borfii-
lion expert and "a special agent OF
the department " Justice. to-day re-
cclycd letter from Attorney General
Gregory requesting his resignation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-26

Was tho combined circulation OF
Tho world and Sun yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-26
THE WEATHER REPORT

TULSA. Sept 80 Temperatures
Maximum s- minimum 40 n1rIh
wind. and clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-26

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
On lueittr Rabe.

Sobu Furrus @HAel. GeD Doris tmer 9lrpameiher. bat &C.
faoheH, fh NIT Der gareaeima oes acknowledgements Bu befaien, n6
a oebt babel non Dem iebr b~ruiHfiem @efttpmfie ns, ob
bic gTian3 ben standardization fh anil en 5iamiih alaemeres gr
0rfris begrinoe. mo oaunn. 10 ioaert e. ioaim oh Die Den gshst
~ugeInoen Gste 10 sebdhen fem. Oab e cen Ntnea m5sIhh lt SheH
econrrntS H sniprefeu. absf bbe 0T Br 9dt In Rem 9crf (rr rh
In anosreH @robndotnl b~efebeuoat gehimHnmaen in on5n angtnn,
Die erfaauus SRies 3uees an bcrhhmnern. Geebob lei cine Rcreas
Emg Der SdaHfaeiete. mo 5par Inn iberuIeu Smnc. aHgebraht Bel
ohkr ndggmsHsn grfauna aber bat S9r RtiheG IS uiht bapu6eu
aHn. ionSera int geren mil iemm Sehgtdr cusH foirefsn gnH aus.
aearbetet, DIfeu er emm susituB bon frbeu befamten 9arsru sr
9egta4tmg began. GrgdnJuHs unhrbrsnet bot. ThiS aouHte miro ia
nahher 3ct dHentidc sieungrn abblten. III 6eWn eer @rar 6as.
Eett bobeH Oa, icur gufhtsn por5ubruGu mo 81 6al pon Gem 9Hr.
germetter genadusn goialdgen Splmg 81 uebrtu Cos Geatot
oger Grbebmgu Diro Damn in gvetide Jom geHcoG uer0cr. gapor
gtHrl gGt Ou Der grnabne Gus. oB Gin @eeB. oag Der geunOen Der.
Hunt entprstt ami bic moratHe lluterfiitnra iit aler suter 9arru
BdbIen lrS ~hfolgeoeHsu anh irft ourtgeribrt perOeh tonnie. qtBbab
nil er bic gcuIeiihm6e fr ale Gaburets, In5lofale mO 9ofes ben
/ lr af 2 uHr moraen5 peritebm, oeuH inter Der egenpGrigeH Ne.
thinning iii oe Den Observation-Disclosures uno aHSereu gu1nigmostihceu
eap1brte 6it aa5u tu5 bemeHen. guh min r 5nHden a~uitiu0o &C.
fa6reH unO 5Dciebahm 2ofaen in oieer- 9e3cbunG Iener lntritco
gannht iebn, benn, De CT iebr rttg iagt bate rn umt orOrtih a.
tbuer Bds aberbmpt feHe Grihm5berebtgung. Gener wta u eme
beihrdnfe anabl non &trtitntsn ont cine ipeJele gBenJ ermatH.
gen. Die gGne Natt bnarf often 81 baten, bnu IN einer @roBra0t
cable oas seer ser Rodtarbeitr nod 1auin6en. unS omie bdttrn 6s.
ebe aHatt ont IsibIue Grounding. ME Die, uste uht se3pmeeu
idn, ae Tott gm 3ag BH matsn. aber.. nm ernaf 9iBbraut SPaS
.beonoeren Erplegums o~orgnbelsaL ioneu bie AodtlbnBen OH 6rna
5abums ~ieOerset pom Rogor ridgdnGa gemndt rerbcn
fdnHsn.
Ties T6 MIR einige 9nuhe Don g2opor giittcts 9eiormpro9ronr, I
nnb in Der aeodnng os stontbstuebes Die .Rgiertag Der Der.
mmt- anmbabnen frebt mas bisber taum ie erniIit orintt morocu it
9Idttn. aunhr linen and ole Ct gourer r@enL Bot, iprchen Die
SOfmnng aus, oB Dos pom Topor Rem gnrs aegc5ue gefpiI aud il
mnitauitden @robia6ten gaho6uung ia>eu pcroe R6iia
abG Sroasemeerni prS fh cine Srarhge Dtruanitiee steIng.
nabue pobG crit nenn Die gupOrs auf IdnWe Iernac rugeictt uT6eH,
mo uidt mebr, pc fst meHtens, pornebnlt6 goitfr fno umb 81 pn
brandeH. a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
Sis ErObibiiiunsirGae in Der
G0Harehuahl.


gie @eiahr uationaler krebtbi'
ron fam fitr abgplUeH0et aeltgn.
ucnu Is 0el 4srcbibitloHsgeguern 5el
liugen ioute lei DEN 4uugreBnub.
IeH I'm mdircn Serbite cine geBari.
ac Stlrtr 81 Gtmidelu. Ia aus
oieiea @ableH gum eriten Niale and
8uuoesienatoren beruorgebel. 10
limo ie BON elmer gr0Beren 9eoelis
tlug ais irilbere 80ngreBDdblm.
Gem nahiten aoHgrcB oilrfte dc
eHtidet0mg aH5eim gegeben lem
Oh Elm smeHoement sur @iufiihrnug
n~atioHalgr @robibition Dem amerifu.
niihen Solfe 5ar 9eidlHBiaiiuHg
Doraglegt per0eu ioQ o0er nidlt. g.
ne 8~orIegnag founte nidlt erfolaeH
lueim bic bierauf be5iiaIide 8sips
Luton Hidt auf 3mei IriiteI Der
Stimmm in beIOeH Sd1fieru 5dblcu
f0Hnte. @inn ioate oenfen. menn
ole liberaIe giirgcrihaft lid mr.
e%inigernnBcn an Den aoHgreBudhs
len betlelligen molte, liebe lid iebr
uobl Elm aonareB idlnfieH, in Dem
Gin &robibitioHsamenoemenf MINI
MGR ansiidJt Bate, SIR annahme
81 %aelangcil. Gddl oieiqr 8ihtIma
bin iuer6en beionoers Die oeutideu
StantsOerbdnbe Die be~borfeaen0e
a%ongreBDabl als3uiedteu baben
IS mare etne oerartiae 9ereiteluna
Der MISUNDERSTANDING a6er
MIR Elm 5eitpeiliqer Siea, Der pom
5meiiclbOitem @citaf0e mare. 8as
SIR oauern6en Abfpehr Der nationa.
len 8rohlbition notbthut, Int oiel
ShaIIuna eiHer aeimoen Hn1 mod.
0ffentlifen Meinnuq Bic Don
3iUangsmdBnnbmc aus al.
ZEN iittlIheH uno mirtbjdnitlidlen
@rlinoen Hihts niiien mid. Ia3uI
f0rnen iolde &eOeu pie Die mieres
Senators 6itdcod Dor Dem G1uabo
aooofatenuercin icbr picl bettrngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
QOLitides.

@auuernellr Morebea0 Bat icsi
alto bic forntelc grfldrunq abaeae.
BEN oaB pr iid nm feiuen srDeifen
Ecrniin beluerben iou0ern ais aan-
0i0at fir ben aoHgreB IN /. 9e-
brastd Iiiirtft auftreten miro. oen
SER Mcguire bon Sineoln ieit Ian.
gen Salreu pertritt Benn MIN
Der SER 0ouernellr gldiibt, oaB er
9iagnire Ieiflt ans Dem SatteI be,
ben fam. oiirfte er fid ettpos irrcu,
oem Magnire bat ole gnn5c grn1n
Maidyine biuter iidl.
Cine anoere pidltige anfun6i.
glng lit bic BON grt q. aonialtein
bon aorFolE StaatsaHipaIt BON Nlo.
Oiion GonrtD. Inn Die Termination
filr ben aongreB i'm 3. Qebrngfa
9iltrift. Gieier Diitrift MIRO BON
Stephens bon 6remont b~ertreter.
Ger lih in Sen Gei6eu ieiner eidenen
9artei cine itaCse 5ein0idaft 5l.
ae5ogen bat. a0nigitein aiebt III
etnem offentliden griefe an. er Be.
iper6c iih 0esbalb I'M 6ie RumiHa.
ton Inn Die Ginigfeit in Der 8ar.
tei Dieocr ber5nIteaen.
lin ibr uerlorenes politiidles Qra.
itige ipieoer SIT errinaen, baaen Sia
tonangebenoeu Republifaner 0es
St0ates. imprint pom repl5lffoni.
id)en GentraIfomite, beidloilen Elm
ltrarnm rcpnblifaniiheg Bohen6latt
inter Dem Iitel gRebrasEo Repu6.
Iican~ In 9insoIn h~eraus3uae6en
Us iolen ibm bereits 5000 s(bor.
uenfen 8llgeiidert fem. Qr Safipt.
artifel iotlen bon oen beOeutcn0iten
repnbIifoniiden HeOatteuren ocs
1t0dtes geliefert luer0en.
Dies iiheint fbotIGdlid cine ma.
tloHole 8~einegnfia sit fem, benin 0uf
einer 0fdidm gleiie cffilbren mir,
0aB Die 4spublifaner aud Sic Grin.
hung eines nationnIen 0eutIden va.
d~1enblattes pInrterl. Der geridt
idieu uns sI~DeiieIboif, 5umal BE
aItrepubIifmler III Der Gincinnoti
eJreie Brefie@ EN- aiites Crqnn bo.
ben. Tah ben ienelten GntfDtdelun.
gen fdeiitt ober bod mas ggohres
an Der &ddle ali fein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
Sin a,Sslseridns init S,itreidsnssn ssIa,a.

Die gerSffeniRHunssu i'm .Jsar0" ihr ben 3ufammen6ang 3pfdeH
SsIb uo frana0fida pOrtspOthi bnbsn Stm Better bee ~5iserO" Oas
etbtn stchet. Die Satin bss srhifrieu 5nansmtuifers tot ben 3d-
~tansamonn u9oIIm. Die Sat Der s~ssrdnttsn Grau Dor Der 3d=
~lunstritf III Der 1gMsr niGt Oephteu. 0ah Der Ra6etat Der Satin
Uirb sr q maisn. limb utbr Drb F4 H%obridsiuIia unldiieBtu, bic liHs
trfu1ans Der sansn le4lsIbsshRunsen spifasn Rants unO S~ttuscIOern
Guf Der snsn nnb Nu9t unb porhipuitit auf Der nnOsrsn Sdt.
rGrobsn einiiub oHF bic sutanfiss QOftii 5santr,i4s DrO bic
GrmorbaHs Golmeshs OurA Jrau gailaur bubtn', Mspet turS cine 9ts
ptne. Gsnib, IS ionn taum nn~sbsibtn. bab ft zine Htiuisuns bsrbci.
Flbrt, Et mir Fe bier bur6 gnHHIlunsen, nt bic araboIOsgriee uHb
aebuhhts Stbobt Aobn. Denn mir bMr LANCE cine aseRrung Os 0olfes
bird Sda GdO fur hs ~gruBtupitd sshabt baben, 10 bat on4 Gruntrin Fe
stbnbt. aad init ben RabtuIHtu Der RdbitaIsn am Raber. 1uOl s F6eint,
tdb ba iai Elm 5insreatisn nAt ~ousbiittn fam. ns manae t~tdosbsube
aenbsrung NIT Fn bunssn ptrb. gDeun n6t garieinhrtIs Is fuHs hiNss,
hab muir BIZ pineinipismben GhdtanbaIe Dor geriht OurHssDrOfae p.rren.
= Ra aHo. 9v sSeIsuAaum II mdnui44 embs Dat ausR@t anf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Bon ein.m qIanne, Der, ns Colonel aiaian 6. gOrods, Der nu. gtm.
rolnrat Der 9unoesarmes. fh zines 70 ungemeiu bbeuhnben gufes erfr,ut
MID audb Jun Die 3ltunft bel srDarht. Der ganauaaiannl bate uobi
tauHn gsbaut iptretn tOnneH, bate nnt 96erE gcroas bur6 feline Gnerah
De RaHalaone bepobnbar stmadt. Jbn if es borsussDste su OsrOankn
enB let 1906 feline Gtbfisberpibtme mp6r nnf5shetsn II. SIN Sabr. 1907
tam aMh rht Elm stH5iger Jn BON 8euIenpet rpr. Die 3aI bon qRalnria.
ahPhus. Ru9r uno onoeren fhpern &rant6etsfdnen purbe in 1906 amf
bic odlfts rebu5ert. Die WOrtaGtGt mar in 1907 nm 80 prosent qerfns
ger as IN 1906. SIN WiGrs, 1907 battle er $4,000 4ugeFente unhr Be
ObahtuRs. mil 122 8Oossfdaen; i'm D1dra. 1908, ftan6sn $4,000 Deona
unttt tdnsr 4ufFht unb unhr bnisn tomsn nur As Spbesfdue bor. Die
StsrbIhtetsrate Der aanaSous fin ben M2pnat GRdrs ienes sabrss mar
auingsr nfs bic Der StoSt Rep gOrt bic az ben ~nis6rfgFtn in ben gdt
sdbt: Sn 1866 bate er 1878 SpOesfdae unkr 1894 anqsnsnhn al
Drishnsni IN 1912-13 MIR 43 1opssGls unfsr $1,000 anntheaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Der oIte Dlohr DerFauTt nod
inner Ste b~erilhfnten Ginger Gdb.
maIGinen. 2R06 CALIFORNIA Cir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

.. s.. @urii, oeltIde Opt.
fer. Miieen unteriuht fir Bril-.
fen. 4i3-5 9ranOsis @ebaupe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
veiebsr tot aIs frisel"

9as Bort lit aenan auf Der fir3Iifeu 2roger laguHg .nuf melfer
Ole IeEfden gogmenS Ste1uug acnonmer baben ga9H bic neuerllhGl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., seoeu ben tdedii6en llebermut, 6egeu be Inter.
hdnoIerpoitf Der RsgieuHg mo md gegen bos eiseue gefabL Der gitS.
a$.Itntertduisfet
2eber tot ais faieI Die Deuiden Botmens bobrn Gteuura aenort.
men gegen Ole Seiahet. reIhe fm oudt unter Dem lelfpn ifmdteInoen
etreideIn bober unS uaerb0dter arere uno fh oridt Dor Dem 9Grr Der
Gesuer, Dem Drobnsu Der RutSedeI I'M garlnnent uuo benz oiienfun.
oigen Sohn in Den aegierunasfubsu. Die 9eutiten Os Sabsbrgar-
uehs fmO, felt benz ereguis- unO orgenreiten aoga on nebcm 0eiea
reid oufgebort bat, cine oeutide 9oruaft III ieu, fr ale Better in Die
gPiuorndt GeOBen Tor0eu, ober fe biIoen bute nod fir Die gonnrfie
poIniit, niItdriif unb nirtihofhif bic aerniruppe.
Die ongenetue gerbroTenbdt Hber Die auofen, reIte bon ser. fix
Die 3ifedRn fds reid beiesten Gafel far tie gefaaen. bat ben qeutftgn
0eferreias Die Rioerfarosfratt ~seihmdert. quf re baben fd 80 Sci.
ten bruribm Iofen in ben Grana, peIter aabinetportePuiles, ben a.
ftdten gatnHtrfrad uS Die reiaife gintapenfDn ag 6as bo6te 3nl
pOItiiden shebens erattet. lnb fe bnben fb oft nod unhr chamber
nm bic pom Gid 6es Reiheu g~efndeueu 8roden oe3anft.
gau ahr molten Fe Iieber tot ais fege ien. Cine eIcgiihe stiu!.
ming, meut bic 81. o. eta. 3tg4 peIfe aus oieier Sort bernlsfhngti
Nus Der SthmHuns Der epieen Ginoridt Eerous lit Ohes &ort eprdgt.
as Der Gegie foa aber elm Seloenepos neroen Nus Der Gbamo6e FAM
cine 5uofnre perbeu. 9ieielbe 5oufare, min nelber ole Gemi6en DETER.
reds idon enmaI Den auseIeid, UeIder ibner nit sprodenperurouuu.
gen unb gegapoIhglmg ouFge3nuneeu neroen ioGte, auiammeugeftlaoen
baben.
Gomus, sur Belt gooenis umO ieiner aoboren, batter. Die Geaften
oen W2ut, bic Reaiertrs idbit gu 5eritosen. Gas fOnnte fh ~pieberboIen
Der Qofng, Dede bic Pragr Tagpne Der 9ehiden os abiase
uf Die nuerIine gergeuottsmsspolitif Der ReaRrHua erlaHen hat
Sur mabte fh Die eIeeii&e alternative: o2eber tot oIs fsise" mar.
in bic t~atrditise 3uOerf4t, bb Dem gauigen bic get sebort.
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Die Bin our SrfeGung bon Regiennesbabner In aIa8fa lit
nunmebr Secs. Cos prb Der speHe G~HenbabntTs bes guubes. DC
Oieier bGdts bic go~nonobobn beet unS neruoltet. Ole IN Iesterem Sale
genfodtsa ~erfa6runGer Fub lberons ernruiieenO. Inter Der fraberen
prnoten gsupoHins Der 4ouomotobu uuBen Die gerFenoer e~rurbhonte
greie beobtu. Sect fro fe beOeuteno biGissr rO Der eetrisb ldt on
grouptbat nihts sl pinlden Ibris.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

- a aNo. 9w s~eisraamm II mdAaIid4 einis Dat ausHdt au
G0rtbehsbeH
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
Post Privileges

Hurry up or minor orders can be sent us on a post card. Goods charged to your ac- count and statement render ed the first of the following month.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO Tux CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
 OF AuWANEAE

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution, proposing tuition. was passed by the General Assembly at it's regular session oi 1913, and that the same will be submitted to the electors of tAe to be held Monday September l4th 1914, for adoption or rejection.
 Proposed Amendment No. Is.
 That the following is hereby pro- Constitution of the State of Ar kansas, and the same being subfn.t ted to the electors of the State Tor, loT appaorsI 3Iior5i l, or rejection at the and Representatives if a majorfy of the electors voting at such eie. 'ion adopt such amendment the sane snaa ,,l.,. become part of the Const- to-wit:
 That Section Fifteen G5) of Artlore F1Ye t5J of the Constitution of the StaIe of Arkansas. as amended by AmeDaInaf.5 No. Is, declared by the Speaker of the House of Representatives on Februar, 10th, 1913, to have been adopted. be amended so as to read as follows
 Section i5. The members of the Gen eral Assembly shall receive ns their salary the sum of Seven Hundred auI Fifty S750.00) Dollars except the Presi- dent of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives each of whom
 
 dred and Fifty ($S50.00) Dollars for the term of two co years, and in ad- dition to such salary the members of the General Assembly shall receive five cents per mile for each mile travelled in going to and returning from the seat of government over the most direct and practicable route Said salary shall he payable in the following manner to-wlt- Five ($500) Dollars per day for the first hundred days of any regular session of the General Assembly; Provided Che President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives may draw Six (S6O0) Dollars per day for the first hundred days of any regular sessfan. paid to them quarterly on the first day of January. April. July and October of the year following any regular session of the General Assembly. and the Audi tor of State shall draw his warrants in favor of the members of the General Assembly on said dates for the amount of salary due each at that time and mail same to the members at their re- spective postoffice addresses No mem Der of either House shall receive any salary or emoluments for his services other than is provided for herein The terms of all members of the General As- sembly shall begin on the day of their election
 The above resolution was filed in the office of the Secretary of State on March 6, 1913.
 Each elector may vote for or against the above amendment
 Witness my official signature this 10th day of February 1ot4
 EARLE w. HODGES.
 (SeaD Secretary of State
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
John H. Page

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For great many years doctors pro nounced it local disease and prescrib- ed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires corsti- tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu- tional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drors to 8 teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn. They offer one hundl ed dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 F. J. Chenney & Co.,, Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa tion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14

will be a program rendered Sat urday night the 18th. Every body come and have an tnjoya- ble time.
 The protracted meeting began here Saturday nightsswith a large attendance.
 The people of this place arc planting their second crop oi garden truck, as the first cror burned up.
 Miss Ida Wilson of Arcadia, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Tom Dix on.
 Mf. Albert Tharp and wife have been visiting down at Mir and Mrs. Will Crouch.
 Success to the Pic.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14

of orders for next winters coal being placed by dealers at once. The circular calls attention to the fact that each year people have delayed placing large percent age of their orders until winter.
 when the mines are so over crowded with work they cannot promptly supply the fuel. Ere quently, too, the railroads have notHthe cars to transport the coal when so many of these or ders come in at one time. This latter condition is apt to be par ticulary true this winter, the cir cular states, on account of the number of cars required to trans port the unusual crops which have been raised throughout this sec tion of the country. Althoue h the circular does not mention the fact. another advantage of order ing coal before winter sets in is that the consumer is able to buy it at at much lower rate.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
Telephone Talks

Call us any time either for mere information or to place an order. Our telephone service is at your disposal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
RAILROAD NEWS

Mir. c. E. Warner, Coal Traf- fic Agent of the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain, has sent out a circular to the agents of thelcom- pany at all points along the lines notifying them of the importance
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
WEEKLY LETTER OF JOHN H. PAGE, COMMISSIONER MINES, MANUFACTURERS, AGRICULTURE

:
 | Last week 1 called attention to Crimson Clover and other crops that need attention now. At this time of the year, both man and horse power have less to do than at any other time during the growing season, This year is an unusual.one and we should make special efforts to have something to feed to our stock this winter.
 We are not at all sure that cot ton l.bring a very fattering price this fall as the price per bale dropped $19 last week. We should ot,FEby any means, de- pend:uponscotton money to buy corn this winter. The corn crop is seriously hurt in every section of the country and Arkansas has fared no better than the rest of the corn belt. In my opinion, feed will be little hard to get at the customary prices this year.
 The EearlyIF hay crop has also been pretty badly burned and at the present time, Arkansas is not in an independent position so far as.the amount of feed on hand and in sight is concerned. Some times, Southern farmers are very justly criticised for not raising their own feed stuff when con- ditions are so ideal. We have time yet for some crops and Ark ansas must not be found in the Want Column next winter. We will doubtless find many of our own neighbors who will want to buy feed in the late winter, and if you raise too much, it is al most certain you can find a ready market for any character of feed you grow.
 Unfortunately, many of us have had to depend on our neigh Der states to furnish the corn supply heretofore. but the pecu- liar situation now is, will we be able to realize sufficient cash for cotton to buy corn? Corn every where has been damaged more or less and it is reasonable to l suppose that we will have less cotton money this fall and higher price for feedstutfs.
 The idle teams can be put to work preparing land for Oats, Rye, Wheat, Bur Clover, Grim son Glover Vetch, Cow Peas, So:- ghum, late Potatoes, late gar- den and Alfalfa. Sow the Win. ter Turf Oat. If you have had only a small acreage heretofore, double it now. Every acre of idle land should be made to work this fall. Sow some Rye or Crimson Glover in the Corn and Cotton middles, and if you have a small acreage of ciovers, in crease 1t now. Everyone real izes the value of winter growing crops, but we have not been SC accustomed to late summer farm ing as We should be. Thousands O cur farmers are experimenting with Alfalfa this year. Try some of the other crops also. We must take care of our stock with more crops because cotton is too uncertain this year. Where the corn crop has failed, it is of still greater importance to work this summer.
 John H. Page
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
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The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
SALEM NEWS

We'll, here we come again after a long absence.
 Health is generally good at this writing.
 The singing school at this place is progressing nicely. There
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14

have a splendid family a'a farm horse that l will sell q ] reasonable price. Ihave two aDI I only need one, is the reas0' :, want to sell. -C. B. Andrews Picayune Office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-14
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-05-20
WE t VALLEY

The May festival held under the
auspices of the Excelsior Temper
ance Society in West Valley, was
very successful one, in fact the best
attended social the Society has ever
had Early in the forenoon the
string of autoes began to appear, as
all were anxious to be there in time
to hear tie instructive and interest
ing speech which was to be delivered
by Hon. Dan Robertson of Argyle,
and Mr.. Robertson's eloquent words
will long be remembered by all pres
ent The audience also had the
pleasure of listening to Mr.. H. C.
Hansen of Viking, who spoke in the
afternoon, and to the splendid song
and music given by the singing
choir from Alma and Ellerth. A
short program was also given by the
members of the society. A large
gathering like the one present on
Sunday is very encouraging to those
who are working for the cause of
temperance, as it shows there is an
interest for the cause; and it is hop
ed that those who were present this
time, will carry the work further
with them until some day in the
near future there will be organized
societies in every tawnship in our
county, so that the forces to fight
the great evil may be Stronger. Long
will this Tooth anniversary be re-
membered by those who celebrated
at the little temperance hall in West
Valley this seventeenth of May.