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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Ward for Drugs Bargain prices.
Phone 2247. Prompt delivery, 54S State,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

County Fruit Inspector Constable this
morning stated that the present condi-
tion of fruit trees in Marion county
could not possibly be better. He states
that if the trees blossom out all right
this month, and the poll is good, it is
not hardly probable that rough wealth
er which might follow will harm the
fruit in the least
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Let us help you place a piano in your
home We soil all the best makes, and
we have a plan Of easy payment that
You will like. The Wiley b. Allou Co.
R II Peters, Mgr, 52l Court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Visit GiIson's attractive new barber
ahop In Bligh building, State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Oregon pieplant mas taken the place
of the California supply this year, the
markets now being supplied with the
juicy, tart pie material from down Med
ford way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Willamette University had the larg
est delegation at the oratorical contest
at Albany and gave all the other col.
leges represented there u few pointers
ON original song and yells, About 40
attended the contest from the local uni.
versity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Plasterers, attention. Open meeting
of local No. 465 at Darcy Hall Thurs.
day, March 19, at 1880 p. M. All plas-
terers are invited to attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Marriage hcenses-v. M. DeCoster,
of Independence and Lydia L. Sutton,
Of Marion conuty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Upon the consent of both parties, this
morning Judge Galloway decreed that
the defendant in the divorce suit of
Harry A. Morrison against Miranda A.
Morrison should have $50 attorney fees
and $25 per month temporary alimony
for the support of herself and minor
child during the tendency of the suit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Answer was filed to the complaint in
the case of ]. s. Thompson against the
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Co. this
morning by the defendant. Thompson
is instituting suit to recover damages
on the grounds he was injured through
the negligence of the defendant. The
railway company AYERS in its answer
the plaintiff failed and neglected to
take care of one of his hands,
which was injured while plaintiff was
in defendants car shops, with
the result that blood poisoning set in,
and seriously injured plaintiff. The de-
fendant asks that the complaint be dis
missed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Scott Bosarth, former well known
Salem man but now a resident of Port.
land, has returned there after visit
here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

The o. q, T. Co. steamers are doing
great business at present between
this city and Portland The boats arc
in demand more than ever, and some
large cargocs are brought to this city
daily. The upriver business is also
picking up nicely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Mrs. Louis BOilfuss, wife Of the South
Salem man who has been givon credit
for fasting SO days, today stated to The
Capital Journal that the story is not
based on facts, Beilfuss has been in
for many mouths, and has been under
the doctors care, He has catarrh Of
tho stomach, and has been unable to cat
very much food Of any kind, but has
not tasted, in the strict sense of the
word II he stated that he had tasted
So days 1t was only a joke, Mrs. Bell.
fuss asserted today. Mentally he is an
right, despite his physical Affections.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

The Woman's Alliance of the Uni.
tartan church will meet with Mrs. DR..
r. y. H. Steiner Friday at 9 p. m.
Mrs, Il. =. Carlton will read paper
upon Uniouism," All members aud
friends are invited to be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

FOR SALE-Windmill, tower, 5000
gallon tank and pump, in good condi.
tion, cheap. G. F, Ruef, 1913 North
Liberty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Using as a topic, "ohina Past, and
Present." Prof p, G. Henke, of Will.
lametto university, will give talk be.
fore the Salem Six O'Clock club at the
First Methodist church tomorrow even.
ing Professor Heuke spent several
years in China and is authority on mat.
ters of interest concerning that nation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Bring us your Kodak films before 6
p. m. and get them the next morning
or prints the next afternoon. Trover.
Weigel Studio, opposite Bligh theatre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

John H. McNary, the well-kno IN
Salem attorney, and wife, have re.
turned from southern California, where
they spent two weeks vacation. At.
torney McNary stated today that the
mercury went up into the 80 column
while he and Mrs. McNary were in
certain parts of the southern state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Charged with riding their wheels
without lights, Walter Estes, j. Peetz
and $, Yermenon were arrested Satur.
day night by the motorcycle police.
man. They all paid $3.50 fines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Dr. Mendeisohn fits eyes correctly. U.
S- Bank building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

A church concert will bo given in the
Unitarian church Tuesday evening, for
the benefit of the organ fund Mss
Ida Lewis will be the reader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

DR. F. Z. utter, dentist, Masonic bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Meals, 15c. Salem restaurant, 17s
South Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Tho ohorrianS at their meeting Fri.
day evening, adopted their new consti
tuition and also decided to attend tho
Rose Fcstiyai In Portland, James Linn
was appointed to make the preliminary
arrangements aud TO consult with the
ROsarians and other bodies concerning
that big event.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

FOR SALE--Loganberry tips, cent
each. Albert Jouienty, Route 4, Box
ll9A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

The Marion county grand jury as
sembled in the court house this morn
ing, and after organizing, adjourned
until 1880 this afternoon Several pet
ty criminal cases are being considered
this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

There s only one cigar that's as good
as Bon Ton and hats another Bon
Ton They sell for Five cents, but they
are actually worth more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

HoB YARD wANTED-wanted IA
lease good hop yard; win pay cash
or share rent. Address box 335, Sa.
lem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Unitarian church concert" Tuesday
evening, Miss Ida Davis, reader
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

AUCTION SALE-Horses, COWS, hogs,
wagon, buggy and full line Of farm
implements; at old Herbert witel
place. Date Tuesday, March Il, atll
a. m. sharp. Free lunch. II. f.
Hawkins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

DIRT FOR SALE-Must be hauled of
right away. Apply to Andy Ander.
son at the new Capital Journal build.
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Ladies' Tailoring, Easter is coming
The plain and fancy materials for this
season are wonderful Prices reasonable
Call and see them. A. s. Kazmarek.
Ladies Tailor, rooms 2.3, Brewer Bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Dr. May nerve specialist, Masonic bid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

Spanish War Veterans, attention.
Important open meeting tonight at the
armory. All veterans invited to at.
tend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

FOR SALE--Fine loganberry plants,
l cent each Phone Farmers ski. D.
H, Martin, route ., box 40, Gervais
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

The Salem commission house a curl.
osity in big can in its window, it be-
ing banana rat, caught this morning.
1t is an odd looking little beast with
a head like a fox terrier, and tail like
a possum, and, like the original, hangs
itself up to sleep by it. It is about the
size of half-grown rat, and was caught
in crate with the bananas this morn
ing. Instead of feet, it has bony little
hands, and is a genuine curiosity in this
section, though common enough in Cal.
ifornia. 1t was quite lively when
caught, but placed in big can, it Soon
began to show signs of collapse, and
this afternoon was about all in.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

W. T. La Toilette, who came here
from siloam, Arkansas, month ago,
left today for Jefferson City, Mo. He
is much pleased with Oregon, and says
he will be back to the state before
long, but has not decided just where he
will drive his picket pin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

MRS. ARTHUR MoHLER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16

D. H. Mosher will move into the
building recently occupied by the Gil
son barber shop. 1t is being remodeled
and repaired for his occupancy.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20
SHEER, ON SMALL FARMS,
Economical Ms,t. fRrodufss.. and ~ a.
' able az Weed Destroysrs. ,..~

Economical Meat Rroduesgt and valY-
' able az Weed Destroyers.
In discussing the future meat supply,
in a recent gs~63vserinfhent bulletin One Of
the writer's said: 'sheep are not gen
orally profta ble:t0jthe asnderh Their
numbers; are slowly ldcmasdngEsnearIy,
everywhere. except onythe ranges, and
the latter are so fuhy.stocked that not
much increase is to he looked for In
that, direction. There is 10 probability
of any considerable future increase IN,
the plumber. OF these animals"
It would seem that fhis writer; is
'o~verrltosdIkafH6ig the possibilities Along the
line Of sheep growing al Il small farm
industry s:tys 'tfie aKa,fsas' Farmer.
Properly handled, there H. no more
profitable firm animal. Another writer
in this same bulletin seems to give! the
sheep more Classification as a 'meat
producing Animal: This writer taxes
up In detail the variods ways in which
the average farm can aetlnto the'meat
Observation-Disclosures; One OF the pos
Isibiltties he mentions sis: ..By raising
sheen more extensively. in the corn belt
and I'M the eastern ystatesi The impor-
lance, Of; the. wool industry causes
farmers to overlook the value Of. sheep
for mutton and as weed destroyers. A
|smal1' flock Of sheep OF one Of the NUT:
ton breeds should be Kept on every
farm to igraze the road3ays, tug stub'
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1&t1MAAMe~e
n eWINEHERD.

keep the pigs wadl1n::' riley
VIII grow all winter lfHedhditions
are 4seht'i Gays the Farm Jodtnal.:1'
With bacon at Is or 30 ciints At
lpoundg II paysi41s keep 'pigs'and]
keenthem right e,s.1 . j,mi
If the hogs are warm ana;com,.
Portable II takes less food to keep
them thrifty. III, sd.io.
The breeding ,sows should have !,
a combination Of foods and very ?yi,
little corn.
o'Thsy must have some sdc9ultnt
foods-roots. vegetables, ete:,,ahd..
clover hay: soT'Eol- -.-@n
The brood sows must have Sx-%
sefcise to berhealthyiC had. luck
with them can always be traced
to ignorant or, darelesss ha1dalpgt,
by the owner. .m>rlfD =.
separate the breeding .soys 9s,.
they begin to grow heavy. ,i,,az,.1
IA jan, from a boss sow may.
cause the loss Of the pigs and the,
sow too. >a''e~' -"
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Buffalo Lake 'Twp. z=nunsseliow..
|2-Yictprda @Laka. Nillaa1ma 2zEEpii
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pears tosthe Satisfaction. at the, Board
that the requirements Of law in re-,
gard: to jfS'SifRt7SaFaaaatlll65p , 5t ::y1tliA&eAih have
been fully complied with; 1t is there
fore ordered ny the Board Of 1Grovn--
ty Commissioner sin and for, Mclean
bounty North ',Dakota,," that tHg'ter-
ritory Aasisnated~ tua,.said. petition. to-
wit: all Of Section z in Township
l50 North of Range 81 West Of the
5th Principal Meridian ihcblaihg' the
territory Contained. in the.i original
townsite OF. Benedict, shall with the
assent n .t i e qqqialit'iisadI' ttESfefal :ftafhd--
ing in said territory be incorporated
As a Yil4laaggee. stoybe. known by , the
name Of Benedict. u
1t is tiqfts,bbssS'r. 9itl o1thaat,sA meet.
ing Of 'thegiqualified: voters resident,
in, said territory ofI the proposed
Wllaages,of Benedict, be called on che
25th day. OF March a. D. 19144,"at the
hour Of 8 O'Clock a. M, Of said day,
to, be held at the mGongregatibfalt
church, in said proposed territory, to!
determine whether such territory
shall be an incorporated Village.
Oh, motion application 81 Ainfoh"tU1f'
rich for abatement Of 1918 personal
propert1yfaEtAaes, VAS aob''granttsds
On. motion application of Andrew
Kerznainh Tor refdfhdr Of 1914 takes
On. land III. Section tls 2S5 9ra3nsslhiiip' 81 Jag.
IS va yG9s aaott. ssranrtteeq.a % 8, ,a7s m> /.
on potinn ,applieation Of Mrs.pM NJ
H.. smith ffok, abatemelnte of 1913 tax
eston lete7sBpck l3nNiRageI of Under
wood H~aaaygranted. = <s<,i14n1:e Y s
On not1eni1 application Of John LAY
Leidholrn Tor partial abatement o'of
1sissteaxtesss ao1sadf sWN Section s2z Town;
ship I14E5-s j., was granted. ~ T., r.
i. on ] motion ~saPl IMPLICIT =, *.of Helen
Gregg fe qa:,.lp partial. abatment sof5 1913
taxes ON land in Section z Hewnslhip
147-S4, was granted.re::~ : - il h.,l49s
Onao'motion. application; Of Maud
Stonesxnd'E. p Quaint for: abatement
Of 1913 personal. *s' prodperty ~ taxes,
weres' si ggriaa'ntesd =aecStGint ERRONEOUS as.
se shf II a'9Ea q trtl!E f.i'f = re- b.
81, = 45sqf 5a auditor i4tt' was j in'sstrp1qs15e e.. y !
Issue FefYand. orders to cover the f FL
lowing tag certificates. account Ter!
roneoalls sales 81, No. 40 and >No.~421
for 19tlstaxes: un NWA hSection j Ia
Tuwnsntpst 14B- 80, title Ito the LAND
having reverted to- U. IS. government
No. 5 for the zoos taxes on sBA-
swA section s township 5000, &c!
ccouhff entry. cancelled; Ne 1l4e 'fo'g
the 1911 taxes, on the sEA Section
II. Township 1864. taxes having
already BEEN paid at rthe time : OF
saaeu e,fgissN t. 's {. 4. -atia i SlGcG9 =
On: aA0tson, board adjourned until
Monday April 6th, ''4si4! w.. 7s'ar q
il q h*aoaa WRIGHT, e IS
~ .B9ntt L sf'.Hj: chairman
= :.Al4t,esst;4 T., :,a5 y -, ,.,n, !,
E. G.v sFo4CKE9R,7 ,.s~.,g4e,j Is 94;,t,
~. : ain County Auditor. as 81 =
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g .ltofCi ~ sSV AZ AAtl ~ u ~ ~. r-."Aa
Aurens, 22r-W2iAAe &sPluEtls Lake r.
Economy Observation-Disclosures ,Vallega
Of: Garrison 3xstWaAhburn, 4-N1iiton'
Ma 9a1RGso 2A-Bmderwood s. e. II
lOnnomotionaj Thea following names
ergsHsisl6cted.froms dafe AnloryaaAkeA
territory 10 mi ths Jury paaHAs: :a' ;;
First Con-, bistrfkcat;e Albert sXkatnh,
Thomas a A1pSsgEyyq,pp,' ffpee b gAsldla IS; s65SS
Ryers1on, IA A. e Frittz,1 W., q. FalgheA h
c. @. Hansen. tEEredd Jysstt, John KKuFlle,
P All Lsareeas Il ReEcy,.LeR4og, q Wn.
'Lndell, .Robert, Mann,eAndrew Rose.
berg,s sWnn.5 slagg, q Amiei2 sstengels
Charley e. ssThdmpse5on, DanrTyens-
from, T:Nk:! Waeorhah! hAs f:6stra &
ssssStao5nd Tot sBastfscte 'nfred All
horn bbekitAA maursast9a, Andree[Ysvt XAnas;;
Henry Ffedd ;s1a;a taarl' Holsens, ~ &,
B. Hotchkiss. George Barrow, Bert
Yeager. JameaHse4tsrimers WVq. Magee,
81 NJ NiHery G1sM- yMartiasons Hes
Neleong'G s4lIA 0tArt,5, jacob Bewlsp
VIM. Niun..a. n zwaiEe'! % q y ii @sa
Thrift Come District: NV. AZ 14dff-
man. De 1az = HIaliilaand.d, yJohhnro iMd9alGteni.' W
s. Bry1saoRi,s so|iies. k 44ockrMt .J%.B.
Petersops, G. r. +: ar, Ghrl HstiARnss q, Pr: RRmmet
Ktlrasst. Johq ,Kleins L. NJ, Morton, {:
On motion report ,pfc OHerseap,.ofg
poor for Dbeden =T Township was :saAp.s
provedhand,e Auditor Instructed. to 10.
sue warrant FOR rs. per cent Of $40. 90.
cd motor" r3p84t Of H: o; "siinon;
shhleesriiMff, aissih6wingf ss2ao.45 fesaT collected
on S$iy ,1{. slSsSSfj1os5a 81 a'' ! ffo'i / :F'ss s. HH I; !
On motion the following bills We're
allowed and. ordered. paid;s. e.7esf.s q 4
w. N. Herred, plumbing. ...$ 14.4O
Alex Millar,- expenses .attendas
observation-disclosures 'conyea- 50 4s'''
! ton ....,... ...... ......:t'a 1870
J. A. Nc utehe6n,R switness Z y"
fees ~ ::717! e.; .a"sss, 90
Louis Beasgq 4 Na,,, cpm grlis1 II 2rS e. =
per o'eMG7 ~ II ApFR4sss47 .r:ls..t:o AVE:tpNv
ON motion board a4dloAsaed 4Y1th
T9 a.',ipes March, ath.z.a 50 a+ieneE r.
I: sos + rlMarch 9Th, 1914: i
Beard met at lssa!Em .s.pmrsuant;nto
adjournment, all members spresent::<'i
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered. paid; -, E
u. G. iWFight. esxpenrsess attend 9 dd75:,Aa e
ing cemmE1s convention =, .~$ 22.S5
D. CspWright, commissioners e"slu
per diem land; mileage Il. ga s29.i0
Aie1m0Miller, = commissioners $ g
per diem end 'mtleage s,:.t 2s.!7s
On motion Auditor was Instructed
to issue refund order I'm favor o1
Henry sayler too Cover 1912 taxes on
SOY eseAti io'aI its-l4sl- (! paid u error;
On motion. petition q, G. ". sGreege
was granted for opening, cartWay
beginning at the. Southeast CORNER foa
the Southwest quarter OFF, Section
| 81 Township 148 Range "a running
due south or,sfaAf4 mTf1 S1fhhe quar-.
ter lime.
! On, motion the following; resolution
no. "a rA.
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phone, and eSptasia!oo2 -. 6.es'
~ Hanson n !sas y g. qd e. - = II,
flee RI adWk @.sqs#st .:a,stsaQ.@
sOh emotion lboards adj6ufafed until
kcp. ssrs sLlsSsa ss1odo17oa r
' 's:s'f sIsSs. 800. ~ Ma i afsSSlssa f,s 15 1A:' {
Adjournment allamembefs present. a.
.onfm notion Fspd6radsaxotS following
ottieaaiffsss1 gWssEg5essasSiS i wa s.! ,1,s i, W j / i,
As 6..eR ettan,t:asGaster pfItdeedsi
fees7 eoneeteata$s4&3o;asH. g. sHanl
t6n;zncierk d court. ffeeg cofiected
t75,225; Ed fGiu1 stocc4keeHh auditor, fees
COLLECTED ,s$24AQsslss tssz sEo > ds FL
ION notion the sollSwfneabi We're
allowed, and 1Dtaradeaasssd paid; ,r nn
Gfp.,, Il II osjee!; 81 g eepnsdggctt4tHHpgeas il : (
,teachers :examinatiot, s..i.A { $50
r. C.aMadasn. =salary:sAsst!se y TN
states ATTORNEY st!a. 9 y = 50.04
Wn,eRp i ,'b baaapd dl'i Nells II iE1dlllaA $o,s9l
e. =. 4 Maennehaeezpenssnex-lt Z Foi
s, sssS2!I''' g. - Ill., na;G i s;s $s:i : st.; SIS
Max Enterprise, printing 500 500:
k1ewssouthey, cleaning cosatt7 y
l q s,.Y { :: ti,o so % ! . ;;.s4 IN
81 motion The ifa oilow4lafkEF resolutions i1i;
was adoptedt :eya1s ~ .
Whereas IL appears ''t5 the Board'
Of County Commissioners that ,efees
lion ;precdncts Numbers A7l5-ss and
AZ should be divided, therefore, 81
'Be{it resolved, that the territory
included in Township 148 Range. 20
be and the same is hereby organized
i(hitoo' 4 ~ Separate s sistSqs precinct
TO be kn99Y4 ass Nc. AZ, the sfhoqql
hpouse losateed=oa5the Southwest iQuan,
ter .;ofastasa@ Northwest ls Quarter -of
Section rs Townshiphi4s' Range q
BE- 4, tees |lg3gat9 ag| Chg polling n
for. slsaiifd precipct, !. and that the
territory included inv Fewnship 149'
Range B2,: be- and is hereby set
apart rom PrFscsinFat I'D. 4 g $]nda' orgga I;
pliRzed into separate efeetto9 precinct
to Fbe known as Nor41 azdlthat. the
School~'houseI located on Section IL
fownnshi4p if4S'ka1ss * 81, !, BE deelsss
mated as the polling: place for said
precinct; ii ISL ,.Eu5v : i =:
That TownshtipS 160sb Anf 80 be
+ahhd .heS59lby orgapizsd 1aatoelas |1sepnarr
rate, election precinct To- be knpwantas
No. A; nassasr3s o = = Z .sa :
That Townkhtps14 Lag g ssg| be and are
hereby o4aee3Spa izsd into 81 separate Ell
ectioq precinct to :be. known ~ No
As and, E aos,. I &c in h r. j "a :!
That Precinct 1NS..ss SHAH Include
~ Z of Ie Territory, embraced in Con:
sresSdonall Townships ~ 149sS7s lafpd
1851 andys + E asoay. So: J /.
That Tie neutrality-suspicious. AIS:
s'taanhid' Is kAal. be !, dnd' rre eraan.. the
ttfee4pne as hesettoffoze. + . ste,: b s it 3
ION smotiom the following lprect1chs
RaeSeseabltsAed aud! .tduapect6rs d
keectiiotah' aHap 'd4&i f ;ls:s thse l pflh alsi
election. toshbe,Aeld June s24th, dan;
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.'arhss'o1ford Down sheep, u very
popular swithlthSse aarmsrs,whe de.t
sire an animal that viii produce 2
good mutton. carcass and at. the !,
, same time'.sive'S.a goodi acc6unt#of'E.
itself sA4aa wool 1t is a ready fa44e.
.tening sheen apd IL seer IT it's best
when crossed with anotheF Down
breed Admirers OF the Oxfondi say2
that 1t combines size, weight OF
fleece and the thickness OF flesh 81.
! the tCbtswold' with tiie compactnessN
and form OF the t4arppshire. from
which it originally descended.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20

}blet fields: after sgtallsls eadEs aid 14he
corntield ~aatet]4he COR is >fuiy gpo1sa::
Both wool, and4lashajslal ressaaabla'';''N
Many arfarm would be'A more prof
'6table enterprise as a whole it.a; small
flock Of sheep vas added to the live
,%sst r: Ssa1gl9 1Eas, e4 Ssfs'R sp ;5st ss%s 6
maturity at All searly~ q i1xatnee'
swine In this respect Being ruins
nantss they ,alahdle the satnk class Of
feeds as eattle; and ,Apea faf more atseful
than cattle as glea0ers EFF WASTE. The
meat Is very healthful Aud, as the CAR
cass. is, small. furnishes .p~qssi4iaties ~
fresh meat, which would De, alnest nc
ceptable ,an most FARMS, especially
du,4sg the summer eason This alone
should give a few sheep, a place. on
ere4yxfarm- ca ssm6afaR1rans eh1ke1
lis the only fresh meacrhRAalahle dur
Ing the summer season. Even fried
chiekea becomes ylnaqaosonopss when 1t
is the, only fresh meat appearing .ea
'thhe. t! t.'Ae for days at a stge es !. i:
1"''a.. .1y;s =, II. ...,s i III. . =
There ard yario1ls Way ways of lying the
herd bnIL! It ii not .:ahal ahc6Smlnlion
pr1hctieeaaf to keep HIM ~ Atanchion..
and some tie hilr to 4 16sst mangers with
one rope around the h6ralS snd'anothef
tied to thglring lnthis, paseo We have
always felt. that it is h better practice
to keep +ttheJ herd bull. ina box stall
open # the fei@es, arranged ~ he. capi
PEI, the her9 Tbs ,makes him feelthat
lnsI i, part Il the herd. 4 stall pf this'
character gives the.bun, an opportunity
o;miopsEe about, which. :Mst Y believe II f
:hfs, SdvantakellLLHoafd RRnairy1nad: -
I'll < .o3nEIasjtits ,..S1l q ~ FL
80 niasw,fmo,trc.,svs ~ = q
Rtngwofus aSfsAry cofadia6Sih III! CAVES
IT. this time of ,shd,lSeak ISerub &,sdl
ferape the spot perfectly free fr5fr
seales
iodine ointment. Repeat the applica-
hon Mill
.oon aubside. lh2f9 ~ 9alf, as the
infect, whilek1tash, spsrfscfal!yf ifEftktllate
ana sunlight the stable, as ringwalo3rrimni
Is due to a vegetable parasite Tri-
cophyton t%Nlsurans)t which lives on
damp walls and woodwork in insani-
tary stables as well as on animals.
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