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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

Miss Agnes Miller commenced
teaching her fist term of school
Monday at the Cent school house
in Oakfield Twp.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

Mrs. George Freeman and two
daughters, Mrs. w. R. Koob and
daughter and Vivian Bartlett were
shopping in Atlantic Saturday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

Rev. Eli Looney will hold services
at the Baptist Chu, CHI in Brayton
on Sunday Nov. 30. Morning SER
vices at IL A. M. and evening SER
vices at 7.30 P. M.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

Billy sund says that the dance
is a dam able IS tuition making
seventy FIVE pee. of the prosti-
tutes Is tina a ia t? For heavens
sake! is t, at a c.? Is one of our
country's besettirg PLEASURES a
masked enkaaIce to He l? Is it a
black h nd att act lively gloved
reaching out 10 lesnirch the puri-
ty of youth? l only ask.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

The Old Ham,in NJ. E. congrega-
tion is embarr ssingly divided on
the gu SIGN OF the propriety of
having , church hazaar in the
church. Some ga- the church IS
as some such pl G. as the Holy of
Holes SO sacred to be contami-
mated by yhe me rimsnt of a bazaar,
while others there are who look up
OF. the churc as a structure to ac-
commodate and facilitate all forms
OF Christian act.li y. The bazaar is
form of Chris ian ACTIVITY got en-
up to materially assist the cause
of Christ If it will defile a church
there must be soa.e anti-Godly ele-
nient in its make p.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

a Mrs. John Van De Brake and
baby spent a few days last week at
the home of her parents, B. M.
Christensen and wife.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

10 Wlota Sunday and sp mt the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Miller.
Rev. Eli Looney will hold services =
at the Baptist Chu. CHI in Brayton
on Sunday Nov. 20. Morning SER
vices at II A. M. and evening SER
vices at 7.3O P. NJ
Miss Agnes Miller commenced
teaching her fist term of school
Monday at the Cent school house
in Oakfield Twp.
S. p. Daugard is having barn VI
built on his lots south of Nels
P. Hoegh's new he me and will
build a modern hose there in the
spring.
Mrs. Merle Rippey and Mrs May
Mcdermotd of Carson were visiting
their uncle Isaac Smith and family
last week
Roscoe and Gussie Smith went
to Atlantic last Thursday to visit
their aunt Mrs. John Peterman. Z
j. f. Jensen had business cal
ling him to Ami last Thursday. /
Mrs. James Larsen, MRS. John
Nielsen and Nora Larsen were At
lantic visitors last Thursday.
Miss Vivian Bartlett spent Sat- 4
urday night in Anita.
Mrs. Rasmussen who is staying
at the Cbris DJerness home south n
Of town $ very ill.,
baby iirl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Simmersen last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels B. Hansen hav
1 new Boy at their home born
Friday. c.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

Mrs. Harold Northup from near
Ross visited last week with her par
ents MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Dimick.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

Mrs. Harold Northup from near to WHO
Ross visited last week with her par day wit
ents MIR. and Mrs Calvin Dimick
Rev.
J Mr.. and Mrs.A E. Brown re- at the
turned last week from their auto on aun
trip to S. D. They travelled about vices at
500 miles. vices at
a Mrs. John Van De Brake and Miss
baby spent few days last week at teaching
the home OF hfr parents, B. M. Monday
Christensen and wife. in Oakf
Mrs. George Freeman and two S, P.
daughters, Mrs. w. r. Koob and built
daughter and Vivian Bartlett were P. Hoe
shopping in Atlantic Saturday. build a
-- spring
DIR. Koob and wife were calling
on relatives in Anita and Atlantic Mrs.
Sunday. Mcderm
- -- their VI
Miss Kathleen koob is enjoying last wet
vacation and is visiting relatives
in Anita Roscc
" to Alta
Mike Simmersen who was so bad their al
ly hurt in an automobile accident
near Audubon recently, and who j. +.
was taken to the Atlantic hospital ling hin
for treatment, was able to be
brought home Monday. Mrs.
--- Nielsen
LOST lantic VI
10 yards of outing flannel be-
tween Brayton and Pete Lund's Miss
place. Finder please leave at Jen- urday n
sens store in Brayton.
adv 26 pd Mike Smith. Mrs
-- at the
Forval Rasmussen is excavating of town
for a cellar on the lots west of DIR
Koob's residence and will at once A ball
commence the ERECTION of new Mrs. Mi
home "a by 80.
------ Mr.. al
G.. L. Bison, wife and son Chas.' a new
o. e.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26

J Mr.. and Mrs.A. ! E. Brown re-
turned last week from their auto
trip to S. D. They travelled about
500 miles.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11
The Pigs Must Go.

Under the ruling of the city
health board, the pigs must go,
and it so hard for many to part
with their pork producers. Many
contend that while a hog penncd
up is very unSanitary, yet they
feel that the one who does not pen
them up, and allow them to room
OH a large open dry yard, is not
the sanitary code. The
board contends that they cannot
make law and only partially en-
force it, therefore, they have made
it cover all rich and poor. Whether
or not the ordinance will be con-
tested is yet to be seen. Many
have sold their pigs, and others
are holding them to the last. It's
a sad PARTING, it seems, but must
we cry?
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

with reference 20 the extension OF
the water main, beginning at pro
perty of X. H. Mills, etc, was re
fcrcd 20 The water and light plant
cc:nTi,,ce for attention.
=. ImHcr&'ucl was granted a
permit to open 4 negro saloon at
the corner OF State and Lafayette
streets, and The secretary was or
dcrcl 10 ;s~uc a half-yoar license to
&. InmcrSluck III the sum of $500.
BIDS for the municipal printing
were received from the Abbeville
Mcridional, Abbc1iile Progress and
Ncrmilion News. The Nermilion
News after some discussion was
elected the official organ Of the
town. The Meridional's ; bid being
2Sc per square, and the Progress
asked for the sum 10000.
An ordinance for the regulation
of the dogs within the corporation
of Abbevillc was adopted, making
it unlawful for dogs to roam the
streets, or sidewalks, without being
muzzled, and said muzzle, to be of
4 standard make, or such that fully
prevents the dog from biting any
thing. The o~dinance is effective
thirty days after It's passage and
adoption.
An ordinance to regulate and
license the business OF conducting
a barroom, cabaret, coffee house,
cafe, beer saloon, Liquor exchange,
drinking saloon, grog-shop, beer
garden, etc, was, on motion of 5.
Chauvin, seconded by W. 5. HAYES
duly adopted.
The ordinance with reference TO
street lighting at the railroad cross
ings was deferred until the next
regular session in August, that the
railroad company may be able to
appear before the council in defense,
after which the council adjourned.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

twenty days, or both, at the
discretion Of the court. y
We would urge that our
police jury, for once in its
life, to take a wise step, take
up the matter Of controlling
these dreaded diseases, which
aye so costly to this parish.
We cannot listen to any
excuse that the parish has no
funds, for the small amount,
as compared with the loss,
required to take the necessary
precautions, it is too small to
left unnoticcd. The police
jury may be trying to avoid
paying committee work, road
Overseers, etc, but never have
they taken any step to-
ward the welfare of the people
OF the country, that is to say,
they are paying no attention
to preventing diseases
that are so costly to this
parish; i'll fact our very best
possible industries: that of
hogs and cattle; which is only
i'll its infancy, is left to ruin
simply through neglect, care
lessness and ignorance OH the
part of the officials of the
parish, through not making
laws and enforcing them,
which they have the power to
do.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11
Farmers Were Warned to Take
Precautions Against Charbon
Stn&mess, Pcycrscness and Ignorance i'll Farmers Are
Worse Than Charlton i'll Live Stock.

Three months ago the farmer,
were warned through these columns
to take precautions to prevent the
spread of Charbon.
Vaccination would have pre-
vented the los, of thousands of
cattle and horses; but the disposi-
tion of the human animal j., to wait
until forced hv stern necessity to
do the nccdful thing.
But nature extracts a heavy pen
antly of him who waits, and in
Southwest Louisiana We are paving
that penalty to the time of tens Of
thousand, Of dollars worth of live
stock.
You can't wait in the face of
such deadly foes q, charbon and
hog cholera. Their germs once i'm
planted in a community may re
main dormant during certain
periods OF the year, but become
virilc with advent of sumner, and
nothing hut previous preventative
measures, >ucn Is proper drainage,
cultivation, destruction of the
buzzard and of the vaGabond dog,
and vaccination will avail.
Without these precautions taken
early before any outbreak occurs.
the visitation of these dire plaeues
Is just as certain a, death aud
faxes.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11
City Fathers Aim to Lessen the
Dangers Caused by the Dogs


li'c E'E V"'li''ii met III regular
session a' 'Hc CoulciI rooms Mon
d'F hi%"l WIN ilc mayor ana all
h'e'i'Dl'' P'oH-'i'.
Inc i'n''ta Oh 'hc last ihcc'iiiE
We fS"" ana approved aI'Cr
Hd.Nl"% "Gl the nam "l J.. /.
b'""N' - " h'iii'tr "f the board
c. Et"t'I' ~ MS rOiNe.t'
Inc 'opoi' q t.'e ch'o' oi ponce
'"I' 'il'- Hh~H a"'ouhuh i |"
90 IlAo "lch C'"Icicu l'' inc
mon Il o' Jui!-.
Il hc CoA''a'IS' report Hh'W-d
th"l 81 h'' 3ech '"lieC'o" III jnHe'
Inc Po"" Noe!clN ISi'"'' HhoNeo
'ha' 81 WIS connected CURING inc
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11
Calls 1t Competition.

Dr.. {. J. Edwards, of the Mer-
idiOnal, put one over his fellow pen
pushers Wednesday when he offerd
the Police Jury SIS to appoint him
public printer. This is what com
petition does for the parish---wc
remembea a time when the public
printer of this parish was paid $500
to $500 a year to do the same worl,
the Dr.. is nowpaving S25 for the
privilege of doing. .--Gueydan News.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

The thing to do now is, clean
up, burn, or bury deeply carca>,c,
OF all dead animals, whether they
die OF charbon of some other dis
eases, keep your premises well
drained and vacCinatc.
If the infection Ia, not yet
struck in, it may be obyiatcd by
these precautions.
Now about the corn crop. In
some sections it has suffered great
" from drought. Proper cultivation
and sowing abundantly Of COW
peas would have reduced that loss
very materially. The testing of the
seed before it was planted would
helped some.
But bad cultivation la, done
wore damage than the drought
has done. 1t Is too late to remedy
this year, ills, but let Il, learn
from the experience il brings.
1t will SOON DC time to begin the
work of seed selection in your
corn fields. Don't neglect it. Learn
how to cultivate. Sow COW pea,
next year, no matter how much
they may cost---and don't SOW
single seed OF anything until it has
been tested and guaranteed to be
sound.
Stln%incS>, pcrverscmc,S and
in farmers are worse
than charhon in live stock.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

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begin with the large, plump olive
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Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

orders Of the police jury, or
its veterinary inspector, who
shall have been duly autlloriz-
ed by the Louisiana State
Live Stock Sanitary Board or
by Its executive officer, shall
be guilty Of 4 r1isdc:ncanor as
provided BY Act PA Of the
Session of 1908"
Regulation No. 10 reads as
follows:
In order to prevent and
control the spread of charbon
or anthrax infection i'll thoss
parishes i'll which the infection
is known to exist or has cX-
listed, the police jury of any
parish is hereby authorized
and empowered to require the
owners, of any animal, or
animals, i'll their parish, to
vaccinate their stock, or cause
same to be done at any time,
when i'll the discretion of their
veterinary inspector such vac
cination may be deemed
necessary"
Section one of Act 80, of
1898, of the Louisiana laws
is as follows:
BE it enacted by the general
assembly of the state of Louis
lana, that it shall be and is
hereby made the duty of the
owners Of all animals dying
from epidemic, contagious or
infectious disease to cause the
same to be bnrned or buried I.
Immediately after death; the
carcass of any animal or an
imals to him belonging which .
have died from all epidemic, !
infectious or contagious
disease. y /
Section two of the same act
reads:
BE it further enacted, etc,
that any person who know
lngly neglects or refuses to
burn or cause to be burnt the
carcase of any animal dying
from an epidemic, infectious
Or contagious disease, shall
be guilty of misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof
shall pay a fine of not more
Than twenty-five dollars or
suffer Imprisonment i'll the
parish Jail for not more than
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11
xiii I turkey Buzzard
and C>arrion Crow
We Cannot Afford to Sacrifice Our Growing Live Stock
Industry to the Turkey Buzzrd and Carron Crow.
Police Jury Should Get Busy

1t has been satisfactorily de-
termincd that the turkey buz-
Zard and carI-ion crow are cap
able Of carrying and spreading
the germs Of SONG Of the most
fatal Infectious diseases Of live
stock, and the germs of char
bon have been found OF the
fccg, OH their bcaks, and il
What they throw up after feed
ing upon charbonus carcass.
1t is also firmly believed by
the sanitary authority i'll the
different southern states, i'll
Guiding our own, that the buz-
zard and the carriOn crow are
the most responsible agents i'll
wildly spreading the infection
Of hog-colera.
The police juries of the state
are authorized and empowered
to appoint a temporary inspec
tor, or inspectors, i'll their
parishes, same to be qualified
veterinarian or veterinarians,
provided they are approved by
the Louisiana State Live Stock
Sanitary Board or its executive
who shall have power
or powers as duly qualified
officers of the board during
the investigation of any sus-
picious case or cases, Of infeC-
ton, contagious or cornmuni- .
cable disease of live stock.
Regulation No. 9 of the
Louisiana State Live Stock /
Sanitary Board reads as fol-
lows:
"When any animal, or ami
mails, dies from any infectious,
contagious or communicable
disease, such as anthrax or
charbon, hog cholera or swine
plague, CHAMBERS or farcy,
Dlackleg, ETC., it shall be the
luty of the police jury of the
parish i'll which such fatality,
)r fatalities, occurs, to have
he carcass, or carcasses, dis
posed of i'll a sanitary manner,
burning is the only and best
yay) as prescribed by the
Secretary and Executive
officer of the Louisiana State
Live Stock Sanitary Board.
ANY owner, of such carcass,
n carcasses, who shall i'll any
way interfere with the sanitary
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

Day b. day a housewives ed
ucation in buying" continues, She
neve graduates. For buving con
ditions change with the daily cir
cult of the hours and new cconony
are created in unin
terrupted procession. She must read
the latest ads. of the stores if She
is to keep posted.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11


Thousand, oi I,r,-e Will ,,r.,, j.,
the course of ,i,,.. o., ,l... .,,,,.
place and will a,-,rd IN. ,..,r.i,.
yr..tyl;ou and ,o1r,.,, o,,,. I..,.o.
and other Dart, Of p,,n.. vh;. i'm
~tinct of the ,,..d tick, -o...,.rL ,,,.
ward i>a,,ry iru,,or,... a5,,,a,:,,
TO iucr,a>, their chance, ofr,.,c,,i,.r
host, II the ,..c.,.;on ,,..,,
which they res, !, disturbed th.,.
become very active. and r,.t,rd
their long from, Ie,, u,,,arJ iu ,
dil,recll po>;tjou v,,ino th.,n
violently i'm an attcmp, to >iczcbod
of a host,
The seed ticI. duriug i, life. or
tn. pasture takes 20 food and CON
,caucntlv doe, no. iucr,a,riu size
and unless it rcachc, a host totor.e
rp .hr PARASITIC por,ion of it, d.-
y,Iopmcnt il dies of ,t,,,-,,;o,
The endurance Of seed tick, !, ,,.r,
Great however a, they have. L..n
found to live nearly ciubt months
during thccoldcr part of fbc year
The para.tic pho>c Of dc,,Ion-
ment bc,in, when the larvae or
seed tick, reach q favorable hos,
such a. a COW. They crawl ND over
the hair of the host and commonly
attach thcm,clyc, 70 the skin Of the
c,cutcheon. the inside Of fine. th;gb>
and flank, and to the dcvl,n
They at once hepjn to draw blood
and soon increase in s;z.. In . few
dav, the tick chances from . hrov,r
color to white and in from STAB
days shed, lis skin. The ucy form
has ciqht leo, instead Of ,ix aud !.
known rs = uvunh
In from : to II DAYS after the
first mott the tick again sheds its
skin and becomes scxu3llv maturr
1t is at this STAGE that male, and
female, are with certainty dis,in
ouishable for the first time Tin.
male emerge, from his sli,
as 4 brown. oval tick about one
tenth of an inch in lcnotb He has
reached hi, growth and poes
througb no fu;i,cr dc,,Iouc,rcrt
He later shows Great activity
moving about more or less over
The skin cf the host The f.,uo.o
lt the time of moItiug is Sliuh,lv
larger than tbc male Sb, u,,,o,-
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

See Jim Summers for a Rotary
Pump. No washers. No Valves.
Hand Power. Call and see it pump.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11
Bank of Abbeville.

Located NJ AhhCvjllC. Parish of NcrmiliOn.
Report furnished L. the state Examiner of state
hanks by the above Bank at the close OF business
on june io,t 1914
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11
Life History and Growth
of the Dreaded Cattle Tick

Only Part Of the Development Takes Place Oh the Auua
Rest Occurs the Pasture.
Abbeville progress., 1914-07-11

state Of Louisiana.
Parish Ct VeTnion.
/. l.. q. BrouSSdrd President. and l. O.
A. Broussard, cashier. of the above named
baHS. DO SolCmuly swear that the above state
mer;t j tue 10 the best O! my knowledge and
belief.
Sworn 10 and subscribed hefore me this 9th
day II Ju.y 1914. GEO. ". SUMMERS.
!.,ead SotaTy Public.
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End ST., cor. Mass. ave, Hygeian Pharmacy.
Bird ST.. cor. Ind ave-, Butler Il Field Pharmacy.
9Th St, cor. T, Crswelps Pharmacy.
9Th ST., cor K, Goldenberg's Information Bureau.
9Th St. Pa. ave-. Kann's Information Bureau.
9th ST.. 92s. Roland waiace's Newsstand.
9th ST.. U. McGuire's Pharmacy.
J1th St, cor. U, Davis Pharmacy.
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18th St, cor. Col road. Flemer's Pharmacy.
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Sand ST., cor. N. Nansemond Pharmacy.
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sac NJ sf sv rooms hath. ... 1850
S9o,X 9Th n W. dat rooms BATH. 1870
20 n, ave sv'S rooms bath 1850
90 AZ NJ av rooms bath ........ 1880
~ n n sw = rooms water ....... 1880
AK r. Sw rooms bath ...... 1880
Js1e linton 1T sw rooms bath $500. l2T5
100 az 1t s'w. 8 rooms. water. ..... 1850
isSs fl.,ion St sw 4 rooms water. $50
RITE A 64S La. AVE, NV.
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THE HILLSIDE. 1915 Chaplin st. Nv
rooms and bath. front apt. 30 to 49,
2 rooms, kftchenette and bath. ...-..-.. &zi.oe
THE PLYMOUTH. 1888 18th NV
rooms and hath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.b.on
8 rooms and BATH front apt. $io.W
Elevator, telephone and JaDftor service.
AMERICAN REALTY CO.. FOG 18th nv.
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THE CADIZ,

115-1l7 "E'' ST. Sc.
Cheerful ) and room apartments; newly
papered and painted; all outside rooms; ues-
Capitol and Library: two car lines: phone 70
building; considering the location, these ar
the cheapest apartments in the city: rents
$40. so to So. so per month; one month rent
free; see these at once.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.l. ia 1ith st. NV.