davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-27

|
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. vogan, of West
Philadelphia, spent the weekend with
the latters' mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Plack, at 1101 Capitol street.
]. L. Baker, Sr.. of "a North Tenth
street, and Alvin o. Peiffer, of 4S4
South Cameron. street, spent several
David Brenisholtz, boy soprano
who has been singing in vaudeville
through the West is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Bessie Brenisholtz, at
1904 North Third street
Mrs Grace Harris, of Pittsfeld,
Mass. is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Martha Thompson, 625 Forster
street.
Miss Alice Cahill with Miss Ruth
Lawton, of Cincinnati. Ohio, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schaupp, at 36 South Seventeenth
street.
The Rev. Harry Huntington, of
of his cousin, Mrs. M. e. Robinson, at
81 Balm street
Mrs Charles P. Walter and Miss
Eleanor Walter, who are home after
trip to Atlantic City. have as their
guest, Miss Josephine Kelly, of Balti-
more.
The Rev. Henry w. A. Hanson, pas
with Mrs. Hanson and their two sons
left to-day for a months visit with
relatives at Salem, Va.
Mrs Robert Nicholson and Miss
Anna Nicholson, of 1641 Market street,
are spending several weeks at Wilkes
Barre.
Miss Caroline Patterson, of 1925
North Front street, is visiting her
brother, Captain John Patterson, at
Fort Totten, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Imbrie and
family are spending the summer at
Meriden, Conn.
S. H. Smiley, of 161Sh North Fifth
street is summering at Boiling
Springs.
Mrs. j. j. Oberholtzer, of 527 Seneca
street is visiting at Ardmore.
S. S. Etter. of 1853 Derry street,
has gone to Deodate for a little out
ing.
Mrs. A. L. Chayne and Miss Sara
B Chayne. of 4O5 North Second street.
left to-day for Asbury Park, where
they will be guests at The Lakelyn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-27
HAGERsToWN VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Davis and
Miss Elizabeth Davis, of Hagerstown,
Md, were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert b.
McCleary, North Seventeenth street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-27

The six-acre furniture stock of the Wanamaker
Store in Philadelphia is famous all the country
for it's sound quality its correct and tasteful design
and it's moderate prices.
1t is equaled nowhere except in the Wanamaker
New York Store.
1t contains no cheap furniture whatever-no
gluepot furniture = but does contain an immense
amount of good furniture at very low prices.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-27

Attorney ]. Clarence Funk is home
after an automobile trip to Eagles
mere.
Miss Helen Bare. of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, Newark, N. j., is a
guest of, her mother Mrs. Sarah ].
Bare, at 1928 North Sixth street, this
week.
Miss Marietta Myers. of 1924 Kitta-
tinny street, Miss Besse Caldwell and
Mr.. Caldwell. of Wellsville, are home
from Glade Farms, West Virginia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-27

Mrs. Alice K. Decevee and her
granddaughter, Miss Alice Marie
Decevee. who were visiting in Brook
lyn. went to Summit N. J.. to-day to
spend August in the Orange Noun
tains.
Miss Helen Rauch, of 120 South
street, Is visiting at Mount Gretna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Gutschall, 62S
PETER street, and Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Black. Penn street. have returned
from Speeceville, where they camped
for q week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
Nnfaa
coll BEN 8erluit 6es alt.
itraIif8en I'm nteriee'
bootesa g2 perur.

bootesa berur.
ia DIT baben.
WaeIbourne, gluitrolien, 20.
Sept. 8ear 9l0mirnl Cir George
gdtep, Der Beieblsbaber Der auitraii-
iten Wearine, beridtet in elmer oragt.
loien 9epeife all bic Tegierlmg, 6uB
6as llnterjeeboot u 6 g, Oeiien Der,
luit am Sanitag seneloet tour0c, nit
Der geiamnlten Monnidoit oeritpm.
BEN lit pnO Don nloeren Sddiien Der
Warine, bic .9taAforidrngen na6
Dem 9erbleib oes Boots uniteQten,
nibt einmal 1rilnmer gefunoen mur,
ben. Wean glallbt, oaB 6as S6iff
iniolse eines llnfalls untergegangen
lit, oa iib inncrbalb einer Gntferu,mg
Don iiber bunOert MeiIe1I fein 6eiit5
befanS.
Cine 6elbent6dt.
lontepibeo, llruguap, 20,
september. Der briiifde 6ilfstrsu4
aer .Garmania" bat ben beutiden
Dampfer Sap 5rafaISar" in Den
8runp aebohrt.
Die .Garmania". Elm 9ampfsr Der
Gunarb 2inis Dertebrte apiitsn Rsp
gort unb 2iosrpool. Biz lie DON Der
britiI9en Rssisruna ubsrnommen
unb in einsn Silfstrsu3sr umgetpan.
belt puros. Die Sap 5rafalsur"
mar ein Dampfer bon 1854 SOnnsn
unb fubr am %. 2Iuauit Don Wontez
oibeo na6 2as palmas ab.
aonbou. 90. Septem6er. 0as
omtlihe Ra6ri9tenbureuu CAB am
&6enb bs.dnnt, bab Der armirte Silfs.
treuter .Garmanid1 on Der Oitfiiite
ron Giibumerita einsn beutihen
aauffu9rtsibampfer. entiueoer bic
Zap Srufal9ar" ooer bic Berlin" in
ben Grunb Qebobrt bat. Die lleber.
lsbsnbsn beg bsuti6en Saifies pur.
ben BON eiHem aoblsnbampfsr eeret.
tet. Die .Gdrmania" bate neun
9oote unb 26 9eripunoets, sbe Tie i9.
ren 3ped erreihen fpRnte. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
Ser ,Upripdrts
% eflagt i9 iiber ben 80 a "
geIan0 a h ri dten b III
@rieasId)aublab.

gerlin bia gtniteroam uno
2oncon, 20 Sept. Ter .gorudrts"
Sas Organ Der io3ialoemofratiiden
gartei, inet am Sonntag iibcr Die
Denigen gahridjtcu ipreheno, Die
pom meitliden ariegsi9auplas fom.
men:
Set larger 9eit babpn mir oas
Seiiibl 9ehabt, Dap ausl1noii6e Sci.
tiinscn riele ein5elbeiten erbalten,
oeren Bertb mir nif)t iddeen t6nncn.
Bonn oelItid|en Sallptquartier ipiroe
am 10. Septem6er befannt eege6en,
OaB Die Oelltiden glrmeetorps iif
ila6 einer Sdladt, Die 5ruiihen Der
I'aa5 uno gfontnirail itatteefunSen
6nriifge5oacn bdtten. Bon Hbeiif,s
aus puroe iiber einen tbeiltpeiien Gr.
folg beriftet, ober ieit ben glahrid).
ten iiber 0as gorriiden unierer Srllp.
pen baben min peiter feline @in5elbei.
ten BON Dem bortigen ariegsidauplaB
erbaIten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
2ofQl 8ertdt.
8a3ar
Gum geitcn Der 9atBOliiden Saa6'
itnmmen giiiiiun.

Inter ben QuIpi3ien Der &utboIi;
ftsn saubitummsH Wiiiun, peIds
bersits brsi Sabre eyiitirt unO beu6.
il4tigt, ssnus 8eIb 5uiammen3ubrin'
gen. I'm eine SaubitummenI6ule gu
etabIirsn, ptro morgsn Ru6mittas in
ben friiber ppn ben 6armber3isen
S9peitern bsnuBten Rdumen an Der
Dsit 4. Strabe, nsbsn benz 9ranb
Snotsl, Elm breitdgiger 9a5ar erDffnet
iperbsn. Der ga5ar pirO isoen Ruh.
mittdg unb Qlbeno ben 9eiuhern OF.
fen itsben, uno auberbem ioa pdAreno
ieOe3 Radmittas5 ein GROCER Gudrs
itattfinSen, fir pel4en cine Qn5obl
pertbopllsrpreiIe ausgeisBt iinb. SER
ner sie6t es DapOeIbiIOer, SanS.
trGn36en unb eine glusitequrg Don
8sgsnitGnbsn, ipeIde BON taubftum.
men ainosrn onssfertigt porben iinb.
Yer Wittpo6 Ra6mittas 1T fir bic
S6ultinber reIerOirt uuo nit Grluu6.
nib bss Gr3biI6ofs perosn ale Sir.
tenIduIsn gsidIoHsn isin, um ben
SinOeru 9eIeserbit gu seben, ben
9a3dr gu beIuher. Die Ssrreu On.
tbpn1 9. SunIe9, Ri6tsr Wm. SEQ.
gtepar, @eo. 80. SibbI,s, Sbus. s.
glpctor, Sugb 9. GOnbub unS SOfepb
gsrning iino aIs RsOner geppnnen
tporben.
glm arrangements .Sommittee bic
nen bic Serren ReO. Ssnrp 5. Dalb.
bdus, fopie MidaeI RulIsn, 3i6ar6
Crane unb Gbarlss Neucpm uAo Der.
treter elmer gln3abI tatbOIiidsr 96r.
perinaften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
acknowledgement
Der aonsrefs.
GnbsiiItige gertdgi,ns hiirfte m 10
Sftober erioIgeM fals Der
arieg e5 3ullBt.
Gas oiespotige 2Irbeitspenium.

@aibiugtOu, 90. Gept. 2er
Hongreb, ipei6er ieit ad)t3ebn Wo'
naten liniinterbroteu in Sisung lit.
bat iein psnfum 10 siemli9 erlsbist
uno lit bereit, 6as Dem BraiiOenien
mit5utbcilen. Sails Der europdii6e
Sarieg nitt nnpor9erseiebene Ser.
bdltniiie ihaift. taun Der aongreB
in Den n1hiten g3o6en na6 tSauie
eeban unb qcminiitrationsfiibrer be.
5ei9nen BEN 10. Gttober als ben Gag
Der 8ertagung.
am Wontag niumt Der Senat 6ie
5lub- uno Sufen 8eripiaigllngsbiQ
luieber aiif. Ga es ben 9enofroter
nidt geIimgen III. oen repubIifmi.
i6en 6ilibuiter 5u brehen, miro man
iid iuopl 5u berihicOereh Streihuu.
den on Der &nuboOrlage bequeluen
miificn.. 9ieielbe ertbalt iest Der.
willigungen BON 81 Wtillionen Solar.
geri6ieSene einfIlBreide 9emofra.
TEN iitb IN ibrer llnteritiisrng ieEr
luuparm un6 and, 9r1iibert @iIion
bat Bel berihie6euen @elegerbeiten
auf srobtmogIite Spariamteit ge.
brunaeu. Die Ssndtorsn Burton. aen.
pon. 9orab unb Norris iperben bic
Reoeihlaht fortieBen, obgIcidl Oas
3iiitanoefommen zines &ouipromib
ertpartet miro.
Ius Sons miro iih oieie @ode nit
Der ariegsitcuerpOrIage beriimi9la.
gen. Die BON Der aonlmiiiion ils
0,itteI um6 @ese fertigeeiteat mor6cn
lit &riegsiteuern ioqen oui 9tcr,
Wein unb G5aioIm geleet iperoen;
ierner fon Die Steper 9antiers, Dtuf.
Iern iotpic Den qeiieern bon gergnii.
gurss gtabIiilcmcnts aiiferIegt per.
ben tino iblieblif ioa cine SiempeI.
iteuer nuf fommcr5ieIle 9apiere Elm.
aeiiihrt meroen, bof limo gbefs unS
Nef)iel niisgenomren. Der oenofra.
tiide 6iihrcr i'm Snuie. llnSeruooS.
glalibt, Die @orln9e iitnerbaIb 5lpei
@ofen burd)brineen sit fonnen. Der
Rraiibent lit nit Der Bid suirieSen.
Gie Erlttaeietgebung lit nah ieds.
gerattimg 10 gut fuie erie.
bigt. Ser BrdiiSent lportet nit Der
ltnterdeibnlng Der Bill. ipeI6e cine
giinScsbanoeIs apmmiiiion freirt, |
big Die &dptpn 2lntitruitbill, peI6e
>as Sbermanseies ergdn5en ioq, ibn
,rreid)t. Der &onieren5berid)t ii6cr
,ieie Worlaee ipiro am Mtontag iertig
mo es fpirb eriportet, oab Die Bill
nnerbalb bier5ebn Gagen BON beioen
5liiiern aiigenomnen lit.
Gas Snus ipirb oieie @cde nod
lie Serrisbia erIebigeu, peIde oas
bon offentIiden 96noe.
eien bebufs Gridliebine bes Wsinp.
aIreiGtbums Yritar gurSestoutrsQe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

Der Cffeniibbemegi,ng Der Teut.
i9en in Sitpreuben lit our6 General
giennenfantpf einbaIt geboten ipor-
ben.
aliif Der 2inie 5fpiihen 8reslai
rno sSpangoroo baben Die 9hliien ei.
men 3beil Der 2lrtiaerie, eini9lieBlib
bon SO Salibiten erobert, 'uelhe
ais greslnl fir eiren gIngriff auf
SunngoroS itntertpegS naren.
Cine beutidp Streitmadt, aus ei'
nem 9lrneeforps inter Gem aom.
man6o oes Generals BON 9rcpid be-
itebeno, lit in Der gtdbe BON Saitoo-
mir 70 griinolr6 gei6lagen moroen,
Dab jebt in @aIi5ien MIR nod 9e'
ringe lleberreite bieies, Sorps. por-
hnn6en iin0."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

felt. ST 6iefe 8orIase erlebigt, bann
iusllen Die 8efiirporter Der SOncs.
borlage, tpelde ben Milippinen bic
ltnabbdngigfeit geipabrt, ibr @liid
nit Oieier Wabreeel Deriuden. Die
Sfiffsanfniiibia pirb mabri6einlib
bis CUR nd6iten Sisung 3uriifsele9t,
oenn es Gerriht fein beionoers GROCER
entbuiiasmus fiir Oieielbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
Spu Der Snbne.
@ute @uritcllnnsen in Scn susliidcn
Sbenteru.

9. +. aeit6s Sbeater bat fir
Die IaIlfcnoe ISOLDE ein ngla Star"'
prosramm. bas Iia ieben IaTen tann.
Ods Sbeater bat sifsn pobIbegriinSe.
ten Ruf nit 8eSus auf @aubepilIe
uRb lit emiia bemiibt. SenieIben I'M.
mer ipieber au betrGftisen unb per.
itGrten. Die urit1taIii6e sGnSerin
prinSeIIin Rabiab tommt brett aus
ggpptsn unb iie pirb uns bas neues
iie BON bort. ben &leopatratans, DOT.
fiibren. Sc 1T bas eine eetuuate 1rds
aObie Don srDser 2sibenidaftIi9teit.
prtnseTin Rabiab bat NIT ibrsr Tang
fput tn saua europa SsniatiDp &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

Die aatbebrale bon Rbsims lit
bur6 etns 9eIdiebung ieiteus Der
DeutIftn aerit0rt iporbsn.
2entnant Commander S6Omds +.
geIant, Son. 2sopolb 8. Scarlett unb
80 Wann bon Der gefusung bes
auftralif9en llnterieebOots ~ 6 1"
iinb b.im 1lntsrgang bes gootss UNI.
qetommeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
SeIsiiHe 5abneH
Darfen In @riiffeI uiat
aufgebGngtn nerben

Berlin 90. september aui
brnbtIoiem @eee in 2appiae, g. S.,
pingetroffen. 9ait elmer slnfiinbisung
bes beiitiden @enerolitabs bat Der
NiIitdrgouberneur bon 8riiiieI cine
@efanntlnndung erlniien, ber5ufoIge
aIle beIgiiden Gnbnen iiHDersiiglih
eirige5osen iperben ioIIen, I'M bic
beiitfHer Trippeu nift imn5tbiger-
meiie sii rei5en. 9ieier Hefebl 1T
Dem gublifpm burh ben 4iireermei.
iier erfI1rt lporSen Der Sonb in
Sano His ben Ssuti&en gsbasSsn ar.
tatet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
auSlano gs(ssrap@.
llniddblid semadt
Wurbe Der britifde areu3er .g.sas
ius". beutIden areu3er
foniesberg".
Der aompf 3ipii6sH ben 6eiben areus
sern fanb i'm Sdisn BON
3an5ibur Ttail.
Der areussr vemben" !dbt aud tpie.
Der Don iid bDrsn.

2onbon 20. Sspt. - Gotpeit
bsm grblitum betannt if, purb. in
her ROrbies felt 9assn iein gdub
absfsuai, aber trobbsm bat bic albs
miraIitit ii6 am Sonntos ss3punssn
ssishen Bulletins gu psroffsntlidsn,
In eenen Sdlappsn fir bic gnsldns
Der betanni segeben uurbtn.
Ter beuiite areuser ra0nissbsrs"
bat I'M Safen Opn .3an5ibar" ben
lsiftsn .nsIii4sn areu5er rpsguius'
fait p0ais bemoliri unb bic GngIdns
her srIiiteg bsbeu.snbe gsrIuite, ipdbs
rsnb bic .aOnissbers" ausenideinlid
unfei6dbist fOrtbampfte.
Der beutife unb Der ensliI6e areus
ser ssb5rsn terieIben alaTs an, aber
bsr .beuIde arsli5er tit nit mObsrn.n
0eihiiten armirt. Die g.rluiie Der
enaIdnber ipsrbeu auF 25 aobte unb
80 @eripunb,ie ansss.ben.
Der beutfde arsu3sr ,emben4 BAT
irnsrHdlb BON feds 9assn i'm gensas
lilfsn ylesrbufsn feds aaufiabrteis
fdhrsr Setapert unb flint bapon in
hsn grunb sebobrt. Die rGmbsn"
tauhte plOslif, ratbsm iie cine gan3e
Weile psrI9ollen setpeisn, in RaNaoon
nuf unb biirfie AUDI nod anberes uns
beil, BON benz bic Gnsldnber Top.it
niAts tpifen, anesridtst baben.
Qdut Dem geridt Der abmiraIitGt
bsfanb ii4 bic .pesaius" felt 9lusr
bru6 beg ariegss unter benz Goms
manbO bon Sobn u. SnsIis unb bat
bon Zanzibar aus ben gnsldnbern
perI6ietens fpi4tiss Disnite selsiitst
unb unier anberem SarsGssSa
on Der beutiheu aiifte bon Situfrita
beidofsH. Sas beutfde aanonenboot
.Dl5lps4 unb elm IaDimmsnbes
arod.nbod in ben @runb gsbobri.
.am friibsn Worsen", beibt es in
benz gsri6t meter. rtpurbe bic .9]es
safus' BON ber .a6nigs6srs" anses
yriffen, pibrsnS bic rqegaius" i'm
6afsn lag, no Reparaturen an ben
Mdfdinen rorsenommen fpurbsn.
Der arsussr ipurb. DSaig aubsr Ut
iiun ssisst. nadbem er einen gerluit
DON 25 9obien unb 80 @erpunbsien
s.babt bate, sin isbr bc6er pro5snts
iab fit cine Manni&aft bon 234
Wdrn.
Db Si. .aSnissberg beI&GSist
putbs. III Hiat betannt, senn iie fubr
in fiibIitsr Ri6tuns baDon.
.slm 10. September tau9tc Der
seuif6e areus.r .gmbsu" BON Der DIE
u.fijhsn citation, Der felt feds @o'
den D6lIis DerIdOllen sepeisn mar.
plGbIih i'm gensaIiideu wlesrbnisn
auf uub taperts 5piiteH Rem 10. unS
IA. September feds britiide SHiffe.
es rDarsn Sieiss: r5be Snbus aepat".
.aiIim". Diplomat, .Jrabbed1
vg}atinea". Don bieien tuurben flint
in ben Gruub ssbobrt, tpdArsnb Der
is6fie na9 aaltutta nit ben Wann'
iaafisH s,fanSi purbs. Die .emben"
bsfinbsi iid zen Isstsn gsri4!sn gu.
folse isst in RunsOon uno ss III isbr
lsidt mSslid, tab i. NOD iDeiisrs
5&iffs seiapert Bat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09
The Progressive Farmer

We are offering a splendid OPP
portunity TO our readers who like n
good farm paper. The Progressive
Farmer Is a spl, ndid weekly publish
ed at Memphis, Tenn, and is one
Of the strongest weekly farm papers
IN the south. To those who renew
for the Star Herald and TO new sub.
scribers, we offer this good farm pa
per Fix months absolutely free. The
only condition we have Is that the
subscriber must pay all arrearage,
and q year ahead. To those who
do this and who want the Progress.
I'VE Farmer, We have arranged to
have that paper sent to you free,
every week for sif months. The
editor Of this paper has beeu read
ing the Progressive Farmer for a
number of years, and knows it TO be
splendid paper,
To those who send remittance by
mail, he sure to tell us if you want
the Progressive Farmer otherwise
1t will not be sent to you. A sam
pie copy Of the Progressive Farmer
will be sent to every subscriber Of
the Star Herald within the next few
days. II you ihnk you will likeit !.
send Us enough to put You ahead
this paper, and tell us you want 1t,
and We will have it sent TO YOU.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09
Assisting Land Owners to Sell

/ have recently added a new fea
ture IN the Department of Mines,
Manufactures and Agriculture that
| hope will prove of benefit to those
who own farms aud farm lands,
and want te sell them.
have placed IN the exhibit
room Of the department a blank
book, indexed by counties. In
this book / am making a record Of
all the farms and farm lands offered
for sale IN the respective counties,
when offered by the owners. ANY
land owner in any county Is at lib
erty to send Inc detailed descrip-
tion of his land, giving the location,
improvements price and terms, with
the assurance that same will be
placed on record in this "For Sale"
book, and constantly be open TO
the public who visit the Depart
ment.
Hundreds of visitors pass through
the exhibit room every week, to
view the exhibits and get an idea Of
the resources Of the state, great
many people from other states are
prospective buyers and settlers.
With a book full of descriptions
of landi for sale in the difFeren,
counties they will be able to turn
throueh(shs pages bntil they end
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09
Certificate Of Merit

The United States OF America,
Department Of Agriculture.
To all who shall see these presents,
Greeting:
Be it known that Russell Benson,
of Shannon, State of Arkansas, was
awarded the first prize in the second
congressional district IN the Ark
ansas boys'corn club contest for the
year 1918, under the Farmers Co.
operative Demonstrative work, Bu.
reau Of Plant Industry. United
States Department of Agriculture.
Now, Therefore, he is hereby
granted, as an award, Of merit, ,hi.
eerlilieaie Of appreciation.
In witpess whereof have here.
unto subscribed my name aud caus-
ed the seal of the Department Of
Agriculture TO be affixed.
Done at the city Of Warrington.
District OF Columbia, this the thir.
teeutn day Of December, A. d.
1913, and Of the Independence Of
the United States OF America the
one hundred aud thirty eighth.
u. +. HousroN.
Secretary Of Agriculture.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09

something attractive and then they
eau write straight to the owner. A
great many prospective settlers pre-
Ter to deal direct with The owners
rather than through anngent By
this means the prospective buyer
and'seller can he brought together.
or course We cannot list the lands
for sale through real estate agents
in this book. but ! shall be glad to
hear from any aud all owners who
have anything they desire listed.
lomN II. PAGR.
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09
Notice Of Confirmation lille

Notice Is hereby given that Mollie Myers,
James Run, LILLIAN Daubs and Iella Black
have filed IN this Office a petition asking that
their title W the following land IN RAN
TwD. "a ~. RAE be duicted and confirmed
against ali the world. Therefore. all ner-
sons who may claim any title In the said land
are hereby notified 70 appear IN the ksnuolph
Chancery Court at the March. 1919 term
thereof. and show cause why the title TO said
land shall not be confirmed 10 the said pc
titioners. Witness my hand and the seal OF
this court this nth day OF Dec. 1913.
DrE NocK
Clerk OF the Randolph Co. Ch4l. Court.
LEWIS Porn. Attys. for petitioners. Il o.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09
Warning order

In the Randolph chancary Court
John Dunn. Plaintiff.
vs.
TIE Unknown Heirs
and legal representatives OF John and
Adam Todd and Austin Weatherman'
The above named defendants. non-residents
OF the state OF Arkansas are hereby warn
70 appear In the above court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF piaintin
nled herein against them. This i2th day OF
december. 1918. Dee Mock CLERK
LnwIs& PoPA
Attorneys for plaintiG. Tst
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09


/ also lept a record OF 42 cotton
farmers aud found that tue ACREAGE
for them WAS one thousand aud for
ty three pounds per acre, while liz
tie Lena Balz cleared tsseI5
from one tenth OF an acre Of toma
toes.
The liule boys Of Randolph
county are proud of the fact that
they are members Of the boys corn
club one Of the largest things IN the
United States. A thing that the
Federal Government says is the
coming salvation for the high cost
Of living make more on the farm
aud better supply the table at home
and be able to sell something TO the
hungry IN the cities.
The members Of the boys corn
club and the Girls Tomato Club are
indebted to the members of the
Randolph Quorum court and to the
Judge and clerks as well for their
loyal support 10 aiding the Federal
government TO be able to carry on
the work Of Randolph county for
the year 1914. The members Of
the farm Demonstration work OF
Randolph county are TO be compIi-
mented for their aid in the work for
without the hearty co operation we
could not have carried on this great
work and made a success as We have
among the little boys and little girls
of Randolph county.
We pledge ourselves to the judge
Of the Quorum court and TO the
members thereof that we will do
our best TO earn the money put mp
for the work in the county for 1914
l am ready and willing at all
times to assist farmer or farm
ers son in auy way that will help
him in his farm work, show him
how OF give him the Governmehir
method ON all classes Of fauning
Farming is science and needs
scientific methods for its success.
We are going to try our level down
best TO make the work in Randolph
county bigger success IN 1914 than
it has ever been during the history
Of the corn club work in Arkansas.
! want to give each and every boy
in the county a chance to belong 20
the corn club for 1914 and show or
assist him with his crop and see
that he makes a winning crop.
With best personal wishes aud
assurance on my part that.the work
Of the better methods Of agriculture
will continue TO increase in Nan-
doiph comfy for all Time TO come.
Respectfully Submitted,
JoHN X. KIzER, Special Agent,
u. 5. Department Of Agriculture.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-01-09
Parcel Pest Changes

Increasing the weight limit in
the first and second zones from 90
to so pounds, and that for the
succeeding Fix zones from IL to 20
pounds, new order, effective Jan
nary /, 1914, which also reduces the
postage rates for parcel post has
been issued by Post Master General
A. S. Burleson. The Postal De
partment also will accept books as
parcel post matter instead Of third
class, after March 10, 1914. The
rate of postage is fixed for this
class of matter at one cent for each
two ounces or fraction for books
weighing eight ounces or less, the
regular zone rate of those weighing
more than eight ounces.
The increase IN the pound limit,
together with the reduction IN rates,
which already were far cheaper than
any previous transportation was
offered at, opens the way for a
wider use than even now is possible.
Heavier articles may be sent great
er distance, while the postage rates
are lower.
The government bulletin an.
nOuncing the changes states that the
rate of postage on parcels weighing
four ounces or less are maIlable at
the rate of one cent for each ounce
or fraction regardless Of distance.