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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
DANCE ef cer.ar, --.sa Mis- Spreaa
ing ire Disease CNs->crs.
-. E|-s.-ars>i . l..;ei Sc-te> .1ec4r;''it 2;
- A--sc,- tl.-s'

Prepared - C-.:ei States pec4-,,,ls =,
- cultured
The AnN;ety that haS been expressed
in >evera! quarters In rt-a9i 10 TIE
sfe<t uypn human hta III II tbs. pres
enI outbreak II The fsot and mou, b
disease : No. Nigi ~ government au.
Jlo..tts> - somewhat eX3--erareG
The nrl>. Cc;,lI-.on fs;;r Is that the milk
supply might l<e0re contaminated
but IN view ~ TIE V-s-.aUtioIlS ildt lie.
tue,a, @U,ho. lis> IN the inf,- Ted Areas
are very -eueg-.llv taking. there Is CON
iN.-st.ve,y licie dancer Il this Mllk
from infested farms i To, Permitted
10 - SHIPPED "a; all The Only DANCER
:, the-eto-s'. ina, tsaf0Te TIE i.>s.a>-
his manifested itSe,t some infected
milk usi-At reach the market. For
this reason exQ<.g:S in the United States
tei -lrt-,,ei., II agriculture rt>cO,amend
lS2>-eu-izat.Ol. As : matter II fact.
however. s.euriEs.ion Is recommend
Ell by the department anyway for 2,l
milk thai Is uot very high grade and
t0on rCtSrcuia tested COWS
II has t<~a demonstrated by experi-
uen:s which have h-en made in Den
mark and Gernfrr ,ha, ss,ec-.-Atioa
viii serve s. safeguard acainSt con
,S-fon from the foot and mouth dis
ease ms. IS rsSst.ilv IS il does against
typhoid fever, BUT in any even, il must
- thoroughly done. The milk nus. be
heated 10 10 te--esS T. and he'd =.
This temperature for thirty minutes
In this cvrntry the f1-,s md mouth
di>es>s las lsaea - rare thst iasre
sre few rsA1,r,.et cs>e~ ~ is trans
Gi:>>iOn - human beings, In i12
few ,aSs>S were rep.>r-s-! in New Eac.
and. and il ms in 4 few in>tar,e>
e-T,DJ;AuS we-e found in ,,ra months -
children VIII were believed To have
beau c-sa>e>: ny s,.-t2 aiin=,e>i milk In
nth ~ TIES. .%,t!-.--a> th,- ~s,e ~
Glils WIS - ':;~-. - >o,n - tie d.
sa>e U.S. Ind sCAorc iAa ,-ir.se A.
-'rc- therefore. - tA-. 6s>s-s>s csn -
c1u1ue: 6y r;-d lscsraniih- ~ 10y
--!u ~ 80. -..s-s> th<s G-0-e- from
-ei> >oGr-e = very snail Sh-sa!d the
~: ,.,2--s >ss-D-,a /. - ov-r iHs> ,-oslnI-y
n ->r'-.-- = ct4,ss-rs, - e 64> zen
: va-,',;> ;.;,e-> in h--~T ars-S> IN El
oIN- ia- - ..sgn wos,.d i---'s. nor
~e-le,le>~ nitS sRy s1raul>;s Ece>>
aaNrve-. rs >r,-,lrs i:"n wound * 81
-t1ci-,, res e-iy Wlstr~ s7>,rOrtzA-
ta4 : aa; l.~S~jhs- slst where there
any rs-a>ta T. >1>,~>-c That ;oe dis
* ElSv eIi>, tbs t,F,--s ltloB II boil
- rtsS Us xat II ~ - be.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

would have required A.>> l3e'r. ,sS>
feed and less ho,>r rron The ti1ls.
10 select hens for Ors<NilL- parp~ 49, :
in the fal. rather than il tle ;. liz
AZ this tine o:,ly rhe r,a-e p-N:u",ivs
individuals 3re l,,!i.-. AMI lie. C.li--.,~
teriStic> that Gi>ti}i- -,!>h ths n1 -iu,'-
tive from TIE Oupro.u. I'VE a-e lEo-r
easily seen T1t->s. characteristics az
the condition ri tie i..'.t. ~ $50 y. %:
the hcdy. the >i-e slal cHp- %, 'b-
CONT, tie to,cv ~ Tx. >l.nS> auJ IN
actions .: the ri-.> y >-U,y q: tlc
thcs< YEAR trap Hest -s7- ~ - i.-..H
White l-ssI0r.l fowls It Coyte.. >aoW-
that tie Gsu>t rCs.4 ,-ve fowls. a: -
ie~ted ~ t1r END ~ TIE ar>, years 10y
in: will ~ likely IL lay an ave-s-r
pcl,incIlon t>3ua. In The average 49,
yield u The suti.v -l>a IL The Us;
yeSr. TAe>< rS<Nay,i> at>a >.zoN thSl i
wise Ss,ec5ion ~ tA- l,0>, de>ircs o.t
individuals II ;he eut nt las. >sNNanQ
ye2F viii .Ay Vp re Nverr-e - many
eggs reS bird - TIE entire 5Us-S l;d
per bird il The S<-,,,li y-4y E>f~--ial
~ high p-7Nigcil.c .,51svI.uai> ut Iav
6rSt yeAr az. l.&vly IL lay more e-->
in the rhyl ysxir iIiau they did III the
se,pud !es.c WAeu farmers r., IKE
1hs-><. facts I --ea, many -o.'tsAT mems
will l.. c>sI fo- Sunday dinners Il
Is Important that ths. l~e-s lnl.lyiluas>
should - selected and S-y, r0r uot
ieS> than TWO ~ ta-SNe vraT> TEs->S
older flows 1sve proved 10 - Dc>. de-
SRA be fo- a-e--ii0- purposes The.
lay larger ,---> S-e IL better coOtitioa
for hrev-3.n- II the spring than puliet>
and show by Their ability - .Sy and 70
renlSin vj-t-ols IhAt they aaye iuae!-
tied tendency - ku. &c and viEAll-
" These S-e some - TIE caacscier-
iStic> ,h2I uu>I ~ p--petuSts-i in
ore~.iiu= hens 70 - - Production
The Ss.ecriCu - males .or o-s-%.il-:
purposes ! ~ - --e1- in o--4as~e -
the >elsc..uo - females NJ, r1oTe
than rwo ~ thru IlSlt> o1I - every
hundred ces ~ rs>-,s,iy u+-~i IL - -
tanned to- hraw-1S-> Na'e> iSe- -
widely IL v5-ls- ami h-y~~3.i.- value s.
do females They c-.u * GRADED to-
quality - r,s>..y susi - S.--U-S1e'y -
pulsets - hens l'I,,e-s -la, f2i! ~
Sy before late Winter - ea-iv spring
should s~a discarded = t.-e~-seTs-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

( bic other live Stock. besides sllow-
in room enough for Il large p7tNiuc~
lion ~ ye-etA b.es and fruit
\ farm III this Size uSy devote Two
4c7e> 70 pasture, three acres 10 corn.
two acres 10 I coumercial garden. one
sore 10 o7vhAni. one acre 70 root crops
Snd the TENN acre 10 buildings, pouI-
try plant. Ell. This srr4u-emeni will
enable the owner to alternate the vhree
acres Of GROUND devoted u corn with
the three used FOR garden and root
eroT>- These prOiCctS should be --ow1
in rotation not on'y to- the purpose Of
keeping u >o;l fertility. but SIS 4
Means ~ t-h,:Il- insect pests
In tie acre devoted - orchard there
Gsy te shout fifty tees. whSch should
tncsu-e ~ least SpHieS, Pears and cher.
-ls>- There will then Dc room for bout
~ raspberry snc cur-ant bushes
sr1on- the tres md around the edge
u the o-cha71 The TOO, croTs should
tnclrde c-ar-o,S- t->et> rutA tA-aS and
o,ner things ~ the kind The three
scre> % corn Will supply ron-hsge TO-
six O. eichc head - - ok. and between
the rows raTs should - >own - that
sfter the grain h2> oeen harvested i
Drmtsr - hogs may c0s1e through the
fail months The Flowing can - done
,rto-e rhe ground FREEZES There will
" c,rn eDuuch 70 t=,tsn the hogs FOR
the winter narSe. zri ~ ICED the
ao-st~ t~sids> supplying part u the
pour-r rat; Is
After cra;v> % ,er.Cce. beans carr
t-atSrn->, Onions. 7-sas sci rstishe>
asr- t-esu taken u. early II the Sea> 2
IL - -c-a csa - 1--a-i tnr su~c,-S>ioa
crSl> Src1 - ra5rSs - tC-lstu-->. cei
~ >w--; c3ru ac! ate Potatoes
Tai> ingram - to1 r'~ cropping ,-Au
y. rlo..is varie.1 Z, srahte> = li-ar>o.l
~ rsh>- " ~ - ;Ju,-a sui IS rh- or,ii-
uS-y garden V-s-1i,t ailt. - there =
Il extra = us,i.uI - cCltivst2uu me : III
dp-> Lot w-ssr II =, f4r - i4cr>>lt!-
plowiD- and .erIl iIln- >5u,sli t<. doe
"a In- f1lL
There should - -a-1iu-s at.o-t s.
follows. Poultry s.zn, for - hens.
SEA: three cyow>> So. In his SI-sl.
garden p7e-i2ve. go fruit SO: ole
horSe - sd each ye-.r $50 -o-ai 81
,sa Each q: Ties e->-t-2S--> - eSr1-
jlSS nay - e-,sr-e-i li.-ie. - ,try
sre conservative lt-Iie ati;c'gl4s
i.~,1ne mar - - I'D t-or Ire - =
.. Gives Il Toc.i . 20 - r.7e>>;h.a .,
cies- r. >a-1+ -0--v - ke-r.a- n
sso1> Al IL -'.'r,io- run Il c71c@--.or
Ska ~ r,o1';-y psr, "l-hs - Il
49, ne serui--> - tcSt le1e--e1i
hundred - rvu \ c-vr>s iC4v-e T.
-rnp't $50 : tn, CarN-t>SsS -
Tl-r~ must - -a j r,,- lag So ~
ri. il. ~ -S-y:,,s zu, ts- MI SUES
- - .,su-s zLi ,.Cl--v- II rr-s Il =
ID - t-,-A- = j. -lt--- ~. Re- : c,,n-
>.ia-'hI= mount - skinned =; 5 te'g
the los zusl c.;ckr-<
III cz-oo- - = - t,z5 S-,--ss->
i've oc-lir- 20 - --st-ps-s - Nv
le w1o are ;zzi1- IKE farl>- The
r-,hr- vii. ~ - e1-ctly tie = E-
n znv rvu r-l>--> s. ri th- ow1-r -
- t1-1l -uS- ----r "Ct Cet51s.S -
a.r,l>-5r \ clucH w1ter dive-Sify ~
7--si-rtSsn = fss>shi- Foo t-Sr nv
r----v - -Ai--y s-s-s-i4> O. 49, to
~ - - N s1y 49, vo-A $3.50 king
st.,e- l,uc -h-y n-.v add so g. S-sh
ce IN y-sr.y i1,-ssss- II vii r. fund
;eS- - Sh.,v4 -S-5-2e-a - 7c>~jt.-
-S-iu-~ in o-VE-rt ausf - -r.~o = sox
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

Escn piayer - Requested 10 write on
card or f'iE--i fSprr the name OF
some well kucw3 woman in history or
1ct;un o. in netern life These are
tr0pi<@ inn BASKET and al. are then
s>Aei 10 Writ avon smother set Of
p.p-rS the uainr> of certain Uen
whose names and caree-s are familiar
70 the average Is~r>on These persons
are put IN Se<>sDd basket and both
s-e well mixed snd then passed
around
Each plsyer draws one paper from
each basket and cudgeis his wits to
write brief story. bringing In the
uaueS u! the man apd woman which
~ has drawn As hero and heroine
TIE more impossible Ind ridiculous the
better
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Making the Little
Farm Pay
By c. 6. BOWSFIElD

Good farming. yood homes and thrift
are coupled with the little farm idea
As small places are apt TO have va
riety Of produce. they stimulate good
selling methods. They are means Of
developing direct marketing plans by
which consumers pay reduced prices
for kitchen supplies, while producers
receive more than wholesale rates.
A reader who recently bought ten
acre farm n mile and u half from town
asks NE to make up an outline for the
successful management OF his little
place. He wishes TO keep a team OF
horses. two or more COWS. some poul-
Try and bave as wide a diversity Of
production as possible In order TO dis
tribute labor evenly.
In nearly every case persons taking
small farms are inspired with the need
OF diversified crops. SO that II one
think fails there are other products t.
keep up the income. I will say RICH,
here that many ten acre tracts are
ruainra!nin: several COWS and consid
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
MEAT INJURIOUS
Take a Tablespoonful Of saIsa n -.
Hurts Or Bladder sothers-aa.,.
Forms Uric Acid
TO THE kIpNe,

We are nation Of meat eate,,
our blood is filled with uric acid. -.
q well-known authority, who
Us to be constantly on guard ,,.,.,
kidney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmo..
tree the blood OF this irritatin, -,
but become weak from the overvo,..
they get sluggish; the elimin,H..
tissues clog and thus the waste !.
retained in the blood to poison =.
entire system.
When your kidneys ache and -,
like Jumps OF lead. and you have a,,.
ing pains in the back or the NH.
is cloudy. full Of sediment, or \.
bladder is irritable. obliging you N
seek relief during the night: n.
you have severe headaches .petvos
I
and dizzy spells. sleeplessness. ~,
stomach or rheumatism in bad vesn
er, get from your pharmacist aho
four ounces Of Jad Salts; take f,N
spoonful in glass Of water beeu
breakfast each morning and in 4.
days your kidneys will act fine IN
famous salts is made from the ~
OF grapes and lemon Juice, combh.
with lithia, and has been used h
generations 10 Hush and stimulr
clogged kidneys, 10 neutrali,e d
acids in urine so it is no Longer
source Of irritation. thus ending III
arr and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and 1,
not inju-e; makes & delightful eff
vescent Whitewater drink, and
body ca. make z mistake by tah
a little occasionally TO keep the
neys clean and active n
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
PIN ESS.

\ mao Who de-l.c4te> lis life
- ai-ow.e,i-e. le-lUc.s> a1OiIuat.
81 10 pleasure which carries
with Z IL rep!uaCa: and there
i one Secs2rity thar De will new
- love t-=, pleasure which Is
paid for by anguish IF heart-
his p,e4>sl-s-> ar al rhs-ap. sIi
ti-rits,i and all innu- eHt. and.
- Or - any human t--ilg an
exa-%t Iprua aeU,e ii this
ca1C--ES >sec-. - has ><srusd
= Happiness which 10 n.aii-ci,y
4 fortune can ryer -aze away.
ou- which must cl-ave IA him
v-.le be lives. aneli3-aricx sv-
~ -e.i aIi d.Eiui>h,n- evey
~. ~ Ms eaN1euce SydDey
Smith
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

amount OF exsrciSe. rneir business Is
prsiuring milk. Snd their milk max
Ing machinery will exeniSc itself II II
Is given plenty Of g,ssi msteriai with
which t. WORK.
When You think of buying another
COW or two consider whether or nu
you could NOT make mnra money by
spending the money IN better care Of
-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

.Df course / shriek-d when though!
,h.,, us. \ burglar In the bouse. saio
young Mrs. TorS'Bs.
VIVA, did your husband DO!
Charley looked at me Win oeep re
pnoach and asked why | cou'dn nos
Ter that way once In awhile when Tue
home team needed a BOOST ASH
tlcton Star.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
DIVERSIFIED FARMING.

An apple orchard in New FORK
state. vcntaiaing fifteen acres :
aud 81. trex.s. has been the OBJ
.et of detsiIsi study for two
. yesT> by the United States de-
lASrtrlent " agriculture. Acru-
rate 0S'oris were kept OF the :
~~t Of spraying. harrel>. s<r-d
for CpveS crS~ and other ex-
lSnss,s, The ochara is over If
~ years old. well l,rsted and is
part " farm " - acrrs on ,
whiCh potatoes. wheat. beans.
, sheep and horses are raised. The .
department experts sum up their
, conciusioos with the advice :
that
The cost 81 growing apples is :
l,-aened by growing them 10 con- .
ne-tion with other farm crops :
snd utilizing the man and horse ,
AAor on these other crops also.
In other words the farming ,
that usually pays best is the
Kind where the equipment and
labor Of both men and horses
) can be used all through the year Z
anG where the owner * not de-
) pen6ent on one sort of crop.
Diversified farming is not al ,
ways the easiest. hut il is the
safest and usually the must prof .
liable. even in this era OF speA
yiH,ization.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
4 Plain HIT.

Why don't you as that nice girl
20 marry yon:"
u wouldnt stand 4 chance She
ke-ep> teliin. M that >h- has two al
rirerS aid .-iutclipJ>- btalwee them
What Stronger niat 90 you want
yoo champ:" I.oniville Courier-Jour-
val
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
tookinc For information.

II there is susht yearn 70 know
/, Is the uay Of vorr,znsind-
The secret Of the smiles which glow
The passing thoughts within her f,1'.so :
why .ads and follies surely nHd
=. welcome warm yet BRING distress
Ani. asked for kisses when we ve dined
~, sa.s 10 when she means IS
Judge
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Farm and
Garden
DISCARD ROBBER HENS.
urproHtaels Fowls should os Eiimi.
mated From, the Eisck

mated From the Flock.
IPrepSrsd by Cornell department AZ peuI-
Try husaASdry,i
This winter when the prices OF grain
are S>aring it IS well 10 consider whesn-
e. there are hens in the ncck that are
consuming Ino9e feed than the returns
in the egg basket warrant Frequent
ly - II 80 per cent " the birds hare
been eliminated nom f<~ks by mem
bers 81 the department " poultry hus-
tsndry at Cornell wi,hou, nsiucins
the total daily egg yield The birds
that were eliminated were rN,btse- hens.
because they reduced the profits from
tina ressa irdsr Of tue rySx. with
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

1 watch the pigeons bill and coo
In nanner ehas,eiy set.'ini-a,ai
Thsta something you and ! eoo!o o.
But for the svfui fact OF rental
So ! eill hold ny own far hand
-. .,-suna. red and rough and bony-
A., no, seek yours. you understand!
Yes. higher cost of u,air.;nony.
Chicago News
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

ESeh III r.il5 --.,~s ve-i sor-.- -scs.y.
h b-r9se ! -1h- Z yu1.z SID
He -, - y-s-. ve-ly n.-t1eTa
The tcz- = aiding
ESch -S.1- S-y - Tss--s re-
Let hin il - ni- IL
III 81 - ret- a-1-ss
30 r1G-r En- rzbg- - fozc. Z
Es -xr- ~=rs q. xey
Ths. i or e<,is. r--=
An>wers Hi Rsy giv-r Is..ct
R.r.s- hbes Pis,-.o SSu.d LAKE
kscrN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
:.;c. From That

=, -,,rh, have been q notofcaF.
n looked like one. at least
NJ, IA a door. the wheels were four'
The chuSsins seldom ceased
And YET my ne.ghbor seemed IN '7''''
nnarveled at his woe
rn,iI saw the little na~-
Es could not make II co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

: .,.'-ss Y5-n- caz<=i named T-asque
49,. 81 ,1-i = r7ch s,-i coui asa1e-
Mo there came nex style
So c2-6j Z nile
- - lce-A.11 i-.- gel o.. u t2SqCs-
5; okare Spoke Sr.a1 Res'iex.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

nSc> nlske "c~ ~ the most inlrsof.
'ani - all f---is for cnicSenS. a. they
NJ e fo1- ard muscle builder and
make rn- ss.srr-~S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
S-s-.x r.- s--e5 s.~s

~ 1r@ as-E- Dr. not v-1ril~te-i
.fr,s-rr-> los ~ h-.si sav> o-j DO
- 71u ca >-n--> vtfl - he-p ts-
49, 49, ar -~sdy - ,Se-E
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

-Tinker has piaeed IN Old railroad
sign. Step. Iuos and listen at the en-
trance 20 ais driveway
"W-b,ss'> the lies
His wife Is running the touring
car."-Jrise.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Pa Gets Peesish.

Pa Gets Peevish.
PA what's gOndola
That. Venetian boat. SOD!
And what's gunodier:
That's Venetian lyoatnan.
is q bsndo,.er a Venetian baoonh d
pa?'
Not another word wilhs:-Bir
minghan Ays-Herald
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
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49,
vi III
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| No.
| VV'"s'
MINUTES
AND NJ
| AZ REF
| AND N
| nENTs
IAuoI1O
|
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4 -. .onsl
~ -
=
Z Jas. WI
)ecree OF
I In re es
deceased.
petition
In re es
ceased. +
decree OF
Fannie )
sale conh1
Pearl &c
yorce graz
Jennie \
same.
Fern l..
same.
Emanuel
Sherif's s
E. E. Su
lien. Jut
1868 an
B. P. BIZ
cree. Dec
P. F. X
Judgment
Frank d
Change or
granted.
In re inS
der for pa
State VS.
plead guilt
given libe1
good the t .
Lesa Ms
ming. Div
Bay City
OOOl W.
Joseph ] '
ment for p
amounting
]. T. Dr
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

| r. MAUI
dissolution
Cross for
for defend
o. r. Az
nishment.
| plaintiff.
y F. r. Al
'v& Hayes,
A. M. W al
In re rel
for purcha
class for d
lis and Pa
State Boar
Gordon e.
Ruby WI
closure of
for plainti|
c. Pinni|
mercial Cd
Kay for n
Joseph !
E. s. Ave-
]. T. DR.
ux; debt.
plaintiff.
VIM. Ro\
appeal for
Bruener I'd
State vs|
ceny. o.
A. M. A
son ct ux
H. Abel Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
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Instrume
Office of I |
county for
December
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-08-29
BOYS WE LIKE.

The boy who never calls any
body names, no matter what any.
cody calls bin.
The boy who 10 never cruel.
The boy Who always tells the
truth.
The boy who never makes fun Of
. companion because OF . misfor.
tune hs could not help.
The boy who never hssitatss 10
cay mo when asksd 10 do . wrong
thing.
The boy Who never quarrsls.
The boy who never forget that
God made him 10 b joyous. low.
ing and helpful bsins.-Philadsl.
phis Public Ledger.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-08-29
Uncle Sam Wants Better
Children. e..

The federal Department of La.
Dor has established . Childrsn's
Bureau to teach parents how to
caro- for children and has just
issued . booklet on prenatal Cul.
turs" which 10 for iree distribu.
ton.
For some time Uncle Sam has
been paying considerable attention
TO tho improvement of hogs. chic.
ksns and livestock. as we'll -
teaching 10 how to raise pumpkins
and potatoes, and it 10 enoourag-
ing to find attention now being
turned toward improving the hu-
man race.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-08-29
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of. and pursuant 10 al order
from Victor NJ. Lsfebrve. President
Atchafalays Leves Board. dated the 4th
day Of August 1914. will offer for sale
and sell ut Public Auction ct the prin-
cipal door Of the Court House Of the Pa
IRISH OF st. Martin at st. Martinvills.
Louisiana. on
Saturday Sept. 18th, 1914.
between the hours Of IL A. N. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ, to the highest bidder. the
following described property to-wit:
"l6O acres N X d Sec. 3. T. Is 8. r Is
T."
Terms of sals-Cash. For not less
than Three hundred and Twenty Dollars.
Sheriff's Office this 9TH day Of Aug.
A. d. 1914.
WADE o. MARTIN. Sheriff.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-08-29
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

Pursuant to Sec. % of Act 1908 and to
Sec. 2 Of Act 2l2 Of 1912. l will register
the voters Of this Parish ut the following
places and dates.
LIST Ward, 2ud Precint, Cade. at Luc
Guilbsau. un Friday August Is, 1914.
2nd Ward. 1st Precint. Bayou Chsne
at AnatOle Vsrret. Oh Tuesday SeDten-
Dor 18th. 1914.
End Ward. 2nd Prscint. Butte Larose
at Divide Daigls. OIL September 18th. l?l4
3rd Ward. lst Precint. at AynGr Son
nier. on Friday September 4th. 1914.
3rd Ward. 2nd Precint. Isle Liable. at
Robin Barrss' store. Oh Saturday Sep
TENDER 9Th. 1914.
Ath Ward. LIST Prscint. Brsaux Bridge
Valley Of the Tsche Office. on Saturday
Aug. 10Th. 1914.
4th Ward. 2ud Precint. Dennis Cham
payne. at Dsnuis champagne store. on
Monday Aug. 81. 1914.
9Th Ward. lst Precint. Domec's. at
Numa DuriO. on Tuesday Ssptsm hsr Ist,
1914.
9Th Ward. End PreciDt. Cecilia. at j.
R. DOmengsaux's store. Oh Wednesday
September 2nd, 1916.
st. Martinville. La. August 18th, 1914
A. +. DOMENGEAUx,
Clerk Of Court. Kx -Oficio Registrar OF
Voters 81. Martin Parish.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-08-29
Thickness of Material For
Graveled Roads.
BY K. B. House.


Unless the material used in the
gravsled roads is suitable for the
purpose and unless it 10 properly
applied failure 10 sure to follow,
money lie wasted and the road is
no better than an earth road.
Remember tho gravelsd surface
must be thick enough to sustain
the loads it must carry at all times.
Two or three inches OF gravel will
not do, for whom the road is wet
tho loaded wheels will break
through, the gravel will be mixed
with the clay or loan below and
whom this IL in excess tho road IL
no longer a grsvslsd road. A grs.
vslsd surface 6 inches thick 10 the
center and 4 inches thick at the
sides 10 mono too thick for the
country traffic.
Gravslsd roads can be construc-
ted and often arc constructed by
simply dumping the unscrssnsd
gravel on the road. spreading IL
and letting The traffic do the rest
This 10 . poor and in the end al
expensive method. They oan b.
made BY spreading the gravel in
one course only but when 90 made
are unsatisfactory and will not last
Remember that tho gravel must
be thick enough to hold up the
loads, il must b confined 90 that
il will not scatter, it must be sp.
piled in two layers, the large
stones In the bottom layer and
each layer must be rolled until
solid and smooth.