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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-04

well as Bach's Chaconne, has been
often heard OF late. It was good to
hear them both played with super
lRtiye mastery II was good to like q
beautiful piece Of music, Of an inf
mite variety OF expression, and not
like an exercise In various kinds OF
technical difficulties"
Kreisler viii be at the Overholser
theater March 8, under the auspices
OF the Musical Art Institute and La.
dies Music club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-04

commission here March 10 TO ask for
modification Of the commissions re-
cent reduction and readjustment OF
rates No testimony will be taken,
but the companies will be permitted
to explain the results Of present
rates, Corporation commlssi iJners and
others may be- present
After the conference the express
companies will file a schedule and the
Interstate commerce commission will
hold hearings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-04

Rain IN February aud early March
IN oklahoma Oceans of II Rivers
Of moisture percolatlng to p hardpan,
souslng the soil and filling the subtera
mean reservoirs, Oklahoma rejoices In
the prospect OF the year. The pillow
has turned maximum crop acreage in
every part Of the state, and more than
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-04

Society has been blessed 10y the en-
lctment Of the federal ntlnarcotic
lrug law which became effective last
lionday The insldlous growth Of the
irug habit IN this country was ex.
pndlng among all classes and had be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-04
EXPRESS COMPANY PRESIDENTS
TO MAKE RATE OBJECTIONS

WASHINGTON. March l--Presi.
dents Of the express companies will
confer with the interstate cmnmarca
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-04
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-04

ever before there will be diversity Of
crops ON each farm. There undOubted-
~ will be good prices for all farm pro
ducts The future never cast friend
ier smile upon oklahoma. This Is an
agricultural state, and goes up or
down with the condition Of agriculture.
This year II looks AZ II the farms will
choke every channel Of business with
riches. There should be constant EN-
IpIoyment for the poorest Atizep at
good wugss, with wide market for
our commodities. Rains .of February
and early March, we salute you, and
/ thankfully Incline our ears to the sound
/ Of your torrents
Colonel Sidney Suggs. state highway
commissioner pro tunto is not only a
versatile gentleman, but possessed Of
that quality known rs residence. for
which the Standard Dictionary offers
this definition: "l The net on power
|of ~pringlug back to a former posi-
tlou, elasticity . The quantity Of
work that Is given back by body that
. is compressed to a certain limit aud
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
ROBERT 0LMSTED
SCHOOLS CHOICE
farm. Chance % Represent Rock L.
innd IN BIS EiEht Extsmporaneous
speaking Contest.

Robert oimst~i was yesterday eho-
sea 90 represent the Rock Island hiFh
school in the ISIS Eight cxtcmpors
speaking contest. vhich viii be held
Del Moline GA Hiay e. Little interest
was taken In this event Ia the local
school. and Only three were IN the
preliminary contest The two boys
besides the winner who competed
we're Beniamin Butler and Ralph
Lemon. The judges who awarded
oimst-d che decision we're All faculty
members. being Mrs. Cora Eastman.
,iiss Alice Rush. VIII Robb. A {.
Stanton. Airs s. , Ferguson and r
BuFch
This years sXtsmporancous contest
"a thr second % the annual contests
% ttis sort. the first one being held
Oh Davenport last year. Topics are
cEossn from the January. February
and Mach numbers % the Outlook.
fndcpsufent and the Literary Digest.
current magazines. for the Big Eight
confcat- Each entrant may draw three
subjects. any one % which he may
speak upon lie - then Eivcn an hour
60 arrange. without any outside help
whatsvrr. the speech which he has de-
e.dri 90 sisc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother S Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre ~ the hair when faded. streak
ed or gray; also ends dandruff, itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture was
to make il at home. which is mussy
and troublesome. Nowadays, by ask
ing al any drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you will
get large bottle of this famous old
recipe for about 90 cents
Don't stay gray, Try It! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as Ii does II SO naturally and
evenly. You dampen sponge or soft
brush with II and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
time: by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark. thick and glossy.
Harper House pharmacy.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
HARPER HOUSE BLOCK

tionaI government. Like the present
financial stringency. Mutt & JefT's"
visit 10 Mexico is purely "Psycholog-
ical." which means science of the
human mind or soul therefore Mutt
q Jen's" sole object in going TO the
seat OF war is TO make you laugh and
forget the less agreeable things of
your mind or that you have sole" or
heel. II is Mr.. HIS intention to
keep Mutt & Jeff" ever new. by
giving them an entire new play and
production each year. When all of
the interesting points OF interest in
America have been visited by our
heroes. they will Invade Europe. Just
now. Mexico. that comic opera"
country, where revolutions grow on
trees. seeris To he the logical point
for E,d Fishers brand of comedy.
The country and environment give
ample opportunity Tor scenic display
and beautiful electrical effects. Mutt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
LABOR SATISFIED
WITH WORK DONE
F.I farfsaa. baeh fraa .priaxh@lG
.afs GtsrYtaias Desired VA
Aeesmpllshsd There.
rrrrvrrw EFFEFsENrGrrvTs
va Fram rhirtY.tbird Di.trist HaAs
" rtrdFss. Bat WIN Wera Sc
fair Dtseussiaa.

rF esrroa. srss GsisEsss sre-z ta-
r-err-t ra Frtsru from ssrtsE7-tf.
..s.s ..-rs-s enc a-measrrsElas tssrs
III 5000 arar mrr frem afr parts ~
r.s s.fr- feel entirety saccsssfaE tfF
ear0.r r-5rrsrnr-f tsr eaF1estsFs
af F..s fsssf
ea- ae.oa5I lsH~f ~vrfVth1sE we
v-- Fe declared la ss@atisE
III r- r-elIts aGtsfarf we are err
ssr.r sfrseTf VITA ta~ showing rsfs
ssf f- HarbGsr OF aur Erte. ere pra-
risas m promise f0 reDort ear oar
sHfs errF rr- r1or ~ enc two s61s~s.
.lsrr-. .r--r We obFafnrt che
s-.4- HaE fsrsr measures viii BE-
f.r-a t s-easF resfisE rnss ts all
ae ..a.f Rope fer
faufrr win Local Mes
senator r. A. Landee ard Hsrrssea-
atra-e gaHan NfaacSrr and Camp
aar a-fr Interviewed are air. D. SAID
Fagr H- promise t1 werE for thr re-
sarrrF rf fEr h.fs N9ne promised
"a ..Ht BIO flr1art FOL ere fassss= ot
fs- proposed laws.
Ff-s. r.s .aefaf~ the nfrs-baar
aT raw-s. ere Hufi-.r5 1artf1e
H r .s.t labor measure asf a
Has rf others expected t7 tmurovs
COMO ef Labor
Graham and Mag-ssr were very
afs mlf tlF Carisoa. They prum-
t-f fr GO ere rsparrirF 9at % ere
HHs r stated s9usreIv fsst tssv
e1af zoe pledge themselves Co sep
eaFf f. ono measures ss tssT stand
fa-e rf ar rsBf fbrv would uorE Co
sfrat ss.H bTts as thev eoasif-rr1
H aret ar sa-gtm~uF ans woFsif vote
fs Fr.r .rsf Judgment dictated
Laa.-r sst Campbell salf thrT
e#a.f roc .aGsg1If them SELVES gsoa ere
aas Hgf vag.f 81 guided ~ ere best
Hi.-Hra.s 1f an fe casting tssfr votes
4aHer s1 delegates wees tre@ Rock
.s.saf eat tfsaas Wr Carfsar was
rr only ere f4 be- placed uboe aH fas-
56ressr COMMITTEES. heieE aam=f ss
one OIL sl fr fratf set Of rTsstafi7ss
5raf-sraE fs~ HFrisgI- Of rasEfars
rIF-rs toward enc Hfus e- Cor discuss
ea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29

9 % Gee q tss o@c~rs tsk.sE 4s q
ss-ts-r 60 % sss as-=t@fs % szs
s~w class. asarehsss 60 sks tssaaes kzii
es tG~ srss Foor st@rs e coarse Giaasf
Wa served % go ssotss. To tables
were decorated wtfs serleE sewers ta
vases as sastsss Afssr fss tssausg
sss class - - so0x go pfiEFs@aFs %
tes sss.es WosteF HlEa f-Ftess~ss
sf2rssrss Garages sas s~F egsps of
eEesrs s1sflax o. sks Wor6 OGs %
sEs esass fsssrsssfnE % sss sTs=izEs
sfsuss wss ere srsseessfs9a % large
FsE t1 fss ssries b. Sister aataaFuss
tfsrr ffs@sra. vartsT easaisfs O.
Vasfsf ssrlr~ asE sass sFssss~af oe
ere wo@ss's Esi.sf CORPS ~ passa-
err. SPECIAL 80 60 tss esssrtmeat ar1
sasfieftr i1straetqr sac gave e. Pc
srieFfr ssrf is rrsssrsieE sfe rsn arg
sssef Fts sertss ss rsssss tEr rsE Fs-
tss-. @ eireE- mrself sruaTs t1 Cod
sst rsT r9grfFr. ase ca1sfFT. 9se lar
ssaEs asE ore rag esrrTtaE 5t= rag
so Ere eas- saf sresestfsF fs 90 ere
SerfsF sirs prtsstsss. ere eaFlFe eam-
eaaV s-aEieE wv CosEsfT -Tis o.
rnss- ne wartsr ktFh rr.essess
Nffss Cercfssae. received ere Gag aa1
accepted tr fr t@saif % ere shrine
ezsEisE an stcrftsnE affrsss as sh= ara
s1 AmssE fhs guests fr affifi1n 90
rose from Ge1eseG Afhfrs1r Wfaa.
usvr~rd~F. Nfsf1 etc we're members
~ rer~eslr tassifzsrf stria~ Rose
Cro1E~ o. Waseasfnr % whom the
worthy tiEE rsiessess Mics Stella
Hair. ussekmaa % ere ghephsrfs
fiscaf1rth we're prsss-'. also VIZ Hitz
81 ere otsu-awa. t1ua. sfrinr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29

tfalrr aaHorr-r tEr engagement and
sFrraaeEiEe marriage % their fauEh
frF. tt.ss 1JarV Bra~f. Co ~ T.. Do
ra-rr. aa'e1 $3.50 take place Thurs
dave NsF g. % talr hiEf mass iu the
Feet fr'fr- Catholic ehurct. Father
f.roE Verstsaara reading the aaFvtc9.
rF=tr aflrlHaats Wi1 De 1tiss MARY
CTrarTr. SISTER of ere bridegroom. and
FrTsp~r ueNost. eaasfr % the bride
tt5ss rFsef erfea ere villa a. chan
Fsi saa for rsr trsf f1ur years has
ben EHFrt as srrrpFraps~r ar inc
scale vprrs sEr Eel very popular o.
a 1sFEe e-ri- of fFirats wr ue-
rerF- was srsEaarel from ffr Sacred
ftrars seEaaI fa t,gIIar uith the class
ef 1910 esq is t11EErerrr 90 ttr C~u-
zeal Trssr aEE HsrieFs hank. Rock
f4'srf TErN uu rp cast srr fhrir
ar1iltss fHaa~a-T % week. after
UeITs FeTf afi 81 Of kamr jn a. u~viy
ferassE~f rrstereee oa E.afa street
saf EtEef-esfs svreu~. Moline.
Tuesday rFrH1ee EHr tFstF-ei~rt vas
fF- s1.rsr af Eerar rt a n.fsrritan~uus
ssnvrr Eisrr hV Stiles uFTarv- and
tfrs Zee ar ffr brides home.
rt-~rs7- fafr Ef~.s srre ttr guests. ten
OF rHem fenerr srF08frsaf~s % the
Hrtt-. driving r1F from tfpiine. The
rFsafrE vss spent irf1rmaiiT. and
rssrp numters uerF Eivrn ~ Mise
waeea-l Coda ara Nfiss MARI V~rmeu-
t~a. q delicious fbrrr-eouFsr supper
wee served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29

& JEFF" truly American in spirit, as
long as the sTir2ts are plentiful, join
the United slater navy and sail for
Vera Cruz, where they succeed in
creating so much laughter that the
Mexican navy. consisting of one
Graz boat an6 soup tureen" sur
rendered While the Mexican marines
were only half shot" However. the
big city show of Mutt G JEFF" in Mex
leo" with a carload OF brand new
scenery and a cargo of pretty girls
viii visit the Illinois next Saturday
afternoon and evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29

There are in New York state Is
rural schools with an average attend
ance of one pupil. "A with an average
attendance of two and 172 with an av-
erage attendance of three. Five hun
dred and seventy-six such schools are
attended by 10 persons on an average
and $3.50 draw 10 or less.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
A $1,000 SUIT ON
FOR NURSE HIRE
<qafrs nsan. Miian. - Defendant In
trsisn nruuFhf - Mr.. ina
mad.ou-
HAD woHEED AT IoxPKISs HOME
fi.iaiia Declares Fsster-SsH Employ
~ Her fizim AGAINST Estate
Turu~d Down.

Crsiairs gI.rg9 Tor services as =
t1ae-Ftr ana ugrse Hfrs ira hudson
H1rs leland. is FstHE Eagir~ Dean. re-
stisE near 1fitsa ir eoHnfY court
Trssf started this morning before
IafEr 81. A. tsFsua and most % the
raFelrs aas spent tr sFearius q jury.
re~ ease ts atfFsetirF carFiferahi- at
rraft1r a.t frr court room VAS veil
eiIrf uifa spectators scq1aiufed With
fEF parties .l thr ease 81 a. Stewart
and u ~ MeCassFiu represent the
I.aIafir and s~arfr q NarFhaii APP
par fGr tt= defendant
fn fEr account filed 1frr Hudson
altesFs tar sum stated is due her for
services performed at ths home %
1fra Rachael TompEius. tiiian. a. the
instance % SIR Dean. she states she
uas employed from Feb e % Nay 20.
1918. June % 90 Nov 90. 1913. and
Jan tE f1 March -s. 1914
Bays Her Hcme.
De- ls Had evidence viii b. intro
Iurr1 ts sa1e that Dean was a foster
con of Mrs. T1mpk'ra and her huE-
hand and was reared hv them. al
fh1gEr never adopted After the death
OF 1fr ToupE.1r. when the widow be-
came more diTrBit Co care for BE-
cause of her age. Dc o. said Dean pur-
chased q home tu Milan for her and
r1f thF property iu her name
FiailriT is raiI 90 claim that when
'tss TcuuEiHs became very 900 Dean
empl1vrl her f1 care for the woman
end frar 1g ttr tav before she iattcr's
death slT induced 3frr Tompkins. az
ueau's solicitation. 90 execute a deed
t1 ftr ,ftaE house end her personal
property in favor 90 Eim. .frs. Tomp-
E.as had been frft hgf a life interest
iH tEr estate 1t her husband
Sire H1tEaU nscFH that when che
uraf fa Dean trr her pay De told her
f1 ri- e. eiaiH against the estate. This
wrs done. but F vas u1' allowed
s1if yes tE-e started against Dean.
ft is fss claim OF ere defense that th.
estate should pay it- hin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
DREAMLAND.

Thursday-"A Case OF Poison" "Biil
Turns Valet The Deputy's Chance"
Friday-"shorty' Secret" "Wiiey's
Chaperon.- 'Mand and His Work"
saturdAy-~The Fakir." Conductor
No 7Ss." Saints and Sinners"
SundAy--Heart OF Flame" Spring
time Feeling" The Fatal Black Bean
18th episode OF Zudora-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
AT THE ILLINOIS.

Bud Fisher. the New York Ameri-
cans clever cartoon artist. does not
allow an opportunity 20 escape for ex-
,raetins hurnor from every compiica-
ton or phase Of national or interns-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
BIACkHAWk.

Thursday-'The War Baby" THO
Fable OF the Syndicate Lover" Mi
Iady's Boudoir."
FriaAy-"For Another's Crime:
The Fast Mails Danger" Another
shade OF Grs.a-'
saturday--Life's Came" Patsy az
COLLEGE, Hearts Desire"
sunday--The Ambition Of the Bar
on" The Barrier of Faith" Joey
and His Tronstone:- Charles Chaplin
In -Fhe Ctsn.rion-"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29

Al re zsvs. al the tine.-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29


r- serlsE ceremonial sr Nasef.
s1s.ar sol e2 white sartns of lsrssa
.-H. was Hstf sE Masonic t-wst- yes
.-at.H beginning .s che lace srFrFrser
rHf .HHr1Hfrr through tsr -rrrlrE
f fl s..7rt F Fsslfess sess.se ssf
.r.f laH bali when ess.taJaErs
Frar Hs..e.-f 1aea fat sfsrr Hsslsrss
FsH-=rt Transacted rH1m 3 ssE IS
.#t7rs THs sHeers received tsF eeg
...ss H-Hsers ems visFses sst s9
M Ee-E e...
sn as coo l-r tlsFats tsav
.-H aal- rsnsf.ast- sErv f-as sFecs
F s.sfsf ~ faer wfi lis kr1aat
Ualn -s=-f el.fl ttsaFsV- tsts ssssss
as1 s.asE sal4 eaiy ~ as. 90 sazss-
rFs-fss 1rsg CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29
FTFTLs ~ GHADT4TING HICiTtL

~ FALN ~ tfNAWA AIM HNt 2 IL
tt'ss Esstsr Hframgltst. voice. ard
Wise Hazel r9sHsaa. pssra. pupils re-
sss--lvs1T % Fr5fTssrF t11is Crnf---
sgrr ssf Mise LftItr C@rvfF o. August
ara see19' o. mastr. sFrsrEfrt rsr.r
srsEsstisE recital last rarrirE Ir FtF
college sgfttg-tam before iass~ ae-
ftrere Miss Jasrsaa plays SITTER fE-
fsssrarrs % a. much older player. t~r
r9gse ts s7EfrrsbtT r-a sr5 SUES. BOG
F-etr.r Eel rratrV eHe-tfrEf. Frt sH-
stf7s v.fs Esod gstsrssaafiHE OF Ea-
r1esb position. she rtsFef Ur-Fs6rrs.s
ssosfs or 90 very veil. E~r exaTrs-
srr srf sEras.rE sF1uiaE esFrsFf
sEaEr 90 th- tfae u1grtf sFaGo TO
che sea- wss ~Eesssl8salfr veil Eiv-r
saf EFr clos 90 rare~F ~tlsffsf- bF
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MAJESTIC.

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hind the Scenes"
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swildrower." Paramount picture).
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1,eatels
ILLINOIS.

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oRelNILI pILTA eANNA HnANrH

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tssf tri-eity tranrs % a breakfast
tsif yesterday % the Davenport Com
uerc,st eizb wh~a tfFs. Her Mttehelt
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made vice pF~sttrat end 1fiss Wazfs
lea OF W1ii1F. sreretsrg-tr treasurer
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nssdEv % each mozts and wtu take thr
form % br~sEfast Co Dr. served a.
ths pavsaport Commercial club. Mrm-
a~fs Of ere sorority residing tr ft~
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
SOW MORE CLOVER

Glover hays are the most nu-
tritious on the market. When a
man grows hay to prevent buy
ing, why not grow the most
nutritious wherever practicable.
Seed one or two acres of the
BEST we'll drained land on the
place in red clover, crimson or
bar clover before October 10th,
and prepare the soil well by
3reaking. diSking and narrowing.
iloculate the field either by US
~ soil from a field of the same
srop or by means of artificial
i locuIation material secured from
tie United States Department
Of Agriculture, through the
county demonstration agent or
Jae College of Agriculture at
fayetteville. The clovers are
not only valuable for hay pur-
POSES, but are among the most
aluable winter cover crops.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

We can never hope to settle
and develop the South, we can
never hope to get the best class
If Northern and Western far
aers to come South, if they
.lust settle in neighborhoods
half white and half black. But
they would come and come quick
y to homogeneous all-white com
munities. | have letters from
Al sections Of the North bearing
on this point. and | have the
testimony of some of the fore
most railway Authorities in the
country. Race segregation in
and ownership is indeed the first
step toward securing for the
South that denser population of
intelligent. useful white citizens
without which she is forever
handicapped. The Progressive
Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
NOTICE

The Nevada County Farmers
MON No. > will meet with
Norris Local @ l4sh and l5t
t every Local be ,eprese: te4.
mere will be- 70 Public day but
ere will be an entertainment
~ the night OF the l4fh. S.
r. g elyoody ',me.
I. l.. Cook, Sect.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

The following is stating of claims
allowed against the various Road Dis
tricts since the July 1915 term of Coun-
ty Court, for services rendered and
materials furnished to-wit:
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
This notice cost the taxpay.
ers of Nevada county
nothing
REPORT ON CLAIMS

State of Arkansas,
County of Nevada; IS.
IL. w. Franks, County Clerk, with
in and for the couety and State afore-
said, in pursuance of law, do thereby
submit a report of all claims allowed
by the County Court since the July
Term. 1915
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

will take the time look around and the prosperous
farming you will find every time that it is the who
turns his land early his crop off, and there
by enrhes the soil by turning under the
grass, weeds, peavnes, stubbe ETC.
1t Is fact that nothing will pay as much
as to look after this important part
at this time of the year
This will lessen the necessity fertilizer and keep
land strong longer than fertiize with commercial
fertilizer and costs nothing but your labor
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

tCon'inoe3 on race FOUR
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-07

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