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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
IN PIONEER DAYS
Hampton Correspondence


Mr.. Badger left for Chicago with cat
tie yesterday. Fred l.. Whittier ac-
companicd him
George East has plso gone 10 Chicago
to visit his family, but will return in a
couple of weeks
The Methodists here are expecting the
arrival of their new pastor. Rev. Ma
hin. MIR. Garry, understand, is to be
stationed at Dawson.
o. II. Hammond has had quite num-
Der of the dusky settlers from over the
river hu.king corn. They do such work
much better than one would suppose
Well. tomorrow will decide which OF
the o. p. pcddlers who have been roam,
over the county seeking whom they
they nigh. devour will fill the
much coveted offices. Then we shall
have rest for awhile.
S. f. Ryder bought ten head of young
cattle last week. "Sile" is getting Q
fine. large herd. IN couple of year:
his herd will compare favorably will
some OF the largest in the county, |: X
continues TO increase il as he has don,
| in the past year.
Married A, their own residence, DC,
! Both. Mr.. Walker Robinson and Mis-
Alice Carpenter. Rev. A. J. Garry of
ficialing. The numerous friends an,
acquaintance of the worthy couple al
join in wishing them long and happ
life. And everybody over this way
where Walker first pitched his tent al
ter coming to Dakota, and where hi
wife was also among the pioneers =
will heartily indorse the remarks c
the correspondent.-Ed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
TEMVIK, NORTH DAKOTA
Hartford Items.

Correspondence OF the Record 20. Oct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linderman were visiting
at MIR. Cawfield's Sunday.
Mrs. r. J. Richardson has been hav.
ing sore finger and has had to have
medical treatment but is getting better.
Henry Esch and family who reside
five miles west of Hazelton were visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. Longwell last SUM-
day.
Mr.. Farrell, who has been sick fol-
some time. passed away last Wednes.
day and was buried at Bismarck Mon.
day.
Mr.. Longwell and Paul Mausehund
assisted Bro. Ponath Tuesday in load.
ing a car. He goes from Linton tc
Steele, N. D. We wish him success ir
his new field of labor.
Richard NJ. Scott, son OF Mrs. Scott,
is here looking after and getting every
thing inrcadiness for the sale which is
to be held Thursday, October 18th. Mr..
! Scott resides at Armour. S. D.
About a O'Clock Sunday the wind
commenced to blow hard from the north.
west and is still blowing at the present
time. A little rain accompanied the
wind when il first began blowing sc
hard.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
in Town and Out

From the Record. November Z. 1890:
There will be services at the school
house in Williamsport on Sunday. Nov.
8. at 3p. m. Also services at Winona
on Sunday. Nov. 20. at 1890 a. IN. AT
Winchester on same day at3p.m.
On Thursday night. Nov. l3th. there
will be an oyster supper and dance at
Frank d. Smiths in Burr Oak Town
ship. this county. Everybody invited.
The Election.
Tuesday was bright. balmy day
and the result was a fair vote all over
the county. Returns are in from all
precincts except Baker, but the mes
senge, from the neighborlng township
OF Union stated that he understood Wal
droff and Ycatcr had majorities there.
and that about 10 vote, lind been cast.
Without Baker, MCGEE has majority
Of 81. which will be reduced somewhat
by Baker. Cell so far has l47 major
ity over Fralcigh. Strecter over Yea
ter has l79 majority. and this will be
reduced probably to $50 by the full &C.
turns. Armstrong is ahead OF Parker
l8a. to be increased by Baker. 1t look
as though Cummins. Lee. Weller and
Smith would do the justice shop, work
for the mex, two years. The constablcs
will probably be Lock, Wolf. East and
Burge Fish and Dryer will run abou,
even in Emmons. Rowcrdink over Kyn.
stra. without the missing precinct, is
Al. Van Beck and Campbell are elect
cd commissioners. East, Couch. anc
probably Hanley. arc elected assessors
The total vote cast was about $50. Tn,
Republican majority on the state tickle
Is about It's.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
Tenlyik Talk.


Correspondence nj the Record Oct 81.
Tom Baucom spent Sunday in Linton.
Ed. Graf went to Herrcid. S. D., Non
day on business
MIR. and Mrs. J. P. Davis spent Sun
day at the Dodd home.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Logue moved to
Linton to reside this winter.
The Embroidery Club meets with
hrs. Fred Snyder. Tuesday.
Mrs. Harding and children spent
Tuesday with Mrs. l.. S. HERMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron and the chill
drcn were in the CITY Thursday on bus
mess.
Miss r. Stabnow spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister, bliss K. Stab.
now.
P. and H. Tempel went to Bismarck
Saturday and returned with new
car-Saxon Six
Miss F. Mum arrived Friday from
Minneapolis to visit with friends and
looked after some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Streetcr and daughter
spent couple of hours in this city Wis.
ing and on business. Miss Grace Daw.
son, Mrs. 5,recter's sister, accompanied
them.
Miss Lydia Schatz returned Frida,
from Bismarck and reports her brothe
George as improving very slowly. Mrs
Schatz left Tuesday to spend few
days with her son.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
Milk Cards for Berlin Mothers.

Berlin, Oct. 22.-Following persist
ent Socialist representations concern.
ing the hardships resulting in certain
cases from restrictions on milk con.
sumption the Berlin authorities have
announced the issuance of milk cards
to nursing mothers who need an extra
supply The suggestion has also been
made that the SIS cent price fixed by
the authorities on butter may have to
be raised, though hope was expressed
that in few weeks the supply will
he Increased
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
Changed Owners.
List of Emmons County Real Estate
Transferred Since the Records
Last Published Report.
Warranty Deeds

Warranty Deeds
A. N. Drake ct al to Drake &
Newcomer, n hf of ne or of 1885,
IS. $4,000.
NJ j. Baumgartner to Albert Ho-
genbirk. lots 9a& 10, block IL, Sec
ond addition to Strashurg. $4,000.
Earl Brown to Jacob Van Rhee,
Sc or of 1s-135-77. $1,000.
B. Tempel and wife to Franz
Tempel, lot E in sec 5-133-76. ST. 90
3. Tempel and wife to John Ham
del. Sr sw or of 27.1S4.76. So 600.
Joseph Keller and wife to Ed. P.
Nieuwsma. e hf Of ne or. ne qrof Sc
or of 81. sw Or of NV Or Of 22-l29.
Is. $2950.OO.
Gustav Jergents and wife to Au.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
these prepare the good ground.

these prepare the good ground.
The great weapun against bac.
terra is cleanliness. The mastery
over premature death lies to great
measure in our own hands. Clean
persons. clean cities. clean work.
shops and clean lives are the max
ers of public health. The United
States Public Health Service and
other sanitary bodies Of this coun-
try are gradually bringing these
facts home to the general public. In
this way cleanliness is becoming
more general, and the span of life
in America is gradually heing
heightened All of which is large.
ly due to the microscope.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
General EIeetrlc Strike continues

Schenectady N. Y, Oct. 21-Nether
the General Electric company nor it's
$4,000 striking employees have made
any move In the eight-hour dispute
which is now in its third week. 1t
Is announced that all employees not in
the shops at Z a. m. cease their con.
nection with the company, which
means loss of standing for pensions
and necessity for physical examina,
ton before unemployment. All but
the main gate will be closed and the
unions will have about 1000 pickett
On duty.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
The Microscope.

Great things have small begin
nings. A spectacle-maker. Jan
Lippersheim by name. living in Hol-
land. invented crude magnifylng
glass in 1908. Anton Won Leuwen.
heck. born In Delft. October "a.
1882. improved this clumsy toy and
evolved a compound microscope
which has become the most valuable
sanitary tool yet devised by man.
That first microscope was az far re-
moved from the high-powered in
strument of TODAY as is the modern
American from the original cave.
man. Yet by this faulty means.
Leuwenhoek. naturalist. physician
and botanist. discovered certain
minute bodies which he called Cit
tie animals. He made drawings of
these and today we know them for
those useful friends and malignant
enemies of man.-bacteria
We spend our days surrounded by
another world. living world of
countless billions. invisible to the
naked eye. silent. tireless. destroy
ing the living. consuming the dead,
useful in the sciences and arts, yet
often followed by train Of sick
ness. suffering and death. A Curl
GUS paradox this. yet bacteria are
at once the greatest friends and the
tiercest foes Of every living thing.
Not animals, as Leuwenhoek
thought. but vegetables, bacteria
consist of two classes. those which
prey on living things and those
which reduce to their original min.
erals. fluids and gases. every dead
thing which they attack. They are
OF various shapes. round like
marbles or straight like little sticks
They grow in clusters. chains, and
in pairs. They are ubiquitous. The
dusty air. the earth and its waters
the interior Of animals and plants
all contain them. They cause the
fermentation of foods, they make
cheese. they produce disease anG
some of them when killed and in.
jected into an animal protect i,
against the very disease which they
would have produced if living
Many o. them live as harmless crea
lures in the body of an animal fol-
years. only to kill their host when
opportunity presents. Their study
has given birth to science, bacter.
iology. one of the foundation stones
of public health.
Their mere presence does not nee.
essarily produce disease. Recalling
the parable Of the sower, some bac.
terra fall by the wsyside. some fall
upon stony places. and some fall ir
ground and bring forth the fruit Of
suffering. perhaps Of death. A nor.
NAL temperate life. free alike from
the gluttony of idIeuess or over
work. the sound mind, in the sounc
body. q cheerful. normal environ
inent. these form the stony place!
in which bacteria take no root. Tn,
depraved appetites of mind ant
body. the dark and stordid atmos
phere Of penury. the nerve rackinl
and strength undermining trades
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
SEVEN KILLED IN RAIL WRECK
Score Injured When Rock Island
Passenger Train CoIlides With
Freight in Oklahoma

Chickasha. Okla. Oct. 21.-Seven
persons were killed and n score of
passengers injured when Rock Island
passenger train No. II collidcd head
on near here with a freight train
None of the passengers were hurt IA
tally, according to physicians.
William Powell, engineer of the
passenger train, is expected 10 die
His failure to take siding to let the
freight train pass was assigned off
cially as the cause of the wreck.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28

Henry w. Sinclair and wife to
Williamsport School Dist. .73
acres in Sc corner of sw or Of 80
1877. s1.o0.
w. L. Sanger and wife to C. f /
'Schoen. ne qrof 81 -135-77. 81 90.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
SPEECHES. ADDRESS MADE
Thomas A. E:.;son, Guest of San Fran,
cisco Telegraph Operators, Taps
Cut Oratory on Keys.

San Francisco. Cal, Oct. 21.--
Thomas A. Edison wps the guest at a
banquet given by San Francisco's tele-
graph operators. 1t was Speech
less" function, the address by the
toas.master and the response by Mr..
Edison being made on telegraph in
struments.
All>public and Office buildings were
brightly Illuminated in honor of Mr..
Edison.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
slavs Take czernowitz.

London, Oct. 21.-The Russians
have captured Czernowitz, capital of
Austrian.owned Bukowina, and for the
first time since their early offensive
are again south of the Dneister river.
Control of Bukowina by Russia would
allow Petrograd to offer the province
to Rumania as price for Rumania's
entry into the var.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
Notice of Hearing Petition TO Els
tabIish .Heirship.


State OF North Dakota.
County OF Emm0ns,
In County Court. before Hon Charles B. Car.
ley. Judge.
In the matter the estate Of Katie.A. Wolf.
deceased.
John Wolf. petitioner. VS.. all persons I'M
known claiming an estate or interest In or
described In the petition. or against tile es-
tate OF deceased. respondents.
Notice of hearing petition TO establish heir.
The State OF North Dakota to the above
named Respondents and MI persons Inter.
estedin,the estate OF Katie A. Wolf, de.
ceaSed ~
Notice is hereby given that John Wolf has
filed in the county court Of said Emmons
county aduly verified petition praying for u
decree establishing the right o. succession 70
situateiu Emmons county. North Dakota. md
described us follows. to.wit: Lots one III.
quarter tsEa, 81 northwest quarter iNWtaS
of section Two t2). township one hundred
thirty-six e38ll north, range seventy.eight I'D
Friday. the 18th day OF November. 1915. Mt
! 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. being day OF N
regular term of this court. to-wtt: OF the Stt-
yember term. A. u. 1913. MT the county court
room in the the city of Linton. county OF En-
mons, North Dakota. has been set by order of
this court us the time and place Tor hea ting q:
| said petition, AtNfich snid time and place
any and Ill persons interested may appear
! and show cause why the prayer OF said petit
l tlon should not be granted. Fl
Dated ut Linton. North Dakota, this 18th day
| of October, 1916.
I. IsEALi ca ARIES u. uARLEY,
ssss Judge of the County Court.
!, MARION CONKLIN 5.5s
1 Attorney for Petitioner.
| Let service of the above citation be made BY
qualification once each week for three succcs.
| sive weeks in the Etnmons County Record. u
weekly paper published Mt Linton. Enmons
county. Moth Dakota,
] CHA RI.ES ID CARLEY,
oc-1isss Judge OF 1.-The County Court
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
Bethlehem Steel at $500.

New York, Oct. 22.-Bethlehem
Steel common sold at $500, gain of
more than s37 over the previous days
close. during the last few minutes of
trading on the stock exchange.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28

20 100. ~. Sl.UO.
S. I. Wiprud and wife to Thomas
Guinness, NV ar Of 27-134-76 $1.00.
Frederick Canning to G. A. Len
hart, NV or of 9-l35-7S. $l.00.
S. A. Fischer to John Eberle. sw
or of NV or of 22-13l-74. $100.
Peter Unser, ct al to A. l.. AIR
ems, Sc or Of l7-131-79. Sl.00.
Heinrich Klundt and wife toi Bes-
sic M. Schulenberg. hf of ne or, n
hf of sc or of 22-132-M. $1.00.
James P. Secular and wife to F.
j. 5chnoor. Sc or Of Sc or Of 20, e hf
of ne or of 80. sw or of NV or of &c.
1868. s1.0O.
Ida A. HEM and husband to Ed.
G. Kruger, lot /, block l6. I'd addi-
ton to Strasburg. $1.00.
John b. Trasta and wife to Israel
c. Trasta. NV or of 26-135-74. $l.00.
Frank Simon and wife to Thomas
o. Savig. lots 5, 6. Z. s. 8. 10. IL,
IL. block 26, Kintyre. $220O.OO.
John d Sivers and wife to Carl
B. Thompson lots l. 2. block H.
Kintyre. $4,000.
Jacob Graf and wife to Christian
Albrecht. lot 16. block 8. Temvik-
Tempeltnn. $1,000.
Charles w. French and wife to
Leslie S. Hackney. e hi of.9, s~ or
of Is, n hf and Sc or of 23-l32-74;
Sc or of q. hf of 35-l33-75
$32 100000.
Catherine J. Wilson and husband
to Thomas l.. Hubbard, W hf of ne
or, NV or of Sc or. lot Of "a, lot q
of Id. lot of %, lots IL, 8 of a.
l34.79. S5G73.0S.
| G. A. Lenhart and wife to Chris
tian Vorlander. NV or of 9.135-78.
$1.00.
Gustaf E. Person and wife to
William Beard. lot 16, block 3,
Braddock and part of Sc or of 81
1865. $2SOO.O0.
Benedickt Schneider and wife to
M. Baumgartner, sW ar of 8-l31-75.
$1.00.
Milwaukee Land Co. to Wilhelm
Lipp, lots 3. d. block IL. I'd addition
to Strasburg. $4,000.
| C. A. Patterson & wife to Frede-
rick Frankhauser, part of nwqr, Sc
or of 7-132-76. $4,000.
| Frederick Frankhauser and wife
to Daniel j. Bechtle, lot IL. IL,
block 2, Court House addition 10
Linton. $250.00.
/ Frederick Frankhauser and wife
to Michael Schaffer, lots l. 2, 3, 10,
II, II, 10, ID. Is, 16. II. IS. block a,
Patterson's addition to Linton. Part
of NV or OF Sc or of 7-l32-76. SLIGO.
Patents
4 United States to Edward Brue,
lots l. 2, 3, d of 2-131-74.
United States to Charles H.
Batchelder. hf of Sc or, sw or OF
Sc or. ne qr of sw or Of 12-129-79.
Il United States to Charlie s.
Pulling, sw or of ne or, Sc or of NV
or, ne or of sw or, NV or of Sc or OF
4.129-7S.
United States to Abbie Sargent
" hf Of ne or, NV or of Sc or, lot a
of 24.l34-79.
United States to Mercy Eller
Brown. Sc or of 18-l36-76.
4 United States to WinsIow A,
Longwell. lots j, 2. $ hf of ne or oil
7 4-13s-7s.
Quit Claim Deed
. Ole Thu and wife to United
States. sc or of NV or of s2-l36-74
81.
Henry w, Sinclair and wife te
Williamsport School Dist. rs
acres in Sc corner of sw or Of 80
1857. s1.O0.
w. L. Sanger and wife to G.. f
: schoen. ne or Of 81 -135-77 100.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22
{. D. FARMERS BETWEEN
DEVIL AND DEEP SEA
Killing OF Of Coyotes Means
Am Increase In Jack
Rabbit Pest

That the determination of coyotes,
which is expected to result from the in
creased bounty upon them authorized
by the last legislature, may not prove
an unmixed blessing, is the opinion of
Governor Withycombe. He points out
that as the coyotes 60 the rabbits may
be expected to increase, for coyotes h'e
probably the most efficient "abbit de-
stroyers in existence.
The governors attention has been
especially directed to this phase of
Eastern Oregon agricultural problona,
with whose general features he has al
ways been familiar, by the many let
tiers relative to the rabies epidemic re-
Gently received at his office. The ra-
bies situation was the factor which in
duced the legislature to increase the
coyote bounty from $3.50 to $500.
Governor Withycombe referred to the
bill introduced by Representative
Forbes of Crook county, which appro-
priated $4,000 to be used in extermina-
ting rabbits 1t is provided that all
counties who will put up $3.50 will re-
ceive an equal donation from the state,
the $500 to be spent under the supec-
vision of experts working under tue
Oregon agricultural college. 1t is un.
derstood that with scientific manage
ment, this amount, expended chiefly
for poisoning, may be expected prac'
tically to clean out rabbits in large
teEitory, and if adjoining counties
will cooperate practical elimination of
the pest may be expected, without en-
dangering other stock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22
Polk County Citizen
Is Heir To Fortune
Continued from page one.)

divide with his daughter, he will re-
ceive an S0-acre farm near Aurora,
Illinois, fully improved including a
modern two.story farm dwelling; two
lots with houses in Springfield and
some valuable real estate in the city of
Chicago, The farm land is worth $3.50
per acre on the market, besides a coal
right which goes with the farm, the
value Of which is inestimable.
After settling up all of his affairs
Mr.. Eaton departed from Salem yester.
day morning for California, ON his
way back to claim the estate and to be
reunited with his daughter who was
happily married last September and
who is preparing to move back to
Springfield upon one Of the properties
of the estate. Mr. Eaton has fallen in
love with Oregon and its matchless
climate, however and when he gets his
business Strengthened in the east and
converts some of the property into
ready cash, he will return to lIopewell
where he has taken an option upon a
valuable tract of farm land and where
he expects to spend the balance Of his
life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22
Cut OF His Own Hand
With His Pen Knife

Denver Mar ls.-How he cut off
his own hand at the wrist with pen
knife, after being caught in the cogs
of an electric pump was told here by
Wallace Il, Rittenhousc, who is suing
the Colorado Fuel & Iron company for
$4,000 damages.
Rittenhouse claimed that the place
where the electric pump was located
was badly lighted 1t was his duty to
oil the pump, He slipped on car
wheel catching in the gear wheel Of
the pump. Ritteuhouse said he drop.
ped his miners candle and was left in
total darkness Held fast in the ma.
chinery he truck Il match with his
free hand, rc'lighted his candle, and
drawing his knife severed his arm at
the wrist in order to free himself. H.
claims he then had to walk about l..
600 feet to reach aid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22
FIELD WORKER MAR|S
ORGANIZES FAIR CLUB
Union County Schools Show
Great Enthusiasm In Indus
trial Fair Work

Visiting twenty-five schools in Union
county and organizing as many clubs,
holding public meetings and giving
stcreopticon lectures each evening, and
two illustrated lectures daily, is last
week s report Of Field Worker n. G..
Maris to Superintendent Of Public In
struction Churchill In this work Mr.
Maris was assisted by County Super
intendent A. Il. Iyanhoe who had ar
ranged the schedule and had sent the
industrial club literature to the teach.
ers, notifying each Of the prospective
visit
Mr.. c. o. Cate, the county agricul.
turist who is also president Of the
county fair board, accompanied them
in their visits to the schools. Mr. Cate
will continue to assist the children in
their club work during the year. The
work of the week was closed with a
good, live teachers institute at Elgin,
where both Mr.. Maris and Mr.. Cate pre-.
sented the club work and were promised
the cooperation of the teachers pres
ent.
Under the direction Of Mr. Cate, 7up.
erintendent Iyanhoe and the county fair
board. which is composed OF farmers
and stockmcn, there is every prospect
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
BOOSTERS CENSURE BoWLBY

The directors Of the Willamette Val
ley Exposition association, which held
a session 10 Albany few days ago,
passed the following resolutions:
at is the sense of this meeting that
the letter writer by Major II. c.
Bowlby, state highway engineer, and
sent to Seattle, in which he commented
on the alleged condition Of the Pacific
Highway in western Oregon, has done
the willamette valley and Oregon a
gross injustice, and that we, the Will
lamstte Valley Exposition association,
enter remonstrance against his ac.
ton. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22
WORLDS SMALLEST ARMIES.
From TttBits)


If ever the disarmament ng tbs
world occurs there win be .everal
,omiucs that will not have mucb ~
90 lu that line, such as, for instance.
Monaco tue army OF which comprises
30 guards, ij carziucers and 20 fire.
Another dmiuutivc army Is that of
ioe "faud puchy Of Luxemburg, which
numbers l5j geularmc,, l,O volunteers
amt 20 musicians. The republic of snn
Mailno can put boz the fitd a total nf
nln' companies, consisting of a5o mem
anu W Officers, commanded hy mar.
'oa" The army ou peace f,ting
''n''s'' OF one company OF go men.
lht lighting tvrcc OF the Black
Hepuohc lLlbcru is composed of
'Vo men and almost as many otfi,er.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22

that this cars fair viii be the best
ever held III Union county. 1t is pro-
posed 20 make 1t 4 genuine agricultural
end educational fair, with the juvenile
department a leading factor. On chill.
dren's day there viii be big school
parade with unique floats. In the pa.
yillion the various schools will have
liffcrent booths and compete for school
prizes. fl is the mention to send a
county exhibit and TWO boys TO the
state fair, and Air Cate also hopes to
take team OF girls to Salem to enter
the canning contc9t.
NJ, Ntaris reports that the crop con.
ditious orc good in Union county and
that ;!i' formers are C&Pecting to make
a good stake this year