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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-17
File. Object to Blue.

A French scientist is authority for
the statement that flies have distinct
objection to the color blue. This was
first discovered by farmer who keeps
q large number of cows In several
sheds. One OF these sheds happened
to be painted blue on the inside, and in
this the cows were little troubled by
flies. He blued all the walls and thus
protected all his cows. French farmers
in the vicinity are now adding blue
coloring to their whitewash. Their
formula is as follows: ITO twenty gall
Ions Of water add ten pounds of slack
ed lime and one pound of ultra marine.
The walls are tinted twice during the
summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-17

to the old world for material to use IN
our varied Industries. We do not en-
joy being cut off from Europe 1t Is
positive loss to be deprived of hum
dreds of articles that Germany knows
SO we'll how to produce. But If worst
comes to worst we can manage to get
along with our own resources.-Neo-
raska State Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-17
A Mistake Made By Many,

Don't wait for rheumatism to fndi-
cate diseased kidneys: When you suffer
turbing bladder weakness by night, feel
tired. nervous and run down. the kid
neys and bladder should be restored to
healthy, strong and regular action. 1t
is mistake to postpone treatment.
Foley Kidney Pills put the. kidneys in
sound. healthy condition and keep them
active and strong. Begin taking today.
Good results follow the first dose. Nc
Bride e VIII Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-17

Three ruffles superimposed upon q
foundation Skin, spells the lower part
of this gown, while the tightly fitting
outtoned bodice is shorn of all orna-
mentation save the frill of lace which
finishes the neck. Taffeta was the ma
terial used in this development of the
new fashionable frock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-17
Notice,

The city council viii meet as board
OF review at 10 o'clock a. m. each
day until the assessors books are re-
turned. J. J. Wilson. city clerk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-17
Bangor Items.

A large crowd was out to hear the
chiidren,s day program Sunday night.
The w. F: NJ. s. net Thursday with
Miss Belle WINERY After the regular
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-17

The worlds Sunday schools number
297,s66, with 26,O76.593 scholars, ex-
elusive Of the Catholic church.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
fit Mafhetdbre tthb cine mu{itfaz |
khYIA m1taaYEaSsrL. Ont,.rg IL.

fit Manhefdbre uhb cine Muitta=
pellt. Wattrl6nbtide WtuIit BAT bic
sroBte Mnaiebunestraft, uro pan1t
tommeft bic lG1te1t alten goltslieber.,
Die @trabe1t aptldet ibret Sallfern
6obet lie NIT beutiden Momet qes
tauft. Da GIBBS @ttoben lpie.. ;3eps
pelinitraBe, alilditrabe, Hitter ben
ainbet, Ue9zGtroBe. Mli6 olle
Wcllble9bauie ct, in benen tie ipobnen,
eobet Numett tpie: 9obenSollernbura,
aaiierin Mueuite gittorio, Saus
SabSbtrs, Ssl9o!onb, 2uft19tffbatle
Ii. /. N.
Mugsn6lidlt@ befinben ii4 lit ben
beioeh gefatge,enlogern uuf Ho<
b%ertsbopgte atpeitallfcnb Ma1ner. Die
t1ellefl WnfDmmlinse tperben itets init
nfftnen Mrlnen empfoneenl ipsit iie
bic einsige auelle linr, bic bic t1eue
fteh Mn@ri6tcn a,ls Ger Mubenmelt
brinet. Sat- tdgli6 tommen r,elle
@efnnstt1e, bic burh bic 9oliaei allse
ftttbtg eemo6t pber burA quite Greutls
be %an9ege6en perbe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
@ic's @raf Saciclcr madltc..

Sine lebr gliidlibe Metbpbe, le;ne
5plbuten ppr lleberporteiluns 81 be-
mobren, batte @rdf Saeieler als aonr=
handkerchief General bes l6. Dir
meetprps in Meb. Mls er einmul
Dor Dem Musmur ID Ser 5ruppen lah,
CAB li9 Die Manni6aften in ben
8antinen nod 8urit, Safe II. I. ID.
t%auften, ging er aud gu benz Wirt
u1lo lieb 1i9 fir 10 pfg. aebernurlt
uno fir 10 pig. 2otbrinser 2anDfd1e
seben. 8eipes puroe ibm fem eingez
ipidelt iiberreidt. Gr ltsB nun cine
Mn5abl 9plbaten, Sic altd fir je 10
pig. 8urf uno Safe gefauft batten,
antreten urb Seiste linen bic Ypr-
tionen, Die er erhalten bate, nit Der
5ra9e, ob lie ebenippiel betpmmen
bdtten. nNein, grSellen5, nur bolb
lppiel!!" nor Bic Mnt!pprt, rnp Elm
8ergleid be1tdtiste, DOB Die @plooten
reht batten. Sdapn an moere11
5ose erIdien pann an ben Sentiment
mirt Elm gsf:5l DOB ct fir 10 pig.
so @romm 2ebernurit poer $50
Gromm 2%ptbringer Safe gu perab=
reiden babe. 5oniel batten Die Ppr=
tipnen eelppgen, bic Ger @raf 6aeTsz
ler 1elbit erbalten bate. 6reilib
miro Der GnRtinentpirt, Der eben ben
General beIpnbers gut bette beoienen
pollen, toum auf Die Soften 9etpms
men iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
Gnaliide Mer1eplotate.
se1ensmiirbise M~usitcanne III BET beut-
idcn @etdsDanptitabt.

lNS~ts
Cine Musitequng bon ensti{den
rSoloaten=M erbeplafater" tpurbc i'm
5oben5oaern : &unitgetperbe6aus in
Berlin erDffnet, SIS iinb friessomtz
li9e 8erbeplafuie, bic aus ben pri=
batbefiB BON Or. Sans 5a9s, Dem
g%orliBenben bes 8ereins Der ptafatz
frennoe, ltammen.
Das M%erbeplafat 1T cine redt ate
@inri9tung, tie tit in ben 3eiten ent<
tanosn, no Retrutierullg uno Orr
gdn5ung Der ite6enoen 9eere aus
i9lieBli4 auf Dem Werbelplten be-
rubten. Sn 5ranfrei4 fiibrte mon
biele @erDeplafate 3uerit elm, lie linb
alleb BORT t~einestDe9s gang perihlDunz
ben, benn nod i'm Sa1re 1908 purz
ben fir .sri9teoene berittene Waf=
fen in Jrantreid nod oret~, BIER
unb funfjdbrige JreilplIise auf Dem
8ege Des plafats geiuat. Mls Nn=
l%odungsmitiel fir Dos Seer bat aber
Oas plafat in England BIS auf ben
beutisen Sag fdon Oesbalb cine
9auptrolle seipielt, ipeil a3-t DIE az
9emeine Weerpfli6t ais cine null.
tari1ttf9e" @tnridtung betra1tet
miro, Die bes freien @ritcn unlpiirDig
lit. 9eute allerbinss laeint man lid
gu onDerer Infiat oefebren gu polz
len, oenn Die ginfisrung Der algsz
melnen Mebrpflidt 1T in oieiem Na<
genblid Der 9uuptgegenitono aler in
nerpDlitii9en &dmpfe GroBDrttan=
utens.
Man fann nun ni9t iogen, 10
mirb aus Berlin beri9tet, 0ab bic
friegsamtli9en Merbeplafate, be i'm
@oben5pllern=8un itgelperbebaus aus
geIteat itno, in belonoersr @siie auf=
resenO pirfen. Die platate, Die auz
Observation-Disclosures itammen, UNI
Die perf4iebentli4 bereit5 perDffentz
li9t puroen, iinb BON unsleid1 boz
berem ginbrud, lie berluden oui
@inbilbungsfraft llno paierlGnbil4es
| Gmpfinoen in erresenoerer @eiie 81
mirten, als Die triegsamtli9en OR
5eusniie. 2ebtere 5eigen etpas 8e:
t%lamebaftes, pie ettpa Elm seldidtel
@ei9aftsmann aunoen einfanssr
mill. Sin GROCER @4ub bon Gent
mentalitdt unD patbps lit nebenbe
ou9 BARN entbalten, oenn mir iebel
2orD aitdener in bDdlteigener Yer
1pn, uno au9 Britannia in goloene:
Mii1tuns feblt ni9t. 8rennenoe DIR.
fer uno @tdoie, flii6tenpe Miitse
nit ibren &inOern fe5len lbltps-
1tdnbli9 AUDI nidt. Muf einem on
bern Plafat liebt man al1f boben
5ellen cinen 1tplSen 2Dpen. I'm Del
ii9 bier iunge 2Dnen, Nuitralien
Snoien, &anaoa unb Neuieslanb
I; bilfrei9 geitelt baben, Inn ibm segel
feline 5einoe bei5u1te6en. Die Nus
itellllns 1T inipfern iebr intereIlont
als lie uns mebr ,als aaes anoerl
einen &inblid in Die englil9e 8ipd
gel tattet. Sci uns betra9tet es ieDer
mann, ob arm pber reid, pb bed
pber nieprig, als Die bot9ite Uni
1elbitber itdnolibe gbrenpfli4t, iii:
oas @aterlouo gu fdmpfen: in gllg
LAMB mllb auf oieie ghrenpflid
Our9 3irtusplatate blnsepielen per
Ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
MIs ruI1iihe Srupbyu

- Mls ru1iid e Sruppsn
opm 270. Snfanterie= Re9iment an
Is. September 1914 su S6iu9alen
i'm areis Sillit bon osutider 5rupz
pen ansesriffen uno iGlpsr benrangt
pllrben, buben Tie finf frieolide Gin
mobner oes 9rtes a1fsegriffen. nit
5triden gebunren, onei babon ourd,
8aionettlti9s setDtet uno 5msi ourd)
9aipneE fid)e pertpunoet; Dem f"iinften
@efansenen 9elans es, nit ben Ser
ipllnoeten ben Ruhen gu entfommen.
Der llrbeber bieier iddnbltden &os
belt, Sberit Wplfpp bonn go. ruff
lhen Snfanterie= Reeiment, 1T in
peutl9s &rie9ssefansenl6aft geraten
unb bat, naGoem er sur gntlaitune
ieines GewilIes letn 8erbrehen einee=
itonoen hatte. Selbitmorb periibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
Mcrf,uHroigc &rieibcfDrbcruns.


Dit MISUNDERSTANDING i'm &rie=
&c bat nidt {elten gu eisenortisen
2i1ten gefiibrt. 60 er5dblt ein en9li<
ider &riegstprreiponDsnt einen Iebr
mertpiiroisen 5ol1 aus benz 7oer
&rie9e. 8o5atne mollte, lpdbrenb er
nit feiner Mrmee III MeB eingel@toi>
len mar, cine Botidaft ourd bic oeutz
lden 8elaserunsslinien binourdgez
lanaen laiien. Sin iun9er Mann
sei9te 1i9 masemltig 9el1us, Dos I'm
ternebmen ms5ufiibren. gu oieiem
3iped lieb er 1i9 einen 3abn sieben
nnb en- beiien Stelle einen tiinltliden
ein1esen, in belien SDblrng in elmer
tleinen !6iil1e cine Gbiffrebepeide Der.
bergen purbe, Die ouf pbotpgrapbiz
T6em We9e au mitrplfopiider 8in=
3igfeit bertleinert moroen mar. Damn
oerlieb Der Damn, 9ebiillt in Die
2umpen zines 8c.tlers, bic Stabt.
Die ppiten mubten b!ino nod benz
ulleberldufer" idieBen, Der ideinbar
flpb. Nutiirli6 mrroe er BON ben
oeutiden Sruppen eefonsen ge1pm=
men, bic i'm ober. bu lie ni6ts @eyz
oddtises an i'm entpedten, pieper
loslieRen. So tonnte cr feline BOT
st.a.t nlIdli1 auSri1ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

9as 8ilo aeist Trau sc. Wsit, bic
bor oreiunospansis Sabren Ben 5rauz
enz9tlfsperetn Des Sroens Ser Muceaz
bder sriinoete, als lie ben eriten Spa
teniti6 fir ous -Maccabder=
Seim tat, bef1en @runoiteiE. in Yort
9uron, Mi6., in bie!em Monat eele9t
puroe. Srau Msit 1T Supreme gom-
manoer Ser 5rauenorgoniiation.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
Gin GRIMM, mar1m bic
Citizens Trust
& Savings Bank
BIG 8rabD strake,
cite bcr %itarfelt 8nrfcu lit 9a.
nc1tpDrt, Splua, lit.

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Seine 8ant lit irgenbnie hdr<
ter als sic Manner, Sic binter
ibr 1te6en, - Sic WGnner, Sic
tire GDlitif beltimnen unb tire
@ei9afte leiten.
@tnes Der itdrflten @ntbaben
Der Gitisc,1s Srmit & sapings
8anf 1T lire 9ireftpren 8ebDrs
be, beren Mitglieber ale 2eltte
BON 5teuung iinb, ~ 2eute, Die
ldon borber beoeutenbe grfolge
in ibrer eigenen @elddftsbran<
6e .er5ielt baben. 9iele 2el1te
bleiben fortipabren6 in gerbin<
brng nit Den 0ngele9enbeiten
Der 8anf, 16enfen Sbnen lire
Iufmerflamfeit l111b Ia11en linen
Bic 8obltbat ibrer rei6en CTR
%fabru11gen 5utbeil tperben. Inn
Sbnen als 9epoiitor nnb 1i9
ielb1t als Nttionar Ben gr0Btz
m0gli9cn S1ub 5utommcn at
laIIen.
9ircftprem:
6. s. 9ousbertp, BrdIient.
@. s. 8%ruunlie, &allirer.
$. 8. 5ncbpttcr, Grd1iDent Ser
Soma Surnitl1re 60.
Spl Wprit, @isentbiimer Der
Sub glptbtng So.
8. s.. 8artcmrDcr, @igentbumer
Der s. $. 8artemeDer @roce>
TT So.
g. $. Carroll, 3abnar5t.
Srcb 9. Sbaron, 8eitungsberz
%allSgcber unb Roitmeiiter bon
9abenpnrt.
S. q. 6anlcp, Me6tsanpalt.
Better S. Grppf, &rdlibent Ser
6anfebe Snbeltment Co.,
Brdiibent ut1b 56abmeifer
Der grppf 8rps. 2ar1nbrb So,
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

term. As the larger part Of the civil
cases on the docket are still ones in
which he was at one time attorney
they had to be placed at the last Of
the docket. He will try the criminal
cases and such civil ones as have
arisen since he became judge, and
Judge McHendrie will later preside
at the trial of the others.
A number of minor criminal cases
have already been disposed Of. and
the court is now occupied with the
principal case which is the charge Of
murder against W. II. France, cat
tleman living on Wolf creek, who last
spring killed a Mexican sheep herder
from a neighboring ranch. Mr.. France
claims he shot in self defense. The
state is represented by Attorneys
Merrill and Cole and Ralston Of Trim
idad, and the defense by Attorney
d. NJ. Campbell Of Pueblo.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

Next Sunday afternoon, November
21st, there will be fine program of
motorcycle races at the race track
at the Prowers County Fair Grounds
A very exciting program has been
prepared and all the local experts are
entered. The admission will be 25
cents and everybody invited to turn
out and see the most exciting races of
the season.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

The play, "A Modern Woodman, "
given last Friday evening at the high
school auditorium by local talent as
sisted by the Messrs. Ellis, profess
sional actors who coached the per
formers. The auditorium was packed
to overlooking and all were repaid as
every part in the caste was ably Civ
en-, and the interesting plot ably
carried out to the finish 1t proved a
great financial success also, and the
program was the most literally pat
ronized one ever put out here.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

star of the game was Will Strong,
fullback Of the Aggies, who was cap
tain Of the Lamar Savages the year
they won the state high school cham
pionship. Wills host of friends
watched the returns of this game al
most as eagerly as they did our own
game. His name is placed on the
All Conference Team as fullback by
the unanimous verdict Of the experts.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

The ladies' of the Christian church
will serve a Thanksgiving dinner in
the building recently vacated by the
Daily News. 1t will be 90 cents a
plate and the following menu will be
served:
Celery Pickles Olives
Roast Turkey with Gravy and
Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potatoes
Fruit Salad
Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie Jelly
Coffee
After Dinner MINIS
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17
Special Meeting

Lamar Lodge No. 80, A. F. & A.
NJ, will hold special communication
on Thursday evening of this week for
the purpose of comforting several
third degrees. A special invitation
has been extended to Unity Lodge at
Eads to be present and take part and
a number of the members have signi-
fed their intention to be here. Re
freshments will be served and a hig
time is expected.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

j. o. Stream on returning from a
visit to his May Velley ranch this
week informs us that for the first
time in the history of this section
crows have appeared in large fiocks.
1t looks at present as if a kind Prov
dence was providing plenty of their
favorite food for the democrats next
year, but like the democrats them
selves, when too numerous they be-
come pestivorous and steps should
be taken to keep them down. The
crow is entirely too much of free
trader to be a good citizen.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

On Wednesday, December LIST, A. p.
Henry will hold big sale of horses,
cattle, farm implements and house
hold goods at his farm pa miles
south of McClave. There will be a
big dinner at noon served by the
ladies of the McClave NJ. f. Church.
c. b. Ray will be the auctioneer. Mr..
Henry and family are moving to La
mar.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17
Tuesday, December 7th

Don't forget that date. 1t is the
most important Of the season. The
Yamba Minstrels will give the great
est minstrel entertainment ever pulled
off in America on that evening at
the Lamar opera house. They are
holding nightly rehearsals and max
ing preparation for swell show
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17
Lamar Boy Stars

The Fort Collins Aggies won the
state football championship last Sat
urday by defeating the Colorado Col
lege Tigers. The game was one Of
the hardest fought of the season and
was won by the score Of "a to 10. The
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17
Bank Statement

We publish in another column the
statement of the First National Bank
for November 10. 1t shows a big in
crease of deposits over the September
statement and reflects the beginning
of the inflow Of money to pay for the
moving crops.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17
See "Mr. Bob"

The junior class of the hign school
will give a play, Mr.. Bob" at the
high school auditorium on Friday
evening, November 10. Admission,
adults 25c, children l5c. Everybody
invited.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17
Strain Bros.

The old reliable firm of Strain Bros
are handling the very highest grades
of coal for all purposes, heating, cook
ing and furnace, and at reasonable
prices. See their ad in another col
ann.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

A football game between the Fort
Lyon sailors and ;ne 'a'1t. former
stars will be played On Thank ing
afternoon at Association Park. Don't
miss it.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

Nothing even approaching its stu
pendous magnitude and magnificence
was ever seen before in city the
size of Lamar. Keep the date in your
hat.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

J. L. Mayfeld of Granada was in
attendance at court today.
G. w. Karin of Granada was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Brookshire re-
turned this week from a visit with
relatives in Missouri.
Allen Lambright of Las Animas
has been among the attorneys in at
tendance at court this week.
Mrs. T. ]. Hopper of La Junta was
in Lamar this week visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee.
Ex-Sheriff John A. Simpson came
up from Granada last Saturday to
transact business at the county seat.
II. r. Case, formerly of Lamar
now of Montrose, was in Lamar last
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Polhemus left
last Saturday for San Francisco to
visit the fairs and spend few weeks
vacation.
Russell Mayfeld and Roy Gregory
and Misses Bessie Mayfield and Edna
Agnew of Granada were Lamar Wis
itors the first of the week.
l.. Writ Markham has been laid up
for couple of days as a result of
the auto trip Tuesday on Prowers
county's smooth boulevards.
The turkey supper given by the
Presbyterian church on Monday even
ing was largely attended and was a
big success in every way.
Curt Jones, who has for several
months been foreman of the Two
Buttes Sentinel, was in Lamar this
week enroute to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Wilson Of To
peka visited over Sunday with Mrs.
F. f. Irwin. Mrs Wilson was for
merly Miss Gingery and lived several
years in Lamar.
]. Alva Carrico, who has for sew
eral years been foreman of the Sparks
office, resigned last Saturday and has
taken a position with the w. NJ
Dickinson Co. store.
Sheriff l. C. Downing has appoint
ed o. II. Rhodenbaugh as undersher-
if to take the place made vacant by
the resignation of Jack Weber, who
has held the position for the past
nine months.
The Daily News office was moved
this week down into the business sec
ton of the city and is now located
Just across the street from the Reg
lister office in the south room Of the
Butler block.
Mrs. H. J. johnson entertained a
small party of her lady friends at
cards last Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon was very enjoyable passed
playing Five Hundred. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
Chas. Hansen returned to Lamar
the first of the week after an absence
Of several years, and has decided to
locate in Colorado again. This week
he is holding down his old time job
as foreman of the Sparks, position
he held for a number of years before
leaving Lamar.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Cora
Case was held from the Church &
Adams undertaking parlors On last
Saturday afternoon and was largely
attended by her friends. She was
laid to rest in Riverside cemetery be
side her son who died here several
wears ago. The deceased was for a
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

Judge CRANKY Hillyer opened the
November term of district court here
on Tuesday and set the docket for the
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17
For Sale

sows, each with seven pigs, &
shoats about 100 lbs. each. viii take
part in grain willard Keen, Good
ale Add, Southeast corner Of Lamar.
The Lamar register., 1915-11-17

here, whose deepest sympathy goes
out to her husband in his affection.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1915-12-10
Sun Rises And Sets
In Jackson County
From Aberdeen News. Dec. ,th. 1915.

From Aberdeen News. Dec. 18th, 1915.
Washtay," said big man to
the Daily News reporter yesterday
and the scribe knew the man with
the grip of welcome came from the
west for "washtay" does not, as
might be expected, mean Monday
but is Sioux for good day.
The visitor to the city was no
other than A. G.. Granger of Kad
Okla, Jackson county, South OAK
ota, secretary of the Kadoka Com
mercial club and one of the earnest
and sincere boosters of the rising
young county known as Jackson.
Jackson has in truth got good
material to boost. Jackson county
has had great year; the crops
have been bountiful. the prospects
for another great yield are rosy
hued, people are paying debts and
what is best, they are not going to
take any hiers but seek to reap the
results Of steady growth in
wealth from now on.
Speaking of crops, said Gran
ger, let me give you few figures.
One man had 10 acres of rye that
went 40 bushels to the acre. He
had two other pieces that went 81
and 50. Wheat in general went
from 20 to Al bushel. Any low
yields that we had we're only from
hail for there was verv little rust
and little red rust in the oats.
l know OF some oats that were
hailed and so per cent hail insur-
ance collected on them and yet
they yielded 40 bushel to the acre.
Most of the oats ranged from so to
10 bushel to the acre, machine
measure.
OF course you know all abou,
the I36 bushel to the acre yield
that William Hickox got, for tha,
was in all the papers. John Grof,
! of Sphinx held the record for awhile
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1915-12-10

liabilities, and we will owe Stanley
county nothing, and will have a
credit coming to us. In spite of
the fact that the Jackson CO.
unity commissioners offered TO do
everything in their power to bring
about an equitable settlement, as
did the commissioners from
Haakon; we were hauled into court
and an additional expense OF $500
put on us--the Press now feels
thar the tax payers OF our county
are entitled to settlement accord
ing to the law as laid down by the
supreme court, and with the Board
of Commissioners we have, we can
look for just that kind of settle
ment. It's every mans privilege
to drag one of his fellow-men into
court. but when the bull dog makes
grab at the seat of his pants and
misses the location-it generally
makes him nervous" and "ner-
vous" man sometimes raises hi.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1915-12-10

Word has reached the Press Office
that Charles Gilchrist who is attend.
ing the Huron College, received fifth
prise among class of eighty-six stu
dents. who entered in contest of ad
writing tor one of the Huron banks.
We are indeed glad to note this sue.
ess of "Chic.' and If he can develop
into successful add writer, he need
have no fear but what he will be able
to secure position when thru school