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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21
Mule Foot Hogs Immune from
Cholera.

Several Of our readers will no
doubt be interested to hear of the re-
cent tests that were made by local
parties to determine whether the
mule foot hog is immune from chol-
era or not, and from the result OF the
tests It appears impossible for them
to contract the disease. Rry McMur-
ray has just finished placing two of
his mule foot pigs in separate pens
with hogs dying from the cholera and
left them until the sick hogs were
dead, with no i'll effects to the mule
foot hogs. During the winter he has
made five such tests and C. G. Little
has made two. both with the same re-
suit. Corydon Democrat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21

Last week word was received that
John Dufiield had received the APP
|pointment as carrier on Rural Route
No. out Of Garden Grove. The ex-
animation for this position was given
several months ago. and during that
time Chas. Fisher has been carrying
the mail as substitute, and has
mace an excellent carriers Mr.. Duff
field now has q position al street car
conductor in sDes Moines and it has
not been learned here whether he
will accept the position as carrier or
not. Vance Knapp. carrier on route
No. 2 has been In the service for =.
years and has AN excellent record
Garden Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21
Crown.

C. NJ. Axes shipped hogs from
Crown Saturday of last week and
Monday of this week.
Ralph Goodman and wife are the
proud parents of another little girl
which made her appearance last Sun
day night.
j. D. Brown has put up shanty
for his hired man to live in temper
arily until he can make arrangements
to build nice residence in the
spring. "a
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21
Rusk-still.

Mr.. Earl 1T. Rusk of Mt. Ayr, and
Miss Mabel Still, of Leon, were unit
ed in marriage at the Methodist par
sonage last Sunday noon, the cere-
mony being read by Rev. Guy j. Fan
she, pastor of the Leon M. E. church.
"A number of relatives and friends of
the bride and groom accompanied
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Rusk intend to
make their home at Mt. Ayr where
the groom works at the carpenter
trade. We extend best wishes for a
happy married life. 4
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21
Your Last
Chance

The T., X. Kelly Sales System con-
tracte6 to close out this. immense
stock of merchandise by Saturday,
January 80. It AWST BE DONE,
and the final cut in. prices will
crowd this store with eager buye
If your VALUE MONEY!, don't miss
it. You: can save more money in one
days, shopping than, you ever did in
your life:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21

For Sale on the Stone farm, s y.
miles northwest OF Leon, 4 n miles
northeast OF Decatur. native lumber
OF. all kinds, fence posts, split or
sawed and stove wood w w, Full
ton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21
Mrs. Walter Gassett and children
of Wyoming are visiting at the home
of F.. w. CARRIER near Crown this

Of F. ". CARRIER near Crown this
week.
The Jake Hale farm has changed
hands again, this time having been
transferred to a man near Des
Moines by the name of Parker. He
will move on the place and fix it up
for his future home.
Mr.. Roe will move next spring to
a farm that he has recently purchas-
ed north of Allert0n. Mr.. Place will
move onto the farm vacated by Mr..
Roe. We are sorry to see Mr.. Roe
and family moved away.
There will be preaching services at
the chapel next Sunday at IL. Let us
have good turnout and an interest
ing time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21
Come, Hitch Your Dol.
lar to the Biggest Loadt
il Ever Pulled.

Some people, perhaps wisely, have
bided their time for the last days;
their expectations WILL BE REAL
lied. We have trampled down and
destroyed EVERY PRICE beyond
possible recognition, as we have ban
ished from our thoughts every con-
sideration of COST, LOSS OR VAL
UE. Don't wait. COME TODAY.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21

Meet me at Cherrington's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-21

Come Hitch Your Dol @ Your Last
=-7=r==- :=-: =-=-.- 80 80
$ - $$ rs -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

@eidmben un6 ieinen &ieienmenger
Munitior1, aber a11sgeridtet bot e,
gur nidts. ST bertrand ii9 bortreff
li6 boruuf unbe6eutenbe lofole ST.
folge at groBen Siegen a%1f5ubau:
1hen, nobel er au9 Dor groben l1n=
tpubrbeiten nidt 5urifidredhe. Doz
bot ibm mie6erbof idorfe 3uredt1pei=
lnngen bom be11tidyen @enerolltob
eingdrogetr, un6 5ur Mebrung ieinez
Gubmes bot 6as ie6enfans nidt BET
getrogen. @ein Ro6folger bot ein=
NAL ourd einen idtuuIitigen Cages
befebl BON ii6 re6en gemadt, sos iii
aber al16 anes, mas man bon linn
>peiB. Sb er sos 0~berfommon6o
uber Die britiiden Iruppen ielbititan=
Dig erbat o6er Oh n11nmebr General
SoHre 6en Sberbefebl iiber iGmmt=
lide Streittffraiiffte 6es @eltens erbalt
nro General Soig iid linn unteroro=
mem m1B, miro man abtparten mill
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

bat, un6 oos lirl6 Sic @ahenfabrifa1r
ten. SIRE uneriattlide Gollargier ii
es anein, Sic briiben IN europa Sos
nusloie Mor6en I'M @ange balt rn>
bier in Mmerifa uniere pirtb1doftlide
3ufunft perfrIppelt. 9u5u miro I'M:
ler ebrlider Name Be ledt, unie1
Gternenbonner beidimpft .unb gum
Defma1tel infame1 Meuhelmor0s
benust. ln6 sos olles ion iih 6os
amerifaniide @olf gefalen laiien,
bloB bomit Morgan, Sdnmub un6 &C.
noiien unge5dblte Miuioner 9oQars
in ibrer nimmeriatten Sabgier ein=
Itreidyen f0r1en?
@eibnuhten ltebt Dot ser SbIr,
SOS 5meite @eibnudte1 in 6ieiem emit
ietliden &riege. Sbne 6ie mobniin=
nige 9oaoriudt ser @offenfabrifan=
ten f0nrte beute ouf Ser gun5en Gr0e
ser 2obgeiong ert0nen: n6rtebe quf
gr6en uno Sen Meniden Elm 8oblge=
faGen!" - Mber man oient 6em g.
ten Mmmon, borlm famn es n1dt
ert0nen: u@bre lei @ott in Ser 50bet"
. @ir6 Ser GongreB> Ser oo6 Ste
mabre Gertretung 6es amerifaniiden
Iolfes BARTLETT, in bieier @eibnad]ts=
seit iolde @e6or1fen in 1einem Ser
SEN betpegen? @er bier
min, men6e iid iofort on
Sic Mmeriean embargo Conference,
1879 q. @larf-StruBe, Chicago, ST.,
sic ones @erbematerial %foitenfret
aus en6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Sic Seem Oorfer baben iid tin Gei=

Nv ~SSo Ou%%S% yuOCu ItuJ ttl 0lkl=
ter 1tanbbilo Ser Sungfraue BON Or
leans augelegt. @as BEL Ser gntbml=
lungsfeier mdt geiagt tpuroe, NOR
ooB oie Sel0in bon 6en gngIdn6ern
berbranm mur6e, unb boB Elm 6ran=
5ofe, Solitaire, 6eiien @eiit beute nod
I'M fran5oiiiden @olfe fortlebt iie ouf
oo5 fdan6lidite in SEN g9mub ge5o=
gen bat, mdbren6 es Elm 6ertider
Oi9ter mar, Ser Denigltens Den res
liden geriu6 madte, ser SeI6enge-
1tolt geredt 5u uer6en. ugoItaires
Encele 5'Srleans lit elm Sdnn6=
flef oes adt5ebnten Sabrbunoerts, n
idreibt Erofeilor Or. g6uaro gngel
IN elmer geididtliden Stuoie uber
Dos fran50iiide @eI6enmdofen. @diI=
Ter fannte nuturlid @oltoire's Gu=
ee1e, nno man 6orf pob1 iogen, 6oB
ietne @abl 6ieies stoffes fir eine
Srag0oie gera6e 6urd ieiren @ioer=
miuen gegen Sic fddn6lide MiBbon6=
lung oeS 8egenitan6es beitimnt
tpl1r6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
@te tie sic &ergelualtig1ng unie

I~
res Sanoels bot untbdtig geideben
lalien, 10 bat uniere M6miniltration
iid m14 Ser @iafiir gefigt, NIT ser
England uniere Eoitredte einidranf=
tie uno aufbob. Die 81 Mi1ionen
.9olfor> Ste inn Sabresberidt 6es &C.
n~eralpoltmeiiters als Minbereim1ab-
men ipabren6 6es eriten &riegsiab=
res ongefubrt meroen, ltn6 gum Sbeil
0ireft nuf 6ie 8eidrdnfung unieres
Noitperfebrs 6urd England 5uriid=
511fubren. 9ie urterbin6ung unie=
rer Eafetpoit nit 9eutldlanb lit Ser
lebte oft britiider @emaltmaBregel
gegen uniere Noit. grfreuliderpeiie
but man inn &ongreb iett Sic sube
INT Sic Son6 ge1pommen. Ser Mbge=
or6nete staffor6, isis, DerIa1gt BON
Ser Administration oie i%ofortige @ie=
oerberIteuung Ser poitaliiden Ser
bin6ung init SEN 3entralmddten nr6
for6ert, 6oB Sic &egierung 6iefe Ser
bin6ung 6urh leidte &reu5er ol1f=
redter6alte, faas 6ie boual16iiden
o6er mortpegiiden @hiffobrtslinien
iid aus Mng1t Dor England meigern,
uniere Hoit au bef0r6ern. Mon 6orf
boffen, 6oB Ser &ongreB> mie in bic
len a10eren Nunften> n1h bier @an=
oel idafen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
umlere 8auinbutrie iieht iid bon

nniere 8auinbuitrie iiebt iid bon
elmer idmeren 4alamitat beorobt.
Noh Sen 5urudliegen6en flauen Sab=
rem ldienen Die 8e6ingungen fir eine
lebbaftere Ibatigfeit I'M fommenoen
6rubjobr gegeben 5u fem. 4ber nun
febH es an MaterinI. Sic @affen=
utro Munitionslieferungen fir 6ie
Naiierten nebmen uniere Sittenin=
onltrle oermaben IN Mniprud, oaB
l1e ni6t imitanbe it, SEN 8eoarf an
giien un6 gtabl fir gau5mede 5u
oeden, auBer Sic unternebmer beque=
men iid gu. iebr langen 9iefsrungs=
friiten. 9umit lit ibren ober nidt
geoient, un0 DEN bon ibnen beIdaf=
ttgten Mrbeitern nod biel meniger.
Die 3ubl oieI er Mrbeiter gebt IN Seem
Dorf allein in Sic 9unoertuuien6e.
Sic baben ntogere Sabre binter lify
uno Elm Mufidmung Der SnouItrie,
BON Ser lire griiten5 abbangig lit,
fame ibnen idon megen Ser foben
9~ebensmittelpreiie iebr gelegen. Mber
Die MQiierten geben Dor. Sic mill
fen crit Der orgt nerben, Damn TONI
men uni ere arbeiter an sic Geibe.
S6arfe r al5 in 6ieiem iammerbonen
3ultan6e f0nrte unier u%n1pur6iges
8erbaltniB 5u England gor nidt gum
Mr56ruf fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
neber bas @eien bes 2emtidame=

rifanertbums dubert iid &ep. Dr,
aarl 8riH folgen6ermaBen: vNoli=
tii9 bot ii6 Der eingemonoerte
9~elnidumerifa1er bon ieirem 8ater=
lono obgeidnitten uno 5tpar fir I'M
nrer un6 ebrli@, mie oas MIR elmer
tban fann. Sod etbnii9, biitoriid
fann er ii6 nidt bon ietner @oIfs=
mgeb6rigfeit IosIoien. or fonm iei=
ne politiide 3ugeborigfeit obIegen,
oerm oieie tit et1pos MeuBeres, ettpos
ieinem @eien @ngebangtes. 9o9 iei=
ne @out, feline 6eutide @out, fonn er
bolt eben nidt m1S5ieben. 9eutid-
omerifoner fem beiBt edter, tpobrer,
begeiiterter, Mmerifa lieber6er Slime
rtfaner fem IN elmer 6eutiden 9n11t.
limb fonit beiBt es nidts. Sc lit ia
ie6em bergomt, bon ser beribm=
ten Sn6innerpriBeiiin Nofabontas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

&puberneur 8idaro Mannina.
i@einltd Cuff, iid um einen stneiten
5ermin gu beperben. Gr bot a1eez
fun0igt, oaB CT bel Ser @taatspaN i'm
nddften Sabre abermo1s als Ranbioat
fir ben Gouperneurspoifen auftreten
un0 etne enersiide &umpasne in @aene
feben fpur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
%iele 9ente 'uinems nid)t.

Cine trage 9eber fann elmer Ser
Jon etne groBe Meer1ge @Ieno berur=
lo9en. Sdtpin6elanfane, &opfmeb,
Snrtleibigfeit un6 giIi0iitqt Iin6
fidere 8eider, 6oB Cure 2eber ser
@hfe beoorf. @ebmt ST. Sings Meue
2ebenSpiaen l1n6 uber5eugt @ud mie
tie mitbelfen ami Mufbo1 6es gor5en
spitems. M114 fem fir 6en Mogen.
Silt Ger @er6a11ung. &einigt oos
SLUT un6 sic @eiidtsfurbe. Sur 25t
Bel @urem Mpotbefer. - Mna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

Sit Sobn Trend5, Ser britiide
~@odNtfommanoierer16e m1f 6em meit=
liden &riegsidoupIase, bat einen
NohfoIger erbalten. Weit linn tritt
mie6er elmer Ser aniierten 8roblbdnle
BON Sdo1plate ieiner Sbdtigfeit ab.
6ren9 mar ein uuermiiolider Gel6=
berr = I'M Bropbe5eien. @r lieB nidt
leidt eine @elegenbeh ungenutt, SEN
9eutiden Sic lidere Nieoerlage In
@11siidt GIT iteben. 8uI6 problte er
nit Ser beiieren &1talitat ieiner Col
outen, bol6 nit ieinen iberlegenen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

Photo by American Press Association.
eenatpr Sames %. @absmortb, fr.
I'm Sabre 1877 geboren uno 1T oaber
CUR Set nur o@tunooreibig SABRE aIt.
5rob 1etner Sugen0 f4eint er ober
ood Elm redt taatiser damn 3u fem,
Der cine gldnsenoe 3utunft Dor fd au
hoben f@eiut. Sein Batter, aleiden
Nomens, lebt no4 unb mar friber
Ronarebrepr0tntont.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

nb5niton1nen! @G sic nnoeren Mnee-
rifaner, Die nidt BON bieier abltam>
men, miiien 6od irgenomo berfom-
men. Man fann bod lpubrlid nidt
perlangen, 6uB lie bonn Simmel fal-
len> 10 iinb es balt eben 8inoeitrid=
Mmeritaner, 6enn iie baben Damn ne
BEN ibrer politifden un6 rotionolen
3%ugeborigteit nod cine etbniide, FL
itoriide 3uiammengeborigfeit, naiim-
lid SEN ~3uiammenbang Der 9ertunft
nit irgenb einem 8olfe Der @roe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
8o3u nod oaS unnnbe
8lutner9ieken?

(NHl. VHluuI8u-S
@enn man bel1te gang unporteiiih
sic Gage auf Sen peridiebener ariegs-
tbeater1r iiberidaut, 10 muB ieoem I'M
5peifelboft flar iein, BOB 9el1tidlanb
NIT leinen 8erbiin0eten ben furd]tba-
rem griiten5fampf ba1te idon gemor-
nen bot. SIM @elten ltebt Ser fel0-
grm1e gtienman tros aler NIT gau-
fen uno 3rommetenidaa angefiin=
oigten Sffeniipe Ser Muiierten uner-
idiitterlih 90. SIM Often iinb Ole Sui
len big bief in ibr 9ano bineingetrie=
ben moroer, idmmtlide midtige Sc
ltungen uno Observation-Disclosures
lino in oeutldem 8elit, iooab ein
Gorl toB Ser Huiien, INN oos %perlorene
Gebiet mieoer5ugepimen, einfah Ell
ne ltnm0glidfeit lit. 9os Strafge=
riht iber Serbien bot iib inter Ma=
fenien uno leinen maderen otter
reidiid=ungariiden uno bulgariiden
9unbesgenoiIen nit 8lise5ihneae
noll5ogen. 9ie oliierte SiIfsurmee
lit burdp Sic tupferen 9ulgaren n1s=
einan0ergeriiien uno Bis nod 5aloni=
fl bineingeiagt moroen. Ger @eg nad
&leinuIien un0 ban1it nod 0em Slre5=
fa1ral uno @gppten itebt SEN 3entral=
mmhten beute often.
Mber SOS Shlimnlte fir Sic or
Iiierten lit Sic Sbotlode, oub beute Sic
3entralmadte SEN Maiierten a1h an
Sr11ppen5ubl iberlegen iino. 9islang
botten ia a~leroings Sic Maiierten bie
5ablermabige ltebermaht. @e1m lie
MIN init on ibrer ltebermadt nidts
o11srtdten fonnten, ion6ern MIR Nie=
berlage ei11beimite mie Ion es Damn
neroen, penn BON iebt ab Sic Central
mdfte Sic l1eber5obl baben? Ser
@eg ourh Sic Siirfei 1ah SEN @ebie=
ten, mo Minionen bon Mnielmanner1r
MIR 6arauf bren1ren, @affen 5u erbul=
ten, Inn gegen Sen per6oBten engli=
id1en Tein6 losidlogen 5u f0nnen,
Itebt berte melt often. 9a5u fommt,
6oB aus 6ieien @ebieten 6es Srients,
gulfnn lomobI als n1h &leinuiien,
9el1t1hIo1b NIT 1einen gerbinbeten
anes, tpos ibnen bisber fnnpp mor,
erbalten funn, mie 2ebens=
&upfer, @one, 8aumtpone
un6 10 meiter. @s fann alio BON Ell
rer Musbungerung Ser 3entralmd6=
tie, tpie iih 6as humane england bos
10 biibid ol1sge6oht botte, !,
be11te feline Heoe mebr fem. 9uS lit
fiir oIe 3eiten borbei. :
@o5u ollo nod 6os unniibe g1ut=
oergieBen? Sc ldnger Ser &rieg iest
anbdf, lie mebr Spfer on foItba=
rem Slut Geut1hlnno nit ieinen Ser
5inoeterr bringen m1tB, TIM 6ie @eg= +,
ner %en0gultig auf 6ie &niee GIT 5nin= 5
gem, TIM 10 briifen6er merben un6 !,
oemgemdB 6ie 6rieoensbeoin= I,
J1tngen fir Sic geiiegten meroen. Mn .
BEN Ser. gtooten aqein liegt es, 6ie= 5
'em 11rniiten Blutbergieben Ginholt :
III gebieten. @os fir Elm Sntereiie 5
boberr Sic Ser. gtoaten, 6ub Tie :
g Biz beute nod nidt getbo1 hoben? :
So liegt 6od mobrboftig nidt IN un'
erem SntereIie, men1 Uni er BEL tier
europa, uirtbidoftlih ruiz
riert miro, uern Sic Meniden in GU I
,opo, BON 6eren 6o9 ie6er ein5elne /
iir uns einen mnebmer bari tent- l
ni%nionentpeiie geto6tet merben. Sc {
It mir cine fleire @r11ppe bier in :
Imerifo, bie Sntereiie ON Ser Sort !
,auer bieies m1bloien 8lutperg ieBenS t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Qebt Gnre traae Seller anf.

Inn Cure 9eber in Sbdtigfeit 81
bolter, gebraa1dt 81. &ings Secure Sc
benspiden. @ie fidern quite @erom=
ung, pertreiben @ortleibigfeit unb
itGrfen Sos garae SDitem = balt
Cure Mugen far uno geiun6 ousfe=
ben6. Sour 25f BEL guren Mpotbe=
fern. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Wun(f6t Wieoermo6(.
Sib-Garpiinas Gpuberneur lit San
1ioat fir stueitct1 Geru1iu.

@ouberneur Gi9aro Monnine BON
@uozgarolina, Der iih bur9 Die
itrenge 9ur9fibrung Der prohibiz
tionsseiebe in ieinem staote einen gez
nifen STUFF erfDcrben but, bnt uugen=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Gbmaro 6. McGau.

tommen. SIS miro gelteno gemadt,
oaB er in ieiner gigenidaft ols aomz
miKdr Gntideiounsen IN Jdaen obee=
geben bobe, in pel9en es ii4 Tim ois
Snterefen getDiHer aorporationen sez
banbelt babe, an pel4en er, als 4ftioz
NOR, finan5ieu interefiiert 1T. Ser
@ouperneur bes @taates Seem gort,
9err Wbitman, 1T eriu9t poroen, in
Dem ieniationeuen Sole ein5ugreifen
unb 9errn Me@au 1eines Nmtes gu
entbeben.
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Der Junafe.
Sames %. @aSStpprtb, IT,, bad
..Sdbn" De5 SuuSe4ieunf4.

9as iIngite Mitglieo bes gunoesz
ienots Ser Der. Staten 1T @enator
Sames %. Ma0sDortb, IT,, bon Netn
gort, Der unter Sen meiiten bo4beiabrz
ten Mitglieoern jener &0rperidaft oas
refine uBobp" 1T. gr tpuroe ndmfid
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WiG nid6t ee6en.
8etriebStommifidr Nteg al bon Retp
9ort 3nr @efianatipn a~ufseforbert.

@6marb 6. MeGan, Dem als Worz
fbenoen Der 8etriebstommiiion Der
@taot Nep Dort quai riaterlide
Befugnife auiteben. 1T aufgeforoert
norben, feline @teuung nieoeraulesen.
bot fi@ aber bisber getDeigert, oie}er
peremptorii9en Nufforberung nad5u=
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-30
,g the old Accidental Life In

ing the old Accidental Life In
surance Co. of California, were
in town Wednesday and left
the same day for a trip to towns
south of here. DR.. Sprankle had
his big Overland car along to
pull 'em through, and they will
make trips to St. Johns a n d
Springerville while on the jour
ney.
The best rain so far this season
came last Sunday night. 1t was
a steady downpour and lasted
throughout the night.
The directors of the A. G. M.
|. held a meeting in Holbrook
Wednesday.
Several stock buyers have beer
in town the past week.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-30
Canning Demonstration
for Cold Pack Method

Leland S. Park, State Leader
in charge of Boys and Girls
Club work and employed by the
University Cf Arizona College of
Agriculture and u. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, cooperating,
will hold a canning demonstra-
tion at Social Hall, Snowflake,
at 2:30 p. M, Aug. 9th. This
method of canning has been
carefully worked out by the U.
S. Department Of Agriculture
and embraces a good many ad-
vantages over the old method of
canning. Here are a few of the
advantages:
l. Very little work over the
hot stove.
2. The texture, shape and
color of the products are not de-
stroyed.
3. Objectionable acids ar
eliminated.
a. The process is based on
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-30

scientific principles and reduces
losses to the minimum.
5. Corn, beans and peas can
be put up with excellent results.
Mr.. Parke carries a 5 pound
pressure cooker with him for
demonstration purposes, but will
demonstrate with an ordinary
wash boiler to make it as prac-
ticable as possible and in keep
ing with what could be rugged
up in any home. He has been
holding these demonstrations all
over the state and has collected
a good many practical pointers
from other folks who have been
successful with beans, corn,
peas, etc.
The public is invited to attend
this demonstration, but Mr..
Parke is very anxious that the
girls attend as the work is espe-
cially for the young folks who
are interested in the canning
club work. Such clubs have
many advantages such as free
literature, cooperation with the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
and the University of Arizona
College of Agriculture, competi-
tion for state prizes, etc. The
demonstration is free and every
body is cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. Parke will give a demon
stration at Taylor on Tuesday,
the 10th.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-30
Lists 3-3576 and 1857
RESTORATION TO ENTR

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 165
acres, within the Sitgreaves National
Forest, Arizona, will be subject to
settlement and entry under the pro-
visions of the homestead laws of the
United States and the act of June IL,
1906 GA Stat, 233), at the United
States land office at Phoenix, Arizona,
ou August 80, 1915. Any settler who
was actually and in good faith claim
ing any of said lands for agricultural
purposes prior to January l, 1906, and
has not abandoned same, has prefer
ence right to make homestead entry
for the lands actually occupied. Said
lands were listed upon the applications
of the persons mentioned below, who
have preference right subject to the
prior right of any such settler, pro-
vided such settler or applicant is quail
fled to make homestead entry and the
preference right is exercised prior to
August 80, 1915, on which date the lands
will be subject to settlement and entry
by any qualified person. The lands are
as follows: The WI SW4 NE4 NE4,
Sec. 5, T. en-, R. 22 E., G. and S. R.
NJ, 5 acres, application of w. o. Mer-
rill, Showlow, Arizona, List 1856.
The SW4 SW4, the W. NW4 SW4,
Sec. 8; the SCI SCI NE4, the NW4
NE4 Sci, the E3 E3 SE4, Sec. a; the
NJ M NE4, Sec. 9, T. N, R. % E..
100 acres, application of Joseph A.
Holiday, Lakeside, Arizona; List
3-3587. June 16, 1915. c. M. Bruce,
Assistant Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
First publication July 9, 1879
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Walt Shelley was up from ST.
Joseph the first of the week for
a short visit.
Miss Frances Willis returned
yesterday from an extended visit
in California.
Come in and talk over that
new house you intend to build,
with E. F. Chaffee.
Hiram Sutcliffe, the we'll known
teacher of music of Pinedale,
has an ad in this issue.
Lazelle and Misses Alice a n d
Roxie Smith attended the Oath
celebration at St. Joseph last
Saturday.
Ginghams and other staple
goods have been added to Bush
mans list OF bargains. Call and
look them over.
Some Of the peaches in this
vicinity are ripening but there
will not be enough raised to
glutton the market.
Grandma Cross left this morn
ing for visit at William Glib
sons ranch at Joppa, being ac-
companied by her grandson,
Bern Gibson.
Miss Lillian Greer, who has
been visiting here since the 4th,
left the first of the week for
Winslow to visit a sister before
returning to her home in st.
Johns.
DR.. Richard Glaze, opthalmol-
ogist of Douglas, Ariz., and Mr..
Williams, a jeveler Of Tucson,
were in town "Wednesday and
yesterday in the interest of their
respective businesses.
}. H. Chapman, late of Cali
fornia, has purchased the Wins
low Mail. The new proprietor
is a thorough newspaper man
and the Mail has improved won
derfully since he took it over.
Franklin and Arch Campbell
and Taylor Hunt returned this
week from New Mexico where
they had been to take some cat
tie and horses recently pur-
chased in this section by Clark
M. Carr, commission stock buyer
of Albuquerque.
James Mcpherson is a recent
arrival from Glasgow, Scotland,
and has accepted position as
salesman with the A. c.. M. |. at
this place. Mr.. Mcpherson is
young man of pleasing appear
ance and we are glad to welcome
him as a resident of our town.
Snowflake needs a good rest
aurant and needs it bad. Many
tourists and travelling men are
passing through all hours of the
day and about the first question
they ask is: Where is a rest
aurant?" A short order eating
place that would serve meals at
all hours could do a fine business
here.
DR.. P. D. Sprankle of Winslow
and E. R. A. Meismer, represent
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-30
New Passenger Service

A special auto car leaves Snow
flake every morning now for
Holbrook. Regular mail car
leaves here at l p. m. Passen-
gers desiring TO catch the early
morning trains out of Holbrook
should make arrangements or
telephone the evening before to
John Flakes. ranch.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-30

The Snowflake dam on Silver
Creek, about mile and a half
above town, was washed out
Tuesday on account of a big
downpour of rain further up the
line. Work will be commenced
today on the rebuilding of the
dam.