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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18
Notice by Publication

IN the District Cour, OF the 18Th judicial
District in and for Beaver County, state Of
Oklahoma;
Robt Nqwberry, Plaintiff.
vs. No. 1874
william II. Ferguson, MiRnie -. Ferguson,
John Morris aud r. Edwards. defendants.
said defendants, William n. Ferguson aud
z. X. Edwards. will take notice that they have
been .usd in the above named Court by Robt
Newberty. plaintiff hereln. upon petition filed
hy said plaintiff wherein he prays for judgment
against the said William H. ForguSon uIon a
promssOry note IN tho sum of Six Hundred
Eiglty-seyen aud Gi.10O dollars Sis7.G5l with
interest thereon from the lst day 81 October
1914. u the rate of ten per cci,t per annum, FOR
Sky Dollars 5000 attorneys fee and for
FOR, closure Of his real estate mortgage given 10
secur. the payment Of aid Indebtedness upon
the following described real estate, situate H.
beaver County, state of Oklahoma, to'wit:
The Northeast Quarter tNE1Q Of section
Thirty four la4l Township Two (2) North oi
Range Tweuty-six )26l, East Of the Cimarron
Meridian a. is moro fully set Out in plaintiffs
petition Hed in said Court, rferes-e Icing
lad theretos aud against said defendeat r. X
Edwards. 10 quiel title 10 said lard - against
any interest. claim or equity which the said =.
X Edwards may lave or claim TO have IN said
land and promises.
Plaintiff alleges in said petition that The
conditions NJ said mortgage have been broken
in this, 10 Wit
That said delerdants failed. neglected and
refused To- pay the ptnciulL and interest upon
said note when the same by tie terms thereof
hecame due and paj able and the mortgage Hen
became subject tu foreclosure, ami Ilantin
prays FOR judgment ~ lerein SCI forth aud for
fureclo.ure of said rral estate orteage, aud
for an order Of sale o. sell said real estate 90
satisfy said Indebtedness Ss requited by law.
said defendants, illiam n. Ferguson and
2 X Edwards, must answer said petition nled
herein by said plaintin on or before the JOlh
day ~ April. 1915, or said petition will he taken
as true and judgment rendered Tor planiiH aud
against said defendants and against said land
and premises in the sum of Six Hundred Eighty
seven and 6a.lOl Dollars tssI6il with interest
thereon from the IL day Of October, 1914, az
the rate Of ten per cont per aunuu. sixty Dol.
hra l5d0OO attorneys fee bnd for all costs Of
nction, aud for forecl0su sure Of said mortgage
upon ssld lar 4 and premises aud Tor an order
II sale to sell same a. provided hy Law 20 satisfy
aid Indebtedness rnd Tor all costs Of acton.
Attest g. c. DE0EAw, Cour Clerk.
lsEALl By l.. l. SHAW Deputy
Il. J. DIck,
Attorney for PlaInsG. Sls ~ 50
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

W. A Overton. Of Elmwood. return
cd the past week from a trip to South
ern Texas, geing down that way to
look up a more favorable winter home.
lie found land which he thinks will
suit him in Brszoria county, Texas,
and has invested in tract. He will
not sever his connections with Beaver
county. however, but will probably ar
range to spend the winters in warm
er cline.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

lifs-r0rk as a home missionary ~ tse
Preshytsrian church in Irdians soon
aite- hi- grsduation from Princeton
Iu 1852 Mr OTerstrset vas married
70 Misa Martha 50 Baagh. Of Bloom
ruaton. Ind Mrs. Ore-.fr-et died fol
Isll. after more ydau ffty year. uf
bea4tifIi -omgsIiorsbip win her b1.-
band The long journey was often
hard one, amid the prigaiion. atd the
giri.sftudes. much of tle time. 70 ihr
fronsier Pot the burdens we're a.-
Ways shared. AZ we're the rejoicing
and prosrerous times that came Co.
them. They moved Co Georgetown
Tcrh.. Boz ls5i. where ttey lived inr
twelve years before and uuung tla
Civil War Mr. Oger.freet i1 p ssrir-
ofHrticies iu tie Gazette i-w yenr
ago eDtt'e5. "The old Texa. ard l5e
Sew" told most interesung.Y u che
experience ~ these twelve years Tao
journey from I1diaua g. IeVa. wac
made overland and the physical hard
ships endured By Mr and Av. over
street and their young baby. seem al-
most beyond the comprehension of o.
later generation. After the war, ihr
Overstrrets moved 10 Eaxte- Spring.
Kan The family there were ok
children Dow-traveled boz an OK wagon
aDG slr Oyerstreet drove a herd ~
sauSs Following fhis. there va-
three years temporary abode in lI.i,
nois and Indiana. then 70 1869 the FAM
ily came to Emporia The family hn-
maintained residence here much OF
the time since. and f1T two years Mr.
Oyerstreet wns pastor % the First
Presby yterian chutch. Mr.. Cverstrect-
work consisted largely 10 occupying
new fields and building up church or
CARNATIONS TOR his denomination
Many of these new churches he sup
piled iii they could an1fd 10 hire O
pastor Always his pay was small
aud oftimcs be received nothing from
! the people 90 whom fe niuistered
They we're not urRutcful--they wer,
poor, and The battle vith dry weather
and hot wind and chiuchbues an,
crop failures left them nothing s
spare Some Of the Pr sbyter'-u con,
munities which Mr. OvcrstrcH aa
largely Instrumental in forming wcr
/ Usage city Burlington Florence
Marion, Peabody Newton, .Buuton
Lyons, Larned Dodge city, Eureka
| Council Grove This was an interest
| ing work and one Of great promises
as subsequent history proves lIo NO
only followed the railroads man,
times he was in advance Of them
But the lure Of the frontier apai
beckoned Mr Ogerstrcet, and boz lss
he moved his family 60 SO Man
Land. where be spent eight year
much " the time before law was "a
tablished in that wild country Iu hi
experience of rough frontier life. b.
rways stood Tor thr best things ant
truest morals aud religion, fpr tenn
perance. Tor eduration for good c.ti
zeushiu, aud,with all bi. powers pru
NOTED them. Tie tUDE pn aclyc par
100 lhc affairs Of his state and commun
{ ity, nIways he represented lyo
! county the district including Empor
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18
summons by Publication

DhAiAiAfhN bg NbAAN"NaNAs
state Of Oklahoma.
B Bsever County. So.
In the District Court of said County.
}. ". McGregor Plaintiff,
vs.
Anthony y Griniminger. Defendant
The state Of Oklahoma to Aathony =. Grim
suipger, defendant:
Said defendant. Anthony r GrimmlHger, viii
take notice that he has been ued IN the above
named Court by J.W ,McGre-or and must ans sWer
the petition fled therciuby said plaintiff 81
pr before the csth day Of April, 1915, or said pc
t'tlon will be taken as true. and judgment
for said plainuR in said action Tor si'i ~
togctherw with interest az 10 per cent per anuun
from the lsth day Of March. 1915, and an at
oruey feo Of s77.2O and the cost and for the
foreclosure Of Deed Of Trust IN the nature OF
mortgage on the NEi4 Of Section H. Township
g. North Of Range "a r. g. ~. In Beaver Coun
ty. Oklahoma, will be rendered accordingly.
IsRALI Attest: G. c. DTGRAw,
Court CLERK
DICKsoF a DICKSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff S-iS ~ 81
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Rev l. L. shaw, pastor Of the
Christian church, preached 10 a large
congregation at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night, IN a union SER
vice held at that edGce. Special
musie tor the occasion was furnished
hy The orchestra, chorus, comprised
of tho singeF from the choirs of each
Of the churches and by mixed quar-
tetle.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Mr. ana Mrs. } g Bales departed
yesterday Tor their new home At An
dover, kansas, near Wichita They
had expected % go sooner but were de.
tanned on account OF the quarantine
which prevented them shipping their
stock without inspection They final
Iy obtained permit toship 10 a!vs
whore a state Inspector will meet
them They do not anticipate any
trouble iu securing the passage Of the
stock As they are all in good shape and
will doubtless pass satisfactory in
spoctiou
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

w d. Batman. lawyer, merchant
aud farmer, OF Como. was a county
seat visitor Monday aud a business
caller at this office.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18
BUSINESS HOUSES TO CLOSE.

BY mutual consent commencing next
Tussdsy night. March 3. and eontinu-
ing to April % all business houses in
GLIDING stores. pool halls etc, will
close A. either 7t0or I'D ?. m 10
order that the owners and employees
NAV b. permitted 10 attend the Union
Revival meetings which are to COM
mence that night Everyone please
observe tais notice, and govern your
selves accordingly
JUDoE J. 4. SroHy.
Chairman Executive Com
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

J r Wil-on snd wife. accompanied
By their SOD, John. and bis two little
cirls. left Tuesday for their home near
Gushing. Tie children will make
their home with their grandparents
and John will find work in that sec
tiOn. having disposed Of bis personal
property here and leased his land
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18
b. II ~ raEET nEAn


The Rev. Robert v Overstreet died
this morning 10 hospital IN "a Reno.
Oklahoma. folioving a three Reeks'
illness from bladder trouble Mr.
Overstreet went 10 the hospital IN the
early stages of his sic'uess from hi.
home in Ansdarko, Oila. where be
lived with his sou, Ic~e Ovsrstreei,
and his daughter. Miss Mary over
street The bodg will b. brought to
Emporia tonight on train 40. ~ and
intermeEt will se made in HaplsWo0d
beside The bDdy ~ Mrs overstreet.
Further funafal arrangements have
not been def ided upon Announce
meDts probably will be- made a. church
services tors orrOW morning
Robert " Oyersirees was born in
Oldham county. Ky, twenty mile.
from Louisville, December -. 1875
His parents moved TO ludiasa wher
be was years old His fnther wa.
samuel over.treet and be-. mother
was Elizabeth lIawkins They bad q
large fsmily--seven sons and sever
daughters lived ~ he grown. and al
married and reared families eEeep
two daughterf, who died in youpl
womaDhood The ancestry Of th'
family trace. back ihTough Virginia t'
England.
Mr. Ovsrs' rect was brought up on Z
farm in tbs heavy timbcred country %
Indiana in the days which meant mucl
hard wofE aud many privatiuns 4
commou school education for boy
obtained ia such time as could b,
spared from The farni in the wiHtor, a
most three months in the year, was o.
many ~ ople considered sufficient Th
three Rs covered the course Of study
Not many books were in reach bu
they v ere well read-the Bible Plu
tarch's Lives The History of the Mar
tyrs, Buuysn's Pilgrim's Progress, an,
Arabian Nights composed the librar
Of the Oyerstreet family.
But Robert Overstrect, the farme
boy. after this meagre preparation
managed to go to college. forty mile
from home. lie had to SHIT for hin
self, and his struggles to get the nece'
sary money to pay his expenses Woul
make On interesting story lie wen
back aud forth from his home to th
college, on foot OF on horsehack as %,
casion offered, aud worked every min
ute Of his vacation to earn his coller
money lie was graduated from 10
diana University, az Bloomington
1898 Then he vent 90 Princeton au
was graduated from the seminary
that institution ia ISL lie began Do
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

G H Beaumont. Of Kansas City,
and r F. Edmisson. Of Gate. were
business visitors in the couhty seat
Tuesday These gentlemen toge thei
With A. b. Gard. also Of Gate, recently
purchased the Knowles towusite and
sold the lots at public auction Last
week They pulled % sale that at
tractsd widespread interest and lots
-o;d ike hot cakes. 457 being sold in
six hours. There ia no question but
that Mr.. Beaumont knows how to sell
Ehcther the purchaser really wants t.
hoy or not and the beauty " it oil l.
that after he has made the sale, th-
buyer Is the best pleased man OF all
Mr.. Beaumont may conduct sale in
Beaver one Of these days and II he
does, there will certainly be something
doing The gentlemen paid the Her.
AID office a call while in the city
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Morris Ross Nieil Of DJmbey. and
Mr.. RJsa Roberts Of Boyd, were mar
ried at the court house, on February
2Jth. 1915. by Judge Campbell -Liber-
al fKasj News
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18
A SKETCH or THE LIFE
OF R. n. 0YERSTREET.

The following ia sketch of che life
orr " Oversireet. ~ Published by
the Emporis fKAs Gazetis. a cops o.
tie same having beer forwarded %
this Office By Miss Mary Oger.trest
Dr. J A. Overstreet, ~ Kinrfsher.
aiso kindly provided % with a copy %
the Kingfsher Free Press. containing
the same excellent Tribute 70 The mem
ory % our hoDored former towusman
AMI benefactor The article follows
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Yesterday was st. Patrick's day
The day was observed here by the
'wearin' o. the green" by the laya
Of Erin and others.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

A VI Ives was in from his farm
home near Balko Monday delivering
some fine country lard aud sausage
which he had contracted to furnish
Beaver people, Mr.. Ives tells us that
he cis curing some meat this year in
the good old fashioned way by smok
inr it with cobs, and he expects 10
have some Of the finest ever when it is
fully cured
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

We are sorry 70 omit news items
from Capital View and Twin Mounds
this week. Same were received too
late for publication. They will appear
uext week.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Mrs I W. Moore continues in III
healrh She ia seriously troubled
with neuralgia OF the stomach. At
this time however, she il somewhat
improved
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18
cures OId Sores. Othsr Remedies Won't Cure.

The worst cases, no matter Of howiong Standing.
are cured iy the wouderfui, old reliable Dr.
fpfter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. a relieves
Pain aud Heals at tbs same time. sc, SOC. Sl.00
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Frank LauGhrin made an addition 10
his barn this week thereby providing
storage space for a carload Of new
Buick automobiles which he received
rtcsntly.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF BEAVER CITY,

at Beaver. In the State q Oklahoma, at the
close OF business March g. 1915.
RESOURCES.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Mrs u G Gray aud little son were
in from Riverside aud visited Monday
and Tuesdey a. the home OF II NJ
RuIick aud family.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Cbairm.r, Executive Com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-23

princess ANDREW a RaGtenbuger; and
since they al had ENGLISH nurses and
eoverncsscs. and since Il was neccs-
sary to Ind some common linguistic
ground for the royal group. English
WINS the prcvaiiins tongue In the royal
households, and Il Is spoken generally
at the ministries. in the hotels and In
the larger shops. The late kine took
"a lively Interest In practical nRricul-
turc. and his farm properties at Tatoi.
an attractive chateau In the hills TO
the north 81 Athens. were %profitably
administered. To his patronage the
Royal Agricultural society owes much
OF Ne success. and under the care Of
THIS institution there are now several
agricultural experiment stations in
various parts Of the kingdom
The Greek army is "a splendid ma
chine. the writer explains.
Thanks Co the iabors OF the French
mission. which. within recent year,.
has r%eorganized the army. and to the
splendid example Of the soidier-kins.
Constantine. and 10 the magnificent
Victories Of the campaigns ~ the BAL
kan "a the Greek troops find them
selves the equal Of any body OF nEh,-
ing men IN an the world Martial
spirit set remains among Greek men.
and the patriotic Greek regards him
sell az OF greatest value to the state
when he car present himself with
many stalwart sons for service In tn,
army. Among the lower classos-in-
deed in most walks OF Hfe-thc birth
of u man child Is regarded As a SUI
prcme favor. large families are
the rule in Hellas. Consul General
George Horton used to tell me with
great amusement of an evening stroll
which he took near the Acropolis.
when he vas startled by a leg OF lamb
which hurtled through the open win
dow OF a cottage. dashed against the
N"N w Nh' N'HH' 'll''0tAt III lut HdF~
row street. and dropped at mis- feet
II was followed hy a volley OF angry
words. ana as he listened he heard
the Iratc husband berate his wife be-
cause she had given him no sons
which ne might give o. the amy
The Greeks are q most democratic
people. one unfortunate result of the
extreme democracy among them is
their dissemination TO obey a leader.
The Nene.ians in their day were wont
TO say Five Greeks. six generals. and
d is only Of late that anythins like IN
hcrent cooperation a been possible
In Hellenic affairs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-23

technical as too sacred to be permit
tod TO be used as political spells.
Il Is not surprising that there
should be a few men OF the Montaner
type left In educational oface and
management in New Mexico. The
educational uplift in this state has not
yet permea,ed thoroughly into all its
sections. The process Is somewhat
slow; hut Il il very sure. Reaction
aries like Mr. Montaner may he able
10 hold back educational Advancement
In certain localities for a time. hut
not for Ions. while the process OF
advancement. constructive and elm.
NATIVE. Is under way there is no need
90 tear our shirts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-23
IpuGuERQrE aoc- Dol. wI.h


a IBUGUERQCE dos not wish
IN the impression 4 q obtain
4 \ with any of the visiting
tcachcrs thnt this city does MT
want neat years convention Of
the New McNlco Educational AZ
s~ocintion.
The fact ~ that this city does
want the next years convention.
We want Il very much and &c the
Teachers see 80 to vote In favor
of Albuquerque for another an
nual visit. this city will put forth
every effort In behalf OF pleasant
convention conditions and adc-
quatc entertainment
Albuquerque people. however.
have felt that the matter OF the
meeting place was one for the
teachers themselves To determine.
aud n business men and our
educators have taken tae position
that 1t was proper to withhold
any undue effort or pressure 20
influence the convention location.
This was made quite plain by VI.
L. Fox In prcsenting Albaqncr-
quc's invitation yesterday. Albu-
qncrquC's Invitation a. the teach
ers h ~ cordial and hearty a. II
has ever been. We hope very
mmch that you will vote Ia favor
OF this city for next years on
tention. NC believe that In mans
ways conditions here are more
Favorable for a succcs-ful onvcn
ton Than In any other city In the
state. This city has dcne H. best
for pour entertainment Ia the
past. and will do it, best In the
future. We that yoa will
dcsfde In our favor. and arr quite
content 90 leave the matter TO
your best Judgment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-23
SCHOOL PEACE LEAGUE.
Wednesday. November "a, 1915, 8 A. M
High School.

Myrun r. lugihihl, silver City, prcsi.
dent; ". a. poorc. Carlsbad, secretary.
The program of the school Peace
league. held as a section Of the asso-
citation. is submitted by secretary W.
\. poorc 81 Carlsbad. az follows
The European War and Its Rcla-
ton te the Peace Movement Dr. H.
ram Hadlcy. Mcsilla. Park. y VI
Peace AT ANY Pricc-is 10 Dcsir-
able POO Prof T O.. Rodgcrs. New
Mexico Normal university. East Las
Vegas, y. NJ
Peace with Honor-How shall We
I1tcrprct'' superintendent " r..
Cartoon. clovis. y NJ
National Defense shall W. Intro
duCo Military Tactica Into tho
schools col J. W Wilson. Sew
Mexico Military Institute. Roswell.
y. NJ
BItcu sion.
Election OF Omcers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-23
UNDUE ALARM.

TT Is the view OF q number Of prom
incnt New Mexico educators who
= are IN Albuquerque this week, and
h certainly is the view ~ the Herald.
that altogether too much attention
u a serious natur has been bestowed
upon tho detection Of Jose Moptaner,
school superintendent OF Taos county.
from the ranks Of progressive edu-
Gators Of the state. and his enmity 10
the New Mexico Educational sssocia-
ton and several Of the state import.
ant educational units.
The Herald has never beer able Ia
learn accurately the causes Of Mon
taner's recent outbreaks tn his news
papers. or his refusal 20 come 10 the
convention here. what has appeared
In his newspapers. both in English
and In spanish, fail 10 show any rcas-
enable ground for peeyishness much
less for the gage Of battle which Mon
taner has thrown down Much Of
Montaner newspaper attack appears
20 have been based upon material OF
q fHnciful nature. Othcr part6 Of Is.
particularly that relating 20 ne TINT
veTsity OF New Mexico. is founded
upon pure fiction. Montanor has az
serted that the state unlvcsrlty doe.
not want spanlsh-Ameri,an students.
when It is wen known Co everyone
and probably To- Montaner that m,
University mas been putting forth uH-
usual efforts 20 induce those students
q come 20 the institution. Tho same
effort is being put forth by cycrs
other educational institution in th,
state.
Montanei's little personally CON.
Quoted educational revolution ha,
been made the subject of murA gray,
editorial discussion and OF some rath-
er violent attack. Tho man really
Doe not seem 90 Justify this use Of
42-cenumctcr editorial artillery. Mon.
tanor ANA his idoas of education arc
not new in Ncw Mexico. They are d
survival. u has not been 20 yrrs
long since this county was The un,
willing possossor OF % county school
superintendent whose ancestors spoke
tho Spanish language and who Diuns
t%enaciousiy to b belief that the prir-
cipal purpose of "a county pu0I.
school system was to provide plac,
and npolls for political hcnrhmon
To-day th!s oun has a school au-
peTiutcndort whose ancestors alst
spoke the Spanish language, bat who
stands for the last word In oIhclcnt
enlightened educational methods end
principle Furthermore the present
school superintendent Of Bcrnaiills
county Is representative Of the greater
mass Of the spanish speaking people
81 this state today. and espc- tally Of
the real leaders among Thorn Hif
ideas Of educational principles and
methods are their ideas They ar'
for the best in education as he iH and
they place the educational Institutions
OF the state. grade and collegiate and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-23
INDUSTRIAL TEACHERS
Wednesday, November "a, 1915. Q A. NJ
High School.

Andrew MrCuriy. Carri2ozo, chair.
mau: MISS Edith Tickucr, Rabcutou,
secretary.
".rhc Disciplinary Value of Manual
Training ". G.. ~humvuy, New Mex.
Irp Normal school. silver City.
"Thr standard of Discipline len tho
Manual Training Room 10 ~upt !. Man.
ley Morgan. N~lumogurdo.
Address .-Uhicrt 90 boz selected f,
Supt. ". Melvin Fox. Bclcn.
'Thc Psychology ut Manual Train.
ing 20 ~upt. j. :. Long. Portalcs.
Address subject 10 be- selected, Miss
Dora EDNA Ross. State College.
"a Progressive Course in Sowing ~
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