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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19
HIS AVocATioN.

what are you gonna do THE
summer? p
pose as a dwarf in a side show. -
"As a dwarf? Why, you're taller
than the average man"
"Yes, | know. | pose as the
largest dwarf in the world."-Ysls
Record.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19
REroRT COURTEOUS.

He-Women ought to go on record
as being angels to men.
She-Yes, and il we take the rec
ord Of men wen be recording an
gels.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19

so you prefer the theoretical pol
itician to the practical politician"
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum.
"I'm tired Of the wand heller. IA
rather take my chances With the
faith healer"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19
RURAL
CHURCH
THE FARMERS TNE CUsToOiANs
OF THE NATIONS MORALITY.
europe ration Of Church, School anC
Press lEs5entia. 20 community
Building.


Lecturer N.n"'I. nrm"rs' Union.
IN, church. the press and the chool
form a ruplc ,uu.pcr OF prosr ~ that
GUIDES tno drs,lu, cd every IN
IL, state ana nation. Without them
ciyii,.tinu Would aitr,r ana III, and
thr,t-l them nf, may attain tt4 great
ust birsgiug poW,, and know ledge
Tie larm,rs aJ thu na,inr re ss,,tl,
ind, ti,J to thts .rI d. ...Er4t, ini
their uuIiuiu. influence. and ON bchal.
American plowmru / want 10
than. rhos. enru.ed in these bipb
,allipgs ton their .ble and efficient
g., vic. and shall ,1er to the urrsg
a series OF arti,lps On co]-uu,ratlur
between those imuor,ant ~ipl..pccs
and the nrmcrs ,n the hoy, OF M.
"irasi. tlr r~.tci.l,y OF all by mu.
tuul Notwithstanding END orrauilrd Of.
'r;i We will take up. first the rural
church
The Farmers Are Great Church Build.
ers.
The American farmer is the greatest
church .,uildrr IA, world has ever
known lie Is III. custodian OF thr
nations morality; upun his shoulder
rest. the ark OF the covenant" and
n, s more Iegu.l..ye TO religious in.
nuepces than any other class Of eli.
igen,hip
Tn, armcr Of this nation have
built 100000 churches at a cost Of
$50 O0O 200 and the annual coutrIbu.
ton OF the nation toward all churcr
institutions approxlmntes 5000 900 OOu
per nnpuu The farmers OF the Uni.
ted state build ao churches per dny
There are 20 ono Oop rural church com
municonts ON IN, Garm and "a per
cent Of the total membership OF ali
uhurchrs reside IN he n
The farm Is the power.housc OF AL
progress and the birthplace OF all that
is noble The Garden Of Eden wa,
IN the country and he man who would
get close to God must first get clGs6
To nature
The Functions Of a Rural Church.
II the rurui churches today are 20
ing TO render II service which this ag,
demands there must be co-operatior
between the religious. social n eco
nomio lite ot the community
Inc church to attain It's fullest meas
urc of success must enrich the live
OF the peopio IN the community 1
seryoB. II mus, build character; deyei
Oh thought and increase the efficiency
of hUman life. II must serve the so
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19

Tout lost heavily at the races
Yesterday.
Rout-A fool and his money are
soon parted.
Tout-Ah but | won today.
Rout-A fool for luck.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19
THE REASON.

"What are all these men doing
hereF' asked the visitor to the jail.
"Most Of Them" answered the
guiding official, "are doing time for
doing others"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19
ONLY ONE NECESSARY,

at takes Two to start a quarrel"
said Mn. GGbb
"Oh, no, it doeant" replied Nj.
Gabb. "a man and his wife an
ua"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19

For Sale:-l6O acres of fine
decided land aud "a tine relin.
quishment very close in. Best
bargain in the Valley } A.
Moore.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19
E. P & S. ". Time Card
West Bound

800 acres decided land for sale
or trade--three miles east of
Columbus Address: William
Tate. III West Lake avenue,
Los Angeles, Calf. If
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-19

NOTICE: Claimants auvertis
ing final proof or homestead ana
desert lands should read their
notices carefully to see rnat there
are no mistakes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-04

per hour at indianapolis and % miles an hour at
Chicago The most grueIIing test Of motor car
efficiency ever known
This motor gives the car instant get away,
wonderful feasibility, great power and economy.
The car rides like a Pullman
Its the superior Of cars that three years ago
sold for $4,000 or over. Be sure to come in
and sec it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-04
81. PAULs EVANGELICAL IUTH-
IRAA fIIlElM

Corner silver avenue aHd sixth street
Edward g. schnelerl =. u. pastor.
Parsonage, 800 South sixth Phone.
1898.
Yhc first SUNDAY b JulA j. Doe sec-
csa anniversary Of The present paas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-04

This is the most remarkable motor car that has
ever been offered for SIPS Itnthe lowest price
at which Chalmers quality has ever been Sold
1t is the only American stock car with aalee-il-
bead oo3hcad camaatt motor, The type that Europe
was working on when war stopped production
It's this type Of motor that broke all records for
300 miles at both indianapolis and Chicago speed
way races, going at the terrific speed of % miles
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
Die l1m,uanolnug Scr srinfitube oes
8Iuflmluf Sptcls.

@cldGitsfiibrer @. s. Millcr bonn
@ladbmpf @otcl %fiilloigtc aclterl1 OIL,
BOB nod ben nit Sem S~obreslpcdlcl
nc%rbu1ocltcl1 G%crcnnpnicn sic Srlnf=
ltllbc locs 9ladbamf Sptels ibrcr 900
.bel cl1tflcibct lt1b IN cillell lnpDcr=
ncl1 Iclifatelie1llaoen perlpalloelt
mcrbcn miro. SIS miro beballptct, oab
1elifatellenlaoen elmer Der fctll=
item i'm gall5en Mittel1ucit elt leirl
Die Ssotclfiid}e miro Sic Iclifotei
icl1 %lieicrl1 nlO Die Gr5cl1gnille Der
hcrilfmltcl &od}e oes &otcls meroc>
bic Stele Scr lllltigc1 @ighballs l1tO
ser Singer Sin SIS cin1ebmel1.
@crr Miler lit gelter1 Meoraen mad,
Geieago eereilt, INN cinel1 paiienoen
Malrl1 oils Gprltcfer bcs llellell 3eli=
fatcl Iellaoens SIT cl1ga1giren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
Cine furd)tbarc IraaDOie

Cine furd)tbore Iragooie lpielte
iid geItern Mbcno nm balb iieben llbr
an ser ii. ulo 9iod Sslano Strabe,
gelauer in oern &al1ie 3O4 Dltlide
al. Strabc, ob. Ger lett einenl SSolDre
tbei scr @eltern Ilp1r So. angel tellte
SHERMAN @rolpr1, Ser lett spsi 800
noten bon iei1er lSral1 getrenl1t lebte,
orona geltern Mheno int ibas BON Oieler
bemobnte @alts, 304 oitlidJe IL. Str,
NIT Dem felte1 &oriube, lie 5l erl dlie=
ben, Sen CT aud} allsfiihrte. Gr gab
ol1f sic 6ral leds Sdiilie ab, pon
meld1en bier lie in Sen &opf trofel1,
opdl oblle lie nieoer5ufaaen.
Seine SdApageril1, MeIlie 9romn,
Die Strait lcil1es @rlloers Soblt
grolu1l Sic linn i'll ben @eg trat, I'M
i'm bon ser meiteren Gerfolgllng ser
Tral1 ob5ltboltelt, idob er allf Bent
6leef nieoer, BOB tic to0t 5uiarmmen
~ltilr5te. Die idpper perlpl1l1oete 6ralt
ml,rbe in ser ltabtiid5el1 g1nblllan5
nod oen Merep @plpitol perbradt,
bod baber oie sler5te menig &uff=
ming, tic anl 2eben SIT erbaltel1. 9ead)
Ser @llttfut begob iid) Ser M6roer,
pielleid)t Inppelmorber, mieoer l1ad)
leiner @obru1la, 517 @raop StraBe,
ND ct Sic 4oli5ei lel6it t%elcpboniid,
SIT ieiner Gerbaftul1g berheigerltfen
babe11 mill. God lit oos nod 1ridt
ga115 iider feltgeitelt. @a6rldein=
lid) bat leirl Mietbsberr Sic Goli5ei
ferbeigerltfell, Sic ibn oeltern sl6cno
I'M 7vl1Gr al ser ~fiinften 1lno @rabp
Strabe per6aftete 1ll1o iett itet CT III
einer 3eQe bes Gmt1tpgefal1anilics,
in Dos CT l1od 9%bleglll1g zines fret
milliaen @eitanonilies aus elmer 3elle
Scr Goli5eiitatinn sur beileren Sid)c=
rlllrg iiberfiibrt m1roe.
Ser County, Coroner miro beute
N%adJlnittag 1r1 / l1hr Sen sSSl1qltclt
ilber Der 2eid)c ser ernlproeten
ShApagerin, 9eclic 9ropl1, obbaltclr.
Die 2eidenid)alt-G eidmorene11 mer-
0e1 icoenialls Die s[l1flage allf M1pro
erbcbcnk mpraltf Dus meitare regel=
l1aBige aeridtlid)e Gcrfobrelr geget1
Sherman 8rolp1 ei1geleitet mer0cll
miro.
Ios gefenl,tniB ocs Moroers i'll
iebr longatbnlig. ST gebt otT alle
Getails Ser Iragooie ei1l 10 oaB mi1
inns haral1f beidranfcn miilielt, Ser
5ol1ptinbalt Des Selblt6efelrntnilles
ap1eoer5lgeben.
Sd beige Sherman @roml1, Bin
81 Sabre alt n10 moline, leitoem id
midi Dor 5lpei Wpi1ate11 bon meil1el
Irolt getrenl1t babe, nit meir1en
&naben in ST. 8roop StraBe. Sci
ei1em Sobre bin ih :bei Der 8eltert
Jlollr Wia So. alrgeltellt, bon Der id
Montng, sen 90. 9e5en1ber, meinel
8odanlobn allsge5ablt erbielt. Srl
8eIite bieies foBte id1 oelt felten gnt
EldluB, meme Iralt SIT t0oten u1o be
reitete sic s%lusfii6rung ~beslelben Dor
Ger Moroer er5ablt Damn altsfiibr
lid}, lpie CT 5nerlt gillfunfe in sen be
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22

tag bonn 6ornilirl1beim in @etten5prf
GUS llud Sem Sairmoltl1t 6riebDofcI
iii 1apellpprt ltatt.
6rau 3ebbie g. Sc @itt.
SSll i6rem SCENT 1912 sSoapa Str,
lit Montag Mbeno I'M Z llbr 80 Wlin.
6rall Iebbie q. 3egSitt lra6 fllr5er
&m1rfbeit on ofllter 2l1ngenent5iin=
Dung bonn CODE binpeggerafft mor=
Den. Sic mor id)ol1 perlbiebelle SSab=
re cine S1upafioil1, ertrl1g aber ibre
2eiOen init benlerfenslpertber @eDnlo
1tr6 5apferfeit. Die gntj1lafene
mltroe anl is. Tebrllar 1913 III
SS%obnstotpn, $50, geboren, bnt lpr1it
ei1t Sitter Don 70 Sabren, 10 Mo1a=
ten n1lO 4 5agen errei1t.
Sic fam als .illl1gcs Mlabd)en nod
Dem @eiten ut1o bierber nod Dapell=
port, no tie iidD NIT Serr1t 8lrt. 81.
Ieg2itt perbeirdtfete, Der i5r Dor bic
len Sabrel1 int Iooe porangegallgen
lit. Sbren SOB betratterll Drei ain=
Ser, Mm. 81. 1eg2itt bon Treoonia,
So, nl,o George g. ltno @arriett sc.
9egSsitt bier IN Davenport. Die gnt=
NOR eil1 leberslangli1es
DiitglieO Ser Metbootlten=airde Die
Sralterfeier, 81 melder 6reunoe ltlro
Befan1te eingeloOen iino, finoet
bette 9tQd}n1ittaa nm 3 l1hr i'm pber1
arrgegebenelt Irauerbauie ltQtt. Ole
2eid)e miro Damn 1rad Granston SSa.,
oerldifft mer6en, no nlorgen, 3o1t-
nerstag, 8ormittag I'M 10 llbr nod
%ei1er %abermaligen Iral1erfeier in ser
oortige1 Metbooiitenfirde bie Be-
ltattl111g ollf oenr Dat @rpbe Jrieo-
Ebofe l~tattfinoen pir6.
Gariten 9etlef 5runf.
@eltern Mbeno nm 10 l16r 80 Nai=
mlten lit i'm WercD 6plpital Garltut
Ictlef 6ral1f inn SITTER BON 80 ssa6-
relt1 5 Wo11aten, 1lad) fl1r5er arallf=
6eit %geltorben. Spine1 500 beflagell
leine 5rat Nlttb .iSrarrf, geb. Sums,
lein flctnes Sodter6e1 Morgaret6p
2oniie 6ral1f, ieine glterlL SEER 1lno
6rarl &anl1ina Iranf 1eblt @eidnpi-
ltern. Die 3eit bes 2cidJenbegal1o-
niiies miro ipater befnnnt geuladbt
merocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22

.llad)barten @rncerDlu0en filr 0aS
Mbenoelig1 aenladlt bobc mo oarnl
III sic 5tabt gcgal1gen lei, Inn iid) eli
llen HeooIper 81, falfeiL hcl1 er III
Dem Efanbleihcrlaoen 400 meltlid)e
p. Strabe e%ritanoen lN1be. 'gr babe
altd) Die not6peloiaen 9atronel1 oa5a1
aefu1ft u1to nod eil1igc atocIe &lei-
nigteitell. ,3lt SNallle mlgelal16t, babe
CT ocn Hepolrcr in cine Sd}1blaOe
Der &pnntnbe gclegt, Oan1it i'm ser
&l1a6e 1rid9t 5ll 8eiid}t befplrnle. Sc
tern M6enO bu6c CT ben Nepplper 5u
!iib geltedt lno lei nod Ser @pblutng
%|leiner Iralt, 3O4 oltlid)e IL. STRIDE
gega1tgell, unl icillen @l1tlhluS aus
%5ufiibren. Mls CT in oas Sal1s ge=
fonlllel1 lei, iabe ieinc Srau per-
illd)t, Die HoIi5ai berbeisllrlliell, lpo=
ral1 er lie ober perhi1oert 'babe. Nls
ct lie sur @orocrtbiir nidt berausge-
2lallcn bafe, lei lie tadl Der 9ilter=
tbiirc gelalrfen, morauf ct a%ngefangen
babe, Sdiilie auf Oie 6rul, o65uge-
ben. gr babc in1 gmt5en 6 Sdiiile
abgegebsn. Oils leine Sdppugeri11
linn entgegen getreten lei, i'm i'm SIT
per6inoer11, feline 6ral1 meiter 51 oer=
tolgell, ba6e CT lie id)lanflpes nieosr=
|gcldoile1, oab lie toot 5uianrnlel,ge=
broben lei. gr lei iiber Die 2eide Sc
ldritten ii. fabc 0ie &erfplgltllg ser
Sralt fortgelest, bis lie 5lliamnlell=
gebrod,en lei. gr fabe 5nerlt lid}
lel5lt erld)ieben mpllelt, babe aber fci=
lie Hatrpnen n1ebr i'm &epplper ge=
Gabt l1lO lei besbalb nad} @al1le &C.
gallger1. >s@ier Fabe CT iid) sic 5ad)c
anoers iiberlegt ltro ba6e iel6lt Sic
Eoli5ei ber6eigcrufen, I'M i'm 5t per=
bafte1. (Gas lit, mie pbel1 ermabnt,
5p%eifelbuft. s. id)ei1t, lein Mietbs=
ferr, Dem ct Icine 9lllttbat cr5oblt
batte, bot oie Goli5ei berbeigerufen).
Ser Wi0r0er Sherman 8rnmn De-
idll1loigt IN icillem 5elblthefenntliB
ieil1e 6rolt, BOB lie lid, lett er iid Don
ibr gctrennt babe, NIT allOeren Meaii11=
nerlt berlmaetrieben l1nO llmgallg
gepflogen bobes ,.mas lie iibrigens ol,d)
ld)on getban ha6e, uls CT nit ibr l1od}
5~uiammenlebta. gil1er ibrsr aieb1a=
Der babe ibr Sen Motb gegebeL bic
Goli5et bcr6ei5l1rufclt, meln ibr
damn IN 0en1 Sanle }ein grl6cillcll
maden lnllte. Iesbal6 lei bic 6roll
aleid) fortgeltiir5t, ais ct III Dos Sous
gefom1nel1 lei moran CT tic perbinoert
bab..
@as oll oocllf 'la,rgatbn1iaen selblt=
beferntniB @abres lit, miro iid mobl
beute bci bent @orolers 9%eid)enld)al1=
geridt berallsltellen, bci lpeldem ie=
0enfaqs altb Sic 9tadJbarn oil Ill.
StraBe gum 3eugniB lperoelr aufge=
rllfen meroel1.
Set laneer 3eit 6at iidD in Iopell=
port ni6t cine lolde 5ragoOie ereig=
net, mie bic geltrige. aoltbliitiger
Moro, mobrldeinlid 3oppelmoro.
Davenport miro BroBitoot. SSSn einel
lplden gebDren ia 1pld1e Irogooiel
nid)t 81 oen Seltelrbeitel1. 80 @ot1
liei's geflogt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
al 90 M. g. sc Grellios
in @ettel1Dprf.

e
SIM Soule. ibrer Iod1ter, SSrau
Benjamin Griffith, 2733 ASeunte 9(pe=
ME, &od Ssla1o, ST., lit MontQg.
I'M Witternadf Strait Milliam g.
WcGreqias bon 8e%ttenoorf nod fur
ser arol1fbeit, Ser 2llngenent5ii11=
Dung, Don Iobe binmeggerrafft mor-
ben. 2ebten 9onnerstag erfranfte
.iie an Ser 2ll11gerent3iit,oung, melde
balb cine 10 i1limnle 1Sorm ollra6m,
DOB iie Ser al1n1t Der @er5te lpottete.
W1ontog Inn Witternndt erlag lie ser
aranfbeit.
Die g11tlhlafene, '6erell Mi1ode1=
name Sri. sophie &eicf NOR, ml1roe
am 81. 3e5ember 1871 lit Splltein,
8eutlhlonb, geboren, fat iomit ein
Sitter bon 43 Sabrel1, II Monaten
rl10 90 5ngen erreidt. Sic fam als
aino bon az, Sabren NIT ibren gl=
tern ins 2anb 1lllo bireft nod 9open-
port, no tie alrfgemad]ien lit. sic
6elldte Sic belltid,e Sdllle ser bel,t-
id)en epangeliid -l11tberiiden 3rei,
einigfeits= Stride. oeren Mitglieo lie
1pater mur0e. Sim 6. 8e5enlber 1888
Derbeirotbete lie iid NIT Serrl1 Mnn.
McGrelias, Ser jebt INIT bier Sim
bern, 5rau 6. $. Marlb l,,lo Irall
Benjamin Griffith in Hof Sslonb,
81, 1Sralt George Sieronimls il,
GbeDenlle, @oDt11ing, nll6 @iQianl
i'm glternballie, ibren oll3ufriiben
Ioo tief baflagt. Wit Dieler betrall=
er1 oenlelbe1l Die Wiltter> Tral, Sen
ri Seif, cine Sdfpelter, Trau 5ronf
Softer IN Davenport ullO brei 9rii-
Ser, Ser1rp un0 @An. 6eif in 1open.
port mo Mlfreo Seid III Gbilooel-
pbid, 4a. SEER llnO 5ral1 @m. g.
McGrelias lebten frilber III 3apen-
port l1b linb crit Dor 3ipci sSabren
na6 99ettenoorf per5oaen. Gus Sci.
d)elabegangnib iinoet Dente Nadunit-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
5taat unb Gouulp,
@'ittuod, ben %, 9eSember.
Rleine stabt=Nenigteiten.

gorfiirne SIT @cibnodtsacidm-
fen p%olicnO, groBe gllslpabl. Riepc'ss
gpotbefc. Mns.3
Neri Gt ianng. Sn mlp=
rem gcrid)t iiber Die @alll ncllcr Il=
rcftpren filr Die Noro &arrilon Srl1lt
lulb Sapnlgs gallf in n1'ercr Splllz
tngsollsgoGs rot iid) Elm Srrtblln clll=
NcldJlld1cll, peld)cr Der Wcrldbtl9llllg
bcoarf. 95id)t @err q. 6. @Dnne
bon 9So. 1925 @arrilon StroBe lit
nl Stclle pcs allsgctretclcll 1lrcf=
TORS eruahlt moroen, ionocrn Icill
Gater, Der f%ril5crc 6leildcrmcllter,
&err grnH 8. tie pom 1921
Sarrilon Stcabc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
@Om Suoc %abbcrufcn.
V M. s. .. g a &c I.

S1 isinenl @einr, 1S49 meltlide
6. StraBe, lit geltern Neodmittag Inn.
3 llbr 45 D1i1l. ei11 otter, mebr ols
80 Sabre bier onlaiitger ioelttld)er Mn=
lieoler, tSerr @m. s. .. Nagel, nod
langmieriger aranfbeit I'M Sitter bon
60 Sobren, 6 Monoten nno 8 90
gen 0ur6 eille11 ialrften IoO BON lei
men aci0en erloit moroen.
Ser Gntidlnfene 4puroe am is.
SUM- 1856 III @eioe, 9itbmoriden,
&olitein Ieutidla1o, geboren, no
er anfpudB un0 bas Ileiidergeper=
be e%rlernte. Sm Satire 1882 perbei=
ratbete ct lih Oaielblt NIT Sri. @m-
ma Sfllpertp, INIT melder er 5ipei
Saore lpdter ins 2ano uno 0ireft
nod 9%apenport fam no er ieitoenl
onlaiiig unb il, leirlem Benerbe tbd-
tlg mar, bis i'm tiidilde arunfbeit
altfs Sager mari.
Seillell 3u friiben SOB bctraler11
tief ieine @attin, 1Sral1 emma 9sagel,
9eb. NltpeptD, mo 3mei ainoer, Sob1l
lt1o Bertha Nogel, 5mei Sdmeltern
in Geutid)lan0, 6rol1 gmnno gul6en=
bagen ur1o Srau Bertha Steffell, nnb
Elm @rlloer, 6ern,aln Nfagel, bicr in
soma. Die 2eide int nod Bent Sci.
d1e%lrbeltottungs gtabliIiement Dor
9tilicn unb @artpiq perbrodt NOR.
ben, bon Dem aus ipdter - mann III
1rod nidt feltgeltelt - oas 2eid)er1,
begangriB ltattiinbcn miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
@irS pum @agcn ac,uurfen unb
6ridt Sas linfc &ctn.

Gospor geb5arot, Elm alrtid)er i'll
Gicniten Scr Gitp SSllcl So, 5og it'd
N1ol1tqg 9sod)n. silen fompli5irten
tgrlld, nes linfcn 9eil1es 5l1, oils on
Ser Gfc ser 6. nno Gaines StraBc
Der @ogen on 0eu ManOItein allitieB
lno " bon Oiclem bera69emprfe ll
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1856 meltlide 5meitc Strabc.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22

SUs WtTu0t1I, Uus CHIC |UDrrYcz
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tit @crgniigc1, 8ilber ah5ltl1ebmcn,
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Der lelben.
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item fir Die @clcgenbcit pabt.
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gnD gclt,ti,tc &pbaf, So his $4,000.
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Scr grpmnie", S1.OO bis $1,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
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lmuf &ranfcn : ltmtcritiitnngs=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
3aucnpurt, Sp,ua.
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fir trelle Nflidterfiillllng, mofiir CT
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22

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gerlualtun9sratD alrf orei Sa6rc
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22

Gilt icds Sdiine anf idnc Tran nj, pn iuclden ncr tic in bcn aopf
trcffcu.
Gle Ira1 miro nad1 Dem Ifcrcp @olphal pcrbradt, onds pueieln bic
gcrte, ie ant scben ou erbaIten.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-04
ARE TAKING
THE INITIATIVE

The farmers of Ingham s county
Mich. are considering the question
OF erecting a canning factory of
their own at Landsing. They haye
become convinced THAT such q plant
would take care Of the market sur
plus and also would make 1t pos
sible to increase the acreage in that
section of sweet corn, peas, beans
and fruits of all kinds. The men
back OF the project have observed
that wherever canning factories
have been located a large home
market has been developed and
the necessity of shdpping avoided or
greatly reduced. Such factories have
proven to be boonsI to the rural
commu ndties where they have been
placed. Without exception they have
given small farmers a chance at
intensified farming and have afford
ed a market for what the small
growers had to sell. There are
about zoo growers who supply the
Landsing and they have found out
that gardening is a good business
Many of these want to work on a
larger SCALE and for that reason are
in favor of factory to convert
the surplus into a marketable pro-
duct. The experiment will be watch
ed with interest. for the idea is
applicable to almost any part of the
country.
Why not in Extra too. We have
as good facilities as nearly any
point and we believe the farmers
would be glad to furnish the goods.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-04
HOW FARM WOMEN
NAY GET HELP

Numerous letters have recently
been received at the department
from farm women in different parts
of the country which indicate that
they are under the impression that
the funds appropriated by Congress
for extensio work in the States UNI
der the Smdth-Lever Act cam be
distributed to individ uals to aid
them in improving home conditions,
educating their children etc.
Thissis a sad mistake. The Smith
Lever funds are given to. the State
agricultural colleges to enable them
to employ men and women as coun-
ty agents and experts who will move
about among the farming people.
demonstrate good methods of ag
riculture md o,se economics, CO.
operate5u tn then il studying their
fam ard bone aloi,lnls, and 20
sist them in the adoption of better
methods on their farms and in
lheirs homes.
Already mauy OF, the colleges
have appointed women as extension
experts in home economics and
others are planning to do SO In
nearly all the Southern States wo-
men county agents are already at
work in connection with the
agricultural colleges and the United
Stat $ Department Of Agriculture.