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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02
Children of Today

IF you don't give me piece of your
chocolate, Edith, I'll tell mamma that
you are secretly engaged"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02
prominent Couple Married.

Lexington. Carnal and Miss
Carrie Ledsinger, prominent young peo-
Pile of Wildersyille, were united in mar.
riage at the residence of Magistrate
w. r. Bolen.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

When wife gives her husband
piece of her mind she loses that much
and he gains nothing.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine Bye Remedy for Red. Weak. Watery
Just Eye comfort. Write for Hook Of the I'VE
BY mail Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02
Ar4i.roxin NAV Hav. kiIl.d A.

Anti-Toxin May Have Killed Boy.
Gleason. Antistoxin administered to
Richard Hodges, 5-year-old son Of Guy
Hedges, in an effort to relieve diph-
iberia, is reported to have resulted in
paralysis, causing death Of the child
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

Nightly coughing and torturing throat
tickle quickly relieved by Deans Mentho.
lated Cough Drops-5c at all Druggists.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

Even standing on your dignity won't
always enable you to see over the
heads of the crowd.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

Waiting works wonders-if you
work hard while waiting.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

For lame back use Hanford's Bal.
sam. Rub it on and rub it in thor
oughly. Adv
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

1t is possible for man to have
sympathetic face and a cobblestone
heart
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

after about seven weeks, in Feb
ruary or early in March, the young
hatch is entirely covered with soft
white down that afterward turns to a
brown color"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

Only a fool would allow his dazzling
prospects to make him blind to his
own interests.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

It's case of minority rule in a
home where there is a baby.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02
Accomplished.

For hot grease burns apply Han.
ford's Balsam lightly until the fire ID
extracted. ADV.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02
Easy Driving.
such a WaIlop!

The frigate bird holds the record
among the aviators. It reaches speed
OF 200 miles an hour.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

If a woman has really good hus.
band the neighbors nearly always say
he is henpecked.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-04-02

In rs years, 543,991 persons have
been killed in India by snakebite, II a
report may be believed.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
9(ns sem GuliseiacridJt.

stonlep Sioof, Stepe Gooid, Soc
Slpeitor nl1o Nif Sept, melde in eli
ner in Ser p~orlebten 9eaht bon Sen
Noli5ilten Ilger l1nb Moeller peran=
ltalteten Na55ia in einen1 @allle Der
Dit 2. StraBe %feitge1ommelt muroen,
lin0 geltern Mnrgen inn Noli5eigeridt
51 8elOItraien bon ie 81 unO in Die
Soften bc5 Gerfa6rens perllrt6eilt
morOen.
81 elmer Celebrate bon 81 inns
III bic Soften bes gerfabrens murpc
geitern Worgel1 g. Sogol1 megell
lle6ertretllng Ser sl1ltomobil=g elelld)=
tllngs=S rDinon5 nerurtbeilt.
Gem porgeltern slbeno megel1
llebertretung Ser gerfebrs=S roinana
ol Ser 2oclllt uno @rnn0 Mpelnle per-
boitete1 s. s.. Glarf mllroe Die 8elD=
ltrofe bon ST allf baS @erlprede11,
iid) filnitig thrift an Sic gerfebrs=
moBreaelll 81 balten, erlailen.
Iral s. g. Mopre, alias Mop
gnll, bic crit porgeltern olls oen1
eol1lltpgefollaniB untlallen mllroe,
m1lroe obcrmals megen Srlnfenbeit
.per6aftct nlO Don 9fidter 9}oooetpig
SIT 10 Iogen @ci6ngniB pcrltrtbcilt.
Gle Sroil inf aus sltfinion itam=
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
oils gel1llg sllnl 2odbel1 ll11o oiele ent=
5iidellbe Mallif, Die einldmeidelllbell

ais gel1lg gum 2ahel1 llllo Oieie el1t=
5iicfenoe Mhliit, Die acknowledgement
Melooien, oie ms nob lange int
DIR nad)flingen merOen. Donn miro
getan5t, BOB es einc apabre Suit lit.
Slber alld) Der SSllholt bieies Stiides
lit ge6altpoQ. slll6 allf Der ell9li=
lden @iibne fat es inter Dem Iitel
uSllr bpps" grobe @rfolgc er5ielt
nllD blnlDerte bon MllffiiDrllngen err
lebi.
slae uniere Mit9lieoer l1aben ero-
6e Mpllen Sic Galleu 3r:ifner, 90
ran, @an.sberg 1,no Ie1glerl Die Ser
ren @orib, ser mnd) oas 5tiid in
S5ene lcbt, Miiblfm, Sofmarln.
griicfner, aroeger etc. N6er midi.
alleill lpleler1 mililen lie 0iesmal
9l1e, neilL ul16 1ingen lnb tan5erl..
IS lit %algebrad)t, iid) 6alO 4llsc
ST %relerpirell oenn nod oen1 bisberi=
gen Gurperfallf gibt es cnolid 1pieber
cinmal Elm polles Sous!
Ger onen:
6rieorid @ormmel, @ofidIad)ter . .
allrt @orits
Sobam1a, icine Sra, :.
2onile Briitfller
@ilbelm, beioer 5obn ].
Sames griifner
@nlti, @ommel's 9eibte !.
Martba @onbbcrs
@irrperl1, Mitterartseeliber !.
... 8tlD Wiibl5al1
MlooIf, iein Sobll Oscar @ofunoul
&a1ae, @%ei1r6anoler /. . (.
Sobam1es @roeger
2otte, leirle 6ral1 /. @ettba 9engler
glia, 6eiber Iod)ter. /. Marg. Iaral1
1. Sdldd)tergeiele &llrt &npfer
2. 5dladtergelelle @illD @iesad)
Srt Ser Sanoll1l1g:: @erlin. 8obn-
5inrmer bei Gonnnel.
5pielleitultg Shirt 8orib.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
@cttbc,pcrb Scr Sdiilcr Scr 2ano=
idallcn int Medmcn nlb S,td)=
itnbircn.

Gpl1ntDsSd ltli1perintenocilt Non=
&c .bat in Ben Sdbl1len I'M Golr1tD
@ettbeperbe int Nedplel1 1uto 8ud)=
|itabiren peranitraltet, i'm bic 5dii=
Ter alls5ull1d)eh sic alt DEM groBen
@ettbemerb in Oiclel1 beioel llnter=
ridtsfadgern bel Dem jdbrliden 6ar=
nlers Sllltitl1t i1 Gl0ri0ge tbeillleb=
men lnllen.
Nlls bielen @ettbelperbungen in
lben Sda1len ser peridde0el1en Iplpll<
lbips lillo Sic folgelloen 5diiler oils
|Sicger encouragement, mclfe lid)
beim 6arlncrs Slrtitut i'll glbrioge
tum oie 9reile bemerben merben.
2i6ertp Gomnibip. Mednnen
Mole Maid, @eralo @urdk Mlpa
Earfs llnb Softer @ooo.
8u6ltabiren Sarrp 9oll, 81
Imer 9rlm1moro, Ollie gngel nab
!,gloine @arner.
MGen's @rope Golpnlbip. @edneu
@iloa SoffrnalL @la @rllel1-
malot, @iplo gtefen, office CONS.
8l1d}ltabiren M6oe6e &ettlelelt
giola 5teffen sllice 3nns mo 60.
pbia Sobnlon
glne @roB Goapnlbip. Ned1er
@alter Galtltian, Caroline Yal.
itia1, Weabel glein ll11o 8ipla 4hld.
8udltabiren 3orptbea Slbel1
Berg, giola Hl1f, Hapnto11o 8ein 1lnf
6ral1ces 9utenldpen.
2eGlaire Golpnibip. Ned)nen -
2orine CHANDLER. Wil0re0 Speer
2ueIla @olpfer l111O George 2ittle.
8uditabiren - 2orine Chamber
9llella 9otpfer1 Miloreo Speer I'M
9flttb Sofelid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
Gcntld)cs s6catcr.

Muiif<Nrobe - Gan5=Iro6en
@eiangs=Eroben Stiid= l1llO 3e-
5forations z8rpben aped)'eln in %l1llllll=
%terbrod)e11er &eibenfolge bon Mor<
gems bis Mbenos. SOL es bod1 iDie=
|ien Sonrltag inn n8ra11o" cine @ala-
Gorltenlltg meroen. geidts bat Die
2eitltng an eres oelttIden Ibeaters
ouBer 'slft gelaliell, Inn einen polen
grfolg SIT er5ielel1 1t10 Dos Hitbli=
finn 5l1 amiiIiren. l1nb es miro 1td)
ontiiiirea1, 6elielt 1i11O mir 1id1er. Cine
6eilere @abl als @eibnadtsitiid batte
aarribt ~getroffen meroen fonte1.
|@s tit Der lebte Gbeaterabeno in 6ie=
lem SSaf)re llro Ser ion better ltn6
lllItig iein. 'gs gibt gerltg, ia me6r
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
eeutt County ais Glagcr.

Scott County 6ot bllrd Goln1tpal1=
malt Scllrp $. Sebens cine Stage Inn
8etrage bon S55S aegen q. 9.
@roml1lic i'm Scott Gol11tp Iitrifts=
geri1t alltrellgen lailen. Ser ge=
flagte ipll bislang lid gcpeigert ba=
ben, fir bic gerpfleglll1gsfoltcn let=
Tier Sodter, Nel1a 9rolpnlie, sic pom
|. Sftofer 1911 bis sum /. 1e5en1=
Der 1915 i'm Scott County Iltberfl1=
lois Solpital m1tergebrodyt NOR, allf=
5ufommet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
stabt uub Gon ~.
Counting, ben rs. 2e5ember.
aleitre @taot=N enigtciten.

9[ae 3utbote1 iiir oie @ei6=
llad)tS : Sudden in Miepe'S 9lpo=
tfcfc. gIlt5.)
= lllter 5oblreid]er Gctheiligllno
hot aeiterll 9fadmittag sic @ccrOi.
gllllg non &crrrl gaiaiam 9. :. No=
gel poll 9}iiiell uno @artpi9's Set
dlc1lbeltattlriasgeldlaft outs alti DEM
5airlllolnlt 6rieohof lratt9eiunoe1.
SEER sSobaruleS &roeoer Ieltete bic
Irallerfcier. Sar1traocr marel Die
Serren: sSom1 9oI, Gosparo StoIot,
gSiIbclMt l1lro &alllcs Sd1rocbcr ssln.
Mlteller, 2onis W. Sdml5.
81, @bicago lit olll W}ittlpod)
bieIer @od1e 0crr @illiam Sobn
Gnaler, eir irilbcrer Gapcnportcr,
i'm Sitter pom % Sal)rell a%eitnrbelt.
Ger Geritorbcl1e nrrbe i'm Sabre
1867 III Ser gdlpei5 geboren ll1lo
fam in inl1gcn Sabren NIT leinen 81
tern mod Davenport. Sicr crlerlltc
ct Sos GrlldergeIperbe l1llo ermarb
iih 5ablreide Irell1oe, Sic al1Ber Ser
in @6icago lppbncnoen Satin l1eblt
sipei G1d,tern Ben Ioo oes iopiolell
Marn1es tiei bctrallerl1. Die 9eeroi=
glllg bot III Gbicago ltattgefllltOer.
sSl1 Ser Meoaftion oieicr Sci
lung muroen gelterl1 slbellO 5mei &i=
itel 3igarren bon giirgern1eiiter Nl=
freq s. Wllellcr abaegebel1. &er5li=
del1 9unf lrlo froblide @ci6nad)tcn,
SEER @ilrgermciiter!
SEER 81. 5. Gricbal bon Ger1=
mid, Sumbolot Gor1ltp, Soma, cil1
friibtrer Gapellporter, eil1 otter,
treltcr abonnellt ln1o Sci r bes Ser
1emofrat", lit 3orl1erstag Morgen
bier cingetroifen, Inn sic Seiertage,
@eibnoftcn nnb Nel1jahr, bier INIT
@ermanotell lnro Irelnloen SIT per-
lebelr. 9iadl 9felliabr miro er Die
Miidreiic l1ad) Dem Mel ten oas Staa=
tes a1ltrctcn.
sl1l1 bclltlgell Sd9e fabrt Uralt
Solll gSenton pol1 bier nadl 9Selr
Oprf, BON no lie ont 81. Ie5crn6ar
on goro oes Campers Mllllu ,lor
llad 9Sellpitos, Gnba, fafren MRS.
@crlanst: Mannel1 lllr0 Moreliel1
bon irgello ciler Sralt o0cr ail1oern,
Die Der &alte ober Sem @lllaer aus
geIett lil1h. Slt 8e5l1g altf llnter1tii=
blllg. gtrict confidential. Morelle
3D3, Ser Icn1ofrat". 211ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
2i11coln Impnibip. Mcdnel1
Babel, Mnbren Sd)urf 81

2iacoln Immlibip. Ncd1ncrt
Napntol1b 3abel, Mnbrep Sdart N=
bin glrp, @iais 1uDle.
Ml1d)ltabire1 Gaym1orb Babel,
s(l1brcm Sdarf Srances Miofr nl1o
GlDbc Moprc.
sbcrioan Icpnlbip. 9ledplell -
Getcr Gleps, emma 3ammolllt, Cleo
more @offmall l1l1D 8erna 9ulltial.
8ltd)ltabiren SSel1nic sallbl, gio.
la Meiltert, gleollore @offn1m ulll
gerna 9arltian.
@icforp Grope Gomlibip. @edyner
SSla6ella Soloori, So5el Ibumm
Mbelil1e Npeblf lno Selen 8pa.
Wl1ditabiren Sia6ell 6olborf
So5el Ibunnr, @elen @ol mo SIR
nol6 S6roeber.
Nleaiant @alep Gotnibip. Med.
nell George goege, Mltel 9ob0s
@race sobnmj en lrlo Mary Moe1d
8udltabiren - @race 6eder, Geo
8oege, Milel Io00s nllo @race So
balnien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
@cilnadten ser Tenermegr.

5unta Claus 5eigte iib be1 Mit'
glieoern ullierer Telter1pebr in pers
%ldieoerlem @epalloe. SSellermebr6ef
Eeter 9ellger erbielt a6t ailten 81.
gorrel1 lno sic Tellermebrlellte IA
&iiten bon ben folgenoen @elellld)a1'
ten l1no Yripatperlonen:
i. Gboenir Milling Gompanp.
2. MaDpr slfreb 6. EUel1eller.
3. gD1pnr0 g. Eut11am.
a. GrritD Oats Company.
5. 3apel1pprt @ater Company.
6. 81. sd. Compton.
q. Ma1ter 6ranf @ead.
s. S. Is. Suntoo1.
8. Eeople's Sight Company.
10. 8eltern 6lol1r Mia Conf
pang.
IL. Sunlen Irng Company.
IL. 8ermon Sapings 8anf.
10. 9upenpprt Sopings ganf.
IA. $. 8. greiB 8rocerp.
Gon sSngenieltr urb 8atteriedef 81.
SIC. Compton lief cine Site init 100
3igorren, ein Sdecf int 8etrage bon
,$25 nno Ser foIgenoe 8rief Elm:
|2ie6er Hete:: -
Sb lenoc Sb11en oieien Sd)ed ols
fleines 3eiden Der 9nerfennl1ng fiir
Sic por5iiglihe Nrbeit, melde Sic uno
Bic v9oDs" bei Der Mettnng meines
.5auies I'M lebten Monat leilteten. SD
bin in Ser 2oge, Siidtigfeit nno Dis
5iplin griil1oli6 an5uerfennen nno
Sic beliben iii Sbrem 3epartenent
gei0es al einem bpben i@raoe.
@enllben Sic Sen tSd)ecf fir Die
allgemei1le @oblfnbrt III lolber Mei=
le, mie Sie cs fin niiblib erad)te1.
9ie 3igorren ltnb fir oiejenige1
ygops", lpclde bas Ielter in r1eil1cn1
5allie 6efanpften.
grge6enlt
81. sc. ompt 0 II.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
@criidcrung iull nidt besablt luor
Den icin.

SIM Scott Gountp Iiltriftsgeridt
mllr0en 9eltern Ol1rd Sic sllnmalte
@lp nno @l1lb orei &lagcn I'M Sc
Ianmt6etrage BON $21, 900 bon Iran
81. 9. &infaio unb CHARLES @. &in=
fai0 gegcl1 Die Soma, Slinois n1o
Ohio Commercial Merr's 9(i1ociotiol1
ongeltrenat. Sic &laaer beballptel1,
Die gelebliden @mpfanger Ser hrei
Werlid)erungspoli5en bon 6e1rD IS.
.ainfaio gu ieilr. 9ead oelien 1ooe
a6er batten lie fem Sterbegelo aus
|ge5ablt ibefonmel1. 8ie in Ser ala=
aeld]rift mlsgefiibrt miro, ltar6 &in=
faio on Ben S~erlebul19en, Die ct iid
an einem Iuge 5uge5ogen battc.
CHARLES g. ai1faio bnt bic Somo
Commercial Men's 9liiociation ol1'
$4,000 n1lo Sic Suinois 9liiuciatior
altf $4,000 oerflaat mabrpnc 5ral
aillfnio cine &laGe sltm 9etrage bon
$4,000 gegen Die 0bio Commercial
Wel1'5 4liociation a%n1trengen lieB
Ger Gerltorbene ioll in Sen bret obi:
gen Observation-Disclosures 81 obi.
gen Sl1nnlen perlidert gc1pelen lein
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
Siutarp sanacr
Groacn an uieIe1 Glaber @eibl1adts
licoer Dor.

Ger Motaru Glrb bot gciterll
9lbeno 80 Sanger SUM Gortraaell
pom @eiblladtslicoern on 16 perldle-
oerlcll Nlatell Ser Staot ~a1sgelanot.
0ie BET Sen 3l.iommelfiinften eillae=
laufc1ell frcimilige1 @citrage iillo
oenn Sollos 5llll1 ginfauf bon 8eib=
llad)tsiaden iiir Bic arnlere @cpolfe=
rl1llg, llllo ipc5ica slllt Gilfaltf Don
9fobrlll1gsmitteln perpollot auproe1.
pie aaiinser trot''' an f0l9e''0'n 4la-
@illcreit ul1o Glenpooo, 1880 l1br.
@iertc slpe. l1no Dsiiiiiippi, 1:45.
10. rulo M~rli1aton, 500.
Torl1on1 Ii. airflpouo glpo., S:15.
Saf 2ane rllo Sigh $50.
@allina Court lulo 9oclllt, S:45.
5Surlram u1b Srforo, 900.
0apel1pprt &oipital, 9:15.
Mod Sslallo nn0 Icniipn, $3.50.
Merep @oipital, 9:45.
9ocllit u1lo @oines, 10000.
@Cbte llno @arrell. 1915.
ct. 2lfe's, 1880.
Iapellpnrt @otel, 10:l5.
Columbia &otel, ii 100.
@otcl @lalfhopf, ILLS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
@ciratbs Grlanbnifidcimc.

Narren @6itc, Gomand)c, lllo
gt9el 9foiportG, Sbaiton.
Sranflin Us. 5dneioer ll1o 1oro-
t6p q. Nogers, 1oncllport.
gSnlter 6. @ollobitb, Maquofeta,
uno Clara Scoepc, g1od sSslanb.
q. %. 9folte0t, Srnit6lano, ST.,
l1o Carrie Soutg, Sberrarb, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25

9[le 3l,tboten fiir oie gSeib=
lladts Sudden in Niepe's slpo=
tbcfc. glt5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
Sin ,%uilfpmmcncs @cignadtsgc=
Id)cnf.

trof g~eltern IN Ser @eidaitsitele Beg
Ser Ge1nofrat" bonn Gollntporhpalt
Serrn Senrp $. Sebens Elm, cine at=
.ite 3igarrcn fir Sic WitglieOer bes
.@eid6fts= ll1lb bcs Mebaftiolsitabes.
!Scr5li1e1 Iunf. 8ir tperoet Die
3igarrcll allf bas 8pbl ioes ailtlgen
.@cbers ais milfomnlenes Jciertogs=
pergllilgen ralld)cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
strcngcn Ginbaltsflagc acacn Staot

I1rh sic Nlpalts Mllnn1am l1nb
Ml1pmarn. @e1rp Goll1er ll1o @.
90. Gban1berlin mlrbe gelterl1 I'M Gi=
~ltriftsgeridt Don Scott Gonlltp cine
Eetition gegen Die Staot Iape1port
%umterbreitet, in meldcr lllll Musitel=
hung zines Ginbaltsbcfebls gegen Sic
Staot eril1d)t miro. Inn OieIe.5u Der
billoern, sic gegel1 sic Gigeltbiimer
Ser &Iaaer erbobe1en Gflalterungs=
l@tellerl1 51 fpleftirelt. Die &laae=
idrift lit unter5eidn1et bon 81. S.
Implo1, Sane 6. 9enoiren, Olga
@arn1s, 6. s. 9}upn1an, Gaula Soft
nler, Iorot6ea Gpllmer ltll0 @. 90.
Ghar1berlir, @emobner bon McGlel=
Ian @eigbts.
Die &ldger MAIDEN gelteno, oaB
bic aegen lire gigentbiimer erbobe=
l1en Steuerl1 ltngeleslih ln1O 5lt boot
leien. Sic beflagte Staot ioll ge=
mdb 0tr &lageidrift %5ngege6el1 ba=
ben, bob Sic 8eltelerul1g perfehrt lei,
Die sllgelegeltheit fil1gegen nod III
BEN 9al10en mebrerer &on1ites rllbc.
NllBer Oem grlaB zines temporaren
Gin6oltsbefebls erl lld)en Die &Idger
I'M Mnsltellnllg eiles malloatprilden
@in6altsbefebls, Inn Sic Staot 51
5Dingen, oie geiteuerl1l1g gen1aB bes
,@eicbes por5unehme1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-25
Giniafcits : Sdnueitcrnlpgc.

ssSn ser am lebten M2itt1po6 abge-
baltencn @elrerolperi mtmlln1g Der
Ginigfcits : Sdppeltcrnloae 9to. 4
oesSrouns Ser Scrnralu Sobnc 'ulr-
Sen sic folgcnoen @eomtinnel1 CT
mahlt:
G%ralioentin ~ 6. Gsomlen.
Giaeprqlioentill - s 9ollmer.
sdabmeiltcr;n q. 5homl en.
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The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-18

The Alaskan knows that it is deliberately faving when It attempts to create the impression that The Daily Times is either owned controlled by any persons than those whose names appear at the masthead the editors and pub hshes and the nslnuaon that number of prominent busi-
 ness men are its financial packers is in keeping with rest the silly and unreliable stuff that finds its way the columns of the neargreat H alleged are losing several hun advertising carried by contemporary that little pocket ed
 ton ot an atenon must be vergng bankruptcy But whey this about the business affairs of The Tmes which meets all of its financial obligations and is eranng little money besides Fortunately when embarked in business our patronage sufficient to meet expenses and was not necessary to give notes for 00O ninety nine per of which amount remained unpaid for To these many years.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-18

writer uses some beautiful language in endeavor to convince his readers that e is best after may be so and will be hoped that this ideaist correct in his views But will be hard proposition to convince average old codger of DO that he life through same roseae spective when he was 21
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-18

Now that Bunnel has received from Wilson the reward Will be in order for the Honorable James to find some ota, name TOT ms political can than the Wilson Progressive Demo orat brand Bnel seems to have srage hold that dope Nome Industrial Worker
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-18

Another bloody battle has been fought but the heavy ey Wo o1 our basement contemporary went wide mark s usua ana no damage was done, excepting slightly dmn sh the supply of ammunition of the enemy which is running short Dum-dums it's last resort
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-18
THE ooRDOVA DAILY TIMES CoRDovA

From the expressions of the several members of the egs atue who have passed through Coova way to June au evident that effort be made to have the present territorial mining law repealed at the coming session
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-18

The editorial pile that emanaes from adjoining base ent IS aordng the public considerable and the writer of them is doubled the ''Town Jester ;
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-18

The snow shoveers performed good service this morning and as result most of the sidewalks have cleared of the heaviest fall of the beauul that Corova had this winter
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-08-28
GETTING AGRICULTURAL
HOME
MON

49, 11AND 41Al4N 49,
We must have the three
teacher school, because with
out it the children cannot get
proper guidance. Any farmer
knows what a mess of it he
makes when he tries to cult
vate three times as many acres
as he ought to. The one
teacher school is trying to
handle three times as many
classes as it ought to.
It is also our belief that
while probably the majority
of our teachers ought to be
women, it is better for boys in
their teens to be under the di-
rection of a strong, capable
man-teacher. And we can't
get men to handle one-teacher
schools. We can get them as
principals of three-teacher
schools.
We also need three-teacher
schools because one-teacher
schools because one-teacher
schools cannot give adequate
attention to the important new
practical subjects of agricul-
ture and home economics. It
is true that they must not be
ignored in the one-teacher
schools, but it is also true that
they cannot be adequately
handled except in the larger
schools.
Here, then, to begin with,
are three reasons for insisting
upon a three-teacher to take
the place Of the one-teacher
school.
/. With the one-teacher
school it is impossible for any
teacher to give adequate at
tention to any pupil or any
study. The children must be
half-taught and make half
progress.
2. Men teachers cannot be
provided.
8. Agriculture an home
economics cannot be properly
taught.-The Progressive Far
mer.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-08-28
NO GROUND FOR PESSI,
MISM

Sabine Banner: We do not
share the views of some peo-
pie that a new constitution
would necessarily result in
the destruction Of democratic
government. We believe that
the body of delegates, as a
whole, will be composed of
men as able and patriotic as
can be found in the state. Be-
sides, in the end the people
will have the privilege of rat
flying or rejecting the new
constitution with their ballots.
If they decide for the conven-
ton it is fair to predict that
the delegates will not waste
time framing an instrument
which they had every reason
to believe the people would
reject.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-08-28
FIVE REASONS WHY YOU
SHOULD NOT PULL
FODDER

/. 1t cuts the corn yield
Carefully conducted tests by
number of Southern expert
ment stations have conclusive
ly shown that fodder pulling
may cause a loss in the yiele
of corn of from 5 to Is pei
cent. Every farmer who pulls
fodder may expect either te
suffer this loss or to delay fod'
der pulling until the corn is
fully matured and the fodder
practically useless. ~-@r~-
2. It Injuries seed corn for
planting next year. When
fodder is stripped from the i'm.
mature corn the grain is not
fully developed, and conse-
quently it's vitality and ger
minating power are lessened'
8. Saving the whole corn
plant is a better practice.
Aside from the serious losses
from decreased yields and in
jury to the grain for planting
purposes, fodder pulling is an
uneconomic practice, in that
it makes no provision for saw
ing the whole plant. Over 40
percent of the value of a field
of corn is in the stake, leaves,
shucks and cobs, and the
greater portion of this is lost
unless the corn either be cut,
shocked and shredded; or
cut green and put in the silo.
A. Getting your hay with
a mower is cheaper than fod-
der pulling. Pulling fodder is
hard, hot, expensive work,
and the farmer who finds it
impracticable to cut, shock
and shred his corn or to use a
silo will find it far more prof.
table to get his roughage with
a moving machine and rake
than by all the hand labor re-
quired in fodder pulling.
2. Fodder is a poor feed
compared with the legume
hays. Not only does the farmer
who, instead of pulling fodder,
uses peas, beans and clover as
a source Of roughage get his
feed at less expense, but he
gets a better feed, particular
ly SO in its protein content.
Furthermore, in growing the
for hay and returning
manure to the land, soil fer
is being conserved. Il
you have not already done so,
there is still time to plant cow
peas and soy beans on the
land, a few days spent
in this sort of work will be
more profitable than all the
fodder pulling you have ever
done or will ever do.