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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04
Late County News
OLD JACKSON NEWS

Miss Zella Galbraith was pleas
ant caller at the home OF Mrs. sam
songer Friday evening.
Plans are being made for a big
barbecue aud plonlo some time in
the early summer at which time We
expect to have some Of the best ag-
roultural and horticultural men in
the country to make ield demon
strauon and some good speaking
along these lines which will be
nush enjoyed and proftably heard.
Sam Songer and family, Miss
Eva Hulhnger and Morlin Woods
spent Sunday At the home OF g. b.
Barker.
Jim Webb has been working for
r. NJ. Rider the past week.
Sam Songer sold a nice bunch Of
hogs TO Jim Washum Of Imboden
last Monday.
Miss Maude Davis went to Sedg-
wick last Thursday to visit rela-
lives.
Jewel Brooks Walter Kimball
and John DAVIS spent Sunday with
Paul songer.
The promoters Of the Conmuni-
~ Cannery have about completed
arrangements for the installation of
their canning plant to be erected
and ready for operation July lst.
This institution is purely a home
capital corporation concern that
will use every effort aud means to
induce fruit and vegetable culture
for tins district. The hearty CO
operation of every one in this good
move bespeaks well for the success
of this new enterprise. IL shows
the wide awake spirit Of the CON
munity and the demonstration of
the boosters Of the community to
put Old Jackson on the map. The
new plant will have a daily capacity
Of 5000 cans and so arranged to
add additional machinery as the
business demands. The promoters
Of the cannerY have had the assur.
Anoe of some very large iobblng
houses to take the products as fast
As they are ready for the market.
This assures an out let for crops
that hereto fore have been worth.
less. We have set our faces
towards the star Of enterprise and
cooperation, we confidently expect
10 see Old Jackson rehabilitated
and before long o see such a strong
steady influx of emigration that
will astonlsh this part Of Randolph
county.
The peach growers of Old Jack
son District expect to ship at least
10 cars OF iruit this season. THIS
fruit will be shipped to all parts of
the United Srstes stamped with the
growers slogan. Come to Old
Jackson the greatest peach country
IN America. The cherry crops
have just been marketed and proved
10 be a very satisfactory season for
lhe growers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04
VALLEY CHAPEL NEWS
Here we come again after a week

Here we come again after a weeks
absence.
We were sorry TO learn of the
death of Willie Million. We ex.
tend our heart felt sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
The society at this place visited
the Wyatt school society Saturday
night. Our boys entered IN JOINT
discussion with the Wyatt boys.
The Wyatt boys are debators all
right but IN spite Of all they could
do our boys won the discussion.
A large number were present and
all seemed to enjoy themselves fine
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04
DALTON NEWS

General Broom, Murray McIlroy
and Donald McCallister made a
trip to Pocahontas first Of the week
after a new binder.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Marvin Henderson
and lovely children Of Imboden are
visiting at the home Of Mrs Hen.
derson's parents DR.. and Mrs.
Dalton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04

We hope to visit them again m the
near future and We extend hearty
welcome to them to visit US at any
time. We have one Of the best liz.
erary societies In the county. Our
society Is composed Of some Of the
old heads Of the community and
that Is what counts IN society. So
uiety meets every Saturday night.
Everybody invited aud no one slit
ed.
Bro. Thomas Wells will preach
at this place the third Sunday in
June. Everybody come out.
Everett and Clarence Soellars
made a flying trip to lmboden Sat
urday.
Misses Mae and Zella Galbrath
visited Mrs. Ola Pettyjohn Satur.
day night.
Clyde Layl of Water Valley yis'
tied Will S. White Saturday night
Several from this place were
oourung at Rsvenden Springs Sat.
urday.
Miss Della Wells visited Ella
White Saturday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04
MOCK NEWS

Thanks for the liberal space on
the front page last week.
We are glad to say that t. b.
Russell, who has been on the ln-
disposed Inst for some time, is able
to be up at this writing.
Jess Sewel and Joe Wilson while
escorting a couple of our young
ladies home a few nights ago were
allowed to 60 to sleep and drive
their team into a picket fence.
Girls, shame on you. But excuse
me, | had forgotton'that this Is not
leap year.
Willie Russel's crop, which was
intended to furnish work for two
men, had gotten a little weedy on
account Of his fathers illness. So
while Willie was making a flying
trip to DonIphan a gang Of our
good neighbors surprised him by
walking in with their hoes and
clearing his crop Of the weeds and
grass. Willie extends his sincere
thanks to those who participated.
Lehman Mock from below Poca.
hontas was a welcome guest at the
home Of his father, w. l.. Mock,
one day last week.
Miss Grace Mock visited relatives
near Ingram last week.
Boys you must tell the girls to
be more careful with their CORES.
pondanoe As the writer from this
latitude is ever on the lookout for
something to write about. Here is
note, IN which | will not mention
names, which came into my poses
SION:
My Dear Miss:
May l have the exquisite pleasure
of conducting your corporeal
personality over the decllvites in.
tervening between your parental
domicile and the edifces devoted
to Supreme Divinity this evening
after the diurnal illumination shall
have vanished behind the occident-
al hills. Anxiously-.
The girl answered it l guess.
Lutte Mes mith had compton hts
last week upon finding very nice
potato in his patch and had hard
er tit when he found out that he
was "way behind" as many of the
neighbors had already been to the
medicine chest after eating a mess
Of the Irlshman's pride.
Go to it Hamll correspondent.
Make the good editor open up his
think chest aud answer those i'm
portant questions.
Here Is a good formula how 10
find some of that scarce cash.
Quit your grumbling and go to
work at something during your
wet spells. Instead of grabbing a
fishing pole and a can of worms,
grab hoe and go to the woods
and dig blood root, May apple root,
pink root, golden seal and any
other kind that will sell. Now
the writer Is comparatively an in
valid but when able to do any
work can make from IS cents to
$3.50 per day at root digging and
can get the cash tor it too. Of
course you can't buy anything with
what you didn't make last year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04
Piles Cured in 8 to "A Days

Your druggist will refund money Il PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of itching,
Blind, Bleeding or ProtrudinR Piles In to "a days
The FIRST application gives Ease and Rest, SOC.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04

HILLADD
J " Going block Sc 70 % lo
HAMIL AND WITT ADD
James Graham * block u 0 81 @ 1905
And notice Is hereby given that said several track
lots parts Of lots much thereof as may be nee
essa TO pay the taxes penalty and cost due thereon,
will be sold by County Collector at the Court House
lin said county the second Monday In June neXtS
which will be the 18th day of June 1915 unless the said
taxes penalty and be paid before that time, and
that the sale will be continued from day TO day, until
the said tracts lots and parts Of lots be sold.
Given under my hand and seal as uerk OF said
Randolph county on this the 22nd day OF May 1915
+. r. HARRISON
County Clerk.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-06-04
Township 2l, Range 4 West

IWNN OF
sAoonner all block ioi except lots 10 sg sW 1919
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Kjnhrnhaun.

0tD &onlnlatslefretGr / Me,u DDrf,
M5itlter1t j l1oenrigsminilteriet, Sans
Npe, er reilt til Seem Sort for at
obertoge 5tillingen lom 5efretGr
oct 6onifc Be11erolfonil1lat.
9ireftpr Mimcitab bpb. Otter
balDanbet glars tiltagenbe 5bagbe1
ct Gireftpr beb 9tutsbanerncs
Notwithstanding g. 8. &imelta>
ufgaaet beb 96ben / lit @iem
&j6benbabn.
Setter Wilbelm bar bps Dino
5cbulot beitilt Ell &rans. al &oie'
pg 5prener, ber er iammenbol6t Al
ct bre6t, rp0t=bbibt 5ilfebaanb rnei
aeiierfronen og &ejlerenS Nabne
traf. Naa Song Gbri1tion IX'S
060s0ag bleb &ronien neblagt pac
&ongens &iite / &osfiloe Domfirfe
&illigt @rBb. &%jpbenbabnss o(
Sre6erifsbergs Ml1gbrpofabrifer e.
gooet meb paa SO Gre 1om fa1t @ris
pr. 4 &g. Nugbrp6 in6til 5epten1
Der. @etingelien ct, at Scr fire;
Sabriferne tilitreffelig slug til ner.
mere fait1at Marimqlpris. 8egge
&omH1u1ter bar tiltraabt Sor1laget
9anifc Snsenigrer paa Stnbie
opbolb / Mmerifa. Sen polptefniif,
&piifole Masiacbniets bar giennen
.glmerican Scan6inabian Sonn0a
ton" % @olptefniif .2ereanitalt
&ipbenhabn tnobubt 1,nge 6anife ST.
geniprer til 5hl6ieopbol6 Der.
9anife smnglere arreitereoe.
aigbenbabn ben 1S6e Seb. So Dan
Fer % tire gpffere ct bIepen qrreIte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
3ullanh.

Splgt 9au1pift6. 9amplfibe1
r9lfff", tiIbgrenbe ct &pn1ortinm
Nanoers, ct iolgt til 9ampiftbsiel-
ifobet uGbnre" / &ipber1hubl1 for
10000 &r.
SGbersteenet fur 2anbpoitbnbt
for lang og TITO Gienelte er tilbel1
2anbpoitbu6ene s. so. 5Gre1lien
Mou> 8. g. Nie1len. / Molling, g
Mnberie11 I l1oGcIbuie. S. 6. @cber:
fen / 2em pg 9 g. S1u'en / Sc;ter
5ferninge.
sfopsbop: >~6Tiifcrne. ororllp:
Gborlottenll116 8onf bur / bisie
0age ltillet 10000 ST.. til Dispoit:
tion. for Tilferne / 5%fobsbobeo til
Oannel1en al ct 5n11rpenot= Gelifab.
Tiiferne .bliber berpeb i1tanb til al
0eltoge / set rigc 5iloefiife, iom /
6enne EiD finder 5te6 runot beD 81
bonlfe Softer.
9pbsfalb. Sra &orierrs meooeles,
at @oosejer 81. Gcbiitte til @Dg=
boln1 ct afgooet be6 9g6en. Sa1
bar Ni6oer a 9onnebrog.
Sen bimmerlanbife Sbnrbane. -
Mepreicnto1rter for Sc / Sen bimmer=
lnnbife Sbnrbol1e: i~r1teresiere6e &om-
miner og 8aner6balget bol6t forle:
Ben ct Tellesmpbe Malborg. Bac
Sorilog of Tolfetingsmor1b Senlen:
56n6erup be0toges enitemmig f6l
gen6e &eiolution: ~8aner16balge1
be6tager at bbgge en- 8one fra MarS
ODER Mr6en til ct @unH paa Mol
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ebentuel1
berfro til S11rrtp og Mls.."
airfe-11Slmpfnins. Mftegtsman<
Sens &riltion 8eoerien at Sallunos-
nap / 9lgo6 for fienfet to tolbar=
me6e. Mesiing=2 Diefroner til 8ejS.
mop Strife. &irfebiitriftets @eboere
for 1%ommenifnbt 1000 Ser. til Ell
Mtertable, og ct l16faft til benne frc
&l1nitmoler Soban Sfobganrb ct
blebet goofien0t at Menigbeosraa0et.
Stort Smbffefmnb / @fern Strife,
timber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

Sorbanolinger neIlem Gnbriffernes
2ebelie % M%rbeioernes Organization
for ON ml1ligt at y11aa til en- nD
9berensfomit. Mrbeioerne frabebe
Ell 5%orbpielie af 8etalingen meo 5
Ore Simen, 11emlig fra 80 til 81
Ere. Serpaa bar Gubrifferres 2e-
oelie life ment at funne gaa inb,
rabnlig al 9enipn til Sc meo &rigs-
ittuationen ifabte ~banifelige Object
ningsforbol6.
Sorifjellige Joripg pon at mpoes
ct miblerti6igt &ompromis ct
glippebe. og I'LL ct Meiultatet ifplge
De ite0lige Bln6e blebet, at Sc $50
Mrbejoere, lom Dc to Snbriffer be-
ifiaftigeoe, itar arbei6slp1e fra sen
lite Sebrl,or.
Tplfcttngsmanb, 81. @nitap 8ana
bsb. 6olfetinesmano, 81. @uitop
|8ong ct ofgaoet beb Dgben nn6er
ct 0pbolo / Sornbef. Dposoar1o<
gen bar 2ungebetanoelie> og Sen
Nfoe6e laa fun faa Sage ipg.
Dr. Sang foote's / Storebeoinge /
September 1871 og bleb iaoleOes
fun 43 Mar. Sa11 bIeb 5t1bent /
1889 og Mogilter 1894. Sire Mor
ienere fit ban Sen filoiofiife 0oftor=
groo pao EFT - 1tati1tiif 111oerbpg=
get - Mfbar6ling ON uOe11 gonlle
6anife M6els Sorfolo"> og Sc un6er=
16gel1er, bon berbeo Dor fgrt inb
pao, fortiatte ban for arbre 8efolf=
ningSlags 8eofommenbe Cairfe=
bogs1t1tbier").
@a1tg bar tiblig blcbet Gilbpnger
al sociol0emofrotiet, og 6ette eop
bans Sorfatter1fab cit on6en Met=
ming. 1902 ifreb ban r&apitolis=
mems @jennen1brl>o"" MarH efter
Sen 1ocioliitiife 6remtibsitot" %
ienere flere onore 89ger / iocioliltilf
Mono. Sg iamti6ig bar bon en- fit
ttg Meborbej6er peo v5pciol=3 emp=
frate1l"> bbor ban iGrlig bebonblebe
Gfonomiife grnner.
&eo Galget / 1901 opitilleoes 81.
Song lo1n Gociolbempfrotiets &o1,-
0iDot / Gbenle 2. &rcDs. San tset
bberfen bolgt Sen Song e1ler beo Sc
fdlgenbe @olg | 1908, 1906 og
1909. 5oo 6pbe i1niblcrtib Borg
me- ter &nubien. Sg Sen %rafooemi=
ife" S16i inbenfor 5ociolbemofro.
tets 2eoel1e fit MT lat igjennen1, at
bon bleb npItillet / 6en fire 10oe
&re0s, bhor bon itben CT gje1balNt
% ion1 ban reprplel1terebe TIL peo
iin 9eb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

Sfern Strife fanot man forleben ct
Ggetrgsifrin I &irfens nor6re Sour
ca. 6 CONNER UNDER 2oftef. S
5frinet fan6tes ct minore 2eoer-
ifrin inbeboloenoe 10 @uloringe, q
BrDltlmpffer, bboraf 8 al @lllo.
larnt 10 itore Sglbmgnter mes ssyno=
ffrifter fra Mioten al set 15oe, 16oe
% 176e Marbnrore6e.
Solfctingsmanb g. @grcniens
Snbilcnm. 8eb en- al Nenltres Or=
ganilation / 8arbefrebi len. fornplig
%arrangeret Set / Mnleoning al SOL
fetingsma11o e: 5prenlens Is Mors
Snbllgum 1om 5olfetingsmano,
blep ser operroft SsSubiloren ct GuIo=
l,br nteO &inbe fra Nenitre / Nibe
Mmts lite @olgfreos, en- 1teeb globn
un6erifrebet SafaOresic og Ell itprre
Sglbfr11gtifaal fra Seboere longs
Mi1gfjebing 5jor0s ipolioc Del, meo
Suf for S11bilare11s Mrbejoe / Sbioe=
Gagc11, ng en0elig EN- 5plppofol fra
@eboerne / Gornl IigeIe6eS meb Sat
for SsSubilorens Mrbejoe for 5pbpors
ticts Sntcresier.
Huber Gtormen ior1eoen Scat CT
GuleaIcn rSSngeborg" al &ol0i1g
ltronbet be6 Sn0lpbet til Sails. 60
lcalen hleh lief og ionf loo oDbt, at
@anoet ltoo pber Opffet. @e1etni11=
gen, Ser beltob al to Wo11o, tpeoc
on / Nigni11ge11, bbor Sc iab enonlt
pn Mnrgcnen, on uMalborg(ns"
font forbi. Ser bleb fra Da1npcren
lat en- WaoD uO, men Sen fu11be life
11ou fen til 8roget, ifjp1t SEN fom
luu npr, at man fra 8ouoen fun0e
bpre Sc 5fihbrltbne raobe ON 9jelp.
4 "Molborgbus" proje6c oereftcr 2oh=
Ier11e / Sols. Gobiernc gift no meh
to Naa0e, 1nen oglno beres Heo~
ningsiorlbg bar forgiebes. Slot
lcnerc poa syor,ni6bdgcn gif SOB
lerne 1tb igjen, men ga bar Sc to
MGnb omfomne. Sc T%nrulnffebe
bar &optej11 Soboines Eeterlcn al
&cloing, 40 9nr pg ugift, % Ell
elbre Monb fra Gtronbbule be6
&olbi1lg.
Eaa 2anSet / Spllano CT Ser Hen=
&C MOI. r@orlens 6%nlfeblob" bar
forctagct cit l111oer1pgelie al Germi=
mems Torleb for 9orlens-Ggnens
Gebfonn1eroe. Oct bite fig, at olle
2oonene / Sc Snititutter, iom 9la=
set foreip11rgte, bobbe betalt oeres
germtnsrenter paa FEM 1nr. s
Gjerre=@otting Spurefosle +. @fs.
oberlteg beslloen Snblfubene Set nor
mole me6 ober 100000 &roner, og
set naa oglaa / oen1e Sor6inbelie
eri116res, at Mnbelsboberne / @or=
lens Nn0els=5 bineiloqteri / Selles=
ifob bar n0et 5logteriet ct 2oon
poo 6-7OO,OOO ST.. til l1%obioelie.
9an0elcn meo 2anoejenbommc er
gooet omtrent belt / Stoa. Sssnbif1>=
ocne / Epen0eiparebonfen / @orlens
CT lteane itprft, og ser 11btoges fun
fist.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
bpert Sal0 lite I~oberifreo Braniell
for berettiqet 4ritif.

bpert galo lite pberffreo @rnrier
for berettiget aritif. gss
9eri gab Reften bonn Dog ifffs
Meobolb, men bpr1te bnm til at bbe.
tale 200 ST. @@pbe % 80 Ser |
SagsomfoIItninger, bDorbos Sc fpr.
narmelige l1otrpf nrortificere6es. So
Retten Oerilno0 life antog, at Mrtif.
len bubbe %fornlanet blot / noger
Grao at paabirfe Sen olnle,le 8e
bpmnelle af 8agner iont &l11litner
blep Ser life tiIfienot bom 11oger
@rltatning.
&armepatrpnerne. Snterhie,u mef
ben enc al Spfin6ernc, Meteprplpgcu
9pcent Ia Gonr. Brofeslor, Giref.
tpr Sonnober, me66elte beo @fso-
me1sufillttni1tget1 paa 8o1ptefniit
2ereanltalt for11blig, at b'@rr. 90
cent Ia Gpnr og Sngenipr> Gono,
point. 6. g. Scbolt bapoe 9iort en-
Gpfinoelie, beo @ialp al bDilfen fpr
cts. Solbater / Selten burtigt bill
fun11e lfoffe Zig en- BARN Orif.
Set ct Ben befien6te Gbef for Me=
teorplogiif Snitituts 8ejrtiendteofbe=
ling, Der ct Dem enc al Gpfinoerne.
n%t1iObelbart efter sen ltpre Mlur-
meringsppelle o%erbjem11le, / bbiIfcll
1oobel SSl1ge11ior 5cbol1 ion ban bob=
DC oeltaget, bapbe Sc talt ON, at set
egentlig fltn6e bare ao11ife rart, ON
Solooterne funoe ffaffe Zig Ell BARN
Drif puu ct 9ieblif. Scr bleb bpg
iffe l1ogef al. S%pfinoelien al ct ioa=
oatt @ormemiobel Sen Gang, men
oa &rigen III BROS 1to, ip11tes Sc,
Sogel1 otter babbc faaet Mft1alite=
tens Sl1teresie. S 2pbet of @fteroo=
ret bar Sc 81 foretaget en- Mnffc
GfSperime,1ter, Ser er re- ~ltlteret /, at
Sc III bar frenn1tillet @ormepotrpner
ellcr Iabletter at Ell praftiif og o1,=
%benbelig Sprnl. Sc Ell on1trent 1on1
en- lille Eeber1npnteife ellcr ct ga
r1eubr. Sc beltoor bel ent1igIt al
M[11minilm og Sernbeilte (pop1,=
lert: Muit), og 11aor yYatrone11 an
tun6es, %noItrooler be11 Ell norm
Garmc.
Ser bar bpret en- 0el @orifelig=
beoer at oDerbin0e for Opfinoerne,
men De I'LL fremitilleoe @armepatro<
ner = Tom riueligbis bil foo Nop=
net uMor" =Notroner - bar Sc
>@genifaber, at Sc life tpnoes peb
Slag og 5tpO, life ct efsplp1ibe Gel
lers bar Sc 10 for bro1l0forlige);
en6bibere CT 6e mo6ltnnbsbDgtige
moo Tugtigbc0, og Sc fo,1 tnnbcs
beb Ell 5tormtenbitif - eller peo
Bet, 1om 9r. Ia Go1tr, uotrDfte 1nm
uSrIet al en- Genb1tif" - lao Itqrf
&arme Ifal Ser til for at antp1hl
Sem.
Opfin0erne bor nat11rliebis nnioo
fonitrueret iGrlige &ogeapporoter %
81. a.. onben6t &obber BERTH, ser
Dnrtigt le0er 8ormen bort fra Sc
Ste6er> bbor Hatronen rgrer bc6
Mpparotet, Mt BRUCE Siplerirgs-
1nasie ion1 Msbelt oue6e life. Dtor=
Eotroncr11e brnt1ber 1,emlig igjer>
nem 5elb Ell 1H Genti1neter tDf Ms=
beltplobe.
gn laaoo,1 Sablet> ser poo ct Bic
Diff fan gjere en- Drif BARN, fpItcr
iffe mere ems EN- ret tarbelig Gigar
- ina fan set io bore, at 5oIooter=
ne %leiligbebsbis oil foretrpffc Gil
1oa6on Gablet % Sens @irfnirger
for Mngellen."
Opfinoerer CT aIlere6e blebet Of
for6ret til og1aa at fremlttlle CT
&ulbepatron, - bet fn16e 10 bare
fin 8etn0ninq ONT Sommeren
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Operators Battle with Fire.

SUMMIT HILL, Pa. Feb. 23-Mine
operators of Panther Creek valley are
seeking to conquer the fire which has
been burning sixty-two years in the
mines here which are owned by the
Leigh Coal and Navigation company
Owners of the burning mine thought
they had the fire extinguished, but re-
Gently -Gense volumes of smoke were
discovered pouring from the abandon
ed shafts in the vicinity of McCready's
old mires Flames can now plainly
be seen during the night belching
from the earth.
During the sixty-two years that the
mines have been afire. millions has
been expended by the Leigh Coal and
Navigation company and millions Of
dollars worth OF coal has been reduced
to ashes. Powerful pumps for many
years we're constantly kept working
at an enormous cost, pumping water
into the valley in the hopes Of getting
control Of the fire. The work, how
ever, proved to be without avail.
One million dollars was then ex-
pended to sink an immense concrete
wall deep down into the earth in front
OF the underground conflagration with
the hope of checking 1t. Quite re-
Gently all the caves and abandoned
shafts were sealed or filed in to pre-
vent any draughts reaching the fire,
but this seemed only to increase the
activity of the flames. The blaze aft
er raging for some time, died out Of
its own accord and mine owners
thought it would be only question OF
time when work could be resumed in
shafts adjacent to the fire which had
The fire breaking out fresh, how
ever. will cause renewed efforts on
the part of the operators to prevent
the fire reaching the rich veins of
anthracite coal throughout the valley
of tons more of coal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23

Fire On the national forests of the
west in 1914 caused loss to the gov
eminent Of not quite 340,OOO.O00 board
feet of merchantable timber, valued at
$307,303, and of reproduction. or young
growth of trees. valued at $192,40S,
according to statistics just compiled
by the forest service. There were g.
COS fires, of which only 1,545 burned
over an area of ten acres or more
About n percent Of all the fires did
damage of less than 800 each. In ad-
dition to the losses suffered by the
government, timber on state and pri-
vat, lands within the forests, totaling
22S.00S.000 board feet and valued at
$175,302, was lost. The total area
burned over was 690,24O acres, of
which 310,5S3 acres were state and
private lands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
DONNIE ELLISON.
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Mrs. Arthur Epperson of Abba Wis
tied home folks the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Butler has returned home
from visit in Kirksville, Mo.
Mrs. w. A. Switzerland Of Humes-
ton arrived in our city Thursday
morning for visit with home folks.
Mrs. John Wardaow of Mt Clara
visited at the H. L. Hentzel home the
past week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Hoyer is quite sick.
Mrs. Jacob Wiegner died at her
home in our city Saturday after a
weeks illness. Funeral services will
be held at home Wednesday at 1890
by Rev. Kreis. Obituary later.
Miss Dora Schock of Primrose Sun
dayed in our city.
Miss Laura NJ. Seyb Sundayed in
New Boston
Emil Hennies is home from a bust.
ness visit in Mt. Pleasant and Coun-
ell Bluffs.
John H. Holdefer was business
visitor in Cedar Rapids the forepart
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hennies Sunday
ed in the country.
Henry Westerman of Kansas is Wis
ting in our vicinity.
Mrs. George Meinhardt of near Salt
Lake City. Utah and Mrs. Anton OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
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