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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15
WAFER filters At
MILTON INADEQUATE
TO MEET DEMANDS
RECENT RAINS RIIlE UP sUPPLYi
CITIZENS ARE SEEKING
AN ACCOUNTING.

Filters Fail to Deliver Rated Capac'
icy when Muddy Water Strikes
Them: Part OF the Trouble Is Cans-
ell by Leaky Mains; Other News Of
Milton -FreeWater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15

MILTON-FREEWATER, April Is
As usual, when the 36-hour rain
washed several acres of perfectly
good farming land from the hillsides
and canyons up the river and creeks,
Milton's drinking water has been
very much S'riled up" and some Of the
users are becoming likewise The
filterers refuse to deliver their rated
capacity when the extremely muddy
water strikes them and on call. OF the
city fathers. the filter company prom-
ised to send man to teach us how
to run the filters. Part OF the trou-
Bile is caused by leaky mains, allowing
so much water to escape that the de-
mand on the supply is greater than
il should be, but in view Of the fact
that several thousand dollars OF good
money went into the purifying ma
chinery. on which the taxpayers are
now paying interest, the city council
as we'll as the water users are anx-
ious TO get all they can for their
money and they want to be shown
why the filters do not perform up to
expectations. pa I.4n'
students Of the music and elocuuon
DEPARTMENTS of Columbia College
gave their annual spring recitai
Tuesday evening in the college audi
torium before a crowd that packed
the rooms. filled several rows OF
chairs. ana left others standing. The
recital was one of the best of the
year and boasted unique feature in
a little playlet by six girl students OF
the elocuti6n department. entitled
American Beauties sH ,
Miss Lois Mayberry has been Sc
lected to teach six months term ol
school at District IS up the river, be-
ginning the 2lst of this month ano
running through the summer and ear
ly fall u q
Lewis Bowlus, prominent ranchei
on North Fork, who has Just recoy'
cred from a very dangerous attack q
Ia grippe, lasting about three weeks
was in the twin cities Wednesday
Excavating work has been com
menced on the new residence to d
constructed this summer for Alvi
Troyer on Grover street.
w. e. Small has almost finishe'
his beautiful little bungalow on Nortl
Main street.
The social which was TO have beei
given last week by the Ladies' All
OF the Methodist church has beei
postponed until TUESDAY night, Apri
IS and will be given in the colleg
dormitory.
Lon Gillian of Gardena was II
Milton-Freewater Wednesday after
load Of feed and groceries to take I
his homestead. He has quarter sec
tion near Gardena, that promises I
make him first class wheat land
Gus Winckler cut mis- fishing tn
IN south Fork short when messag
called him back TO Milon for busi
ness reasons the same evening h
reached camp. 1t rained on him az
the time going both ways, and h
reports the fords high and part o
the road absolutely impossible TO
| rigs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15
Removing the Cause
of Much Sickness


The advantage in taking Foley
Cathartic Tablets is that in addition
TO carrying OF the entire eongested
mass without gripping or nausea, they
thoroughly cleanse the walls OF the
intestines and keep them free OF all
cloggink matter.
1t is this caking on the walls OF
the intestines that prevents their nat
ural action and function, and Is the
direct cause of so much of the sick
ness and misery that makes cOnsti-
patton the curse OF our present day.
For It is constipation that is respOn-
sible for large share of headaches.
depressed feelings, and many other
serious bodily Ills.
W. A. McRae. an elderly gentleman
living at Raleigh, Ca. writes: Foley
Cathartic Tablets are the only ones
have ever taken that cleanse my
system thoroughly and do not grippe
or hurt me at all They are entirely
satisfactory and wonderfully differ
ent and more pleasant than anything
! have ever used"
Sold Everywhere.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15

Tomorrow being Palm Sunday the
bishop will pay his annual visit to
this parish. sunday school at 10 a
m. At II a. m. the RI Rev Bishop
.R. L. Paddock, D. D., win hold 2
confirmation service. preach the ser
mon and celebrate the Holy Com
munion. There win be quartet and
special music. also an offertory solo
by Mrs. Carl Power. Evening service
with sermon at 1880 O'Clock. All are
cordially invited. Charles Quincy
rector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15

NEW YORK. April 15.--The Hol-
land-American Line in which the In
ternat.onal Marine has an interest,
earned $9,O14.560 in 1915, an increase
of s6.2S5. 200, according to its annual
report received here from Holland
From this sum there is deducted
for depreciation. extra reserves against
war taxes. ordinary taxes and profits
on founders share. approximately
s2.SOO, 600, leaving surplus available
for stockholders of $6,336,400.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15

fuse to comply with the senate's de-
mand for an investigation OF gasoline
prices on the grounds that such a
move is incompatible with the public
interest now. An investigation all
ready has shown that the supposed
dissolution OF the Standard OH is in
effective. it was reported. The vari-
Gus companies are working harmoni-
ously to control prices Of Oh through
out the country
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15

Sunday, April 16.--Bible school al
9:45 a. m; preaching and commu'
Mon at IL a. m; sermon subject
Jesus Christ in Disguise" Mr.. Gar
len Gray will sing at this service
''The Palms" Evening preachine
hour at 8 p. m. Pastor Hubbell Will
preach on the theme, "The Man who
sought Convenient Religion" Mr.
Peters will render one Of his beau
tiful tenor solos The public is invit'
ed to attend these services.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15
NEW DISSOLUTION SUIT
& AGAINST STANDARD OIL

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The de-
partment of justice is planning new
dissolution suit against the Standard
OH and therefore will not investigate
the advance Of gasoline prices now, it
was reported.
Il was learned on good authority
that the department Of justice will re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15
F...:s..: g. AZ q
HURCH S


Sunday school al 10 a. m; Ep-
worth League at Z p. m; preaching al
I a. m. and 8 p. m. DR.. A. c. Boy
gus, professor IN Reid College Of
Lucknow, India. win speak on the
Needs Of India and our Opportunity
at the II o'clock hour You should
not fail to hear DR., Boygus. The
pastor will preach at p m. Subject
''what to Get First"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15
pAc1Elc COAST LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York Philadelphia game post
poned on account of rain.
Brooklyn Boston game postponed
on account of rain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15
RT0N. OREGON, sATURDAY. APRIL l5. 1916.

terested and helped Dy this sermon,
MF. Rose and Miss Mayree snyder
viii sing the solos at the morning ser
vice. The choir will sing the anthem
"oh. Day OF Rest and Gladness" an1
Mrs. De witt Will sing the solo. sun
day school, 10 a M; Y. P.s. C. F.
$3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15

Bible school 9:45 a. m. Preaching
IL, subject, sympathy" B. \. p.
d. I p. m. Preaching s. text who
His own self Bear Our Sins in His
own Body on the Tree" E. r. Gle
venger, pastor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15

Easter services will be held
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Mr.. Snyder will preach at IL a. m
upon the subject, "The City That Is
Four Square" Az the popular even
ing service he viii preach upon docs
Il Pay TO BE GOod?" You will be in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGVE.

Philadelphia Boston and New YORK
Washington games postponed because
of rain. Cold weather prevented the
Cleveland st. Louis game at Cleve.
land.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
@usclnsitcllnng in Scr NcaOentD Of
Scicnccs.
sllld) bcl,te lit intereliantc Mllsitel-
lllng fiir Dos %aa9emeine Gllbli=
flrm f~oltenlos gc0ffnet.

Ser M%norang SIT Ser @ogclausltel=
hing lit Ser scaOemp Of Sciences mar
geltern ein iold}er, oab Sic Sci Ell
lbait ii6 entidlolien hot, audi beltte
mdbreno Oes Sages Die Musltcllltl1g
fir Dos &llbliflrm geofflet 5m balten.
Gieie Mllsltellung ihliebt fadgcma=
BE S%ogclbaltler, 8~ogelbaOer uno ptele
an6ere fir Sic Gogel5udt nilslid)e
Ginge ein. Giele Mllsitallllng gi,t8
aus 0cm aontelt BON Dem Ica6entp
lBiro Club 6erpor ul0 lit cine ieltelt
reid)baltige.
sammtlid,e 4reile iollen bellte
Nadmittag 5ltr Gertbeilung gelan=
GET. Nalnentlid Sic 5dr1lfinoer ser
..Stat iouten bon ibren gltern nod
Ser NuslteGlll1g gafii1rt lperoclt, 0e,1n
Oieiel6e lit apirflid iebensmertb. 8ic
mrlantet, miro Die Musltelll,ng bellte
bon 5pei bis fiiltf l1br gtabn1ittags
geoffnet lein llllo aud, mabreno Ser
rtdd)lten beioen Sage 0en1 Hlrblifunl
5lr 8erfigln1g lteben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

@emn cS llpd) eilles @clpeiies be-
burit bette, oab bic Iiirgeridoit Ia=
%pcltport's ltid)ts bon Der Sinell1Ser=
RING Observation-Disclosures 6ragelt in
cine Staotluabl, ltno crit rcd)t nidts
bon einem politiihen uguBtbum",
pcrOc cs llllll o1rd) ciltcn uGicrlnall-
llcrsslno" poer ollrd) cillel Mial,l1,
ocr IN ipldent oas grpBte &ort
fiilrt, altsgeiibt pocr mls5lliibelt Der
Illd)t, lpiile1 mill, 10 lit CT III Der gclt=
rigell @aFl gcllefert moroell.
Srns Der repnblifaniidJsn @iible=
reicn nno @etcreie1, trot aller Ml=
ltrcngllllgen Der big fpllr", cine
Staotpcrpaltung 5ll crlplblcl1, lpcld)e
tic, fontrolliren %follttel1, ba6e1t Die
Nemofraten gcltern ei1ell gro
Ben Sieg errlr1gell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
8leitct aa1f N(picliincnidalc aus.

Trau @enrp 9ailep, 800. $50 Scr
III Strabc, glitt geltern Gorntittag
Dor bent &allle go. 216 Sarriipm
'StraBe iiber cine Mpfeliinenlhale
aus mto ~ltiir5tc 10 idwer 5t 9oDen,
DOB lie ith einen fpabri d)cinlidcn
guld Scr lil1fen &iifte sllSog. Ole
gerlebte nllroc mittels elmer itdoti=
ldjen Mnl6ulmn5 nad} ibrer @obnuila
gebradt ml0 BORT BON Or. >. s..
Sola, Mo. 1904 @raop Strabe, in
@%ebanOlung aenommen. Ct Sala
ltellte eil,en MISREPRESENTATION Brud
Der Siiftc, Auetidungett lllo Sart=
abidiirfllngen felt. Irall 9ailep lit
lnmit Elm Spicr Der l%lniitte, Srud)t-
id}alen allf Die 5truBc SIT lperfelt, &C.
lmprOcll. t3a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
staat nnb Gounp.
Counting, Den 2. Mpril,
aleiue staot=M enisteiten
Sci Sulten, grfaltrngen uim.
N11ier Brnittbee, grultpaltillen uno
Sn1tenballam. Niepe's 4potbefe.
: Sroll SSlpra Sllbcr lieB oeltl

Sralt Slnra Sllbcr lieB gelterll
olrd] Die snpdltc Scott & Scott Die
Hctitipn fiir cine Sdcioutgsflaac
aegen ibrcll @attcn, 9pllis @llber,
bnd1cn. S1 oicler Gctition bcidul=
Digit Irall <ber ibrelt 9%cbensge-
Tdbrten Der 1rltl1fi l1dt. Scr 8raulant=
felt lllo Der ulllpiiroigen @ehal1o=
lung. Ias Gaar pern1Gbltc lid III
Iapellport am %. Sal1ltar oes Gor=
1abres mo trcllllte lidl ar1 30. Mar5
1916. Sn Scr Gctitiol1 pcrlangt
Strait Sl1bcr modcntlid)c sllinlente
sum getraNe bon. So, 500 fiir
Gcd)tsamaltsfplten ltllo cine pcrnla=
lle1tc, monatlihe MISUNDERSTANDING
bon $50.
IaS IcIta1lallt BON Gonra0
@ide ml1r0e gcltern bcir1 bieiigar
Aad)labgeridht ge6ld)t. Ius Ielta=
nlent l6reibt boz, DOB 500 llllter sic
Sinner Icilaes Stiefbulsers pertbeilt
lperoel1z Dab leille Sdlpelter @ertrll=
De 0tarf $500 er(ialt, l1l1o oab ieiner
ol1oeren 5dppelter, &atrilla 2oppe.
$50 otsbe5a6lt Deroen. Ser Me1 It
oes Nod)lalles lon 5t gleiden 8bei=
len ll1lter Die &il1ber ieil1er SdmeIter,
6ralt Gertrude Marf, nertbeilt mer=
Den. Gas Seltartert pl,r6e am II.
sSa1lltar ocs 9orjabres ~altsgeltelt.
III freo Earions III Ser slr1malt.
se5irfsrid,ter l%bcopbill1s lprod]
9eltern I'M Saott GountD @c5irfsge=
ridt 6ran Mabel sdeel Die sd)ei=
Dung BON i6rem Battell @alter
Sdeel, lpege1l t~re1lolen gerlaliens
81. 5reo goln1er pertrat Iral1
Sbecl oils &ed)tsbeiitano.
Sri. @llloa Seller BON Clinton
bolt iid) sur 3eit inn @alie BON Sri.
gtllat San len BON Ser Buckingham
Noao 5lt 9eIltd altf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

ut mt ctl1cr relatlpen WiebrDett bon
S5S Stinlnlen 5ltll Giirgermeilte ter
errpablt mprber1, INTO nit iEn alle
sOen1pfrutiid)en &altOiOaten fiir bic
ltaotildelt Melttcr, init gltsl1abn1e
0es &anOioateu fir Staotidabmei=
tier, Ser BON oen1 jetigen Mmtsin=
6aber llllo repnblifanilden &al1Dioa=
ten fir 3icbcrfpabl nit 1886 Stim-
men relatiper Mebrbeit gei1lagcn
lultroe. @ltgu Mpellcr murDe NIT
$40 Stirume11 Mebrbeit mieber 5llll1
,Stabtldabmeiiter eripa6lt, Spbn s..
8rmSafcr nit 1895 Stinlllen Mebr=
felt 5ltlr1 Characterization (g1ieIIpr)
Grltt Glmtiiem nit 213 Mebrbeit
STINT Toli5eiridter ano Or. @einrid)
Mtattbey init 1927 stin1n1ea Mebr=
beit sum H~arffpmmillar. Sic altelt
b~elDabrten beiOen 0emofratilden Ml=
Oernlen at large Gbriit &nebl nn0
ISM. @uld) iillb micDer ermaglt. gr=
lterar NIT 1856 stin1lner1, lesterer
NIT 76S Stimlnelt Mebrbeit.
Die 8empfratel1 ermablten sic N=
Oernlelt ser orei l~lnterelt @aros sSn=
lins ,Sebring it ser l.. @aro (6S
M%ebrbeit) @n1. Mpcllcr in Ser 2.
@arb (621 Mebrbeit ullb u. $. DC
pcr in ser 3. @uro (Ws1ebrbeit 1917.
@odlt beoal1erlid lit bie Nieoer lage
0es Dortreffli6en ben1pfratilden 81
herman Der 4. @arb, Mlbert Sort
mig Ser init MN IL Stinlr1en WeeDr=
felt Don leinen repllblifaniiden @eg=
ller Eroeltler geidlagen lpllrOe. Die
9Sie0erlage Mlb. @artmig's miro fir
lebr piele @iirger iiberrald)eno iein.
@eld)e gil1fliiiie int 3. stimmbeairl
Ser @aro, ourd melden sic Mieber.
lage Sartapig's b%erbeigefilbrt mrrOe
tbatig gemelcll lilo, miro mobl nod
5n Gage fonlnlel1. 81 erfrenlib 0i(
@ieoererpablullg Gbriit &l1ebls ii
ben Staotrot6 lit, 10 beoolterli6 ii
Der gerluit Mlbert @artmig's in Die.
lem. Sn Ser 5. llno 6. @aro er
lpdblten bic Mepltbliforer lire Mloer
ntelt, Ma6cn 600 Mebrbeit) Uni
sinObolm (29S Mebrbeit). Gel
|5tnOtratb lit GUS 5 Gelnofrate11 uni
3 Gepn6lifanerll 5uia1nmergelebt.
Sen giirgern 3apenpprt's lit Elm,
n%nabhangige, iorgIame, lpariame @e
idaftspcrmaltung periproden NOR
Den n1o biei e meroen lie erbalter1, Def
lino mir gerDii5. Sic mcrocn ibr Sin
tretcn fir So6ll @erlpalo nno anl
anoeren Oal1ofratildel1 @%ealntel1 uni
sloermel1 nielnals 5lt berellen baben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
@cbnrtstngsfcicr I'M @alic pur Sra,
g. lnntp.

SIM &reile ibrer 5ablreiden Jrelll,=
be, 8efamltel1 l,lto 8erpallbten fei-
erte geltern Mbenb Irau &atbarina
2an1p, geo. 627 Gaines 5troBe, Die
8ieberfebr Hires @eburtstages. SSlt
melh bobem Mniebel1 bie Subilantin
ltebt, 5eigte11 ote 5ablrciden @lltmett-
ipen6en u,,0 @eid)enfe, pie all6
GlIdmunldidreibe,t, nit oenelt Jral
2amp iiberidiittet lpnr0e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
9cntidcr 9ionicr fcicrt @cbnrtstas.

@ellte lit es 6rall SSobanlra Stol4
.tenberg, Mo. 304 Siio 4i11e StraBe,
pergonlt, i'm &reile ibrer Gertpano=
ten, 8efannten llno 6reltnoe Oie 8ie=
.oerfebr ibres 50. @%eburtstages 5t
feiern.
Jralt S%toltcnberg erblifte ant 2.
9lprtl bes Sabres 1868 SIT @etten=
.Oorf, sSa., oas 2id)t Der @elt into fat
ieitber falt nltunterbrpd)en III oielen1
Ibeile bes 2anoes gelpobnt. @ir
.alle boffen, oad es ibr nod oft ber-
lit, I'M areiie ibrer 6reunoe,
8erpanoten niro 9efanmten ibren
@eburtstag 5m begeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Scrmam $. stcffcn.

3. g. MeGlellal Ser am iSrei=
tag Mbe1b pege1 Sdncllfabrens ber=
baftet morben NOR, perfeblte gelterlt
Dor @eribt 51 erldeinen, 1poraltf lei
ne @iirgidaft OILS perfalle1 erflart
fpuroe.
SEER rllo Sran Or. Sbcrn1an
febrten Don ei1lcn1 la1lgeren slIent=
bolt IN Chicago rmb 1apenport 5l1=
riid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
@om sooc obbcruicn.
Sarriiun Spbp.

9fadJ tangent, i"dnpcrcn 9eiocn cut
ld]licl gcitcrlt SIT friiGer Worgcnltll1=
De lal1ft @arrilpn @obp inn Sitter BON
81 Sabrcl1, orei Mol1atcn l1l1o 51pei
Ia9e1, in iciner @obnlr1g, 9so. 623
Sarrilpn StraBe. SEER go6o Ell
blidte am 80. Ie5enlber oes Sobres
1851 SIT Gintoll, o, oas 9idt Ser
@elt nnlo ta.1 nit iei11en Gltcrn I'M
Sabre 1865 nod Columbus Sumo
tiol1, Sa., NOD CT ~iabrela1g al1f elmer
Iarrl mpfnte. Grit i'm Sabre 1905
500 CT lladl Davenport lluo Fat lett
Der ltet5 bier gcrpobnt. al1Ber lei
Tier Satin, 1Sralt Sltlan @pbo, bin
terlabt Scr &crItorbclle einel1 Spbn,
Malpb $. @obo, cine Gpdter, Irall
Ulora Gcarl, Itarb inn 6ebrltar oes
Sahrcs 1895.
Sic geltattllng filroct all1 Montag
allf Dem Scltnellee 6rie0bof SIT So
ll1nl6lls Sllnctiol1, Sa., ltatt.
Samantla s. MiiQcr.
9iad fltraenl, idmeren 2eioe1 CAB.
geltern Mprgel1 6rau Samal1tba 6.
Mlller in ibrer @pbnling, Np. 1922
@arriipn StraBe. ibren @eiit altf.
Irnl MiQer erblifte am 4. Neiar5 oes
Sabrcs 1858 5lt Soma Golu1tp, Sssa.,
Dos 2idt Der @elt llno bat oe1 grDB=
ten Sbeil Tires 9ebcns in oielcm
96cilc Oes Staates 5ugebrad)t. sic
bil1terlabt al1Ber ihrem 4J@attell,
Slaac giiller, bier Sdluei tern, 1Srall
9. 3, &ectpr bon Omaha, 9ieb.,
6ralt 9. Mnfnep bon Iobias, 9ieb.,
Jrolt u. Hope bon Srfpro, geeb.,
lu1o Sralt SOa Mc@reer bon Sma=
ha, 9eeb. 9ll1d] ein 9rltoer, S. @.
1iron bon Minatare, 9Seb, iiberlcbt
Die Iafillgeidieoene. Die @eiietllng.
erfolgt Morgerr Mahmittag Inn 9
llbr bonn Irater6altie aus alti Dem
Safoale 5riebbofe.
@crmm $. Gtcffcn.
Die 9eilctung bon @crnlalt $.
SSteffen miro bellte Nad)mittag INN
lbalb 3 l1br bonn S%ralerballic, SO.
1921 @eit 8. StraBc, aus ol1f ocn1
J%airnoltnt 6rie0bpfe itottfinoen.
Die Observation-Disclosures iino pripa=
fn. Mo4r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

@ooomort6 Glllm, ser gefre-
tor Der Greater Soma Milociatior,
febrte geltern nod 9apenport bon eli
1ler mebrt1gigen &eiIe 5uriid uno err
flarte, oaB sic v@ute 2an6ltraBen
fir Soma &nmpagne" Ser 8ereini-
gllng Notwithstanding Jorti6ritte
gemadt Fat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

6rau 81. g. @anoolp6 Don
@ailep, So, meilte am
Treitag nnf Ser Ilirdwcile iiad} Sc
ST., einigc 5tnnoen III Gapen<i
port. Iralt ManboIM gcOetft in
@eneieo ibre Eod)ter, Urall Sam
5l bclllben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

IofaI = Bold 421O, &uebl 1928,
9sebergaa 3442, 9alow 319S, Ne=I
terlen 397, &eepes '403.
Mcbrbcit: @plh 1853; a1lebl 1856.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
6err 11nn Grnl1 & 4

Serr nn0 5ral1 S. S. Mieser
bon 8eneleo, ST., 9ielten iid an
Sreitag eiaige Stl,1oen in 3aben-
port anf Der 9urd}reiie nadJ @nrefa
'Sprinas, arf., mo lie einige @oden
Srennoen 5uiamfnen gu beriebett
,%geoenfen, auf.
Or. s. 6. Sones mir0 beute
Nadmittag I'M balls 3 l1br IN Ser
0pl's Salle, 2. nno Miplcp straBe,
ei,en @ortrag balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

Iotal - Norgor0t 1851, Gobelon
4497 @larf 395.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

1874, Selman 416.
G%lauiien: Mebr6eit 213.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-26
CATTLE RAISING IS
CHEAPEST IN SOUTH
COST OF RAISING BEEF CATTLE
IN GEORGIA is REMARK
weNxzzS
ABLY LOW.

President Fairfax Harrison of the
Southern Railway, directs attention
to an exhaustive investigation by the
Agriculture Department of the
United States, showing cOnclusively
and in a remarkable marner thai the
cost of raising beef cattle IN the
South, and specifically in Georgia and
Alabama, is somewhat less than half
that required in Pennsylvania and
certain other states.
The Fedral investigator. w. F.
Ward, senior animal husbandman
shows this remarkable difference in
favor of the South:
The average cost per 100 pounds OF
raising a calf to weaving time is
1910 in the famous Corn Belt states
Of Indiana, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri, Kansas, South Dakota. and
so on, while in North Alabama and
Georgia it is 1857. The average cost
per 100 pounds of raising a calf to
twelve or fifteen months is SLID in
the corn belt and 1924 in Pennsylvania
compared to SAL in North Alabama
and $4.69 in West Alabama and Geor-
gia..
The figures compiled by Mr.. Ward
do not cover all profits but it is obvi
Gus that the profits are substantially
larger in the South, and as pointed
out by President Harrison, even if the
animals should be sold at cost of pro-
ductiOn on the basis of Mr. Wards
figures, the farmer would have re-
turned to him every possible eXpendi-
ture of money pay for his labor, and
6 per cent interest on his investment,
and his lands would be improved by
the manure obtained from his herd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-26

ton is no greater than the average
Georgia county. In other words, to a
large extent. tho crops other than cot
ton are extra c: surplus crops.
1T is interesting to note that OF the
acreage in crops other than cotton.
twelve hundred ceres are in hay. On
the fitfy-two- farms. at the time the
report was ccmp.-.c, about thirty
days ago. thee were four thousand
one hundred and seventy three hogs,
nine hundred and thirty-two COWS,
sixty-four horses and two hundred and
thirty-siX mules If every county in
Georgia would adopt the same bust
ness methods. IL the matter of farm
ing, as those in use i'm Brooks county,
it would not be many years before
Georgia would be rolling in wealth
and in time become what she right
fully ought to be. namely: the wealth
lest and most Independent state in the
union.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-26
STRONG PLEA FOR
DIVERSIFIED CROPS

Eward Young Clarke secretary
manager OF the Georgia chamber Of
commerce. has just issued a bulletin
commenting on the farm report of the
Hickory Head Agricultural club Of
Brooks county, which club embraces
Gfiy-two farms in one section of
Brooks county. The figures presented
are striking illustration of the value
Of crop diversifcation and explains
why Brooks county is filling up with
high grade farmers from all parts
OF the country anxious to make their
homes in the midst of the ideal cor
tons resulting from the adoption of
businesslike methods in farming The
bulletin says:
when the fundamental principles
necessary for country prosperity are
taken into consideration, there is little
wonder that Brooks county, noted for
hog production and ability to adver-
tisc itself goes steadily ahead all
the time regardless Of war, pestilence
Of financial panics which periodically
sweep the entire state.
The Hickory Head Agricultural
club of Brooks county, embracing ff-
ty-two farms in one section of the
county has just had its annual meeting
an given out its annual report Of CON
ditiOns existing at this time on the
farms of the fifty odd members of the
club, who live largely in the South
west section of the county.
"The report shows that two thous-
and two hunred acres Of cotton and
six thousand one hundred and four
cares in crops other than cotton. This
relation has prevailed in the reports
of the club for the past ten or fifteen
years, and explains the reason for the
wealth of the citizens of that and 9th
or sections of Brooks county. In spite
Of the above situation. Brooks county
produces as much cotton as the aver
age Georgia county, and its popula-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-26
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