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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
POLITICAL AMMO ENaENll {
r. L. Roantree For Register
nf Deeds

of Leeds
At the urgent request Of many
voters, / have concladed to announce
nv candidacy for the office of Regis.
ter of Deeds Of Turner County. sub
ject to the will of the republican
voters as expressed at the rrimary
on May 23rd.
Ihave been in business in the
county IL Years. am qualified for the
position, and if chosen to tile office
will give IT'S affairs close continuous.
courteous and capable attention..
Your support Is solicited.
ROBERT Is l3OAMTRFlE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
Influenza Of eooelncsa

The virtues and JOYS that spring up
in the hearts Of our associates when
the shadow Of our benignant person
ality falls upon them are commuui
Gated by them TO others. thus the
influence of all the goodness we nave,
practiced finds its way through count
less channels into innumerable lines,
aud endures when our earthly eyis
tence has ended and our names have
been forgotten.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11

Hurley Boys Join National Guards
I Enough Hurley boys for over two
squads have joined Company D Of
the National Guards at Parker, and
under the direction of Sergent Ray
burn are being prepared to 20 to the
Camp at f't Mead in the Black Hills,
July 7th to 18th
In order to 60 to canapit is neces-
.sarY for the boys to have at least
fourteen drills. The Hurley bunch
are enthuastic about the prospect Of
the trip and are taking to the work.
with great interest. They will re-
.ceiVe pay from the state and federal
government amounting to SlO3 per
day while in camp, and transpolta-
tion and living expenses, together
with their uniforms with the ex-
ception Of shoes VIII be furnished
them.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
Obituary


Mrs. Dora Wassman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolff, was born
June 10, 1888 and died at Sioux Falls.
May Z, 1916, after an illness of ten
weeks, aged thirty-two years eleven
months and six days. Mrs. Wassnlan
was fn .s4s5sel sss14lef S'.ss g5., !,
southeast of Hurley
Some years ago she clerked in one
of the stores here and was cook at
the hotel. There is left to mourn
her death, a husband. father, moth
er, two sisters and one brother.
Funeral services were held in the
Methodist church on Wednesday at
two P. NJ. Rev. w P SIocum
preached from Jer. 1853. The choir
consisting of Mrs Pingrey Mrs Slo-
cum and Miss Hazel Palmer and Mr..
Muilenburg and Mr.. Stoddard sang
three beautiful and comforting
hymns. Mrs Rector played the piano.
A large number Of friends and
relatives followed the remains to the
last resting place in Hurley cemetery.
Let them that love thee be as the
Sun when he goeth forth in his
might" ''Her Sun is gone down
while it is yet day"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
Respectfully,
Vinal b. Gliken,an.
For Representative

| am a candidate for reelection as
Representative in the legislature
from this district. have served
one term and feel that I am entitled
to re-elertion, as it has been eustor1-s
ary in this county to accord d second
term, ! want your support III toe
primary il MAY and id the election
this rail- and will assure you that
II will be fully appreciated.
JOHN WIDL0N,
Eiborg, S. ID.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
SUDDEN. DEATH
OF HOWE MANN
Former Hurley Boy Drowned In
Fox River, III.

| The sad news reached here Mon
day morning of the death of Howe.
Mann at Carpentersyille, iii. His
death occurred Sunday afternoon.
| He was alone at the time and was
rowing up the river to meet a lady
friend, q teacher in the Sunday
school at Dundee. The boat cap.
sized and before his. cries for help
could be responded to he was going
down for the last time, His BODY
was recovered from the river within
la short time, probably twenty min
utes from the time of the accident,
but too late to save him.
| Howe was the adopted son of Mr.
land Mrs. Geo Wormmood Of this
city and up until the time of his go--
ling to Illinois about two years ago
Ihad ALWAYS made his home here.
His loss. is a severe blow to Mrs.
! Wormlnood who has mad charge. Of
him since he was a baby and had al
/ ways given him the same loving care.
4 as one of. her own children
4 He was about twenty one years Of
/ age and was employed as book.keep-
er in bolt factory at Gaftenters-
willie. III. He had made good on the
JOB and his employers considered
him one of the most faithful and
competent young men ia their SER
vice.
4 Funeral services were held in the
| Baptist church AT Dundee, ILL.,,
4 where he was secretary of the Sun
Eday School, and the church was
filed with mourners, practically ali
4 those connected with the factory
where he was employed being in at
tendance, The renains were laid TO
rest in Rose Hill cemetery at Dun.
dee,
Beside his father, who liyes. at
South Elgin, he is survived BY his
brother Harold Of Tennessee ane
Ibrother Waiter Wis0 salse resides ii
Illinois.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11

Lite Lohn Had II Rinht

The twelye-year-ol twins learned a
lesson in gift making when they
poked fun at their five-year-old broth
er. Little John was, with great. cere,
mony, presenting his mother with a
tiny gift which he himself had pur-
chased. The twins laughed, but John
quieted them when he said: Well
mamma knows it isn't the much, but
the feeling that counts"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
Yinal d. Clilkem, /,

Having had three vears expert
ence as Deputy Coanty Auditor Of
Turner County. and belie9ing N.Y.
self well qualified To GIL the position
Of County Auditor to the best satis-
faction and convenience at stIs nsa-
pie, ! wish toannounce rl1ycandidaeY,
for the Office Of County Auditor,
Turner County, subject 10 the will
of the Republican voters tthe 1916
primary
Respectfully,
Vinal i. Giikensa1.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11

FOR SALE Good surrey for sale.
cheap. Nearly new, Welch Auto Go.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
PLANT A SEED CORN
PATCH THIS YEAR
The Method Does Not Involve Great
Extra Labor Plan the
Patch Now

South Dakota farmers may we'll
afford to lay out a corn breeding plot
this year. suggests agronomist A. N.
Hume OF the state college. Nov is
the time" says he. to plan definite
ly in the direction of corn improve
ment. It's highly desirable that
seed corn Improvement be made by
ear-row test plots, whereby the
poorest yielding strains of corn in
this state may be largely eliminated,
and replaced with better yielding
strains of our own stocks.
.'The method of the ear-row test
is in fact very simple. The eist of it
is that kernals from each of num-
ber of ears Of corn are planted in
separate rows. The rows. are. to be
planted as nearly alike as possible in
regard to the number of kernels per
hill and total length of row. The
rows are to be harvested separately
and the corn yield of each row sep
arately recorded.
The yields from these separate
rows thus indicate the relative pro-
ducing power of the strains repre-
sented by the mother ears planted
in the separate rows and lit is pos
.sible accordingly to select seed corn
for a following year from only the
highest yielding separate rows of
the ear row fest.
Test Plan is Simple
The easiest place for conducting
such an ear-row testwilI be probably
at one end Of the general field.
Select the side of your corn field.
right now which has the best area
of even ground and lay out an area
of that ground, say one or more
acres in extent for an ear-row test.
IIf the rows in the ear-Fow test plot
ARE to be twenty rods in length. =
test plot of one acre vill be eight
rods by twenty rods. Ii the rows
are planted thirty-nine and six-tenths
inches apart. it will thus be poss. bic
to plant forty rows each twenty
rods long -on an acre
Forty rows are none too many.
The greater the number of rows
planted, the greater win be the OPP
portunlty for selection, but it must
! also be remembered that the greater
the number of rows planted, the
greater will be the amount of work
harvesting the separate rows. All
that is necessary in starting this ear
row test at the present time Of year
lis to thus lay out the ground at one
side of the general corn field and
having selected the separate seed
ears, to plant seed from each one in.
Iits own row.
! obviously. it is well to mark off
the ground of the earrow test with.
I stakes ana 70 omit a row or corn
around the ear.row test between it
and the general corn field, The ear
ROW test plot can thus be cultivated
just like the general field and at the
same time without extra attention
in that regard. The chief amount
Iof extra work will be caused BIZ the
/ necessity of harvesting the separate
rows of the ear-roW test separately,
but harvesting will not come until
later,
Seed Plots Vital This Year
1t is now near the planting time
1 for an ear-row test. If no plan is
made for it, it will not be planted,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
Announcement

H. Van Ruschen independent
Republican Candidate for State
Attorney &c Turner County ri-
.nlaries May 2.33rtl, 1916.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
Ainloat Deserted.

kallhuizen, cace one Of Hollands
most important cities, is now almost
deserted,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-11
Eor Connty SUPERINTENDENT


70 NV Friends, the Voters of Tnr
ner County;
Don't forget to register before
the 18th Of May. for ] would like
your support at the Republican pfi-
mary on May 23rd, 1916
! am worthy af. your support and
Your vote. 4 am especially fitted for
the Office of snperintendent of
Schools, having had fifteen years Of
actual teaching experience IN tho
schools Of this county, and nine years
Eof work as an instructor in various
city schools, Institutes, summer
schools, and work an the State f8S
Eamining Board Of South Dakota
Thisis woman s work a large
majority Of the counties Of this 81 ATE
have q woman for superintendent ef
schools. and ninety per cent OF the
teachers of this county are women Sc
! Voters Of Turner County he LOYAL
to tbs patient psrsegering efforts nf
a progre essive pioneer teactier.
Respectfully
Nellie Il Applesoy.
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RmiIen laiicn ibrc
Hekristeit btiit0erit!

Berlin Ia. 9e8. (5unfenoepeidje, J
lleber bic in ben ruIiilhen &e-
fr1ttierltngs 8epot8 in Sibirien ltn0
4aiun berri1enben 3uitdnOe fin0
Dem nSanburaer 6renOenblatt" aus
ct. Betersburg folgenoe 0titteillia-
gen altgegangen:
set @oden boben 0ieie 9epot5
8rot un0 Rebl in 10 fleineit Guam
titaten erbolten, 6aB iebr pieIe Sol
0aten erfronft Iifto. SftmaIs bot es
ii6 ereignet, ooB iiberbaupt feifl Sc
pot eintraf. SSir iolden 5dlIen na.
rem Die Gonunanodnten ge5luitrlget,
2ebenSnittel Ser 3ibiIbeOolferune
81 bei9lagnabmen.
y9lu9 nit Der 2lltsriiItlntg fitr bic
&efrltten lit es id]ltntm beftellt. Sir
genos lit morme &Ieioung aiifautrei-
BEN ba alle 8orr1te an iolher I'M
0ftober nod Der sSront abeeldidt
iporoen IirD. SSn mebreren Depots
iitlo iiberbnupt teiue lttiforrnen bor=
bonoen. 9In cine bori1riftsmGBige
2(usbiloung lit niht au Oerten, oa
es an &Ieinpaffen uro @eihIBe1
febIt. SSn gugurulun bat eit 8ronO
Die etn8igen 5nei borban0euen mo
0ernen &ononen 5erIt6rt.
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Giirkiitbe Scrti6rittc
am 12cteit nicer!
2anonnasberind) Der gaiierten uirS
nuu ben Ssmanen erfolg.
reid abgclflasen.

Berlin, IA. 9e5. (5unfettOepeide.) }
Sic titrfiihen 0perationen an
Der 9ltfiiite oes &oten MeereS ge-
minnen itnmer mebr an llmfang.
Ginen geriud oes 6cin6es, in Ser
9lfoba- -8u6t (iiiomGtIid Der SoIb-
INTEL Sinoi) 9ruppen gu lanOen ba.
ben o8manii1e 5trettfrdfte bereitelt.
,8ei Renlle oil Scr arobiiden Git-
Ite,@ iagt Elm 8eriht Der tiirtiideit
0beriten Seere8leitltng, nbaben un-
Iere 4blpebrgeidIbe Elm britiihes
6Gug3eug beruntergebrnht. Ser 5iib-
rer Der @aifine lirlo Der 8eobo6ter
Durben gefongen genommen.
oget gltabn boben mir einen 2nu-
6ungsperiu1 oeS 6einDes nbgelpte-
len. 9ln ser aiilte pon glfabu ba6en
mir Elm fran5oiiides gorfidiff nuf-
gebradt.
nllnier 8ornlarib bon geilOu in
Ser 8fidtrng aut Seoida maAt
6orti4ritt.
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Onkel Sans Ilelles
SlcttcnbcIp alitbiff!

8oI5ington, IA. 9e5. = General
qlrmeeur3t 8raiiteo iogt in ieincn
publi8ierten syabre8berift, OaS ge-
plonte neue poipitaIidiff fiir Die
Morine, oeiien 8au geuebnigt lit,
per0e elm Dtiter ieiner glrt mer0er,
mie feline onoere Ration Elm ioI6es
bis iebt 6eiibe. GS iperoe olle uoOer-
men @inri6tltngen erbalten, Die bis
iebt S53ipitGler am 2ono baben, in
i5rieoens5eiten 300, in artegs3eiten
400 Batienten aufne6nen f0nnell,
nit 2aboratorien fir punOGr5tlihe
uno 0r3tlide Arbeit periebcn mer-
oen ionic and nit cinem E0ntgen
StrabIenopp1rat lmO altBer0em mir
aQe Sale nit elmer poaItGn0igen
2anoboipitol. Ginri6tling ioutt 2ln=
bltlon5en.
9lus Dem 8erift lit cine 3unobnte
ron sSGacn ser 9lufnabme bon go,
tienten ser gtortne lrn0 Der Eooe5.
fGle fir Oas s5nbr IN Norine.@o-
ipit1lern eriihtlid.
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1Dcilnacltsfcricn
Ses 1cnoreHes!
Sitdin uanift, Snk iidJ Oerielbe
Oom 22. 9esem6er Bis gum
2. Sannnr Ocrtast.

8aibiugtou. IA. 0e3ember. Sic.
prGientont &it6in, Der Setter Der
oenlofratii6en 8tebrbeit int Souie,
eob befannt, oaB er binten tpenigeil
3ngen cine GeioIution einbringen
muroe, oen aongreB Der 8ciDnofts.
feiertage pegeu bonn %. 9e5ember
bis gum 2. sSonitor 8u bertagen,
uno oaB er bis 5u 0en 6erien Die
@rleoigung Der 8eipilligung8bills 10
biel ME moglid beiAIeunigen ners
De. 5preder GIorf, Der bisber fiir
cine titr5ere gertagung mar, oerpei.
gerte ieoe glu8funft bis auf Die Be
mertllng oooB man lpobl ein &ont.
pronliB finbeu iperoe.
SIN Sauie muroe beute Ole St.
oinner. 9enilligung8bia 5ur SGlite
crleoigt lnlo miro pobri6eiuliA
utorgen angenommen lperoen.
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Characterization
i'm rlliiii1en Peer!

Berlin, IA. Ge5. (Jitnfenoepe.
ide.0 - Cine 9epeI1e aus Stod
bolm an Die lteberiee Radridtena.
gentltr uelOet Den GrIaB eine5 ge-
febIs bonn MiIitdrgouberneur Don
8eIiarnbieh beiien 3ped it, Der
Sniuboroinatieu in ruiiiideu 2agern
Elm Gnoe 5n modet Die ith ein-
1tcat, ie mebr bie Sample fid) bel
iarobiI6em @ebiet udbern. Ole
&erfiigung erlp1brt 1000 Sale hon
Standardization uttter 0en ruff.
iden Sri1ppen gegeniiber @orqeieB-
ten in elmer eia8igen 8ode, 0arnntcr
sSGae, in 6enen ii6 4onpaglic 81.
fi6iere Sen 0tannithoften in ibrcnt
8i0eritono qegen 8efebIc onidfoi-
len. SSSn 8ufunft ioIen ariegsge.
riGte in 56Ilen bon Standardization
Die S1uIOigen 6itm Eooe bcrlrtei.
len
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Srankrcic6s 4otemicr
prablt nod immcr!
8arnt SOr 9cntI6lanOs Setmtiife,
Gage i'm Siten nod nidt
abseidlu1en.

8aris, ID. Sea. - Sn Der eeItri.
gen Sisung Der frnn3oiiiden 9epu-
tiertentommer beipra9 4renliermini.
iter 8rinnO ben 5rieoensoorl1log
0es oeutiden 9ieihsfon5lers. @r
fpnrnte oos 2ono, iib Dor 5runf.
rei6s 6einoen in 9t9t 6l nebuten,
uno fiigte bir5u, 5rnnfrei9 iuiirOe
In oieier Sa6e nidt an6ers ban6eIn
ols Die iibrigen 0titgIieOer Der gl.
Iiierteu.
sd babe Die 8fliht, mein 2onO
gegen cine utogliae 8ergiftling sit
i6ilBen," ertIdrte DER Breltierntini.
iter unter 4ppIous. n@enn ii6 elm
San0 bis an bic 3dbne beipoffnet,
tpetn es ollerorten Ntdnner elltgegen
ben 8eltinumtngen 0es itlterndtioos
len @eicses feitnintutt uuo iie our
arbeit 5mingt, piiroe i9 cine SduIb
be9eben, nenn i9 ueinem 2anoe
uidt 81riefe: BaB ouf, iieb Old porl
SD bnbe IN erIter 2inie oas Re1t,
unieren 8eiu0en gum bunoertiten
Weale 5u iagen: 9oB glrt fIebt on
euren Sat0en ni6t an unleren.
gaiht Dob id Die flare @iniidt met
mes Sdn0es be5lpeifle, ober onge-
itdts Oieier geriu6e, untcr ben glI.
Iiierten 3lpietro9t gu iGen, rllfe i6
aus: 08ie frnn5oiii6e gepublit miro
niht meniger tun ols Die iibrige1
aQiierten."
gdeman0 fann beboupten, 6oB id)
ie oBne 9feht optintiitilb mar, beute
ieoo1 nriiiien mir mebr ais ie 5unor
Die lleber3eugllng baben, 6oB Der
Sie9 it9er lit. (9ieint 8rianD ben
5ieg Der 3eltroImG9te2) 9tirgeno8
ittO bic grfolge Der 9eutiden ent.
ideiOeno gelpeien. Gs lit pabr, oaB
Die tapferen &um1nen gum 9fa6ge.
ben ge5rprnqen lpuroen, urto Dies lit
etne trourige Iutiode, aber lire ar.
NEE, unterltiitt bon Der ruiiii6en,
miro oas ipieoer gutnta9en. (9oio
gibt's feline rumdniI6e 4rutee mebr.)
g8ds Die 5rage i'm Often anbetriift,
10 lit oieielbe peit oabon entfernt,
erle0igt gu iein uno nlorgen miro
mieoer eiiie neue 6ront erteber, mel.
DIE Die GtreitfrGfte Der 5ciitoe iii.
mirfldm MAIDEN iuiro.
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5StpaitStG BcrgIcmtc
kcfftt1lett inns Ceben!

8eir Gitb, aos., IA. 9e8enlber.
- S5n Der 5lp0lf Meilen lpeltliA BON
bier gclegenen GobIengrube Der Gee-
On & gtBan So. fano seitern nod
mittag cine @rploiion 1tott, Der 20
aoblengr1ber, meiIt au8IGn0er, gum
0pier fielen Sieben gerglelttc
lplroen perlebt, mdbreto 33 lmper.
Iebt entfomen IS lit 0ies nit elmer
etn3igen 9lusrabme oo8 groBte Rob-
Ienbergmerf- -llugliit I'M Staate aan'
jas.
Bon eittsburgb, Sans, tpurOen
iofort Rettungsmntni6aften obge-
ianot, tpelfe Itltnoenlang beloennlit.
tig ar6eiteten i'm mon1oglidb 0ie
ginoei6loiicnen 5u retten. Gie noe,
nigen an 2ebeu 9efinoliden iparel
burd 9ron0lulluoen fur9tbnr per-
lebt.
Cine 5rnu botte ibren Wonn uno
3ipei 5obue bcrlpren uno 5inet ur.
oerc 81ter tonen 8uiommen nit if.
ren S6buen i'll Der @rube I'M. SIM
@an3en iuaO bicr5ig airtoer 8t 8ni.
len gcIporoen.
Sdnltlide &o1lengrnben iperoen
bis aur 8eeroigung Der 0pfer Der
fllrhtbnren antaItrophe geidIoiien
bleiben. Cine beborblihe llnteriil,
dung Der llrioAen Der grpIoiton
miro iofort beginner.
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Oeiterrctdbs
tabinctt tcitomiert!
GleranOer Spitmiiller III nit Der
Ncubilbnna bes @iiuiiterinmS
betrnnt ipur6en.

gtntIter6om. IA. 9e8. = gtu8
8ien bier eingetroffene 9epei6en
beIoqen, onB ons oiterreiAiide @dni-
iteriitm 3uriifgetreten lit. Serr 9lIe.
ronber Spisntiiller lit nit Der geeu-
bilonng Oes @tiniiterirrns betraut
tDor0en.
Gollte 0ieIe gtdhri6t nuf Babr-
belt berubcn, oann bot O1s &obi-
nett, luelGes bon Or. Grnit b. 90r.
Der AM /. gtonernber na9 Der @r-
moroung oes Siterreidliiden 0lini-
lterprdIioenten Stiirgfb, gebiloet
luuroe, nur fur8en 8eitano gebobt,
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1tsBcct pericnkt 0rCscs
11iMntiticltslh
giele &OblenIdiffc anf Oem 8cgc
BON GnglanO nadJ SSrailf-
reid berIenft.

9tulTterOun IA. 8e5. Cine 9e-
peide aus Berlin beiagt, OaB ein
beuti9es Gaudboot einen britiihen
0eunitionsbampfer, Der iidI dif oeut
8ege bon Stem gorf nod 9oitoon
befano, torpe6iert rn0 oerientt BOT.
g[n @or0 OeS 9arlpfer5 befanoen
itd 5000 Gonnen Munition nuo
ionitiges ariegsuoteriaG.
9o8 S6iff ipur0e unlpeit Der
fron8oiiiden aiilte 8erit0rt.
s5n Der 9epeiAe beiBt es fpeiter,
ooB 8piIden Dem %. gtobelnber inO
s. Qe3ernber @ritenidiffe nit IT.
600 3onnen aoblen an 8orb ner-
ienft lporoen firb. Qieie Shiffe
befon0en iid ouf Dem @ege Don
England na1 sSrarfrei6.
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Gn0l6itS tpiM tucitere
11tlHicIt SclNGtem!

9onoon, Ia. 0e5. - Gus 9riegs.
amt bot an Oie Resiertng oos gln.
iinnen eeiteIlt, im 2o1tfe bes n6d,.
item Sabres cine ipeitere gd[ion
Nnm gu Den 6abnen ein5uberufen.
Gs beiBt, OnB nit oieier 3abl s.
100000 9riieu icit geoinn Oes
sriegeS eiiiber1iien nor0en iino.
ESQ Die Snuoe mir iiberal itedeu
ulag2)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
Gr5ber5co Rarl Stephan
Regent pcn 4oclen!

@nridau, IA. Ge5, iiber aou.
bon. gr5beraog &arl Stepbon ben
0eiterrei6 lit gum gaegenten bon
8olcn ouserieben nor6en mo oiirfte
ipdter gum a0nig ousgerlifet MGR
ben. Der poI,riihe Stontsrat miro
nod Dor Beibunhten suiomntentre-
ten. 3eutihlono iuir6 in oieier
Sisung 0urd oen boneriiden
Stoatsminiiter @rof 2erhenieIo per
treten icin. Der &ceeut golens lit
ein geffe oes beritorhencn 8aiicrs
isrdns SOiepb unO 56 Sabre ali.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
Jf0licfter BON
Nlbaltcicrt oc1Ala0en!

Berlin, Ia. 8e3. (5unfenbertdt) }
Cine bon Sofia bier eingetroffe.
ne 9epeide nelOet, oaB eine aus
5000 2llbnncien beiteben0e G5treit-
nlabt Ole S5toIiencr bel gasnei.
no, Gpirts, angegriffen lrn0 in Die
5Inht 9eidlngen bat. Die Ser
lutte Der sStaItener naren groB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
Salisbury, Seltatsz
: pr1iicettt pro temp!

8oi6ington, IA. Sea. = Senator
Smlsburp bon 8elonore pltroe anf
Dem geitrigen be1ofrotiihen Caucus
einitimutig gum 4r1iioenten pro
temp. oes 8rnoesiennts olg gfohfoF-
ger hes berItorbenen Senators glarfe
bon g(rtanias noniniert. Seine
@obl lit OaHlit 10 gut mie geiihert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14

gbebenne, @po.. IA. 3e5. - qie
Srtl1oft gbugmoter, ipelhe so g2ei.
len norolid bon bier gelegen 1T,
iDuroe eeitern 0urd Elm deuer fat
noflig 5eritort. GbugiDoter hnt stDo
400 Ginipohner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14

trolen bon inns oeitfen? gs lit Mir
ftatitrlid, lpcnn Die neltraleu 2dn-
Der ii9 auf Die Seite Der 0lddte
iteaen, Die banoeln un6 ni6t BLOB
Gbetorif ber5dpfen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-11

pressed upon her audience by present
ing facts gathered thru scientific re-
search in educational institutions,
showing results secured from the non
alcohol and non-cigarette users as
compared with the habitual users of
these. A similar impairing Of the
physical was found to be true in an
athletic test similarly conducted.
Mrs. Middleton is a strong advocate
of sane and sensible temperance talk.
She stands for scientific truths, for
common sense Interpretation rather
than sentimentalisms or exaggeration.
She showed some valuable charts
which would be a splendid boon to the
teacher, and should be in every school
room Of this prohibition state. Some
of them are the work of VIM. A. Nc
Keever, who addressed the Teachers
convention in session here recently;
others made by Prof. Gulick, eminent
authority on physiology and hygiene.
Mrs. Middleton is in the city at this
time expressly to file on a Berthold
claim, but is making use Of the occas-
ion to do some work in her special
line.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-11

to his neighbor. At the conclusion of
his work he takes a large sheet of
cardboard and on it makes summary
of the valuation placed on the various
items listed by each taxpayer in the
township. This is posted in a con-
spicuous place where anyone interest
ed may go and compare his assess
ment with that of others in the same
township. It is also a valuable assis-
lance to the board Of equalization as
it can determine at glance whether
or not the assessor has made fair
and equitable assessment.
While this necessarily entails some
work, Mr.. Borgers says the conven-
fence and satisfaction which the tax
payers get out of the plan amply re-
pays him for his extra labor. -Ber-
thold Tribune.