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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
Npn Der 2Ibiette.


Den Gbslsuten Charles @raf BON
Bird Strube 1T cine GO6tsr ssbOrsn
iporoen.
Den Gbeleutsn gnbrtas Sittsl uon
Maple StruBe purbe cine Eobter &C.
boren.
Srdulsin @llis Nen,snbers uno Paul
3ol6insti wurosn ON Dienitas Ourd
Buiior 8. R. Softer als elm 9liidliHes
@bspaar siuSsissnst.
Charles Sfft,r BON @,bar Gpenue
uno 5rdulsin @oua Muftsrs Don UfiIl
Stra6e, Dunmore, lieben iih Wfontas
in POttsuills, Pa., oils Elm @bspaar Tin
Ie9usn.
SrGulsin Slabsllu Ssnue BON Glib
cyrpine ausuut unb 8illiam SirhhCff
bon Der slsiten StruBe purbsu ssitern
abeno bur1 PuitOr Sobn 6. Wtuttss
als elm @bspuur sinseissnst. .s8g=
Sraulsin Dfurtba 3. 9smp,l uOn
Bird Stru6s uno @tOrse B. aoams
uOn auburn, q. g.. purbsn WtOntns
abenb burh FaitOr 9rirsmer oils Glad
litss @bspuar siussiesnst.
a. 8psia As, Sitter uou ct. @sOrss,
fsisrte Wiontae Jiaft in Der ct. Wfar'
len Saue ben 80. @riinounssia9 oes
Srbsns nuf unssusbmite Bsiie. 80
CAB Sniprudsn. Wiuiit unb DsfIama'
ticntn, oas SrO9rumm ju siusm wth'
lsIuolsn unb nnisrbultenosn maheno.
Der Al Sabre alts Pbilip Sdnsiosr
uon @eoar Npenue. oem lestsn Sanunr
,u Wft. Bocono beim @isIhnsioer Die
6iise uertroren murben, morauf iit
lpGier Der Brnno sinitsllts, mnste lih
am Samita9 i'm Snbnsmann Soipltal
Die 3ebsn bsiOsr 6hBs nmputiren lnnsn.
I Sruu @liiubstb 9sgubn pOn 8ssd
Stra6e, AZ Sabre alt, wuroe 9sitern
Wtor9en nabs ibrer Wobnung uon ben
9iuhbarn ioOt nufssiunosu, uno ss sr'
sab iih, 6uB iis eiusm Ser'ihla9 erie.
9en mar. IS iiberlebsn iie Der @atts.
Srsi E6hter uno swei Sobne. Ole
Beiiseuns srfOlst morseH i'm Sorslt
Siu SriecbOf.
Der b.utIds Yionisr, Daniel Sdol
uUn @lm StrnBs, iit Samitag absno
pl0slit, uon sinsm Sdlasanfau betrOf'
fen morosn. nslher innerholb elmer
Stunos sinsn tOOtlidsn SsrIauf nubm.
Der Ysritorbtne wuros Dor 81 Sabrsn
in Deutidlunb ssbOrsn uno fam 1856
uuh amsrlfa. iih buun uuf Der Sro,
isite nisbsrluiieno. @r niro pon ortl
G0hteru uno 3mei S0bnsn iibsrlsbt.
Die S,iissuns srfOlsts Sisnitug I'm
Gitston ausnus SrisObOis, nobel Pa'
flor 2bsOOOr s. 9ubn ben 2rausrOisnlt
leitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
Gin Sriet Mrn0t8.
@ie sr zines isiusr eisber ju GHssru
boridjlup.

Gin biskr unbetdnnter 8rtef GrnIt
WOrib 4rnots, Der in Der segenpdrs
tigen 3eit BON befOHoerem Snterehe
erfdeint, ptro our6 SrisOrih Bod in
Der rDeutI6en Rspue" perOHentIi6t.
Der 9risf, Der an ben Profsior CUB
mig 00berlein seridtet 1T, be3iebt ii4
auf glrnots beriibmtes 9ebiht rWds
1T bes SeutIben 8aterIano." SOoers
lein, Der oamit beuuftrugt mar, elm neus
es beutI9es 2eiebu9 fir 2uteinI4u;
len uno 9pmnaIisn berdusSugeben,
panote ii9 i'm Wtai, 1842, an gtrnot,
I'm ibn ipegen elmer Stelle in osm &c
bi6te nm feline MeinunssGuBerung gu
bitten. Die Steae n@o ieOer Sran5s
mann beibst SetnO, no ieosr 9eutIbe
beibet 5reunb" mar nGmIi9 in gnbes
tra6t 6es srieoens BON ben S9ulbez
b0roen in Die 5dbmere 5ufun9 rg0o
ieoer SSreplsr beiBet Setno, ipo ieocr
Gole beibet 5reunO" umsepdnbelt
poroen. Sa S6oerIeiR aber uibt
cbne 8ut6eiBen bes 0idtsrs cine 9tens
oerrnq oes Sriginaltertes pornebmen
pollte, Bot er 9lrnbt, Die @ntiheiOung
gu fGllen. !Sierauf erpioerte Der
Si6ter in einem BON 2. Suni, 1912,
in Bonn oatierten Brief: SD be-
areife, mein perebrter Sreuno, Dab in
frieOli6en 3eiten uno bei frieoli9en
9efiiblen bic 9eute Hno uIio aud Sbr
miniIterium bas npp ieber 5runSs
mann" nidt aneeneFen finoen. Sc
Oes menI6libe Ding un0 Wort bat
feline 3eit unb na6 bieIer 3eit ieinen
Ort. 2lm tpenigien Oiirfte Oies tpobI,
tpann Die iibermiitigen DGlIden bic
Waffen nibt riibren, in S9uten ges
Iuneen peroen; aber oas Wort nal,
lpalI6 unb ipGlid (dls iiberbaupt aIles
perber6lide uno perG6tli9e sSremoe In
unIerer Spra9e beSsi6nenO) t6nuer
mir obne 9lnitOB, mein' i'd, aud i'm
5rieoen tlingen unO iingen. Sener
ginipringer (ein pabrer BOILER Sc.
meinplab), ben sic anfiibren, mo ie.
Der sSreOler" II. (. p., 1T obne meir
6elfen unb Raten, ia lusiB nidt bon
mem, fir bas Observation-Disclosures
entItanosn. SD bite sic, tpenn ea
Sbnen paFeno ideint, bafiir foIgenot
Spei @erie gu isBen:
.Bo puli6 unb falfd bat gleidsr
SLANG,
limb beutT9 metnt Ser5ensiiber'
f6pang."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
StaOt unD GOuntn.

- Der poblbstnnnte Yerliherunas
agent Srieorih 98. Gmrid uno israu
@liiabetb y. Sale Duroen SamItaa in
9isw YOrf als Elm @bspuar sinssisaust.
SObn S6pa pOn Ripsr Strass
berihtste Der PoliBst am SSreitug. oa6
isin Srtuno Peter Boraofonici per,
ihwunosn III uno sr SusIsih $3.50 per,
miBte. bic ieinsm erbroheusn Softer
entuenost nuroen.
= SOhn Smitb BON Pbslps Stra6.
wurbe lsstsu Donnsritus in Der gine
Broof .3sdle. mo er als SonoIanaer an
aeitellt mar, ourb einsn Dedeniall 10
tort eritlogen /; er hattie einsn b6len
Shaosl5ruh erbalten.
- 500 vSoOcurrisrs" unb EaaslSb,
nsr sinssn 5rsitas an ben Strsii, neil
bic Builders @rhauss es psrpsiaerte,
lbnen cine fog. asitlonsus @srtitdlts
,u bewilli9en. Sis wOllen isisrn. bis
ibre Union uotl ansrtannt iit.
- 9uftop 6. Brsnnsmanu. nsld,,r
Dor trllhsn Wohsn burh isinsn Bru
Der @barIeS b6s perlest muToe, ole Die
Stioen in Der Sifict sines Aouofalen
wsasn Der 9inttrluisni6uft bee Yatsrs
in Strsit sstiethsu. lit aus benz Staut
0Oipital entlaii,n pOrOsn uno bat Die
Stdot usrluhsn. unhpsm ihm Elm ,u,
frisbeHitsllsuber ausslsih ssmnht uno
uon ibm unssuommtn norosn mar
- 9iddftsn DOnnsritus finbst ME
oerum Elm Rlnotle Gurnisr NIT folaen
BEN 2unBirGn,hen isitsns oss Serau.
ton .1leotrtranj IN Der Ssrelusballe on
aoams Auenue ftatt. Doe Eurnier lit
icUobl fhr Die WfitsIisOsr pie auh be-
rem Domen arrangrt uuo foltet Die
2bsiluahme 80 @ents @ Psrion /; elm
Suuh mirt Ddbrtnb Dem abeno fret
ierutrt mtroen. uno ben erfolgreiten
Spislsrn nsroeu msrthuOlls Brsiis ,u
srtunnt. Sei osm nutfoIssuOsn Iau,
Dsrotn iowohl ults pls neus GGn,s ae
tuuIt, uno wirO Bauer Die Ufuiit lief.
srn. Dus PiuO6Isipiel wiro prompt
nm S.15 anfan9su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
9u(gen6umor.

Sn osm 9efansensnlager Stobs in
S6ottIano, in bem stipa 5000 6eutz
Tde 9sfansene untsrsebra6t finb, miro
neuerbines cine 6sutfde 3eitung bers
uusge9eben. Der 9eitartitel otsIer
,Stobisr 3situns" bsginnt nit Der
sSeitifelIung: .Wir fbsn - bariiber
bsitebt tein 3peifel." Sn Iaunigsr
DeiIe rsgt bic 3eitung gu 9erOffentli'
dunaen i'm 2lnseiaeteil on: r9luf! uuf!
Sbr 9arbisrs, Siibneraugenoperuteure,
S6iffsbauer, Rabmeni6nibsr unt
MuIer! 2abt susr Salent nidt
i'm @erboraenen bliiben! 9lnnonsiert!
Senn bas 1T 6is Seele bonn 9ei6Gft.
Sat man iemols non elettrif6er Sanr
6ehanolung gebOrt9 6isr baGb gu
bo6en; Ser Ipparat 1T ihon unters
pe1s. Der bsutTde genius lit uns
perT1bnlih. Wenn er nibt grobs
S6Id6tI6iffs erbuuen tunn, baut er
leiue, menn er niht Bier in Die SSlaz
Tten sapfen tann. ldbt er SenelItifft
nuf Ciner imaain3rsn Sliiiiioteit oarin
Fabren. Gingelsgte @oIsarbeiten nett
,iisrf nit Rem fd5nIien Probutten
BcrTens: es bliiben bic 9ortraitmuler.
SiobTer ReroiFunte! Gin neuer Stpl
triro oeI4affsu; idon Bort man i'm
8eiIt Ole fsruIten 9eidle6ter reoen
Drr ser mato6rsn aunit Der anpdsns
ar6eiter bon Stobs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27

Die fsiastsa DrSSsIaFSsltsn h ass eEass
LIsfsra de oAss aas -NNosnsahlakAs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27

Die Sabl Is piro als cine llusliids.
,abl bsIrahtet. uno 13 Sabre poll
Rraufbsit uno 2eiOsn iinb 9epiB elm
uolles DiaB uon llnsIiid uno Dfi6ss,
ihld. Oaran msrben mir lebbaft ourd
sinen iiirilih uOn Serrn 9. SO6nif In
Plpmoutb. 30. srbultsnen Srisf erin
merit. @r ihreibt: sd mar 13 Sah'
re lang tranf on Rbsumatismus uno
anosreu Seiben. @s wurbe 70 idlimm
nit mir, Oas i'd weoer s1sn, nod iGla.
fen, nod arbeiten fonnte. Wfsiue 0dn'
De narsn nit S6pdren beosdt, Die sine
wdiiisere Sliiiii9teit ausiblsoen. IS
mar feline Steue ba, bic seiunb uusIab.
Sd 9sbrauhte 5orni's sllpenfrduter,
uno meine Oant muroe rein /; idl muroe
9eiuno uno fonnte pisoer eiieu, iblaIen
uno arbsiteu. Da6 nsius Ssilnns cine
oauernoe mar. 1T iider. bsnn ss 1T isst
3UOlf Sabre Der. lsit ih truni mar, uno
ih bin isitber niht pieber trant acme.
len. @leib,eitig filbIe ih mid nm ,sbn
Sabre ihn9er aIs friiher. SD bin
@Ott bantbar fir ben 9eoanfen, Der
mlh usraulnBte, 6Ornrs sllpsntrauter
,u ebranhen."
ST. 20 II Gt uerniinfti9. an,unsbmsn,
onB cine Uieot,iH, bic iOlhs sriinOIide
9silrsiultnte erjtelt. melt iibsr Dem ST.
nobnIihsn iteht ? ST elm lolhes Bro
parat niht Dert. usriu6t gu wsrosn.
wsnn alles triib uno trauIis nuslisbt !?
llnsleih unosren Disoi,insn 1T Sornl'S
aIpsnfrGuter niht in apotbeten gu b.
ben. Spsjialassntsn lieieru ss ben
Seutsn oirsft pom Saboratorium. Soils
SIe intsrsiiiert iino unb tsiuen 2seutsn
ttnnsn, iAreibtn sic an: Or. Better
6nbrnsp & CONS Co., 1875 90.
QOpns aus., Chicago, 50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27

- dm Sountas mursn ss 30 Sab
re, ftitoem SCRANTON einen Charter ole
cine Staot erhielt. Das Subilium
ioll In Der trften Sitobermo1s offiIiell
ssfsisrt Derben.
-Snr albert 3sufs, Der mobile
fannie @isentbtmer uon rNlt Seioel'
BERG" srrsi6ts um SOnntas ben IS.
Wfsilenftsin in isinsm 9sbsnsluuf. mel
DIE @eltstnheii ieine Samilie bsuuets.
um ,u ieiuer @brs eiusn 9roBsn 6tft,
idmaus jn arrausirsn, nobel ihm rett
hsr3litit gratulirt nurbs. Serr Senfe
fam Dor As Sabrsn Don Dsuti6luub
nah Amerita uno ,mei Sabre ipdter
nab Scranton, un6 in bleler Spannt
3tit 1T er alleemsin bsfannt semoroen
uub bat fih Die Hdtung Aler ermor.
ben, NIT benen sr in 8eriibruus fam.
Der 3eituu9sieribsnt gratulirt nah.
trdslth aud rsat bsrIli4it gum BEN
@rsi9niB.
- Drsi Nnaeitsllts Der Scranton
HailDaD @ompanie purbsn ipdt lsste
Otudt bOs usrlsst, elmer OauOu wubr'
iheInlit fatal, ais Iie pom einsm Sia'
butt entlans ben 2adawauna @elsilsn
Bwliten GObpbauna uno @ouIbsboro
itiirSten. Samss @riilitbS uOu Stous
aUsnue trns eiusn Srud oes Rudsra'
ties bauOn, .. 8. 0ailsp uOu NOrO
Sromlsp auenue bat sebrohens HIp'
pen uno innerlihe 8srlssunsen. unO
3bomas Cannon uou Ssmlod StraBs
erlitt cine itarfs Oieruensrlhnttsruns
uno wabriheiulih innerlihe Yerlesuu.
gen. Sbr @sfdbrts, 9Obn @onnOllg
uon Stamono gluenue, Der unuerlest
snttam, srlau9ts Bsiitano.
pa- Utun usrssiis nidbt. OaB isst biz
Office oes scranton Uohenblatt" iitJ
410 Spruce Strass, uierter StOd. be.
fiuoet unb oaB Die Eelspbon hummer
Bsu BIAS lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27

Restsllt das ~WoohsnbIstt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
DunmDre.

Ssnrp SOmmer. Der srfte Bro.
ibOnotnr uOu yudomauua @Ountp uno
in frhhsrtn Sahren in poIitifhen Srsi'
fen wOblbsfunnt. III am tsrsitas in Der
99obnuu9 isinsr EOhtsr In @arbon0als
nab siun6hsntIihsr 8ronihsii siusm
yhsrsnlsioen erieesn. Der 8srftorbsns
puroe Dor nubt3u 81 9ubrsn in Ssfs,
9olisl esborsn uno fam als Shnslins
nud amsriiu, fit iulsst in DuumOrs
nlsosrloiitno. mo sr iiir luues Sabre
Elm Suntlisrssihdft bstrisb. Die 8s.
sroisuus ,riolste om WiOntus i'm Dun
more 6risobOfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
Safamdnna ,Smeia

Die rsssImdBile. DionursUsriomm
lung bee SadaWnnuu SwsIses miro
morasu (jsreItaJ) aOeno ihr gsDohn en-
SIunoe lm SitOsrtruni @aii o, Aoams
aUtnue, ftuIlfinosn.
SIe usrlprlht. Die INNER, etns inter,
rsiiintt gu meToen. un6 60 1T oaber e.
Unnlht, oaB iih Die Wiuglisoer uno
DelsSatsn DOLL slnitsllsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
NtttSfpn.

- 8sssn elmer @piosmis uOn 0ta'
fern nurosn bic Stlnleu In 9u9bsS.
tOun far spsi sBOdsn ssidlOiisu.
- Soispb SriOOa BON Oregon wuro
Ssrsita9 in Der 9io. 9 3shs iofort sstDo'
tst. nls cine usrIpdtst srfolsts Sprsng'
uns ihn traf.
- SnIputore @nptl,t, Der am 20.
Sebruar ben @bnrlss Wiuranco t6otste,
nuhotm cisisr feline Oiuttsr anssgrif'
fen bate. 1T am 5rtltus uou ben Sc
ihwOrsnsn ireiseiprohtn tporosu. 81
Hfldrte. buB sr in Sslbftusrtb.iOiSuns
banoelte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
SSprb Scrantpu.

Der 35 Sabre ults Sobn DtaO.
pido uon @race StruBe muroe Dtn
itas nahs Der Barter Strubs Srsu,uns
uon siusr &rie &otomotiUs sstroffsn,
oaourh berart nuf Die 9sleiis faueno,
looaB ihm bsibs Bslne nabs Dem Snis
ab9eihnltten muroen @r itarb fIhb
am fOlSsnosn WtOrssn i'm Staat 30
lpital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
Bon NeterSbura.

-Srau Diaebalsnu Sonit uOn Prss.
colt ausnue. 92 Sabre alt, murbs lsste
S4ohs ihlimm Uerlsst. uls sic sineu
Shminoelanfall btfam uno nieotrfisl.
Buos arms plrben gsbrohsu, oas cine
Huge utrlsst unO elm bOisr Sduttt Om
2opf ibr ju9efhSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-27
8ieI perIanqt. I.

SrDbler: r@o5u taufeu sic bem
Die pielen fdIe6ten Sleioer9"
9iener: Sur 9et!eioung Der @Ogel-
fheus ,r auf ben @iitsrn or. 9urd.
faut 3 Giiriten BON 9pnnersberg.
ol,r r9iirfte i9 mid onnr
OF 0oflieferont Sr. Sur9lauh
nsnneu
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-14
I" The Alfalfa
Weevil."
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO.

April 7, 1916.
President John l.. Smith,
Oakley, Idaho.
Dear Sir:
send you herewith Extension
Bulletin 7, "lhe Alfalfa Weevil," to
which wish to call especial attent-
ion. On pages six and seven you will
find the distribution of this pest as it
as It affected Idaho during 1918 and
1914, Unfortunately, there WAS no
carefully directed and active cam
paign against the spread of this in
sect during 1915 since there were no
funds available for such campaign.
DR., E. G. Titus, Entomologist from
the Utah Agriculture College. Logan.
Utah, reports to me an alarming
spread of. this insect during 1915
AS indicated on page 6 of the bulletin
enclosed, and rs shown on the map.
page Z, the weevil was formerly con-
fined to a comparatively small terri
tory in Bear Lake, Franklin and
Oneida counties. Dir. Titus reports
that this past fall he found weevil at
Montpelier and Paris in Bear Lake
county, at Oxford in Bannock County,
on the Bannock Oneida county line
AnnActto nnn,aI1 ~
eida county, at Bridge, Ward, Almo
and Three Creeks, Cassia county and
a very bad infestation at Standrod
Cassa county. From this you can
see that the weevil during 1915
moved approximately 20 miles north
and almost 100 miles west. There is
every evidence that the Oakley dis.
trict is seriously threatened and
take this means of directing your
attention to the serious menace. q
DR.. Titus tells me that he has seen
fields of alfalfa where the usual first
crop had been reduced so much that
it could hardly be cut, and if cut
could not be raked with anything
larger than a hand rake.
All alfalfa fields should receive an
immediate and thoro cultivation
with spring tooth harrow or similar
implement. The cultivation will as
sist in checking the inroads of the
weevl and will also tend to increase
the yield Of hay.
The Extension Division of your
State University wishes to assist YOU
in controlling and eradicating this
insect pest, just as far as funds and |
men are available. If we can serve
you farther, feel very free to write us
Yours very truly,
d. d. CENTER,
Director of Extension.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-14

Mr. F. A. Nelson and I. r.. Tate
with Nelson Auto Sales Co. of Twin
Falls, passed through Oakley Monday
with n King Eight car locked and
called in high gear, by Mayor
Sweeley Of Twin Falls Idaho, their
trip takes them through Burley
Rupert, Jerome, Shosbone, GoodinR,
Wendell. Hagermsn. uhl. and n OK
to Twin Falls. The car As sealed, has
to start and run only on high gear,
their trip is made to show the flexi-
biIity and power Of the King Eight car
George Richardson and wife came
up from Burley on Sunday on a visit
to relatives.
The Davidson Clothing Store has
lust received a special line of Child
rens Wash Suits at prices to suit
your pocket book.
DR.. Lowe, James Port, W. H. Mat
thews and Fred Bach made trip to
Twin Falls on Saturday in Mr.. Per-
rims car, to take in the Auto Show.
Mrs w. II. Jenkins and family
returned home to Burley on Friday
after visiting relatives here.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-14
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
SCHOOL MEETING
AND ELECTION.

The annual school meeting and
election for the school districts OF
Cassia County, Idaho, except
independent districts will be held
on April II. 1916. Look for the
notices posted in each district.
II no time is specified, the polls
will open at l p. IN. and close at
5p. m.
NAE LOWE,
County School superintendent.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-14
JOHN MURER, Manager,
Oakley, Idaho.
WASHINGTON-BY J. {. JONES

Say you are reader Of this paper, and
we will send on approval the handsome
volume entitled: MOUNT VERNON,
THE HOME OF WASHINGTON.
The cover and ink used in printing are
colonial blue, and the tule is in gold leaf.
The paper is French vellum, and the color,
colonial buff The illustrations were made
by our own artists, by special permission
Of the authorities Of Mount Vernon. This
is the story Of impressions left by trip to
Washingtons home, and an eminent auth
ority says: Breaches more Of the real
spirit Of the place than anything else ever
written. Regular price $l.0O. If on
receipt you lind it satisfactory, remit 75c;
otherwise return within one week.
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-14

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less, and is often
the cause ofinsomnia Eat light sup
per with little if any meat, and no
milk; also take one of Chamberlain :
Tablets Immediately after supper
and see if you do not rest much bet
ter. Obtainable everywhere.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-14

At the John A. Clayton ranch
OF Marion, consisting Of all kinds
OF new farming implements never
been used, will be sold atcost price
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-14
WANT COLUMN.

For Sals-Bronze Turkey eggs, see
Mrs. Earl Whitley.
Strayed Bay Mare with halter on,
from Murtaugh Friday March 10th,
Kindly notify owner, A. Tolman, OF
Oakley.
For e-Townsite Lot at Half
Price, l-8 acre.
Inquire Herald Office.
Gasoline Engine for Sale, 2 horse
power for $1,000. good bargain.
Can be seen at this office.
For Sale-Two Building Lots, well
improved, adjoining Mrs. z. Work
man. For further particulars apply
to Mrs. z. Workman, Oakley, Idaho.
For Sale-Second hand Studebaker
lzzer" Buggy and double Buggy
Harness. Address P. o. Box PAS
Oakley.
LOST-Work team, l foul roam
and | grey horse, with reached name.
A reward of $1,000 will be given by
notifying the Ditch Camp south of
Hansen.
Smith & Green, Twin Falls,
Tel. SO w.
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Borden Firm Gives in.

Chicago.-The Borden company, last
of the milk dealers holding out against
the demands of the farmers for high
er prices, signed the schedule de-
manded by the farmers on Saturday.
$1.55 per hundred pounds.
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| am prepared to do all kinds of
Fashionable Dressmsking at most
reasonable prices. Work Guaranteed
Mrs. MCGAvIN.
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Mrs w. II. jenkins ana FAMILY
returned home to Burley on Friday
after visiting relatives here.
500 Reward, 800
The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least ono
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure IN all It's stages. and that IS
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. there
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nnature in doing its work; The proprietors
ers that they offer One. Hundred Dollars
for any case that It fails to cure. Send
Address hss u 5es CHGNnY CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Advertisement.
THE Perfection Turnover" saves
one third the water in irrigatinR
alfalfa. See the adv. on last page.
Spring.
Spring is looked upon by many as
the most delightful season of the
year, but this cannot be said of the
rheumatic. The cold and damp
weather brings on rheumatic pains
which are anything but pleasant
They can be relieved, however, by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment.
Obtainable everywhere.
Advertisements
The Hanzel Auto Co. has been SELL
ing quite a number of cars lately,
practically selling all the cars they
have on hand. They expect another
car load Of Studebakers and also
car of Fords in shortly.
Amelia Matthews is now working
at the Oakley State Bank.
Hector G Haight has returned to
school at Salt Lake.
John Stoddard was in Oakley sew
cldl udyS lhSC week.
Chicken thieves are going their
rounds again. They raided Thomas
Lees coop last week. Certain parties
saw them, and arrests may soon be
expected.
If depradations of the herd boys
do not cease the people of Oakley
will have to take their own cows out
The boys have been breaking in the
doors Of empty houses, and generally
doing great deal of malicious mis-
chief.
A very commendable work is that
recently done by the Village to pre-
vent flooding along Main Street
NJ UGH grading and ditching has been
done near the public school. and con
siderable bridge repairing. We hear
tily approve Of these.
Roy c. Davidson is nowI buying
bounties on Coyotes.
J. Arthur Haight went to Salt
Lake for conference.
G. M. Scott of Twin Falls was al
Oakley visitor during the week.
he Oakley Coop. is doing the
town good service in furnishing a
corral for people coming to Oakley
A the rear of the store good tie up
is provided. This will be great
help in keeping the streets Of our
business section in good condition
and will help the sanitary conditions
very much. Much credit is due to |
the Coop. for this public spiritedness
Insomnia.
Indigestion nearly always dsturbs
the sleep more or less, and is often
the cause ofinsomnia. Eat light sup
per with little if any meat, and no
milk; also take one of Chamberlain
Tablets Immediately after supper.
and see il you do not rest much bet
ter Obtainable everywhere.
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Aeroplanes Attack Russian Station,
Berlin.-A successful attack by fou.
German seaplanes on a Russian avia-
ton station on Oesel island. at the
entrance to the Gulf of Riga, is an
nounced in an official statement by
chief of the admiralty staff.