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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
granOris' H0nGunrlfr.

%oui2 :. @"rouotip' ll0uNpucllc
II 6oreneoe Stotera Npieitcrct2oom
mcr hur inOen piaic arcoic ioroar.
iolet Ell Storm Al llpjIic iou M
|toucenircrcr lig i ct NorieN p0n 1T
hinore llbnUpneIiena Sto0iuitellc /
Genotct. Miou bcreoGr liQ I'll at
ru0e o~r0cntliQ op t Nir. &rduoci@'
Trr,io Tor n ie OH ser lite er CT
cller lr0ei. han tam baut Qlort lig
itrIOiI l. lom Qlor hd:u litittct Tor
let hole enlbeOc. tuoytlI ErUilocus
Ten har uonUput nam NJ &r1notjH
e Ell operorotut.iQ oultjl ,MIriiL
n;oa ole inorenme. % llReu inue&
q. haue uoget al u0iTtie pau ham
inn WCnucltc. Sans mordlile &du-
rel er uoeu |Iet cuer Nnnfc, ~
hon ifol ppre Welct looaisreuGC.
Nieo Ell lSuer ~ SpNtilba0, iom
isqer i'm %iQe. mar han tooci Icocn.
DC Gel / %sarluRcH al llerc ilofcNe
pfonomiife. inouitricne oQ iocidlc
SperesmooI / Ma@intuictta % an.
Gre Steber i 2iieu E|rcmroNcrG,
Gpner % Griorjnl cr Ser ol,iod in.
sen Wou9eI pao.
Noor @ronoeja Mooit0n0cr,.
tro0S ali bette, olliAeucI meucr. al
Ion life er CEN rcite Ntauo ior Gil.
Iineen, ioo mda @rmocn rertil nil.
nof bo~peoiageIia ie9c3 / ben I'm.
irpnbi9beo, al ban / i'm 5iO har
pGret not ina lem mos clOeI Al !,
iIere ao%rporotloner % qieuuem.
~eanen6e bar taget Stanopuu,t ioy
g. imaa / Snmimoet. San ite0t.
iifferIi1 mango ira iig pcO lin be.
remte aamp me0 %loremiuiitc
&alinger - en- aamp, iom ~rcillic
reoe / oemes llotrG0elie al Reaie
r:ngen % beler life panSt DC
Grns Seier ooer Rcm Sapen Game.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

Scl9enoe ltoar al lUie | Get oar'
he @Iao "Spsaen9lcn":
Sen nanlic Yioner" nj / Ssbet AZ
ncalc llacr 5000 Collars inNinmIct I'll
.SlpIp ipr ar ireIic ell @dnosmdtlo IRA
Iirsparat SGusieI.
"0ecornh Toiien". iuloi iod ltobrcnt
o. innflhbelieSrigt, bar Here yiddne
Der bnn eli SnhidmIiu9 / Sang ror AT
frcIic en- nna. beaapei Eorhmnno, Ii
hcnnc al Earring. ira &sben.
R~eiuItdttt er % III Snto mc9et rttae
pa taller IN, opmuutrenoe for nor't
Tenrcife isIeIie."
@i tror, al por hanifc aonega her
hor taact ieiI al SituntIoilen. Get
er iifterIi3 life luae1t Wongel pod
MeiuteifeieIelie, iom bepirfer, at
sStnbionlinqen iii Schon SelneS life
I,nr inobraet et itsrre @elsb enc Oct.
i'm hiotil er fonnlei ino. Ter er
IL "Secoroh.E oiten" inoietot inlt
ca. S400, % oct er III life lletop
en- ian ubctpoeliq Sum. "Hc'orm"
hor oaiou inoiamlet ct 'tsrre @elsb,
ia aiennem andre @looe or Der lt9e'
leGes inotommet enbel, ioriloen at
SeIneS hur mootnoct noale mlitore
Hibroa 0irefie ira 9oerne. Ndor
ref. iom ali / alt iii Gnto er mo
trn1mei, life err tiliirrftclil, laa or
Grunoen piii1of cle % olelle oell,
Il: iilacll bar fltnllet ploc. hporlllcgct
Ser irun0tea. Ser par 8rllo III
a FRO, al Entieuten piloe flare ltg
nco eft torterc Sanutoricopholh. Get
ujicr liz III, at oct MI io1e me9ct
lungere, enc ma hnp0c tUnti, og
q. Der ielleli1 ogiun trTllae@ lan1t
here Eelge. Nllolnnlllrl9erl er
iniolcriio fife nilluttct, u9 | Moo
iatninQ iii "SpsQefuNlen". ion life
oltio cr ioo beloiN. ionl cn'tcli1
tldnoe ppre, nour Sen ltol prsuc at
,ore olporIil, ieIcr Vi " lorul3ict
rnl, al Observation-Disclosures Mcnne-
itcielelle fife nil fommc ~illtori, llo0r
oe' qiGloer at hiUlpe en- >onN%
mouO. Zen hor oltiN nit I'LL til
itrrfteliN pco @ljQncnoc %nOiomlln
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

re Veleiringsiononer, bporior 10
IONS aanoner ira Sfobo OF siter.
rlgife @jergba..erier / itor Soit bIeu
letot til &eitironter. Ierueo fom
2'terrig Ieln / Mangel paa ipprt
Stpts, % oettc itaI p9rc 8runoen
I'll, at Giterrigerne life funoe itoa
zig imoo &iisiernc / @alicien OF
aorpoterne THOR Sinter. Senere
ut 2Iterrigerne lit lpGre Sfpts til
bage ira Spiflano meo Ienter og
Hertesrenter, % Slooet penote Jig.
Wtilono zoe Sebr. - @eo 5rplo-
ltohen | Sfoou-& erferne / Vilien /
@pbnlen omfom 1875 arbeioere %
Siinttion9rer. Ere itore gp9niraer
blep Ipr9lgt / 6iler, beribIanot ben,
bpor Den berenite ~ CONS bpbrall-
life aonon lapeoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Deroensfrioen
S~ortfetteIfe fra SIDE 1

oct iioite er blet ienot ira <slano
til &eitironten. Sfolge SpIpsninger
ira Den belgiife @r0nie til Imlter-
oonl er cit Soriterfning poa 100000
tpifc Solooter nplig blet ienbt peit-
opcr til Sronten. Saainnrt Den
b~aaroclte Tinter cr opcr, pil ser ri
nleligpis iperges gtpt oerira.
Spiferne ifal pgIaa hape til Sen-
iigt at uopioe Sapilen peo 3eebriiggc
/ Nclgien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
liorfk % oan(k slcnneRrfelrlfr

Sclaenoc itoar at Irie / SET han.
he 9Iab "Spsaenuolcn":
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Ma9tpolitik.


Ser tales her i Sonoct Ell bcl Gel
en- Wn0tpolltit, D. y. !. naar Den
SIa1a Folitit oripca al andre.
Vi cr ioriGr6ct upcr at le Snltlnn0:
oG Gli1ldn09 % ANDRE clropTllft
Moatera egcnran0igc Ninooc at gau
ircnl pao o. tnftcr Dor @llo, at nj
lite er lonr oieic anorc Sunocrc
blanot Hatlollernc. lhI bar vi Jall'
lie pilt oaioo Nei til / loaen @rao
q. Ielc, ut ri bar pUrct 9drlfe ben.
lIna'ulbc / por lnternatlonolc 80
litif, % oct pilbe fauite pTrc ali
iornleget at forlon9c, at ri lfllloe
inoremn1c, at ogiua III pdo oct 8e-
Get hur alort pn itnl0l9 / no0ct, ION
%Crocu fan pe9c SinIrc a.. Hour
mnn bcrior / 0iaic Sage iNlen bar
t0ltet u / NTlclt, at DC Sorcnebc
Stoter / i'm Sio inttc ii0 / @ciio.
otIlc al Banana uocn at iperae ocn
rctmUa'iNc Giermnno, Colombia, ON
(luoocllc. ion har Bette "lttfcrt prret
hldrht AZ nelc 'or Ben rationale
!GrglerrlNbco. ion alto cr lna lnur
I'll at llnbe sell nlc0 anore. 1dur
Get NjUlocr li9neuoc Soreieclicr.
2ettc hnr IA 1orltc riItiQ o0ida
ucbtommcu0c aomiic / Scnatct /
@aihiu0ton hupt 'pr gle. "a Sen
p~tbuuolcoc Spor9HmauIc, on al boil
5 Columbia ituoc>le2 Tor Subct Al
Vouuluu.
! Den o%prWbe,i1c Srattnt. ION
Al Mfr. @rnan bItu nclotieret nlco
Colombia. blep GrilatnluNniummcu
lat til $25.OO0.O00. ~ ocu iuoc-
huIot Ell Nloulul ON, at &c Norcneoc
Statcr b1tloNcbc al haze muottct
'crQrlbc iiN pou Nn0cnmouNa Gicn
orm. Scuut2toriitcu hor ueo NOR
mere SucrpcicIie Al SuQcn iunoct,
4, Colombia 'unr pUrc illlrCo@ mco
$4,000, 00O, ~ Colombia mnu RI
rncllNui~ tolt tllt0ttc nlcb. bua0 oct
tan ia. Nuu0 0tt lmiolcrtio LITER
cronu mlu0re ems A'tnnpuinlcr
pua observation-disclosures, cr Scuat@
ttnlitctna &clIutninl ON. AZ Srotta.
ten ittc bare itnl u~otruttt Sc Sore
rCoc Statcra "NctIN9cIie". men al
2Niuo Colombia itnI "bctIoQe" Il
forhoio / @Mlconiug Al Niirren.
Nico unbrc CrO, Sc 10 Sunoe ital
atniiNia beoe ~hiuau0cu ON GorIo.
NuIie, ioroi &ooiepeIt me0 MoJi toN
Eou0mo ira Colombia.
Sctic cr mrUNtcllg II oriue SIC.
mc0icu tcmmtiig ui0t. ~ Ser cr
iRrmNGn lite al un0rc2 pao. AZ So.
! Iombio4 Miniiter / @aibiugton Is.
Ter iiQ en- SnuIc o~roitbolocu pco ili0l
Nctiu8cllcr. Ser cr, buoo Niauoer
ijGer;
"Gctie er. iom nanr en- li0eu. pcit
Sinttar bar 'oact e. Slog oper so.
jcoct meo Ell Stof AZ Ell &iGmpetoi
& eitcrpaa o9ioa itol beNe ON llno,
l%Ionin9, ioroi bau err bIet oper.
cl0t".
Zig or 6ct, naar man itol oriu,
5forpoIitit. Gen er iig iclu liz
o~peralt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

SoflOoll zoe tSebr. Nplgelloc
Gampere err ibae bragt ino til &irf-
mall: oen norife Camper "6rogner",
paa Heiie ira Neip Dorf til Gsbierg
meb 2inirefager; oc ipenife Campo
re "Sagalano", ira Baltimore til
2anbsfrora meo @peoe, % "Ncp
Sweoen", ira Baltimore til @ptc.
borg meo alll og &afie. Gen nor
lfe Camper "%9(lltoo" er iri9ipct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

al Spiflanos neutrality-suspicious.,
MI CO i9rIi9 Srbnineen al Snb- oa
%lloisriel; men ierit oe remit bill Def
pGre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at bare en-
ilig "@eneralitab" / Spergongstiben,
noar 6reoen blir %iluttet.
Berlin zoe Sebr. - Trins Oscar,
ben femte / &Gffen al aeiier @il-
belms Senner, er blet lettere Iaaret
/ Sopeoet og Soften al @ranotiplin.
ter UNDER 4ampen paa @eitfronten.
= 5 September 1914 bIep ban og.
ioa iaaret peo %irton / geIgien %
maatte ligge bientme / TO Iaaneoer.
Sor Sioen boIoeS / oper 80 tpife
@per tprfiife Sprogfilrier. iom er be-
iegt al ca. 1900 Terioner / De for
ifieaigite Stiuinger. 5 Berlin bler
forleoen igan9iat 10 me allrier /
Sprfilf = ct for 9egpnoere % eft for
&ioerefomne.
8enf 6te Sebr. - Erins Seopolo
al @apern, iom gritnoig bar itllberet
9gpptiIfe Sorbolbe, pil ifelge
"gaperiihe &urier" / Miinfen, bli
non9pnt til Gbef Tor en- tpif-tprfiif
grme, fom ifal anaribe Sltesfana-
len. @laoet fortpller, at oenne> Or
petition Ifal bragg aigaaroe tioligt
til Gnaren. Gen pil bli leoet npiten
ltoeluffenoe al tpife Sfficerer, iom MI
forbereoer Jig BERTH / aonitantinopel.
X X X
st init @lao bar reene. no, at Der
MI er life minore emo t,429,17t
iienotlige Soloater iom ariesfaneer
/ Spiflnno. @nbpioere bar Spiferne
fra arigens @egpnoeIie inbtil mi er.
obret 1900 &anoner, 200 Mili-
%tprpogne, 5000 Witraljpier oe f.
100000 @ep9rer, iom frembeles err
/ brllgbar Stanb. Set panlfeliqite
Troblem biir MI at bpege itore nof
"arigsmti9er" for al oenne Sangit.
Sfelge @eloineer fra 2onbon err
Ser EFT SanOipnIigbeo for, at 2orb
aithener bill fomme til at opertoae
aommanooen pper Sc brittle Crop
per | sGgppten, % at bans Stiaitg
ioln britilf &rigsminilter bill bli
ppertaget al 2orb Serbp, Ser - iom
befiellot bar gicrt Jig benerfct
ipm Observation-Disclosures.
2onoon zoe Sebr. - Gen ipenife
Camper "Seras", bpis 9omntlosloo.
ming er fommet ibronb, %itepner mi
ino til airfpal poa Grfneerne. Sit
bet err paa Meiie fra SEEM Orleans -
ionl set forloO ben 22oc San. - til
@etcbor9 % ariltiania.
X X X
&llsiiife Sorpeoobaaoe ifiso forle-
Den iIGnf 40 tprfiife Seilifibe paa
Sortebapet % bombarocreoe tire
Sfibsperfter peo 9(natofiens &pit,
meooeles fra Soesia.
X X
Seller @ilbelm bar M oiotet en-
M Merchandising og anmooet
aomponiiten Hiharo Strauis ON at
lage Melooont til Sen. Set err bans
Seniigt, at Ben me Nationallana
lfal %eritatte Sell sir inn Sie9cs-
fran5", Iom oeSpGrre - 9aur
paa ianme Mclobi iom ben brittle
Natio1oli lang.
SonOon zoe ISebr. - Tploenoe
Gampere err ibae bragt ino til &irf-
mall: Den norlfe Camper "Srogner",
paa &eiie ira Seem Dorf til Gsbierg
meb S~inircfager; sc lpenifc Campo.
re "S%agalano", ira Baltimore til
Sanosfrona n1eb 'Spebe, % "Ncm
SmeOen", ira Baltimore til @etc.
borg meo aill og aaiie. Gen nor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

EsrrnEp As SECOND CLASS NATTER JuNr Ism 1908 Al
,Hu Po.r orIoK AT DECohAH. Iowa, UNpER I'M AcI
or coxsRrss OF MARCH ;. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

Berlin 7bc Sebr. - Ser Sania-
bunn". oct itorc og mGstiae tpifc Sl-
buitriiprbunb bar beililttet al bcoe
HiaStanileren ON at ioreilaa ior Sor-
buno$raaoet Sprettelien al ell ""efo.
noniif @eneralitab", iom ifal taaes iiu
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-25
THE BEST TEST
IS THE VEST OF TUNE.

Years ago this Minot resident told
of good results from using Doan's
Kidney Pills. Now Mrs. E. William
son, of 652 E. First St., confirms the
former statement-says there has
been no return of the trouble. Can
Minot people ask for more convincing
testimony?
Mrs. Williamson says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills have been used in our home
for that terrible, dull pain across the
small of the back and irregular kidney
action. The best of results have been
had"
MORE THAN TWO YEARS LAT
Err, Mrs. Williamson said: Eve sell
dom need Doan's Kidney Pills in our
family now, as the cure they made
has been permanent"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Williamson has twice publicly
recommended. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-25
Construction work began Monday o.

Construction work began Monday on
a pontoon bridge which is to be built
across the Missouri river at Williston,
uniting for the first time Williams and
Mckenzie counties. It will be the first
bridge of the kind to be constructed
across the Missouri river below it's
junction with the Yellowstone and will
be the first bridge for wagon travel
to be constructed across the Missouri
in North Dakota.
Twenty new banks with a total cap
italization Of 100000 have been or
ganized in North Dakota during the
past month, according to the state
banking board.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-25
The electric light company at Beach

The electric light company at Beach
has practically completed the installa-
ton of their new machinery and be-
ginning Monday the patrons will have
continuous service. Most everyone
who uses power will throw out their
old gasoline engines and install cleo
trio motors.
People living in Sioux county at
Selfridge and Fort Yates would like
to see D. P. Abbey rounded up and
given a deserved room at Grove. Alb
hey worked a slick game in both
Sioux and Hettinger counties, obtain
ing subscriptions for a newspaper that
he failed to sc: started.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-05-25

Minnewaukan lodge, No. 81, A. F. &
A. NJ, which started its career thirty
one years ago with former United
States Senator H. C. Hansbrough as
the first candidate, last week formally
dedicated its new $4,000 temple.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09

tention is being given to the produc-
 tion of the different classes of live
 stock. Each is noted as a breeding center, and buyers who pay the high est prices are attracted from other states and even foreign countries.
 The organization of community or cooperative live stock breeders asso- citation requires the services of lead CT, as do all movements that have for their object the improvement of un- satisfactory conditions. The leader in an enterprise of this kind should be one of the successful breeders of the community - aggressive as we'll as progressive. With such a man at the head of the movement, little trouble should be experienced in interesting others and securing their cooperation. A preliminary organization should be effected, a committee appointed to draft constitution and bylaws, and a definite breed selected which the asso- citation is to promote.
 The selection of a breed is of great If the best results are to be gained, individual taste should be disregarded and a breed selected which has proved profitable in the com munity. The action taken in this re- spect should be unanimous, and every effort should then be made in improv- ing the type of stock to which the or ganization is committed. When the breed has been decided upon, the first step is to procure a number of sound pure-bred sires of that breed to be mated with the females owned by the members. If there are few good pri- vately owned sires already in the com munity they can be put out for service and the expense divided on a pro rata
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09
IMMENSE ESTATE LEFT
 BY CHARLES ". FAIRNESS

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Charles W. Hardness, who, at the time of his death on May last, was said to be the third largest holder of Standard Oil stock, left an estate worth S49,- 566,895, according to an appraisal filed with the surrogate here today.
 His brother, Edward S. Hardness, IS the chief beneficiary under the will, received approximately S36, 6,1s2, ,OOO. To his widow, Mrs. Mary Warden Hardness, the deceased left more than S12,OOO,OOO. Yale university and the Presbyterian hospital of this city were bequeather s5OO,OOO and s35O,OOO, re- spectively.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09
LIVESTOCK BREEDING ASSOCIATIONS PROVE
 THEIR GREAT VALUE

There are some sections of the coun- try that have become noted for the quality of the live stock they produce, says a news letter of the department of agriculture. In most instances this is found to be the result of concentrat- ed effort. The state of Wisconsin of fers a splendid illustration of what can be accomplished through community breeding associations. Here are to be found 186 organizations devoted to the breeding of high class live stock. Of this number, 1O8 are promoting cattle of the different dairy breeds; 2, beef cattle; 10, horses; 2, swine, and IA, general live stock. These associations have met with marked success and prove exclusively that community live stock breeding is not an experi- ment when thoroughly organized and properly conducted. Livingston coun- ty, Michigan, and a considerable sec tion of New York, particularly the re- zion adjacent to Syracuse, are famous for their dairy cattle. In Iowa promi- nence has been gained in swine rais- ing. The bluegrass region of Ken lucky, noted as the center of Ameri- can saddle horse breeding, affords a further example of the success result ing from unity of effort and purpose. There are still other sections where at
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09
MONTANA MINING MAN
 TO ENTER HACKBERRY FIELD

William Nable came in from Hack berry yesterday and spent the day att tending to business matters in this town. He reports that James Murray, Montana mining man, is about to enter that field, going to work one of the properties of that section. Will jam Bayley and B. Hook, two other mining men of the Pacific coast, are new men to become interested in that country. The section surrounding the Copper Giant is one of the best of the country, and with proper development, which, from the plans these gentle men purpose to give it, will bring forth some of the greatest properties yet uncovered in Mohave county.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09
DIAMOND DRILL
 OH OLD MOSS

F. O. Altinger of Oatman was caller at the office of the Miner Thurs day. He is in town attending to busi- ness for the Warner-Oatman company, which has just recently been organ ized. The company has in contem- plation great deal of work as soon as the final arrangements have been made. The company has one of the promising groups of the district and has a most wonderful opportunity to make good with a reasonable amount of development. Mir. Altinger informs us that the miners of the district are on their toes awaiting the report of the diamond drill, now working on the Old Moss property. The Old Moss in years past has produced some of the wonderfully rich ore for which this county is noted, and the new company in charge of this new development work hopes to again relocated some of the ore shoots by the use of the drills.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09

basis.
 If additional sires are found neces- sary, it should be possible for the as- sociation to secure them at a consid- erable saving in price through the se- lection of committee of competent men authorized to make the purchases. It will in some cases be advisable to have a qualified veterinarian as one member of the committee.
 At the opening of the breeding sea- son the sires should be placed at the most convenient points and put in the hands of capable and efficient men who understand the breeding question and who will take proper care of the ami mals in their charge. After each sec ond season it may prove advisable to change or shift the sires. This will allow each breeder to procure the ser vice of a new sire and at the same time make it possible to determine which are the best producers so that those not making good can be disposed of.
 A sufficient number of the best fe- males from the successful sires should be retained, and in some cases male offspring may be put into service in the neighborhood. This will obviate the necessity for any further extensive purchases and give a constant supply of good blood and uniform quality. In addition, it will provide an adequate number of animals to take the place of those that die, are injured or sold. The serviceable sires crossed with the fe- males retained will be of incalculable value in the continued production of animals of outstanding merit.
 One of the reasons for the lack of uniformity in the quality of our live
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09

Shipments made in this way insure better railroad service, and the small breeder shares with the larger breeder the benefit of reduced transportation charges
 Additional publicity is to be gained through advertising. Attractive, we'll prepared advertising judiciously placed is an important factor in draw ing attention to the community as a breeding center and attracting GUS toners.
 Through the regular meeting of the association the members are brought in contact with each other, matters of general interest are discussed, a spirit of friendly rivalry is stimulated and a more neighborly feeling prevails. These meetings will also have much to do in maintaing the proper enthusiasm so essential to the success of the or ganization and the good of the com munity in general.
 It will also be found desirable and helpful to have occasional addresses by prominent stoclmen and scientists from the state agricultural colleges and experiment stations. In this way various subjects are discussed in de- tail and many difficult problems solved.
 The history of the associations and districts mentioned is one of continued Their growth and influence have been marked, and their example can well be followed by other sections where such organizations do not exist. The department gives assistance, it's agents in the field, in forming local associations for live stock improvement.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09

stock is the fact that many of our in- dividual farmers and breeders have not adhered to one type or breed of sire. The results provide a striking example of the need of organization. With the organized community many advantages are to be gained. First of all, greater interest will be taken in the proper method of breeding, feed ing etc, with the result that a definite community type will be established and the members will work together in maintaining that ideal. United action is brought about in the prevention and eradication of disease, combined action along this line being far more effective and economical than individual effort. The good effect of combined action on the part of the breeders of a commu- nity in preventing the spread of such a disease as hog cholera, for instance, can readily be appreciated. Much can also be accomplished in a similar man ner in stamping out contagious dis eases among other classes of live stock and by the adoption of proper sanitary methods further outbreaks in the com munity can be avoided. A reputation for sound, healthy stock is a most de- sirable and valuable asset.
 Additional advantage is obtained in marketing the surplus stock. The in dividual breeder is compelled to seek his own market. A further drawback is the higher freight rate and lack of railroad facilities owing to shipments having to be made in lots of less than a carload. With the organized com munity the market is established and freight charges are reduced by carload shipments, which may be made up of stock belonging to several persons.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remain un- called for in the Kingman postoffee, December 8, 1916: Miss A. c. Bergman, Mrs. c. A. Brock, B. F. Beaman (2), A. B. Anderson, Charley DeLush, Mrs. Geo. Carson, H. L. Dorian (2), L. J. Conley, J. T. Feely, L. II. Foster, George Gilbert, Mir. Gill, Sam Gilmore, Gus Gerner (2), Alex Ericsson, Free Sewing Machine Agt., David Fandle, Glen Curtis, Hon. Stephen E. Barron, Hugh Monahan, Jesus Nuniz, M. J. Bishop, M. A. Bowen.
 CHARLES METCALFE,
 Postmaster.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09
PERSONALS

R. S. Hoagland, of the Zellerbach Paper company of Los Angeles, Cal, has been in Kingman the past two days attending to business for his firm. Mir. Hoagland came in from Flagstaff Thursday evening, and he reports that the temperature there during his stay ran down to 5 degrees below zero. He returned to Los An geles yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09

The Clack brothers, of this place. are preparing to leave for the Red Top claim within the next few days. where they will do the annual assess ment work on that property.
Mohave County miner., 1916-12-09

T. S. o'Brien, representing the Joshua Henry Iron Works of San Francisco, Cal, was a pleasant caller at the office of the Daily Miner yes- terday. Mir. OBrien is well known to many citizens of Kingman, having lived here a number of years.