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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11
PICTURE PARTY

Miss Mildred Graves entertained a
party of friends Wednesday evening
at picture show at the Monarch, in
honor of Miss Virginia Mcclure, who
is visiting in Pennington. After the
show, the little guests were Toasted
at McKinney's ice cream parlor, after
which they were driven to their homes
in three automobiles, filled with de-
light over their evenings enjoyments.
All the news--S1 90 the wear
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11

The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
Christian Church Tuesday afternoon,
August Is, at 2:30 o'clock. All mem
bers are urged to be present, as it Is
the time for the annual election Of
officers.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01

and they are not confined to the rural schools
teachers the who love their the greater
compensation than their monthly check large they
the lever It's not far teachers the rural
schools especially to the missionary the religious are
and should be- inspired by the rather than the
compensation expressed i'll the dollar that class of
teachers that needed these communities and women
who can dream dreams and their realization
NO man OF prominence has emphasized the
oanc OF professionally trained teachers than did
Sterling Morton Secretary Of Agriculture Ceveland
Cabinet when he said:
I'VE demand educated educators, demand professionally
trained teachers and Of repoachabe and
Weesed abilities We demand from laws raising
the standard OF the profession and exang the teacher
rs the doctor OF medicine the practitioner admitted
within the pale OF his calling the production his parchment
ccates the applicant for the position our pr-
mary and other schools should required first produce his
Gpoma, his authority teach normal Schools
we call uneducated quack charatan perform surgery
upon the bodies OF children lest they may cormed crippled
and manned physically all their lives equal care that we
ntrus the development of the faculties to skilled instructors
o magnanmous character that the mentaes of
not be m1t1atcd deormed and crippled halt through
al the centuries of their nevcrenng lives The will
de- and be forever put out of sight under the groun
made monstrous by bad teaching does
the ages an immortal mockery of the divine image"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
STIMULATING INTEREST
IN LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY

Atlanta, Ga, November 3O.-A
unique plan for stimulating inter
est in the live stock industry
among boy farmers in Georgia has
just been worked out by the
Southern Bell Telephone com
pany in connection with a chain
of banks. Twenty boys will be
by the telephone. company, and a
pig by the bank. The boy will
give his note to the bank for the
price of the pig, with interest at 6
per cent. Out of the first litter,
the boy will gipe the telephone
company and the bank three pigs,
the former getting two and the
latter one. The telephone COM
pany and bank will use these pigs
to supply other boys, and thus
will the chain of pig-raising clubs
be extended as fast as. new litters
of pigs arrive.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
FARMERS CLUBS

Farmers the meetings called for the several school
county by County Agent Pman great importance
Come and with There dues with this
expense whatever great deal of good
OF these meetings and the organization into clubs dis
@ Do know that the Government does
show other profession what and how
what dangers ahead of them? But does do this
It's because you the basis of the we'll being towns
foundation the prosperity of the country AS William Jennings
Bryan said his St Louis speech Stop the prosperity of the
farmer and will the paved of the Cities
all begin recognize and every year. for
reason that opportunity make expert
agricultural agents that ntegeny the
obstacles that present themselves your line of
meetings the problems of the farm how fight the boil wev
Kind and how plant crop year. grain
what live will do the county will
discussed these meetings and through the organization of clubs
better marketing methods introduced for all
Meet your school houses advertised this
of the and help hold prosperity line for Ben
Hill county another year
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01

written report the the board OF cducan having super
excused absences and the
reasons therefor.
Section Be further enacted That all fines imposed here
nder required paid penalties uder bonds given
nder this SHALL payment the cost OF and OF
thereof be the county and become part
f the school fund of the county
Section further That the provisions of this Act
shall become operative the first day OF January the year nine
teen hundred and seventeen.
That it shall be the duty OF the
board education each county least four weeks before the first
day following the of this Act this Act
be published newspaper the there be and to
this Act be posted the house of the county
and the public schools thereof
Section l. Be it further enacted That all parts
conflict with this be the hereby repealed
Approved August 10, 1915
ded22 N E. HARRIS. Governor.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
LANDOWNERS COMPLAIN or por-HuNrERs

We call attention the this
prise by Mr. Z. K Farmer, withdrawing the permits
his farm
Mr. Farmer states that this step made necessary
discriminate shooting by people claiming have permits hunt
his farm most of whom have such and who nd
cmnaey shoot among his fine hogs and cattle making mpos
sibe to allow them to Craze in the pastures.
Other large landowners have made similar
doubt also withdraw their permits hunters, greater
not taken protect the and hogs from the
shooting Real sportsmen would appreciate the opportunity
hunting these fields but these pothune make necessary
protection for these farmers withdraw the privilege
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
MACON LINEMAN IS
SHOCKED TO DEATH

Macon, Ga, Nov. 30.-When a
light wire which he was stretch
ing became entagled with a heavy
power wire which carries current
to the manufacturing plants of the
city, George D, Walton, lineman
for the Macon Railway and Light
company, received a charge Of
5000 volts, and was killed yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Claude
Kent, who was assisting him, is in
a serious, though not necessarily
fatal condition, at the Macon hos
pital.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF
PROHI LAW TO COME UP

Atlanta, Ga, November 3d.
The state of Georgia's defense of
the constitutionality of the pro-
hibition laws, in the case which
shortly comes on for a hearing be-.
fore the state supreme court, will
be presented by Attorney-Gener-
al Clifford Walker, at the direc-
ton of Governor Nat E. Harris.
The governor made possible
the enactment of the laws in 1915
by calling the ertra session of the
Legislature during the fall of that
year, and is very anxious for the
constitutionality of the laws to be
upheld.
In a number of cases which
have come tip from Augusta, Sa-
vannah and other places over the
state, the constitutionality of the
law is attacked by numerous par
ticulars. It is alleged, among 9th
er things, that the governor had
no authority to include prohibi-
ton in his call for the extra SEES
sion; that the extra session was IL
legal on account of the irregular
manner in which the regular ses-
sion adjourned in the summer of
1916; and that the. limitation of
the quantity of intoxicaKts which
an individual can purchase within
a specified period is an invasion
of the personal right Of citizen.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
Insurance One Item You Cannot Get After You Need It
c. A. FRETWELL
General Insurance & Fidelity Bonds
Phone IL 5th Floor Garbutt Donovan Bldg.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
INCOME INSURANCE.:

INCOME INSURANCE:
I represent old Line Legal Reserve
company with assets amounting to practically
Quarter Million Dollars, they have depos-
tied with the State Of Tennessee One Hundred
Thousand Dollars for the protection Of policy
holders I am personally acquainted wi tn the
management and feel absolutely safe in offer
Ing their contracts to my friends
When you at work you will not miss
the small premium payments, but when you are
ST ok or Laid up the result Of an accident
then 1t is mighty nice to know that you have
an inco ONE provided for that will help paw the
bills.
For Sc per day, payable monthly in adj
vance, can write you contract paying for
loss Of time from sickness for one day to six
months, and for loss Of time from accident
FOR one day to twenty six months.
Give me an opportunity to tell you more
about this form Of protection.
Yours truly
c. A. FretweN
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
1t has given to the nation

defense act which not only creates but provides
the mobilization Of transportation and industrial
country in the face of war
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
AT AUCTION

Automobile at auction, touring
car; fve-seated, in good condi-
ton. Corner Pine and Sherman
streets, two o'clock Saturday al
ternoon, Dec. End. lt-p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
GEoRG1A's COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW

from the Atlanta Journal:
Judged by positive rather than by negative ma-
school
session of the legislature praseWorhy and sevceab
ar-reacng and stringent prescribed
New England and the Wesand wisely for reforms
OF this character to be they
gradual"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
I'VE DEMAND EDUCATED EDUCATORS"

OF well the people of the county
realize that the limited cooperation the teachers of
responsible lack of personal interest
frequently missing IN the school rooms School keepers many
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01

Happiness is rather a negative than
a positive term in this world and con-
Sists more in the absence of some
Kings than in the presence of others.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01

1t has given the Nottingham
The child labor act.
The children's bureau.
The workingman's compensation act
The eight-hour law.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-01
1t has given to humanity


new hope in organized government
Anew Interpretation of the American spirit of
hood and service.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28

GeyOlver 10 que lc cO@ierOn en- cl anO
fatal de 1870. No la pcdira lngla.
terra mientras no haya conclude con
csc militarismo ~prusiano, odioso, abo-
minable. que ha ~sumergido I Europa
en- un oceanO de sangre Y ~ruinaS, :
uue M pretendido deStruir el poderio
maritime Y commercial del RENO Uni
do, al que ha queridO bloquear rid!-
cula e inefica2meEtc o IA campana
de submarines; a que ha querido in
timidar bombardcandolo deSde los
f~urtivos ZepDelines; al que ha queri-
do atacar en- 81 Egipto Y en- la India.
No pedira Italia la paz mientras no
hava arrancado sus provincias "irre-
d~entas"h de Trieste V Trento de ma
nos de los de:entadores austriacos.
LA paz, va 10 ha dicho ell Gabinete
ingles por ell 6rgano de sus principa-
les Ministries: La paZ vendrd cuando
hayamos destruido el militariSmo
prusiano; cuanio hayamos derrotado
4 Alemania. militar o committeeman
tie; no importa ell medic, el proceed
miento." ia paz vendra, ha dicho
el gabinete frances, por IA o auto
rizada de su eminente jefe, el gran
BRAND, cGando hayamoS obtenido So
bre Alemania una victoria completa
V decisiva'. mo lie bastan estas de-
claraciones al pueblo aleman para
per;uadirse de que no habra pa2
mientras no Sc lie haya castigado por
SUI aggression brutal 4 la Europa liberal
V nacionalista, por su brutal aggression
q Ia libertad de Europa, a los dere-
chos de suS nacioneS, a Su indepen-
dencia, q su equilibrio? iQuiere he
chos? Pues ahi tiene a Russia orga-
nizando V armando sin cesar nuevos
ejercitos. que lama contra los tur-
cos, contra los austrogermanos, Y So
bre ell frente occidental para refor-
a las ineas francesaS que gentlemen
Ia invasion teut6nica. Pues ali tiene
2 Italia defendierdose fra e imper-
Embellishments de su antigua domino
dora: verdugo de Venecia. Pues ami
tiene 4 Francia con tres millones de
hombras sobre las armas u los dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28
EUROPA Y ALEMANlA

fos Ge admiration Ell cmiaentc hoNn-
bre de eStado ingies, Sir Edward
Grey. Ninistro de Re!acioaes Exte-
.iorES DE- Reno Undo. La caida de
Ver6un en- pod-r de os,iHvasOres nc
les daria n paz. Detras de Verdu",
repet;mos. detraS de esa plaza. en- Gu
yo ataque han perdido "a los alem,a-
mes unos trescientos mil hombr2s,
hav tres millones de franceses sobre
las armas V. ademas. un million de IL
oIeses. Agreguese 4 estoS eje~citos
ell contingante russo que ha POGO ha
iesembarcado en- MarSella. V ZACH
mente Sc comprendera que los gobeT-
nantes de Berlin enganan q su pueblo
cuando le dicen que Ii toma dc N1r-
dun traera IL .paz. Tambien 10 en-
canan cuan6o lie hacen Greer que los
aliados pediran pronto Ia paz. No Ia
pedira Russia mientras haya en- So te-
rritorio un soldado aleman; micntras
no haya establecido su supremacia
entire los eslavos de los Balkanes,
m!entras no Sc le abran los Estrechos,
mieHtras no domino q Constantine
pla. mientras no Sc haya aduenado de
toda Ia Turquia Asiatiea. No Ia Pc
dira Francia mientras no haya AFRO
jado de su n del sacro suelo dc
Ia patyia. a los furicsos invasores'
mientras no los haya consrcenido a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28

desviaciones del buen canine al prin-
cipio de la vida de un puebla-cada
dia tienen que ser mas graves, a ira
YES de Glen amos cast de tragicas re-
voluciones, hamos venido arrastran-
do Ia pesada cadena de aquellas dss-
viaciones Y errores que 4 todos nos Ia
hecho ~esclavos, y en- 1916 todagia es
uno de los mas Electives factories tie
nuestras tremendas desgracias ma
cionales 81 error de haber intentado
ccnstituir un Estado homogene9 con
una poblaci6n donde faltaban las ma
nifestaciones importaEtisimas de uni
dad: ia unidad de cultdra y Ia nRidad
au.-5i
de raZa. 'r"s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28

tituyera ell indio a III vida'local auto
noma. a fin de que la nueva naciona-
lidad fuera asimilandoselo, en- III
gar IL mantenerlo en- una sirvidum-
hre de hecho. cubierta con ei oropei
de los derechos p0liticos. Le1os dc
clio, fieles a Ia religion lie Ia mentlra
que tan funesta nos ha sido, desde el
articu!o u del Plan de Iguala pro
clamamos la igualdad p~oiitica de to-
dos los habitantes de Nueva Espana,
sabios e ~ignorantes, civilizados y
barbaros. blancos y negros, indlos y
asidticos. sin distinction alguna.
Y como los errores de cimcntaci6n
suelen ser i~rreparables y como las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28
TIROS AL BLANCO :
+ SIN sOERE,
Al Grail. Cuoo Velasce.

otra vez de I'd. me ocuPo
por saber cue tai lie supo
mi contestaci6n formal.
Cuando esta ardiendo Ell comal,
las tortillas Sc hacen sofas:
por ESQ, de mis- pistolas.
hablare claroi aunque peQue|
iS0lo que II MAJ Sc SeGue
no me banare en- sus olas!
70 bien quisiera olvidar
10 que hiZo en- Mexico listed
entregandolo q MERGED
de Ia ~canalla vulgar;
pero muy q mi pesar
Y aunque algunos me critican.
muy bien mis- caceos Sc explicar
del d.stierro en- Ia b~orrasca.
A, que le pican. Sc rasca
en- II parte que le pican.
:: :, :.
70 Sc muy bien que en- Torre0n
Aerroch5 listed til bravura.
que aqueI!a campana aGn dura
en- toda imagination;
pcro entregar n naciGn
caSi I punto dc morir
Il IN ejercito "gofir'
cue TODD crloda c infama,
est" 6, don Cuco. criar fama....
scharsc lucgo 4 dormir....
:. = :.
No listed, dc firme ancr
Y en- ac;i,ud digna y fuerte
ofreciJ corr:r IL suertc
que el Ejelcito corriera?
No aiborot0 = Ia gallera
federal? NO armo e! mitote
De que haria sa!ir n trote
= Carranza? :Que paso....?
For que al ultimo Sc abriG
como 81 fuera de ocote?
:: = ::
HAY manchas, mi general.
GU no l".s quita ell iabon;
tai e. n d~isoluci0n
del gran cuerpo federal.
Que este Sc portaba NAL?
Pues aplazar 81 castigo
y no seear OTTO trigo
% inico que nos restaba,
cuando Z las puertas estaban
Ia barbariy: cl cnemigO.
= :. =
Son amargas la v~crdades,
% comprendo. general;
mas Ia lluvia torrencial
de negraS calamiGades
0uc M caido en- las ciudades
&c toda nuestra nacion,
Is Ia tvist2 conclusion
de % cue ustcd hi2o aver
500 por r~ctroceder
ialto Ge resolution.
: = :
Sc puede listed vindicar
IAN 500 lie una mancra:
recogiendo IN b@ndera
quc yace IN el muladar;
in;entando castigar
I il: host2s de malvados
que t9 Mexico entronizados
sc han convertible en- chacales,
poroue.... To- hombres cabales
g encu"ntran .rreGugiados.'
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28
(~Segunda parte.)

Con IN POGO de ciencia politica el
modeio dc organization a%doptado en-
Mexico al efectuarse la Independent
cia habria sido muy otro, creando eS-
feras de acci6n separalas Y Gistintas
q cada uno de los dos grandes Grupos
dc %poblaci6n: indios y mexfcano-,
81 I'm estadista cualquiera propu-
siese un hello dia n Legislation que
Glvidando las diferentes naciOnalida-
des de que esti tornado el imperio
austro-hunGaro tendiera 4 convertible
en- IN EstaGo UnitariO,' seguramente
iuera tenido por enfermo del cere-
bro: V cuando 10 10 fuera Y SUI pro-
posici0n proSpcrase, sin duda al@una
p~rovocaria tremenda conflagraci6n
que en- pocas horas diera en- terra
con el trono de francisco Jose Para
ceder el puesto q tantos Estados nue.
vos como nacioHanGades fivcrsas sc
iuxtaponen bajo e! cetr1 de Su Ap0s-
t6iica MajeStaG.
Y ESQ. aunquc eli mer0r escala, fine
10 que Sc hizo en- NiXic" a pesar de
que entire el grupo meXiCano Y el IN
dioena habia ia misma conluniGa.! -
tr"dici0ncS. cultura. interoSes. idea
les V ]tendencias &C., entrn IL. re''ala-
diSimas V aGnni"&rtcS tribuS ahorl-
genes Y los elcmcntoS angloSaloneS
yue en- 1901 orGaniZaron Ia flamante
federation dcnominada Common
wcalth Of australia.
Pcro no es &c sorprerder que asi
ze-procediera en- 1921: 10 asomhroso,
O incrciblc cs que a p~lesente guar
demos en- Mexico Ia misma cOnf:-
ci0n todaria r~eagravada. So5re que
en- 1921 e! cstado de Ia c~iencia social
= p~olitica nj arrojaba los mismos sal
dos que hoy nj permiti1 induccioneS
Y ~calculos que ahora son del dominic
cor~riente. los hombres nuevOS cue
iban 4 rccibir de Espana el Gobier-
no de Mexico. carecian de toda pre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28

amos cast de haber sido agredida e
invadida inopinadamcnte. PueS ah:
ticne Il Inglaterra que ACADIA de pro-
mulgar Ia ley del servicio militar ohli-
~gatorio, que arma q toGa Il nacion
con el fin de defenderse. Con ese
procedimienlo. con csc metodo ale
man de Ia Consumption universal, -
de la aggression De Alemania. para
a~corralarla V vencerla. CincO Milo
mes cuatrocientos mil hombres, bien
armados Y municionados. hi aperct5
dido Ia libre Y grande ~Inglaterra para
ooperar. DOR terra. 9 IA derrota arc
mana. como por mar, Ia yencido va
al imperio, arrojandolo de todoS .os
mares, c inflieiendoles IL lrem.nda
humiliation de b~loquearlo, de reGC-
cirlo por hambre, como indefectible-
mbente 10 reducira. La aggression ale
mana ha operado ell mi!agrC estu-
pendo de hacer de Ing!aterra n for
midable naci6n militar. "a ella tenia
Ia primer flota del mundo. .Ahora
pOsee un ejtrcito immense. iCInc1 MI
Homes cautrocicntoS mil hombres. To
que debe atcrrar V deScspcrar q los
eobernantes De Berlin, n pueblo ale
man, e. n .igniiicaci6n moral. psic0-
logica. de este cambio Quc Sc ha ope-
RADIO eli Ia meMtalidad de Ia grandc y
libre Inglaterra. Para que eSta ma
ci6n, enemiga acerrima del militaris.
mo V del Servicio militar obli9atorio.
no solo por cl caracter pacitico de su
pueblo. sinO, tamblen, por sincere eS-
piritualismo Y pOr su reSpeto profun-
do 4 IA persona humana. al mas pre-
cioso e ~inalienable de sus derechoS.
"a vida; para. que esta nacl0n, para
Que todos sus partidos, 10 misno los
liberales que los Conservatives. 10
miSmo 10 radicales que los laboristaS.
Sc hayan decididoS 4 imponer a L.
bre pueblo de In libre Inglaterra el
servicio militar obligatorio, sacrificio
enorme. es precise que TODD el RENO
Undo Sc haya %perSuadido de que Su
eXistencia nacional Sc %encuentra anne
mazda por Alemania, y que TODD Ell
Reno Undo haya tornado IL resolu-
cion inquebranIable de ~proseguir Ia
guerra hasta concluir con Ia prepo-
tencia del nefasto. impeTio, agresor
de Europa. que ha convertible al VIZ
10 Mundo en- una ~eSpantosa carnlce-
ceria, llevando 4 Ia -muerte, sin pie
dad, q millones de hombres, y nun
diendo en- Ia miseria, sin escrupu!os,
a millones de familias. iToda Ia jul
ventud de Europa, toda la riqueza de
Europa. inmoladas impiamente, cruel
mente, NADIA mas cue porque un pue-
bio ensoberbecido, ~gobernado por
hombres aun mas ensoberbeciGos, ha
ouerido engrandecerSe territorial
mente V e~nsenorearse &c las IA
HECHAS"; de las magnificaS colo
MAS de Inglaterra y Francia. La
Consumption militar universal que,
realizando IN heroico sublime sacri-
ficio, ACADIA de establecer Inglaterra,
es IN ''toque de rebate" contra Ale
mania. Es IN llamamiento al pueblo
ingles, 4 TODD el imperio ingles, para
que Sc ponga en- pie y en- marcia
contra los agresores de Europa; con-
lpasa q Ia Paa. Sa. COl. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28

(Pasa a la Pag. Sa. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-28

FL Estado polftico debio modelar-
Sc en- Mexico siguiendo otras lineas,
con arreglo q una formula que res
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27
.Fifty-Seven Active
Firms Now on Change

There arc fifty-sevep active Grain
firms on the Omaha Grain exchange
now. When the exchange started there
we're only sixteen In 1910 there were
but thirty. Seven new ones were added
during 1915 The lis now is as follows:
Dawson Grain company
National Grain company.
IeopOld-Todd Grain company.
Parsons Commission company.
Finley BRrrell & Co.
Cavers Commission company.
Casco Milling company
J. r, Adams.
Albcrs & Pollock Commission company.
Really Vincent Grain company.
The Bewsher company.
blanchard -NiswongCr Grain company.
The Frank n. Brown company
CavCrs Elevator company.
CroWen Elevator company.
Crowell Llmber and Grain company.
J, II. Conrad.
Doane-Sears company
Flanley Grain company.
Gate city Malt company.
Holmquist Elevator company.
Il. +. Huntley.
Hynes Elevator company.
Iowa Elevator company.
Kern & Hudnal.
LRmson Bros q Co.
Logan q Bryan.
Nancy Milling company.
Merriam Commission company.
Merriam & MillRrd company.
Nebraska-lowa Grain company.
Nye@ ye@SChneider-Fowler Grain company.
Olne Grain company.
Omaha Alfalfa Milling company.
Omaha Elevator company.
NJ C. Peters Mill company.
Rainbot Corn company.
George A. Roberts Grain company.
Saunders-W WestrRnd company.
standard Grain company.
Stidham Grain company.
Taylor Grain company.
Taylor-Swanick Grain company.
+. II. Thresher.
Trans Mississippi Grain company
], f. Twamley. Son q Co.
The United Grain company.
United states Commission company.
Updike Elevator company.
Updke Grain company.
Updike Milling company.
Van Wlckle Grain and Lumber COM
pany.