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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29
ORANGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Curtis and son OF
Chelsea were guests at Forrest Cutters
last week.
Mrs. Amelia Harrison of Barre was a
recent guest of Mrs. r. r. Beard.
Mrs. Fred Magoon of Bradford visited
relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Frank Aiken returned on Sat
urday from visit with friends in Plain
field.
The banquet and dance given last Fri.
day night was success, both socially
and financially.
Miss Beatrice Davis of Portland, Nc,
came on Saturday to stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Edna Flanders, who is i'll.
Miss Florence Cutler is spending
few weeks in Topstam with her grand
mother, Mrs. John Clark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

assets of the concern into $20l.32. The
expenses of the receiver, his wages and
the fee for lawyer reduced the liquidat.
ell assets to the last penny, leaving alb
solutely nothing for the creditors. The
New England Farmer was comparative
ly modest venture in the field of Journal
ism, too; and yet some people think that
running newspaper is sinecure. 1t is
not it is merely cure--for many an
ambition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29
VERMONT BUSINESS TROUBLES.
A Fruit Dealer, confeetioner and a
Machinist in Bankruptcy.

Rutland, March 29.-V. Koutsonicolis
who conducted a fruit market in Rut.
land, yesterday fled a petition in bank.
ruptcy with F. 5. Platt, clerk OF the
United States court. Liabilities are given
as Sl344.95 and his assets as Sl63sp2
with s2a5 claimed exempt. George NJ
Goddard is his attorney.
Joseph Betor Of Remington. a confec.
TONER. filed a petition. his liabilities be.
ing s2525.30 and his assets, Sl67a, witt
S2s5 claimed exempt. He is represented
by sheldon s Mathers OF Bennington.
Fred 4. Pearson Of st. Johnsbury. a
machinist. also fled a petition, his liabil-
tiles being s253l04 and his assets sl73.7S,
with Sl53.7s claimed exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29
ST. ALBANS MAN HEAD.
Barre Man on Executive Committee of
Poultry Breeders.

Brattleboro.. March 20.-Dennis T.
Tasker of this town. the veteran poul-
try Judge, announced yesterday after
noon the result of his work as election
commission of the Vermont Poultry
Breeders association. IL showed the cleo
ton of these officers:
President, A. B. Wheeler of st. Al
bans; vice president, c.. A. Revoir of st,
Adams; secretary, w. G. Freeman of
Bellows Falls; treasurer, f. II. Hemin-
way of Manchester; executive board
members for two years. c. l.. Curtis of
st. Adams, n L. Divoll of Bellows Falls
and r. II. Peck of Rutland; executive
board members for one year, F. F. Gray
OF Townshend, P. c. st. Croix of Bel
lows Falls and w. B. Scott of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

Another Thaw youth is coming up,
with an allowance of $4,000, included in
which is $500 for an automobile year.
IF the youth is level-headed under that
handicap he will do much to retrieve the
name from disrepute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

Three Springfield, Mass, couples were
married in Brattleboro on March 81; but,
for that matter, hardly a day passes
without some Massachusetts, couple com
ing there to have the knot tied. In that
feature Brattleboro leads the state-in
fact, distances the remainder of the
state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

Apparently the government authorities
in Washington are preparing us Tor
long and expensive man hunt down III
Mexico. However, there is no sign OF
weakening in the determination to catch
Villa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29
Condition.

Post-What qualifications do you think
q clergyman should havef
Rafker-Wsli. / agree with q few Of
orr older members that, for one thing.
be ouEht 20 b. q Christian.-Lifs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

Publishing a newspaper is not al
ways an easy proposition, as various ex-
amples of efforts in Vermont have PROV
en-. For instance, the New England
Farmer recently published at Montpelier.
That paper went into the hands of re-
ceiver with debts aggregating s3,384l9;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

The official statement from Berlin said
the British captured 100 yards OF Ger
man trenches; the London official state.
ment multiplied it by six. Presumably,
therefore, neither was absolutely accur-
ate in the measurement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

The local traction company's plan to
run its cars less rapidly during the pc
Rod when the frost is coming out of the
ground is wise move. Incidentally, the
restoration of the three-caf schedule dur
ing the whole day makes less perplexity
in the minds of the public as to the time
of arrival and departure of cars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

If the Vermont Methodists exhaust the
resources OF Montpelier for their enter
tainment outside of conference hours,
here is Barre waiting to receive them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

The British punch near Ypres was a
long time in being delivered. 1t won't
amount to much if not followed up by
Others equally as severe, or more severe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

We congratulate Editor John I. Cush-
ing of the st. Adams Messenger on the
chance to spend three weeks vacation
in Cuba.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Charles T. Campbell of Bolster
avenue left for Concord, N. H., this
morning for an extended visit with
friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

But there are many stray votes TO be
picked up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

1t is up to Germany. Disavowal OF the
Sussex act and all that goes with dis
ayowal. or severance of relations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

The air is becoming tainted with
burned gasoline.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29

Horace +. Graham is an early political
riser.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-12

dine and taffeta. In this garment
there is little flare to the jacket, as
it is quite short. But the skirt has
very pronounced flare.
On each side of the jacket, below
the waist line, are short sections OF
plated taffeta. The fronts and back
Of the jacket are decorated with braid
embroidery and taffeta. The silk
collar is also embroidered.
The skirt is very full, with a sweep.
ing rippled flare that is not only
very stylish, but graceful as well.
Transparent Hats.
Transparent hats are not usually
seen until early summer. But they
appeared this season with the first
spring styles.
However, tailored hats of satin and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-12

Us interesting to know what jhe
styles are in New York and other
fashion conters.
But its more interesting 10 know
how many and which ones of those
styles are shown in our own home
stores.
Through the kindness of some of
our merchants who have visited New
York and Cleveland, the two great
markets for womcn's garments, We
r. able to picture and describe fash
ichahie spring garments, that you can
4asilv see the next time you are
downtown.
Style experts say that the most i'm
portant feature of spring styles is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-12

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-12

straw, and small flower hats, will be
the most prominent until Easter.
One of the novelties in millinery is
the hat of soft suede leather in a
color to match the trimming of a
coat or suit. 1t is especially popular
with young women.
Short Skirts Demand High Shoes.
The well dressed woman always
wears trim, good-fitting footwear. The
past few spring seasons she has
shown a decided preference for low
shoes.
But this season it is more fashion
able to wear high shoes of fine kid
in dove gray, light champagne or
suit colors.
The shoes have an eight to ten-inch
boot which reaches just even with
the edge of the skirt You will need
to look to your footwear this spring,
with short skirts so much in vogue.
Local Stores Show These Styles.
We have described above some Of
the new and interesting things that
buyers of our local stores have gath
cred from the leading style centers.
A number of merchants spent sew
eral weeks in the largest markets to
secure authoritative styles for their
customers, and their. advice is moro
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-12
SOCIETY

Mrs Harold Wallace was hostess
Friday evening to the f. & +. Club
which met in regular session. After
a series of games a tempting lunch
was served The club will meet again
in two weeks.
Mrs. j. W. Potter Will entertain the
members of the Thimbe Tea Club
and their husbands next Friday with
a St, Patrick's party. All members
are asked to phone the hostess.
***
about twenty-five guests at the Coun-
try Club Saturday evening with a
dinner, honoring Mrs. Herbert Miller
the guest of Mrs. J. r. Dexter.
Mrs. Lamont Byers will entertain
Thursday and Friday of this week,
complimenting Mrs. Herbert Miller
Of Danville, ILL.,, and Mrs Tillinghast
Of Pauls Valley.
@+&
The ladies Of fine PRESBYTERIAN Aid
will meet Tuesday for an all dav SOS.
sion, and will carry their lunches and
tack comforts All members are
urged to come
49,.
broadway Bartist church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at The home Of
Mrs n Kestrar of yyo1verton aveore
The Youno Ladies' Aid society of
the PRESBYTERIAN church will roat
Troedav afternoon with Mr.. r. T.
**%
The young ladies' circle of the
Baptist church will meet Tuesday af- |
avenue northwest
me INI warn No'IeI' 'IuO VII
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-12

the wing-like fare of jackets, coats
and skirts.
One way to get the desired effect
in coats is by setting box plaits over
another, as illustrated below:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-12

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CONTINUED from Page s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

Der fortGaes ON, bar life Natloner.
ne imeuem, mel, melem Yengemag'
tens @riitofrati % ben lapere &las'e.
Wteo ct Sliaarfi itpreoe ben bsiere
alasie belle 8erben og ifaIteoe o9 bal.
teoe Tom DC fanbt for goot. s 1888
beilrtteoe iaa Wasierne at uorpooe
bet belle 6inanspploe, % paa Ell be.
TENT Dag brageoe Hepolution log
ale I~eroens6eIe. On 5ing ipnes
Connolly belt at babe pGret blind for,
nemIig uopifling al 5rnnsportmio.
Ter. Ger forefommer nernlig | bans
9eifripelier life nogen Wotorpogne,
men SeItc maa | benne Senieenoe gls.
re 3ieneite paa ane Smrnaoer uoen.
ON S%ernbanen. arigcns uofalo =
oct bill lige Den al 9onnellp beIfrep'
ne arig - bIep ct i%ulOitGnbigt Ne'
berlng for Iriitofratict, ibet De ale
blep orGbte. Ger blep ba Spsrgs.
maal ON, bporIebes sc ifiiloe begro-
pes, oa man blep enige ON, at Sigene
ltableocs op / en- pGIoig Tpramioe,
iom oerpaa n6penbig betlGoteS meo
ct tpft Sag al Cement. Gette taarns
beie Winoesmerfe mco lit ariltofrati-
ife Snobclo faIbtes "GGiar's So.
luntu",
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
miarnnHn.

, gil lutte at ipiie 9Gs. !Susme.
brene / WiIpallfee bar for Ilpor be.
gpnot at fprbereoe en- 9opcott al 9Gg.
Sruitert. 9e bill fcrpligte fig til life
at fiebe ct enelte sgg, iaa fan sgg.
banblerne bare Oct iaa goot.
@ar en- tibligere Straffange. 81.
get al Den Naro, Der forleben fano.
tcs peb @reboen al Hocf Hiper, nogle
Wfil norocnfor Seloit, er blepet glen.
ficnot iom $. q. arauie, en- Gusier,
Ser nplig leslooes fra Statsf9ngilet.
San fprn1ooes of bore blepen mproet
al ell Sreo Sartin, Ser osiaa for life
l9nge iiben leslooes ira iamme
SGngiel. Senne Wanb err life feet
iioen Sirsba9 / forrige llge.
Snofumitifattem furpscs. Sc iam-
leoe SnotGgter peb Snbfomitifatten /
@isconlin pentes iaar at bile noa op
til So Willion Collars, bpilfet er
oper en- Wiaion mere emo foregaaen.
sc slar. Gettc er ifelge ct Sperila9
Of TiIS y. Saugen, Sormono paa
Statens Sfattefommisiion. Senne
Iamme Sfat paa aorporationer,
bpiIfcn Sfat inofrGpes / Sanuar, be.
Ieber iig iaar til $3,744,0 OIL moo 81
45S,527 forrige glar. Ser err / oct
mart forlsbne 9lar ubpiit itor Sirf-
Iombeo / ane Sabrifsbper inmt /
9Iparuberne / Den ipopeitlige Gel al
Staten.
Strio i @cit Salem. SorbcnpG.
rcnoe Yoltmeiter Bill 9raolep / @eii
Salem err fommen paafant meo en-
aontraftsr, Der brolGgger enoel al
9pens @aoer, % Striben bar uopif.
let lia / ben 8rao, at Den III ppffer
Spmerficmbeo oper belle Staten.
Bradley bapoe ct SarebuS, Der lao
otte CONNER ino paa en- 9ageabe el'
Ter "Inep", oa oa oenne itilloe bro
lGgaeS bIep Gieren anmooet on al
fiernc @pgnineen, eller ialialo iao
meget al ben, at @rolGgningen funo(
uoieres. Sette neatebe Sraolep al
aipre, men aontraftsren loo herpac
tibIia Ell Woraen, enbmi meoens
9raolep laa / lin foe Seun, Der
baere Gel al Spaniugen ripe neo cl
De ctte BONNER unber Den brolGgge
Zen iorbitreoe Gier fprplister Jig NJ
pua, at oct fol blipe ct foitbart STINT
fc Irbeibe, ba ban ON neopenoigt ri
isre Saeen belt til Seieiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
MinurTntu.
Sntiftnue ! Hudciter.

Sntiftnpc ! Huhcrcr. %arcr til
en- 8proi al CT Griinb Collars blcu
forIeben gtat itiooIct ira @oettlng
Separtemeut5butit / Hoheitcr.
ling csarmrr Srrbt nnber Iutur.
plug. Spau lSphuion. 2S @or Qum.
mel, bIeo iorrige llqe orUbt un0cr en-
gtotorpIo9 pna i'm 6oOerS 6orm nUr
Cabin.
Sinbbcrgs Suttcr Spo. WrS. 90.
rem y. &oberts, Der nnr en- Sotter al
forhennGrenoe aongresmano 6. q.
Sinoberg al Sittle Sails. or 2Groa0
ofgaoet De0 0eoen / California. BE.
grapelien nil iinbe Stco / 2ittIe Sails
ben 9oe Rou.
SOlpetases Sotcl ipr ct. Yaml. -
81 Sotel paa tolu Gta9er og fcitcnoC
aoifiQig ouer en- gtiuion Collars pil
bIipe opfert poa Summit gpenue
meaem Sbirb % Sirtb Streett,
CT. Saul. Get er &oteIiolf / Min,
neapolis, ION bar planlaat bette be
tpoelige 6oretagenoe.
1ortbern TaeiNe planlrsser Dor
beoringer. Get blep oenne llge be
fienotgiort / minneapolis. al 3ortb
ern gaciiie ganen allereoe / SOFT pi
pnobegunoe en- llbuioeIie al lit Serf
iteo peo Rortbiopn Sunction, iii bpil
fen ubpioelle fol anpenbes $4,000
Selifabet ifal oesuben ! Sebet al Bin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
ssaer @eaierinasbeifnttelie mub

Yrrriebnnoen. Sormerne / Sml
Greet 9iitriftet peo Belle Sourd)e bar
anmooet Heeieringen ON SieIp til
at faa uorpboet YrGriebunoen. elsie
iltre Smouopr bar formeret fla oa
uoltraft fine aolonier / Den 8rao, at
6arincrne paa enfeIte Steber mart
life fan oprfe lin Sorb.
Farmers YensepoIe fnnbem. Ssobn
@aoles Sarmbiem npr Yarfion bar
forleoen UNDER SomiIiens 5raper
blepet %aiennemis9t al Gppe, iom bao,
De p9ret iaa beIoige of finoe De ST.
400, 5armeren bapbe ifjult / Suiet.
8e6 Si9lp af Sporbunbe fanbtes Sp-
pene at bare begipet fig til Boards
lep, men Der tabtes etbpert Spor.
Sarmerne miiter &nGg. Sarmer.
ne | Smesnen al 8olin bar / ben ie-
mere Sio miitet meget ap9g, og er.
empelpis n9pnes, of Ell Wanb mite.
De fire Melfefier paa en- Sag. Set
ontages, at Der paa Maisitilfen er
ct siftist Stof, Der fremfalber Spg-
oommen, ba oenne altio optr9ber ef-
ter at 9eiGtnin9erne er iluprle mo
De afbsitebe Wtaisagre.
Treitens Smnb tpsser Gum. =
&ep. s. ". SpsIop peb ct. Warfs
Gpiifopalfirfe / Iberbeen bar Ell
Silnb, Der bar tiaagt Jig ben llpane
at tp9ee "@nm" baaoe / Sibe % llti-
De. Get ifal bore poerlig fontiif of
ie Snnben gisre fin &llnbe gicnnenl
Ssnbagsifolelofalet efter unoerpis.
ningstimen, inlienoe opunoer bper
Brlt og bpert S9be, bpor ben peo
gsrncne bar ituffet fine "@um"-
Sfraa. Otter en- iaaoan Spbagelies-
runoe logger Silnben Jig altio mage
Zig os pberit fornsiet tilrette % gnm-
Ter paa fin itore Sfraa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Mnntnnn.

Smaafopper / SerrD. Smaafop-
per er optraaot / Serrp meb Den Ssl-
&c, at fem Herioner er blepne inbIag.
te paa 9pens Teitboipital. gpraao
% SunobeospGien bar iperfiat en-
ltreng aparant9ne.
TortGller om 5prbolbene / Spe-
rise. Gus Gbriltofferion er netop
fonlmen tilbage til Selena efter ct
9eisg / Sverige, bporben ban for
otte Waaneoer iioen falbtes for at ie
fin b%eosipge Wooer. San fort9aer,
at Suiinoer al label rusiilfe iom IN.
tie iaareoe Solbater % Slpgtninge
fra Huslanb er bsbe / Sperige. Eau
@%iennemreiie bar Gbriitoiferion og'
iaa inbpm Spiflano, o. ban fit Der
oct Snotrpf, at be ofte gienta9na
Welbinger ONT Wangel paa Sepnets.
mibler bar beiit o%perorepne. Ger
ipntes at bore al ben Wao man fun'
De snife Jig, men oper enfelte SlagS,
% oct belit al ben melt nGrenbe, bler
Der nbpiit en- meget itreng aontrol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Spoijfe 0cneraIer.

Gen fsrite iooiife General / oen
eteelife Irme er ifsIge "WanGeiter
Guardian, Sobn Ionaib, iom |
oisie Gage er iteset ira Sberit til &C.
neralmaicr. @eneraler al ieoiif Ser
fomit bar forefommet for, men oeri'
MOB ingen iom Monaib, Der ogiaa
bar peobIeuet at bore Seoe. Zen
isrite ieoiife General bar oen ameri-
.fanife @risasegeneral Bloomfield.
iom / 1912 fiGmpeoe MOB England.
5 amerifa bar isoiife Generator lite
prret ualminbeIis. S gorserfrigcn
.ianotes ser life minbre END Cos isoi.
.ife Sfficercr, bporaf 10 al @enerals
8ans. Senere bar Der forefommei
|ieoiife generaler baabe Sclano %
|StaIien % mango anore Sanoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
10 Tor 30 Gents
25 Tor $1.35.

Wcrf: Sore Sl,Iefort ienbes life
/ SGt poa minore ems 10 Sort, og
bpis man enifer Sort meo forifiel-
lige paatrpfte Naun, mao minoit 10
Sort (eaer minbit % meo iamme
gsaon, bpiS man tar Soroel al oet
biaiaere Sris for % Sort beitiGes
al bpert Napn.
NS! elsie Sort fan ienoes | go.
item / aaben aonpolllt for 1 Gent
boaoe Der / 2anoet og til @amlelan-
set.
ry Snbieno Ceres SeItiainser /
Sioe, iipr bpis Se enifer at ienbe
aortene Iom SulebiIien til SlGgt.
ninoer oa @enner / 8amlelanbet.
Set tager flere Tiger for SoIt oper
Sauet MI unoer 9rigen.
9. Innnoien Eubliibins So.
Sceornb, SOiua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Sbtsbiteren elias

al DIR. 5r. @ilbelm arummader.
Sra Spif efter SriginaIens fieroe
llogape. as &apitIer ener GAO 81.
Der, / TO Sele, elegant inobunbet /
Sbirting meo Sitelen / 8ulb poa
Germ og Sing. 9enne bersmte 9oa
fremitiaer Brofeten elias Siitorie /
BET flareite % melt aniflieliseisrenoe
2ps. Grofeten glias' tSiitorie bsrer
til De melt unberiuIoe, tiltrpffenoe
og trsiterige / ben belle Sfrift.
8ris $1.50, meo Gotten" ct Slar
$2.75.
Si bar fun ct minbre SpIoa al
oenne gog.
9. Innnbicn Enbl. g.,
Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Mirttpnu.
Nafe6elo.N prretuinasmanb

NtafcVeio' UprrelutHgsHuHo pM'
@Ms MeaIitrcm, en- 6or.
retninssmauo / @afefielb, tit Itan.
ooa Iiten en- baitis Tso peo at bans
Mutomobil p9lteoe mbe paa Sanoe.
pcien melem @esiemer % @afeiielo.
Ire andre Yerioner, Der beianbt zig |
M,tomobiIen, fom fun let tilifaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

meb 9eres Napm % NoresIe.

Sore Sl,lefort for 1916 er nal.
minoelig pafre % itiliee. 9e er al
bebite Slogs aarton og er imaefuIot
oeforeret meo iorifieqise ariittorns.
foriiringer / 8rsnt og &pbt. Ster.
relien at bisie Sort er 3s X53s.
@i trpffer Ceres @apn og abresie
og "@Ipoelig Sui og 8obt Nptaar"
cnten paa Norif eaer @ngelif paa
&ortcne og ienoer Dem meb 9onpo.
Illtter portofrit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
10 for 50 Gents
2I for 30 Gents

Si bar ogiaa en- noset foitbarere
apalitet meo opbeieoe Srnamenter,
foreitiGenoe ct maanebelpit Sinter-
lonbifab, fllnitneriif uofsrt / 8rsnt
og @ulo. elsie Sort er al iamntc
Stsrrelie. Saaes meo 8onpollitter
% paatrpft Sulebilien % Hapn og
MDresie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Sub Dnkntu.
Wanae Sfrc Tor Grrft. Set

Tanse Gre for GrGft. Set trent
aoar al ocn Rapport. iom Statens
SrmobcoSprien bar ofientli9alort Tor
Snli % aiIauit, at Der inoen oeffe
SioSrum er inNtrufiet 5 2soslalo al
@arnclammeIie, 10 al aigbolte %
43 al arGit.
Wooerplistcr life opfplbt. Otter
Srore al Hetten / Iolin er Ntrs.
&anoi 8criettS inn Born blepet tra'
tasct benoe for unber Staters Se'
itpttcIie at iorisraes | ct Warneblem'
&etten paaiiob, at Nrs. @orietf lffa
par iitanb til at opfpIoe fine Wooer'
pligter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Cnlnrunn.
Sneiturnn paa 0alaoaaen.

SHeIf0rm pan TdI90dge1. Nrn
0enper melotes ben Zoe os., at en-
beftig Sneitorm oen Gag berieoe, %
at mange maaife at ben @runb pilbe
binbres / at afgipe lin Stemme.
Stormen bar aIminbelig oper belle
Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
ST.. 8iornfao
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Sepere bar foraariaact mere
Glenotgbco % poelast ftere Nfeu.
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last tiiiammen. Sar Se life Iaat
Wterfe til, at be ffeite Of biSic
grGtne, l~ipstrGttc, nbrngeliqe Ncn.
neifer, Se bar trnffet paa | Der.
ben, lioer at oaarlig 5oropielie %
S%pritpppelie? ga ale bisie funbc
belbrebes buiS be bare pioite, bppr
Observation-Disclosures par at iinbe.
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= tprntabS 2 anaturi.
u nj, men ppre Sure | bisie Spa.
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at be bar aperteret Sanatpriet uo=
pper belle Nprbuciten % Ganaba.
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4 prppet at bli bra, rteu er blet fluff
I tet, iaa CT bet Ceres Yliat mob
Fem ieip % SereS nGrmcite at
retfe til Wtinncapolts % beipge eli.
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Spprppsn til S%anaturtet fra alle
Sernbaneitatipner.)
2244 NicOllet Avenue.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-27

Carefully map out your work
for 1916, arrange your cropping
systems and rotations so as 10
provide for food and feed and
soil fertility.
The Fulton county grand jury,
in session here last week, ground
out about 30 indictments. -Four
of these were for wilful murder,
two false swearing, etc.
Tips can no longer be given or
received in Tennessee and the
travelling men OF the State are
iubilant
Mrs. Delbbert Choate and lit
tie son returned home Tuesday
from short visit in Union City.
G. l.. Walker and w. c. Vance
spent Sunday at Bynum and Me
kcnlie.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-27

During the past six days $. L.
Dodds has shipped out over
$1,000 worth of cotton seed. Z.
T. Bondurant has also shipped
out a large quantity The queS-
hon naturally arises, will local
planters be supplied with first
class planting seed when plant
Ing times comcsl II is not un-
usual for some of our farmers TO
neglect the purchase of good
seed. and later be forced TO buy
froStbitten, gin run stuff. Then
follows the annual cusSing of
poor stands, to say nothing of
hybrid product, should gemina-
tion be successful. The Courier
doeSn Z claim 10 be an authority
ON cotton culture, hut any block
head will concede the Importance
| of good seed. If We are to have
good cotton crops in this section
We must plant good seed. Al
| the rate our native seed Is beng
shipped away, il is possible there
will Dee none on the market at
planting time and our advice %
| the planters would be 10 get seed
now, if you have not already al
! tended 10 this matter. The oil
mills are even paying more than
local ginnes are asking for their
selected seed, consequently seed
viii be- a scarce article IN a few
weeks.
The Republicans viii hold Their
! district convention at Princeton
Feb 22nd, for the purpose OF
naming delegates TO the state
| Convention at Louisville, Maci
I3Oth.
Mrs. Ella Henderson order,
! her Courier sent to Memphis
care of Hotel Chisca, weere she
and her mother, Mrs. Julia lila
gan, will spend several weeks.
FOR SALE; One Everett'
Piano in excellent condition. -
Mrs. G.. T. Bondurant.
Miss Clemmie Blow spent th,
week end with Mrs. r. l.. Burton
in Mayfield.
Amos Matheny was on the slcI
list a few days last week.
Born on Jan. Both, TO the wit
J of Charlie Vance, a boy.