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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-10-27
Destroy Cotton Plants in Fall

Five reasons for the fall destruc-
ton of cotton plants:
|. Hordes of adult weevils,
many for each plant in the field,
are killed outright.
2. Many more weevils that are
in the immature stages. sometimes
as many as a hundred for each
plant in the field, are also killed.
3. Phe few adult weevils escap-
ing will be weakened by starva-
ton, and the great majority will
not have sufficient strength to pass
Though the winter
4. The development of the late
broods, which experiments have
shown furnish the vast majority
of weevils that pass through the
winter, is cut off Immediately. All
this way hundred of weevils that
would develop from each plant are
absolutely prevented from doing
SO.
). The removal of the infested
plants with the facilities fall or
early winter blowing, which is the
best possible procedure in cotton
raising. Moreover, this blowing
assists greatly in the production
of an early crop the following sea
son. l.. S. L. Press Bulletin.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-10-27
STATE FAIR FEATURES.

Twelfth Annual Fair. State Of Lou
lsdane, Shreveport, La, opens Wed
nesday. October 81: closes Monday.
November 8; siX-day fair.
Louis Gertson. the Human Night
HAwk." in day and night flights. Wed
besday, October 81, Friday. November
l. and Sunday, November 8.
Military Band, giving day and night
concerts.
Johnny ]. Jones' Exposition Shows
all moral and refined.
Automobile Races, one day, Sunday.
November 4, furnished by J. Alex
Sloan and twelve daredevil drivers.
Better Babies Contest in schumpert
Home. Awards made Saturday, No
vsmber 8.
Football games, Saturday, Novem-
Der 3, with annual contest between
the teams of Arkansas University and
Louisiana University. Other colleges
TO play.
Vaudeville attractions and other
free acts in front Of srandstand with
military band each afternoon.
Big vaudeville acts in Coliseum
each night except Wednesday and
Thursday nights. when there will be
grand opera under auspices of Shreve
port Music Festival Association.
Splendid exhibition OF boys and
girls club work.
Three days Of harness and running
horse racess, with $4,000 In purses
Race meet starts Wednesday, October
81.
State Fair School. Big tent for club
boys. Lectures and Judging contests,
Twenty-Five parish fair agricultural
exhibits In Agricultural Building
Only Louisiana agricultural products
IN Agricultural Building.
Auction sales Of pure bred dairy
md beef cattle, breeds and fat hogs
four days.
Livestock parade In front OF grand.
stand, daily.
Free patriotic fireworks display
each night in front Of grandstand.
Fine exhibits in Art building, Coli
scum, Educational Building, EXPOSE
ton Building, Agricultural building
poultry show, automobile show, dog
show, livestock, etc.
Bench Show, four days.
Excursions and low rates on all rail.
roads.
For oatalog and otherin formation,
Write ". r Hirseh- secretary. Shrsvs
A booth from which all information
that farmers. gardeners and orchard
lists may desire about the control OF
insect pests ON crops o. trees, will b
maintained at the National Farm and
Live Stock Show, New Orleans. Nov.
1919. by the Mississippi A. and N. Col.
legs extension department L. G. Her
ron, practical Aortioulturist. will BID
In charge, and insect specialists will
Also be there.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-10-27
Federal Tires
FRANCIS BIENVENU
DISTRIBUTOR
St. Martinville, La.
TO THE PUBLIC.

II you want to buy al, thing in the
way of agriculture. horticulture, live
stock, or anything grOwr on the farm.
write your wants to the Commissioner
of Agriculture. Baton Rouge, La. The
Commissioner has ID Market Bureau. or
Swappers Department. and can find
what YOU want.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-10-27

A grand champion prize on corn
. beautiful medaled banner-has been
added to the premiums at the National
Farm and Live Stock Show, New Or.
leans, Nov. 1918. Competition is open
70 the world and any variety Of corr
.Day eompstA
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-10-27

The Bank of st. Martinville will
receive orders for Liberty Bonds
for our people free of all charges.
Just file your application with the
Bank.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31
GOODBYE JOHN.

At last John old sport, we have come To the ,.arting of the wsayS. Whenever pals part, there is generally $ depressed feeling that remains that is not easily shaken. IL is not so in this case. Al least nor or our part John, and while We have enioved your company and at times eraved for + on q sober thought We can't say your company serves IS best True that at times We thought We were having high and glorious time; but vou must admit John that at your best, you are paor. company. Candidly John you have killed more men than all the wars together the world has ever seen. You have caused more misery i; brought OH more suffering 10 our women and children than ten German nations could in hundred year war Which is saying whole lot. you will admit.
 When We think Of the power you have over some poor untortunateS. We see no redeemng feature III your makeup. In the first place you gre absolutely devoid of any sense of decency and those easily tempted fall readily to your lure and forget that htey should be masters of themselves instead CT letting you lead them. It took us a long time John but we found you out. and you can't play funny with Us anymore. We are ahau. 10 turn 3 new leaf and from tomorrow, Irauarv L 1918. We shall know John Barleycorn TO more All because we have decided to work for our homes and children. Goodbye John!
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31
OUR STAR OF HOPE.

The old year 19I-. through which we have cen fortunate enough D have lived more or less on.sn-et. is aoou. n dose. T. was ushered il F. cloud ot uncertainty and il is going ou- the ame way. Providence alone knows what is in
 tore for =. However. fFe think "e See a star l. hope ahead il the "boy> over there" which |tar we must never lose sight 2t ard | we stand ogether. the new year : bound -o bring Us hap biress. Le- uS follow 33r ai.,l-a most worthy lin.-and -l.s year ot 1qlS will bring peace . he entire world the peace thar every American owes wei . peace free iron, n;l;-ariS-', q rhe ayaca kind.
 Or all tra good resolutions that most q IS Ire prone vo take with ne beginning ot every ear e- -he resolution = stand firmly together taken and carried ou- ard nothing can prevent l happy ending ot r2e war: for we are fighting ] ,rlarirr's cause.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31
THE SPIRIT IS THERE.

Everr returning v:S:-ar t-o-,. Seattle is '715
 his n~aiSe c that c;-E tor -ha- he age conditions since the saloons were pul o.- e .SireSs. | < said -hae Seattle is prosperous gan and orderly.
 One ot the returning visitors ez1,a.1=5 -he r put on that city. and while | s.,s.- that e action . the -.2;l:.er1 conn jus sed. tne blame is placed or -h7 ignorance or z the c;tT officials. N5~ zra- rte Eh- man ras been r'sca5 a- cre head = the Ice department. i- ;s asserted that Seattle will 2n 5s 6 model ciEy.
 This is welcomed nz7gs v3 everybody :ar. F1d:5lE. nobody ever visited Seattle wt-hou. king liking for the place. The spirit Q: |elp-..91rseit and T'll-rzlP-goa" ;S -her= a- aH |ees. Thev are shre#5 ' business bue never sgardlf-. Seae-la VI, recover rom tta- pro rzan sroe-.. Germans were aza;.d the IT, riza-.oz = p-.- .,ac IT -i,e bum. S4a--.s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31

Never mind boys; you rec,...'t bother about taxing the resolution yo quitting booze: because booze has left for .e tall timber without leaving rail behind T. would be useless 10 look for l. Eve year you have taken the same resou- r:or -..v -o break l. But at last booze got tired broken resolutions and left-for your own good and to never return.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31

has baen too generous to the country's enemy aliens. It was misplaced confidence: that was al. She'll get over it. because of her spirit that cannot be downed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-31

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The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Mrs. Coldren will go to Cripple Creek
for an extended visit with friends there
Cameron Notes.

Miss Lucille Quinlan was an Ebert
visitor last Wednesday evening.
@. E. Brown was hauling hay from the
Woods ranch several days last week.
The B. Guthals and II. Hoppmann
families were callers at the Win Kent
home last Sunday
Miss Leta Brown spent the week end
at her parents home, returning to school
at Elizabeth last Monday morning.
A. Richardson and family, Miss Marie
Farrey and Orley Crouch were enter
tanned at the VIM. Clugy home Sunday.
III. Hoppmann's entertained, last Sun
day, MIR. and Mrs. Chas Guthals OF Ell
bert, Adolph Kunze and family, Broer
Guthals and family.
Those hauling hay from Elbert the
first of the week we're: A. Richardson,
A. Kunze, Jesse Squires, VIM. Clugy, j..
o. Brace, E. Gatewood and others.
The balmy days OF spring WILSON be
with US again. The frost is leaving the
ground fast, roads and fields are drying
up, and "clod hopping" will soon be the
order of the day.
ID. p. Pottenger had another car load
OF hay shipped in last Monday, making
total of twelve car loads up to date.
He has another car ordered. due to ar
rive at any time. Dennis is certainly
some hay broker.
A great number OF young people sue
cessfully surprised Miss Stella Kunze at
her home west of Elbert on last Wednes
day night. the occasion being her birth
day. All present report having had the
time OF their lives.
j c. Brace, one OF our most progress
i've ranchers, invested in four head of
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Fondis and Vicinity

Annie Gabsrdi is working at Larsen's.
Mrs. Bohlen speit last Tue, day at
tanners.
Several attended sale at Ramah on
Saturday.
Miss Cora Harper returned to Calhan
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins spent Sunday at
Stanner's.
A. Nj. johnson and family spent Sun
day at Fuchs.
Mrs. i'm Harper and son Alphus spent
Sunday at Ebert.
Ed Harper bought team OF mules
from Mr.. Janner.
Mr.,and Mrs. Geo. Conarroe spent last
Wednesday at tanners.
Mr.. johnson hauled a load OF coal Sat
urday from Spring Branch.
Ed and Clarence Harper went to Jan
ner's last Friday on business.
Ruddy Roehling hauled load OF coal
from Spring Branch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Warner were at
Conarroe's Monday on business.
Mrs. Bohlen and son Everett visited
at Conarroe's one day last week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Rock Butte

Miss Hazel Bentley has gone to South
Dakota on visit.
Fred Wardona is moving onto the Hin
ranch north of Kiowa.
Mrs. Lamont continues to improve and
is able to get out little.
Mr.. Mayberry is putting new roof
on his horse barn this week.
Myrn Wight went to Denver, Tuesday,
to attend the Automobile show.
We are Informed that George May
berry has purchased Mrs Goods ranch.
Dan Jones and Myrn Wight visited at
the Dennison home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Schopf, who teaches the Gold
dale school, is boarding at Albert
Wights.
Died, Mrs. Gertrude Cort, at Hastings,
Neb, February II, OF paralysis. She
was the widow of the late Dan I. Cort.
The mass or patriotic meeting last
Saturday night was largely attended and
an extra line musical program rendered.
Dan, Paul, and Ralph Jones visited
their sister, Mrs. Wight, last Wednesday,
Dan remaining several days and viii
then visit Ray Jones near Parker
Mr. Scott from Paris, H., was look
ing over this vicinity Monday in com
pany with Fred Weiss and is greatly i'm
pressed with the beauty Of our country.
John Freutching's house wagon passed
through here Saturday moving north,
where John has a position with the
Platte Land & Cattle company, who win
tered their cattle at the Carnahan ranch
and shipped them to Sullivan last week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
-Spriugdale Notes, Dist. SO.

Hart and Dave Severin attended the
dance at Elbert Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wright attended the
st Patrick's dance at Elbert, Saturday
nights
After closing a successful term Of
school, Ruth Phelps left Monday morn
ing for her home in Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wright entertained
at dinnsr, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II
Driever, Mr.. and i,irs. ]. T. Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. H. Grouse, Ruth Phelps,
Shorty McReynolds; Vic, Lorenz. and
Louie Driever
The following pleasantly surprised j.
L. Clark Friday evening, the occasion
being his birthday: Messrs. and Mes
danes G. @. Peterson and family, L. II
Driever, Z. IL. Grouse, Gus Wright, Axel
Peterson, Arthur Peterson. Ruth Phelps
Vic, Lorenz, and Louie Driever; Shorty
McReynolds; Hart and Dave SEVERN.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
From District No. 10.

Miss Sylvia Clibon of Ebert is visit
ing with her friend, Miss Hazel Royston
Frank Hoepner was helping Elmer
Epler break colts the first OF this week.
Miss Edith Chenot spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
of Prosperity Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dittemore and daugh-
ter Ruby spent Sunday afternoon with
the Dietrich family.
Mrs. @. V. Mundy made shopping
trip to Denver on Saturday morning, re
turning the same evening.
Mr.and Mrs Chas Kent and daughter
Laura called at the Royston home on
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kent and children,
Bernice, Mary, and Laura, spent last
Thursday at the Ed Dietrich home.
Mrs. Elmer Royston and daughter
Elma made business trip to Denver
last Friday, returning Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoepuer and fam
lily and Mr.. aud Mrs. George Gresham
and family spent Sunday at the Epler
home.
Ad Dittemore accompanied DR. Dever
to his home in Kansas last week. They
made the trip by auto and returned on
Tuesday evening.
| Misses Hazel and Eima Royston and
their friend, Miss Sylvia Clibon, County
Superintendent Miss MeCarty and Miss
Helen Mott Of Kiowa visited our school
on Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Coldren and baby. War
ren, left Monday morning for Denver
after spending a few days at that place
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Rock Springs.

VIM Schmidt hauled hay Monday.
The Larsen Bros. butchered Monday
Mrs j. Barkley returned from Denver
Monday.
Mr.. Ford moved to the Kinney place
Saturday.
A. Hansen and family took dinner at
A. Hagspiel's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure Sunday.
Mr.. Christian was lookir over his cat
tie at the Mcclure ranch.
Daddy Donaldson was a visitor at the
Cedar Grove school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. johnson spent Sun
day with Mrs. Tillie Dittemofe.
Daddy Donaldson bought some good
sorghum of Joe Schmidt Monday.
Amy one wishing to know how to do a
good acrobatic stunt just ask Charles
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Big Springs

D. e. Steckel returned from Denver
last Thursday.
). W. Good, from Fort Collins, is here
for few days.
IL. A. Roehling is still using the cane
to get around with.
W. R. Morris, east OF Fondis, repaired
the organ at the fl. A. Roehling home
last week.
Mrs. J. A. Bohlen and son Everett
were visiting at the A. NJ. johnson home
on Tuesday.
Miss Eliza -Corlew has been bedfast
for the last week or ten days. We hope
that she will soon revive again.
Last Sunday we had the largest at.
tendance at the Union church for Sun.
day school since the church was built
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
From District az
(By Persimmons.l


Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham visited at the
Epler home Sunday.
Miss Ivie Brazelton visited with Anna
and Isabel Murray Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hoover has had new floor laid
in her kitchen, MIR. Olkjer doing the
work.
Jesse Squires was helping George Gar
ner move in Elbcrt a couple Of days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and Helen took
Sunday dinner at MIR. aud Mrs. James
Neely's.
Mrs. Lena Blakely went to Denver to
visit her son Sam, whose time in the
army has expired.
Several of our enterprising farmers
are getting ready for spring work 10y
buying hay at s22 per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray have had scri-
Gus time with grippe and lumbago, Mrs.
Murray having been in bed with tho
latter.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Earl
Rhudy's last Thursday. Despite the in
clement weather there was large crowd
and large eats. We haven't had to tn
up since.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Sidney Siftings

Mrs Weber has been having siege
OF rheumatism.
Mrs Eli Knowles returned home from
Fort Collins Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Cole is visiting Miss Fran
ces Foster of Elizabeth this week.
John Rinnert and family of Kiowa
were visiting at the Carver home Sunday
Charley Mathews, who has been away
surveying for the past two weeks, has
returned home.
Charlie Coolie and family went to Col
orado Springs, Tuesday, by auto. They
say the roads are improving.
. 1horwald Peterson, who is attending
Barnes Business college in Denver, came
home Friday for a short visit,
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
EBERT.
Estella AddI.. Denver. Colo.

Estella Adds, Denver. Colo.
Along the Colorado Southern
And the Great Divide.
There's little town named Elbert.
You may view it as you ride.
1T is nestled in hollow,
And the hills do it surround.
This entcrprising little village
On sunny Colorado's ground.
About one mile from Eloert,
Viewing from a pretty hill.
You can see sight OF beauty
That your soul with Joy will fll.
Its the foothills and the mountains,
In their beauty great and grand,
And the sun Pixies Peak adjoining
In majestic beauty stand.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Fremont Tidings.

Otto Fuchs made trip to Ebert,
Monday.
Chester schauer is working for Julius
Jenquinwin.
Joe Wheeler made business trip to
Elbert Saturday.
Charley Schauer and wife spent Sun
day at his fathers.
John Wheeler was trading in the city
Of Fondis Saturday.
Johnnie and Mike Flurer visited Will
bur Schauer Sunday.
Frank Schauer is preparing for spring
work at home this year.
Mrs. Joe Wheeler and children are
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23

Larsen. He gave US good demonstra-
tion Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Crosswhite gave de-
lightful dinner party Sunday. Those
present we're Mr. and Mrs Earl Rhudy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Larsen, Mrs Doepkic,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Larsen; Misses A.
Larsen, Josephine Doepkie, A. Flaherty;
Messrs. VIM. Chas. and Frank Doepkie;
Adolph and Robert Larsen.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
An Ebert Boy Victor.

Everett Dittomorc of Ebert who is
attending High school at Glendora, Calf, ,
won first place and gold medal in the
one mile walk track event.
The meet in which Mr.. Dittemore en-
tered is held annually at San Fernando,
Calf, and is one of the largest held in
the state, as most of the large schools
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
Correspondence

visitors at Mrs. Ed Dietrich's for few
days.
Mrs. James Irwin is the proud pos
SCISSOR of new washing machine.
Charley Schauer will soon move to
his homestead southeast OF Fondis.
That dope Fred Long mixes up sure
gets the prairie dogs, just two kicks
and they are gone.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23

Rev. K. ID. Lowden was Denver pas
senger Thursday morning.
Barney Baber is now a member OF the
section gang, starting in today.
Engineer Hoover resumed his run on
the freight train Wednesday morning
after an enforced absence of several
months. His previous record without
blemish is all that saved him.
The Endeavor social in the Christian
tended and the audience was treated to
a very interesting program. The eats
were by no means the small part Of the
affair
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
CHURCH NOTES.
The Lutheran Mission.

The next services held by the German
Lutheran Mission will be on Saturday :.
March 81, 1917, at 10 a. m. The sermon
will be in English.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23

take part, it is also one of the fastest.
Mr. Dittemore completed the mile
walk in eight minutes, forty.one and
two fifth seconds. The record last year
was nine minutes and twenty seconds.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23

fine registered Shorthorn COWS, buying
them OF Ed Oun last Monday, considera
tion $500 for the four head. The best is
none too good for John.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-03-23
INVESTIGATE
This Tractor Proposition
Before You Buy.

lot of farmers are going to buy trac
tors this year The progressive, wide
awake farmer will make big money on
his Investment He will also be pretty
particular to what machine ne will buy.
You can't afford to put your money in
some machines now the market, be-
cause you can't afford to buy a new tractor
every two years or so. What you want is
. a machine which will do your work year
in and year out at minnimlfnl of delay
and expense.
We have investigated this matter thor
oughIy and know what will meet your re-
quirements If you will spend one-fifth
the time we did in investigating the diff
ferent machines know beyond ques-
ton what you will buy.
Better do this than see your neighbor
next year plowing away night and day
with his Emerson Brantingham or Moline
Universal while your machinefs laying
up for repairs sputterng away doing
half Job
This is very important matter to you
\ and we want to you get started right,
and remember we are always here to
keep you going.
AHL-RICE MACHINERY & SUPPLY ca.
Elizabeth, Colorado
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

A certain amount Of confusion Was
a..1.ltsiy inevitable after tue de-
sfrluIou % one great system 81 gov
sr1n eut and before another c0uia ~
.lsUfatad that would Work Win P.f-
i.t snaothness In every part Of thi'
enormous c0ullry.
Sch ronfusion always comes az
slrt Tines. In the case Of TIE nit
ID states IL lasted eleven year,. IN
ths case Of Russia "a has lasted less
than f.r mon and J. sieaaiis "''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
DISTRICT COURT DOCKET
WILL SOON Be PUBL ISHEO

Printers will soon be given tho
civil docket 90 the Forty-.eyenth
District Court for publication. 4
number of pamphlets showing the
several cases. both non jury and jury
eases. with the name uf attorneys
representing plaintiffs and defend
ants viii he struck Un and given Co
The attorneys. There o. some talk
of the criminal cases being included
iu a booklet for the Information 81
the court attaches and attorneys
The docket D. expected to b. an
unusually heavy one. especially In
criminal and civil matters only
about tou DAYS remain BOZ which civil
iIits Cor this term of court can be-
filed -1 a. Co be- returuabls
District Clerk Skl'lman is getting
af papers into proper shape for the
handling of court when " convenes
near the end 81 the present month
s large number OF divorce eases Wlll
come up 40 this term % court