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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-19
BIG TAX PAYERS OF BOONE COUNTY

ioiio 40 "a AAoe vi SAAS t0AR0ySA
in Boone County, as taken from tn
county collectors books. who pa
more than 500 per year for State an
County taxes. The list is not give
ALPHABETICALLY, but in the order as tn
taxes were paid. Opposite the nam
is the amount each paid:
E. F. Frazee, s15523.
n. P. Stark, $209.16.
W. E. Crews, $114.51.
Bank of Hallsville, $392.63
s. H. Kress & Co.. s145.8O.
II. c. Lyon, $101.63
A. R. McComas, S1O5.44.
Dysart & Brown. $124.27.
J. C. Jones. s1S6.O7.
ID. n. Hall, s117.24.
Jonas Berg, s10S75.
NJ McGraw. $148.S9.
Jas. NJ. Angel Estate. s225.27.
]. B. Wade & Son, $12S51
Dr. A. White, $12150.
]. W. BrysOn, $1O5.49
Laura F. Pipes, $131.36.
Conley Building Co, s267.30.
W. A. McAllister, $211I3.
l.. L. Terrill, S192.95.
]. D. Little & Son. s259.4S.
A. A. Williamson. S1O4.41.
G. II. Strickler. $102.61.
J. W. Rogers. S115.S3.
T. F. Heller, s372.2O.
W. r. Shaefer, $11995.
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co, s990.72.
W. J. H. Nistendirk. s114.14.
VI. r. Conley. $135.92.
Philo Realty Co. $291.60.
Prewitt Building Co., s364.5O.
Francis Building Co. $3O3.75.
Virginia Building Co., S43740.
]. W. Crane, Sr., $15031.
S. F. Conley, S16S.32.
Martha G. Barrett. $1112O.
L. VI. Switzler. s129.S2.
J. NJ. Williamson, s1O9.2O.
S. F. Conley, s141.O7.
w. B. NOVEL;, s355.9O.
Sarah NJ Shock. $1O9.44.
Mrs. B. NJ. Hayden. $127.33.
J. c. Little, s2O991
W. c. Curtis, s112.41.
]. A. Devier, $122.25.
B. A. Watson, $267.32.
W. W. Riggs. S19O.13.
S. A. Smoke, $127.56.
j. l.. Lynes, $136.14.
/. c. Vivion. Sr.. $122,42.
Walter Miller, $143.57.
]. E. Higbee, s176.1S.
Emily Clarkson. s132.O7.
W. F. Robinson, $11S.98.
S. P. Kemper, Estate, s1O9.SO.
Conley-NIyers Bank, s425.35.
Guitar Building Co.. $55S.9O.
Joel Haden, Estate. $437.4O.
G. A. Bradford, Estate, s212.64.
W. T. COnley. S169.45.
0. ID. Gray, s171.45.
:. W. Furtney, 1924.
Pearl F. Mitchell, $129.47.
Susan E. Sinclair, s136.12.
'lrs. ]. S. Dorsey. Estate, s447.77.
!. c. Stephens, s1O9.3O.
:. NJ. Thompson. $1O3.S3.
!. B. Dorsey. $467.95.
!. E. Roddy, s193.15.
L. A. & c. NJ. Sneed. s161.s6.
Vm. Powell, s134.O4.
llvira II. Stone, s719.32.
tosa E. ingalls,, $1O1.23.
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A. W. McAllister, $26131.
Sam Ehresman, $133.22.
]. H. Reid, $246.59.
]. P. & Jennie Cant, $111.S4.
W. H. Baker, $163.03.
Ned Gordon, $2O2.S3.
Geo. Kehr. $153.7S.
First National Bank, S655.S3
j. S. Bedford, $122.26.
r. E. ThurstOn, S172.1S.
W. T. Anderson, $159S0.
Mill & E. Co., $573.24.
Exchange Realty Co.. $546.75.
Exchange National Bank, s1S34.64.
C. B. Bowling, $43O.9S.
McAllister Lumber Co., s17559.
John S. Clarkson, $464.13.
Mrs. S. S. Waugh. $18357.
A. NJ. McAffee, $496.35.
Lizzie Worley. $131.23
Ella " Elkin, $172SO
J. E. Wilhite. $134.41.
S. f. Smith, S175.70.
c. NJ. Buckner, $145.SO.
J. II. Hickman, $102.36.
Fannie Rucker, $25S.96.
]. T. Mitchell, s26020.
Bank of Centralia, $6247S.
Bank of Centralia, s139SO.
c. P. Farley. $293.75.
J. r. Brown, $146.7O.
w. T. Keene, $132.26.
n. T. Mitchell, Sr., $37O26.
Jas. W. Robinson. S121.34.
Bank of Sturgeon, $52615.
d. G. Spillman, s165.61.
Sam Spelman, $109.25.
Bass Johnson Banking Co, $2S1.75.
l.. Bass. Estate, s3O5.1O.
r. F. Pearman, Estate, S2O1.76.
Bart Akers, s1O9.1S.
r. B. Glenn, $126.51.
Emily Guitar. s110.57.
W. NJ. Lowry. s3O3.76.
Alpha Tau Omega, s149.5O.
S. T. Sublett, s10755.
W. r. Caldwell, $14O.2S.
Stephens College, $2O6.55.
c. o. Tucker. S12O.31.
Glenn Bros, s1S2.25.
j. T. Gibbs, $117.71.
r. B. Price, $164.16.
Watts Engineering Co, s36O.61.
W. B. West, s1O3.67.
Virgil Potts, s12S.43.
John NJ. Kemper, $142.S4.
Matte Stephenson, s1OO.9S.
Citizens Bank of Sturgeon. s44245
]. NJ. Seymour, s13O.65.
L. L. Richie, S1OO.3S.
F. Keith, Estate, $119.11.
Mary S. Stewart, s1S1.64.
Mary S. Stewart, s1O3.O3.
Peoples Bank of Rocheport. sI75 %
I. W. Gardner, s2O1.33.
Dr. S. J. Smith, s255.15.
Hetzler Bros. $462.53.
]. P. Hetzler, s123.35.
& Hall, $1S1.74.
L. Hunt, s22S.74.
J. P. Heibel. s142.7S.
carrie Suether, $1O5.4S.
has. Sinclair, S135.31.
:. {. Bradford, STATS.
larry Eva Garth. s155.52.
!. T. Gentry. s277.SO.
J. B. Rollins, sS64.97.
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Walter Williams, $1O4.25.
S. B. Lloyd, $164.03.
F. P. Miller, $113.97.
Jennie Miller, $155.52.
]. NJ. Baker, $134.32.
Taylor-Estes, $308.3S.
NJ. H. Pemberton, $14S.23.
NJ. H. Pemberton, s350.40.
Carl Kehr, $162.S4.
Margaret Carter, $13S.4O.
W. A. Bright, s149.13.
Sallie F. Bright, $123.7O.
DR.. E. H. Smith, s137.71.
C. o. Selders, $282.47.
E. A. Logan, s103.41.
Harvey Coons, s11461.
IN. E. IngramD q. W. Trimble
(Trustee) $1S9.54.
Matte Smith, Estate. $l37.3O.
E. A. Allen. s154.72.
C. B. Miller, s430.69.
Margaret ]. Venable. sl2023.
n X. Prather. Sl16.S6.
r. F. Babb, $104.49.
]. A. Babb, $114.60.
J. B. Williams, s196.S7.
NJ A. Turner. $12652.
J. c. Short, $1O776.
Lucy ]. Mcpherson, $16223.
Helen G. Miller, $238.39.
A. H. Sheperd, $28O.42
H. S. Lansing. $136OS.
]. W. Strawn, s495.
W. w. Payne, s366.93.
Payne-Roth Grocery Co.. $l4945.
j. r. Campbell, $120.92.
f. E. & Abbie Vanatta, $184.6S.
E. T. Rollins, s165.O4.
Abe Ridgeway, $1301S.
NJ. A. Rose. s119.45.
Sigma Chi, $15432.
Sidney & E. Calvert, $121.46.
John n. Taylor, $473.14. |
T. A. Vanlandingham, $19O29
|. o. Hockaday, s26O.53.
Prairie Pipe Line Co., S326.90.
Iva White, s11S.4S.
David Guitar, Estate, s216O3.
w. H. Guitar, s15S.78.
w. H. Guitar, Agent, $1O9.36.
Dorm & Cloney, S321.39. !.
Batterton & Edwards, $145.SO. |,
J. VI. Batterton, $349.S5.
Jacob Sellinger, s196.S3.
]. E. Whittle, s157.15.
Mary H. Martin, $154.31.
r. W. Dorsey, $351.1S. i
Edward Farley, $5O494. .
W. E. Farley, $147.2O.
Mrs. Victor Barth, $275.97.
c. B. Rollins, s5S4.49. !
S. W. Downing, S24S.72.
F. R. Gray, s17534. l
Annie L. Martin, $231.49.
\. R. Williams, $154.14.
Mrs. E. C. Hodge, s151.Ss.
J. R. Thomas, $156.4O. I
7. II. Murry, $155.38.
Schorman, $121.11. =
:. w. Settle, $432.6S.
:. Noe, $11S.44.
c. Steckdaub, s113.66. I
IT Mnralond eooc |
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A. d. Donner, s139.74.
H. T. Bradley, $1O2.66.

H. T. Bradley, $102.66.
Bank of Harrisburg, $170.O1.
Bank of Harrisburg, $1O3.66.
Rocheport Bank, $S9S3O.
F. P. Scott & Bros, s198.96.
E. C. Withers, s1O7.55.
r. P. Reid. $1O62S.
A. E. Limerick, s1O7.43.
H. II. Banks, $131.22.
Columbia Savings Bank, S764.42.
W. F. Roberts, $125.26.
A. ]. & ]. Estes, s205.62.
A. ]. Estes, s1S073.
Mary E. Hamilton, $13S.52.
NJ. NJ. Turner, $1225O.
Annie NJ. Lipscomb, $154.72.
]. b. Mahan, $165.99.
ID. A. Robnett, s619.O3.
s. E. Lenior, s16669.
VI. A. Lenior, $l73.16.
Fl. L. Thompson, s243.
s. NJ. STEVENSON, Jr., s12O.79.
T. C. Hall, S376.66.
Sallie O'Rear (Orear), sS6O.O1.
]. NJ. Douglas, $12S.O1.
F. W. Smith, s162.45.
Laura G. Stone, $1O2.O7.
W. X. Stone, s1OS.36.
John W. Keene, $16S.49.
w. II. Thompson, s135.59.
S. C. Hunt, $22O.75.
W. B. Hunt, Estate, s222.57.
Effie Graham, $IOO.27.
Paul Stephens, s22S.34.
A. F. Stephens, Estate, $157.53.
George Ward, Estate, $1OS.14.
W. B. Estes, s137.35.
Mrs. S. VI. Banks, S11O.75.
j. T. Robnett, s15S65.
T. F. Taylor, s147.46.
A. c. Hulen, $1O5.6S.
II. NJ. Wheeler, $159.17.
Boone County Trust Co, sS22.O7.
Boone County Trust Co., s1135.94.
Boone County Trust Co., s422.4O.
X. H. Brushwood, $114.62.
Mary Bradford, s1O6.2S.
Alexander Bradford, s2SS.S1.
S. NJ. Myers, S111.55.
Swan Cover McBaine, s141.32.
T. F. Sutton, S156.31.
Williamson & Sutton, $124.7S.
G. L. Williamson, s31O.54.
Mrs. W. E. Harshe, $174.37.
j. A. Heibel, $142.99.
n. ID. Evans. s37O.67.
d. W. B. Kurtz, s245.S4.
l.. II. Otto, S123.S6.
Alex. Klass, $143.1S.
E. W. Drake, s137.96.
Marshall Gordon, s166.52.
Gordon & Coleman, $1OS.S1.
Daniel Boone Tavern Co, S162.S1.
Boone County National Bank: s3-
80. 4
". H. Seman, $4,000.
Emma b. Willis, $595.SS.
3oone County National Bank, sIS2.-
(. b. Price, Sr., $93S.S4.
Ada P. Warren, $179.34.
;. & NJ. Bank of Centralia, s463.SS. /
v. W. Jennings, $11S.O4.
I. d. Arnold, s146.43.
'eter Raber, s157.19.
:. A. Jacobs, S225.91.
!. P. Howard, $1O1.36.
. R. Younger, s1OO.19.
. w. Sexton, s115.O9.
. NJ. Fountain $3.50 9e
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-19
WABASH
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Tuesday and Wednesday
Telephone 888

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/ Black Eye Beans, lb . m
25c Catsup, bottle, -.-........ On
sc Soap, bars, ..--......... ,.
Fine Oranges, dozen. so
Fine Cod Fish, lb. .... IN
sc Cleanser, for -............. D.
10c Pumpkin. 2 cans ..-.-.... Il
15c Raisins, box, ................... IN
sc Toilet Paper, rolls ..
Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs ..-..-............ q
sc Ben Hur Soap, s bars ...-...- .;
Nice Grape Fruit, each ............. A;
No. 3 Peaches, cans ..--............ "a
25c Braneata Biscuit, box .-...-... 4;
zoe SuccOtash, can -...-.............. IL
10c Tamales, 3 cans .:
10c Oats, 8 boxes .................... .;
Fine Raspberries, gal. ......... Ia
Peaches, gal ............................ "A
Cherries, very fine, ......--............ liz
30c Coffee, tsplendid) lb ........... %
zoe Veal Loaf. can ...........-........ 4;
l5c Apricots, 2 cans - D.
Corn, 2 cans ...-.....-...-...... %
l0c Layton Powders, 3 cans ... .ss
Try Washclean, only .................. 10
We Give s. & H. Stamps,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-13
ARMY Registration in Country Townships

Oliver Norehead. John William WEIGH.
David Henry Ripley Murrav Chase
Ripley Carroll Stuart K5st ct. Sf.It1o
Louis Nader. Ralph Kenneth Potte-.
Homer Brown. Renu3e Stroper. John
Lewis Fowler Chauucev NcGlnnis
Oscar Paul Newes. Frank Bravton
&orehead. Gideon Raymond Reed.
George F'Uhr- Ernest Lfnwood Mo @
head John Lowsrv MARBLE Herrr aa
Leslie Reist. James Waller Wakefield.
Alliiau West Essta brook. Chester
Mansfield Schultz. albert Valentine
HaucE, C#Tda IEE5n Stropes Claude
Lester Sedan. Ltovd Amos Wiley
Lorenzo Henry Elliott, Leonard Les
Eausch Lewis Gordon. Edward Fred
la-. Harold 81 erritt Hartsr Charles
Mcdonald Fred Bruner TYLER. W5I
lH+U 1IaE-sus. RAYMOND Deloss Mar
tz1. Joseph F5aherry, Harry Raymond
Pearson. James Merrill Eisfler. Arthur
Earnest aundGuist. Merle Leverae
Lewis Arthur EdwaI5 Lyons. Cash
Merton Bull, Merrill Forrest Thomas.
John Waiter Kelley Chas. Kell, CIar-
eu-a Daniel kj=tle~ Dow Ripley,
Ralph IErou Tanarta. Charles Ell
Hunter Frank Edward Oberle. John
albert Rlchiand. Christian Edward
Ereueer
D-sr Robert IA. Workman. Frank
Joseph Bopp. Writ Walton Reed,
James Monroe Wherry. Fred Albert
reEersmath. Leslie Vernon Hays
Leonard Bower. Chester Clapper. VIII
Ham Henry Payne. Fred William
AIewe=. John Barney EEenruEs, Julius
Alfred GRAY Charles France Kruger
Elmer Fe5dman, FLOYD DruTy R-cke-ss.
Robert William EousCn Aweu Dale
Hudson. flames Michel Friend I'd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-13

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
E3aa 20 Test rlamaaes.

TIE frequent deception OF the pgl6-
lie lu regard 10 the sale or y"weIry
and genuine stpnes in Great Britain
has induced the authorities to tsane q,
statement upon tiae accurate testing
Of diamonds. A fuFaber Of inStrEe.
lions Is given including the. follow
ing formula When diamond ts
quite clean and dry carry aat the
following experiment.. Place ars the
surface d Giny drop of water. sow
take g needle or pin ard try 10 move
the drop about. If the diamond II
genuine the drop can be rolled aboat
intact. On the other hard, where tire
gem is an initiation the water spreads
directly Ii is touched with the neesfle-
point. Another very good tess may be
carried out with tarabier Of water.
Into this put tha gaspeeted article and
examine its appearance, 4 resi- fia-
nena VIII show up In the water with q
startling ciearness. md it can never be
coafounied with the water. On the
other hand, the imitation looks ipdei-
mite, and il IS Sometimes difficult 10 see
It clearly at all.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22

yasseaa. aasi ftse asssssessfs III sass fssest
esse,at3a s9af1@sss psg4tsla gassaF4aI aasea
as as sastasi la @lfatga, sAssa Hatsk asst
ssnSAgs AllaaFai tsas$sw. ssf@ss.i&lly
passssrllssrs4s, aRsa Eagaa aFs rsaaarSd
the iassef asSng g&$aktf4a Ia aSfatfa,
Grou1a asss wa1 hssE slat FasiEn aasA
FOR aalgesa! aess Esgsetefa caasnsat. n
III the Esf0tsla aad f1sia@raS East1ey Sh8s
tn hEshls ssSesas4ai ts ssaz, stevf8aps
of tllss y8aa Apg{d e5snst tpssslas
s@esta nr Feeds iIsa1y to rsrnssAe@ Sc.
yernaI fat Keep the rstIem ls&yaisfais'e
ly bulky aaa aw0sd aay radical gsssi
changes IGte In the pscgaaasy peFis8ss.
Ne class ef ags!Eaats suffers fntrre
fryHa extremes of heat asa cDla tisan
1ags, Fog this reassa, brosei sfsgs
satetla Ne provided wtfla good shastteF,
bar g;l5s dssea nat aecsaesgriiy f0eaa ex-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
SUCCESSFUL FEEDER
REQUIRES PRUDENCE
Missouri Farmer Tells How Sheep
Gains Are Made-lise of
Brains Essential.

Mr. G, 9. Starr of Missouri, who
buys end feeds several thousand lambs
each year, In talk 10 Missouri sheep
fesesIers at the University Of Missouri
said
'@sTo be- successful feeder requires
more nse of brains than any other line
of agriculture
.'Tha successful feeder mast be On
the watch for things 10 happen In the
pens.
Care In being punetuaI with breaR.
fast for iarabs viii do wonders.
'',rhe greatest trouble we have In
feeding ls To induce our partners and
customers to feed ss:.S.:sss s>.e.ss.s
Lambs really do best In dry lots
when the feeding begins too late to
use green blades Of corn and grass.
They have q disposition to wander, and
win not stay with the feed unless mere
Or less closely confined
Enough troughs should be provided
for grain feeding so that all can get all
the grain they desire.
t@The water should always be fresh
and clean; hare plenty Of 1t in enough
trou&hs so thai sheep can easily drink
Plenty of corn is always needed
Cottonseed meal Is very useful. espe
ciaiiy when silage is used. A pouad
OF silage per head per day IL aisou'
enough
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
le,nssnas FlsatLna nafsshan.

A afatihg waFatA9ft ssas asssen ianlseaaasa
Vt t'ateBtta Tsss \ Ahysans. aaNsyer.
H. set TEAR gt3fA sofase yeor assssss staalt.
s1e& s3se ~ a FeuFk sAsssp 4 ig4s nsstte 6,ssk
fI4stat5ties. ftrafy In she isssstsng lfaa
f1aatig3e# hi Greaa sSr}tRia m0aa8 aay-
thta9 hiEenF OF better BE swea shan her
machinery hail All sef4sA III hesag
eealaFsed aa ssefsstt & 8tatgs III ioss ta fts
faafist q Eils spafieas aud lsfty elftfa-
ber, Bith ita stea| sha sRsflg Renting
frasn end 10 enf faX eifIles sttia aad Isstt-
FselIlnE bg ussalerosgs esssifteFfssF4s nf
teeifffys essery itlassinaftte REEti III yys@tal.
working a3aehiEse Ta produce this
"hnft" three decks for what ssaE4td bs
three decks in aa 8rsiiaary &tstpl have
hs8n thrown yrlfo enc. fsgo deeS# for tise
body space Of the haii aafi 0Be deck
for the tiefne sSaee. she carries a
swinging eFane Capable of lifting ~
tons. Har complement consists of Il
crew OF 1o0. ahout tso ng1sklllsd labor.
ers, asisi 3o9 skilled Chinese arflsGaa,
each man individually piekeel. These
are controlled by q stsR Of EngLlEfs an.
gineers, and eaets officer ts Il yneetlAft-
teal or electrical engineer OF high sthtus
Ia his osgn iifie Of work.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
EXERCISE CARE IN
VAcCINATING HOGS
Animals Excessively Fat Are Not
Good RIsks-poiats to Be
Given Consideration.
fF3y O s. CRTsLIR, Kentucky Expert
Ige4lt Station

fFsy @. s. CRIaLzsR. Kentucky Expert
gnent Statioa-}
When shoats- or pigs are heavily In
feeted with WORMS, vaccination may
result In considerable loss.
Hogs that are excessively fat are not
as good risks for vaccination as aEli-
mails in medium coaIifftsn.
Farmers must provide nr0ner care
Of hogs before and after treatment to
reduce the risk 10 q minimum.
Many of the undesirable results fol.
lowing vaccination are due To the con
dition Of the hogs, Or to the surround
lngs under which they are kept.
The following points in hog manage
uaent should be carefully considered
i. Ascertain beyond a doubt whether
or aot cholera is present In the herd
q Animals stand the excitement and
shock of vaccination better il the in
testfnaI tract is empty; If free from
parasites; IL in medium flesh, If kept
cool during the operation and con-
fined In a clean, dlsinfected stall, bed
ded with straw while awaiting the In
sectIen Of serum.
8. The point Of inoeuIation mast be
thoroughly cleaned and diSinfected-
, The animals must not be allowed ac-
cess tn dirty, filthy waIiows before or
after treatment 1t is impossible to
clean d dirty hog with a small amount
| Of antiseptie so that serum can be In
| jected with any degree OF cleanliness
Assesses are Iaost often the result Of
the fIthiness OF the hogs and not e
any fault Of the operator who employs
| proper precautions with his syringe
and serum.
A. There must be a clean. dnst-free
Enclosure for the hogs at the time o.
| inoculation.
8. Following vaccination hogs mus
be kept In clean quarters for at ieasi
two days. Dirty wailows should b.
avoided. A good plan is to keep hog
In a welI-bedded stable. The feef
| should be laxative In nature. Losse:
sometimes follow vaccination in th'
4 winter months because animals ar
placed in damp, filthy quarters.
g. Great care is employed in prepar
ing pure, potent seruH. There is III
tle risk In sujeeti1g good serum int
hogs that are properfy prepared 10
TIE operator and properly cared 70
following II.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
Red Tape in War Time.

From tine to time, a story comes
along from Somewhere In England, !"
or Somewhere in France" Or some
where elsewhere, which shows that
the Official roItine OF the official de-
partneat" is reeefTtng much bGTeting
in these daaes 4 certain commander
ou. certain front decided, after care
ful thought, tt,at he needed certain
things cnd needed gflezn very Enuch. He
sent his list to headquarters, and, after
q long delay, came q sheaf Of official
forms full Of detailed inquiry as TO
why he wanted each thing he had
asked for. The commander thought
over the matter for day or two. Final
iy he took his courage In 10th hands,
and a blue pencil In one OF them, and,
80 the story goes. wrote across each OF
the forms The legend, 4 want these
tfings because there is a war on over
here.' He got them, without further
question.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
PROFIT IN SHEEP BUSINESS
State of Nebraska Made Money 81
s Buying Flock and Letting Them
Craze on Fair Grounds.

The state Of Nebraska went into tbs
sheep business last year and made
money in II. The state board of agri.
culture purchased 239 ewes In April To
Craze on the state fair grounds and
keep down weeds and grass. Usually
it has cost the state several hundred
dollars TO keep the grounds trimmed,
and this year net dollar was paid out
and the grounds were In excellent
shape.
These ewes cost SI,85z15 laid down
at the fair grounds Not more than
$50 was paid for feed during the sum
srler and the slaearfng cost $2832. The
wool clip aatted s43g.52. and the Eoti
| sold Ia the fan for s2,295.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
Had No Actual sxletsnc..

Il ls on recard that fhe prince of
Orange, filled with raGa because he
had been beaten at Flearus, Lease,
SteanaeraWe. and Nerwtade. said. al.
l3tiing 10 the marshal Of Luxembourg
Can 1t be that SHALL never beat
tha& hunchhack :"
How dccs he know that am d
hunehhack e said the French marshal
"3e never saw nay back / always sal
hisg'
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22

The Indian woman carries her pa.
poose strapped tn baxkst-cradle os
her back because she must needs have
her hands free for other things. THE
same idea has been utilized by VIII
liam De f4atte and Albert III, Stezse %
Kansas City, Mo, in the construction
OF a saddle 20 be used by fregasn ii
rescuing unconscious at helpless peE
sons from burning building Popg
lar Science Monthly.