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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-07-06
Serial No 0x1008
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department. Of the Interior-U. >. Land
Ofn.. ~ HALEY. idaho.
juno 9Th, 1877.
NOTICE IL hareby given that Axel l..
Erickson. Of Oakley. Idaho, who on Dec. 1st.
1915, made Homestead Entry Serial No.
92lOe3. for SELL NW1A, NE1-4 sW1-A, Sl-2
NE1-4. SEl-4. Section +. Township Is South.
Range ~ East, Boise Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Three
Year Proof. to establish claim TO the land
above described, before Henry w. Tucker.
U s. Comm issioner At Oakley, Idaho, On the
9Th day Of August, 1917.
Claimant names As Witnesses: william NJ
Worthlngtol,. J. Newell Dsyley, George A.
Bnrigar and Ira Whttexker. all OF Oakley,
Idaho.
Az BEN GRAY, Register.
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Serial No. oiS3l6-0I6708
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior-U. s. Land
OF &c ~ II alley Idaho.
May 18th. 1917
Notice Is hereby given that Merritt A.
Osterhout, of Almo. Idaho who on July eth.
1918. made Homestead Entry. Serial No. 0l3s4s
sect. 10, Twp 10 South. Range g East. and
who on Feb. 8. 1915. made Additional Home
stead Entry, Serial No 0l676e. for the NEl-4
10 East, Boise Meridian, has died notice OF
intention to make Final Three Year Proof
to establish claim TO the lane Above de-
scribed, before v. D. CAhoon, q. ., Commits
1917.
Claimant names Witnesses: Henry L
Jonea, Stephen II. Jones John H. Flower and
Walter N. Moose, al of Almo, Idaho.
J13 BEN r. GRAY Register
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Serial Nos. 0I340k O176es
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIC

Departments of the Interior--U Land
Once 1t HALEY. Idaho
May 18th. 1917
Notice IL hereby given that Albert D..
Thurber Of Oakley. idaho, who on June eth
1918. mAde Homestead Entry. Serial No. Oiy4O6,
for via NWt-4, sW1-4- Section "a, and who
on May 4th. 1915 made A Additional Homestead
atry, Serial No. 0I7b8S, for Els NWi4, Sect
y. Township "A south, Range - East. Boise
Meridian, has died notice Of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof 10 establish
claim To the land above described before
Henry W. Tucker, U. 2. Com missioner At
Oakley. idaho on the 9Th day Of July. 1877
Claimant nAmss ~ witnesses: Jacob D. yley
". Matthews, all Of Oakley. Idaho.
Je0 ZEN r. GRAY Ksgistsr
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81
We think that We have
done we'll in Oakleyin plant
ing gardens and in ''doing
our bit" in tho food campaign
but trip through the larger
towns ia Southern Idaho, tho
Eastern part of the state, and
Montana shows that the peo-
pie around us have done much
more than We have in plant
ing their waste and vacant
lands to the production OF
food stuffs. In tho cities. tile
very sidewalks in some places
have been plowed up and
seeded to potatoes and beans.
There is very little vacant
land in the cities. A number
Of fine lawns have been pillow
ed up and seeded to food
plants. The people OF the
cities seem fully doing their
part to stave off famine.
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Serial No ol17pl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Departments Of the Inlsrior-U. 5. Land
Ontc6 ~ H alley, Idaho;
NAY 18th. 1917
Notice 10 hereby given that Thomas ).
Loo Of Oakley. Idaho, who on August lst
ls1S, made Homestead entry Serial No. ollsS4
for NWl-4 SEA-. Ma 8Wl-4 Sec. 50, NEJ-4
SEA- Wi-1 ski. and Ella SW1-4 Section ~.
Township IL South. Range ~ East Boise
MeridfNii, has dled notice OF intention 10
make Final Five Year Proof. to establish
claim ia the land above described, before
Henry w. Tucker, u .. Com missioner vt
Oakley. Idaho. on the 18th day Of July. WI
Claimant names Witnesses John
Willard. Gr.. James Willard, Ephrimm Nc
Bride and Howard J. Lee, all OF Oakley
Idaho
Js BEN r. GRAY, Register
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the ro.Germxns are doing
all that they can to bring on
strikes and labor disturbances
to tie up American Industries
throughout the country, but
We trust that American work.
men will realize that Ameri-
can industry must be kept
active to secure successful
continuation of the war, and
therefor German sympathere
are doing their best to foment
strikes.
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BEN K GRAY, Register.
SERIAL No. O14s6l

NO ICE FOK FU HLIOA IIUN.
Department OF the Intsrior-U. .. Land
once At HALEY, Idaho.
May 10th, 1917.
Notice ishersby EiveA that George NJ. Clark.
Of oakley, Idaho, who on March ~, 1914 mAde
Homestead sntry, Serial No. 0l4S5l, for SEA-
NWl-4, NE1-4 SW1-4 Section Is Township Is
south. Range Fl East Boise Meridian, has
6led notice OF intention to make final Three
Year proof 10 establish claim to the land
above described. before Henry W. Tucker
US. Commissioner. vt Oakley, Idaho. on the
18th day Of July. 1917
Claimant names ~ witnesses; Daniel b
Vision. George II Day. William Whittle and
George A, Day, all OF Oakley. Idaho
Jl3 BEN r. GRAY, Register.
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the scope and opportunity for service
offered by chapters and branches of
the Red Cross. Where organizations
are effected. particularly valuable as.
sistance will be rendered by forest
officers in storing and shipping sup
plies, in facilitating communication
between chapters. auxiliaries, and in
dividuals, and in supplying assistance
and information in the outlying noun
tain districts.
The relation OF forest officers, il is
said. will be that OF councillor. or ad'
visor, and while rendering such as
sistanee as may be needed. he will
hold no Official position between the
division headquarters OF the Red
Cross and the local unit
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FOREST OFFICERS WILL
AID THE REQ CROSS

Denver. May 2l.-Cooperating with
the Mountain division of the Ameri-
can Red Cross in plans for national
defense. arrangements have been
made whereby all forest officers in
Colorado and Wyoming will aid di-
rectly in distributing Red Cross infor-
nation and In the organization of
local chapters. branches and auxilia,
ries in their respective communities.
In accordance with the plans out
lined by the director OF the Mountain
division and the head OF the forestry
department In Denver. forest officers
will aim. ~ once. to get In touch with
local Women's ciubs. ladies aids.
lodges and eronps OF Influential cit.
isens. and present information as to
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mittee on seed stocks, is receiving
daily teIegraphic and other reports
as TO available supplies of seeds of
crops for late planting. and will as
sist in locating seed stocks for locali-
ties where shortages exist. The COM
mittee is cooperating with State. loc-
al. and commercial agencies in an ef-
fort to secure better distribution OF
seed and to encourage paintings OF
all important crops.
Information regarding shortages
and surplus stocks should be address
ed to R. A. Oakley, chairman, com
mittee on Seed Stocks, U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture. Washington, d.
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ENTERTAiNs At DANCING
PARTY.

Miss Mary Brakeman entertained
a host OF friends at dancing party
at her home. 502 Greenwood avenue,
Friday evening. About seventeen
couples were present Two large
rooms were used for dancing, Music
was furnished by Miss Helen Linneer,
and Mrs. Arthur Wilson sang few
solos. Later in the evening dainty
refreshments were served by the hos
toss. The evening was one that shall
not be forgotten soon by the guests,
Those present were: The Misses
Wilma Newcomb. June. Jessie and
Beulah Emmerson. Laura Aebersold.
Marie Cheney, Elsie Hadley. Mills
cent steacy. Dora Turner. Pearl Bo-
gardus. Nae Howells. Eta walton.
Nae and Elsie Bower. Mrs. Arthur
Wilson and Mrs. Haasl Nix; the
Measrs Hugh wiliis. Beach Stewart.
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SOCIAL NOTES
MUSICAL RECITAL WEDNESDAY
EVENING.

A very enjoyable musical recital
was given by pupils Of Miss Gather
fne Hendrickson at the home OF AR.
and Mrs. Charles G. Lacy. 523 Harri-
son avenue. Wednesday evening. at
which a score or more guests were
present. The program was sufhci-
emily varied 70 show TO the best sd-
vantage the skin OF the performers.
Careful. study Of the different selec-
tions played during the evening. the
proficiency OF the pupils in the parts
assigned them and their technique
and understanding Of the piano we're
features OF the recital. Those par
ticlpating in the program were Mrs.
win r. Paxton, Mrs. chas. H. Dun
can, Mrs. Charles G. Lacy. Mrs. Lin
coin Cook, Mrs. l.. Bruner. Misses
Ruth Ross. Perlfa Heyl. Mamie Gibbs
Dorothy Carlson, Ruth Walker and
Robert Duncan.
At the conclusion OF the more for
NAL part OF the evenings entertain
ment the company had social hour
during which dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Lacy.
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PLEASANT SOCIAL
THURSDAY EVENING

A very pretty and en3oyabie social
party took place ~ the residence OF
John Hollis Thursday evening The
guests were Misses Dolly Weston.
May Anderson, Mary Russell. Mrs.
barney Reed. Messrs Thad Gordon.
John Trusty. Fred Sprangle. Minary
Payne. Scott Clark and barney Reed.
Music and social games furnished
the evenings diversion. There were
vocal and instrumental solos by Mrs.
Barney Reed. Miss Dolly Weston and
Mr. Hollis. Delicious refreshments
were served. At late hour the com
pany dispersed. each member carry
lng away the recoliections OF do
lIEhuul evenings entertainment
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p. E. o. SOCIETY OBSERVE
MOTHERS DAY

; MOTHERS DAY
The p. E. o. Society observed No
thsr's Day al the home OF Mrs.
C. L. Farmer. Saturday afternoon,
May 18th. Each member being priv
jieged to bring their own mother or
some other mother as their guest.
After the opening ode, Mrs, Farmer
gave a short history of the p. K. O..
Sisterhood and the work they are do
ing.
solo by Mrs. Holland. and piano
solo by Mss Emmerson were greatly
enjoyed by the guests. Miss Gregg
recited two or three choice selections.
These, with numerous selections on
the Edison made a Pleasant afternoon
long to be remembered by all pres
ent.
Delicious refreshments were served.
On each tray was a card with touch
ing tribute TO our mothers. and also
carnation in honor OF the day.
After a short business meeting the
chapter adjourned for the summer.
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ENTERTAINED FOR MRS. HARLAN
WOOD

Mrs. Alva Wood and Mrs. Daniel
Munroe very pleasantly entertained
about sixty guests in honor of their
new sistcrin-iaw. Mrs. Harlan Wood,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Wood. 2i9 Greenwood avenue. Friday
afternoon. seven-handed euchre fur
nfshed the diversion for the occasion.
First place in the card game was won
by Mrs. Hazel Grimes and the con-
ISOLATION to Mrs. Harlan Wood. In the
course Of the afternoon dainty lun-
cbeon was served by the entertainers.
All voted the affair to have been an
extremely enjoyable one.
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CELEBRATED a svHcH OF BIRTH
DAYS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hawkey were
host and hostess AZ an elaborate and
delightful dinner party at heir home.
si2 Harrison avenue. at noon last
Sunday. The AFFAIR was in celebra-
ton OF the birthday anniversaries OF
Miss Cieona Elliott. c. n. kissingeF,
@. {. Hawkey and Master Aearell
Kissinger. all of which occur within a
few days of each other.
Covers were laid for twenty-five
guests and the dinner was a master
piece OF its kind, as all may be as
sured who have had an opportunity OF
testing MIS-. Hawkey's cooking and
the generous hospitality of the house
hold over which she presides- The
dining room decorations were In a gen
eral scheme Of pink and white. and
these hues were carried out as far as
possible in the menu. The iorai dec.
orstions were pink and white sweet
peas and carnations arranged in such
a way a. to produce an unusually
pretty effect. A feature OF the din
ner was q huge pink cake. illuminated
with candles. which was cut by Miss
CIeona Elliott.
The afternoon was spent In exchang-
Ing Effts and In automobile riding.
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, ers to the biggest gun that man has
yet made.
This war is of such gigantic pro
portions that il has taken in praetic-
ally the entire world; and it is not
one picked body of men fighting an
other body of men, but it is the en-
tire resources of one set Of nations
fighting the entire resources of anoth-
er set; and even the earth itself will
he whipped 10 its uttermost capacity
to produce the food necessary for the
support of the world during this great
conflict Our full citizenship must be
called upon. and developed. in this
great war, which we were pulled in
to- against our will and without our
consent. so to speak. but impelled to
enter for one of the greatest humani-
tartan principles of this world; and.
since we have gone into IL. IL now
develops that We must stay. and must
fight il TO the finish for the very
preservation of the integrity of this
country.
Those who are best informed sd-
wise Us that IL is possible, and prob
able, that without our assistance Eng
hand and France might lose this great
war. and We might have to fight Ger
many On our own shoulders. so now
| is the time 10 get our shoulders to
the Wheel and call forth all the
citizenship that we have. all of our
| loyalty, and all Of our patriotism. 10
do that We can TO bring about q con
| eIusion of this great conflict as speed
lily as possible. This is a mighty
task. and in this task much is going
TO be expected OF US.
We have great history behind
magnificent deeds of valor 10
remember and 10 perpetuate. Our
forefaihers were born and bred amid
rugged, hardy conditions of pioneer
life. Our ancestors were born heroes ;
they received their courage from the
loins Of their fathers and the milk OF
their mothers.
During these years OF prosperity
and peace. have we lost any of these
qualities? l think not. Have we now
a Nathan Hale. who abandoned for .
time the study OF the ministry and en-
tered the service of his nation. and
| when condemned TO death as a spy
bravely went upon the scsffold. saying
that his oniy -egret was that he had
but one life TO give for his country
think we have. Have We Farragui
to sail his ships up the Mississippi
against shots of lame and hail oi
lead? I think We have and he may be
called upon.
The nag was unfurled at Bunker
Hill-the flag that John Paul Jones
fought under-the flag that was car
ried up the Mississippi by Porter and
Farragut-the nag that Dewey car
ried straight into the harbor OF Ma
| nilla-was never the emblem OF {
Stacker nation.
And when the time falls--God for
bid il shall ever come when it II
necessary for this country to enter tn,
trenches of France. old Glory viii
he in the lead in those trenches. ane
she will never come down. my friends
until furled by friend. voluntarily
! after peace has come to this world
and justice has been secured"
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BACCALlUREATE SERMON
TO SENIOR CLASS CANON
HI6H SCHOOL DELIVERED
BY REV. VAN kEUREN

Inc OacCalAuTtAtc SERMON 10 tDe
senior class Of the Canon City high
school by Rev. Floyd Van Keuren at
the First Methodist church Sunday
evening was the occasion of great
ou,pouring OF the relatives and friends
of those who will on Thursday even
ing OF this week receive their diplom-
as OF graduation. II was little af-
ter 1880 O'Clock. the time announced
for the beginning OF the program.
that the members OF the class. with
the high school faculty. entered the
church and took their places in the
pews reserved. for :hem directly in
front OF the pulpit.
IL was = union service and the spse-
ious auditorium with It's connecting
Sunday school rooms and gallery was
ailed with a splendid gathering of
people OF all the religious orgauiza-
tsons Of the community who were de-
sirous Of doing honor TO the gradu-
ates- to-be. their instructors and their
alma mater, TIE assembiage and the
high character Of the services were
such as TO inspire the members of
the class with a deep sense OF graft
tuds. IhankfuineSs and appreciation.
mora impressive and beautiful ser
vice for the celebration OF sucl an
event it would be difficult TO imagine.
To Rev. Guy. Z. konkel. pastor OF
the First Methodist congregation,
bad been assigned the general direc.
ton OF the services and there sat up
on the rostrum with him. besides
Rev. Van Keuren. the speaker of the
evening. Rev. Starring, Rev, Armen-
trout and Rev. Harner, pastors OF the
Baptist Presbyterian and Lutheran
by Rev. Harner and the scripture
lesson was read by Rev. Starring. The
musical program was elaborate and
delightful in its ARRANGEMENT and
rendition. In addition 20 the work ot
large chorus Of fIfty voices selected
from the different church choirs OF
the city under the direction OF c. w.
Van Patien. there were several in
strumental numbers by an excellent
eight-piece orchestra. Among the
special numbers was a vocal trio BY
Mrs. Geo. w. Bethel. Jr.. Mrs. NJ {
Wilson and Mrs. Arthur c. Wilson
The choir was accompanied by Miss
Bessie McQuown as pipe organist.
The sermon by Rev. Van Keureu
was a clean-cut. masterful discourse:
reple,e with practical philosophy and
helpful suggestion. II was full OF en-
couragement to high Ideals and noble
aspirations. which. IL followed and
emulated by those who heard IL. will
not fail to make them better and
more useful to themselves and tc
their fellow men. He emphasized
the necessity of religion in the AFFAIR:
of nsn and women and he adjurec
them not to reject personal respon
aibility: without which they were ol
no use to those about them. Fruit ID
the ultimate purpose Of life and to ad
vance civilization Il must be goot
fruit The unconscious personal in
fiuence. be indicated. was a potent
factor in the career of men and WON
es; that the Man OF Galilee was tn,
one great example worthy OF imita
ton and that a fixed purpose in lif,
was essential to success.
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MISS AckELsEiN VISITS IN
CANON

Miss Stella Ackelbein. who gradu-
ate6 as nurse from the MinneQua
hospital. of Pueblo. the 18th OF May.
was an over Sunday visitor with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Ackel-
bein OF s0S South 3rd street. She re-
turned last night to the hospital
where she will nurse until January.
1918. &4- -.'
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Bennie Nitchen. Haagan Stockder.
Charles Haukole. Hugh Henderson.
Lewis Maniates. Russell Coleman.
Harold Turner, Sidney Jefferson. F. J.
Knowlton. Bud Bower. Ed Fredrick-
son. Hickum, Midge Sherman, Dr..
Roberts, Fred Halstead. Earl Hughes.
Ralph Berger. Arthur Wilson and
Bud Nix.
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MAS. WHISTLES ENTERTANs

Mrs. H. Whistler. who vas re-
Gently elected superintendent OF the
United Presbyterian Sunday school
entertained the officers and teachers
Of the school at her home, 10 Whip
pie avenue. few evenings ago. Plans
for the work of the school for the
coming year were discussed and a
pleasant social hour enjoyed. Refresh
ipents were served.
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NED WESTON DOWN FROM THE
RANCH.

Ned Weston came down from his
ranch at swissvale. near Howard, In
the western part Of the county. last
Friday to see his father. Eugene wes-
ton. who is being treated In the hos
pital here for . SERIOUS Affection
non which he has suffered for .
lone tine. n
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has NO SEED TO
DISTRIBUTE OR SELL

Washington, d. C. May 2l-No
seed for free distribution nor for sale
is at the disposal of the United Stat
es Department of Agriculture. The
Department. however, thru its com-
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Many distressing Ailments experienced
by them are Alleviated by Lydia E.
Pinl<ham's Vegetable Compound.
Here i. Proof by Women who Know.

lowell, Mass-"For the last three years have
been troubled with the Change of Life and the bad
feelings common at that time / was in a very ner-
yous condition, with headaches and pain q good
deal of the time so l was unfit to do my work. A
friend asked me to try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, which did. and it has helped me in
every way. am not nearly SO nervous no head
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy any sick
woman can take.n-Mrs. MARoAREr QUINN, Rear
$50 Worthen St, Lowell, Mass.
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MISS GERTRUDE POET
MISS STELLA RYAN
MISS ETHEL SMITH
MISS FRANCES sPuReEoN
MISS ROSE STOCKED
MISS IRENE Trout
Mr.. HAROLD SPRINKLE
Mr.. ROBERT STOCKED
Mr.. EARL THOMPSON
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Fifteen YOUNG WOMEN AND
THREE YOUNG Men GRADUATE
FROM THE SOUTH CANON HIGH
Interesting Program Held the Attention Of a
Large Assemblage Of People at the Annua
Commencement Exercises at the First Pres
Presbyterian Church Thursday Evening
CLASS ROLL

MISS MARIE FARMER
MISS RUTH FERkEL
MISS ANNIE oiEM
MISS CLARA 0iEM
MISS ELIZABETH MATING
MISS WANDA KNOWLES
MISS HELEN KENT
MISS VERA LIE MAY
MISS RUTH MAHOOO
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Friends Lydia Pinkhams Remedies.
North Haven Conn-aWhen Change of Life
which trouble all have. At first didn't bother
but after while got bearing down pains called IN doctors who
my said why don't you Lydia
Sanative Washf' Well
Vegetable Compound could
myself reganng used Lydia Pnkhams
Sanave Wash and has great deal Of good Any
female troubles
Life Ite them take Pnkham remedies There about 10
think world of them0s FLORxNo1 1sEA,
Box 197 North Haven Conn
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You are Invited to Write for Free Advice.

medicine succeosful relieving
suffering Lydia r. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Women receive helpful advice BY writing Ao La
h Rinkham Co. Lynn aa such leera are received
"a answed by only and held In strict con9dene
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eY-PRoDUcT STOCK FEEDS.
INatona, Crop Improvement Service.

National Crop improvement SsryIce.l
A lot of well-meaning folks think
that just because certain materials
are l~eft-overs from the manufacture
OF food for humans, that it is waste"
n OF no value for stock feed. Nothing
Is further from the truth. In very
many cases, the so-called "offal" left
after the manufacture OF flour, malt.
Ing. corn products. breakfast foods,
etc.. are the best Of stock feeds, and
can be bought economically and fed to
bring q profit to the farmer. The man
who turns up his nose at the thought
OF combining by-products with silage
and other low-priced meat producing
foods. is behind the times and usually
fails to show ever interest on his mon
ey at the end Of the year. Feeding
whole grain, whether 1t be corn.
wheat. rye or oats, Is wasteful and Is
robbing man of his rightful preroga.
tive-that of taking that part OF all
grain adapted to his needs. It Is easy
to md out the protein content OF any
article. or mixture. Of stock feedstufs
now on the market, and It is merely a
matter Of the farmer figuring out the
worth Of the foods on their nourishing
power, and then to purchase that
which will give him the most econom.
ical feed. In practically all states. all
feedstufs must be labeled with their
food contention those who wish to
see. the facts are printed.