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The state herald., 1917-05-18
SUMMONS
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In thsDDistaet Csass
The First Natsoaal Bank of Hardin Meat Dla11y
i6 " Laura Equali Leafs h DrAth - ndniaisoEa
tor Of the Est. Of Arthur @ Eauall dscsassd. 0oss
sia u NePhsrrin. trustee and Raymond Hsaan =
doa Equal and Lyls Equal minor heirs Of Arthur
G Equal dsesassd dsfsndants
hsPsopls Of ths stats of Coasrade
To Louis q prath - administratoe Of tie sstats
Of Arthur G Equal. Laura E1usil and Gsoesia u
McPhsrrin. and Raymond squall. EIdon Equal
and Lyle Equal. miner hairs Of Arthur @ Equal
~ defendant above namsd ssssting.
Yoa are hereby required 70 appear In an aesaso
hroaght against you By The above named psainde
IN IL district court Of Phillips county StaAs q
Colorado md answer thp complaint therein wishsn
twenty days after the service hereof u ssrvs1
within this county o. Il served out Of this eosnss
q BY publication within thirty days aftsr ths -
vses hereof exclusive Of the day Of service q ~
nsat b. default will,bs taken against yos sssssd
ias 10 The prayer Of the complaint And II . ~
4 IL complaint In the above entitled sst3sa y
not ssrvsd with this summons OF II the sssvse1
Asrsof bs made out Of this stats then ten days -
ditioaal to the time hsrsinhsfors spsci6sd fer -
Dsarancs and answer will b allowed bsfoss ~
fixing Of iudgmsnt by default ~ aforssaAd
! The said action is brought TO recover judsoen'
upon certain promissory note made by Arthur
g Equal and Laura Equal dated January !. 1910
and due Ave years after dats. payable to Z N NJ
Phsrrin and In due course assigned to plaintiff an<
to forecoss the certain deed Of trust executed b,
Arthur G EQUAL and Laura Equal conveying h
Georgia n NcPhsrrin trustss. the NV v c( &c
tion twp Z . u " q . m Phillips county Co'osa
do given to secure sa,d note. Alo to recover iudi
msnt upon the csrtalA nots for 90 dated Jan
|. uary 27th 1910 ed secured BY mortgage dssd up
on the property aferssaid. which nsts and mort
gage y executed b. Arthur G Equal and Laura
Equal and payable to the plaintiff one year sfts
date and to forscloss said mortgage all
A. Win noss folly appear from he verified Coz
p,aiat - ~ setsoa to whseA rsfssses 10 ~
maAe
Al 30 are hsrsby noeaAsd that II you fan I
0Uns sad 70 answer IL ~ coap,aint - ~
vsysissd The said plai.a6 vm take Judgment q
sainst you and sAcA q you according to the pray
Or Of IL said eoaDanint
Civsa uadsr my haaAss clsrk a tAs dlstrie
court q Hoayoks CoassaAs IN ~ coaaty this z
day Of Jan A D 1915 wo nsliaaA
t8sall Clerk District Court,
PHILIPPE Couaty Co,orad
First pub Apr 8
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Road to Happiness

Be amiable. cheerful and goed natur'
cd and you are much more likely to b.
happy. You will find this difficult, Il
not impossible, however, when you are
constantly troubled with constipation
Take Chamberlain's tablets and get lid
of that and it will be easy. Thsss tab
let's not only move the bowels, but inn
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion.
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Proper foods for weak stomachs

The proper food for one man may be
all wrong for another. Every ont
should adopt diet suited to his age
and occupation. Those who have weak
stomachs need to be especially careful
and should eat slowly and masticate
their food thoroughly. It 10 also i'm
portant that they keep their bowels re g
ulsr. When they become constipated
or when they feel dull and stupid after
eating, they should take Chamberlain =
tablets to strengthen the stomach and
move the bowels. They are easy to
take and pleasant In effect.
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Best for whooping cough

Last winter when my little boy had
the whooping cough gave hin Cham
berlain's cough remedy" writes Mrs.
J b. Roberts. East st. Losis, III. at
kept his cough loose and relieved him
of those dreadful coughing spells. II
is the only cough medicine keep in
the house because have the m0at con.
fidencs in it." This remedy 10 also
good for colds and Group
The state herald., 1917-05-18
You need a spring laxative

Dr. Kings New Life Pills will re-
move the accumulated wastes Of win.
ter from your intestines, the burden Of
the blood. Get that sluggish spring
fever feeling out Of your system. bright
en- your eye, clear your complexion.
Get that vim and anap Of good purified
healthy blood DR.. Kings New Life
Pills are non gripping laxative that
aids natures process. try them tonight
All Druggists, Csc
The state herald., 1917-05-18
SUMMONS
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CnmV q fhmpeb
Il ~ disassa ssua
Ns,tis A Hsllasd plsisti6 " TAsssss A MOI ~
rhs Standard Home Company dsssadanss
rhs PsopSs Of The State q coiosade
To rhrssts A Neal and The etaadasd HsasosA
pany
The dsfsndssts above naasd orssuno
You are hsssby required y aepsas h - asl1n
hsuasht ssalnst yos BY he above aaos1 Dllls49
h ths district court of ths eosaty of PAnos oess
elColorado and answer ths eomplaist tAOg1a ~
n twenty days After ths ssrvses h0esl. =
sssvs1 within this county: u sssvA ut = ~
spsnty o. By publication within thirty aass M
he service hereof exclusive Of ~ ~ q sasvSD
q Judgment BY dsfssit wili b tAh0 ass1ass ~
eseordins ~ The prayer q ~ snaeaalae
And u copy u he slua1lalse b ~ ahsvs =.
etisd sstion b. ma sssvsd VIII this susaasaA -
y he service ksrsol b. made cot 4 ~ stDeA
M esp days ad1ieaaai 70 he t0s hsssiohalue
sps<iesd fos aepsasaass and assv9 ~ b aAsv
ID hsfcss ths ta,sins Il juAgmsat By dsfsah -.
1orsaaA.
ne nd sstion 10 brought 10 qulsl ths isis u
Lot No. Nine In Block No Five II Asslssas ~.
sssc 10 the Town q Haatun Philiips essasy Cs,s-
saAe 10 the plaintiff
. IN mssv fully sppsas fsua Ne ssaD,aiat b
~ ssBoa y which rsfsssss b hsss aaAs
Asd you ars hsrvby sstiAsd thst u ~ ~ =
e0ssas. and n answs the said sunpl,Iss asshsvs
esssls~1 the ~ phinta viii tahs 4alas1 ~
joAamsnt ~ prayed
Owen under my hard and ths ssai q ~ -.
uost suge q H,Aysas cuios~de IN ~ ssuuO ~
NJ ~ u u Mar A D 1917
OnO Wo uslinnA
CtaA q nhtAsa o
fAiiups County Celsals
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Attractive Summer Tours
Through The East.

An extensive scheme of diverse-rouie has
been announced Circuit New York and Boston,
going way returning another trunknes and
steamer lines cooperate in these tours that may be planned
include Canadian, New England and Atlantic Seaboard
resorts Sound Steamers Coast Lines the VgRias Boston
New York and Washington The general limits of these
low farce for sxty-day tickets
The Burngons tourist-rate leaflet is now on
the press. Describe my the general you have in
mind. Let help you make it and furnish you with de
scrptive literature GOVERN the propnsed
~ ~ IsSSsAAssN wv McEwen, ,TicketAgt tHolyoke, Colo
SiIIllNIIIl
IssaifIIIsIIMS T.. w, Wakely maha
The state herald., 1917-05-18
S!oan's liniment for rheumatism

The torture Of rheumatism. the pains
snd aches that make life unbearable
are relieved by sloan's linimsnt, q aclcail
clear liquid that 10 easy to apply and
more effective than mussy plasters or
ointments because it penetrates quickly
without rubbing. For the many pains
and aches following exposure, strains,
sprains and muscle soreness, Sloan's
lininent is promptly effective Always
have bottle handy for gout. lumbago,
toothache, backache, stiff neck and oil
external pains. At druggists, 25c
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Get rid of your rheumatism

Now is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. You will find Chamber.
lain's Linimsnt . great help. The re
lief which it affords 10 alone worth ma.
ny timss its cost.
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Scheunemann's Store
is Headquarters for
Ladies Spring Coats
Suits
House Dresses
kimonas
Aprons
Won't you come in and see
them?
Quality, Style and Low
Prices i our Motto!
A. Scheunemanns
announcement

Colorado will. In November 1918. g.
lect = United States Senator. The 70.
publican party Of Colorado will In Sep
tsmber OF that year, select its candi
late for that office. will be . csndi
late for the republican nomination for
United StatsS snator at the primary
election In September 1918. q
propose to do all possibly can
Shilc making this rate. to unite the ~.
publican party In this state into stroog
unified party ready 10 serve the high.
ist interests Of Colorado snd the nstioo
G arcnes y Dodge.
Colorado Springs. Colo Dee -. 1915
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Summons on Application for Rssis,rst,oa
State Of Colorado
County Of PHILIPPE " In the district court

Summons on Application for Rssis,rattoa
csus, s % q Pi'SfHS: fsiiiS: In til. a.e, ,our.
No Toe
Georgia N Merh-rrin plaintiff. vs. Mary Clark
Arthur Clark 1. W Tuliey. =. trustee Clarence
X Hesss The Anglo american Mortgage and Trust
Company = corporation. Lw TuiIeys President
and Nathan u Foster
end all other persons or parties unknown ehamias
sny right title sstats lion @ ia,srvs, In tho real -.
eass described In tho application herein defendant
The People u tbs State Of Colorado 10 the abovs
named dsfendaats- -Grsstins
You are hereby summoned and rvauir-i 10 aas'
swer the application Of ths applicant plaintiff n
the sbovs sntiti~i appi ication fac registration Of
shs foliswins land situate In Phillips county Cea.
sado to-wit
TIE north half tn'D Of the north half ta,s) u
section twenty two t2s) In to~nship sl. 10 sosth
range fortysevrn uD ~ss, Of the 9Th principal
meridian Phillips eouaty Colorado
ssd ts,his yosr answer 70 the ssld appiIes,ies h
~ ohss Of the risst u sah court In aid county
within twenty days aftss the sgvic- of ,hls sum.
Dsss spon yos snelusivso Of hs Do u such ssrv,es
ssd 70 you fall 10 answer the said application with
h ,hs tina sforssad the applicant plaintiff In shis
sstiod wil Apply To tho court fs rslisf demanded
n The application herein
witnsss W q Heiiand clerk of ssid eour, snd ,hs
sssi thsrsa at Holyohe Colorado In s.id county
~ stats tkIs 20 day of'Mar d 1911
(ssalb W u iisllspd. C1sxh
tipt pub Apr 10
The state herald., 1917-05-18
All eorres,, -...ence should reach this
office not later than Wednesday Of each
week.


Summons on Application For Registration
state ~ Calaadoi
County of ihliphi
In the District cour,
N.s -
Edgar Craaslanl plaintiff Y, The Colorado and
Wyoming Bailruad Company. John Abrams. Nan.
oy Abrams. Martin l.. ikishci. John Holmaui.t
and All other persons OF parties unknown. claim
ing any right. title estate lien or interest In tn.
r.ai cstate d,scfi'd In the application herein de-
fcniants
THE People of the State Of Colorado 10 the above
nafnod defendants Cfcstingi
You arc hereby summoned nni required to AN.
sAcr the application of the applicant plaintiff IN
tho nlaye entitled application for registration Of
tho follos ing land situate In rhips eoun,y Colo
rado to-Slt
The north west quarter tnwli) Of section onetO
In tpwnrhip seven ti) north uf range forty SIS
uel wcat VI tl,o 9Th y m in the sali county nno
state
and " ilu your answer TO the fHii application II
the uficc ~ the clerk Of rad court In aid count,
within twenty days after the leryie, II this
msna uppn you. exclusive of the day Of such s.ry.
ico and u 800 fnll 10 answer the ssli Appllcal.o,
within the TINS aforesaid the applicant piiInul
In thil action sii appiy 10 the court for the u.
lief demanded N ths Application herein Il
NInlnss W. q. ii-land clerk Of raid couft. ant
sa,. thereof. nj Iiolyokc. Colorado. In aaid cour
~ and .laig. thla G day ol March A ID 1917
l3,,all rs. q. iI,lland UIerkl
Pir.t pub'AprG
The state herald., 1917-05-18

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o01e elaiiy. u b moss vslsi tA0 hsD =
- r. T,ss'css lss:'s'':; ;..,s:' - 3 tTS.sss
t110 1ssl " ~ 6aass M ~ g.
= 0Trea AooeAroev, ee1l10, e
The state herald., 1917-05-18
The Better
the Printing
Of your stationery the better
the impression 1t will create.
Moral: Have your print.
ing done here.
siiERirT's SALE

by vtrsus k special ssseussoa
|or lien foreclosure issusd out eS
~ slsrh's once Il ~ county court Il Pklnps
sDsnty 80 stats u co,asdo anl y ~ dlsssssd
vhsssby ] sm commanded 10 make he ssn Of one
hundred ninety thrss and 7i.ioo doisrs 0iu NJ
end costs of ssit ths smoant af . ssrAln jsAe.
nsnt rsssntiy stAsinad assiast G y Ring and
Es,hsr 7 Rinx'in fsvsr of " DKslssy oa, a ~
iands' tsesasats gods end ehattSls II the ~
Y Ring and Esther T Ring
iAAvs bsvssA - tAs fo,iowlaa prupsrty Svh
Lcts thrss and four % and ~ In block twenty In
the town Of Holyots Phillips eosn,y Colorado
nssfers sseordins to said san~and ahau q.
49, fr Aa,s q pshaie suction aii ~ hsAt tiu1s
- iasssst d the shove aAasi c y Rias
snd Esthss Ring n cd 10 he shsvs
dssenbsd psup~ty % hsaAas tAs i&tA ~
of May 1917 q Z e'sassh . = q ~ vsst
froat donr ef The court hoss 10 uslyuAs In the
soessy of Phillips and state of Cslorado
psssi 81 Ho,yehs. Colorado this u day Il Amt,
NV n " Jsmss
~ W " Show deputy
eAsst6 u rhiliips cosasy
psts os hsst publication Apr ~ 1917
ps1e = lass pstaIeatiou Nay 10 1917
The state herald., 1917-05-18

Own your own home. Money on lrst
,lass city property At 6 per cent. Easy
payments. r. l.. Johnson. Agent
Midland Saving and Loan Co
The state herald., 1917-05-18
For Sale.

A Gne family driving horse and bug
? ord hsiiUa Irsu,Is Il this tii'ec
The state herald., 1917-05-18
sunm0s On App1sausn fU RsssssrstiBs
Stats Il CulmaAs
County a Phinips -

nS nss
In H. Dsssr;st ossst
Joseph C Wood plaintiR No iot
vsrsss
Charles J Carlson l. " Tulleys trustee Ciar.
cnce X Hcsse James N Browa
A. oil otAss psrsuas O. partlss uatsown. slAln
Ing any rGht titis. sststs. IN q htsrsN h ~
raj ss,sts described b ths aepkesdoa hsssh ~
fsadanta
TAs P,ops- Of tAs stats of Colorado 10 the sbsv
named dsfsndanss-0rssttss
Yoa are hsrvby suamonsi and rsqs,rsd TO aas-
yer the application of the applicant plaiau6 y
the above entitled apphcation for reGistrsei1a Il
the following land situate In Philippe county Cois'
sado towit
The north west quarter quarter tnw') Of
ssetaoa thir,y-oae t,D h township seven ~
aortA raass ss-ty-'ix (ts vsst Of ,hs Sd N
In the county Of Phillips and sta,sof Colorado
And to Ais your answer totAs ssh sppsisstiss
h ths ues Of the eIsrt Of said sosrt In ~ ssss
u vitAis twenty days after the service Of sAis
sunasss UPON ~ ssslsslvs 4 ths dag a sasA
ssrviss: and u yoa hsil 10 sasvR ths ~ seVuas-
tisa within ths tiss afsrssaid tie applicant tlais
~ Ia tAls action viii spply 10 - court ss ~
r-aisf demanded 10 ths appkotisa Asruia
Wsasss " C Holland dsst of ~ soart. ~
~ ~, thsrssf. q Hdyuss Coaus4o h ~ sssa'
b ssA sasss tAis day a Apr AID 1911
tssaD " q Hsiiand,
cish District Court Phlinps Count, cslo
First pub Apr q
The state herald., 1917-05-18

ao-Fe- Hss ses Slsty Cseta
sen stro19. 6DsA 1sra ~. = ~ lg10gt11a
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a. they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. Ca
tarrh In n blood or constitutional disease.
and In order TO cure Il you must take In
ternal remedies. Halls CatArrh Cure is
taken internally. and acts directly upon
Catarrh Cure is not Quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the hest ply
sicianx In this country for years and y
a regular prescription. II is composed Of
heat blood purlfiers nctinr directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
tion OF the two ingredients Is what pro-
duccs such wonderful results In curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY q CO.. Props. Toledo, o.
Fold by Druggists. price TIC.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
The state herald., 1917-05-18

Order your calling cards at this Once
The state herald., 1917-05-18

summons on Application For Registration
state ~ Colombo
County Of Ihnipti
"a. a.. nI.s.t., T..,.,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-29
WILSON URGES YOUNG
TO MASTER SCIENCES
Will Be Needed in War, He Says.
Wants Schools to Keep
Courses Open.

Educational institutions have
been urged by President Wilson
to maintain their normal cour-
ses in the various branches of
applied science, so far as pos
sible, during the war. In a let
ter to Secretary Of Interior Lane
the president called attention to
the fact that any unnecessary
limit on the development of
trained men would lessen the
country's chances for success.
The letter was written in re-
Spouse to a question by Secre-
tary Lane as to advising colleges
and especially technical institu-
lions to continue their present
courses. The presidents answer
reads:
'The question which you have
brought to my attention is of the
very greatest moment. It would,
as you suggest, seriously impair
Americas prospects of success
in this war if the supply of high
ly trained men were unnecessar-
lily diminished.
s'There will be need for a~larg-
er number Of persons expert in
the various fields of applied sci
ence than ever before. Such per-
sons will be needed both during
the war and after it's close. |
therefore have no hesitation in
urging colleges and techinal
schools to endeaver to maintain
their courses as far as possible
on the usual basis.
'9There will be many young
men from these institutions who
will serve in the armed forces of
the country. Those who fall be-
low the age Of selective con-
scription and who do not enlist
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-29
Save Breeding
Stock for Farms
Safety Commission Urges Con
servation of All, Feed And
All Possible Stock.
NEED is GREAT
Save All Hay, Straw, Etc, That
Can Possibly Be Utilized
For Stock Growers.

The livestock, crops and mar
kets divisions Of the Minnesota
Committee of Food Production
and Conservation are making
heroic efforts to meet the grave
livestock situation in Minnesota
and the northwest.
Northwestern Minnesota, at
North Dakota and Montana are
without roughage for the feed
ing of livestock, and as result
the farmers are being forced to
sell their animals. This means
not only immediate loss to these
farmers, but a serious and long
continued setback to the live
stock industry of the north
west, on which successful per-
manent agriculture in large
measure depends. 1t means al
so the possibility of an acute
meat shortage. Herbert c. Hoov-
er, the nations food admins
traitor, says the world faces an
actual meat famine.
The state food committee,
therefore, believes that it is of
greatest Importance that the
livestock of this years drouth
regions in the northwest shall
not be sacrificed on the block.
It is to prevent SUCH sacrifice,
except when absolutely neces-
sary, that they are adopting ex-
traordinary measures.
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Southern Minnesota Can Help.

The committee sees an oppor-
tunity to meet the situation in
part in the bountiful harvest
which southern and western
Minnesota are reaping.
Southern Mime sofa can help
to save the livestock of the
northwest in two ways:
By saving straw and hay to
be sold to the farmers of the
drouth-stricken regions. With
timothy at $40 a ton-as it will
be in such regions this fall and
winter-oats-straw will be worth
$40 a ton for feed and wheat
straw $3.50 a ton. Such rough
age shipped to northwestern
Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana, will enable the farm
ers there, say the members OF
the committee, in part at least
to save their breeding stock
their COWS and heifers.
By saving corn stover, by put
ting up every ounce of sileage
possible, and by planting fall
rye for pasture-a this in or
der to provide an extra supply
of feed to take care of cows and
heifers sent to the markets by
the farmers in the drouth re-
gions and bought by the farm
ers of southern Minnesota to be
fed through the winter. Men,
bers of the committee believe
that there will be a large de-
mand for such animals through
out the northwest next season
at advanced prices, and if the
war ends there will be an extra
ordinary demand for such ami
mails from Europe. Already Eu-
rope is contracting for breeding
stock to be delivered when the
war is done.
The railroads are being urged
to make special rates in order
to help meet this serious situa-
ton and will doubtless comply.
Burning Straw ''Crime."
To meet the desperate situa-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-29

may be fed. The appeal is be-
ing made by personal contact,
through the press, by letters,
and even by the use Of posters.
Liberty Breads at State Fair.
The home economics and ex-
tension divisions of the Mime
sofa college of agriculture are
arranging to have five booths at
the state fair for the showing
of the foods and new breads.
Four of these booths will be
found in the woman's building
the fifth in the agricultural
building.
At one booth will be shown
the charts and other exhibits
incident to the teaching of the
adequate diet-the rations by
which the new conditions in con-
servation may be met while the
health balance is maintained.
During the entire period of the
fair one of the experts from the
college of agriculture will be
present to give talks on adequate
feeding and explain the charts
and exhibits. At another booth
a continuous performance of Lib
erty Bread demonstrations will
be staged, and at a third a SINH
lar showing of meat substitutes
will be made. The fourth booth
will be devoted to home nursing
demonstrations, and nearby the
Red Cross is planning to show
military nursing. The fifth booth
| in which the University people
are actively interested is a dup
licate showing Of the adequate
feeding for the booth in the ag-
ricultural building. The detail
of the plans is not yet completed.
Miss Mildred Weigley, Miss Eli
zabeth Vermilye, Miss Maud Mil
Her, Miss May Sacrest, Miss Lucy
Cordiner, Miss Elizabeth Lang,
Miss Ora Conley and Miss Gene
We've Bergen are among the
young women who will be in
lcharge.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-29
ton the livestock, crops and
markets men of the state food

ton the livestock, crops and
markets men of the state food
committee are appealing to
farmers throughout the state to
save every particle of straw.
They say that to burn straw is
to burn food and money, when
others not favored with such
supplies are eager and willing
to buy it. One prominent farm
er of southern Minnesota said
TO members of the committee
that to burn straw this year was
a crime; that on his own farm
ne was saving every wisp Of
straw for forage. Feed special
lists at University Farm say that
cats-straw fed with sileage this
year will be worth all of SIS a
ton, and that wheat-straw fed
with sileage will be worth
$40 ton.
Farmers Urged to Keep
Livestock.
The state food committee al
so appeals directly to the farm
ers in the drouth regions to
make extraordinary efforts to
keep their cows and heifers and
not to sell unless absolutely
compelled to. This appeal is
based on both patriotic and econ
onic grounds because the coun-
try needs such livestock, and be-
cause they will be worth more
next spring than they are today.
To aid farmers in mort invest
Minnesota in keeping their live
stock, the state food committee
suggests:
The cutting of all the hay pos
sible.
The saving of corn fodder,
slower and straw.
The use of fall pastures.
The feeding of root crops.
The purchase of hay and
straw from other parts of the
state.
The utmost care to avoid
waste in feeding.
Even the borrowing of money
with which to buy feed, if neces-
sary.
Pressure is being brought to
bear on bankers, merchants, and
indeed all commercial interests
with the railroads, to assist the
farmers in solving the problem
of bringing livestock and forage
together for the saving of breed
ing stock, That the livestock in
dustry of the northwest may
not suffer a catastrophe, and
that the people of the nation,
and particularly of Minnesota,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-29

may feel that by pursuing their
courses with eagerness and dill
gence they also are preparing
themselves for valuable service
to the nation.
Il would particularly urge up
on the young people who are
leaving our high schools that as
many Of them as can do so avail
themselves this year of the OPP
portunities offered by the COL
leges and technical schools to
the end that the country may
not lack an adequate supply of
trained men and women"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-29

may be fed. The appeal is be-
ing made by personal contact,
through the press, by letters,
and even by the use Of posters.