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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
MISS0URTS CADETS
INSPECTED
l. ). ARNi OFFICER ENAMi\ES UNlIER.
SHY CORPS TOR HINiS$

The cadet corps of the Univer-
Slty of Missouri has been inspected
by Colonel j. A Penn of the Third
United States Infantry for the War
Department All schools giving
military training are examined an
nua!ly and ranked by the War De-
partment according to the work
they are doing.
The University Of Missouri is
rank as Distinguished institution?
because Of the especial fitness OF
its training If tn school is given
this ranking by Colonel Penn il will
be permitted to recommend twenty
Iour of its grdduatSs for officers in
the Army and Marine Corps with
out mental or physical examina-
tons. upon the recommendation of
the President and the COmmandant
of Cadets. Major Castle and CAPITA
in King of the United States Army
are in charge of the instruction.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
Rush To Wed a Near Riot

Chicago. April 9-Caustic denun-
citation as Stacker towards" had no
visible effect upon hundreds who
stormed the doors of the marriage
license bureau here today. In two
hours 302 applications bad been
filed. The doors were then closed
to prevent rioting. County officials
estimated that fully one thousand
marriage licenses would be issued
by night. Nearly five hundred
permits to marry were issued in
three hours Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
Socialists are Patriotic

ST Louis, April 5.-MemberS of
the national executive committee
of the Socialist party came here
today to prepare for the national
convention of the party here Satur-
day to express its attitude towards
the war with Germany.
Victor L. Berger of Milwaukee
said:
The Socialists have no intention
Of supporting any other country
than the United States in the event
of war. And we are not going to
start any revolution against war.
X. C. Star.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
Car May Lose His Fortune

London, March 20-Speculstion
is rife in banking and financial cir
cles here as to what action the pro.
visional government will take
toward Gar Nicholas immense
personal fortune. estimated to be
in the neishborhood of 100000
In addition to owning about $50
100000 acres of Russian land, the
Romanoff family has immense
holdings of foreign stocks and bonds
a large amount of cash, estimated
at from S250OOO,OOO to S5OO,OOO,OOO
deposited in the Bank of England.
Much of the foreign investments
have been made in America. The
cal is said to personally own $50
100000 worth of stock in the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
although his name does not appear
in the list. Ii is predicted that the
new government will confiscate
these holdings and use them to
bolster up Russian credit there for
the purchase of war supplies. 1t
also is likely that the Russian land
holdings will suffer.-K. c. Star,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
Thanks to the British Navy

With reference to Elihu Roots
statement at the meeting at Madi-
son Square Garden to the effect that
meeting was possible because we
are protected by the navies and
armies of the Allies" the Outlook
prints the facsimile of the back of
an envelope mailed from Italy. The
flap has been reSealed with a wafer
bearing the legend "Verificato per
Censura" -pasSsd by the censor.
The envelope also bears a paster
with the British naval ensign in
the corner and the printed words:
Don't forget: the safe arrival of this
letter is due to the British navy"
The editor adds: 1T might net be
stimulating to his pride. but it
would be COntributOry to his know
ledge of the truth, if every Ameri-
can could attach, not only to the
things that come from abroad. but
also TO much OF what he enjoys
here at home, paster that would
remind him that he owes them to
the British navy"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
In a Predicament

A gentleman few days ago told
us proudly that he is a veteran of
the Civil war. is loyal to the flag
and, if necessary, will again fight
for this country. But" said he,
I'm in fix: my wife is full blood
German and my house is heated by
a German heater, so between the
two, have a warm time."-Torch.
light
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13

These are busy days for the
farmers. house cleaning and garden
making making takes up all their
spare time.
Rev. McGruder preached at Oak
land church Sunday.
School election in YaGer district
last Tuesday was well attended
Geo Mudd was elected director
They voted 65cts levy which will
give an eight month school.
c. a. Jones was a Paris visitor
Wednesday.
Sam McGlothline is on the sick
list.
Spring term of wager school be-
gun last Monday, Miss Mary Loid
teacher.
Cecil Greeves and Geo. Lowery
went to Monroe City Saturday for
flour and potatoes for Farmers Co.
Ira ShUck and wife spent Sunday
with Sam McGlothlin and family.
Ezra johnson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Jim
Johnson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
Pruning Only Remedy For Fire
Blight

In recent years disease ha.
been spreading the apple orchards
of Missouri killing much of the
newly set fruit and many of the
young growing shoots of the trees
This disease is fire blight. Ii at
taCkS the pear as well as the apple
and ounce. 1t develops TO a serious
degree almost every year in pears
1t rarely causes as much injury in
apples as il did last year 1t is
caused by a bacterial parasite which
develops in the erOwint layer Of
the tree causing the tissues To die
during spring and early summer.
There is no other known proven
tive than cutting out and burning
the bIighted parts, according To )
C. Written of the Missouri College
Of Agriculture
The best time 10 cut out blight
is in late winter or early spring Just
before the blOSSOming season. Ii
winters over mostly in pears tho
occasionally in a few apples like
Jonathan and Yellow Transparent.
While in June the blight shows III
millions of the bIighted places on
the twiGS. it will winter over only
in few places in the trunk. main
limbs or occasionally in the twi9S.
In early spring these winter pockets
of blight may be seen in bllStered
areas on the bark which give off
honey-lIke eXudatiOnS. Insects
feed on these honey-like masses.
These honey-llke masses are full Of
germs of the disease which are
carried by the insects to the blossom
and growing points i'll spring. Ii
these winter pockets can be cut out.
and the wounds painted no blight
germs will be left and the disease
will not spread during the spring
and early summer. If a blight
pocket here and there is overlooked
near the blOSsOming time, the disease
will spread from it to the flower
clusters and growing twigS The
first blighted pats in the flower
clusters and rev twies put out
honey-like eXudatiOns which stand
in little beads on the young twigs.
lead stems or young fruit stems. II
these are cut out just after the
blooming period, enormous spread
of blight can be prevented Ii will
be well to keep this point in mind
this spring and cut out blight early
before it spreads thru the orchard.
Treatment with salt. Calomel. iron
and other materials has been recon-
mended for preventing blight
None of these is OF any use. The
reason why salt or iron stirred into
the soil under a blithting tree or
calomel injected under its bark
seems 10 check the blight is because
the spring blight runs its course 50
quickly that by the time it is ObSer-
we'd and the alleged remedy applied,
the blight is usually ready TO stop
of IFS own accord.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
Japan Is Interested

The Made-in-Japan banquet,
which is to close the annual Journa-
lism Week of the School of JOurna-
ism of the University Of Missouri,
May II, is OF great interest of the
people Of Japan, according to lett
erreceived by Dean Walter Williams
from J. B Powell, former instruct
or in advertising in the school who
is in Japan enrOut to Shanghai.
China, where he will be business
manager of a financial journal.
He was interviewed by reporters
from several papers thirty miles or
more out of Toxic, where he is
stopping. He suggests in the letter
that the European Nations be cabl-
ed to call off the war until after the
banquet. for the latter seems to be
of more interest to the Japanese.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
New Residents

Sam j. Duncan of Mexico has
accepted a position as Superinteni-
ent of the Electric Light Plant in
this city and will enter upon his
new duties April 18th. Mr.. Duncan
and family will arrive in this city
Immediately. We welcome them
TO our city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-13
Organize For Greater Food Pro-
ductiOn

Organized effort is the quickest
and most efficient means of re-
lievinG the food shortage. This is
the attitude taken 10y the Missouri
College of Agriculture in cOnceL-
tratinG all its forces on great food
production campaign. Since the
responsibility of feeding the United
States and other nations rests with
the American farmers. every Mis-
souri, farmer is asked to cooperate.
Efficient production. efficient dis
tribution and food conservation.
such as can be effected only by or
6anlZatiOn, are necessary IN this
crisis. Farmers must organize
SOlidly to carry forward their part
of the national defense program.
The College through its AgrlcultuE-
al Extension Service is ready to
help every county in the state form
permanent and active farm OreanI-
cations The following plan OF or
9anIZdtiOn is recommended 10y A
j. Meyer, Secretary of the EXten-
sion Service.
First, form local farmers clubs
in communities where there are no
organizations. Where clubs are al
ready organized or where there are
Oranges, Farmers Unions or local
bureaus all that is necessary Is 10
expand the membership.
Second. all the local Orsaniza-
tons in a county should then fed
Grated into /" County Farm Bureau
with the secretaries of the different
organizations as a county COM
mittee.
Third. the county committee
should elect from its own number
an executive committee of three
members.
With organization effected. what
can this group of men do? Here
are three of the biggest things they
can accomplish:
Il Increase production Of crops
without increase in acreage by
(a) planting only tested seed OF
good varieties; co Use of the right
fertilizers at the right time and IN
the right way; Cd united fight on
insect pests.
y Increase the production of
pork. beef, mutton. poultry ami
dairy products by the proper use of
forage, pastures and Sllage, by bal
ancine of rations, by use of pro-
ductive breeding stock. by eIimina-
ton of star boarderS, from the dairy
he'd and by efficient methods of
prevention of animal diseases
especially hog cholera.
y Establish complete, efIici-
ent we'll organized system of mar
keting surplus crops so that the
producer will get the maximum of
profit. the consumer will be best
served, end no food products will
be allowed TO so to waste.
The foregoing simply gives a
hint of what organized effort among
the farmers of Miss uri may ac-
complish Tor the national good in
this critical hour
Write to the Agricultural Exten-
sion Service, Columbia, Mo, for any
or all of the following leaflets:
How to Form County Organ
zation.
2 How a County Farm Bureau
Works.
3 Increasing Crop Yields and
Net Profits.
4 Increasing the Meat Supply
by Cooperation.
S An Exchange System For
Farmers.
6 Marketing the Surplus.
hox;,,,,r,, Moot prpdnption af
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gtrak kenbabn @eieIlid5aft
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-20
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