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TODD ell concrete deberd
cerrarse a las Seis Y
media de Ia tardG
LIegaron a I'm acueFdo los
propietarios de esta-
b~!ecimientos de
Brownsville
correspondence Especial para La PRENsA

Correspondence Especial para La PRENSA
| BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Abril s.
En- virtud de I'm acuerdo tomato por
! IA Administration de Comestibles de
! esta ciudad Y communicate al Presi-
dente del Rotary Club, todas las ca
sas de Concrete de Brownsville de-
beran, a partir del dia de hoy, cerrar
sus puertas a las seis Y media de Ia
tarde, unque Sc trate de casas de
concrete en- las que no trabajen MIN
gunos dependencies sino que e
dueno sea el unico e~ncargado del des-
Dacho.
Ash 10 manifesto a todos los CO.
! Uncertainties de esta plaza ell referido
P~residente del Rotary Club, que
es c! senior D. l.. Spero, quien agre-
go que es de desearse que todos ;o3
Commentaries Sc s~ujeten 4 esta dis
poSici0n estrictamente, pues seria
sensible que las autoridades tuvieran
que recurrir a Ia fuerza para someter
a los infractores.
fiasta hoy, la disposition referen-
tc no es otra cosa que IN acuerdo
haD;do entire todos los concentrates,
! pero ell Presidente del ~mencionado
Rotary Club advierte que csc acuer-
do Sc convertira en- ley inapelabie,
en- cuanto Sc note que algunoS conner
! cianteS. sean de la n%acionalidad que
sean, no Sc sujeten a Ia observancia
! eXacta de Ct.
! Haca mucho tempo que en- Browns
VILE Sc trabaja pOr conseguir esa
practica por parte dc todos los pro-
pictarios de casas de concrete de Ia
!oca!idad, y Sc ha ilcgado a conse-
| guir que una gran mayoria de elloS la
! observer; pero en- vista de que tam
bien hay mIchos que Sc han ncgado
4 hacer 10 que ha hecho una mayo
ria conseCuente con las necesidades
actuales ~ocasionadas por Ia guerra,
en- csta vez Sc pondran Ell practical
todas las mediGas necesarias al exac-
to cumplimicnto de la mencionada
disposition, Ia que, como queda dicho,
sera c!cvada 4 In catego-ia de ley eli
case de que tenga infractores.
FL hecho dc que hasta hoy muchaS
casas de comercio Ct 'rren sus puertas
a Ia nora inGicada y otras no 10 ha-
gan, viene implicando una competcn,
cia commercial v~entajosa para los enc,
migos de la disposition tantas vecea
mcncionada, pero tai competencia
~deSaparccera muy pronto.
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Siguen los asaItoS en-
las GALES de Mexico
Los autores &c la mayor parte
de los aSa!tOS son militia
res CaTraEClStrS

NENICO, Ahril - pesar de
las nucvaS y entrgicas dIspOsiciorcs
que {! rucvo Inspector Gra'. d. Pc
.icia Ia pucslo N practica para que
L. v.igia.c.a nocturnal sea eiicaz en-
cstl mctropoii, y no obsIante que sc
M ccaado mano hasta de! seryicio
automovilistico para que csa misma
.vigi.&nci& sea r&piGa. nochc a uoche
So registrar atentados en- las Gales
c~clavivamcnte caatr!cas de Ia clu-
dad, $;eado cast en- todos ellos mill
tarcs los respoHsabies, pue; cstos
iA~ujridgos ticnen il facilidad de no
c@harse por csas GALES 4 vagar Y
haccgsc SO5pschosOs en- busca de una
yics.IG. emo que, Gc acccho en- ses
,uarteIes, espcrau cy momento en-
!Uc pasen personals que puedan lie
yaT c"cima va!ores, y de improviao
caca aobrc elias, las despOjan y 81
Is Heecsario las mataa, y vueiven
q Ii cuarteles a rcpartIrse cl 5otin
cor 81 companeros, de 10 que result
= qac cUaUao Ia po!Icia iona nota
De los asa.:os 0 dc los ascsinaUos, va
JOS .rim;nales estan q saivo de ser
,ceonociGos y a~prehendidos.
In Ia partc nOrte de Ia AveniGa
2era!vi!lo, !ugar Qle goza &c mala
fama por los repetidos atentados
contra las vidas Y las propietades,
que han tenido Iugar ALI, fIeron
despojados antenochc de TODD 10
! cue iievaban encima, dos hombrcs
: una mujer, al parccer dc clase AGO.
modaGa. que sc dirigjan Il Su domi-
clio a una hora en- que no les fue
possible consegUir TN coche o echar
mano de IN tranvia
| Cuando las tres personals referi-
42s llegaban por dicha avenida a Ia
~ClaaGara en- donde esta ubicada la
%gcncia dc ID Ccrveceria Cuahtemoc,
dc n Gale adyacentc salieron tres
! m!!ie&rcs. quienes inmcdiatamcnte Sc
cnfrentaron con los transeuntes
mencionados Y los intimaron a que
sc dejaraa registrar para yer que
armas llevaban.%
Los detcnidoS no .opusieron resis-
t~encia, Y a. ser regiStrados Sc les
despoj6 de TODD el dinero, alhajas Y
cuanto de vaior llevaban, Y en- Sc
guida Sc les orden6 que Sc retiraran
sin voiver la cara, o harlan fuego
sc1re e!Ics.
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Pastor ROauix yendrd
p%r0Ximamente a los
EStados UnidOs
Ell Secretari0 de FOmentO vista
ra este pals despu6s de estar
en- COahuiIa y chihuahua

MEXICO, D. F. Abril 2.-Oficlal-
mente Sc ha informado que a prin-
cipios de la entrante semana saldra
de esta capital rumbo al norte, con
objeto de visitar algunas pob!acio-
mes de los Estados de Coahuila y
Chihuahua Y pasar luego a los Es-
tados Unidos, ell senior Ing. Pastor
Raoaix. Secretario de Agriculture y
Concrete.
FL otjeto del viaje de este fun
cionario es lnspaccionar detenida-
mente, por instrucciones fecibidas
,del Presidente de Ia Repub,ica, los
terrenos que por administrations
| 2asadas fueron concedidos q parti-
c~alares en- territorio de Ia Baja Ca
.,fornia. Y que abarcan cast TODD eI
Itc~rritor!o.
Ademas sc hara por G! m!Smo fun
.ionario una inspection de las con-
cesiones de aguas, pueS Sc sabe que
muchas de tales concesiones fueron
hechas a extranjeros, que son qulc-
mes las cXpiotan, en- tanto que los
~msxicanos de las regiones surcadas
nor los rios cIyo liquido fuG cedido,
sstan c~arcciendo hasta del indispen-
sable para e. regadio de sus labores.
Esas companies, las concesionra-
las de AS aguas mexicanas, cstan
cstablec;das en- terrltofio amerisa-
10, : no t~ienen, por 10 tanto, dere-
enc alguno para SetyirSc de las repe-
tidas aguas.
Durante 81 viajc, cl senior Secre-
.ario de Agricultural imspeccion@r;i
todo ~auuello que este relaclonado
con su cargo pGblico, pucs Sc ha sa-
Dido en- las dependencies I Sd cargo,
que mGchas emprcsas pOSceGoras de
c~onccsiones no cumplcn con los com
promises quc ticnen c~ontraidos con
q Gobierno y en- los que estan basa-
Gas las m;smas. ~ccasionando o clio
perjuicios I terceraS person%s, aug
e! ]gobie"no trata de cvIJar.
Acom?aAaran al senior RouaiX en-
i yiaje a. nortc los senores Lie.
Rafael L. de los Rios, su Secretario
particular. cl Ing. Lopez Bancalari,
Director de Aguas, y c, Ing. Saliva
dor Tosc.no, Jefc de Ia Direction
Fo.=Stal y dc GAIA : Pcsca.
FL scEor Toscano Seguird su via
< dircctamente hasta Ia Baja Cali,
iornia.
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K E G E


4 JASAHSE
Cat4lnco lie E3InaS meI!c2DSS Y O;raS
narjooaI,daIeS Y exlensa l.s'a de her
moses RCrRb.r>-
Er.ieau< I'm DOLLAR S9lamcn'e Y
uOSOtrOS le remiIgeW.oS, 3 v."i'a de
cOrrcO, nueSiro complete cltdloSU ma
l srtfunnisl rUa de>rFIvrtoncs Ce,allsdaS,
! FDTUGRAFlt~. NpNBRE> Y p.NECGlp-
| NE> de .6yeNCS. ScIHrls Y ScAur!iaS
1 ureNicanaS s e. oJraS uaCIoual'GdGc>, n
-unaS viudsS dc IntarhablcS a~ntcceden-
\ yaS. CltcnrS deSe2n ~cncOnfrtr IN hGnra-
i 10 = bUeu eSpoSo. I'd puctc escrsAIT-
10 airecJaneGle a cTdlGuiera de elias
= coatraer IN masTimOnfD teiti eG
. eCrtO tempo. SNInOs disu1S dc con-
| IfanZa Y nos deGiCamOS Z IN ncSOcIo
1 honTaan : l.cliO. No peTmIta. pueS.
/ quo la pequeh8 Suma de IN dollar este
! De nor medic eNtrc I'd. y SU nUy po-
. ~iblc FEIiCIpAD MATRIMONIAL
EScr!ha hoy WiSIUu n
RELIANCE CLUB.
i R0N SO. Los angeles, Cal.
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Auiso al Pa1blico---
Pronta a~teueion demandada por la
Grauedad de la Sitsacion.

'costo, y listed quedara %encantad9
crando Sc haga la primera application.
obtenga I'm higienico y economico tu-
ho de Balsamo Urban en- cualquier
botica por una peseta, %apliquese IN
roouito en- cada II de las venta-
%,;1l.s de Ia nariz e Embellishments
axnerimentara alivio. 81 su boticario
70 nuede facilitarselo a listed, manic
o5c = Urban Chemical Company, Sssi
Antonio. Texas, Y elles lie mandarin
, nsted Embellishments I'm tubo por
- (Ady.
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Les diieron que los ale:
names hablan enYe=
nenado el aqua
"A Ia PRENSi

correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSA
Ct. FASO. Texas. Abril Gran
a,arma cause entire los vecinos de "a
Avcnida Nurdy Ia ocucrarcia de IN
p er.cano. qUien, probablemente pa
"a djvecticSe De nuy mala n1anera a
costa &c "a aflixi6n ajen1, * dedico
= .ecorrer rarias casas de Ia -eferi-
la Ayenjda, particlpando q cada IA
njia con Guien So entrevistaba, que
Sc abstuvieran de tomar aqua de los
h;dranteS, pucs los aiemanes Ia ha-
ian e&venenado toda.
L. alayma que cundio con motive
lie eSta es?ecie fu& grande. y habria
sagI!do por qulGn sabe cuanto ITEM
20, 81 alguno de los vecinos no huhie-
"a eeniGo la idea de consular por tc-
leiono Ell case con las autoridades
locales.
En-erados los ~empieados dc la Po-
icia dc 10 que Sc les habia dicho a
los vecinoS de Ia Avenida Mundy,
Sc Procedi6 a exaninar Ell aqua De las
l,avcs one Surten csc rumbo de Ia
c!Idad, que es eI mIsmo liquido que
sc consume en- toda ella, y Sc encon-
nc, naturaimente, cor que no habia
ran ve9eno nj cosa por el estiio.
la tranquliiGad voIvio a los ssus-
tadoS vecinos. pero Ell americana,
autor de la pesada broma no ha sido
ha.lado para hacerle pagan caro- SUI
'uen humor.
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de cOrreo d.
reCtO entire MexiCaIi
y EnSenada
Qued6 estabiecid0 deiinitiyamen=
te, Eaciend0se medianie
CamiOnes=autOmGYiles
Corrcsponaeneia Especla! para Ii pRENsA

correspondence Espccia! para Ii PRENSA
MEXICALI, Baia California Abri!
layer fuG defintivamentc implaa-
tado, segun Sc habia anunciado con
an~terioridad, u seryicio dicecto de CO.
rreos ertre e<ta poh!aoion : "a It.
Ensenada, dc "a Baja California, ser
vicio que Sc hara Ell camioRcs auto
movies.
Djcho trafico Sc IA comcnzado a
hacer por terri.orio meHicano eXc!u-
sivamerte, y 2si sc contlYuara hacicn-
do. p1es aparte &c no ser n~ecesar!o =
los camioneS encargados dc 81 tocar
t~erritorio americana para NADIA. Sc
Quiere que los referidos cares TO-
Quen el mayor numero de poblaciones,
grandeS o pcquenas para que 81 SER
vicio de correos entire los puntos CT
tadoS resulte mas eficaz.
La bora de salida de los trucks aun
! pasa a Ia "a. Fig. Chi. p
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QUIEREN SUPRiMTR LAS TON-
DJCHAS

Fl DR.. Gadncr, enyiado por CT Co
bierno dc Washington para invcsti-
gar las condolences sanitarias dc San
Antonio, ACADIA de elevar al Mayor de
la ciudad una soiicitud para clausu-
rar los llamados Chill Stands. Z!
Mayor Bell no ha detcrminado NADIA
sobrc Ell particular; pcro 81 Sc diera
csc case, SUBURBAN IN gran %oIpe cen
tcNares de fami!ias mcxicanas cue, en-
SIT mayor parte. wien de esa indus
tria.
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Es esta la estacion del ano en- que
deberia listed proteger 81 salud. 81
tiene listed un toque de ~catarro, o 81
ticne IN "punto" de dolor de cabeza;
81 esta listed sufriendo de fiebre o de
asma, O ell mas ligero cambio del
tempo 10 hace a listed sentirse NAL,
es cosa facil que listed Sc libre 3e
TODD este. Ell Balsamo Urban, un an
tiguc Y probable remedio lie dara in
mediate alivio. Es I'm remedio sim
pie, facil de obtenerse a muy POGO
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LEGO a Ciudad Juarcz Mursuia.

~ S' q S'o-aS SudtSE Fior suho-
AVER en- Ia tarde, segun sc anun-
clio en- esta localidad, lego u la veci-
ma PIAZZA de CiIdad Jua-ez. ~proceden-
te De OiipaCa, el general CarranciS-
Ia Jose Mhrguia, ouien [!ane = 81
mando una columra @~obIernISta qut
Eace campana en- favor del gobierno
Il 81 N0rte del pals.
Sc dice que el mencionado mill,
tar iEtcrvendra en- las diligencias de-
proces9 que Sc Sigue en- "a ciudad me
xicana Gel otro lado del rio en- contra
lie dos ciudadanoS americanos que Sc
italian detenidos ALI Y a quicnes st
acusa del eoutrabando de unaS mu-
las, verificado en- Oiinaga.
RceoPilaei6a De leycs De Texas
FL iicenciado JESUS N. Cuen, Jue2
dc Distrito de la vecina poblaci6n de
Crasa a Ia "a. pig. Col. q
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Sanchez Azcona, reaceionario.


Con motive de haber Sido llamadoS
a la Diputacion algunos diputados
suplentes, para el periodic eXtraordi-
mario de sesioneS Z que convoc6 e:
Presidente Carrasza, ell P~residente
.electo del Congress-, Juan Sanchez
Azcoaa, ha tenido que tomar en- q
rias oportunidades n protesta lie Icy
= los suplentcs q1e Sc han ~presenta-
GO.
Pucs bien, por divide, por costum-
tre 0 por 10 Cue Sc quierG, SanchcZ
Azcona ha echado rlano en- tales ca
sos, no De las frases de ritual es;a-
b!ecidas por Ia constitution ca"ran-
cista elaborada Ell Queretaro, sine
de las que Sc encierran en- Ia f6rmu-
Ia indicada en- la Constitution genui-
ma, en- II unica. en- Ia de 1857.
Esto Ia dado luSay = que los
Peri6dicos de aqui, carrancistaS to-
dos, hayan interye.aCo a SANCHEZ
Azcona per tal herho Que los mis-
NOS ~ccNsideran ateatatorio, nago
a tales intergeiaciones NADIA In con-
testado e. ex-director de Mexico
Nuevo," concrcCandosv q cir ' yA.iar
No obstante 81 intoncion de Ho
replicar, anoche. Seguu s. cucnta va
en- los corrillos. SANCHEZ Azco&a tu-
vo cue ~conte5t&r categ0HcamcHte
cuando uno de los p~ersonajes
IatIuyent&s del carranciSmo, Agu;-
re Berianga, i titulo de curiosidad.
sogun 10 dijo este, lie prcgua;o =
Sanchez Azcona:
-'Juanito: jpor que echo listed
mano De IA formula antigua para to
mar ia Hrotesta de ley 4 los dipU,S-
dos y senadores, y no us6 de Ia
f-ases qae scna!a Ia Constitution
de 1917.
! :. dice por ahi que z. in;e.pe-
ado contcsto: "porque son mas sen
52tas y mas ciaras las Dc il.
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(pasa q Ia "a. Fis. Cnl. q
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reanudard Sus
r~elaciOreS con los
Paises Bajos
Diputados y senadoreS han he
y chO un iadO la constitution
firmada en- Queretar0

MEXICO, Abril 2.-En fuentes
cficiales Sc diio aver que el gobier-
10 carrancista ha resuelto hacer las
gestiones conducentes q que nues-
tro pals reanude sus relacioneS di-
plom&ticas, que por mucho tempo
nan estado interrumpidas, con los
Paises Baios.
Previos los tranites de cancilleria,
Sc sabe que ha sido ~propueSto para
que desempene cerca del gobierno
carrancista ell paesto de Enviado En-
1ra~ordinario Y Ministro Plenipoten-
ciario, e. EXcelentisimo Senior Au-
gusto Philips,
Habiendo ~contestado este gobier-
no al de los Passes Bajos, que el re-
ferido di~p!omatico es persona grata,
Sc sabe que este Sc embarcara pro
x;mamente con rumbo a nuestras
costas para venir ? hacerse cargo del
pues!o para el que ha sido Senalado.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-10

4 ! o. .
The st-important piece of news !
| picked up last week on q farm was the
fact that Frank Mcllcnry. located two
and half miles northwest OF Dow
City, will build g silo this year. AS
drove along the roads last week, and
noticed many cattle turned into the
pastures, and could not see a silO on
the farms, thought what a Wonderful
thing it would be for those farmers to
have ensilag1 to feed those cattle and
keep them out Of The pastures, thus
giving The grass 4 change to get a
good start. | have called at the farms
wherc many sil0S haye been in use,
during the past four years, and will
swear that not q farmer who has a
silO has ever told me lie regretted
having a sio on the farm. Some have
said they wished their silO was larger.
some said they would not build one of
the same material. and others said
they wished they had two. have
three HOBBIES, they are the silo, alfalfa
and cement feeding floors. and | will
confess | do nor know which is the
most important.
Iowa. during 1917, spent SIS, ,476
on roads and bridges. Roads, county
and townships, cost hey $T,72S,670.
Bridges and cuvcrts cost hrr ST AGO.
I91 or approximately 1882 goo less
than the amount spent on roads. This
is a huge sum Of money but there is
in it one gratifying feature which
shows unmist ake2bly. the progress
Iowa is making in road and bridge
building. Forty-nine per cent, just
one per cent less than half the total
county road expenditure Of Si.l40, $40,
went for work of a permanent nature
like cutting Of hills. the making Of
fills. the building Of grades and the
establishing Of open and tile ditch
drainage. Or the expenditure Of S.
ACG,797 for bridges and culverts on
both the county and the township
road syestems, the percentage of mon
ey spent for work Of 2 permanent ma
ture was G3.1 or Q close approach to
two-thirds Of tie total.
Those who predicted not much
building activity in the county this
year knew nothing about the condi-
tiCn Of Crawford county, for there will
be much of it. No matter what direC-
ton | travel | tird evidence OF new
buildings started, Or plans being made
to build. There ere lot Of crepe
hangers in circulation this year, as
well as in years gone by. ! can see
nothing ahead OF the Iowa farmer this
season but prosperity. There is but
little talk concerning shortage Of lab
CT. thanks to the early spring, and all
farmers are going to work this season
with an earn estness which means
much for the future. They fully real
iZe the responsibility resting upon
their shoulders and will prove, by
their work, Itl,at they are equal to the
task.
Schleswig Leader: VIM. Reese is
now the owner OF big 1920 Mogul
tractor which be purchased this week
from the Cash Implement store. Billy
is going to do his farm work this sea-
son under the new system. and we
know that he viii save both time and
a lot Of hard labor by the use of this
big tractor. .
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4
The value Of soy beans as an Iowa
crop has been established. Soy beans
are a profitable crop on Iowa farms.
70 prove this. the Iowa experiment
station is Offering seed for three diff
ferent trials to the farmers Of Iowa.
! County Agent Quist received a letter
| from Director of Experiments J. Blu
| chanan of Ames, stating that the first
twelve farmers who apply from Craw-
ford county can secure seed and in
oculating material for any one or all
three of the experiments. Any farmer
who is interested in legumes, that is
clovers alfalfa or sweet clover, should
be interested in soy beans. Get in
touch with your county agent and he
will help you to get the seed for these
experiments or trial plots free. En-
pertinent No. l requires one-fourth
acre of ground. For this four pounds
each of two good varieties will be
furnished. Experiment No. 2 requires
of a single variety will be furnished
and half Of this will be inOculated be-
fore planting. Experiment No. 8 will
single variety will be furnished to be
down or for silage. Soy beans furnish
two or three and half tons Of good
hay. Their use for human food is
coming to be recognized in Iowa. The
Iowa station believes soy beams to be
the best possible crop for planting with
corn for silage and they have given
excellent results when corn is "hogged
down" The beans supplying the prot
OH, c,rINDlr n ,noko q
good ration.
"Onc of the greatest causes Of trac-
ter troubles is tie tendency on the
part Of many owners of new tractors
to get out the monkey wrench and
begin to make all kinds Of changes ON
the first hint that the engine won't
start" says the farm engineering man
at Iowa State college. Con these
mornings. when the tractor is cold and
a little stiff, it often takes quite little
cranking to start the motor, even if
everything is all right. Too many peo-
pie become impatient and conclude
that something needs repairing and
that is the beginning of trouble. To
find out if there is anything wrong
and then adjust it is different propo-
oitiOil, W NC ldAcu WuGll ,lleCGS-
sary. But continual tinkering should
be discouraged
Frank Wiegel was just starting to
leave for a neighbors, to assist in
hauling hogs to town, when ! called
upon him last week tuesday, He is
on the Louis Mesenbrink farm six
miles northeast Of Charter Oak. A
hog house, 1SX4O, was built on this
farm this spring.
While making e. L. Thomas, of Val
ley View Farm, a visit last week, he
told me that he and Earl Morrison had
purchased a Pooled Durham bull of A. |
c. Lochmiller. Mr.. Thomas's farm is
located about three and half miles
southwest of Dow City.
Henry Ackelbein intends to build q |
dwelling on his farm about six miles |
northeast of Charter Oak in the near |
future.
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+ HH B = , 4
While driving to Schleswig along
| the Valley route, stopped at the farm
| CT A. l.. Petersen. which is located
about five miles northwest Of Denison
A beautiful dwelling was built about
| two years ago and it is located across
| the road, west of the farm buildings.
| While l did not visit the dwelling |
am convinced from what | saw OF it,
| from the outside, that it is all that
could be desired and the last word III
such structure. While there are
numerous large barns, etc, on the
farm, Mr. Petersen told me he intends
to build another. 1t will be one OF
those popular combination corn cribs
and granaries. 1t will be in size Bon
40 with driveway and a dump i'll the
driveway. 1t will be equipped with
Elevator and everything else to make
it convenient and labor saver \
machine shed will be built along one
side of the building. 1t will be sin
teen feet wide and forty long. Mr..
Petersen owns d tractor and uses il
for the heavy work on the -uv acre
farm. It is assisted by sig head Of
mules He has but recently purchased
an auto truck. He did not have any
spring pigs when | called last week.
but he told me he has siXty-five brood
sows that will farrow soon. | noticed
a nice bunch of baby beef he has IN
the feed lot. They are high grade
Shorthorns. There are twenty-five
head in this lot and he has another
bunch on the farm. and they are all
his own raising. He expects to ship
the bunch now on feed about the last
CT June. l was certainly pleased to
make the acquaintance Of Mr.. Peter
sen. for he is related to Il Sac county
family think much of.
It is estimated that four and a half
million horses are in army service in
Europe. The destruction of horsef'esh
in this service is enormous. On one
day ON the French front alone five
thousand horses we're destroyed. In
a single month on the same front Az
600 were put out OF action. UD to
the beginning of the war all North
America drew largely upon Europe
for horses for breeding purposes.
Many Of the breeding horses Of
Europe have been destroyed in the
war and some havci been taken for
IL
war, the current OF trade will be re-
versed, and as if Europe will have to
draw on America for breeding stock.
Every Crawford county farmer who
has brood mare, has an added patri-
otto duty for the next two years at
least. Colts must be raised to make
up for the supply that is going TO be
called for government requirements.
A colt on every farm should be slo-
gan.
met Ben Klinker on the farm Of
Peter Boeck in Hanover township,
about six miles northeast Of Charter
Oak, last week. He informed me that
q hog house, dwelling and barn are to
be built on this farm. Work has
started on the hog house and the other
will be built later. Ben is
now farming this land but will move
upon it next year, after the buildings
above listed are completed. The hog
house will be 20x40 and the fCunda.
ton was completed when I called.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-10

The .anttlca fng. law won't interfere
with the tramps, as they are fully oc-
cupied moving on to the next town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-10

Al, hour more. of daylight after sup.
per doesn't appeal to the hamnloch
bunch very much.