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eIsMARck Heal cAsE.
Right Of sisnsrs to Withdraw From
Petition Before Judge huessls.

Bismarck, N. D., April 2s.-The
fate Of the campaign which has been
bitterly waged by enemies OF Police
Commissioners Chris Bertsch TO COM
pei the city commission 10 call an
election for his recall win be deter
mined by Judge Nuessle on Monday
evening. when there win be argued
before him an action brought by
signers Of the recall petition who
request a writ mandaniusing the
city commission to call the election
which IL recently refused to order.
The petitioners contend that sign
ers Of recall petitions cannot with
draw after the petitions have been
filed. The city commission ruled that
signers could withdraw, and 1T is en-
tirely upon this point that the case
hinges
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CHICAGO DISTRICT IS
NEARING LOAN QUOTA

Chicago, April 1s.-Nearly two
thirds OF the official quota OF the
seventh federal reserve district lib
erty loan allotment is subscribed, It
IL announced today at the headquar-
ters. More than 10000 persons in
the district have subscribed for the
bonds and made their first payment
OF 1--WE per cent, IL was said. Wis
consin having followed the lead Of
Iowa and Michigan in going over
the top" Indiana and Illinois only re-
main to come forward and special at
tention viii be given to these Sec
tons.
Unofiicially Chicago has passed the
$50, 900, 900 mark and has 1876, 900 sub
acribers, but officially Chicago has
dropped behind the remainder Of the
district
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21s lN HOME GUARD.

Underwood. n. d., April 2S.-Un-
derwood, with 81 men in the army
and mavy, has 21s members IN its
home guard. A majority Of the mem
bers are farmers, a number OF whom
have not missed drill since the To-
cal unit was organized. Seventy
uniforms have been ordered for the
guards, who have been in existence
eight weeks, drilling twice weekly.
During the cold weather drills were
held at the school building and in a
local bank basement, Underwood
having lost its city hall by fire last
January. The officers are Calx IT.
Bauser, captain; G. X Hedlund,
first lieutenant, and Otto Stenslands
second lieutenant.
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army while on q visit to Canada ten
months ago, and after preliminary
training IN Canada was sent to Eng
land, remaining there until the lat
ter part OF March last.
A second letter received by the
parents, dated March 20 from
somewhere in France" says: TT
has been raining all night. and 1
expect we shall have q very pleasant
march. We are situated about ~
miles from the line, and one can
hear the big guns booming day and
night. I have seen quite a little OF
France as we Travelled two days In
motor iorries from our disembarking
place.
Mr. South adds that his health is
Of the best.
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COMMISSION WANTS RECORDS.
Hughes Electric Company Rssists
Demands in Courts.

Bismarck, N. D., April 23.-Argu-
ments in the case brought to compel
the Hughes Electric Co, Of Bismarck
to produce to the state tax commits
sion certain books and records the
commission desires upon which TO
figure the actual valuation of the
holdings Of the company fin Bis
march, were made before the SUI
preme court Monday.
The tax commission takes the
position that the legislature has the
power to delegate to IT the authority
to investigate and fix values for
taxation purposes. Assistant At
torney General Cox represented the
tax commission, and G. L. Young
represented the con pany.
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CRUSADE AGAINST GoPHERs.


Langdon, N. D., April 23.--One hun
dred bushels Of oats, mixed with pois-
pm viii be sacked and this week will
be sent to officers in the county in
hope OF checking the growth of the
gopher population. The preparation
in former years had good results. The
total cost 10 very light. considering
the great amount OF damage which
the aophers do annually to the grain
In this section OF the state.
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nAVENp0nT GOES WEST.

Park River. nj. D.. April Zs.-Wil~
liam Davenport. superintendent of the
city schools, has rendered his reGigna-
ton 10 the city board OF education
and announces that he will take a
similar position az head OF the Ned
ford schools at Medford. ore, q city
OF 1900. Superintendent Davenport
was elected to the western position
from a field Of 50 applicants. He has
been superintendent of the Park River
schools ever since the 1al Of 1914.
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of Block -; Lots to - inclusive in
Block 2, subject to right of way; Lot
IL ana Lots Is TO 20 inclusive "
Block 8: Lots ! to 5 inclusive ana
to is inclusive in Block s; Lots 1 70
right OF way; Undivided ~ Of Lot ~
Block 10; Lots 2 and 3 in BLOCK. ~,
Lots 10 inclusive in Block Iii Lots
e p,a. inelFsiYs t and p e laeinsivs n
Block l6 (ail OF Block 1sl Lots I, =,
3, and in Block 30; Lots I to IN
elusive In Block 81 Tall. Of Block zll
Lots 1 to ~ inclusive IN Block e tai
9, IL and 1a in Block %; Lots /, 2, 3, =
g. 9, 10, III and IL in Block "a Lots
to 6 inclusive in Block rs Call Of BLOCK
25); Lots to IL inclusive in Block agi
Lots to ~ inclusive In Block ~ TAI
OF Block 30: Lots / to IL inclusive IN
Block 29 Tail Of Block 2S) Lots %
inclusive in Block % TALL Of Block ~
Lots 1 to ~ inclusive in BLOCK - Aell
OF Block 800; Lots to 40 inclusive IN
and 3 In Block 80 (all OF Block 40.
and Lots ! to inclusive in Block "A
GALL Of Block "A").
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
% head OF cattle, consisting of cows,
heifers, steers, calves, ana one bull
As horses and colts, and one mule; e
hogs; about 100 chtckenB, ducks ano
turkeys; about 1000 bushels Of Wheat
bushels OF barley, about 1900 bushels
OF oats, about 200 bushels Of max,
about 500 bushels OF potatoes, 10 tons
on alfalfa, 40 tons Of timothy hay ~
feed rack wagon, 3 water tanks. /
buggy, / Ford car, z 2-horse culttyat-
ors, ~ breaker bottoms, potato dig
gers, 3 corn planters, 2 side delivery
binders. / extension ladder, 2 Jaok-
screws, grain scoops. sacks, OIL cans
and barrels whiffletrees, stationary
gas engine, 2 Tanning mills, I oiled
oats spreader, 2 Blu. N. W. Dent sse9
corn, So bushels timothy seed =
Blu. mixed timothy and clover. sacks
cement, % sets harness, cook car,
lawn mower, Z grain tanks, 8 new nay
racks, pairs bob sleds, ! Eas tank
z manure spEeaaefe' .. I ss-ns pSO rain
5rIlls, z potato planters, hay racks,
4 harrow carts, ) bull rakes. s McCoF--
mick binders. Z slush Rcraperss
tackle and rope. post au4er' sps tsSsis
heater, / set Blacksmith tools, i plat
form scale, feed mill, 500 lbs. tWines
- bushel alfalfa seed, bushels Glow
er seed, $50 gal gaas sets preaenlag
planter, small tools, dishes Kitchen
1ltensfls, beds and bedding and other
household effects kept on the AaFmi
and all Of the above described per
sonal property being contained on the
above described farm In Trail County.
The sale viii be made on or aLter
Monday, the 9th day OF May, A. -.
1918 All bids must be in WrttinEl ana
may be left at the once or Mllllan
J. Clapp, attorney for the undersigned
guardian, IN the Tyler Building IN
the City Of Fargo, Cass County, North
Dakota. or filed with the Judge OF
said County Court, or delivered 70 the
undersigned personally.
Dated April 9Th, "A. ID. 1913.
HELEN MORTON.
Guardian of the person and estate
Of Maxwell Van Zandt Woodhul MOT
'0'' (Aprii s-1s-2s-so. 1880
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MILESTONE IS CREAM SHIPPER

milestone, N. D., April 2Ss-Whet-
stone. the new inland town situated
about is miles west OF Killdeer and
deriving its name from Mayor J. III
milestone Of Killdeer, is becoming
q real cream. center Cream from 100
COWS will be hauled here three times
week and delivered to the railroad
by auto trucks.
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EsPloNAoE cAsE 10 IuRY.

Bismarck. N. D., April 23.-Lora G.
Little, field agent for the Medical
Freedom league, charged with the
violation Of section Of the espionage
act in distributing literature attack
Ing compulsory vaccination in the
army, waived examination before IL.
s. Commissioner Fort on Saturday
and will appear before the FEDERAL
grand jury at fits next session.
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RIanFR WoMEN rnIrnrrl-

Bisbee, N. D., April 2s.-Suddenly
striking a repaired culvert over which
the mound had not been leveied, Mrs.
Albert Edelbroclz, Mrs. Charles HouH-
ka and Mrs. JurgenBen were painfully
cut and bruised in an auto accident,
while en- route to their homes from
Devils Lake. Most seriously injured
OF the three was Mrs. Bedrock, who
sustained a broken nose.
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BY the Court.
IsaI1


In the matter OF the Estate Of HI
ram Newman. Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given By the IN
dersigned, Cora u. Barnard, AomiuAa~
tratrtN OF the Estate of Hiram New
man, late Of the City Of Eugene IN
the County Of lane and State Of ore
gou, deceased 20 the creditors Of, and
AL persons having claims against
said deceased. 70 exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers. within six
months after che frat publication Of
this notice tn said AdminiHtratriEt
through her regularly appointed resi-
dent agent ChaH. rs Pollock az his
ONCE, T-1o Piano Bldg "a the city Of
Fargo in CaEE COUNTY North Dakota.
Dated April go "A. - 1913
CORA n BARNARD,
AdminiEfrntrfN.
Nlrst publication on the 1trd day Of
April A ID 1913.
april aa-so. Nay T-1A 1870
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STATE BANK RESOURCES.
mafeh Statement Shows Increase o.
Sf0,O00lOOO over March, 1917.

W sE@u oAnNNUlguH 0H0Wa AHGF0ae0 o.
Sf0,O00lOOO over March, 1917.
Bismarck, N. d., April PA de-
crease OF Ss,7sS, 276.94 In the re-
sources Of 697 state banks and four
trust companies Is shown as OF
March s, 1918, as compared with 701
state banks and four trust con- panies
an OF November 20. 1917, in q state
ment made public Saturday by
State Examiner ]. n. Waters. The
data showing the condition OF state
banks In North Dakota on March 4
is based upon reports made in re-
Spouse to a call issued on that date
by the state examiner.
Total deposits March s, 1918. were
$9I679, 0449S, a decrease of $500
5S4.0S, as compared with November
20, 1917, and an increase of approx
mately 100000 over March 5,
1917 The total reserve on March
&s,s90,236.94 I'm excess of the re-
CURED reserve Of 312.701. 500.12.
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STUDENTS WORK no BUY BONDS.

Park River, N. D., April zs.-Bvery
student of County school has enlisted
in q birdhouse and fiytrap project, the
sale Of which articles when completed
will purchase a Liberty bond for the
county school. The students are put
ting In extra hours ana hope TO nave
the traps and the houses completed
before April 2T, when the third Iiber-
IL Loan push In the htate closes.
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Langdon. ~ D.. April 2s.-In the
hock OF sheep owned by ole skje=v-
helm Is a eve which 10 attracting con
siderable attention and. according 10
the owner, may be taken to Fargo as
en- exhibit at the North Dakota state
fair to be held I'm July. 49,
This eve has given birth 20 six
lambs within O. year Last year the
eve gave birth 20 triDlafe -
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wAsHBURN FERRY LAUNCHED.

Washburn, N. D., April 2a.-Tha
ferry boat has been launched at this
point and placed in service. This "A
the ferry that never fails to give
service over the Missouri river espe-
eially at low stages of the river when
other ferries are unable to operate.
People often come here from Bis
marck to make the crossing.
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sDonnybrook, y. D., April 23.-The
general merchandise store Of ~ J..
Schmidt was burglartzed. IhirLy-hVo
suits Of mems clothing are missing
taken from a large clothes cabinet.
The stolen articles were not missed
until several days after the robbery.
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LAND Owners AGAINgT DRAIN.
protest Construction 0f Ditch 70 Car
~ WAR Into Lie.

Minor. rs. ID, April 2s.-Lamd own
hrs fn the Buffalo lake district have
nled protests with the county drain
nHe beard against the proposal TO
Drain portions 90 Bowen and Dunbar
townships into THE lake insisting that
the plan would make their lands
vaIueieas The farmers Ia the district
declare they already suffer heavy huod
Iogsas.
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state Of North Dakota, County Of
Cas-. In County Court before Hon
A. @. Hanson Judge.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Bernt
Olaf Rosenberg, also known as d; ~
Rosenberg and b. Rosenbsrg' De-
Mary Rosenberg. Petitioner. VS..
Mary Rossnberg, petltioner Henry Henri
Elmer, Rossnbergs John CnTlst "a. 2
| and Myrtle AiYera Rosenberg and ole
oliver, Special Guardian, Respondents.
I-Notice and Citation Hearing OF
Final Account and Distribution OF
The state Of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents:
1 You, the said above named respond
ents, are hereby notified that the nna ai
| VIII and Testament Of Bernt Olal
| Rosenberg, also known as d, Q. Ros-
/ enberg and 3. Roaenberg, late OF the
city Of BTainsrd SIN, u the IS GIntg a
deceased, has been rendered to this
Court, therein showing that the estate
OF said deceased is ready for final set
/ Element and Distribution and petit
tioninE that his account be allowed,
| the residue OF said estate pc olstFlp-
uted to, the persons khereunto entitled
| his administration closed ana ne pe
4 discharged that Monday, the 9Th day
| OF May, a. ID. 1918. At 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day at the Court
Room OF this Court in the Court
House, in the City Of Fargo. County
OF Cass and State OF North Dakota
has been duly appointed By this Court
for the settlement thereof at which
time and place any person interested
In said estate may appear and ME his
exceptions, tn writing, 70 said account
and petition and contest the same.
And you, the above named respond
ents. and each Of you, are hereby CIT
ed and required then and there 70 be
and appear before this Court, and
show cause, IL any you have why said
account shall not be allowed, the res
idue Of said estate distributed the
administration of said estate closed
ard said Mary ROSENBERG discharged.
Dated the 1st day OF April, A. D.
BY the Court.
(seal) A. @, HANSON
Judge Of the County Court
Let the service Of the above eta
ton be made by personal service on
said ole Oliver and BY publication IN
The Fargo Forum and Daily hepubli-
can once q week for four successive
Cssail A. @. HANSON.
CAprf1 z-a-1e-as. 1875
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aeRANp And oLoRIous.n
Rain and Snow Drives Garrison
Weather Observer 20 Poetry.

Weather Observer TO Poetry.
Bismarck, NJ. D., April 23.-The
fine rain, the wonderful way in
which the Liberty loan went over
the top and encouraging conditions
In general, induced George Ia Robin
son, voluntary weather observer at
Garrison, to burst into song, and
here is the result:
Hon. o. W. Roberts. chief u. s..
weather bureau, Bismarck, N. D.
Dear Chief:
Its bin a rainin' and snowin';
THE crops is all a-growin';
The third Liberty loans a-goin'
"Over the top"
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zAP rs HoME euARn-

Zap, N. D., April 23.-Zap has or
ganized strong home guard unit
with III. G. Warrington as captain;
J. B. Field, first lieutenant; Tom
Hayes, second lieutenant; J. If. Fast,
clerk. and L. L. Meads, treasurer.
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woLYEs cnr ernnTrs.
sarI student cOes hone 70 HELP Care

for the sheep.
jamestown, N D., April 23.--Wolves
have taken Miss LYDIA Goldmeier
away from her studies al jamestown
college. She left for home yesterday,
called BY her parents, whose big herds
peatedly by wolves that infest that
noighborhood. Miss Goldmeier will
take charge OF the campaign to eradi-
cate the wolf pest.
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MADDOX COUNCIL ORGANIZES

Maddox, N. d., April 23.-The city
council met and organized with o. II.
Larson as president; Z. A. Nelson
appointed auditor; X. B. Erickson
assessor, and John Waagen. chief Of
police. The council also appointed
/ Sam SavoId as poundmaster.
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CANADA NEXT TO
UNITED STATES
Fargo Boy in Canadian
Army Declares "They
Are Real Americans"

Next to the United States army Is
the Canadian army. according to
Merle South. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. =.
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I.anEdon, M. d., April 23.-The mar
ines have a. record for keeping out
disease, according 70 a Hetter received
here from Pvt. Joseph RoRstaos goth
Co, Marine barracks, Paris Island,
s. c.
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sTUDENrs COLLECTING nooKs.

Bisbee, N. D.. April 2s.--Commenc-
ing today, the senior class of Bisbee
started the collection or books "a be
forwarded to the soldier training
camps.
The services In connection with the
dedication OF the high school service
nag were held In the auditorium here.
The nag carries III stars in hono.- OF
Harry Peterson, Ross Keller. Arthur
MAthisen, Henry oGres, George East
ling, Robert Peterson, Charles Ger
rard, Frank Geisen. John Geisen, Joe
Lenarz AMI Valentine CORES.
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FIRE DESTROYS EARM .HoME.

Ryder, ". D., April 23.-FIre orig
mating from sparks destroyed the
Melvin Jensen farm home and burn
ed over two miles OF hay land be-
fore ii was stopped. 1t destroyed
several hundred tons Of hay.
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WAHPErON FARMER Is DEAD.

Whhpeton. M. d., April 7s.--@Jease q.
Baker, a well known farmer living
north OF Wahpeton, died at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Edward Aspinwan.
at Hlnsdales Mont. Death was due to
remains were brought to this city for
burial A widow and two children
Eurvive
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sTORBs nUnGLARIKED.

G@EHAO MWAAAg@A EANE&A AA@oN@es ~AA
store at DOnnybFOOE Entered.
Carpio, n. D., April 23.-Thieves op-
Grating here did not confine their at
tention 70 ono business house, but
made a general inspection OF the city
getting $500 worth Of clothing ana
nuto repairs. Visiting the pool hall
they carried of about 100 bottles of
malt, stole a tire Epeedometer and
tools at the William Adams garage
and at the Nels AbrahamBon house got
a large amount OF clothing.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice co GE@dk&0RMs
In the matter OF the Estate OF John
Notice L hereby given by the un-
of the Last VIII Of John Haas, late
Of the City Of Fargo, in the County
deceased, to the creditors OF, and ali
persons having claims against, said
deceased TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within six months
tice, to said Exscutrlx at her resi-
! dencs 81 No. Sc Is Broadway. in the
City OF Fargo, In said CaRs County.
Dated April is, "A. ID. 1918.
MAUD M. HAAS,
ExecutFix.
First publication on the 18Th day OF
April. A D. 1913
april is-2a-sO. May 7. 1870
SALE or REAL ESTATE AND PFE-
sONAL PROPERTY.
Notice Is hereby given that under
authority OF an Order OF Sale granted
By the Honorable A. g. Hanson. Judge
CaHs in the State Of North Dakota.
dated the 9Th day OF April, A. ID. 1918,
the undersigned the guardian Of the
person and estate OF Maxwell Van
Zandt Woodruff Morton. a minor. win
sen At private sale 10 the highest
bidder, for cash. or one-thtrd or more
cash and the balance on credit not ex-
ceedInE three years payable in in
atallmemtE or gross within such per-
Tod, win interest az the rate OF SO
per numum, subject 20 confirmation by
the Judge OF said County Court. the
following described real ana personal
property to-Wit:
REAL ESTATE.
In Trail County.
All Of Sections number Sixteen 49,
Seventeen t1T1 and Twenty (211 In
Township 1AE North. Of Range 40
In CmE@ County
Undivided une-haif Of Lot Twelve
I2l and the EoutherIy j foot 0f Lot
Eleven fI10 Of Block AL Of North
erm Pacific Second Addition to the
City Of Fargo and the building there
on known as the Morton Building.
HumtiuEtona Addition 70 City OF
Fargo Lots I 90 26 inclusive In Block
tall Of Block 81; Lots 6 70 II inclu-
slVe and Lots 16 TO &c Inclusive IN
Block 8: Lots 8 to rs inclusive in
Block 90: Lots 20 10 inclusive and ~
TO &c inclusive Ia Block H. Lots j 90
inclusive and Ae 20 IS inclusive in
Block ZS in Dinners Subdivision of
South West quarter Of Section 81 in
Township $40 North OF Range A8
west uf the Fifth Principal Meridian.
Lot 16 in Block 81 OF Reeves Add
ton 20 the City OF Fargo.
And the following lots I'm HNneFtf
OXEN a HagEarta Subdivision OF
sSoffh West quarter Of section 2 ln
Iewnship 11e North ~ Range ~
L.efa 9 90 "a inclusive II Block faAl.
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4. o. o. r. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY.

I1angdon, N. D., April 2s.-The seth
anniversary OF the founding OF the
Order Of Odd Fellows will be cele-
brated Tuesday evening, April "a, by
the local members and their ladies'
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NotIoe and Citation. Hearing Of Final
Account and DtntrEbutaon OF Estate
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state Of North Dakota, County OF
Cass. In County. Court, before Hon.
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HELEN MORTON,
Guardian Of the person and estate
Of Maxwell Van Zandt Woodhul MOT
~ (Aprii s-1s-2s-so. 1870
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First publication on the 18th day o
April, IA. d. 1913.
(Aprll is-aa-so, Nay z. 1917
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A. q. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Bernt
OLAF Rosenberg, also known as d. q.
Rosenberg and b. Rosenberg, De-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-15
farm BUREAUS
GREATLY AID
MANY FARMERS
Receive and Respond to
Numerous Requests Ask
ed of Them Daily.
HELP APPLICATIONS
PROMPTLY FILLED
City People Interested in
Farm Work Are Given
Much Information.

How the Farm Bureau is useful to
hundreds Of people throughout the
county on the personal service" side
is shown by the daily requests for
assistance of one sort and. another.
A farmer called for instructions for
making a balanced dairy ration. US
ing what grains and feeds he had on
hand A city man wished to know
what crop to put on a half acre of
land that is situated some distance
from his home. A crop requiring lit
tie labor and attention. A man in
Kentucky was put in touch with good
seed corn, through the corn show.
and purchased his supply in this
county. An inquiry was received ask
on a marshy place on the farm, and
the reply made that the undertaking
was not practical. Frequent calls al
this season for information on prun-
ing and grating are met by sending
printed bulletins, or by giving iist
of reliable bulletins which can read
lily be obtained by the inquirer.
A man in Norwalk needed a mar
and wife on farm near that city
and was put in touch with a Danbury
couple whom he has hired. A farmer
in Ridgefie4d secured married cou-
pie and single man recently.
Applications for help are always
given careful attention. II there Is
no one listed with the Farm Burear
that will fill the bill. those needing