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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-05
pREssMAKING

observation-disclosures reli-
able, reasonable. Edna Watts. s12
street. "a
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-05

voR SALE

foR sALE--i1s Ansora Soats and
kids. For particulars address =.
X. Wise. Ksrby. Ore. sstf|
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-05

WANTED Roomers and boarders
at 6s2 North Seventh strees. We
also have furnished housekeeping
rooms for rent. Phone 3S7-Y. SO
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-05

FOR sALE-EIghty-aere ranch. In
Applegate valley. Thirty acres In
cultivation. part alfalfa. Fine
range for stock. House. barn and
dut-bhildings. Farming Imple-
ments II desired. Inquire Ike Vim
cent. call Provolt central. rs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-05

FOR SALE Homestead reiinquish-
Inent. Near Taylor creek. Road
10 place. II acres cleared. VIII
take team or Ford In part pay
ment. Fred Hamlin, Galice. Ore
gon. lfe 800 73
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-05

GULL PEARS at webbs. 4oc per
lug. bring your boxes. Phone
2s-J. 55
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-05

wANTED-Good clean pracrical
housekeeper for one. Must have
some business ability. Call at
noon. or write 216 Bridge street.
@ eE So
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-27
4th of July Community
Celebration at Tabor.

Tabor will have Community
Observance of the Fourth of July.
A parade procession will form at
1 o'lock on Main street as follows:
Band, Home Guards, Fire Com
pany, school children, members of
all lodges, citizens and Boy Scouts
and after the parade all will repair
to the Opera House where patrio-
tic addresses will be made by
Msgr. Bouska in Bohemian and
Attorney Janousek of Yankton in
English. A fine program will
follow comprising selections by
the band, patriotic songs by the
Tabor Singing Club, recitations,
etc. Everybody, farmers and
town people alike are invited to
take Fart in the parade and the
celebration.
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Greetings:-To the Citizens of
Tabor South Dakota:
Friday, June 28th, has been o.
fficially designated as War Saw
ings day by President Wilson, by
Secretary McAdoo of the United
States Treasury, and by Governor
Peter Norbeck of this state
Governor Norbeck has further
proclamated the afternoon of this
day to be a legal holiday. All
loyal citizens of this community
will accordingly devote the after
noon of this day, the 2Sth of June
to furthering the interests of tile
War Savings campaign in South
Dakota. War Savings meetings
are to be held thruout the state
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Do Your Duty.

June 2Sth has been appointed by
the President of the U. S. and
Governor of South Dakota, Ma
War Savings Day. On or before
that day the government expects
every City and School Dist. in the
U. S. to buy, at least, Is per cent
of its allotment of War Savings
Stamps and sign pledges to buy
the balance before January 1st.
We are asking millions of our
splendid young men to give their
lives in our defense. We who re-
main at home must stand ready to
do our part.
We are now asked to back up
our boys at the front by buying
War Savings Stamps, at a good
rate of interest. One half of the
year is gone and many of us have
neglected to do our full patriotic
duty in this matter.
The government appeals to us to
delay no longer. Every patriotic
citizen must do his duty.
1t is big undertaking to raise
a Quarter Million dollars in Bon
Homme county by the sale of Csc
and $5 Stamps.
If our county is to fill it's allot-
ment, every man woman and child
must help and those that are able
must buy in large amounts. Eve
ry citizen old and young must un-
derstand that they are members of
a committee determined to put
Bon HOmme county over the top
during this week and next.
Our buys do not hesitate when
called upon to go over the top.
We must not hesitate when called
upon to save, lend our money to
the government or perform any
possible service.
Don't wait to be solicited. Buy
Buy your full and just proportion
os ftamps q once.
Bon Homme County in South
Dakota to go over in sales of Waa
Savings Stamps.
F. A. Morgan,
County Director, w. 8. S.
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At the Movies!
Eben Philpott's Immortal Story
Mother
Sunday, June god

The Big Drive which comes
next has been called National War
Savings Day, June 28th. Every
body should turn out on that day
and buy his share of Stamps
This Day has been so designated
and should be observed by all 10y
al people.
The ladies of the Red Cros.
meet in the town hall every Tues
day evening and Friday afternoon
The knitting machine has been re-
ceived and installed in the hall
All ladies are requested to attenc
these meetings, because work fol
our soldiers is needed right along
The dance in honor of the boys
from this part of the county last
Sunday was we'll attended. Each
of the boys received a soldiers
kit, tha handiwork of the Rec
Cross ladies after a patriotic
speech by j. A. Wagner. Wag
ner. The boys thank the ladies
for the gift.
The Dakota Herald published al
Yankton has ceased publication,
and turned its list of subscribers
and machinery over to the Press
and Dakotan. Editor Bennett has
been publishing the Herald for the
past 1S years. The cause for this
is the inabilaty to secure help ow
ing to the heavy drafts into the
army of printers.
This is a rich mans war;
You bet it is. But-did you no.
tice how some millionaires tried to
save their sons from duty as
soldiers and offered large sums
But Uncle Sammy said nix on that
stuff. And did you notice how
men who are poor and have child.
rem or aged parents or others de-
pendent on their support are left
at home2 This is not rich mans
war, not by a long shot. but it is 9
war of every decent human being
which belives in right and justice
Next time someone tells you thai
this is a rich mans war give him Q
pair of black goggles with your
fist as a preliminary and then re-
port him.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-27

VIM. Dykstra, Springfield,
Frank A. Plihal. Tyndall,
Karel Kus, Lesterville,
VIM. DeJong. White Lake, S. d.
Stanley Vellek, Tyndall,
John Davenport, Avon,
August c. Oelrich, Springfield.
John Brokofsky, Avon,
Mike D. Dvorak, Scotland,
Fred Rickgauer. Springfield,
John j. Homer, Tabor,
Jos. F. Cerney, Lesterville,
Albert DeVries. Tyndall,
Lee F. Gleason, Tyndall,
John A. Beadley. Avon,
VIM. Travnicek. Tabor.
Louis NJ. Hess, Scotland.
Samuel Wiederrich, Trip,
Edward Winckler, Tyndall,
John j. Schaffhausen. Tyndall,
Carl Hartman, Springfield,
Henry w. Deutscher, Scotland,
Peter Wander Lie, Springfield,
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and should be attended by all who
are summoned to them. The
afternoon should in fact be devoted
to subscribing for War Savings
Stamps and to otherwise promot
ing their sale in large amounts.
All who are able should pledge
themselves to save and invest to
the limit allowed by law. Teo.
Koletzky, Mayor.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-27

len from Bon HOmme County Call.
ed for Military Service During
Week of June Gath, 1918
Joseph Friedrich. Tyndall,
Abraham w. Risseuuw, Spfld.,
Adolph Hasek, Tyndall.
Richard Thomas. Springfield.
Joseph Einrem. Springfield,
Henry Hille, Scotland,
Henry Fridrich, Tyndall,
Edward Vogel, Tyndall.
Edward Logterman, Spfld.,
John Giedd, Avon,
Zachrian C. Erickson, Spfld.,
John Brandt. Avon,
Frank Straka, Tabor.
Geo. J. Krusey, Avon,
David Becker, Avon,
John Biittler, Tabor.
John H. Cassidy, Tyndall,
David Boese, Springfield,
Weebe Schweafsma, Springfield.
James l., Colgan. Tyndall,
H. c. Homer, Running Water,
Robert Buchholz, Avon,
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Benz. Buchholz, Avon,
George j. Yater, Scotland,
Emil Buchholz. Avon,
Arthur Schaefer, Scotland,
Jacob Bauder, Scotland,
Albert Kirwan, Tyndall,
Joseph Wasichko, Tyndall.
John X. Nieuwenhuis, Avon,
Thomas Thompson, Springfield,
George A. Grimme, Tyndall,
Albert Wander Lie. Springfield,
Charles Ptak, Tabor.
Albert Simek. Tyndall. .
Otto Schmierer, Scotland.
Orrie Britton, Tyndall,
Joseph Hisek, Tyndall,
Frank M. Snow, Springfield,
John Palsma, Springfield,
George Christjens. Avon
Joseph Hatwan. Tabor,
Charles Hatwan, Tabor.
Elmer G. Mathis, Scotland.
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Frank +. Fillaus, Scotland,
Frank M. Merkwan, Tyndall,
Nick Jelsma, Springfield,

Frank M. Merkwan, Tyndall,
Nick Jelsma, Springfield,
Victor L. Marek. Avon,
Cert Peterson, Avon,
Charles v. Turnbull, Tyndall,
Paul Schneider, Tyndall,
John Boesma, Springfield,
Clyde Neighbors. Oak, ILL.,,
Frank J. Carda, Tyndall,
John Nigrin, Scotland,
Percy H, Noble, Springfield.
Ernest Hornstra, Springfield,
August Gall, Scotland.
Henry Sattler, Tyndall,
Joseph Strang. Kaylor,
Frank Shimek. Tyndall.
Martin Ferwerda. Springfield,
Gustav Deutscher. Scotland,
Peter J. Stemper. Tyndall.
JOS. M. vavruska, Tyndall,
Harrison C. Kellogg, Kingsburg,
Philip Baker, Avon.
John A. Sandau, belmont, s. D.,
Matthias w. Becvar, Tabor.
Edward Orth. Scotland.
Jacob Vilhauer, Avon,
Lewis Krob, Omaha,
Will Brokofsky, Avon.
Cornelius Luddens. Springfield,
P. A. Jeannoutet, Niobrara. Neb.,
Lippe Kruse. Scotland,
Joseph Vellek, Tyndall,
John Bednar. Tyndall,
John Orth. Scotland,
Henry Luddens, Springfield,
Charles Welf. Tyndall,
August Buechler. Tyndall,
Acy Meyers, Scotland,
Stephen Hakl, Tyndall.
Charley Radack. Avon,
Joseph Sedlacek, Scotland,
James Hasek, Tyndall.
Clarence Davenport. Avon,
Ed. e. Blachnik. Tabor.
Charles Stepanek. Tabor.
Stanley Kortan, Tabor,
VIM. Mikolash. Tabor.
Leroy w. vilhauer. Tyndall,
Henry Buechler. Trip.
Albert Kriz, Tyndall.
Jerry Odens. Springfield,
Robert H. Wolfe, Springfield,
Walter J. Hughes, Tyndall.
Arthur w. Marks, Tyndall,
Robt. L. Owens, Springfield,
Henry H. w. Rosebrook, Avon,
George H. Cuka. Tabor.
Henry M. Schweinforth, Tyndall,
George H. Oorlog. Avon.
Jake Wynia. Springfield.
Toilet A. Thompson. Spfld.,
James Kubal, Tabor,
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The TABOR STATE BANK

Capital and Surplus $50, 100000
Jos. V. Wagner, President.
j. A. Wagner, Vice. e-President
Thos. j. Wagner, Cashier
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SAossN - . wv
j. j. Noll and his wife visited at
Tyndall "Wednesday.
Mrs. E. l.. Burke visited at
Yankton Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rich. Mikolasek Monday.
FIR. Reidinger of Tyndall was
here on business matters Tuesday.
j. A. Lloyd, auditor for the
Thompson Yards was in town on
business Thursday.
John Hatwan sold lumber bills
to Jos. Kocer for a 14x4O shed and
to FIR. Bouska 24x46 garnary.
Jerry Kutil is working in the
Velek shop, filling the place of
Frank Velek who has been drafted
last month.
Mrs. FIR. Skalak spent the early
part of the week visiting at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. John
Cihak at Dante.
Mrs. Frank Cacek and Mrs.
FIR. Cacsk and Mrs. Laura Mach
were Yankton visitors Wednes-
day.
Attorney Janousek of Yankton
passed thru town Wednesday to
Dante where he delivered a speech
at Red Gross doing.
The Tabor Home Guard will
give a dance in the Opera House
Sun. June 80. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all to attend.
Adv.
The Germans call all others
"Schweinhunt", that is pig-dog.
Of course others are not human
beings at all, hence the Huns treat
them accordingly; viz Belgium,
France, etc.
Some time ago we read in one of
the Chas. Mix county papers that
lightning struck small boy on
the head and killed him. We me-
YER heard of lightning striking
anyone in the leg or hand and
breaking it.
Ifthe draft age is raised to As
years, the crop of CLANS will be
great. A clam you know has his
shut all the time. And those chesty
braggards who have kept on de.
ploring the fact that they are over
age, otherwise they would join the
army, will become CLANS.
Complaints have been made that
people are in the habit of hauling
rubbish on the dump ground and
leaving it at the entrance, thus
blocking ingress. The town
board in it's last meeting discussed
this matter and warns everybody
against this practice. 1t is just as
easy to haul rubbish to the farth-
est end as blocking the entrance
thereto.
The general stores Chastka 4
Co., Vlasak &. Straka, John Jan.
da, Vauk Bros, close at Z pm.
every day except Wednesday and
Saturday. All eggs hauled to
these stores are Immediately
candled, pursuant to an order they
have received from the pure food
com missioner.
Remember the Big w. 5. ).
Drive will be opened Friday, June
28th. Postmaster hostel has
made arrangements with the two
banks for the sale of these stamps,
Tabor has to buy $1,000 worth OF
stamps to reach its quota and it is
expected that this will be reached
during this drive. However, this
amount really should be oversub-
scribed. Get ready for the big
drive and come prepared to help
lick the Kaiser by licking these
stamps.
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-10-19

tion of said highway. in coopera-
ton with the Federal Government
and the State Highway Depart
ment.
Mr.. Porteus Burke concluded
his report by stating that Mr..
Buie had a very attractive prop
osition to submit to the Police
Jury in reference to the recon
struction Of the Highway in ques-
tion.
$ Mr.. Duncan Buie, being present
at this special meeting, stated
that Mr.. Porteus Burke had prop
erly outlined the situation. and
that very little need be added to
it. except the detail Of the prop
Osition to be submitted to the PO-
lice jury. which consist of an ap-
preparation by the Parish of Ibe-
ria of % D. c. of the cost of re-
construction Of said Highway, TO-
gether with the cooperation of
the State HIGHWAY Department
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-10-19

debtedness and when executed t.
/ deliver same to the said j. L. Ar
lit in compliance with the term
of their said bid on file in the Of
flee of the Secretary Of the Po
lice Jury of the Parish Of Iberia
La.
On motion of Mr.. II. Romero
seconded by Mr.. A. Gonsoulin
the above resolution was adopted
by the affirmative vote of the fol
following members to-wit:
Messrs. E. J. Gary, H. Rom
ero, A. .Gonsoulin, III. Derouen, a.
A. Theriot. F. Dietlein. V. J.
Erath, Numa Miguez, DR.. A. c.
McGowen and A. P. Moresi.
The negative votes were none.
And the resolution is declared
carried.
Having disposed of the second
sec tion Of the call issued and the
committee of five appointed at the
regular meeting Of October 3rd,
1918, being present and ready to
report the President informed Mr..
Porteus Burke, Chairman of the
committee, that the members of
the Police Jury were ready to re-
ceive the report and act upon inn
mediately.
In a very appropriate address,,
Mr.. Porteus Burke. spokesman for
the committee reported that upon
having been appointed as a MEM
ber of said committee he deemed
wise to get in communication
with Mr.. Duncan Buie, State
Engineer, which he did
With the result that Mr.. Buie
promised to be present at meet
ng of the committee on Tuesday.
october Sth, 1918 held in New
IBERIA, La, pursuit to call IS
med to that effect. Promptly at
p. NJ. on that day every men, /,
Ter of the committee were pres
mt including Mr.. Duncan Buie. |
After some discussion with Mr. |
5uie as to the purpose of the ,
netting it was evident. from state .
nent given by the State Highwav
7ngineer. that the State HIGHWAY |
department., owing to financial !
could no longer con
ribute together with the Parish |
o the maintainince Of the New
beria-Jeanerette HIGHWAY. anaI
hat aceordino to the opinion Of
Ir. Bnie and due tn the very bad
of the said Hichwav at
he present time. some steps
hould be taken bv the Parish
toward the reeonstrue
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-10-19
AFTER SICKNESS
THEY GAVE
HER v|NOL
And She Soon Got Back
Her Strength

New Castle, Ind.-sThe measles
left me run down, no appetite, could
not rest at night, and took a severe
cold which settled on my lungs, so I
was unable to keep about my house
work Ny doctor advised me to take
Vinol. and six bottles restored nv
health 30 ! do al my housework, in
ciuding washing. Vinol is the best
medicine ! ever used. Alice Record.
49, So. IIth 81, New Castle, Ind.
We guarantee this wonderful cod
hves and iron tonic, Vinol for II
Wse su6own. negvons conditions
John s 1sylsr. Nsw ubsEia Il.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-10-19
Proceedings Of the Police Jury.

~ N4C w SlS 0AASA IOAfSAC AAuASN4duSlS
as Police Jurors in special ses-
sion in accordance with the see
ond section of the call.
! The second section of the call
being in order and all the same
members being present the fol-
lowing resolution presented Oy
Mr.. Dietlein was acted upon as
follows:
Resolution.
I Whereas the report of the Sec
retary shows that on October 1st
1918, there is due by the Parish
Of Iberia, La, and unpaid, for
the year 1916-1917, outstanding
warrants aggregating the sum Of
$13,56.4, and whereas in addition
to this sum there is due and un-
paid to Sherwin William & Co.
| Of st. Louis, Mo-, for disinfectant
| utilized in connection with the
Tick Eradication Work, the sum
of $12S9.l0, and
Whereas in order to carry on
future work on Tick Eradication,
the approximate sum of $6,O00.00'
is necessary, therefore,
Be it Resolved by the Police
Jury Of tl1e Parish Of Iberia, as
sembled this day October 10th,
1918, in special session, that it
causes to be issued $20,O00.00
worth of Certificates Of Indebted
ness, maturing every years for lO>
years at fhe rate Of 100000 per
year and bearing interest at the
rate of 5 per cent per annum, net
proceed Of said certificates Of in
debtedness to be utilized in the
payment Of outstanding warrants
stipulated above, also obligations
in favor Of Sherwin- Williams \
Co. and balance to be applied to
future costs on Tick Eradication,
printing Of certificates and prob
able lawyer fees and be it furth-
er Resolved by the Police Jury cf
the Parish of Iberia, La, that the |
Secretary Of the Police Jury, be
and he is hereby authorized, with !
the aid of the District Attorney, !
to act in the matter Of soliciting
and receiving offers of purchase
of said certificates of Indebtedness !
and submit same to the Police
Jury, when in special or regular
session, for acceptance or rejec-
tion.
The vote on this resolution be-,
ing unanimous same is hereby
carried.
Upon adoption Of the above1
the secretary presented
and read the bid of j. i. Arlitt Of
Texas, in which offer tol
purchase the certificates Of in
debtedness was acted upon immed-
lately as follows to-wit:
Resolution. i
Whereas, j. L. Arlitt of Aus
in, State of Texas, are the hign-
,st and best bidders for the Ger
;ificates of Indebtedness to be is
'ued by the Police Jury of the
Parish of Iberia, Louisiana, dated
'ptional bearing interest at the :
ate Of five ner cent per annum
payable semi-annually and to ma !
ure as specified in their bid bear
ng date Of Oct. Sd, 1918. !
Now, Therefore. be it Resolved :
" the Police Jury Of the Parish !
f iberia, Louisiana, that the said
certificates of Indebtedness be :
nd the same are hereby awarded
0 J. L. Arlitt, Austin. Texas. and /,
he Police Jury Of the Parish Of :,
IBERIA. La, is hereby and directed :,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-10-19

Bank of New Iberia. La, and
further guarantee to secure an
additional sum of $1,000 in the
following manner. by issuing four
certificates of Indebtedness of So
600 each, maturing every year
from 1919 to 1929 inclusive at the
rate of $4,000 per year with i'll
terest at the rate of five per cent.
! per annum.
Be it further resolved, that the
President of the Police Jury of
the Parish of Iberia, La, notify
the Highway Department, Board
of State Engineers that the Par,
! ish Of Iberia, La, has in addition
to the $4,000 construction funds,
herein above mentioned, to he
used III the construction of the
New Iberia -Jeanerette Highway.
the sum of 5000 annually which
sum is derived from the autOmo-
bile tax. which for the year 1913
will yield approximately $4,000.
This fund, or as much thereof as
may be necessary will be applied
to the maintaince of the New
Iberla-.Jeanerette Highway, and
will be available each year after
the payment of $4,000 per nanum
has been made against outstand-
ing Indebtedness incurred to Sc
cure the aforesaid mentioned
construction fund of $4,000. The
entire automobile license tax be-
ing dedicated to the maintenance
of the New Iberia-Jeanerettc
Highway.
BE it further resolved, that the
President of the Police Jury Of
the Parish Of iberia, La, make
formal request upon the State
Highway Department, Board of
State Engineers, to proceed to, as
soon as possible, prepare form Of
contract. plan and specification,
and advertise the above NEIL
toned highway. and invite sealed
proposals for the construction
thereof.
Be it further resolved that the
President of the Police Jury of
the Parish of Iberia. La, Mr.
A. Theriot, or his successor, be-
and he is hereby instructed, au-
thorized and empowered to sign,
make and execute contracts for
the construction of the above
mentioned highway, on spch terms
and conditions as he may deem
proper in conjunction with the
State of Louisiana, through the
Department, Board Of
State Engineers and the Federal
Government. through the Depart
ment of Agriculture, Office of
Public Roads and Rural Engineer
ing, and to any and all things
ecessary in the premises:
Roll call resulted:
Ayes, Nine.
Nays, None.
Resolution carried.
ALPHONSE A. THEREOF,
President Police Jury.
'aul Bassin, Secty.
The purpose Of the special
Meeting having been fulfilled and
'efore adjournment it is moved
~ Mr.. Gary, seconded by Mr..
1onsoulin and unanimously car
led that thanks be extended to
lessrs. Porteus Burke, Chas.
'oirson, Reuben Brown, II. y.
Iewes, E. Vuillemot and DR.. ~.
;. Cyr for splendid work done by
ne committee in conjunction with
he New Iberia-Jeanerette High
yay and to Mr.. Duncan Buie,
tate Highway Engineer, for his
resence at the meeting and his
Doperation and interest dis
layed with reference to the pro-
osed reconstruction of one Of
ur best highway.
On motion Of Mr.. Moresi, Sec
1ded by Mr. McGowen, the Po-
ce Jury adjourned.
Motion unanimously carried.
A. A. THERIOT. Pres.
PAUL BASSIN, Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-10-19
Carlessness Results in Failure,

That is why we say Feed b.
a. Thomas Hog Powder accord
ing to directions. !" Do not feed
it sloppy. but mix it with ground
feed and moisten with just enough
water to make crumbly mass.
Then each hog gets beneficial
dose. See full directions on
package. Your money back if
yon are not satisfied.-O. Rem
oudet.