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Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19
FAIR IS NEXT WEEK
Mans6eld's 7th Annual Ag-
ricultural & Stock
Show Sept. 25-26

Mansfield, the Seventh Agricul.
tural and Stock Show, opening
Wednesday and closing Satur'
day. night. From present indi,
cations, the Fair this year-the
only one in the county will be
more largely attended than any
previous fair, and there is prom.
ise of some splendid exhibits.
Bring in your exhibits.
The catalogues are now being
distributed and are in great de.
mand.
L. s. Atkins with his brand
new merry go round has already
arrived.
G. G. Freeman will act as
treasurer in the absence of @.
S. Coday.
Miss Byrd Anne Yoe will be
one of the speakers at the Fair
next week,
The city council met last night
and granted the fair committee
the use of the streets for fair
week.
From the numerous kilograms
and letters being received by
the fair committee, the show is
attracting wide attention.
The Dorothy Reeves Dramatic
Co., which is at Lockwood, this
week, has arranged to be here
all week, opening Monday night
with THE Man Outside"
In addition to the speaker to
be sent here fair week by the
state council of defense, the ex
tension department OF the Col
lege of Agriculture will probably
send a speaker on behalf of the
silo campaign now being carried
on in the state.
/ L. sf -
The secretary nf the patriotic
speakers bureau, Missouri Coun'
Gil of Defense, writes from JEFF
ersoa City: II have written tc
one of my most prominent speak
ers, j. Vernon Frank, to come tc
you Sept 27. If he is not able to
fill the engagement | will send
strong man from St. Louis. l,
may be possible that l can route
DR.. Hugh Birckhead, who is 6
national speaker, to YOU"
Essie M. Heyle, chairman o1
exhibits, U. S. Food Administra'
ton, Missouri division, and di
rector of foods, woman's commit
tee, Council of National Defense
writes from Columbia: "Since
you have signitied a desire t.
have a food administration exhi
bit at your county fair, ! have
taken the matter up with Mrs
Horace Paul, county food chair
man for Wright county, and hav'
sent her material. l hope tina
she and her committee prepare
an exhibit that will be satistc
tion to you and that will help ge
the food conservation message
across to the people OF you
county"
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19
Look-Look-Look-Look! |!

Save 50c., Pay now. Look at
the date after your name on the
address label. The figures refer
to the year. Aug. IS means that
your subscription expired Aug
1, 1918. We would like to have
every subscription paid year in
advance. Pay now-before you
forget it.
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19
$1.5O

Effective October 1st, the sub.
scription price of the Mansfield
Mirror will be $3.50 per year.
but you may pay now at the rate
of $1.O0 per year as far in ad.
vance as you desire. This step
is made necessary by the steady
advance of prices of material
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19

A house belonging to Mrs. @.
L. Embree's daughter, together
with the contents, burned last
Friday night, while Mrs. Embree
was visiting at Ava and her dau.
ghter at Bryant.
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19

Every American church in America
will provide a place ON Sunday Sept,
2s--the latter Of the two Volunteer
Days--whers subscriptions to Fourth
Liberty Loan Bonds may be received,
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19

Volunteer on Volunteer Day and
BEND message to the Kaiser that will
sicksn. him Of his desire to win the
world.
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19

w. Dugan and Frank Beach
have found their lost hog adver-
tised in last weeks Mirror.
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19

Office N. E. of Mountain Grove Bank
Phones: Office 1904 Residence 230
DIR. HARVEY w. YOUNG
Deputy State Veterinarian OF Missouri
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO.
Ex- Deputy State Veterinarian New Mex
leo, Ex-Veterinarian q. 8. Army
Mansfield mirror., 1918-09-19

Rev. TIC. Ferguson of Niangua,
a Free. Will Baptist,is conducting
we'll attended and interesting
meetings at the Christian church
The Keota news., 1918-05-10
EAST TO REMAIN ASITE
INSPIRED PROPOSITION oEL'v'
eREo ~ FORMER WAR MIN.
isTER OF HOLLAND.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London. May 6.-Foreign Secretary
Balfour told the House OF Commons
that no peace offers had been made
recently by the enemy. He added:
There Is no representative Of . neu'
trail nation In this country who has
made tentative or informal sugges'
tions Of peace negotiations" Ger
many's peace emissary. according TO
the Daily Mail. has been busily work
ing here. but has made no progress In
any direction. There is reason to be-
lievc. It says. that the German agent.
who has been reported to be . Dutch
financier. returns to Germany to re.
port that there Is nothing doing.
A Central News dispatch from The
Hague says the Dutch Intermediary
is reported 10 be Jonkheer Colyn. for.
NOR minister OF war.
The proposals made by Jonkheer
Colyn. the dispatch from The Hague
reports. are said there to have been
as follows:
Germany 10 rcnounce all claims
In the west.
2-Restoration Of Belgium.
3-Alsace.L Lorraine to be autono-
nous, within the German federation.
4-The status in the east to remain
~ at present.
5-ACstria to make certain conces-
sions 10 Italy In the Trentino.
6-Balkan questions to be solved by
an international conference.
7-All colonial questions affecting
Africa and Asia Minor to be settled by
. conference Of all the belligerents.
S-Germany to abandon all claims to
her former Chinese protectorate OF
Kiaochau. but in exchange to receive
certain economic concessions In China.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10
500 ReNand. 500

.ssa 8, es.ssssassi :sssi s:f': sssosss. sss;sss
g: .e' s l:s'''3 eXS1X SS1sissS''12;b %s;b,Siisf ssisi
Z 49, iesseHsny e "a ssts thsoS.h he the
.o,s tss S11THiaRa = +. nspiic!Ne ais.:s
G1veo the patient strength BY improvin6
thp Goooe01 health and assists nature q
eeaaS IL vcss. eaeeeo ser aeX ee;Ss e
EeDtcIND fsi,s q cure.
QFuegiets 7So. Tsstimonial0 ira
J. J. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. 0hlA
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

oon't Worry About Pimploa
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash
OF the Ointment in dve minutes with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. For
tree samples address, ''Cuticura. Dept.
x, Boston" At druggists and By mall.
0oap Is, Ointment Is and 60.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10
ALLIES BLOCK FLANDERS DRIVE.
Australians Break Through for 500
Yard Advance Near Aners.


London. May 7.-Correspondents in
France state that the British gun fire
in Flanders during the last three days
has completely prevented any enemy
movement on the British lines. while
the French prevented any attack.
which was undoubtedly being pre-
pared, on their front by attacking
first.
Sunday night the irrepressible Aus
tralians gave the Germans west and
southwest of Morlancourt. between the
Ancre and Somme rivers. another
drubbing and advanced the entente
line to a depth of 500 yards along a
front Of 1000 yards.
This operation was a continuation
Of one started Saturday night south
west of Morlancourt. That time the
Australians drove in against the en-
emy and smashed them back 700 yards
along front Of 1,500 yards.
The Canadians have appeared in the
Arras sector, further south than they
have been since the battles in this re-
gion began March 21. This part Of the
line is important, as 1t defends Arras
to the southwest and includes locali.
ties such as Neuville-vitasse. Mercan.
tel and Boisleaux st. Mare, where
there have been bitter struggles since
the Germans launched their great Of.
fensive.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

Kill tho Files Now and Prevent
disease. A DAISY FLY KILLER will do Il.
KILL tAo0saads. Lasts all season. Alldealers,
l6o Do kal6 Ave-, Brooklys, N. 7. Adv.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

eliminating ouess Work.
"Waiter. how can tell II this II .
ham sandwichf' "There's q label
pasted on tho rice paper. SIR"
The Keota news., 1918-05-10
One On Hubby.

One On Hubby.
"What IL meant by a melting pot
mar "A Jack pot. my son. In which
men burn their money"
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

II q woman can't convince q man
without an argument the case 10 hope
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

Earned HE Respect
T have great respect for that wom-
an's judgment" "Why so. Flubdub r
"She refused to marry me once"
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

Home is a place where some PEOPLE
take of their new shoes and put on
their old manners.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

America 10 Saving.
That the American war savings
drive is already running ahead Of the
English campaign. in volume Of week
ly treasury receipts, is shown by com.
parative figures made public by the
national savings committee.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10
USE ALIENS FooT.EASE

TAo antissptio poW~S. 70 b shaken Into tAo
shoes eaA spstnklsd In The foot.bas u relieves
peiaful. swollen, snertin4 fest and takee Tie
o4lnR ont Of coeno and bu1lous. The American,
DsitIah, end yfonoh troops uso Aliens Toote
800o. TIE greatest oomfoetsP known Ioe IL
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

Tso smiles for . nielsl. Always buy Red
Cross Beg Blue;. have beautiful. eleaA
white clothes. Adv.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

ALCOHOL-3 PR ONc
XM$etab1eh hepaes61ea1caN.1
similatin9 9tAelee4 ey&e.&.|
an1theStpaadsa b01s9S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-13
This Boy Is The Symbol OF Fighting America

He stands for the aspiration, the conviction of
ahundred million people translated into action.
He is doing what the rest of us are dreaming.
Only through him can we win the Victory.
But he Can't do it with his bare hands! He asks
you to back him up with guns, shells, tanks,
airplanes. Let's lend him hand by lending
our dollars. Then no power in the world can
prevent him from winning the Victory
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-13

The long fighting ages of the World have
never seen better soldier than this boy of
y0urS--y0ur S0n--y0ur huSband--y0ur
brother--your friend. He stands for the
sons of America, hundreds of thousands
strong, soon to be millions. He is doing
his pQrt--1ve must do ours!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-13
Lend Him
A Hand
HERE is YOUR BOY

going over the top, his gun in hand his jaw set,
his heart on fire. It is the most dramatic mo-
ment in the life of this soldierand in the life of
this nation.
victory over an enemy who stands for acts and
ideas which this soldier despises-- (which he is
ready to give his life to Destroy
We here at home hate these things too We are pledg-
ed to their destruction our last dollar and our
last man. But this soldier can actually -get-his-
hands-on-them--and root them out of the world
forever--if we will lend him hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22
VICTIM ~ INSOMNIA
sTiRS a >iIcilBOl,lltMDD

An amusing situation developed
easly shss uornInK, out ~ what uamhI
have been i serious matcr II ssvin.
ihai a man, LIVING IN thlcAly hounwl
block sn the scDter or the city. vas
lss<sessei si,h the demon % alecp
lesaness and as about s. A NJ. Ne
wandered oul IN tho bsek yard hoplu
20 Induce no dro~ay god 60 come 10
hiz rescue Finally he become sleepy
and though, no catered hls own ho'ns
loiaiug but mistakinEiy entered sha
hoaae ADJOINING lie SAT down In q
chair, hui tho Noise aroused tho 20
eupants, and the nslrhlorr wvre hast
~ summoned IN the mnanilmo ,hs
man had druppod OF inso alumlrr
and the mistake WAa only found oaf
~hen nearly every nclrhbor on The
block. afm"i ~lth cluba. ha,chrta.
aud oihsr primitive ~caponn ~ wa
fare. moved ON bis WORKS ana di.oy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

plsltE Ot' GASOLINE
~ w. ,IIkED st,ON

Masbinston. JalY ~ To meet sks
Increased ffvlshf Fsiss reesesiy or
aered b. the failFuad saminls,rpiion.
lha fusl admlnlssFatlon has snnoanc.
ef that effective luiaf n would not
ehlesi 70 an sdsaaes nf ono halt .
esri xailon II the ~hefsssis tank
rasoo market pFiss % gssoIIns. nap
ia and refined oil ihfoashous ths
eeanffy fhu adyaaee in tho retail
pflse shall no, Be greater than that
lh the whoisssle ps4ee. a !. sanssas.
"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

haNv w0fke6 ~ AID the wen. Nr..
G&rslsssn rrAds tie following sx.
Fs&n4ters statement.
~nuf sems heAengwa se re&ee
lcvtag are. g1scy had se leave loved
cr@s, dgrr rresreefs AZ car~ers. and
prepare fr- sAs suoss internal war
Tie word has ever kncwn. They have
6cEae tbs wsfhNut comnlAint. with .
owtsrmasnasfom u put forsh the host
ar2 highest within shem. American
Tncshers. nc snatfxv hoa sA0ar hssrts
rssv hS~c3. m9ss rsae e. tAA leAdsnr
* thesv surs And IL those ASulaaeA
sesss fall. still they mast rise. keep.
srg ever before the-a their sons who
We Evr~ ~ Ard IN In either
wcrsss tlsy must ee worthy cf re-
lrg mcsherx of Ire te,s ~ so<.ay~
Mrs. ssxessxss's sen. Lieutenant
&cIorusck. vas n'led on gar9ary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

The vistnry farm of bslWsu Aegsa
N knirc Lake district, Akalshrwan.
which In = tsn days dfis~ will he
SEEDED this spring with the aid Sf
slxte~n hugo tractors. 10 the answer
of Chicago business men who never
farmed a HEN hut have organised The
Fnoaf efficient army ~ TO II the world
has ever seen.
To break, disc. drag ard seed two.
thirds of the stupendops acreage
10 the Snipe Lake district snd
10 Il uut u hand. Frederick = Oliver
and his associates cnfnhsd the
iAnansa farm regions for perform.
srs First they picked J r. Ilaus.
Mira who holds the worlds record
Tor y aklnf with one tractor. s.n,H
acres IN 80 days Then they 81
rarce faf hls associates. tso Re-
River y. ey wheat kings. George !
WslAh ans A. A. Parker. 1hs IA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22
Problems Confronting
Army Instructors

Tie sros&s11 fAAt noa.ro1sk the
xr@s tc1xy = recetvfng fAcmsnnds ~
Esa fruaz caFsaA&r Asr and p9ifsnx
1en iut0 sAs srssaS-w and dssraplsns
q nix1wy lsse n vastly cirse-er.
s-cz tie rccrxfang proAssns & a
sss.z-< rex-l2r aruy Men nox
co1e irso cx-Ps AZ ne rate of a
ho-s1ne c. zorx a DAY Tesy oo-e
fsasrFzn1 sovzsA-oay has 10 fe.a
;Aez- Soss & EAez are Eo-u o1i
VIA q 1xv - f~p G. = cru~des trooa
r..n and sozee.cey sxs 70 pat hen
- s~<- Sesne q sAsrn enntrxrs-t
ns<xis< g Ez1ps CT sornethin<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

Tokin July ~ u Ia believed 10 20.
iiiicAi circles here that Tho Japanese
governments reply "a the proposal
made by iee United States relative
- entente allied Intervention IN ~
IBERIA. wfii BE- di'9afchcd to Washing
ton today q is understood that the
I@panese Fcyernments answor ac
e'Pis the American propoesl In ever,
Particular
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

umylrats pooled thsls practical 90.
psrtsnea. pep aud sstassneas
afd bought Iron horavs hs
ones capable ~ The moat uxo
tsosmicAl performances ln the shngsast
time. With thu world starving fnf
wheat. the vsetory farm managers
arranged 20 shuw kaiAsr illii whMs
American Ingenuity aud GAnadsan
fertility can 40.
The end ~ tho ear will Ant afyrws
this ~arfAffa seeding ennnaian. se.
entdins % MI Oliver. "kven ahnmtt
peace he declared at an ssfiy date.
the need n increased production vail
net be nsss lated" he said. After ths
Gsii War. when the prize ~ fssm
pfefuts saafed 100 10 zoo per cent
while npFsaiien rates Increased
tet Title 0d in sano eases stsn "a.
sfeAsesi aeai weht 40 to tlAu ssid
stayed ahoss collar fss tv4ck1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

wvrve, perhaps Ard II they arenr
booked after ~ once they and Their
comrades wtsi - lAid ar and the
traAn.nx u the E1fAomAl forces Will
Ne hsid ~ gns that much
For a xeAr the reserve corps offi
cers q C&zna Travis have followed
The be&sen rzfh Aid cGs by the res-a-
lar army men n the cid days ~Aen
tAe array s&s ~ affair % nfsy or
SIXTY tsroskn6 men al tod Untcr
the strain os fhe hare Number OF re
crwrts arriving The system worried
badly Nea wen; fvo weeks wsfhoBi
uniforms. sometimes ever a month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22
FEWER At rEAlrr REsoRrs
THis YEAR

Increased expenses IA travelling and
~ health rssoTts vii keep many hay
fever and asthma sufferers home this
summer foley's Honey and Tar ia rec
commended a. a satisfactory remedy
Tor hay fever and asthma. II heals
and sooihes. allays inflammation ana
irritation. and eases the choking oen
aation
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

YsaFs altar The wsv. And ~ skom1
the wass thass wAs fpom C.x eDsP4
gauus .xpanasaa II sh. wheat svev<
lHw AREAS In ths dxssiapMent ~ ~
MiasAsslppt valley. whAyh sxpAn&teQ
"a nat nsw pus~lh's - N wNs th~Mj
although the eanauusinx popuioAiue1
"a @ll parts Of shs wusld h manu
times gFvatef The aniv piwxs wkas1
y laFsw praduvslsu plsn snm ~ puo
through 10 IN tho sMn~dlAn Weeal
with ~ mlilIams ~ acres 81 noWl
lard katshswan u shs .vsateeo
wheat predicting region s& the eossls
n~Hi With . Uhs2t crop tss tee
FeaFs seventy ere and tkrss tsnsks
i'sf eses sfss'ss r~ acre shsa shs
= heiv tsltsa ssat~s In fptA,
lefFssss wh~ss sFee averaged
2Na hsaksls ser ssrs. ssninsf IN
bushels psf sess Zoe shs ua1ss<
AkAGs~~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

\ regular morning operation of the
bowels puts you 10 fine shape for ths
days work II yoa mlss n YOU fess
uncomfortable and cannot put vim into
yonr mos~nenis. For all bowel lrreg.
clarifies HERBlNE 70 the remedy n
2urifics. strengthens and regulates
Price Coo. Sold ~ Owl Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

~ sney 80 siasn IN France wAils
Rv1sg - . keztsnarf Ia the Arzer.
tcaa fcrcs< Nrx Msh~a FcrsSa
0As11sssa has is<t her hnsre at Ne.
- hfv~rssas Drive. New York Cap,
- - . J. n C. A S2ntrer ~orAer
u ssrvars n the hvsnC. this Spartan
HsfA~ las cAoser her Substitute sor
DssE~as, Ta make IL rnurS az.
Dr~swssss. $40 ~ te serve sAe c4nsrer
sftDeAec 10 tAs rxEsmxns of Acr a~se
-. Lsers<n&rs Scott MrgSrrnsrA
~ tAs cnann<i ant csAer 1@rers AZ
- Sra scsn~s = a rvr1est shaf
tAs T. n. G. A ae.sSs her sAers aK,ur
eeaysze ct eex 0<.esrr TIA tsan se
vcek u rrxrce
gAksxx her rlscs xssA n rethers
q FrA1rs vAs. tkc<xA b<rexved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

4 Company commanders were distract
ed with keeping up With send eash
incrcment uf ne~ men assigned "a
them 90 this lnffrmars for cxamina
tion and to that board For something
also Everywhere The men stood IN
linc long houw waiting their turn 70
be- innccniated and poked into, a. n
seemed 20 them, by pretty nearly
ryery sOrs Of doctor that the Law al
lows
A. the arrivals ~ new mou became
morc and more steady and the old
sysiesn became more and more mir
ed down in iss complexities. the aa
ihorftles m charge q Camp Trsw>.
since the departure Of the Nineseenih
Division for overseas service have IN
stitnfed = new plan The men arr
nov taken TO a central receiving eta
ion Immediately from the train Cp
On entering the station they andresF.
cher&lng over their valuables and
clothes 20 v A. e. A representative
They then are lined np and examined
Espcrlcsary by nnrnhr OF army
PHYSICIANS Then maintaining the
line. they move through a series of
shower baths. sospine and scrabbins
a. they move along. dry themselves
~i,h towels furnished a. they 20. and
proceed. riIl In hne and ssiil on the
move. through regular battery Of
medical experts Who oxsnine them
ior defcc<s q hear. lungs. foot and
10 on. Cisrks take dosn their meas
iremenss and their family and oceu-
psfionai qualifications Other clerk,
ave their clothes ready for them. TO
,ether vifh q substantial blue denim
,4rrack bar 10 stow them IN Orfho
,clic specialists exsndne the az q
arh mans shoes 10 make sure that
e hss not received too isrre . shos
hr0gKh Arothers u@releenexs. or
oo small a one throsrh his o~n van
~ TIE rookie then sons BIS UNI
Dru. psia ihe rest - hls osiff IN hls
a.. re<isir1s his saiuzbles frym the
NC A nails his Old ciofhes b.os
ons tkrpsTh the sane orr.nizzfioal
mn packing material supplied him.
~ steps ouf a soldier ready for IN
frncfloE In dr1Ii. VITA eFen kls firstl
f< tyvsoid already "a
Il am An< all IL cose IN . single
az
The ns- ryrsen bof only tales q
10y loss er - the lndlsisssi con
.sp1srr baf scfnily sdszncez thel
rzinins scb~<sie ~ fsii t.o ~sess
} oshsr .vr1s. TIA nes q csmsl
rnsh III no~ - rr16y for their
orr sE1frst the Ifs. f~o veekI
nrrs fhan he nsen u i2n yaar
- tr.ir. s.mply b<a.ass fhsy 20
ar-ef a. r~<i rcrs .n1 anu t.oI
s>ss s<riir u spp>sr Azf tAs
'ytstns q r<sznis4flon .ns n
.n<lins sxs nuzb<<s q n<n are
'ins Ne slfh r~Ders<fsin<s< bo~
, otfIosEs. May - sk>n vers
'>ns<is>< In e1viltss II<s . uui<
- q y-<r <<o-<ssD Trssls Psb-
'i,s or,oe. U- 3 y A. cszp Tsr-
7ss<s- H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

4 lAsi by hana yresaaa~ sxplosicr.
fasforc attending the fsrst iiaffkbarw
camp for ofbcers' training he ~as In
Tire employ ef r6mends 4 CO,
hanksrs When the Unstrd States
esitsrcd tAe war he was ssnang TIA
first 20 resign his hussnsss ennaee-
tsnn for the training esmp. where he
~as com sni ssassaed and stus so France
among the earliest
A few days sitter General pefahing
had cshie6 THE news nf her sonx
death. Mrs Garsisxen drxsisd 70 SO
a. France and FLED her application
with the Y. NJ Z. A. War Work
Counxil for cSnteen work she kept
tfe Fact frona essa her nsess lnti.
mate friends. among them Provost
Marshal General k1och n. Crewsiet.
antas fes day. before shs Jeff fer
Frsnct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22

n tspan liNhs eolpT~ss mouse ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-22
MANY RED CROSS
CHAPTERS WILL.
BE ENRICHED
ilNE Srtkk AM ,HDEn n
FARMERS tONt.l,t>~ Wlll.
An wan CAUSE. fROM
FINE HERDS

Sslil~~ses laly "a ~ : soslna con
test snaasas~t~t ny Frank N oamls
presssien, OF the State nnAfd ef Aatl-
lculsare. every maa ATTENDING The farm
efs c~nsrcss Summer short course
al the A a N sseslexe. saltwater. aur.
ins the week nf Jaly ~. August 1. viii
have q saAnre 10 hrsmg hack hnme !
'sncrswsstesvi buli without ssa has
ins cosi him cent In addition. there
viii he awarded . registered hall 10
each of IN seven sonnscs ~ she ssasa
one for each ccansy IN the seven con
test districts having the largess Al
tendance sk the shors ooarse.
Ore Fer Court, Aee~,.
And s,tll another registered breed :
ina animal Will be presented 10 the
eoansy sgens whose county tho s.seal
est number 70 men attend lhin years
session cf tho FARMERS congress-
These breeding animals are from the
f'nest herds In tAc StAiei sney are
FROM the herds OF v ~ tiaul,. /. II Kes
saa~ MusAcs"e; rA slilaspis. Talss
y 4 iseakahaueA. wasnnwa, ! q
S.mpson Enfaula. Commercial l.sua
,cmpans Maskoxces II NhlaslvF.
Natonsn n Y hodssn 4 son, rnAd
and A l. chavhiil. Nlaita, and have
been donated 20 encourage a mammos h
attendance at the short oourea ahere
sre~icr and heler 1--we stock and az
ficaitaral isodacfion viii he axiiatsd
az a means OF increasinr the wealth
q the individual ana pertinent 20
sfeater national food conservation
Other A~srus.
There will also be prizes awarded
Isegnbrfs Of the Sfates boys aud Tlrls
form cinh upon practically the nane
@ mpetisivs hasls as tho bull awards.
tie animals FOR the contest haslae
hccn donated b, W A Williams, Mar.
low MeNcrd Brothers. rauls Waller
u 4 w"lch. Rec oak. ] u Breed. n,
dFc: a a N college and 4 y Fostsr.
fA CITY
Al 81 tho grisea vii be on EXHIBIT
Al saltwater during the week ~ she
short eourFe and will be awarded on
Thursday Aususi .. the DAY upon
obich All the STATE and Coant, breed
lrs aseociations vii meet aud other
iiFaciions staged q, the college for
'si,ofs u is pFoposed 10 ship the
f.Hes TO the winning counties. sell
hem al public auction ami give the
ioeeeds 20 me American Red Cross