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STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
s. To Philadelphia
and Chester

From Fourth st Wharf
schedule 10 effect Monday. October IS
Subject to change yithouf nor ice
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and
Philauelpnia Tor Wilmington, daily except
Saturdays. AZ 500 a. M ~ o'cloc,, nosn
and 4 l5 h M
On Saturdays Suudays ana New Years
Day leave Wilmington and philadclt,hia ~
80 1880 a. m 10 4 X and 2 al 4 ~ -
WILMINGTON PENIS GROVE RoIT,rE
Schedule IN effect sundAv Shtoeer %
Daily. including updaYS
Leave Wilmington csc. 500. Ia 90 a n,
~ O'Clock noon, 200 4 90 8 40 = ~ rs AZ
and 1900 y ui.
Leave penns Grove al IA. 0no. j. ~
a IN. | 90. 500 200 90 90 II 30 /,
a. and IL s5 a m ~
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE-Estate of Thomas Fenton. dc
ceased Notice is hereby given that let
ters OF administration upon the estate of
Thomas Tcnton. late of Wilmington hun
dred deceased were duly grantedunto Mary z.
Fenton ON the thirteenth day ot Deem
Der. A d. 1918 and all persons indebted
to the said deceased are requested to make
payment TO the administrators without
delay aud all persons having demands
against the deceased are required to ex-
hibit and present the same duly probated
TO the said admnistratrix on or before
the thirteenth day of December, A. ID.
1919, or abide by the law in this behalf
MARY Il. FENTpN,
Administ ratriX.
Address: Charles f. Curley. Esq. attorney
at-law. Ford Bldg. Wilmington. Del
NoTICE--Estate OF John Ii. Rigney de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given that let
ters of administration upon the estate OF
dred. deceased. were duly gTanted unto
December. A ID. 1915 and ali person in
debted TO the said deceased are requested
to make payment to the administrators
without delay. and all persons having de
mands against the deceased are required
TO exhibit and present the same duly pro-
baIed 10 the said administrator on or be-
fore the twentieth day ot December, A. d,
1919. or abide by The law in this behalf
1AMES IL. COLE.
Administrators.
Address Charles + Curiey Esq attor-
ney-at law. Ford Bldg. " imiugton. Del.
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CLEANERS AND DYE.RS

A MARTIN. Tailor. Cleaning DyetnS.
Pressing, securing. Repairing OF ladies
and eentlenleos clothing Work called for
and delivered. 70J W. eighth street. ID. < A.
soA6 Automatic i426.
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PRINTING. ENGRAVING. .En1BossING

am now prepared to give good service in
PRiNTiNG-hoth quality and delivery
Chas IT, Gray. Printer. ii II. Eighth ST.
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APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT hird foor. Hot water
heat. No children. Possession at once.
5o7 West street.
FOUR large rooms aud bs "A. heat and hos
water. ianitoT service. Central location.
Price, $50 per month Immediate Possession.
@. w GrIffth "a W Ninth streel
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS addressed 10 the President
OF lhc Levy Court. Roo IA los. Count
Building. llmingtCn. De laWarc Will lE'
received until l. noon. utslay January
q 1919. ior repairs TO tbe breach in the
bank OF the NonesuCh Meadow Company.
along the Christiana river.
A certified check for $500 must accom-
many each hid. The Levy Court reserves
the right 10 REJECT any or all bids. fOr fur
ther information apply to the County En-
l.ipecr Room l33, County Building.
CHARLES l.. GRUBB.
County kneineer.
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STORAGE

STORAGE rooms for rent. Both phones
George h. Lang Co. l2o5 Orange
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WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGING.
PAPERHAN9 N9Ek-H. Shanes. los Norsa
Jackson street, Lowest prices guaranteed
work Phone 1891
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WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS-l.OoO carpets and rugs wanted
To Clean. Both phones. George 4. Lang
Co. 2iO5 Orange street
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HAIR DRESSING.

DR. d . L ID L n. DERAAT0LOGfsT
fece corrector. ali olemishes removed from
the face. imperfect ieatures (birtn dis
ease or accicent1 corrected. rough. coarse
pores smoothed and skin refined; complex
ION cleareo uolloSs and Srinnies removed
Hours > TO ana 10 .. Equitable Bldg
Room coz. Phone lisa
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bAHBERS' SUPPLIES.
,lASQUERADE SUITS.

AAs2DEaNief sf'i-s fzS glgs TO hire
Specialists paints AND a1a ae-ups FrAns
Biesiuger. corner Fourth sd Walnut street.
fhone Dx1s W
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SHAMPOOING, SCALP TREATMENT 1

MRS NJ NICHOLSON. shampooing. scalp
treatment. facial massage vibratory treat
ment hair dressing. also electrical nassase4
2oy n. franklin 81. ID. 4 A. 36s7 j. 10
sIAk1iC { DING and eeop treatment at
youl Lone. Phone s227 W. Bertha NJ.
Ernest s.a l.. Sixth street. out -of-toYn
appo iDtInents acH1pIed
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AUTOMOBILES so HIRE.

1Axi SEKNICE--Quick. dependable. with
reasonable rates From anywhere 10 any
where anytime Call sz3 West Ntnth
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02

Clover and dandelions are winter
rarities in Wilmington lawns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02

1917 Ford touring car Has one-man top.
Good order. Call ID. d 4. phone iu52.
1915 FORD touring car, good rubber. Al
condition Highest bidder gets 1t. Biscoe
Radiator Repair Co.. S35 Orange
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
The Bottineau Courant
Owned and Controlled by Upwards of
AF0I6f Hundred and Fifty Bettineau
County Farmers
Bottineau Cooperative Publishing Co.
~ Publishers
~, 'yE
Richard Costello, Editor and Manager
Il
Richard Costello. Editor and Manager
Entered at the Postoffice at Bottineau
North Dakota as Second Class
Mail Matter

The Westhope Standard of last
week e~ditoriaiizes on: the fact that the
City Council of Antler knew what they
were doing when they designated the
Standard the official paper of Antler
City. Conclusive evidence that Drake
has at least read the newspaper bill,
and for which The Courant takes the
credit and we Will wager another nick
81 that this is the first time said Drake
has ever had to refer to the Session
Laws. On the other hand the web-foot
editor last week c%ontradicted himself
,mQehe newspaper bill as he claimed
that said bill had been passed. He
then told his readers that EVERY
THING. including bank statements,
etc. had to be published: in the official
paper. Drake told his readers last
week he would publish what the Cour-
ant said. Now just wait and see.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02

r Now that the official proceedings
Of the board Of county commissioners
are being published in The Courant,
the1hyphenated I. v. A. organ across
the4street tries to take States Attor-
ney Weeks to task for rendering an
opinion to County Auditor Martin to
the effect that no contract existed be-
tween the Commissioners and the
three papers the first of January and
wants the States Attorney to give an
opinion regarding the contract be-
tween The Courant and the State
Printing commission. When the Advo-
cate through their I. v. A. attorneys
al show how there ever was a con-
tract between the C~onraaiasioqers. and
the three papers we will raif on States
Attorney Weeks to defend the stand
he took last week, but not until then
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02

- @.M~-~ AM&g
Ed.s1Ninje Of Cottonwood;Mont: and
who has been spending ON tirnesat.
Tioxa, this state arrived in Bottineau
-yesterdaysfor a visit with his parents
in this city,. Is y
q. 6. forsberg Of Souris returned
from an lextendedHvisit III Minnesota
Monday. MI. Forsberg says that the
conditions here are just as good IS
fartherSeast. {. 49,
Emil Olson, who recently.purchased
the Erickson Implement Shop at
Souris was a. business visitor in this
city. today. We understand Mr.. Erick-
son and asnily- will geto California to
spend the winter.
stssAfr and Mrs. r. N. Woodward and
Mr.. and.Mrs. i. LeSage left Tuesday
via auto for the coast. They will 60
as i IS. LfVlmgSs;tton Mont. and # the.
weather iss Favorable they. will. conttn-::
de vest td Albany, Ore. otherwise they.
will 20 south. MI. and Mrs Woodward;
win spend some time in Oregon before
going to California, while Mr.. and
nEk Lesaee viii 80 directly I. CAN
AMI = 49, y. ..g..-R-+ Sell a7,s. s1&S&. - N
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

80 -. = ANAIAJO AAAAS1<AAS .0AAS :. ~
Morning Service 10:45, O'Clock, esa-
day School 12:16 o'clock, Eveaing
Service at s O'Clock.
! On Friday evening at 7.45 q Prepar-
atory service will be held when the
pastor will give an address on 'sIhe
Great Supper"
The administration of the Lords
Supper will take place Sunday morn
ing at 10:45. The subject Of the SER
mon at this time will be: ''Thes Ban
quoting House."
We were pleased in having such a
we'll filled church last Sabbath, both
morning and evening and we under
stand both services were greatly en-
joyed. sThe Young Man In Politics.
will be the subject at the evening SER
vice next.Sunday. This will be the Pas
tors third address on The Man Foaarrr
Square," as
AZ cordial invitation is extended t.
I'll to attend these services and those,
without a home church and visitors 70
our city viii re ceive the right hand of
fellowship and be welcome TO our cen,
Portable little church.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
RUSSELL NEWS

Mr.: and Mrs. H. R. Workman have
returned from Canada where they
went a few days ago to pay their last
tribute to one Of Mr.. Workman's sis
tiers, a Mrs. Ward, who met with a
sad accident which proved fatal. The
unfortunate woman went to the well
for some water with which to get din
ner, started the gasoline engine and
after pumping the water she turned
off the switch and started to the house
but the engine did not stop running, SO
she set the water down and went back
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
GARDENA NEWS

Fritz Kuhnke Of Souris was a To-
cal visitor Monday.
Fred Lintz came home from Wales
and visited over Sunday with his fam
lily.
Miss Ellen Erwin Of Bantry.is spend
Iing a few days with friends ii and
near Gardena.
Theodore and Albert Lehman were
sGardena visitors last Saturday. 4
Henry Schroeder, who lived on the
.sNeckelby place bought the John
EBiberdon place near Gardena Wind
rnoyed onto II last Monday.
William Schultz will move ont9 the
q gickelby plaea
Thestelephone company had quite
klittle bcfhSr xing lines aftsi Me
nssss as|1is
fCanada Where heuedIsilS&ds
xk&aWS-Is@@
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
COULDN'T RAISE
HAND TO HEAD
Mrs. Ganash Says Tanlac Was Worth
Weight In Gold To Her All
Troubles Overcome. r 3.

"Before I finished my first bottle
of Tanlac + knew that I had at last
found just the medicine I needed" said
Mrs. Mary Ganash who lives at 2217
North Second Street, Minneapolis,
Mimi, while talking to a Tanlac rep
resentative the other day. : - -1.I
"There are many people who suffer
from stomach trouble and indigestion
just like I did, continued Mrs. Ganash
land as a benefit to these people, am
glad to have this opportunity to tell
them what great relief Tanlacl has
brought to me. When I commenced
taking Tan1ac my stomach was in. such
bad condition that i. couldn't retain
what little I ate, and I would have aw-
full cramping spells on account of gas
forming. Even a glass of. milk would
sometimes cause. me to suffer terribly.
I was badly eonstipated all the time,
and had to take q purgative Of some
kind nearly every day. had such bad
spells Of dizziness 'tht 7 would have to
hold on to something to keep from
falling. I suffered a. lot. from head
aches, too, and was so nervous that the
least noise would upset me, and such
a thing as "a good nights Sleep was
ont of the question for me. Then to
add to my suffering, contracted rheu-
matism in my arms and shoulders so
bad that, there weer times when ]
couldn't raise my hand to my head.
For the last three months before /
commenced taking Tanlac, I was con-
fined to my bed most of the time:
"Well, it just seemed impossible for
me to find a medicine or treatment
that would do me any good, but ]
rsade up my mind to keep on trying
so when l heard about Tanlac l bought
a bottle and commenced taking it. I
have only taken four bottles Of this
medicine so far, and I a truthfully
say that / feel as we'll in every way
as l ever did in my life. I have gained
ten pounds already, and I know I am
still gaining every day l. have a fine
appetite. and the best Of all is, lean
e0t ally t1l1AlS NW0lAt 0IAu 0o 11lNSAA do I
want and I never suffer a particle af-
forwards. The rheumatism and head
aches have left me too, and thatsalo
n.akes Tanlac worth its Weight in
gold to me. I sleep like a baby every
night, and get up feeling fine every
morning and after eating "a heart,
breakfast, I do all my .housework anf
it doesn't seem to tire me at al: i tel
everybody I meet about Tanlac,. AND
have gotten several people to take il
I just can't find words to express how
happy I am, and how grateful I fee
for what this wonderful medicine has
done for me-, ,, @.<# ...y@ H.
Tanlac is sold in Bottineau by Sig
The Westhope Drug Co., in Gardens
u~ardson's Pharmacy, in Westhope b,
by Ben H. Boltz, in Willow City b!
Willow City Drug & Jewelry Co., ant
in Antler by Antler Drug & Jewelr!
Co." q .s"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
cousin Miss Anna Mckee visited rel
atives near Willow City Friday and

cousin Miss Anna Mckee visited rel
atives neal Willow City Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Boltz come home from
the hospital last Friday.
\ Mrs. Erwin and daughter Ellen and
son Walter called at the telephone Of
flee on their way to Bottineau last
Thursday.
Nh. Swanbeck Wha lived on Mr.. H..
Mortensons farm has rented the. Has.
kett farm near Bottineau.
The thieves who robbed our bank
must have had poor eyes as they took
so many deeds, mortgages and insur-
ance policies, must have taken them
for liberty bonds. i
Ed. Boettcher. who lived on the Har-
ry Riel place has rented and moved
onto the Mortensop place..
MI. j. F.. Nehring, returned home
from. st. Paul last Friday.
Mr.. Claude McAllestef and family
Of Minot visited at the Herman Boltz
home last Sunday.
William Albright is mending the
bank. Too late Bill after the horse is
stolen there is no use to, lock the
barn. 81 = : -,ts.r.r, .s-' 81
Dan Crawford Of Omernee. paid a
call to Gardena folks and reports that
he has purchased some large moving
timbers and will be ready for any kind
Of work. $500 :
Miss Alma Gran. was in Gardena
last Saturday to look after her liberty
bonds which she had in her fathers
safety deposit box in, the bank but
they were gone. Sorry TO hear of Miss
Grams misfortune.
Little Ida Lintz, daughter Of Fred
Lintz took sick Sunday night but IS
improving at present.
t Mr.. Clifford Peppei and Richard
Granthum are home from thesharvest
fields near Egeland. .
Mr.. Ell. Arms, Yice-president of
the bank was a-Gardena visitor Thurs
day.
Mr.. Del futile and Ed. Welke Of
Willow City are shipping stock from
this station to the Equity at st. Paul.
Mr.. Oscar Hagen while at Calvin
had a run away and his comrade re-
ceived q broken leg and was taken to
the hospital at Devils Lake while Mr..
received some flesh wounds
| which we hope are not serious.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an article dealing with the estray law
of North Dakota. 1t will be noticed
that all estrays, must be published in
the official paper and that where they
are not the individual may cause him
self considerable trouble. The /. V. A.
county weeklies may also save them
selves a little trouble by observing. the
foregoing.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

A1vd Hall Of Souris spent Friday in
B~ottineau. ! q !
Harry Amsbaugh went 70 Deloraine
Friday On business. 1 IL. I
r. NJ. Trimble of Westhope was~a
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Aug. Frykman Of souris was q bnsi-
ness caller in Bettineau Wednesday
Matt Norstgaafd of souris was i
;Bottineau business visitor yesterday.
O.: N. Hendrikson and vern Miller
were Minot business visitors THURS
day. sa .ssss
Dana.M cIntosh, who hassspent some
time in Canada. returned home Satur-
Edav:= y: ss..|Ss' II ~ NE -
-, frTa., s4ge.zss-.S {. ss. s-sE ssssi
Arthur Boardman went to Overly
today!Mhere.he :spend'a sfewsdays Wis
iting. -sas@. ~sassS:t t@ss ~. .Es
b, ss.sr ,ssss ~. g. j. ..ssass $50 t.ts
Robert Brander~ and son William Of
Sopgris were visitors in Bottineau:oaa
Friday. 81 As>rss -: >
Attorney Il i o.; Haro ,lis Il Lans-,
ford transacted business in, Botttineaau
Yesterday ester 4 - !: ~. rs.:s - 4
Pete Heafey and Andy, Sprinkle "
turned home from = tip foss Minneapo.
lis, Tuesday. ss' =ss ,:s 49,
MrsxsA Holmberg5 went to- New
Rockford today where she will visit
with friends. ~ s@ ~ O..
D.. ,~...x.ss asa:. .:4s>s1
The interior Of the Bottineau Coop
store is being treated to aacoat4~of
paint. this week. :gI5 ss
Miss Evaline White has accepted a
position as stenographer at the Bot"
tineau County Bank. @<...z
Mrs. P. J. Scully and daughter Pa
tricia went to Westhope Wednesday
for a short visit with relatives.
Rudolph Clausen who. has been
spending some time in Grand Forks
returned to his home in this city Fri
day. ~ {% s'&aSs*
The Misses Carey, and Mrs. j. @,
Ness returned home from the W.. C.
T. U. Convention held at Grand Forks
Tuesday. ~.
~anr..su A. .. ..i...
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
OsTBY TOWNSHIP

visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Shead of
Auroraville, Wis Mrs. Shead is a sis
ter Of Mrs. Yerkie and Mrs. R.. G.
Pick. " -:
/ Last Sunday evening Sept. 21st. at.
9 Io'clock at the home Of the bride, Mr..
md Mrs. Wm. Yerkie occurred the
Of Miss Edith Ethel Yefide
to Nh. Emil Senior. Rev. Johnston Of
Willow performing the ceremony BE-
fore a group Of friends and the fam
lily; The bride: was dressed in white
and was attended by her sister Alice
and Miss Gladys Meyers and the
groom by MI. Will Yerkie and Arthur
Ventzke. After the. wedding a lunch
was served.to about forty friends and
relatives. The bride and groom moved
onto the Cahill place where the. bride
IS engaged in teaching the winter
term of school.
Auction sales seem to be IN order
now. There has been one nearly every
day this week. ! So ~*1A J
& Mrs. Wi Lazier, Miss Isabel Ander-
son and Leona Lazier formed a chara-
vari party that called at the Emil
Senior home last Tuesday evening.
VIM. Yerkie, ST., Jason Shead and
Will Yerkie, Jr. attended the Ed. Car
penter and Earl Kendall sales this
week. - = 4
Wonman's Auxiliary meeting was
held at Mrs. Walter Thompson'sr Fri
day afternoon. A collection was taken
for Mrs. M. X. Bowen at the meeting
and quite a sum was raised which
| shows that the women al help where
help is needed.
T. G. Michaels our local editor will
be running up against the wrong per
son IL he keeps on copying news from
the Fargo Forum and Grand Forks
Herald.
Sam Thompson moved his household
! goods and stock this week to the Bert
Bell farm.
MI. and Mrs. Nick Nelson visited
at the c. P. Meyers home Saturday
evening.
Sam Thompson bought q bunch Of
young stock at the Edd. Carpenter
sale which he intends to feed this
winter.
Miss Jennie Meyers is working al
the Shucart home. east Of Willow.
Mrs. Fred McGarry, Mrs. ] 2. Par.
kinson, Mrs. Will Albright and Mrs
]. johnson, members Of Club No. 8 Of
w. "A. N. P. L. attended the No. Il
meeting at Mrs. Walter Thompson.
last Friday. III
There will be a church sale at tbs
Norwegian church near Anderson's Of
Oct. IL. !;
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Yerkie and fam,
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Shead and MI
Rose Prellwitz and family and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Emil Sender were guests at til.
R. G. Pick home Sunday.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02

D1Es
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02

: FOR SALE-Pure bred, Wyandstte
Cockerels, Matched in May, to sell Tor
SIPS If taken before the last Of Oct:.
Philip Tetrault, Bottinean, N. D. ltp.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02
BAPTIST CHURCH .
Raw. ]. N.yStart vii preach nsra:
ing and evening. Prayer .meetiae
Wednesday evening. ..ssE
CARDsOFTHANKS.

!: n sCARDaOFTHANKS -
90 Mrs. Warren Moore and family wish.
to express their gratitude to the hide:
pendent Order Of Oddfelfows, aiss O.
all others who came 70 assist us in. eyr.
hour Of sorrow and bereavement. J
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-16

Corpus Christi, Texas May Is. 1919.
Mr. w q. G Smith
Agent Industrial transportation Co,
Nueces Hotel Corpus Christi Texas.
Dear Sir.
Conforming To your request that give my views along
the line OF what Corpus Christi and vicinity 70 nave
real Packing and Canning Plant operated by yourselves
and under the plan of the Industrial transportation Company
wish that think a wonderful thing for the farmers
Of this engaged II growing truck for market purposes
plant Of this Kind n line with the growth and develop
community and especially OF Corpus Christi and
this section OF the country.
Since the purchase the Corpus rsti Fish and Pack
ing Company by the Industrial Transportation Company To
enlarge and operate actively will have the tendency of
for this 0f country IL VIII work along the line
ot developing the possibilities of truck growing and with the
proper cooperation ON the part of oW business men truck
growers etc. an industry Will be developed second only to
cotton.
That of AN kinds be grown here large guam
titles Is beyond the experimental stage and with your fac-
ties for shipping th truck your lime OF stores through
the country long there's demand. with your
-uch stuff would nDi snip WE'LL u 10 that
Your plan most excellent and should appeal 20 every
producer and consumer 81 food products if every farmer
would only plant truck OF different kinds would
immense volume of business and be sufficient 10
support am industry the kind that you propose give this
section and the time bring about market conditions
na VIII make Interesting and attractive foG the farmers 10
i-a well known fact that crop of truck be- grown
and gotten off the land n time 10 plant and make cotton
thus growing Two crops the same land n year
WeknoN of farmer VINO mas crop Of onions ready
f0l harvesting and COTTON planted between the onion rows
that s as advanced the average cotton fields.
The only thing that bias stood In the way o the truck
grower of this section has been the facilities for handling his
study your plan that this has been solved that this
country will develop into great truck growing country IS
In the immediate future Very truly
T. b. OATMAN President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
EXPERIMENTATION U. s.

Following is the itinery of the
flight being made by L. s. army
plane from Boiling Field:
(al Historical Divisions. Thir-
teen original states-Louisiana Pur-
chase 1905; Texas Annexed 1915:
Forbes Purchase; Territory ceded by
Spain 1919: Gladsden Purchase 1858;
territory coded by Mexico lS4S: title
to Oregon Territory established. 1916.
(bl II crosses the District of
Columbia and all states that border
the United States with the exception
of Indiana and Illinois. viz District of
Columbia Virginia. North Carolina,
South Carolina. Georgia. Florida AL
ALBANIA. Mississippi. Louisiana, Tex
as. New Mexico, Arizona. California,
Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Mon
tana.. North Dakota. Minnesota.
Wisconsin. Michigan. Ohio, Rhode
Island. Pennsylvania, New York.
vermont New Hampshire. Maine.
Massachusetts,. Connecticut. New
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland.
tc) The following approximate
mileage in each State-District of
Columbia. 10 miles: Virginia. 10
miles; North Carolina. 215 miles;
South Carolina 1875 miles: Georgia.
80 miles; Florida. s5s miles. Ala