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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
PREGATIRI PENTRU PRl-
MIREA DELEGAJILOR
AUSTRIECI.

PARIS, 3 Maiu. La st. Ger.
mani4 au inceput astazi pregati
rile pentru primirea delegation
Austrieci. Gu toate ca Ru este 81
xata data sosirei lor, aceasta ac-
tivitate fost privita ca indicinrl
ca Ell vor sosi inainte de plecarea
delegation Germani de la Yer.
sailles.
Conform Mtimilor informatiuni
capatate, tratatele separate Gu A
ustria, GU Turcia 81 GU Bulgaria
vor fl luate spre cercetare unnl
dupa altul imediat ce Germanii
vor primi termenii pactului pc ca
re trebue sal semneZe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
PATRIE

D-nul captain Green, seful mi
siunei americana pentru aprovizi-
onarea ROminiei, a putut dupa
multa staruinta Isa obtie in sfirsit
ajutorul Statelor Unite, in ceea &c
priveste imbracamintea populated
sarmane de la moi.
In depozitele directiei refacerii,
carl au ramas de la Germani, sd
gasesc 81 lucruri nefolositoare re-
construirii industriei ca: mobile,
crema de ghete, sapun de toaleta,
hzi, butoaie, vase, ETC., 81 cuie, sa-
ruburi in mica cantitate. Acests
lucruri vor Fl vindute prin licita-
tie publica, afara de acelea carl
vor putea Fl folosite de vre-o an
tOritatc.
Ministrul de inferno a fost au-
torizat sa imprumutc judetelor
1928, ,9O9 lei 81 comunelor urbanc
nc resedinte 6,6l4,9OO lei pentru
ltrebuintele lor urgente.
Pc seama ministerului lucrari-
lor publice au fost deschise Gre
dite in suma de 1891 800 lei pen
tru reparatiile soselelor 81 altele.
Consiliul de ministri hotarit
ca rubla ruseasca Lwov, Sd fie
primita ls plat, de. .casele publice
din Basarabia, in valoare de | leu.
Ministerial de industrie face Gu
noacut industriasilor 81 propric-
tarilor dc mine, carl All primit
despAgnbiri de la administrative
germana, penru pagnbile cauzaie
de ar,nata sau administratia romi-
nj, q comqnice de ureenta, di-
rectinnei minelor sumele ce ~
prinait de u Germapi.
Dsnpl GeoFse Derupsi : fost nv
!. 'l \ siia /! y 4 ~, insr mini : 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
CONVOCARE,

I'm conformitate Gu art. 6, sect.
1, din regulamentul Societatii Ac-
tionare de Pubicitate a Uniunci
Societatilor Romine Americana,
prin prezenta sunt convocati toti
directorii sus zisei Societati a lua
parte la SEDINTA ORDINARA,
care So va tinea in localul Socie-
tatii Actionare de sub numaru]
5705 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland,
Ohio, in ziua de Marti, Is Maiu
1919.
Sedinta SO va deschide la orele
1880 Eastern Time. Absentee ne
motivate nu Sc vor lua in consi-
derare.
tn speranta Cd toti cei mentio-
natl in acest convocator vor Fl
constii de chemarea lor, semn&m
Gu deosebit& stima:
Pentru Societatea Actionara de
Publicitate q Uniunei Solicitation
Romine Americana:
loan q. HoZA, presedinte.
N. NESTOR, secretar -comptabil.
(4---6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

Sc poate trimite fonduri pc hume
le:
CHARLES COLFAX LONG"
Treasurer to American committee
for relief Of the Roumanian war
orphans.
CIo Major L. D.. Teiusanu, Mill
tary Attache Stoneleigh Court
Apt. 505., WASHINGTON, D. G.
Spre a Sc vedea lamurit de ca
tre ori 81 cine, voiu trimite sp.e
publicare copie dupa adresa mea
No. 1872 din 81 Martie 1919 con
tind darea de seama pentru intra-
buintarea fondurilor primite.
Voiu da spre publicare numele
tuturor persoanelor 81 sumele Gu
care au contribute fiecare, de in
data &c comitetul lie are rinduite
gaia, cind tot odata vom null
tumi acestui comitet pentru bine
voitorul concurs.
Liste de donatori vom publica
de acum inainte in fiecare luna,
astfel ca orr 81 cine sd controleze
prin el insusi daca fondurile tri-
mise au "ajuns la destinatiune 81
sa Sc vada in acelasi timp de toa-
ia lumea, cine sd gIndeste la acel
de-acasa 81 cine ma.
Tot in acelasi seop, dar mai a
les pentru scoate in evidenta
prestigiul neamplui Rominesc
printre poporuls merican, 81 Re,
prezentantii dipfohiatici, ale tu-
turor natiunilor la Washington,
m am gindit sd organizam la Wa
shington, 0 sarbatoare GU toa'a
cinstea, pc 10 Maiu Rominesc (23
Maiu still nou), GU att mai mutt,
Gu cit pentru prima data ell ne ga
seste Gu totii strinsi la olalta.
Aceasta idee a prins radacini
adinci in sufletul tuturor acelor
care tin la Neamul nostru 81 ne
au promis eel mai mare concurs.
Tn comitet compus din cele mai
distinse persoane din Washington,
sub inaltul patronaj al NJ S. Re
ginei Rominiei, care ne-a comu-
nicat aceasta prin Cablul No.
1916 a D-lui Ministru Victor An
tonescu din PARIS, - organizea-
"a aceasta serbare.
Neaparat este de datOria fieca-
rui Romin, a contribui Gu tot ce
va putea pentru ca aceasta SER
bare sa scoata in evidenta ca Ro-
m1nul site sd sarbatoreasca zile-
lie mari rationale GU att mai
denim, Gu cit suferintele neamuiui
all fOst mai mari.
De aceia va rog ca toti, aceia
care an costume frumOase natjo-
male, barbati, femei sau copii, 81
care pot veni pc spesele lor, pen
tru ziua 81 seara de % Maiu la
Washington. Sunt inyitati a lua
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
|COMUNICAT OFICIOS
CATRA ToATE soCIETATILE MEMBRE in UN1UNEA
sOClETATILOR R0MfNE DE AJUTOR 81 CULTURA

0noratele presid ale socetao noastre in bunaintele
gere Gu membr or sunt rugate lua la cunosnta 81
cede IA fe, in privinta noului fmprumut de stat
Acest imprumut respective subscriere penru
ermna probabi IN 10 Mai Pentru scop abso
ut de pa toate soce nosre sa Sc ntereseze foare
De aproape de neaga campane noteze numee
membrdlor cum 81 sumee de carl cumparat bonduri
Zece le Gel multi della data 1ncheier campanie adeca
q q Mai ecare socetate din Unune rimit& Ia adresa
crearuui general rapport despe progasu acut nre
mini 81 mai ales membr societa Fecare socieate este
IN rapport. poate arata 81 adresa cumparatorului
Uniunea Solicitation Roine de Ajuor 81 Cuura este in
vitaa de glvern astearna in teren anu nm rapport
esct despe acvtatea socetaor sale De incre
derea q societate noase grill rapcarele lor t
ise guvernulu q deadreptu secretaruu general al Unu
nil Socet&tilor Romine din America
NSdajduind @ z fel ii in ecut fra emb isi vo,
ndepM datorntee scumpatate am raas tuturora cr
drag0ste:
IoAN C06MA, pres gen loan N. SUFANx, secr gen
Uniunsa soc. Rom AZ Ajutor u outurx din AlnsFica
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
B0LSEvICII BATUTI IN sIBE
RIA.

LONDRA, 2 Maiu. - 0 depesa
trimisa din Omsk Gu datul de "a
,Aprilie spune Cd armata amiralu-
lui Kolchak, alung1nd pc bolsevici
de Ia sud-vest de Sterlitamok au
inaintat nouxxeci de mile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

FRATI R0MNI!
STINT 0 deosebita multumire sufle
teasca va zice din nou: BINE
VAN GASIT.
Tot odata, aducindu-va salutu
fratesc a celor de peste Ocean, va
transmit mesajul Authorization RI
m1nesti aflate in PARIS, care pun
toata nadejdea in ajutorul Gu ca
re yeti contribui pentru realizarea
visului nostru de veci, - UNI
REA TUTUROR ROM1NILOR
= Wis care este ca 81 implinit, da,
care totusi, are inca mare nevoit
de sfortarile noastre in comun
pentru al transfOrma in fapt re.
al. :
Aceasta este cea mai mare fap-
ia a GENERATIUNEI ROMf.
NESTI de astazi, carora ne-a fost
dat sd train timpuri att de mar
81 att de insemnate in Istoriu
neamului Rominesc, - fapta &
care va depinde viitorul urmasi,
lor nOstri.
Adresez aceste calde cuvinte
tuturor acelOr in carOr inima
bate un SUFLET ROM1NESC, s.
care gindindu-se la sacrificiile
facute de neamul rominesc, vol
sti sd fie la 1naltimea lor.
Major L. D. TEIUSANU, atasa1
militar.
FRATI ROMfNI!
Ca urnfare IA atiresa nlea No
1888, STINT 0 ,deosebita placere !
va multumi in numele Orfanilol
din Rominia, pentru ajutorul ca
re l-ati oferit in bani anul trecut
Acel fond adresat M. S. Regime
prin Cekul E. 918 in valoare d.
1,526.5, una mie cinci suite doua
zeci 81 Sase 81 jumatate lire ster
hinge engleze, sau 39,6542O =
treizeci 81 noua mil sase suite cine
zeci 81 patru franci francezi 81 2(
centime - s'a PRINT, dupa cum
imi comunica Atasatul Milital
din PARIS prin telegrama No. So
81 Sc intrebuinteaza pentru a reda
viata 81 educatiunel copiilor dir
Orfelinatul Sublocotenent ECA
TERINA TEODORIU - ce an
infiintat in apropiere de IASI
purtind numele tinerei noastre
eroine din actualul Razboi 81 fOs.
ia mea eleva Cercetasa din Tir-
gu-Jiu.
Speram ca acei care au posibi
litatea a ajuta vre-unul din res.
tul de $4,000 orfani, ce asteapta
inca a-si gasi salvatorul, Sc voH
gindi la acei bieti copilasi ra
masi pc drumuri fara parinti
MORT in lupte sau de boale, 81
fara locuinte, distruse de tunul
manic.
Pentru aceaSta, reaminteSc ca
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Foster. John Campbell of Wilke took

Foster. John Campbell of Wilke tool
the train from here for Webster Cit.
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Butler have
moved into the fiat above the Rick fur
niture store on Main street. T1e room:
are very nicely decorated, having bee,
finished for MI. and Mrs. Harry Rick
who lived there until they moved L
Chicago.
Rasmus SOrensOn and Alfred Jensen
were guests Of honor at dancing party
at the home Of Mi. and Mrs. Jens Jen
son few nights ago. Both of lhs
young men have recently returned fiOE
overseas where they had served fD1
nearly year. A bountiful three cOurs.
supper was served during the eveains
which was pleasantly occupied with mu
sic and dancing.
Mrs. James Butler and children are
visiting in Miller, S. d., at the home OF
Mrs. Earl Campbell, a sister of Mrs
Butler.
Mrs. J. V. Stark went to Stanhope
Friday for visit with relatives.
Adolph Westwick aud Galy Edvensor
recently purchased the Al Henderson
place of 12O acres for 1915 an acre
Landman Shane made the deal VI
John Johnson sold his place to A.
Hansen of Livermore for 1925 pei
acre. There are 200 acres in the place,
Gus staebler conducted the transaction.
Mr., staebler has been doing a lot ( Of
real estate work Ately.
L DIR. w, b. Bossenberger was a recent
professional caller In Alden. s,sS "
The lecture md slides 1T the Pres
bytprian church Friday evening were
well attended for hot night. Prof.
lockwood made 1 plea for the jubilee
fund for the Nv. sCs 7. U. and raised
over $50 In pledges and money. THE
ready response shows that Williams IS
strongly for prohibition. The locaPW.
C. T. U. wishes to thank all the donors
to the fund. The amount raised puts
them well over the top in their quota.
I. ID. Mcclure shipped a carload OF
fine porkers to Chicago the last of the
week.
Lester Tuttle is driving one Of the
newest model Oyerlands, purchased
from Andrew Caruth.
June %.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
BIG COM
MUN|TY WEDNESDAY
Webster City Merchants
Have Big Offerings for
Wednesday.

The attention Of both city and cOun'
try readers of the Freeman-Journal is
directed again this week to the big
Community Wednesday" offerings OF
Webster City merchants.
The businessmen Of the city are max
ing an honest and conscientious effort
to make it worth while for the people
of this trade territory to come to Web.
ster City every Wednesday. The atten-
tion Of country people is especially
directed to the advertised offerings
1t is easy for city people 10 take ad.
vantage of them, but the weather some.
times keeps country. people away.
There is no "grandstanding," however,
about Community Wednesday," 1t
is day of real bargains and. the coun-
try people will find it to their advant-
age: to carefully read the advertise
ments.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

moisture, crisp and tender. The
amount of high priced protein feed
necessary to make balanced ration
is less on rape pasture than on blue
grass pasture. Also, the grain neces-
sary to make pound of grain Is less
when the pigs have rape than when
they have blue grass pasture. Most
pigs have the run of blue grass pas
ture.
1t is fine feed in the spring when
young and green, but about as palat-
able as shavings when July and Au-
guest come. With rape as supple
ment for blue grass pasture, more
pork can be made with the same
amount Of grain. The pigs will have
palatable green feed throughout the
season instead of only during the
spring and fall.
1t is but an odd job and small
amount of work to sow patch of rape
where the pigs can be turned in; the
results will pay high interest on the
proposition.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
LOCAL men GET
STATE FAIR JOBS
Two Policemen and two Tic.
ket Sellers Selected
a-@ From Here.

Hamilton county this year will fur
nish four men among those selected for
jobs at the Iowa state fair the last week
in, August. They are Herman Rut-
ledge and Albert Leopold, policemen,
and w. H.. Harrison and w. H. john
son, ticket sellers.
Mr.. Rutledge this year will serve his
tenth consecutive year on the state fair
may well be proud. He. has done con-
siderable extra police work in this city
and has always given satisfaction.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Freeman Journal Gets First News.

First news that the German national
assembly at Weimar had voted q
Authorize it's delegates to sign the peace
treaty at Versailles, reached Webster
City in an Associated Press bulletin
received by the Fireman. ournalA yes
rerday afternoon This bulletin was
placed in the window and attracted
good deal Of interest among people on
the street Sunday afternoon.
When anything happens, The Asso
'ciated Press gets 1t and the Freeman
iJournal gets The Associated Press
news.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Rue Corbin Back.

Old time baseball fans, now that the
great national game has been revived,
will welcome news that Rue Corbin.
one time pitcher, has landed at Hobo
ken, N. Y, after. thirteen months mill
tary service overseas. y
Mr.. Corbin is son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. il. C0rbin, southwest Of town, and
was a member Of the Seventh division.
He arrived in the United States Friday
and probably will be demobilized Mt
Camp Mills He il expected home by
July A. ~
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
BIairsburg News.

Z. H. f. Allen is doing some carpenter
work for Arthur Chapman.
Van Rogers has moved to Mason City
where he has accepted a position with
the railroad company. Ray Baird has
moved in the house vacated by Mr..
Rogers.
Mrs. c. N. Eaton and Mrs. H. +.
Allen were Webster City callers We'd
iiesday.
= A. E. McNab left Friday for seaton,
ILL.,, for an extended visit.
Robert Lynch went to RelmOnd Tues
day to look after farm.
Miss Arlene Lynch, Marie Ches-
shir, Ira Schroeder, Pauline Terry and
Maxwell Conway spent Saturday III
Webster City.
Howard Hale Of Maxwell was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Possehl Is here for an ex-
tended visit at the Fred Greve home.
q b. ii. Cornelius and family have
moved to Bayard, Iowa.
- IL. u. ManiOn SOld the DarDef SnOp
and postoffice building to Postmaster
,Lynd { few days ago.
Willard Sayre went to Fort Dodge
last week where he has accepted posi-
ton to work this summer.
VIM. Oakland and son Lloyd left
Wednesday for Minneapolis to he pres
ent at the graduation Of the formers
niece, Esther Jaycox.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Wilson and
daughter Blanche OF Webster City Wis
tied between trains Mt the H. l.. Bukett
and H. F. Allen homes Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Pelz, who was reported IN
serious condition few days ago, is
now much improved.
James Shearer, who was here last
week, went to Webster City and ac
cDmpaniet the Boy Scouts on Their
recent camping trip, by acting rs cook
June q.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Ellsworth to Celebrate.

Among the other towns I'M this county
which will celebrate the Fourth OF
July is Ellsworth. The celebration
there will be held at Oak park, just
west of town. A big pavilion dance
afternoon and evening is the feature.
The Ellsworth band will play. Large
bills advertising this celebration have
been posted generally over this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Plans to Export Pure.Bred Stock.

TO work out plans for increasing the
expectation of pure bred breeding stock
from the United States to South Amer
lea, David Harrell and Fl. =. Morgan,
of the bureau Of markets, will go to
South America as representatives of
the United States department of agri-
culture. They recently conferred in
Chicago with secretaries Of various
breeding associations. Secretaries rep
resenting all breeds of hogs and all but
two Of cattle attended. Ways and
means of stimulating interest among
South American stock raisers in impor-
tations of pure bred stock from this
country were discussed 1t was plan
ned to send shipment of hogs to South
American livestock shows. This plan,
it is believed, is one Of the best ways of
Introducing to South American stock
raisers the quality of animals now be-
ing grown in the United States.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Sow Rape to Insure Pasture.

There is as much food value in rape
as i'm skim milk, say animal husban-
dry department men at Iowa State
college. This gives an approximation
of the worth of rape for hogs. Just
as lettuce satisfies the appetite of a
a person in the spring Of the year,
so rape suits the pig.
1t Is succulent, about 80 per cent
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Strawberries for Canning.
Bee J. III. Daniels or phone 2Of3.
Y 17d6j1f1
Is Resting Easier.

George w. Miller Of Mulberry Center,
who was struck by lightning few days
ago, is resting somewhat easier now.
He has been suffering intensely. His
eyes are still swollen shut but 1t is
thought he will regain his sight, al
though it may be some time before he
will recover from the shock.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Williams Items.

John STANCE is re-painting the J. r
futile home. t;s
Rev. Geo. .Jecklin is helping the car,
penters this week. !.
Frank Counsel and Earl johnson
have arrived home from Camp Dodge
where they received their honorable
discharge from the army. Frank left
for his home at Steamboat Rock after
greeting his old friends and will visit
for while with his parents before re.
turning to work in the State Bank.
Minor Runyon keeps good sized
crowd of folks busy these days picking
strawberries.
Thos. cambridge, manager of the
picture ajbw, has re-christened the op-
era house the Oasis. This has cool.
refreshing sound and now that Mr.. b.
has installed a cooling system, it may
prove to be veritable oasis in this
hot weather. III n,
Mat Kearney has sold his 100 acre
farm to Olsen Bros. for $24O per acre.
Mrs. Thos. cambridge apd son Allin-
son were, county seat visitors Thursday.
The NJ. p. L. A., s. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Lester futile Wednes-
day afternoon.
Nels Quelland, who has been in the
Lutheran hospital at Des Moines for
appendicitis, is back home once more
and making nice recovery 4.
The Book club met Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. II. Foster. The
ladies who make up the clubs mem
bership are taking mp the study OF SER
ious literature. 1t is likely they will
affiliate with the Federation Of WO-
mems Clubs.
Miss Maurine Ricke has been in East
Dubuque the past week visiting at the
home of Miss A: Gertner. Miss Cert
,ner was formerly principal of the
school here.
Roy Walsh, who has been attending
st. Bede college at Peru, ILL.,, is home
for his vacation.
The Williams band will give their
first open air concert in the park Thurs
day evening, June 26, at which time
they will serve ice cream and cake. Ev-
erybody come. and help boost for the
band. They have fine program ar
ranged for the opening concert.
Mrs. Olive Thompson is home from
her visit to eastern points in the state.
1.-THE Eagles Mate, which was billed
for the Oasis for Saturday night, will
be given Wednesday night, instead.
Lost in Transit was given Saturday
and the Mary Pickford picture will he
seen Wednesday.
l. d. Mcclure lost nice stallion
from strangulated hernia the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coates Of Dun
cOmbe autoel down and spent, Sunday
at the Roy Mills home.
Those who attended the big dance at
the Jack Murphy farm home Thurs
day night report real good time.
Among the Williams visitors to tine
county seat Saturday were Frank
FIuesch. J. II. Myers and Mrs. w. r.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Commission in Marine Corps.

TrNr. and Mrs. E. J. Meller of this city
are just in receipt of letter from their
son, Eugene, who is with the marine
corps, saying that he has been given
q commission as second lieutenant.
lieutenant Meller has been very active
with the marines and his elevation to
a commissioned Office is pleasing to his
many Webster City friends.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

Mrs. u. L. Boozell returned home to
Palmer today following few days Wis
lit here with her daughter, Miss Katll-
ryn, and also with relatives at Blairs-
burg. Miss Kathryn, who had her fin
ger smashed in a press machine at the
skate factory last week, accompanied
her mother home and will remain in
definitely.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

Charles Mason left this morning 70.
Primghar to visit his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. III. Montzheimer, and
drive them from Primghar TO Minkana,
Wis, where the Manufacturers will
spend the summer and where Charles
Viii enjoy a short vacation.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

Mrs Frank johnson and children of
Cleghorn arrived Saturday for week.
visit with Mrs. Johnsons parents, MI.
and Mrs. J. H. Clabaugh Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Johnson and children from REM
sen returned home this morning AFTER
a week end visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Cla-
baugh.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

1t is not necessary to bald expensive
poultry houses, but they should be serv-
iceable, fairly roOmy, well lighted, and
well ventilated without drafts.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
Use Self Feeders.

Fatten hogs on self feeders as far as
possible. Hogs fed in this way save
labor, save feed in proportion to the
gain in weight made, and are ready for
market sooner than those which are
hand fed. Less feed is actually re-
quired to fatten when hogs are self
fed. The system is therefore ecOnomi-
cal in every respect.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23
For Daylight Repeal Bill.

| Another protest against the day.
Light saving plan was sent to Washing,
ton recently when the Iowa Agricul.
|turist, student agricultural paper at
Iowa State college, wired Senator w,
s. Kenyon, asking for the repeal OF
the act and return to the old fashioned
before the-war plan. The telegram
sent to Senator Kenyon by the editor
of the college farm paper at Ames was
as follows: ''The Iowa Agriculturist,
student agricultural publication of
Iowa State college, favors repeal day
light saving Legislation
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

Mrs. Henry Oleson and children
went to Woodstock this noon for few
days visit with the formers sister,
Mrs. NJ. p. Jensen and family.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

Reports from farm bureaus in Iowa
show that many organizations recently
have conducted membership drives with
excellent results. Approximately 50 per
cent OF all farmers solicited became
members, according to reports from
county agents.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-23

MRS G. c. Fisher. Mrs. b.. f. Gibbon
and Miss Lizzie Dover Of Williams
were visitors in this city Saturday,
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Gibbon attended
the eighth grade graduating exercises
Saturday afternoon, tbotli having chill
dren who graduated.