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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29

Lambs. as lbs. or more 7.10dp19.7b
Ewes. medium to choice ..12,Oo@ lt'oo
Cuiis ............. ....... 'it'ooWiIVo
Breeding ewes .l0.50@17,50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
HOGS STILL ON
UPWARD SWING.
PRICES IN CHICAGO STRONG TO
10 CENTS HIGHER THAN FRI
DAYS Low TIME.
TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR WEEK
FALL BELOW AVERAGE

Bulk Continue to Sell Within Range Of
20 Cents-Good and Choice Beef
Steers Selling 50 to rs Cents Higher
Than at Close Last Wssk-Most
Sheep and Lambs on Lower Basis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
Chicago Potato Market.
90

lineage, MdTCl -.
Potatoes-Steady.
Choice to fancy northern sacked and
bulk, white stock, United States grade
No. l. 1.IOd1.SO, western russets, 2.l5.
Receipts-15 cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
MINNEAPOLIS. March %

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis, March 29.
Corn-No. I, 1.46Q1.47; No. yell
low, 1.49@1.50; No. 1 yellow, 1.46@1.4s;
No. 5 yellow, 1.4e@1.43; No. mixed,
1.46@147; No. mixed, 1.43@144; No
mixed, 1.41@1.42: No. 8 mixed, 1885 /;
others, 1.2001.3S.
Oats--No. 8 white. SAX @65h: stan
dards. s2h@sSA; No. white, 61h @
S21s; No. 4 white, .57h G60A.
Bariey-Choice, s7@101; medium, 90
9ss; lower grades. s0G92.
Rye-1.69N.
F1Ax-3.76@3.73.
III PEORIA CASH GRAIN.
II is.i5 \. ~ Peoria, March 10.
Corn-No. 3. yellow, Isl; No. 8 yell
} low, t.i6; No. yellow, 1.49hs; No.
mixed, $50; No. mixed, 1.4s.
n. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.
st. Louis, March 70.
Osen7 70 cents lower; No. 2, l.5z;
No. & ll701.4s; No. ; yellow. 1870
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29

Chicago, March 29--Hogs continued
their upward trend today. and all
grades were strong, with many selling
| 10 cents higher than Friday. Receipts
were again moderate, the run being
estimated at 5000 head. The range
continues narrow. bulk selling at
difference of only 20 cents.
Twenty markets Friday received a
combined total of $4,000 hogs, of which
$4,000 were credited to eleven principal
points. The run at eleven markets
was $1,000 smaller than Friday week
ago. $4,000 smaller than corresponding
day year ago and 1000 smaller than
two years ago.
Cattle.
Compared with a week ago good and
choice beef steers are 30 to 10 cents
higher. others and stockers and feed
ers are % to 90 cents higher. Medium
to choice she stock is so to rs cents
higher. Fat bulls are to 40 cents
lower.
The light receipts OF the past few
days are one Of the noteworthy feat
ures of the week and are taken by the
trade to indicate what may be expected
to come more or less from now on.
Feeders report that the long looked for
break failing to materialize, and all
other meat animals commanding high
est prices ever known, has brought
about greater inclination to put more
weight on cattle that will take it prof
itably. '..
A total of 1880 cattle was received
at twenty markets Friday, of which TO-
600 We're credited to Seven principal
western PORTS, including Chicago. To-
days run as seven markets is 5000
smaller than previous Friday, 10000
mailer than a year ago and 5000 la,g-
or than two years ago.
For the year to date seven markets
nave received a total OF 2,627,00 cat
tie. beng 2,G00 larger than correspo ID
ing period a year ago and 4I2,000 larger
than two years ago.
Sheep.
Compared with a week ago good and
best handy wool lambs are So cents
TO 81 lower. Inbetween grades and
heavy lambs are 81 to $3.50 lower, and
fat lambs are fully % cents lower.
Light yqearlings are so cents lower
Sheep are mostly steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. March 29.-Cattle-Esti-
mated receipts for today, 1000; mar
ket compared with a week ago good
and choice beef steers so to rs cents
higher; others and stockers and feed
ers, 25 to 80 cents higher; medium to
choice she stock, so to Is cents higher;
others, steady to 25 cents. up; fat
bulls, % to 40 cents lower: bolognas,
% cents higher; veal calves, rs cents
TO 81 lower.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
5000; market strong to 10 cents high
or than FRIDAY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29

Open. High. Low. Close. G
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

~gtein, aomtcBle, 0a5 lit midi
1dpr. Gr miro Sic fiiiicn mo miro
Sbnen 8ein gcbcn. itno penn 25br
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Sic oeriiibren."
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Iid on MID, uno in ihren Iuqele
l;an6 Elm idlrcicnOc5 G%ntieten. @arn
bIlno mar Die aIcine in ibr llnqliid
6eronnt, 8an3 umuiiieno uno blino.
@ie iidl Die Sinner Die 2iebe Sen.
ten: oils mars ein 9ieiicnipiel. limo
it ooh ncr0ommtcr Grnit @ott
ucr}clb Die Siin0c! - Elm Spiel.
CHER ems, oa5 INNS Shidiol gcbt.
aIS IS funf idllltg, fanlen mir
Dieter por Bic Nirdc. Id billie tie
III meil llntidlaJtltd). 9ril6cu oil.
hcte Der Nortier 'hldiria oQ5 Eor
filr Den N}ildmum rno 0cn 9Gder.
&d) gldte binein. mo ais es lcer
rm0 IT'LL mar H. Ircppcubalt3, 0a
lUlnFtc id ibr. ul0 lie hltid)tc binein.
0crn0e uorbIl bet lie 0a3 Hou.
lfnu an ibrcnt 3immericnitcr bod.
Ne'oacn gum 3cld'cn, OaB tie gIid-
lid g%elon0et lit.
OH licber @ott, i'd bab ia picI
gclinoi8t, ober MN iillO mir ood
QEitt?
4fid. friert, @o6riAcinlid 1obe
ih mid crtdItct. &h bin ott3l9
Sabre alt - 10 cine @tadlt i'm 6rcjen
mo Die Iufrc9uu8 oo9 lit 5u
ric!. Sd moQtc, Milton fame olt
Stride ouiihIieBcn mo bdIie mir
Inn brddltc mid nad @auie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
lIruguau ais Mangnnlnno.
Winngcl an transport bot bis ieet bic
NnsbcutHna u%erbInoert.

9a5 Wluusun-Gr3 lit betonntIi1
fir be 6d0rltntlon pom OlQs un0
ron Gbemltd.ten, ME uub fir Die
Gllens uno 0tub!inouitrie iebr qez
ludt; un0 lelne gtoBen Wager iIno
ni9t 10 lebr 5ahlret1. Dian muBte
ul9emetnbtn, puB Die iuoameritanis
ide 3epublit llruguup, 0eren Spills
queQen aud lonlt nod 3iemli6 peniQ
uusgeUeutet Irn0, relh an lol6em @r3e
1T; aber Die 4usteutung oleler gr3s
lager nur0e, OILS lih Deutldes uno
brEtiIdes Aapital ourum benlii9te,
ourh ben Welttrieg geltort, unO ieits
Dem lit logut lple ntdbts lpelter in Die
ier 6inliht getun porDen, troBoem
Hon3ellonen fiir Den Bau pon @iiers
bnhnen erfpirtt rpuroen.
Wtun erpurtet leooh neueroinqs
Itarf, ooB Die WleperbeIebung uno
rtelIge 3ergroBerung Der Gbemttus
lien Snoultrle IN ben y er. STAG
ten bolo 81 elmer lturten Gntlpid>
lung Der WianJdner3sGuge Don lrus
guap flbren ptro, CUR groBeH Yefrte,
0lglng Der elgenen 8ep0lterun9.
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our9 a%merl.aIlI2en ttu.eruebmun98.
geIlt in Die N9e9e getejtet meroen, IN
&etbinoung mn Der U4gemelnen Neus
aufbau- &dti9,titen uuf Der peitItden
9emilpbdre. DeutIde8 &upItal piro
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oori iptetsn ~tunnen, ME Iberhlupt
al4t bel nellen llnternebmuugeu du
5et90.b oe9 ei9enen Guuoes. Cine
yriti de G5itQ daft Ougegen pirb t5rt
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rem.
l~lru8uaps Mtongoner3.2nQer BON
10 9cIp0It.8er 8epeutung ije auf1 iein
t0nueH, ltegen jjber ELI lpeites 8e5iei
)ya peritreut; uno bu8 groBte sin
oernis fur tire yiuBburmdfung nan
oiS leBt W(onqel On GranspDrts0e.
ltaenbelten, NE in 5utuoien uu0eren
yaIen dldl. 9terour6 iino nument.
,9 5t9el Qyobe 4iigel i'm Oepnrtement
&Ioeya, rpeidle / Il # gon3 qe.
oteQenem Mnngun beIteben.
noQ bis gum beutigeu ld9e Der Nus
0eutln8 ent5o3en gebliebeu. o.
nllilen crit 81 enbubnen in oleie 0e
5eno seIc3t, unp es miifen Yorteh
rtngen fIt re reid1ljts 9eitnffuno
pon &rennmatcrial uHo Stummtols
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rejd,en @cseeo 9~etroffen peroen
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EuQe.n oIiej1 50 Wliuioneu 1onnen
ot@ lrtrioQlen Gr3es mttgcls o~iIen.r
Nurt}itj1e and 0aHpiih0uIeln 9c
tplrnsl Nt8tr..
Sic TFlueH ltuaren sic
|I'dnucrtrtlt III aa0tnltucli. 1idi.
pen abtr oc',,a,n iaiogt iopllo lie
J0utn rtg'jtgrt Miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

Sic TFlHeH it13ncu sic
ltdnUcrtrtut .m %al0tmtmCn. alai.
ptn abtr 0c~Hacu iaiogt. lobll0 lie
glUtn rt.'jdtrt Miro
Nnr letanBt mo uur &C.
'vrunlcn lrt ot9 0nl0'ucn RalbC5
@id't. Nttucr 'ralt me Eu'@ e.
rln9em Ec0cr irol. uur. mas III
ha't
Sic GyfttbHul&tr0Ge III
liy Wu',yt uIlNtrnt @t'tli5ll't tlrc
.yy0le Nt2 <>,,u4 A,d)t ';Jr Ok
@c4SulV2yi n, oGH 0uUN I'll crittaCu
RE- otuU Ott', tint - 0bucpiH uHauf'
aSvlib uu0 a,pultiam i0uocrn
lilr Ole 5u'l.p't. (Sean Foul.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
$3.50

fiir cine aiite BON 3lp6lf groBen
6Iai6en, trpboem ser Wturttpreis
oieie5 CeIes III ncueiter Bel: itarf
geitiegcn lit. Gic5 bat ieinen
8runo oorin, 0aB Ourh Oo$ Weies
titr reineN abrungSmit
Dicl oerfaIi d. ties nCIipenol"
pom W}orfte oerorQngt miro.
SenOungcn III fleineren Guonti.
tGtcn iin0 me9elt Der tbeuren 8er-
podlng nidt p%rofitobel. Qicies
GIiOenol lit ein &uus6oIts-
Irtifcl eriter &loiie, uno menn
Die 2elttc crit oeiieu pollen @ertb err
fennen milr0en, 10 f0nnte nidt ge'
mig oopon p~roolt5irt neroen uno
Der Qrcis miiror bolO ollf'S 90ppeIte
ltn0 9rctfaf,e Iteigen. @c1tcQtnqen,
ncbIt Sem @ctroge on uuier Sonis
tdtsocportement Qcrid)tet, neroen 5l
Den bisbcrigcn Ereiien prompt aus
0efiihrt.
@ir miiroen oieies Gel 5t ir0enb
elmer 3eit poIlncrthig 3urildnchme1,
obcr per e8 einrtdI fennt, ser gibt'8
nidt mieoer Der! 9[ne @eitellungert,
rcbTt Sem @ctrnuc iino an oos
SanitGts Tennrtement bes .NprS.
fern. Ga groIe, @is., at riftcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

pobI? Cr Bat bod gcraoe pr
Gin?
Sd gc6c icoen Iadmittog gu inn
IRIS NteIicr mo iiee it'll Mlooca
Cine 2rone Die Stltn0e. Gin lcidl
tcr 8eroienit, 9lber onicben - neir.
anicben mill i) mir 0oS NlIo uiGJt
Gr lit Gin gutter Yicnidl ocr Ma
Ter = CT bet cin @crj iIr ole Nr
men. Sit iclbit elmer arllien Nut
TEL Sobn. SD CLAUDE, Ct bat mn
cine Vtltttcr - bonn &otcr reject e.
tcin @ort. Sat eth 0cr} fur 81,
Nrnlen - aber mr. iur bic Nrnlcr.
Tie 9Ieidcn - mcllu td) MIR Ielrt
@orte bc0cnfe id) 9ldubc, Sir
tobt cr, - Mcrfuijr0jJ. go q
rpdl 005 aomtcBden licbt
&icbt? < oit @clt onocr$ &C
morOen Jriiber bat Die %rebe 81
9icnidcn mcidl mo gait QelIlad)t. llii
er pcrbittert, wcil man lbn Som
tcGdeu oOd) ME gcben miro2
GrciBl1 Sabre fol,rc i) ollf oeup
Grcppqitein, mo oa5 9cben ldrf.
oil mir porbcl. lln0 uorber babe lh
>rciBig Sabre eul ruid}c9 Qcbcn oe
iiiDrt, bcib mo lochicluou. uno
Hadte INNER. uid)t3 f3nnc MID
Tc1r WWAcrucnm?n
llu0 oodJ -.
%tgt iiec id) i'm bcrbcn MorQcu-
mir its 10 fat - ip mltB nod cine
Stlmoe ti5 sur Mciie mortcn.
Aie it's 0od mn gcucicn2 =
@~'citern bin ih III inn Qenongcn
Nls it ms Htclicr trat, mar cr IN
toler 4rbcit. Aber nift an mcinem
@ilo. Gr nerteilte M~uIblunen r.
&Soicn mo N0rbc. llno cine Sd)odl
tel 8oubots itano 0u ms cine 3rufc
nit iiiBcm @cin. Gr brcltcte Elm
roclbea Tcl ilbCr Die Gttomanc.
Gr f0unc mid bcrte nidlt 6roll.
d'en. Mir mars redt. mir BADEN
%ytadlmittaq Ole Maicnon0oGt.
&ber id) ioQte nid)t 3l Sd)aoen fonl,
men, Io0tc cr, ml0 rcid)te mir ell
GoloItit.
~S60Hrn Gunf mr0 bieI Slid
Eh ocufe, Scr gn0' @crr erruartct
bent elm @iebdch."
ga ladlte cr. @ic Idleht iino
sod 0le Ytdwcr, 2icbt Elm Iieb.
Srtnidbri9ca 3omtcBdcn uno i6miift
icln 3Innler fiir ,rgclo cine j.. Dir.
re.
~@o6cr piffcn Sic oos, @ittcr.
djcu?~
Sd lofcIte upridmiet. Man bat
Cod icincn Stol3.
ga iab or Md ~nodoenflid, on-
hto gut, lUirtjif gut. nNtijtterdDen
- c5 gibt nId1t 5lpcicrlcl 15roucll
Vile 6rnncn I'M Qlcid). Sir ole
mus man icirc Simmer ldmiideu.
('Ho mcnn Die 9lumcn uerruelg.
lnto Gr itridl ijt iibcr sic
Stirn. Commemorative, mas idnQt
RON NIT pcrpcIftcn Nlumcn amp"
Cr bate cjurl 10 60ian 9lid, 0ob
ID oooonidljh Stint @ul0cn ma
rem mir iii ocn Sd,oB Qciaacn-oo
iur touite j) mir cinnnl cincn
mlrfijd itinrn &jf0r.
liz ME gut Der it'll Gin RcIt
dcn babe i'd nod IN Ser 37laide. o.
Tom crle ionrmc. ~onQcnchme Mn.
otGtcit lltcr MD. Dott rats oe.
ipcIii. ooG ih biutcr Der SGltle GIN.
lhlitI. >d ihlici iH6.
l(no mod1te ptotIid1 ollf - orii.
ZEN am dtgtiidcu Goloi9 bate oa@
lor dcfnarrt Cine 6rau id,lob c3
pcn auBcn III Mcin @ott iii
YES Ocnu lu!rtlid)2 Gos aonttcG
d'cnH &ett - bel Nudt2
&h bintcr i1r Der. llcbrr 81,
Bride - am Seminal uorbri - hot
i'd mIrtIidl aaunbt, 100 liz blnacbt
Coer ire tdl mid? lluo meme mn
Ittt 6oB ids lpuBtc?
HI9 lh bcim 2eufnol linfs ob
toa "a iob idl sic Atclicrieniter or
!c!td'tct Sd Dummies elites Gina
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ca - leoin mar lie rual uenq
llc nldt Iicten 'ont2 oea mr.. ocf
VI Ibnr. ou bodies, ir.id,e9 Gina
Och - Neiur >hn,,it,r,, 81, Mf,,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

be UeI0 0Ielld 00cr dc bette
Gutter, unO ebenlO IN &ranf-
belts. unO 3 d ~ d ii e5ui it d IL
BEN ett unOcrglei6lide9 Sur.
mo StdrtungsmittcL lie
tert ouf pielicitigea &~erIongen, j. ..
o., Cos AngcIe5, Sol, o0er Oen
3meignieoerIageu cpiclgo, 81. uno
&elloU8 sails, &ernlout, ie nod Ser
geogropbilden 9ofation Der 8eiteller,
0aa SanitGt9 9epurte.
mcnt Der nGolf5poit" sum 8reiie
bon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

Gbe5 feline obr tnboItidpere Bud lit Elm DirfIihes original inter
gutern Is lit. we mans pom GtimObeit5rab gepobnt lit, pom eOer
6aimg. aetn Gort fem SB oarrn, 10 aud nur i'm Gntfernteren pulgar,
ODER nur ben prioelen Smn auitoBig mare. IS fam ainocrn III ole @anoe
fommen, obue 0B lie icnen Stnn uerrmnoen. Die 8emeinbGt fomtc feline
8loHeu Iber nirles 9utlan MADDEN, uno Dem tGter teibt es Die Sbam.
rOtbc ms GCTft. Us lit auf nitt af 8el0gennn gerihtet, oo DER
&rei5 ell nomineacr Ill 8er es lrt. Der lest es Gder bis gum letten
&ore, uno SeSen, geborte e AUDI gu Den auerreiufen unO 8u Den Aner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

SO lautet ser Gte 6s neueten @ihIetns miere5 @eimobetsrotbS
iber onies penjble un0 bo6pIttige 8bema. Gurd0run8en non 0enen
iiberidnttenoer 48iftiget, rmo i'm @eHp ihuuoerno Dor Den unglaubllben
@erbeerlngen, Dete otie @obuIut Der g}enifhett iber lie oerbdngt, =
bat Ell nab langem Sample nit lid ielbPr ou AlGrmrnf erboben. &Sobl
Aqen, Die in WarnmgsmUrt erreift uuo sum 8eruBtletn 1Drer
NcuidenuirOe uno ibes eiqenen Sebt oufriitelt. &obl NOR oer
@lt, menn pn GIorn GignaI ourh ale &a1oe gcen uno oonnern
hir0el
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
Ghtes OlipsnSI
Gin Vdhrmtttel ionoer
6letden.

SIiDen0I
uno 5mor 90
rantjrt edit iteriD
lllirt mo oeBme-
gen boltbar, lib
nll0 bon Derrli-
gent 9liuCn-0e.
iHmod, Elm 9tab.
r%un8amittel joni
Oergletden uno
0reln1al m%ertDool-
Ter OILS fiIr Oa5iel-
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-16
hastings 1 90
:, led catasog FREQ

IS r9ady TOW. Gao hundred ha2d-
7.incIy illustrated pages with brilliant
yer IN natural colors. It's both
aautifpl and helpful and all that is
leeessarv to get l. is postal card
8sBcSt, Yea will ind our 1919 cata-
J. .sa- 4 Y ell worth while book.
e{1a-ule, Seeds are soil direct ty
.5!a1 on viii never f3d them on
sa in the stores. We have some
hundred thousand customers who
-. tci1 IS by nail. We please ana
~ tOeul, and Wo can please and
-.;siy y3n in 1919
5',anuag Hastings Seeds il your
s,cn pY in year fields insrre5 good
50 far as results can be deter
.at3 by the seed planted. For 50
aes Hastings Seeds have boen the
aGard CT seed excellence and pus-
H. liz the South. Only varieties
atlarted TO the South are listed. Dual,
~ u tha best and prices often less
kan those you pay at home. Write
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Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-16
'u.4s,It SAN AND
re I'91.I,,E:: c.SI2DEN
EEL !.roWa C'v,c Leader Shows How
a Vegetable Garden VIII Gu Tho
Family Sore I'll h haf

Atlanta, -t3pccial.) Few poo
e rca,:ze The actual Eloacy-savins
.ower OF tic home vegetable garden
md what IT cen be made to contrib
lie in the way of feed for the fam,
ly table, says President Il. G. Has,
iags, o. tie Georgia state Chalaher
: Commerce, aad the Southeastern
Fair, in discussing iae matter Of food
apply for tie South in 1919.
Uncle Sam, through tao United
5..atas Department Ct Agriculture"
aid lrr. Tasting, "est;f2atcd the
7a!~e CT the vegetables produced last
ear ii home gardens CT he United
States al t,free l.&adred ana fifty r2il-
Ion of dollars. This means that muc1
actually saved by the garden maker
troyl thcir store bills,
whenever there IS la2!I CT foc1 o,
mercy to buy food, no Dl&tteT waetA
n it be Gue 10 wor,d-widA food scare
-. BAH wecv:l daraye or other cause
he first werd Uncle SAM passes 81
to the sufferer Is 70 ma..e .. good BIZ
Aore gardaa. E,,,.yi2 because Tx
eigat kind Ct q torla garden is IT,
quickest, clcoro1t ard best source 0:
ocd suan!y tsr~e Is.
"rae great lilo here II tie G3utl
Is t,,at cur Dcc do2't take the hoIn,
Garden So,ioue,y encuga. or give
tho attention tI,at lis inheritance as E
focd nro9rcaY and ronev-sayar ju9ti
}oe II j. MOSTLY made with 4 licI
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-16

Ot the Ownership. Mara5e-
aene, Etc. Required by the Act
i Congress of August cath, 1912,
- the Cleveland County Herald,
ublishf d weekly at Risen, a +
4 sas. for October 1st, 1918:
Publisher, Editor, Managing
',,iitor, Mrs. Ethel NJ. SumocoV,
.son, Arkansas. Business MAJ
r .er, Jno. T. la. kins, Rise i,
Arkaasas.
Owners: The Herald Printia s.
ampany, Risen, Arkansas.
|. Z. Moore, w. L, Thomassor,
$40. T. Haskins, J. W. Elroa,
/ 4. S,ar field, Ethel NJ. Sua.-
row, all OF Rison, A kansas.
Known boudholers. morta-
&c, or other security holders
wang | per cent or more OF the
} al amount of bonds. mortgages
other securities, lone.
/, hel 5umeroy, Publisher.
Saoru ~ and subscribed be.
&c ue this ia day Of Deeem err
1873.
y. T. Stanfeld, Clerk.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-16
HONEY 70 LOAN

1vapment money at S 12
SIT tol five to thirty f u
rs for paying off your NOR :
age. make improvements, buy
aloye land or Gear land Tom
sladgett, Sec'y -Treasurer, Cley :
AID Z uut.s.s
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-16

hereby given that will be at the following places
nsd below for the purpose of collecting taxes OF Ctev
g. Afk,nea, for the year Nineteen Eighteen 1918:
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-16

For long 10 ans oe inn
farms, see ". $. Pi rec,
Citizens sank sai!dias in ! u
AK. PA one 2Jy22y .liq
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-16

NOR. IEGUMGs-%o7E CORN.
BY W. c. Laesatter, Director Agrictt-
tural Extension DIVISION, University
of Arkansas.
The growth cf cowpaas, soy beans
and tI9vers this year is a necessity
This practice VIII furnish more fea}
ccc tho livestock! ana help enrich tie
sol, thereby inauring greater yields
Of con and cotton On same ground
next year.
Every Acre OF Con Must Do Ocu5.2
Du3y This Year.
N5t only is it important 20 set asiGa
a few cotton acres for these necpe.
sary feed producing and soil baiidias
crops this yea, but every acre devot-
cd to corn Should do d0aoie G',ty, aea
COW peas, soy beans and paanG
should BE- planted in the rows VIVA
the con- at corn planting time or al
corn thinning time Or later. T&cSa
cross may be planted in rows batWea.!
the corn rows AID if planted 50 as n.55
to interfere with the cultivation VII
not reduce the yield OF corn.
L your land is infested with Nenl2'
todes or infected with cotton vi,
plant none but the Iron or b.
ham variety of COW peas, L
cure to plan for these crops al
secure your supply of seed earl.
Remember, soy beans can be pa
In ca almost any kind Of So! {. =.
April / to July l ard COW peas car
be put on all soils if planted f@oa
May ] to July |. To SOW these crops,
use a half bushal If planted in rows
and one and one-half bushels &c,
broad-casting. To handle peanut:
successfully remember they viii u
best planted in sandy soil from NJ ). !
to July /, seeding at the rate OF about
one and one-half bushels funehelied}
to the acre. Everyone should 0.sc
have sorghum, which should be p,@lr
ed from April l to July /, THIS ccar
can be grown on any soil and ,~ol
one and onehalf to two bushels Of
seed are necessary in broad cast,Is
= 49,, ~. -.- .s.-7-s.7 y--'-*--
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parting Fafs1 c"sz2,iss . &C

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not : e7ori.cn To % 9u.y.
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-15
MESSAGE TO U. S. HEROES
President Wilson Urges Nations Fight
ers to Continue Government In
surance-Permanent Policies.

On Board U. S. S. George Washington,
July 5.-Presit1ent Wilson in a mes
sage to the nations fighting forces
urged them to continue their govern
ment insurance. The president says
the government will transform their
policies from term insurance to per-
manent insurance. He declared that
Americas heroes have an exclusive
right to the insurance because they
served their country in its great crisis.
The presidents message is as follows:
gu. S. S. George Washington.-If it
were possible, | should welcome the
opportunity to speak to each of you
who. by service in the great war,
earned the right to government insur-
ence, and urge the wisdom of cOntinu-
ing this unusual protection to your de-
pendents and yourselves.
1.-The government will transform
yHr policies, in whole or in part, from
term insurance, arranged as a war
measure. to such permanent forms as
you may desire, and l urge your ac-
ceptance of the permanent protection
which the generous terms of those poll
cies afford.
''You have an exclusive right TO this
insurance because you served your
country in its great crisis, and l am
sure that in the years to come you
will cons Ter your government insur-
ance policy as physical reminder that
In the war with Germany you wore
the uniform of your country.
(Signed) WOODROW WILSON"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-15
CLEVELAND is TIED UP
CITY CRIPPLED BY WALKoUT OF
CAR MEN.
Twelve Cents an Hour
Offered Six.

Cleveland. o., July 7.-Cleveland's
transit facilities are completely para
!yZed. Both traction company and
union officials agree that the entire
force of 1900 motormen and conduc-
tors have walked out. The men de-
mand a flat increase of L cents an
hour. The company has offered an
increase of 6 cents an hour. but the
men are standing pat on their de-
mand.
The car company attempted to run
several cars manned by dispatchers
and inspectors, but were forced to give
up the attempt when strikers stoned
the cars, injuring several persons.
Inadequate police protection was the
reason given by company officials for
abandoning their plan TO run cars.
Champaign, ILL.,, july Fearing
violence at the hands of the strikers,
street car men who have been operat-
ing the cars here since the strike
started last Thursday, refused to go
out on their runs and no attempt was
made by the company to run any Of
the cars. The street car company an
nounced that the cars will be put in
operation.