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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-02
NOTICE TO cREpIroRs

State of North Dakota. County Of
Grand Forks. In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Christ
ian Nelson, Deceased h.
Notice is hereby given by ]. P. Hem
mingsen, Parliamentary Administrator
Of the said estate OF Christian Nelson,
deceased. to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against said deceas-
ed. to present them, with the necessary
vouchers. to the said ]. F. Memming-
sean at Niagara. n. D.. within six months
after the first publication of this notice.
Dated August 18th, A. D.. 1919
J.. r. HEMMINGSEN,
Testanlentary Administrator Of the
Estate of Christian Nelson, Deceased
First Publication August 18th, 1919.
O'Connor & Johnson Attorneys.
Aug. 1896, Sent 81.
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". H. KELSEY

(: TuRNrgHEDN ROOMS FOR RENT.
1901 So. srd. C.. L. Mccartney.
FOR RENT-SMALL HOUSE PARTLY
modern. Call Mrs. VIM. Flynn. saw.
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TO THE orocUoLD110 or "
GRAD FORKS nI1x1r 1AuWAY

Notice Is hereby. Etyen that SPECIAL
Forks Street Railway Co. wNl - heid
at the office Of the company. .1S South
Third Street. in the city Of Grand FORKS,
state Of North Dakota, on the 9th day
OF September. A. d. 1918, at 7:So otslcck
in the afternoon Of said day, 10 conafder
the question OF. and to authorize a H.
Railway Co. which bonds ars s. s .
cured by mortgage upon the pfc0eSty OF
the Company. TO take up anA MQu3aStD .
series Of bonds in the sum Of $S0,oOO
issued by the company under data OF
May LIST. 1913. which bonds sra still {
standing. and unpaid. and. to provide for
the extension .oi and imprcSsmsst to
the Company's street railway linaV.
BY order Of the Board OF NiFSetoss.
3. 4 ]. M SMazM; $780,: .ss.s.r,
June 1874. July 1-S-lb-31-19. AuG. b-11
1876. Sent
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HOUSES O RENT.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT
$50. oo1 seafs T., q. u modern hoass on
5000 rooms With city water on Ins
ternational Ave.
$l5. oo-Sman store or Kittson Ave.
$2e.oo-small store on South Third st.
> FOR SALE .e,s4 p,
$4,000. m-New all modern house on
Vernon Ave.
5000. oo-New 6-room all modern house
~ on Vernon Ave.
N.eoo.oo-Ney s.room house. all
's'Soo'oo-s Sa,mnn+ all modern house on
81. ZOO. oo-5-room house, city water,
electro lights and collar, on
Cheyenne Ave.
sl'Sso.oo~S,room cottage. city water.
f;ItssR st. Ind cellar on N
1890. South Sixth St. -
81, 25o.oo-7-roon. all modern house on
South, Sixth st.
$4,000. 000e-roon, all modern house on
CHEEKY st.
'+'s'''oo- c5sS42 & seu''. all modern on
81 '7oo,oo-ss; d ,5 house; all modern. on
s4.soo.oo-ssroom house, all modern. on
South Fourth St
$z.S00.o0-e-room house on University
.i Azs;: and a,iy cellar, s.seF' electric
heat, on North Third St.
S1.So0.0o-6-rooua house. ell modern but
heat. on Fourth Ave.
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LET US DEVELOP YOUR KODAK
Aims. CSC for 6 exp. roll and 6 prtats,
promt service that knows how. Erlck-
son Studio. Little Falls. MINI.
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d FINISHING,

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FURNFrURE.

SECONDHAND Furniture. stoves. any
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FOR sALE-FEw ARTICLES OF
household furniture. Inquire 7os Bel
mont.
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FOR sALE-EARLY MATCHED FISH
ell White Rock Cockerels. Buy now and
save honey $1.35 each. Mrs. H. G.
Dickson, Gilby, N. D.
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LOST N FOUND.

LOST ON AUG. 21-RLUE SERGE
coat. in or between Grand Forks and
Buxton. Reward. Lew Van Arnam.
co Chautauaua. Devils Lake. N. D.
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FAHM.LoANs

SULLIVAN BROTHERS
Farm Loans
East Grand Forks. MINI.
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GAS STOVE FOR sALE-GooD CON-
dition; burners; splendid baker.
Price. $1,000. Phone 1887.
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HIGH SCHOOL, OR, UNIVERSITY
student TO do light tanitor work for
room. Address, Al Herald.
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a NAN COOK. DON'T
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
PURE BRED CALVES SELL HIGH
Ninety Pure Bred Heifers Of the Story
County Calf Club Net Good
Returns va -.

Ninety pure bred heifers sold for q
( total Of $l7,870 in the Story county
pure bred calf club sale held on the
1 campus at Iowa State college Janu-
airy Both. The Is Hereford animals
brough an average of $221,. As Short
horns averaged s19l and 10 Angus av.
eraged $lS6. .
The highest price paid was $3.50 for
AN Angus gheifer that cost its owner
4 $1S5 when the pure bred heifer club
was organized last August. The Sec
Eond highest animal was Shorthorn,
which brought $685.. This heifer had
cost 1925 originally. -.
The Story county pure bred calf
club is the largest pure bred calf club
in the United States. It was organized
last summer by Knute Espe, county
agent, in cooperation with the banks
s0f Story county, the Iowa Beef Pro-
ducers' association and the agricul-
tural extension department OF Iowa
State college. The boys and girls
who are members bought pure bred
sheifers with money loaned by the bank
ers.
About 1000 attended the sale, COM
ing from all parts OF the state. A num-
Der Of members of the Iowa legislature
came up for the sale and several were
buyers The sale was conducted by
Fred Reppert and Scotty Milne.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
EXAMINE cLovE.R-rHENeUY

Red clover seed is so expensive this
spring that mixing with lower priced
seed, such as alfalfa, is being prac
ticed. A sample obtained recently by
the, farm crops department Of Iowa
State college from a dealer in south
western Iowa as pure red clover was
found to contain Is per cent alfalfa
With a fair grade of alfalfa selling at
20 cents pound and red clover worth
As cents, every pound of alfalfa con
tanned in the mixture costs buyers 25
cents more than market price.
In, other words, a man buying 100
pounds of this seed offered as red clio
yer received rs pounds of alfalfa and
actually paid $625 more than the mar.
ket price OF the pure seed If each had
been purchased at its fair value and
then mixed.
Before buying legume and grass
seed, samples should be examined
carefully for weeds and cheaper adul-
terants. They may be submitted to
the Iowa agricultural experiment sta
ton at Ames for free examination as
to genuineness, purity and germina-
ton. RsFva ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
ALslkE--A CLOVER SUBSTITUTE


VI Alsike clover can be seeded more
economically this spring than can red
or mammoth. One-third less seed pei
acre is required and the price per
pound is about four-fifths as high. This
means that on the basis of recent
prices there is a saving Of at least 20
cents where a pound Of red clover is
replaced with alsike. - s.a.
The high nutritive value and palata-
bility of the crop make it equally as
valuable for livestock feeding as the
other clovers. Satisfactory stands can
be obtained more readily with alsike
than with the red on fiat, poorly
drained land which may be slightly
sour. The hardness Of the plant also
enables it to Withstand unfavOrable
weather and soil conditions which in
terfere seriously with establishing and
maintaining a stand of the other clo-
ivers.
4 The main disadvantage of growing
alsike rather than red are that the
yields of hay are usually not quite as
large and slightly shallower and less
I extensive root, system does not benefit
4 the soil to the same extent Under
I pESScuL COIIulCaOuS, uo"CFCi, sCliO oSOito
onlyf of seeding, as we'll, as high feed
ing value and wide adaptation, justify
thesuse Of increased amounts of alsike,
either as q supplement to or as sub
stitute for red clover in pasture and
meadow mixtures. III 5@
The greatest returns are obtained
! from alsike when grown in mixtures
with; other clovers or the grasses.
Since alsike and timothy have similar
adaptations and mature at approx
Hateiy the same time, mixture in
Guiding pounds Of the former and
IS of the latter to an acre makes a
very satisfactory seeding. A general
purpose mixture, suitable to rather IA
vorable growing conditions, consists
Of 2 pounds alsike, 4 pounds red and
q to 9 of timothy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
VALUABLE LOAD OF POPCORN

IDA GROVE, Feb. 6-The highest
priced load Of popcorn. ever brought
into Ida Grove, the popcorn center OF
the world, was marketed recently by
Adam Feeder, living near here. He
hauled in four horse load weighing
AGO pounds, for which at the market
price Of 10 cents pound he received
$467. 1t was an especially choice va
riety, andewas Immediately shipped by
the elevator to'fill Especial order.
According to reports Of County
Agent Henderson of Ida county, there
were I, 1886 acres of popcorn grown last
year, with an average yield of 1880
pounds to the acre, or a total produc-
ton for the county OF 6,707 tons. At
the average price of 10 cents a pound,
the value of the crop was over ST.
100000. ..- s. l4.-. 20 .--.t->
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
REPAIR SHOP COMES IN HANDY

Winter months furnish time when
a lot of repairing could be done on the
average farm, says the agricultural
engineer at Iowa State college. A
farm repair shop will soon pay for it.
SELF, even when equipped to handle
only the simpler repairs.
A forge, anvil, tongs and hammer
will enable one to repair machinery
and get farm implements in order for
spring work. Parts of old machines
can be utilized for many repairs, pro-
vided the metal in them is suited for
the use to which it is to be put. Old
files can be- made into tools with cut
ting. edges, although most of the steel
from machinery is not suited to this
purpose.
II press drill is added to this equip
ment, many visits to the blacksmith
will be- forestalled. While it may take
while to get into working the metals,
proficiency comes with practice and
the more one works the more prof.
Gent he becomes. "a#a/
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
OVERHAUL THE TRACTOR NOW

OVERHAUL TIE lnSASuO WV
II the farm tractor is overhauled now
and put in first class condition it will
be. able to go into the field and step
out before the neighbors have started
in the spring. E>
During the winter is perhaps the
best time to overhaul the farm tractor,
after it has had a season OF fall plow-
ing and winter belt work. It is a COM
paratively easy job now, as compared
with what it will be next spring, for
then there will be a rush of work
which will make it seem harder.
II overhauled now there will be no
rusty bolts, no corroded joints, no
leaky gaskets when the outfit is
cranked up in the spring. y
The whole motor should be gone
over; grind the valves, clean and oil
the bearings and take up the wear in
them; new piston rings should be put
in if needed, and all repair parts Or
dered at once, says the tractor expert
of Iowa State college. If part IS
weak now better be sure it is strong
enough to last throughout the season
or order a new part. ~. I 2.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
PAGE SEVEN

who has any spirit and ambition to
acquire an intimate familiarity with
the goods that are being handled.
As result the home store clerk Is
something more than a mechanical
slot machine who performs simply the
function of finding the goods on the
shelves and handing them over the
counter. He can tell you a lot as TO
what kind of purchase pays best, what
other people are finding satisfactory.
One could afford to pay more for
goods bought with this kind, Of intel
ligent help only this is not necessary.
under the efficient modern systems OF
retail distribution. s,s5. aTE
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
ENGINEERS TO MEET At AMEs

County engineers and supervisors OF
Iowa will meet in Ames Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, March 4th,
5th and 9Th, for their sixth annual con.
ference at the Office of the state high
way commission. Iowa is about to
start on a new and highly important
era Of road building. This 1919 con-
ference will furnish the first oppOrtun-
ity to discuss new legislation applying
to state and federal aid and the tinanc-
ing and building of the intercounty or
state system Of highways, the laying
out of which has just been completed.
In addition there, will be the usual
opportunity for the discussion and ex-
change Of experiences on all features
OF road and bridge building and main
tenance. Engineers from other states
will be present to tell of their work
and methods. Machinery and supply
agents and statesmen are requested not
to come to Ames at that time. The
conference will be for engineers and
supervisors only. Fl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

1t has been found that a screw
pounded into wood tears the fibre and
II subjected to much strain the joint
will become weak, due to the threads
of the screw grinding away the torn
fibres of the wood. ""
r Factories are also guilty OF this
practice as we'll as the ordinary home
craftsman. Perhaps that is the rea-
son why furniture often comes apart
after a short period Of usage.
A screw can be started with ham
mer and driven just enough to get a
hold in the wood, but after that, best
results are obtained by the old fash
toned elbow grease method, With
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
SHEEP ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

Mahaska county has the honor OF
being the first county to organize a
county sheep association, which will
be part oftthe state organization organ
lied at Des Moines on January 14th.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
roads were almost impossible, a num-
Der of prominent sheep men of the
county met at Oskaloosa on January
21st and formed this county assocta-
ton. Quite number became members
at once and plans were made for So
Letting new members. Sheep men OF
the county are very enthusiastic over
the organization and are quite anxious
for their fellowmen in other counties
to fall in line. They believe that meth
DDS of marketing can be improved.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
TRACTOR COURSES ARE POPULAR

Keen interest has been shown
about the state in the tractor short
courses which are being given by the
agricultural engineering extension de-
3partment of Iowa State college. These
courses have proven themselves popu.
lar, as has been shown by the number
sof applications for them that have
been received at Ames.
The courses are given at various
towns about the state. The county
agent has charge of local arrange
ments, taking care of a lecture place
and a place in which to hold demon
strations. He also sees to procuring
"a tractor or tractors for demonstrative
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
ENGINEER COURSES ARE GIVEN

Five courses, in "Trades and Indus
try" are now being offered by the en-
gineering extension department of
Iowa State college for Intercollegiate
students. ,'-..ss e. @'.' -a.
Three of these courses, two year
electrical, two year mechanical and
two year structural, are being offered
at the same time as collegiate work.
Being non-collegiate course, persons
having over three and a half years OF
high school, or its equal, will be
barred. So
Two special twelve week courses are
open to anybody. They are the courses
in drafting and automobile mechanics.
These courses are offered each quar-
ter &C. -.- - -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
My other boar is
Giants O. K.

This boar First Under Six Months at the Nebras-
ka State Fair 1915 and also stood FIRST in the Futurity
Show. This pig is out of Nebraska Queen, the Grand
Champion of Nebraska and conceded be the biggest
Chester White of the breed today and sired by Dakota
Giant Men, this hog is of those long, rangy hghup
fellows having nine and onehaf inch bone with lots of
quality. paid $500 for him, which is big price for six
months pig a4s
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
PURE BRED EVE CLUB BEGINS

On January 18th Van Buren, county
took step forward in the production
of sheep and wool when it organized
a pure bred Shropshire eve club. The
ewes were purchased from R. A. Sat.
terly of Pennington, Iowa. The ewes
were sorted into lots Of two, the lots
were numbered aud the members OF
the club drew their lots.
Van Buren, county is a great sheep
county and it is destined to become
a greater one, says the sheep man OF
Iowa State college. There has been a
scarcity of good breeding stock and
the promoters of the eve club desire
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
COMPLETE BULLETIN LIST

If you want to find anything about
Iowa bulletins, circulars or reports,
send to the bulletin section of Iowa
State college for they have the list
there and will be glad to furnish it
upon application. S
The publication, which was just re-
Gently issued contains the title, num-
Der, author and date OF publicatio lon of
every sheet that has been put out rn-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
HOME STORE SERVICE

The typical store clerk in a town
like Denison is very different sort OF
person from what you would see in
some big city department store. The
home store clerk has been under the
direct training of the proprietor He
has come into personal contact with
the man who knows all the ms and
outs of the business. Consequently
it is comparatively easy for the clerk
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

der this heading since Iowa State coll
lege was prairie.
Besides this, which is arranged in
numerical order, is an alphabetical list
of subjects covered, so that the topic
at hand may be found at once by
searching in this index. ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
DRIVE scREWs-DoN'T HAMMER

% Drive your screws and don't ham
mer them, is the advice which is given
by the agricultural engineering depart
ment of Iowa State college. Too many
weak joints are made because of the
fact that screws are put in wood with
a hammer rather than screWdriver.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

hard woods, where it is almost impos.
sible to turn a screw, a hole must be
made first with small bit, before the
screw is driven. nh" ~ $685.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
THE REVIEWS SPECIAL
FARM NEWS DEPARTMENT :.

purposes. The agricultural engineer
ing department furnishes the expert
who gives the lectures and demonstra-
lions. .. - '@t. ''s.s.t' r.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

to introduce better sheep into that sec
ton OF the state. A. J. Secor, who Is
county agent Of Van Buren, county,
will have charge of the work. "a !et..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
eEEkEEPERs, MAY 18th TO 18th

On May 18th to 18th the annual bee.
keepers short course will be held at
Iowa State college. The course Is
under the auspices of F. Eric Mullen,
state apiarist. ,e
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

nyhgdo
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First
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

Take a day OIL, come to the sale and
spend, the day with us, whether you
buy or not zfeitss3 N T,y. 4.433e.s ga
Free lunch will be served at the
farm at l1:30 and j; visiting breeders
will be entertained at the Jensen .Ho-
tel the preceding night at my expense.
Thanking you for past business and
hoping to have you with us February
Dist whether you buy or not,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-11
ELIMINATION TRIALS
AT BAY TRACK TO-DAY
Daredevil Autoists viii En-
gage in Sprint Tests.

With the entry OF Ralph milford and
Joe Boyer in the $4,000 International
sweepstakes 10 be decided on Saturday
afternoon at the Sheepshead Bay Speed-
way, the classic IL sure to make auto
racing history. Almost every star now
IN this country will 60 TO the most in
me sprints AT ten. twenty, thirty and
nfty miles. The champions OF France
italy England and America took IN
their quarters at the Bay track yester-
Gay and to-day will send their land
myers around the two-mile oval al light
hins speed In the elimination trials.
Each must attain a speed of 90 miles
an hour to be eligible, but this win i've
easy as every entrant already ha.
reached the ITO miles an hour sneed
while testing motors. milford had his
frontenac racer at the Bay before he
sent In his entry. He has oyerhau,ad
ms motor and promises something atari
ing In the way OF speed.
The daredevils who will compe,e on
saturday are Ralph De Palma. Am.Ti.
cas- One Best Bet; Ralph Milford Ira
VAIL Joe Boyer, Denny Hickey To-
Ihomas. ]. II. Reynolds and Dave I,svis
Then there are Rene Thomas To,,i.
Wagner and Albert Guyot who viii
help Chevrolet uphold the honor W.,
France and Dario Resta, with his novs.
terry car that cost him Ss5. 900 and !.
year OF hard labor. to keep ItaIv on
Inc auto racing map