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9eeprab ps Smlesn.
SCbefulD.
Sen 2Ncu &luj 1919.

Mrs. 0eter @ifc4InnO oi9it peo
Gsocn / lit Stem poa Golt Nam
Street Stat til Niau0og Sen Poem
S<iini efter uoaen lioa Spgoom.
Nli6eoc Sulia Auen bar Ell Gattcr
al Sans % An9cborq Hien % bar
ieSt ! @Ienmooo Gomnlbip Den CITE
oErIi 1875. 6or II gar lioen bIep
hln rQtepict til @cter NifeSlono. Ge
boeoe irotil 1911 / nUuute Somn.
ihip % bor iiocn bopt lit &lem | Dc
coruh. Goruoen lin lltono c~lterIas
Der Mrs. 8lfc9lnno iig 10 &nrn Ell
Qiac pnn 8 oa en- @ut pan q Mar.
&llr hapoc Jolt hopt . Splfcnoc,
hporoi 10, &ouIic % Tetcr, or ococ.
Sc epri1c cr: Clara CA)tra. Ghric),
G3aufon: @uitopn, Miun, George,
9floolpb % (bcooorc, ole / @lcn
MOOD (omuibjp, % &ictor Nllcn her
/ Tecoroh
@~c1rauclieu iprcQaor Nn2oog SIT
go ira SorQcbuict ~ sal. 3 ! &c.
coroh Mcniabcba airfc. 2i8ct oil
blirc ioroiritct pon Gccorob norlf
uthcrifc a|trfcgoaro. Enitor @Icane
iorrcttcr.
Nlrs. Siri Stoic opoc i 6inch,
M}ont.. Sen 2Soc Ntni % be9rnuchca
her / @ucu / Sonooqa ira SnnoNc
tirfcn. &oitor ). Y. lorrilon lor'
rctttoc.
9JiopOc par ie0t poa Seilclo. Son.
hrc Guroal. &olorca, ocn 3ole Wioi
1882 % blcp loolc0e1 noqct ouer s.
9lur Qnmmcl. &lu tum til 9Inrcrlfa
iom 20 Mars |iac % blcp Uatcplct
ill &c0cr Stnic / 3~unbrotn, Miml,
zen zoe ,{lmj 1866. &c llnttcbc til
@lcnpooo (omnihip her / Gountuct
i 1873 90 boeoc Der til / 1900. "a
0c boioitc iiQ / 0ccoroD. Ser oeoc
DIR. Stnie / 1902. Seuerc iIpttc0c
Mrs. 5taie til WIontaua, bpor bun
hor hnut iii Stem hos ell Nottcr,
Ytra. $. ". 9}jclicn. 6oruOcn ocrmc
citerIoocr 9li0coc ija 0ottcrcn Mrs.
Gdiior 2. z. GhompIou, @olliou,
@9i2. q Al &orucnc oooc ionl
Smoo, 0ottereu Mrs. Gnmo @rinuo
ior III 2lor iioeu "a Semcu Yctcr
Tor inn 9ar iioeu. On Softer, N}r2.
8. GahIen, bcr / @lcnmooO Comm.
i5ip.
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Kpinoeiaeen / Sperise

Neip 0orf oen 29oe Wai.. st
aabeItclegram til Wtr3. Carrie Chap.
mann Sat-, Yr9iioent ior ben ga.
tiorale aoinoeitemmeretsiorenin
meloer, at Soeriges aoinOer er
ifiGnfet nllninbeliQ ~borserlie Stem.
meret paa lamme &ilfaor Iom Wpn.
Ocne.
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,lcpaoas %SorbuosIop.

Sra Hcilo. 9tcu., bcretteS Sen 29oc
Wtoi: @rmolopamraii9bcocu al
Ncbralfus 6orbuoaIop. SEN iorite
Sop iou hcri Stoteu er peotoact ueo
aIminocllg 6oIetaiitcmniua, or iooQ
blepet ltaoipitct AZ Nebraifoa 0cie.
miteret. Souen traaOte fran unio.
oelbart citer Den oiiicielle SptuI.
ling al De pco @olget / 1913 oi0iunc
Stemmer.
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6eneralltrcif / CANADA.

en Streif. iom ior Ell Sio iioeu
b%cgpnoicS Al en- Iofol Saaiorening /
Ninnipcg ior Ell lormeI Inerficn.
oclie al llnjonen % Aettcn iii col.
Icciipe bargaining" bar iprebt iis iii
Gle ilerrc 9pcr / Dc melempeihiac
Frooinler % 9raopis aniaget aa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
Srellesarmcens
Piemmefono

Nep l)orf Ben 290e Moi. 6rel-
ic@armeena &ognc Tor Snoian.
liu0er al ct "Nome Serpicc" 6ono
poo $t3,000,0 00 bar iiUIlc HSnobe-
rctuinqcr ira ole &uoiomlingScer.
trcr, rluaet iii Wiaal~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
%,linilter til Sinlano.

Moibin9ton Sen 2Soe Mai. Gen
omerifonltc &oniuI ! &ellingfors.
Shornpeu @npnca. cr al llocnriaa
0cpartcmcntct uouUplt Ill aommi@.
iGr meo Hona al Miiuiitcr til Sim.
lauo.
@r. Sooitnmrircu bIcp i0og propi'
ioriif moota9et al llocnrigSOcporte.
meutet iom Ben Unite &eaieriuga BE,
prGicntunt | oe 6orcneoe Statcr.
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,llrs. Days 900.

SuIlipolt, &uO., sen 29oc Mai,
Sen repubIifonifc NotiOnalfomitces
1~orruau03 Wfo0er, Mir9. Wiarn &.
Sans. 0ohe iAnnr / lit @iem bcriteo5
al Mnpefrrit, Ct Nor gummcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
&alone Solcater.

@albineton ben 29be Mai. Sisl.
ge Den ioag al armeoepartementet
offertli9giorte Sabsliite er fire anie.
riafitife Soloater ialOt / Scamp, Ser.
iblanot Serbert @. SurIon ira DE.
nominee, Nfid,
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Ten Nurfe NmerifaIinies Mftier.

Sfslge Telegram ira Sopeofontoref
/ Sriitiania iii 9inicns G~bieaeofon.
tor baicrct Den 30te Nai, bar Sur.
len paa 9iuiens Sitter poa ariitia'
uia Sers. $50 psf, eaer $205.20 pr.
Iffic.
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sill Splpsnin9.-S aaoanne iom
- tGufer at finite til MortbfieIb, Minn.,
for at benptte Jig at SfoIerne bet fommenoe
Aar, boz inGrelt mulis iubfinoe Jig for at
iaa Zig GUS euer eotter til at bps9e pad.
Snaa 6arme fan erbolbes nu, men ienere
er bet tpipliomt. Strip efter Grisliite.
CHARLES Is. Bort 9ano d Snpeitment Co.,
Grioee Sauure, Hortbftelb, Miuu.
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uacus Wctr.

&c Toreneoe StoterS Selrbureol'
meooeIer fcIeenoe ON @eiret Stos'
runirnet 2oen I'll % meo zoe Siiiit:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Temperature below normal: first
half normal, second half OF week
generally fair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Speetelt @potfjDb. 200 Mcres
- at fpriteflasies S,o,pa 9anb, ~beligsenbe
fem Mil fra 9tortbftelb, tire Mil fra en- Sp
% fire ira Ell anben. Sper 9tcre %bprfbar.
Sortrinlise gpsnin9er. Spsipr tie Oftos
ber, pg 9sbsfalb | 6amilieu glariag til at
bsnne fortrinlise 6arm i9ttes paa Marfebet.
pris S160 pr. glcre; liberale Silfaar. Seles
sraier eller %tilifriu Gbarles 6. Sort 2unb &
S%npeitment 60, Sribse Square, Nortbfelo,
Minneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
Ncp0rtemcmtct for Smmiora=

- lion / Staisu WiuneIpta nil ienoe
irii Ill bpeminmhtIit Sarter % eitera=
rur ipriGlsnos ON Statsu. Srsb :. Cher.
man, Stcie Smmisrattou Commissioner.
&oem 100, Siats Capitol, Ct. pauI, @inn.
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6upernorer pda uofluSt

&clcna. Mont, ben 26oe Otai.
tSor @|ilpernorer ira DC eltl'ge Sta
Ter, JONI aatcr At bcgipe Jig III IarS'
fonuentioueu ! 9afe Gin, l(tab, er
ser truiiat ct arrangement, lom oiI
aiere oel ijoite &olpoel AZ Neiler
mcr eno nIminoelig interes'ant.
sra Chicago, bpor &c lfal IanlleS,
nil nenli9 Heiieu fonnlc III at fore
goa mco 9hitontobiler opcr Der
prratiQc "gcuomitorc Grail.
Quite piI bli Ell al De Wontana.
bpcr, ioul oe foninier I'll at GiTltc.
Otter 9iiluttelien al Yfeoet
Salt 9atc Gitu piI belle Sellfabet bl'
braat tilboge til Montana Tor Ell I'm
til s)eaowltone Garf. "a Der er Ytii
ligbeo ipr, al Tarf til Eorf %cllp'te
met iii ocn Sio pil bIi braet | goI
Stanb, err Scr en- Mtiillgbeo FOR, a
Suren oil bIi iorlGnget oglaa II
@lacier Natioualparf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Spis ct frrnaer ca enmaIin. arNaf en- al
&c nnre Mnheuer at 'Susserren Sthisl
90 besii. Ssreieue Trtfer n'ee -Sesorae'S''
ten CT glar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Ncr er enonu $4,000 Ncres al
- Someieab paa Sort BED Snoian Res
%ltrpaiiou. @ontaua, ira So 90 til $40. so
~. scre. ri bar osiaa soot SarmIanb tils
ialeS. Set beoiie / norbsitre @ontana.'
Vstsrisu Il Sdei, goeators, Reierpe. Ront.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

10000 Ncres logged Of" 9anb
L tilialss biuist. Settle AfbstaIinsspil.
taar. 40 Icres eler mere. Grin eiter
Splpsninser, sseperbaeuier Climber So.
Tacoma, @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Observation-Disclosures Sobnsruo
~ pedestrian ifrips til en- al tine nprmeiie
Sl9stninse, ba bet ansaar slrp efter benoes
ufbeoe 6aoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Sano | eentrale Tinneiota. ubprfet % i'm.
propeo, gnrittge Stlfuar. Sfrtp efter frie Splpsnit.
ger. gibcr Murrnp, wnbenn, Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Stor 2anoaabnins.-@ubt 9ano
~ optaSss burtis ueb Sernbaue. mar
@uer meb Marteoer; ii aars Setalinas.
lo for p~irfelise Settlere. ionl piI lrsse an
meo geirtnins % 6orbebrinser. S,lifriu
Z. q. @aribau, Smmisration assnt,
6Iopertou, Niiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

SilialgS. = Sarmlano / uitre
- piue Co., Minn. Gprfet os ubprfet.
Yiuiet os a gooe Gilfaar. Gn til tire
Mil ira gutif os poitfontor. Silifrip IS.
3. Sauitab, Gurburp, Yine So, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Harm 9ano beoite Hart al Sens
~ tral alberta. Stort itauoiuapiif Settles
ment. Sfrip til n. :. Gssen, @aplf,
glia., Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

Silialgs. -Sarmlano i Genital
- @iston1in. Tprfet % nbprtst. Sor
anpisninser itriu til George peterion, New
auburn, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03

len. Siiiccrerne britfer Jig Wtoo til
/ Champagne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, berl
lille 2eiinant Sols, fonlnncr lrem ira
@araffen lterft b%crulet. San bar
mot laa me9ct al DC paabe %arcr.
at ban laoer lem bare lige. BED Nj
marlchcn beiror ban Solfenc, at Oct
ilct life or laa ilcmt, DC ifal blot life
pore bange. Men Soloaterne gaar
mco bsieoe @opeoer o. luocnoc
@olonins moo 0soen, Zig Ell Slot
6aar. ser icres til Sla9tcrbGnfen
"Soaban iorcitiler 2Gierne al 81
bualiae @erctniuget ira oct ltor(
Sopebfpartcr iig piit ncppc DC Der
lige tpife trooper" 90 mco Siii
cercrnes Mioo or oct iaa ion laa. 90
Sropperne cr paa Sei iii Slblinicl
% oeres Scrbinbelie pliibielig blipcl
aihruoi. ifunher Soitnauten Jig a
ieac STfning / Ell Siile. mcoen:
Soloatcrne Iieeer mibt / Den frpgtc
Iiac SpGrreiIo; Ell ilcsuisif llnbcr
officer reobcr Situationcn % brin
ger Solfene / Srtnins, % Ssitnari
ten fommer iioffcnoe baacIter.
Smiiocr mar Hcaimcniet no
Stiains. % Soriattcreu berctter
Ter par en- bis g~nip9gbibeo ope'
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-25

One of the newest of the South Caro-
lima districts is Clarendon county
drainage district No. 3. which is oper-
ating near Foreston, having been or
ganized largely through the efforts
of Courtney Campbell, of the Carroll
ma Stock Farms, Inc, at that place.
The concern is developing 1000
acres of land near Foreston. 1t is said
to have the largest silos in South
Carolina. Some of the cut-ovcr land
that is being cleared on this place
Mr.. Campbell plans to plant in carpet
grass mixed with Bermuda grass,
white clover and laspedeza or Jap
anese clover. For this purpose he has
bought several hundred pounds of
carpet grass seed, which is reported
to be the entire visible supply of this
seed in the United States this year.
Carolina Stock Farms, Inc, is spec
ializing with Western rage cows and
Hereford bulls, besides which it has
herds of Angora goats which, while
producing the valuable material for
mohair cloth, are busily engaged in
cleaning out the uadedbrush on land
that will be put under cultivation.
Next year it is planned to have sew
eral thousand head of goats on this
place. There is understood to be a
ready market for Southern goats,
hogs and cattle at Richmond, Va, and
other points.
Besides his legislative program and
other constructive work, MIR. Wheel
er is planning to hold series OF old
fashioned sales and exchange days at
different points in the State, at which
farmers will be encouraged to bring
in anything they have to sell or trade,
whether live stock, equipment or farm
products, and Incidentally people
from different communities would
have a chance to mingle and hear ad-
dresses on timely topics. In this mat
ter Mr.. Wheeler is taking leaf from
the plan of the Marinette County
New Settlers picnic in Wisconsin
which, starting in small way with
so people in 1912, has developed into
a two-day, affair which had an atten-
dance of 100000 at Marinette, Wis,
this year, and has taken on the char
acter of a district fair with exhibits,
speeches, meetings of various kinds
and other features incidental thereto.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-25
WATCHMAN BADLY BEATEN
Robbers Caught in Attempt To In
ter a Building

Mullins. Dec. 21.-Two negroes are
in custody and search is being made
for two other men who are wanted in
connection with store-breaking and
assault on night watchman H. W. Nc
Elveen last night. A number of bold
robberies in Mullins occurred during
the past several weeks and authori-
ties had taken the precaution to stop
the depredations, but their efforts
were of no avail. Last night was the
second time in two weeks that rob-
berry of wholesale grocery stores took
place.
McEleen, passing his beat at !
o'clock, heard noise in the rear OF
the store. With a flashlight he saw
one man forcing a rear door of the
Mullins Mercantile Company. He
opened fire and is most positive ne
hit one. He was then overpowered by
three of the gang, who knocked him
down. dubbed him over the head and
then with knife gashed him in the
neck and attempted to cut him in the
stomach.
One shot at the officer penetrated
his leg as he lay unconscious. The
robbers escaped. DR.. Mcmillan an
swering another call, stopped at his
office and found the officer with the
gashes in his neck and one pistol
wound. Carried to the office, medical
attention was given, the wound being
very painful. Heavy clothes prevented
the injury being fatal. McElveen
states the scuffle lasted ten minutes
and is satisfied the four men thought
him to be dead. Bloodhounds from
Raeford arrived here four hours later
and took the trail. Two negroes were
arrested one with bloodstain on his
collar, it is stated. The search con-
tinues for one white man and another
negro. McElveen has gone to the hos
pital at Florence. Last night Neil
veen came upon parties entering the
Thomas department store. They eS-
caped after being fired upon.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-25
HERE HE IS A
PECULIAR PEST
THE BUG THAT HAS PARALYZED
THE COTTON INDUSTRY OF
THE SOUTH

Columbia, Dec. 23.-The spread
of the cotton boil wcevil throughout
the South has been seized upon by the
South Carolina Landowners aSsocia-
tion as affording an opportunity for
its best constructive work. 1t has been
advocating diverSification Of crops
and especially urging the introduction
and expansion of the livestock indus
try.
By adopting these methods, it is
asserted, the damage done by the boil
weevil to the South Carolina farmer
can be counteracted and portions of
the State can be turned from one
crop system of agriculture with all
its risks to well-rounded system of
farming that will enable the State to
feed itself to large extent and help
feed the rest of the nation as we'll as
supply a portion of the fibre that
clothes countless millions of the
worlds population.
To that extent, according to some
authorities, the boil weevil has not
proved to be an unmiXed evil. Gle
ment S. Ucker, executive vice presi-
dent of the Southern Settlement and
Development Organization, with which
the South Carolina Landowners asso-
citation is affiliated, says that the wee
vii Changes the whole agricultural
situation of the South; the first two
or three years he causes acute suffer-
ing, but then cotton raising is taken
up on an improved basis, other forms
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olina last year and this year it spread
practically throughout the southern
and central parts of the State. 1t has
even crossed the line into North Car
olina and has been found in the vicin-
ity of Wilmh hgton, n. c., the United
States department of agriculture
states. There seems to be no doubt
that the insect will spread to the linn
it of the cotton belt.
Nothing has been found so far to
stop the progress of this pest, which
has caused millions of dollars Of dam
age to. the cotton crop, some times to
the extent of 80 per cent in certain
sections, but government scientists
suggest, as a means of control, GER
tain methods of cultivation and land
clearing and fertilizing, the use of
early varieties of cotton, and other
methods of control. Poisoning has
been successful to certain extent.
The situation created by the ad-
vent of the boil weevil in South Caro-
lima is being met by the South Caro-
lima Landowners association with a
constructive program to encourage
diversified farming by creating home
cash markets for farm products 9TH
er than cotton. To that end the Asso-
citation has been active assisting in
the organization of corporations to
operate meat packing plants, grain
elevators grist mills, sweet potatoe
drying plants and stcorage warehouses
syrup mills, peanut mills, velvet bean
crushers or similar: establishments at
points such as Orangeburg, Beaufort,
Walterboro, Brunson, Bamberg, Sum-
ter, Hartsville, Kirgstree and George
town. BY this means, it is pointed
out, the farmer who is discouraged by
the boil weevil from continuing to
raise cotton, is assured that he can
raise cattle, hogs grain, sweet pota-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-25

of agriculture are entered upon, and
the region invaded by the weevll be-
gins to get rich"
Having started in Yucatan or Cen
trail America, where the cotton plant
originated, the weevil advanced
through Mexico and crossed the Rio
Grande at Brownsville about 1892. 1t
has spread since then, extending Its
range annually from 40 to l6o miles,
depending upon weather conditions
until it has invaded most of Texas,
Oklahoma and Arkansas, has overlun
completely Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama and is approaching the tip
of the Florida peninsula and the
northernmoSt limit of the cotton belt
in southern Missouri, Tennessee and
Georgia.
The boil weevil entered South Car
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-25

toes, sugar cane and legume crops and
turn them into cash at nearby points.
The farmers are being encouraged by
ton and other cities, adjoining the
State development association as the
result of membership campaigns con-
Quoted il several cities.
That South Carolina can produce
the goods in other lines than cotton,
as can other Southern States, is
shown by the fact that federal de-
partment of agriculture records show
that the three largest record crops of
corn were grown in South Carolina
where the yield per acre was in each
case over 200 bushels, reaching 256
bushels in one case. Also, South Caro-
lima is making such progress in the
livestock industry that she will be the
leading live stock state of the union,
according to George r. Wheeler of
Charleston, manager of the South
Carolina Landowners Association
of which Senator Nielc Chris
tensen of Beaufort, is the president.
That association has legislative
program to press before the General
Assembly this winter, which program,
officers of the organization believe,
will help overcome the effects Of the
boil weevil. The program includes
authorization of a State highway sys-
tenn which will enable the farmers to
get their products to market; dog
control law which will tend to en-
courage development of the sheep in
dustry; amendment of the chattel
mortgage law and passage of a marks
and brand law which are calculated
to help develop cattle raising; elimi-
nation Of free range, and law for
the control of woods fires.
A model drainage law also is to be
sought of the South Carolina Legis-
lature. and in that connection it is
stated that this State has over 1900
600 acres of land that need drainage
in the interest of health improvement
and general development. A good deal
of drainage is being done by the or
ganization of local districts in the
State as in other parts of the South.
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along to act as matronS.

along to act as matronS.
Officials of the department express
cd pleasure at speedy fruition of plans
to rid the country of anarchists.
These plans were laid when bombs
were sent to officials and prominent
citizens in June In country wide raids
on November 7, anarchists number
ing 2eO were arrested and 239 of those
were deported today. The other ten
included Berkman and Miss Goldman
whose cases had long been pending.
Other Soviet anarchists are likely
to leave in the near future for the
Department of Justice has a card in
dex of $4,000 radicals who are under
scrunity and it is announced intention
of the authorities to deport all who
are proved to advocate the overthrow
of the government by violence.
Sixty anarchists who have been or
dered deported were expected from
Detroit for the Buford, but the train
orders were cancelled because to have
awaited its arrival would have delay
ed the sailing. Today's shipload con-
tanned men arrested in New York.
Philadelphia, Boston. Bridgeport,
Hartford. New Haven, Ansonia and
Waterbury, Conn.,, Akron and Youngs-
town, Ohio, Chicago, Deooit and
San Francisco.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-25

Alexander Howat, president of the
Kansas District, No. ii, Of the | llted
Mine Workers of America, is in jail
at Indianapolis, Ind, awaiting hear
ing on a charge of contempt Of court
for alleged violation of the federal
court Injunction against furtherance
of the strike of coal miners. Hearing
has been set for next Monday.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-25

A years subscription to The Coun-
ty Record will make an appreciable
gift to the son daughter or relative
out of Williamsburg county. 1t costs
sl.5O, invariably in advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-25
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Or corn syr.p, instead II sugar syrup
Either "ay, J. tastes god. neTer
spells, and civ.s ycu a fu,. pir. OF
better cough .ccrt:y than you could
hiy Ieady-nads for three times its
cost.
]. i. really wonderful how quickly
this homemade r-De.. conQUers a
on,:rh-tIs;ia!iv in - hours ., les. 1t
seems to penetrate Through every air
rasssge, !oc.ens DRY, ioar:e or tigt,.
cougs. lifts the phlcs,n, heals the -nen-
branes, and gives almost iDU e late
relief. Splendid for threat tickle,
losrseness, Group. bronchitis and croa-
c.izl asthma.
Pinex i. a highly ecreentrated COM
pound Of genuine Norway pine extract,
throat ard ehrs: inen.s.
To avoid dlsarooin unent ask your
druggist for 81. ounces OF Pinex''
with directions. ard dor't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed % give abso-
late sat STA ctioa OF uoaey refunded.
The Pinex Co. Fl. Wavne, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-25
cRlCULrURe

The committee on Agriculture will
give public hearing. in Room No. "A at
the state House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEB. D. at 9 r. NJ.
on the following:
An Act to authorize the commissioner
of agriculture to group the various bu .
reaus and lines of work in the depart -.
ment Of agriculture into divisions
An Act creating bureau of animal hus-
bandrt.
An Act to amend Chapter e,s. Public
Laws 1911. providing for the establish
fnent OF bureau Of markets
An Act requiring that creameries. COZ
dsnsed milk factories and certain other
dealers in dairy products to be lfcen Sc /
and give bond before transacting buSi-
ness.
An Act to amend Chapter ill. Public
Laws 1911. providing for the improve
meft and certifioati Of seed.
Resolve making an appropriation 10
support the bureau Of horticulture.
Resolve to amend Chapter Is. Pubic
Laws 1917, relating to animal hush an
dry.
Resolve making appropriation for
support Of bureau Of weights and
measures.
An Act amending Section Il. Chapter
IS OF the Revised Statutes. relating 70
the department Of agriculture. prpviding
for the collection and examination II
samples Of feeding stuffs. fertilizers. in
seWs' EbSEs sesaS Ma AZ 1nd a a,
on the following:
An Act for better protection against
adulterated. mishranded or inferior
commercial fertilizers
F p WASHBCRN Sec