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The Washington herald., 1920-02-17
Marriage Licenses.

John W. Stone. 81. Cleveland. Ohio, and
Ethel Z. Lucas, q, Ashland, Va. The Rev.
Howard r. Downs
william K Collins. q. of this city. and
Gensyieve Z. Mccsrthy. 2. Buffalo \. Y
Jabez Wright, 81, Crossroads, Nd. and
Mrs Georgia A. -Speskman, IS, Of this city.
The Rev. John Z. Briggs
Thea A Smith, IS, and Pearl Z. Patton.
%, both Of this city, The Rev. Wilmer p.
Johnston
william A. schenecke, q. and Elizabeth
n. Howard, q. both Of Philadelphia. Pa.
The Rev. John II. Jeiries-
Frank II. Hopkins. q. and helen Cunning.
ham, y. both Of this city
Arthur @. Probey. ee, and Alice B. Ool.
ward J. NcGrsth.
Frederick J. Matych, IS. Bradford, Pa.
and Margaret 7. Gushing, a. Middletown,
Conn. The Rev. Frank X Biscbof.
William b. Constantine. q, Bladensburr,
Nd, and sigmunda C1arTn. 10. HysttsriTe.
Nd. The Rev. Frank X. Bischof.
Harry C.Lisbrsnd, -, westover, Nd, and
Msude Cannon. 2s. Of this cty- The Rev.
A. g.. Perkins.
Ralph A Miller. Is. of this city. and
Anna R. Johnson. p, Of Baltimore Nd. ne
Rev. John H MuiliEan-
Narville c. Parish. tr., %, and Mildred V.
Timberiake. -. both Of Richmond. Va The
Rev. Howard y. Downs
Joseph Fitxrerah. .. Of New York City,
and Elsie BcokhultI. es. Of this city. The
Rev. George N. Dfnenderfer.
Thomas Lynch, 81, and Lecna Wide, .,
both Of this city. The Rev. 4. sayles. =
william N. Dietrich. =. and Dorothy z.
ClAfin, 1sg eoth this city. The Rev. John
c. Copenhaves
Louis d. Simmons. 2e, and Mabel Hard
esty, Is. both Of this eity. The Rev.. J.
Phelps Hand
George N. Smith. q. and Cecilia Z Del.
tufo. 10. both Of this city, The Rev. 7.
wslter DAILY.
James A. Lockwood, q, and Catherine N.
Fischer, IS. both Of Baltimore. Nd. The
Rev. @. y. Thomas.
Joseph n. Krichton, SIS, Of Baltimore. Ma,
and Marietta A Neuhcuse. 81. Of Pittzburr,
Pa The Rev. I. y. Davis.
John NJ Bradley. -. Of this cify. and
Marion b. Beck. .. Of Boston. Mass. Ths
Rev. James N. 01Brien.
John c. Cole. IS. and Msry G. sesrs. a
hoth Of this cty. The Rev. James C.
Moore.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17
Births Reported.

Joseph II. and Helen NJ. Bartenstein, be
John and Mabel Nickname. boy.
Leon and Isabelle De MavAs. boy.
Clement D. and Mary NJ. RozLelle. girl
Joseph W. and Nellie G. sisson. boy.
Gu<tav c. and Mary L. Pauls. boy.
Thomas r. and Hannah Hodges. boy.
VIM. Z. and Grace Franks. boy.
William and Margaret Park. girl.
Robert d. and Myrtle Y. snider. girl.
Stanley p. and Lucy p. Long. girl.
Howard H. and Ruth Montgomery. boy.
Peter and Frances speek, boy.
PlAtt W. and Rhea Covington. boy.
Arthur II. and Florence Page. boy.
Louis J. and Elsie Z. Dickerson. boy.
Alonza and Irene Tolliver, boy.
James and Marie Bell. girl.
Lester and Ethel Perry, girl.
Theodore and Melandy Petty, girl.
John and Ellen King. girl.
Harry and Rene Simpson. girl.
James and Blanche johnson, girl.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17
Invite 0f6cerx 10 Lecture.

Invitation has been extended to
all officers of the War Department
to attend lectures on automotive
subjects by Dean A. Fales and A.
Matheson. experts Of the Motor
Transport Corps, every Monday at
4:90 p. m, at the Motor Transport
headquarters, Seventh and B streets.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

woRKINGMEN-IT WILL BIZ RECALLED
that not so very long ago that "trousers'
were quoted at the price we now ask for
pants. s. mp. but price trousers today. s6.ss
to $12.98 or higher. so 1t pays to buy from
us; we also have slightly used overcoats. s.
up: ladies' waists and shoes. SOC up. JUsTH's
OLD STAND, SO d. fe17-1t
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Classified Real Estate Advertising
GOLDEN RULE. incorporated.

GOLDEN RULE. incorporated.
Harry l. Chew, President.
O. Elmer Bookhuitz. vice Prss. Treas.
srxTEESrH srHEEr HEIGFTs
S1b,0Oo
Ths beat buy in this section Briek. -peb-
oie-dash. detached house, containing ten
rooms, bath. hot-watsr heat. gas and elee-
tnc lights. Large lot to paved sney. Ga
rage Entire house In excellent coudidon-
terms OF sale TO b arranged.
Mt. PHEASANT
So.5O0
This excellent house 10 located on one Of
tne best streets In the Mt. Pleasant section.
it contains rooms and large sleeping porch.
nefh, hot-wnter heat. gas and electric
nshu. House In Al copdidon.l Room fos
garage. Terms Of sais 10 BE- arranged.
+ SOUTHEAST SECTION
$500
nne roomins house. This Is . brick
house eontaining 10 rooms, bath. steam heat.
gas. large lot Convenient to two car fines.
THIS house cannot be duplicated for the price.
CHEVY CHASE. D. O.
t1o. 800
A Thoroughly modern house In the hest
neiEhborhood In this section. Containing
rooms. bath, bot-water heat gas and elec'
tric lights, lot 25xs5. Colonial front porch
and enclosed back porches. Terms Of sale
to Be arranged.
GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated
Continental Trust Building. Main 1e4o-le4l
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17

Beware the much-advertised sure
cure" for disease. warns the United
States Public Health Service. While
experimenting. the disease often gets
beyond the point where II can be
cured by Q competent physician.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17

DIED.
HICKS-on Monday, February ls.
1920, at $50 p. m, at Tuber-
culosis Hospital, JAMES, be-
loved husband of Jennie B.
Hicks.
Notice of funeral later.
GoRDoN-on Sunday. February Is,
1920. at Walter Reed Hospital.
EDWARD E, brother of Col.
Walter II. Gordon. Z. S. A, in
the 5sth year of his age.
Funeral services at the auditorium.
Walter Reed Hospital, Tuesday,
February IL. 1890. at 9 d. m.
Interment private. Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Cook & Marshall Co., Inc

Real Estate and Insurance.
s21 18th st.. N. W. Main sl2
Sixteenth st. NV.
Pressed brick, in one Of the best SEC
lions Of the Northwest; u rooms; 2
baths; complete billiard room; hot-watsr
heat; electric lights; house must be seen
10 be appreciated Terms. Price.
$500 Block Holmead Pl.
Brick. 9 rooms; bath; electricity;
hardwood finish; deep lot; room for q
garage. House In wonderful conditioa-
Terms. Price. $500.
Best Section Northeast
Brick. dx rooms; bath; hardwood
throughout; hot-vater heat; electric
lights; deep lot running back to wide
alley; room for garage. Terms. Price.
10 Sstssr SERVICE possible.
Cook & Marshall Co., Inc
Real Estate and Insurance.
oa1 lsth 81. N. W. Main sz2
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Houses for Sale.

si.oo0-HYE sT. sE., NEAR Isth-
Ffvs-room frame; large lot.
Ss.25o-sth ST. NE, NEAR c-s~yu
room. bath. frame; $500 cash.
S3.s0o-2nd 81. NE, NEAR D-six
rooms, 2-story brick. bath. Owner vir
give possessiou.
s4.ooo-rLA. AVE. NE, NEAR n.
cAPIroL.-six-roon brick. bath. ls n.
alley.
slooo-E ST. NE, NEAR UNION STA
TI0N-ssvsn-roon brick. hath.
eS.ooo-MAsg. AVE. HE.-stx roona,
bath. brick. fns location.
S7,3sO-KEARNEY ST. NE.-Nev 3
room bungalow; strictly modern; large
lot.
For CoIored.
SAtoo-oth sT. NV. NEAR EUCLID
six'roon bnck, furnace; $500 essh-
sasoo-N ST., NEAR sth.-six-rooa
brick.
s4.2so-LAMoNr ST. NV, NEAR sth-
six-r9oms. bath. furnace.
S45oo-FIrrH ST.. NEAR q Nw.-six-
room brick.
For these and other desirable homes
apply to
National Realty Co.
920 New York Avenue NV.
fsa-tf
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17

oHeralG
CahiH & DUNCAN
centise.t.i Trust Bundiss
IL 21zS 18th 4 H Sh. N. W.
We want your house to sell.
If you desire a quick sale hll
out the coupon and mail to us
at once.
House No. =. Price. -.
Terms. -. Trust. 80.
Number of rooms. Baths. :.
Size of lot -. Alley. -. Kind
Of heat. -. Electric light. :.
Colonial porch. %. Garage. -.
Possession. -.
...-..
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Business Property for Sale.


One of the best buys II not the best
buy north Of N. z. ave. N. W. on 7th
street. Large 3-story brick. well built
business property; nrst 1oor store,
flats on the = upper fioors. modern
heating plant; price to q quick pur-
chaser, $4,000. Only $4,000 cash.
Other brokers can sell this property
through my office.
On H street N. E.; s15.500. One Of
tbs best corner properties on this
street.. building is not modern but it is
q great scorne; for business and will
make you a great Investment II you
shouldn't get any rent from II for years.
II will pay you to buy if II you want q
good business corner suitable for most
any kind Of q wholesale or retail placs.
So. 250-On II street N. u. Store and
dwelling; can be bought Just now at The
above price; may not be for sale In .
day or two.
s5,oc0-A dwelling that can be re-
modelled into . store. 5000 cash.
36.75o for an S-room dwelling on II
ct. N. Z. This property win make you
q very good home and located on .
business street It Ia almost sure to b.
come valuable.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17

THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Inc.
Consul. or Sale, Department.
N. Y. Ave. N w., Special $1,000
Corner property facing North Cspito
street, well built brick. in hne condition
consisting Of rooms and bath. Posses~aoa.
Rooming House-$I2,000
Near District Court House, modern brick,
consisting OF Il large rooms, all modern i'm.
provements, in good condition, stable or "a.
rage In rear, clear and terms to suit, poe.
session
Biltmore Street, $4,000
Near 10th street, one of washinrton,,
finest residential streets, central hall tyoe,
containing about 10 rooms and 3 baths AMI
servants room and large lot to an alley:
room for q garage; possession.
Near St. Pauls Church, $3.50
~ story brick. in good condition, contain.
ing large rooms and bath. Wen heated
property clear Of any trust; convenient rerms
to purchaser could be arranged with q small
payment, balance in FIRST and second trusts.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Inc.
738 18th street. n. W.
Phone Main ESQ.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17

Homes and Investments
$4,000
Near New Hampshire ave.
A downtown modern home; 8 rooms and
bath; heated by hot water; electric nshts.
VACANT.
100000.
Business Property.
Located near 9Th and sts N. VA
3-story building; a store with 10 rooms and
two baths; heated by hot water; lot 25 feet
wide.
100000.
18th st., South Columbia Road.
weli-repted business property; lot nearly
80 feet wide; paved alley In rear.
$34.000.00.
Overlooking Circle.
Facing two prominent avenues In down.
town; 80 rooms and baths; heated BY hot
water; wonderful location for roomins or
boarding house.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & co.
607 18th st. nv. sea-e
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Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 H street. NV.
Phone Main 102s.


Phone Main lo2s.
Price, $500. NORTHEAST. A well
built. eight-room and bath brick home.
In a nne location. All the rooms In
this house are large and we are con-
. ndent that there is no better buy on the
market today. It can be sold on terms
that are bound to meet with your ap-
proval and we invite your inspection at
Price. 5000. 1wAsHIN TON
HEIGHTS. little of 18th and Co
lumbia Road we are Offering q dandy
little six-room house, having hot water
heat, electric lights and a double ga
rage. Possession will be given and rea-
sonable terms Of sale made.
Price, 81. $50. SUBURBAN. In q
very good section not very far out. A
mighty attractive. semi-detached home
having seven rooms and bath. hot
water heat, electric lights and garage.
The whole property is In excellent con-
dition aud has an unusually large back
: yard. Possession given.
Price, $4,000. NORTHEAST. very
low priced piece Of property offered to
close an estate. This fs q six-room and
bath brick dwelling. very well located.
that can be sold on reasonable terms
See this today.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc
1884 H street, NV.
Phone Main 102s.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17
Help Wanted-Male or Female.

INVESTMENT IN ATLANTIC NU-FUEL
Corporation appeals to the economic in
Nestng and serious minds well as to
those desirous Of healthy and cleanly cities
Two desirable positions (male and female)
starting as agents. Organization about cum
pleted. National Union Building. fel6-7t
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17
LOST.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTEDLYOUNG MAN TO OP-
crate proof press. Apply FORE
MAN. Herald composing room after
6p. m. ja23-tf
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COLORED BOY WITH WHEEL.
HAYWORTH PUB. HOUSE, 629
G st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-17
GENERAL AUTO REPAIR co.
WELDING OF PARTS

Cast irun. steel and aluminium radiator rrpsir-
ng snd scored cylinders. Fira -class work only.
kisht Prices and quick service. See Mr. BILL
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
GRIMM ALFALFA is RECOMMENDED
TO THE FARMERS OF THIS REGION
AS A MOST PROFITABLE CROP
B. r. SHEEHAN
Field Agronomisf, University q
Idaho Extension DixisIOn.l

Z
Idaho Extension Division-)
In most sections OF the West and
n many sections OF the middle West
md East there is an eyer-increasing
lemand for the seed of Grimm alfal-
a This demand has been due prin-
cipally to the ability OF the Grimm 10
withstand more severe winter condi-
lions than many OF our common
strains of alfalfa. Where the com
non alfalfa has been unable TO come
through the winter without a Dig
loss OF stand. the Grimm is recon-
mended.
Results of tests In New York, Penn
sylyania, Michigan. Wisconsin, the
Dakotas. Montana. Oregon and sew
eral sections of Idaho have shown
-onclusiyely that the Grimm variety
Is the one that will most successfully
withstand severe winter conditions.
Farmers wanting the Grimm seed
FOR sowing are OF course anxious 10
,ecure that which is true Grimm-
Grimm seed commands higher price
than seed OF our common strains II
: worth more. Also there Ia ALSO
utely no way by which the SEED OF
Grimm can be distinguished from
fnat Oh InOSl VI Jul NOAsh0A
md when purchasing seed farmers
should hear this in mind. Examina-
ton OF the growing plants Is the only
means OF telling the Grimm from the
common alfalfa
This condition undoubtedly has al
lowed for the sale of much common
,eed as Grimm and II is not uneom-
mon 10 hear the statement tnat
there is more Grimm alfalfa seed
,old than there is produced. II Is
apparent that this situation offers
IN excellent opportunity Tor the un-
,crupulous individual to sell seed OF
common alfalfa for Grimm.
In general the demand for the
Grimm seed exceeds the supply
There are only few sections OF the
United States that produce seed OF
his hardy strain. In the East and
middle West. where there Is usually
big demand for this seed. depend
nee for their supply is In the West
Climatic conditions in those sections
are not favorable for the production
II seed.
Idaho Is naturally a seed-produc-
ng state and Is one Of the states that
figures prominently in supplying the
lemand for Grimm. Many sections
II the East send their buyers into
his state each year TO obtain guam
.ity OF our seed. In Aberdeen.
;pringfield and Sterling sections. Ida
10 has one Of the finest Grimm sec
ions in the country There are
xrowers In this section who are IN a
.osition 20 supply growers with the
rue Grimm. yet each year a big guik
4 this seed is purchased by grower
nd dealers of other states. The
anne is also true for the large por-
ton OF our choice clover and grass
ieeds-
Farmers planning TO purchase seed
hould remember first to get the best.
Z Il Is Grimm. remember you are
iaying a higher price than for ccn-
mon. that Grimm and common seed
.annot be distinguished apart. There
ore. deal with a grower or dealer
whose integrity Is beyond dispute aid
rho has a reputation for the hand
Ing o ftrue-to-name seed.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
, SUMMARY OF
, IDAHO WEATHER

Boise. Idaho. October 81. 1920
rhe weather during the fore part OF
the past week continued to hold up
he harvesting OF crops and inter
cred considerably with farm activi-
les. Rains were OF frequent occur
renee and snow fell over a large area
4 the state Reports OF some damage
. fruit and shade trees by limbs
lreaking under the weight OF wet
,now were received from Twin Falls
county. The third cutting of alfalfa
vas been heavily damaged. by the
prolonged wet period and In some To-
calities Is molding in the fields. Con-
siderable OF both the potato and beet
crops are still In the fields. Roads
m the southwestern portion OF the
state are IN bad shape and some re-
ports are TO the effect that Il Is prac-
tically impossible 10 haul crops TO
market.
In the northern portion of the
state meadows and pastures are still
good condition; apples and pota-
oes are being harvested as fast as
he weather Will permit. and apple
lacking r. being pushed rapidly. The
reports from Kootenai county show
he sowing OF fall wheat has been
completed and the early sown fields
are looking fine. Rye Is growing well
Fair weather with freezing tenn
peratures was the rule over the state
during the latter half OF the week.
The good drying weather Is looked
upon with favor by farming Interests
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Land Office, HALEY,
Idaho. October s. 1920.
Serial Number 026547.
Notice is hereby given that. Eph-
RAIN ]. Malone. of Twin Falls
county, state of Idaho. has filed
in this office his application to pur-
chase. under the act of May 20. 1920
the following described lands. viz
Lots and IL Sec. %. T S. r s f.
b. NJ within the HALEY. Idaho, land
district.
Any and ali persons claiming adj
versely the lands described. or desir-
ing to object because OF the mineral
character of the land. or any other
reason. TO the disposal to applicant.
should file their affidavits OF pro
tests in this office. on or before the
4th day OF November. 1920.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
Date of LIST pub Oct. 21. 1920.
Date OF last pub Nov. IL. 1920.
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nd II IL continues. viii enable them
o save good portion OF the third
7utting OF hay potato and beet dig
ing can so ahead. apple gathering
nd late harvesting can De finished
The freezing temperatures OF the
last few DAYS have not been OF any
'dyantage. but no damage has re-
tuiied outside OF a few localities re-
porting pastures being frozen.
Twin Falls County
Showed all night OF the 18th:
broke hundreds OF fruit and shade
recs; much damage 20 third cut
ing OF hay. beans and red clover
'wo thirds OF alfalfa In fields. mold
ng and rotting; abort one-third po-
atcs \ field yet; apples about all
pictaa beet harvest slow on account
II rains.
CLINTON r NoRQUEsT.
Meteorological
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Serial No. 02s54s
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
-Unifci States Land office Hail
~y. Idaho. October 20. 1920.


Notice is hereby given that Louis
Ellison OF Jerome. County OF Jerome.
State OF Idaho. has filed in this Of
flee his application TO purchase un-
der the Act OF May 20. 1890. the fol
lowing described land. viz: Lots 4
and 5, Section IL; Lots 3. 6. Z. and
9. Sec. Is; Lots and 7. Sec. 20 i:
Lots S. Z. and 9 IN Sec 81. Town
ship 9 South. Range i6 East. Boise
Meridian. within the HALEY. Idaho.
Land District.
Any and all persons claiming adj
verseiy the lands described. or desir-
ing to object. because Of the mineral
character OF the land. or any other
reason. TO the disposal 10 applicant.
should file their objections thereto
within the period Of publication. on
or before November IS. 1890
BEN r. GRAY.
Register.
Date OF first pub. Oct. IS. 1920.
Date OF last pub Nov. is. 1920.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04

Franklin county farm bureau
workers are signing up 900 cows
o furnish milk 10 a receiving station
at Preston.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04

State OF Illinois. have filed their ap-
plicatioa to purchase. under the act
OF May 20. 1920. the following de-
scribed land viz: Lots 10. II. IS. "A.
8. is. II and IS In Section 20. T. 3
$. r. is +. b. NJ. within the HALEY.
Idaho. Land District.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described or desir-
ing 10 object. because OF the mineral
character Of the land. or any other
reason. TO the disposal 10 applicant.
should file their affidavits OF protests
IN this office within the period OF
publication.
BEN X. GRAY.
Register.
Date OF Lat pub. Nov. 4. 1920.
bate OF last pub. Nov. rs. 1920.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
DEMURRER ENTERED

Demurrer has been entered In the
district court by the defendants IN
ne action brought by ID. NJ. Denton
against ID. F. Detweller and Others
The contention Is the complaint filed.
wherein demand Is made for Iudg-
ment on alleged outstanding amount
for stock In the Twin Falls Times,
does not state facts 10 constitute
cause sufficient for action.
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AND sHEARER;s AUC-
TION DATES

Walter and Shearer. auctioneers.
announce the following sale dates:
Dave Konkle. farm sale. Tuesday.
November is.
Thursday. Nov. is, Pacific fnterna-
tional Livestock Show. registered
Shorthorn sale. Portland. Ore
January s. 7, s, Ogden livestock
show.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
HOPPER EGGS OK 10 FARMS

HOPPER EGGS On ID fAkMS
Representatives employed by the
Camas county farm bureau and the
University OF Idaho extension division
ave found beds of grasshopper eggs
IN 9 farms IN a recent survey. Some
II the areas were small. while Others
we're OF good size IL Is Intended
hat all these shall be thoroughly cul-
waited this fall, so as 10 destroy the
eggs and prevent a recurrence OF the
grasshopper pest which necessitated
A long and expensive campaign OF
eradication last summer. The sum
mer's campaign IS reported TO have
saved IL .O00 bushels OF wea. In one
community. IL was estimated by one
farmer that the county would have
harvested only one-fourth of sea-
sons crop II the grasshoppers had not
been fought.
10 BUSHELS PER ACRE EXTRA
Certified wheat is estimated by the
Cooling county farm bureau 10 be
fielding at least 10 bushels per acre
more than other wheat A yield OF
20 bushels per acre on 40 acres Is
he largest reported.
SIGNING UP I, 900 COWS.
Franklin county farm bureau
workers are signing up ! 200 cows
o furnish milk 10 a receiving station
at Preston.
POTATO DAY AT BURLEY
Potato Day" is tentatively set
'or November 20 at Burnley. Plans
are on foot TO have r. r. Bennett.
potato specialist o fthe University OF
Idaho extension division. discuss GER
tain phases OF potato culture, with
other phases discussed by l.. c. Aich-
er, superintendent OF the Aberdeen
experiment. station. and with pres
,ntation fthe economies OF potato
rowing by c. c. Taylor. farm man
lgament demonstration of the ex-
tension division.
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-'-s.et Sf-se~ I.and OFFICE. Hat
ley, Idaho. Oct. 81. 1870.
(Serial No. t363Sol
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Costello OF Los Angeles. Los Angeles
County. State OF California. and John
Croker OF Maroa. County OF Macon,
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AMONG THE FARM BUREAUS
WILL FEED HAY on FARMS.

WILL FEED HAY On f4khS.
Owing 10 the large quantity o.
surplus hay I'm Canyon county and
the slow movement Of this hay
through purchase by stcckmen and
shippers. certain OF the farmers ar
considering the advisabiiity OF feed
ing sheep and cattle this winter
From recent indications. they will b.
able TO obtain credit from severa'
OF the banks for this purpose
& q =
SPUDs AT $1,000 AN ACRE
Calls have been received by the
Canyon county farm bureau for GER
fiffcation OF seed potatoes. as a result
OF the low price for market potatoes
Most OF the fields fer which appliea-
ton was made are reported 70 have
failed to come up 20 certification re-
ouirements. because no rogueing has
been done. From recent indications
n Is reported by the farm bureau that
more attention viii be paid in futur
10 rogueing for seed production pur
poses. One man whose field OF 10
acres passed the two preliminary IN
spections FOR certified seed Is reported
TO have sold his crop az an averase
OF $1,000 per acre. This crop aver
aged 34S sacks per acre.
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STUDENTS WILL TEST HERBS
County Agricultural Agent j. j.
Andrews OF Valley county reports
that the high school al Roseburg has
made arrangements TO test five herds
OF dairy cattle monthly throughout
the school year Records viii be
kept on milk and butterfat produe-
ton and on values OF feed, so as TO
ascertain whether the cows are pay
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HOT LUNCH AT MOUNTAIN HOME
Steps are being taken TO install
the hot lunch In the Mountain Home
schools. Between 20 and 100 pupils
will be accommodated by the serving
OF hot lunch at noon as soon as q
room can be arranged for the pur-
pose.