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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02

Cine Seitnlmrner I'M fptrtlifen Gimme
BEG @ortes lit Die o teraussabe Der 3eit.
Idrift: r9ie Salsfrau", NIT . ibrem
prd6ti9en Silberidnnld unb ben i60len
Infldn9en an bns Iieblife Sriiblinas,
felt. Ius benz reiden Snbalt beben ipir
berbor: nSn Der OiterIonne @lnns".
gr5dbluns bon u. Burg; bic 5tpeite
S%ort5etuu9 oes NIT aIietttGem 8eifau
alfeenommenen rtellen &omaus: rOie
Iopptiptodter", bon $. GpurtbssW tnh'
Ter, uno einen peiteren abIhnitt Der
feiielubeu RobeIle: Ser @e9 gum Ser'
gen., bon Rarie Bernhard.
Gin int~ereiianter grtifel, betitelt:
y8o I'M Npril Die Siriden bliiben",
fiibrt uns mad Sdpan. uuo fat mdr6en'
baft mutet Die 9eIdreibun9 bon Den
eigerartigen 9lumens lnb @artenfciten
an, tpie ie MIR Der Sapaner gu feiern
beritebt. @elfe llnlpnubIunseu i'm
2anbe Der Rorgenionne in lester 3eit
itattQcfunben babeu, fin6et babel aud
grtpGbnun9.
Sir prattiide Sau3frnuen piro elm
Irtifel iiber ,3pergbii5ner oIs 8irts
i6aftSbiibner" marlden uiitlidlen @tnt
entbulten, inb fir @eiibcr bon fIeincn
SaussGrten biirftc eire Nnrcguuo sur
an~oertpeitigen Nusuiibuu9 zines Spars
Qelbeetes bon 8ert iein.
Sab in bieiem Scft aid Die ainNer
gu ibrem bo(leu Rehte fOmn,e:l, lnIIcn
Die SiteripieIe, g~r6dIlun8en NIB @ors
idld9e 5ur Seier beg Cages, iotpie Elm
Id0ues Siterlieb beutlth %erternen.
Sn ieber bas 8et6 Der 6on5frau bcs
treffenben Iubrit 1T nicher reidlid)
8oriorse aetroffeu nit &orInecn 81,
~hlnitbouen &anbarbeiteu, Sdynittmliter,
fir Samens unb Aiuoerfleibcr, erprobs
ten &e3erten 5n Siteripciien rm6 @ea
bad. anbcre IbteiGlnger, tpie ~Sdnts
tditlein prattii6er 8inte", y6ou5 u.o
Serb, nStimmen ans Dem 2elerfretie",
.8rieftditen Der Rebaftiou" unS Q ,@cr
Iuft @eripanSte uno 9ctannte?" trooen
mld biel ba3u bel, bteie5 Seft 5u eineml
Defenders bilfrei6eu im SaisbnIt gu Ges
ltalten. lin, alles naGere tpenb' man
Ii6 an ben GerIag Der 2eitIdrif. ~Ste
Snusfrmn", RiItpnItee, 8is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02
&oiebnb u. 1.

8QbrCno bes StitrnteS an lebten
Sonntog gtahmittng brad oltf I'M
ertlQrIidcr @etIe altf Der 6orm oes
@ottlicb Slider nabe Ociicn &obn.
boltS 6Cttcr aus, oos iid il6cr cine
8icrtclmciIc berbreitcte cbe eS &c.
I0Iht lpcrOen fonntc. Gum Slid
purOe fem GROCER Sdo6en ongcrid.
tet.
6ormcr Die 10 idretlih ilber oic
grntcouSii6ten geionmcrt boben,
MADDEN iest wieoer bcitere @eii6tcr
ieitocm bos i60nc 8etter bie 8ei.
aenioat orocntlib ins @aficn &c.
broht Wn0 Die 5elOer nit einem
prottboIlCn @riincn &eppi6 iiber.
aogen bat. Namcntlid i60n itebt
Der 8ei5en bier altf Ocn 6elbern ollf
pelfen nid)t an Sertili5cr gciport
ipur0e.
2Ouis @iIliulonn rno Satin be.
goben lid lebten Montoe nod Ser.
mann no Srolt 8ilIimann megen
appendicitis in Or. @offner's Soipi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02
MOrrtlDn

griuin Brandt nro Satin baben
oaS frilber bon 8. s. Sdmeigbouier
eefiibrte &eltallrant.@ ei6aft 9efauft.
Srou Sermon &iefe lit Iette $50.
dc bon ct. Souls 5ltriidgefebrt, no
Tie mebrere @o6en bel ibrer Sodter,
Srall &otp Senparo beripeilt batte
I'M Die 8efomtidaft elmer neltel1
gnfeltodtcr at madden.
Senrb 9egentanr un6 @attir, bon
Malto @erb, NO., trafen lebte $50.
DIE bier elm Inn 8ertpanbten in
Morriion rno 8otsoom einen 9e-
iu6 ab5uItatten.
s. S. Wertens mar ON Sreitoe
unb Samstog in ct. 2ouis in @e.
iddften.
= @roBer Siter-gaIl ndditen
Montoe Gbeno IN &ramer's SaIle
in Worriion.
Die Rorriion 9anf lit bon Sobn
Storfe, Sdotmeifter bes Benton
Sotpnibip 8oarb Of gommiifionera
oils Gepoiitoriam fir $26, oer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02
tol lid elmer Sperotion untcr5og.

49,
SRI. MlDina IllItermnrll, meldc
mcbrcre 8Od)cn on Der Snflucr5o
unb Damn lettc ISOLDE oil Der Gltns
gcncnt5iinoun9 erfranft mar, befin.
oct Ii6 ictt micocr allf Scr 9eiic-
rllng.
8roll Guilt Scping iorpie 6rnlt
6. q. 9en5 ul10 mebrerc ibrer Sim.
ser befanoen iidJ ol1f Der &ranfcna
Iiite, bo6 geben Oiciclbcn Wiebcr
raid ibrer @cneiung entgegcrt.
@lrg. Seeming un6 9atl. @bfer be-
0oben iid ant 9ienstog letter ISOLDE
nab Seo Inn cine 8runncns8 obr.
Moi6ine bes Serrn Seeming BORT
o~b5ubolen. Sic famen Oomit bis
nabe Hoiebub, oils iie Oieielbe BORT
IteBen Ioiiett muBten, "a Die &ooOs
infolge oe8 &egenS booenloS parcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02

Imrper tdl ipolil mr. clnaI icbn,
ipenn i'd reiiiubit bdtt, hanu butt
i'd ME nit Oas GiiO 9Cb0rt, Well ib
ben nod fciuc Wiuuit mebr 9eluart,
iouoern lin rcitrpeg in oas Saus
gauge IN ben Sdrce Sfnce iein
Iaiic. Scbalo it) iuieit oas Sars
tomrrne limo, oa is atuluer Der Sonn
geItart I'M Oas min i'd Sbue in meiu
nGd,Ite @rici per5Gble. Sor beut
min it Sine MIR nod iooiel iage,
DAB oiele Wcnibe groBe &inbs'
oiebher i'm menn ie iid) oerbeirnte,
tponit i'd nerblcipe Sbne Sbrn
(ieuer
SbiIipp Soueramper
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02
Hunt 0strrhaHen.

Sn Dem iunsen. friifen @raie
Sibt Elm fIelt ger Giterbaie,
Se9t gar mardle5 i6Dne 81
llnter's Qaltb unb ipriht babel:
r9ies belpnmt Die tIeiue 2ieie.
Sic idj iiiu9it trnf niif Der 8teie;
Scenes 8cIbe :rie9t Der Sris
Rit Der biiGiten 3ipfeImiiB'l
Sas 9eifedtc lit fir 8iui,
SaS geitreifte frieat bic 2tlIi,
llnb bas rote bleibt fir GretHen,
Sir bas liebe, lutc Wdodenl
Sod bas ihonite mill it i6euter
9a6bars Rar arm I~ueebeufeu,
@eil Der @iar III ieber Sriit
SleiBig nnb aeburiam it'll"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02

-glIle uniere 2eier, peIde Die Sci.
tltne nidt r~eseImaBie erbalten, iinb
gebeten, uns per Boitfarte 5,t benatr
ri9tigen oomit mir @bbiIfe idaffen
f0nnert. sic ertpeiien uns 6omit cine
groBe @efGIItgteit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02

0PfetwiIIig. SD bobl
jar nid)t 0cullbt, OaB oein &ercbrrt
alld) oidtGn funll."
ySa, ct bats eigens meinetme1cn
gclernt"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02

cine bal6c Wtillion bctrugcn0er
Goao,SonOanleibc bon Oiagc Goun.
tD bcitimmt Wor6en.
9enrp Sre6momt, bon Berger,
bcianO ii6 lcbte ISOLDE bier ollf 9e.
Ilt6 bel Mortin S6neioer Ii. SAINT.
lie.
S. ,. Brandt bat ooS ~gegenlpGr.
tig bon Gbriit. 9ocbm belpobnte
8obnbolls, @i9entbum Der aiiump.
tionS . @emeinbc, fir $4,000 &c.
fal1ft.
Gbas. &einboIa bat sic Sorm iei.
mes ,Satcrs, alteltit &einbpI5, bel
8aSconaoe, beitebcno aus 100 Nder,
fir $4,000 ecfauft.
6rc0 @ittrod, Srin5ipol unIcrer
Sdlle, Dot bon Der @aSco 2umber
So. Gin ncltes gbebrolct gluto &c.
fm1ft.
$. s. MertcnS bat ON SSSobn 8ol8
elm @lgin Cir 9ll1to perfouft.
Gbas., Senrp uro 2ouis 9oegcr
mlrben leBte ISOLDE nod ct. 2o,tis
ans &ranfcnbett ibrcr Wattter.
@ittmc alt9uit 8oeger, gcrufen.
6rolt 9ocecr muroe I'M 9iufoniifen.
SoIpitol elmer Operation lt1tcraogen
lrO licot 5. 3. i'm fritii6cn Sutton.
&c oornicocr.
Gbas. 2olf lit our6 &ranfbeit
ans 9ctt gefciielt.
Im SantSto9 iporcr bic @c1dGfte
bier icDr flau, "a unicrc Sarmer
ale 5lt crnii9 otf ibren 6cIOcrn ma.
rcn TIM our StaOt 5l1 fommcn.
2ouis 2aIf be5obIt oie b0dltcn
ErciIe fiir Gier unb @efIiigeI. Chen.
follS fault er altes Giicn, ltno on.
ocrc Wctollc ionic 2ltmpen.
GntOn Tbltli befinbet iid felt mcb.
rercn Gogcn in Seffcrion Gitp inter
S%cbonolltng cincS Illgenorstes.
@Gbrcn6 CT bcinl 9l66ofen bon @e.
'tr0lth bcidGftiat mar idnelltc Gin
3mcig 5rrild u1O trof i'm ms offce
nc Gll8c, OoS i6rpcr bcrlctt pl,roc.
6rou 6re0 GngeIoge uno Sro1
GbriIt. Eopc bcrlpciIten Iebte ISOLDE
mc6rcrc Gage IN ct. 2oui8.
Butlponrcn l1no 9onc,. llno
ai1oerbiitc fir bic 6riiblinos.Soi.
ion 51t mGbigen GreiIcn BEL Scope &
Gngelaoe.
Srol Senrp &e1nper 1tnb gsrou
$. 81. &cbefer reiiten Iebtc ISOLDE
nod Sigginsbille, Mo., Inn Ser Sc.
erotgung Der Mlltter Der Ssrau
aerlpcr, 5rau Iienonr, ~beiguuob.-
mem.
6ra1t Scnrp Soppe uno lire beis
Den G0htcr, Srls. Minnte Ii. Rorn,
traten lcttcn 9ienStog cine Reiie
nod electra, Seros, an, Tim ibrer
gtltter 1tnb @roBmlitter, Sron Chr.
@ittenba6 IT,, cinct 8eiud ob5u.
%itotten.
auf Gntpfeblltne bes 0iItrift.
Sonntogifr,lfomittes finoct am
Sonntog nad Siterr, beeimcnb
Nafmitta9s $50 l1br, in Der go.
eobt.&trde bierielbit cine SonntaeS.
i6ulfonbention fir Die bieiioe God.
baridaft itatt. 0ie Sonntagsi6u,
len Der cOangeliiben @%cmeipoen int
$erman1, Gbamois, @orrilor, ssre.
%oeridSbrrg, Stolpe, 8elcome nnb
8ap perben frertnolidit eingelabcn
1lno gebeten teil5unebmen. sScbe
Sonntagsidule miro eriudt, Elm
fur5eS &eferot gu Iiefern, pelfes be.
iproden iperben foil. Im S6IuB
miro elm nroltno table" eebaIten.
bmnit ieber Sragen itelIen fam, Die
beantnortet uno ebent. beiproben
meroen. 9as 9iitrift Sonntoe.
f6ulfomite bat berartiee &onbentio.
men on Stelle Der friiberen fir Elm
eroBeres @ebiet beitinmten boree.
ialaeen oamit ieber Sonntogidul.
lebrer teilnebmen fam. Gin gcnni.
eres 8roeram miro nddfte @o6e
beroffentlidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-02

Gut eemeint. .8olen
sic nidt oieien abeno cine SaIIe
Zee bel mir trinfen, 4oIege, oamit
i'd Sbnen meine Srau NAL u%oriteI.
len fann?"
oRedt germ! Sd babe aud morsen
Seit..
,ad, fomnlen sic Iieber beute
idon Damn baben SIZES binter
ii6."
Born &i6ter. Iibter
DIngefla9ter, pie fonnten sic es
Dagen, am bellen Sag in Die @ob'
nung ein3ubrehen2"
Gnscflagter: rgsa, Serr &idter.
rs mar mittags, uno an Der 3ir
tlebte Elm 3ettel: lin A llbr nieoer
suriif - bas mar bod einlaoenb!"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24
FOLSOM SCHOOL.

Much interest Is being manifested
in school work here. The trustees
and patrons are at work trying TO
get high school. The committee
IS composed of Prof Geo. Varnado,
H. n Fendlason, w. E. Core, W. T.
Wallis, ]. E. Blackwell.
A goodly number of pupils will
finish the eighth grade this year.
The Folsom school has splendid
basketball team composed Of the fol-
lowing members: Verde Blackwell,
Ollen Blackwell, Clifton Bernard,
Charlie McLain and Joseph Collins.
Prof. Schmatz, of Onville, referee.
This team played the Covington high
school and succeeded in defeating
Covington, then later the Vaudeville
junior high school, defeating them
the first game % to Is, and last
game was played last Friday result
ing Folsom's defeat 8 to s. Now
these boys are getting ready to put
Folsom on the map to stay.
Those attending the game at Man
deville last Friday were Prof. Geo.
varnado, Miss Ray A. Streeck, Miss
Edna Davis, teachers, and Misses
Hilda McLain, Edna Rogers, lone
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

st. Tammany Farmer, publishing
proceedings, notices, ETC., $48.80.
Sheffield Grocery Shop, merchan-
disc for pauper, $1,000.
Hattie Cook, vital statistics, 75c.
Jeanne Dubarry, same, 75c.
Emile Aubert, same, 75c.
Noryil Bush, same, soc.
Kate Abel, same, 1925.
Ed. Kennedy, same, $1.75.
State Normal School, scholarship
for Eunice Smith, $3.50.
Foote-Davis Co., index for clerks
office, $3.50.
St. Tammany Ice & Mfg. Co,
light and water, 5000.
Paul ]. Lacroix, cloth for court
house, $685..
Ellis Lee, filling Lee vat, $500.
John NeVes, filing Lee vat, $500.
George Carlisle, filling Folsom
vat, $500.
w. w. Hayes, pump and paint
for Sun vat, $3.50:
John Wood, repairing well at Sun
vat, $1.0O..
Neuhauser Bros, materials fer
watts, $40.
Robt. Badon, freight on solution
and hauling, $20.56.
Albert Rayford, filling Rayford
vat, $500.
Alexius Bros, material for watts,
$16.75.
A. J. Bockenhagen, cement for
watts, $10.95.
Fauria Sons, bringing Geo. KoepD
to Covington, $3.50.
Philip Smith, conveying prisoners
to Covington, $4,000.
J. Vol Brock, convictions March
and April court, $500.
Gabe's Tavern, lunch for petit
jury, $4.20.
P. E. Mortimer, clerk, $1,000.
H. D. Bulloch, coroner, interdic-
ton of Belle Wellsus, s25; Abra-
ham, Moses, $25.
DR.. C. W. Davidson, Introduction
of Belle Wellsus, $500.
DR.. J. K. Griffith, Introduction of
Abraham Moses, $500.
City Drug Store, medicine for
prisoners, $3.50.
H. J. Smiths Sons, blankets IDS
prisoners, $3.50.
Burns Furniture Co., mattress for
prisoners, $1,000.
J. E. Bateman, sheriff of Wash
ington parish, summons, $1,000.
u. Wattingly, conveying prisoner
Madisonville to Covington, $3.50.
j. R. Elliott, conveying prisoner
Slidell to Covington, $1,000.
Walter Galatas, feding prisoners.
$115.50.
Walter Galatas, conveying prison
ers out of parish, $112.67.
Walter Galatas, sheriff, attending
court, $500.
Alex Smith, repairing watts in 4th
ward, $29.75.
Bousquet-Swetman Co., materials
for watts, $20.60.
l.. Rogers, filing Rogers vat, IS.
1t was moved and seconded thai
the police jury adjourn until We'd
nesday, April 81, 1920, on which
date they meet to discuss the plans
Of the building Of roads out of the
S750,000 bond issue.
]. B. HOWE,
President.
F. ]. MARTINDALE,
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

Collins. Irma Blackwell, Truman
Camp, Belvie Core, Ada Wascom.
Ethel and Ruby Wallis, Vida Spring
and Louise Lee. The boys were:
Verde Blackwell, Joseph Collins, L.
Brent, Ollen Blackwell, Charlie and
Neal McLain, Eug. Rogers, Victor
Blackwell, Hulon Blackwell, George
McNeese, Ed. Lee, Hezzie Blackwell,
Edgar and Aubrey Rogers, Clifton
Bernard. The girls and boys were
highly pleased with the treatment
accorded them by Mrs. Raine and
daughter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24
VAUDEVILLE NOTES.
Vaudeville, April Is, 1920

Vaudeville, April Is, 1920.
A party was given by Miss Irene
Prieto, Sunday evening. Those IN
attendance were Misses Jeane Smith.
Gladys Hopkins, May Baudot, Clara
Mccarthy, Mabel Hopkins, Eleanor
Mccarthy, Messrs. Claude Poirson,
Walter Mccarthy, Claude Baudot.
Edmond Baudot, Aubrey Mccarthy.
Frank Cassard, Clay Prieto, Preston
Prieto Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mr.. E. H. Boudaut spent Tuesday
in New Orleans.
Miss Sarah Cockiara returned after
a few days in New Orleans.
Miss Marietta Hopkins spent Sun
day here.
Miss Athalie Pr:eto spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Prieto.
Mrs. Edw. Vix entertained at a
card party Saturday night. :,
Mrs. A. P. Hopkins spent Tuesday
in Covington.
Mrs. Clara Barthelemy and little
son, Clyde, spent Sunday here with
Mrs. Hopkins.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

WANTED-A four-post bed, an
tique; also a spindle bed, without
springs or mattress. Mrs. M. F.
lamar, care of Mrs A. B. Morgan, at
"OZonia," Covington. ap24S
STRAYED-Oned dark brown mule,
well harness marked, had on leather
halter, not shod, bunchy tail, brand
ed gu. S." Liberal reward for in
formation as to his whereabouts.
Strayed April 9th with small black
mule Notify H. @. Parker, Tall
sheek, La. ap24-4t*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

WANTED-Tract of improved or
cut-ove rland in ST. TamInany par
ish. Give full particulars as to size,
location an dIowest price per acre,
for cash. IL improved give full list
of improvements and age of improve
ments. Address Box sol, COVing-
ton, Louisiana. ap24tf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

FOR SALE-Seven room cottage,
electric lights, bath, ETC., on naif
square ground, Jahncke ave. Price
$2100. Address Box 201, Coving-
ington, La. ap3-4t$
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
(Continued from page i

CONTINUED from page ID
Schoen & Molloy, burial of Albert
Roberts, pauper, $500.
w. <. Blossman, expenses to New
Orleans, ETC., inspecting court rec
ords, $500.
Foote-Davis Co., conveyance rec
ords, $45.19.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

All the people Falaya Park and we
something to make resort worthy
offered contribution "hlcn WI"
Mace him in grateful community He has onere
than 5000 Should this 1uno not
contribute It, Ii the pubic
Others the park we'll
fine shape
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

FOR SALE-One hundred pounds
good, medium S sized pecans. Also
six good, healthy pigs, about four
months old, weight about 20 lbs.
each. Telephone ESQ. R. E. Hop
son, Covington. ap24*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

WANTED-Man with team or
tractor to break and harrow about
Is acres of land near Lee Road. 2
miles from Covington. Telephone
No. $50 R. E. Hopson. ap24*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

FOR SALE-Three bushels 90-day
speckled Velvet Beans, at 1915 per
bushel. D. Mahoney, Covington F.
0. La. ap24*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

WANTED-To buy goslings four
weeks old or over, $500 per dozen.
Will send cash with order. F. r.
Watts, R. F. D. 80, Pear River,
La. ap24-3t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

c. M. Liddle, premium on bond
of assessor, $500.
Jess Koepp, bringing Geo. Koepp
Madisonville to Covington, $500.
F. j. Martindale, telephone and
stamps, $2.70.
w. H. Kentzel, voucher checks.
$3.50.
E. ]. Frederick, acknowledgment,
$3.50.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24
At PARKVIEW THEATRE, TUESDAY, APRIL II
Matinee p m Admission 40 mis- % IS and rs Gents
A COMBINATION THAT CAN'T
BE SURPASSED

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but big successful dividend
paying concern ~--.
it's 81 and than 5000
house built and the drilling rig viii soon be PLACED POSI-
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Americans we'll No. 2 will
DesotoBu Bayou field 1t is SO acres Section
wells three sides These wells came in with nia
nn DIG % ip raTeness of this tract There
wells Section and the Texas Company just brought
in a good over n
Make idle for FIJI out and send the coupon
$500 They will skyrocket when the first pay
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
George Wesley president recognized leader in
Louisiana successful lawyer banker and business man
President of the Dixie Land OH Company
MEahern director Successful business and Oil operator
director Well known automobile edaer of shreve
port, La
Refining Company,
ZIG Texas Street, Shreveport, La.
understood taht
capitalization 100000 stock will be
fully paid and
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AMERICAN OIL & REFINING CO., Inc,
PIG Texas Street SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

sUM-MO COFFEE for sale at ct.
Tammany Hay & Grain Warehouse,
Covington, La. me-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

FOR SALE-Horses, mares and
mules; (also stove and Fireplace
wood. Ed. Brunei, Phone 235, Cow.
ington, La. apS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24
The St. Tammany Farmer
THE STATE MEMORIAL TO OUR PEOPLE.

The campaign the state memorial TO the
saced
May g. Our quota mas peeh peo
for each man. woman ana cnllo
contribute largely
will probably contribute one-quae VI
hundred others Will contribute
under the census mat th
could make paying nickel each
These figures easily the money eou %
posterl tnat some
them of how Their oreratn7rs
shed lbe1tya made sacrifices for It,
afford let George 90 IT, you "
cheek when son or
the State in the advantages OF w
memorial hall.
Harvey E. Ellis parish He VIII raise
accustomed to accomplishing 'lhs
that the contribution OF o "
a liberty loving people
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24
TIRES! TIRES! TIRES!

We are still selling tires at the
same old price, as long as they last.
L. F. WEHRLI,
ap24tf Covington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

FOR SALE-Bakery equipment.
and premises; also lot with small
house at corner of Florida and Kirk
land street, Covington. Apply to H.
L. Abadie, Covington mr20tf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

FOR SALE-Ford truck, one-na1f
ton, in good condition. At a bar
gain. Henry Mckee, Onville, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

HEMSTITCHING- very pes
Iemstitching done by Mrs. =. R
blanche, Phane go, TIA 18th ss 81
Covington. aplv-1e
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

SUM-MO COFFEE for sale q 81
Tammany Hay & Grain WarenSssa
Covington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

SUM-MO COFFEE for sale at 1t
Tammany Hay 6 Grain Warehouse,
Covington, L.. n22
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-04-24

Thanks to st. Rita for favor OBJ
tanned Mrs. J. E. s.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
Less Wheat for
1920
Reduction in Acreage 10
Advocated

A reduction in winter wheat acreage
from that of last year, and to pre-
war five-year average Is advocated
for farmers by the United States de-
partment Of agriculture in bulletin
recently issued. 1t recommends that
an acreage of 100000 bushels win
ter wheat be seeded for the 1920 crop
and that next spring 20,0O0O0O bushels
of spring wheat be seeded. Under nor
NAL conditions this would give wheat
crop of S30,O00,00O bushels. It would
he enough for normal consumption, and
give an exportable surplus of 100000
900 bushels. A rye acreage of $780,
900 TO 100000 bushels is advocated.
A crop of 75,0O00O0 bushels would give
50,000,000 bushels for consumption and
bushels for export.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
Chronometer Exceeds Its
Previous Record, Varying
SIx-Hundredths Of Second.

Showing daily variation Of but six
one-hundredths Of second says the
Philadelphia Record, chronometer
entered In the competition at the Gen.
eva conservatory exceeded the former
record made In the year 1891 by one
hundredth of second. One hundred
and sixteen chronometers were entered
In the 1918 contest, against 1872 in 1917
and 106 In 1916. OF these 116 entries,
five were marine chronometers and III
pocket chronometers or watches, two
Of the latter being complicated pieces.
Professor Raoul Gautier, Of the In.
dustrial Arts society, writes Consul
Lewis w. Hassel from Geneva, in read
ing report on the competition, gives
some interesting details on the tests
which are made to determine the ac-
curacy Of the timepieces. The chro-
nometers are graded on scale Of 1000
points. The ideal watch would be
granted 300 points for its daily pre-
cision, 300 points for its ability to sup
port changes Of position, 300 points
for its ability to support changes Of
temperature, and 100 points for its abil-
ity to resume Its normal precision af-
ter the changes Of position and tenn
perature. The different deviations Of
time are quoted in hundredths OF Sec
ond. The maximum allowed at the
Geneva conservatory for pocket chro-
nometers Is one-half second Of devia-
ton during one days run, two seconds
after the position has changed, fifteen
ne-hundredths for each degree Of diff
ferent temperature, and two ana one
half seconds Of deviation after having
resumed the normal position and TEN.
perature.