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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
". II. WILLSEN.
l.. j. MARSHALL.
I. w. IIEAIY.
Carl KASTENBEIN

Approved
Sl2Go -
NNE,I IIElEEl,G. Auditor.
Moved by Supervisor Will~oy and
duly seconded that the report be
adopted, which was carried by the
following vote:
AYES - Andrews, Eel. Hrcucr,
Eronnn@ bronson, 'HlI0gan, Charley,
Clark, havy, bri.coll boyln. Farms
worth, Gocdinor, Elawlcy, H"nly. IIot-
tel llill lIonrtN Holland, Johnson.
KaStcnh"ju Lauglcy Larson. Mar.
shall Pool, Reed, Rciuhard Srhcrcr,
Soipp, Shields, Shadcn~ack. Smith.
SiateS, StobN, Tadych, Williams.
WnanS, WNIi" and Yockcy.
NAYS None.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
T.. j MARSHALL.
W. Il IDDI

Moved hy Supervisor Charley and
duIN seconded rbW same br adopted
hl q standing vote.
Carried unanimously.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
\ d journnnent.

Moved by Supervisor Charley aud
dUl} seconded that we do now adj
l"0'h u9Iil 10 A. ". Friday, Sept.
9llh 1870. NnrrlnA.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
State Charities.

MI Chairman uud G.nIID,l.u - ~,
HoarJ az Enrn,.yf.n...
Your Committee ou state Charities
Claims hpg. ln.,,n T., r.,,,r,. l.t. ,i,,,
have examined an cl.,,u.. ,.,,..,,.,...,
before rhnm auJ rncon,,,.,,J ,l,,...,.
mrp of fhp f,lIoo.i,,o AND u.., tI,,
CIrrk ho d'ra,tnJ ia f..,. ,rl,,.. =,
the severn. claimants. r,.. ,l,o .,,,r.,1
oluouu,. to,yit.
,u,,ru,
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Hope.
Eden.

Jos. GUN q. grocprir,...... ~ 50.
Octave EUqu"t, @roc"ro~..... 2IGl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

VI, j. CHARLEY.
II. W. FAkNSWDkTIl,
WM. HOAR1N.
i. T.. JOHNSON.
JOHN BRf.UNI\G.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Meme Building.

ms rommitte" desires to recon-
'arnH 'hgl WHEN This work * done
sufficient money lie appropriated to
remodel The interior of each wing al
4 time, So that the patients can be
moved ont of said wing; then said
wing be- placed in u thorough Snnl.
IlN condit '"n. AFTER which the pn.
u"h'N cam u" moved back into he sec.
i"A r"mplctcd which win permit the
Whcr section 10 hp remodclcH Withuu,
amy interference Of HE occupancy Of
d" building. The exterior Of the
building Is in such condition that il
must be painted aud repaired or given
som" exterior coating which viii be
of Il permanent nature.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07


Dr. La Due. medical services. 12.,,5
Henry Damman. garden work 5000
Ella Leifheit, services. . 1000
Elizabeth Shute. sewing. 1850
Clegg 4 SON repairs. ... .J.ll
n. III. Light \ Traction co..
light and current, ...... 22.lI
United Tel. Co., service and :
tolls ...,........,...... l-So
Ottawa Ice and Fuel Co.. ice. $500
Trustees Mckinley School,
District 10 .............. GSIU
S2.5S3.SI
An Of which is respectfully submit
r. f.. STATES. Chairman,
r. =. CDNEkTbN,
W. 4. HOLLAND,
CALVIN SPENCER,
Approved 81 5S3.S4.
AXEL HEIBERG. Auditor
Moved by Supervisor States ana
duly seconded that report be adopted. /
which was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes Bell. Rr"uning Bronson, cat .
lagan. Charley, Clark. t"nnerton, l"Ny /
DriSc0l. EpNs FarnsWorh HeaIy I
Kettle, Hi, Hearty, Holland, Johnson. /
KaStenbpin. Kuhn Langley, Larson, |
Marshall Pool, Reed, R"inhard, /
Scherer Sepp Shields Shaden~ark.
Spencer. States, >roh>, TadYch Wrr .
ling. Wnlsey. Williams, Winmt~ WNlic +
and Yockey
Mays None.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

Il. : toulcy Erucr..,....., 1000
y g. lurrri, EHgl" ........ 1000
NJ. t. DORSEY. Otter tr,ck IO.OO
T. +. Gohlr Earl.,.,.....,. 1900
j. + Crowley, La Sallc...,. loooo
j. w blanchard, Mnnlins.. LOO
!. W landgraf, Manlius..... 12,jN
j. w Edwards, MondotA... $500
w A. Pike, ottaWa,....,,,. 5000
.. C. lndrr, Peru iOON
W. :. Slprrctt. Rutland. .... 1879
w A. Pike South ounWa.. $50
~. -
Reeapitu'ation.
'tii'l 's.s.s'.'... '.s.s''., ! i.N'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

u" assurance regulations and re-
I0li'ii'hiS lave been practically met
Win The placing of iro-rytinguishcrs
u, All buildings and placing now reels
u hose Wherever rcuuirrd.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

All of which Is respectfully submit
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Grand Rapids.
Groveland.

G. ~ Traiuor, med, services .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
Az amerikai csalas
legujabb nodja.
A XII 300 dollart akart kizsarolni
Dobozi Istvantol.

A foglalkozas nflkiili es dolog
kerulo emberek gondosgodnak
arrol, hogy mindig ujabb es ujabb
cimen zsaroljak meg a k0nnyen
hiv6 koz0nseget. Sajnos akadnak
elegen, a Xix bediilnek a. me-
yes mazos szavaknak es oda adjak
talan az utolso pennyJHket is, de
vannak erelyes emberek, a kiken
mem lehet kifogni.
Ezek kozzf tartozil1 Dobozy Ist-
van kozismert magyar iizletember,
a ki az Alexander Street 301 sza-
mu hazban lakik. Nemregiben
beallitott Dobozihoz egy j6l Otto
z0tt cmbcr es hosszu lere eresztett
meSevel rea akarta birni ARA,
hogy adjon neli 300 dolIart es eb-
ben az esctben mindefele tekin-
tetben segitsegerc lesz, ha barmi-
lyen kcllemetlenseg ern6 ct. Do
bozy visszautasitotta az aianlatot
es kijelentette, hogy neki mines
sziiks6gc semmi fele vedelemre,
inert 8 meg tudja sajat magat
vedeni, ha ARA sziikseg volna.
Az ember elment, de multi
Szombaton ujra beallitott es is
m6telte kerelmet. Dobozy ak0z-
ben erdekl0d0tt a dolog irant es
megtudta, hogy valami "fekker-
rel lesz dolga, tehat kiutasitotta ia
az embert az, iizletb0l es mikor. az
,szemtelenkedni kezdett, felhiyta
a rend0rseget. Ere az ismeretlen
.ember megijedt es futni kezdett.
A rend6r0k 6S az utica nepe pedig
utana.
10 darabig tartott a hajsza, mig
vegre is az ismeretlen k0zeli fas
teriileten elrejt6zott egy fa .m0ge
es csakiS rendGr0k revolver ESQ
Senek villanasat6l megijedvf, butt
el6 rejtekdb6l. Mikor rend6rok
letartoztattak, kisiilt, hogy az il
latn LNpa,,lx ID oCtO, noxra1ot;i e,1n1
hamos, XII Egysiilt Allamokbeli
iigyn0knek adta XII magat es ezen
a cimen zsarolta meg azokat, a
Xix elhittek az altala el0adott me-
set, Bostonnal egyiitt meg negy
mas embert is letrtoztattak,,, a
klkr6l kisiilt, hogy tarsai vohalS
d szelhamosnak, a Xxi most a h0r-
t0nben varja sorsa fordulasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
Mezo Kalnan sorsa

Lapunk legutobbi szamaban
megirtuk, hogy Mez6 Kalmant a
rend6rseg letartoztatta, inert az
antomobiljaval egy embert ell
iit0tt.
Mez6 meg mindig rend6rs6g
kezeben van, inert addig an iigyesz
seq nem tud biztos vadat cmelni
ellene, a mig az altala eliit0tt en-
bernek a sorsa jobbra vagy balra
mem fordul. Eddig csak egy vad
van ellene as pedig az, hogy rem
detleniil hajtott, de ha az alfalfa
eliit0tt ember meg taalna halni.
akkor ember0les cimen is fognak
vadat emelni ellene, ha pedig az
ember eletben marad es nem lesz
komolyabb baja, ,ugy karteritesi
kereset lesz az iigybol. A rend6r-
igyesz csakis akkor fogja kiszab-
nj Mez6 ballet, vagyis biztosite
kat, mikor az eliit0tt ember
6letbenmaradasar6l biztos ertesii-
lest szerez. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
STAMBUL ROZSAJA.
A szintarsulat legkozelebbi elo-
adasa e no Ten vasarnap este lesz

A new york; magyar szintarsu-
lat no len, aZaz most vasarnap
este s 6rai kezdettel hozza szinre
Fall Leo oriasi sfkert' aratott ha-
rom felvonasos operettjet, a.:
Stambul Rozsajat.
Ez irhnt az el6adas irant kiil0-
n0sen Macy az eredekl6des, inert
az ujsagolvasok mind tudjak,
hogy ez az operette szolatlanul
nagy sikert aratott es hogy ennek
az operettnek zeneje fiilbe masz6,
.dallamos, a. meseje pedig rendki
Will eredekes, a. mely mindvegig
lek0ti a figyelmet. A darabban a
tarsulat osszese tagjai fellepnek es
pcdig~ olyan szerepekben, a mely
mindenkinek tetszeset meg fogja
nyerni, Most fog .beigazolodni, az
a teny, hogE a tarsulat osszes tag
iai mind nagyszerii szineszek, a
xix barmely szerepben is kifogas-
talanul alljak meg helyuket. A
filbemaszo melodiakkal tarkitott
meseszerien beallitott jelenetek
mem fogjak kivant hatast elite
veszteni, eppen exert Macy az er-
dekl0des az el6adas irant.
A szintarsulat Mih6k Sandort
kerte fel az iizlet vezetesre es ICY
q jegyek els6 sorban nala kapha-
t6k, de vasarolhat kiki jegyet
regi helyeken is. Az elso sorok
darabonkint l dollar es 65 centbe
kerulnek, a t0bbi sorok ara l dol
lar es 10 cent, hatso sorok pedig
IS centbe j6nnek. Mihok Sander
az el6adas napjan este feT hetkor
mar a penztarban fog iilni, hogy
a korabban erkez6knek eladhassa
a jegyeket. Mivel tarsulatnak
meg az ejjel kell tovabb utazni,
azert az eloadast pontosan este s
6rakor kezdik, ICY tehat kiki igye-
kezzen legkesobb este s orara
szinhazban lenni.
.Mivel ez az eloadas vasarnapra
esik, hissziik, hogy kozonseg zsu-
folasig meg fogja tolteni Kos
suth termet. Ezzel ket celt sol
galnak pompas. szorakozast sze-.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
EzttsT0T vEsz UNCLE SAM

Az EgyesJlt Allamok penzver-
dejenek igazgat6saga a Congress-
szus felhatalmazasaval. .609,40O
ounce ezist0t vasarolt. Az eziist
ounce-onkint egy dollarba kerult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04

reznek sajat magoknak es segi-
tik a magyar szineszeket, Xix
igazan megerdemlik, hogy a leg
melegebb tamogatasban reszesit-
jiik 6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
\ T0RZsORMEsTER LEvELE
Bakos szegedi t0rzsormester leve-
let irt batyanak: Bakos Sandor-
max.

max.
Olvasoink legnagyobb resze is
meri derek es nepszerii honfitar-
sunkat: Bakos Sandort, a kit ne
hany honap el6tt remes vasuti
Szerencsetlenseg ert, melyb0l
mindnvajunk igaz 0r0mere fell
gy6gyult.
Bakos Sander, XII az olahok
altal elfoglalt Maros Torda me-
gyebe val6, sem a haboru alatt,
sem pedig a beke k0tes utan hosz-
rszu ideig mem kapott levelet hoz-
"a tartozoit6l, annal nagyobb volt
tehat az 0r0me, multi heten,
vegre beallitott a levelhord6 a
varva vart lcvellel, a melyet az
0ccse Bakos Istvan nyugalmazott
csend6r0rmester irt neki Szeged-
r0l.
| A csaladi .vonatknzasu reszekbol
Ieltekintve, lek0zliink .nehany resi-
letet ezen leyelb6l, hogy olvas6-
ink ismetelten meggy0z6dhesse-
mex arr6l, hogy hogyan faj az O.
haza magyarjainak szomszed
nemzetek jogtalan terulet fogla-
lasa.
Ime a level: "Leirhatatlan
orommel olvastam draga levele-
let, de mid0n AIT olvastam, hOgv
milyen Macy baleset ert, kicsor-
duHak a k6nnyeim, inert ugy fajt
az nekem, hogy Xxi sem mondha-
tom. Kit sajnaljak, ha mem draga
batyamat, . pedig hidd ell, eleg
Macy keseriiseg nyomja lelkem,
hogy olyan hazatlannak kell len
nj YES hogy az ember mem mehet
haza draga sziilofoldjere. Mas he
yen kell magamnak vigaszt es
boldogulast keresnem ezer es szaz
ezer honfitarsammal egyiitt. 1918
ev vegen voltam odahaza edes a.
nyamnal, azota listen tudja hany
levelet kpldtem. de meg egy vaka-
ritast sem kaptam, AIT sem tudom,
hogy edes anyam el-e, vagy sem?'
(Az olahok nem tovabbitjak a le-
veleket az elfoglalt teriiletekre.
Szerk.)
En- multi ev okt6ber 6ta nyur
allomahyban vagyok es evi 1888
korona nyugdijat kapok. Eleg
sep nyugdijam van, a miert ha
lat adok az Istennek. Most SEE
geden lakok. Nagyon boldog len
mex kedves batyam, ha odahaza,
sziil6helyemen elvezhetnem II evi
faradsagom gyiimolcset, de ICY
bizony alig van napi szaraz ke-
nyerre es a kis leanyomnak napi
fel liter tejre". "Itt Szegeden
oriasi sok az orszag minden re-
szebol menekiltek szama, inert a
szerbek es olahok kiv6rik az al
taluk megszalott teriiletr6l ma
gyar ajkuakat es kitiltjak xii
lon0sen a kozszolgalatban volta
kat ICY tehat igen sokan vannak
lit Szegeden Xix mar 4 vagy 5
honapja vasuti kocsikban lax
nak'.
de mi bizunk az igazsagos
allamok kulfoldi tamogatasaban
es a Magyarok Isteneben". KIlo-
nos figyelembe ajanljuk fenti
sorokat azoknak, a xix sem ha-
zajukkal, sem az edes anyjukkal
mem torodnek, de allit6lag megis
volna sziviik. ..-....-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04

(Kiadja az East Ohio Gas Coz
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
Farm Federation

Officers of the Indiana Federation
of Farmers Associations are buslly
engaged in making arrangements for
the statewide conference of grain pro-
ducers to be held in Indianapolis on
June % and 90 Representatives of
the various county associations about
the state, bankers, railroad officials.
elevator men and officers of the
Indiana Coal Operators association
are among those being asked to at
tend the meeting. An effort is also
being made to have a representative
from the Federal reserve bank from
this district to be present.
General Secretary Lewis Taylor said
that the grain producers are facing a
serious problem in all parts Of the
state through the present car shortage
and that elevator men are finding it
impossible to get the necessary cars
to move what grain they have on
hand.
1t has been pointed out that the
wheat and oats, much of which will be
hauled directly from she thrashing ma
chine to the elevator, will make mat
tiers more serious in the way of con-
gestion in the near future. This might
mean that the farmers would have no
outlet of market.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
Cost $2.l5 A Bushel To
Produce Wheat, Report

WASHINGTON, June 21.-The 1919
American wheat crop was produced at
an average cost to the grower of 81 Is
bushel. the Department of Agricul-
ture announced Sunday in making
public its recent cost of production
survey. The survey covered IA repre-
sentative districts of the wheat belt,
nine in the winter wheat areas of Kan
sas, Nebraska and Missouri, and five
in the spring wheat regions of Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota.
The survey further restated, the de-
partment said, that to permit profit
on 80 per cent of the wheat produced
on the farms covered by the survey,
the price would have to be about 50 60.
Cost Of producing winter wheat was
much lower than for spring wheat, the
cost being given as $1.87 and $2.65
respectively.
Dollar wheat" once the aspiration
OF wheat growers would have paid the
cost of production on only two of the
4S1 farms included in the survey.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
MORE HOGS DEATHS
ARE LAID AT DOOR
OF PATENT MIXTURE
BY WILLIAM r. SANBoRN.

l.. &. Downward, route seven, Liberty,
Monday, said that he had lost 40 fall
shOats. weighing from 40 to so pounds
each, along about the first of the year.
They kept dying and there was no
explanation.
He now ascribes their loss to the
fact that he was feeding them a mix
lure sent out by a Kansas City firm,
and for this reason: A few weeks ago
he put a number Of brood sows, which
Lad been immuned, on this same
''tonic.' fed in a self feeder located
near the feeder containing grain
iced. In two or three days the sows
became sick and the mixture was
blamed for the trouble, and was taken
from them
The Arthur Hannah Case.
Arthur Hannah, living in the Foun-
tain City district, recently had "a fall
shoats sicken, but all have recovered.
These were fed on the tonic" Of
which Mr. Downward complains. The
hogs became stiff, could not walk
Mr. Hannah states that his horses
seemed to like the stuff, and had
nosed over the feeder box, so that his
hogs got but little of the patent
feed"
DIN llIItlS VI SpIllS pigs " lllN II hdo
access to this mixture died-"every
last one of them, soon after they COM
menced eating it
c. n. Knoll Furnishes Sample.
c. H. Knoll, a neighbOr of Hannah's S,
lost three brood Sows and five pigs,
within q hours of their first taste of
this mixture" He at once brought a
sample to county agent Murphy, for
analysis at Purdue. 1t is related that
another farmer, in a hurry for some OF
this preparation. his order not having
arrived, borrowed some from neigh
Dor Then his hogs also got sick and
the tonic was taken from them. The
farmers are called to meet at the
county agents Office on Wednesday
night, when the whole matter will be
discussed.
Refuse Payment For Some
E. F. Murphy, Wayne county agent
stated Monday that he had learned
that several farmers who had given
notes for shipments of the Kansas
| City hog tonic had notified their
ba nks not to pay these notes. They
| further stated that they would stand
law suit, if necessary, rather than
| to make payment"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
HOGS ON HIGH END
OF TEETER-T0TTER;
CATTLE, SHEEP Low
By WILLIAM r. sANsoRN

Best hogs sold up to S15.S5 on Satur
day. at Chicago, with bulk of sales
ranging at s14.50 to $3.50. This was
an advance of Is cents over Friday,
and 1925 above the low spot in the
week ending June II.
Good choice heavies advanced from
S14.5O to $15.25 on Saturday, June II;
TO from $3.50 to $15.S5 on June 10, at
indianapolis, the later figures covering
the bulk of sales at the weekend.
There were 1000 hogs at Indianapolis
and 5000 at Chicago. last Saturday.
Hogs Running Heavier.
The average weight of hogs at
Chicago last week, 236 pounds, was
eight pounds over that of the prev
ious week. Pigs of 90 to 1875 pounds
advanced literally during the week.
There was a low of SO on these last
Monday and of S11 on Saturday, when
the range was from S11 to S14.25, in
dicating a growing demand for feed
ers.
Cattle Lower
Last weeks average price of good
beef cattle at $3.50 was SIS cents
:bove that for the previous week. at
Chicago, but there was slump in
half fat steers and butcher stock,
which were shaded down so cents to
Sl50, as to quality. Some are pre-
dieting still wider spread between
good and inferior grades in that
market.
Sheep and Lambs Decline.
Wooled lambs sold at s16.25 for top
and as low as $11 at Chicago on Satur-
day, these prices being 50 to $3.50
under one week ago. Shorn lambs
made a top of $685., including both
native and western stock Sheep
ended the week from $3.50 to 81 off.
There has been an extreme break of
almost 40 per &C i Oh lambs at Chi
cago from the high time of the
season.
Good and choice lambs ruled at s14
to SIG at Indianapolis on Saturday,
with off grades going at from SIP
down. Yearlings and wethers sold at
SO down.
week at $3.50 was S2.10 over that Of
same week in 1919, while hogs aver
aged s20.40 last year against SASS
last week, decline of $3.50 per hun
dred weight.
Corn at Record Prices.
July corn sold at s1.S1A; September
at $1.717s, and December at s1.52 at
Chicago on Saturday. July and Sep
TENDER prices made new high
record. Cash corn was a shade easier
at $3.50 for number mixed. Cash
oats ranged at from s1.15 for number
I to $1.20 for number 1 white. No
wheat was sold at Chicago on Satur-
day, but price was a bit soft at Kansas
City at $3.50 for number red, Kansas
now being almost ready to harvest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
The Farm and
the Farmer
~ WILLIAM r. sANsoRN

To have five large brood SowS raise
a single pig each out of five average
filters, is certainly tough, but to lose
the whole output of six sows, with
others, is a trifle worse. This was
the experience of Arthur Hannah this
spring. There were very heavy losses
of spring pigs reported from all di-
rections, complaints that filters were
averaging small and that the pigs ar
rived weak and soon succumbed. Far
mers had no explanation for this.
Small Percentages Saved.
This fact is now recalled because of
the statement made by the man who
saved but five pigs from five sows,
that he had been feeding his sows
the Kansas City mixture which has
been sent to Purdue for analysis.
There are always some losses of early
pigs in cold weather. but lit was their
coming weak, SO few in number and
then dying off like flies, that We could
not understand" said another farmer
on Sunday, in telling of what hap
pened to his broods.
What happened to Wayne county
pigs also happened in various parts
of Indiana. The crop is short in vari-
Gus states, in fact but some localities
suffered heavier losses of spring pigs
than did others. The filters coming in
February, March and April. a season
Of untimely cold, suffered the greatest
losses. But so far as the Richmond
radius is concerned. some farmers had
quite heavy losses of late pigs Also
many complained of the lightest far.
rowings within their experience
The effects of the lessened pig crop
should be apparent in prices paid for
hogs later on.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
PLANT soy BEANS TO
ELIMINATE WIRE WORMS

In response to complaints that wire
worms have destroyed growing corn,
crop specialists at the College of Agri-
culture, Ohio State University, are
sIggesting that farmers plant soy
hsans. The wireWorms have been
Particularly destructive on land that
has hen in sod for a long period.
According to crop specialists, soy
beans can be planted for hay up until
the latter part of June. The Medium
Green, to San, Mongol, Ohio, 903o,
Picking, Manchu, and Elton are good
varieties for this purpose.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
FARM FEDERATION,

A committee of the Wayne count!
federation directory are to meet al
Mr.. Murphy's office on Monday eve
ming for the consideration of Fedora
ton business. 1t is planned to arrange
for regular stated meetings. of each
township at least once each month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
Timely Garden Hints
e. &. RICE, Garden Supervisor.

Make paintings of vegetables for
early fall use Another planting of
gladiolus bulbs may be made now to
advantage.
Swiss chard is a good leaf vegetable
for warm weather. 1t is also an ex-
cellent plant to use for a green food
for chickens.
1t is important in setting a plant in
the garden to firm the soil thoroughly
about the tips of the roots. Leave the
top inch of soil loose.
Cultivation is always of more value
than irrigation in the garden. When
it is necessary to apply water, see that
enough is put on to moisten the roots
to the tips.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
District Shorthorn Breeders
Law Plans for Meeting

The Union District Shorthorn Breed
ers' association, covering five counties,
met at Liberty Saturday, to discuss
plans for a combination sale this fall.
The date was not set. but il will sup
posedly occur early in October, and
that members of the calf clubs will
have an opportunity of putting up
their calves at that time. There are
many calves being fed in these coun-
ties by club members this year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
Call Issued to the Farmers

County Agent Murphy has called
meeting of all the farmers who have
been feeding the mixture that is al
legged to have poisoned a number of
hogs in this county, to be held at his
office in the courthouse on Wednesday
evening at 7:3O. All farmers are wei
come
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21

New crop oats for July delivery were
bid up to $1.05h at both Chicago and
Kansas City at the weekend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21

A widow never calls for help wher
a man attempts to kiss her. II is
usually the man who needs help.