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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-03-11

DR.. M. M. Brame, discoverer of
Brame's Vapomenth,. Salve, has a
letter from C. C. Wright, Superin-
tendent of the Wilkes County, N. c.
Public Schools, in which he says:
I'VE have used Bramc's Vapomen-
tina Salve for nearly all the ills for
which lis prescribed and have al
ways secured satisfactory results.
If used in time it has never failed
to break up colds, usually the fore
runner of Grippe, Influenza and
Pneumonia.
Il speak from personal observa.
ton. believe if this preparation
is used in time it will prevent the
development of pneumonia in every
instance, if used according to direc
tons"
T hese strong statements are
fully justified by the remarkable
recoveries that follow. Brame':
vapomentha Salve is applied freel!
over the chest and throat and in
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-03-11
THE BEST INSURANCE
AGAINST INFLUENZA
Prominent Educator Believes That Va
pomentha Is A Sure Preventive.

serted in each nostril. Brame's
Vapomentha Salve penetrates the
pores of the skin, relieving longest
ion, at the same time healing va
pors arise and are breathd through
the mouth and nose, loosening the
pleghm and causing the patient to-
breathe freely. Its absolutely re-
libility is evidenced by dozens of
unsolicited testimonials. Brame's
Vapomentha Salve will relieve pneu-
monia, influenza, grippe, pleurisy,
bronchitis, whooping cough, catar-
rh, asthma, tonsilitis, hay fever, and
Inflammation of the skin.
Vapomentha is applied externally
and it will not stain the clothes, as
other salves do. No home should
3ver be without it. Buy it from your
dealer or direct from the Brame
Drug Co., North Wilkesboro, N. C. A
small bottle costs SOC; much larg-
er one, containing six times as much
S1.20.-adv.
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Entwistle Items.

Miss Bessie Cole spent Friday and Sat
urday with her sister, Mrs. Walter Will
Jams, at Steeles Mills.
MIR. c. E. White. of Pee Dee Mill,
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr.. W.
H. White.
We are glad that Miss Addie Maness
is up again after having the. flu.
Miss Bessie Cole and Miss Alice
Wilson were visiting at Midway Sunday.
Mr.. Lee Justice is owner of an Oak
land car.
Mr.. A. M. White returned Sunday
night from his brothers.
Mr.. Jess Conyers spent while here
Sunday. .s
Miss Fannie White of Hamlet is spend
ing this week with her brother MIR. Arch
White.
Two Old Maids.
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Midway News.

We will soon have electric light in our
houses; it will be great Improvement
for Midway.
Misses Grace McRae and Idell Meach-
am, of Watson Heights, spent awhile
Sunday at Mrs. Bessie Williams.
Mrs. Fields, and little Bonnie Lassiter,
Of Watson Heights, spent Sunday with
Mrs. A. H. Hammond.
Mr.. Buddie Sanford has purchased a
new auto.
Mr.. Noah Lampley of Hannah Pickett,
has moved to Midway.
Mrs. M. E. McDufie has gone to Eller-
be to visit her sister, Mrs. Maggie Webb.
Mr.. Herds Copeland has been i'll with
flu but is better. \
Brown Eyes.
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Steele's Township Dots.

Mr.. c. r. McLendon had a candy boil
ing Saturday night.
MIR. Abb Silby, who has been sick -for
some time, died last week.
Miss Lucy Sullivan, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mss. ]. SlYoung, returned
home Sunday, March seventh.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. 1. D,
Robinson is very ill
Mr.. c. S. Ganther is going to start up a
saw mill Tuesday.
Mr.. Jim Harris visited at Mr.. l.. D.
Robinson's Sunday.
Master w. T. Shaver and Paul Mood,
Of Albemarle. spent Tuesday night at MIR.
w, ]. Deaton's.
MIR. and Mrs. L. D. Frutchey visited
Mr.. ]. V. Ussery Sunday.
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University Schedule.

The baseball schedule Of the
University Of North Carolina is
as follows; the rivalry between
The University, Trinity, A. & B.,
Wake Forest and Davidson will
be especially keen this spring:
April 1-Guilford at Chapel
Hill.
April 2-Stevens Institute at
Chapel Hill.
April 3-Maryland State at
Chapel Hill.
April davidson at Char
lotte.
April 7-State College at
Raleigh.
April 1O-virginia at Char
lottesville.
April 12-Washington & Lee
at Danville.
April 14-Elon at Chape
Hill.
/ April 16-State College a
Chapel Hill.
April 19-Wake Forest a
Chapel Hill.
April 21-Trinity at Chape
: Hill.
Il April 26-Virginia at Chape
Hill.
April 20 = Georgetown a
Washington.
April 30-Catholic Univer
sity at Washington.
May 3-Haverford at Haver
ford, Pa.
May 4-Swarthmore at Phi
adelphia.
il May 5-Pennsylvania at Phi
adelphia.
II May 8-Wake Forest at Wax
Forest. B,
Il May 12-Trinity at Durham.
HNe L.. .n-~xnx~ xr,sll nvrrn nj,
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666 has proven it will cure Ma
laria, Chills and Fever. Bilious Fe-
yer, Colds and LaGrippe.
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Miller'S AutOmO-
bile Takes a Bath

FLORENCE, Aug 3.-An Overland.
car driven by Jim Miller took an in
voluntary bath about $50 last nfght
when it swerved from the Coal Creek.
road into a rainy torrent that filled
Dry creek to the brim.
Miller was trying to beat the storm
to Florence Sunday afternoon from
Coal Creek. and turned out for pass
ing car as he neared Dry creek The
stering wheel OF the machine broke
and the car swerved into the gulch-
The creek. filled to overfiowing as a
result of the heavy rain south and
west of the city. carried Miller and
the car about as yards down stream.
when a friendly telephone pole
checked the cruise The machine
was rescued from its plight today.
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Mexican Sand Burr
Found at Florence

FLORENCE, August 2.-WI1liam
Morton, who moved to Florence last
September from Kansas. states that
the weed that is SO prevalent in the
west end of the city is known as the
Mexican sand burr. He states that i'm
Western Kansas the weed is pest of
no small proportion. thriving in the
towns. particularly on vacant lots
and on anything and everything that
it is permitted to grown on 1t has!
proved to be considerable nuisance
wherever 1t has maintained start
Growing in with feed, it is very hard
on stock. and in general causes grief
to property owners. Once established
it is very difficult to eradicate. and
cooperation of residents is necessary
to be rid of the weed
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The Stork Express

Mr. and Mrs. j. H Caywood Of 11l8
River street. announce the birth OF =
sh-pound son. Mrs- Angeline Nov
is the great-grandmother of the new
arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Herrick Of Ben
lah, Colo. are the parents OF son-
born at the Graves hospital. July 29-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sage are the
proud parents OF a baby daughter,
which arrived Sunday morning The
mother and babe are doing nicely
Mr. and Mrs Lee paper, 11z1 Park
avenue. are the parents Of q son, borD
at the Holmes hospital. Wednesday
July %.
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Eight Counties
Pushing Farm
Bureau Drive

FORT COLLINS. COLO. August ?.
Reports from the farm bureau mem
bership drive on the Western slope ar
riving here today are extremely graf
flying. Eight counties over there are
preparing to conduct -wide-open''
campaigns for members.
Mesa county win hold three solici-
tors schools Friday and Saturday.
The farm bureau officials there win
begin their active membership drive
next Tuesday and will complete 1t
Saturday evening.
Montrose county will start its cam
pasgn Tuesday and close Saturday
night They have also chosen and
trained several solicitors.
Las Animas county is up and com.
ing with determination to break a
record in the state.
Douglas county will hold county
wide meeting Saturday to prepare for
gigantic drive. The leaders say
they will not stop until at least one
half of the farmers of the county are
farm bureau members.
Rio Grande county will put on u
whirlwind campaign next week
SAgauche county carried its own
Individual drive last winter and most
or the farmers in the county are al
ready members.
La Plata county has 50 community
leaders who win tile into" every real
live farmer in the county. asking him
to Join the ever-increasing forces OF
the farm bureau movement.
Montezuma county will conduct its
campaign with boom for 10 days
only. commencing this morning.
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Farewell Party
Given Sunday
Afternoon

Members OF the Seventh Day Ad-
ventfst church gave an agreeable sur
prise on Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Bur-
gan at tbe cir residence on Elm avenue,
Lincoln Park. Sunday afternoon, in
the form Of farewell reception For
the past two years Mr. Burgan has
been one OF the elders of the Seventh
Day Adventist church, and he and his
family will leave tomorrow for Wash
ington, d. c.. where he will resume
his duties In the worlds Headquarters
building as secretary of the press bu-
reau of the general conference, the
parent body OF the organization.
Mr.. Burgan brought his wife here
on account OF ill-heatlh. and she has
since improved to such an extent that
she feels safe in returning to the East
Among those present at the recep-
ton were Prof. and Mrs. r. w. Brown
DR.. and Mrs E. w. Caldwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlan A. Dilley of Loveland
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Bickle, Mr. and
Mrs. George McDariels of Paola, Kan
A E. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. John
France, Mrs. d. E. Welch, Mrs. J. N
Seip, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKinstry
Mrs E. Franbenbury, DR.. Lucy Pick
ard. Mrs. Eliza Caldwell. Miss Ethel
May Dilley, Miss Agnes Snyder, How
ard. Maurice and William Snyder
Misses Gladys, Dorothy and Eleanor
Caldwell, Miss Hazel McKinstry
Hugh McKinstry and Reroy Burgan
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Arrived Here 20
Years Ago Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. I-itz and family.
at present living at 51s River street,
arrived In Canon City from Cripple
Creek 20 years ago last Sunday. and
have been residents of this community
ever since. Mr.. Litz says he delib.
Grated for some time before leaving
Cripple Creek whether he would re.
move TO Colorado Springs or Canon
City, but finally decided on the latter
Colorado Springs. at that period was
neither as large nor as progressive as
Canon City. and he cast his die with
the more promising Of che two places
He declares that he has no particu-
lar regret to make in relation to his
choice in the natter. BY one OF those
idiosyncracies Of the calendar. August
!, 1seo, as well a. August i 1890. oc-
CURED on Sunday.
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Lincoln Park

orchardists have been getting on
their transparent apples the past week
and there seems 10 be quite crop OF
that variety over the Park.
Mrs. VIII Mccartney returned on
Wednesday from a visit of several
days among relatives at walsenburg
Mr., Morgan OF Sherman avenue has
been confined to his home for some
time with an attack Of typhoid pneti-
1nonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockford OF Kansas
are nicely located ON the place on
Park avenue recently purchased OF w.
r. Swope. The Swope sale Of house.
Joold goods was well attended iasl
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth. who havs
been enjoying a few days visit d
the parental rrieijnger home. LETT
the last Of the week by automobile for
hAnver where they VIII spend few
days with Mr.. Roth's parents.
Mrs. J. N. AfYleck went to Wassen.
burg recently and spent . few DAYS
vtsitins with her son. Melvin. who has
q photographle studio thege.
w u =. togan and dapghters, G1edya
end Agnes, notored y colofade
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Coalilale

Nr. and Mrs. walter Reinean are
whiting relatives at coaldaIe-
Nr. and Mrs. l. N. Llyz and family
OF Canon City motored to coaldale
Sunday.
Buster Harding OF Canon City was a
guest of Hiss Martha Philip here .
few days last week
Coaldale was visited by the most
severe electrical storm OF the summer
last Sunday. and was followed BY .
heavy wind and rain storm. A large
quantity Of apples were blown from
the trees.
All the people in Fremont county
are. or should be. greatly interested
in the proposed road over Hayden
pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denek and daughters,
the Misses Anna and Stella. were Sa-
Ida callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Horney and Mr..
and Mrs. W. R. Swope. all Of Canon
City. are camping out on Hayden
creek
The following people enjoyed a pic
mic supper at Wellsville recently:
Mrs. J. C. Gilray. Charles Gilray, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Gilray. Mr. and Mrs.
George wickens and William Bastain.
Mrs. Livingston and daughter,
Helen. of Pueblo are up here visiting
their cousins. the Raglands-
Grant Alexander and Archie Cox
were transacting business in Pueblo
a couple OF days last week
Mrs. ]. C. Gilray and her brother
and wife. who are here from Canada.
mutored to Canon City Thursday and
took in the Sells-F1oto circus
Mrs. Emily Lanous spent Thursday
in Canon City
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
family went to Salida Friday to see
Centry's Dog and Pony show.
Mr. md Mrs. William Pratt, Marian
Saturday from a trip to Cortez.
Miss Pauline Millington, who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
J. c. Gilray. departed for her home in
Denver.
Charles Gilray motored to Canon
City Wednesday and returned Friday
accompanied by his wife, who has
been visiting relatives there.
Miss Mamie Boyer spent wednes-
day and Thursday in Canon City on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Babbett and son,
and Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter Waterton
At the Jones tonight. tAdv)
and two children OF Lawion. Okla,
who have been camping on Hayden
creek for two weeks. left for their
home Thursday.
Mr.. and S-s. steele and family of
cadeli. Okla. who have been camping
on Hayden creek, left for Colorado
Springs recently
Jesse Lemons was Canon City
visitor Thursday.
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The Peoples
Forum
The Record does not. assume no
sponsibiIity for the views or attj-
tude expressed herein.
Canon city Daily Record. Canon city,

Canon City Daily Record. Canon City,
Colorado.
Dear Sir-Will you kindly permit
me to use little space in your vaili-
able paper to make a statement to the
people OF Fremont county, and par
ticularly OF Canon City, of the impor-
tance of the rebuilding OF the Hayden
pass road from Coaldale to villa
Grover The distance by way Of Sa-
liza, the present route, is So miles.
and by way OF Hayden pass would be-
only 16 miles. difference Of IS miles
From Coaldale to the top of the pass
is only eight miles. and i've miles or
that is through the San Isabel re-
serve. The first three and one-haff
miles is now in good condition. leav-
ing only four and one-half or I've
miles to be built to the county line
This road will open up to the public
one OF the best streams of pure noun
tain water, with scenery and camp
ing ground unsurpassed in the state
1t will also make accessible come Of
the best timber in the San Isabel for
est reserve. With the rebuilding OF
this road there is no reason why Hay
den creek should not become one or
recreation camps and pleasure resorts
of the state. for we have all the nat
lural resources to make it one. Who
would not enjoy a few days outing IN
the shadow of the lofty peaks of the
Sangre de Christie range where the
water is SO cold that ice will not inn
prove it, Yours truly.
]. F. LEMONS
July 80. 1920.
Do want the local news of your eisy ?
Read The Record.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
From School District No. 81:
Resolved from all sources. -. 1855 .33
Paid out. ut....-.-....--....- 5ls.1z
Balance ON hand, July 1. 1920. .$44S. 81
MRS. AABLE HALL, Sec'y.
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CLOSING OUT AL:- ,sssTs n ro es,
Good assortment. An espectel llns
going at 81.
lss-pa-w.l HAxs HlLLuNNRx.
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nay AND GRAIN.
Graln.
=

d. Denver:
Corn. No. 8 yellow. 81 90
Corn. No. 5 mixed. d-.---....-.-..-- ass
Oats. per cwt- t----.-..--.......... 500
BARLEY. per cwt-.- .---...-......... z-So
Hay.
Timothy, No. /. ton. s2s. 90
Timothy. No. 2. ton -...-......... $500
South Park. No. I. ton......-. $500
South Park, No. 2, ton. .......... $500
Alfalfa. ton ........ rs. 90
Second Bottom No I. ton...... $500
Second Bottom. No =. tom. 21.50
Straw 1000
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
At Chicago.

Chicago. - Cattle - Choice steers,
steady to strong; top, sl7.s5. bulk.
choice. sie.25G 1900. good beeves. slow
other steers. s5G4oc lower; mostly
se.eOG 1850, best cows and canncrs
steady; others weak: bulls. strofs
bulk bologna. S6.5oa s.2S; calves. soc
lower, cnoicc veaiers. sl6.oO@15.5o;
stoekers weak. 35c lower.
Hogs--Better light and light butch-
crs. steady. others lQc TO x5c lower;
CLOSING weak: top. Sl6:i5; bulk. light
sls.5p Il 1900.
Sheep---Nativc lambs steady: top,
s1f.5N bulk. <IS.o00l4.s5; western
lsmbs. steady. -25c lower: top. slS.i5;
bulk Sl4s5uHls-oVs sheep steady. top
ycariings. $l2.po, native ewes $S25:
feeder lambs slow. $is.ooGia.s0.
chfcaxo ca.A Grain,
Chica gov red $sS2G
e.es. No. : hard. se.1sQa 81.
& Cofn-sSo. = mixed. <1.sV1 I.415S: No,
yellow, $l.ftW1.4S. 81 \. n
oats-.Ne. z white. 7l4s q 7se: No. >
Ess,mN Ehsss,.a,sasss s;sSS: I !. ,;ss i SO ? LII.
risvsr ei%ssns sesd sss0 SSs: 9 ss'eS 5yjS'
rork--Nom,nai
Kibs-jI 40 1925.
ChtcAGs Daley.
ChicaE2:- huttcr unchanged; csseua-
EsSs--Hisher; receipts 1865 cases:
flrsts. 80 0@{c; ordinarY sirst3 {3 q
lots stors< packed extr&s. {oc; stor-
.aGe poekaa firpta. Ale n
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF School District. No. 20. county OF
Fremont, state of Colorado. from June
80, 1919, to June 80. 1920:
RECEIVED.
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Apples. new. Colo. box. $3.50 q 400
Eantaloupes, standard crts.. $50 d 500
Cantaloupes- pony crates. 3.75
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LATE ::
MARKET
QUOTATIONS

western Newspaper Union News sersies-
DELIVER MARKETS.
Cattle.
Essf steers. Erass and dry ooa,. On
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Butter Fat.
Fruit.

irccf 100000
-ahon -------. ..-.--------
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Buster.

Creamery. Ezrst grade. ... 81
Creamery. second grade. .-ls 86o
efocese Butter ---........-- -
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Live PeuItry.
EGBn-

EEes. strictly fresh. case
Los of Per doi.:..:: 40 "a
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Ivy tpok the cOuLneT nf0ute from
Salt Lake. and are enjoying camp life
along the way.
A number of families from East
Park and Sherman avenue had Sun
Cay picnic dinner together in Phan-
tom canon. making the trip by auto
mobile. In the evening the same party
enjoyed an evening spread on the Gar.
Der lawn. Those comprising the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. John CARRIER and
Mrs. Jones and the Shockley. Asher.
Sprinkle and Mayhem families. with
the latter's guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer
and Miss Barbary Hartman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Adams, old
friends OF Mr.: and Mrs. f. c. Kibbe.
have been enjoying visit at the
Kshhe home on Willow street. Mr..
Adams is in the insurance business ct
West Hartford. Conn. and the two
families have not met for II years.
Monday evening the guests, in com.
pRny with the Carter and Bridges
families. were taken for an evening
picnic to the Hole in the Rock.' 4
near Chandler whore all onjoyed a
"weiner roast with accessoriep, in
cludipR Ice cream and coffee. Thurs
|aday they took the tunnel drive. Sat.
urday was spent on q trip to tho
Royal Gorge. The Connecticut ru6sts
are d>Itghted with Colorado ciimate
and the ecenio drives shout Canon
City A. ere grestly entoytns their
stay here.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-12-16
OBJECT is TO MAKE
MARATHON THE GREAT
FARM COUNTY

The Agricultural committee of Mar
athOn county has presented the re-
port OF the County Agent SwObOda' S
activities for the year 1920, declaring
in its foreword that the report reflects
year. OF unprecedented success in
agricultural development. The coun-
ty agricultural committee is composed
OF j. e. Giessel, A. ]. Peterson, F. J.
Gaetzman, A. A. Damon, and Carl Hill
Der.
Led State
The committee further declares in
It's foreword: at marks the close of
a decade when the county led the
state in the number of new settlers,
an increase of almost a thousand
County wide organization of breeders
for the promotion of the live stock in
dustry has been an outstanding fea-
ture of the work. Five purebred live
stock sales are but another indication
or the county'S step forward. In num-
Der or cow testing associations the
county has led the state Five grain
shows, two successful crop exhibits
at fall fairs, and a representative ex-
hlbit at the state fair indicate the
county's inteition to hold her own in
county agents office there has been
fostered club work, soil problems have
received attention, land clearing has
been pushed. The big aim has been
through the press, through organiza-
ton, through meetings, through per-
sOnal work to cooperate to make Mar
athon WiscOnsin's greatest agricul-
tural county"
Narrative Report
Direct service was rendered by the
County Agents office to residents OF
every one of the forty-one towns in
Marathon County during the year end
ed November 80, 1920. Through the
medium of the Marathon County
Farm Journal and the Wausau Trade
Extension the office was brought into
monthly contact with practically every
one Of the 6058 farms in the county
The one daily and thirteen weekly
papers regularly carried messages OF
agricultural Importance. Personal let
ters to the number of 4152, circular
letters numbering 1908, and 6404
office and telephone calls indicate
somewhat the extent to which the
office attempted to serve. Further
help was rendered through the me-
dunn of 173 meetings attended by 49,
473 people. Thirteen breeders clubs
and eight COW testing associations
newly organized or reorganized form
ed cooperative mediums through
which the work of the County Agents
office was made more effective A
cash saving Of $4,000 to $4,000 was
effected through the purchase of ex-
plOsives for land clearing purpose
promoted directly by or indirectly
through the County Agents office
Feeds purchased in carload lots by or