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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

ing be attractive masculine mind loses interest anything that becomes common
 We have reconsidered our hard and rule of publish ling the esions of local poets We make modest charge of dollar line, cash up and no discount
 the owy but useful angeworm escaped the high Twenty-Five dozen is modest price at fishing resorts.
 quite sporty to read the base ball news each day. would be sportsmanke pull off game ourselves once in awhile
 It is distressing that have to go Europe to get drink and equally distressing think that many Europeans have to here get something
 Trouble with these political blanks that there too much politics and many blanks One can't the time read them and still earn three meals day.
 It really unknd office devil suggest that men prefer go hell because they know they can't get drink in heaven
 
 word the wise sufficient To the fool it many
 always dictate to his typewriter, seldom lis wife
 A girl may enthuse the man, but it's no trouble all into rapture the engagement ring
 All quiet at this writing but we make no pre- dctons hour from
 The small boy with hook, line and worm with out joy. It is good for nbble or
 longer considered hazardous to buy pig in pake If the poke made of valuable than the pig
 Life holds barrel of joy for you if it. But poets you to pull the plug out of the bunghole.
 The young with multitude of ideas often finds that his multitude has become nothing but tumble.
 Don't worry the troubles of your neghbor The modern way is to let him worry yours
 And prices? Not in sight yet
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14
EFFICIENT" INDEED

When there ovcrturnng of government ill Russia ill 1917 the U s. department of issued bulletin de carng that the change great significance the United States and that it revolution but Comparatively peaceful suppression of inefficient form of government by the o highly organized and efcent form of i'll charge ol its affairs.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14
AS THE EDITOR SEES IT

AS THE EDITOR SEES IT
 Experts telling that the country will be short of coal this winter because the mining companies get freight enough for shipping the coal the distributing points,
 Go into any big railroad yard in the country you will thousands and thousands of standing side tracks waiting unoaded In they have been standing many days, possibly weeks yet attempt is being made unload them. Even in small you will find standing day after day
 This condition great for the shortage in rail transportation It the why the mines putting more coal the market It is the why people will freeze winter if coal is moved rapidly.
 It would be easy matter this disqueng dition of affairs.
 The government could take great railroad center example.
 operatives city check up idle and the for such dencss An cxplana ton could be demanded of the railroad company.
 the company could give legitimate reason the off cials should be punshed-jailed if possible
 the fault of the company and the consignee sponsible, he should be punshed-jaied if possible
 And government officials whose duty 1t is prosecute offenders show inclination delay evade the issue be prominent people, involved the president should remove office otherwise punish thena the shirbng prosecutors, if possible.
 shakeup example would be sufficient Cars would begin everywhere and would keep moving
 And the people could keep next wnterwich is doubt Iful under present conditions.
 The king Greece contracted morganaic marriage with
 
 government officials distressed theeat and cndeav orng induce the king her ofoss her into the dis card-and marry some of the blood royal If the young kug is weak he will good wife behind him and cling his tnsel If he is half he will remain the he has married
 But kings rule quite half man, and the ultimate decision of young Alexander is probienatical.
 The old world does possess single that could pensae for the loss of the love and respect of good
 Some day kings will have brains instead of vanity, there will be kings.
 You call people without insulting them, though you may give deadly ofensc The truth is in suit
 An inquirer city paper to know if it is legal for Ia young of thirty adopt young of twenty-five. It s-with wedding ring.
 Wed hate think that the of hair possesses IS an index to the quality of his courage What would say Iof our baldheads?
 It's disgrace for brave admit that he has been licked by better Only the tries bluff wards.
 Those aluring of the feminine form rapidly
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

Even the lowy but useful angleworm has not es high cost Twenty-Five cents dozen is mo at some fishing resorts
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

What has become of the well known paving boom? After racng for ecway last winter that construction might be hampered by that Mt Vernon taxpayers pass through period when could possibly bother with paving being done
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

We reconsdered and fast rule of publish ing the eusions of local poets We make modest charge of dollar line, cash up and discount.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14
WEEKLY toURNA1M1NER WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 14

ling The masculine mind loses interest in anything that becomes
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

The Republican party thinking holding caon meeting and Prescott conceded be the best place in which hold it. This suggestion recommended to the people of the southern tiers of counties.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

It's quite sporty to read the base ball each d. would be more sportsnanlikc to pull off game once in awhile.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

Summering Acknowledgement headline in the Arizona Republican, Our suggestion editor offers Smnerng Aizonans heading for the of those who remain in Phoenix and .crget that Northern Arizona is mostly mile high.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

Good Morningl Have you laid in your winter coal?
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

It is distressing think that rich have go
 Europe to get drink and equally distressing to think that Europeans have to come here get something to
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

Trouble with these political blanks that there is politics and many blanks One can't take the time read the and still three meals day.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

We'd hate to think that the amount of hair an index to the quality of his courage. What would 'f our badheadS?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
WILL URGE THAT SONS
OF VETERANS ORGANIZE

ftFfW' 70 ALt Nevs
IT. stun. Sept -HrrrE
II ramps 1t th- Sons a.. Coui.dciate
veteran IN T,Nsy ami thr establish.
mint ~ camps Whers nome exist aud
where fh-fr az, q number 81 ,AgiIi,
men ~ urged hy General y D. Furf, -,
suu 81 the iaumus Confederate ,ayaltv
man. and commander in chief Ui the \
.. \. ia an appeal s-ui OCT through The
press today
General Furr-si L. IN Houston a. gen
'tal secretary 81 the commiite. pre-.
farirg ior The Confederate reunion
Ociohsr . 90 :. when the l'nii,-i cam.
i,deraie Veterans the sons - Vet.
Grams aud the Cnnied.gat. southern
Memorial Association meet here.
tn" Houston camp 81 the Sons q
'uni'deiais Veterans has just h",u o..
sanizcd anew. starting with "a nru,.
ler~hip ~ % last Nsrk. u already his
4se meml"t' and y preparing g. pW ca
2 drive Tor ! .uu0 before reunion w,-.S.
Houston Sons nlil d. Ofiicia! hosts To
The Cohfcderacy durng tne reunion.
They urEe other Texas camps 60 COME
IN L. the reunion 40 frfrr aud h,lu
them N'icome the Couf~icracy 20
Texas
u will be- the Ia, chance Texas will
have. in an probability Co entertain ac..
iual veterans ~ the war. II Is - ytars
nov sinrr APPROPRIATION. and the .urviy.
or~ az" fast dropping uut % raukl
" hen the reunion COMES again g. Texas
u viii le gathering only II Sons AMI
Daughters. meeting % honor Lost
tAuse and Vanished company.
fof this reason General Forrest aud
Commander Cleveland of Albert Sv,l.
ncy Johnston Camp. Houston. appeal L,
The sligibie sous and ggandsunS III Vet.
Grams IN Texas 10 form camps ui revive,
those that have dWlndlvd and m!nI
Houston ~ welcoming thc Cunf-dcracy
io Texas Tor th' last time.
Special attention j. called Z. the flc,
that all parties dc~iung g. attend the
reunion must have certificate signed
~ an offl,cr - veteran 81 Sons
camp O. enable them io get the sposill,
rate ~ one cent a mile. these rcrtiu.
cafes VIII be- issued only to Sous or
grandrnns who are members ~ tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
RALLY CAUSED BY CROP
REPORT FAILS TO HOLD

NEW Yoitk sept l-Th. govern.
m"Ht crop ropsrt tell short II eXpec.
tItians bat the rails II caused met
h'aNf general selling and IN. cotton
naIt,ti mad. new ,uW r,sords fui the
So Sun today boHomhel contracts
Nhirh had suid "if e. Ease during the
fnsfnipg iuiu,.d a. giSs On the crop
report. but later slid az sli0 and
,'lse ~ ~ .tl1. v hil. IN. tin" N 'r'
tn','r VAS checked 90 80 hy the
nSa Ninum rule Closing ptices were at
nearly the lowest point e the d1v.
With ~, market showing a net lie.
cline ~ lus Ia iHS points.
f'riyHls cables attributed weakness
w iANsrtrol Ca more serious views IL
labor conditions while there yus south.
N'stcfn selling herr which served a.
emphasize th,' declines 81 southwest
err stfits markets Yesterday.
We government report making the
SnndifioI So aud the iudctt "a Ntrld
lssss 900 bale was considerably hsluw
he average az recent private reports
and The weekly rgpnri ~ nc weather
h''t'su read hulli~hly hat except for
covering there appeared Ca w.. virtual
~ little SUPPORT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
ACCESSIBILITY OR COTTON
MILL TO Be CONSIDERED

That Am1u.l" b. h-iug considered a.,
q rl'luhi" lnyati"u tuf cotton mill. q
Indicated iu letter reviewed from IN.
United States cotton Machinery COM.
PAM. 81 fail River Mass iu which IL
j. stated that r'proSrrtatiN" Il that
concern mas comc here in the near "a.
iur" g. l,-lk over fhc ii"la
The tIci thai Amarillo IL 90 miles OF
mon from large supply nf raw Gotten
b. miner consideration. according To-
The letter. - motor trucks ary solving
tho transportation problems
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
PISTOL CARRYING CHARGE
PROVED IN COUNTY COURT

raui Hlmm was found guilty hv =
jury in the county count y-~ierla, IL
~" charge ~ earn iug q pistul. and was
timed 500 The prosecuting witness a.
th' case w3s ]. T.. Campbell night
Wlt'hmlu. who testified that he az.
r'st,sl liamm on" night som. weeks aga
session.
john T. Peters. Ir.. also WAS finet
500 and ,u.ts hv Judge RAY =. John.
son. on I charge af adultery
e. T. llol't.. who was arrested Tues
DAY night Ca e sharg" 81 perjury amt
played TOO ~" county iiii. was release n
yesterday moving upon making bond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
TONI
The Reliable Tonic

Certain diseases. such "a influenj
Pneumonia. Coughs bronchial trol
lies. leave the lungs IN a weakenl
condition. luflamed spots remainlrl
Isay lead 10 serious results n.nt al
ny chances. Get both. 10 "McMl
|n's Tonic" today t'se A. dlrectel
|ou will he amazed ~ the WONDERED
sealing lrsWets 20 this renarkahI
)rnic. "McMullen's Tonic" has prove,
hlessing 20 scurcs Il p.8pls suif.ri,l
|lth Tuberculosis. lisy Fewer A-iru|
Bronchial troubles stubborn CuugI
PC. Guaranteed 10 give sitisfai,lol
Manufactured only hy Tilden McMullI
T.. Sedalis. Mo. FoT sal. by Dlnd|
Prug Co Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Coflrr InchanreL.

NEW NOlik sept l.-Coffce IN.
lures opening here was unchanged ~
y points lower with late months ella.
lively ,asv under trade settling "a liqui
ditiun
The general market closed net .
paints higher 70 ls points tower. clos.
INK hds. Sept, mhsf ga. October Sis.
December. s. ~. January. S.5i; MANI
g0.. MAY a.gh Juy sl9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
COLON Sod on s,sad,.

NEW ioIk. Sept. l.--4'otton seed
oil was steady ia the taca ol addl.
tional tenders Il 400 barrels owing
To- hEht pit offerings ana smart "a,
oring. Subsequently forward delly
eries inrncd easy xith Lard and cot.
ton.
closing prices we're 10 points high
81 fnr september aud six To- 10 net
iow,T foi the balance II the list Sales
i,4u1 barrels. pilne crude nominal
prime summer ycllow spot li.saa
lJ.eo. octcler l.5i; December I2's
March 1880. prime winter yellow
inh .nmlMer white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Md1keitNeWig;s|
sugar Unchanged.

NEW YORK, sept. There were
no new acyo,opments IN the locai Taw
sugar market io'iay ana In the ab
sente ct demand prices remained en
iitely nominal.
l.enned sugar was fcaiurcless with
~ prices unchanged at 1909 To i.l0
lea fine rfanulatrd.
M unpros emeni appeared IA the
demand Zen domestic account.
There was little better tone IN the
w~ar futures market follow ing the
recent sharp declines.
Closing prices were . Ia 90 points
net higheft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
wichita Ii,rsiocL

VIZ II IT" NV
WICHITA Hans. sept - Hos
Receipts. 500. ave cents higher Top
flt w. hulk. Sf4@5uli5.gs
cattle. Receipts a0n: ~ i, Lu'ph
'' ~trrt"l 50 sofI go: but.t.r ,.Ws
aud hs.trrs s. ecu to- 90. stc.kcrs ana
feeders fto0H q 90. stock cow au1
heii~iS. 81 iaH 30. bulls 81 uud uo
calves. Ns0ai2s0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Tigers Iose Two

/
PHILADELPHIA. s.H !. -- rhal.
dclphia defeated Detroit tNise t,sl,,.
ln ihu ~ urd Einr. With the srufe tie /
IN the sixth lau's Etriick oct the fir.t
two Matters aud then Ni,isrd ia con.
seCutitr hits
first game n
lsiru.t .............. 600 unn Hiu-I
Philadelphia ...... saa Nna uaA 90
batteries l.hmke snd Sfanasr.
hssle and Perkins
Ssscoud game A.
Detroit .............. .0s 0gO oaO-
fhilads lphia ...,..... i0l lli Osx-!i
Hutcri.s--DausS and Sianac,. I'rtr,
ltDimuril aud Perkins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
81. Worth Iiye,ioeL.

1T MOIlIH Scpt l.--Cnttle q
cents dossn. liecs"s s.oopi05o. stock.
ers 5.00ti 20
Hogs r.cclnis 900. steady. I.ight
l5.s0uisss; heavy ij.25siij.50
Sheep receipts 80 M. hanged.
Lambs soOs lieu; yearlingS S.0og
i10O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Beaumont shut Out

BEAUMONT. sept i--Hlly piiier.
ans triple In the ninth scoring Nc.
Donald. broke NJ u pitchers hattie he
tween Martina and keck in favor 81
Houston. here to.iay
Score nv inninE~ a.
Houston .............. eco 110 a0l-l
Beauna0nt ...........,. 900 0ua u0,--U
Raitsriss-keck and AshwuTth. Mar.
tina and Nelly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

MAsiilNGruN. Sen :. Cley.lIn I
was able g. oonclui" a. eastern boz.
Nasion IN first l,luce hy urfsatin'
Washington tu,isy. Whlic chicago la..
TO liuston. Score lN innlnTS o.
Cleveland ............ 20 TO aOa-.I
Washington .......... aia nOU lH0--,
Ratiori" Nuitun ard pNsH. CONT
noy. Zachty and Charity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
#. WORTH WINS
IN nth INNING
PANfnRRs BEaT sruDpERs TWO
30 0SE. ~ 4 I. Thinning
PITCHERS BATTLE


WICHITA FALLS. Sept Wichita
falls and Fort worth hatlied u in
nings here to-day before Fott Worth
won the game. II WIS fine pitchers
battle. Score hy innings a..
Tort worth. .0i0 eao 0oQ 00a ana o..
Wich. Fails. .0la o00 0o0 Oo0 0o0 Oo--i
Batteries Robertson. ilaWoifh nni
Moore: Ebefhartit and Zinn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Pirate, Heat bears

SAN ANTONIO. sept starting 4
new month to-day. Galveston turned
over new leaf and Won a game Tor q
change. score 10 !. Davenport was
easy and IN. Pirates drove him to shell
ter Ia the nth. after MAKING three
runs Jfhnsnn's error nu Il perfect
throw a. the plat,. which would have
made the Thru out. was fatal IN the
eighth. and Galveston SCORED twice
Scufe hy innings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

TNff1UN-I1a' y TINIWT- = NFlT'
Ild. died a; ..se ociock Yesterday ait
rrnoon ~ his home. ses Harris 4
Iarees. lie vas Confederate N-iera
lie u survived by a son. NJ. y Taylo l.
and two daughters. Miss VIII. Tauq
knd Miss Rose Taylor Funeral -srI
|oe- probably will d. held some tan
ibis aitcrr0on. al the resi,l, nee. H..
u. r. Brooks officiating
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

lnda hts he greatest number AMI
greatest variety Il bscgars than any
country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
REDS BEAT BRAVES
AND ASSUME LEAD
BOSTON l0SisS At CINCINNATI ny
sC0kE or SIN To THREE;
PIRATES hEAT GIANTS


CINCINNATI. Sept, The cham
plons won from the Braves ioiay. Tn
victory advanced the reds o. nfst place
By two points.
Score by Innings Il
fsostnn .........-..+.... 90 ol0 0.e-j
ttncinnau .s.......... loo ii0 0iN--6
iasieri., Scott and ONeil: Luquc.
Fisher aud Wingo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

BOSTON sept. l. -. lasfaR mad. a
clean sweep of is three gam. seiles
with Chirdru iusiat
SHDr" d, innings Il
thi'agu ...... ......s.. as0 0aa Goo.
lias'un ............. auu - unx "a,
Iiait"ri,- Kerr and Schalk. rean0c
and ) hing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

Dr. Alfred = Hess. 81 New York. ~,
hat canned tomatoes ARE good f., A.
e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Shreveport shut Out

DALLAS. SEPT. i.-palias paundr
Nerboui aud Hinton Tor cl.ysr hits Co..
day. while Dale held shreveport to fout
hits. Score hN Innings H.
shreveport ............ uun oNo uup--H
Dallas ............. ego ato lev:
Batteries Nsrhuui. Hinton and
Nann. Dale and Palmer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
MAYS SHUTS OUT
St. LOUIS Z To D.


NJ NH-"FIIFFU TIFTHI
NEW YORK. sept o. N,w York
shut nut ~. Louis TO-DAY. carl Nav,
pitched q biilnlnt game. aud was ac
corded line support.
Score hy innings n
~. Louis .tt........... Nu1 eoo 0H0--u
New iurA .....s.t..... Ne0 aaa COS -
haiteri,s 90 wrilu,n aud severed
NAYS and i,uvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
New iork Loses

Pf1TsBtHG. Sept. IL PiiishuTg
srain defeated New York tnlay TIL
sisiisrs sccrsd all their runs In the
Nurth inning. IN four hits
Score oy Innings n
New YORK ............. oO0 3eo COOS
ilttnurE ...+..s.s.... loo nie wuN--t
Batteries-Toney Benton and snyder
Cooper and naefner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
YESTERDAYS RESULTS


A. Mobile ~. Birmingham so.
Al New Orleans ). Atlanta 1.
Al Lutte Rock Chattanooga rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

Remember, Mobiles and Novices,
! am in the race Tor khivas first
ring Till the last vote is cast
Thursday. Remember my promise
"A barbecue To the buncE that Sc
.urcd the di>pcnSation Tor Shrine
in the Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

NcNl N-Clnhl lhifVN WIN
OF Amarillo. covering many
thousand acres oil land. is
the world, largest Gas
Field. one we'll having 4
daily capacity oi 100000
cvhic sect. by actual test the
biggest l.u, wn. Al over
TIL, uruven Gas I'icld are
favorable oil indications. |
chr Grain Crops have gain
ri national and mterna-
,ional fame Cattle, Sheep |
and Hog, are the chief live
stock Interests.
In order to partially dis
play the resources al the
Panhandle to our visitors,
We have prepared a minia-
,ure exhibit oi the products
Of the soil. also refined and
manufactured products.
Visit our store while in
the city and You will more
fully realize the wonderful
possibilities Of the jurisdic-
ton oi KIlINA SHRINE.
" MOBILES. vou are
building 4 Temple here
worthy oi your hes, efforts.
As TEXANS. let u, build a
vas, iully developed Empire
in this jurisdiction.
MOBILES we are for
you strong; and
want to see you
visitors in Anna
rillo frequently.
We arc in the block just
south III the \marillo Hotel.
While in Amarillo NOC'|
IRE cordially invited to
make your headquarters at
our DRUG STORE and
Try Our CamcI's Milk.
Information cheeriully
given.
Free Telephone
Sincerely yours,
|HEA TON
Druggist and Optomctrist
3I6 Polk Street
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
/; CONVINCING TESTIMONY
Given by Many Dclison People

Experiences told by Denison people
Those who have had weak kidneys
Who used Doan,s Kidney Pills
Who found the remedy effective
Such statements prove merit.
You might doubt an utter stranger.
You might believe Denison people.
Here's Denison, proof. Verify it.
Read. Investigate. Be convinced.
Ask your neighbor.
You'll find why Denison folks believe
In Doan's. 4e
u. N. Duff. retired farmer, 1O5 w.
Railroad Ave, Denison, says; Several
years ago was troubled a great deal
with lameness in nay back and disor.
dered kidneys. AT times could hardly
bend over. as there was a heavy, dull
feeling across my back. The kidney
secretiOns were scanty and at times
passed too freely. Many times after
would sit down IN a chair, / could hard.
" get up. A friend told me to try
Doan's Kidney Pills for this trouble and
after taking ono box the lameness left
my hack. 1t doesn't bother me to bend
over now and I have had no more Of
the trouble since Doan's fixed me up.
Glve them the full credit"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that Mr..
Dun, had. Foster.Milburn Co., Mfrs,
Buffalo. N. Y. !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
EXPERIENCES IN RAISING HOGS
~ az RELATED

II. S, Stephenson, of Shenandoah, a
successful feeder. relates his experience
in raising hogs, and says he finds that
late pigs are cheaper to raise than early
ones. He says:
When my pigs came in the middle
OF the winter they always required q lot
of care, were subject to some loss, and
II, pushed fast enough to be ready for
the early winter market, they ate a lot
Of high priced feed. ! found that May
or June pigs could be raised much
cheaper, showed less loss. and il not
pushed. could be put on the market the
following April weighing around 225
pounds. My experience has been that
it doesn't pay to make hogs weigh
much over 200 pounds for the gain from
there on becomes more expensive, and
light hogs in the spring, mine usually
sell WELL"
We are In receipt Of a copy Of the
Ida county breeders directory for 1920.
Il. The directory contains 60 pages.
and is filled with livestock advertising.
We note the officers of the breeders
association are: President, G. r. r..
Fuester; vice president. VIM. Neal: sec.
rotary, r. Il. Sawyer: treasurer. F. H.
West. Aside from the advertising, the
directory contains the constitution and
by laws, a directory Of the pure breed.
ers. etc., and Is Il very creditable d.
rectOry.s The work was done by the
Ida County Pioneer and is a good job.
tF}--.
VIM. kuhlmann, OF Charter Oak, has
an ad In this paper offering Poland
China boar for sale Anyone in the
market for such an animal will do well
to call Mr.. Kuhlfnann on the phone, as
he has some good stock.
-tFl-
"A lot OF men who claim women aren't
fit to vote can't answer some very sim
pie questions on politics that their
wives put up to them.