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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Skibsfarten / Mor9e.
mini Salpoon Wilbclmlen

Qoniul @nlpOon 8iIbclmlcn !
rmybcro har nplie / ct Sllterpicm
rotnlt Jig lioct ~baabciulbt ON Den
rorifc Sfibsiart3 Srentib. Zen
miblcrtiOigc Opgan9 iom 6elgc a.
qrjIcn bar life uGret I'll nogen 6or.
>cl for 9torge, Tiger bon, % fortlrts
!tr:
"g;i Sfi6sreoere % aae ullore
rapOc pprct beore itiaet, ON ul life
nonSc baut &rigsfoniulifturen, 20
TornolDcne bopOe fnaet I%nleonlng
ii at uopifle Jig iepnt % trp9t. va.
.urliupis err ser tjelt &enger, men
nc ooor no igien. @runoen bertil
,r iorit % fremlt De foriGroell8c
5~onnoacta6, iom arigen fsrte mco
"a iom 6plgc al Sonnageoperers-
,ouritcn meo England. llnOer Sri
gru bur ri tabt Salpporten al Dor
GlnoDc, iont ri MI maa e"rltatte til
iorirrocligc TriIer % til me9et
ilmitigc a%urIer." DIN Sra9tmar'
tt0ct2 StiIling lotaltc ban, at mems
man uco 9cgpnOelicn al inocuercil.
Sc Mar fu10e opnaa 45 Sb.s / 81
mcdartcr for fore Saoocr, ilutter
nan MI Tor Is Sb.s. 10 Chs or
life icilbnr 6rogt, lloar Der re9ncs
rrco Toocna Sfibspriicr. Ter blie
mtct iaiet til Iftionprernc. Gn
NcOQoug / Sragtcn til ct papmanl
MI fife fllnlle unogaacS. Versma'
aipulntioncr % WGglertricfS fnn
mo0mrfc5 PEG Sambolo, men oper.
ror en- pirfelig Sperproouftion Ct
&Onuaoe CT Ser ilttet anoet Wtioocl
emo isrit % remit at neoIfrioe Sfi.
benc2 &eroi til oct minblt mulige
ca ie, bpao ser fan gisrcS no al
Ocm. "&i fuar Ell baaro Sib, ub'
taItc aoniltlen t%ililiit, "men fan'tc
Oct cr Oct, iom tr9nees, for at N9-
'in9&lipct ifal fau lepelige Silfoor
i9icr. Sc sfonomiife 9etingelIer ,
@op, Soro, Sfogene, Sieloene %
Gosienc bor ri 10 / scoe iom onoe
&lOer, % noor Wenneifene after
.Rrer Nrbeioiombcb % 9fonomi,
ri ri iqien 9aa %fremober."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
GeeOra6. Toiten, Sirsbas ben zoe Septem6cr 1920.

spper Q. @oen, Sr9pIc. @iml. 81;
8. ger9erlpu, Chicago. Su., 81; @ipiuN
llIbal, Chicago, Su., 81; Sd. Soreipn.
Chicago, ST., 81; @rs. Sb. Sborelon,
Gbica9o, Su., 81; Irs. 8. @oroerion,
Chicago, Sn.. 81; Irs. $. 9onb, Chi
caap, an, 81; Miis Iinntc 0ano, 9bis
rnap, 81, 81; Nii5 Sarrict 9anb. 9his
ca9p. Su.. 81; Gbriit Yrcitbus, Rib
pemina, Micb.. SO; Nrs. !. 9era, Sbpr,
Sa., 81; Sarnes SpbnIon, @inneupolis.
Iinn., 81; Z. @npcriun, Irtciian, z.
Saf.. 81; Irs. Spbn 8eIleitoc, Chicago,
Su., 81; TIfreb Norituo, Tuntepipcu,
1inn., ST; Nrs. Gh @reenu, 1pntes
pibeo, Ninn., ST; I0nes @ilbertion,
Iontepibco, @iinn.. 81; NrS. Olive Cor
itab, @ontepinco, @iru., 81; Ntiis e.
9aseion. 0tontcpibeo. |tinn.. SOC; &rS.
8. @iones, Iontepirco, Iiuu.. SOC; gIz
ling gnScrion, Ionteuincp, Iinr.. SOC;
Wtr3. 6. 2~iubber9, giontcuioco. Iinn.
81; Ole Sau9en.. Scrrnpile, @ia., 81;
hilbert SuiIaen. Norri'nnpiIle, @iS., 81;
Sait. Slaf Wuloicth, minneapolis. Ttrn.,
81; DC. g, 2uuerne, Winu.. 81; Otto
Sicberns, Spring &dlcn, Wis. 81; &as
raIb NiIsicn. Spring @alIcp. 8is.. SOC;
Wirs. 3. 81. o, Baldwin. Wis.. 81;
Nrbr. @ricfion, NinnenpoIis, Winn., 81;
0tartiu @iuiants, laramie, Ip., 81;
Saafpn On, laramie, @u., ST; @uot &n,
laramie, @n., 81; Sperre Sp, Saranlie
gSp., 81; @tiIs @uorun On. laramie
@n.. 81; n. Sahl, Chicago, Su.. 81;
q. y. Sabl. Chicago. Sn., 81; Mrs.
:. s. |etcrion, &auiaapiue, @is., 81;
Wirs. &. y. Slion, WeIroic. @ia., 81.
Ser er M idIt inhtomn,ct S240; men
bette er life mere eub 0alpparteu al
bpub Ser bebepeS I'll @ilcttcr % onpct
iorncpent. ioni itddr / NorbinpcIie mel
Hciicn. FAINT iii noacn @irIb, iom mad
betalee for Tfreiien. aiCrc gdrntiIbc
@cnner nrr os iiern. Sfpno cher III
mcb at birlpe bennc Dor prroigc trrns
| ocnoc Noromanb tilbnQc ri Norec, hpo,
ban hnnbcr blanbt Tine" ar 9ieupiunC
fine arriter bl,rtigerc iii iortint nnttip
@rbcibe. Iauoe fan hirlpc en-. Gem
chcrs @irrog uoen TorhnIing til Yairo,
$. =. @crgb, 5000 81. Ncosic Npe., G6i.
caao, Su. Chen CT MI tnap, bcrfo,
ltpnb eherl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07

ret, ionr er BET @pnoiabeoerne od
Eolitiet.
Sro tonicrpatipt SoIb roobcs ser
lmlolcrtlo M pao en- f~raftiaere
Folitlf Ii~gecuertor SrIano. @en
life lGll9ere unber Gaaifuo al, at
man oil cpretboloe &c % OrSen,
rel man ban op9it al Tretenlior
oaa at optr9be / Worolens Napn,
I'll er oct GnelonbS Selpinteresier,
iont poaberaobc$. Gigti9nf cir man
cl1olu llotrpf for i'm frnrfeoe MO.
rallfe 6slclie peo at foloe Sinn
Netrrernc "fcige Woroerc", mems
Itoro beqaact al ToIitict caer Sol.
eaterne bebanoles lom en- tilgipeliG
Sorleelie c, ontrent Iom noar en
Monb lar Sibiigbcoen lobe al mes
Jig, eller iom noar nlolt glemmer at
quite ct Srep ! aaSien. Men Den.
lie Snbignotion %ligeopcrior Sinu
6eln'erne bar tobt i'm n~loralifc 90.
is, % ON Den enb ifIGr Jig Mora
lens Soga, iaa er 10 set bare. bpoo
III MT er pant til, at De Itriocnoe
Farter gier unoer Ell aonilitt.
Hegierinsen bor naturligpi5 Ell
flarere Spfatning Al Sorbolocna.
Gen ocO at oen cncitc Waabe at iaa
I'll Gnoifob paa SorbrpoeIiCrue / Sr,
lano er at fierne MiIitrret og Yoli.
tiet. Nieu BET pil oen life, ioroi
rem bar mill0re Sllteresie al at
giere Slut pna TorbrpbelIerne enc
al at fnl,ie Srernes 9eitrGbcIicr Tor
at ombpttc ct Stpre, De baoer, meo
ct, Dc onifer.
Site ioa at ioritaa, ifriper BID
bet, at SlopO George bar oboptcrct
no8en flor Eolitif - life ellgang Ell
bent frem ~baarohpnot - ligcoucr.
for Srlano. 9on cr Den rene Wti-
Gambler, iom itrIcr poa Sio %
Slump. Ei9tisnof iorlanser ban
SclOimrc Tor Hitter, men oa ban
rGgtcr &citcu al Srlono oct, cr oct
Hart, at ban lite bar nogcu moralit
b~egruuoct Sro poa Selpitpre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
brd9te Stumbled,
$i9er Kvinde i Iowa.

De Not eiter 9ot neiten life ioo no.
gen Sepr1, % ieg foiteoe % benote
mig noe al Stono til at iao gluno
poo mine Zine. Sra Morqen til
Ntten relte ie9 triit o. ilpben0e, on
nit @ll@arbei0e bIeu mig ligeirem Ell
@proc. Seq uor mismooig, Tor at
'iQC Oct minoitC. 90 uogcn 2inOrind
lite por iiiate, o. set iao Tor mia
lto lom on Inlet truloc naa init I'll.
tUl0C.
"@}en Cat % Tris, lea iorisQtc
tillioit GunIot, oQ ieQ nil iigc, at set
utturot ipntc2 tiIpirfet ipeciclt Tor
mig. Sea bcQunOtc at be0re5 uGitcu
meh 0et inmme, o. ioag bcijnocr ieN
miQ 'ulbtonmcn rel / cnhpcr Sen
icenoc Aiin H,ppctit cr alOclcs no
u1Crtct, "a alt bpoo lea ipiier ina
Ncr Noot % bcfoumcr mig ucI, llit
ION ON lea nl0ril / nit Gin huuoc
uo9ct W~iauconoe. Nfit Nanocorrt or
iRicn irit % let, ~ min Nicrtcuirt
ming cr rCNcImU3iiQ. Niinc Gcrucr
cr lilciuu iaitc ionl DC uogcnirnoe
bar purct, % lea nnocr huer 9fnt
en- iuno, ioririifcnoc Soun. Sea
pcjcr mere enc icN Qioroe Tor "a be.
iinOcr mig iao mlcNet itcrfere, at ieQ
III moo @cthco tan uoretagc nit
Nu3urbcioe. Sea onbeiolcr al hcIc
nit Nicrtc SunIac. "a set for mig
bor pUrct Cn2bctuOCnOc mrc0 Suno.
bcb % 0lT6c,"
(auIoc iUl1ca a en- goo Gpotbc.
fer / bper On. gout.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Drn irke Kepublik.

Get lar Jig fife n99te, lfriper Ell
rOCnl0nOif correspondent ira ST.
lnnO, at Oen irlfe Gcpublif criiterer
liner enc 9toonet - Den bor lit e9ct
Parliament Gail gireann) % Gil
'0r oct aniporlis Reeierin9. % set
life bare paa 9apiret. Sfient bel
'nn Gegierineer i SerOensbiitoricl
Far orbcioet UNDER panifeligere Sor.
EolO, bar ben fornlaaet at bPpOe i'm
"ntoritCt / 9anOet. 90 loa opetiI
Nor Den lett i'm Spgaoe, at Ger /
NI lpollge % peitli9e Srlano MT
Fer'tcr nrltcn fulbit9noig &o %
>rOelt, naar ba life YoIitlet % Wti.
!ipret Ifober Speftafler. Get EFT
a,'tc %laO she Station" fonitate'
.U, at SrlanO life len9ere er en-
.'oilon bare, men en- Stat. "SaD.
'e oCtte fleet ct anoet SteO | Serben
Uo Srlano", uobrpoer @la0et
'Fo0llt, "nteo bpilfen Gntbuliosmc
'I0c ri GA life ia billet 9tatiouer.
lies pn9ite! Mr. 9lopo George piI.
&c Ia lief til be paliiiifc 5iclo poa
So9t eftcr Ell siaeoe til Brig for
HnI~cOninscn." \
SIaoet Cir oereiter llotrpf for ocll
Sl''Ie oiIt iulbt forrrfte Spiatning,
u VlenneminitS GngelIfmauoen life
'"r Den ringeite Sbe ON, bpao Der
,"'eil9 or fleet / Srlano / 2obct al
''o'tc Tor - buoroun Sen irltc
'''UOilt er 8ooet opcr ira at pore
%" 0elctrcbc til at pprc Sen
''Ielrcnoc. Siior bar set &c.
'"''''allcrne iom boIoteS inbeiper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Gfteripsnina.

Sprrlbreuc / NprNc % en- @ror / 9ncs
rita. ~. =. Sucnoieu, II. z. Iarinc
&olpital, Bort Somr3cno. @oib.. icocr
C%plpanin9 ON ItieI Sucunicu cIler Nrcl
Sipdnicns mlprrcnbc SpholNsiten. @is
%terlrite par inn bert ira Tor ca. - Tar
iibcn. Set er mlIio, ut han pphuloer Tia
ctltcos / Wtnuelota, buor ban par "a ban
liolt loo hcrc ira ia, o. oct or lieclencS
mulig, at han ti~eneit0iornc / Nriacn,
efteriom han mi CT / 35sNarS Niloercn.
San or feht lore Scptcnlbcr 1885 / aris
%ltiania, Norgc, az SorTINrcue Nuocra %
Nnren Srcnhien. Nuliae C~pIpsuin9er
bcoes ienrt I'll SrOocrcn. NJ. :. Spenos
len, Il; 2. Narinc @oipitol, Sort SolpuSz
eub, Waih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Spanif ~SIaaoebeioS.

1ra @aihingtin meIoc5 Den 20clt
Sept. Siiicerer o9 &oOcttcr ira
oet ipanife Sla9itib "AlpbonIo
13bc", oct ierite ipanifc ariGaitlb
iom bar beic9t DC Gor. Stotcr liocn
ber ipanif. amcrifonife arig, ontont
bertil ioag ionl oct omerifalitc Ma
acknowledgements Giriter. SlaQ'tl.
bet befinocr ii9 mi / JNnnopolls,
buoriru oct pda Hproog aigoar I'll
9tctp 0ort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Nprdioclic

Nprclibclic. &r. aarl Nlnlcd,
@roofing, Soif., "itriucr: Seq cr'
ifcr at ltotrnffe min SntncTn1clln.
beo Tor Or. Tctcrs aurito; Den bar
f~lrcrct mig Tor Nprclioclie, hpornr
lea leo / oper lem 9Ior. Sea bapoc
prepet mango STGer % Ior'tlcllgc
Slaas Weoiciner ltbcn al ilr0c Elm
bring. Seq or nj Iltno oa itcrf.
Tette poaIioclige llrtcniooel bIlner
life iolQt al Apotcferc, Oct bllpcr le'
pcrct oircfte al Sabrifnrtcrnc, Gr.
Tcter Sobrncp & Cons go, 25Ol
@aibington @lob., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
0pa0 iaa u,cO Sit Matarrh?
Guifer DIT pirfclia SinDri,td?

be piI 'tror iSlen ioretonrrs iuotil aariaosu
CT i~lerret.
). 5. S. er ct moouirteuos Miooel III 1ors
erlpeI'e AZ be bite imdu Satdrrbipirer, Der /
miIIionptS be'Gnger biz SIoo. vt sruuoi9t
8urlNS n'eo bette M}ioosI oil rtnis % Iutrc
Nt $loo % iierne De Sp9oomsipirsr, iom
beplrtsr Satdrrh.
Nor irle HGssruaO ifrlu til Gbiei MIsoical
ANu'er, 101 Spiit gaboratorp, Gtlanta.
@eorolu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Pci Nloer.

Mrs. @iicrctia Benjamin, Ser unr
Sen GIoltc apillbc / aonc Goulltp.
81, or iioIae ct Telegram ira NlI.
rpra, 81, ben lite Septenbcr al
oaact pco Tcocn 90 glar % 1O
Waancocr ganlnel. <n beOc / III
&icm / Sll9or @rope. &un pilOC
blcpet 100 Mar / Nopenlbcr. &ulI
bopoc boct poo Ell Torm nGr Sugor
@roue / 70 Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
FREQ Ga ufreS,
SortfGiielfe tra SIDE 1.

tsres &erreplist ei9loenbe for
W9no / Iloeren mcllem II % %
Iar. Ger oprettes Ell lopgiuenot
Oorlamling meb TO Gamre.
5sr't Den lite Sept. ifal oe enoe.
llae seilutnineef iattes ansuaenot
Sprettellen al benne me Stat, ion
Stgteren betc9ner ion "bet i%talienift
Ge9entifab al Guarnero".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Ncn huunn0ifc Nrme.

Gen bolIonbifc &rigsminiiter bar,
Tor at imsoefomnte ct alminbeligs
arap ON S%orminoifelic al &uItnin.
gerre, u~barbeioet ct iSorilag, ionl
goar no .paa at rcollcere Irmeel I
Srebstio ira nGiten 100000 til
100000 Wano. Set, iour berpeO
inbiporca, ifal BOG olligepcl aoa I'll
S9rprienet, ibet arigSminiiterciI
fore laor, at oct anoenbea iii Sno.
fieb al Moifinfanoncr, ammunition,
Gonts og Ill Woberniicring Of Nr.
tiQerict.
SoriIaget nlpber pnlbiom 1900.
Itano fra De raoifale Barriers She.
9e b9pber, at bette albeles life or q
Sfribt / Hetning al Iirultning, ionl
Weninsen par; "oet er blot ct Sricf
for OF giue Niilitariiterne rpe o.
itefse %aaben ihGnoc," Tiger De.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
1orelfielp / 80. Oafota

st gonife iterft SorOifiGlp ionbt
ON aitenen Den site Augiit Steb
&ot Springs, Soutb 0afotu. Wtln-
ore @ienitanoe ilpugeoes operenOc,
% Suic rpiteoes. @ienbomslfaoen
par rlbetpoclig. Gn lettere RpiteliC
inotrai ianm1eitebs ben 14oe Sui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
en- Sormue peo
haarot Qrbeioe.

Wprris Z. 8ropn hehe iorrigc
lluc / aurora, Su., eiter / 10 Nar at
bapc orepet en- Sarm Ocri 3abolaget
% hans Seitumelttc herom Sagei'
oobreoes, tom bet Tor Sugcr, at ban
/ Den 5io bopoe iamlet iig en- 6or'
mltc paa 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
@aH Oh ira oia Sprpitminaer 90
anorc NsobielpebcDano.

9uorror? Stmpelthen iorol ou lite bar taoet
@arlaSen til aGtarrb S~etraStulu9, bpoyuco
al BIN Ssbnnblin9 CT soaet isiIaotio Retnina.
Nlern @arlasen I'll be oplioppsnNe A~nlamlins
ger, Der plrter tprlenoe / biue Huitrer, o0
Sneet oil natnrli9t iorluirbe Tor iteble. Men
uSen Toriflel huor mango lcfdIe aupenoelier
bu bar brl9t Tor mioIsrtiole at icroripe oem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Granulerede 0ienlaas,

0jne betendte FRA at vere udsat for Sol,
Stov og Wind lindres hurtig at Murine Eye
Remedy. Smerter ikke-kun 0je-Komfor.
Hos Deres Apotheker eller pr. Post 60c pr,
Flaske. For fri Bog ON Diet skriv til
raurine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
ND Tlpuctur uucr Ntlautcrcn.

Sra Hom telegrafercs oerl Sole
Sept, at oct me tipnpemGsil9e
Goproni -Ncroplan "&pibernen" It'll
er onltrcnt frroig % mcb Oct ferlte
bill itortc 6lppetiiren ira SStalien til
Nnlcrifo. "Spioprncn" fdn bore
100 Eosingercr, men oct er life
ianoipnligt, at iaa mango pil biz
mlco poa gllcrlfatlircil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07

rvrERED As SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 Al
p,sr oFr1cE AT DEBORAH. Iowa. UNDER THE ACT
IrCoyeREss or MARcH3. 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Tpcb til Mmerifa.

Sra YariS t~elegraieres Den 2oell
Sept. at Gelegater ira 10 al &c itsr
tic franifc Solbater.S r8aniiationer
mco oct i1rite pil a%irciic til glnlerifa
Tor at ocltagc / Sbe Nmerican Hegi.
cns aonpentipn. Sgiaa Wtarifalf
1Socb pil beltage. San afpenter M
blot Den iormele SnObpoelie, ioml
itul ienoes baml 40 oiplomatilfe Geic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Livestock, Grain Produce

Sept. 1.
SOUTH ST. PAUL CATTLE MARKET.
Killing Cattle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07

si Grab
er. So
at ban
ZEN fsrite
t pplhi.
Da 9olt.
rbret iii
IT De for
ban iun
lrageoes
zoe. Ga
nnagebe
Len Sire.
til gu.
fetsban6'
-1angpa'
Soar
Ban 9nf
neaWhS
bet for'
En- @ere'
Breiten
tale ioa
IN srrfe'
! niaitge
3reiterr
Fen Ra.
bnno9
te Sang
OIL fsrite
n itore
B94 peo
tre 9srn
eoie SUE
b. bport'
1lOer ben
rurrunebe
ieln onr
brGbte,
oa halI
lob blcp
Il bebre'
ir,be paa
giau for.
De pRret
a mango
bar but
fonrllteiL
offs tie0'
Il babe
ion flllt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07

anbrut9s
runer III,
oroeIagtl8,
faa Eor'
SilfG!et.
lei uco III
Ter ienN5
t15 ~.
aou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
sheep and Lambs.
Sept {
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Prime steers. i.2oOU1.50o lbs. Sl1.soEl1.i5
Good to choice. l,lJo@ q
ms l5.uON lT.4O
p,,r Ia Good 9Uuff 100 lbs. Iu.2Jtt 1000
r,rring and inferior steers. 5.2JM 9.15
1nIt NJ bnrf steers. ......... 13.T5dlT.Oo
YrarliugS. poor 10 fancy ,..- l.. t1d l>.Ou
Fat cows and heitgrS. ..-.... o.1oNl9.up
r""rriry cows and heiterS.. 4uOW $50
$3.50 and feeders. .. 5.5Odll.T5
I,aiir ta fancy calves. ........ 1lOOd1S.jO
sheep and lambs.
v..s,,rr lambs All GRADES. IS 9OO61S.T5
NT,tI,e Lambs >.5OH13O0
",nbs moor 10 hest cullS. $500 SO
49, ,ulIs 10 best .......... 2.OoM 10
MIXERS fair 10 best. ........ 5.OOd 500
Rnrks and stays ........... +25G $50
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
OUR FARMERS CORNER

means of control. With the use of some dust gun or blower the sodium fluorid can be thoroughly dusted over the shelves, tables, floors, and the runways and hiding places of the reaches.
 The immediate effect of the pow der is to cause these insects to come out of their retreats and rush about more or less blindly, showing evi- dence of discomfort, to be followed in the course of few hours by their death. These dead or paralyzed reaches can be swept up and burned and complete extermination is effect ed within "A hours. It is not defin- itely known whether the sodium fuorid acts through the breathing pores or as a stomach poison. Prob ably, however, it acts in both ways, inasmuch as it has been found to kill caterpillars fed on foliage dusted with it. ...
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
Farm Business Analysis
 Being Made in Many Ar

In order to put at the disposal of farmers information which will en- able them to place their farming operations on more businesslike basis, the United States Department of Agriculture has conducted exten- sive studies in farm business andy sis. During the last year 400 rec ords were obtained in farm business analysis surveys on two general crop and livestock areas in Iowa, 300 on a fruit and truck area in Florida, 136 on general farming area in Ohio, 100 on a fruit district in Vir- ginia, and 100 on a cooperative trac- tor and farm organzation study in two areas in Ohio. Several Of these surveys have been in progress for a number of years. r.'
 Similar studiese on specialized tyres of farming are being made in cooperation wth State agricultural colleges Tn Kentucky the tobacco crop on 75 farms in each of two areas has been intensively studied, with a complete farm survey. record taken on many of the farms at the end of the year. In New Jersey about 160 enterprise survey records were obtained on tomato and potato farm Ing. wta ff .fHttr rFr1 4
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dropping boards or the whole interior of the poultry house with various oil mixtures, the idea being that the vapors or gases arising from these points penetrate the feathers of the roasting fowls and kill the lice. This method has been given very exten- sive trial by specialists of the Uni ted States Department of Agricul- ture, and not one of the 42 different preparations tested was found to be of any value. These preparations contained one or more of the follow ing ingredients: Phenols, tar oils, hydrocarbon oils, creosote oil, car bon disulphid, wood-tar distillate, benzol, nitrobenzene, naphthalene, anthracene oil, and pyridine.
 In these experiments the roosts and dropping boards or the whole interior of the house were thorough ly painted or sprayed just before the fowls went to roost, and all doors, windows, and ventilators were
 closed during the first night. Five badly infested fowls were used in each test, and at the end of one week examination was made for living lice. Although an occasional dead louse was found on the dropping boards, in no case was the treatment of any practical value. Since many of these preparations were found to be effec- tive when used as fumigants in small boxes, it is apparent that the ineffectiveness of house treatment is due to the fact that the fumes do not become concentrated enough to kill the lice. Tests were also made with
 ime-sulphur applied in the same
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of the market, whether up or down, must be based on facts pertaining to the country as whole. The supply may be less than usual in certain county, but if the total crop is large the size of this total crop will have a tendency to lower prices even in this county of short production. Prices in that county may be high, but they will not be so high as they would have been if the total production of the country had not been so large. That is, the conclusions drawn from the broad and general information may be modified by local conditions in each section, but it remains true that each of these sections will be influenced by the up and down ten dencies which move over the country as a whole. A grower should know the general situation in order to make proper allowances for local conditions, and he should not only study the potato market but should consider the size of the sweet potato and other food crops which may in fiuence the demand and consumption of white potatoes. He must watch, too, the trend of general prices, es- peciany food prices. If general prices should fall decidedly, then the price of potatoes might be carried lower than the years production would warrant.
 The accompanying chart shows the farm prices of potatoes, averaged for all sections of the country on the first of each month from October, 1910, to September, 1920. In this table a comparison of the December and the following March prices shows that in 1917 and 1918 the March prices were lower than the December prices, and in 1912 and 1914 they were slightly higher, al- though, allowing for shrinkage and other losses of storage, they really yielded smaller return. That is, in all years having production of more than 400, 100000 bushels, the March price was either lower than the De- cember price, or the increase was negligible. When the production has been less than 375, 100000 bushels, the price has tended to increase as the season advances. The farmer may judge for himself whether the same factors will apply to the pres ent years crop, which is estimated at 1 413,000, ,000 bushels by the Bureau I of Crop Estimates, and he may apply his own conclusions in deciding l when to sell his potatoes.
 |! Tn comparing the prices of one year with those of another, allow ] ance must be made for the rapid de
 crease during the last few years in
 the purchasing power of the dollar
 For instance, $1.61 per bushel in
 1919 and 80 cents per bushel in 1911
 does not mean that potatoes were
 twice as valuable at the later date
 The increase in price may have had
 nothing to do with the potato busi-
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ness. It may have come from the general rise which increased the price of wheat, clothing, and. ma chinery as we'll as potatoes. The effects of the general increase in prices must be eliminated from the calculation. #-r
 Potato Exports Small R.
 Before attempting to anaIyze the relations between the figures of pro duction and stocks on the one hand and prices on the other, it should be mentioned that potatoes are not ex- ported to any great extent, seldom more than 1 per cent of the crop be- ing carried out of the country. Nei- ther are potatoes carried over from one season to another, as is the case with some crops. That is, the potato crop is practically all consumed in this country and each seasons crop is a separate problem in itself.
 This is one of the large potato years, and the way in which the question of time of marketing is settled by the individual farmer means an immense sum of money in the gross returns from one of the Nations leading crops. The wise grower will study every phase of con- ditions, and will utilize the aids which are furnished by the crop and market reports of the United States Department of Agriculture.
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When to Sell Potato Crop

Whether to dispose of his potato crop direct from the fields or to hold it for possible later increase in prices is a problem which confronts the farmer every fall. On the one hand is the buyer offering figures based on the quantity and other conditions of the market, the tightness of money, and number of related conditions which may depress the price. On the other, he is confronted with the ex- pense of storing, the shrinkage in volume, possibility of rot, and the uncertainty of the number of bushels of potatoes which will be carried over by farmers throughout the Uni ted States to be thrown into the market during the winter
 It is problem that has to be de cided, because the crop is there. If is a problem that the farmer must decide for himself. apys- eaA ? TT Lowest in October tr<if
 Prices naturally are lowest in October, when the crop is just out of the ground. A study recently made by the Bureau of Markets of the United States Department of Agriculture, covering the last 10 years, shows that the average price rises very slightly until the 1st of January, and then more rapidly until the 1st of March, another sharp ad- vance taking place between April planting season and June. ee
 These are only averages, however and may be varied by many condi. tions which the farmer has to study largely for himself. Reasoning about future prices is unusually difficult at the present timed
 A study of the general tendencies