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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26
E. NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State of South Carolina,

state OIL SOuIu Cdi oiluoj E...
County of Dillon.
Whereas, a petition signed by more
than one-third of the qualified elec-
tors and like proportion OF the resi-
dent freeholders of the age Of twen-
ty one years of Hillsboro School Dis
trica No. % of the county and state
aforesaid asking that an election be
granted in said district on the Ques-
ton Of increasing the levy for COM
mon school purposes by mills has
been presented to the County Board
of Education; now by the authority
vested in US under Section 1741, Civ
IL Code 1912, said election Is hereby
ordered held on Tuesday, September
7th, at the School house.
The trustees shall act as managers
of said election and only such elec-
tors as return real or personal prop
erty for taxation and who exhibit
their tax receipts and registration
certificates es required in general
elections shall be- allowed to vote.
Each elector who favors the pro-
posed levy shall cast ballot with
the word Eyes" written or printed
thereon and each elector opposed te
said levy shall cast Q ballot with the
word mo" written or printed there
on. s1.s ~.
W. G. MOORE.
H. n. COUSAR, ~
q pnnRPS
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

HENISTITCHING and picoting, each
attachment, wokrs on all sewing
attachment, works on all sewing
checks 10c extra. Lights Mail Or
der House. Box 127, Birmingham,
Alas 26 st.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26
WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE-Three lots near the race
{, track. Apply to D. n. Sqggs, Dill
lon, 8. jC.-8 10 2t.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

WHITE CEMENT IN ANY QUANTI-
ty in stock at Bennettsville, S. c.
Phone US. W. S. Rowe, Bennetts-
Vile S. C.-8 rs 1t.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

Subscribe to The Herald and ge'
all the local news.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

There is being given circula-
tion throughout the state to
pamphlet purporting to come
one n. r. Soaife, Of Washing
ton, D. G., making an attack up
on my record In the United States
Senate. The burden Of the publ
cation Is that I have neglected
my duties as Senator by not at
tending to some Of the roll-calls.
I have challenged comparison
of my record in this respect dur
ing the campaign and since the
issuance of this circular with the
average Of those Senators who
stand high in the Senate and In
their. respective parties. The
challenge was not accepted and
for the information OF my
friends throughout the State l
wrote to the Hon. Charles M.
Galloway, former Civil Service
Commissioner and now practic-
ing attorney in Washington, re-
questing that he compile from
the Congressional RECORD the re-
cord in respect to roll-calls or
the following Senators:
Senator Hitchcock, Democrat
Ch'm'n. of the Foreign Relations
Committee when the Democrats
were in control Of the Senate,
and Democratic leader in the
Senate during the treaty fight.
Senator Owens, Democrat,
Chairman of the Banking and
Smith Hithcoc
Total votes and 4b49 ofs
quorum calls -
Total absences,
not voting and
paired - : =. 1850 1ss
1 respectfully submit th
Scaife circular to the voters OF
r political Adverti'smsnt.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

WANTED COUNTRY PEOPLE TO
TRY OUR y6c, MEALS. PALMET:-
TO CAFE, NEXT TO HERALD
OFFTCE-.d.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

The Mullins tobacco market will
stay open with good corps of buy
ers until about November the first.
Neal & Dixon Bros.-8 rs 1t.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26
A Statement From q
Senator e. D.. Smith
Giving the Fact. on Roll Calls in Reply to
Circular issued by H. E. Seattle

Currency Committee under Dem
cratic control OF the Senate and
one of the leading authorities
banking and currency In the ;
country, a candidate for 'Pressi-
dent, endorsed BY his state and
voted for at SanFrancisco by
his state delegation to the last.
! Two years ago he was renomtna-
: ted and reelected BY his party
with a plurality Of 36,066. - :
Senator Penrose, Republican,
Chairman of the Committe on
Finance and acknowledged lead
or of the Republican forces, both
of the Senate. and the country.
Senator Tillman, Democrats
Chairman Of the Naval Affairs
Committee under the Democrats Z
whose record in the senate needs
no comment as to his diligence
and faithful attention to his du-
ties as Senator. as well as to his
craftsmanship.
Senator John Sharpe Will
ans, Democrat, whose long ser
vice, both as Congressman and
to his party ond nation is un-
as the, ripest scholar and most,
questioned and who is recognized
forcesul debater in the House or
Senate.
The records from the Sity-
first Congress through the first
session of the present Congress,
as sent by Mr.. Galloway, are as
follows:
owen Penrose Tillman William
2839 1856 221S 139
1853 464S .4015 4S2
comparison In answer to tn
E. D, SMITH. /
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

1t pays to advertise in The Herald
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-08-26

W. G. MOORE.
H. n. COUSAR,
r. g. ROGERS,
Members OF the County BoBard OF
Education. 26 ~.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

SIN aull5cn mur0cn Ieste @ode
filtt G%arln6ungcn Sieb un6 S6ipei,
ne bon bier aus in ser Warft &C.
bradt.
Nm 0onfiaglm9stog miro in scr
0ffentIihcn ShuIc Elm p~aiicnocS
Eroarom nit 2iht6ilocrn Gus ser
@cIdYid,tc bc5 2on0cS uno patriot.
Id)cn 0nritcIIlngcn, Ibcn0S 7:30,
9Cgcbcn mcr0Cn.
sic 3immcrICl,tc hobCn ibre Or.
better ON ncllcr N(nholl CUR &rciItcr-
mohnun0 Ser Niiumptions Stride
uolCnoCt.
Scbr mcnig @ci5cn miro bicrber
on Die GlcOotors obqeIicfcrt. Sic
6ormcr idcincn oltf bGbcre &reiic
81 ipcfltlirert.
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Stride iinO ieit GINGER Belt rcdt
flctBiG on Ser 9(rbcit fir sic Sc
mcinbc. Die @lic6cr ocs Groucn.
OercinS bobcn Gin i60neS Guilt Der
fcrtiQt. 0osicIbC 1oll on1 9unfiu,
~QlnQStoQc no6 cincm id0ncn
Thanksgiving 9inncr" i'm @oic.
mCnt OcS StcmpclQebGlt0cs pcrIoIt
lpcr6en. Ger Grtroq iontltt allen
flciBiN 9ciommCltcn SdGtcn 6c8
6rnlcnOcrCinS ioIG ocm @ol1fomitc
5ltr &criilgltil9 QcitelIt pcr0cu. Ole
les @ollfomitc bot sen glllitru9, cine
T~feifcnor9cl fir sic Stride 5u be-
idnffcn un6 81 ocnl 3mefc cine
id6nr Niifc an sic Stride ST. bolrcn.
Sic GrQcl mirb BON Geo. &il9en &
Son in ct. 2ouis QcIicfcrt. Die
ltntermol>Crn 5ltnt g(nbou limo idon
fcrtiQ ltnO ooS @ol3mcrf itci0t bcrcitS
in sic N0bc. Mit Ocnt, mas &C.
iommclt lit unN mas milliQe Trellr.
&c nod Oorrcifen, hofft ooS &onitc
6os @crf ol1sfiibrcn un0 bis @cibs
nud)tcn hCrItcIlen 5lt f0nncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
Sns &artSbnrg, $40.

2n Oicier @egcnO mar sic @ci,
SenerntC ioiuobl sic GorncrntC cine
redot quite unb lit olth miebcr Elm
qroBe5 Nroul nit @ci5cn beitcIt
>porOen. bcbcrtcno 9r0Bcr ol5 I'M
noriQcn Sabre, bCnn bie Tormcr ne
dbiid)tiQcn n1ditcS Sobr nidt 10
nicl Corn 51t pflnn5cn oils bisbcr.
neil CS al Qrbeitsfrnft fcbIt. Die
Nrbcitcr sic man CrhoItcn fam, or
bcitcn nidt nlcbr bcim Wonot oNcr
Gag, ionoern bel scr Stltn6e, urr6
feline Min1ltc IGnQcr,
Eoitor 6. 3. Stocrfcr bot icin
2nrt oils @rc0iQcr scr cpongl. Iric-
Ocna9cntinOc nicocr9cICgt un0 lit
nit ieincr 6alniIic nod ct. Char.
les ilbergciicocIt no or iid cin
Mohnciqcntbum Qcfolft bat l1Il0 iih
BORT in Hllbciton6 icbcn miro. Nnl
/. NtoDcnlbcr lit Noitor &. Ncr0oll
uOn &allcp Eort, ct. 2ol,i8 County,
nit iciner Son1iIic bicrhCr qcSoQclL
"a or Noa 0urdl 0ic Hc]iignntion ocS
E0Itor .Stncrfcr nufont 0cluor0clC
GrC0i9CrsNm t ilbcrnpnntcn bate.
Die 6ric0cnSgcmcin0c 5Ghlt lett 60
@cmcin0cQlieber unl0 5obIt cir Grc,
bigger cbolt pm $1,000
@artSbltrg bat idon lett 5luci Sob.
rem clcftriihcs 2idt, lu10 oicicn
Sonumcr lit bier cine WnblmiibIc
Qcbollt un6 oils sic TormCrs MiI
ling & Glcpotor Company incorpo.
rirt mprOcn. 0ic Wtii6lc lit bercitS
in @ctricb 1tno itcat Elm icbr QlttcS
Mrbl her. Scr @n,l scr Miiblc bot
bier cincnl 9roBcn @c0iirfnib nbgc.
bolfcn Oclm bic nGd)itc Nhible be.
inn0 itd IN Scfferion Gitn. Is Wfci.
len nol1 hicr %Cntfcrnt.
Gus %oltablott lcicn mir bier
NcrnC, On cS nid)t MIR icbr inter.
boltcnoCn ltno bclcbrcnocn 2cicItoif
bictct, ionOcrn 6ltrh icinc 60.
fol gtndrid)tC1 inns INNER cnNCr al
Die oltc McimotD tnilpft.
I'D milnifr im ToralrS bent
.%olfsbIott" ionic @crponOtcn, De
fountcn ul10 Srclnocn in @asconoOc
lu1o 6rontlin Golrntp irGbIidc @cih,
nodtcn un0 cin qliiflid,cs Ncuiobr.
2. e. 8orncr, @ortSmtrg, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
8einuSbeits' 6rasefaiteu.

Onfel Gam oils 8eiunobeits. Rat.
9eber miro in oieier Spalte ooer
briefIi6 Sragen bon o%IIgemeinem
Sntereiic bcantluortcn, Die ii6 oui
Spoicne, SonitGtstpcien unb Sronf.
beitsOerbinoerune b~caieben. gs nirb
inn ni6t moeli6 icin, Srugen rein
perionIidcr g(rt 8u beantluorten, nod
Serorbnltn9en fir ctrt5elne 9ronf.
beiten 5lt Iicfern. Mon ri6te oIIe
Nnira9cn on ~SeaItb G6biier," 124
Colt 2Stb Strcet, Seem Sort gttp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
9ope.

Die 6ormer bobcn nod feline
8intcricricn, Oenn bier limo Die mel.
Iten oaulit beid6itiot ibr Corn Gin.
3ubeimIen.
IrlS. ellie Sunmlert ltno Gliiu
Qrueger iino lebten 5rcitag lpicOer
bon ct. 2olti5 5urilfgetcbrt,
Ben. NiemolO unO 0cO. &rue8cr
Itatteten um Spnntug 9ciu6c in Der
Q}t. StcrlmQ NoAbnri6ait ob.
80. &rlteger modtc anl Sonnto8
eincn Autos NuSfll19 no6 Slono.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

rem 8ilIon.G or. 8olmer COLIN un6
@enoIien lei cS bicrn1it fcicrlidIt
frnO uno 81 miiien getan, 6ab mir
Ocltif). 9(mcrifancr Jest mo fir aIIe
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ben nls unicr rmberGuBerIidcs Hedt,
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rem Dilute crfGrupft botcn. 9tidt
mic sic Inglomancn unO g[nglopbi.
len mollcn mir unIere Wtndt int
&rtcrciic cincs frembcn 2onoes ge.
broufcn. Soroin9s &nmpfruf
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2ompfrltf fem: @ir moIlen oos
@elpift bes INSTRUMENTATION
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

@Crr Gol6p berOuftet ii6 nod
Ocm ionnigcn Siioenl &ein 8unOcr,
ieinc ~Sonne-@tIion-iit unterge-
gangcll r1lo c5 6eginnt fiibI 5lt mcr.
Den i'm @ciBcn SnuIc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

Souis Sci0ncr, 2ouis 2olt unb
oltOcrc u"niercr bcIten Shiibcn bcoo-
ben iid) Icstcn Samstag nad Gots-
Dam INN an cinent @ettidieben ii6
6u bctDciligcn.
Gas oltf Ocn 2lben0 Dcs Can't.
logungsta9cS a~nge5cigtc San3ocrs
9nit9cn IN Gramer's Sulle, tulroe
ollf umbeitimmtc ,3eit ocri6o6cn.
9enrp Hllegge bot fem Mobns
Daus ionic feline SdmicocpcrfItGttc
0abier an Aug. Yctcr5 filr $4,000
D~crtoIit.
&. $. S6mcigbalier bot Ourd
Den N9entcn, 9enrp Wertcns, elm
2crin9ton Sir" 9ll,to gcfolft.
Or. j. $. Gou9Dcl lGbt gcgcn,
mGrtig Ourd u. 8. Tocihel bcOelts
tcn0e Scrbciierltn9cn an ieincm bic
ii8cn EeiioCn5sG i9entbum olsiilbrCn
1rn0 0os @ebGlt0e nit alien mo0cr.
men 8cquemlidfeiten ~pcricbcn. In.
fer nellcr Stattonsogent miro 0n5s
iclbe b%epobnen.
Wfartin Sdneioer bat Die Sornt
6Cs Sobn 9reunig, beitebeno aus
so glder, iilr $1,000 gcfol,ft. SEER
SdnciOer bate feline 60 9(fer luls
faiienOc 6arm an Sos. @ieiing fir
$1,000 ~perfauft. @err 9relnig un0
6anlilie iino nod bent Worriion
@otton1, Orei Weilcn mcitlif bon
bier, %iiberIieoeIt.
Sic Bccon-Grntc mnr 0icicn
@crbit cine MIR gCringe, On OieIc
9hlBb1llme ollrd] Den 6roit I'M IeB.
fen 6rilbjobre 81 iebr geIittcn bat
ten.
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Sucobi=&irdc on1 9onncratng, Den
%. NoOcnlbCr.
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ct. 2ouiS.
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Wriln0uul9 1900, a1brln9cn lallcll.
6ral1 &cnrp Mcrtcns, mclfc iih
auf Scr &ronfcnliitc bcfnnb, lit CUR
6rcltbc ibrcr 6on1iIic u1O piclCn
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scr Sorm mcId)c CT an &lll. @itts
bnl1S uerpudtCt bot, Gin ncltcs
@oDnbulla Crrihtcn.
Or. j. s.. Golt9bcll, &obt. @oI.
fer, 9. q. @rnf ulo II. 3. Eoeidel
bon Nermonn marcl1 an SomStng
in @cifGitcn bier.
Sri. Altrclia ShuttL pou Scr
mann, bciinOct Iid felt mcbrercn
@odcn bier ollf @cillh bel ibrcr
Gontc, 6rou &. Sonntog, mcl6c
lGngcrc 3cit frort mar icbof iid
bcrcitS mic0cr nuf Scr @ciicrunQ be.
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olS biciigcr Stations Ngcnt nic0cr.
Qclcgt 1uo lit nit icincr 6omilic
nod 2COclL NO, 0cjo8cll. Gin
Scrr %2ipingiton miro Der 9tad)foI9cr
iln Mn1tc OcS Stotion$ogcntcn icin.
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oclltcn0c Scrbciicrungcn am @obns
gcbGlloC bcS &obn Noltc uno miro
ocmiclbcn nltd) cin ncllcS 6orbclt'
tlci0 9cbel1.
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6reitog ENC GarIaOung Shmcinc
Iolpie cine Gorloorrne 8icb, pGbrclto
NScor Sci0ncr cine SorIQ0ltno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
Ernst |. Haffner, M. D.
Sermann, 500.
Speaielle Iufmrrtiamfeit tuirb Der
iuunbarstliden S~ebau6lnug
getuibmct,

Offices tunoen: 7 Bis 8, borlnittagS;
IL bis 2, nadmittags uno 6 bis 8.
obenos. Sonnta9s: 7 big 10, Dor.
mittaas.
8bone 76.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
GREAT BENEFITS
FOR LOCAL MAN
Declares his liver is now act
i've, stomach digests his
food, pains in his back all
gone.
Has no more headaches or
dizzy spells and feels eft"
since taking Dreco, the
great herbal remedy.

It is a well known fact that the fail
-ure Of the human system to eliminate
its waste matter gives rise to more
suffering, disease and shortening
lives than any single cause. The bow
els must be kept moving daily, the
kidneys must filter the poisOns from
the blood and throw them off and the
liver must secrete its juices properly
to aid in this operation and also to
help the stomach carry its load.
Dreco, the great herbal tonic, acts on
the bowels, kidneys, liver and stom-
ach in an effective and pleasing man
ner.
"Since taking the great herb and
root remedy, Dreco, am feeling
greatly improved" stated Mr. Luther
Irvine, living at 100 S. 18th St, Rich
mond, Ind.
Il had suffered from a lazy liver
which gave me dizzy spells; I had a
dull, aching pain in my back over my
kidneys; I became very nervous so
that l never got good nights rest.
My stomach seemed unable to digest
my food thoroughly for it gave me
nausea, pains and gas would fill me
up.
Il must say that Dreco has entirely
relieved me and l no longer suffer as
before but feel full Of energy and
vitality. Dreco is truly the great medi-
cine that l heard it war"
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and 1t is highly recommended in Rich
mond by Glenn Thistlethwaite's seven
drug stores -Advertiseme nt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
To Have Perfect Skin
Throughout the Summer

This is the season when she who
should turn her thoughts to mercoliz-
ed wax. the firm friend Of the sum
mer girl, Nothing so effectuaIly over
comes the soiling effects Of sun. wind.
dust and dirt. The wax literally ab-
serbs the scorched, discolored, wither-
ed or coarsened scarf skin, bringing
forth a brand new skin, clear, soft and
girlishly beautiful. 1t also unclOgs
the pores, removing blackheads and
city
An ounce Of mercolized wax, OBJ
tainable at any drug store. applied
nightly like cold cream and washed
off mornings, will gradually improve
even the worst complexion. There is
nothing better for the removal of tan,
freckles or blotches -Advertisement
which was explained in detail by Mr.
Taylor. Marketing methods employed
by the California Citrus Growers as
sOciation were cited and q general sur
vey and study Of this problem is to be
made by officers of the federation.
A financial statement was compiled
by E. E. Reynolds. state treasurer; P.
c. Ohler, marketing agent at the In
dianapOlis Stock Yards. gave a report
on his activities, and members of the
Brown, of R0ckport, is chairman, out
lined their work and asked for sug-
gestions as to future legislative work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

tiers of counties in Indiana are men
toned but the dates given apply to
corresponding zones in Ohio and
Illinois.
Sept, 24-2s, inclusive: Newton
(southern halD, Jasper, (southern
half), Benton, (northern half), Car
roll (northern half, White, Cass,
Miami. Wabash, Huntington, Wells
Adams.
Sept 1928, inclusive: Benton (south-
ern half). Carroll, (southern half,
Madison (northern halD, Delaware,
(northern half, Randolph (northern
portion), Warren, Tippecanoe, Clinton,
Howard. Upton. Grant, Blackford,
jay.
Sept $3.50, inclusive: Vermilion
(northern halD, Parke (northern por-
tom, Montgomery. Boone, Hamilton,
Madison (southern half, Delaware
(southern half. Randolph (southern
portion), Wayne (northern par), Hen.
ry, Hancock, (northern portion).
September 30-October 2, inclusive:
Eermilion (southern parD, Parke
(southern portion), Putnam, Hen
bricks, Marion, Hancock (southern
portion), Vigo (northern part), Clay,
(northern part, Morgan, Johnson,
Shelby, Rush, Fayette, Wayne (south.
ern parD, Union, Franklin (northern
part).
October "a, inclusive: Vigo (south.
ern parD. Clay (southern part, Owen
Sullivan, Greene, Monroe, Brown
Bartholomew, Decatur, Franklin
(southern part). Jennings (northern
parD, Ripley, Dearborn.
Weather May Change Dates.
Drought or abnormal conditions OF
temperature cause the date to vary
somewhat from year TO year. Unusual
ly dry weather through July and
August will retard the appearance OF
the adult flies in the field and make
the corresponding safe date a few
days later. Drenching rains may
sweep across narrow strips of coun
try. causing the fly to emerge in ad
vance of those from the dry areas on
either side. Such occurrences can not
be foretold, but the farmers in each
section can take advantage of them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
HESS|AN FLY; DATES
TO PLANT TO AVOID
HIM, ARE GIVEN OUT

Practically all danger of serious
wheat losses from the Hesstan fly can
be avoided by farmers in most locali-
ties OF Indiana. Illinois and Ohio II
they will plant their wheat according
to the dates in the safe planting"
schedule prepared by entomologists
Of these states In cooperation with the
United States department Of agricul'
ture.
Farmers are urged not to yield to
the suggestion which some have made
to plant no wheat whatever. as this
might cause serious curtailment of the
wheat crop and is wholly unnecessary.
The way to avoid repetition Of the Sc
rious losses suffered during the sea-
son just past Is to refrain from too
early planting and observe other pre-
cautions recommended by the state
and federal authorities.
Planting according to schedule will,
under normal weather conditions, re-
suit In practically complete protection
from the Hession fly, whose life his
tory Is 80 well known that the date OF
its appearance can be quite accurately
forecast.
Those who have been accustomed
to plant wheat early in the fall to
avoid it's being winter killed are as
sured that If they observe the recon-
mendat1ons as to preparation of the
seed bed, the use of good seed and soil
fertility, this risk will be reduced to
d minimum. In years when the Hes
sian fly is abundant, early-sown wheat
! is practically certain to be seriously
; injured or to be a total loss, whrcas
the dates for saving wheat for the
maximum yield and quality, regardless
Of the fly, come very near the recon-
mended safe dates. 1t seems advis-
able, therefore. to postpone wheat SOW
ing until these dates but to have
everything in readiness to sow then,
or as soon thereafter as possible.
The dates recommended are based
on years Of investigation and have
been determined by actual sowings at
three and fve-day intervals during
September and October for a series OF
years in various localities in each
state. Persons interested should Sc
/ cure from the county agent or state
agricultural college. one of the maps
showing the safe dates for the various
tiers of counties. The following tabu-
lation only approXmates the recon-
mendations.
Where the map shows the bulk Of
a county lying in a given date zone
no mention has been made Of a pOr-
ton of that county which falls in
an adjoining date zone. Here only
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
Farm Federation

Officers and directors Of the Indiana
Federation of Farmers associations,
meeting in special session in Indian
apolis during the last week held one
Of the best conferences in the history
of the organization. A number Of big
problems were up for consideration
which were discussed from all angles,
various reports were made, plans for
mulated for many activities in the in
terests of the farmers of the state, and
recommendations made to the standing
committees.
The question Of establishing a bu-
reau of markets as a new department
was left to the executive committee
This committee will go over the tenta-
tive plans thoroughly.
Lewis Taylor, general secretary
gave an interesting report Of recent
meetings held at Chicago and Lansing
Mich. where marketing plans we're dis
Cussed at length. The American Farm
Bureau federation has a marketing
plan for grain under consideration,