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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
gOHspOn", ga GruHc, isis.

Hn. VI. in ~, Yiidj. - Sal SuDfuliz
rru9 lpeoer NIec nod AIidIiu seJcn cine
NtIBerUte idlibt 6cjQeu pielt Telocr.
&dhrcuo an cjuiQen SttItn alfalfa mo
Nlce lpuderttu. iiuo an anoercu Die
HfIOu5cu ucrfilmmcrt mo roiig. Cine
lluterlldnmQ crQnb. 0uB Der @oocu iauer
mar. Nnrutcr oerIcIbcn @eaero. Die inI
ltbttn @rrbit nit Nalt g~eoiinat butter.
ersjIlttu cine cute &elttrute. Dn3 Hdtr=
buuNcpdrtrnIeut mddht ourullf aufnlert=
lam, ba6 2tQumcu uiht auf ianrtm 30
Den Rcidt lucrocu %iolIten. bis lebtcrer
nit Nulli bebauocIt iporocu If.
Vie NcIuItate elmer dlemiidcu @ootnz
mtcriuhunq NcuiiQeu nidt aI5 aHeiniae
Wid6Qube fir ott Notb!penoiafeit uuo Die
Hrt luo @ciic elmer ausu5fubrenoeu
ZuuQuul. Scr GbemiIer lam nntiirlidl
ftitite(lcu. oliS mas fir 8e itanotheilcn
eiu beltiumter Vpoeu lid 8uiammeulebt.
abcr bic oelpobuIide Wooenaudlpie emit
hIt t~eiueGpeaS in CRATER Beiie, IN mel
dem Nerbdltuine 81 chamber Die her
iditbeueu rotbipenoi9eu YfIanBenndbrs
itoiic in IoSliher Sorm borboHben finn.
1~luiere meiiteu Nderh0Neu beitebtu
ans bertpittcrtcn @eIteiumaffeu. Sic
bciitcu in iebr pieIen 6dIlen baber audi
gang dbuIihe hemiife @igenfhafteu, To-
fern Tie aus 9lcideu 9eoIo9iibeu Ycrtos
Sen itammen. Sm ciu8eIueu tuirO bnS
@flnnsenndhritpfis uno 9iiuaunss , 8e@
oilrfniB cieTer @oocu nidt ourh bic DE
miihe NnnIhic beitimmt, ionoeru ourh
Die prnftiihen @eabahtun9eu, bic man
beim Gnbau ser uerihieoeneu Sulturs
~pfIan5en gentadt bat.
Inrtbn W. in g. g,u. - Ser blaNe
Giontter bat feline llrIate in Der uuaes
uilgcnoeu Wcrfiitterlmg BON Grim
.seuq. @cnn Gle Den Ftieren OteIe5
rcidlid CUR %erfii9un8 'tcIeu, tperheu
Die @iootter Iih boIo ounfel fdrbeu.
alb. 9. in g., ". p. - Nae fri'dI
i'm Erilbidbr Rrpflnu8ten Gooelb0l8er,
aber cbenIo audi bic 0bitbdume. utiileu
III Der trodcneu SabrcS3eit reidlih nit
@aiier neriorot peroeu. Sic RfInn8eu
IoIen tp6breno bes N~ripadiens feiueu
WuNermnngcl leioeu.
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Gals iur drlBrtnc.

s. NJ d,igrHria ublid, De-.
Sdwejuru frlH 5al3 N oas suite
gu miid3cu. Hno oodI at 0aa Sdl
ocn mriiicu LlercH etcHi0 5nirdaIrl
nle 0cn IicHldseH %et Xfecocu 10
pohl uic bel orH &Ie3crfaurru 3eigi
iidl ou5 GCrlnHgcn nad1 Solj Il,
SdDctrc ia'clRga 0leie5 25erIau8eu
auer0rnQs mc,t IN 0cmielben UrloI
gu bcijtcjL RE ole oHoercn Eiere.
BOD ncbm2H ie 6 aud gerle, Un6
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
Safer ais @ei5cn . Griat.

Safer bate frIber in pieI GRO.
bcrem NoBe fir meuihIide Nab.
rnngS3pede geOient. Gr muroe
ipoter mebr ODER peniger pom Bei.
gen IN oicIer eigenidait Oerordngt,
'cIbit bel ihottiihcn uno itottiid).
amerifoniiden 9eu0lferungscIenen.
ten, ole iriiber 10 iebr fir Oas
uYfrr0eiutter" geidmGrmt batten.
Gin mcittnnnoiideS 9Iatt ertpar.
te. aber, oob icbr baIo cine 8cgen.
Itr0muua einieBt, menn lid 0ic
H~ornuaiogc Don GouiS Sill, bon Der
@teot Atortbern . 9obn, eriiiQt.
uGmIid: ooB Der @ei5en nod AMI
) Collars pro 8nihcI fomme. ebe
Die Grntc Dom Sabre 1921 rntcr
Eoh uu0 Sad aebrod)t iei. Ser
Safer lit 5lDar and ihon louae tiidl
tig teuer a%cporocu, fam abcr nod
fnlner ciuigcrmaben oils 4rei8fon
atrrent cco @cjjcu5 III 9ctrodt
tommen.
o3urijd sur Safer . Gidt" oirit
aotcr liIr uicIe Die 2oinIg mcroen
ltEo men oijrite babel &or}ij9c DC
@ofcr3 ilIr @riiec. Sudden uno Slid
,ein MIN, Ole man icit So6r3ebn
ten meniB beodltet Q~cIoiicu bate
ote,ioh ou'5 Helie c%nt0c1tn, beiou
Ngrs in Qcim0beittidcr &inljdt.
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gebdfter Spinut, oen man gat aus.
geOriidt un0 in Butter geoGmpft bot.
@inige Semmplu, in 8iirfel ge-
i6nitten, lueroctt IN Butter geroltet,
sum Spinot einige 2offel Mebl ein.
geriibrt, nit Snl5 un0 NusfatnuB
qelpiir5t; 0arau3 meroen run0e &lo-
Re geformt uno in 6leii6briibe ooer
Sol5tpnlIer 9efoht. sic per0en ie.
parot ierpirt ulo NIT beiBer Butter
iibergoiIen mtfgetragen,
N0bren . Snppe (@elbe Ga6en.)
Man id)dlt Ole @intermobre11, nuf
iebe &erIon etnc Wobre geref)net,
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AGb. Y. in z, Miinu. - 5dbitotrs
itGuoIih luntn Uh Gruhtbdume aus gu
men sichcit. Nbtr Bic Snmtu 0cben utr
uilnc @duute, Die SGuIiugc niintu usrs
coelt mcrocu. cine Rtlpjiic Nu9uabme
oaoou MADDEN ejnjQt Stetuobiibdunc, 10
]. g &fjrijte @ttr tuumT Is II. q. Dor.
onB Der SdmljlQ cine bencre Nrldlt lie
icrt ais Die MuttcrpiIuu3c. Su Der 81.
Gel abcr iii oie Nrudlt zines ans S0meu
gc3ogtucu @auut5 ldlcdlter nls sic.
lucld'c rem Suntcu Iicfcrt. - Mic pitI
Sabre Elm aus Snmcu Qc3oQcner Baum
hrdudt. I'm BIC crite Grubt htruor8us
trjuQcu, last lid uiht ioQcn. Mou rcd
net 10 etipu : Sabre. Nbcr @lab uuo
@reen ipjtieu babel cine erob5 NoQe,
Huua 6. in g, 9iU. - Nuucrn0c
9Immeu i'm @orten. SIR bic qeipiinidls
ten 3ipcde tontmen III critcr Clinic Sic
m|interbarteu 3lpiebeIQclpahic i'll Erngt,
Nercn 3lpiebeIu I'M 0erbIte ciugcpiluH3t
lperoen miilIcn. 8citer iino ausouuerno
sic Sri3 ODER Sd,pertlilie, ser @olobnD,
S~nlIergriiu. nn3Naucrnoer Eblor. Der
n~i5ooueruhe 9fpbn (@apoper orieutale) i,
@liitbeultrdldlcr CUR N%npfIon5una niht
I'll ocrae1eu. Sci rittigcr NustpnbI
fam man ioIde baS Qnu3e Snbr in
@liitbc hnbeu, ia, ipenu Die cine Grt abs
gebliibt lit. Die aunerc in boiler SIiIt9e
itebt,
2. 8. in g, IidI. - @cipib Iaiicu
iih @eereuitrduher aus Somen 3icbeN.
SoIhe SdmIinQe iinS observation-disclosures
acqen Granthcitcu oIs sic EiIuusen. Ole
ans Eriebeu hurh Notwithstanding
non Stntets uno Sobnnri5beereu ges
iuOnnen tutroeu. - lin uber bon Den
Strdudlern oroBe Triidlte uno ieimfdbis
gen Sdmen 81 erboIteu, loBt man bel
3obarnisbeercn an ieoer Traubc MIR Sluci
@eercu itebcr, Gie rcifen Sameu mcrocn
NIT trodcncm Sdno permiIdbt mo luft=
trodeu auf Elm qut borbereitetcs @ect Qez
fat. g}ou lam tic olth in fcudtem Cant
&c eiuihihten, 70 f%roitirci iibcrtpiuteru
ulo im Triibiabre n~uSidbcu.
q. 2. in Z, @tput. - Die M.itteG 3ir
@crbeHcrlnQ bes @ooeus i'm RoIengnrs
ten ridltcn iih in eriter Clinic mad Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
3as geipribcu Der $,dan3en

Sicr i'll ON 4iereia.gteu 5tauieu
lubren mir riHea Uaunt' rbrobpucn
aampi geaen idaolIte 3nietteu
un0 1flan5eutrontbcIten. 2rot0em
aber rltteu oieis 6ainoe al unierea
SulturpfIan3eu aalQhrlid nod eincn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08

inatflGHe iueroen
auf Die ~foIgenoe
8eiie bereitet:
NadOem etpa5
Butter leid)t ge
riibrt lpuroe,
1peroell iloh uno
ttah 3rpei gan5e
Ger 5uqeriibrt,
ebenio einige
&anoe bon rob
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
N0bren : Snppe f8clbe 8iben

lit bie Ser
luuItung oer8dl.
Ser ieit Sabr-
5ebnten cine
Spe3ialitat Intes
rifos %gepeien.
Nir tparen 10
reid an uner'
mcBliden 8nlo.
flafen, OaB nil
8eridNpen . G II
oInidN ina MInun
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08

Yrt ot@ Wootua, oer ucrbcntrt iptr0cu
loa. Gs tonuut Ndrddf an nb sic @auos
booeu, lcInjNcn &oocH, ldlutrtt Ytdritls
bootu oorr' tdl.cu @cbmboocn 6aben. %tz
o~eufoII5 habtu obcr 8oien INNER cilcn
@uuger uadl Mali, luo no Moleu aulcs
pflon3t lptrNeH ioIcu IA nui6 ocut 2}os
Sen reidIih Nnlt btiQtmliht tperotu.
Gro Gunnrnt 2 gam tauu man bier Gin
Yimo ZunQtatf Rcbcn oocr mchr. - 2ie=
aeu sic Ho'cubettc fcud't. 10 mu6 Der
@ooeu entlpdNcrt nerocu, psuu cine
itdu0i9t Observation-Disclosures pertrGat ttine
NoTe.
Hofn ~. in G. 2uS. 1890 Gjc QIertile
allu9 aIler @rGicr I'M @urtcu iii nit
sicmliher 9Gihe pcrbunoen. - Wrnben
Sic SEN @ooru in &cybit Dor ocm Sroit
tief I'M uun itreucu 5ie nauu ilber ois
Sd,puen TuuQfaIt. Sic Sdplleu bIeibeu
Sen @juter iiber nt8ertIcincrt lieQen.
3nt Triihiu6r 1T ounu nod cine Ieidtere
Mountaineering nGtbig, 8ittia bel
Ser 0etdmpfuug lit. oob ndS @ra5 nidt
in Sameu aebt.
Torutben Z. g. In ~, @iS. 49, Su
ser HeacI beoiunt man NIT Der @utens
matt, lpcnu Sic Ebicre mlsgeiuadIeu iiuo,
mas in Der iicbcutcu @ohe ettpa ser
Sail 81 Iciu piIcot, Nothlpeuota lit lie
niht. "a Gnteu bel elmer ~sipedeutiprcs
deno2u Siitterung idlor nnh 10 Wpdleu
IhIahtreif iino. COL trobhcm Qen1ditet
ipcrben, 70 f~iittcrt man td0Iif f%iiufmaI
uuo 3tpnr Elm @emenoc BON 0eritenitlrot
uno geodntpfteH GortoffcIn.
Wm. ~. in Q, g9iS. - @rnbeu Sic
sen 9ooeu I'M SpGibcrbite nm uub IaIiel
Sic ihn iibcr @iutcr in Qrobeu SdoIeu
IicQen. oamit Der Groit sic groe out
| c"rdmiirbcu tanu. 3u qIeidcr Belt bciu
llmQrabeu ftrcuen Gle 9unQtnIf. 49, Die
@rasioat rihtct iih nab Ser @obennrI
uro Der Gage res &loBc&, oh Ionujo
idnttio obcr bnIbIhnttio. IS Qibt oofir
beItimulte DliihuuQcu hu Die ueridlicoes
nen gooenartcu uu0 ncrIhicheuen 2aa1r
bc3. bes 2idltcs bcouIprud,eu, I'M qe0ci.
| hen All touneu. Die Glernote5 Der
pflan8cn Sic am bcitcu I'M 6riibiabrc
beppr Der Srieb crItIcint.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
uuuuuuuuooonuupuouu

,rr s. g. Omen
pOn ,Stod
& Some" non
minneapolis mel
der fur5lld)
Der IN aania5
Gitp i~tattgefintoe
men &eriamnl-
lung Der 6ar-
iner5 Union BET.
gG1pobnt bat, be.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08

a4 aMmS m6pmb%t m@HM Snnmrn nhmM bier hmrOlAf hnnhmur. au@m B Der omab mhG4
@mf per 01omtn MhtH mWrn mn 9anbmtrtbidnftss ShuGe, Gr0 Der auebenm 6s
smn 2mnez. Hnomnr3 narhhu neMu nub uudWmWt
SNn bmmS AmhUn 0S &hnnoSn Mu H NAmh lid hIMIbh 1mrr+H h uk nor Nn
mn en- Solar 5 @cmr fir Mn Nbrmrr hWdbNu uuu 2mG lit @ mMo RAN Die znmmneN u
W NrmMPet ahrm mi NmNM SS buta m0 pbe @bmomua bNGo mMmN: mm lit mwu amrphun r6m
aen@1HnN nr8nf bn nit gumdhB bon Gents in @u1mhnm mTru an BEN
&m MOI ub, .SIsun" 0n Guc wis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08

100 Collars iiIr Irbeit@bilfe Ee3lhltlt
mus. Sie Anbaufldhc iilr &ti5en
miro, menn nidt ole In5eid)tn trii-
gen, III oieiem &erbIt cine genaitjqa
&ermin0erung eriobren mo cine net
tere 4realreOuftion fir idmuntl;dl2
tSeIofriihtc miro i'm udditeH 6r:th.
inbr eintreten. Gie aegcnpGrti9en
NfarftperbQltniiie biniid)tlid ShIa6lt-
pieb iino fiir BEN 3iidter ebenioQs i'll
fcirer @ciie ernutbigenO. Die 6ar
mer merOen natiirIih nidt mic IN
0uitriearbeiter al ei1en Streif &C.
ben, aber ibre ofonomlid)e Gage
5piugt lie, elt1peoer 0ie 8roouftion
e%in5uitronfell ODER bancroft 81 &c.
ben.
Sin un%crfrenlides SilS!
9os lit elm menig erfreuli6e5 Glib
fir Die @rndbrungSfrage I'M 2anoe,
ober iie lit cine gang natiirlid)e 6olga
unierer ~Derfebrten 8irtbihaftspolltlF.
@s lit gerooe5u unglaublid, 0aB Elm
2arto bon ser @r0Be un0 Dem Reih-
tbum osr@er. Staaten oieien nidt aus
niiben fam, neil oie n0tbisenarbeitS-
frGfte niht ODER bod nur nit groBen
Sdmierigfeiten un0 Soften su be-
idaffen iino. 8egenip0rtig 5ablt Die
gut beIhGftigte SSnOuItrie ibren Pr.
beiterr BET ungeD0bnlid silnItigen
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-Gn8uQlid. Slnge Gnd.
oiQe Gur aodiu): 9iu, nber 81,
2au'ctci nit &brem 8yduti9nm
babe i'd intt; ta8tdgl,dl Iommt oer
Weuih umo ligt Elm paar Stm0eu
in Der Slide berum.
Godin (uall5iO3 d: ga, uuiere;ns
miro chen aus Siebe 8ebeiratet
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'oiele 8orte SIT oerIieren. IS lit oeS-
holb aud cine mid)tige 6rage, Of
man c3 5000 Meilen melt iibcr 2ono
SIT trolt8portiren bat, ODER Oh es IN
Der 0dbe SIT erIangen lit. @dtten mir
uniere g80Ioer 9eifont uno nidt frep-
len Hnubbau getriebcn, 10 mitroe add
beute Die Gnpiernotb peniger idrpcr
ODER lpobl gar ni6t empfunoen mer-
Den.
Gem Hunbban mrF 9(nfbOn fOlgeu!
QoB ote 6oritfltltIr in BEN letten
I5abrcn betr0htIite 6ortihrittc gu
Der5cihuen bate, ioa nid)t geleugnct
mcr0cL baB aber Die Sodc iu ptci
be0elltcnoercm WtnBe ungepoft mer-
0cn maIb, ioa mirflide 8eiIcrung elm
treteu, oa9 itebt. nah @errn Eitd)ot.
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Elm faltnt 8u bGnSiaenoer aompfe8.
mt beim GrbIiden eineS fremoen
Snbnes.
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u. 2. in Z, 0tDut. - Die Rittcl sur
@crbeiicruuQ be5 @ooeus i'm Roicngars
ten ridtcn iih in eriter Clinic mad Der
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21

tion and food shortage housewives
should prepare to conserve fruits veg
etables and berries by brinding, dry
ing and by plain canning which re-
quires very little sugar to make a
standard product, and may be kept
without the addition of any sugar.The
native plum and berries as well as the
cultivated products, should be conser-
we'd
Pickles and relishes, requiring little
sugar may be made.
EGGS while comparatively p hear
should be preserved in water glass
for the use next winter when prices
are sure to soar. Butter may be put
down in brine for future use, if there
is a surplus made in the home. Where
there is a surplus of poultry or fresh
meat, it should be canned under
steam ressure.
Bulletins and circulars giving min
ute and authoritative instruction for
ell these processes can be had free
from the Extension Department Of
Mississippi A. & NJ. College or from
County Home Demonstration Agents
who will also give demonstration
in food preservation wherever tn
people want it.
LILLIAN B. D0RRIS
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
PERM ANENT PASTURES

Until the farmer sees his way cleal
to make a permanent pasture, or has
one already made, he should keep out
Of the livestock business. 1t is, il
tact, almost impossible to realizb
a profit upon any kind Of stock with
cut gots pastures Therefore, the
first thing to be done when one con
templates engaging IN stock raising
is to establish a pasture.
The south, which is the very sec
tion where they can be had easily
is sadly deficient in pastures. No at
tention has been given to them, it has
all been given to cotton. But the south
ern farmer, if he will devote some
time and effort to the subject, can
have as good pasture as was ever
seen in Kentucky or Missouri anC
have that pasture available for graz
ing more months in the year than is
possible in those states. For a permaE
ent pasture there is no combination
either in the north or south, that vii
equal bur clover or bermuda grass
The bermuda can be grazed through
out the summer months and bur cIoV
er from January until the bermuda
comes on again. The combination
will afford grazing at least ten month
in the year. Both plants are perman
ent after they are once establishec
To supplement the permanent pas
ture, temporary pastures should b
grown, as cowpeas, peanuts, etc, but
no farmer who has stock can affor
to be without this permanent pas
ture combination to be ready for use
when the temporary pastures can no
be employed.
A. G. HAMILTON, Co. Agt
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
PRESERVING EGGS

The best time for putting down
eggs for next winters use is during
May before the weather gets too
hot. If properly handled they will
keep in very nice shape for the fol-
lowing winters use.
here are number of materials
that will do the work pretty well.
but the best of these is waergla5s
fsodum silieatel. This is eompar-
atively cheap material, costing from
IS cents to $1.00 per gallon, which
will make enough solution to cover
something like tif.y dozen eggs, 50
that it will amount to put about one
to one and one-half cent dozen.
In the first place we will say that
lncthing but strictly fresh eggs must
| be packed to insure good results. No
dirty or cracked ones should be used
Do not wash any Of the eggs, for
they will not Keep SO well after the
washing. Let any dirty eggs go for
!present use in the household. Eggs
that are strong and not fresh will
be more than likely to taint the whole
vesselo f eggs in which they are
placed, SO you can readily see how
Important it is. Use good stoneware
vessels for the keeping and be sure
that they are clean and fresh, well
scalded out and cooled. The liquid
can be added i needed, but should
always be thoroughly mixed separ
ateIv before it goes into the contain
err holding the eggs. Keep in the
coolest place you have and where the
TEN arature will change as little as
possible.
good lime water preparation may
be made as follows: Take fifteen
gallons of water, five pounds of salt
ard one peek of finely Stacked lime
After mixing thoroughly, allow the
mixture to stand two or three days
then remove the clear liquid by u.s.
ing a rubber tube to siphon it off
without stirring it up. If care is
used, it can be dipped off. A good
wood tub can be used for keeping the
eggs in. AS with other kinds of pre-
servatives, all eggs must be fresh
and clean.
Sincerely,
LILLIAN B. DORR1S,
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
PASTURE CROPS TO SUPPLE
MEM CORN FOR HOGS

The fact far presented shows on
thing clearly--when corn is used alone
as Il nog teed money is almost sur.
to be lost 1t has also been shown tina
the feeding vaIue oil corn IS lncreas
ed as "a result of the use of Amos
any supplement. But even when corr
is assisted by the supplementary.
feeds mentioned, there are out fe>.
cases where $500 is realized for (
bushel Of corn; that is, when hogs Sc.
for lac pound live weight. Unde
the present condition the southef4-
farmer must see his way clear to fea
llze at least $500 a bushel upon H.
corn when fed 10 hogs before ne eal.
Ilok upon the hog business as a pro
tltable one. IN short. concentrates
l1eeds Of all kinds are upon sycn !.
lalgh levei OF prices that the faGmei
cannot afford TO limit the feed of th>
hog TO them alone Help must b.
me supplementary 1eeas are "a
most all good ana should be used l.
hog-feeding operations, but the tut
ure of profitable hog production il
the sourn aepends upon the use o.
green or pasture crps. 1t is posibl,
Tor our farm to have grazing crop.
practically the year round, and many
Of the best farmers have them. TIL
southern farmer has, in fact, deciu-
ed advantage over the northern farm
er in this respect. We have seen that
a veriety of feeds almost always pro
duced more satisfactory results than
one feed, Pastures and green crops
if he be given the opportunity.
A. G. HAMILTON. Co. Agt
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
TO THE CLUB BOYS

The following IS a program OF the
boys Community Agricultural clusE
meeting for May. Please try and car
ry out this program as outlined.
/. Call to order by President and roll
call by Secretary. As the roll is call
ed let each member present answer
Nv giving the same of some useful
bird.
z. Songs, Any of the songs already
sent you or any other you might have
3. Reports form members. Each plan
club member should report something
of the use of fertilizers used, or to
be used, and something of the appli-
cation of same. Tell what insects
have bothered him in his crops and
what he is doing to combat them.
Each animal club member should re-
port something of the grains Of his
animal, progress WI grazing and
feed crops. Tell something of the min
eral mixtures used, and anything of
interest.
4. Subject for timely discussion:
CROPS: Thinning corn, fertilizer,
first cultivation cf crops.suoh as corr,
cocoon egl.
PIGS: Sanitation and prevention Of
disease among pigs. Grazing crops
for pigs, Feeding hogs for market.
5. Recitation Please have little boy
or girl prepare and give an approia-
tie recitation.
6. Helpful hints: This can be given
by your teacher or some invited per-
son.
7. Question box: Suggest that any
member ask questions and have them
for discussion. If there are questions
that can not be fully explained we
shall be pleased to write you about
such.
s. Business: Announcements Let US
make this month a banner month for
new members Urge every member
to get a new member. Can't you put
ON a campaign for this special phase
and have every member contest with
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Relieved
After Few Doses Of Back-Draught

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia
Higginbotham. of this town, says: cat
my age, which is 65, the liver does
not act SO we'll as when young. A few
years ago. my stomach was all out of
fix. was constipated, my liver
didn't act. My digestion was bad, and
1t took so little to upset me. My ap-
petite was gone. was very weak.
decided I would give Black
Draught thorough trial as knew 1t
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began taking it. I felt
better after a few doses. My appetite
improved and I became stronger. My
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble vas soon r;ehted with few
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
loses Of Black DrauGhe.

doses Of Black. .DrauGae"
Seventy years Of succes 'fui use has
made Thedford's Black oraught a
standard, household rem dy, Every
member. Of every family at times.
need the help that Black-I raught can
give in cleansing the syst m and re-
lieving the troubles Shat come from
constipation, fndiges .or lazy liver
esc. You cannot keep weil nless your
stomach, liver and bo'Ve,s re IN good
working order. Keep .eu that way,
Try Black-Draught 4 promptly,
gently and in a natu y II You
feel sluggish, take 3 dos tonight.
You will feel fresh touor1 ~. Price
Csc. a package-Ope .a1 dose
All druggists. ], 60
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the other to see which one can get the
most new members.
%. Adjournment: Give yells and songs
The following are suggested dates
for meetings of the Boys Community
Agriculture Club.
Gray Rock, 4th Friday afternoon 2:30
Coker End Friday afternoon 2:30
Pine Valley, Second Saturday night
8 p. m.
Elan 2nd Thursday 2:3O pm.
Sylvia Rena Bird Friday 2:30
Sand Hill 3rd Saturday 2:30
Shiloh End Friday 1880 a. m.
Williamson 2nd Monday 10:3$ a. m.
Cypress 2nd Saturday 2:30
McCurdy 2nd Monday 2:30
Athens First Thursday 2:30
A. G. MAMILTON, Co. Agt
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Cascarets for Bowels

When bilious, con.tipated, ssllo~,
headaehy, sick, depend on harmless Cas-
carets for the incest. gentest liver and
bowel cleanse You ever experienced Cas-
carets work while you sleep. Fhey never
grippe or inconvenience.
No matter where you live, vour dealer
will have practically all of these stand
ard medicines. None of them are en-
pensive-most cost but few cents. But
all are widely initiated. You must -
careful to insist on the genuina.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
COTTON SEED MEAL FOR HOGS

The death that sometimes occdr
as a result of feeding cotton seed
meal to hogs deter the majority of
farmers from using it 1t is a feed
that. If used at oil r-'7s+ be used in
moderation and with judgement. ~
Bureau Animal Industry and moat
of the southern experiment stations
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SAFE, RELIABLE
HOME REMEDIES
They Belong in Every Household
Says a Noted Authority

When one Of the family is ailing you
can give any OF the following simple
medicines and feel absolutely safe be-
cause they have been tested and tried
for many years in millions Of homes:
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
Dauderine Saves the Hair

If you have dandruff or if your hair is
falling out or losing its lustre, FRY
Danderine 1t invigorates The scalp asd
promotes hair Growth, making hair twice
as soft, beautiful and abundant. Your
hair becomes strong, long and thick.
Just ask for 'Danderine."
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21

666 quickly relieves Constipation
BiIiousness. loss of Appetite m
ness sue to r.. al ii SeT. 1dsvJ
If you want to sell second hand
furniture, stoves, etc, that are in
your way, let the columns Of this
paper tell the people about it.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
California Syrup Of Figs

For children who are eonstipated, bill
ious, nothing quite equals a little gem
uine California" Syrup of Figs. Only
you must be sure you have genuine Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup because this famous
medicine is widely initiated
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
HOME WORK sue.
CESS

The people of Water Valley and vi
cinity were very generous in contri-
buting to the Childrens Home Society
funds to carry on the work in the
Slate. The CommerEable work Is
being promoted in this city by Misses
Smith and Rogers of Jackson, Miss.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21
Don't Take Calonel

"Dodson's Liver Tone takes tAe
place of dangerous, salivating cnloaaai. 1t
opens the liver and puts it to work isst
as we'll as calome but it does not gripe,
nauseate, or lose you a days work. Gsass
it to children Entirely vegst&sls.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-05-21

666 CURES MALARIA, CHILLS
AND FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER,
COLDS AND LA GRIPPE. II KILLS
THE PARASITE THAT CAUSES
THE FEVER. 1T is A SPLENDID
LAATIVE AND GENERAL TONIC.
(adv.)