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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23
Baptist Ladies' Aid to

On Thursday afternoon the ladies
Ct the Baptist church will meet in the
church. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to meet with them. Mrs. C.
H. Roberts and Mrs. Emory Pease
will be the hostesses on this occasion.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23

Many good roads converts are made
in the midst of mud holes.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23
Ladies Aid of M. E.
Church Met Wednesday.

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met on Wednesday afternoon
for a social session, and to sew for
the local hospital. During the after
noon the hostesses, Mrs. G. W. Kamp-
fer and Mrs. Rhodes, served a very
nice lunch.
The aid will meet again in two
weeks.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23

It's about the time of year to start
"policing" up around the back yard
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23
St. Matthews Guild
Guests of Mrs, Rugg.

On Thursday afternoon the ladies
of St. Matthew's Guild were the
guests of Mrs. S. l.. Rugg at the Just
Inn. The usual business session was
held after which a social hour was en-
joyed and the hostess served a very
dainty lunch.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23
Wright-Hanson

Wr1ght-HanSOn.
On Wednesday afternoon, April IA,
Miss Emma l.. Hanson and Harry
Wright, both of Vandalia, Montana,
were united in marriage at the Meth
odist parsonage in this city. Rev. j.
r. Jeffrey performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will make
their home on a ranch near Vandalia.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23

My, how dusty the ocean is today.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23
Society News
By Our SOcietp EdftoY
StapletOn.Madin.


The marriage of Miss Lola Madill
and Crescent E. Stapleton of Outlook,
Montana, took place in this city on
Wednesday afternoon, April 81, at the
Methodist parsonage. Rev. j. r. JEFF
ferry officiated.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23
Order of Eastern Star

Order of Eastern Star
To Meet on Monday Evening.
The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star chapter will be held in the Ma
sonic hall on Monday evening at 8
o'clock. Mesdames c. R. st. Clair, d.
E. Parsons and L. E. Jones will serve
ON the refreshment committee.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-23

in the basement of the church Thurs
day afternoon, April 20.
E. B. Pease, Supt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

lavala penize -. Spolecenske
|vyrovnani, k nemuz pracoval
re vsech sill, jiz by mu dopo-
mohlo k duchodu, nacez dobra
partie zabezpeci jiz osud jeho
!jedineho ditete. Ukolebaval il
V bezpeci, maluje il nejskve-
lejSi budoucnost a neodpiral il
prozatim aspon skromnych
Iradosti, k nimz nesla Sc jeji
mysl. Ably mohla pekne Sc
strojiti, ukladal 81 ujmy sam,
uvadel il do kruhu, ktere pfi-
stupnymi mu cinilo jeho poll
ticke postavenf. Take divadlo
navst6vovali, jakmile Sc mu
naskytla pfilezitost obdrzeti
misto V oficielnich lozich. Jez-
to byla cd pfirody veselou, da-
la 81 divka Tici nemela roz-
maru, necitic Sc zrovna ne
st astnou. Protravila sve dny s
lehlou V ruce, a pro sveho otce
delala statisticke vytahy q IL
rednich listin, nebo shledavala
novin latku, ktere prave mel
pOtfebi.
V pruvodu stare Rozalie OBJ
staravala koupe a chodila ma
vychazky, ktere prospivaly je-
jimu zdravi, vstavala casne,
chodic zahy spat, a bezesne
noci znala jenom vypravova-
nj. Vysledky beznabozenskeho
vychovani byly vskutku to,
ably delaly tomuto systemu
vsechnu cest. Nehlede vsak k
nedostatku nabozenskych pred
stav, byl jeji dusevni a mravni
stav TAX povzneseny, re neby-
10 AMI mono lepSiho 81 pratt.
M6la jenny pocit povinnosti a
ridila svuj zivot podle n6ho
ljeji cit pTava a mravu nevyka-
zoval mezer. OySem, zustdva-
la ieSt6 usetrena zapasG a syi-
zelu zivota, jsste nepotrebova-
la Gtechy a posily bolesti
dosud nebylo take boure, jez
byla by zpustosila jeji dust a
nikdy jeste S uzkosti a touhou
tato divka nepoZdvihla oci k|
inebi, ably hledaly hvezdu, KITE
IA mas proyazi nebezpecimi a
temnotami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

MAM velky vyber farmicek,
farem, bllze mestecek v O.
koli do % mil Cd Clevelandu
ma vychod a kary. Majetek o
/ akru, dunn o 6ti pokojich,
elektfina, cena $2700. = Far
ma 0 512 akru, novy dum a
bane, elektrika, cena 5000.
= Farma o 13ti akrech Sc
vsim zariz onim a urodou, da
Sc "a $4,000. = Farna bez bu-
dov 0 l3ti akrech Ma dlazbe
"a $1450. = Farma o 22ti a.
krech Sc vsim zaTizenim ma
dlazbe "a $2950. - Farma o
42 akrech S budovami "a
$4,000. - Farma 0 46 akrech
bez budoy, kr$isny les "a
$4,000. Farma O 81 akrech S
budoyami, cena $500, hotov6
$4,000. BlizSl sdeli +. j. Pic
man, 12604 Miles Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

VYME.Ni Sc novy domek o
6tl syetnicicn V okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek 0 svet
nicich, blize hinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pri 4998 str. k tomu jeste
jeden lot. Vezne Sc misto pri-
vatnl aneb obchodni. Prodaji
Sc tfi dony a stor ma vych.
76 ui., blize Cedar Ave-, dale
vymenim obchod ga privatni
dun. Nam mnoho jinych domu
jak na prodej, tax ma vynenu.
Haste Sc u Thorn. Suchy, 246o
e. SO st. Tel. Princt. 1916 w.
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tennotanni

Slecna Courcierova, zyed6v-
81 O pristehovani noveho ma
jemnika, pocitila hned druhe-
no dne pfi oblekani potrebu |
nalapati Sc vzduchu a zvlastni |
peel venovati cerstve osazane-
mu zahonu aster. Jeji otec, kite
Try snidal We sve pracovne, byl
V tn chvili zcela zahlouban do
svych novin a nem6l jine N.Y.
Slenky.
Jsouc jista, re neni poZoro-
vana, ulpela, iakoby nahodou,
zkoumavymi zraky ma oknech
mezipatra. NiGeho bezdecnej-
Siho nevinnejsiho nebylo mad
tento pohled! Skvele bile jed
noduche zaclony wisely ia ok
my; uvnitr pax mic Sc nehyba-
i 10. Y tn dobu Jindrich daleko
zcela iinde otviral rannl po-
stu pro otce, a sleCna Courcie-
roya mohla studovati rdmy ie-
no oxen bez nejmensiho nebez-
peel, re bude pristizena a po-
dezrivana iako zVed.
Ze niceho heobjevila, bylo
pro nj zklamanin q pusobilo
il dokonce bolest. Neocekava-
la prave, re rozletnou Sc okna
iako V pohadce a re prime ma
hedvabn6m zebfiku sestoupi S
gracii k nj a padne il k noham,
lee toto ticho a naprosty kid,
la neproniknutelna tfi okna S
bilymi zaclonami, ktera lako
slepe oci zirala do dalky -
tot bylo prece jen trochu mr.
zute. Zamrazilo il vskutku pri
tom pohledu a stisnena nejas-
/nym zasmutnenim bezmyslen-
kovite vratila sc do domu.
! kdyz otec Sc nj rozloucil,
ably Sc odebral do Bourbonske-
ho palace, bylo il volno premi-
tati 0 novem sousedu, aniz by
il nekdo mohl whit z roztrzlto
sti.
(Pokracovanl.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

PRODA Sc rdzny zachova-
~ nabytek velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc elsie 3481 L. % st. aneb
zavolejte telefonem Broad
oUO. TIA
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PRODA SE moderni jedno-
rodinny dunn, tvrde podlahy,
yytapenl horkou vodou, velka
garaz, book casses, China ca
blnet, Fire Place, trancouzsky
dvere, je 2 minuty od 13O u
nion kary. Pevna cena bez ko-
mSn $3.50. Haste Sc IL mali
tele 1878 Coath Ave. Cor
lett. TIA
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PROOA Sc dvourodinny ci-
hlovy dunn ma Pershing Ave-,
byvala Hollister Ave-, c. 5O82
Sklep pod celym domem, bfi-
dllcova strecha, elektrika, kou-
pelna a zachod nahore i dole.
Haste Sc tamtez. 1926
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PRODA Sc vynosny restau-
rant prodejem napoja dout
niku, pri tydenni TRIBE $500.
Doora pfllezitost pro pficinli-
veho obchodnika. Haste Sc v
els. 44IS Dennison Ave. 7-28
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PRODAJi Sc diva pekne To-

PR0DAJi Sc diva pekne To-
ty "a pricinou odjezdu ma
tarmu. Ma jednom Je postave-
ia garaz. Jsou kazdy 40 pri
zoo str. a prodaji Sc kazdy
zvlasr' aneb dohromady. Ma
lezaJi Sc ma Z. 1856 III. Union
Ave. Haste Sc V elsie l34O5
Svec Ave. Corlett. 1850
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dim
pro dve rodiny, plyn, voda, e.
lektrina, velka ban, garaz, tri
Lofty. Haste sc elsie l34O9
Lorenzo Ave. V Mt. Pleasant
mezi kinsman a Buckeye Rd.
7-24
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FRODA Sc 25 mladych koni,
Il samodampovacich vozu a
automobil Overland pro 5
osob. Haste Sc ma rohu Il. 1O3.
ul. a Sandusky Ave. 1923
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IA PRiCENOU ODJEZDU

ma farmu, proda Sc dun o sed-
mi pokojlch, zd5ny, vytapi Sc
horkou vodou, vse moderne "a
rlzeno. Haste Sc V elsie 12404
Ferris Ave. V Corlett. 7-2A
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$4,000 MA HOTOVOSTI

koupl dvourodinny dum O 5ti
svetniclch s koupelnou nahore
i dole, sklep pod celym, skop-
ky ma pradlo a jine zarizeni.
Naleza Sc blfze' Woodland
Hills Parku. Cena $1,000. Hla-
ste Sc u F. j. Nejedlfk Co.
1l015 Union Ave. Tel Broad
way 1886. - Union 1861 r. 2.
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod
vse "a hotov6, tydni trzba
S400. Byt o peti pckoj1ch. Co
na $1,000. Hlaste sc v elsie
2O40 w. 20 ST., blize Abby A
We. 7-3l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

FRODA SE. LEVINE automobil
'hudson 1916" dobfe zacho-
Yaly, pro Z osob. Haste Sc V c.
3396-34O0 L. 65 st. 7-24
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PRODAJI Sc fanny a sice /:
Jedna V rozmeru 80ti akrd, 80
mil vychodne od Clavelandu.
dobry ddm, ban6, naradi a vSe,
jak stoji. Cena $1,000. = Far
ma s dobrymi budovami 0 65
akrech, v3e 'zarlzeno, levna &C.
ma $4,000. - Farma O 4Oti
akrech, zachoval6 budovy, fer
mes a jine zaTizeni. Mono po-
lozit ma tyto fanny urcitou
splatku. BlizBl sdeli Steve Do
noVan, City Bldg, +. 9Th, st. a
7-2A
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FRODA Sc dunn 9ti svet-
nicich pro dive rodiny, plyn,
elektrika, lot 35 pfi 115 str,
vse zarizeno. Haste Sc V elsie
1884 L. SO st. Cena $500,
7-24
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Zadal zruSeni staleho voiska,

byVatelStVo VytahlO yStrlc ne
prdtelskemu, cizimu vojsku,
navajo zelenymi ratolestmi
zplvajic hymnu sbratreni ;. :.
Tento DOZEN byl pry by tax
vitezny, re vsichni slozili by
zbrane, tazeni by skoncilo Vse-
obecnym pohnutim a nadesly
by cervanky velike republiky
sveta.
TAX fecnil, tax psal a "a tu-
to mySlenku byl ochoten proli-
ii proudly krve = bylo-li by
treba, sye vlastni. Jdet' prece
0 to, zajistiti lidstvu nejvySsi
SteSti -
Sve dite Courcier vychoval
die lejdalekosahlejsich zasad
volneho ducha.
Matka, rozumna, verici pa
nj, mela jeSt6 zrovna cas- dati
polxftiti svou malickou drive,
nez-h d6t'atko sve musila opu-
stiti. Vyjimaje tento cirkevni
dkon, vyrostlo mlade devce u
pine bez ndbozenstvi. Nebyla
nikdy V kostele, nedostala do
rukou katechismu, a ovsem
nebyla take nikdy prvniho
prijimani.
Kdyz pax bylo il dvacet let,
byla tato mlada pohanka jeste
zcela ma stanovisku divochu.
ktefi byvaji zbavovani missio-
mari sve slepoty, a svate pismo
ctou a slysi je vyklddati s nej-
vetsim 1zasem jako deti, kdyz
Sc Jim vypravuji hodpe krasne
pohadky. Prednost, kterou ME-
la pred divochy, byla il jenom
ma Skodu, nebot' slychavala
ovsem ndbozenstvi, lee mic
nez pouhe rouhacstvi, o tvurci
jenom tehdy, kdyz byli hano-
beni. Vrozeny puyodni cit slus-
nosti ochranil il cd vliyu tech
to rouhacskych frazi, kterych
pouzivali ote a jeho pfatele
bez ohledu ma d6tskou mysl V
V jeji pritomnosti ;. Jako ci-
tliva music pri podobnych pro-
jevech zavirala Gilberta lastu-
ry sv6 duse, ukryvala Sc sama
do sebe q odmitala jed.
Snad .strazny andel rozpro-
stiral mad nj sva ochranna kri-
dla, ably zachoval neposkvrne-
nou tuto dust. Neznala nabo-
zenstvi, ale We SVEN nitru nj
kdy nestavela sc proti tenn,
kteri vefi a modli Sc.
Jiste vsak pocatky n5bozen-
skych poznatku vd6tila stare
sluzebne, jez obstaravala do
macnost jeiiho otce a ktera Ky
la naboznou, byt' i zadnou mo-
dldrkou, jak zeny lidu ponej-
vice byvaji. Prosta ta zena v
kratkych chvilich, ktere il pra-
C ponechavala, brala malou
dlvku ma kolena vypravela
il mnohe matce Bozi a o Je'
1lskovi. Courcier vsak jednohC
dne ma to pfiSel, re dit6ti' =
die ieho nazirani - "ockujt
sc knezourstyi' i tato du
chem chuda yychoyatelka mu
Sila zanechati sveho vyucova
nj, nacht6la-li prijlti svol
sluzbu. Ma ysech jinych polict
vedeni byla mlada divka dobft
obeznala vychova jejl byls
dokoncena V divcim gymnasiu
Kdyz obstala zKousky, sta
tecna divka byla by rdda Wy
delavala penize a pfispivala
udrzovanl domacnosti, lee to
mu postavil Sc otec ma odpor
Jednak neznostl, jednak Z Je
sitnosti. Dcara Courcierova =
aby vydelavala 81 chleb - t
prece neslo! Co by 81 men
pomyslili jeho kolegove We sn
movne, kteri beztoho na neh
shlizeli pres ramona, protoz
Sc vedelo, ze prave len tax :
tax vychazi =.
Ne, ne, musi ziti Jako deer
2 lepsiho domu, traviti svIl
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PRODA Sc novy jednorodin
ny dunn E. 113 ul. Union
Ave. Rychlemu kupci da Sc
pod cenu. Haste Sc V els. 9819
Union Ave-, roh E. 80 st. 7-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

PRODA Sc detska bila po-
stylka, an nemame ma nj miSto.
Haste Sc po A nod. odpol. v c.
4457 Douse Ave- 1928
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FRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi S400 ty-
dne. Cena zasob zarizeni
$3.50. Haste Sc v elsie 5708
Fleet Ave. 1928
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MOTORCYCLE a AUTO pro
dam veimi LEVINE, vse v uplnem
pofadku. MOTORCYCLE Harley
Davidson a sidecar, Auto
Overland 5. Haste Sc v els.
1910 harrington st. 1928
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FRODA Sc pekny lot 35 pri
lb3 str. velmi LEVINE. Naleza Sc
n &. 53 ul z Fleet Ave. ma Kar-
line. Haste Sc V elsie 1854 E..
o4 St. 7-24
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E-ILEDA Sc.

HLEDA Sc byt pro triclen-
nou rodinu V okoli Broadway a
Fleet Ave. Nechte adressu V
adm. Sveta. 7-26
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PROz>A .s;;E,

PRCDA Sc zachoval& Ford
ka "1916"za levnou cenu. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 1879 Martin A.
We. po 4 hod. vecer. 1926
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PRODAM PEKNY trfrod;n-

PRODAM PEKNY trfrodin-
ny dunn blize Broadway Ban
ku. Nam vfcero peknych do
mi, ktere kouplte, aniz byste
museli miti vsechny penize.
Bljzsi sdelf Jos. Flip, 1923
Dolloff I'd. V zadu. 7-24
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CESKY MLUVlCI PRCDA.
VACI DOBRY PLAT.

Muzi mluvici ceskym jazy-
KEN k reci anglick6, naleznou
dobre postaveni Sc znacnym
platem a vysokou provisi. Ia
lezi to jen ma Vas, mnoho-li k
stale mzd6 vydelate. Nauein1e
Vas jak. Ceslly lid Vas zajistf
pfivita podminkami jake ma
bizime. Jste-li energickym q
pracovitym, prijd'te pokud
mono nejdfive, mezi 8 hod.
dopol. a 6 vecer. Tazte sc ma
MIR. BRO
THE SUBURBAN
DEVELOP PME'NT CO.
Kinney & Levan Bldg.
Druhe patro.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17
THE FARMER KEEPS THANKS
GIVING BETTER

! It was Henry Ward Beecher who
said: Thanksgiving day is our one ma
tonal festival that turns on home life.
It is not a dry of ecclesiastical saints.
1t is not a patriotic anniversary. 1t is
not day celebrating religious event.
1t is a day Of nature. 1t is day Of
thanksgiving for the years history.
And it must pivot on the household.
Give this. one day to thanks, to joy,
to gratitude"
The joys of Thanksgiving are not
partaken in the fullness thereof by
many cit. boys and girls. They simply
!! know that it is a holiday, when the
pleasures and trials OF school life are
temporarily laid aside, when churches
are open for those who want to return
deVOut thanks for the manifold bless
ings with which they may have been
showered. and when the larder fairly
groans with uncommon delicacies.
1t is in the country that the manifold
blessings of Thanksgiving day reach
their full fruition. It is not a mere
episode there. as it is in the city, but
an event that is anxiously looked for.
ward to for weeks before it daWns. In
it's celebration it differs from the ways
Of the city as widely as does the day
from nts3ht.
The thousands of people who live in
the country enjoy a treasure which is
denied to millions of their felloWmen-
the blessings of good pure, out -of-door
air. fragrant in spring and summer
with perfume OF flowers or new mown
hay, and in fall and winter laden with
crisp, life-giving ozone. No one enjoys
more blessings and treasures Of this
kind than the man or woman on the
farm. or course, farm work is hard,
but there, are no easy berths in life.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17
THE FARM NEWS
SPECIAL PAGE DEVOTED TO THE FARMING
INTERESTS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY

Lers made by farmers in his home com
munity during the first six months Of
this year. This man is living In Bel
gian district so it happened that 113 OF
these ia head were Belgtans and only
one Percheron, but similar sales Of
Percherons have been made in sections
where that breed predorninates. The
average price at which these ia regis
tered drafters sold was $685.. In other
words they brought total OF sos, 100.
While first class grade drafters will not
bring as high prices at this time, there
is no doubt but that they will be prof
liable property in the near future for
lit is a well known fact that compare
lively few mares have been bred in the
grain belt states during the last three
years while grain has been relatively
high and horses relatively low in price.
Buyers are calling for horses stand
ing at least 16 hands high, that have
good depth of chest, strong backs,
powerful coupling, that are deep ribbed
and heavily nluscled throughout It is
needless to say that they must also
have good feet and legs and be sound
IN every sense of the word. Don't breed
your small, understood mares even
though there is a good stallion in your
community, for the chances of getting,
the right kind Of colts from such mat
ing are poor, but don't let the big, weld
developed heavy mares go INBRED. From
now on they can be an important fac
tor in argmenting the farm income.
LUCKY WOMAN
Eve never had to sit and darn
A pair Of socks for Adam
She couldn't knit, there was no yarn
Or neeales-no one had 'en1.
Oftimes with sadness i survey
My mending piling so shocking,
And envy that first lucky dame
who never darned a stocking.
Farm Life
N. G. Kraschel, the well known live
stock auctioneer at Harlan held sale
of Duroc hogs at; Harlan last Monday
week, and the fifty head hold averaged
$152. The thirty-nine sows and gifts
sold for an average of $164, and the
eleven boars averaged almost SIP. The
highest priced animal sold was a year
ling sow, Great Sensation Girl Sd, sired
Model Sensation sow. She was sold to
j. c. Droz, of Fairfield, for $4,000.
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Crris Ahart, of Dow City, is carrying
an arm in sling these days. lie SUI
fered an accident last week while load
ing hogs. All the hogs had been driven
into the car except one, which was de-
termined not to enter the car. Orris
picked UP q grain sack. trying to scare
the hog. when it made a jump and
crushed Ahart's arm against the side
of the chute.
The long time between drinks is be-
ing experienced by lot of people who
are now lying in the cemetery as the
result Of wood alcohol concoctions.
s T.
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Edited by E. r. Tucker
POINTS ON STORING THE
s.5.-E &c.. Issg rhD s-tfl "

In storing the auto for the winter it
is a good plan to wash the car and store
it clean. According to the engineering
department of Iowa State college the
tires should either be removed or else
the weight OF the car taken off them.
Rubber deteriorates when Il strain in
one place is left over long time.
If the garage is cold the water must
he taken out OF the radiator or some
easily A petcock is found at the bot
tom OF the radiator and it is a good
plan to turn over the engine a few
times at the end to get all the water
out of the cooling system.
1t is often a good plan. especially
where the car has been run for more
than one season, to drain the crank
case Of the old oil as II contains sedi-
ment and which will harden. After the
oil is out flush out the case with hero-
sene and put in good oil. This win in
sure free working order in the/spring.
EFl--
To receive a return of $1,000 from
watermelons raised on two and one
this season of Mrs. Eugene May and
her four daughters, living near Parker,
S. D.. The land is on the river bottom
and is sandy and moist-ideal for the
production of melons. The watermel-
ons raised found a ready market
-IF]---
A. lot of people who consented to sac
rifice themselves by taking public of
flee have been released by the voters
from obligations to fulfill their gener-
Gus promise and are now free to go TO
work.
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.DEPARTM ENT
THE NEWS OF THE FARMER AND BREEDER OF
PURE BRED LIVESTOCK

Shade and ornamental trees in the
United States represent a value OF one
billion dollars, according to the esti-
mate of the United States department
of agriculture. Ten million dollars
damage is done annually by shade-tree
insects.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17
SWINE Day 4 BIG
GrTCCESS siz

Iowa swine feeders day, November
II, attracted nearly 400 swine feeders,
breeders and others interested in the
work Of john Evvard, swine expert, de-
spite the Wintry weather. that prevail.
ed Many new features In the expert
mental work being done with hogs was
explained by MIR. Evtard, who is in
charge of the Iowa Agricultural Exper-
mental work at iowa State college.
Among these were the type tests
where it was shown that the larger
and medium sizes are the most profit
able to the breeder The smaller type
being more susceptible to disease. This
test is being carried on and other re-
suits will be announced later.
Work with commercial feeds showed
many striking results, although the
variation Of feed costs makes them a
changeable subject.
That pigs will not root when given
a good ration Of protein in their diet.
instead, of an all corn ration was clear
ly shown by Mr.. Evvard. Pigs which
had the protein, which was tankage
were quiet and gained better than
those which had to dig for the proteins.
One Of the most interesting phases of
the work was shown when pigs sired
by a wild boar on a spurebred dam We're
exhibited. These pigs Were small and
although six months old were less than
100 pounds in weight They demon,
strated how quickly hogs will revert to
undesirable types when the wrong kind
of a sire is used. and Mr.. Evvard warn
ed farmers to beware of poor boars.
Alfalfa rs a forage crop was shown
during the past season TO give better
results than sudan grass, since the SUI
dan grass had q shorter season. Sit
dan grass was killed by the early frost.
Next year it is hoped to lave more
results on this line.
Work along the type tests, expert
ments with the wild boar pigs and COM
mercial feed experiments is to be con-
tinued.
The visitors also heard Sousa's
band which was part of the Arnlistice
day program.
In an effort to save the dairy indus
try in France.\the Blackhawk county,
Iowa, HolStein breeders will probably
join in the plan to send 1000 ourebred
Holstein bulls to France. Owing to
the losses suffered during the war
France is in pced OF purebred animals
The Holsten- Friesian Breeders asso.
citation is supporting the movement
There are at least ten animals in Black
hawk county available to send
--[FJ-
Formerly prices went UP because PEG
pie had more business than they could
co. Now prices stay up because there
IS not enough business to do it eco.
nomically.
Paper producers can't afford to re-
duce prices any further. Just what
the sugar 1n tO-s, said xS,,or -L,>,,