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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-28
SOUTH ST. PAUL STOCK MARKET

South St. Paul. JAM 2S-Cattle receipts today, $780,
market steady Calves steady Hog receipts 18900 15c to
26c lower range $14eo $685. bulk SIS to $685. Sheep
receipts, $500; slow, steady.
Bemid Potato Market-All varieties bulk, small lots
per cw Carload los sacked and loaded $25
to $3.50 per- cwt.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-28
Bemidji Market Quotations

Chicago 28-Potato receipts today 38 Market
Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin Whtes sacked and
bulk $3.50 to $685. Colorado Round Whites sacked $455
to 50. go. Idaho Russets, $3.50 to $5.75.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-28
To Clean Marble, +,

Kerosene will clean marble. If there
are obstinate stains apply a mixture
of equal parts of COMMON soda, pun,ica
stone and fine salt. It should be a
creamy consistency. Wash of with
salt and water.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-28

When Washington
White House policemen
had not
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-28
BEMIDJl CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MEATS
HIDES

Cow hides, No. I, pound .25c-26c
Bull hides, No. l, pound .2Oc-22c
Kip hides, No. 1, pound. =. .30c-32c
Calf skins, No. I, pound. .45c-4Sc
Deacons, each .:....... $2.50-$3.OO
Horse hides, large, each .$8.00-$9.O0
Tallow, pound ........... .1Oc-12c
Wool, bright .............4O .4Oc-45c
Wool. semi bright. soc
being paid at Saltwater, Minn.,
ay's Pioneer:
lParsnips, per cwt. .$1.75
Squash, cwt. ..$1.25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
PUBLIC SALE or REALTY.

Real estatc n four estates vss roid AZ =
public sale IN the Court Houee yesterday
morning Harry J EtidhBrn wss a1ctioneer
Clifford v Manuering, attorney FIR
Mary r. Swift. administering, 4 b D.,
If the estate IF William n Hawke. d.
ceased. sold 30 Seventh avenue - John
Tomczyk and Stanley S1vrnsnski for
5000: md 627 South Council street n
George W Fweedv for 81 l25
Philip H. Garrett, trustee Of the estats
Of Jacob KowaIski. decreased, sold 60o
South Harrison street 70 Harry r Joslvn,
attorney, FOR 81 $50
William r Lyman, trustee n the estate
az William G Sparks, deceased, cold TIA
West street To Charles r. Curley, At
torney, for 20 O50. 6l9 Fast Sixth street To
Walter ]. Willis. attorney, for 81 700; ard
708 Walnut street 10 Mr. Willis for 81 300
Sale of 4OS Tatuall street was withdrawn
because Of low bidding.
Charles + Curiey, attorney for Patrick
Heffer n, administrator Of Annie NJ.
HefFeran. deceased, soid 22ts and 222o
Iamotte street 20 John Il. Kruger for
$3.50 each; 1916 I.smotte street Tor
81 $50; 80 East Twentv-second street 10
Nathan Barskv for sI 400
You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
CHURCH WEDDING.



Miss Anna piergon and Samuel y.
Wiberg. both Of this city, were married
Last night IN swedish Baptist Church by
Rev. g. A. Chader. The bridesmaids we're
Misses Leona Marvel and Edith WiberR.
The flower girl was Anna johnson. The
groom was attended BY Harry Wiberg and
Elmer pierson. a reception was held ~
the church. After trip ~ Albany, y. -,
Mr.. and Mrs WiberR viii live AZ 222l
Jcagup street, this city.
LAIRD TUCKER.
Many wilmingtonians will attend the
wedding ~ Miss Mary GoldsbOrOugh
Laird anh Bland Tucker, which viii tske
place nj noon on Saturday, June 3, In the
Episcopal Seminary a. Alexandria. Va.
Among those from here who vii attend
the wedding arc Mrs W. ~. Laird, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter J. Laird, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Laird, the Misses Rebecoa and
Louise Reinhardt, Mrs. w. g. Nesbit and
Mrs. J. r. Van Lear.
COCHRAN BPEAKMhY
Mics Edith NAV Speakman. daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs James l.. Speakman, snd
Harry g Cochran ~ Washington -. G.,
were married Monday evening NJ the
parsonage ~ Asbury N H. Church by
Rev George White Dawson. Tho bride
was attended by her sister Miss Anna
Speakman. rs maid ~ honor. Walter
Speakman was best man After wedding
trip south Mr. and Mrs Cochran viii
mako their home in Washington. where
Mr.. Cochran is IN business
JoBNsog ROBINSON
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage ~ Mrs Mary Virginia Robinson.
daughter Of Mr. and Mr. William q.
Robinson. and Gaynor y. johnson The
wedding will take place Wednesday even
ing, june rs. ut o'clock in Brandywine
NJ H. Church After July . the young
couple will live AZ 70G West Ninth street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cambridge Md, June 3-Miss louise
Steele Hooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
William Ennells Hooper, Of thia city, and
Worthington Campbell, son of Mr. ard
Mrs Levin Hicks Campbell. of New YORK,
were married Tuesday By Rev William
Dunbar Could, IN Christ Episcopal
Church, this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NoTICE-Estate of Emily J. Downey. de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate OF Emily y.
Dovney. late of Wilmington hundred. De-
ceased we're duly granted unto Agnes
Douney on the twenty-sixth day @ May.
A. o. 1920 and all persons INDEBTED 70 the
said deceased are requested 10 make pay
ment to the executrix without delay. and
az persons having demands against the
deceased are required TO EXHIBIT and pre-
sent the same duly probated 10 the said
executrix on or before the twenty six Ia
day of May A ID. 1921, or abide by the
AGNES Y. DOwNEY.
Execntrix
Address: 1920 W Tenth street. Whining
ton. Del. "
kOTICE-Estate of Hannah A. Pierce. de-
erased Notice is hereby given that letters
tsstauentary upon the estate OF Hannah a.
Pierce late Of Brandywine hundred, de-
ceased. were duly granted unto Equitable
Trust Company on the twenty-hrst day Of
May A. ID. 1920. and all persons indebted
10 the said deceased are requested 70 make
payfaent TO the executor without delay. and
an persons having demands against the de
tsased are required To exhibit and present
The same duly pFoDated 10 the said ex-
ecutor on or before the twenty first day Of
May A. ID. 1921. or abide by the Law in this
behalf.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY,
Execute
Address Wilmington. Del r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
PROPOSALS.

BIDS FOR LEASE OF ICk AND RE
FKlGFRATI\G PLAINTIFFS Public
Health Service offers To lease for period
of five (5l years or less scventy-hNe 20
ton ice and lLO-ton refrigfrating plant az
PerryVille Md The plant Is Iully equipped
and ready to operate immediatrl. Power ana
Ieat . iii be furnished the lessee as Part OF
his .~nfraCt Surety bond in sufficient
s--0unt must be furnished Sealed proposals
will be received at the Office of the Mcdleht
Officer in Charge. L. : Public Health ser
vice Hospital Perryviiie. Md. until noon
of June IL 1920. The government reserves
the right to reject any or NIL proposals
PROPOSALS FOR BOOKS AND SUP.
FTiES-Sealcd propo sails for hooks ana
supplies will bc received by the Hoard o,
public Education in Wilmington. Delaware.
Tor the furnishing of books and supplies tor
The school year ending juno 30 1921. in &C
cordance with the list which can be pro
cured from the office of the secretary, nos
95S-3GI City Hall
bidders must agree TO deliver the BOOKS
and supplies to the several pubic school-
houses In such quantities a. designated ny
the Committee on Books and supplies. the
Supcrinteudent or the Board. before sep
iernher / 1920 and must also agree 10 keep
.upnIiCd tho school houses where short
age may occur before the close OF the hScai
wear. al their expense.
Proposals. must be deposited with the
secretary before : O'Clock. y. m. Monday.
June IA 1920. and must he marked Pro
poSsis for HOOKS and supplies. The right
IL reject any or all proposals - reserved
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
HARRY J. g UTHRlE, secretary,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ACTIVE WOMAN or grown girl, white /,
from country preferred. Plain cooking and
some housework. small. adult family, FIX
ceilent location own room. hath and other
cunyeniences Other help, Give references.
Address Nj q, Every Evening ONCE.
CAPABLE WOMAN as mothers helper In
the home No cooking. washing or ironing,
Good home and reasonable wages for reii-
able woman. Phone s6l3 j, between and Z
o'clock evening.
COMPETENT TYPfST--Appiy 1854 du
Point Building,
RESSMAkER wants first-ciass help for
both skirts and waists. Good sewers. Ad-
dress F 2. Every Evening Office.
EXPERIENCED gardener. Josiah Mar
vel. du pont building
GENERAL CLERK-Accurato and with
good Judgment Apply Employment Dept,
National Aniline and Chemical Co. Marcus
Hook Pa. SEQ MIR. Ryder.
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MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLE
General repairing on all makes Access
series Wilmington Cycle Go. 90B Market
street Delmaf 4 Van slice. AiEF Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
FOR SALE.


, LARGE assortment of brass and white
enamel beds. springs and Iaattres.ass.
zoe US. before getting nes bed nutht
time to compare prices. cons derinx quality
Full limo of carpets, rugs, iinoieuins ana
mating. aefriserators and peffsT ,s,h a ~,
Madison streets. our address tetis why
NC can save YOU money.
A LARGE solection OF wool and iibrs tap-
estry brussels All velvet rugs. NO matter
"hat size YOU desire we have one that VIII
suit you.
MUNDY FURNITURE co.
Credit Terms. Fifth and Madison streets.
BARGAIN Lot bosii3 Golonia, Heiehta
Price reasonable Apply L. 6. Scott. ga
French street
BICYCLE for sale Excellent condition
Nearly new A fine wheel and n bargain al
S25. Apply 2oia Washington street
CINDERs FREE for hauling eas Plant
foot of Madison street "
CASH REGISTERS
TYPEWRlTERS
SAFES. IRON AND STEEL
rypowr tiers rented reps.ed stationary.
wlhhitlNupTroN TYpEWRIrER
AND SAFE CO.
CHICKEN Coops. eight feet Wide - feet
long Practically new. Apply NJ Z. Brpwn
Rusatiaie avenue. BeIlefonte. euel Phone
Holly oak 2di !.
CABINET phonograph slightly used. cheap
Also get YOUR Hubble Books here for tho
children Piano SERVICE Co. go West
sixth street Phone 1857 8
CHEAPEST PLACE to huy Singer ma
chimes New. used and second hand ma.
chimes. 81 up. Phone 2btp !. W. i. Carrow.
Singer shop gu W. Fourth -,
CtNDERe FREE for hauling Gas Plant.
foot of Madison street.
ron sALE-Fivo pure bred ucrR shire pigs
Newark. del. Route M.
FAMILY IRoNERs Al~o woman To work
on press machine. Apply Head iaundress.
FOR SALE
Rugs and Foor coverings.
5000 yards llnoletm remnants large
enough mu lGs 8 ja' : c :, IL iRotuJsE
Seventh and Poplar streets
ron SALE, New bed spring for full i, sized
ington street
FOR SALE nlark Welsh pony cart and
harness Perfectly gentle for riding or
driving Apply "a Charles postles. Dover.
Del Phone 3&2
FoR SALE Baby crib and baby stroller.
First-class condition. Apply 1912 MARKET.
FOR SALE ine-foot smith concrete
mixer, electric drive Gond order Apply
sl6 shirley street.
GRAY REED baby rfiarh. excellent cundi-
ton. 2II6 jefferson street Phone t1t1 ]
CAS- RANGE. siaehoar,l. electric dining
room dome. p0n Jefferson street,
GOING to sell your car. List IL with me.
u q MURRAY He'll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

Kentucky Ave Ist OF Boardwalk ocean
view rooms with running water and private
baths New MANAGEMENT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

THE very rest material and the very best
work ynanShip Nothing else leaves my shop
Jos. Hess shoe repairer. POP ". seventh st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
PRINTING. ENGRAvING. EMROssING

n. GRAY. Printer II East Eighth street
j advise that ynu anticipate your needs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
TYPEWRITERS.

4 A SMITH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Al rnane: sold. rented and repaired. AInco
Adding Machines ana Check Writers. 2
" seventh street second floor. over barber
shop Phone A073 or 1855.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

ssSA
for gsntkanen. Private family. Phone
COMM uEfCATfNG Rooms. unfurniahod.
~rnnd floor. to couple. No cooking, P0s~
session June 90. dn Pout smploYe preferred.
W. Eleventh street.
FURNISHED ROOM, adjoining bath, Use
OF phone, hlao light housekeeping priv
lsses. tpd n. Harriaon street.
FURNISHED ROOM for one or two gen
tlennen. si5 Washington street.
FURNIeuED ROOMS for rent also rooms
for light housekeeping. 200 Washington
street
FURNISHED ROOMS for light hon.ekeep-
Ing washington street near Delaware ave-
nue.. Gail lUis W
FURNISHED ROOM for one gentleman.
DOS Orange street.
FOR HENT--on Delaware avenue. large,
desirable second story, furnished room
suitable for one or two gentlemen Cali30Tl.
LARGE. third story r. ont room. 1900 West
st's't. ~-------..-..--s- ..-1-..----
LARGE. airy room adjoining bath on sec-
ond door apartment, facing Delaware ave
nue. within six blocks Of Market street.
Call 27t2 "
LARGE ROOM. 81 table for two gentle
men. With. board Centrally located. Phone
NICELY furnished room. With Or without
board. Lady or gentleman. Private family.
81 ) Van bnten street.
NICELY furnished room for gentleman
Private family. Phone 31ga }.
NEWLY furnished front room for rent.
strleuy private family. 1914 Washington
street.
NEATLY furnished room for one or two
gentlemen. II West Eleventh streat.
ONE largo room for light housekeeping
Alec one large room foe two gentlemen.
3l3 ". seventh street.
ONE furnished room for gentleman with
al conyeniences. Private family ~ r.
Thirteenth street.
ROOM with board. lsto Washington strict.
ROOMS for rent 900 West street.
TWO large, communicating bedrooms, 1921
Market street..
TWO commuulcs TING rooms for gentlemen
only. Two blocks from Tenth and Mar
ket streets l2i5 King street.
TWO furnished. commune slr2 rooms nsx
TO bath. Cal 1906 siKt St
TWO furnished rooms 70: light housskoep-
Ing. Fifth avenue.
TWO unfinished rooms Privileges ~ din
tnRropn and Kitchen. Very good location.
Immediate possession Address J. -, Every
Evening once.
TWO unfinished front, communicating
rourns, on first floor, for housekeeping.
tula Washington street
THREE unflrnlshed rooms for rent. for
light housekeeping 9ol Yandever avenue.
THREE furnished rooms for rent for house
keeping Ii5 W Eighth street
THREE UNFINISHED rooms and bath, SER
ond floor Address Il ~. Every Evening
Office
TwO or three unfurnished rooms IN sec-
pnd floor wth bath. for light house, esp
ing Apply 1t23 French street
TWO nicely furnished rooms Tor light HOUSE,
keeping Al conveuiences. Apply gt2 w.
Fourth street
! THE STRAND, r
Fourth and Poplar Streets
Newly Furnished Rooms.
Table Board.
Phone 62sa w.
ne.
WANTED 70 rent rooms. y 18th or without
board Call 1905 !.
so4 ADAMS ST Room with board for one
young man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
PUBLIC SALES.
CHIROP0DfSTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURr7 j guarantee 10
give relief. Electric foot massage treat
ment. Mrs. Gertrude horitz. 4t9 Market
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
" ANTED TO BIZ.
ROOFING.

HAVE your roofing and spoutinC done by
los J O'Neii Co, us W. Third street
Phone 5304 W. Pipeiess heaters
W T. WILLIAMS CO, s2I Orange street
Rocfina, Heating and Repairing. Jobbins .
speciality. Telephone 1856 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
STORAGE.

STORAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones
f5norge y lam 70 I2ns orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
GIRLS WANTED

EXPERIENCED AND LEARNERS
no WORK ON SEWING MA
CHIMES MAKING ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS, GOOD PAY WHILE
LEARNING, WHEN YOU BE
COME EXPERIENCED YOU CAN
rAT rn 4" VERY f2'' n II s'N PIECE.
WORK RATES AND BOX US. CON.
TIN UOuS WORK ON ONE PART
ALL YEAR HOUND Q l. e A N.
LIGHT AND PLEASANT WORK
ROOM. APPLY AT ONCE.
TOPKlS BROS. Co.
PIT FRENCH ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

WANTED 20 rent rooms " 18th or without
board Call 1905 4.
ao4 ADAMS ST - Room with board for one
young
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

| BAY WINDOW, second story front room,
for gsnt~anen. Private family. Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

New York Avenue. Near Beach
The home for Wilmington visitors. Amer.
and Euro. plan. Cap. $50. q. r. < n. D.
rhayer, formerly og The Borton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTELs-East
Fourth strest Good rooms with hot
water heat tub and shower baths. So so.
$500 and 81 90 weekly. Single beds a5c
aud 6uc Zoe. 81 100. Open day aud night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-03
MALE HELP WANTED.

BOY-To work afternoons from 2 TO .
CLOCK. Must have work papers. Apply at
once TO Mr.. Crossgrove. livery Evening
Office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
cd I,,----n Err E-ne.

Mrs ToH- cA7~'0 r Co-vrir. hos
Demonstrated that ~~rGts can 10 male
fr-,m Hucr or rN'e}.~ne when the
fowls ore r.vor proper care arF Eosf.
Mrs Star-- kept IN rror~ate reca~ !
Of her z-Es durin" .tnr first nine
months or 1919 OF which time she sold
he~ flock If $50 bow n sl.1h each.
she marketed during these nine
months s -Asn worth os egg the av-
eraee per hen in egg production
amounting 70 n l'ttln moro than 81 She
was awarded two prizes offered by o
Garw!n merchant Tor the most eess
marketed at one time and during one
month. One delivery Of tight and one
half cases. or 255 dozen, was made
The LARGEST monthly delivery was 40
dozen. and she also disposed OF 10
springers during that same month
What Mrs. stamp krows about poultry
was gained thru experience and study
as she was not reared o. farm She
gave her flock her personal attention
and undoubtedly was busy, as she
looked after the household and took
care of five children. all Of school age
She SAYS pullets are tho best layer.
her fsvortte breed Is Buff Crp.ngton
and has ar present 200 pu!lets as
nucleus for this year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
DEMOCRATS INVITE WOMEN
Conferences Of State Workers to Be
Held Next Week.

Special 20 Times Republican.
Dcs Moines. Jan. 9--Now i's tho
democrats who are courting the favor
OF Iowa women.
The republicans. who have been
WORKING quietly IN thslr organization
work npro-g tNr women Of tho state,
blossomc6 out with fun iedsed
women's state cen'ra, committee at
the Hays meeting this week. Now the
democrats have invited the members
oe their state central committee or
women - meet hero on BRYAN day
rar. 10. md the Indications now are
VA. a's.rlct r~rl0hcrs from sach Of
the .~essiorul tietricts win be in
attendance.
The facts evc thu the democrats
ware or cha 4,r frat N the organic
ing OF the wrr'e- workers In Iowa.
Several months seo Miss Anna B.
L4swther. Of Duhuoue. was chosen TO
direct the wo03su'E work IA the demo-
cratic nsr-v n Iowa. However IL re-
r,-'re1 for tho Hrst zig committee
ar'Nerlug TO be staged by the repuo-
Scans.
However the state der ocratic CEN
.-al committee Of mon win not meet
Until Thursday No. all ot the iowa
Democrats are Ervar followers by any
rncnns and several OF the leaders, ac-
co-G,1g 20 present indications, DO not
plan on hs!nz here Tuesday when the
peerless leader IS IN the city but Will
defcr -NH'r coming until Thursday.
Prvan's split with President Wilson
and his resignation as secretary OF
state is not forgotten by the staunch
followers Of the president end the fact
that he so often sweeps aside all rules
of the political game does not appeal.
apparently. to the men who pin their
faith 10 old time party organization.
It has been runored here that
James ". Gerard might open head
quarters In Des Mo!nes but this re-
port has not been verified. Eastern
papers continue to discuss the prob
able candidacy Of the former am
hassador to Germany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Eldora News Notes.
Special IN Times Republican.

Special IN Times Republican. .
Eldora, Jan. Sired. Milford and
Charles Clifford have gone to Los An
geles, Cal, where they will be en-
ployed this winter On 4 building as
brick masons.
c. f. Fough has bought the interests
of Nissen & Lila in their North Wash
ington stree meat market and viii take
possession Feb. 1.
Mrs. Jennie Allen left today for
Rochester Mimi, where she will sub
NIT to an operation, for throat trouble.
Mise Evelyn Skinner left Thursday
for New York City, wnere she will
study music for several months.
Ice harvest began here on the Iowa
river in real earnest today. The Ice Is
about twelve inches thick and Of fair
quality. Something like thirty men
are employed in gathering the crop.
Mr.. and and Mrs c. 4. Rcavcr re
turned Thursday from Des Mo!nes,
where they attended the republican
conference and visited with relatives
and friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
MAIL PLANES MAKE GOOD TIME.
Chicago to Omaha Plane Flies 2o7
Miles In 90 Minutes.
Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. jan. e.-Pilot Smith flew
from Chicago to Iowa City. POI miles,
in ninety eight minutes. or at an av-
erage speed OF 1873 miles per hour, to-
day, in the first mail flights on the
western extension Of the mail serv!ee'
Chicago to Omaha. After 80 minutes
on the Iowa City landing Aeld he start
ed for Omaha. making lb5 miles per
hour on the second lap. The average
time for the whole 40 miles was 122
miles per hour.
Pilot Nutter. who few from Omaha
east. was forced to descend at Monroe.
Iowa. near Des Moines, on account OF
engine trouble. The mail he carried
was placed on the train and the plane
will be repaired and flown to Chicago
Friday, when Smith also will return
from Omaha and Pilot Robflard from
here will fly his plane to Chicago.
There viii be no further fights untt
Feb. /. when the regular service Will
be inaugurated. In the meantime
steel hangar will be built here and all
prelirntnaries arranged. Colonel Jor-
dan arrived last night to take up PROB
lens with the local commercial club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Farm and Garden Notes

Only $4,000 are available during the
present fiscal year for tuberculosis
work. consequently, the amount OF
testing that can be done Ia limited
40 limited. in fact. that It win be I'm
Possible for the state to test the herds
az rapidly as cattlo owners are asking
to have them tested.
Scores Of requests for testing arc
already on the books in the offices
Of the state veterinarian and tho bu-
reau Of animal industry in Des Moines,
and II the demand for testing con-
tinues as large during the next four
or five months as Il has been during
the last three or four months II Will
become necessary for the state TO
mako two or three times as big an
appropriation for next year IL tho
work II to be carried on as rapidly as
the farmers are demanding help for
cleaning up. The federal government
pays part OF the indemnity allowed
for rcactinE cattle. but no federal
money is available for this purpose
unless tho state pays at least as much
as the federal government.
Few Accredited Herds.
80 lNr, VIC nave utllg .ItNC w eiN
accredited herds In tho state. This
mosns that orlv that many herds have
passed two tUbercullu tosts without
showing single roactor, but we have
n great many herds in the state Tint
have p0ssed ono clean test: that IS,
one test without ~ wing my react
ors whIfsoTvor. The second test -
now helcG g'vrr 20 thaga oar'v tested
her7r o06 there i no doubt hrt that
by the 7rst = NV Iowa wr have no
tween s. and ~ accredited herds;
herds thst tllo ra-er1went VIII con-
s.dor sb@cluto'~ frsa from tub"rculo-
-'s- and Fr0fr which cattle may he
shipped anywhere IN the state or IN
'ntaTqtgto corr-Drrcc Ter ors yenr
without testing. :, govern r1eDt ac-
- a''o' hor5 must 10 tested with tn
hr~ru''r oroa % voar IN order 10 pre-
vent rcinfget!ou.