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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

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cine feline Neobadfll1g VINO mullen
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mid, fparen-ane suiam11en batte i'd
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

81 bis Gs,inttbs55rSe ~ etedr1l
6oitrtt, MeinYt., bnrf4 i1re an III. Seps
|teuaber 1919 gefnbte MefoIltion nit ben
xonfrM einasna far Siete bes snffifufs
@ebdlbes AZ elmer mos1dtIiden Merte
bDn $1,000, lrlo bd gegenieitig berfharls
ben nar, bah Der NietpreB regelnndbbiie
an erfer eirtes ie0en Mornfs mad eis
1err Ronnte Inngen @ebrdllh beg st.
gIonb SSnifitutgebdlibes be5nblt tDeroe &
it hermit bef1loTen, bnB Der gOllntDz
NuDitor hermit beboun1d1tigt lit, iein
Bnrrnnt our Gimme bon $1,000 al erz
ten Snge eines ieben Monnts. tpie 0ben
n1gegeben 5i @unften BEG ct. glolo
scSnitituts fIr Wiete bes befngten ct.
@Ioub Snifitntgebdl1oes misftene; unb
|fpeiterbin nngeorbnet, bnb beingter Count
|tb<Mnbitor IN gennnntem 8nrrnnt eine
meitere 3n1Iung bon $$75 per geonat einS
31IieBen fon, ber nIs b01e 3nbIlng fir
sanifprsgienfte gelten fpl. 9ntiert, ct.
|gIDllo, ben is. De5enlber 1919.
f@iegeI)
g. 81. Qnbr, ssSyneob 8eber. Sal. Ger
man, RidneI Q0fo. s. S. Borgu1a11n,
gonrtbbeb6roe bon stearns COUNT.
Ntttt1.
geftdtiigt, Sill. sbomeb. eonntezauoi>
TOR.
@efude bon berf6iebenen gotpnSgors
fibern ffiIr 8etpiligungen aus benz ggonnz
u111 Briiden<Sonbs tpurber
bon Der Beb6rbe er6rtert 111b n1f Nntrng
tpurben foIgerbe 8etpiliguugen ge11n1t:
CONN MIbnnb $1,162.13; CONN Afbs
Ieb $4,000; CONN Nbon $286.43; Sofpn
grodpnb $382.69; Comm gonegebiue
$455.27; Conn grotp 2nfe $258.15;
|SotDn grotp Sitter $177.76 Soipn Sanir
6aben $364.15; Conn @ehp $25O.0O;
Conn @rpbe $127.5 80; Conn 9oI6ing fiji
Begearbeit $295.57; nnb fir Briiden>
orbeh S2,241.47; zptpn Strain $3.50,
Eonn 2nfe SenrD $4,000; Comm 2uz
reu1b1ra 100000; Comm Qbnben $780,
81; Sofpn Mnine grnirie $474.00;;snfDn
MeIrofe $293.79; Comm Miltpoo1
$451.O0; Comm 6rnfnn $387.40; SotDn
;0nf $671.20; Comm BnbnesbiM $3.50
10; Conn ct. ygIou6 $4,000; Conn
ct. seSofepb $39.O7; Comm ct. Ber11el
100000 CONN Gpring 4iH $200.50;
gotpn 3ion $478. SO; Binnge ct. Nnnn
$94.42; 5tnbt Gnnf Centre $110.35.
Muf Mntrng bertngte fib Die 8eh6rbe Bic
8 1br m6eren Norgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Nadmittassiit11re, ben is. DECEMBER.
1919

SE#&
t,5 gs5 ssr tsgaaans as;ra /. st. s. e sa5 sea az
gor1fber nn6 ale Weifglieoer d1fDeleno.
Mngeboten fir gefeitigung beg alien
gnlrtbn1saebdrbes bon 1eir1e1n gegert<
fpdrfigen gIabe 1ln6 8einigl1tg beg be-
{naten gInbes ip1iroen ertaegengenor1s
men nnD ge6ffnet. Sic 0ngebote ipnroer'
6ffentIih berIe5en. Mngebote iDrrDet1 e1TS
aereid1t bon Der gIebeln1D Wred1ng eD.
unD nDr @nrI &rppp linb Sobn. AIf Ars
frna BEG gnIentin German, lInferfflbi
bon esneob Beber, tpir0e 0ns Nl1aebot
bes &nrI @ropp nnb COIN nls bns bod
tie arr1 Betrnae bon $775.00 G1genn1rS
men. ur,b es fD1trbe n%11georbuet, 0nb Dns
gpuntb mil Dem %gennnnten &ml &ropp
1nb Coin ei1en &ontrnH ei1gehe gen1dh
ben IN Benz Mngebot gen1dhten MngnbeI1;
Muf Mnfrng bon Wid. 3oio. 1Interaflibt
BON Sncob Beber, fplirbe bic Blntte ber
SSyyiirf Mbbition gum SSdir 9dber1 SSrieoz
bofe beffGtigf, nf1genOr1rlen tf10 Nlifbes
tpnhruna nr1aeoronct. Son Der STebIi11gs
eSnftrn11ce 50. fir 1InfnuberIebu1ger bes
Sre6 aopref 1299O52 fDIrbe Noti5 enf.
aeqenqer1ou1n1en, bah iener 11nfnn ourd
gerfideruna aebedt rel, sic goIice bd5n
let DON DeIQgIeI 9eieuJWHI uu5Hstleuli
1nlb be{ngter MngeIegenbeit iperbe bic err
forberIide Mnfmerfinn1feit gef1enft fDers
ben. Sic 51Iubnnrnhu1e bes g 80,
Chute bontoeaen Der Musgrnbnngsnrbeii
am SO. 81 g~pintbgrnben, bic BON be,
Botfer Dredging 60. gefdnft ipltrbe tot
Der ge10r6e erfgegengenon1rten, rrlb %
bic 8eb1rbe Der neber3eugu1tg y bat
genn11nter @rnben boIerbet III, 10 nrbnete
lie an, bnB Der golr1tbsMibitor eirer
Bnrrn1t IN Der 91tIt1l1e BON $3,039.52
All Wnnffen befngter Bptter Dreainq 90
nnb gefeeesboridri niigitene. Mlf Mn.
trng oes sncob Weber, i~nnterfHitbf boz
BAL German, fDliroe foIgerber 8efdIuff
gefnb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Mitt,pod, ben II. 9e5eI1ber 1919.

9er merton,no oern0R trnt sic Be
bar5e .rinnmen. Sc 81. Qobr nIs gor<
ffker ms me WitnIie6er a1ipefeno. Nuf
Antrng tpuroen folgenoe aSegez iiI,o grnz
de11zNedn1l1rgen sriaaiDf nne 5aglnng
11a9 9elesesoorlgr1II aIl9e9 MlL a s
Albnnb $1,1O2.l5, Sopn A1gle9 paw,
Comm Abon $2864S. Conn
$382.69; 8Dtpr 9olegentue
Sotpn Groin 2nte $258.15; 8oipn @ron
8iber $177.76; CONN gar Rapen $5o4.S
IS; ON Seth $25O.oO; aomn gIope
|$127.53;S 2olot1g
8rnn $72.5o; sofDn 9 9aoo,
Sotpn Ql1ge11tbl1rg $6OO,0o; Sonn Sgns
Den $309.31; 5omn ao g e. Y atuaI
$474. SonIl ytelro1e Sz5S.1s sa olDh
Wiuipoo0 $45l.gO; 9ofpr1 gtlf1lon 2ooa.
40; CONN Dat $61l.20' 8omn fag aeez
bile $295.79, 8olp11 ct CLOUD ply,
Sotpn ct. So{epb S59-07; Comm 81;
Benbel 100000. Snipr1 Spr11lg p1l
5000. 50; sopn Ston $4lo.59, glnage
ct. dNnro $94.42, 5tabt 5dlit Centre
$11O.35. anf antrag tpi1roer folgenoe
8sege< nno griiden<Hedallagen Def l !
oener S9nnl1tgs %perIpgIIsn;ar e5ooI
a ade $685.; aai4 se ePg s Seae ss9 %. 1871 sS1.<
~, IIu'hus 70 no IN. e3ng 7g.
SO; Comm 9nIoi1g $4o2:sO, SloS n:2
$41.37. $1,06S:lS, 1922; Sonn De'u@
MOOD S53.OO, $55.oo. S2u-uo
m,,f Mn+rno m,rben foIoenbe Med,nu1s
non er1a,,hf mn bem @eiebe 3ufoIqe aur
Sahr,,na %nnnphnie5en: &. 4. B~orafnarn,
bes SO. z goltntbS
ergohsp se1 az. & q. BrnbIeh. SnaeS
~s,preu<S;enffe beim $40. 26 g~n1lntbgraz
hsn sionnn. GnmmeI q. CHUTE. eSnaez
u u;a n~YrSS;f he;Ta Wo 81 g~pnnfhara~
hs, sIn M. SesnIeid5en $1,000: besS
oys;hsn seo15. Snhn {. 9orninn -
g sra;g.arfsn FIR Rn i s1tbiciaI 8raben
etnunn. are;sapr;htsnehiihren 81. /. 8.
& e1eo On. WnI HerYnn11, 5dIuk1nfers
ss.Hs,,,o nss 80 AZ g~n,n1tharnbens $685.
a ugg ms 81 anhr shImEnnfer5uhlua beg
81, 81 E,,,,,iporohens s282O. WfhneI
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEG SO. 81
Guu, ,orshe,,s GOD no.W Sbnn1eh. Nnbiz
saran;sss 81. Mn 80 gn,,nfnoraber Salts;
~ msg sz Te,,,,tnoyohen s2660. eSocpb 8eS
yto. q s..g4a,s,.d,,a Ses SIN. 81
geI. .egahsns a5T "a. mnfh ghIes .Ne@
sDnI.yes a;,,ar Weoemo5Tine $13.15;
@...ar;ea, X !, q a.. 8eae 5nps
An1eI1e onr ~. q aa,,er {, a Wenez
Igllss goo. e9ii 81 @ernpr Mifn. %.
SlipPiles - 9o4ioo g 500 ~ M 8
Gg4n a ! a sods,eo c,,npnie1,ren ! N1sz
Jeremy zoe SAD e1nss gnnibeors aies
e taget PS 8 q &c n. gtnnis Debis,
NE .ap. eS m. 5,,herf 1rief5en
MroelI an - - =; Observation-Disclosures $50.
gnepaaalnl unl Ea,lr,..t;on 81 &nnfrnf1
e, sgglsenaa Swift ssef,07: 81. s
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IQdn1tiIOH, Stles IL - No 1s
9ePdrdInI ~! DDn ~ ~ Mea ~ M. IS
2enneI. VIE G,,,,1;es f;r SIN zoos
21 lraoo Y : w. a;s,heM sorSSt.ore So.
500 $500, saantssaeo ~ AZ. gfep6m
snppl'eS ni.era4,,r M, 4enemerIaent
apppgs m egulua a;esfrhren fil
gIo.e 1D eo4 M arana arer1er. Bar,
$500 Sc go "a @sn x a.. @ebriibe1
alssaget l. ~. 81 Asnenrhrifer S24..
e se snepl y darnrs hore W,1sfooer
o D. 2e't No. s11as. emmett IS Con.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

giee-Graiibeut MaribaI bat bei ei<
mem aMible, Dos linn 81 gbren bon
Ser g5efeaid)aft fir Riiinlfe uno Mi.
ienldaft in SEEM gorf DeranitaIte1ts
uoroen nor, gefogt: snnlere n1lsld11-
|6iihe HoIitHif m11B biirlrner1 ben nddiiter1
nerige1 @oden geldubert iDeroer,
ODER mir perDen gum @giifhe l1ro
geifuorte I'M M1uroe Der Welt lDers
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

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ss1eoes 9 oeII9lls. 49, ~.
lelo1ge plld! ,eIleH .ngen :" ~
MIR n1d9f dn,oeailen !puBle.
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oaf11 raIIe 19 H.p onIu'a N.Y.. "
MIR amlerllu euleA aaaape.n -
ler Nta1n aus Dem geoaalAIs s1ne
glilte por1 n1tr Moore pas Iul.
mas befples oass g1fe Doge ggIe lual
es fir 1lld1, 11oDer. oe1N e a " sly gl =
BEL. D~er1lDl11ler stnnllleI, apeI#up D.
ionlt eftoos neoelifeneY Srge1.o ellpus
y .'el.els g'II.g. a.o - haHa ~, "a.
leilu $ sslfsn;a mer.
ls.ol: g ;h,a e.H aaer
1--WE Sa aaraaa IL
aau uJa 49, bra,,,b4e nnr,,m
a. aa ~. h;'a;,,,,,sn;sIa On
.s. ~ = n;at 5hsn hin So SaR
pe ~, Da ap4 ~ ,,,aa I geions Ana mpib
ups &C.. DDa ma;s,a s aahga me;n Soop
~ u n.a;na sanSo };,,a n,ohI h;ibSdM
Mms M ;f,r,er h;s M,,aen + nhpr
e,a,sn * = RON an;eopl spbe ,naen lie
~ ,,;Ata ae,onners1es mnh Ser
aaah,aInSe m,,sar,,d h,ni Inn mnri
ha4 sAan aes sftpnan nnsaer11fen:
MoI WI; 81, -, n,,tapShnittenes 9rofiI
|tgie hnbenIn
yenn J. oes pIola uos1 n -. Son,
gen ooer oas sI H. asfamar ~.
ga11den fa1n aug 1gnn ssIunsn ~
ben, e Da1 11H1 Grenoe sen.uas; ~,
mt le11en onpergul geig.ul g.
9aroen 6u 1priHeH1 ll4 W
n1einer ueberral9nng az me1oel .
laber baB CT es mir ga11a allen 5elgerl
|nolte nno o1elen Ausor1d I'M 0el1d1
Itrng
esebenfans 1polte ih nidt 5eigen,
mie iebr 6ieIe Cathode mid iibertpal-
ltiate, ih iagte aIio, man bdtte nber
lid ieIbif un6 bas eigene 8efidt Ell
aentiid fein nrteil, bos bddtfe id crit
neuIid gemerfft als ale Welt meme
acknowledgements nortreffl1h fano,
unb id fonnte mid nidt bamlf be-
freunoen unb bielt ie fir undbntid1
- aber BET einem &initler mie er,
I6e}fen preden6e observation-disclosures
aubefonnt mdren, oa lei ia ettpas Der
artiges m1sgeidIoiien fnr5, i'd re-
oete anerlei unb Itorrte babel mnter-
fort ont DIE flelne Bllle, goIIe nlelI
Sera Iart uno itlrmiib hopten nno
fragte mild innerIid: mas fi1Det er
6enn an btr2 Bas fa11n 7 an OF
finoen2 1n0 lit es mogl16 Dab
bob
gr IieR ina1Dilden leine Augen I'M
onsaelebf bon mir gu Der Buiite nno
mie6er aurid uanoern - pole er
prifen. ob Inn lein Madtperf gelun-
aen iei2 Sos 1T bod bel einem lo'll=
den @enie augaeidloHen!
spit einem USal lebte er iein Berf
ra5h mieoer auf oas Brett 5urud,
s So G,h nnr;;hn1- Iipr npu @0=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15


Sc bon gteGru1 Gointt, 1ainn.
Oeit6tigt: i. E5nnteJ, County 1libftor
lr,lb Is cffitis glert Der 0eb1rbe - burd
Mnt s. Orxnnine. 0epttierteE GsnntSs
'Aubitor.
auf Hntpus be- }. Z Dorsnrnln, mn
terihibt bon Sal. german. ntrDe fols
genbe Nnpronung getroffen: So 6as geS
fuh Des anrI Snrbbig, @~riinbbefiber in
5huIbitriH 10. rs III biefen1 COUNTY.
Fl ipeIihem bnraetnn Id, bnb ct Der CT,
.a%enfHrner SEE fpaterbin beihriebenen.
Hdnoereien II, Bic an benDifriH So. al
ere15en. inb ID tDeldem rdhgeiitt. hplID
feline genannten 3an0ereier1 bonn glitr!tt
SO. 25 az trennen i1o benz giltritt ii
aus folgenben griirben 5l5nteilen: Alf
benz 3alptfabrtpege geben meme airloer.
gum 59ulbnuie I'M 9iftrif III gum
8ege mad Der 9bnle i'm 9iifriff Is boz
Bel, unb ipeTn fie aud bns SeD frelS
5er fotpie bns BeibeS ln0 9~ol5In1b, bdrn
1T Ser 5huIbiitriH III ndber nls Der
9iftriH SO. Is. 3uDem tDlroen meme
Rinoer eine before 56MIe befnden. Der
gonntbbeb0rbe bie5es gol1ntb III elmer IN
Z. Dftober 1919 fir M%bbnnbIl1ng Der Be
horde u%nterbreitet ipurbe;; ur1b bn ipei<
terbin mgeoronet pnr, bob Elm Werbor
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-10-07
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-10-07
I'VE STOCK MARKET

AS a result of steady declines the
past two weeks, cattle values are at
the low point of the year. Last
weeks trade "a very unsatisfactory
from the shippers standpoint and lit
tie change was forecast for this week.
owing to the liberal runs that are
flooding the market. The market de,
clined soc to s1.00 on most butcher
cattle and stockers and feeders We're
quoted at $1.00@2.00 off with trade
at a standstill. Most steer trade
stopped at $500 late in the week.
though good grades would have sold
higher. Cow trade ranged from $500
to $500, but a lot of stuff sold around
the $500 mark. Gamers and cutters
cashed at $3.50@4.50 with bull trade
at $4.5O@5.5O. Vealers were steady
with top at $500. Stocker and feed
er cattle were hard to move even ut
bargain prices. Dairy COW trade was
limited and lower. Receipts at 46, S4S
were the largest of the season.
Hogs declined sharply the greater
part OF the week, but rallied Friday
and closed around s1.25 lower for the
period. Top was $15.25 with bulk of
mixed loads at $14.75@15.00. and
packers and throwouts at 81. 900
14.25. Good stock pigs sold up TO
$14.00 and $14.15. Receipts were
2S,305.
Top lambs fiuctuated during the
week but closed steady with top at
$11.5O for natives at $12.50 for West
ems. Ewes ranged from $2.OO05.75
for Westerns with other grades I'm
changed. Receipts were 31,577.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-10-07
FEDERATION WOMANS' CLUBS

The date for the State Federation
Of Womans' clubs is close at hand.
1t meets in Rapid City, October SIS,
and the program is now in the hands
of the printer.
This gives promise Of being one Of
the most interesting sessions eve
held. The ladies have planned a re
ception and a trip up the scenic
Rapid canyon for their guests.
The speakers include Miss f. Kelley
of New York, Mrs. Peter Oleson and
Mrs. w. w. Remington of Minneapo-
lis, Mrs. Guy Blanchard and Mrs.
Marx Oberndorfer of Chicago. These
women have all won for themselves
high places in their particular line
Of work, and will be worth while lis
tening to.
The best musical and literary talent
Of this vicinity will also be had and
the ladies are looking forward to a
big meeting.
Sylvia Jacobs,
Pub. Chairman.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-10-07

lot. 1t provides for a party state conven-
ton 10 be held at the Capitol on the third
proposal meetings now authorized by law,
Tuesday in May OF each general election
year which convention shall nominate all
state officers except Governor, including su-
preme and circuit court judges together with
presidential electors, and shall elect a ma
tional committeeman and delegates to the
national party convention, and adopt a party
platform. The law further provides a sys-
tenn of party registration and contains pro-
Visions regulating generally the conduct of
primary elections. IL repeals Sections 1897
to 1853, Inclusive, and Section 1900, Rev.
code Of 1913, and all acts and parts OF
acts in any way applying TO primary cleo
tons or the nomination Of party candidates
for public offices covered By this act" and
further provides: This act shall be sub
mIttcd 10 the electors Of the State OF South
Dakota at the general election in 1919, upon
a separate ballot. for approval, and when
approved shall be in fun force and effect.
Notice Is further given, that at said cleo
ton, there viii BE- submitted the PROPOSE
ton Of authorizing the Board Of County
Commissioners Of the county to make an
appropriation Of twenty-five hundred dollars
for agricultural extension work in the COIN
~. the same 20 b. Appropriated yearly.
Dated at Bookings, South Dakota, this
End day Of October, 1920.
John Alton,
county Auditor, Brookings County, s. d.
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SOUTH
Sylvia Jacobs,
Pub. Chairman.

There are two laws to vote on the
short ballot. Vote mo" on law No. !.
1t is the search and seizure law of
private homes. II goes to extremes
by poisoning medicines, also extracts.
etc. Also vote NO" on law No. ..
1t is the machine primary law. 1t
stops required joint discussion Of the
paramount issue so the people can
not hear both sides. Can you beat
it? Governor Norbeck and McMaster
signed and approved both these bad
laws and are largely responsible for
high taxes. Vote mo" and vote for
r. o. Richards for U. S. senator who
referred the search and seizure law
to protect u moral liberty and
homes and who initiated the peoples
primary law. A primary law the ma
chine politicians don't want is a good
one to keep. Vote "No.'-Adv.
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is corn root rot. This is a disease
which attacks the roots of the plants.
Barren stalks, which have been at
tributed to many causes, are now be-
lieyed to be the result of corn root
rot. Rolled tops, blighted tassels,
striped. notified and crinkled leaves,
are all symptoms of this disease,
which after damaging the corn lives
over in the ground and stalks and is
also carried over in the seed.
The farmer, by passing up and down
tie rows of his corn field, may select
the best ears possible from the best
orally show the symptoms Of the dis
ease at this time of year. Ears should
Be elected only from stalks that are
perfectly upright; stalks affected by
the disease readily blow over or lean.
II is not advisable to select a broken
shanked ear The organism growing
through the stalk in many cases weak
ening ~tkHsrNHnk, with the result that
it breaks and the ear hangs. An alb
normally large number of brace roots
generally indicates a diseased stalk.
Many farmers have though that by
selecting the first ears to dry up that
they were getting a very early type
of corn which would eventually lead
to an early maturing variety. Such
a practice has lead to a grave error
in many cases. Corn rot has been
found attacking many stalks so Sc
verely that these plants die early. IT
is from these prematurely dead plants
that many ears of supposedly early
maturing corn are selected. In Sc
lccting ears for seed the best advice
that can be given is never to select
an ear from a dead stalk. Thus is
n assured Of healthy seed. The
normal stalk never dies until the ear
is matured.
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FOR SHERIFF, DEMOCRAT PARTY

herewith announce my candidacy
for Sheriff Of Brookings county on the
Democratic ticket and solicit your SUP
port.
have lived in Brookings county for
the past thirty-one years with the ex-
ception Of two and one-half years spent
on the Mexican border and with the
A. +. +. in the World war.
If elected, / Will devote all of my
time and my best efforts in the fulfill
ment Of the duties of the office.
Matt Clark.
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Real Estate Transfers

y . . = = = . . y = y = = , y
For two weeks ending October 8, 1920.
FURNISHED by ALBERT MATSON,
Abstracter)
f. +. Ribstein to NJ. Miles, lot 2, blk
10, Bruce; $1,000.
Orwell w. Marshall to julius Wiese,
SW4 20-110-47; $4,000.
j. =. Cheever ct al. to Tilda Bosler,
lots 10 and IL, blk 5, Parkdale Home
add. to Bookings; $500.
tinson, lot 10, blk 8, LIST add to
Bookings; $4,000.
E. c. Sheldon to Chas. Gaukel, S. 10
it. lot 8 and L. 25 it of N. 55 #. of
lot 8, in blk 5, of SINNERS First
add. to Bookings; $4,000.
Olaf Eden to E. A. Lentz, E. so it.
lot l and E. So TT. Of SR lot 2, blk
2 of Peterson's First add. to Brook
ings; $1,000.
F. M. Fraley to c. c. Dyball ct al,
We lots l and 2, blk 2, Terkelsen's
add. to Volga; $4,000.
John a. Bonnell to Dora Jackson, lot
20, blk l, Roberts add. to Brook
ings; $1.00.
Farmers Elevator Co. to Carrie Cor
coran, lot 5, blk /, Como; considera-
ton, other property.
Lizzie Nelson to Frank r. Pettis. lot
IL, NJ u, blk 6, Peterson's 2nd add.
to B~rookings; $4,000.
Edwin E. PowderIy to Johannes En-
gelbrecht, lot 10, blk 2, Elkton;
5 1000.
H. G. Williams to Stanley L. Jones.
NEA 13-1O9-50; $25, 500.
William Jones by admr. to H. G..
Williams, NEA 1~3-1O9-5O: $25. 800.
B. T. Green to Geo. w. Cobel. und. -
w. A it. lot IA, blk 3, o. p, Brook
ings; $1.0O.
Aylmer Cole to Geo. w. Cobel, und. u
W. A it. lot IA, blk 8, o. P, Brook
ings; $1.OO.
j. W. Crosser to F. f. Wiseman. ".
S2R IT. of lots L and 2. and w
S21a IT. of S. 35 #. of lot 8. blk 4
Warehouses; add. to B~rookings.
$4,000.
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Harding Answers Flatly
In Favor of Country Press
Marion, Ohio, August Ex-senator Harding has made the fol-
lowing reply to the questions propounded by The American
Press:

Il cordially believe in the maintained contact between
the government and the people through the medium of
the press. There is a distinction between government
advertising which is distinctly a government duty and
government bulletins conveying helpful information to
the people.
From my own experience as a publisher l think the
press should rejoice to convey helpful information to the
people through free publicity. There has been abuse Of
the generosity of the American press. Publishers are
called upon far too often to perform a publicity service
for which if performed by men in any other pursuit there
would be ready and generous compensation.
"NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IS A COMMOD-
ITY, N WHERE H GOVERNMENT REQUIRES
IT. AS 1T OFTEN DOES, 1T SHOULD BE PAID
FOR AS OTHER COMMODITIES ARE.
we are growing daily into wider uses of publicity,
but we MUST NOT add to the free service imposed upon
the press when that which is clearly advertising is cover
ed by pnrely business methods.
1t is extremely important to encourage the weekly
press. The great publications of general circulation and
the daily press in well populated CenterS are firmly found
ed and commercially established. The weekles are no
less important to the communities they serve though
their publication is much more difficult.
The government must see to their protection in news
print supply and can and will help them to this necessary
product. have cordially approved all that Congress has
done to relieve the newSprint situation. We must 90
further, however, and plan broadly for the future. Until
annual crops are found to be available for producing print
paper we must conserve forests on the one hand and see
to replantlng and cultivation on the other. The problem
is SO vital that the government ought to give especial at
tention to the pulp wood supply and its best study to find
ing the substitutes which may be grown from year to year
to meet the expanding demands
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Careful field selection of seed corn
is absolutely necessary to be sure Of
~disease-free seed. advises DR.. Arthur
T. Evans, associate professor of agron
omy at State college.
One of the worst diseases with
which the corn raiser has to contend