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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-28
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WATCH THE ROOSTER

A selection of roosters for the ordi-
nary farm flock is mighty important
event because of a peculiar transmit
ting characteristic OF egg production.
The characteristic OF egg prouuc-
ton is what is called sex link charac-
ter, that is not transmitted as the or
binary Characteristic is transmitted
1t has been found by the L. ;. Depart
ment of Agriculture scientific investi-
gators that merely selecting hens will
not get results. In other words a 200
egg hen will not transmit that char
acteristic to her pullets, but will trans
NIT it to her cockerels. ana tnese good
cockerels in turn will transmit it to
HIS pullets. The practical applica-
ton OF this depends for success in the
average flock of chickens on the selec-
ton OF male birds for high produc-
ton females.
II by chance the roosters are from
high production birds, the next crop
of pullets will show much better than
their dams On the other hand, II
roosters by chance are from 25 TO
so egg bird the next crop of pullets
will be much poorer on this account
This sex link characteristic doubles
the Importance of selecting male birds
from high producing females.
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Garden Park

Mrs. H. NJ. Andrews OF Pueblo is
the guest Of Mrs. Charley Canterbury.
Mrs. Selma Degitz and daughters,
Madeline and Dorothy, and son, Har-
old, were the weekend guests at the
home OF John Freek.
Mss Eva Sargent spent a few days
the past week with Mrs. o. NJ. Mel
son.
The masquerade dance given at the
school house Friday night was a So
cial and financial success. Miss Eva
Sargent received the lady's first prize,
initiating an Alabama pickinniny;
Mrs. Selma Degitz, second, represent
ing the styles of a century ago; Van
Wilson, gentleman's first prize, as a
Spaniard, and Milton Nelson, second,
as the green country girl. Sand
wiches, coffee and sweet cider were
served. Music was furnished by the
Strickland orchestra.
Mesdames S. NJ. Nelson and F. NJ.
Biddix and little daughter. Fay. at
tended the golden wedding celebra-
tion of Mr.. and Mrs. Burnhardt on
Four Mile last Thursday.
Clorence Curtis and Harry Copper
are trapping in Garden Park, and have
been successful to catch one fox. two
coyotes, two skunks, one bob-cat and
two civa cats in the past two weeks.
Laura and Max Bond of Victor were
weekend guests of Edith Chess.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Williams and
children, Lavetta and little Clyder,
went to Colorado Springs Friday TO
visit a few days with Mr.. Williams
parents.
Mrs. Robert Nelson has been con-
fined to her home with a severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chess and
baby wehe the guests of Mrs. Lizzie
Chess Friday.
Miss Ada Burton spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks in Canon
City.
Miss Grace Nelson entertained the
ladies of Garden Park Thursday aft
ernoon at their regular meeting Sew
ing took up the greater part of the
time, relieved later by fe wpiano Sc
lections, which were greatly enjoyed.
Sandwiches and coffee we're served.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Lizzie Chess.
Mrs. B p Cullifer was a visitor IN
Canon City Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts of Four Nile
attended the masquerade Friday
night
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Fremont County Farm Bureau
NATIONAL FARM BUREAU
NEWS

The American federation is going
after things in a very determined way.
Large committees of men are now
working in definite way on the fol-
lowing: The committee Of seventeen
on grain marketing. committee of IF
teen on live stock marketing A con
ference on canning crops was recent
ly held at Columbus and other phases
Of the problems affecting the inter
ests Of farmers are being studied prep
aratory to action being taken that
will remedy many things that now are
detrimental TO the welfare of farm
ers.
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COOPERATIVE BUYING PLANNED
AS STEP TO CUT EXPENSES
ON THE FARM

Cooperative purchase of farm sup
plies by farmers business organiza-
lions and cooperative selling of grain
will be taken mp by the Farmers AS
ISOLATION at a convention at Chicago
Dec. and 3.
According to the national headquar-
ters. there are 4.60o farmers co-opera-
tive grain elevators in the country.
representing an investment of 100000
These are said TO handle annually l.
0oo. .000.0 bushels OF grain.
Their purchases of supplies in year
are estimated at $3.50. 900. 900. The
proposed plan is TO group purchases
TO take the entire output of factories
and thus cut expenses very consider
ably.
Cooperative wholesale efforts, term
inal grain marketing and bonding and
Insurance will be other subjects VI
for consideration.
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INCOME TAX RETURNS NOW
MADE SIMPLE; FARM Ac-
COUNT BOOK WILL
SOLVE THE PROBLEM

A farm account book prepared by
the Nebraska College of Agriculture
IN cooperation with the other state
colleges Of agriculture. the United
States Departments of Agriculture
and Treasury and the American
Farm Bureau federation. will be dis
tributed to thousands OF farmers be
fore Jan /. according 10 an announce
ment OF e. L. Taylor. farm manage
ment specialist OF the state college Of
agriculture.
The book provides for = complete
record OF all farm business. including
inventories to be made Jan /. receipts
and expenses thruout the year. profits
and losses. and cost-ofproduction ac-
counts for various grain crops. This
system OF farm bookkeeping is con-
sidered the best yet devised. and Is
the result OF several years work by
colleges of agriculture and United
States department OF agriculture spec
ialists in several states. II is com
mepded by the federal treasury de-
partment because OF its service in de-
termining the farmer's income tax
Properly kept, 1t viii be accepted
1sffAOh W ALAohAt IA NOaN
lectors.
The fact that the treasury depart
ment has approved this system OF
farm bookkeeping is considered an
important point The determining OF
n farmers income tax has always been
a hard job and methods employed at
times by federal collectors resulted
in much criticism and hard feelings
on the part Of farmers. During the
last two years II has been necessary
for the College Of Agriculture to keep
men in the field much of the first three
months of each year to assist farmers
In making adjustments with the In
ternal revenue department Il is be-
lieved the new farm account book
will do much toward standardizing
a system for determining the income
tax OF farmers.
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REMEMBER FARM BUREAU DAY
AND ANNUAL MEETING ON
DECEMBER 10th.
National Leaders viii Attend Farm
CONGRESS To Be Held Et. Collins


What the stockman and agricuItur-
lst need in the way of legislation in
Colorado. how to improve the rural
credit situation, ard plans for cutting
me cost Of production will be among
;opics discussed by speakers of ma
tional prominence when the Colorado
Farm congress convenes here Nov
90 for a three-day session.
Newton Charles Dougherty, presi-
dent Of the congress, had Just eolnplet-
ed the program. which calls for ad-
dresses by Henry Wallace. frequently
referred TO as the next secretary OF
agriculture. VIII H Hays, chairman
Of the Republican national committee.
and other national leaders. The first
lays session will be devoted to re-
ports from different grange organiza-
lions. cooperative associations. farm
bureaus and live stock bodies. Cost
1f production and needed Legislation
will be taken up at the second days
session; IT .ural credits, financing and
allied topics will be considered the
third day
yided into three daily sessions-mor-
ming. afternoon and evening. The
evenings will be devoted entirely to
addresses.
President Dougherty says he has as
surance Of large attendance.
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TRANSPORTATION COSTS
MORE THAN HAY

western hay gfowers are beginning
70 realise what the recent big advance
IN freight rates means To them. Just
st this time hay II selling at good, big
figures At the central markets while
It is difficult to sell at any price on
the ranch.
The principal difficulty II that It
costs more than the original price Of
the hay to get 1t to the market. One
thing seems to be absolutely certain;
labor and transportation costs must
come down or prices OF farm pro-
ducts must come up.-Record Stock
man
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF u,ssoLUTION.

We, the Undersigned b. NJ Stuart,
President, and T c. Hardy secretary
Of The Galley-Siockton Shoe Company,
corporation foi med under the laws of
l;.e state of Colorado do hereby give
notice that al meeting of the stock
noldcIs of said corpor ration. duly called
Tor the purpose of considering the
piopristy of dissolving said corpora
tior. n,i ne ~ the store room of The
Hardy-Stuart Shoe Company in the
city OF Canon City. State of Colorado.
on the lEth day of August y d. 1920
pursuant to notice given TO the stock
holders thereof in the manner provided
by law for the calling of stockholders'
meetings for the purpose OF amending
ARTICLES Of incorporation. the stock
n,oiasrs ny vote OF more than two
thirds of the entire capital stock of
ssld corporate ordered said corpora
ZION 10 be dissolved
We further certify that all debrs ow-
lnS by said corporation have been fully
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
made and signed his Notice of pisso-
lutlon. and affixed hereto the seal of
SAID eorporation. this 26th day of Ocro-
B NJ STUART
60, President.
Z. c. HARDY, Secretary.
CORPORATE SEALD
First Publication Ostober IS. 1920
Last Publication, December g. 1920.
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FREMONT COUNTY FARM BUREAU
DAY AND ANNUAL MEETING

The date has been decided the pro
gram arranged. the speakers obtain
ed and the feed almost ready to serve
win you be there? It is expected thai
all of the Farm Bureau Members IN
Fremont County will don their war
paint and make the day big one.
The date is December 10th. the place
is Odd Fe lows hail, and the program
will be about as follows;
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Meeting in the
Court House with two speakers
from the American Farm Bureau
Federation. The farmers problems
will be discussed and the Farm Blu
reau idea explained. At IL o'clock
dinner viii be served and at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. the regular annual business meet
ing OF the County organization. AT this
meeting officers and County Commn
teemen will be elected.
Come and bring your family.
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Park Center


Fifty friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. R Hotchkiss gathered at
their home last Tuesday night for a
farewell party. The affair was a sur
prise to the hosts but nevertheless
was enjoyed by them as well as all
present. After an evening of games
and a good social time delicious re-
freshments of sandwiches, salads, pick
les. coffee and cake were served and
all departed with best wishes for the
Hotchkiss family in their new home.
Fred Waters and Ben Ariel were
Florence visitors Saturday.
Mrs. George Steffy was a guest on
Thursday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. O'Brien.
William Bell who has been spend
ing the summer near Grand Junction
was visiting relatives on the Park Sun
day.
c. A. George is enjoying the com
forts of new model Ford which he
purchased last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Allen were call
ers on the Park Sunday.
Henry Sporhase, Ira Columbia and
Ed Powell returned from a hunting
trip on Black Mountain. They report
not much luck on account of the Sc
we're snowstorm in which they were
lost for several hours Monday night
Rev. Samuel T. Burgess and T. c.
Hardy were callers Sunday at the w
A Duffy home,
Mr.. and Mrs J. P Hotchkiss left
Sunday evening on the o'clock train
for Central California where they viii
make their home The departure OF
this family who have been residents
on the Park for many years, is deeply
regretted by all their neighbors- They
were accompanied by their daughter
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ksper
and children recently Of Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Columbia entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Hotchkiss at
dinner Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Hotchkiss were
breakfast guests at the c. \. Norman
home Sunday morning.
B. E Onstott was seriously hurt last
Thursday while at work at the Harry
place on Wilson Creek. when a sharp
saw cut his hand between the third
and fourth finger. He was taken to
the hospital at once where the injury
was dressed and is getting along as
well as can be expected at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Coughlin have re-
ceived a letter from their son, Frank.
saying he was transferred from New
York City to Fl Paso, Texas. He holds
a splendid position with the Ingersoll-
Rand company.
Mr.. Milton Nation is receiving con-
gratulations of his marriage TO Mrs.
Nellie O'Brien of Denver. The cere-
mony was performed in Denver on
Thursday, November IL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattoon arrived here Friday and are
visiting at the Frank Duffy home.
They will reside in Canon City on Col
lege avenue, where Mr. Mattoon has
purchased a home.
Mrs. Ed. O'Brien and Mrs. George
Steffy were visitors Thursday evening
at the B. Coughlin home.
The sale held at the ], P. Hotchkiss
home last Wednesday was well attend
ed. Fred Eyerly was auctioneer.
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COLORADO STATE FARM

bOhEAO OOhN SFlOn
Arrangements for the State Corn
Show. which viii be held at the Stock
yards during the National Western
Stock Show. are nearly completed and
the premium lists viii be out in a short
time.
This show will demonstrate the pos
sibilities of corn in Colorado to the
people Of Colorado as well as TO out
siders in a way that would be hard to
accomplish in any other manner. The
value of registered and certified seed
will also be brought out. as there will
be registered seed classes and a mar
ket variety classes. There will also be
classes according to altitude, as fol-
lows: Below 5000 feet, 5000 to 5000
feet and above 5000 feet, so that the
high altitude varieties will not have
to compete with the low.
one of the main features of the
show will be the Boys and Girls club
exhibits. Nearly half the exhibits Will
be made by the clubs and will demon
strate the progress that has been made
along this line. There Will be some
keen competition, as these exhibits
III be entered in open competition
for all prizes.
All exhibits will be single ear and
ten-ear exhibits except that the Boys
and Girls clubs will exhibit one-half
'bushel crates.
Nearly every variety of corn grown
in Colorado will be on exhibit and the
registered exhibits will be a revelation
to many.
During the latter part of the show
an auction sale will be held, which
will give those desiring the best seed
a chance TO obtain IT
Everyone visiting the Stock Show
will be well repaid for a little time
spent looking over the exhibits OF the
states first Corn Show.
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exhibit consists of ten ears. and one
one ear.
Select an exhibit and leave it at the
County Agents office by 3 O'Clock P.
". Dec. 9Th II you have some good
corn and desire assistance in select
ing an exhibit call the County Agent.
Let's get in and make our corn ex-
hibit and Farm Bureau day a big sue
cess. Remember the date, December
he 10th.
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BLACK EYE FOR NOLAN BILL

The first skirmish in the battle 10 re-
wise the federal tax laws has been
won by the American farm bureau
federation. AS a result, the Ralston-
Nolan bill. with its billion dollar tax
OF farm land. has been dealt blow
that has taken most of the remaining
wind out of it. The same thing "a
true of the proposed tax of ! per cent
sales of all commodities both whole
ale and retail-a tax which would
raise billions Of dollars revenue, a
large proportion OF which would have
0 be borne by farmers.
The taxation committee of the ma
ional industrial conference board.
representing the business and manu-
featuring interests OF the United Stat
es in ats tentative report condemns
both these forms Of taxation as un-
sound. At the second national indus
trial tax conference at New York city.
Oct. % and %. while nnal action on
the committees report was not taken
taxes made SO poor showing that
they did not get TO first base.
For the action the American farm
bureau federation is largely responsi-
BILE. Not only has It opened the way
to defeat these forms OF taxation and
save farmers billions OF dollars. but IL
has also put itself in a position where
the big business interests of the coun-
try know It and respect its powers
Credit for this splendid piece of work
belongs largely TO President J. R
Howard and to II. c. Mckenzie OF New
York. AT President Howard's insist
ence. the business interests recognize
ed for the first time the importance Of
greatest industries. and added McKen
zie to the taxation committee to rep
resent agriculture
Almost Alone In Fight
At first Mckenzie was almost alone
n his fight against the sales tax
But his arguments and those of taxa
ton experts who came TO his aid. were
so convincing that the committee
changed front entirely. and in its re-
port sweepingiy condemned the sales
tax
At the conference last week the ad-
vocates Ok a sales tax made a strong
fight to save IT, Mckenzie and How
ard convinced most of the delegates,
however. that a per cent tax on sales
OF farm products can not be pressed on
to the buyer. and that the farmers
profits are already so small that he
can not stand this additional tax. Fur
thermore. this tax is not economically
sound in that 95 per cent of the bar
den Of the tax Is passed TO the consum-
er. who in the majority of c9ses Is the
man of small means, while she wealthy
classes would bear a proportion far
below their just ability 10 pay. Their
arguments were indorsed by Charles
A. Andrews of the Gorton Pew Fisher
les company. Prof Thomas Seligman
OF Columbia. who also maintained that
such a tax would be a bad thing for
other industries than agriculture.
THE argument against the sales tax
are unanswerable." said Professor
seligman, 1T violates the fundamen-
tai principle of taxation in proportion
to ability TO pay"
Sweeping In Condemnation
The committee was even more
sweeping in its condemnation of the
Ralston-Nolan bill.
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''The winter killing of shrubs and
perennials which frequently occurs in
Colorado. is in most cases due to the
lack OF moisture in the soil during the
winter months" says DR. z. p. Sand.
sten OF the Agricultural college at Ft.
Collins. To avoid winter killing
shrubs. shade trees and perennial
plants should be thoroughly watered
late in the fail after the leaves have
fallen. This does not mean that the
land IL to he soaked as too much wat
er is apt TO kill the roots.
Perennials of all kinds should he
covered with n layer OF leaves In
stead OF burning the leaves. as is the
common practice. they should be plac-
ed in the garden among the shrubs
and perennial plants. This will afford
a protection for the grown plants as
well as adding vegetable matter to
the soil.
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COOPERATION

The poultry association is showing
what can be done by a little co-opera
tion. They are buying their feed CO
operatively. A car OF bran has been
ordered direct from the manufacturer,
and a saving Of s2s+ viii BE- made q
those participating. II farmers can
get together on these little things. WHY
cannot oil the farmers OF the county
get together on some of our bigger
problems and find solutions for them
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Our Poultry Association is function
ing. This week 1t will save the Farm
Bureau members 1854 on their feed
bill. That isn't much. but it's worth
while.
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FREMONT COUNTY CORN EXHIBIT
The first Farm Bureau Corn Exhib,

20 be held in Frmeont County will
take place December 10. at odd Eel
lows hall. All varieties are eligibfe for
entry and first, second and third prem.
,ums will be given in each variety. An
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A manufacturer would not last a
day IL he followed the farmers policy
and permitted the purchaser to tx
the price of his product.
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Young Pur.bred outw.,shs Scrub

Young furebrco OutWeianS Scrup
Am marketing a 4-year-old scrub
bull this week. II weighs only about
900 pounds ns compared with 1900
pounds for my purebred Shorthorn
now 20 months old" with this COM
ment a livestock owner in Bath Coun.
ty, Va. enrolled in the Better Sires
Better Stock" movement He is a
breeder Of cattle, sheep, and swine,
and has a purebred sire for each OF
these classes. The female stock com.
prfses grades principally which will
be improved through the use of pure
bred sires.
CATTLE WANTED.
The Farm Bureau office has a let.
ter from the Larimier County Farm
Bureau of Fort Collins. stating that
Larimer county has lots OF surplus
feed and not much to feed 1t to. and
stated that they would like to make
arrangements with ranchmen and feed.
ers OF other counties on a cooperative
or partnership plan, whereby cattle
or sheep owners would put stock into
barimer county to consume the feed
on a partnership or percentage plan.
Remember Farm Buraeu day. De-
cember, 20. Come.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

LsIale OF AIrTed NJ Pettengill, De-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pres
ent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court of Fremont County, Colorado.
on the 18th day of December, A. d.
A. NJ. PETTINGILL,
Administrator.
flrst PUB. November IS, 1920.
Last Pub. December 9, 1920.
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The protest Of farm women against
rural living conditions is said to be a
chief factor in the migration from
country to city.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

l-sI,.Se OF MaIeAF"t ], hVIv, L'e-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notined to pre-
srHl theNn Tor ad fus t.iient 70 the County
Court OF Fremont County Colorado
on the 4th day OF Deeembef, a. L. 1890.
kETTA BROWN
Administrator.
First Publication November 4. 1890
LAst l-upiicatiVn. becsnb ber :. 1899
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ITO buy, sell. want and trade. use
the want ad colums OF The Daily Rec
ord. They're little, but do the work.