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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29
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2. A. Fox departed Saturday
for Mansfield, Ohio, with the re
mains of Grandma Will, aged
mother of Mrs. Fox, who died
Wednesday night. She leaves 6
daughters, and 5 sons besides one
sister and one brother in Ohio.
William Doane was in Craig
mont Tuesday.
John Nickels and family are
going to Clifford to live this win
ter.
Velma Ellis came home from
Nezperce Saturday to stay until
school begins again.
Willie Wayne and his boys
went to Lewiston Sunday with
five carloads of cattle, that he is
shopping to Toppenish, Wash.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29
PUBLIC SALE.

d. 0. Buchanan, on the old
Presnell place, 5 miles north and
liz mile east of Craigmont, will
have a public sale on Thursday,
Oct. s. The offerings include 10
good horses, 4 cattle and a good
bunch of farm machinery and
household goods. Watch for
bills for details.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29

Guaranteed Herrick refrigera-
tors at the Nezperce Motor &
Supply Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29

Hogs List yours at once if
you want to sell soon Nezperce
Rochdale Co. 15w2
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29

John Gehrke recently bought ?
nice resident lots two blocks
south of the union depot at Lew
iston and last week let the com
tract for a new six-room bunga-
low to be constructed on these
lots by November /. The build
ing is to be modern throughout.
with full concrete basement and
built-in features, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gehrke will take up their
residence there as soon as the
house is ready. He went to Lew
iston this morning to be in touch
with the building work.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29

p. W. Mitchell was a business
visitor at Grangeville today.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-29
Parents. Attention.

Notice is hereby given to par
ents and guardians of children
under eighteen years of age that
such children must be enrolled III
school not later than Monday,
October 3rd, and must attend
school regularly during the school
taerm in their respective districts.
Provided, that any pupil that has
already received his eighth grade
diploma is excused from sucn
school attendance.
Teachers are required under
penalty of the law to report i'm
mediatelv to the county superin-
tendent the case of any pupil who
remains out Of school for reason
other than sickness.
Parents and guardians failing
to heed this notice will be dealt
with according to law. Nv
w. j. Smith, Probation Officer.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
HUNTER HERE FOR SHEEP
 AND MOOSE

MT. R. H, Rockwell, taxider mist for the Brooklyn Museum arrived here yesterday, & will leave Monday morning for the White River country, there to secure sIecim ens of Alaska sheep and moose, for the mu- scum.
 A new building is almost com- pleted to Oe entirely devoted to the animals of North America and here the Alaskan specimens will have a prominent place.
 Mir. Rockwell says that many thousands of people yearly visit the Brooklyn Museum and lec- lures are given twice weekly, an enormous interest is shown in all Alaskan subjects.
 It is Mir. RockWell's intention to specially study the environ ment of the game, and he has al- so come equipped to make death masks of the animals right af- ter they are killed, so that when he mounts them they will be absolutely true to life, thus en. hancing the value of the collec- tiOn
 Jimmy Brown will escort Mr. Rockwell to the White River, they will be gone about thirty five days.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
TWENTY THREE MILLION DOLLARS MORE FROM
 ALASKA

The value of the Territory's mineral output in 1920 exceeds that of 1919, according to the U. nited States Geological Survey, of the Department of the Inter for, which has just made public the figures for 1920 on the min- eral resources of Alaska, -prepar ed by Alfred Brooks.
 The value of the mineral out. put, of Alaska in 1920 was $23, 3O3, ,757, in 1919 it was $19, 62O,913.
 The gain in 1920 was due en tire]y to the increase Tn the out put of copper, which was 47,222 771 pounds in 1919 and 7O,435, 363 pounds in 1920.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
TELEGRAPHIC
MISSING PRIEST FOUND
 MURDERED

San Francisco. August 11th. Wm. A. Hightower, a baker, has been charged with the murder of Father Heslin the missing Colma priest, whose body ridd- led with bullets and cruelty beaten has been dug from the ocean beach where he had been hidden by slayer. The motive was evidently not robbery as money and jewelry were found upon the priests person.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
LEGION VISITS PARIS

Paris, August 12. Two hundred and fifty representatives of the American Legion arrived this afternoon received the military honors accorded returning heroes.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
PRESIDENTS FATHER
 MAkRIES

Monroe. Michigan. Aug. 11th. Dr. T. Harding the father of the President was married this af- ternOon to Miss Alice Severne, his office attendant
 The bridegroom was 76 years old and the bride g.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
NOTICE
Special School Election

A special Election will be held on Monday, August 18th for the purpose of electing a Treasurer of the School Board to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John R. Underwood.
 Sam Seltenreich; Director,
 Mccarthy School Board. The above election will be held at the Mccarthy Drug Store, between the hours of 8. a. m. & 5, D. m. next Monday
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
TOUGH PROPOSITION

Washington, August 12th. The problems of prohobition enforce ments were laid before the Cab met this afternoon, and it was decided that the administration must formulate prohibition pol
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
EXTENSION ON OIL-LAND

We are indebted to Delegate Sutherland for the following tel egram:-Washington, August II. The time for adjustment of con- flicts in Boundary lines of oil land areas has been exterded to Jannary 1st 1922 for all permit tees who made applications prior to January 1St 1921. Order issued by the Commissioner of the General Land Office August oth. Dan Sutherland. Delegate from Alaska,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The president of the Athletic Club, Bob Williams announces that about the first of Septem. Der he will be prepared to do. nate the use of horses and scraper and his own work, to the preparation of skating rink site and asks all members and those interested to assist also on that day, as it will then be a simple matter to have 8 fine skating rink next winter.
 J. H. Murray came into flown from Young creek on Thursday. Carl Anderson and Scotty Atkin son also.
 Pete Amundsen, who has been outside since 1918, has returned to Alaska and left for Dan ok. this morning.
 Mrs. John E. Barrett and son Lawrence will leave here on next Wednesdays train, and will sail from Cordova on the Alameda for Seattle, where Lawrence will enter High School.
 A meeting of the Republican Club has been called for eight o'clock this evening in the A. E. Hall. Business of an important nature.
 A Base ball game will be play ed next Monday evening at 7. between picked teams of Kenne- colt and McCarthy.
 Superintendent Dan Jones. of the Road Commission, arrived on today's train. He states that it is owing to delay of freight shipments, that road work has been held up till now butiJ will begin almost immediately,
 Mr. G. w. Truby,federal stock inspector, who is under special engagement to the Territory, is several days here, in- specting the COWS of the dis trict.
 Good news has been received from the Green Group that high grade ore had been struck in a new tunnel of which we will SC. cure full details next week.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
HARDING SCARS AS
 AN EAGLE

Harding was today made a life member of the Eagles. He wrote on the ritual "Any real man should be glad to subscribe to such obligations.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-13
ANOTHER PRIEST IN
 DANGER

Seattle. August 12. The Seattle police say that an attempt was made last night to bum Father Bebe, who was sleeping in the south part of the catholic church which was destroyed by fire last night.
 VALUABLE LIBRARY Wickersham has placed a library con taining many volumes on AL aska with the Historical Society for safe keeping to be given ult- imately to Alaska.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14

imaa nift fables "Raabebolb" 90 bet n
bet "eobe ltbiister~. Set mtnber mig
aItio ON en- 0annb / aofpteu, Som bier
CONNER bar | ct SilSenotIaa, men aIs
brig tiente noset, mer aItic hdpbe be
|eobe nbfieter. Saa er bet Der, bet enc
Parti runner" ftabiet paa sooe l1biiss
ter.
gi !abincer er osiaa Iibt oppe I Iolis
tffer; men Der er niit bare ct 9arti, og
hnis Eoltti Hilbe iIuftreres hiuebIia,
bleo bet pift ueset Iist aonen uteo sggs
gene.
ga, fec flyer mn AFTER hiiinbe Saf til
Soften, at ben fpm isien. Ronee brus
GER at iiec, at be fan life barre BEN fore
|,iben, men bpts Sfi9bnen oiIbe eisre ps
ct gus, n1aatte pi bel Tioe ps ieiernem
forioen Soften. 90 iau er bet 10 life
|iast, at ben otl ba soSt of iaa meeet
Snieer. Sec faI bare i al StiIbee iise.
at ON "Voften"s 0erionaIe / 9ecprab
hinbe feet, bourIcbes iee firrtesner bbert
Nlinter, rilbe be fpIhe Saarer af 8lrbe.
is fibfte Simmer itaar Ser. at pi ifaI fore
tnle bore Hobosr, hhprmonoe Mbornens
ter ben bar. Seq eiorbe 1no igaar, os
toni, be ioarcbe mig, ot Ia behsocr ncn
life flere. Rpite 8une. iee eaar no fo-
at faa Gbonenter, tror iee, at iea biz
iiee bet Ianrme, ipm ies ia for ire Var
Iiiben. "Raa Grunb az Sisic baarSe Sic
Der er "Seeorahs Soften" nr'ten paa
snrerne", 90 Sa fit iee to Gbonnenter
meb enears.
So, iee srifer boaSe gInbet 90 Ters
%iouaIet aft gobt, 90 en- bierteIie Silieu
iii benz % ale, Tom Iricr famine.
Gnnd Scnoritiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14
NeiplMttoner

t~ilitent ap IaISri8 Sambanbs Ndrsmsbe
afboIbt | W~iuneopolis, Minu.. lobe Seps
TENDER 1921.
1. SiI WorSranbss Sorbunoet, aris
~ftianin, Rorse. @aIbres Sambnnb, iams
let til Ulsbe | TinnenpoIis, Rinn., bar
meb BlGbe mobtaast geretnins ON Norbs
manbss S~orbunbets fore Smebefommen'
heb % Gelpilie ecb at tiene icm ginbes
lcb ureIIem bort @pebelae % Dor Sisms
bpeb beb Sperlepcrinsen at WinbeeaDer
HI @albreS. @aIores gantbanS bill bers
peo faa nbtrbtfc in acknowledges til
HorbmanSss Sorbunbet for bets bGrbis
fuIbe % bpstige Eieneite I benne Gag.
Srrlis rbtaler hi Dor Eat til Sprbuue
bets Sefretnr Sr. Rait. SiqrrS SoIfes
tab, forbi ban ida beIbinie reprricns
terte bort Cog pcb Snerbraeelien Of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14
fra gaset SeIanA, Wan.

ga, iad bill ieg after eisre min gobe
Gen "goiten" ben sgre oe ienoe nosle
&ii,ier, iaa BEN faar oibe. at gerucne al
zen itpre 0eeorabfautilie pna Yuset So
lamb oqlaa Isbcr. Seq bapbe noele rigs
tise RerterbfeIier benne Sontmer oe
habSe 'aa n9r Isgt "8oiteu" ON Sfaoess
eritatntne. Sorrise 8aue, Der bar 8res
/ 8IaSet fra mig. HOB Der fra Suge.
Gornb", og ies besbnbte rtstia at 9lane
r1rrSt mig, ON ies fienote mig i8ien,
Sor, fer oere, ba nt babe bisIe io9rc
Ssibnnbe no pau gadren, troebe jog iao
iiHert, at Gen flpttepe fig; men iee
tPnfte belle Siben, at rt ptlbe lonoe
China. Ss, iaa en- Sag, Dor fi9re Roit
fom oe ieg dabneoe @labet. falbt Ser no
en- Iss 2ap meb fore rsoe 2tnier os Sog'
itaner: "8iS @gt", pe bet blep ~fprtaIt
her, at Starlaeensfeberen hapbe piit Jig
ban en,elte Steber, iaa jog nobrso rent
SortptIeIie: Oar MI oeiaa Soften" fuat
Smitten. Sor at nbbe "Nenermabeu"
iom Gruliot ferperer, % iom ieg nsbi9
bI mite. bolbt ies 8labet en- Grmss
Irnabe ira mig og IRite eieuuem en-
8ammeI Ronofel, fom ies belbtspis hobs
De, % alt gil I glenrmeboeeu. til Der
after fom ,en lienerbe Gap, men ba bens
bcnote iegs mig til min Rano, o9 ban
betroebe MIG / al Serrrmeltsbeb ON Spgs
Oorrner, faa hi ier,ote pda f~taaenoe Sob
en- Recept, iom foitebe $3.50. 90 tent
cber, 9IaSet 1uttebe aloeles at fomnte,
iaa bere tan trp, ies funbereoe paa, hbao
ION bile forme n9ft, % leg tr9ttet meo
9ltbbeu | al Stilbeb, at bet bar NOT See
bereu oIisenel, iom hapoe sipet @ldSet
9sbstsbet. 90 tho mig, bet bleb tau'e
Stoer, Tom fnIste. gi elente bdnoe Sto
og Steb, Iaaneess % 8asstal. for
Soften" baobe 10 beret Gltmulismaro,
for life at inaffc ON "3oleuoer".
Sg mine ta1tIe Saufer ~forleoe fie I'll
en- SoGrm at Gpcrgsmaalstesr. "Sodo
bar bog bGnbt2" Wen iad en- oofter
Sag fom en- flor Iattc, iaapibt at 8nt'
ten Dor finbe ilGbe ben frem, % ieg iau
bare meS ct balpt gie "Secorabs9 Soften,
os | en- Surf ipm Sergebrasten at. gi
babe life Sib at taee bet srdbois, men
f~raabiet I "MeTlenrilab" % "Smnarnit"
o9 Gasss % lIserpbeeer I ct aisr, iaa
bet bar birtelie ct belbist SiIfGlSe, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14

sn. bette bIiper isien NIT Seitbrep til
.h,rs glab. gu bar III after Ssft mel
sisfert gres os sulne glabe- Sfabes
-,r,s Wmaat ps Orb tourner os igier
,iToobe meb fin ganbbeb, at iaa I1nse
roph,u itnar ffal S9b % Set. CONNER
~ Qsirter, Sag % @at life aflabe. Sa,
ySr,,Se | Cub 9aiptn bar bet nGret et
oIu1tnbeliat Gar, bpab Npliueen onsaar.
pnn % Sdpre bar n9ret noeenlunoe bra,
wciien EXTRA COB os Poteter ira 70
$50 gui6eIs pr. We're, meb n~osenlunbe
I'm gris. Ren Sar1neren Haser ODER
hoorrto Sris pan Sulaaersnret, % StpIs
ben Itoeer bel beIit bert, at Srasterne er
for bsie til observation-disclosures / Eiten.
"a. bet pilbe bare sobt, ON bet bar flere
SsttntItet I Dor Ttb, fna Tap pt at bsre
soa u1eaen Rsb % Sanmer oe 8lase for
of % for tntet; tbi bet binlper iom Res
osl inoeutius. Neen Der / Dor file norite
Sgp bar Ri bet sobt. Set er ltseiom al
tet liaoer I Io~rifbcrrrren life at Hase,
men faae fat meb To fterfe Gerber oe
Soo perte paa ltbfaIbet. % icm Resel
Fir ilbfaIbef eoot-
iIbe paa aanbet I Q Weniebeb bar
ri bnoaet nh Strife iaor, en- ristis ben
pao11ir1a meb f,iIb afeIber. @amIefirs
len, icrr bar en- 84-3S Var eammeI,
rl.p for Then. 90 fan euebes man ON
at bsase en- nb, oe gntsbeb eisr ftert, oa
ifrr hos benz, Tom er af ben sarlIe Sfo'
Ie af Srsnberet, % Srsnbere er be, oa
Ueruiobeben b9rer life 9abnet foreies
req; til Be bar reift en- tor Snbsaness
bort ube peb Snbganeer, hoor bet itaar
,n,S ftore 8ogitaner "Stnssaas". Ien
iae at alemme Dor sau,le Grpnrbise
Greft, Baffor 3. 3. CITE, forr er Ell teri
gosftns, os fcm MI bar betient Renigs
b,ben / rltnbt 25 Gar. 90 pi baaber. at
han Tan faa betiene os Gatst tnb | Srems
ttSeu meb mt UeoS % ben g~eliieuelie,
fom poIaa btbtil bar n9ret peb bans pels
itarebe Grbeibe.
IA, l~tnabommer % Grberbomr,en bar
Isftet / fIoi. % Der boor beese enes, fsls
oer gelitenelic meb os i9rIte ba, naar
man eues ON bet, iom hsrer @rbsrieet
iii. Ga bet bar btft fig eert, at raar pi
idnles til Wenisbebsmsoe, os naar De
itore geneclsft er fommet paa Sale, iaa
bar bet life fonrmet HI nugget Slass 11bes
l~aeeIigbceer; men man bar enebes meo
en- Gang; belit bar Der peret uoscn, iont
bar reiit Jig op nebe I 9irfen os iplrst,
ON man tror bet blir not.
So, mi fadr bet bore not for bettre
Gana, % meb bet famine ies ienber ino
getalineen for nnr prestise "Secorabs
poit", baober ies at ben MI, oa 8riien
pif reb, bill fad mango tuien flere Gbons
r~entcr; tbi bette er 10 De norifes glao
"a Serfur bet bebit. nprite Slab | Gme,
rita.
m, UaeS meeen Getelie
" N.' Gbtpdrb NeIfpu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14
KorreSpondance.

Rprrsfpsnbonrer uhtn sQsSn % Nerssfs tagss tns bet uixhs, s.,,..
til; be bNr lite euaono eieunemI0fe al Rt6efttppeu. Nonu,t SI"rssa
bIus. ohentlsqiprt. nsbniubre cebfpmneubs Rorrefp pns.rt :.
Her bet. men Reocficreu mao baes bans tube Qapr al gn-.s,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14
8sger for Siuteren!
SprpSuinssnbiaIs at rpsle urt,tbre OK
lag.

Bi tilruaScr 9em at ienbe Ysre3
Srbre ifrag, bu si Inn ban rosen far
CyempInrer tilbaee al be Goertereoe
gseer.
Cberit seq % bats Gutter, eeb GorSe..
ma aeer. Rist i1uftrsrst gdte-t
i~nbbunbenL Yris SL.5o. SeeceL
grts for Monnerter S1.25.
@ebfters Unabridged Dictionary. Ea
rist iIuitreret ltbgnne at Yrrf. oeo
gaIe, G. u. 8coori6. Set &c ben
orieirale Iebfcr's ~riprnrteS M
gape. 9ris 1926. Speei.l gris foe
Nbomentcr So.
Sore SeSitefpr9Iore. Cpsenslier ON
SiIitdnheue / 9nIrutarf % Rprse pes
bore gepitefprnIbres SID. faunleSe oa
ubqione af ariitofer Sanion Cunts
~inSbunoen. TriS $3.50. SpeeisI Srii
for Monnenter S1-25.
Gaar samIe SfislS brtftsr. Srrhrniru
al Saaton Ole. en- af be ratrsits
SortGainser ifreSet ! saprse | bet iio-
ite Glars SID. Su~teresUrt 90 srthef>
be er StiISringen. 'nr fSrer Ssieres
tiIbuae Ct burSreSe Gu ! RurgeS
aa1nIe Siitorie. Special Eris for
Mcrrerter St.25.
Concentrations .9efsitpn. S~nscHcrner eo.4
900 SprtIarirssr on SrsuuHebcrs.
geosraH, Sitorte, 9itsrnhrr. etc. 6s+
Sissr / SrisinaIbirS. SpseisI gris
for gbmrueutcr IS Cts.
ara min llnsnpms Tabslas. SprtGl.
lima ira @tsconiinfpssre al o. u.
Sulett. Speeiel Sris for abounsH.
Ter 80 Cts.
@iaeoer iOr SuSruurnins.
Zen benise GaSper. St9rreIie 12xf5
Somner. TlSfart | Sarper % Sub.
Speciel SriS fpr Nbouneuter f5 Sts.
SeiuS | Semplet. Stsrelie 1873 10
Soruner. llafert ! uatrrtro SGroes
% ieruiieret. SpserI YriS ior
abomcuter Is CTS.
seus Seres SETTLING ioas,
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14
Ter ct lang.
|et bobbelte

Ter ct lang.
ct bobhelte
{. 9e /
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es Samilie
for &eiien
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n norolt8e
,pre buffet
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til 9eifu'
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Urn, Der
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Julien.

julien.
Re agenter eler
Pcrlise. hurtg.
Deres venner.
|rske LIME. ON
inen och reis..
/ wore exkur.
K tire dage for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-14
Sra Scmet, Calf, berettes. at B,

Sra Seret, Calf. berettes, at be
70 R~eniabeber Der - enselif oa rorf -
bar aaact iammen til Ell IenieGeb unoer
Hapnet "Sriuitp 2lItberau Gburcb Of
Semet". geaee Spro9 BRIGGS. 6lere
SamiIier bar Iluttet fig til WeuisbeSen.
Gaftor 9. Taafeitao er Tenisbeeens
4reit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-01
MEAT INSPECTION
ASSURES SAFETY
Government Stamp SymboIizes and
Guarantee Purity and
Cleanliness.

Government inspection is your pro-
lection" announces butchering com
pany in Boise City, Idaho, recently
Look for the Government inspection
stamp upon every side of beef, pork
or mutton from which your order is
cut. Let it be your guide when b1Iv-
ing meat. 1t symbolizes and guar
antees purity and cleanliness. 1t in
sures you clean meat from healthy
animals
When laws were enacted several
years ago providing for inspection OF
drugs, produce, and foods generally
especially meats-there was consider
able resentment for a while among
dealers: but that is seldom enco,1n-
tered nowadays. The modern business
man not only obeys the federal laws.
but advertises the fact to assure his
customers that the thing he sells is
pure clean and out of a sanitary plant.
Each piece of meat permitted to go
into interstate commerce is marked
u. S. inspected and passed." and
every can Of meat, ''U. S. inspected and
passed by Department of Agriculture. "
assuring the consumer that the prod
uct is from animals inspected by the
government, in a sanitary establish
ment, and that it is sound. healthfuI,
and otherwise fit for food, and that
it did not contain any prohibited dyes,
chemicals, or preservatives at the time
it left the place of manufacture.
Every packing plant doing an inter
state or foreign business in meats
must operate under inspection. In
spectors are placed in it to see that
1t is kept in a sanitary condition.
Every animal brought toit for slaugh-
ter is inspected by an inspector of the
Bureau Of Animal Industry of the
United States Department of AgricuI-
ture. If any meat Or product is found
to be unwholesome or otherwise unfit
for food it is condemned and ,can not
be used for human food.
All animals are killed under the eyes
of the inspectors, and every carcass
receives post-mortem examination to
detect any evidence of disease that
might have escaped the ante-mortem
inspector. Every piece of meat when
ready to be shipped is stamped under
the supervision of a representative of
the Bureau of Animal Industry, and
that stamp carries with it to the con-
sumner an assurance of who1esomeness.
Every animal brought into the United
States and every one shipped is in
spected by the bureau.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-01
TEN THOUSAND GIRLS
IN FLORIDA CLUBS

At present there are 1897 girls en-
rolled in junior home demonstration
clubs in Florida OF course. thfs does
not include all enrollments for many
girls are members of several clubs.
There are 10,601 enrollments This
great difference occurs because prac-
tically every club girl is carrying on
more than one program of work.
The most popular lines of club work
with these young people are poultry
keeping, gardening and canning. sew
ing and cooking and home improve
ment.
Definite achievements in these va
ried lines do not entirely measure the
value OF club work. These four thou
sand odd young girls are organized
into 80 active clubs. Through team
work they are attaining the spirit of
cooperation, one of the great factors
in the future development of our state
When Madame Devouge, director of
home economies in the national school
of France, had spent nine DAVIS in
visiting Junior home demonstration
work in Florida and had seen members
carrying on this work at home and
meeting together occasionally in or
ganized team work, she said: lyon
are not just teaching agriculture and
home economics here. You are teach
ing citizenship
Agriculture, home economics. citi-
zenship-a fine summary of the re-
suits Of home demonstration work
among the girls of Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-01
SANTA ROSA GIRL
MAKES HIGH RECORD
A Few Thousand Suoh Girls Would
Help Pay Off War Debt.

lBy Mrs. w. w. McEwen, Home Dem
onstration Agent, SantaRosa County,
Zelma Burnett, girl OF this county,
16 years old, has made the second
largest percentum of earning in poul-
try among the 26 counties that sub
mitted reports last year.
Her school year ended December 1,
1919. About the first of the following
January she began setting her hens.
Altogether she set 21S eggs, 100 being
Rhode Island Reds, 10 Single Comb
White Leghorns and rs turkeys. From
these 112 chicks grew to maturity and
80 turkeys reached Thanksgiving din
ners. Her receipts We're $678.SO, gross.
Expenses were s194.10. Profit, s4S4.7o.
Here is an extract from Zelma's re-
port:
january /, at the beginning Of my
work, 1 had three turkey hens and a
gobler, and two White Leghorn hens
and q rooster, kept from last years
flock. Here are some of the figures:
mo. turkey eggs laid. ...-....-.~- .126
No. turkey eggs set.,.- -sss'. -. 128
No. turkeys Matched. 1890. =. -. 102
No. turkeys on hand. ...,.....-... 70
No. White Leghorn eggs laid since
January l .''5Uo
No. White Leghorn eggs set. .... .125
No. chicks hatched... .113
No. chicks on hand. ............... SO
at sold ten settings Of eggs at $3.50
q. dozen, or s25. The rest Of the eggs
were used at home at the rate of 25
cents a dozen, the local market price.
sold 20 fryers at so cents each, or
So"
In the writer's opinion this is an
exceptional showing as her net month
" gain was over $40 for the entire
year. Had we a few thousand such
girls in this country the worlds war
debt would soon be paid.