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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
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&ionier 9eitorbe1t
gitus Maref errei6t Qllter npn 20
Sabren. @atte erfDlgreide &c.
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bier bas 9ruder @anbtnerf.

O1tt aufrtdttgem 8e6auern baben
bte ptelen Sreunbe bon SttuS Scared
lebten DonnerStasmorsen oie Trauerz
boti6aft oernommen, bab er Deittmod
fllr3 11a6 Mitter,ta6t In leinem Seim
in Grpital 8ap aus oem 9eben gei6tez
SEN mar. 2ebtes Sabr bate er einen
let6ten @6laganfall BON >pel6em ct
it6 ani6etnenb sdnslt6 erbolt bate.
8or etpa Slpet Oeonaten wuroe er
ernltlt6 franf u11b mubte bte metlte
3eit ba8 8ett bitten. @s {dten al8
Oh er pbpiil6 polll ltdnbts 5ulammenz
gebro6en lpar nnb feine @offnung auf
Bellerlng fonnte ser Tamtlte ge9eben
>perben. Ser Sob erlDite TIN bon
etnem i6mer5oollen &ranfenlager.
@rlerutc Druder nno 8ud)binber
!8anbmerf. @
Ser Berltorbene erbltdte oaS 2t6t
ser @elt in Dnbuque, Soma am u.
Suit 1851 l1no er batte fanm ba8 20.
@ebenSiabr iiberi6ritten alS er in bic
@6atten bes IobeS ei1ttrat. Setn
8ater mar til 8rag, Seiterrei6 Dffent=
lider 8eanlter selpeitn unb mnbte,
lpie 10 piele anoere, ba er itb on Der
48'er Nepolutton beteilist batte, Sab
llno @ut I'M @ti6 lalien uno mad
Mmerifa fli6te11. 9lnSgangS Der
5O'er Sahre fam er NIT ben @ltern
11a6 Stem ulm bie it6 fur5e 3ett
barauf auf et11er Tarm In 3omn Mtlz
forb nteberlieBen.
9}a@ Sem Snotanerau8brn6 erz
lernte 6er Serltorbene ba8 Druder
5anomerf in ser ,,gfeu l1lm Roir,
nno faum II Sabre alt, 9tns er mad
ct. Saul no er au6 nod bas Bu@z
bi11ber Saabmerf erlernte. @tn Sabr
{pdter iiberlteoelte er na6 MinneapoltS.
Sn Sabre 1873 fam er tDteoer na9
SEEM ulm Surid unb fiibrte 5met
Sabre lang ei11en &u6laoen. SIN
Triibiabr 1875 ging ct abern1olS nab
MeinneapoliS uno >purbe 8ormann tn
ser Nfsibens Druderet ser W}tnne<
apolts 1rei Breile Serolb no er be-
| i6dfttgt blieb bis gum Sabre 1879.
Dann acceptirte ct eine 8u6balter<
itene in einer Minneapolt8 8raueret
mo er fi6 raid emporarbettete. NlS
Ste @eiellldaft ii6 Dor % Sabren
reorgonilirte, >puroe er alS @efretdr
aeudblt uno bate btele @tene time
bis at lei11em SOB. 9einer @nergte
unb iei1lem @ettblid lit e6 metltens
au peroanfer, baB lt6 baS @ei9dft 10
pbdnon1e11al c1ttiutdelte. Sor etiDa
spet Sabren CAB er ieine Minneoppolis
@obmuns auf uno lieoelte 11a6 @rpfal
8ap iiber.
9lloermann in Der Miiblenitabt.
@eine Weitbiirser in Minneapolis
batten 1ol6 3utrauen 5u tbm, bab tic
| Tim 3un1 5tabtrat ertpdblten uno Ell
reprdlentirte ste eri tie @arb bon 1884
bis 1888. .DaS lette Sabr mar ct
Wrd1ibeut 6es @tabtratS. St ma1
au6 Mitslieb uno 8tce Rrai. .ber
gommiilion tpel6e bas @ennepin
Court Souie errt6tete. @etn geamf
muroe ou9 alS @ta6t 9dabmetite1
unb iosar als Mapor genannt, abe1
er iptrfte, ab. Stir Rolitif mte tie bte1
| in Nmertfa getrieben ptro, fonnte e1
| 1i6 ni6t er,pdrme1l.
ggar entbuiiaitiid)er Snnior &iunee1
j 1ituS, pte ct NIT 8orliebe BOZ
| allen genannt purbe, nabm grobeI
| Snterelle an benz @oblergeben bes
Snns Bionter 8erbanoS. Sem Site
mad mar er etner Der qltelten urb mt
| beIonoerer 6reuoe bat er Sic 9dttgfei
lbeS @erban6S perfolgt. 9rob De
1atia6e, bab er io5uiasen uoblba
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

/ Gin 8e16lub tpurbe angenor1n1el
,tpprin beftinln1t tpirb anf tpel9e Art
uno @ei,e Sic letten $25,oD0. -Bon6s
fiir ba8S neue eleftrii6e Niuntcipal
t@ebduoe perfauft uerben ioIls1l. Die
BonbanSgabe ppn $250,OOO NOR eez
mug I'M @ebduoe uno AuSftattuns 5r
beaableM. a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
Stem ru, Mianeipta, 9rettae, Sen IL. Aueui 1921.
sdsibenfd fdief'sa aa.f Saaersr,,hI..

8et Sem @6eibenfhieben auf Sd
.gersrub lesten 5pnntag n1orgen bdt
iid Wm. Yfetffer 1pe5ied berpnrgetau
s1n6 ergatterte bie golbene MebailIe
NIT ei11e11l .@core bon 168 allf BET
&96ntgSideibe. Die 9coreS ipare1l
our6ihnittlid d iebr gut. Trot ietner
5139 Yunfte auf Ser &0nisSibeibe, err
elite Dr, 81. s. Mmann 6a8 59idlal
unb er 1nubte iid nit ber leberne1t
Mebaille begniigen. An Dem 96eiz
be1l9teben nabnel uur 6 tell. Die
folgenben ScoteS muroen gema6t:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
&aiebaa AT
County 9yair

fiir ssair in pollen'
Gang. 8aiebal spiele. ge<
iid)ert. Mllem Mnidein nad) tperz
, ben entries fit Sdmeine unb
@anenpieb lettes Sabr peit iberz
itetgen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

!. (Gortiesung auf Ser 8, seite.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
9Sra1tf &a1t0au
po,>t gooe ereilt
6riiberer Mep ltlmer iirbt in Minz
1eapplis+ @atte natipnalen &uf
als Griminplu9e. 8eiiekung erz
fplgt auf Sem st, &ibselp Grieo=
bDf+

@amstagmorsen erbielt unisr Mit=
bir9er Ni6aro Yfefferle 9fa6rt9t
BON Minneapolis, bab Tranf 8. Manz
bam am Nbenb 3llpor I'M 5etm fetrer
@6pieser,nutter, 1ral1 s. $. @ob
aus oen 2eben gel6teoen iet. Sbz
lpobl ser Geritorbene idon ltit ldngez
rer J3ett frdnfelte, 10 fam Ste 9obes<
11a6ri6t b06it nnertpartet, ba Monz
tag Sl1por Serr Dfefferle et1ten Brtef
BON 9errn Ganbam befan IN >pel6em
bieikr UNI getpiife Musfunft bat. i
@ar in st. @ibeelp sebiirtis.
Ser @erltorbene s,par nod ni6t
gang IS Sabre alt als er itarb. @ez
boren tpurbe er i'm nabegelegenen st.
Gioaelp ant so. Septentber 1856
alS ser @obn bon Maior 8enlamtn
Ganoal1 ser i6pn in 1858 na6 St.
0fibgelp fam ll11S sort et11en Sntler
5torc fibrte >po5u CT bon oer Regiez
rl1ng oaS Yrtpilegium befommen bot
| te. Ser Qaoem ioipte oaS Samilten=
bein1 mel6c anberbalb beS Sorts gez
leoen ,paren, muroen mdbre1lo oeS
Snoianerauf fa1ioes BON BEN Snbta=
nern nteoersebram1rt. Serr Yfefferle
mar eine s3eit lang IN oem Manoall
2aben alS @ebilfe anseitellt. SIM
Sabre 1868 5og sic Tamilie na6 ct.
Beter mo Der 8erltorbene gum Wtan=
leSalter beranmudS.
N8ar bebeutenber Grimtnnlpge*
SIM Sabre 1879 tpurbe 9err Ganz
oan sur Me6ts Yraris 5ugelaiien uno
prafti3ierte 3uerlt in 1racp, fam oan1t
ipdter mad Seem lllm no er lt9 NIT
Sobn Qin6 aliociirte. Mebrere Sabre
batte ct in Stem lllm itine etgene Ao=
oofatur. SIN Sabre 1886 iiberlieoeltte
er mad @inona unb aiocirte ii6 NIT
syameS q. 9aipnep In Ser Mbpofaten
BrariS. SIN Sabre 1900 erbtelt ct
Sic Grnennung ais 9upertntenoent
ser @trafanltalt in ct. Glouo l1t1o
mar als FOLDER tdtig btS gum Sabre
1912 alS ct na@ Maila6uiettS iiberz
ftebelte UNI SEN Boriik Der Wtallaz
huiettS @tate Yrtion Gommiilton
ansunebmem nn6 {pdter Director Der
5faatS @efdnsntlie tpuroe. @r nabn1
e8 ernf NIT leiner Nrbeit nno er lpnroe
eine leitenoe 9lutoritdt anf benz 9e<
biete Ser @rin1inploaie l1n6 }taatlt9en
3u6tbdulern. Dur6 oiele angez
ifrenote grbeit lpuroe ieine @elunbbett
berart untern1intrt, bab er lhon boz
Sabren ietne @tenuns aufgeben nlubte.
@r befanl suert einen nrlaub tiir etn
aan,eS ssqbr, aber mad Nblallf bieier
beif batte ft6 iein @eiunbbeitS5uItanlS.
fi6t tpelentli6 gebeliert nno eS tpnroe
notlpen1ig fiir tim aus benz Dienlt
aus3uldeioen. @r mar aud 5tpei
Sabre 8ralibent Der gmerican Yriipn
Mlioctatton.
Sm st. @i6gelp heitattet.
| @r perebeli6te fi6 bier in Stem nlnl
NIT @inona Hierce bic tim NIT 6rei
| &inoern iiberlebt, Die iiberlebenoe1l
&inoer firlb Gotter Manban, Duluth
nnb Trau s. 8. $MooS uno Sri.
lGatberine Man6aa bie beioe IN Winz
neapo is tpobnen. ST miro ferner
iberlebt bon folgenben @ei6miitern:
Dr. $; 80. NanbalL @racepiqe; R. q.
0fa11oall, @inona; Trau Rep Softer,
'gfem .Dorf GitD nnb Sri. s. S. 3an=
I;oan, .8ropflnn, M..N.
/ ,Die 2ei6e lpur6e mad Tairfar ge=
bra6t no IN Der bprttsen fatbaliher
/ I&ir6e Montag morgen UNI 8 ubl
4 I2eidenfeietlidbfe dbfeiten ftattfanoen. 81
3 (Iortletung ouf 1er 8. 9ette q
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
Q(uaiidten 9uaert 9iimtig.

= 5err un6 Trau q. S. Soften
11eblt Sebn, 8ert, aus 5pringfielb,
begleitet BON SRI. Ottilta Soften,
etner restitrterten &ranfenpHegerin aus
8iSmarf, sc. g., belu6ten eineS
Cages lebter Mo6e bte Tan1ilie Aler.
Neinbart IN Eopn 2afanette.
tDie .bieitge l1eberboie1fabrif,
lpelde fctt einem balben Sabre itillgez
itanben bat, fbn am nd6iten Montag
tpieber in 8etrieb geiebt peroen,s Mir
aber nnr bie @dlfte Der pollen 3abl
elrbeitert11nen be1bdftiser. Dteis Sa=
brit belhdfttgte bel pollem 8etriebe
so Mdo6en uub bic Ginltelung bea
BetriebS beoelltete einen sroben Ser
luit fir Die 9taot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

@olde bic ii6s fir 8aleban, bem
qmertfanil l9en gfational @port, tn
terelltrer, lperben erfreut ietn 81 boren,
bab bas O}anage1nent Der Satr etnen
Rontraft NIT Ser Seem lllm 8aieball
NGoctation absei6lollen bat laut psl< ! e
9em ii9 Sic lofalen 8aleban 9ptelerr
perpflt@ten 5>pet @ontelte on ben Tatr<
tagen 81 arrangtren.
8afebaa Spiel &untratte abaez
i6lpiIen.
Gin Mbfommensilt bereit8 NIT ber
Jairfar 01ieee getrotfen >poroen uno
6iefe ipiro 1i9 init ben bteitsen
@pielern Dien8tae, ben 80. Augnlt
n1e1len. Da betoe Riegen tn tii6tt=
gem s3u{tano finb, 10 ftebt eln a11t@
regerbe8 @piel IN NuSii6t.
Die biefigen 8aieban @pieler baben
bereit8 l1nterba1lbllngen NIT Der
gfeepp Gpe '0tiegt eingelettet. Die
@leepp @pe'er baben ein tl9ttgeS
Seam uno 1bllte ein Spiel nit bieiem
arransirt peroem, 10 fann it6er barauf
Qere6net &peroen, bqb am Mtttpo6
Sic 3ul9auer Iribiine fi6 alS 81 fletn
erpeilen tpiro. @9on brei1nal baben
lid btele Miegen in bieier 5ailon 9e=
mellen. Son oieien @pielen gemann
@leepp Gpe 5tpei uno Die Mep nlmer
ems.
Geflame Sp1tr+
Qebten Treitag raa6ten @efr. Gin
bemanu, ieiu gater unb fktn 8ruoer
etne Nuto Iour UNI Sic fommenoe
Sair in sebDriger 8eiie anSn5eigen.
Sic 6abrt bra@te lie bur6 9earleS,
SonSfa, Gomfrep, @prtn9ftelb, Morz
gan, @pan, Gobbe1, 9leepp @ne,
@olben @afe, Tatrfar, @ibbon, gaz
fapette unb &lobner. Sn all oie1en
Ortfhaften u1b ldng8 Der Ro1lte rno
bauptld6li9 an ben 2arbfrabenfrep1z
aunqer pur6en BoiterS nno anoere
Neflame @a@en angebra6t. 9ieie
@eflame nitro ii6erli6 oasll beitraz
gen pie 8eteiliguns an Der Tatr gu
beben.
Qlusii@ten auRert giinitigt
Mu6 lonit ii11b bic ausli6ten fiir
eine quite NuSteflung b6@it gilnittg:
Son BEN Sc @iirben fur S6metne
iinb 16on liber Sic 9dlfte BON @6pet=
11e5ii6tern beS @ountps reierpirt lporz
oen. Mu6 baben 3ii6ter bon Naiz
ienoieb ll1b &ailenzHferoen bereits
fnr @tallung ra6geiu6t nno es wiro
ertnartet, oab oaS neue @ebaaunoe 9e<
fuQt iein ,ptrb. @ol6e Die beab=
it6tistn Mallenpieb auS5nfe4en iollz
ten ii6 10 i6ne4 pte m0glt@ NIT
9efr. 9in6emann tn 8erbinopnlg
ieten.
The Washington times., 1921-01-23
CHINA BACKWARD IN
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

At recent luncheon OF the New
York Electrical League. Luming c.
Sucx Chinese consul In New York.
spoke Of China's need of more cleo
trical light and power, and the de-
mand in the Far East for plant equip
ment.
Coming to electrical light and
power" said Suez, ''only twenty cities
in the whole of China have electric
light of any consequence. The operat-
ing companies pay handsome divi-
dends. Some supply light only. while
others supply power as well. The de-
mand for electric light plants has
been noticably on the increase. espec-
tally from the treaty ports. II gh
candle- power lamps are desirable as
well as artistic electroliers and lamp
shades. Modern industries in China
call for up to date equipment. Our
textile mills are being erected with
electricity as motive power.
More capital has been put into the
textile industry than any other, and
the tendency is along that line for
some time. This Is an unlimited he!d.
Fifteen years ago the telegraph was
uscd-only in urgent cases of sickness
and announcing death, but hardly
then as handmade of commerce.
Now the telegraph has become indis-
pensable.'
The Washington times., 1921-01-23

ali is now available for home use for
beating eggs. ~hippins cream. maxi
Ing syrups and serstins beverages
such as matted milA fos iav-itds. aaa
making creamy milk shakes for the
children. In addition TO all the stir
ring operations Of the modern
KITCHEN.
This useful whip-all consists OF =
small motor driving a silver-piated
spindle, protected by a guard. Al the
lower end OF the spindle extending
unto the liquid 10 be beaten or stirred
are four little air holes at right
angles TO each other and there are
little projections extending pesono
The Washington times., 1921-01-23
URGES MUSEUM TO
. HONOR SCIENTISTS
Writer Suggests 1t Fitting
Tribute to Those Who Per-
fected Electricity.

A museum OF electrical history Is
the suggestion OF a writer In the
Electrical World. IL Is pointed out
that museums have been founded for
the preservation of records and In
ventions in nearly every neid Of
science.
A few collections are to be found In
some of the colleges and In the Ma
tional Museum In Washington. but for
the most part. the evolution of the
electrical arts. as evidenced by crude
original models. are widely scattered
In most distressing form.
The manufacturers. principally be-
! cause OF patent litigations, have done
more to preserve the originals than
have the technical societies. but the
factory museums are "literal morgues
and not centers OF edification and in
spiration." asserts the writer.
The suggestion seems to have force.
especially because OF the constant de-
sire for knowledge OF human leaders
and what they have done as Is a.
tested by the best seller" for 1920,
which was "The Outline Of History,
by II. G. Wells.
The writing Of history Is one OF the
obligations which the electrical men
owe to the electrical past and to the
future generations whose lives Will
be governed by II.
And in this connection IL Is not
out OF order to suggest memorials for
the distinguished Americans-TFrank-
lin. Henry. Morse, Davenport Farmer
Wallace, Van Depoele. Phelps. Row,
land and others whose electrical
achievements have weighed SO heav-
lily in placing America at the top In
electrical advancement
The Washington times., 1921-01-23

place 10 place a. readily ss an siee-
trie fiatiAon or other appliance.
A new kind Of plus and a new type
u o40st - Aoid j. are tAs ssssAaiA's
OF the device. The plug has curved
blades instead OF the ordinary
straight ones and may be easily at
tached TO any nxture. The outlet
looks much like sks usual Dashboard
plate having two parallel slots IN the
center. When the plug II inserted In
the outlet with the curved blades
pointing upward h forms the slestri-
cal and mechanical connections al
the same time and 10 strong enough
TO hold the heaviest household fixture.
The Washington times., 1921-01-23

food products will be heavy. 90 she
has resortsd " various kinds OF beat
ers that have been hand-operated.
Aerattoa. or the oAt41slia 81 AR
globulss la the food particles. is the
real reason for the beating and stir
ring of foods. Dough Is made light by
the expansion Of entangled air which
has been put into II by means OF
beaten eggs, especially the whites OF
eggs as used In cske-making. When
eggs are used as leavenins agents
the whites are beaten separately be
cause they hold more air than the
yolks aud they are folded In at the
last moment 40 as not TO break any
more air cells than possible.
new electric kitchen aid or whip
The Washington times., 1921-01-23

the holes which break up the liquid
The motor makes the spindle rotate
Al a rapid rate. 1000 revolutions per
minute aud thss astlo@ draws 4ls 10
al the top OF the spindle through
small holes and Il 10 forced down'and
out At the bottom Of the spindle. Ip
this way air is driven into the liquid
and myriads OF tiny particles are
filled with air globules. thus aeratinE
or making very light the food
product whether Il be a beverage.
batter or a salad dressing.
The Washington times., 1921-01-23
BEAT eggs NOW
|. WTHELECTR|C|TY

Every housewife who does her own
cooking knows <hat the preparation
OF food for the table requires many
stirring operations. such as mixing
mayonnaise. making salad dressings ..
whipping cream, beating eggs tos
cakes and PUFFY omelets. beating bat
ters 10 make them light. She knows
In she doesn't do this hand Work. the
The Washington times., 1921-01-23
DEVELOPS new SYSTEM
OF LIGHTING FIXTURES

Mr.. Cantelo White, of New York
city. has developed system of re :
ceptacles. plates and pluss~to be used
in the wiring of Nhouses to meet a
growing demand for detachable light
ing equipment. With this device on
a practical basis fixtures need no
longer. be fixed so that they cannot
be moved Electric chandeliers and
wall brackets may be moved from
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
Black Locust tatIon-FVe-Y -Year
 Old Trees

may be worth more locally because transportation is saved.
 Advertise in papers and otherwise secure outside competition.
 Secure bids if practicable both .hy the lump and by log scale measure.
 Be sure that you are selling to re- sponsible purchasers.
 Get a reliable estimate of the amount and value of the material before selling.
 Market the higher grades of timber and use the cheaper for farm pur- poses.
 Remember that standing timber can wait oyer a period of low prices with out rapid deterioration
 Use d written agreement in selling timber, especially if the cutting is done by the purchaser.
 Additional details concerning the profitable marketing of woodland products are contained in Farmers Bulletin HIT, Forestry and Farm ln- come copies of which may be had upon request of the division of Rubli. cations, United States Department of Agriculture. Washington, D. (.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
T1HE-ALL DISEASE OF WHEAT
Dep srtment of Agriculture Has Found Thirty-Nine Varieties llaHuns
 10 Ailment

aarl~ hy tln Iniaed S#a.., #peaau- m,ut ot A4r.eu safr gs=eeaa..,I tue ,o- oajDed take.alI disease of wheat in lHi- uojs and Indiana have resulted in find
 n2 20 varieties that are either m- muHe or highiy resistant to Che dis ease They are HeloSliHa, Grimean. eursel. bittz, Lou2herry. EarH May, EuleaS,er Fut1, GipsN Gladden. Gold Coiu Grndprize. Harvest King. Efun- sar.an Joues Fine kanred. kharkof, Leap. Ma'Alof, Mammoth Red Mich .-an Amber. Mediterranean, Minnesota Rcl.ahle. Niger resterboden, poale, Portage, Pride of Indiana. Red Cross cred chntlD, Red Rock. Red Wave Re liable, Rudy Stoner (NIayelous), Trumbull, Turkey, and Wheeding.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
0afy n h5utine c .darr,od Women, Dc scf1b1d by Eetseif. =S-reiY o-H,,-#
 cteut 70 t>tove It.

Here iS Il sample of Why o.e ="olesdf is too busy to#be unIlappilX leal',laa as ,hp writes it herself:
 "At | 50 o'clock breakfast is oh the table Dad is ready, but where k the school girl2 Dad, you % on and eat; have to get that child ready for sche o She is standing on one foot, holding her stocking ill her hand.
 "'Mether, if we caught q biuebild- could We catch bIuebird. mother?
 "'Yes, dear; now lace up your shoe while 1 brush your hair
 "'We could give it to porst thea; sine has cage
 Honey hurry up. You will be late
 Well, want to catch hiueAri.'
 'Now,. darling, brush your teeth while l fry daddy's eggs
 "pid you brush your teeth?
 "'I1o have toH'
 Of course To you want to he ugly?'
 "'Hon't get to go topart.es fl lam pgly:
 "'Na; tut for goodness sdae c7lHe to hreakfast
 ,MatAer,' dad cries. rome and eat with
 "I simply can't. dad See ttat tli~ child gets some,l.a, inside her, will you? l haNe#to dress little ser. Shes up now
 After dad and fhe# school girl eo, sister i> made fea1E foe breakfast. Mother puts the ifan en to heat. Sis ter will moi eat her cereal. and mother huS to feed her The iron s#t~ loo hot While it k cooling mother puts the vacuum cleaner to work on the living room. She makes the beds. She cleans the house She irons until 11.3o She hurr'es tu get lunch She rushes to finish pair Of boomers. She makes bu.tanhales while the oven heats Shc makes pie while sister practices Oh the piano. She sets dinner. She watches small ~.~- ter playing She shoos home a whooping coughing child and resc0es the piano from an apple core. She never wonders if her husband loves her. She is toe busy. She loves him OF she would never never. never mend his soX."
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
GOOD PREVENTIVE OF VERMlN
All Small Enclosures Should Be Cleaned and Disinfected Before
 Rrng Used.

Except th accidental cases. hog lice are found only on hogs, and they do not voluntarily leave their natural host, says the United States Depart ncnt of Agriculture. When sepa- rated from the animal they hye only TWO or three days. The lice pass readily rom one hog to another when the animals come in close contact. Practically all cases of infestation occur from contact with lousy ami malS and not from infected premises. Under reasonably good sanitary con ditlons pens. corrals and pfemiSei which have contained lousy hogs are Het Il source of danger 10 hogs free from lice
 AS precautionary measure, how ever and bccuu it k good sanitary practice, all small inelosures which hpNe contained lousy hogs should he cleaned and disinfected before being Used for a new lot of hogs, The litter and manure should he removed and the floors cleaned after which the woodwork and floors should be sprayed With il aood d>infectunt The . al- tai-erco~ote dps. atluJeI in accordance with Suuctton~ on the eontaiher, are ~u.latIv for this purpose.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08

pu 'uropcan C~tn cortr Top at left--larVae and pupae in cornSt 'lks
 and young tasseI attacked by t@c in- en came sea'e as the corn. Top c~ntet "a fcn7aIe moth with uster of euGs on section of corn leaf, on cen- siderab'y larger scale. Top ri t-- mature tassel showing typica injuries by caterpillsr (the broken tassrl stem is often the most notic able evidNece of the presence of the lnssct drring the early summer monthsl Center external and internal views of ta- iuries inflicted on two ears Of sweet corn. Lower half of the plste-snap beans. beets. and celery attacked by tke borer. cornsta'k cortaininc cater pillars corn stubbes cet away to show how the caterpilars h e themselves in the fall. winter. a19 early spring months. "smartwced which is a faVorite food at t.n~s. "barnyard crass." which in Massachusetts is often heavily infested, and "cookle- bur" plant. 2 weed that often serves as a breeding place for the pest.
 drainage of the Ohio river hesius is only q few miles south of the infested area. once over this watershed, it is said. there is no telling where the pest may be carried. It is thought al together possible that infested stalks in that event might he carried even to places far down the Mississippi
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
SUGGESTIONS TO AID
 FARM TIMBER OWNERS
Selling of Product Calls for Good
 Business Methods.
Benefit by Experience of Neighbors and Investigate Local Requirements and Price-AdVertis and
 Secure Competition.

(Prepared by tn. United States Department
 of Agriculture
 Based upon methods used by wood land owners that have been success ful in marketing their products the forest service of the United States Department of Agriculture offers t&e following 10 suggestions for aiding others who have timber on the fa"!a for sale:
 Get prices for various wood prod ucts from as many sawmills and other wood-using plants as possible.
 Before selling consult neighh,r9 who have sold timber nud benefit from their experiences.
 Investigate local tifaber requi. .. mentS and prices. Your prodH 'tT