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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
SHARP DECLINES MARK
Weeks COTTON MARKET
july AMI October Contracts Make
New Low Records for
Season.

MEN YORK, juno I5.-There were
sharp declines IN tho cotton market
during the pas; week. with both July
and October contracts making nov
low records for the season during
today's trading The price for Oc-
tphur deliveries sold as low as Mss
compared with 1929. thu high point
Of last month. and 1905 tn" previous
lpw record for that position. Tho
market hcid fairly well during the
earlier part Of tho wc"l. owing 20
scattering crop complaints and re-
ported prospects for an rarly s",-
u.m"nt of british labor troubles
These features tailed TO create any
general buying interest. however.
while thcr. was q steady dribhlc OF
july liquidation accompanied by rc-
ports OF further arrivals her" in
tended tur delivery an contrast and
tha nnarke, turned very weak lItcr
on less favorable British labor news
auI "a renewal OF favcrhhl" crop re-
parts.
According to cabio advic.s received
today. the wnrc dispute In tho Man
chester mills has been settled, hut
British coal miners voted against an
acceptance. Of the terms proposed Ivy
thc coal mine owners. Private ca
.lcS white notir-. the adverse note.
said that tn" min"rs were gradually
drifting back to work. aud that there
would he further conferences. The
census report showing domestic
mill consumption OF i39,S bales for
May was slightly above tho fore
cast. hut was not regarded as justi-
Tying any change In estimates OF tn"
probable carry-oycr and "a state
m"nt by tho bureau on cotton grades
was considered disappointment
from IN" builish standpoint.
The figures did not represent any
actual count, hu; She estimates sub
United suggested that only - per
con; Of the cotton held in pu2liC stur-
ago was too low in grade to be ton
dcrcd ON contracts. Complaints of
too much rain we're beginning I"
reach tn" trad" from tho Southwcs,
during tho earlier par; OF the week,
but clearing weather has now APP
pcared In that section. \ few benc-
fetal showers have hccn reported in
tho Eastern belt which was com
planning of drouEhty conditions. but
more rain would probably he con-
sidcrcd dcsirahlc cast OF tho river.
The last weekly report OF tn" Wealth
,r Burcau suggested that the crop
was making good progress ON the
average. and consequently strength
cr"d tho expectation that cnd-Junc
figures would show n considerable
Improvement on tho decline of Thurs
day and Friday
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CMiCAGO GKAlN MAKKEv

CHICAGO; June i7.--Torrid weather did
good deal today to max. wheat prices
asa'IncS; closlas nr ~ were nn,,ce:iea,
SlH Ia N.3it2 ami September 81 2r. l.
si.2+h. Corn finish "a ~ to -. cents M.
ana oats gained Ia 10 li2 cents In pro-
visions the outcome was uncharscl 10 .
cents higher.
apprehension as 10 The effect Of no,
weather on wheat had reii.icn to ;nc
spring crop and Ip.cns fici by fore
casts that abnormaliy high temperatures
sou!d continue several days Annther hu!i.
in iniiuene. was knowledge tnht first
ihrcshlngs OF the winter crop in Missouri
showed Disappointing rcturns Agar. 5na
that 1880 bushels had been bought for
export by way of the Gulf Of Mexico tend
cd also 10 lift values. Offerings we're
nght until tho market had iiinnrd a.
much as i've cents 5ushc! In some eases.
At that level houses with Eastern cJn :
ncci!ons became free sellers. AMI reactions
ensucd On the breaks. however. demand
br"adened out. with the July d.!ivary
disr,aying SarticulaI strength as tho DAY
that there would be no materi,; aeSu;n,,
10 ton ~ stocks during July.
Strength In corn was largely due IN
s"ss1SiisIes e. drought scare. Oats w.re
terioration. Dullueas prevailed In the pro-
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rRODrCE MARKETS..


New YORK, JIne ia further decline
N ihe market tuT coffee futures YVES
gh.oksd by covering ana some fresh hry-
~: also was reported ur the rally which
followed. FEST prices were Ia points
lower. and active positions sold about to
!" points below last nights closing figures
curing The morning aa result OF con-
t!nG"d liquidation through brokers with
Wa. street ANA cotton trade connections.
S"W' trade setting WAS also reported ON
Inc decline. which carried September on
- $50. nf 81 ppiutS h.ior the high price
OF last wecit bat IN, y" was a better do
Eand at this Lowell. ana covering was poo
NOTED later BY reports of rally at Rio.
September sold ur To q. -. with ih" gen
erai market closing nct points Loser 90
points higher. iuly, GO'. September. $ Is.
pctphc- 30. December. SIS: January. Igi ;
March. ia. May. 72s.
sTo' coffee quIe,: Rio IS ga santos T..
o., o. -. cosf and freight offers wore
lrr'Enihr. including santos B. ami IS Iart
Ngurhnn 1T prices ranging from sai 10
20 and uu 10 10 cents tn some eases.
American Crtijis No fresh ufirrs varr
reported from RIO or Victoria.
The official cables reported u further
Hdrnrcc - - refs In tho dollar buying
'4ts. iut no further change in Rio eX.
change on London Santos was - to ~
'"Is higher. Th" carly Cnhl" from RIO
was lpchHrEot 10 100 rois higher. srd .a'er
there. wa.s an advance % q ~ lrH rris
Hr"&l an port rcc"irtS i6i"1. Iundi1hy
receipts 400.
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MntmrItIcS MIil nr I.rrcr.

Corporate 'naturitioS ucNt month
viii br unusually large. ;s70.. 900
But S2l5.o0p.00o az this tptn! viii be
the Great Northern Northern paciiic
JOINT bonds. which arr already pro-
Nidod for PENNSYLVANIA also has
!lhIlt.oon l2 ncr cen, bonds co,a-
ing due. which az" already provided
for san antonio and Kansas pass
has !3.ilc.oo0 per cen, bonds ran.
ting due. hu, that company belongs
Ia southern rociiic. ANA hence docs
not have TO worry
Much comment was heard Ia wan
street today ui the Endorsement by
the National Credit Men 81. AsSocitriou
pf the splendid work done by the
Federal reserve system in CARRYING
the country through "a great cri.l Is
This association. which is In a no
Fition 10 EXPRESS expert opininn
points OF; the Importance or pr.-
venting political mohdiinr or any
other form az interference which
would diminish tho uowcrs II ,he
present efficient administration" this
should ltvo encouragement 10 officials
who are opr"s"d 10 pressure from the
outside.
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Monthly Cotton seed tcport.

WASIIINGTON, June i7-Thc
monthly cotton seed and cotton seeds
products rcpor; for the ten months
period from Angus, | to May ri. an
npuucod today by the census bureau.
shows:
Cotton seed, crushed. 3s92.951 tons.
omparcd with 3.262.57O for the same
,riod year aro. and on hand May
~. i3o,iTi tons, compared with 1907
(; year ago.
'rud" oil produced i2i?.224a2S
] ounds. compared with I,l?5.as7.S23,
ana on hand 7o.l?S,795 pounds. com
pared with 7a.5lL5oo
Refined oil produced l.o66.722 oi2
rounds. compared with 932.7a5.2iS.
s1d on hand 2ai.O65,302 pounds. com
arcd with 3i5.5367io
Cake and meal produced i.7l3.l3l
tons. compared with i.79i,s77, and
on hand si,.S3 tons. compared with
:lG.7il
!.intcrs produced t23,606 5oo-pound
bales, compared with Coz. SCI, ana on
hand $4,000 bales. compared with
2S3.23.
Exports for tho period were: oil
G5.a2iGo7 pounds, compared with
,97.sOs.2e7.
Cake and meal, 205.oS3 tons. COM
pared with 2l073S,
Lintcrs. il.4lh running bales. com
pared with 1850
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II-Iili NIAi;IAI.I-

SEW YORK. junr li-FuilowiuE a steady
tone iu Tho Initial dealings lu tn" curb
market today. removed hcHyinr<s de-
veiuU"1 ia som. quarters. Moycments
wcEn narrow a., ruic aud the character
VI trading wan not the kind 1" attract
much attention T. was mostly - ;rsders'
civ" ana take AFFAIR
STANDARD 81. % Indiana continued It,
dpwuwArd trend. moving below - au,l
fluctuations among othcr standard oil -
sues wcr" uurer'rIu, without much change
either waY. NafI'9i/> OF displuyct a
better ton" 10 'he carly tradiu. moving
-!iThtly hIsh'r, wh'Iy sales In most az tn.
other uiis WEE" uvhr last nights closing.
industrial issues showed no ,mpTuyoiu"nt
ia n. volume ~ t-ndinE and likewise lltilc
change r.gult't 100 values
There was lizzie ohauEc tn tho character
q irudirG IN 'l,tHis Bpui~ were uulct.
with G'icrs only LIGHTLY changed from the
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NEW YORK. June lI.-Thoro WAS no
change IN the Local raw sugar market to-
day. With ccntr!fuEai quoted at cents
There were sales of ;H0l' bags ~ Porto
Riros for iune-Juiy shipment al cents
e.. D. { AMI at the close more was offered
that level wI'hou, being taken
There MAS a little moro activity In raw
sugar futures ana closing prices were
irregular. gang u. from : points decline 20
advance Near positions wrr" easier uh-
aer scattered liquidation and commission
house selling. while later deliveries wcr"
s'"1diar ON covering and trade huyiur.
Final bids: July 2Si. September, 2.Ti. be
ccma,r. -.5>. March 25l
The market for refined sugar WAS easier
and prices were reduced Il i.uints {" ~"
hrs,s ~ 80 FOR tinc graduated. tn" lowest
level recorded B.. over uVe years No i'm
provc,ueut ~aa noted in IN" demand. with
buying still confined 10 nearby require
m"nis
Refined futures were hrmcr. no,wi;h-
standing the decline tn III" spot market
and closing prices were Ia Il nc.uts no;
higher. with little more activity noted
The advaDC. was lu" 10 covering nui bay
ms Of September by leading trade in.
tcrrst, witch some thought was against
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CHICAGO LIVE srocK M>nKrr

CHICAGO. Jun" i7.-Cattie: Kec.in,s
~. generally steady shc stock slow: Ton
,..i steers. fs.d, weight. !.sIT rounds 10
Mineral Point W!-. bulk beef steers
strong :.5rt' Is. tat cows and helfrrs
.Nt@ril Ri-@N %. uulk C-nncrS ana cut
tiers t.:3 ANA $50. bologna bul.p most: 4.
W n .; butcher grades. s. a5IEr0; ycIl
calves largely ;sENTIEgs -
HoEa. Receipts 2.0ry. active Strong 20
~ lsnts h.ghor. mostly c,nts hirhor.
f,.ets,,i s'rnnE hGlh,9v"r, comparatively
lpik. !f''fi 70. pigs mostly 10 cent :
higher; bulk desirable, ;fTl0Ts5
she"ii R"coipt.. ! 90. over half packor
direct mhrket generally steady: TOP m
i've lambs. tii.5', no Westerns here 10 e.
utIL lat ewes, SEQ h.av!cs $50 ana
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BEAR RA|D|NG CONTINUES
IN WALL STREET MARKET
iriccs on STOCK Exchange Open
steady. but the Old Story Was
Later Resumed.
TOBACCO AND STEEL SUFFER
American Surnatra and Hnif-Dozc1i
Other shares Also Made New
Low Record for Ycar--Imcrirnn
Locomotive Breaks . Points.
IIN Il. T.. Iinrniitu.

NEW YORK. June i7-rriccy ON hr
stock Exchange oponet steady tnis
morning ana then did u little better
h"t u WAS not long before the old
story waH resumed. Liuuihnrion ana
bear raiding W"rc worst IN tho steel
'om"bi'". oil uirar and railway
"Guipmont stocks also were weak.
United states steel made 3. new Iow
record for ~" Nrur. sD'lirr lower
man ~ ANY TIN" Sine" 1910 Au.ri-
can Snmttra aud q half d,zcu or
more shares also wIdr l u,c low
record for Tho year Amor. can loco
motive suddenly broke I roints. = fun
point between snlcs Scars Rooburh
acted tho same wnS.
D.rcctora OF Ch,r. a,akc arh ohio
me, today and again deferred tho
s"nianmual dividend. This vac OK
pecteh. However. tho stock brpko {;
POINTS crncibi.. with its annual diyl-
n"hd cut from per cent 10 , per
cent overnight. opened down g.;
points. but ihcn recovered T.xn.
OH opened .N-iividcd and then ma dc
IN iis dividend --Fomc;hiug unusual
IN market snch as recently has been
experienced
All Of tho biz SUGAR companies an
no"ncod a cut today OF - points in
The price Of refined sugar Inasmuyh
az IN" two previous cuts this week
yer" 1t az "a cant rnuh todaN'S
change was significant,
inand Made Low
can money ruled today IL, : ID
pcr cent. on tn" outsidc market,
i"hhs "cre made at 3 per cont the
I"""St Hincc me summer Of 1919.
These outsid" loans. however. r.pro-
son, money son. sor. by ou,-of-town
hanks which is iikoiy 90 bc recalled
a; any time
i.ouiFvilI" end NashNilic, which has
called special meeting OF share
holders for July ~ TO approv. an
Ifa.o"0.00" To- Si25.uoG. ono. VIII Ask
,1rronSe In the capital stock OF from
VA" lni"rs'h'" t0guU"rcr Commission
foT authority 80 d"oiar" stock dtli-
Hend. ~ y"t tho amour, %; th.s,oc,S
hlEidrnd Is not known The company
has a ptoHt and toss surplus or So
op"poo, equal to 1T prr cent on ~
STOCK now outstanding. II giogS
dividend az $4,000, goo IS declared the
'2mrtuy w!l! stiil have u suip'us
equal :" - per cent ON the iu,raas, Il
capitalization,
III v!e% 81 tho sut mad, THIS wc.l;
VI the r"6Is.ount rate ~ tn. Sew
YORK Federal Rescrvr Bank and the
'aiN heard that othcr banks arc TO
reduce their roiiscourt rates. tho
following taAi., giving thv reserve
ratios % t,hc ludividunl banks ia az
especial interest.
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CALDWELL HARDY QUALITIES
TO HANDLE WIfE'S ESTATE

Caldwell Hardy yesterday in tho
office of the clerk of Chancery Court
qualified as executor Of the estate of
Mrs. Lucy H. Caldwell The estate
is valued at S6I,Go0 Mr.. Hardy Ia
Federal reserve agent for this dis
trict. His wifc's entire estate is left
to him
Isabella Jones qualified as executor
of tho estate of Bctty Jones, valued
at $500.
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.trEnsn,nG PEANUT M,uKrr.
SPANISH

Wenorted Gy Rodgers. r!ummer s Co,
June II. 1921
SPANISH fariu"gz' stock. market uUict.
55c 20 nc t"r hush.i old stock spanish
soc urr hUsh.l.
Fancy lu-i hos. ic 10 Ii-c yer To-
iriho Jumhps. y'7c to '|Ic pe- 10.
Fancy runners. ai.y % 90 nor 10
lNtrn urNuu runners. &C 20 SIC ucr 10.
Prime runners iizC 20 &C per 10
Smelling synyE SIC To- 80 par n
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FIRST NEW WHEAT SELLS
HERE AT $1.56 A BARREL

The first new wheat OF the season
was offered here yesterday. 1t was
a lot Of about 200 bushels, grown on
the farm OF j. X. Hutchinson, CreiEh-
ton Road, HcnriCo County. and was
bought by the Dunlop Mills The
price paid was Sl.56 per hushel.
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NI.W YORK. Jun" -Cpitpusral oI.
W. moe active. with prIrrs -hIrp.y.
h.kh"r on arg M d"mtni from shpits.
ft"'"p'tl "s ia" Surprisingly bUlljsh show F.
'AE ~ -us census report a. regards CON
sniuphon igr last month Closing bids
No. - 20 :. voiris nos hsEhc-. S5l-v 10
700 barrels. FrIrc crude. 0.iJ. prime s!rt
amer &,uaw. SPOT .11, July 5t.g. Suftrul.
ucr. i9' Dt,enlb.-. -
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Cooking Electrically

See the Simplex Electric Range
cooking n variety OF foods at our
store this week Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. between and +. NJ. 30
sure to come.
GEM ELECTRIC SHOP.
.a9 Eost Grace street.
Madison 2OJ5.
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NAVNi. STORES

SAVANNAH, GA. Iuue t. rurpontiuo
nrm. "!g a-', sales 100: receipts $40. chip
m"nu. IS, stools a2i'. R".in n,in. ssics.
~, fe Daip,s IL h'F,nJn'i 'M' ;'G ,.S
II. 2Sa l. 80 X. ~, II, TAO. y. 525 VIC.
j.J. WV. ..5l.
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SELLING RENEWAL SENDS
COTTON FIGURES LOWER

Ne" IpKK juno l1.-Thcrc was rc.
m'NS al genera! selling 10 tn cotton
i!.'6. or u p"inis net lower. and mad, a
irW low record Tor thu NJ" 90 tho ,ou-
net lortr Rallies ta!iaXti on co;.ripr
TIC i i,'a, hHtinE but " r. not iul!y main
ne decline %; q TO - points
IN" market Wa fslrly >.rahy At The
start owing 20 roi,'lv,iy oaiy Iiyar.
~ Ecstgrhay and scsit-reH hUyihE fur a
.a.,y. m" opening was poluis hishe, To-
rirht selling orders had been .b.orhod nc.
NV" N"-' Ions worked n bou, t. points
ny hh.fhr( With oCioher selling a; y q
This nnise brought out insren4.L one--
lnE'. however, suggesting liquidation %: old
."hE n'c"unis' aud tn market became
''fy ""rh Lat" IN the 'unrnl-c on reports
,hhi Ef!i!sh coal m!aers md voted aga inst
tho arccpttnC- ~ terms rTpIuscl FOR Dui-
lug ;hn strike aud The unsettled riltin, =;
tho STOCK market. stop loss orders were
uncovered on Tie decline" which "s,cuG. 4
rl"d me active months 3. 20 81 points be-
iow Lest NIGHTS closing quotations Tha
u was repoE'ed hat trade interests MAJ
been heavy buyers nu scale down and
ihH lowest following reports that me
L'nct shi-" mil sttIa" had hcym ,ettisI.
4 Ia mat IN spite - ;hc adverse vota,
!t,tltI%h c"a' miner we're gradually drift
Tho buying " The trade. however. was
..ss ac'!v" On 'he hu'Ecs. anJ last prices
crs. Western ANA Wall stree; Interests
We're conshered the big settlers again To-,
lively l!ttc irossur" from IN" South Tho
Week "nd fgrr.s showing smaller spinno-s'
IN ,ho world. Visible eupn ! % wer ,n' rr%
ably a late factor ENport. today. i5.g5V
!ecein,s e76it uni'ci states Ior, stocks.
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NEW YORK BONDS
lSOUTIIEItN)
city md S,atc Secnriue..

:, .. June IL. 1871
- o ~ reElSterca ................ tbiI) iup
- ~ ."upon ;.'..'.............t bidJ .o1s
- ", trEis,"r'h. ....................... i05Li
lana ma IS. registered ............ ihld) ~
ihnhna 5s coupon .,..:.......... tbidl -
American Smelling and Refining 80 ;fX
American Tel. ana Tel cv. Gs....... 3;is
A;chison gen. Is ,................,, iiif
Atlantic Coast Limo is; H. ......... a
Isa ltimore and ohio cv. AS. .......... G.L
Bcthlehem Steel ref. ~ ........... ST
Central OF Georfil Consol. SIS ..... ST
CshlIhi i,ea'hcr ~, '....,.... (bid) ~
csissso, am ana @%in sy 6ia Is. s SO
Chicago. Nil: and st. T.. CO. ~r2s. 80.
CnicIen. n. ]. and Pac Ry. ref d. 6js.
City Of Paris IS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, az,
Cclorabo and Southern ref ihs..... 72,s
Denver ana Rio Grande con. is... 62H
Dn;nir!on OF Canada bs NoSD .......... ssil
iifiE en- =, 1913
Int. Mef. Marine 6s Observation-Disclosures, 81
Kansas City Southern ref. a. ......... a.
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nearing in suit for s4a5.

Tho suit OF n. Aucrhach e Son
AGAINST Paul We'll, is being heard In
tho Law and Equity Court. Tho
Mt stake is s435. which the
plaintiff claims as Justly due.
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RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS
Nnl.TnNsELn IN

SECS for 'Nports closing hlds: July ana
.fnsust. 80. September hnd oct"bcr. SO
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond Union Stock Yards

Remarks: Fair run of cattle on market.
mon cattle Of all kinds very dull and
lower ~
strictly good steers. 100 lbs.
AID up OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8hR o
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LIBERTY LoAN noNn MhnKET.

I3y Fr"G.l, T.. Noting & CO..
Investment Bankers
~ r. Man ~
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Wy..i@n Mni". and hiuGgrcd he market,
III" 'fWpai h.ziHS much with upsurns In
~ '|iAe ~ grain And hogs 80
,!;;tth;l-F iuiures ranged as follows:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-17

The special meeting of the stock
holders iof the Melrose Cooperative
Creamery Association held Monday
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-17
Two Trains of Corn
Asked for StearnS
Minnesota Farm Bureau Calls on
Counties to Join Nationwide
Relief Project

St. Paul, March 1.-two solid
trainloads of corn will be the gift of
Minnesota farmers to the starving
women and children of Europe and
children of Europe and Asia, if the
appeal sent out by the Minnesota
Farm Bureau federation is answered.
Assured of free railroad trans
portation for every carload of grain
donated to save the lives of starving
women and children abroad, the fed
Grafton appealed to the As leading
corn producing counties of the state
to laod 60 to 70 cars for every ship
ment. The corn relief movement in
Minnesota is part of a nationwide
compaign begun by the American
Farm Bureau federation. The first
of 100000 bushels already pledged
is on the way to the seacoast. A
single county in Illinois has loaded 16
cars.
children are dying by hundreds
and thousands in famine stricken re-
gions," says the appeal. "They aren't
YOUR CIlluIeh, CHey dfen mlHHeSotd
children. But they are children and
they are dying. Corn means life to
them and to hundreds of thousands
of men and women doomed to die I'M
less help comes. The railroad bro
therhoods have denoted their time to
haul the corn; the railroads have Of
fered cars and engines free. Now it
is up to the farmers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-17

forenoon wass attended by about 60
stockholders, and it was voted to re-
incorporate under the new co-opera-
tive law of the state, increasing the
capital stock from $4,000 to $25, 900
and increasing the limit of liabilities
from $4,000 to $4,000. New bylaws
were also adopted. 1t was proposed
at the meeting that shares be issued
for the one cent to be deducted for
the building sinking fund, but when
put to vote is was defeated by a
close count.-Melrose Beacon.
After many trying and exasperat-
ing conditions, the Flavo Flour Mill
ing company have at last been able
to overcome these conditions and are
prepared to care for the needs of the
community in -four and mill feeds.
This community is fortunate in Sc
curing this splendid home industry
1t deserves and we believe will re-
ceive the full support of every one
as it is a great convenience to have
a good home mill. A flour mill at
home places our farmers in an in.
dependent position enabling them t.
dispose of their wheat by sale or ex
change it at the mill door for gooc
flour and feed.-Grey Eagle Gazette
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-17
Articles of Interest to the Farmer
Edited by W. Huntner County Agent Melrose Minnesota

Acres of Facts-Minnesota has T.
100000 acres of peat lands, and, in
order to make the best use of them,
has set the soil specialists of the
Minnesota Experiment Station, under
DR.. F. j. Away, to work to dig into
the boys and to dig out the facts. And
DR.. Away and his staff are making
progress. They have just issued to
the Minnesota experiment station,
bulletin 1914, which gives a report of
the work done on the Golden Valley
peat experimental fields in 1918 and
1919, fields which are typical Of high
lime, grass and sedge covered Dogs
of northwestern Minnesota. This re-
port among many other things, says:
"Owing to lack of available phos-
plate the fields proved extremely up
productive when treated like ordinary
mineral soils.
But good yields of the crops adapt
ed to the region were obtained when
phosphates either in the form OF
farm manure or commercial fertilizer
were supplied. m !.
!. Lime was found to be abundant
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-17
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Them in Sank Centre, and
Good Reason for it.

Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the
following. Ask your neighbor.
Mrs. H. G. Sohle, N. Main St.,
Sank Centre, says: 81 can certainly
praise Doan's Kidney Pills, because
l have used them and they brought
me, fine results. When I had back
ache, Doan's cured me of it entirely
in just a few days. Before l used
them, my kidneys were acting irreg-
ularly, but Doan's soon regulated
them. I have never had any of that
trouble since"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
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get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
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