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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
AVOID DODDER lSFEsTITIOE
Fsrnsf shosid Uss Plants kno~n te
ns Immune 20 ATTACKS 81
psstisross Weed

TIE u.eessity ~ sisctius plants
immune 90 driicf infssiati'a When
culiivsting uoaiy CLEANED land vas
emphasized BY o. IMPORT which rvcyniiy
fra,i~i fhs unii~i States neparimsnt
of Agriculture UHHuruius Go fcsiruc
ton - an entire rr'd u sggIltui on q
newly c.UuIcl tri o. Pennsylvania
81 had vas tho iufrsisiion that uoi .
single fruit vas fmei ou no pam.
Etil. plants ans CO. sutirv ned AS
DESTROYED Tie d.-iief Eus determined
a. haze driirf a~cirs ~ un.
cdmmdu uu hazel ard other wili
shrubs aui on uek irefot and other
Wiid ttd.s Doc ustrf prutinuslY ~
p0rtci on cultivated plants The So
pafimsut rr.uumrufs That o. land
known o. contain fhs se,'is ~ dsiief
fsrurfs shou.I ua plants which are
immune tu utia,ls ~ thg ps~i nle
follouing plants arr ne susceptible
o. Injury ti iefirf. cfru soy huans
velvet hrlus oaeIfaa sud small
sruins such as oats uhcst aud nv
pofatu.s aui tlrkuheaf rrVqe
coumouIt us,-i cu newly c.safsi land
arr DOT ,su uke'y o. b. injured ~
duiisr hui frlct cfops should not
b. planted ou land kuuNn O. contain
duiirf sT,ts
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
YOUNG Girl DIES

AZ 600 O'Clock. Thursday morning
MIs Georgia Olive swi.her passed
away AZ The home Of her parents. ST.
and Mr G. ~ Swi.her on West
Depot &c. MiH Grorrin bad been
quite ilI for only O. Few days So.
ans ., years old sDd q devoted daurl
trr
The funeral wiIl b. conducted OF
ihe Methodist Church today of on,
O'Clock by hrr pastor Rev G. g.
Dillon after which ths remain. WiI
be- Inferred boz the MapI, WEES Gene
try
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
Produo,. o. garden In s.~ s,siso

Products o. osrdsn IN ss~ sssieo.
20 tho community ven tried out. such
a. suiss chnfI. chinese nbhags az
pamgus und o,ierJ. and fruits iiks
ever hsarinz stuuherfiss rhuhart.
garden lemons. and other varieties not
previously RAISED These Were FruWu
successfully Grapes peaches piufns
apples and aprirois have brsu planted
BY many people ahp had no fhoushi
thsss fruits would sruw in their c0un.
. This T. a dJ land section where
practically DO attention has been
given 90 me home garden.
E,efyihing tried and Tivss proper
attention hruusii rooi results some
failures we've reported Sue 20 iack -
moisture and lars - carr Reports
also showed that besides en- that was
nssi fresh on the table. from 500
10 toeo quarts ~ Vegetables and
fruits we're canned 90 this Couniy
last year
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
GOOD COLLAR IS ESSENTIAL
gssr, rsrmsf shosld pian 70 Prevent
sors Nscst ard shosldsrs -
Work Hofsss

N1u that co. blsI ssas1n o. hers
ever fauuff tfal.i make e. gafsfal
saaminauan ~ co. slpliY ~ harss
cellars ou haui aul s1r 90 O. ihat D.
tas gc1i ttiiuf COLLAR o. efsI
horse ts puuase, 20 put 20 voft sore
shoulder ana sons ueyts un faun
horses arr generally causcl either BY
conau that a. uoi no or By names
that arr noi property adjusted
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
VEGETABLES ENTIRE
YEAR FROM GARDENS
Accomplishment OF Women In
One New Mexico County.
Everything Tried In oV.Lsnd Section
and Given Proper Attention
Brought Good Rssylts-hueh
Fruit Was Canned.

prepared By The United states Depart
ment u Agricultufel
Women IN Union county. New Mexico,
un working 10 have on every farm .
garden large enough 10 supply uie fam.
IIy with vegetables the entire year.
with sufficient surplus for each
housewife 20 can or Dry enough vogv
lshlez Tor winter use.
The United States Department of
Agriculture reports that the following
10 part OF shat was accomplished
last yeur Ia this county under the ~.
rsr,islon u he home demonstration
assnf A great many vegetables new
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
A u,.iuI 40

= bought this parrot ala months $50
10 reform him admitted J Fuller
uleom "bui soou save Nv ihs atismp'
"Ah' ilis profanity sas toe muI h
fof yuuf
"No found q vsff comfortable 70
have my sentiments Expressed o. com.
pisisly siihHut he.us ohilf~d 90 ctsft
myssIf in thr least kausss Ciiy
STAR
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

A misery oit gentleman vss &c.
cosici ty sifsst tssssr
a tit q charity. vh'usi tie hsg.
Gar
q Am uei In the habit " giving
money in ne street wss The rsl
Z don't esnt o. make q display -
my wealth bot hsrv T. my sdirsss
aui be handed over . ,isiiius ard =
ohe u his friends hsrcslous LIZ
quylia
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
HURRICANE CHURCH
TO BE DEDICATED

On the nth Sunday in July the
new church At Hurricane will be- ded
icaled Rev " J. Hogari will
preach the sermon at 1900 O'Clock
and dedicatory services in the after
noon There will be- dinner on ID,
grounds Everybody invited
q N CAPsHAW. Pasto
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
CAREFULLY SAVE DROPPINGs
guhsr Uss tof Fsr,lliTsr o. plspess
% 10 Psrsons who Car naks
aoos uss o. Thew.

No matter hov small the ieeh ne
dropplngs should b. carefully saved
stored aud either used as fertilizer fof
plsnts % disposed % 70 pcrsous Who
ean 90 usc them ~ incfoase The fsr
tIlily u ths soh
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

REWARD 81 90 rewad for q
pair ~ tortoise she'll rlssses lusi b.
tween Marion and Cuiisndsn Spriuri
call MISS EVEllNE ROBERTS
Telephone l2i.5 4
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Ms l.ucils Moorr. grand daughter
II judge and Mf lames A Moore.
u o Depot Street returned home
Sunday ftom the State University sl
Lexington where she graduated 10
the college " Arts and Science
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Hlnks We'll trey % cay thsi tive
aoss ~alt fof ne msn.
plnksi Ne, 90 WIZ psepls by
s,uH tsn W ~ ,iH's sHs ~s ~sh
fsf n Ger yssrs
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

guest ~ hsr sister Mr kit Butler
lat wrek
Mr and SIR g. A Stephenson
~ iun.ss we're Boo town Monday
Clsaraug, Sale Hat 50 s- each
MRs d , LAMB
Mi. Naomi Asher zoe. io radulah
ihs sesi cod o. welt hsf sister Whu
BE- iu e. hDsp.iaI there ST. r.ss from
radu.at Ca Bowling Green % enter
ths State Normal
Mu N,Ihs Boyd and Miss Dolly
Brown ~ rinsy fofi asrs shopping
hrr, Friday
Sc and Mr e. % Woody were
shopping Boz Mauau lat FRIDAY
Mr and Mr jane % Moon,
lsfi f.f their home in Muuhrs, horo
Tenn Iasi Iuday after s.t silh
b. pafsnr So ani Mr a e.
Moon,
Nauns Nunn harvested tueniJ
agfrs ~ clover last ussk yielding
TOO IONS o. thr arr,
Miss Mildred SlmmsuIiIe. Wt1
va. an h.faf graduate ~ State un.
tsui'y u kentucky thr year bal.
arrived home io visit boz parents
"a % Canaan and Nfs seth
stevens toak their Sunday School
1.assss o. HM Spring. on Wrinss
iaY ~ a.t seek flr a ptuil
uf Hayden ~ Salem vas boz Ma
u.n last Friday
Nu y O. Christian and children
ars here u spend ihs summer Nth
boz parats Mr ani ST. " O.
usiss
Prof y O. CHRISTIAN. vho va
famub superintendent ~ ths oi,
schools b. attending Columbia uu,
tsf.itl
Acton klnrsumarsn sui M.sa Ma
B Ns.tbt ~ Marion v,rs married
boz, today Evansville Journal
So ari Mr O. Rankin "
t.Iis fsuD asr, Boa Marion WeinsI
dal
Mn sauis Gu,.. ~ Tou. be- ,s
tur be- sou. D. D. Ou,ss
Mr. Evelyn WHams ~ rrou
dense. b. visiting NJ Sam Gur,u
hsim
The people ~ folu on, making bir
preparation Go ths bir barbour, tD
b. hrh there on luIl tih shrn ihs,
sllI las The ,orncr Stone " their new
lhurth
o., Hyford and family lsn last
sssl Coz Bowling Green where o.,
elll enter school
Born o. Ne and Me- lsr pcrl
man u Franklin Mime. a ba,
Ms MaD Moore ~ sheridan
uh, has been quite iiI b. oanairsl
iuF
So aui Mr q % Crime u
Tau att,uIri ibr thaliaulua Wei
usaJay
Miss Ruth Gurss IL To.u be- WIS.,
ruuf bri brother Eufrus Guess co.'s
. week
Miss GLADYS Baker vho has h,rr
b attending o. conservatory ~ must
.at Louisville. arrived "wednesday 2,
I spend a vacation With her parents
M and NJ JACK haker on Fast
Depot Street
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN
One Cook. name Halle Re.
turn 10 :. GuGENHElM

Ia
"''''a. '' ap''hfI'''' '''.. arrived
'.''.' ana .,' iN' f'' oi Nf
u.. N.r. I..g-- r.,..t.F ..I
ST.. Ia..utir. r..f. ~ r.tt.. ID.
....t... A.. r..... t.....,t........l
..
$500 -. ~.
,
49,, ~ No. t.,.
-.I....., ..,.. 10 t....l
Mr Nile Fianay and daughter
Sic. Virginia have returned from on
extended ,.t Boz Arizona
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Homer Paris and family ~ Evan.
900, .rrHf Base ussl siih Nr arl
Mu . a g. prksn.. returning
tams SATURDAY
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Local News

|Local News !
.......... ......~...:
Mn Cochran b. quite ~ 81 the
home u her son. \ u Cochran
Z Naudell vas able 10 be- IN
Oh, Bank Tuesday after several weeks
q illness
Mirss Cora. Catherine and Ida
nogsrd. who have been teaching iu
ths Louisville City Schools. are home
aith their parents. ST. and Mu vs.
nogard
Mr. q 81 Cap.haw and children.
n Tolu. N,fr guests n ST. and M
" Scott Pafis Wednesday
Mu n q Rice Sir D..
Hhlyard NJ. EDNA Code and How
I'D Re- " frsdonia have attended
TIE Chsutauqua ths sssi
81 Is Muurshsad ~ run,e
ton. b. visiting So bad Mrs Gus
Taylor
Watis ifankhn b. quite 800 at che
home u hs father B. e Franklin
81 Heron
Mr. HsnD Dunn. sho has been
90 M h1.piiaI Boz Evansville D.. 90.
ported to bel improving aud ail De-
home faan
M llll, Belle Bonn sho sis
itiHg hsf parents BE- rs.utsun. from
hsi uinsss
Mi- Marie M.auhsai aha has
been guest ~ Me- Cos Taylor
hss returned a. ruu1sion
% u lHus u San Antonio Ts1.
s visiting relative here
Finer DahaFsn ~ Rodney "a boz
Marion ohs aay .a.t ussa on busi
hes
Nc sui Nr O. % LATHE sent
O. Claf eatafiaJ oH t.f
Is Boston sent a. surris ou
tasinsss saturday
" s. hemp aas n Webster
o..rp .H la.Inss. tha sesi
Hsru rHsIsY fsiarsd ffam co.
unnau .unisY ln Boz usa 0af
uf lassu ani Poorest Hams -
Iah usls at tts Chaaiau4la Wei
rssiaI
O. uUnd ~ frsiaha uas
81 a. Dtsaiaagla W,inFriai
ST.. G.aiu Dauum ~ Nashville
Tenn ta. hssH t.siiar ~ Ne
81 % ,sHnan
tuuf ,aaft .aH,rHss here nest
Nanis, 9Th e. ufht i..tst
RI WtssI.i sent o. Evansville
SUNDAY
q tsaro sas m Marion
Tasstsi oH tasIHs..
NJ El..sU So. cod sou ~ VI
dl,st visited SIS D. hut.t
Sunday
Nst tsris,u BE- tfJs CO.. fss
days tsfau BE- fass tu Evansville
who're BE- tas accepted e. position
VI nc sui D ~ nu ssrs
boz MsuaH saturday
Hsup n,.mssr ~ Olsyus was boz
ths cts saturday
Miss Nirfluis lliIl eha hss bad q
position Boz Maiisou0ils BE- visiting
be- parents so and Ms J a.
Hil. q tiihuus
Tsssl u.k,u. went O. gspior lat
Saturday
ST. lsf Chandler has bought The
interest ~ his rafiusi usia. Andres.
49, Auifsss wiu frtir, from ths
gutsy businsss
Nt sud Ms Gray Rochester and
tstg of Louisville sr, VISITING hit
rafsrts So arl Mr . % RIB
s.. U.H..|H. .fr..H
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Mis. GLADYS hahsr who has b,en
attending conservatory ~ must,
At Louisville. arrived "wednesday 60
spsud a vacation with her parents.
NJ and NJ laek Baker on Fast
Depot Street
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

lost on streets ~ Marion sar
r.rI hroo.h eih Shrine rrh.sn
InIsf please deliver iu ieu J..L
and rr.rItr reward o.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

MIrrs Cora. Catherine and Ida
llogsrd. who have been teaching boz
ths Louisville CTS schools are home
aith their parents. Sc aud Mr Vs.
B. Hugafd
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

M.ss NirFlus uiIl eha be- bad .
position Boz Maiisou0ils BE- visiting
be- parents ST. and Ms } 81
ulI q Iihuus
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Z Nandell vas able Ia be- IN
th, Bank Tuesday after several weeks
q illness
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H,np Bslmssr q Crsyu, w., boz
ths ay saturday
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Mr Cochran b. quite ~ 81 the
home u her son. \ u Cochran
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IHC sui D. 81 uu we're
boz Maroon saturday
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Mss Nsftis Jorrrr ~ Ir.lun, sr.
So John Aren't ~ rlu were mai
coed SUNDAY
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Sat ,sris,n BE- trfs co. fss
dsys tsfau be- fas u Evansville
whsfs be- tas accepted e position
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Mf lsf chandler has bought the
interest " be- Iartusr usia. Andrew
49, Andrew sill retire from thr
gtuosfy busiusss
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NJ Eus.su Ma.s cod saH ~ w.
dlsst visited Mu A Butler
sIuisB
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Me- Ei Naur,.t and babe return
"a from Evansville ans dst Iasi ar,k
Toe rfess WsIlams. ihr young of
fsn
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Mr. q 81 Cap.haw and children
u Tolu. s,fr guests ~ ST. and M
" Scott paus Wednesday
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% s. Wooisiis. u rusy sc,tiou
~, Boz Marion Saturday
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~ Wt,,.r cent o. Evansville
SUNDAY
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tuuf ,aat ..H,rHs. here uss
Nauisy 9Th uftt iftst
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J e. Haur.aui and q o Wh
tstn sus Boz smiibisrl h.i n,ia,
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M llhs Belle Bonn sha sis.
itilF hsf parents be- recovering from
hff iIlnssr
So. Marie M.oshsai sba tas
been guest ~ Me- Coo TaJIaf
tss returned o. runerioH
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

~ 81 hemp uas n Webster
o.4riY .H tl..ns.s thn Sea
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Mi- GIaiY Dl.Iam ~ Nashville
Tenn e. tsfH t.riiaf ~ NJ
81 % ,snHaH
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pf laasp ani Poorest Harms u
Iau ssfs az tts Dhaaiaa4ls Wei
nsadsI
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Mr sud Ms Gray Rochester and
tstg ~ louisville srs visiting mt
Parents Sc arI Mr % hlh
eater uu D. usutu.f Street
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Hsru rHfIsy rsiausi ffam ln
uHuau .arisl In BE- ura .af
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LOST Camvl hruo,h between
Cuttendsn spfiura aud Marion
nndef please return o. Mt Albert
shelby snd tsrritr reward
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Nc sui Mu O. % LATHE ssnI
@. CIat atufiaJ ou a.f
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Elmer Oaharsn ~ Rodney a. r
Marion oHs dsy Iasi arst on tu'i
ness
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% ~ lfus n San Aniaui. To
n visiting relative here
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Master Charlie. A naurhuey 81
b. visiting b., aunt boz Calvert Ciy
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Mr. HsnD Dunn Who haa been
90 us ha.pIiaI Boz Evansville be- 90.
ported a. bel improving aud slIl De-
home faau
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Watts Franklin b. quite 900 ~ ihs
home u boz father D. & Franklin
81 Heron
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g. Boston sent o. smrs, on
tatinsrs .atufisy
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Mu u e. Rice. Mr g.
Hlyafi Sir Edna Code and How
I'D RE ~ frrdonia. have attended
TIE Chautaugua tho sssi
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Miss Ruth Cues of raiu i. ,is.
iuuf hst brother Eufrue Guess COS.
week
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81 q Muurshsad ~ runrs
con. b. visiting So mad SIR Cos
Taylor
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Wuoty Guess vas Boz Marion or
business Thursday
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John Terrell Of Casad was In Ma
rion Saturday
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10, people n tOlu arr making boz
pf,pantaus far ihs bir barbr.u, o.
b. tsld there ou Doh, tih vhrn ths,
siu las thg corner stone " their new
thur,h
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-31
MANY ENTRIES FOR
FAIR AT BELGRADE
Boys and Girls Showing Keen Interest
In Competition. High Glass
Livestock Entered

Friday and Saturday will be given
over to the Boys and Girls second
annual county fair at Belgrade, and
they will practically own the town.
The show will be held in the big brick
building formerly occupied by the
Power Implement company, and there
is every prospect of the exhibits be-
ing too nuemorus to be accommodate
Cd From present entries received
and many that are to come in before
Friday ~ evident that the interest
in this event is very extensive.
The livestock exhibit will be espec-
ially large and attractive. In fact
from the appearances of some Of the
animals entered, there is going to be
lot of older exhibitors in the coun-
ty who will have to get in and dig
TO keep the young folks from show
INC them up as Indifferent producers.
There viii be no less than four dairy
calves entered, seven baby beef, Is
or Is high class sheep, 20 hogs, 136
birds and as many rabbits. Every
day finds more entries coming in to
the office of J. Fred Cline, leader
Of the Gallatin county Boys and
Girls clubs, who is secretary Of the
fair.
1t is evident that the Judging con
test viii be extremely keen, for there
will be some entered who have beer
in former contests and they will bc
aided by their former experience. 9th
ers have been studying up on tht
points in most intensive manner 81
that those who win will have to dis
play the very best ability and a keel
! knowledge of the subject. The judg
ing contest is open to all club mtm
bers who have sent their member
ship cards in to the secretary's of
flee. The three winning the highes
points will be sent to the state fai
at Helena to represent Gallatin coun
ty there. The points will be award
ed, so per cent upon the Judging an
so per cent upon the oral reasons gi'
en- for the decisions. Every contest
ant should report early.
Many prominent stock breeders Q
the county have expressed the inter
tion of showing part of their herd .
the fair, not for competition, but t
display the animals and for the pul
, pose Of making sales. After the judi
. ing has been finished and award
\ Continued on Page Twelve)
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-31
MARKETING METHOD
USED BY CREAMERY
Outline of General Practice Used by
Cooperative Creameries in
Handling Products

Local interest in the cooperative
creamery has assumed large proper
tiOns and the dairy farmers are Civ
ing the matter a good deal of atten-
tion. The financial features are be-
ing gone into and the methods and
practices of marketing the product.
The returns are important, the man.
ner Of receiving them, and together
with the net earnings form one of
the vital part of the business.
An article has been prepared for
the Courier covering the subject. 1t
is written by G. L. Martin, professor
of dairying at the Montana State col
lege, and covers the matter in very
comprehensive way. 1t is well worth
reading:
The marketing practices followed
by many creameries in Minnesota
and Wisconsin might be of value to
Montana dairymen. The marketing
is concerned chiefly with the buying
of the milk and cream from the pro-
ducers and the marketing Of the fin
ished products to the trade.
There are two kinds of creamery
organizations, cooperative and the
nom-co-operative stock company cor
s(Continued on Page Twelve1
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-31
MARY CURL BECAME
BRIDE ON TUESDAY
Quiet Wedding Celebrated at. Home
of Bride With Relatives and
Friends Present

Miss Mary Curl became the bride
Of Mr.. Craig c. Ingram Tuesday
evening at the home of her parents
on West Mendenhall street. Rev. A.
L. Chapman officiated. The wedding
was quiet affair with only the close
relatives and few friends Of the
bride and groom present. The couple
left Wednesday morning on a we'd
ding trip covering the eastern cities
of illinois and New York.
Just before the ceremony Miss Min
ME E. Marquis sang "An Old Love
Song" When the bridal couple en-
tered the room and as the words Of
the ceremony were being spoken, 'T
Love You" was played upon the piano
by Miss Florence Aitken. The troth
was plighted amid bower of green's
and sweetpeas, which very simple
decorations made the room beautiful.
The bride is one Of the popular
young ladies Of Bozeman having
come here from Livingston with her
parents. She was a student at the
Montana State college, where she
took up domestic economics. She is
q member Of the Alpha 0micron pi
and has taken a pxomirent part "a its
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-31
FORMER BOHEMIAN MAN
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

Friends wh6 knew Oscar NJ. Malm-
borg viii be sorry to learn Of his
death at Long Beach, Calf, on July
Goth In a communication received
last Saturday by the Courier the fol-
lowing report OF his death and funer-
al is given;
Oscar NJ. BIalborg, formerly Of this
city, died in Long Beach, Calf. on
Friday, July 29th. He had been in
poor health for several years and for
this reason sought relief in verious
parts Of the country. He was born
in BOzeman February oath, 1884. His
father was the late Olaf Malborg,
lege, and on February %, 1908 was
Of this city. He attended State Col
married to Miss Margarete, Davis,
who survives, with their two children
George and Mattalen. One brother,
Fred Malborg, lives near Manhatten.
The funeral services at Long Beach
brought together many well known
families from Bozeman, all of whom
extended their sympathies to the wild
2w and her family. DIR Robert M.
Donaldson, former pastor Of Mr.,
Nalborg ii Bozeman, read the serv-
ice. Friends and kindred bore the
body to IFS last rest. The pail bear
ers We're Will, Laurence, and James
Davis, DR. Patterson, Fred Wylie and
sang a solo.
Mr.. Malborg persisted in his eff
forts to regain health and strength.
He seemed never to give up. He ex-
pected to leave, in a few hours, to
visit his mother in Montana. The
end came suddenly and with out
warning. Generous floral tributes
marked the sympathy and effection
of friends near and far away.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-31
MANY ACTIVITIES FOR
THE KIWANIS CLUB
Members to Take up Road Marking
With Commercial Club and
County Commissioners

Monday noon the Kiwanis Club
held its weekly meeting at the Boze-
man Hotel at which time a large
amount of business was taken up,
There was large attendance of men
bers and all entered into the discus
sion of the matters brought up in a
thoroughly business like manner.
A report was read Of the committee
appointed to take up with the Cham
Der Of Commerce the Gallatin Way
Road and its conditions, This COM
mitee made a very fine report cover
ing the situation thoroughly, the re-
port being adopted by the members.
The c0mmitte was instructed to con-
tinue and take up other matters real
ative to the road.
During the discussion, it was de-
cided to have the committee request
the appo:ncment Of a like one from
the Rotary Club to join with the
Commercial club, the county COM
missioners and the Federal forestry
service to map out q formal system
OF reporting road conditions. This
would include the marking of such
parts of the road as is under con-
struction and would also comprise
the erecting Of notices at proper
places for the information of tourists
A letter was received from the
Great Fails Kiawanis Club extending
.heT good will to the Bozeman club
and rendering the cooperation of the
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