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noss session. the remainder Of the
afternoon was spent in visiting. Miss
Crane Towlos and Miss Bronson we've
tho guests.
Little johnny Mitchell celebrated
his seventh birthday at the home ~
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garland
G Mitchell on East sixth street, On
Monday afternoon.
a number Of little friends had
been invited 30 enjoy the occasiC n
with him and tho time was spent
with Chi,drou's games. Johnny re
coivcd many presents from his play
mates. Ice cream and cookies wei Q
served
Married by Justice Tcrrara, wed
nosday, July 20, nt the home Of NJ
and Mrs W T.. Rltchson. about
eight miles wcst Of Clarcmorc, Dayi1
Martin, a. - wagner and Miss BID
die Ritrhson. 70. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs W B. Euchsou OF Clarcmore,
Okla. After n short honeymoon this
csrmable couple viii make their
home on farm near Wagone~,
Okla
Miss Oulia Pendlcton OF Talala
and Miss Flora Lipe Of Novatl
passed through the city Wednesday
on their way to Quapaw for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. W. II. Condry and son from
Chelsea are In the city on a visit 10
J. W Henderson this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Loren Payne NJ ok.
mulEcc are I'm the city on a visit ~
Mr. and Mrs Homer Draper.
Mrs. Edward Montgomery. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. q.
y Brewer. and family. for the pas
wcok. returned to her home in
Miami Sunday.
Tho campfire girls Of the Queen
Esther Missionary society held nn
interesting meeting at the Methodist
church Monday evening. Mrs. Ray
mond Brdwell and Mrs Herman
Garst are the guardians Of the
Campfire girls.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Chism. Of Okc.
mah Mr. and Mrs. .. l.. pclrden,
and Mr. and Mrs W. T.. Wolfe are
enjoying few DAYS outing on the
COW Skin river.
Mrs. Herman Garst's sunday
school class Of girls entertained pr,
Rassman's class OF boys nt the Garst
home on East Sixth street on Tues.
day evening This little feature oi
class entertaining f. the result of
the automobile contest which Is TAX
ing place at the Methodist sunday
school.
Mrs. T.. A. Church Of Locust Grove
Is iu the city on a visit to her son
| Charley and wife residing Forth ot
town,
! Mrs Hubert Patterson is visiting
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Gt.illI.MnItI,.

Mrs. Marc Mathcrs and little
daughter, Marguerite Of Tulsa spent
the wook-cnd IN tho city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. Man
ross
Mr.. and Mrs Abel Washburn and
daughter Adaboth, returned last
week from visit 10 relatives and
friends at Wichita, Kan, and Hon.
nesscc. Okla.
Misses Merle and Halle Moore re-
turned Monday from Tahlcquah.
where they have boon attending the
Northeastorn state Teachers college.
Mrs. \ v Robinson and Mrs. j.
r. Lee Chapcyoncd a crowd Il young
folk TO the Nerdigris river on an
outing Tuesday evening.
Miss Pauline N1yes returned 20
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Tb,v ha., boom visiting at the home
~ Ntr and NY. t. g. Beaver.
.fr. Jo.,.I uu.t. Ir.. entertained
T.,,Il. win "a uoou-huur dinner
i'm loI1r of T. y. Ha.ucy and Joe
n,Ir,. uf Cottage GROVE. Tunu.
Nf- g. vs. hughes nui duuEhicr,
yJa have bccn VISITING az tho II. j..
mn home. IN Wednesday on "a
motor try 30 their home at pawnco.
Okla
.I.. Doctor Mason OF Cbrompt"
.s .Isi.rr ,..a week 40 90, home o'
Nr uud Iia Davis IIiIl and Mr. ana
Jam,a iuI
Sol. au1 Mrs % I. Couu'r and
family AI.. returned from their cote
.ag' 800 'h" Sp'"ua" l'h-' aii'r
spending ."''. al "''h5 th''c
VI I' J.. N'i'' "'+ H'.'''7
Ihu.sl.. afternoon a' n,' nome On
south Sml'n stree. i'r 'h' "'''I'n o.
Dry h".l''y or 100 ''i-.' Hl.l'I'.''
church
MIR. ana Mi' q. N"ou"tIu a., "''g
have been Waiting az mo nome OF
Nr ana Mrs Tr"d Lippic. loft Su'-
dag Tor -. Louis, iturl "hl'h pa .'
they VIII 20 to tai,forrl"
Mrs Arthur J.. Nutnh'r RAIN l'It
Tuesday uith' Tor iarWF'II'' 10
for 20 visit with her daughter, NJ H.
J ". DInuiustun ana hrr F"u' ran b
shaw Chluucr,ur. Her gran H.
Aaught,I. M.-s catherine RoblnSo1'
viii accompany h,r
Mrs. Jean Miller lett TueSday
morning for NIsit with realtiVes ~
Abilene. Kan,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. TrcNl"y or Sl
puipa visited this week at the hoW'
ot Mrs II. II Hrits heit
Mrs Dan Wright .ett the first or
the week for Memphis. Tenn ana
Armory Miss. Tor a visit with relN-
tiv.s.
Miss Ruth Farhncy LETT SATURDAY
FOR oklahoma CRY for visit VII n
friends.
Nfrs. T. NJ Wilson is visiting IN
Tulsa from which Mace ahc will go
to Sapulpn and Oklahoma city be-
fnro returning home.
Mr. and Mrs I, u Butler and
family loet tho first ~ tho week
FOR a vigi, M lola Kan. with MIS-.
gutior's parcu's Nr and Mrs. J.
NJ Youny
Nr and Ifrs 4 T. Podman ard
family returned "Wednesday from
RrnnEon. Mo. where thcy have bccn
onioylnr Tho summon I'm their co,
tage on tho lake ,hcro
Mrs G. ! Cronlnrer IL visiting
friends in Lexington and Other
r,t,,s T., ,.t,,.,,,Jn
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nIlOki.N NHItOW

A. aud .Ir. D. Al <,.,.r and
,l.I.i.,u ..,,i..,I ,y,.Iu,.,!,y from
. ,.'.,... ,,.,. .,.,..... r..,.,ao All.
,... .,.. L..I., I.v,. and GkI,-
l.,.,
v's tu,I,. and u,I, lVyph .
t.. I... ..,uru,d f.,u wish fn
N.. l.U..I,.. .,I,u,, Nfr and AIfs.
N, l..,,rI trl,raDu ~ g.Its,y
.,.,. .,.,,iI J1ya during ino ocek
,,.. y.. uur... John Anderson. ami
t.....
II. ,rI Mrs r. q. gaudera of -f.
I..... .... ,,,,ag,,I q, arriyo lprI3y
,,.r... fnr IA yrot.s Wait 10 n,ir
rI.., ST., q G. Coairllo ana Mr.
D......
A. and Af,g / u. ptowru lrrt
yurf,,. ,,,ulrg fur Rf Louis .wh.r.
tb,.. ...r,rt =, ...f their niece NiI#s
l.,.. C.I..k and other relatives 100
r,. ,rs..,fi u,rif.ppIia TI.. also
,,,,.r =, r.,rI 4'r. NM, with
,...u.cs In Illuua LcfYr, return.
,... ...,,o
p.. aud MIRA g. IL Arpl,myer
g...t e, ekint,rk NyrdursI,. 'pr 10.
,i.It ,isr ann Nra Aup,.r.arl
.,.,l.I ~ n Arnold and family.
,I.. rI,r,n, NsAu,Ny l.r Fri-
f... ,,, clinton T,un aud Florence.
Al. .n , .i,,iI.r which .lu rN.
f.ul unuI snrf,mn,r
Mo a. N.rr.py has returned
rr.,Y pon,, ruy tu.r. ahr Vas
.,,I,l ly ,no n.nrs4 of her father.
y,nu,, d.,th occurred after her ar
,.I
49,. ,..,.u p..,,.. ,., -. ,..
''',' ,,...t..., . A.,
D'.. y, s,| i,I. C',. ~ ErilI1
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SECTIoN--B

her parents at Van Buren,. Ar.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry t,f.e
Sunday night Tor Tulsa f1r eN
with Mr.. and Mrs. v Guy E.r. SS.sI
before leaving for points Al li'.''.'''Ns'
on a vacation trip. 's..i
Mrs. sarah Hurst has r.,...
from sand Springs wh,r. sna 4. y
visiting her daughter, Mls "i
Dolwcl. 400 q.
Mrs. Lillian Beaver aud I,Y,t...
Miss Lila starr, who have r.t7'-.'
from lichryetta, report d ,,i,. U.ss'
ant visit. '''as'
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STATE SOCTICI CIY

i'"" fo.'i'i gay N''It 20 per
.t''.I' '' '' ,'''''' '' '.''
,"' H''"' i'.' "''' ''''. "' '.'''
'P''NtH
Ms g. q. Mii."T and -FOUR chile
dicu l'it W'du".IAy inr 'n'H bonn"
in ir1r.n, i.l. ni'Di mpn'hH F...'
'" h"r p1r'n'' Mr aud M.. T. VI
smith ~ Haskell place.
Miss II,l,u Malr Tmmw,r has r'.
turned from a. f.W DAYS ,.Ht go Sir
and Nl4. j. yitity ~ Tul-a.
Ni. and ,,. ~ b..trf. y,-
iyr,rI -,t.,,I.,. fr..l Il y.,,k.s. visit
o., ,..at4g,, 'tL.ur,.tia
a.. a.. ,r r.,,... ....
'"I "'' ". ~, ..., ,''',,
'I' "''.N " "'''''" a. ''' '''
'' '' '' '.,"e ,,.'...'
H'''
"''' I'D '' '''''''h
''.''' '' '''''''
Mrs b.. ]. Lancaster Tp,ni several
DAYS du.Iuf the week in Tulsa ih"
E''. "I ID '''iH'5 liuFh 'hiy anu
lt.n'Il Law.
" .t Maud Han ot NdshlnHton'
ID a. - inc t'.'i or NJ, IaW's g..
W. IltFt ana LOUIS" ii'lindn Tor
i'" d1ys
y h' W'wh'r' OF tho missionary
"'i''i "t me VI r.. 'nur'h' s'ulh'
net WIN Miss l''IIa Ferguson on
N"' g street thursday afternoon
"i'h h E"'d attendance ana an IN
i''.s'Ihs prog am a H''iai hour
ana reiroShWruid "'rc enjoyed at
tho ci"'o OF the afternoon
Mr. ana MIS-. 'Icuh Jotdon or
laNi"n were trokrn Arrow visitors
'ot ih' day saturday
sun 'a' h'ke WIN pl'hc
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Informal

MIR and Mrs J. l.. NcCrcory ~
Bnrtlosvlllo whose forticth wedding
anniversary wns ON Wednesday, was
given surprise by having all of
their ~ children nud graudchlldron
arrive for the occafluu. Tho chm
dron were MIR and Mrs ". W Jouos
OF Bartlcsvlilo. Mi ana Mrs Roy
McCrcery ot Colliusvillo and Mr. and
Mrs r. W Mcador ~ BnrtlcNille
and Miss Mabel McCrcry Of Los An
gclos, Cal. Thoro were ~ grand hill
dren present. Mr.. aud Mrs. McCrCcry
have lived I'm Hnrtlcsvillc for tho
past eight years. Many handSpmc
gifts were presented and I'm token
Of the fortioth year, "A handsome
emerald ring was given Mr.. Nc
Crocry this stone being symbolic.
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A Announcements

Tho Nashville Hammer OF sunday
July "a contains tho following. Mr..
and Mrs y -. overall announce tho
engagement ~ their daughter Ma
talic and MIR. william Kelly warren
OF Tulsa, the wedding to be the lat
ter part Of September. Miss Ovorall
IL "A graduate ot Vanderbilt and be-
longs to one Of the foremost south
crn fam lios Mr. warren ia the son
~ Mrs. Minnie cecil Warren OF this
Gity, formerly OF Nashville Tenn
and Louisville, Ky Mr. warren IS
associated with a prominent oil con
Gcrn here.
Mrs. Knight 4. Douglas did not
entertain the colonial Bridge club on
Friday ~ announced, tho postpone
mcnt due To Illness In the family
Mrs Thomas \. Hunt will he hostc1s
of this populur card club on next
Friday
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q Society q
clubs. Music .Womana won,


Iro Iu.J'ci d'IEh'ml'y on The lrk"
ahurn '.J ih' .Imn'r.
Mira o. b. Lang ura returned
FROM tuUtr..'H where .n' mas
spent 90" ut" Nf'.'u months "'n
Poo. 'uu amt H IY'I''J N COG south
hH.n .'f.'i
N.# L''H IuHWu "n kl"r II
.p'uIrH over sJUN. "t'h friends
Iu tNl'I 0I.n'. h''
Nuy Mabel M,Cfrrr. uf Ius An
r.I.a. cal. Boz spending several N.,IH
100 fur ,If. 900 business and IIgIlru
Dog tame with relatives BOO EiI'lDH.
.l.lD urI DpUIul.iII,. Ms. " CrcpIy
uiI concern u ihr Mu.Cpu'u,Dt
l,lI NI'u holdings lu California
Dr aui Mrs E Fotrrst Hayden
tuu dIurui'l. Miss Mar, Hayden.
tended motor u,p 10 chicago and
northern resorts in Muucaptn nuI
Wlu include Rochester go their lru.
crazy Th,y VIII boz away uuuI
Tho many friends ~ Mr and Mr1.
T.. IL. MoCDlIum formerly OF This
o,ty now residents In pIIsbursir
pa. were gnd to Welcome Mr Nj
CoImm np u visitor on Friday ur
remembered Az Mi.s Narrtrst
Mummy and member ~ th. onl
ciaI family or The world. being AS
slainnt editor of the OH pai,. Their
Of rnrdIan iutrr,st Mr. and Nru.
/ MccoIlum expect 10 spend tine i1t
| ter pnrt OF tho summer with Ms.
/ Mummy aud Mrs Nurph. Iu Boston
B,apitr the fact that Mu M.Cu.am
has chosen domrstIrity ass % feature
~ her nfra work. her talent as "a
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TuE WIiK's cNLENpNIl.


Thursday.
Thursday Bridge club viii meet
with Mrs Dan Hunt ir
Friday
The Colonial Bridge club Will
meet with Mrs. Thomas 4. Hunt
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Personal Mention

Miss Juliet Hunt loft Saturday
for Durant, Okla. to be the guest
OF Miss Ruhyc Thompson for sew
eral days,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Mra Euln Nagcc has returned
from fnr'u.Ehrs visit 60 relatives
IN Ava. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs, Henry kotchum and
baby are spending the summer In
the east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Mr.. nnd Mrs Norris 7. GILBERT
and daughter, Miss NukolR Gilbert,
are leaving today for different
points in the east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Misses Maxine Day Helen wal
lace, Mary Hayden, Margnrct Camp
hell. Loin I.undy and Frank Dean
Cathv are to attend Ward Belmont
college in Nashville, Tenn. for the
com!ug year
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. \. Cammack Of
2Il2 South Cincinnati avenue nrc
ontcrta ming their nephew. Master
Keith Cammack 81 Magialeua, y.
NJ. as summer visitor.
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Miss Lcona Galbroath rs In Chi
cago spending the r'wlmlrr of IN"
summer with Mr. HARRY castle
and her mother, Mrs Julia LcBus
who with Mr.. Castle and the baby
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29
Personal and Local News
Miss Boudousquie. Society Editor

The Florida Parishes Fair at Ham
mond this week has been drawing
big crowds. Coyington has furnish
ed quite number Of visitors among
them being Misses Nordice McCor-
mack, Gladys LaCroiX, Adolphine
and Eva Frederick, Marguerite Cal
houn, Marie and Nina Gabriel, Ruth,
Hester, Gladys, Margie and Dorothy
Burns, Vermelle and Clara King,
Viola Carter, Leona Daniels, Messrs.
Ben. w. Miller, George Johnston,
Ben Aoueille, Sam Caserta, Cyprian
Sheen, Ben Fontain, John McCor
mack, Harry Peale, VIM. Duplantis,
Jack Burns, Frank Coltora, Joe Ca
serta, ed. Leblanc, G. S. Frederick,
Howard Huddleston, Lawrance Fred
erick, Mayor Robt. W. Badon, l.. E.
Prague, julius H. HeintZ, Wallace
NJ. Pocie, p. J. Lacroix, A. GabrieI,
Mrs l.. Pechon, Mrs. L. King, Mr..
and Mrs C. Z. Srhonberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Burns, Mr. and Mrs. l..
David, Judge and Mrs. T. NJ. Burns,
Mr. and Mrs f. J. Heintz, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
H. FitzSimons, Mr. Gilbert Molloy,
and many others.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29
PROSPECTS FOR CATTLE MEN
Nebraska College Of Agriculture En-
couraglng Farmers to increase
Their Operations.

The Nebraska College Of Agricul-
ture Is encouraging farmers to expand
their live stock operations. The
scarcity of all kinds of stock, especial
~ cattle, points to continued good
prices. With feed prices going lower
better days seem to be near for both
the live stock raiser and the live stock
feeder. While 1t Is true that many
feeders lost money in the last two
years, feed prices may be so per cent
lower than last year. Likewise cheap
er feed and labor should stimulate
live stock raising. The number of
cattle in the UniteJ States has been
decreasing at an alarming rate. The
number in the United States has de-
creased from 80 head for every 100
persons in 1900 to AZ head in 1919
During the same period the rate Of
slaughter increased 100000 head an
nually. Some people go so far as to
predict that in few years only mill
lionaires can have beefsteak on their
tables. unless live stock production is
stimulated.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29
PUREBREDS BEST PRODUCERS
Enormous Differences Among Dairy
Cows Have Been Brought Out
In Number Of Cases.

The value Of purebred stock, say
specialists in the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture, is most no
ticeable in those cases in which the
capability of the animals Is measured
most directly. Among farm animals
the best illustration can be found in
dairy cattle, though careful yearly
tests Of milk and butterfat production
are relatively recent affairs. The enor-
nous differences among dairy cows
when given the same opportunity have
been brought out clearly in great
number Of cases, and these differences
are strongly inherited through both
the sire and the dam The average
production for purebreds and grades is
much above the average of air milk
avs which Is about 1000 pounds of
i'E ana 100 pounds of butterfat an
ally.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29

! S. D. Bulloch to B. W., Todd. A
parcel of land in sec FL tp 8 r 13
le, st. Helena Meridian.
Jesse Sandifer to Willis Blackwell.
IL acres in sec % tp 4 ST 10 e.
| John P Roche to Byrd Cooper.
2 lots in square IS, Vaudeville.
Mrs. A. j. Richard to Don Fred
! Watts. Lot block /, Pearl River.
Don Fred Watts to Mrs. A. J..
Richard. Lot block 1, also lot &
block l, Pearl River.
| Joseph P. PHO to Chess Galloway.
l acres in sec IA tp IL e.
| Laura C. May ct ais to Joel e..
Dicken. Parcel Of land and i'm
lprovements near Chinchuba.
Walter G. Clairain to J. G. Hickey.
Land in sec 80 tip 6 II e, also an
other portion of ground in rear of
above described property.
Jones & Pickett, Ltd, to A. J.
blanche. SO acres in sec 10 tp 6
Is IL; Is acres in sec >28 to s r
I12; SO acres in lot Of Jesse Page
Grant.
Jones & Pickett to A. J blanche
ct al. 100 acres in sec 43 tp 6 s r
IL east.
Bogue Falaya Baptist Church to
James H. Burns ct al. 6 acres IN
sec % tip 5 10 east.
Rosalie Miller ct al to Thomas F.
Millar Lots IL and ~ in square 7,
Abita Springs.
Emile. Burkenstock to Gustave
Lajeanne. Lot 2 block /, Bossier
City, Abita Springs.
H. N. Fendlason to w. T. Logan.
All standing pine timeber on 1866
acres in sec rs tip 4 r 10 e.
Laura Hosmer to Steve Mccoy.
Lot 6 and improvements, Covington.
Annie MCGEE Wilcox to Elise J.
Menant. Parcel of land in square
10, Vaudeville.
Paul Lagasse to c. B. Danforth.
1895 acres in sec SO tp IA e.
e. F. Holdsworth to Ralph Davis.
$50 acres in sec "a tip s r ID;
1890 acres in sec "a tp 8 sr IA e.
Rusaw M. Sharp to Lucius Hunt.
20 acres in sec "a tp ST II e.
H. J. Schneider to P. w. Schnei-
der. $50 acres in tp 8 IA; 2
acres in sec "a tip 8 8 IA; 1.80 acres
in sec 13 tp s IA; ga acres in
sec 80 tp 8 r Is; 30.75 acres in sec
"a tip 8 IA; 1922 acres in sec II
tp IA; 6.78 acres in sec 4 tp
r IA; 40 IL acres in sec 80 tp 8
range Is.
Gustave Lajeanne to Marius Go
tard. Parcel of land in square Z,
Bossier City, also 1, 2, 3, Z, and
70 square x, Abita Springs.
J. D. McLain to Mrs. Cardelia Nc
Lain. Lot square 112, Folsom.
Frank Patecek to P. J. Schoen, sr.
Lots and 2, square 20, Covington
St. Joseph's Abbey to Thos. c.
Glynn. Lot Z sqr 2102, Covington.
Thos. c. Glynn to Edith H. Davis.
Lot Z square 21O2, Covington.
E.. v. Richard to P. M. Bourgeois.
Let 10 and half Of lot 9 sqr 1904,
|Covington.
Alice Mccarthy ct al to Mrs. Elma
Pittman Seals. Lots l and 2 square
10, Folsom.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29
LIST OF BUILDINGS
IN FARM APPRAISAL
Mention Water Supply, Light
SYSTEM Etc., Separately.
Necessary That New Improvement
Costs Be Correctly inventoried
and Depreciation Be Adequately !.
Provided For.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
In making a farm appraisal, each
building or improvement, such as wa
ter supply, lighting system, ETC., should
be listed separately, say farm manage
ment specialists Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture. It Is best
not to list separately other land Inn
prOvements, such as fences, drainage,
and the like, but their value should be
included in the appraisement of the
land so improved.
One of the most perplexing apprais-
Als will be that Of the farm buildings
and other improvements. The build
ings and Improvements are bought and
sold with the land, and 1t may often
appear difficult to give them value
separate from the land. This is not
so difficult as 1t may seem, and 1t Is
Of Importance that they be separately
valued. as only by this means can all
the uses of the inventory be realized.
Furthermore, this Is necessary in or
der that new building improvement
costs be correctly inventoried and de-
probation be adequately provided for
There are two bases which may be
employed in appraising buildings and
rovements-ortginal cost Of con
struction and estimated cost to re-
place present prices. In either case
allowance should be made for depreci-
alton from the date Of erection to the
inventory date.
Aduarfisinp in The ITarmnr NAYS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ruffin B. Paine to Joseph Todd
Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, II, II, 13 and ID
section 40 s, II.
Sedonia easier to Alfonso Ducre
Parcel of land in block SO, Lacombe
A. Rouquette to Mary Casnave.
acre Of land in sec As, Ward 7.
A. Rouquette to Paul Pierre. !
acre of land in section as, jacques
Carriere Spanish Grant.
j. c. Varnado to MRS. Mo1lie Pitt
man. Lot square IL, Folsom.
Mrs. Matte E. Webb to Jos. L.
Dudley ct al. Lot Is square %,
Division St. John, Covington.
Il. v Richardsset al to Allen J.
Mayne. Lots 6, 7 and 8, square
zoos, New Covington.
Isreal F. Parker to Reddick Ezell.
80 acres in sec ~ tip Z $ r 13 east.
Mrs Josephine Brugier to Ge-
rard 0. Salassi. Lots l, 2, 3 and 16
square Is, Brugier Addition, Slidell.
Martin jenkins to VIM. Jenkins.
25 acre in sec 80 tp r II e.
A. Rouquette to Mary Lewis, l
acre in sec 46 tip 8 13 e.
David T. Davis to Walter H. Davis
Undivided half interest in 20 acres
Of land sec 80 tp 6 13 e.
Walter H. Davis to David T. Davis
Undivided half interest in 20 acres
land sec 80 tp 6 sr 10 e.
w. M Morgan to E. Frederick
40 acre land sec Is tip 5 10 e.
VIM. Robinson to F. w. 'Eilers.
Lots 10 to % in square Is.
VIM. w. Hutchinson ct al to John
johnson. Parcel of land in square
80, Vaudeville.
Ed. w. Foy to Jesse L. Wimberiy.
Parcel of land in sec 80 tip r 10
e, also parcel Of land in sec 80 tp 8
Is east.
Mrs. Florence B. Schneider to Ed
ward v. Richard ct al. Parcel OF
land in square So, Covington.
Jos P. PHO to Paul NJ. Dutruch
1852 acres of land in sec Ia tip 5
IL east.
W. Riggs to E. " Richard I'm
divided half interest in lot l sqr =,
Division of Spring, Covington.
E. V. Richard ct al to VIM. Shell.
Parcel of land in sec 80 tp II e.
Mrs. W. Beder to David T. Davis.
Parcel of land in sec 9 tp r Is e.
A. W. Jones to Roy c. Meller.
Lots / to sqr %, Covington.
N Fitzgerald ct ais to VIM. Thos.
Fitzgerald. Parcel of land in sec FL
tp 5 II e.
VIM. Thos. Fitzgerald to Edward
Fitzgerald. Parcel Of land in sec %
tp r II e.
Alfred Dehapiot to E. M. Refine.
Lot / square So, Vaudeville.
VIM. Thos Fitzgerald to Edward
Parcel of land in sec q
tp II II e.
Edward Fitzgerald to VIM. Thos.
Fitzgerald. Parcel of land in sec %
tp 5 8 IT II e, also 5 acres in sec ~
tp r II e.
Gus A. Theobald to v. Antonio
Prieto. Parcel of land in square 10,
Vaudeville.
Levi Grow to Sarah Crow Welsh.
5 acres Of land in sec 18 tip r / s
e. also 8 IL acres in sec Is tp s S
r 10 e, also 20 acres in sec 9 tp I 8,
r 3 east.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29
DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT AT
LACOMBE BIG SUCCESS.

The entertainment and dance at
Lacombe, Saturday, Oct. %, for the
befient of the Lacombe school, was a
grand success. Quite a number of
young people from Slidell were pres
ent, and all enjoyed the. grand music,
dancing and refreshments. The little
blond girl from Slidell won the cake
for being the prettiest girl.
We wish to thank every one who
were so kind and generous with thei1
donations for the benefit.
SCHOOL LEAGUE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29
LIST OF DEAD LETTERS.

Following is the list of dead let
tiers remaining in the Covington post
office:
Miss Virginia Berg, Miss Leila B..
Graham, Mrs. Maggie Harmon, Miss
Marie, Jackson Miss Fannie Jackson,
Mrs. Fannie jackson, Miss Irece Lott,
Lenard Loid, Johnnie Myles, Miss
Carrie Reed, Solomon Thompson,
Mrs. Dewey Thomas, Miss Maggie
Thomas, Mrs. Edna White.
JACOB SELLER,
POstmast r.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-29

Three pounds Of corn silage for
every 100 pounds of live weight Of
cattle per day Is good rule to fol-
low. A cow which weighs over 1,5OO
pounds should receive As pounds Of
silage daily. Beware Of moldy silage.
A small quantity m,y not he injuri-
,us. but if the cav cat; very much,
digestive Disorders sill follow.