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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

hands They allow her TO choose
either lively or quiet colors in depend.
able weass- that stand tie wear and
tear Of everyday, rain mr. shine,
When these utility suits are ~ for
consideration. twpe,ls. ehevin,s. home
spunS. ,rientlns ana twill naturally
present themselves and pass In process.
sion before the mlad Many tunes the
twesds ind themselves chosen, they
arc shown in so many delightful col,
ors Tweed I'D green heather MIXTURE
appears az the left Ia tho suits shown,
and II made With straight coat.
finger tip length and plain kIrt con
sld.rably Shorter than the ''uiodish'
,ength which reaches 10 the ankles
Sportswumen seem unwilling 10 adopt
the longer skirt and s1ne ~ them
have not ye, made even a compromise
with IT, Tweed and fabrics " ike
character call for severe simplicity In
their tailoring AID the n'O,iel pictured:
has onl, few h"nr buttons srt on the
patch pockets fnr decoration. They
Siso serve % fasten the narrow belt ut
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
DAMAGE DONE TO
GRAIN BY MOTHS
insects Can Be Destroyed by
Use Of Heat or by Fufn'Ga.
ton With Poisonous Gases.
CARBON MsllpHID IS BEST
~ sxsrxtGna Proper PreSs@ssens
lntss.ssions IN F,sla cas BE Re-
e0es6--Thersushly eisSR ols
Bias ard GYRaAFSeA

tsrs;assa BY 10 Cnrss states L-vBAyz Hssea
" AgfstahsfaA
Must ~ thv damage a9ne ~ itsss-stis
- grain Ia Storage aad shlraspn, y dae
TO f0ar sp.seies, the gaNAary weevlh The
Fies I've black ~eeSil, The lesser grsia
tsrsr " Australian weeyii. and the An
gncniais grain moth asrprsilng TO
FarmsFs' Bulletin 1872 "T'osHnoa
Grain Pests" prepared by h. A Rack
and H. 7 Cuttoa ahd sast published ~
the United States Department Of Az.
rieutsAFw. Others II the a. SPEECHES or
sreGpS % spvN-les described In the hol.
irttn can cause great dauagr {, storage
conditions av unusually favorable tor
their increase
Remedial measures are mesilrHSd
only briefly Ia the bulletin The Ia
serts. II Is said can br destroyed hy
the use ~ heat ~ by !gaiisstioH With
poisonous gases A Temperature OF
I l3O degrees 20 100 degrees, FAiyemhelt.
maintained COR short time. Vii XIII
all stages ~ grain infesl'pg insects,
,Esilk.aAi ts4llrt,. L., tie v. lllg
qualities ~ the grain. CArhuS dlsai.
rtld. carton tvtratblug'd and bydrocy.
alacactd gas are the tQntisarts ~ most
common use ,n,,ay ia treating Infested
grata 90 these carbon d.saiphid Is
tie best fOr ,r,at,us grslu Ia the bulk,
II Il xAld Information oG this subject
10 contained IN wber Publications. of
I the tr.ss rVment
Prevent fr,ss.stfoa.
rnttytRrluu ~ gra'6 III TIE 'r'rff 'Asfi
not he entirety prevented but by
proper precautions II can ~ reduced
te q minimum. the bulletin points out
The mrs, generation II insects IN the
maturing grain "a usually suSil Hnt Il
the grain is cur as sta'n rs rip",
thrwshed as spon IS dry, and thee
placed Ia rIran. deee bliss the damage
frum this source vii he sight
l; is when rhe grain Is lert in the
held lohg AFTER Il Is ripe that serious
infsssatioa results. Tor the Insects in
crease In oue OF two generations 10
enormous Numbers In the ease u
corn In the Hvld, only ears damaged
through eRr~lessae~s in shuckiug, 80
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
Gopher Esisrmirs,ers ard Few
Nietlra

prepared 10 supply the party for the
day In The afternoon the party IL
divided into pelrs one person carrylgs
the hal, sud placing 4 In the ruHwa,s.
while The either person uses a prod to
locate and open the runwAys. The
c"anis agent 81 specialist spends s,ms
time with zach pa.r. giving lns,ruc,
tons All the infested aruA repre-
scented hy the farmers attending tha
party" Is covered and poison bait ar.
piled. In many cases n @ccpd day In
required Ia complete the wprk but all
members ~ the party Invariably stay
with the SOS until IL is Finished.
In furnas county the work has
hern confined 10 the alfalfs fields in
the ,alies lands along ,hrc, important
streams, the Republican river, and the
Beaver and the Ssppn rreeks All last
SIMMER the farmers werv constantly
reminded ~ the Importance ~ the
work and excellent results were 81
talnrd 'ruu the community ncid par
ties IN 'he IAN In the caugpaisp Z, $40
acres were covered Figuring the al
vantage 81 the farmers In being I'D Of
poke; sophcrs "a half ten " Alfalfa
Ter acre MS ases you'd uean .25o
TONS. or slo.en saved.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
POCKET G0PHERS ARE
MENACE TO FARMERS
Neighborhood Party Plan Slc-
cessaa ln Nebraska.
Esad.essses Of Pssss ps@Sets ussss&
All Farms In tAs cerAassnxy Are y
clsansa w Na Ore cswRatsm
---ptRh C.tsGaAI.

grfssas-A W. IL. tsaees SEATS. EsssrS@.aa
81 A3t4S~RGTpl
Tie esSsiss-sfs.essd s@hy iSssA hAs
ee~n se@ressfalgY aps4iei ~ sossAsr
esnAsnatson IA farnas osshsy, Ne
ErasSa, aaasS the d1vSxtsA Vt q -,sr-
etAlast Va tlsn ttatagacs5 Sasyey aEal ira
eatcaslcE ags0t IN cooperative s0rg
81 she Uuiged STATES IbePAySIzerf 10
Agriculture AMI iise SsAgs Cosaesv u
Agriculture
The evAaisaliaa os FsscS~, gvvsseTx 10
vety Gsaculg galess all tho iSruss IN
district are cleaned a. 10 eAr cam.
paiEa A dassrics tee or three nAsFrs
h'ng Ia s"seSteSi by the ecaRty AgsaS.
and farmers IN this district arr Ia
Sitesi 10 = EeHAsx aslsoAlng party. A
fall st'endaRcs Is usually se,arei
The In0Ealrg session ~ given 20 q
Demonstration la cu;ting she aae ard
applying the poison Saitscicnt ha,t 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
nsusln1s HIVE Kidney
Trouble and Never
Sl,pect II
------------~
Applieaan ior Issunsaes 0iiaa
Rejsesed.

Judging frsu reports fssA druggist.
Who are san=tsntiy N direct tss<a wflii
sAs public. tn4rs b enc rsspAratles thNk
bait bsen very susrrMfd 10 oSefrsasins
thsss syadstsons The Md saA hsaiiag
inaasnee III IN. kismer's swamp Resa y
scsa realized. II stasas the hsxssst fsF
Ia remarkable record II ssseess.
An sslsminsns pAyslesza tog sns IL ths
pseszlnsnt Life fnsaranes Companies. 10
an intsrys~w co ths suh,ecs, matte the 80
tcnsslitas nsststssss that ocs reason Why
Nv inany sFplleshss Tor inassrsnce are ~
tsstsd 10 leesaps kiansy tfpaklS u W.
spmmou 10 tho knsriaAn people. AVID tho
lGHrs majority of thass whase nvplica-
tioa0 are declined DO not gysn suspect
that they hare The dissase
Dy. kiinsr's Swamp Root 10 On sale
q sll dug stores In battsss VI two s.zes.
medium add larss. Moreover, Il Yoa wssh
hrss 70 t~st the great preparation ssad
ten ssnt~ 10 DF. RihasF 4 Co.. Bingham
ton, w. r., tor 8 sample battle. Whsn
writing BE- SIRE ast H,<nGioa this papsx.
Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

int.rts II the styles with garia,ions--
Ia ether garments and suited 10 the
seas.sa- As AN Instance, we have
blcuses and their twin sisters. Jackets.
emphasizing the peasant styles" with
cpiured cross stitch embroidery, other
stltchery and drawn work for tecora.
tiUu. things that have jus, been ap
proved IN dres@es
The pretty sleeveless Jacket Of cot.
ron vatlne shown nj the left Of tho
picture Is a direct ,iestendan; Of the
sleeveless Jumper dress which made
an Instant succvss last summer II
Ia shown IN many variations, with
rpnad or "" neck and made Of many
materials nane ~ them exccliing
ratinc 10 gpod looks or Rdaptahllity ~
midsummer wear. They are slIp.cver
garments with very long arms eye.
many 81 them pFettlly flnished with
simple stitching in GOTTEN yarna
The Jacket pictured has nli rs edges
finished with silk piping and sils.
covered evFd serves for iss grille and
ornamental loops uscd with fancy but
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

How Is thiayN asked . young aosn.
III ~ a shopkeeper -fcu are ash
hg jua ~ much for these thss
nlntneiers as you did for tha~e you
sho~ed me last August
Certainly. mikA r~pIlwa the
ruEHied merchant. They're the
same thing e
They're nothing Of the sort r
triumphAn;ty WHY. those you
showed nae before had twic az much
mercury In thetu American Legion
Weekly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

tw'ss These taekrss are worn cvrr
plnsp, sheer waists al tain custcn
fabrics "MiaSunsfpsr" II written all
over shts pretty affair.
A, Tire right ~ shr pgetare hlouss
e'f navy hgpe erep@ Az esatne, trsmrsea
w5ta white In ;he SAME material. Va d.
~ffTt+ast wsth rSasa&l eieyernrxx II
T'isfFafrs 10 sw4gest q HAasgty hiause
wtsA spshdytons 10 ts~conse "siTeS<y. fse-
aides sss white erwTc De ehiae bsaSilnrs
ansi hesslsss n has associated srasli
white beads aud iistae rgnxs IN sts era.
essis~hraens. IL butfSrs ON enc shpai.
6~s ard ressatr~s IN Es~aSes nit TIE
sefs sasse and mn attached sash az the
exals%~sssE ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
soms,hlna 10 inah A.

Anything 10 SEQ In this town. In
eBiFvd a recently arrived guest.
-wrir replied ttr iauilerf; NJ tho
tavern al i,eieHig Center, ~ lady bar
Der has Just opened up sissr In tho
next block You might kiIk.a rsmbis
around and"
,..,%i .)lss4s. s2sssa LADY. ss4t@ss t.st.sss-.
u suppose 40 i3u' prA'iy you
never saw haw The Fsle population
~ a stiIAFc hrt whrr they sess lady
h1rser knrsaa Citg star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

ssnrsd me % rarnsl AseitA I afnu
have o~r&saeo and 10 recommend yexe
Vegetable Campxlnt b my fsassasiS VIE
hase rtahles similar 10 eay sxa, Yea
naay uss These facts ~ taAssitn&NsAl. ~-~
IVA AnaacaI us uahaA ST.. EmpuraA
Manassas
There are many ~ssen wsse hrst uns4
our Vegetable CSesuund during their
gisshacd dsyA They tyxnd II q valuable
help during trying periods. IN htsg
ys&rs they use IL Whenever they fesl
thSse annoysag syHp,oEa which ~uxSssa
often have.
Lydia u hnkhArn's Vegetable Com
pound "a wosnan' o medicine, Ii h pre-
pared carefully from the hest quality al
MEDICINAL piansA whose yxoseftsss ere
especially adapted 70 cx-~st ihe troubles
wuEnen have
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
BEST DEPTH or CULTIVATION
WAe~ Germ 10 Eishseee lneAss t+ly.,
Rsess wisl Meet Acssss 3ts.Fest
Row in rraants Soak

wAsn the stsi&x M cera are ~
.n~Asrs high. TIVE ruess Rave H%et across
sM+fHE ~w tn Light, trtaAle .eals,
rsep csstsvx2aa ~ THIS tlaxs viii nas
Hs&ay NJ the essts SD cAerE the
rrnwth Of the glsatx A Fae-i rEsle 10
fassew ~ 10 c9lsAsSse oeeg early Tn ,se
s~ssoa- ard SHALLOW aAier wAea the
plants ara larger.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
SMART SUMNER SUITS;
NEW SUMMER BLOUSES
g uMMEH sarl ars lang bud DO

GUNNER aay,l are lDng but the
~ snfhasiassic Vai.dssTing s.osaat u
to-day fAAds them TOO snoFs ~ sli6a her
EsMek tsass for changing fr0aI zoe silss
~ another. II th@ talHks therr ~ paS
tiraes tsSaa NJ eaaahsAv a44e selects 4
suit thar will 10 dsabie duty and
spends mach ~ her DAY III II, whssher
ta the essastafrF, On The tshks ss tn
town. NsAst she likes II silt that
10 At eastt' casual la style and neat.
snd fabrics this sllulnsrF pia,f into bet
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
SEVERAL DISEASES OF SOIL
Crly way Go cse-t crrs Fureeus ard
Bacterial Ailments 10 ,e lie,
Lard re-ar dc

TIER Eve esfy1ral diseases ~ s~gN.
tahlts alisf lite over IN the gBrtiem
Sail frpw ore vsgr 80 tbH newt ard Y
tie same rru9 IS planted In TIE 80 ses
S1il year after sear b; VIII M hui n
sl,art Tfu~ unii! TIE cfer with grate n
Nrsa These ARE mostly fgaFaas and
hacfer ~ a.sssa ss~s ssg' ne nriy prac.
Seal SRy 70 ayrreefnp thea ~ 10 sl.
lew tAe lana "a he lGie fr two or
three years or 70 nlar' a crop wtsseh
IN lrarsaai, 10 tbn sss~ss4.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

st0 a.de Salts Ike shls bur WIKI
taFgry skirts sfd csats and without
belts avv il8saasssssly popular tot stress
weae. =
In the ~iit on plain ard checked
twsil at the rtght NJ tho rsesurs. bsth
skirt and coat are haasTr thaa In 'Ae
twvs, ss1ss. This r>nstea has snAui !
mary admirers In black aud white, and
brown and tan csnsAsnattens A. 10
tailoring. Il Is rs severely plain ~ It's
Companion and slnaess identical IN
styie
fIgsESrte ar plain tailored. wash xsi&
and r'a1ve haoasSs eeyHussvsd th~Ts'
selves scr wear wtsh these sxEss. but
there Ia rageA rerSnnsl liberty Ia their
choice which l. governed ny eerssias
and westhes ccasiaerstissax
Rssase eaytaS Is cSMatinuoGs per-
fsSrAncs On ,ns part AZ susnsa 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
SCATTER MANURE ON FIELDS


TA-s~pr, fErfHerS ->sEve ts~svs-rf
wsvs ArG -amns ~ csriNr fur tfear
hs-rgNrS Tsarsr@% hat s@~srs II 10
ssy. NJ nv lsS Y Str'atse rTgsvsesI 10
tsse rsin acw the sga, II pe'Ssse,se. se~y
Il pile1 ~ IN oFvs@; n rtpvrai the ~
rste 81 sss$% whsrA are rch Ia r.ssnt
'es>t ~ often 40 Urn ~rsc2t3e. Assug tAs
HsArwre ~ ;Ae feAds, s~a.teg Assa lsy
rH%ilxsny glnw II under.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

shsy are ai,rays hooking for saaaeftsng
lsw 10 these innnAseEy varied yzsS
Hs@ssts aans u ti,<sa a2aks rheif owa
bssrnses faEsrhSnx sAen wfth sHntL
wssFk. ,has lnslaagiax themselves In
llsaFies Which would 10 cur Ut their
reach Otherwise.
There i nA laxg ,ravA IN the STORY u
ssianszss vs.sy maesk 10 shs year
bssngS SHasshlax n~w ia theta TsIs
HaakeN thsta al aia-the yenrrvund
rsufSsitiaa FeErtfing tho develop
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

To remove pinpies AMI blsckb~sAa
smcar them With cu,!cura Ointment
Wash os ia five minutes ~ith Cub.
cuts Soap and hnt yeter. once clear
keep your skin clear ny using them for
caily toilet purposes. Don't fail TO In.
ciuds Cuticara Tsicum. Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
imprsysmsns Goes Or.

Although rereht stailatics stats
that g2.a per cent of Antprleah farm
housss have Telephones. only I'll psr
cent have electric tights, u pr cent
have vacuum cleaners and ld2 per
cent have electric washing machines.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
MANS
BEST ACE

A man Is a. old o. his organx No
can be M vigorous and healthy nj
70 a. q, IS II he aids his organs In
performing their functions Keep
your vital organs healthy with
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Every department Of housekeeping
needs Red Brosa Ball Blue. Equally
good fer kitchen towels, table linen.
sheets and pillowcasea etc.--Adver
tAeuent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

wuFvaS wa 9aQA@NftA @ai cins - @sg tss
", Sc4s We whtfs theY bfNtA ara fpsRs as
tee atFvattrr trE @vHT suss~ssrt " n
fAs aBH FAfSN4 ss@t sgaaep sft
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Red Cross Ball Biue IL the finest
produc, II It's Kind In the world Ev-
cry woman who has used II suewa
,th.A, MA tsspSal H. ,h4 .rys. Advertise
TDvbt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
A Spring cams

-Ilo you play Put and TahsF'
Eyes, put on my iigbt underwear
and rake II of"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

wf<sa ] Waa 0 gMd
IFw MvwlHHa ywsrs
Pad severe paAns "a
T@ete,A
lasakiag rae very
| weak md iasrrfwrifsg
| with ms regular In
| tea ] tired szs~sA
| wnas~sass witssss. oA-
| tAsGisag sslssf. ! was
| 'nxssKsa ~ try l.ssssA
lE faakhSa q Nngs-
|,aAss Cosnsssls4 In
a =. n. AZ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

A. much Of hraycn IN Visible 40 ws
have eyes to ses.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
"a - trG+sscs' > t4i0t ~
Tip End o. Ear u Corn Showing
Round Hsses in Kernels Made BY
the Anccoros Grain Moth.

that she krrrri- As. exposed ere sgf
jest 10 the ngtsck n grBin ia~,~.fs
farnlers Should therefore. Il ia sait
grow q variety ~ corn that dc,ritsas
hong tight shWek
t.~r+vrsspvi' sss,s,iy ssga ,es ,,.ts.s3
nstt be s0rsNi nnihrash,3 gaF aAF
l~ueth N ,iIne, 49, IN tAis csa5na 4
~ vcfy susceptible - lnfpst Hn II
promptly ,hvasled snt stagci &c 3eV
hitss. oniy q shta ls5ev cu tap og f..
bin r. Hkdr g. berogae .ffevct rafH
t@ey 70 s;ac53 - iae say,, 4, ss
- !nns ara 3gh; fni 'atiy COVERS tee
tip but NH ears W.th it~'sr. hra&ea
short or dsmax~d ssks sAe@sd ~
shuesesl ami stnr~. separately
Avoid DIRTY einS
Ssesa grsia sh,,qld never t-e e'o-s~l
In old hins, gyanerfeS or ster~anus4s
antii they hove beer thtr,us 'y
cleaned sna fsrsd from the arcum9Sa.
items ~ waste grain mt othnr RIA
segasis bsrbVring grain insects,
RaTx Gf Ail kinds that have previous.
~ Aeid xrsla sssoala nns be sifowod in
grnnsrfrs ~ ~assh.RAes ~ ~ reat}a8
ustli they have b~~n xarSllreS " uth.
"r~&se freed frafE iFsects IRE Ese ~
tight CRIBS wigi s~p tbr TrBlH frr~-
from lnfe~stiua hy lns~cfs that re-. ~,
Ey In frpsa sAs sGfside,
CnFsss ~ tss haiaetin rrSy he had
frvs agsen sgapacat.aa to lbe degar1.
Ment ak waShtsxfpA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

SIN consists in s~llinr ss, cheap
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-04-19
Notice to Contractors and
Builders.

The undersigned committee a.
the Royal NeighbOrs, Camp IA
1858, and the Modern Woodmsz
Camp No. 1913, will receive seal
ed bids for the construction q
their Lodge Rooms. All labu
and material to be furnished b
the contractor. All sealed bi5
to be accompanied by a eertihl
check of not less than S5O.n
payable to Jas. DOnnelly, banka
M. w. of A. All checks NJ
awarded the contract will b
promptly returned to the maker
The contractor awarded the cor
tract will be required to furni3
the said committee a security
bond for one and one-half (lLl
times the amount of his bid Sal
bids will be opened on the 27+
day of April, 1922, at 3 o'clOek
p. m, and contract awarded q
rejected on the 2Sth day Of ApHl
1922. Said plans and specifics
tions now on file at the store Of
w. ]. Neu, Three Lakes, Wis
Dated this 18th day of April
1922.
Committee: Jas. DOnnelly, Mrs
VIM. ]. Neu, John Berg, Mrs. En-
ma Bonack.
19-1t. All of Three Lakes, Wis
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-04-19

Baseball enthusiasts at Boulder
are forming a ball club again
this year, and have all the neces-
sary details worked out for a dis
astrous season for Minocqua'
Woodruff, Sayner, Spider Lake
and any other nearby ball team
That is, the dope is placed prop
erly. but how it will work out at
the end of the season is to be de-
termined when the official count
is made this coming fall. The
team will take its initial work
out next Sunday, and all the old
ball players are expected to be
with us. With new material also
appearing, it is to be expected
that a corking good team Will
hold up the honors of Boulder.
The grounds will be improved at
once. or so soon as the weather
settles. Last years ball team was
the first ever organized at Boul-
der. 1t was organized rather late
in the season, but it succeeded IN
winning a majority of the games
played. With an earlier start this
year, the club will give a better
account of itself. We played
eleven games last year, winning
six and losing five. We defeated
Woodruff once; Sayner twice;
Spider Lake once and Armour S
Tech. Institute of Chicago twice.
We were defeated by Vinegar
twice, Woodruff once, Sayner once
and Spider Lake once
The Richardson boys have re-
turned to the home farm and they
intend to get into the farm game
in earnest this year. They have
spent the fall and winter at st.
Paul.
Boulder Junction farmers are
planning on clearing up many
acres this summer, and if they
do, it will be the one best oppor-
tunity this section has ever had
to get in on the real agricultural
map of Villas county. The meet
ings held by Paul Bunion this
winter added a stimulent to agri-
cultural activity that is wonder
full. This section has the best
grazing and spud land anywhere
in the northern part of the state
all it needs is pep" and-some
money.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-04-19

Statement of the Ownership, Man
agement, Etc, of the Villas
County News, published weekly
at Eagle River, Wis, required by
the Act of August "a, 1912.
State of Wisconsin-county of
Vilas-ss.
Before me, a notary public in
and for the state and county
aforesaid, personally appeared ID.
C. Menefee, who having been duly
sworn according TO law, deposes
and says that he is the owner of
the Villas County News and that
the following is, TO the best of his
knowledge and belief, a true
statement of the ownership, man
agement, etc. of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in
the above caption, required by the
Act of August "a. 1912, embodied
in section 443, Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, to wit:
Editor, Managing Editor, Business
Manager, Publisher-D. c. Meme
fee, Eagle River, Wis.
0wner-D. c. Menefee, Ea gle
River, Wis.
Known bondholders, mortgages,
and other security holders, hold
ing ] per cent or more of total
securities. bonds, mortgages, or
other Observation-Disclosures.
ID. c. MENEFEE, Owner.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of April, 1922
Irene Dyer, Notary Public.
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bate

bate.
On reading and filing II.
tition of Robert c. Hansa,
ministrator of the estate NJ
Hansen, deceased, reuresa,..
among other things that sai5
ceased died of certain real A..
therein described. and that :.
necessary to sell or incpr,
the same to pay the debts -
deceased, and praying for liz
to sell the same, and It apDa.,
to the court that the personal
tate In the hands of said 49,
istrator is sufficient o. nav !.
debts of the said deceased :,
expenses of administratfor y,
that it is necessary TO sell Or !
cumber all of said real estate :
that purpose;
1t is Ordered, That said peti,;,.
be heard at a special term =
said county court, TO be hel8 /.
and for said county, at the con-
rooms in the village of Eagle p
err, on the fourth Tuesday Ger.
the 23rd day. of May, A. D. lgs
at 10 o'clock a. m.
1t is Further Ordered. H,.
this order be published at a,-
four successive weeks, before a.
day fixed for the hearing Of ~
petition, in the Villas Cour.
News, a weekly newspaper. mi
lished at the village Of Esgl
River, in said county, and that
copy thereof be served persoasR
on all persons interestel in Il
said estate and residing in tE
county, at least twenty DAYS b
fore such day.
Dated April 18th, 1922
By the Court.
Frank w. Carter, County Judge
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the following described property,
located in Villas county, Wiscon-
sin, to-wit:
Lot one Cd in Section ten QO),
Township forty-two (42) North,
of Range eleven CID East.
The original summons and COM
plant in this action are on file In
the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Villas county, at the
Court House at Eagle River, Wis
consin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-04-19
Attending Convention.

Rev. Nv. ]. Davies is attending
the joint convention of the Wom-
ems Missionary Boards of Wis
consin at Evansville. He is to
speak on his work as missionary
in Villas county. Mr.. Davies
story is a vivid description of a
varied work unique in the mis-
sionary line. lie left Tuesday
morning and will not return un-
til Friday.
1st pub. Apr. 19-last May 10 4w.
Order of Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate to Pay Debts, etc.
State of Wisconsin, County Court
for Villas county:
In the matter of the estate of
Anna Hansen, deceased.-In pro-