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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
BUENA VISTA

Mr.. John Ford quite 10 at her
home
Nj Margaret Ha.s',y. u George.
town. i. che guest .f r,- neicc. Mr.
G. " Lane
Miss Elizabeth Bolton. ~ Louis
vile, BE- spending ..r vacation with
relative here.
John King Connie. OF Ludlow. was
with Leslie and J.- Hamilton sew.
eral day, last nc,k
VI Joe Hamilton and daughter.
Miss g. aIy- Hamilton were. iu Win
chester last Satufdar
Mi.. Ruth Lam, ~ 2 edmond Nor.
NAL spent the Weekend with her
mother Mr. Lula Lane
NJ Elizabeth Proctor. u Burgin.
was Oh, attractive guest 81 Misses
Lila \ and Rachel Scott
Mr and NJ. J 2 Abusr and Ms,
Ruth Hroaiius. of Lancaster. spent
Thursday az 'hc ,eaer,ragc.
Mr. Nancy J,ar 1rs and Miss
SUSIE Jennings vcr, % Lancaster last
week. fora visit % Nrs Harold Scott.
Mss,. katHcr.r, and Myra Hud-
son. ~ tennessee. arrived lao, Thurs
iay for visit v.tH 'fs.r aunt. Mr.,
s. . Wilson.
MISC. Rachel and lila X Scott
spent s.e weekend 90 Blrriu. the
guests ~ their uncle. Nr John Proc.
ter and family
Mr. and Mr. Don A.kIn. and son,
Billie. = Cincinnati. arrived sunday
f1r short .' 90 Nrs Alice Askius
an iMrs Ben Naylor
Nr and Mr. " 2 Green and
SON and Ms. MARY RaH.dan. o. Lex
ur,or. we're entsrta ned last week a.
'ra home ~ Mr., Ray Williams and
Me- J,uu., Lane,
Among those who attended the vii
more camp meeting were Mr. John
ls1u and Nj. Will, lson. Mr. and
Mr. Ruy Williams. " - Jcun -, Lane
Mr. Laura Nay'or Ny end Mr.. Les
q, Ruhs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
SUDAN GRASS GAINS
AS EMERGENCY CROP
Crown With Success as Far
North as Alberta.
Rau.dly svppiantina Miils IN Many
states ard 10 Berg Used Success
fully b. Farmers a. Sum.
mer Stock Pasture.

.rfslarsd By ths Waited sfst.s rsparusut
rf Agftfufufs
Irnm an eiElt ounce package q
seed introduced from Africa In ln-u
through the efforts 81 e. ' Piper u
the United States Department 81 AZ
couture the growing 81 sudan gra-s
Ias rapidly increased until iu lpis the
talu, ~ the crop In the United States
uas estimated o. be- Sluustun. and
fs popularity b. said to De- greater
here than 10 its native country u b.
particularly veil adapted o. s.mI
tropical regions and the warmer parts
no the tcmp.rn,. gunes bat DO Its
been Grown With som" sut,rs. Hs Gr
north ns southern Alberta since It's
.rtroiu,tion by the department 10 This
country Il has hccn tried with good
results IN Australia. South America
ths Philippine isiadus. Hawaii Port,
EI.u ard cuba
IN rcecnt department tITle'ln. Nn
go 'sudDn GfHs. HnH Related
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
GREEN MANURE HELPS SOILS
Government Has Collected Much Val.
liable information In Regard
10 Practice.

Many Of the poorer soils can be i'm.
proved by blowing under a green ma.
nurc crop. The government has re-
Gently collected the available informa.
tion In regard Ia the practice into
farmers bulletin. No. 1850. ON Green
Manuring' which may be obtained
free on application 10 the Omitted
States Department 81 Agriculture.
Washington, y. G. Every man inter.
csted in soil Improvement ought 20
have copy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
WAREHOUSE LAW IN EFFECT
Department Of Agriculture co-operat-
ing With Bankers in States IN
the Northwest

Efforts To put the United States
warehouse act Ia effect on larg.
scale Ia the Northwest are being made
by the United States Department ~
Agriculture in cooperation with the
banks OF that section. Grain ware
houscmen who were licensed under
the act last year have indicated their
Intention of renewing their licenses
this year, and IL IL expected that a
number Of other warehousemen viii
come into the system.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
TO DISTINGUISH
COMMON GRASSES
Not Many Of Wild Species Are
abundant or Valuable in Any
One Locality.
TIMOTHY IS MOST IMPORTANT
II Grows All Over Northern Naf Of
United States ard South TO Be.
ginning Of Cotton eeIt-os-
tails OF Seeds.

prepared ~ the Uniisd states Department
% Agriculture
Although there are probably 500
distinct species ~ grasses In the world.
only about ~ 81 these are important
cultivated plants Not more than ~
wild species are abundant or valuable
In any one locality with an illustrated
guide to help. one can easily learn to
distinguish many ~ tile grasses both
cultivated aud wild Elaborate In
strumcuts or detailed knowledge ~
structures ~ the grasses are unneces-
sary To aid In making these dis
tinctions. the United States Depart.
meut 81 Agriculture has prepared a
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
INSURE GRAIN FROM INSECTS
Thoroughly Clean Out Bins. Removing
All Refuse Material-Uss Car.
bon Bisulphide.

To insure seed grain fr~' from WEE.
Wis or other insects Inspect carefully
before placing In storage n you hnA
Il Infested use carbon bisulphll" az.
couiinr a. directions Thoroughly
clean out and disinfect the bins be
fore storing Refuse material old
sacklng screenings, heaps ~ dust
and sworpings left Ia corners ARE Ideal
hnrhurs for destructive insects IN
stead OF spreading the grain out thin
store roinpnctly. thereby lrsseuiug the
surface 10 be- attacked. Ventilation
i needed To- prevent oyrrheating
caused 10y excess moisture In tho
grain. Screen the windows aud leave
them open In good weather thereby
keeping out bugs and letting IN air
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
VENTILATION DURING SUMMER
Good Plan TO Remove Windows From
Houses and Substitute Musiln
or Fine Meshed Wire.

In the summer tiiue Il is well 10 10
move the windows from the poultry
houses and substitute muslin-coyered
frames. or fine meshed wire. The wide
mesh wire allows the entrance Of spar
rows. and with sparrows come mites
and often chickenpox. They are rub
beers of the mash boz. and pests.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
CUTWORMS 90 MUCH DAMAGE
Quite harmful TO Tomatoes, Sweet Pc.
tatoss and Other Young and
Tender Plants

Cutsorms working on small plant,
~ tomato. sweet potato and other veg
etables that are young and tender viii
soon destroy considerable. Many of
them can be destroyed by placing
boards or HAT stones near the plants
for the Insects Ia hide under during
the day. When these boards ar,
turned over the worms are found and
DESTROYED. A better way 10 10 use 20,
son bait.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Stir your steps. You won't get
anywhere by setting around in your
own shadow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

lisa fact that lazy men do every
little compla ming Il j. too much
Of an effort
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

a Load Of anodes Grass. Baled and
Resoy for Shipment
new farmers bulletin. No. 1854. "Im-
portant Cultivated Grasses" by G. V.
Piper. agrostolog'st, IN which ~ we'll
known grasses are described and Illus
trated
Timothy Nest Important
Timothy Is said 10 be the most
important hay grass cultivated In
America II grows all over the north
ern half II the United States. and
about as far south as the beginning
~ the cotton belt Kentucky blue
grass. In spite ~ its fame. Is not a
native 81 this country. but was I'M
doubtedly brought over from the old'
World by early colonists, In mixed
grass seeds and grew we'll In the
new soil Kentucky bluegrass Is well
known Tor the excellent lawns II
makes. and for the highly nutritious
pasturage IL furnishes.
Details Of Seed.
The bulletin gives the weight per
hushel seeds Of various grasses. mum
her ~ seeds To pound. and the usual
rate ~ seeding 20 the acre. Redtop.
bermuda grass, orchard grass. Carpet
grass. Canada bluegrass, Napier grass.
Rhodes grass. Para grass. several
"fescues.' and millets, Eyeglasses.
Sudan grass and others are described
fully In the bulletin, and their
principal Uses indicated. The bulletin
may be- obtained upon APPLICATION to
the United States Department ~
Agriculture.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Set your mark high in the world
and then climb up 10 Do IL Won't
come down
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
PRODA Sc pekny jednoro


PRODA Sc p9kny jednoro-
dinny dun 6ti pokojfch. kou
pelna, sklep, fernes, plyn, e.
lektrika, ulice dlazdena a Ia
placena, p6kny ohrazeny lot,
naleza Sc blize skoly, kary a
obchodI. Ciste a dobre okoli.
Majetek tento sc da velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc u The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Tel. Broad 1905 - Union 821.
Petite Sc C.. j. Hronek, aneb
Jos. Mach. 8-18
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NVLASTNf PRfLEZITOST,-
minite-li jiti do obcnodu. Ma
sledkem nemoci, must byti pro
dan a da Sc velmi LEVINE, dobre
obchodni misto v nejlepSim o.
koli ma zapadni strane. Je o
dvou storech, grocera fezni-
ctvi a diva pekne byty, vyta-
peni horkou vodou. Blizsi
sdeli j. Kulik, 1882 zap. 48.
ul. Tel. Hemlock COL j. !?
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PRCDA Sc buffet, still zidle
vse jake move "a $500, skle-
mix "a $1,000; dresser $1,000,
sifonier $500; postele bila a
mosazna, singer sici stroj, da-
le skfih ma knihy deskem, Ii
brary stul, kozene houpaky,
davenport, Victrola nlalou
stojaci elektrickou lampu, led
nicka, kombinacni kamna, W.
hrevnl kamna, hodiny, sekac-
ka ma travu, houpacka ma pore
a jine veci, vse velmi LEVINE. =
Haste sc els. 4313 Clark
Ave. 8-21
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PRIME Sc jednatel, ktery
mluvi cesky a auglicky k pro-
deji Fordovych automobile.
ZkuSenost neni nutna. Haste
sc osobne u Cataract Motor
Sales Co., 1915 Broadway.
8-19
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PRODA Sc pekny dvourodin-
ny dum, elektrika, koupelna,
dlazdena ulice, tez zadni ulic-
ka dlazdena, diva vchody. -
Blizsi sc sdeli v els. 1927 Dol
loft Rd. 8-18
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PRODA Sc mensi dum (Cot-
tage) o trech pokojich, pekny
lot, u Kinsman Rd. Cena pou-
re $1450, lehke splatky. Hla-
ste sc u A. Doskocil, 14717
KinSman Rd. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18

LACE! - Proda sc cukrovin-
kovy obchod, dobre Sc vypla-
cejici, must byt prodan hned.
Haste sc els. 1921 Quincy
Ave. 8-22
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PRIME Sc mlada radna
divka ma lehkou praci v restau
rantu. Haste sc v Miles Park
Restaurant. roh Harvard a W.
chodni 90. ul. 8-19
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc farma O 100
akrech sc vSlm zarizenim a
pfevzetim dobytka, zasob a
vSeho jak to stoji. Haste Sc
u FIR. Sindelare, RID. /, Box
107 Ocks Rd. Brecksville, O.
6-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
Zelene sv6tlo lampy na noe

lllIIl SCOiNW OidUC OSNCtaOS0AO
J6zino loze. Zvelicovalo ble-
dost jejiho obliceje, vrhalo od-
stiny ma rusou jeff hlavu, dava
JIG il podobu rusalky.
Obratila Sc a zaborila obli-
cej do perrin. Jeji mlade telo
skubalo sebop v -krecovitem,
tlumenem placi. Dusenou bole-
sti zkrivena 1sta volala Jiri-
no vyrazejic stridave odpust'
nemohu "a mic - ver - Ji-
RI!
Uboha! Kolik je jeste tako-
vych zen?
Zmitala sebou, nemohouc u
snouti dlouho do noci. Konecne
podlehla 1nave - usnula. E.
lektricka Tampa svitila celou
noe, az do pozdniho rama.
J6za vstavala jako po hroz-
ne nemoci. Hlava byla j tez-
kou, bolela il. Vstavajic vsimla
81, re Tampa dosud swift i sha-
sila il. Vytahla zaluzie. Ear
ranniho slunka naplnila pokoj
celicce zaplavila jej jasem.
V J6zine dust vsak dosud smut
no; neblahy vcerejsek!
Jak 81 asi vysvetlili reditelo-
vi jeji roztrzitost? Tusili snad
neco. Tato nejistota il rozcilo-
vala. Co ma chit? Stala bez-
radne u okna, majic podepfenu
hlavu o ram okenni a pohlize-
la ven. U tehoz okna, z nehoz
il vcera Jiri podaval vysvetleni
k okoli.
Jiri!
Vzdyt' mu vcera chtela psat
- nepsala. Ma dnes? Co by
mu napsala, re
.Odstoupila cd okna a jala
sc pozvolna oblekati k vychaz-
ce.
POrucikovo mlsto u stOlu ma
verande lazenskeho hotelu by
10 neobsazeno a jeho kollego.
We marne~hadalis jeden pres
druheho, proc. Bavili Sc vesele
ma jeho ucet, co zatim on stre
I'll oba vchody Willy Jestrabi.
Konecne vysla. Aniz by 81
byla rozhledla, S hlavou sklo
nenou dala sc cestou primo dt
lazni. Sla tax vazne. - Ne
rozevreny slunecnik nesla r,
ce. Ranni slunecko pohraval'
81 v jejich rusych kaderich; by
la krasna, kterouzto pravdu u
znaval Otto.
"Rukulibam, milostiva PAM
| jak jste sc racila vyspati popr
We v Luhacovicich?" Pasl sv
oci ma jeji krase.
Stala pred MIN vzprimena
pohlizejic nan udivene. Udi
zmenil Sc vSak prisnou pohl
davost, kdyz misto odpovee
polozila mu otazku: "Chcet
mne presvedciti, ze Sc nemJ
linn, pricitajic vcerejsi vas SIX
tex vasi bezcharakternosti?"
Zbledl. Neceho podobneh
neocekaval. Pocital Sc vzdt
svym spatnostem X lidem ces
rnym, a byti nekdo jiny ma m
ste J6zine, byl by jiste jina
odpovedel, 'nez pouze: mil
silva pani?"
Nevsimajic 81 jeho zvolar
z n6hoz poznavala, ze sc ci
urazen, odchazela hrde, zan
chavajic jej v rozpacich.
Kdyz dojidala svou snida
pod verandou lazenskeho hot
/ lu, vessel on a usedl ma sve n
: sto, jsa hlucne kolegy uvita
Musila jiti kolem dIstojnl
a keho stolu, kdyz odchazel
Jen maloucko sklonila hla'
. ma jeho pozdrav. Vedela, Re
:, zdravi z nutnosti. Vsichni d
stojnici videli, kterak mu by
= vcera predstavena a byl by
;, diz zbytecne vyvolal udiv, kc
); by byl opomenul pozdravit.
"Kdo jest ia dama?"
"Znamass meho sotce, sschot'
kef1osi bankovniho ! dfedhiks
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PRODA Sc dunn o 8 pokojich
S velkym Totem. Cena $4,000.
Zavolejte Lincoln 1641 j.
S-22
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VfTEzTVf .LASKY.
NOV Ell A.
Napsala Andela Kyjovska.

pCdS! TFOklAte, Jlnlc clVllnl
chrousti mali po vetsine kras-
ne zeny! My nemdzeme, pone-,
vadz, je-li hezka, nemA -!"i
pohyb prstI jeho prave ruky|
doplnil vetu. Cert vem vsecky
kauce. Hezka pri tom boha-
ia zena je temer bilou vranou."
"Mylite se," professional mad
porucik Kovar, jehoz pani by
la hezka j bohata.
"Nu, pravda, Wy! Ale Otto,
mohl by's mi il predstavit?"
IS tezf! K cemu to-"
"Bojis Sc snad?"
"Dovolw
"Nu, nu! Otto, co je S tebou
dnes, poslouchej, nejsi snad "a
mi - -"
Bud bez starosti," prerusil
Novaka, "ale co tn budeme
tax sedet do ob6da? Pojd'me
Sc projit!"
Novak vstal, ostatni ddstoj-l
nici zdstali.
"Kam, Otto?"
II treba ma Slanici," cedil
primo slova pres zuby, jsa We
spatnem rozmaru.
"Hrome! Nam pekla Ste
stf! Coz jsi slepym? Jde pra-
We pred nami s tvou slecnou Sc
strou! Otto predstav mne!"
Tu to mas, pomyslil 81 Otto,
nyni jsem v horsim postaveni,
nezli kdyz prohraji posledni
petku a je teprve patnacty den
v mesici. Cert to spiskal =
proc jsem nezdstal rad6ji sedet
u VeprekG? Jsem zvedav -
ucitil nahodile st'ouchnuti lok-
tenn Novakovym, ktere jej me-
10 upozorniti ma blizkost pani
Jandove.
Vidal cest zaroven Nova
KEN a nejiste, plase pohlizel
ma nj. Zdala Sc byti klidnou.
"Racte dovolit, milostiva pa
nj, zde panu Novakovi bylo by
!! velkou cti blizsi seznameni S
vami."
Uklonila sc zcela die bon to-
nu, ale nadsena nebyla ami dost
malo. Otto hryzl Sc do rtG. Byl
by nejradeji Sci dale, ale No
wax sc k tomu nem6l. Zcela
dvorne pridal Sc k obema da-
mann a zavadel hovor. Mel hlav
nj slovo a Otto citil, ze je zde
zbytecnym.
! Vraceli Sc zpet ma namesti
kde Sc k MIN pridal Rubes!
/ ''Zasleme panu ucetnimu
spolecny listek," navrhla Ema
Svym napadem uvedla J6zr
! do rozpaku, ktere Sc snazila u
kryti. Mimod6k pohledla ma pe
rucika Ottu. Pohled jeho by
nejisty a on odkvapil, nabizejt
, Sc k obstarani listku, Sc kteryn
: sc okamziku vracel.
"Zde milostiva pani dosut
nebyla my odpoledne 81 k Ch;
, loupce zajdeme. Hled'te milo
r silva, jaky to nadherny kou
: tek!"
: "Vskutku, ale odpoledne cd
< mitam svoji spolecnost; pfeje
; tell 81 az Ultra, ano, dnes vsal
nikoli."
l., "Proc?" vyhrkli vsichni zkl
i mani.
: "Boli mne n6jak hlava, bud
musit chvili 81 ulehnout."
II ITO prejde do odpoledne,
: professional Novak, ale inzeny
l. Rubes souhlasil nj.
L., Cas- mijel a rucicky hodin n
= Veprekove hotelu blizily Sc
\. dvanacte.
u Rubes odesel do sveho bytl
j kde Sc stravoval. Otto S Nov;
l. KEN dovedli Emu a J6zu k
Ia stolu, kde jiz cekali reditelo'
u a sami usedli ma sva mista k
v svym kollegdm.
J6za byla rada, ze aspon r
chvili bude zbavena jejich sI
ia lecnosti, Porucik. Novak prot
;" vii Sc ii5 prav9s tax iako Otto
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PRODAJl Sc diva domy ma
jednom lote, dali sc velni lev
ne. Haste Sc u Mrs. Dangler,
4673 Gallup Ave. 8-23
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>VYMENf Sc "a majetek a.
neb proda "a hotove, hudebni
obchod Sc zasobami graphopho
MI, kontrakt ma Columbia strO-
je, hudebni nastroje, player
piana, Rolls. Obchod je dobre
zalozen a Sc vyplacejici. Zavo-
lejte telefonem ITO w. 1923
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18

"a ERfCINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan peknt
dvourodinny dIm v Corlett.--
Tvrde podlahy, dive koupelny,
garaz, fernes a jine zarizenf.
Da sc velmi laclno a na mlrne
splatky. Haste sc Y (. 1896
Durkes AylA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18

PRIJMOU Sc pani ma byt, do
dvouclenne rodiny celym "a
opatfenim, zvlastni vchod. -
Adressa sc sdeli v adm. t. Ii
stu. SIS
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PRODAM NEB VYMENfM do
mex v Corlett O lott svetni-
cich, plyn, elektrika, slepicnik
fernes, lot 40 pri $50 str. Vez-
mu treba diva Lofty ma vymenu,
aneb maly domek. Blizsi sde-
Ii Tom. Suchy, pozemkovy jed
mattel, 2465 vych. 86. ul. Tel.
Prime. 1916 w. SO
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VELkA LACE, dobry invest
ment. Farma O 5Oti akrech,
bllze Ashtabula ma dlazbe, =
dun Z pokojich, sklep, bane,
voda uvnitr, silo, garaz, da Sc
velmi LEVINE aneb Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. Cena $500
hotove $4,000, ostatni jest VIA
dni pujcka ma dvacet roku. -
Haste Sc v ci. 1874 BenWOod
Ave-, blize Miles Ave. 8-21
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D r 0 B N E
ON IAN K Y.
PRIJME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc maSinarky a div
ky ma Stafirovani a linovani.
Haste Sc u j. Mezera, $3.50
Cable Ave. 8-18
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KOUPf Sc:
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc Ford osobni kara
1921, achovala, dale REQ
osobni kara, ktera Sc da "a
$4,000. Prijd'te Sc podivat
na tyto kary, hned aneb v ne
deli v {. 1852 Durkee Ave.
S-19
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PRODA Sc pekny dum ma
Miles Ave., blize vych. 116.
ul., ma 6 pokoju, lot SO pri
800 stfevicich, slepicnfk, vel
ke misto pro drdbez, pekna
zahrada, mnoho kerd, vibec
krasne misto pro prijemne by
dleni. Cena hotove $4,000.
Haste Sc v els. 1924 Miles
Ave. po 6te hod. vecer. 8-19
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PRODA Sc mlekarsky OBJ
chod s majetkem aneb Sc vyme
nj "a jedno neb dvourodinny
dun. Cena obchodu s majet-
KEN $4,000. Haste sc u j. Sme-
tany 5023 Dolloff Rd. 8-19
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PRIME Sc zkuSena sicka. KITE
ra uni zehliti damske saty.
Haste Sc u Jos. Hejny, 310o
Scranton Rd. 8-18
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.PRODA Sc zachovala
Dodge" kara 1916 pro 5 osob,
da Sc "a $500 bude-li >rychle
prodana. Haste Sc v;cisle 1858
E. So. ul. z Fleet Ave. 8-19
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PRODA Sc "a pricinou odjez-
du z mesta, zanovni automobil
ma z osob, tez veSkery naby-
tex "a levnou cenu. Haste sc
v els. 1920 Warner Rd., dvere
{. 4. Vezmete Broadway ka-
ru k Miles Ave. aneb vych.
lO5. karu. 8-19
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PRIJME Sc delnik, ktery sc
vyzna We farmarske praci. -
Haste sc j. Piskula, Brecks-
Vile, O. Box "a. 81
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dim, vsim modernim zarfzeny,
garaz, pekny lot. Cena $500.
Haste sc v elsie 4OO6 Arnold
Ave. Vezmete Fulton rd, aneb
Scranton karu. 8-19
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, kde sc trzf $400 tydne.
Blizsi Sc sdeli v els. 1851
Kinsman Rd. aneb zavolejte
Garfield, 6219. $50
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-01

the most efficient who will be most
successful and purebred livestock on
any farm is one of the first steps
toward efficiency.
Several of the offerings in the sale
are worthy of particular mention:
Roscoe Wicks of Burr Oak, Richert
& Broghammer of Prosper, Mimi,
Matt Drilling of Cresco, Iowa, I. E.
Knox, Canton, Mimi, Gross Bros,
DEBORAH, Iowa, and Logsdon Bros,
of DEBORAH offered Duroc hogs of
unusual value. II. A. Seelye, Glenn
Letchford, and C. c. Pilgrim offered
some high class Chester Whites. The
Poland China offering was made up
from the John Logsdon herd, C. R.
Censor, ]. F. Nolan, and Wallace
Headington. Lester j. Milne of
Prosper, Mimi, entered a high class
Angus bull and COW and calf. The
Hereford offering was composed OF
cattle from Richert & Broghammer's
herd of Prosper, Mimi, Louis Meyer
e. Son, Fort Atkinson, Iowa, Matt
Pitzenberger, Fort Atkinson, Iowa,
H. G. Lanmeyer, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Shorthorns from the herds of C. C.
Pilgrim, E. L. Beard & Son, VIM.
Headington & Son, Arthur Hoyt, f.
A. Bake and Ed Wagner made up
the Shorthorn offering.
The breeders were well pleased
with the services of Col. Murphy the
auctioneer from Mason City, and
wish to publicly express their APP
preciation of the services of +. r.
Haines of the DEBORAH State Bank,
who so generously gave his service
as clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-01
Ford Tire Encircles Corn Husker

Clinton, lowa,-Frank Kane, living
west of Charlotte, had peculiar ex-
perience yesterday. He was picking
corn in a field along the Ridge road
and working along the outer rows
busy in getting his load out before
dark. Suddenly he felt sudden
shock around his shoulders and
Strengthening his back discovered that
his body was encircled by tire. 1t
had evidently been cast by a Ford
sedan that was just disappearing in
a cloud of dust up the road. The
driver went on oblivious to that fact
that "the Kane you ring is the Kane
you get"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-01

all young stock, just the kind the
farmer needs to improve his herd.
The rules of this salt are:
1. No junk shall be offered for
sale.
2. Everything shall be as repre-
sented.
3. Absolutely no by bidding.
The members of the association
purchased comparatively 40 tons of
feed at a saving of 5000 per ton.
This saving alone will pay the test
er's wages for one-fourth of the
year.
The fact that association records
are of value to the owner of the
milk COW as we'll as to the man who
is buying was again brought before
the public at an auction sale Octo-
Der 17Gh. At this sale eleven grade
Shorthorn cows were offered, eight
of which had seven months records.
These cows sold at an average of
$500 per COW. The other three
cows were just as well bred and
showed equal ability to produce, but
sold at an average of $1,000 per
COW. Do you think it paved this
man to invest $4,000 in the associa-
tisn?
During the past month one COW
was culled that was only a three
year old and freshened last June.
She gave milk but rs days and dur
ing that time produced 46.1 pounds
of butterfat, yielding a profit of
S2.49 above the cost of feed during
the 70 days she MIXED. Just how
far will that $2.49 go toward feed
ing such a COW till she is fresh
again? What if you had sdch a joke
in your herd, wouldn't you Ike to
know it? Or would you keep her to
milk rs days during the year for fun
and feed her for her company during
the remaining 300 days?
J. N. SPENCER, Tester.