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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
TO HELP OUT BACHELORS
Idea of Divorcs-court Judge Might
Work, but Then, There 10
Old Human Nature.

A diyorce-court judge said the
other day that he thought he'd write
guide for bachelors a book Of
'Don'ts' for those who contem-
plated marriage. Then he ratified
off:
sDon't marry girl who dresses
in sloyenly artistic manner. AS
housekeepers such girls are awful.
Their homes hog-pensl
Don't marry an intensely reli-
gious girl. Hers is a passionate, un-
balanced nature. She may turn Holy
Roller and run off with the high
priest.
Don't marry a heavily scented
girl. She has queer ideas and may
come to bad end.
Don't marry a girl who is over
modest, always protesting against
one-piece bathing suits, bareback
gowns and so forth Such girls are
not to be trusted. Detroit Freee
Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
THE YELLOW DOG WAS HIRED

The candor of the brethren is
Illuminating An American evange-
list was engaged by church for a
weeks special mission. On his ar
rival he went to see the minister.
what sort of church have you
here2" he inquired. 'SWell," replied
the pastor, Il am afraid things are
pretty bad. The people are worldly
and careless, the congregations are
small, there is no interest in mis-
sions, no one comes to prayer meet
ing, dances and card parties go on
all through the week, and the people
are Indifferent to the claims of re-
ligion."
''Well," sneered the evangelist, eff
I had church with members like
that I'd go out and hire a yellow
dog to bite 'em."
Yes said the minister, sthat's
what we've done. Christian Reg
lister.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
UNIQUE TREASURE HUNT

Otto Kiep, librarian Of 0ttendorf,
found among his family archives
many references to treasure sup
posed to have been buried by Storte-
becker, a notorious pirate. Herr
Kiep examined the ecords Of sew
eral medieval castles and, by deduc-
tive reasoning, pitched upon one
near Neustadt.
Choosing likely spot on this site,
he secretly dug there, and actually
found a chest Of gold pieces. He re-
inferred the chest, and is seeking the
promise Of the owner Of the estate
that he shall receive the legal tariff in
return for his disclosure of the hid
ing place. He now believes that this
treasure was cached by another
pirate, and is bending new efforts
toward finding the Stortebecker
hoard Scientific American.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
sPARk-MAkING ALLOY

1t is said that when 70 per cent of
cerium is alleged with 80 per cent
of iron the metal thus produced pos
sesses the remarkable property of
giving off a shower of sparks when
struck lightly by steel wheel.
This substance has been employed
for making automatic igniters for
gas-burners or miners acetylene
lamps, and for other purposes. 1t
has been proposed to utilize it for
igniting motor headlights, and even
as substitute for electric ignition
in the cylinders. When tried in this
relation, however, it has been found
that the efficacy Of the alloy falls off
with use. The cause of this loss of
efficacy is suspected to be the pres
ence of oil and dust. Washington
Star.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30

In the district court of the
tenth judicial district Idaho, in
and for Lewis county E. M.
Erhardt, trustee, plaintiff, VS.,
j. A. Harris, defendant.
To whom it may concern:
State of Idaho, county OF
Lewis, IS. |, w. r. Emerson,
clerk Of the above entitled court
do hereby certify that | have
issued a writ of attachment IN
the above entitled cause, against
the property of said defendant.
In witness whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and al
fixed the seal of said court, this
29th day of November, A. d.,
1922. w. r. Emerson,
27-3 Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
MEMORY PLAYS QUEER TRICK
Educated Fingers OF Typewriter OPP
orator Retain Their Skill
for Fifteen Years.

Memory plays some queer tricks
at times. There is Leeds man who,
until fifteen years ago, spent a por-
ton of each day in typewriting LETT
tiers. In retrospective mood, he
lately looked back on that period,
and tapped the table with his finger
tips as if beginning letter.
Dear Sir,v he picked out with
out trouble, his fingers finding the
night places for the conventional
opening and drifting into the once
familiar phraseology, he discovered
that the place of every letter in the
keyboard had remained lodged in
his memory for fifteen years.
He could not write out the key
board without reflection, but once
his fingers were moving they found
every letter and figure and punctua-
ton mark without effort.
"Yet the queer thing is" he said,
"that | cannot be sure of remember
ing birthdays and certain wedding
day unless | mark them in a diary
-Tit-Bits.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
LIMITING AMBITION

One of Pasadena's society girls
has marked talent for art She
studied in Paris, and last year one
Of her pictures got into the salon.
This is all very well, but
Said her mother the other day
TO a well-known landscape painter
of southern California:
Il don't at all object to dear Dor
othy's painting, but I don't want
ner to neglect her social duties for it.
If she paints one masterpiece a year,
that's quite enough, think. " La
guma Life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
CONVECTION LIKED IN CHINA
Made From Rice and Barley Sprouts,
II 10 Candy of Remarkably
Mild Sweetness

The favorite candy of the Chinese
adult is a white chewing candy
called una tang" writes III. K.
Richardson, in Chemical and Metal
lurgical Engineering. This very
popular confection is made from a
rice sugar which, ON account of the
method of its manufacture, is some-
times called barley sugar
The manufacture of this sugar is
essentially a home and small-shop
industry. It is prepared by stepping
$50 catties of dry rice in hot water
and mixing the mash with nine cat
ties Of barley sprouts, which are pro-
dnced by the termination of dry
barley for six to eight days in warm
water. The mash is mixed 10 COW
cred tub with sieve bottom, which
is placed over pot of boiling water
and steamed for IS hours. The ex-
tracted material trickles down into
the pot and is concentrated as the
water evaporates. At the end Of IS
hours the concentrated strip weighs
80 to 100 catties. This sirup is
boiled down and pulled to form
white candy.
The process is usually carried on
from supper to breakfast" accord
ing to the Chinese. This is from 3
P. m. to 8 a. m. During the night
only a little attention is needed to
keep the fire going. The yield is
usually three pounds of heavy sirup
to four pounds of rice. The mate
rial is very similar to the Japanese
'sne zu aimee" and is delightful
candy of much milder sweetness
than cane sugar candy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
MYSTERIES OF SEVEN SEAS
All the Inventions Of Man Have Failed
to Solve Secrets of
the Ocean.
Is Chewing tobacco spoil-

Romance and mystery have not
been taken from the high seas, even
with the many inventions of man
that help annihilate space and per-
NIT communication with the world
in its far-away places. During the
last year &c vessels that left port for
voyage failed to arrive at their
destinations. They steamed away
and disappeared. What fate they
met, how it came and where, all are
a part of the mystery of the sea.
Some were equipped with wireless
with which they could keep in touch
with the great stations along the sea
coasts, but from these vessels no call
came. Like the Cyclops, they sailed
away and from them came no word
No bit of wreckage picked up at sea
was found to give clew.
Probably some mine, planted dur
ing the war and not picked up when
peace came, broke loose from its
mornings, was caught up by the
great ocean currents and carried
out into the lanes of travel.
Probably other vessels will be in
collision with the lost mines, for
there are many not yet accounted
for. The inventions Of man have
lone much to make safer the navi-
CATION of the wide waters, but all
he inventions of man thus far have
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
Notice of Attachment.

In the district court Of the
tenth judicial district, Idaho, in
and for the county of Lewis.
The Vollmler- Clearwater Co.,
Inc, plaintiff, VS.. Otto Bergrein
and Bessie Bergrein his wife, de-
PENDANTS.
To whom it may concern:
State of Idaho, county of Lew
is, IS. !, w. R. Emerson, clerk of
the above entitled court, do here
by certify that | have issued
writ of attachment in the above
entitled cause, against the prop
erty Of said defendants.
In witness whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand and affix-
ed the seal of said court, this 18th
day Of November, a. d., 1922.
26-3 w. r. Emerson, clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30

and for hearing the application
Of J. Raymond Fife, for the IS
suance to him of letters tesla
mentatory, when and where any
person interested may appear
and contest the same.
Dated this 9Th day of Nov
ember, 1922. u. Y. Dowd,
Probate Judge
G. G. Pencil, attorney for
estate, residence and postoffiee
address, Nezperce, Idaho
(Co,rt Seal) 25-3
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
LEFT AT THE posT

A little girl was regarding with
critical eye her newly arrived baby
brother. The proud father, who was
decidedly bald and hated any refer
ence to the fact, was also gazing on
his son and heir.
what pity my tiny brother
hasn't got any hair said the little
girl.
It'll grow beautifully later on, .
replied the nurse.
<But hasn't daddy's been dread
fully long time startingw exclaimed
the little maid.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Dcetors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Cararrh is local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30
Notice of Time Appointed for
Proving Will.

In the probate court of the
county Of Lewis, state Of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate Of
John =. Fite, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said
probate court, made on the 9th
day of November, 1922, nofice
is hereby given that Saturday.
the 9th day Of December, 1922
at 10 a. m, of said day at the
court room of said court, in the
village of Nezperce, in the coun-
ty of Lewis and state of Idaho,
has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will
Of said John E. Fife, deceased,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-30

not operated to take from the sea
the mystery that has enveloped it
since sailing first began. - Ohio
State journal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
en- KonehanoeI.

gn ielpbeItaltet 29ge eller "Sea.
ler" ira Chicago, 9ert Sutsel, ionl
iiben / Ipril bar boet / 9eloit, isis,
iommen meo Wrs. Catherine 3uber,
iom ban paaitaar at bore bans ret.
mesiige Gienbom", blep forrige
llge arreiteret beri gpen. San paa.
itoar GrliJ % rebclig at babe fipbt
Sonen al benbeS Ianb, 6. e. 3us
FER, og bctalt So for berlbe. SEQ set
forelobige Sorhsr, iom bleo optaget,
paaitob ban. at ban funbe fremI9g.
&c Salgsbofumettet. 3ubcr beneg.
ter Eransaftionen.
Saabe Sut3el og apinben inorem.
mer, at De bar lepet Iammen, men at
hette bar "au right, % Wanben
bopoe afbPnbet benoe o. faaet iin
Detailing. Sut5el baaitaar, at ban
Gar "fureret" Wrs. 3uber manae
@anse for Morfinpanen.
Sagens pibere Sebanolina bIcp
noiat til BEN t5oe September, 90
erflGrebc, at ban oa iflIoe
fremlGgge Salgsoofumentet / Ict.
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Ct Oaaoeorab.

Gn beflagelig lllpffe inbtraf for.
rige llge / Chicago, ibet Eolitiier.
geant SbomlaS Burns meo Den bare
Hppe ~tilfsieoe ben 90 Nar gantle
6reo elias ct iaa fraftigt Slas IN.
Ger Srct, at ban itrar efter afgif peo
5 sben. llpffen b9note nnber Ser
geantens Sorisg paa at itanIe ct
Slagsmaal, bpori SilaS bar inopif-
let. Sibitnppntc traf en- &nip og
tiltebe BplitimanOen paa 2ipet. Ou
Get par lpffeoes benne at tage &ni.
zen ira BAN, giorbe ban en- geuegel.
ie, iom ON ban pilbe trpffe Ell Sc.
bolper no al @a9lonmen, bpprpna
Sergeanten meo Den bare T9pe 9np
bam Ell unber Sret Iaa ban trinieoe
operenbe, og blep oerefter braet paa
Folitiitationen. Sbet ban ifnIbe
iltoIptteS / Gellen falot ban ON paa
@ulpet. San fsrteS til Gountpbo.
ipitalet, men par oa aIlerebe beb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Notwithstanding.

Gaoiptelefoneringen err enbnlZia
M, meoOeler Boitoepartementet, at
BET bar peret banifelig at fremfomme
meb n~siagtige Sire angaaenoe On.
foitninserne / oasIig 9rilg. Wan fan
imiblertio al De biotil opnaaeoe &e.
iltltater ie, at benne Spfinoelie bar
en- lpienoe Sremtib for fig.
S Boitrllten fra Seem gorf til Can
Srancisco anpenoes femten Haoio-
itationer. Wan b~eregner, at &aoio.
Communications omfatter omtrent
10 Willioner Srb pr. Iar, pg at
Smfoitninserne er 0,S8 Gent for
bpert ORD.
Gen iamlebe hight for &abio.
telefoneringelt Ell 8eriobe al 6 Waa.
neber belsber fig ifeIge Boitoeparte.
mentets Happort til 1885 Dollars.
Sfulbe man anucnoe Selegrafering
piloe ltbgifterne / tiliDarenbe Yeriooe
belsbe fig til S9,160 Collars, altiaa
mere enc Oobbelt iaa meget. SpiS
man iammenligner acknowledgements.
gen meb oen alminoeIige fommer-
cieae Selesraftieneite, iaa filler Be
iparelien meo oct npe Spitem fig
enonlt beiere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
2lrbeiosmarfeoet.

Sfelge oet feoerale 9~anbbrugSoe,
SortementS iioite Waaneosropport
rapportereoe 80 al 9anoets 60 itor.
ite gper forget @cifiPitiqelie / 9ll,-
quit iammenlignet meo | Siili, bette
tiItrobs for Sen WaSie 9r6eiOere,
iom gaar lebige paa @runO al oe
terIerenoe Nrbeiosfonilifter.
glanbt DC 9per bpor IrbeioSpirf,
Icmbeben err sget melt, por Ienper,
Colo, 0ep Orleans, Ga, Sotpeu OF
2aprence, Wais., og Buffalo, g. 9.
gpggepirfiombeoen or / enfelt,
gtper bleo foriinfet paa @runo al
Observation-Disclosures, mel taget
| lin Selbeo bar gpggepirfiombeber
/ Speana.
ON Observation-Disclosures / Ganaoc
meIbes ira Sttama, at ser ifelge
Snbberetninser iii Hegierinsen frc
Gle Dele al 3ominionen berifer Ii6er
ener ineen Irbeibslssbeo. Der trll.
er tpertimoo meb MnngeI paa ar.
b~eiosbi9lp / Here ~inouitrieQe Sen.
trer. Der bar raaSet abifilie 8rpgi
for, at Der funbe opitaa megen Or.
feibslssbeb uooper Ginteren, mer
cen @irfiombeo, iom MI berifer / np-
fen ole Snbuitrigrenc, bar fjcrnc'
benne Sare, ialfalb foriaapibt nose,
iserre aIheihsIcSiaheo aasaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Wars life en- 900 planet

Yrof. 6. 6. Slipber, @siiiterenOe
Tireftsr peb 2omea Sbierpatoriurl
/ Slagitaft Iri5., erflerebe i en- ri.
Gambling ban oplpite peb Set alne.
rifanife Iitronomiife SelIfabs Stars.
rneoe | @iaiams gap, Wis. frrigc
ltge, at WarS life err en- beb Blanet,
iren of oen beiiooer tilitrGffeli5 Bar.
ME til Seoligebolb at Blanter og
onimalif 2ip. Senus % Supiter,
iom lGnge bar pGret betragteoe ionn
Lebe Sticrncr, or tpertimob foloe,
'oa intet iom porer, euer bar 2ip, fan
e~riitere paa llogen al Dem, erfl9reoe
ban.
Brof Slipbers Eaaitanb er baierct
aa Sbierpationer % Waalinger,
ton nplig bar foretagct, al Sen,S,
Supiter og Wars. Sans @ranifnin-
ser bar pitt BAN, at Wars rabierer
so Trocent al Ben garute, ben moo
tnger ira Solen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Jniunction.Saeen

Ifbsringerne for Sorbunosoorn'
mer S. s. @ilferion / Chicago / In'
lebning al &egieringenS anoragenos
en- at faa Den miolertioige Snlul,c'
ton MOB De itreifenOe Sernbaneperf.
iteosarbeioere erflGret permanent
raabegpnotes WanSaJ.
Suititsminiiter Gougbertp boz
tcrionlig tilitebe / &etterl, men tog
irgen aftip Gel / Sorbanolingerne.
San erflGreoe imiblertio, itrar for
Metsmsoet tos lin 9egpnbelie, of Der,
ttertimoo Den alminoelise Soruent'
ming og foruogaaenoe Sorlpoenoe,
ingen 2empelier eaer Soranoringer
S;etsforbuoets SroIpo piloe bli fore
ilaaet ira &esieringens SIDE. &e.
sjeringen tog Den Boiition, iagoe
ban, at Ser, ON Me~tSforbuoet gisres
permanent, fom Oct MI itaar, ingen
Srpnfelier al Snoioioernes fonitt.
tlltioneac &ettiebeoer pil iinoe Steo.
Get at ltnionernes Sagferer
fremiatte &rap paa, at &etsforbuoet
orbepes, ABILITIES al Gommeren, Der.
"a Sorbanolingerne rimeliguis oiloe
fOnlme til at ltr9ffe Jig ODER flere
Gage, iamtiois forlGngeoe @ploia'
bcoen al BET miolertioige Hetsfor.
bro for ct Siosrum at ii Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

aabnes % renies ombpsgelig. So
burtigere Saaret blir paifet no, oes
bebre er oct. Spis Der er 8rlin6 til
at fro at Setanusipiren er iluppet
inb i Saaret, iaa bsr bette boloes
aabent.
Nan bsr Jorge for gob Iffsring
peb amerifanif Ole (~caitor oiD eaer
anbet. Sbis 8atienten faar &rampe
naar ban ipiier noget, iaa bGlb en-
piifet g@ggeplomme giennem ct Hsr
! Sulien.
Setanus antitorin er nj, ct prspet
og anerfienbt Niboel. Spis Ser tib-
ligere par nogen Enil berom, iaa er
Sen MI blepet bortiaeet peo De grfa-
ringer ser inbbsitebes UNDER &rieen.
Oct er bog ne%bpenoie of man for.
itaar bporban Intitorin ifal benpt-
tes. Set maa altib benpttes for
Stipframpen letter ino. 8runoen
BERTH er ben, at efter at Setanlsgif-
ten bar ubpiflet fig / 2egemet iaa er
oct innllie for I~ntitorinen at faa
g,let meb oen. Intitorinen bsr Der
for benpttes itrar efter man er iaaret.
Sfi,biaar % Saar foraariaset peb
Iffpring at leie Batroner er oltio
farlise, % bsr altio forbinbes al en-
2ege. notwithstanding anbe.
fales / ale SilfGloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
GIermont WenigbcoS
SDttiaarS=Ven

Sra Sreoag ben 22be September
Ill og meo Ssnbag oen 24oe Sep.
TENDER afboIber Glermont Wenigbeo,
/ og npr GIcrmont, Soma, Eoitor o..
@unitens aalo, ct Samtalempoe og
Spttiaars Set.
Seitprogram:
Srebas 6ormibbog: Iabnings-
pr9bifen neo 8aitor Saul &pren.
Sreoag Gftermiooag: Samtalen
ober gmnet, Yialme 80, 1-2, .ino-
leoe5 neS Soitor 8. Sbefpelanb.
Sreoag aiten: Sorebrag ODER
@mnet "The Work of the Young
Peoples Society in a Congrega-
ton.
9srbog S%ormibbag: Soreorag peb
8oitor S. Gamer: "&eligionsifolens
itore meteorological | bore Wenigs
beoer."
9sroug @ftermiobag: Samtale
ober Gmltet.
2sroag S[ften: Soreorag peo ga.
itor Siortbolm.
Ssnoas S%ormiooag: 8uostiene-
iter / begge Wenigbeoens airfer;
/ Sooeofirfen, 3 Nil git fra GIer.
mont gp, peb Sormanb $. 6. Solm;
/ 9pens &irfe (Seit Glermont) beo
Gaitor Safob Sanner.
Ssnbag Gitermiooag: SplGsning
al Nentgbebens SiItorie og forte
Saler al a1e ti~liteOeorrenbe Ereiter.
Ssnoae giten: @ugclif 6oreorag
peo Erof. Sinaelitao.
glQe Wenigbebens &enner og for
buns Meolemmer al Dem er bierte-
light inobuone til at fomme % boloe
Set meo oS / bisie Gage.
Gaa aomiteelS Segne:
q. @irnIten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
u.SaaoulYffe / Speriee

Stocfbolm lite September. gn
irrgclig ulpffe bGnote unoer en-
Glaabemansper iorrige ltge, ioet to
Iauo al 9~ciGtningen paa Ell lln,
berpanosbaao orufnebe unoer beiit
r1erfeIige SmitGnbigbeoer. Ge bleu
/ Sirfeligbcben oireoe for at reobc
&C epriges 2ip.
llnoerpanosbao6en "~,Slern" bau6c
cfipret en- Sorpcoo paa en- bepe1eli1
Sfipe, bporpaa Den fom op poa
Sperflaben forat iagttase @irfnin.
gen. Sire al 9ei9tningcn foln op
tna 9Gffet, men ! oct iamme forn
her noget | lllape meb @aqaittarfer.
re. Gbefen loo Sllgerne sicbliffelia
LUTTE og onffebe, iaa be fire 0anS
biep operlaot til at reb6e ia, Ioin
Geoit De funbe.
Gre at Dem bIep ifpaet o~pcrboro,
meoenS ben iierbe flpnscoe iia til I'm.
oerpanbs6aabcuS Geroifoo. goober
ggpeoe ii8 jtrar iaien, % bennc
Mtano blep reboet. 70 al Dem, Tom
tleo itpaet operborS zoa al bpiIfe bet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Gratis Sanobru8Sbp9er

2anObritgsbepartementet uogir ita.
Dig rtpe 9sger % Smaaifrifter til
SiGlp og Seileoning for 2anoets
Sorbbrugere. Separtententet bar op-
taget nebenitaaenoe elite oper Sfrif.
ter Tom pGrenbc AT i9rlig Snteresie
for Sarmerne / September Waaneb.
9sgerne fan erbolbes gratis peo at
tilifripe department OF agriculture,
0ipiiion OF Solicitations, 8aibing.
ton, 9. G." geitil efter Wl,mer.
Farmers Bulletin No. 474-
Use of Paint on the Farm.
Farmers Bulletin No. 574-
Poultry House Construction.
Farmers Bulletin No. 753-
Handling, Grading, and Market
ing Potatoes.
Farmers Bulletin No. 872-
The Bollworm or Corn Earworm.
Farmers Bulletin No. $50
Backyard Poultry Keeping.
Farmers Bulletin No. 900
Homemade Fruit Buffers.
Farmers Bulletin No. 903-
Evaporation and Drying of Fruits.
Farmers Bulletin No. 9o1-
Efficient Operation of Threshing
Machines.
Farmers Bulletin No. 1919
Bailing Hay.
Farmers Bulletin No. 1175-
Better Seed Corn.
Farmers Bulletin No. 1900
tuberculosis in Live Stock.
Farmers Bulletin No. 1113-
Poultry Houses.
Farmers Bulletin No. 1875
. Unfermented Grape Juice = How
to make it.
Farmers Bulletin No. 1890
Preparation OF Barreled Apples
for Market.
Department Circular No. Is
Points for Egg Buyers.
Department Circular No. "a
Points for Egg Breakers - How
to break eggs for freezing.
Department Circular No. o.
The Installation of Dust Collect
ing Fans on Thrashing Machines
for Prevention of Explosions and
Fires and Grain Cleaning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
9eeurab. YOiteu, Srebas ben i5Sc eeptember 1922.
fonife Waioriteter iammcnlignct

fcnife Waioriteter i%amincnlisnci
meo for TO Ior iioen.
Grempelpis n9pneS, at y. Barter,
Ger bar republifanif &aiioioat for
6npernsr, blot erbolbt 10000
Gtemner, nIeoens Den republifanltc
Ganoioat for @upernsr / 1920,
8arfburit, fit 1888.
sc fire 3ongresreprGIentanter
Ger aue cr &epibIifanere, er glen.
ralgte rneb Waioriteter parierenoe
fra 4,200 til 10000 Stemmer Jam.
n'enlienet meo fra $4,000 til $4,000
| 1920.
Senator Sreoericf Sale er gieit'
Oalgt meb 26,392 Stemmers Waio'
ritet, bpilfet ogfaa betegner en- Neo.
gang MOB for to Iar iioen.
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DaIset / Waine.

Statspalaet / Raine 3irsoas, Ser
BOA 8runb al, of oct err bet fsrite
S'alg, iom bolbes | Be resul9re 8alg.
teriober, % forbi grfaring ofte bar
ciit, at "as Waine goes, 10 goes tie
lnion", iaar bar orret imsoeieet
meo mer emo alminbelig Snteresie,
b!ep en- Seir for Hepublifanerile,
foriaaoibt iom be ileite al De republi.
fmnife 2anbibater, oeribIanbt for
Sorbunbsienator % for @upernsr,
er blepet palgt. Mepublifonernc
irbler ielpislgelis. men 9cmcfrater.
ne paaitaar, at Der or li0cn 8runS
for Silbelen, ibct De sisr opmerfIom
paa ben itrrc Nebaana tbe republt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Wfi6tgan.
TnrSs NrheiSprr nnri1t

Tpros Mrbei0ere DarIles. Se TO-.
900 Manb, Der err aniatte beo Soro
Iotor Sos Sabrifer pe0 Detroit, fit
iibite Ianoag fra Senrp 5oro gar-
iel ON, at be bapbe at bolbe iig flllb'
It9noig fra ole Slags 9r9noepin,
Bin og 81, eller De piloe mite fine
Stilinger. San iagoe, at Grit blanot
pisie al Irbeioerne nplig bapoe for.
poIbt lllpffer / enfelte al Sabriferne.
0sr. Soro tiger / oenne lin Sariel til
Irbeioerne: Sra MI al bill Oct folte
en- Wano bans Stilling, iioen at nos
gen llnoifploning eaer Sorbsn tages
/ getra9tning, Bpis bans Iailoe lug
ter al 81, Bin eaer grGnoepin, eler
ban finbes at babe noget of iaabanne
&i,Soriffe paa lin Yerion eIer / tit
Sicm."
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ploter op penee.

gn / Smesnen af 2anosbpen Hem
Salem boenoe Sarmer, @iQiam
@bitter, plsieoe en- Gag forrige llgc
op at Igeren n9lten en- Gallon meo
&ennies og imaa Selpmpnter. NG.
itc Dag i%nbfanot ban fig paa gans
fen / SEEM Salem meb ct 1.8aaon.
ipano inoeboloenoe 2,460 Eennies,
e S%alpoalere os $50 / Nicfels og
Zines. San fit al 9anfen Sen lln-
Oerretning, of Hengene bar gang
bare, % at oe tilbsrte Sinoeren.