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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

MIA relacion directa activa con la
colnisi6n conjunta, pero que en- .u
opinion, ell lfder socialista, defe1;le
ria una vez mas, ell proyecto de ley
que concede ell gobernador elective a
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
PUEsTo vACANTE

En- la secci6n de anuncios clasifica
dos de Ell MUNDo diariamente hay
avisos relacionado con plazas vacan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
DR.. R. U. LANCE
A los droguistas:

"A IUa U1US u4o0ds'
Les ofreces vender sus derechos de
propiedad sobre sus Formulas Priva-
das: Vino Ultra Lange'', "Grise!s
Lange' Y 'Febricidas Lange'. "Ul-
ira Lange" es tonico, reconstituyen-
te, aperitivo galactogeno. "Grises
Lange" indicadas en- las clorosis y
anemias tropicaies. "Febricidas Ian
ge'' son antipaludicas y anti febr1-
les.
Sc admiten proposiciones CASH.
Dirijanse al
DR.. R. u LANCE.
Mayagtiez P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola, t6mese LAXATIVE BRO
MO 'QUININA. Ell boticario devolve-
ra el dinero 81 no lie cura. La firma
f. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

tes en- numerosas firmas de San Juan
y La isla. 81 usted fuera lector cons
tante de esta secci6n sin duda alguna
encontrara la colocaci6n que desea.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

EL GoBERNADoR EsTAIA PRE-
SENTE A LA vELADA QUE Ell
ATENEo CELEBRARA ESTA NO
CHE EN- CoNMEMoRACIoN DE LA
BATALLA DE AYACUCHo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

Su Secretario Particular, Mr.. Van Deus
sen tambien estara presente. Mr..
Van Deussen ha estado expresamen-
te a yer Ell campo donde Sc celebr6
la gloriosa jornada.
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ULTIMA HORA
Continuation de Ia Ia. pAg.

dia de honor policiaca.
Los distinguidos polfticos puertorri-
quenos,. permaneceran en- esta ciudad
varlos dias, v luego saldran hacia
washington, donde redoblaran sus
esfuerzos para que Sc apruebe ell pro-
yecto de ley que concede a los puerto
rrlquenos ell gobernador elective.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
Ell MAS GRANDE PROBLEMA DE
LA HUMANDAD DEFINLTIvA-
MENTE REsUELTo PoR UN FA-
! Moso EscRIToR AMERICANA

Los americanos, en- su afan de crear
algo nuevo diariamente asi como de
resolver los mas grandes problemas,
han llevado al henzo la monumental
obra del famoso escritor Bernard NC
Conville que lleva por titulo Contra
la Ley, la cual constituye Ell mas su-
premo triunfo de arte cinematografico
Los mas grandes rotativos ameri-
canos estan de acuerdo en- proclamar
esta joya cinematografca como la mas
estupenda production del afio, toda
vez que en- ella resuelve Ell mas
grande problema de la humanidad:
Ia felicidad de la humanidad misma
La famosa actriz Baby Paggy, quien
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

Ell senior Barcel6, al ser interroga-
do, manifesto que el abrigaba la pie
ma seguridad de que los puertorri-
quefics Sc les concedera ell derechc y
elegir su propio gobernador, en- esta
session especial del Congreso america
mo.
Ell ilustre politico puertorriquefio
agra76 que Ell senador Iglesias, no te-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
TIE SIN AS Y
CARRETILLAS
Bazar Americana
Allen 40 San Juan
DON JOAQUIN TRIGo
Allen 40

Ell jueves pasado embrace en- ell va
por San Lorenzo, ell prestigioso hom-
bre de negocios don Joaquin Trigo,
con ell prop6sito de visitar a varios
dc sus Representatives.
Ell senior Trigo girara una vista de
inspection por las fabricas de nue.
bIes de Nueva York, Carolina del
Norte, Indiana Saint Louis, selec-
cionando los estilos mas bonitos y
adecuados para los mercados de Pto.
Rico, Cuba Santo Domingo.
Deseamos al quito caballero una fe-
liz estadia en- ell norte.I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

BARCELo CREE QUE IGLEsIAs
DEFENDERA Ell GoBERNADoE
ELECTIvo PARA PUERTO
RICO.
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Nv1TADo DE HONOR

FL club "Ibero Americana, invi-
to al sefor Barcel6, para que asista
como huesped de honor, al gran ban.
quete reception, que Sc celebra esta
noche en- el Hotel Plaza, como CONNIE
moracion de- la gran batalla de Aya
cucho.
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Ell cAso VA A SER EsTUD1ADo

neral de las elecciOnes en- esta capital
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Ponce, Die. 7, 1924
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
Village Cooperates
With County Fair

Preparations for tho county fair
here next week featured the month
~ meeting OF tho village board
Tuesday night
Tho usual arrangements we're
made with the fair management for
The supervision 81 any concessions
that might be wanted IN the incor-
poratc limits; plans OF Marshall J.
y. Allen for The employment OF ox-
ira police aud Office help were
okehcd: and permlss.on was given
the fair 20 use tho municipal IRE
engine mr. a part OF one forenoon
mid n the sprinkiing Of tho grounds
70 that The dust viii be aiiayed pro-
ylous 10 tho opening Of the big es-
hlbifion
other matters which received The
attention of the board were roruiar
monthly bills. the breaking " fraf.
NJ regulations by spcodsiers. Tho
sale Of a ounnilfy OF gas pine nwned
BY tho village. and the need N
greater police supervision IN TIE con-
duct Of public dance halls
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
GRIDIRON WORK
ALREADY STARTS
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Season During First Week
of School

Football practice began Wednes-
day evening with a large squad out.
In spite OF the heat. the boys went
through preliminary work In earnest.
Plans have been made TO handle a
larger squad thin in the past Some
new equipment has arrived and
there is plenty for all While the
loss OF last years seniors Will be
felt greatly. there are several new
huskies and a number from last
years squad. Ansil Shinn. basket
ball captain. has announced his in
tention OF capturing a football po-
sition. Captain Adkins. one OF the
lightest but gamest centers I'm the
district. is ready 10 go big. Ennis,
oDnane Adkins. Atkinson. Hall.
Diehl and Murphey are letter men
OF last year Hainline. Shinn. La
Monte. Patten. Thompson. Moore
and many others are after places and
will not be denied Indications are
for a heavier team than last year.
Fans can count on ,ne same old
wildcat fight and a real team.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
LEE CONNER FALLS
TWENTY FEET AND
HITS LAVA ROCK
Highway District Workman Recover.
ing Prom Acci.a'nt Tuesday at
Crushcr Plant

Lee Conner Is recovering from the
effects OF 20-falt fall sustained
Tuesday morning al the Filler High
way district rock crusher south OF
here. which resulted In serious
brain conclusion. and a painful cut
az the base OF the skull.
Mr.. Conner and Homer Dnquesne
were on a scaifold engaged IN tear
Ing down the erushor bin OF the plant
and were ripping on tho side boards
The icaffold gave way and tho two
r. were thrown. Mr.. Duquesne be-
Tag able 10 catch himself on the side
- The bin, but Mr.. Conner was
pitched 20 feet 10 the bottom
O. the bin. In which there was crush
"a Lava rock several feet deep. A
l0-inch hoard i0-feet long. and a
crnwbar fell with him and on him.
and he struck on his hoad.
lie was rushed 10 tho Office ~ a
local d1ctor after being carried by
fellow workmen mp ladder out OF
the bin and clear over the rock
crusher itself. Later he was removed
20 his home on North street. where
he Is reported 20 be recovering sat
isfaciorily.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
RAM SALE SUCCESSFUL

Col. y. o. Walter returned last
week from the National Ram sale al
Salt Lake. where he auctioued He
reports that Robert Blastoek OF this
place had offerings at the sale, the
local mon getting top OF $3.50 for
a Hampshire. Charles Clark, resid-
ing west OF here. had 20 Ramhouil-
lets at the auction. which averaged
nearly 500 each.
The top OF the SAGE was 1878. paid
for a Rambouillei The auction is
declared TO have been most success
full. Mr.. Walter states he was om-
ployed for the event for another soa-
son. and also dated ram sale al;
Parowan. Utah, one OF the best Ram
bouiliet sections IN the country.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
ARTS AND CRAFTS
WILL BE FEATURE
FOR ALL WOMEN
Additional Demonstrations Are An
nounccd Today for Department
at County Esposhk,n

Among the interesting features 10
b. given in the woman's department
az the county fair are the demon
strations IN the newer arts and
crafts.
"Wednesday morning AZ 10. 30. Mrs
Nina TURKEY Of Rupert viii illustrate
ne two methods Of fabric decora-
ton known as tiled and dyed work
and also batlk work.
Thursday morning at 1920 Mrs
Lewis % W n. Wright & Sons Co
viii demonstrate the making OF knit
ted and crocheted bead bags and bead
chains.
Thursday afternoon AZ ?. Mia
Esther kahie Of Rupert viii demon
sfrste the making OF three OF the
most popular types ~ lamp shades.
Friday morning At 10 80 Mrs. Ap,
Of Clos Book Store viii illustrate
ihe different mefho--s o. making pa
Der flowers
These demonstrations viii be held
in the fine Arfs building ami ar
ranKements have been made 70 ac-
commodafe large crowd
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04

This IL peach week in this section
Tho big orchards on Snake river
which this year are being looked 20
FOR most OF tho peaches and apples.
are az their height this week. a.
Tar as peaches are concerned.
Despite the shortage on the tract.
the Coeriey. Crystal Spring.. Mays
and other orchards are more than
supplying the local demand. Il hav-
ing been necessary TO ship peaches
onf OF here by the car load.
Growers report that many persons
wait until Il is too late before sup
plying themselves with Eiberfas and
other peach varieties. adding thai
II all would do their buying while
the peaches are on the marhst thsrs
x1ould be less cause for rsgrst AteF
In the season.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04

In elections that brought out the
largest number OF voters In recent
history. direetors for the two local
school districts were chosen Tuesday
afternoon. The three present mem
beers OF the high school board who
sought reelection without opposition:
Guy II. Shearer. Elmer Aman and y.
A. BEEN received overwhelming ma
jorities OF the 17s votes cast. while
in Independent district No. 4. Mrs.
II. f. Hammerquist. Ernest Dexter.
John II. Blass and Jesse Hainline
were victors in race that included
seven names.
A. o. maitland and John NJ. Penny.
present members OF the board OF
Trustees who stood for reelection.
were defeated as was II. T. Graves.
A total OF $50 votes were east In the
grade school election.
Friends and proponents OF the
successful candidates IN the grade
school contest waged a strenuous
In behalf OF their nomi-
netss i-fluttfb INK dutoinobi'o
and other electioneering methods
we're brought into play. bringing the
total vote up TO unusual proportions
Cor a school election here.
Ernest Dexter and John II. Blaas
will serve three years as the result
OF Tuesdays election: Jesse Hahn
line. who was elected without OPP
position. will act for the two-year
term: while Mrs. Hammerquist was
elected for one year. W. ID. ellis.
and C. A. Love are the two remain
Ing members OF the board.
In the Rural high school district
Elmer Amap and Guy ~. shearer
we're chosen 1pr the three-year terms.
and f. a. BEEN was elected without
opposition for the one-yesr term.
A. Lincoln. Fred Reicheri
and A. A. Davis are the remaining
members OF this board.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
Half Thousand
Babies Entered

Not the least important ex-
hibit al the county fair next
week will be the baby clinic and
health olnference which will
last the four days. Secretary J.
NJ. Markell reported yesterday
that the unprecedented total of
532 babies and children of pre-
school age had been registered
for the event.
The secretary's Office is busy
this week scheduling the chill
dren and their mothers for GER
tain days and hours. and mailing
notifications together with free
admission tickets for the moth
ers. as well as the children en-
tered.
DR.. F. w. Almond. OF Boise.
director OF the Bureau of Hy-
giene of the Department OF Pub
lie Welfare, and his stan, to-
gether with a number OF county
physicians. as well as nurses
will be here 10 conduct the elm
lie.
Mrs. r. Dan Conner of this
place. a registered nurse. Is in
charge OF the local arrange
ments.-
She stated last evening that
a score or more OF entries had
to be refused ON account OF the
registrations coming in after
the closing date. September /.
However. those thus affected
may come TO the clinic and take
their chances on receiving atten-
ton. she added. the extremely
large number OF registrations
making this rule imperitiye.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
TO Shut WATER OFF
TODAY FOR BENEFIT
OF NORTHSIDE CO..
Directors Order Diversion To Meet
Desperate Situation ON Neigh
boring Tract.

Commencing a)day the Twin Falls
Canal company will divert its entire
irrigation water supply amounting
to 1900 second feet. for period OF
three days, to relieve the Northside
project, said TO be seriously in need
of water. Only water for domestic
use will be run through the canals
Of the Twin Falls Canal company
during this period.
Official announcement OF the ac-
zion of the Twin Falls Canal direc-
tors in this regard was made by
Burton Smith in the following state
ment issued Saturday evening:
committee of the board of direct
ors and others from the North Side
Twin Falls Canal company appeared
today before the board OF directors
OF the Twin Fails Canal Company
and asked that they be given a three
day run OF water with 1900 cubic
feet flow. Several members OF the
committee were heard who stated
that their condition was very ser
ious; that large numbers OF their
cisterns are dry and many more will
SION be dry: that all wells have
been equipped with power pumps
and could not supply the demand
for domestic water. IL was also
stated that much OF the stock had
been sold and that IL present condi-
fions continued It would be neces-
sary b sell much more stock.
Board Seeks Advice
Several persons deeply interested
here were called in for advice on the |
matter and all advised the board to
allow the North Side TO draw the nee I
esary water 10 meet it's immediate |
requirements for domestic purposes. |
Several others were called in TO verify 1
statements made by the North Side 1
e)mmittee and according to their de-
seription of the condition. It is quite /
serious
II is the opinion Of the North SIDE 4
committee that this run OF water will /
relieve their domestic water famine
for 80 days.
This board. after some delibera-
tion decided to permit the needs OF
the North Side TO be supplied The
water will be cut TO stock water in
this sytsem at Miner on Thursday.
September al G o-c.oc-s = m, and
will be raised again at the same
hour on Sunday. September Z. as per
orders OF the board OF directors OF
the Twin Falls Canal company
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
ninth ANNUAL FAIR OPENS IN Filler TUESDAY,


Prospects that Governor c.
c. Moore will attend the county
fair here next wees is indicated.
although uncertain.
When the chief executive was
here this spring he informed
The Record that he would at
tend II Il was al all possible for
him TO do so. and indicated that
the only thing that would pre-
vent his attendance would be
his absence In the northern
part OF the state.
As his annual custom, Secre-
tary J. NJ. Markell OF the fair has
forwarded written invitation
10 tho governor q attend as the
guest OF the management A
similar invitation was sent Mar
Gus Means, commissioner OF ag-
riculture. but Il Is learned that
Mr. Means. whose home Is IN
north Idaho. viii attend the
Lewiston fair, also in session
next week.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
MRS. WILLIAMSON AND
DAUGHTER IN ACCIDENT

Mrs. J. W. Williamson aud dauxh-
ter Hazel had narrow escape from
q serious accident Friday while drfv-
Ing into town. In buggy. the vshielc
being struck from the rear by an on
coming autompbsie.
Mrs. Williamson states she vas
driving with one wheel on the pave
ment. and that when near the Haw-
kins corner on the state hishwas
north Of here. a car driven by Mr..
Turner OF Burnley smashed into the
buggy. completely wrecking Il. The
occupants Of the buggy fortunately
were not seriously injured, but they
are inclined 10 the belief that Mr..
Turner displayed pDor judgment. n
not extreme csrelessness.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
AUTOMOBILE AND HUNTING
LICENSES MUST CONFORM

Carrying an Idaho hunting license
and driving a car bearing California
license plates. Raymond Hall was ar
rested Sunday on Raft river by l.. W
Hawkins. deputy game warden OF
Filler. and sentenced Monday BY
Probate Judge ". NJ. Wright 1T Bur-
ley 10 pay fine and costs amount
ing 20 $40. and was admonished also
to procure an Idaho license for his
ear
Hunting licenses and automobile
licenses must conform. t)hn T. Sails
bury. chief deputy state game war
den. said Monday. referring TO this
Incident Persons driving cars H.
censed IN another state arc not emit
tied 10 hunt under an Idaho resi-
dents license and game wsrdens are
TO make arrests where
such circumstances are found
News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
PIG SHOW HERE
NEXT WEEK WILL
BE ATTRACTIVE
Nearly $1,000 in Prizes Offered I'm
This Department nj County
Fair

Long pedigreed pigs that rank
with the best in the swine world
will be featured I'm the big livestock
exhibit at the Twin Falls County
Fair here next week.
Preparations are being made for
one OF the largest shows in the his
tory OF the Fair Liberal premiums.
totaling $3.50 are offered for thu
leading breeds including the Dur,e
Jerseys. Poland Chinas. both black
and spotted Hampshires. and Chester
Whites. Large numbers Of the an
finals are expected TO be shown En-
tries close September 6
Superintendent r. $. Armes who
Is in charge Of the swine show. f.
going making an effort 20 interest
every swine breeder In this county
in exhibiting at the Fair. Premium
lists and entry blanks. giving COM
plete information about the sh1v
are being mailed TO the prospective
exhibitors
Fair visitors will have a rare
chance TO compare the leading
breeds OF swine raised in this local
ity. look over the herds o. the more
prominent breeders. and watch the
Judging Breeders who are cooper
ating with the fair MANAGEMENT 90
putting on the show assert tesTe T.
no farm animal which can produce
meat more economically or quickly
than the hog. They point out that
the hog-raising requires less capital.
less labor. and less equipment. than
the raising q any other kind Of
stock. with the possible exception Of
poultry or sheep
Secretary J. N. Markell declares
that the management viii present 2
well balanced fair IN its patrons
In addition TO one OF the best ed
ucxtionsl programs ever arranged.
many new and novel entertainment
sstures have been engaged.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
SEVEN TRUSTEES
CHOSEN TUESDAY
IN TWO ELECTIONS

Spirited Contest In Grade School
Voting; Victory for Mrs. Ham,
merquisf. Dexter and Blass
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
Prospects Indicate Best
Exposition In History
Biggest Show Window in Southern Idaho Will
Present Bounties of Field
and Farm

The biggest show window IN this
locality will be opened to the public
when the gates of the Twin Falls CO.
unity Fair officially swing open.
Tuesday morning OF poxt week.
A complete panorama OF the prog
ress made by this community In
livestock raising. agriculture. boys
and girls, club work and the art OF
home-making during the past year
viii be unfuried TO fair patrons. II
viii be a show worth travelling miles
TO see.
The livestock show which is al
ways interesting. will be q hummer
this year. Fat hogs. sleek horses.
COWS with bullying uddcrs. and broad
backed sheep. will vic with one an
other for public approval. Generous
premiums are being offered for live
stock.
Farm products OF superior quality.
viii constitute one OF the big dis
plays. Grains and vegetable <of
leading varieties will be shown in
number. Fruits Of the best kind
suited 10 this locality will be esy
hibited In quantity.
The entertainment program will be
on par with the educational fea-
lures. The officials have planned an
amusement bill which will please the
most exacting. Among the leading
features will be the Sunset Four.
featuring -four singing fools. Yong
Wong Brothers. quintet OF Chinese
in sensational knife. throwing
water juggling, and fire eating act;
band concerts afternoon aud evening
and an extensive program OF horse
racing
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04

offcers OF the Security state bank
will be the same as those OF The Cas-
tleford bank, including two Twin
Falls bankers. Carl J Miller OF Cas-
tleford. president OF the Twin Falls
canal board. Is president; J @
Bradley. OF the Twin Falls Bank and
Trust. Is yice-president; and JOAN A.
Noble OF Twin Falls il named a. CASH
Ter and officer in active charge The
same position held BY him "a The
Bank OF castlefofd
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
SECURITY STATE
WILL BE NEWEST
BANK IN COUNTY
John A. Noble of Twin Fails VIII
Have Active Charge; Represents
Change OF Location

The Security State Bank. with a
capitalization OF $4,000 viii open
In Bull about Oct )ber ]. aceordine
to announcement from officers Ia
Twin Falls last week
The new nnanciai institution for
Bull represents in effect transfer
OF location OF the Bank OF Casticford
which will close simultaneously with
the opening OF the Security State.
Change IN name IS necessary with
the transfer ,of location.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
nrsnANp AILEeEs prsrnrrov

Desertion. dating from June. 1898.
two years and eight months after
their marriage in Iowa. Il alleged By
Clarence A. Bcaahan In . suit for
divorce from Coldie p. Bonahan. in
sfituied in district court here THIS
day through Porter and William. at
News.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-07-24
Montana Should Prepare to
Meet the DOekage Problem

as sold and raised the grade one or
more points.
1t is even more important to care
fully clean the grain that is to be
used for seed for the amount of for
eign material and undesirable seed
in the seed grain largely determines
the amount of dockage for the COM
ing year. 1t is reported that SO per
cent of the spring wheat farmers in
1922 planted from 1000 to half a
million weed seeds per acre with their
seed wheat. Millions of bushels more
of spring wheat could have been
grown on the land if the wheat plants
had not been crowded out by weeds.
Screenings or dockage can be re-
moved from wheat or rye with port
able disc grain cleaners at a cost of
two or three cents a bushel. A num-
Der of these machines will be in OPP
Grafton in the spring wheat states
this year and many other farmers
will be able to get first hand infor-
nation as to how much the cleaning
of wheat is worth.
The average docKage for the spring
wheat states shows Montana at the
bottom of the list. North Dakota was
highest, showing an average dock
age of 11.3 per cent, South Dakota
next with TT per cent, Minnesota 7.2
per cent and Montana 2.5 per cent.
Thus while the dockage problem can
hardly be considered serious in Mon
lana yet, the figures for the other
states indicate that Montana farm
ers must be prepared.
Dockage material consists largely
If weed seeds, cracked and shrunken
of grain, chaff, broken stems
Ind straws, dirt and other foreign
Material. Screenings often consti-
ute from 10 to 20 per cent of the
grain as it comes from the threshing