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The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
DR.. aKoRaR ". Porrs.

a well known Asbury Park Physician
died Tuesday night at o'clock at his
home, 1908 Grand Avenue, Asbury
Park, after short illness. He was taken
suddenly i'll early last Thursday morn
ing while attending patient at Wanna
Inassa
DR.. Potts was born in Farmingdale,
the son Of George and Cynthia Stevens
Potts, the former railroad builder. His
early education was obtained in the
Ocean Grove grammar schools after
which he entered Asbury Park high
school, which he atteaded for three
years, then attending Princeton sem mary
where he graduated fromsiuB1S99.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
Apollo Concert
Given at Freehold

The Apollo club of Asbury Park, nm
der the direction Of julius zingg, gave
a pleasant concert in the First Baptist
church Of Freehold, Monday evening,
under the auspices Of the Daughters of
the Cross and choir of that church. Mu-
sic lovers filed the church and were de-
lighted with the music Of the club.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09

on five indictments charging him with
conspiracy and extortion and rule
to show cause was issued on motion of
Prosecutor John j. Quinn, for him to
appear and show cause why bail bonds
aggregreating $500 should not be for
foited.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
Eng!ishtOwn

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Thompson and
George Tilburg Of Hightstown and Mrs.
Viola Tillburg of Philadelphia spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Dermott.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hornr and
guest, Mrs. Ida Sickles spent Sunday
with their son, George, of Freehold.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
Freehold Y m N A
Play Asbury Park Five

The Freehold Y. NJ. H. n. basketball
team, having already met the strong
Newark and Perth Amboy Y. M. II. A.
teams during the past two weeks met
two fast quintents this week. The Free
hold boys went to Belmar, Monday
night, whore they met the Asbury Park
ssYn team on the Bellnar American
Legion court. On Thursday night Ito
night they meet the undefeated Ire n
ton quintet at the Capital city.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
THoMAs HHNn Z anANr

68, one Of the best known farmers Of
N ddletown township, died Monday at
the Grant homestead, Everett road Of 3
complication Of diseases. He was the
son Of the late William n and Ann
Morford q ant and was born in the
house where he died. He is survived
by cousins. He was member of the
Field and Stream society and freouent-
" contributed articles to the Field and
nprean magazine; vestryman Of the
Red Bank Trinity EPISCOPAL church ana
amember Of the Rumson 6 uftry club.
For the past few winters he had made
his hotue in Sarasota, Fla. Funeral
services will be held Thursday after
noon nt at at the home; Rev. Robert
MacKellar, rector of Trinity church.
Red Bank, officiating. Interment viii
be made in Fairyiew cemetery.
MIR. Grant will be remembered az
one Of the bright students at the Free
hold Institute
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09

FarnHorD, N. J., December 0, 1926.
The annual meeting of the sharehold-
era 81 the FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
FREEHOLD, N. T., for the election
az directors will be held at the banking
house, TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1927,
aA 2 o'clock Pm.
aASO ELMnR G. HALL, CASHIER.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
FRRSH FLORIDA ORANGES

FRESH FLOhlDA OKANG LED
Fresh Sweet Florida Oranges, $S per
box Of three hundred, large size. Sound
fruit and satisfaction guaranteed or
money back. We pay express charges.
A box Of these makes an appreciated
Christians gift. Remit with order.
ACME FARMS
Gainesville, Florida.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Freehold, N. 5.

Notice to Shareholders.
State, County, Township and Munich
pal taxes on your bank stock, and all
income taxes on your dividends are
pa yed by the bank.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
WANTEn

WANTED
2 to 4 acres with or without build
ings, on Freehold Road, near Lake
wood. State location, frontage and
price.
M. HIEBEL,
81 Monroe Ave,
Elizabeth, ].
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MRs. EMRRRrrA NRAnns

W idows of Samuel Neades, So, died
Tuesday at the home Of her daughter,
Drs, Edward Williamson t Earnings
dale, Besides this daughter she leaves
three others Mrs E. r. Robbins also Of
Farmingdale; M.. William Howell, Oak
hurst, and Mrs. Wyckoff Of Newark;
and two sons, G. Neades of Villa Park.
and T. Neades of Oakhurst. Funeral
service will be held Friday afternoon at
the home Mrs. Williamson at 2, with
interment, in Farmingdale cemetery.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
DWELLING FOR SALE.

DWELLING FOR SALE.
House for sale, in Freehold. rooms
hath. all improvements, fireplace, gar
ACE. built in bookcases, good los, nice
neiqhborhood. $500, easy terms,
LOUIS JASON
2iS Clinton Ave-,
Plainfeld. N. ].
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
MRs. AMANpa rHomPsoN.

widow OF George g. Thompson, who
died at home at Harmony on Sunday
of complication, aged 81, were held
Wednesday at |, at her late home and
2 at Harmony church. Burial was made
lat Harmony.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
WANTED-AGENTS (Coptd).
CAN YOU sell coIored people ~ Write Becker
Chenllcal Co. St. Louis. Mo-

IAN YOU sell colored people, write becker
chemical Co. st. Louis. Mo-
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Company. DcDt. 34s Detroit Mich.
NEW Sl.oo ARTICLE sells z out Of 10
Co. s24 Como Bldg. Cnicaeo.
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NEW HOUSEHOLD INVENTION Ends win
gov gov washing drudgery abohshes ladders
Co, Toledo. Ohio.
POLMET Polishing Cloth--Cleans all metals
samr,e free. F.. c. Gale Co. 14l Edinhoro
SEASONS biggest selling hit every suto,st
sample SOC prepaid: details free National
Fibre Broom Co. 81. Louis Mo.
WE START YOU without dollar---Soaps
extracts. perfumes toilet goods: experience
unnecessary. Carnation Co, Dept. 400. St
Louis Mo.
SELL new radio invention TO every radio
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SELL GUARANTEED PAINT TO home own
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experience unnecessary: exclusive territory
nationally known company: we deliver ana
collect Box 1927. Station "A. Kansas
City. Mo.
SELLING LIKE BLAZES--Eleven- piece to,-
let goods assortment at 500. with two
niece carving set free TO your customers
IO0er profit. Davis Products Co. Dept.
eco 1911 Carroll Chicagn.
$50 A WEEK EASY-Patentcd household
uutilty. that every woman wants. no eN-
perience nor investment necessary savage
Mfg. Co. AZ s. Campbell. Chicago.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE. no children. for small or
middle sized apartment. 1855 22nd ST NV
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wish positions as
butler and cook; city references. Potomac
4S34.
MARRIED COUPLE wish place as jsnitor
and, matron in small apartment house no
children Apply $40 Elm st. NV. -
home during Summer months for parties
leaving for tours. from April ] or MAY to
Oct / references furnished. Address Box
411-A. Star Office.
THREE excellent servants will be available
APRIL :: they are honest. dependable and
faithful the cook has been IN my employ
. II wears. the cham bermaid waitress ) years
ave Monday. or tel. Frank. 1856.
YOUNG COUPLE college graduates. high
school teachers. experienced in Summer
camp work both educational and athletic
phases desire Summer position in or out of
city Address Box 104B. Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

Rooms and Apartments TO meet any need and
purse are daily listed in the Classified columns of
The Star. Read these advertisements and find
place to suit you.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

COOK and downstairs work. reliable. expert.
Mass. ave. Phone Cieve. i43 today and
Monday
COOK colored, plain, and general house-
with reference I1 s4I1 woodley I'd. d.--.--,
COOK HoUsEwoRKER. with reference
22o3 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
COOK experienced. neat: rsteren,c,es ,, small
SATURDAY and Sunday, 20 till $50 and
GENERAL HOTSEWORKER must be good
nice room and UrivSte BATH bath: $50 city rel
srenres REQUIRED. Tel. Cleveland io7'. 81
3"nd 81. NV.
need amply. Adams 370l.
GIRL. colored. for housework. 3o3o Park
cadHjnv GIEt h:n, hGgssEork Il suTdrs Sd O,s'C
weekly. 1925 LIST at ne. :s'
Girl CIR, Thlte a. general .sy
ST. CHEVY WE chase Ma win Ia nav car fare Is.
HOUsEKEEPER. refined. middle aged white
woman. TO care for three small children IN
nice suburban home: good place for right
1o7.B star office
HOUsEMATD wanted competent wh,te
good home and good salary. Can Cleveland
HOUSEWORK white. German woman; must
he good willing and clean worker, no cook
,ns .,r, no Taship= hours to rmI rI3 to- ng
Sales st. afternoon.
HOUSEwORKER = Plain cooking. hight
home nights Ant l. 3427 18th II. y y.
Columbia 340S-W
USEwORKER-smal family. 1929 La
nler pl. NV. north of Columbia I'd
JANITRESS for small ant in exchange for
Quarters. See anitor. 132a Belmont 81.
WANTED-Reliable girl for general hou-e-
work: stay nights. 1918 Harvard 1t. nU o.,
WHITE GIRL to care for child three years
of age home nights Apply after > O'Clock
Sunday. 1915 It. NV. Ant. 4nh -
WOMEN wanted. two colored. for cooking
and housework IN country: references re
quired Applv 2l5 Woodward Building
Phone Main 1880. -
wOMAN-Colored. for general housework
must he good cook; stay nights preferred.
Call Sunday before 3 pm. 1907 lnEomar 81,
Chevy Chase. y. G. ---
WOMAN-Reliahle motherly tn assist
homework family three adults, no laundry
$40 week good home right party. : d 81.
Sc.
WOMAN. colored. for general houseWork
reference. 1905 KilbOurne ri. nv
WOMAN colored. for general housework
Anplv 1925 14th =. -
WOMAN white: care convalescent lady and
light housework Call to L. Sunday morn
ing. 6 Adams NV.
CHAMBERMAID. \ L r S f,
German preferred; good wages
stav nights. Cleveland 493.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
HEL.P-MALE.
BE A BR1CKLAYER
- Al Ct.

A building trades school opens April to
train men, to he bricklayers and plastersr1s ere
Part of this training will he on the Job.
Tuition less than one weeks wagee. Write
or call Building Trades School. 9O7 You st.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

wANTED-Colored men to qualify for sleep
ing car and train pOrters: experience unnec-
essary: TRANSPORTATION furnished, Write r
McCAFFREY. Supt., Dept. 7. st. Louis, MO
Evening star., 1926-03-28


GIRL reliable. wants lob as mothers helper
for part-tiue work Call Adams i36s-W.
GIRL wants afternoon work. clean or get
dinner. 113 Harvard ST. NV.
GIRL wants evening work. days work.
nursing. general housewcrk. morning work
has good references ADAMS 6636-W.
GIRL colored wishes place. general house
work or part-time work. Adams 52I1.
GIRL colored. from Virginia. wants general
housework. plain cooking: stay nights Lin
coin 1895.
GIRL wishes part-time work or days work.
or small washing to bring home. Adams
GIRL, colored wants Job as childs nurse
or mothers helper. 1888 st. NV.
GIRL wants general housework or days
work: good reference. 2223 18th ST. NV.
GIRL. reliable, wants housework; no cook
inc Apply $50 Fla. ave. NV
GIRL neat Young colored, would like part
time work cleaning or maid in Offices refer
ence Call or address 1912 \. H. ave. NV.
GIRL, Young colored wishes position as gen-
eral houseworker: no laundry. Phone North
74S1 |
GIRL. neat colored. wants day 5 work FIVE
days a week. Phone Potomac 1872.
GIRL, neat wants part time day work
from s to 4. 1924 18th =. NV.
HOrTSFwORK wanted by colored woman.
if2" 1ttn =. NV.
EOUsEWORK-Middle age, white. Address
Box Dob. Star Office.
LAUNDRY WORK to take home. 2o31
81. NV ---------------------------
LAUNDRY wanted TO take home: first-cIaas.
Linen. sb2e. Mrs Franklin.
Wcrtinued on Neat fage.1
Evening star., 1926-03-28
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Begin Monday for special intensive courses
for under clerk -typist exam. stem and typist
exams all clerk promotion exams. com
putor exam. Salary. 81 800. Patent Once
day and every night for all clerical exams.
The Civil Service Preparatory School, e.e.
Gov. 18th and NV. Phi. FIR. 1850,
Evening star., 1926-03-28

| WANTED--Colored men to qualify for sleep
| essary: TRANSPORTATION furnished Write, r.
McCAFFREI. Supt, Dept. 7. St Louls, MO
BEAUTY -CULTURE-If interested in this
wonderfully, lucratlye profession the Mabelle
Honour school; Washngton's only excln-
Classes and the GOOD do WORK ri coe Of our students
sl7 14th ct. NV. Franklin 5131
Learn Learn THE BARBER trade at thc Car
10c; shaves Sc Also free work
AUTO DRYING INSTRUCTIONS. any make
car rbase permif co or no charge ca
AUCTION BRIDGE CLASSES. COACHING
Miss Buie, North 53s. Apt. 500 (eveningsJ
AZ 4 EASY son fascinating course to learn II
school, oxford Bldg. cor. 9Th and 4. T.
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT BY YOTN6;
lady. day or evening; reasoable charges. Cali
North 1851. Rutlands Courts. Apt 403 90
sala2E khp,o ssHhhAARIFS hA6 ytS $175 TO 5000 MoNTd
Esacato6 s6r rra6 good positions ranid pro1,otion
25 RSb6 62FdR62inR!:s d6FGE 4SS re? 9th t"
RADIo-STUDENTs NOW ENROLLING
diI, iGr the ladiS Spring term. Courses in commer
operating, PRACTICAL CONSTRUCTION and labora
tory y, work We train YOU for all branches
'OS s ro1 sas2 hAEH asses mP %Sp
R1bloe c6fIEGEr EErliHG7S iGSS ah t" ' 7sd 100.
THOSE WITH, UNDEvELOPED TALENT
Tor drawng-LarGe studio offers unusual
"nRortH,nity Tor practical training evenings:
203.Z. Star office
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS for operators
nished Can Foster. r.. 'I s7s7..' 7.''' 30.
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT At YOUR
n3ne e3T@ by two young college men, CALI West
ATT'rO DRTVTNf: I%STpTTIgrIoSS EOp pTp
init by expert satisfaction guaranteed; ex
eel, Gsllsrt r references: any, car furnished. Mr.
KENNEDY. Adams 41l1.
COMMERCIAL ART AND ILLUSTRATING
m n months full time or months spare
,ms; successful practicnE commercial artIst s
Iy s 1G2 sfs be 1RTs Gf
Rhode Island "a ave. s'''s Franklin 7a75. ''" 80
ANOTHER SAYS. IN YOUR SCHOOL "a
day.. ddssy was placed IN ss'enoSranhc position
Iug leads in accuracy and speed. $50 at
tendance. Position guaranteed; Est 8 yrs
,sss EeW g classes IS, now forming Boyd school
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
rCeTnced zen non, instrYStors; satisfaction insured
LEARN BARBER TRADE QUICK.
Big steady demand. Worlds largest chain
Tris ssI,nta:e TRIciTY R.RG1s RARBER SCHOOLS 81
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN.
Hotels. clubs. apartments. institutions, tea
rooms restaurants. cafcterIas need trained
men and women. Demand increa sing daily.
Every day onenIngs in d. c.. Florida; sll
States for managers. asst. managers. host
esses houseke eepers. accountants. room
clerks stewards and other executives.
Night classes now forming Class limited
Enroll early. Prepare in few short months
for big pay. with bigger opportunities. Open
X 10 TO nm
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS.
| Pennsylvania Ave. at BIRD St.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
SITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.

20 years rates. cashier railroad freight Of
fee: accept moderate salary; references AL
Address Box 303-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

WOMAN OF refinement, pleasing appearance.
S6 to Sho 90 OF o
verses finds It necessary to enter she ,pS Sus Il
%ng ToTd sd work for The eoson
not require previous business experience nor
openns es for aaaed Fl any ssppSas
do not phone csll l,. IN person mrs weed
workers showing rubber goods speclait
ladies' sanitary goods baby eomtorttfI tIy hoas easg
american Rubber PROD acts Co. Dept 90
Pittsburgh, Pa.
WOMEN. Tor accident, health and life in
ss1pance part or tull time. Address .oX
YOUNG LADY. single. to assist busy physl,
sian in his office must be- ;eas pleasant ,nen', sno
ence would ne adv ant tsseous; work will he
congenal. Please state age experlence @ and
salary expected Address Box ls-B, star
YOUNG LADY with know ledge Of typlng.
Annlv 80 Bond Bldg.
YOUNG LADY Of refinement who has the
This is a wonderful opportunity 10 deal with VII,
the best people. state what eSperienrS,e r r, yo9
YOUNG LADY. high. school graduate TO
assist teacher in grading papers IN return
for business course. Apply at sSayer Col
leee. 721 18th st. -
los C S.E-Two furnished housekeeping
rooms to middle;a aged parties for for smsii rental al
BOOkkEEPER, CASHIER.
Txnes wb Tnes and able 20 ae
details: excellent opportunity, for neat and
CONSCIENTIOUS worker. No phone calls. see
Mr.. Calm the LuttreIl Co. I4th st and
r. I. ave. NV.
ALTERATION HANDS, sew
eral young women. who are ex-
perienced. Apply M. Pasternak.
1910 Connecticut ave, between
10 and II am.
SALESWOMAN - Experience
ed. for our records departments;
one with knowledge of music.
Apply Employment Office. The
Hecht Co.. + ST. at 9TH.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

GIRL for general homework: only frst-class
need apply Adams 1901
GIRL. colored. for housework. 5000 Park
Evening star., 1926-03-28

Girl, wants evening work. days work.
nursing general housewcrk. morning work
has good references Adams 6636W.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

IcFHTS 80. household necessity every
Lo,'rc1,cn,or b,tvs for Snrue cleSuinC every
ierrous,~7tion a sale Room !. 6l- " w.
hr fore q m
AN FYCrpTTONhI. OPPORTUNITY tcr o., ,
oriznacd salesn,ep with reliahln orzanzatlon
r-oGllcors ortv desired. drawing account
Haven villa Co~nn. 100 lnvestn,enI 6loe
1RCHTTFCTT7RAT DRAFTSMEN. . first
clss. witb theater experience preferahie !:
must have very host references: statf ea
nerirr"e salary. etc "ern1anen ~ ~ ,,,er
Hoftr, -r.ren m Cnmnarv. Architects. So"
Evening star., 1926-03-28

work washing. Apply Immediately.
with reference. 3411 Woodley rd.
COOK KUOTreFwOpKFp u,th reference
Evening star., 1926-03-28

DRESSM MAKING at home. out by dav or
hour: draperles coats refined. Adams 50S@.
ESSMAKING-Street evening gowns.
ladies tailoring. remodelng and alterations
~ reasonable prices. i21 L 81. nv. North
Evening star., 1926-03-28

FASHIONABLE drcssmakiuS al kinds
modelling: plain dresses made. - up eve
nlnG frocks. dancing costumes. s. m. CAL
AFTERNOONS. Mime Annette. I1l3 De ~sles
at I'd floor
Evening star., 1926-03-28

SSMAKING--Also remodel gowns that
seem hopeless. at reasonable prices. 1890
st. n W. Ant
Evening star., 1926-03-28

ENGINEER wATCHMAN 3rd-class license:
reference required Address Box 45l.A
Evening star., 1926-03-28
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN

LaSalle Extension University,
largest business training institu-
ton in the world. offers unusual
opportunities in the States Of
Virginia. North Carolina and
South Carolina to statesmen who
can successfully deal with the
better type OF men as an equal.
Our business is sound. our field
is widening and the men selected
have real opportunity forgrowth
in personal power and income.
You must be between 25 and 40
years of age. have college or
high school education. and a
demonstrated earning capacity
of four thousand per year or bet
ter. Phone Main $500 for ap-
pointment before calling in per-
son.
SECURITY SALESMAN-A
real opportunity to form a very
profitable Connection; present Of
fering million-dollar issues. pre-
ferred and common in local
finacial institution. backed bv
responsible and Well-known
Washington men. Apply 63S In
vestment Bldg.
NJ A n Wanted Immediately J;
between 25 and IS who has had
thorough commercial business
experience and good education
to qualify for responsible posi-
ton. No replies considered un-
less they give complete informa-
ton concerning experience. edu-
cation, age, salary expected and
references. Replies confidential.
Address Box 1904. Star Office.
SALESMAN for porch. lawn
and gift furniture; must be ex-
Evening star., 1926-03-28
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

worthy student. Col. 604S.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPlST seven years ex-
perience; reference. 1440 Meridian pl. NV.
BOX As. 2S'
CARE CHILDREN. by refined white lady.
hour. day nights. during parents absence;
references Columbia 7217.
CASHIER. girl wishes position. Write $50
Hobart st. NV.
NURSE. six years in one posi-
ton, desires situation; excellent references;
will travel. Address Box 5s-B, Star office.
before April ! 20
DRESSES made. perfect At. S225: sport.
evening: furs remodeled: satisfaction guaran-
teed 1909 ard st. Pot. IS.
DREssM filter; New York
experience: 50 day for March: altering
and remodeling. North 7343.
DRESSMAKER : Recommended, first-class;
at home or ladies houses; renodeliuF: New
York Paris experience Address Box l4-B.
Star office.
DRESSMAKER wants sewing to do out by
the day.. experienced. North 47a1-W. -
DREsSMAKER ard ladies' tailor. at home or
out by the dav Post Oftice Box 11S7.
DREssMA AkER. French. by day. Everett
Hotel Room sos 29'
DREsSMAKER experienced. wants ladies
and childrens sewing. .rennodeling. snoeklng
and crocheting; will call. lincoln 6004.W
DRESsM MAKING-Out by day or home;
street and evening clothes. coats and ren,od
cling. North 1726.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
HELP-DOMESTlC oCout'd,.

COOK and downstairs work. reliable expert.
enced. no washing: must stay nights. 1907
Mass ave. Phone Cleve. 143 today and
Evening star., 1926-03-28

SALESMAN for porch. lawn
and gift furniture; must be ex-
perienced. Apply superintend-
ent's Office, 4th floor, S. kann
Sons Co.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-10-22
Quarantine Against Hog
Cholera Very Important

II hog cholera breaks out In the
neighborhood. farmers whose hogs are
not affected should maintain strict
quarantine against the infected herds.
1t is important that they refrain from
visiting farms where the diseased hogs
are located. They should also insist
that their neighbors stay out of their
hog lots, since the hog-cholera virus
may be carried on the shoes Of hu-
mans. The infection may be carried
from farm to farm by moving animals
such as dogs or by movable objects
such as farm implements. Therefore,
the spreading Of the disease should be
guarded against as far as possible.
The most dependable precautionary
measure against the disease, however.
is immunization Of the herd with anti
hog-cholera serum.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-10-22
Only Domestic Glover
Seed Is Safe for Use

Repeated trials in Minnesota. Ohio,
Michigan, Wisconsin and other states
have demonstrated that red clover
crops grown from domestic seed give
better returns than those produced
from imported seed. A. G. Army Of tbs
Minnesota Experiment station, who
has made study Of the data obtained
In these experiments, says the conclu-
sion is obvious that livestock farm
er who depends on clover to feed his
herd cannot afford to SOW anything
but native northern grown seed. In
Mr.. Arny's estimate there is no place
in Minnesota or in other states having
q similar climate for clover seed pro-
duced in France, Chile and Italy. The
fact that these strains have survived a
Minnesota winter, because they hap
pened to have a good snow covering.
cannot be regarded as proof that their
use through period of years would
be satisfactory. he says,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-10-22
FARM kCTS!e'

All the hot air doesn't come from
the sun.
Copper carbonate dust kills stink
ing smut in seed wheat.
This is the season when pullets fin
ish training for winter egg production.
The big fat yellow-legged hens seem
to be doing anything but laying eggs.
Young chickens make most economi-
cal gains if they do not have to fight
for roosting space or range.
Fruit that is packed well will go
through to market in better condition,
and will sell quicker for a higher
price.
Run the ensilage cutter few min
utes before anyone goes into the silo
the first thing In the morning. This
will stir up and dilute the gas that ac-
cumulates on top Of the freshly cut
ensilage.