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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
Wool Growers Can Get
More Than o. Cents

LARGER INCENTIVE payments in
1855 will go to the producer who does a
better job of putting up his wool, ac-
cording to Earl Moncur, extension econ
onist. University of Wyoming.
Under the incentive payment system
wool shorn or sold on the sleeps back
after Jan. l and marketed during the
marketing year starting April 1, 1856.
will be eligible for incentive payments.
The incentive level is 81 cents a pound
in the grease. Growers will sell their
wool as usual and keep accurate rec
Ords of their sales.
IN 1856 the average net return for all
producers in the nation will be figured
after the SIS clip is sold. The difference
between the national average net re-
turn and the incentive level, 81 cents,
will be figured on percentage basis
and multiplied by what the grower actu-
ally received for his wool. This amount
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
Feed Grain Supports
Set at 20 Per Cent

PRICE SUPPORT for 1855 crop oats.
barley and rye will be at levels re-
fleeing 10 per cent of parity, according
TO Leo S. KoIStad, State Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation admins
trative officer.
The national average support prices
compared with national averages for
1854 which reflected IS per cent Of
partly will be: Oats. 81 cents( rs
cents) per bushel for Grade No. or
better; barley, "a cents ($115) per
bushel for Grade NO. or better, and
rye, $1.18 ($1.4S) per bushel for Grade
No. or better or No. on test weight
only.
Eligibility requirements and opera
ton provisions for 1855 are substantially
the same as those for 1854 crops, with
q modification in barley that raises
the minimum requirement from Grade
to Grade No. a. Support will be car
ried out through Commodity Credit
Corporation farm storage loans, ware
house loans. and purchase agreements.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

ranchers keep them q year or so before
marketing.
The Montana Veterinary Re-
search chemists at Bozeman are
interested in getting samples of
urine (about u an ounce) from
steers actually affected with cal
Gull. They cannot use urine from
the abdominal cavity after the
bladder has ruptured. II you have
"dribbIer,' that urine would be
good, or, il some can be obtained
right after 2 caIcmIi oneratian Il
would do very wen. If you can send
fresh sample in, send a card
along telling little about the
sswater belly" problem in your
herd. Every little bit of information
that can be gathered will eventual
" solve this big problem.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

will be his incentive payment. Thus, by
doing a better job of putting up and SELL
ing his wool, the producer will receive
a better price for it and more money
per pound in incentive payments.
The purpose of the program is to
bring the average national price up to
81 cents. If the national average price
paid to growers is 81 cents or more,
there viii be no incentive payment.
To be eligible for payments growers
must keep records of their wool sales
and apply through their local fAAsSsCC Of
flee. Additional information on the new
incentive payment program can be OBJ
tanned from your county agent.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
Veterinary
w atcll Out For
w alter Belly
By j. w. Stafford, D.V.M.

By J. w. Stafford, D.T.M.
TT SEEMS RATHER bad way to
start the New Year by talking about a
livestock problem that takes consid-
cradle toll of steer calves. It just SO
happens that January is the month that
the heaviest losses from this condition
occurs.
About 10 or IL years ego, when we
started to pay more attention to ure-
thral calculi (water BELLY in steer
calves, it was thought that it was con-
fined to certain areas. At the present
time the map is completely dotted with
reported cases.
It seems that vitanin A deficiency
plays a part in increasing the incidence
of stone formation in 2 and 3-year-old
steers in the feed-lots. If adequate Wit
amin A is supplied these animals, the
incidence of urethral calculi is kept at
a minimum If not, the incidence in
creases. Those stones from the feed
lot steers are composed mainly of phos-
pilates
Stones Differ
The formation of urethraI stones in
weanling steers right off range cows
seems to be a different problem from
those in feed-Iot steers. The stones are
mostly composed of silica Extensive
Investigation at the Montana Veter-
mary Research Laboratory has shown
that vitamin A deficiency is not IN
volved in the production of the stones
in coming yearling range steers.
AT the present time. investigative
studies are being carried on at the
Montana Veterinary Research Labora-
tory to determine If early, late or no
castration affects the presence of q
protective colloid in the urine. The
theory has been advanced that stones
form when a protective colloid is abb
sent i'm the urine Ii is hoped that the
present studies viii reveal more infor-
nation along this line.
Fall Castration
Quite a few ranchers are trying to
determine if fall castratien will lessen
the incidence of water belly" They
have i'm mind the protective colloid |
theory and, also, the fact that late |
castration may lead to greater physical |
development of the urinary system
thereby allowing the larger stone to
pass freely AS yet, it is too early to
determine the results of such practices.
The late castrations that were carried
On late this fall should yield some in
eresting results as soon as the present
water belly season is over.
In the meantime, there is nothing that
IAN be recommended to prevent this
condition The only thing to do is watch
he steers closely. If they start wiring
ng their tails, stamping their hind feet,
tretching their abdomen and straining,
md working their anus back and
orth, they should be given immediate
ttention.
Relief by Surgery
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

Veterinarians are using several sur
gical techniques for relieving the situa-
ton. They all seem to do a good job
of saving the steers life. But the OPP
Grafton should be done before the blad-
der ruptures. Although a few can be
saved even though the bladder is rup-
tured, a good many more recover if
it is not. Usually it is good idea to
market the steer that has been operated
on as soon as they can be fattened,
but it is not at all unusual to have
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

Jonuory 7. l9552a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-25
&deE,,e
N>u,,
sY jim BERRY


0espectacle5 clognplng club
4d championship Sunday ne 8tFoked ms
Ycty headed Howard Ferguson on the
Dreez1 IJuR4ood co1fae
f.naAa.s proved something yesterday golfers
both kept
Farfnga against Blackstone next
Vf2nas football this
Il tough
ne plopped number three green That
ADeu4atby r. troNned he watched his out
then beating
puts meantime snacked
Clipped and dropped putt
-. Wasons lead cut % Two holes
rof FaGmvle lbs lne long time He broke
saNe l0oot dropped for bride the twenty
Aoefnaay H h q te t~enytlrd
md AMI putt The hole
They
the tuenty fourth hole and a five hole lead
Watson drlfed Black
seasonal Ha he
trapped his FIRST
failed trapped
1cdQed b opposite
really corne dropped
putt preserve
Do tnas hooked drives the Both safely
Watson fou and pated for hole lead
haIyed The hrty-fist
II champion
I'm going to be there roofing for them"
Possible
Win FafmVAe currently Of the District heap ard boast
played The
Wolverines finished tei viii
with Blackstone
the championship
who all
the the
the High school field Friday
wolverines most
important hs spirited could
the hurdle and e Saturday morning
II 1t means championship
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-25

could collect themselves. Hammer
took a hand-otf and powered thru
the middle for the I'D An Oriole
pass for the extra point attempt
didn't connect
The visitors finally got their at
tack rolling in the final period
driving so yards for their only
score Of the game Jim Parker
scored on quarterback sneak
after the scoring play was set up
by long runs by Fullback Leon
Mann and Halfback Rudy Amos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
A Party For Pennie

WHEN SHIPMENT of baby elephants arrived
w from Camboda
earmak their
high and the
Then San Francisco
ciys school children contribute
well suggestions q
kids
the suggested
10-yeao Robbie Lee Bell
christening party and invited
the ID other baby elephants the shipment
bought Ringing played
goedOn lemonade
festive afternoon
OF to in the circus
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NORTH AELINHTON---3a acres, sewer,
water; very deSir&nla ARA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES ron RENT

DOWNTOWN AREA. mr. uvrst. ryo,,..,
--Storeroom or once. So0 sa vu n
ddsTseG 1nsips 21 i1,s g., zee al SaisPlay vim
miiiinery. ehiIdrens;;s; s So tor dress,
sssase an ideal T AS reea: Sis pss
nth It. NV. o'As Ia I
MS stop; heated; central l ioe xlqss ssW,,
shsae rent, AD. l.ssss. 10 tsfs
SIOEk Or OFFICE. near Senate.
month month Isl p ne. OWNER. ii.
ali ii INDIANA u Avn. \ = s,o.. 10, 9
24x24. rnl. above e,i}tsti.t ex XIV
sanwich shop, once frnits ,,, NY
Rent, $35 mo. ED. NJ. O'SfiiJ IVAN
MA. S-7S4S. - = = 's' AsA.- 4 1las y
NEAR D0WNTOWN---Fsirst rornr,1i : / .
story sn2s brick brick bldg. 5000 81 81. ii
VIII CONSIDER s Sa asIe ress rem;
RE Y-IO00 ~ p
a5I5 BLADENsBURG nm. NE, tbe-
.wfsn nasssa s at NEW sg.. YSrk .9s
ST. s3-l186. : 30 z
18th ST. AT FLORIDA AVE. NV
I-Story brick bldg. 2(lxif5ll: frlnf
q streetear platform; major trans
Ier point heavy pedestrian tratiic.
~. ,1.igloir 10
oil llsn ~. s.E;First CONNER
Eiai zore Sutaple any business:
NJ - T SnD nda5Ln 81 Sc.
~. WS3 ..sIE hlsGLE--Avatlabl
s III w 1 IN lme " Y years; also
!. sSsnsAe y. ~ o5hge puIposes. Approx.
Wv ~ ruaiNIrllsa avs; Serrazo nccrs;
cree. M $3.50 S.sssa nv. dupont
SINrI AS23n NJ 14. -
M nrcr ~ q ~ across street from
fro,,t ka ~ aslLs notes, @o--I,;;
haseInsnt ~ rfsnA iS;s ~ ios - WI "
in EsRIlo sly q G1aA,
.aElk HlxnFNsRrInss nm <
1between a TSsFnts and w. vi,
ave l--Fuii hasemsnt AZ, ,,s.s.a n.
large psrkine ares AZ 49, rs.
n0x4f, an S.dif;6 ssois
SEVERAL STOKES. formerav sam.
some with livine o,larfers. nnw 4 M
per mo. NA. s.46se ~ 81 M = NY -S Sarsu'
-, & -
AT 3fd AND SHERIDAN SITS. NV.
Manor Park--Ideal for EroceYy:
3-QbI q - i ~
DOMINION ARMS AFTS., AkL., VA.
able In this new bldg. located On 3.
glebe I'd. near Arl blvd. Stores
YactnE heavily travelled highway,
BluE. contains ISN Aforementioned
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sUslNEss PROF. FoR REsT


FIRST CO1fMERCrAI---64rpa. house::
Ire rms, excel living quarters
ample parking Good opp0rtunfty
for lawyer cleaners, real estate OF
uiecicAs nfIiceS Just of Branch ava.
e 45aS ~: Barnah&s I'd. So. $is0.
Up I.o 5-s ~, !, = III. ~. -
cfhceS III ANAL osEaii-s ton PSF Eirs
HaiERtcAE sEcuRiTT u x TR1ssfiI
ron RENf. BRICK H0UsE--s rms
zoued commercial. 46EB Cerieii ave,
Eethesds. ma. Afternoons. OF. o.
HEATrY raRLOn Or drnkiss.s one,
chevy chase. Md. g0Ia BrnokviIie
fds ir block with SafeWays cnnnu-
nifty location; no competition; ~
accent ant. sssiissle, KEergFeen
NkW sfORK. s3xe0 frrureof Win
parking for 10 cars ID rear. Si1o
GecrEia eve.
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WV NAVE CLIENTS for farms and
sefea9s N Prince Geo. Co. LOUIS
OWNGR MUST SELL 81 orce-ss4-
acr. Lclidcrn 60. farm, Al clear
1907 IA miles from Route Ey0.
EaEBe T.r0om-nnd-hNth kozse. 500.
nj white cDarG fence &13.S01s
$4,000 eaxh. $3.50 nunthzV. Lsnah
S.23e1. REFS % mai Bon. ed
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. ron SALE

18th AND r SITS. NV, 900 "a. It
2-story brick, store front and auto
sncg VII consider lease. Mr..
SMITH, pI. Till. -lfs
DRY CLEANING and laundry store
and plant in nearby suburban Nd.
Good location. well equipped: over
i ~ ld sa. =, ,I noor space. Lsrse park
best offer Must sell due to bad
health. Box 42I-R Star. % !
FOR SALE---fSeneral store with Iiv.
ing quarters: four room house, fac
tory building. fish pond. half-mile
irontage on highway. In Virsinia.
AVE. near Sears ! d
erty with 50-ft, frontage improved
" 6-rm. property with brick
commercial front on less than Ja
q property Building placement
caves md lot for, future develop
INEz cusHARD. ReaItor, en- =
CENTER OF SILVER SPRING. vicin-
Ivy Bonifant and Fenton yts.. 2
blocks from Hecht co.---Approx,
s.50a 4. with 5-rnl, frame house.
$4,000. ST. 8-554S or Your own
% ACRES. 40 miles south wash On
Route 235-Cleared land, suitable
for buildins: ~ miles from PAT
Air Base. Boy 25s-M. Star. 81
2 C0MMERCIAL LOTS, corner st,
Elmo and Norfolk ave. Woodmont
finance. ARTHUR c. HYDE. All
afternoon. OF. 9-ssss. %
sPRIN0--20. 900 Cd. IT., Ist
commit, l0O-ft. frontage on Georgia
ave. Corner next to Hot 6hoppe and
new hotel. Ideal site for medical
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lNvEsT. PRoP. SAIL leeat.l

~ UNITS, ar = 81. N.W.--cun-
and rooms. kitchen and bath,
Tenants pas own gas. electric.
$50, 900; annual income, $t2s 900.
"a. 800 cash needed. LIES, Ne.
s-666s: eyes. IA. 9-4103. 10
THIS l6-uNEH, ALL-BRfcK, 3-yeaf-
old APARTMENT building. ID 8 choice
North Arlington location. lust 2
hlkz from the Hecht Co parktnxton
gsrlEins esls b sstEss1 szprsss
Fentienel loan may be assumed.
Priced for quick sale. Box 28l-Rs
S-s50ET BRlcK. zoned End comml.
90 p; lot 2ek90 Rented, q, 040-
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42s 7th ST. R.W.--RecenfIy reinod-
eied. Central location. $50.
1915 I'm IN. M;W.-Lge. store. $12S.
Ing. 3 rms. kit. bath. $S5.
THOMAS p. BROWN
90 4th ST. Sc. MA. s-1s19
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100 acres. adj. new Indian eprinrs
Country Club in colesviile area Of
silver SprtnB AL cleared sfounds.
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zIst AND Il Sis. N.W.--cornsr e
story hxick hlo9.: Efora front and
of1ees, $3.50 per mo-: VII remodel.
Can Ne. SMITH pL 7-1zl1: eves.
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C0uNTRY ESTATE

e.. JUNIOR EDITION
FOR 32340 600 with only $1,000 cash
and balance in one tEustf Beauteous
Cape Cod brick and frame with 4
bedrooms, baths. attached safnee
rolling land, ranch fenced with OK
eeilent view: near Annandaie, only
20 minutes from WashinEton via
Shirley Hwy
Mammals REALTY co.
Zig Wilson Blvd. "a. s-25ss
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% lots. sewer and water laterals
Bridss ID. Streets on sfsds.a ss'''s
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COMPLETE DAIRY
LOTS AND ACREAGE ron SALE

LAKE BANCROFT. Section 5. BY
OWNER. HO. 2-S112. ---S
ATTENTION BtiiLDERs--6s recorded
lots. Wheaton area. sc TsT, sAs,
water, and all three improvements
IN Q lots GRADING, sever. sas and
-. a sniendid lido opportaiit Sss for build
eTs to get started Immediately. $4,000
cash REQUIRED. Balance easy tsrI1k.
CAL eysnirags, IA. 5-20S3. -
terms: II mi. u. G.. In Nd. Level
: sS ssGdss y ow lss R.fo9n AZ 1856
SEVEN n, buildins lots with sewer,
water and storm sewer. In. expen-
eive area OF Lewisdale: Sg,100 per
lot. BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s4o0
COLLEGE PARK -2h acres, adj,
into into Smaller parcel r For details. cali
JAMES N. CARR i've. WA. T-0a0s.
se LOTS, in Fairfax County; water
and sewer svaiiables $l,500 per lot,
s iii ffi'G aioLLow, va lots. viii,
plans excayated. ready TO So ".
THREE coon LOTS, In exciusiy.
Stratford Hills. Arlington County;
BELTSvILLE--I have 2.45 acres. with
city Rater and paved street; . acres
with water connection Eithip 20
ISL! sfTciEs ssss' R aai 4 II shssR.
FRINGE IinStg' aEoRaEs co.-you.i TX love
i've have an 60.acre farm. near
Cheltepham, priced 1t 5000 an
acre f.scre. near University Lane.
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LOIS AND ACREAGE. MONT. CO.
Is lots, paved. sewer and water Ias-
erals IN. nr. Ca. ave. ana Forest
Glen I'd. SILVER Spring.
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HOUSES 70 BUILD

HcN-Gl wants to buy direct ffon
owner, 3-bedrm. home in Va. Must
have, 1st.ti bath. $1,000 cash.
Iota price not oyer $50. 900. I'M
med. occup. XII. $1,000. 10 /.
MCLEAN sAREA---4-hedrn home need
Ias rs sso1,o O. sa.s sey,s ~ ssEss
AL Cash for Nd. or Q. c. homes.
CO.. AP. 1880: WA. 7-035d. 70
CASH CASH FOR YOUR HOME,
Dawn. IA IA s 81 ssai IA sin s.os MI
HAVE. CLIENT for attractive nm
usual 3-bedrn1. house In Arlington or
EMa ns Co.. under $40. 900. Call
LET Us SELL YOUR PRoPERTrYi Ar
sssal a. Jo IHEsf. c hR; T1les RE- q
WE PAY ALE CAsH--TOP PRICE
for your house: Cali IA. a-e3i7 or
Re, I.0ST3. ri. M. GREENFIELD.
GEOkGE1 0SFN-Smal brick house or
anpiex for cash; State price and
Mo 5SisRi e Clean ss q stsr bedrm bone
Ia p. G. or nearby Md. Sc. pref;
have substantial cash, Mrs. COY.
~. -Sl36 or ST. 3-73iiS.
'ID SELL ynur house anywhere In
=. white or celorcd. cash or
terms call MRS. HILLEARy. JU. s.
QUICK sALEs-cAsH BUYERS. Iii
GRAvAT1E, MA. s-0S58. :
TOP CASH FOR d. &. HOMES
1 buy ne. Sc. houses for cash. no
sommission charges; ISAAC. DI.
INvESTMENT co. WILL BUY
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rs acres on .Colesyille I'd. nr. inter-
section Of N. Il. ave. al cleared
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~ acres incMdine excel. e-hedrm.
home. nr. Eolesyiiie. lge. road frort-
sse. all cleared ground.
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l72s goth ST., u BLK. CONN AVE.
AND R--First Commercial: modern
2-story building. parking lot 2 doors
below; entire End floor; $50 50. ~.
divided into 3 rooms. excellent Of
fices; $160 month on lease. Some
reduction IL no improvements re-
CURED. Call Wo. 6-70S6 for inspect
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BUILDERS-ACREAGE
We have several tracts o. desirable
with frcntage on Indian Head hieh-
Wy within 10 min. Of D. c. Phone
JIM BRITT
1890 Indian Head Hishway
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SPECIAL BARf3ATl1--B Beautiful water
front houses and lots.
a beautiful rambler, s rooms, mods
erni extra lot and saraEe; $500.
Terms.
Attractive modern rambler: I60-ft.
front on the water, large pier, sandy
II to secure these BARGAINS before
prices 20 up. Come To b. M.
ODUM'S once, next to ESQ gas sta
ton, Deaie Nh, or call Mr.. Crump-
4 ton. West River 2-I1g1: Washington
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REAL. ESTATE wANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

FOR WATERFRONT PROPERTY In
the Shady Side, Deale, Cfe&. Bay
and South River area, call .MALIBht
NJ, BAUMAN. 1877 * ~; nv. Ma.
s ~ Ss q w Dsr f s1SsI s ssas once On
DEALE---Announcins new realty sery-
i i iSa q 81 lots t cottages, farms and
{ business properties. May We suggest
you insnect q new yearerpund ma
sonry. homes: Nv. nm. with drepl.s
2 hedrlus., auto. heat. equip: XII.
tile bath. lEe lot. beach and pier
ssocig1Nesss Es NV can ea WIZ q Rfvsr
2-l704 or MR.. RICE West River
67O3; for info. and appointments.
RETIREMENT HOME on 4
acres with boat herbor. view. New
masonry dwelling. one floor. . beds
rooms, bath. So 500. CAPT, u; Y.
ROBSON. Y. 81 N. tRet,p, Broker.
White Stone, Va.
YEAR-ROUND HOME In cedarhurst
s adst MS write . NM HAhE' snsas
BEACH. 3-bedrm. rain-
bier. new auto. Amer, Std. gNn-fifed
heat; knotty pine hy. riil, baths
very good refgr. and cleo ranges
comb alum. screens. storm doors
and windows; fully iflsulatsd;. new
stores and church. Beach priyileees;
good commuting location Owner
will sacrifice Good terms, $500.
I Offered by LOUIS A. STARTLING,
IRE. T-iT29, or West River 3454 and
All. iii
sELBy -ON-THE.BAY. Large iiy, rm.,
nrepl, 2 bedrms. lge. kit porchss,
LIAMS, MA. S-493as home, EN-.
2-236A .-.-N
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1I0-acre stock farm, good e.roon
country home. Bedroom on tirst
! floor; practically modern. Many oHt-
buildings. Land very productive.
some woods, 3 streams. Priced very
low. sos. 900.
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FARMS tcs.s.I

HI6Mf-BM. EAnM Hoszx On 1anceln
hwy Bedford Co, Eenna. mile
from Shawnee stste Park t450-acre
lake. excel fishing, swimming. camp
tngl--Au conFe-, 3-e4t Nefafe. suns
mer kit and barn. Price $4,000.
write PAUL W. CLARK. star Route.
1yeretf. Renna. Telephone everett
ea-AcRR FARM. Groom house: cleo
trfcitx. hath. eevernl psthuildinss:
IN Good condition; 8 weiia. ample
water supply; 10 acres IN woodland.
p I $4,000. CAL Lees69r1
soe-AcRg sr0cK FARM. All In erass
or cFons. PooleSville 3163; II no
answer. 20. s-2S54. 80
L0UD0UN co.. yA.-f0a acres. al
. IN grass and under cultivation; q
rln brick hosne. 8 fifeplaees. III
baths. Oh h.-w.h.: 100 barn. numeF-
Gus outhHildings: shippins so gals.
milk per day. Farm can be used as
stock farm or dairy. Priee, S25,50e:
PETERS REALTY, RI. /. Vienna.
Va. pf. o-a161. -
FARM or 50 ACRES--MoSta cleared
and level. Good-sise harm and several
outhuildings. Orchard, and small
stream. 1-roonls house with bath and
gas equipped kitchen on good hard
surface highway IN Fairfax County,
81 miles from washtngson. Low
price, liberal terms; TERRY D.
sIMAfs, u. a-eSi7. IA. 3-7037:
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ROBINSON, JU. 7-7117
oFPIcE OPEN TIL . Pm.
IS ACRES M. D. g.
$500 per Acre. Terms. Arr.
p q. Co.., adj. 6ienridss Elem.
Sch. on ". arr. made with WSSC
sor sewer and water. Transp. on
Rte. SO. Elah. shop. ctr. Excius. list.
He. $500. ewes. WA. S-4S32,
w. w. LEWIS. IS
NORTH ARLINGTON--3 acres, sewer,
water; very desirable area.
l2 ACRES Fails Church area
sewer; will subordinate, additional
adjoining acreage available.
500 ACRES, $500 per acre; 30 min
utee to q. c. via Shirley highway.
Potential commercial on main high
way. ideal for subdivision and shops
ping center; schools, bus service,
city water WIN subordinate.
C. NJ. HALEY, JE. 2-7944
1875 3 Broad st.. Falls Church. VI.
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sPRINo--20. 900 "a. IT., Ist
con sUnP a.r Loot s.. fF I. 81 osorsis
new hotel. Ideal site for medical
or once bldg. Please csil Mr..
THOMPSON a. GRAY
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ROBINSON, JU. 7-7l17
OFFICE OPEN TIL . }. N.
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LANGLEY, VA.
IN Langley Forest there are vet 1 few
choice acre sites available In this
newly developed area, close-in 70
! Chain Bride, for contemporary or
traditional homes. Lots range from
81 300 up. 5lS
McCAY 81 McCAY, INC.
ia s-s675. Ewes, IA. T-oss3.
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FORTY ACRES good level land. witt
arprox. mile on r.r., close TO MAX
highways; ideal for housing and in,
diistriaf DEVELOPMENT tn path d
rapid economic development. OF
Halfway No. i. apprOachinE Laurel
ieas than cents q foot. Call Nj
CastonFuay. I4u 9-sl:33g.
JOHN r. DONOHOE q SONS
3l4 Penna. Avg. Sc: 4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-23
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1925 - THIRTY YEARS AGO = 1925
4 - Appraisers of Ohio Seed and Products Co, give

1926 - THIRTY YEARS AGO = 1925
DECEMBER 81 Appraisers of Ohio Seed and Products Co.,
inventory $62954785.
DECEMBER % London Night Officer Smack Golden receives
injured hand fight with alleged robber
held Jail charge of robbng Colonial
meeting Mt Sterling
West Jefferson 8
DECEMBER Federation eneans 300 children
ma party Public library
25 Christmas has
lowest many years
26-All broken according
Emery London Increase of 25/3
Solicitor H Crabbe,
raising tracks So Main St
% West jefferson Club
Years Day.
DECEMBER killed county during past year.
largest number record
30 Thirteen Civil World
Last CalF during
1s45-TEN YEARS AGO
DECEMBER 21W. j. Brennan 81 former
dies.
DECEMBER % George Soker City, editor TCounty
O A. Smith, of Columbus.
DECEMBER % SNOW hampers delivery
DECEMBER Miller chosen Queen
for Day. at Columbus theatre Jack Bailey national figure
Gee"
DECEMBER IS s3 prominent London resident
dies.
DECEMBER &c State ready furnish pocket size birth
certificates for only 25 S
DECEMBER 27 dealer confined to
ONE o illness =
DECEMBER % DR. H. M CLANCY Treasurer rest
ing in Mt Carmel Hospital, after breaking
DECEMBER Ray London r. R q filed $1,000 s,t
DECEMBER 3oWe jefferson plans big party for retuna vet
eran