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ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, July 7, 1926.
No. 27.
American Legion To Have
Big Exposition and Circus
? :
Opens Monday July 12th. In
Winstead Warehouse, Rox
horo, N. C. Maily Excellent
Free Acts Presented.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
AGES FURNISH MUSIC
The American Legion has booked
ahd will pre-ant an Kxpositi* n -and
Circus and Auto ;Show combined* al"
e.\t we^k ut the Winstead Wire
Hc>use. The Washington Becoratlng
{ o., has Vcn . engaged' to he" I
Blue col r display Will be earned
- . '.ut. The. Washington D.e*: triors
?' ??arry7 ever 910.000 worth of _ .decora -
lions, ant! are rated as the". best in
tSe- country.
The beautiful booths arc new be
erected in the Warehouse, and
Vy Saturday of this week, everything
"will be m plac?- The Auto Display
vill be as jjocd as any .large city.
The A^to Show will be arranged
own the center of the Warehouse,
ami each broth will be beautifully
?ec orated, with all colors of the rain
' ow.
... . ?
In the rear of the. warehouse, the !
?t/iffe has br en erected and nine *1
he most sensational ' free, acts in |
the United States today is ; presented J
; to the people every riifrht" absolutely |
free of chaise! Opening the shew
>very night with their act entitled]
'?Twenty- Minutes in Jazzlahd" .the
"World Famous .Orchestra, tV.e Vir -
..inia -Carelina Ace-, who joined the i
- hi w from ijr of ! the .United j
States.' and "theY are fast winning a1
5 1 ace for themselves in the hearts
? f their listeners:-' Their pvOffrafrir
, uns from . Red Hot Jaw 1 the Old;
' ./ielodiqs th^t- arc -dear to evrr>; i
' heart. .?
Thf twt# WHetWiifS ftyH vyr fri.yv *Korit|
? ? ;-n thi l.ilt i v an '.ft ot* merit ;>m-. m!
-,'een- In these jmrts, . . ,-nnai'stinsf . of
? ho _ sensational ' Hand' Hahi'nvipv. -. r
.'.f tr.f airi-. Mi:--. K\ J'.ir'.'.t' ? li.-wsf
,vfith a :? '"i ^ 1 tip nal Jlnilc;- Ska.trvj
? <?t in which does ,C(o|j Dancing!
? nti.- the -Tharle'ftivi on 'roller, skates. ;
Dirt n? fclli-v ' w'^h . 'an " -:-i' ?'
' - et that In par excellence ? is .seV-'-Mid J
.. r>'.'npne. ;hut . while all ? the a?ts><or'|
\e' bill are ]>U;nsiru: and nhetiojniivil, >J
?ossibly the best act op. the WVi"7^;|
The Famous Reckess Reckla-w Trfvjix
nf bicycle riders who do' the arti
:.nd ccijibdy ridinj? of the v! w. M rv >
/lechlaw himself Yo-.-s :in art thai is'
roth ins short of ; Impossible, every- ?
"aftr that can 'he done with or ????* ;
t bicycle he does, and he k'eeni it1
:--Hermiii;rled with bits. .>f "ion; .d\
'hat keeps his audience in a cons:; nt ;
. proar. 1
JSvtry -Act 'elwa and hiirh v utV:
?\nd i5t presented: evr-ry night.
Qovi- 'the Lejruv'i ("hairwan, has-nV
uced tVe s<va->ort:. tfrkcta to "jO i ?? ?
: ;{? . ifcr i/".! ,'fv . ? .?< ?.'?ays. ,jr c
? :* i*. -s.irtjrN'- ?*'u?K jtfph! ? >< re
? ill h'e- !f : r 1' ??? fi-.r" "Who UYi: i> :
? i.Iisi Kojdi o r<A i**.. ; av h fc h ;vjil open at
once. ' Each Lady . w;'l ? vec'ivr .
? .fior cent r : ? ;uf. :ick( ii" for
iv'i *' i.'i-.r- ' ft? Fi '.iay t; i crht jqjf r* \t
-'v ' 4 ?yt .?<"> 1 1 *0 . I >2y i? an 1 v / '<?- -
/'f ts ylU hi; &<oi jMt ? - nr..'- ?<) -i
About L'n l.ifia ? .t'"0 V'R.Hed to he:!)
' IhYi Boys- pnr ovi-r. Th: w v. Hi: I?c .
? awintr i v -! v >v.i rh* wi(|| by.
? .--hi? ? (vavdliri-n-'Virirfjfia a m
face orebf^trtL The untun- (laney
y/ill be presented I'' rid ay n.i?rht. in
1 he form ??t~ a "Snrw [>. ;n- ?" . . >1
The electrical offttccv r snMv,. etc. I
The Dancing will --tart at cv. ? y
'r;tfht.
The Roberta Fx position Ca.? who
is stajyim* the show here, is cl-ju- -ed
,.s one of the .best and has rust
iniahed. a successful" show at Dun- ;
. ille, (Chatham and South Bo ten.
>'ach . show was highly praised and1
'he manafreV s?i?i heretodpy that the '
ioxb ro sh w will he better, ar.d
wili open Monday night. j
HR. AND MRS. I.LNS
fY)R!> RETURN
- ?y ir ?? i,"' y
? .tl n ntiil it ? ;i 1 1 ill ? iiH.ii inlin null
yl Saturday niffht. from theirytrip WcsU
SO- Mr. Iainsfor4^rfpi'e*eriU?d the.
Rc tH' V- H U- ] nt h.i n nt i. I'), >r
. ? ,tll- . - 'Ut^-1 '.rl ?? nnc time sitr&L
and visiiintr relatives *of Mrs-.
ai&u w | iie *ri the ir ? jS.
Wins Trip to Europe
WocmfgSj
i -
David Wilson, 15 years old, of
Lincoln H. S.v Portland, Ore., i?
the winner of the League of Na
tions e.?say contest, in which 4
contestants were entered. He gets a
free trip to Europe.
Newsy Notes
From In And
Around Helena
IfPritJay" night July. 9th in the
school Auditorium, Mr. G. .Hi! Hau
si-r'.v .^dnday Si h ol Class will j?iye
an pqtertainmenty ac'njission t"> and
?v-.-v-TV,c ? Community Aid "?o- ?
cicty win hi. cr'oaih . on .the" svhool .
iri\ unds } bcfor?7und: after $he ?lav.
?Tht* Fourth, cf July w'as observed
by' t.lu pe ?: p|r? t.f re;a'Uy at , ourr t (?ir\
m'uhitv Quits ?e\v f vh ? youh'jj
tr sot nt tlve clay at near by
sari * . A community flsh" fry and
jvicril ? wa < ?; V by. nsiirhbors in- * he !
?art; ? Zion . SjBctiOit: down. .n tbe .river '
*ide. ' - ? '
Th'-:'i>f?*riotje. -.^rcranV ' put "oil ..bv
?t'hi* ?'L'jacr^v l-v??' Sunday rii^ht was;
by r.;>od ^onfirrefrat'ipft do- '
? threacenm^ Ayerith<s:v Anmnjr,
thr " nl s t ? rl&t&TiizJ .feature wa-i" a-i
muM??nl rwtivation by- ? Miss ?, A^r.a I
I5qrt>> ,y ' a^oropn nied by MvWy*>> Lucy
T"1 ??? ? and M.iry Ashley. :;.j pat r; tic]
?*:njr by .member- of th e Junior
League in connecticn. of which Miss j
VJola Bowleg ?ave a patriotic rtfid
aintl the story of '"Star .Spanirled
Banner"- by Mis Earl* T-mberkike. '
P" f. SatterJiek! srave an iierestitti? ,
little exper/once of his in Conner- I
t'oti; witfh the while h> was in
N'ew V-: rk' <"\Ky. Mis? _ Helt-n Mali i
\ya* pianist f ir thx? evenins. Xext
Sunday rii'.rlyt Mis? Zeph'ia Burton ;
will have chargri- of ; the prop-'ajv uh-'i
d?'r thfi attspi';e< .cf Mr. Han - .t's.,
y.iintlay School ,
Thtusday afternoon July Isi f 'om .
lo -r? Mr;. H. E. l.aju-e erv-'-'i
inc.? thv member - of -the" C?>m
?mimi-ty Aid Sli ? y at her home h Ire
Ti..- ju '>i.lc -i. Mr:;. J. T. T : :t !
"hcrw -of i 75 v ?"? <pJfrs * s-. - ten .vt'r?>r
'?it: the ra'cM-iK.-r* a a r.cTi
??t '?ri which Mrs. Lotii'.> . OaiiW y '
* v": is the winner,. >The Vin-ae -s i
..?ill: 'i and wn.Or.s- n:< r.;f.eshmeotw
? V. Turner of ^part;rihur<\ i>.
x'.. i 'visiting' paUtt'nt. ;? ??
V. Chi lv ?
^i?e? Helen FU'urt tjvn} . \v-hm
Button were week-- v!t-i
?he home f Orac Ti'.a it ? f
Mt> T?wm)i*v' ? '?
Misses Viola Bowles who at- ;
tending the Summer 'Soh-Vd 1 ? Hi ke f
University and Hilma Bowles oi <
Ilichmoml and Mr. and Mi's. J. C.
Bowles of Durham, spent tVi e Week \
^ nr! here last .week. %
J. M. Burton and family, ' J". F- j
(*n?h and family and a few friends }
en joyed a picnic last Friday on the*]
river at Burton's Mill.
Mrs. T. P. N'oell is spending . the
wcrk at Virginia fiwic'h. ? ? - ? - ?
? "TOT? FLAPPER CftANDMOTHKB"
Without ?Houbtr- thin is one of the
| niOAt' d<*l?KHtful . home>tal^t . pro
i .[in lion* "ami . sr.ttfcd in lhr ? Smiths
..The ladles 'of the Presbyterian chu-vch
t'a.e" Turtonato. in securing the *iei>
| Vices of Mi.s* Virginia Catieton of
. ij . W ? > > TTTS^f- - ,Se '.v- ! i . Lyceum ?4ud
Producing ?('?>,, of Atlanta. Oi?? On - V
.'^r %vhojie management the Prv>doc- 1
' tf&r i*. *lagcd^ , ? ; ~j
FIND AGED NEGRO DYING
FROM LONGHPO*
Help for the Aged Ne^ro Ap
peared to have Arrived In
*"?" Nick of Time
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER
Apparently dying by -decrees, Sid
ney J?fferi, an 81 year old negro, I
was found lying under e clump of. I
tree* yesterday rot a atones throw
from the new Western. >utlot high
way and the .State College Experi
mental. Farm. Jeff or. a former em-, j
pltoye of the State College farm, had |
* ^uc'h a condition - for J
weeks, .-according. to J
\V. F. Hunter, a white fai^mer re- 1
sidig in that section. .1
. Help . :*wr :h<- a crf."S negro- anpearn
to have, arrived m the. nick < f time,
physicians statinp 'that ho pt/>bably
w .uld not have ;urvived another 24
hours exposed to the elements and
ravage4: of . iweri*- He wn?? Cn
clothed when found.
A structure . resembling a pigsty
and an improvised lean-to consti
tuted. the old n euro's only home.
The hcvel lacked flooring afid was
without a single window, . although
large s!it< ih the roof and walls-prm*
vi<fe"d ventilation and amfde .room
for. rain to enter. It appeared as
though' at any moment it might col
lapse.
IQdd bits of fcioth-ing* * specimen*
which even the most commonplace
rag dealer would, disdain to. handle,
broken pieces of crockery, a pair of
rusty, bed springs,' several old boxes
all invested .with bugs, die? and a
leg: art of other injects, were found ;
inside the drear v, hovel.
Exposed to ' Elements.
Two weeks apro. Sicfney, bent with
the- infirmities of old acre and 'disease-. '<
crawled ..About five yards, ftfoni
cflajiidrttod hbyef to a clump of tree?;;
it was learned, tic re with nothing
to cover him but the-rjtArs. and where
rain hacl beaten ' inta his fa?2; he had
foUghi off the Grim Reaper, probab
ly hoping j}gainst- hope that i de
iit-inuf.l on Page Right v V j1
Person County Farmers Making
> , Unusual Yields Of Wheat Now
Mr. Hester Long .Made More Than Kortv-Kive Bushels To One
Sowed ; and J. A. Russell Reports That From Six Bushels
Sowed He Threshed Two Hundred and Sixteen
Quite a dumber of farmers have
reported their yield- of whtfat, many
making rv.Ore than twenty-five; to
lie- so we a, but. the he. -a yet was r o
pcrted by Hester Loner who ' sowed
one and "a quarter . busheU and
threshed fifty-seven bushels, making
forty -fivev-ancl six tenths to one -ow
ed. This i unusually f'ortd for .this i
('6uhty7 hi . 'fact, , it is a.- goo'd 'yield
1 1. r . t b^htv wheat .sect ion.
J. A. Rus-el! reports that p-om
?ix husftSIs ?sowed he threshed two
hundred ;;nd Sixteen, an averai?^ of
thirty- six r.-> one. Marion Carver
solved bushels arid threshed
t -vn h-.mdivd r.aci four* an average of
.i. iit.ll<' moiv than t\vt'pi>"*n'ne *6"
one.. '? ?;
We have net heard from the i>vag
}Vt:e which Mi', Charlie Reade "ha,st
and it may be .that he will yet b? the
winner
Ope ihlrij? is certain, there will be
more wheat . in' the tcranarifs of th|A
County" than 'in manv tone years.
iVnd^w'e hope our farmers will keep
un .wins: wheat, for while it -may
? not produce as* in p.h in d(Ukir> and
c.ent.s to the i'icru, ? probably r<;p
I" resents- nvore oic-ar nvorioy than many
will nrcvke >tii 'heir ?tobftcfco. .ayr^ for
&?: re. I a any event < it ' \< a mighty
> ronfo. table feeling, to know that yi u
I will have plenty of white bread wit 'i
I out asking any one to "chnrirv it.".
Sow
Sudan Grass
Now
And Cut Two Crops
6t Hay ^
? ?
Before Frost.
Try Tim On "Your
.Stubble Land.
FOUR YEAR OLD BOY
DROWNED ON THE 4TH
Joseph Alfred Mc Allen Lost
"his Life ih Enthusiasm over
Fish In Trap
DR. B. E. LOVE SUMMONED
That. was. a mo^t distressing ac
cident \v"J ch occurred on Sunday .
wj\en the life of Joseph Alfred, Mc
: -A>Ven. four year eld son of Mr. and
Mrs. R M. Alien, long resident of
Person county who p-.*side ab -ut 8
miles. from Roxboro. on the Bushy
, Fcxk road . wa a 1 mo - 1 inr tanlly
snatched : ut - when .he became . too
e nthused over the finding f fish in
a .fish tiiap and -waded out too fift
and the water tool; it's. toll of an
other 1 if Sunday ? morn in <r about'
1 0. o'clock \Vhen Joseph was dr -^*ned
bef re anyone1,. eou Id reach him.
J}\-, B. E. Love was summoned
instantly but life wa* extiflet lonp
lt>efore he could reach him. .
t The misfortune occurred-- in a
rather unusual manner. The boy
with ??veral other brothers were in i
the act of investiijatiiij*. a fish "trap,
in wnich they .found two fifth; and ,
'itfr^rrrtr: -t he- -yo jJlgu broth e r s
Warded into the' stream, and. without
1 Vnakinir a cry for help *ubmererer In.!
Jthe water. The father was the first
to miss him. but too" late, to save his .!
life, which was gfiJic before he was
reaeued from the pond.
| Master Joseph McAV.en. hav;ft*s rJi
irhother and father, ten sisters ind
fix brothers, and of the "family of!
17 children, J o,*e.ph is the first to
inei't Kis death. .
:;v The funeral services 'and burial -
j9HJ|$he deceased were- held at' tne
?jBfijVV Mo h day afternoon at o'clock,
awl Wt .'e conducted hv IUn. J. .1.
thr vallbeaVv - wore ih a
brot^.'-ri-iii-iav/ ?> ffh^* /Mid. who
are-, as foi'ows : ? I.. . I>. Lortcv H. E-.
I-vJXK. -I-. . E. Bowes.; and J. T. Hor
? ton. Misses Rosa Brooks,. Ruby
???Brooks. Love ' \VhfcvfieJd. ' Elizabeth
Hortpn." Katy Allen, and ;Martha
| Allot), acted as floral bearer?.
Marketing Farm Products
Great Need Of County
- ? Aft
Kidnapped Evangelist
/
f^vTor-Acrcp 1
First picture of ? Ir?. Air. ?
Sample McPherson, the no'V'l
-Evangelist,- taken In a Los ,\n<ele?
hospital Miter her kidnapping. Mr*.
McPhe?*o? wai found uandermg
in a ?lazed condition near Dougla.,
Arizona. ? '
Bull City Rotary
Club Steps On
Roxboro Nine
Yesterday ' afternoon the Roxboro
Rotai\\: Club jouVncyod Durham
for a- joint me.etinc with, the Durham
Rotary, and for. a ball /x.qfmo.' 'The
?bojr>, report' a greh t V?ne:._ tfcp'njlh * 'Key
put up a mijrhty poor thime of ftujl.
the^sc - re. being 22 to 13. in hv^f; .
Durham- However* the; ' Rctsd^r?
bdy? evened up by winning. ip.a ';;*?nn.*'
ox' ? murtitle.-tlte-iH"rv' cr ?. 'w.t* -ban
ynrd-^o-lf, for .wtyivh t aev* w??K\-.f?r.e
'sentrd a ri-ffe "jovhV-X
out. nf aj?_ eld pot. .if
prayid;'. . - ?" . '
After tV.c\>o athletic *h-:
Djrham. cb.Vj u~: iv :? ? ? ?:.
ner.. Vl'hirh 'was ? i.-aliveued ?
i'lari in p. rii' s.i-V
( OMMEXCEMK.VI K\ K1KISKS
tf'ommenqenleht Exerciser of the
I)aily A'acatkmal Bible SerYo! " were
held in the Uapti.st church ' lus^ Fn-.
day evenihe. The school lias beep a
decided success, 124 ? y.vre en foiled V
."With an . average \uttenda-nre of 110.
It require.! 23 i?achers to take_ c-r.re
of the. . se? spl," and these teaenejm
jjhv<? the^r tiriia and talent enthusias
tically. Of course* the school was
the direct result of the Pastor, ll -v.
W. iF. West and Mrs-; . West, byt- we
do ret believe we would be <ioir.:r 5 n
justice- to any one toSsay that Mif< '
0: a (wisher was th^-.hub to the w-.- M C
actiyrc a? nriiic;nal. She ?*av.' her
time wVthOut reward r hope' 'of re- ;
War'V ? ?? ?
Th;- exrreiv;-- .v.'e,v .rr . 1 1 y ? lov
ed. :>r.ri i ??? _ ci*. V>1?* ? v.-'l ?*. ))lf<
sojvtfs/.n-cit ' t-i .-. .hi-.: Mi fore
'
ut'4' 1 -??I': cUt on ?
\fi the .-eJ-.noj.
BOY JfcfiSC 1 ED f
Last Sunday evening several Men
were in Kwiirt miiigr in a fish pond
about C m ties south ea>t of Kox b;.ro,
when Frank Wilson, the i? year old
son of Mr, and Mis. II. W. Wilson
slipped off c! a lojr, and but for- the
tintt'lv assistance (it Mj\ .Ed Qv^..
croft would have drowned. The lit
tle fellow is none the worse for
the experience, but it was a clofe
shave.
MISS DA VIES WILL SPEAK
Miss Daisjr D'avies will speak at
Lontf Memorial Church,.. Roxboiv*.
body.^is invited to hear her.
Lunch will 4>e served to mcmbersj
of Missionary Societies,. Pastors and
their Wives.
Miss Davies will speak at F font
?.Sttrrt, ftttrtmgton ? en?hl p- Mrr
.July 11th. ? """ " ?
' MRS. MAMMIE MFJRR1TT
Sec. of Distwct.
(Sudan K'?a?s planted by -July to
4*111 furnish two h?>avy- ruttinc* of
%h' ibatarj (fax! ? . .
.Miss Bessie Heath Daniel Write*
Interestingly of the "Prohlwn.
Says Bankers are the Farm
. ers Best F riends.
NORTH CAIiOlJNA
HAS IDEAL CI J MATE
For reary a year now .a irroup. of
farmers . of this .c:v?nty hfls beeu
interested the subject of market
ing farm produce. They ijxrve ham
mered away at it in first one way
and .then' another, and have en
deavc red to qre t our . bankers antfr
merchants tb become Interested in ..
their program. , ?
Iti May -Mr. V. W. , Lev;!s. Senior
Murfc?-tm? Specialist of the N, .Cl
Do j?t. of Agriculture,' was disked to
c;me to Rox.bOro .ind explain what
modern marketing: method - are do
inif fot the farmer? in oth.er, counties
of the State. Those who ^eard' Mr.
I.ewis were thoroughly conHiicadL
that he was talking, practical com
men sence.
Mr. J A. to.nj 'a^ked:
"Bat -how. i-s' this, market-ncr". work ,
curried n ? There, a * *? of d#?
t :ii!s"to be looked- after 'in suc>. wofk-,r.
>tr T.ewif ,ir.v.v>' ed. "I1* eighty
counties of. the sr.it e th; - urt&iift
:;jv attended .'to! ..by" the ?'.-countjl
a crests.*"
Tli^n Mr. E. G. Long wattt?'!' to
know ?
'Well. why .hav^nt we. cci-a^ cburity
iicent? Wivi: will ?? 1 :ut a
man"'1 '*?' the job.?"
. This. was 0:ntatned,an,d then Mr. ?
ptuWnff said. Vy.;p. just mii.'t l/.ave an -
nt; hire to "look- aft or- thj^e' mat- i .
?? ivrs for vHe farmers Th > - bank*
v>ill ore- before the ccimmi^i and
' bm-r t j Leftd' them the and
1/ vv?.t'tvJtho 'rate's are. i'ilfc. th? C.oun
. t.v - r^n't puy? then \vo*J.j CI . 1-1 t^ebt
?the nvn&y.''. . . . ? ? '?
'On', 'tue. .fiiyt..' Mxind-ay, i)\ T-jh,v. 'A."
r^.ommitt^: 'wen1>'l>c^rf.* i th? yoanty
'coir.nvissr ne, r ani. ' tiirr^ i to
put' on. the'.cojnty. ;.i?rcnt \y<?r'-:. Howr |
r-.Vr. our State and/^'^i-i il twite
f ?: r ? t ?" : > worl; .. . und e r t h e ? i I v ? ? : r i ?' ji of ?
MrV I. p. ScAfinb^ have all h-.< ip
..portion'ed. for this -year, we
probably have ? \ v.ai: until .Tanuiry
1 si .i fe f ? ? re M r. Schaiib. r av."/ hiri
fiowe'c . -iv '"c.ur I'ersyn f y jnt v .f irrp
w.v ? ucht know that their hankar.v
u r-: horough ?? nd - ineerely ?; n terest
<??!? 11 fami prob! -fn-. and hnw shown :
thi.f by t'r.ei- Ey-ery farmer.
! >Uj{ht tpi know that the .t>.apkers
I are hi? frion^ -inti should so to th*n?
f frequently tor atfVjee and ?r>Cft(i&Jre~
?ie?:t. _ .Wh : n y :u are in t'OWft, drnjv:
Lin- -and t i* IV: to .\Fr. E; G.- I.nit? j.nd
1 'Mr! "!\ B. Wr/'rfy, they. would like to:
I (H^TO^*pro?pcrlty with yea a.- wall .
I ks; lend yoQ Si'Viefpon^ hand in time '**4
I of i rouble.
Onje" other th&lR the^'alife^'* taty*
j .'fxr-f '. r'hhr'- every. ar'mirtf ^ught to
t l:V<;w about: They -.Wvfc -put jtl.O a
; ? ^v:.rT;V:tit-v -f :m?K make p ssible our.
creniii-iiiVilfiu' w.ltry truck.. The tr>i?kt
hhaa 'not. made' enough prnjit e^efx' *
! week to* juVihy ,r!uV of !!*.?>
j t rip, We } ft ink. -rfc L* i?" \3ucv in
| t i t"r< fit duirht; r.nd air1 to the ntyv
j ness o^the idea. [>iir farmers n-ji^ht
J to k,r...w that - the iflanks .consider this
frtiftk ? n gci>d proposition. ? .
giving hit? apt>!*7val, Mjri -:J. A. Loilgf
wrote to a friend in Hickory, and
asked his optni n of the.cpeam busi
v^.
"If
the hands of the farmers of
j 4 Catawba County than anything
that -ever happened."*' ?? - . 4
Please remember that tihs,. project
of dairying ha* three possibilities:
The money you' can get for cream,
the value of skim milk when fed to
Chicken*, calves and hog*, and the
manure that increases the ? fertility
of the soil. ? Don't consider your
cream check the whole thing. The
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* . MASONIC NOTICE
Call Convmunica
ion Person Lodgt*
nx iti, ttowij:
i'?iM?iiinif .Muly Ufcli. ?
Work in , the* first. ,
degree^ _ All meim
bers and visiting SC>,
1 M. cordially invited to attend.
CttSSTA Uftftftia, W M
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