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S7. CHAR LUS HERALD
Published, ai Hahnviut La
tivery Saturday
! Sciai Journal of the Parish
*j St» Charles
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Edit r
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liM-ti*i>lel''vn<i*''*v 1« «avance
Property Hearii g* H-f<*re Board
Ot Mate Affai.s
F »r I j17
The Boar'of State Affairs will
hold puniic hearings, its office
in the c iv <<l B '«o' 1 K<»uge. for the
purpose of de'enn b«g the actual
casu va ut of all cl-ss s of proper
V yiu the btu e The hearings on
the various oa*se- of piopertv will
lie ti«d o ■ the < ays and dales set
out below A pu,ons in interest
e.l are invited to be present an 1 to
participa. e in tuest Heatings
Weduesd iy. Ju ,e 6 h. Oi , Gas,
hu ph'ir and Sao
Tliuislav, June 7 th', OI, vxcS,
•Sulphur and S ot
Friday, lu ie 8th. Traction Com
luiuhs. Electric Light, Water and
lee plants
Monday, June nth Cypress a, d
H rdwnn I Timber Lumber, A'aw
Mill P ants, <tc
Tues. ay. June irh, Pme Tim
ber, Saw Mill plants, etc
Wednesday, June 13.h. Agricultur
al Lands
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Thu sday, June 141h Agricultural
Lauds
Friday, June 15th City* and Town
Pioucriy, inc.tiding Suburban
Lands
Monday, June 18 It Merchandise,
M icks. Ci edits..Cott jo and Sugar
Factors and Brokers
Tuesday ju ie 191h Merchandise,
Stocks, Credits, C ottou and Sugar
Factors and Brokers
Wednesday June 201h All Indus
trial aud Manufacturing Plants
not included ab >ve
Thursday June 21st Miscellaneous
' Property
.
2 «J. Montague Nmi»h, cashier cl
. . . „ju»
the leading bank tn LawrencevtUe
, . . e
a thriving small town .n one ot tne
- ....... ..
central states, is thiough no fault
, . . . . „
ol his, embroiled in a m.xup with
the head of .hi bank. He hoboes
to a far western city and secures
ci»p'.»yment with a big construct
•Aa company, whete his lutent abd
•tv is demonstra'ed and F.e a*'Com
1 ut,niuii3ii <g çu cl 'IVi UC <• V' •••
i , . .
jxhsbed gr-at things. You can read
about c mithN "exciting life in this
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paper given in week v installments
.
• u d r the title of ' Tiic Real Man'
-E •
MANY NOGS SOLD FOR
LESS THAN VALUE
Food Crop« Sheuld »• Utllixed For
Fall Pork Production— »reeding
•tock Mull Mo Kept.
Farmers have been advtsed to plant
an abundance of feed crope; and the
only mire*»sful way to marte* auch
crops la to use' them for finishing off
live a tock. If the stock la »old before
the crops are produced. It defeat» the
very purpose for which the crops
were planted. Since the prices for
hoge have gone so high, buyers have
invaded many parte of Louisiana and
are purchasing all the hogs they can
get at prlcea approximating half the
value of butcher hoga oa the market.
The prices paid have ranged from I
eents to 8 or 9 ccnta a pound and
many of these hoga have been aube»
qnently sold at from 14 to II oenta.
A 10 -peond pig at 8 cents bringt
less than |IM The eame pig * kept
•n pasturage with just enough grata
te keep It In a thrifty and growing
condition should easily ftnlah-otf at
around SM pounds next winter cr
spring. At the present prices It would
bring |2I to f 35 —the differs« oe
amounting te an average of say 1*6
represents the farmer'« feed crops pre
pared for the market by feeding It to
the growing p4g. Now If he sells the
pig before he puts the feed into him
and then cannot sell the crop, It will
be a lose In every way.
It Is therefore thought desirable to
invite the attention of the farmers to
thta question and to advise them not
to Mil any light, young hogs that
should be kept and finished In the
The
sre
to
In
ou«—* — -----------
f«u or winter, and also to avoid aell
iug any brood sows that may be need
ed fbr increasing the number of hogs
on the farm. II Is not economical to
sell hogs until they have reached a
satisfactory weight flar the slaughter
house, or say 180 pounds aa a mini
mum. If it becomes accessary to sell
off port of the hog stock, the owner
should keep posted on the market« -
and should probably instat on getting
*_______— v. 1 mm tSavi fwr
for
to
on
at
i
for young hogs not less than two
thirds of the top prices for finished
hogs, or, in other words, when the top
of the market is 18 cents a pound,
hoga on the farm should not bring
leas than 10 cents if they are at all
promising for the market ln all to
ten months hence.
It ehonld certainly be the aim of
every farmer to keep enough hogs to
supply his own meat for next year
end. if possible, have a surplus for
sale to his neighbors.—Q. E. Nesom.
Live Stock Extension Service. Louis
iana State University.
THE BERRY CROP
SHOULD BE SAVED
Wild Fruit« ef Many Kinde Annually
Oa Ta Waata In Lauialana.
By utilising to a greater extant tha
wild frulta. auch as dewberries, black
berries. huckleberries, nuta and mu» j
cadlnea, that arc produced in abund
ance In Louisiana and that largely go
to waate, an immense saving la food
producta could he effected. The
blackberry crop Is of particular im
portance. They grow In profusion in
abandoned fields and along the road
Rides and are usually free for the
Barries may be easily pro
gathering. •—.*» —; -------
* er ved by following the simple direc
tions here given:
Preserving Serrle*
Practically the same method» era
to be followed in preserving and mak
fng Jam* of all berries. Berries should
be gathered in «hallow trays or bas
kets and not In deep veesela, which
allow them to be bruised sad crushed.
They should he uniform, ripe, and
sound. Select only large, firm berries
for preserving; the smaller and brok
en ones may be used for making Jam.
All berries should he carefully sorted
and lightly washed by placing in a
colander and pouring water over them
rather than putting them into a pan
of water.
To retain the bent possible color
and flavor, ayrup for preserved berries
should be made of a berry Juice ob
tained by crushing, heating and
straining the softer, broken berries.
Add 1 pint of sugar to each pint of
berry juice and allow to boil 10 min
nt«s. Weigh the choice pérfect ber
ries after removing the cape or stems
ries an. er remuuu» v».*,» — =*-**•»
k nd allaw 1 pouafl ot sugar extra for
eœh ooanë ot whole berries. A 44 the
M t0 a
eXTra najmi I« ---- » -
mn< j B )j| m Remove from the fir*
I
t>oii ana wmi. ------1
cool synite dropping tha
berries into it to prevent shriveling j
"^ t<mfh#Btnc ^ fruit. Place aver !
th# flr# aBÄ brlag slowly to a boll and
gimm er «atil tha harries are heated
,hr f^; £m" dZ!»
who i^. Lift th* borrtea from the
syrup ««d plaça carefully lato^ ohal
B/> u r ___ 4 . . ■
bu)B Poor syrup over them and
aUnd «»er night Pock cold,
fl]Un « the jar with harries bafora pour
___.waa tVmfltn Oft« BrflMU
niHMl * -- - ___
Ing syrup orw t "*"
1 seaL The preserves may be pack
hot. after r#tner!®f frpm^ Lte Are.
IHK ■/•"r . _ .
„ .«a ,-aL The preserves may be pack
" d * ------ --
ed
capped and processed Immediately.
The syrup in which berry preserw's
sre packed should have density of 50
to 55 and will often need to be boiled
down to this density after removing
berries.
Other recipes for canning and pre
serving frulta and vegetables may be
obtained by addressing the Junior Ex
tension Division, Louisiana State Uni
versity, Daton Rouge.
Lamb* and mutton sheep that are
In good range condition can be very
profitably fattened on corn and velvet
beans in the fall and winter.
1 D!SC Harrow,
2 Sets Gears
STATE OF LOUISIANA
28th. Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles
No. 697
William Cadow, Jr.
W. D. Moore & Frank R. Raker
Rv virtue of a certain order of sale is
sued by the Hon. 28th. Judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of St. Charles, in the a
Iwve entitled and numbered case and
bearing the date of May 19th. 1917, and
to me directed, I shall proceed to sell at
public auction to the last and highest
bidder on the primisses at Paradis, La.,
on Saturday the 9th. day of June. 1917.
at 11 o'clock A. M.,' the following des
cribed property to-wit:
1 Fort Smith Wagon
2 Double corn Planters (John Deere)
1 Mowing Machine
3 Small Cultivators
2 Single Corn Planters
1 Small Cultivator
2 Mules
2 Horses
5 Plows
i 1 Disc Cultivator
A verv
2 Sets Gears
2 Hay Presses
1 Iron Wheelbarrow
18 Hoes, 11 Shovels; 1 Scythe Rlade
5 Collars, 4 Sets Harnes, 5 Rridles,
2 Axes.
2 Rolling Colter, 2 Large Disc Har
rows
2 Wooden Tooth Harrows
1 Grind Stone
Terms and conditions cash on the spot
Leon C. Vial,
Sheriff, Parish of St. Charles.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. Charles,
May 23rd. 1917
j
FARM NOTbS
We wish to announce the ap
pointment of Mr. G. W. Bohne as
County_Agent for the Parish of
-j Ch- rles. His work, carried on
under the direction of the Louisia
na State University and A & M
College and the U. S. D^partm-nt
of Agriculture, is wholly directed
towards the rendering 01 all ser
vice possible 10 th î Farmer and
Planter,and is under the direct sup
ervision of the Extension D vision
of the La. Stale University and A|
& M College. This service is given (
without any cost to the Farmer &j
Planter. It you are m need oi any
information concerning youi c >rps!
or live stock, or if you are being |
Doubled wi h any insect pests,you |
can avail yourself ot this serviee;
by dropping a postal to W. G.
Bohne, County Agent, Habnville,
La., and he will call on you and
render a 1 aid possible
der
and
said
ind
at
five
door
11
ed
the
and
any
one
back
meet
the
bv
of
ippi
to
the
ing
his
lv
"Blackjack" Perishing is go
I ing u win new laurels; of that we
may be sure. He is the r glu man
j ...
! for the y.b
, _ |
j Love often m ikes a fool a senst ,
bien and-om.tira.s i. m.krsa sen-j
sible man of a fool
In time like these any man who
really vrishe« to serve "*his State or i
country can find the opportunity)
STATE OF LOUISIANA
28th. Judicial District Court
|I'ari>h of St. Charles
No, 741
Prentice E. Effrington, Jr.
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Mrs. Sar.ih Mont/., Widow
of Theotlule Mont/, ot alsl "* ,jr
Be it kown and remembered that un
der and by virtiu of a certain order and
judgment rendered in the above entitled
and numbered cause by the II 011 . 28th.
ludicial District Court in and the said
Parish of St. Charles and State afore
said (<ti the the 25th. day of April 1917>
ind to me directed, I will offer for sale
at public auction to the last and high' st
lidder for cash for not less than Twenty
five hundred dollars at tile principal front
door of the Court House of this Parish on
SATURDAY the 9th. clay of June 1917 at
11 o'clock A. M . the following describ
ed property to-wit:
A certain tract of land together with all
the improvements thereon, rights ways
and privileges thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertaining, situated in the
Parish of St. Charles on the bank of the
Mississippi River abmt thirty-one miles
aliove the City of New Orleans, measuring
one arpent front on said rived runnning
back between converging side line which
meet at the depth of sixty arpents on
the line of the property formerly of R.J.
Kuhlmau, which bounds the alcove des
cribed tract above, and is bounded below
bv lands formerly of Mrs. Louis La
Branche
Except therefrom the following des
cribed tracts;
"A" A certain tract of land lying and
Iceing in the Parish of St. Charles, State
of La., on the left bank of the Mississ
ippi River, measuring 80 feet front at a
point 20 feet from the south side of the
right of way of the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company, west of St.
Rose Station and extending towards the
river at a distance of 80 feet by full
width of property above described, in the
rear by a strip of land 20 feet in depth
recently sold by Mrs. Louis Winprenne
to the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company aud on the upper side by
the property of R. Viola which property
sold forms part of a larger tract belong
ing to the Heirs of William Linihan ard
his widow in community, Mrs. Virginia
Montz widow of William Linihan andjthe
deceased wife of Louis Wimprenne,
which measures one arpent front on the
Mississippi River by sixty arpents in
depth, converging to a point at the 60 ar
pent line, together with all the buildings
rights, ways, privileges and appurtenan
ces thereunto belonging
The owner of the front land reserves
the right to use a road 10 feet wide on
the upper line of said property for pas
sage to the rear of the property
"B" A certain tract or parcel of land
lying on the southerly side of and ad
joining the present one hundred foot
right of way of the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company on the souther
lv side thereof, bounded and described as
follows viz;- beginning at a point where
the westerly line of vendor's land inter
sests the southerly line of the hundred
foot right of way of the Yazoo and Miss
issippi Valley Railroad Company, said
said point being two hundred and fifty
feet north from mile post 440 from Mem
phis, measured along the center line of
main track of said railroad fifty feet
southerly said eenter of track measured
at a riglit angle threreto, and running
thence north easterly along said souther
ly right of way line and one hundred and
twelve ( 112 ) feet to the east line of
grantor's land; thence southwesterly
parallel to said southerly right of way
line one hundred and twelve ( 112 ) feet
to the west line of grantor's land: thence
northerly along said west line ( 20 ) ft. to
the point of beginning, containing 5 one ;
hundredths (.05) of an acre, more or less j
resi ruing to the vendor of said lot a pas
sage way for teams over and across said j
lands from southwest to the nertheast 1
side the eof at the west end of the prop- j
ertv, th exact location to be fixed by j
the ven iee or its agents, and said pas-j
sage way not to exceed ten feet in width j
les
for
C
Sa
and to extend uniformly,
Leon Ç- Vial,
Shfrift, .Parish of St, Charles
Sheriff's Office Parish of St. Charles,La. ]
April 30, 1917
we
NOT ICa
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,
sen-j
or i
Notice is hereby g'ven that'the
Finance Committee of Police Jury
of the Parish ot 5 t. Charles will
meet on every Saturday' previous
trie regular meeting to approve
bills md any Pills 'received latter
than iiat day will be laid over to
the n U regular meeting
F. Schexnaydre,
.pecreury.
to
;
j
j
1
j
j
j
500.00
p 10.00
1,800.00
1,800. 00
It was moveo by Mr. Dc'aune &
and.by M<*. Dufietie. that the lot—
lowr approximated tableau of tf> e
expenses of the Parish ot St. Char
les for the current y<ar ending
June 30th 1917
Sheriff's fees in Criminal
cases $5 00.00
maintaining prisoners 2,500.00
District Attorney's fees
for convictions
Coroners salary,
Justices of trie Peace
Constables
Grand, Petit and Coroner
ju.-v 1,500.00
Secretary Police Jury, 600 00
Official journal 600.00
President Board of Health, 300.00
Assessor's Commision 1000 co
Parish Treasurer T 3o.un
Ciet k of Com 1
School Fund
Expenses Board of
Health for Infection:, aim
Contagious diseases
Road fund,
Maintenance of 2 Ben
C ulels at L. Staie Umve>
siiy,
Maintenance of 3 Ben
xcholai al the Slate N >1
mai Schoo'.
Sy udics Salary
Sergeant at arms
Tax Coilectoi Commis
sion
Sa ary for oiling wim:
mill & washing tank
Road Supervisors
Eiecuon expenses
J
S.x
50.U o
500 . On
3 -.IO.OU
7 00 . o< 1
»
500.00
10*1 nc
,400 OO
60 .OO
I,8oO.Oo
500.uo
$,2S310.00
I hereby ceitify that the above
Tableau was adopted by the Police
Jury at trie meeting held on the 3
day of Aug. 1916
F. Schexnaydre
Secretary
Parish of St. Charles Aug. 3. 1916
I'
Notice
Hunting, trapping and trespassing
are heieby prohibited on proper
ties of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Cadow
To B nkers :
IP rite Us for Samples and
Prices on ( >ur
'•SAFETY FIRST'
BANK CHECKS
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The newspaper that can secure
one of F'rancis I.vnde's novels to
run in fts colums in serial form is
indeed fortunate as Mr Lynffe is
ooe of the most noted writeis of
the day. r. Lynde has written
eighteen successful books and his
latest production is sai l to be bis
masterpiece 7 'his bo >k is entitled
•'The Real Man" and tiie Merabi
is very fortunate in beina perm.j
ted to publish same. Th^ ti -,c ins
tallment w il appear elsewhere in
,,ur next issue
to
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OFFICIAL 11 hit
Second Congressional U's
Member ot Congress H G P
Eighth Senatorial List*
State Senator.
J urig< s l, E b !e<
District Attorney I..K Ria
Pansii oi St Chane.-.
Representative
Shri iff iv Col let tor
Chief Deputy,
Deputy Sheriff
Clerk iv Recorder,
Deputy Clerk
Coronet
Di.
» reasurei
Assessor
Regist ra r
Official Joui oal, St. Charles Lcr*>'
Justices of the Peace.
Fit st Ward
Second Waul
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward 1
Constables.
First Ward
Second Warn I.. L.
Third Wan!
Fourtti Ward
Filth Ward
Police |iiry
Presideui
Secretary F.
Sergeant at Ai ni s
I' I i s t W a 1 d
Second Waul
W. T. Pattersi •
A. L. Monu -ut!
O, K< g e
M. Ti arc t
K 1 1 \V eav <-1
Tiling Ward
Foni iu Wan#
Fifth Wald
Meets ist Tuesday
F, 1.01)0
, ypff ex na\ d 1 e
F . 1 ' Ih liX
F. l.o. «
J. L. h'ou it
F\ DcJaune
W Dut 1 tue
W A. inn <
f evei vioon . ti
President
'f.
School 'Lnrff.
M. L. Guidry j
Fi» si v» ,'d
M.G Becnel
Second Ward
M. L.. G 11 iii î y
Third Ward.
F. Kellei
Fourth Ward,
L, J. Dejean»
Fifth Ward
A. I .Schexnâvdre
J. B. Martin, Su^r.
Lafourche Basin Levee
1 resi<laht ii.<; Ewart
Secretary W. J. M, ( n
Meml e r s
A. Champagne, Edg ird ; V. i
Lemann, 1 >onalsouville ; <D:>
Lorio, Moberly; R. C, Martin
Albemarle; R. Perez. te>-* 1
Bend; E. G. Swartv. Burton; T.V
Tiiaggard. McdonoghviUc ; {.,
Viering, Gretna; J. F, Wiggmo,„,
Bowie The State B >ard of Engi
neers compose the engine ring d
partrnentand the State Tic-asutn
is treasurer of the Board
Régulai meeting on « t- « *-*,>n
Thursdays of January, Af ril, (nly
and October. F inance coniuiiite
meets first Monday of e h met-'
at New Orleans office.
Terms of Conn
In 'ne Parish of Jeffers.in
jury Sessions ;xt Monda,
April. 7Q<1 Monday in Oder»
Civil Sessions. 2nd Monday D
May. and Monday in Novembe
In the Parish ot St. Cliaile*
Jnry Sessions. 2nd Monday
Mav. md .donifay in N<
b civil Sessions, ssi M
February and AL nd »'
Parish 01 St. J on,. 'f:e 1.
Jury Sessions. 1 :•
June 2nd Monday *.< ; o
civil Sessions is. M.
March 3rd Monday . 1
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