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V01. 45 Hahnville, Louisiana, Saturday,
AND R iCr. PRODUCING COUNTRY
APRIL, 20, 1918
* S 7 ' CH ARLES herald
Publiihea at Hahnvine La J
fiver y Saturday
ïctat Journal of the Parish
°f Charley.
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Edit r
r -"wi of Subscription
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hmcrea. at the Petto ft: tc
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at Hahnvill
Lit., ai steena ctass matter
SATURDAY April
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W '«hub* K AcinnH nnn.lö '1 .11 ihi ji-O ia n
A 3 ttnus< 1 (iy evening, will lay ovei until ti,
week lol'uwing'j
ffitf*.'.ii communications must he «rr'.tten on
n ne alile ot the p«pur.
W I'ne full Mme »ml adrtre»» of tne wrl
ter muât Mcctmijmny each com iniiitlr at Ion nr
nu piibilcfetton, l>ut era matter of «toil faith
toininunKattnne of personal character
Will not t,o l eeagniamt, tin less from respou
* ule ailles lo such cases a cuaige of
2.50 a quart will he made.
«f 't» » anu interesting loca Items are re
oectfu Ivsalkiteoi.
4f* uVU IIKAUMblt CAN IIKI.P tJ8
fr.iatly.lf, when e illli-v to. orouyluK gooua
ton our ailvertlseis, they » III simply say
ey saw t licit cards lu cuis paper;
iSsLiblixlteA February 15 , 1878
»D'c«, i nI hU rer aseie.rnteIt pei gqtnuenisi
«"'lion Khc it Buitsoqnaut Insertion, fifty
»a I [>«*• sell
a e «oiuiu" t one year - • - tsoi>."cj
Uae-iuuf column one year - 90 .CU
Vn« 'iQHi tei column one y tt»r • • 35.00
mal earns o ne ve«i ... 10.00
Artwerfisumötit« «mi tiunacriptloiis aineoi
lent Mite luvattKl/iv In ml vance
BETTER FARMING"
The outlook for crops this year
is very G >o 1 . Cane, corn and rice
never l,,cke i better at this time oi
the year than they do now. Soto•
little corn has suffeted from at
tacks of the root iv itm, .but this
damage his been limited in extent
and we g ne ally have a veryjgood
stand all over the parish. One # very
good sign of progiess is our corn
planting can be noticed in tl e
1 ttge prop >rtion of the crop which
has been planted low - down m
(he water furrow - where it will
ii ve the best chance possible to
Withstand any dry spells that this
-Ummer may bring, 7 'ne ridg
wliich will be formed in cultivate
ing will be ample protection a
g. tust any wet weather that we
may have Besides, th-s low p am
ing will make cu tivat on easier &
will allow ust lav-bv wilhoutjthe I
ex I geratet! ridge which always re
sults Itom high planting. The
corn «hic a has been planted high
should receive the fi st cultivation
with the harrow. This wd! have a
tendency to ke*p the ridge lowet
than if w f e used the cultivator at
once, anti v. he e the so 1 prepara
tion has been good, the results
will be satisfactory in every way.
Where the soil has been badly
yacked bv the recent rains and
need • reb ei.king we should bar
ol'f ai on e, . s a deep p'owmg at
this nine wdl no', hurt the small
root system
i he has also been a very g'at •
tying m -ventent towards bettei
seed s lection Whiie theie have
been no large ii,/; v dual efforts
along tlu'^ ui*' ( mere have been
ilia I y small acre, g pi planted o
good seed, from which areas, ti t
platue.s will seiect seed tor next
ye ir's crop
An itunesiing i ttr tr connec
tion with corn r«L.t ^ is That we
have twenty-two bo\ > enlisted in
Lor n xJ lu b Wotk Twenty of these
boys hive planted è ■ i -fag's Pro
l.fic and one each fias I npetial
Wnilo ati'l Calhouu R.-d Cob.
There has been very litt'c corn oi
the proiiiic varieties planted here
n the past and it win ne inteiest
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to
Ibiy
.Most
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the very large y elds p- r acre
j mafic lay the Lorn Club b os hate
been made with prolific corn but
it is no. yet definitely Jptoven that
tile large single ear var.tDs v\ib
tint Co as Well ii they art wed at
tended iindei^favorable cuti ii ions
Calhoun .,Ked Cob and linpen. I
U nite aie noth good ^varieties of
c <rn and i*ani looking f r these
two coins to make yields that win
compare very weil w th ;he > elds
oil tile twenty clubs Jactes of Has
tings Prolific
1 lie will be a very valuable crop
tins year and'we will n -ed all .hat
can be pioduced. In addition lo
tile increased acreage lice, we,
should give tins crou better atten
lion than usual ant^make a real!
effoit to (ucica-e our average yield
per acre
Geo W Bohne,
County Agent
A* 07 'ICE
In accordance with mi ordinance nf !
the Police Jury of the Parish of St. Char j
les. acting as the governing authority of j
Road Jiistrict No. J of the Parish of St.
Charles, the Police Jury will receive seal
ed proposals for the purchase at not less
than par and accrued interest of seventy
thousand dollars of bonds of Road DtJ
trict Xo. 2. of tile Parish of St. Charles
authorized at an election held on Marc h
27th 191.-. Pids will be accompanied with
certified cheques by Louisiana banks pav
able to tile President of the Police Jure
for two and one-half per cent of the face j
value of the bonds. The cheque of the
succesful bidder will be credited oil his |
purchase price or forfeited to the Road
District in t!ie event of his failure to fui |
fill the conditions of his bid. The cheque i
of all unsuccessful bidders will !k- return '
e<i to them on rejection of their bids
Pile successful bidder will be furnish
ed a proper legal opinion as to the vali
dity of the bonds
All bids must be unconditional and ad
dressed to the Police Jury of the Parish
of St. Charles, Hahnville, Louisiana
with a statement on the envelope that it
contains a bid for the bonds of Road
District Xo. 2 of the Parish of St. Char
les and the said bids will be opened at
ten o'clock A. M. in open session, on
Tuesday, April 30th 191«, at Hahnville,
Louisiana. The Police reserves the right
to reject any and all bids
For any further information concern
ing said iionds or the proceedings lead
ing thereon apply to Graham and Mar
tin. 413 Hennen Bldg., Xew Or
leans, La.
Presidena, Police Jury
Felicien Lorio.
Frank Scliexnaydre
Secretary Police Jury
Parish of St. Charles.
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BEGINNERS SHOULD
NOT OVERSTOCK
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"There is a tendency on the part of
beginners in live stock husbandry to
crve.nstock before being possessed of
the requisite knowledge of how to
proceed successfully in this line of
farming practice," says W. H. Dalrwi
plc. of the Louisiana State TTniverslty.
'The successful raising of live stock
may be considered a specialty, and
those who would succeed should begin
in a relatively small way and increase
the number of their ahimals as they,
themselves, gain in knowledge and ex
perience _
"in the case of hogs, for example,
thts applies in a very pronounced man
ner, and the error of overstocking with
brood-sows is more likely to occur
of the farm.
"The production of hog* nt this time
is extremely Important, and yet the be
ginner with too many sows may not
succeed nearly so well, in the ultimate
outcome, as the man who makes a rea
sonably small beginning and grows up
with the business.
"Tioga, under ordinary conditions,
are very prolific animals, and their
natural increase would be liable to
overwhelm the beginner who was not
familiar with their necessary require
ments for best results. The hog own
er must always consider the possibil
ity of disease attacking his herd, -.mi
he must likewise be ever on the alt f
to see that food provision is made for
the increasing number of animals. In
short, the farmer must be familiar
with the principal details of the busi
ness before It is safe for him to un
dertake hog raising on a large scale;
and the more intelligent and safer
way for him to proceed would be to
procure a few sows only, and a male
animal, and gradually increase his
breeding stock as his information In
creases and hy knows bow to profita
Ibiy Tf anas *-maximum herd/'
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!»r::innge District
hereby elected to
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be Police Jury
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District, ns pro
e P.o.-ir.l of r,,m
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dd its first meet -
ini; at Hi;« domicile on Hi,- :.'«,h day of
April. 101 S.
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nance 11 « f.
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r. w*. BArnoriN,
Deputy Clerk und Kgcurde
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XO TICE
The Assessment
lists
of St.
Charles Parish are
open
for in
specticn fc>r a period
of
T went y
days as requited by
Law
from
Saturday .April 13 . 19
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XO Tli E
i N i but i t
j .«.ill be allowed -.tnle'S acci
j ied by i burial <>r removal
'io m tue Local Registrar
j .paste. ) of s.itd I h-tr-cl in
the death on ure t as per
(torn /lie Louisiana »State
ol Health
N. /'-ri ngue
Sexton Red Church Ce
oodiC'
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Hoar,
SALE OF E'ER Rif. S
I Public notice is hereby giveen
, that by virtue of the authority ves'
; tri in me by Section 20 of the Po
j lice Jurv ordinances 1 will proceed
jtosellat public auction at the iront
j door of the (Jouit house of this
J Parish on Saturday M -c ' f *«b
I i t f s'. d tut iiour ol 12 o'cloch m.
I t > t ne h' ghesi a u(l List bidder I or a
teitno! one ve„r from the r,ih t'.ay i
j of M a v 1918
; The light and prb ilege ot a fer- j
rv ?t each of the station named be - 1
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[ Ferry No. 1 . From the lo ver liti
i d idle Parish to Davis Plantai,
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j leti bank the ferrv station to be
I Dom '.he Ze'ingue store, right
I bank, to the R .«e Plantation .ell
j b.uik.
i f erv. No. 2 . From Davis pi.-.nt.-
; 1011 riglu bank, to Ashton planta
tion right bank, the bury station
to he at ti e store of L, Gassen \
Bros r ght bank to the?Destichan
plar.tction, left bank
Ferrv No. 3 ; From Ashton planta
tion right bank, to Flaggville right
bank, the ferry station to be at
Flaggville right bank to Ormond
plantation left bank
I' - r i y No. j; From Fa gg ville
light bank to Jacques Kousselle
right bank, the feny station to be
at Hahnville r'ght band to pros
pect planta) ton left b c nk
Feny No. 5 . From Jacques
Rouselle's plantation right bank,
U* Killona plantation right bank,
the ferry station to be at the Star
plantation store right bank to the
village of Belletown left bank.
Terms and conditions. Cash on
the spot, it United States Cur
rency, the purchaser to comply
with all regulations of the Folice
jury.
F. Scliexnaydre
Secretary Ponce Jury,
St. chailes Parish, March 28 , 191 S
XOflCF.
In accordance with an orditianc of the
Police Jurv of the Parishof St. Charles,
acting as the governing authority of
Road District Xo. 2 of the Parish of St.
;
Charles, ill
Police
JuO «
ill
receive
sealt
•d prop.
«als ft»r the com
truetion of
four
et n mi'
- of gravel roads
nt
Koa, l
District Xo
. of the
i'.irislt >
f St
Char
U-s.
Thu î • •
i »hall
be cons
.rue
ted of
•a .i>!
le< i pr
•l and t«
mud tot
-eth
•r with
ro id
2>idu
t from
the dite
lies
said
road, i
u- grave
to bt
pla.
e(l Oil
said
road -1.
11 i>e Of
a uni fort
i tl;
ckness
ui ti
ree an.
„tie-half
inches
i;V
twelvt
feet
iii widt.i
. Kvt-rv
bid will
1)C
ICC*Jill- I
na ni
mi bv a
t rtifie j
cheque
of the bid- 1
der
n a jj avi
nuit eft
al t« fiv
* pt
- cent. |
of tl
e hid, v
'.-ich ch»
nlle sti.il
l be
forfeit -
thu Ro;
id Distri
i shonltl
bidder j
lolli sucl
contrat
t i- .-.ai
f?-d
i
cute*
tîir» un:
tract re
piired s
Uiii
n t* n ;
davs
.i f t» r td)
tice to <1
o SO iro
n ti
e j
erning
a war
ding the wot
k.
All ! dd
s wil
I be addresse
d to t
Jurv ,,f
tile i
I'arish of St.
Chari.
ville , L
,oui si
ana, with a «
.tatenu
eliveloj
>e tb
it it contains
a bid
constru
ction
of roads in
Road
the IV
feit !
District
Xo. 2 of the Parish of St. Charles, and
the said bids will be opened on Tuesday j
April 30*h 1918, at ten o'clock A. M at J
Hahnville, Louisiana. The Police Jury I
reserves the right to reject any and all
bid-.
Specifications for said road construc
tion are on file with the Secretary ol the
Police Jury
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F. I/orio
!Pres .lent Police Jury
parish of St. Charles.
»iKi.tiy u-, I « o ; -ne,
j lo ws"g approx ! m it r*d ta!
expense- of tne 1 'ari-n ■
. j les for [tie current ye,
j ! u ne pn h i q i 8
j Sheriff's fees in Criaiit
I cases
j maintaining pi t sonet s
et
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j Cadets at L. std
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Sheriff's Depute Sal
District Attorney's
for convictions
Coroners salary-,
Instites of t.he Pc
, ^Constables
Grand, Petit am] C
J't.v i ,5
Se, retary Police J urv, 0
Olh, i.ti Journal 6
President Board ol ile,ilth ,3
A sesso'-'s Commision
Assessor's Clerical Kxpenes 3
Parish i reasu;ei
•Schoo! Fund
Expenses B,,ar,l of
Health tor Infections and
Contagious diseases
Road fund,
Maintenance of 2 Ben
ie C mver
sit y,
Maintenance of 3 Ben
scholar at the State Noi
nicii School
Syndics Salary
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Dams
Parish Deinonstitor
fio,, 10
, 800,00
500 . 1)0
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! hereby certify that the am
fabieau was adopted by the Pol
beiu on
11 . t
Jury at Hie meetm
day ot sept. 1917
k. Schexnayd-r
Secret a 1 y
Parish of St. Charles Sept, fi, 191 ;
bergean! at arms
I Salai y loi oiimg wiud
I mill X waslnng tank
j Road Supervisors
Election expenses
p ans |, Auditor
HlO.ÛU
6 h. ■ 00 ■
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I "Atter four in o.:r family Jiad died *
I of eons um, »rin 1 was taK«m witn |
I a frighrfi I cough nrui iung trouble, i*
i but my life was saved and l gaiacaf
J 87 pounds throngn using t.
Notice
Hunting,'trapping and trespassin,
are hereby prohibited on proper
ties of Mr. ami Mrs. Wm . Cariuw
To Bankers:
ll ntc Us for Samples ana
* Priées on C U r
"SAFETY FIRST'
BANK Cil E C K £
Cox Pig. and Pub. Co., Inc,
727 Poydras Street, New Orleans.
NEW
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'Important Notice
No buiial into the cemeteries of
the Ho y Rosary's Church and des
Allemands will be allowed unless ac
companied by a buiial permit from
the local Registrar (Post Master
Hahnvi le Si Des Allemands) a« per
rders from the Louisiana Étale
lourd of Health
W. Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the said Ccnietries
The next
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till cates
wdl be
Cour.
House
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examination for terch
held at the
5 . 1 d, 17 ,
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neei s compose tli<- ,
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partment and the s t . JJ' 1 '' ( ' c
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Regmar meeting
Thursdays of Jannaiv P - ,
and October. Finance' ' '* " - v
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meets first Monday of
ai New Orleans office
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, 1,1 ,le ! Jeherson
Jin y Sessions t o \j,
April. 2 nd Monda v ,V'o " 3
Civil Sessions. ' '
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Nla,C 'i Monday „7 j',''/'
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on day
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The bertf of the SOO(J onp .
Ail
the exfieriments of
trmt
food experts and >
tr line
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th . t (
eaters are 1 „
and h
eai;b7e-t Quaker S
' at vhe h 2 a*l of the k
food s
it; is rot ortîv the
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Dit it* the cheapen, food ■
Packed i n -.inn it w ,t; SW4c
ttah anywhere indehuitefv.
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