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August
17. 1918 Mi.
i> 7 . CHARLES HhRALD
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4<tverll*«,*i«Ti*s aiiit iilhactlptlOilB aieOOl
le<'tahlé Inf •Irfaliit' I" advance
AN ORfclNAKcE
On motion of Mr, Eifer duly se
Con led by Mr. Delaune. the fol
lowing resolution was adopted
Be it Ordained by the Police
jury of the Parish of At Charles,
th it it shall be unlawful for any
pé'Soti or persoi s firm cii* firms,
fcofpofalibit of *:d'porations. 1 eli—
glousi charitable of uthcfvvlse to
establish, opente, maintain or con
duct any reformatory of any kind
whatsoever ;n the Parish of St
Charles for the purpose of keeping
and m intaining of persons, o:
prisoner.- convicted for any' ciime
whatsoever. whether from the
State court or Federal courts, un
less said property is proo- rly de
dicated, and a Franchise ot permit
lie granted by the Police Jury oi
the Parish of St Charles
Be it further resolved that any
person or persons fi'tn or fiitns.
Corporation or cot porations, reli
gious or otherwise. violating the
provisions 01 this ordihane shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
amt upon c uvicfon by any con it
of competent jurisdiction be con
demned to pav a 1 tine of not le>s
than $5000 or more $500.00, and
be imprisoned in the paiish jail
for a term of not less than sixty
davs 01 more than six months
Be it further ordained that all
oidinances or part of ordinaces m
conflict with th s ordinance be and
the same are hereby repealed
Yeas Messrs Delaune, Dutrene,
Elfer. Lono. Nays, none
Absent, Mr. Biottin
A true copy
F. Tchexnapdre
Sécrétai y
PALL CPOPSNLLDh.D TO
C TPS L T VRO U TH
The leient drouth has damaged
the pas'u res and Ic ed crops to
such an extant that the necessity
of growing during the remainder,
ot the year allot «he teed possible |
T - v rv ni tient id Louisiana
becomes < Y
It is therefore u'ged t»*» 1 evtMy 1
, , olar put forth
datiymun m paiiicuia» r u
A
his best etferg .mil endeavor to be
prepared for the winter i
Sorghum. It 's sonieWlfst - late j
for ÇOrghum, but wliere there lur^ i
been sufficient rainfall a vc'r? good
crop of forage may be obtained ,
when planted about the foth or;
<5th of August
Rye. Rye should be used more
extensively by Louisian t dairymen
as a winter grazing crttp. ft shouid |
be planted in September it possi
ble, or in October if n >t co'nven- j
eint to plant 'earlier
Oats. Oats is „probab'y the best j
grazing crop f if Louisiana a-, the j
seed can be readily obtained, The j
ground should be we well prepar- !
ed and planted the last Of Sfptem
ber or early in October
Wheat. Wheat is of about the [
same value as oats of rye for graz )
ing purposes, and a limited acrea- I
ge of it is recommended to all far
mers in the northern half of the
state, first for fall grazing and see j
ond for a crop of graing for bre. d
making. Plant wheat in September
or eariy in October on the heavier
well drained and fertile soi s
Haiiy Vech. Hairy vetch is one
of the best winter legumes tha
can be grown in South. It possess
es especial merrit. as a comparison
;rop for oats or other fall-sown
small grain. The seed, however,
aie high in piice and difficut to
secure
For further information apply to
Dairy Specialist, Extension Divi
sion. Louisiana State Univerty, of
to your paiish agent, W, R Peik
ins. Director of Extension, Louis
ana Slate University
Vc+£'
EDWARD J. GAY
of Iberville Parish
Candidate for United States
Sanator
frames
G R AND E A i R
for the benefit of the
Holy Rosary Church
Taft. Ld
Saturday and Sunday
August 17th and 18th
at
Becnel's Park
(Pelican Plantutioo)
oi all kinds, including
Baseball
vdmission Free
Music by Walker s Band
|
" husband
tversu.prised a woman
1 t , ", , , . „ ,
by tei'ing her that he lov.-d loved,
J K ...
A - ... -
Sometimes a rich bachlor makes
PROTECT TOUR CORN
FROM WEEVIL DAMAGE
BLACK WEEVIL DE8n*Ft'OY®
LARGE QUANTITIES OF CORN
EACH YEAR.
CAUSES IMMENSE LOSSES
Gavberf Bisulphide. PVoperly Used,
iViff Kill tKe Weevil and Save
fbe Corn.
The rice weevil, commonly called
the Mack weevil, does the great«*
damage to corn. This insect will at
tack the corn In the field, consequent
ly one must use measures that will re
duce such damage. The only method
of lessening the field ravagea fa to
field select, the seed eoTfi tn order to
be sure of getting ears *4th tight
shuck coverings. The ends 6Y tile ears
should be especially well covered ta
this also reduces the damage of the
corn ear or cotton boll worm Field
Infested corn should bs fiaftasted
earlier than other ctfrri. fiy flMllÀg ip
with the shuck ctO mad y Of (fas we»
vils may be removed. fluch corn eta
be fed very early or It dt*y be placed
(after shucking) lb a Very tight bin
and tfeated with CarboH MnUlpbMe
to kill the weevils.
Carbon bisulphide la ■ Ilqfiid which
pasnes into a gas very quickly after
exposure. The gas la inflammable, #0
keep lights and fires away. It Is heav
ier than air, hence if shallow dishes
containing the liquid are «et upon the
corn the gaa formed will pass down
through the corn. M Is necessary that
the gas come in direct contact With
the weevils for at least 46 minutes to
kill them. This make« It necessary
to use one hound of carbon bisulphide
for every 100 cubic ^et of d|t*de in ■
tight bib, but If U 1» slightly of>eh the
SmcrUht to use should ftfj'two and Oha
half to three times is ^BiUeh This
fumigating should be ddhe on a warm,
still day. as the weevil begins to hi
bernate at a temperature slightly
below 70 degrees Fahrenheit. All
buildings so treated should be well
ventilated 24 to 48 hours after fumiga
tiou. There is no danger of injuring
the germination of the corn, provid
ed 11 is dry. even by using Still great*
êr kfnountü than mentioned above —
À. F Kidder, Professor of Agronomy,
Louisiana State University.
HATCH CHICKS EARLY
IN THE SPRING
Many Reason« Why Thl« Practice .
Beat.
Early hatching next spring is naoe%
■ary if the deBired Increase In prod»»
tion of poultry is attained. It is a!*o
necessary, during the winter, that
farmers save young hens and pullfl^s,
so they will be on hand for stockfln
the spring. The stock of poultry >M
been reduced considerably this fall ny
a widespread sale, for market, jiff
young hens and pullets. Therefore,dt
is necessary to conserve stock now,
or else the shortage may interfere se
riously with the production program.
In view of the stock shortage, to kill
a good hen now is to reduce the po
tential egg production next year any
where from five to twelve dozen eggs.
Every hatching in the spring will
Increase the number and sise of fowls
and the number of eggs produced next
year. It will result la bigger birds,
and birds that will lay in the winter
fnonths.
Every farmer Is urged to start the
hatching season earlier than usual
next year, either by incubation or
natural methods, If the bens will sit
earlier.
The chickens first hatched in the
spring are the ones that are largest
in the summer, that mature first in
the fall, and that lay eggs in the win
ter. Furthermore, they are the ones
that will want to sit early the follow
ing spring, which, In turn, will hatch
earlier chickens—and s« the cycle
will continue. On the contrary, chick
ens hatched late in the spring do not
mature until so late in the fall that
they will not become winter layers.
They will not sit until late in the next
spring, and so another cycle of late
maturing, late laying fowls is estab
lished.—L. S. U. Press Bulletin.
PLAN A ROTATION
OF CROPS FOR HOGS
The beat possible means of increas
ing the meat supply would be to In
JUDICIAL .'il > V !• RT I S K M K N T
Sî:iK- of 1 .1 i.'.inan.i. Jstli. Judicial I'i-tru t
Court. I'.'ti'-h of St. Charles
sv> s ) "V
li.T. Cottain Co. Ltd. vs William C'.don
liv virtue of ,1 writ of seizure and —.tl<
issued out of'the Honorable JSfli 'mil
cud District Court "I the State of I/ntis
iaua in and fur the Parish of Si. Charles
ill the above entitled and nnmheteil case
be.irinc ;'e date of Jn'iy Hth Ibis, tome
I u'r.'-i'lrd t -hall proceed fo sell at oublie
auction without apprui
tile ln-t
lie!
nid hiv'.'H'-t bidder at tile front door of
the' CmiVt House on Saturday August
.M-f lvl.s at 11 o'clock A M.. the follow
in^'di'-r-rib d property to-\vit.
A certain lot of ground situated 111 the
\ ilia Sie of Paradis. 111 the Parish of St.
Charles liieasuriiur tine hundred and
fifty Let Inuit oil tile Cast i»a<d of Y v ser\a
tion 5i". J, 1 1 \ a depth "f tvVo hrYii'lred
and twenty f<a-t more or h-s-, hefween
l onda and Broadway Streets, s.ii-4 lot
bei lie fiO'Vllded Oil till* ea t by przz|wrt>
of Alonzo Pitre Sr., and on the west In
that "f H - C. Snell, acijuiied by the said
William Caiiow by pmaha-e frontlj- P.
l-'unk on the l.Stli da\ of Septemla-r 1914*
Terms and conditions rash on the -ajUit
ia"»n C Vial
**Sheriff. Parish of St. Charles
Sheriff's (»lice, Pan h of St. Charles,
Julv J4tli 19ih
Xo sy ; '
Twentv-Fiyhth judci.r! District Court
Parish'of St diaries, Slate of Louisiana
Succession of Mr-'. Marie Polymnie Fril
011 x, widow of Kosemond trox4er|
Whereas. Mrs. Joseph.* froxle^, vjfe
of Joseph Clement Dich» lias pctitWUyl.
this llououihu' Cotfrt for letters of ad
ministration on the eMîtte of the late
Mrs. Marie Polymnie I-'rilonx, widow of
Kosemond Trox 1er deceased, intestate^
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
mav concern to show cause within ten
davs, wily the prayerMf sgid Mrs. Jose
pha Troxler, wife of Joçepli Clement
Triche petitioner, should not be granted
liy order of the Court
I. T. Baudouin, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Parish of St. Charles.
July lbtli, 1918
No, 6J9
Twentv-Kighth Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles, State of Ivoursiaua
'Succession of A. V. Caillet
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and'to all other persons
herein interested to show cause within
ten davs from the present notification
if any tliev have or can, ) why the sup
plemental account presenten by P. Ar
maud Caillet,administrator should imt be
homologated and ap,.roved, and
funds (lisrifiuted in accordance therewith
liv order of the Court
f. I. T. Baudouin. Clerk
Clerk s Office, Parish of St, Charles,
July 1 bth, 191S
Prentice K, EdringtoQ Jr
LAWYER
402 Whitney
Build
mg
NEW ORLEANS
NO TH F.
No buri.il or removal of nodies
will be allowed unless accompan
ied by 1 burial or removal premit
from the Local Registiar (Post
master) of saul District in which
the death occured as per orders
from 7 he Louisiana Atatr Board
of Health
N. /feringiie
Sexton Red Ciiurcii Cemetery
i
crease the number of hogs on every
farm. For the average small farmer
hogs and poultry offer the moat effec- j
tive means of increasing the meat out
put at any time in the near future.
In planning for Increased hog pro
duction. It should not be forgotten
that In order to do this profitably
there must be ample food supply to
keep them in good condition. It has
been found by frequent demonstra
tions that the cheapest wav to produce
pork is by furnishing a rotation of i
good pasture crops.
Write to the Experiment Station.
/Louisiana State University, for plana '
of crop rotations for hogs that have
given the best résulta.
!i was moved I y Mr. Deiauue
iiiü.by M'. Dutrene. that the fol
Itiwi 1 .ipproxitnatfl table.uiol th
expenses
les tor
are hereby proIijt*BÇ<J
t *j^ f Mr. a lid ^frs. \
>t the Parish oi St. Chat
tHe current year endioj.
une pith
fjherift's reri in Criminal
if ( j*
ctises
maintaining prisoners 1.500.00
Micriffs Salaiy 3.5« >0.00
Sheriff's Deputy Salary 3,000.00
District Attorn* y's lees
for convictions 500.0c
Coroners salary, 300,00
*_*Justices.- "»f t!»c Peace i.Soo.oo
^Cotislab^es 1.800.00
Grand, PeT*{ and Coroner
jury ' 1 ,5"° °o
Serretary Police Juiy, 6<>o o*>
Ollici.tl Jourim! 600.00
Presiilent Board ot ILeaM^,300.00
Assessor's Coinniision. 4, ^oU 00
Assessor's Clerical Lxpdtie^ ^oo .00
Parish Treusmei ajTo.t» 1
School bund gjfoo.oo
Expenses Boaid of
Health for Inleciions am) *. •
Contagious diseases jTU.oc
Road fund, 1 700.00
Maintenance of 2 Ben
Cadets at L. Sta.c U'mvei
sity, 5*>o.oo
Maintenance of 3 Ben ,
scholar at the Slate Nji
mal Schoo'. 00
,'jVb) udies Salary 500.00
*" Sergeant ai aims too 00
^Salary lor oiling vvmd
iujII.S t waslimg tank fio.oo
Road Supervisors 1,800.00
Election expenses 500,00
Parish Auditor 600.00
Jefferson Ti list it Savings
BanV S 000.00
Pat isfi Demotiaii tor 000,00
$, a 1860.00
I hereby cettiiy that the above
fubieau was adopted l>) the Police
Jttrj ut the meeting held on the 6
day oi Sept. 1917
F. Schexnaydrr
Secretary
Parish of St. Charles Sept. f> 19*7
Notice
Hunting, trapping and trespassing
on proper
Win . CadcW
To Bankers:
ll rite Us for Samples ana
Prices on Out
"SAFETY FIRST,'
BANK CHECKS
Cox Pig. and Pub. Co. .Inc,
7.>7 Poydras Street, New Orleans.
LUNG DISEASE
"After four in omr family had died
of consumption I was taken wit*
a frightful cough and lung trouble,
but in y life was saved and I gained
87 pounds throng.i using
DR. KING'S
NEW
DISCOVERY
^W.ït Patterson. Wellington, Tex-j
PRICb >0c ar»ri$i.00*T ALL DRUGliD S _ I
'Important Notice
No buna! into the cemeteries of
the Ho'y Rosary's Ghurch and des
Allemands will be allow ed unless ac
companied by a buiial permit from
i the local Registrar (Post Master
Hahuvide & Des Allemands) as per
\V. Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the said Cemetries
orders from the Louisiana Slate
j Board of Health
i
Notice
The next examination lor teach
ers'certificates vvtil be held at the
Cour*. House Julv 29, 3 », 31,
' )white) B and August t , a.
«ru)
J _B.' Martin,
* bunt
: 1 LU IA L T 1 h ft 7 t '/
Second Congressional Pistt
Member of Congress U.G D\*|
Eighth Senatorial Distil*
^tate Senator,
J litiges J\ E Fleill
District Attorney !.. R.&iv.'i r 4 r
Pa rish cl St Charles.
Representative J C.i
Shunt \ Collector I •. ff
Chief Depute, H. DJ
Deputy Shot ill K 1
Clerk \ Re, older. F.T If
Deputy Clci k
Cot oiiei p r V, 1 ehi
Tleasiiret \\ m. 1
Assessor
Kegist 1 a r I. I .BJ
( ■ llii lal Lin 1 irf I, .St. Ch:*i
-*ust h es of 1 he Peace.I
First Waid
W. L. Pa
•Second Ward
A. L. N
Third Ward
t )
Fon 1 t h W.u d
M
Fifth Waid
F ♦>.
C (.»IT* t ift
IftS.
First Wai d
P H
Second Warn L
1 1 'i.
Third Waid
K
Fourth Ward
F.
Filth Win d
K.
Police j 11 r y .
President
Secretary y ^
Sergeant at Amts
I nst W.u «I
Se* ond Ward
Thin! Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Waul
Meets 1 .st 'j*
) 1 .
ues*ia v ot e v 11 »** 1,1
Pres
School Board
Guii
M f.
'birsi Wan! |
M.(j Bevuel/
Se* ond War if";
L. G 11 id 1 y
'I hinl Ward
' K Kelle,
I* on uh War»l
f-. J. Dejean
l itlh Ward
A f Schexn.ivdie '
J. B. M.'Mo,; Si,
Lafoti 1 v ne Basin Lev.-, d-,a o
I resident ' iMiS.-arr*
Secret a * »• IV. J MTjme
M ein l*e • s
A. Champa»» ne. Kdg.,,-A ; K. B.
fev uits
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Engi.
ni!» de
1 casu1ei
Leman*, llonalsoii vd,e y , L'O'rf
Lorn». Motiei lv ; R. ('
All l> . * I
AI hem. n e; K. R t , V/
Bend; i' G. SuMg, (
Thaggaid. Me d.M IO g| lv i |*..
Viering, Gretna; |. r \v;. '
Bowie The State Board ^ ,n ''' n *
neers compose the * ugr„ e , ,
partment and the Slate T
is treasurer of the B.,a rt '
Regular n.eefn.g ,„J .
Thursdays of Janri«, v fi . , ' J'" 0
and October. Finance' ' ' 11 V
meets first Monday 0/ ' ""'""Mee
-1 New Oi Jeans office.'
Terms of Court
In 'ne Parish of Jeffe, Son __
Jury Sessions r^t ** .
April. 30(1 Monday j„ {) !Î^ h l *
Ov.l Sessions. Jiui M, ° bC!
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Jury L '
Ju'ie
*->Vil ocssions is* m , ,
M-.C1, 3.«
Sessions,
and Mot
Sessions
2nd Monday n -
..... G » December
The best of the good ones.
All the experiment* oi the O.ver.
meut for* experts and the athlrti,
rainera of Ya,e Univers y p JJ
th.»t con«] outers the strongest
•nd healthiest Quaker Scotch
Stan,Is at the head of the list of rcie j
G us It * not only the bent fed
but.t . the cheapest food on earth)
Packed , n tm* it will keep «wert aiU
Ireah any-urhere indefinitely.
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