The Logan Republican. [volume], November 08, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 11

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Hfl PAGK SIX niB LOGAN KEPUBUUAN TUESDAY, NO.VEMgBR 8, 1919
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I Toys and Dolls' for fiSie little ones We have the stock and we are giving good values. J
I Silverware for EverwBe We have the biggest assortment, we make the best I
I prices, you can't afford to buy elsewhere.
I IGu.tlery-r-We have a nice assortment of carvers pocket knives etc. -a 1
i I . &"J. .SSeSgte aoid Skates The, right goods at the right prices.,- " ". I I
1 I ' ' CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR EVERYONE ,r " ': ' ' ' I
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Hf't En 7nf " P-
II WWW THE DEPARTMENT
I IS DOING
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H ! I riouuics Bifow ii:gi,lnk in tii.
HHJ !. I .Analysis of tho reports regarding
HH ', I tuberculosis in citttlo ami swlno, Is-
J 1 buciI during tho Inst thrco years by
H 1 the United States Department of Ag-
HHJ 1 rlculture, Indtcato a decrenso In tho
HH I ' percenTngo of animals round to bo
H J" Infected with thnPillsense. Tho flg-
HH J urea based on post-mortem rcsulto at
HHJ 1 1 federally Inspected moat packing en-
HHJ i tabUshmrnlB aro oncournglug to state
HHJ ( nnd federal authorities and othors
J I engaged In tho eradication of tubor-
I culosls.
I A Bummnry of the federal inspect-
. od sluughter or cattlo nt eight Im
( portunt mnrltot center Omnhn, Chl-
cago, Kansas City, Sout St, Joseph,
J , St. Pahl, Sioux City, L'nst St. Louis
HHHJ lit 1 HndjMllwukeo shown that tho per-,
HHlttl centagofof animals condemned for
' tho year ended Juno 30, 1017,' was
HHi i 0.51 per coot (CI hundredths of 1
HHi f ) por cent) of tho wnolo number
HHHK Cj slaughteicd. Tor 1018, condemua-
HHf I ,' tlona for tho same causu docreasod
xm ji I to 0,38 por cent; niul In 1010 thoy
HHl I had dropped to 0.32 per rent. Tho
HHi total number or cattlo slaughtered In
1 B j 1017 to tho eight points mentioned
H a was 5.0CC824, nd lu 1010 this had
H lncresed to 0,095, 73C.
H flj, Tho repots regarding swine nt tho
HHf If eamo eight markets show that tho
HHi perecntago coudeiiTned for tubeiculo-
H 'iv; sis in 1017 wuc '6.244 per cent; lu
H j 1018 0.100 por cent; nnd lit 1010,
HHl I n 0.17 per cent.
1 It Is notewothy, tho Meat Inspcc-
l I tlon Division points out, tho that the
Hp perccntaga of tuberculosis in swine
Bj jj --., declined along with tho decrease of
HRJ I - the samo dlsoaBO among cattle, Tho
K figure suppott the beller that swlnu
H nre Infected with tho tuberculosis
HRHj principally from cattle, Infection bo-
HRB I Ing spread in most cases either by
HHB f 5 feeding Unpastuerlxed sklnl milk, by
HRHj! I allowing hogs lu cut tuberculosa car-
HRHj cusmo-h or offal, or permitting the
RHRC 1 hogH to follow diseased cattlo In feed
HRHE I and psturea. Llvo stock owners, the
HHR I department or agriculture Hays can
HRHJ S hasten tho stamping out of tubercul-
HRRf S oslo by enrofut attention to sanitation
PR fi by having their herds tested with
HRHJ jj tuberculin, removing any reactors,
l- found and thereafter requiring til
HHHB cattlo Introduced on tho farm to
Bl have passed a successful tuborcultn
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H TO IHHVli MAItKUT nHi'OUTUH .
RHR DeBlnuliig about January 1, 1020,
Hj Tho Market Itcportor, n porJoTllcal of
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general Interest dovoted to market
ing Information concerning Import
ant agricultural products, will bo
published weekly by tho Bureau of
'Markets. It will bo sent freo to thoso
Interested who make request for It
to tho Ilureau of Margets, U. S, De
partment of Agriculture,, Washing
ton, D. C, nnd who glvo tho follow
ing information: (a) Namo and full
addross, (b) business or occupation,
1c) kind or kinds of farm products
In which Interested, and (d) tho
names of periodicals or reports (mlm
oograpfied or prlntod) that aro bo
Ing recolvod or havo been recolvcd
regularly from tho Bureau of Mar
leers 'or any other branch at th& Ml
3. Department of Agriculture.
usiwui to scitun
auijj ownKiis "
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To meet tho domand of llvo-atoctt
owners for Information on propor
methods of skinning and preparing
hides for markot, tho Department (f
Agriculture Is preparing for distribu
tion tho second edition of Fnrn.ers
I Bulletin 10G5, Country Hides and
SklnB, Tho suggestion has reachod
eh dpeartment that the publication
mcnllonet should bo espo-.lnlly u.fl
('.o ownore of ccriib bulls, paulcular
ly thoso who are dlschurdn.; unfit
sires and aro demonstrating their In
It' rest in livestock Improvemuni by
Joining tho federal statu campaign
for better sires,
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HUSK KUOAU KOl'ND IS HO.VMV
Although known to occur In Nat
ions forms, ocu pcihaps ai .,o of
tro constttuonts of tho r,iuin cf
scrip tuio Mclezltoso is one of tho
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nre the
result of Dr. Edwards' determination
not to treat liver and Iwcl complaints
with calomel. For 17 years he used
these tablets (a vegetal)!: compound
mixed with olive oil) in Wa private
practico with great success.
They do all the good that calomel
does but hava,po baclaftcr effects. No
pains, no griping, no injury to the
Kums or danger from acid foodv-yet
they stimulate the liver nnd bowels.
Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets v
when ypu feel "lony" and "heavy,"
Note liow they clear clouded brain and
perk up the witf0e and 25c a box.
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rnrost sugars. Mlnuto quantit'cs or
It havo been nvallnblo to elonMsts
for many years, but tho jupjj'.y m
novor been suillclont to porm't o' cj1
tonslvo to permit or oxtenslvo cxper
Imoutatlon. Now, by tho aid of como
ronnBylvnnla bocs, many of wh'ca
lost their lives, tho Unltoi States
Department of Agriculture Uvj n.
eral kilograms of this rare sabslanca
extracted and purified in th,j U'uuaa
or ChomlBtry. Tho boes In ctnniu
sections of l'onnsylvania woro stm'ni;
up honoy that BiyBtnlizcd, win ,h
result that In tho rollowlng wltiic
Beacons tho bees wero not nbl? l- dl
gest It nnd Btarved. Tho crysUUcil
substanco In tch honey was found to
i bo molezitoso which dorlves h nam.
rrom mcloz, tho French na" frr
tho larch tree, on which it waa orig
inally dlscovored In tho for-u vf hon
oydow. It also occurs in a. b gai
'incrustation, or manna, on n legu
mlnous tree in Persia anda dj'j.nmj,'
countries. Rccontly it has ocm
found by tho Bureau of Chemirtty
in as Imllar production the Dom, a3
I fir In rllltlsh. Columbia. Ant now
It has turned up In Pennsylvania,
stored away In tho honeycomb, Jn
numerous hives,
WOOL IMPORTS DOUIUiKI)
Iraporta of wool durfng the flvo
year prowar period, 1010-1014, aver
aged 207,G83,U12 pounds' annually,
or something loss than halt tho pres
ent Imports, according to tho Bureau
, of Markots of tho United tSatos Do
partmont of Agriculture. As tho
population of tho United tSatos has
'been Increasing bo havo tho imports
'or wool, For tho fiscal year ending
'Juno 30, 1018, thlB country imported
'370,129,034 pounds. During 1010,
tho total Importation amounted to
. 424,414,644 pounds, or more than
doublo tho prewar avowee- From
January to August, Inclusive, of the
present year (eight months) moro
wool was Imported than during any
of tfiep rowar years mentioned, and
It tho proseuta vorago monthly 1m
' oorts of 30,238,082 pounds is main
tained throughout tho remaining
mouths of this year tho United Stales
will Import moro than 430,000,000
1 S it.
j pounds during it he present calendar
year; R
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Were on the Way.
Virginia una greatly Interested In
the sotting or ducklcggs. Shj was
visiting her ?adiiti Shortly afterward
nnd her nunt nsled her If she hud any
llttlu ducks yet. "No, Aunt Mo lie."
seriously, "but we have got lotti of
them planted."
How Great Pom Wera Wrltttn.
Two of tho greatest poems In the
language wore written by chums com
peting ngalnxt ouph other In friendly
rivalry. They imdcHooV to work at
thews ponin for six months and Ihcn
romparo results. Kents went to the
Mo of WlRht nnd wiotc "I;ndyllon,,
i,)i d Shelley went to ilurlow and, lying
111 n boat on tlm Thames, wroto "llio
Uevolt of Islam."
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Visitors to New York. ,
It has been reckoned that New Tprk
city has at leas"t 200,000 visitors a day
not countlpc r"nimnter.
Changed His Mind. 5
Doris I thought you nnd Qeorgci
wero going sknUng? 1
Marjorle So wo were, bu when ho''
saw I had my hat trimmed with ml-l
tlctoe ho asked mo to go for a walk.
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