DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD: DAKOTA CITY, NBBR.
HAMMING WOOL
(From Farm Bureau . ews.)
While the handling of w ol is f
special interest to hut feu of our
fnnners, a few words to me lew may
be of somo interest to nil. Before
starting to shear, the hay, Chaff, dirt
and hurrs should bo removed as much
as possible, as they greatly reduce
the vnlue of the fleece. The wise
sheepman is the one who is careful
to keep his flock where they do not
come in contact with these foreign
materials.
For this section of the state, shear
ing should ho done from April 20th
to May 15th. Do not wait until the
warm weather starts the How of
yolk, which, while it adds to the
weight of the clip, is discriminated
against by the buyer who objects to
the grease. The ewes also do not
milk so Well when shorn in hot wea
ther. Bo sure the wool Is dry be
fore starting to shear.
The work is best done, by a clip
ping machine. They are easier for
an amateur to use than hand shears,
making closer clips with fewer cuts
Into tlio'skln. Hold the clippers
close to the skin, as they are easier
to operate and second cuts lower the
value of the wool. A good hand
power machine costs from 12 to $15.
i'liis is a machine which . a
few neighbors can own co-operatively.
The method to pursue can hardly be
discussed here, other than to say,
draw the skin tight, hold the sheep
in such a position that she cannot
struggle, and If you have n power
machine, follow the outline in the
guide which usually accompanies it.
While the County Agent has had but
little experience in shearing, he Is
glad to demonstrate what he knows.
Keep the fleece in o single piece.
Lay it on a clean table with the
sheared side down. Throw out all
tags, and other foreign material eas
ily removed. Gather in all outer
edges and roll so as to keep these to
the center of the bunch. Roll in
such a way us to expose only the
freshly cut wool. Tie the fleece se
curely in all directions with wool or
paper twine. Use plenty of it as it
is cheaper than wool and sells for the
same price, besides keeping the clip
in n more attractive manner. Never
use binder twine for tying wool, as
buyers seriously discriminate against
this because of the pieces which get
Into the wool, and are woven with It
but which will not take dye.
Sack at once and, unless to be soon
sold, store In n reasonably dry place,
as excessivo moisture is very detri
mental. Rats and mice bother con
siderable. When kept for a. consid
erable length of time, wool loses
considerable in weight.
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were compared us supple- r.n'v. A-,i.'in.iu Pii.,itir
to corn meal In thrco tests on , 0 'ttn " C. Douthlt. Hamlin S
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I.INSI.l.l) MI.AI. J'Olt PIGS
(From Farm Bureau News.)
Tankage has become so hard to get
that It often becomes necessary to
get somo substitute or do without.
With that In mind, wo will give n
summary of several experiments in
the use of linseed mcnl.
At the Indiana station these two
concentrates
ments
an averag
uvuragl
tankago contains twice as much di
gcstlbie protein as linseed only half
as much was used as of the latter
feed. '
Lot 1 received G lbs. of corn and
0..I lbs. of tankage, on which there
was a daily gain of 1.0 lbs, with a to
tal gain of 94 lhs.
Lots 2, had 5.5 lbs. of corn and 0.0
lbs linseed meal, which made n dally
gain of l.G lbs, and a total gain of
hi) lbs. With tankage. 381 lbs. of
feed were required for ft 100 lb. gain,
while witHjthe Unseed meal 391 lbs.
were required. While it will gener
ally bo found that tankago will give
cheaper gains than linseed meal, yet,
when it cannot bo secured, good re
sults will follow the feeding tf lin
seed meal.
The value of Unseed meal as (.sup
plement to corn was compared with
wheat middlings at the Missouri sta
tion. Tho pigs In lot 1 were fed 20
lb3. of Unseed meal with each 100
lbs. of corn, and made an averago
dally gain of 1.4 lbs. With this ra
tion It required 44G lbs. of feed for
100 lbs. of gain.
iot 2 received n ration of hair
corn and half wheat middlings.
, Their dolly gain was 1 lb. and tit
took 502 lbs. of tho mixture for 100
lbs. of gain.
Lot 3, had a ration of 50 lbs. wheat
middlings with 100 lbs. of corn,
Their dally go Ins were 1 lb., and 518
lbs. of feed were required for 100
lbs. of gain.
Tho feeding of as heavy u ration
of linseed meal as Lol 1 received is
P. Cochran and the Heirs, Devisees,
Legatees, Porsonnl Representatives
ami nil person interested In the estate
of Mary P. Cochran; Orin Sprague
and the Heirs, Devlaees, Legatees,
Perirenal Representative! and nil per
sons interested in the Estate of Orln
Sprague; Mary McGavack and the
Heirs, Devisees, Legatees, Personal
Representatives and all persons In
terested in the estate ol Mary Mc
Gavack, Defendants.
To the above named defendants:
In pursuance of an order of GuyT.
Grnves, Judge of the District Court
of Dakota County, Nebraska, made at
Chambers at Pender, Thurston Coun
ty, Nebraska, on the 12th day of
April, 1919, in the above entitled
cause, the defendants and each of
them ore hereby notilled that on the
!)th doy of April, 1919, tho plaintiff
filed his petition In the District
Court of Dakotn County, Nebraska,
the object and prayer of which are to
quiet the title in tile plaintiff and
against the defendants and nil per
sons claiming under them to Lots
One (1), Two (2), Three (3), Four
(4), Five (5) and Six(G), in Block
Five (G), Smith's Addition to Homer,
Dakota County, Nebraska; Plaintiff
alleges that he and his grantors have
been in open, notorious, continuous,
exclusive and adverse possession of
said premises for more than ten yonrs
last past; that defendant, William C.
Orr, claims soma interest in said
property as sole heir of Charles C.
Orr, by virtue of a tax deed from the
County Treasurer to Charles C. Orr,
purporting to convey the land upon
which said block fivo (5) was platted;
that tho defendants, Mary P. Coch
ran, and the heirs, devisees, legatees,
personal representatives and all per
sons interested in tho estate of Mary
P. Cochran claim somo interest in
said property by virtue of n mortg
age lrom John Smith, Jr., and Jos
eph Smith, purporting to convey the
land on which said block five (5)
was platted; that tho defendants,
Mary McGavack, and tho heirs, devi
sees, legatees, and tho personal rep
resentatives and all other persons in
terested in the estate of Mary Mc
Gavack claim some interest in said
premises by virtue of the former
ownership of said Mary Mcpavnck of
the land on which said block five (15)
was platted; that the defendants,
Orin Sprague and the heirs, devisees,
legatees, personal representatives and
all persons interested in the estate of
Orin Sprague, claim some interest in
said lots by virtue of n mortgage
from Joseph Smith and Morgarot
J. Smith to Orin Sprague on the land
upon which said block five (5) was
filatted; that the defendant, Edwin
Jrandt, claims some interest in nnd
to all of said lots, as an heir of Ed
win Brandt, deceased. Plaintiff also
prays for general cquitoble rplief.
You arc requlrod to answer sold pe
tition on or before1 tho 2Gth day of
May, 1919.
lU'.NY JN. WAUNKK, t'laitllUl.
First Pub. April 17, 1919 -4w,
NOTH.I..
In the District Court of Dakota
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It, deceased, and Emoliine E. Douth
lt Sparkcs, deceased; that tho defend
ant, Jane E. Long, claims some inter
est in said premises as an heir at Uw
of Emelino E. Douthit Sparkc, de
ceased; that Israel G. Lash and the
unknown heirs, deispee, legatees,
personal representatives, and all per
sons interested m afd estate of Is
rael G. Lnsli, deceased, claim some
interest in said premises by virtu"
of the former ownership of said J
rael G. Lash, therein; that Emelino
E. Douthlt Spjjrkcs and -the unknown
hoirs, devisees, legatees, personal
epresentatlvcs, and all persona inter
ested in the estate of Emelino E.
Douthit Sparkcs, claim rorno inter
est in said premises as heirs at law
of Israel G. Lash, deceased, and Erne
line 13. Douthit Spnrkes, ' deceased;
that Henry A. Wilson, and the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
Interested in tho estate of Henry A.
Wilson, deceased, claim some inter
est in said premises, as heirs at law
of Henry A. Wilson, deceased, and
Israel G. Lash, deceased; thnt Steph
en A, Douthlt and the unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represent
atives, and all persons interested in
the estate of Stephen A. Douthit,
claim some interest in said premises,
as heirs at lav of Israel G.- Lash, de
ceased, and Stephen A. Douthit, de
ceased. The plaintiff also nravsfor
general equitable relief.
iou are required to answer said po- (
tition on or. before the 2fith day of i
May, 1919.
CLAY E. ARMBRIGHT, Plaintiff.
First Pub. April 17, 1919 4W. ,
NOT-1 IT. !
In the District Court of Dakota
County Nebraska. i
Charles McGraw, Plaintiff, vs. Loz
zettr C. Douthit, Hamlin S. Douthit, I
Laura A. Douthit, Mary J. C. Douth
it, Byron B. Hauser, Charles M. Haul
er; Sarah C. Hauser, ' Fannie L.
Wilson, Flora E. Wilson, Thoo- j
phi lus C. Wilson, Lizzie George,
Lottie Gilmer, Annie Hnirston, Let-
tie Ilairston, Lulu tlairston, Willie
Halrston, Snrnh A. Douthit,- Frank R.
Douthit, Minnie F. Douthit, Mattio
E. Douthit, Jacob W. Douthit, Mary
P. Douthit, William S. Douthit, Jane
E. Long, If-racl G. Lash, and tho un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, pei
sonal representatives, ;.ml all per
sons interested in tho estate of Is
rtfel G. Lash; Emcline E. Douthi:
Sparkcs, and tho unknown heirs, dev
isees, legatees, personal represent. i
lives, ami nil persChs interested in
the estate of Emeline 13. Doutlm
Sparkcs; Stephen A. Douthit, and the
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all per.sons
Interested in the estate of Stephen
A. Douthit; Henry A. Wilson, and tho tue of an order of sale issued by.Ius-
uni.nown nniis, devisees, legatees, tin b. IJacpn, county clerk and ex
personal representatives, and all per- officio clerk of tho district court of
sons interested in the estate of Hen- Dakota County, Nebraska, and direct
ry A. Wilson, Defendants. ed to me, George Cain, sheriff of Da
To the above named defendants: kota County, Nebraska, commanding
In pursuance of an order of Guy me to sell the premises hereinafter
T.. Graves, Judge of tho District described to satisfy a certain decree
Court of Dakota County, Nebraska, of the said district court of said
made at Chambers in Pender, Thur.- county and state, obtained at the
ton County, Nebraska, on the 14th March, A. D. 1919 term thereof, in
dny of April, 1919, in the ubovc en- favor of Thomas Ashford, and against
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First Pub. April-10, 1919 5w.
SHERIFF'S SALi:.
Notice is hereby given that byvir-
often unpalatable to pigs so that it
centrales as part oi tbo ration,
triites as part of the ration
These figures are suggestive of tho
results to bo expected and the ration
to be fed should bo determined by
tho cost of tho feed stuffs.
POISONING UKASSIIOPPKHK
(From Farm Bureau News.)
Some of our farmers ore afraid of
an invasion of hoppers in their al
falfa this year, and especially along
tho edges of the Holds of thovoumv
crop. Whero such Is to be foarod,
close observaslon should bo made to
note the first appearance of tho in
sects. When first seen, mix dry, 25 lbs.
or course whoot bran and 1 lb, of
purls green or white arsenic. Add
to tho above mixture Vj gallon of
uny cheap molasses, uquuezo out and
tjrlnd up (1 lemons, nnd add 3 gallons
of water. Thoroughly mix thowholo
of this and spread out to dry. Crum
ble as fine as possible and spread on
tho land late In the afternoon, if
possible, If not, then early in the
morning. Do not scatter nt the tlmo
of a ruin, becuuso the water will
.wash out the poison. This uniount
Is sufficient for C acres. It is best
applied just after each cutting, Tho
distribution may be made with
seeder.
TilWATj NOTICES
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M. Hauser, Sarah C. Hauser, Fannie
L. Wilson. Flora E. Wilson, Th'eophi-
lus C. Wilson, Lizzie George, Lottie
Gilmer, Annie Iloirtson, Lottie Hair
slon, Lulu Hairston, Willie Halrston,
Sarah A. Douthlt, Frank R. Douthit,
Minnie- F. Douthit, Mottie E. Douth
lt, Jacob W. Douthlt, Mary P. Douth
it, William S. Douthit, Jane E. Long,
Israel G. Lash, and the unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represent
atives, and all persons interested in
the estate ol Israel G. Lasb; Emcline
E, Douthlt Sparkcs, and the unknown
heirs, dovisees, legateos, personal rep
resentatives, and all persons inter
ested in the estate of Emelino 13.
Douthlt Spnrkes; Stephen A. Douthit,
and tho unknown heirs, devisees, leg
atees, personal representatives, and
oil "persons interested in the estate of
Stephen A. Dmithit; Henry A. Wil
son', the unknown heirs, devisees, leg
atees, personal representatives, and
nil persons interested in tho estute
of Henry A. Wilson, Defendonts.
To tho nbovo named dofendonts:
In pursuance of ah order of Guy 1
Graves, Judge of the District Court
of Dakota County, Nebraska, made nt
Chambers, In Pender, Thurston Coun
ty', Nebraska, on tho 12th day of
Ap.rll, 1919, In tho above entitled
coubo, tho defendants and each of
them nro hereby notified that on the
9th day of April, 1919, plalntiiVfilod
his petition in tho District Court of
Dakota County, Nebraska, tho object
and prayer of which are to quiet the
title Irt' tho plaintiff and against the
defendants and all portions claiming
under them to tho North half of tho
Southeast Quarter, (Na of SEI4),
and tho Southwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter, (SW4 of SE4),
and the North half of tho Southeast
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter,
(N'.j of SI3', of SE,4), Section Four
teen (14), Township Twenty-eight,
(28), Range Eight, (8), East of the
(ith P. M., in Dakotn County, Nebras
ka; plaintiff alleges that ho and his
grantors have been in open, notor
ious, continuous, exclusive, and ad
verse possession of .said promises for
more than twonty-llvo years last past;
that tho defendants, Lozzoltn. ('.
Douthlt, Hamlin S. Douthit, Laura A.
Douthlt and Mary J. C. Douthit, clown
somo interest in said promise, as
heirs at law of Israel G. Lnsh, de
ceased, and as heirs at law of Eme
lino E. Douthlt Spnrkes, decoiwed;
that the defendants, Byron B. Haus
er, Charles M. Ilausor', mid Sarah C.
Hnusor, claim some interest In said
promises as devisees under tho will
of T. C. Hauser, deceased; that tho
defendants, Fannie L. Wilson, Flora
13. Wilson and Thoophllus C. Wilson,
claim somo interest in said premises
as heirs nt low of Israel G. -Lash, de
ceased, nnd as heirs ol law of Ilnnrv
A. Wilson, deceased; that tho de
fendants, Lizzie George. Lottio Gll-
u'mor, Annie Holrston, Lulu Hairston,
i.cmo unirsion, onu Willie iialrston,
claim some interest in sold promises,
claim somo interest In sold prolusion
as dovisees under tho will M Mary
Lnsh-Dillord. deceased: that ilut !.-
fendonts, Sarah A. Douthlt, Frank R.
titled cause, the defendants and each Elizobeth Maney and Jamc3 Maney,
of them are hereby notified that ortjfur'the sum of twenty-eight hundred
tho 12th day of April, 1919, plaintiff. eighty-five dollars and forty-two
filed his petition in tho District cents (S2885.42), together with inter-
L-ourc 01 u.iKoin county, Nonraskn, est increon at the rate of ten per
the object and prayer of which are cent per annum from March 18, 1919,
to juiet the title in the plaintiff and and his costs taxed at tho sum of
against the defendants and all per- seventeen dollars and twenty-five
sons claiming und.or them to tho cents (S17.25), and accruing costs. "
uorthwoht quartw (NW'j), section I have levied on tho following de
llfteen (15), township twenty-seven scribed real estate situated in said
(27), range eight (8), East of tho Dakota county, Nebraska, to-wit:
Gth P. M. in Dakota County, Nebras- Tho southwest quarter of the south
ka; plaintiff alleges that ho nnd his west quarter and tho south one
grantors have been in open, not'irious, eighth of tho northwest quarter of
continuous, exclusive nnd alversc the southwest quarter of section
possession of said premises for moro twentv-seven (271. townshin twontv-
than twenty-five yenrs last past; that seven (27) north, of range nine (9),
tho defendants Lozzctta C. Douthit, East of the' Gth Principal Meridian,
Hamlin S. Douthit, Laura A. Douthit in Dakota county, Nebraska,
and Mary J. C. Douthit, claim somoj, And I will on tho 12th day of May,
Interest in said premises, as heirs, at A, D. 1919, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said
law of Israel G. Lash, deceased, and day, nt the south front door-, of tho
ns heirs at law of Emelino 13. Douth- court houso in Dakota City, Dakota
it Sparkcs, deceased; that the defend- county, Nebraska, proceed to sell at
ants Byron B. Hauser. Chniles M. nubile auction to the hitrhest. nnd
Hauser and Sarah C. Hauser. claim ! best bidder, for ensh. nil of tho nlmvn
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First Pub. April 17, 1919
notiui:
In tho District Court of Dakot
County, Nebraska. P. Douthlt, and William S. Douthlt,
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!"OrrEdwIn Brandt; Mary ns hoirs nt law of Stephen A. Douth-
I Douthit, Mlnnlo F. Douthlt, Matlle
n 13. Douthlt, Jacob W. Douthit, Mary
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somo interest in said promises as de
visee's under tho will of T. 0, Ilaus
or, deceased; that the defendants
Fannie L. Wilson, Flora 13. Wilson
and Theophllus C. Wilson claim some
interest in said premises as heir.s at
law of Israel G. Lash, deceased, tind
as hoirs at law of Henry A. Wilson,
deceased; that tho defendants Lizzie
George, Lottio Gilmer, Annie Hairs
ton, Lulu Hairston, Lottie Hairston,
and Wlllio Hnirston, claim some in
terest in said premises as devisees
under the will of M,ary Lash Dillord,
deceased; that tho defendant-. Sarah
A. Douthit, Frank R. Douthit. Minnie
F. Douthit, Mattio E. Douthit. Jacob
W. Douthlt, Mary P. Doutlm, nnd
William S. Douthit, claim somo inter
est in said premises as heir-, nt law
bf Stephen A. Douthit, deceased, nnd
Emelino K, Douthit Spnrkes. deceas
ed; that the defendant Jano 13. Long,
claims some Interest in said iremises
as on hoir at law of Enu imn R.
Douthlt Spnrkes, deceased; unit Is
rael G. Lash and tho unkm n heirs,
dovUees, legatees, porsonnl r presont-
the estate of Israel G. L
claim some Interest in said promises
by virtue of the former ovwiTyhip-of
said Israel G. LRSh, therein thAt Em
ellno E. Douthit Sparkcs and tUo un
known heirs, devisees, log.eew per
sonal representatives, and ,.i nL-sons
luorestoil in the estate or Emcline
I'.. Douthit Spnrkes, clnu.- intot-Vn.
terest in said I premi.es ., hcttmitf
law of Israel G. Lash. doc. ,.d. nit
Eriiollne E. Douthlt Sparkt decoasv
on; mm nenry A. Wilson, . , the un
known heirs, devisees, leg.uces per
sonal representative!, and ail ponwns
interested In the ostato of Henry A.
Wilson, deceased, claim mhio inter
est in said promises, as hem at law
of Honry A. Wilson, deeouxa, and Is
rael G. Lnsh, dscoased; th ,t Steph
en A. Douthit and tho unki wn heirs,
devisee, legatees, pergonal represent
atives, and all persons intt rested in
the ostnto of Stephen A. Douthlt,
ns heirs at low of Israel (, Lnsh, do
aoiwed, and m heir at law ()f Staph
on A. Douthlt, ducensod. The plain
tlrr aim pruys for Konural equitable
ralof. '
ou mo required to answer snid lie
tjtloii on or lutfuro the 2Glh day of
May, 1919. '
CHARLI 3 McGHAW, PlnlntUf.
described real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satis
fy said order of sale issued by said
Justin S. Bacon, county clerk and ex
officio clerk of tho district court of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the amount
due thereon in tho aggregate being
tho sum of twenty-oight hundred
eighty-five dollars and forty-two
cents ($2885.42), together with inter
est at tho rate of ten per cent per
annum, from March 18th, A. D. 1919,
and his costs taxed at the sum of
sovonteon dollars and twenty-five
cents ($17.25), and accruing costs.
Dated this 9th day of April, A. D.
1919.
GEORGE CAIN,
Sheriff of Dakota County, Nebr.
isTPub. April I), '19 Iw.
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' In tho District Court of Dakota
County, Nebraska.
FRED MARTIN, Plaintiff,
vs.
LILL1E KUII, Defendant.
lo Lillie Kuh, defendant: You aro
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terial, Hardware. Coal
We have now been in Dakota. City in the
Lumber, Hardware and Coal, business, a little
over three years. Our aim has been to please our
customers, to treat every one right and alike; and
to give satisfaction as nearly as possible in all sales.
We still carry the best Lumber, Building Material,
Hardware,' Paints, Greases, Oils, and nearly every
thing in our line. We thank each, and all Patrons
for their past patronage, and will give you the same
courteous service in the future.
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BURPEE'S ANNUAL gSaift
of the Best Seeds that Grow. It will be mailed free to you upon
request. Write for it to-day.
Seed Growers W. ATLEE BURPEE CO. Philadelphia
Sra58&2Jig3 'SfS!eal!ta&SiSgS!e0tWk
KuK defendant, tho obioct nnd nrnvor
l;of Which are to quiet tho title of
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defendant in tho following described
nrpmjses, situated in the county of
jyjikpta nnd State of Nebraska, to
jjpt:' North half of lots twenty-three
TJ3) and twonty-four (24). of Mar
tin's Bub-division of the northwest
quarter of tho northwest quarter
(NW4 NW4) of section twenty-ono
(21), township twenty-nino (29),
range nine (9); and further praying
that certain conveyances held by de
fondant of tho nbovo described prem
ises bo held void and canceled . as
against plaintiff's title to tho above
described premises, and that defend
ant bo forever barred and enjoined
from asserting title to said premises
ndvcvsoly to plaintiff.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before tho third Mon-
day following tho last publication of 1
tlds notice, being the 12th day of
amy, lui'j.
FRED MARTIN, Plaintiff,
By W. 13. Gantt and C. 13. Gautt,
His Attorneys.
Sturges
Bros. Have Moved
to 315 Pearl Street
where wo will be glad to see nil our old pui.-ous
and we hope, many new ones. Thisiuove is nec
essary, as the building we now linw js too niall
for our growing business .
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Old Location, 411 Pearl bt. Sioux City, Iowa
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