Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 1 November 1928 — Page 5

FOX FARMING GROWS POPULAR .. would pay any *'“« « nako a rt visit the Blue > Bl,Ver al “’ wuk Fox f“ rm tWO Os Decatur have installed on what formerly I ~ t he William Breiner farm, on the v«n Wert road, one mile north east of Zatur now owned by Dallas Brown. Th( , M . two men, Andress and Brown have alteaxly a real show place ami inv one who would enjoy seeing their Lutfful animals are welcome Io do so " Sunday at any time of the day. Fox raising is a comparitively new i n() ,i,trv in America and it is renllv surprising the number of people who aie becoming interested in this highly Bl( ,fitable venture. The boys have built Quite a number of scientifically constructed pens and dens for their foxes and has on hand about twenty high grade animals. Each pair of silver fox belonging to the boys has a value of seven hundred dollars and one wonders why they are worth so much until they are told how much such a pair of these animals earn for a breeder. The demand (or their fur is constantly increasing and the market is continually calling tor mote. The boys are enthusiastic about this business and claim that they will develop a number of purchasers who are to tie relieved of all care of maintenance of the animals. All foxes sold will be ranced on this fox farm and will be cared for scientifically by experienced men as to proper pens and dens and feeding and all other care. The animals sold will be the property of the purchaser who will realize the profit, under a plan inaugurated by the boys that is fair and safe. Purchasers may establish a ranch of their own. if they choose, and may use either plan at iheir option. The point of the whole matter is. that there is profit in the industry; that purchasers have a real opportunity by making a reasonable investment, for fox raising on a scientific basis has proved itself very successful. Persons will find It mighty interesting if they will visit this ranch, it is convenient to reach and the boys will be delighted to go into full explana tions as well as exhibit their fine col lection. ELECTION BOARD MEMBERS NAMBEI) ICOMI.M’EU FKUM PIOU OVK)

Clerk—Wm. S. Wilson. Sheriff—F. W. Ruckman. East Jefferson Inspector—John Bolfenbacher. Judge—John W. Fetters. Clerk—Arthur Kinney. Sheriff —Lee Lindsey. West Jefferson Inspector—Joseph Peel. Judge—John Marchel. Cletk—Dan Rumple. Sheriff —Jacob Reet. South Kirkland Inspector—D. F. Fugate. Judge—J. G. Crum. Clerk—James D. Braun, Jr. Sheriff—H. H. High. North Kirkland Inspector—Charles Arnold. Judge- John Brown. Clerkt —Wm. Zimmerman. Sheriff-W. A. Straub. Middle Monroe Inspector—Vance Mattox. Judge—C. C. Beer. Clerk—C. E. Striker. Sheriff—Dan Steppier. North Monroe Inspector—Wm. Ehrsam Judge—Kenneth Bauman. Clerk—Ervin Stuckey. Sheriff—P. Klopfenstine. North Preble inspector—Herman Reese. Judge —August Sheuman. Clerk—Adolph Stoppenhapen. Sheriff—H. Stoppenhapen. South Preble Inspector—Ernst J. Worthman Judge—David Dilling. Clerk—Ed. Jaberg. Sheriff— Chas. Affholder. East Root Inspector—Ernst Conrad. Judge—Martin Gerke. Clerk -Win. Gerke. Sheriff—Harvey Tieman. West Root Inspector—Amos Lewton. Judge—Henry Selking, Jr. Clerk— Geo. Schiefersteiu. Sheriff—J. E. Mann. North St. Marys Inspector—Chalmer Miller Judge—D. W. Jackson. Clerk— Frank Jackson. Sheriff—Sam Bentz. South St. Marys Inspector—Orlen Fortney. Judge—Chas. Shoaf. Clerk—rt. M. Mauller. Sheriff— Fred Bender. East Union Inspector—Elias M. Hinton. Judge—Frank Mclntosh. Clerk— Fred Harmon. Sheriff —Herman Bleeke. West Union Inspector—J. E. Ulman. Judge— Hugo Theime. Clerk— Dick Mauller. Sheriff—C. D. Brown. North Wabash Inspector—Rufus Huser. Judge—Hen Lehman. Clerk— A. Zucher. Sheriff— Vernon Mtjthys. Ceylon inspector—Otto Burk. Judge—Ben. Leichty. Clerk— Martin Brennan. Sheriff— Quinton Hall.

Page Miss Helen Anderson! -* ** **•>>»;’4 J- r: Si fe* ML <> J W '‘y hK i ibis' 1 Wife i v k St * r i i ■ I - § r ** lE ' jI? M-e im. Hr \ Miss Helen Anderson, left, center and right. Yep, they are all “she" and they all attend Wooster College in Wooster, O. Though the student body there numbers less than a thousand and though Helen Anderson is far from the feminine counterpart of John Smith, each of the above charming misses bears that name. Helen (left) is of Pittsburgh, Helen (center) is from Tottensville, N. Y„ and Helen (right) is a Cleveland product.

North Washington Inspector—Benj. Efting, Judge—Fred Baker. Clerk —Rose Miller. Sheriff —Harry Heuer. South Washington Inspectoi Thomas R. Noll. Judge- .1. A. Harvey. Clerk —John E. Heiman. Sheriff —J. A. Hendricks. Berne “A” Inspector—Vilas Schindler. Judge John Eicher. Clerk —David Deepe. E. J. Stengel. Sheriff—Dan Striker. Berne “B” Inspector Christ E. Stuckey. Judge—W. (J. Nuenschwander, Fred Mettler. Sheriff —Elmer Winteregg. Berne "C” Inspector—Victor A. Elchenberger. Judge—Rudolph Sehugg, I). 1). Stauffer. Sheriff —A. A. Lehman. Geneva “A" Inspector—A. M. Redding. Judge—G. R. Green. Clerk —Larone Mattox. Sheriff—Chas. Weaver. Geneva “B" Inspector—W. Fravel. Judge- Robert Nevil. Clerk L. Armstrong. Sheriff —Chas. Pontius. Decatur First “A” Inspector Fred Mills. Judge-F. N. Schirmeyer. Clerk—Mrs. Freeh Hower,' Silas Whitman. Sheriff —Lawrence Green. Decatur Second “A” Inspector Christ 11. Boknecht. Judge—Clem Macklin. Clerk — Bernard Terveer, Nellie Blackburn. Sheriff—Henry Heidiman. Decatur Third “A" Inspector- R. G. Christen. Judge—Chas. Helm. Clerk Mrs. Germaine Smith, Miss Genevieve K'itson. Sheriff -Geo, Dutcher. Decatur First “B” Inspector Dee Flyback. Judge—lsaac Chronister. Clerk —Wm. Parrent. Sheriff John Kelley. Decatur Second “B” Inspector —James Hurst. Judge—E. A. Mann. Clerk*— Mrs. Joe Hunter. She: iff Geo. Hill. Decatur Third “B” Inspector - John Starost. Judge Jack Freidt. Clerk—Mrs. Herman Mcyefs, Mrs. Geo. Wemhoff. Sheriff—‘Abe Stoneburner. REPUBLICAN East Union Judge—John Bailey. Clerk—Harley Tinnbleson. Sheriff—Silas Webster. West Union Judge—Charles Burrel. Clerk—Henry Bowman. Sheriff—Alva Railing. East Root Judge—J. C. Harkless. .Clerk-r-Orin R. Stults. Shetiff— Geo. W. Cromer. West Root Judge - Chauncy Sheets. Clerk Cal Kunkel. Sheriff—Charles Burr. North Preble Judge- Reed Caston. Clerk Martin Blomenberg. Sheriff—Rudolph Bttttck. South Preble Judge—John Peters. Clerk—Herman Miller. Sheriff—Victor Byerly. North Kirkland Judge—Henry Yake. Clerk —Carl Mcßride. Sheriff—Wilbur Wort liman. South Kirkland Judge—Wm. Sherry. Clerk—Mrs. Dick Buckmaster. Sheriff- Carl Dick. North Washington Judge —Fred Ahr. Clerk—J. E. Ellsworth. Sheriff—Jess Franklin. South Washington

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928.

Judge—Lawrence Strickler. Clerk—Wm. Faurote. Sheriff —Perry Morgan. North St. Marys Judge—D. A. Helm. Clerk —Mrs. lona Shifferly, Sheriff—H. E. Forbes. South St. Marys Judge—O. J. Suntan. Clerk —Flavey P. Ilalberstaut Sheriff —Albert Boner. North Blue Creek Judge J. H. Hahnert. Clerk'—Jess Hamrick. Sheriff—David Borders. South Blue Creek Judge—Albert Eley. Clerk .Mrs. Bertha Hoblet. Sheriff —Walter Heetler. North Monroe Judge It. A. Andrews. Clerk—William Keller. Sheriff —Jacob Habegger. Middle Monroe Judge Oscar Steiner. Clerk Gerhart Sprunger. Sheriff Frank U. Miller. Berne A Judge Wesley Allspaw. Clerk Henry Reusser, .' Nagle. She. iff Cary Templin. Berne B Judge—Frank Amstutz. Clerk Eva Burkhalter. Sheriff —Emil Liechty. ’ Berne C Judge—F. M. Allen. Clerk Ernest Dro. Sheriff —Samuel H Long. French Township Judge—Leo Engle. Clerk —Chester Lott. Sheriff -George C. McCane. North Hartford Judge—Geo. W. Holloway. Clerk —August F. Baker. Sheriff —Chas. E. Pttsey. South Hartford Judge Jacob Bierie. Clerk Noah A. Pttsey. Sheriff William Twigg. North Wabash Judge William Farlow. Clerk William Narr. Sheriff- John W. Oneal. Ceylon Judge Often Wheeler. Cletk—Eugene Snow. Sheriff—Willis Jack. Geneva A Judge—Mrs. Danna Vorhees. Clerk —Essa Neal. Sheriff —A. M. Vorhees. Geneva B Judge— ClerkSheriff —

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