Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 3, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 January 1910 — Page 3

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Insure Your Future Money invested in the profit-paving farm land of the west is safer than in a savings bank. It earns big dividends on steady rising value In Butte Valley California prices are moderate. And the soil is the richest — climate the finest-—-railroad facilities the bestthat can be found in the United Sjtates. Round-Trip Homeseekers’ Fares are on sale the first and third Tuesdays of every month to October 31, via Union PacificSouthern Pacific “The Safe Road to Travel ** Electric block signals —dustless roadbed. For literature and iufoimation call on or address E. L. LOMAX, G. P. A. Omaha, Nebraska Ul)

Opening of Cheyenne River Indian Reservation in Soufh Dakota Registration Dates, Oct. 4 to 23, inclnsive. The General Land Office at Washington has Le Beau and Aberdeen, So. Dak., on the Minneapolis & St. Loula R. R. as registration points. Le Bean, which Is the Missouri River terminus of the Minneapolis i SI. Loots R. R., !s located on the Missouri River, opposite the Reeervation, and la the nearest railroad station to three-flftha of the land. Aberdeen, the other registration point. Is the chief city tn northern South Dakota. These points are reached best by the lowa Central and Minneapolis & St. Louts R. R. lines. There will be about 14.000 quarter sections allotted to settlers. The land lays well for farming over most of the reservation. TTie soil Is a light loam and la very fertile. It is similar to that In the counties east of the River, where the land sella from $25.00 to $30.00 par acre. Lignite coal la found over a great part of the reservation. Wbe May Sac are a Hemastea*-Under tha> homasfoad Itwtof Ihs Unlfod Stats*, any psraon, mala or fomal* who Is not tns owner of more than 160 acres of land In any stats or territory. who Isa native born cltUan of tha United Slats*, or has bsan nsturaUzad or dechrsd his Intention to bscom* a naturallisd cltlsan <N ths Untied Slatst <l.#.. on* who has taken out hlsftrit Wars of etttaenahip), who I sowar ths ace of 21 years or tha head of a family, may make a hemeataad entry of not axcaadlnc 160 acres of any of the unoocupled lands of ths United States. Additional Information free on request. / A* B. CUTTS, jr General Paeeoager and Ticket Agent, - ' v v Minneapolis, Minn.

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Belgium has more than 1,200 agricultural associations, such as farmers' clubs, apiarian societies, horticultural and avicultural associations, syndicates for the improvement of cattle, goats, swine, rabbits, etc.' In the number of cotton spindles, Great Britain, with nearly 52,000,000, and the United States, with 27,000,000, are far ahead of other countries. Germany comes next, with 9,592,855, fallowed by France, with 7,006,428. Trading on the coasts of Madagascar are 425 small schooners. James G. Carter, our consul at Tamatave, says he thinks some keen Yankee could go- over there and do a good business fitting those busy craft with motors!.' The latest use of radium was upon a case of fllariasis, or blood worm disease, in Paris. In this mosquitocaused disease the blood at night swarms with millions upon millions of microscopic maggots plugging up and inflaming and swelling the kernels in the armpits. A short course of radium in the armpits cured the swelling and made the worms scarcer In the blood. The first Bible printed from movable metal types was issued by Gutenberg at Mainz in 1452. It is sometimes called the “Mazarln Bible,” because the copy that first attracted the attention of bibliographers was three hundred years later among the books of Cardinal Mazarin. It was discovered by Pepure a hundred years after the death of Mazarln, which occurred in 1661. « According to the latest statistics, the total peat bogs of Sweden wonld be capable of producing 19,000,000,000 tons of air-dried peat, suitable for fuel. This quantity, as compared with the present import of coal, would be sufficient for a period of fifteen hundred years. More exact examinations of the geological character of the peat bogs will soon be started by the Swedish Geological Society. Lifting magnets have demonstrated their value in'certain special lines ol work and are now in dally use in many places. An aggregate weight of fifteen tons of rails is handled by magnets at the works of the United States steel plant at Gary, Ind. This comprises the “lock section” of a pile of rails which consists of a layer of track with alternate rails inverted so that the mass will hold together.

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