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Nassau County Review Official Paper, Village of Freeport FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1914 Vol. XIX, No. 4 Freeport HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE (Them tini'txart minut<!> Friday, Jan. Saturday Sanday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Saturday, for Sanily for H'tnp 23. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 80, 81. >(' t<'« K>k. l)H<liir ¦ 1 I1.1J) 6.26 a. 6.80 a. 7.18 a. 8.08 a. 8.46 a. 9.24 a. 10 02 a. 10.84 a. 11.08 a. t .•*? m. m. rn. m. ro. m. m m. m. Single copies of the Review for sale at Greenhlatt's and Braithwaite's, Railroad Avenue; Kiefer's, Nassau County Review, DaSilva's and Go- betz's, Main Street; DaSilva's, West Merrick Road. tf. F. C. Hicks sends post card greet¬ ings from Siam to our readers. In the Fraternal Orders News of the Churches Local Topics DMBgt ia tk«^ •«crel fr«t«rm«l orgaaixaboo* of I vicbuty. At the meeting on Monday nigbt last of Morton Lodge, No. 63. F. and Subject of SernKHU. Sorrice* of the and other doiact in the churches and church toctetiea week Contmentaand ovplanatlona not antiraljr ef a n^ws naturo* on Tillago affaira bjr tho oditor. Chapter Men Honor Officer A. M., Hempstead. Clinton M. Flint The selection by Mrs. bell Fuller, soloist. Maud the Camp- M. E. of this village, retiring Master of the church Sunday morning, will be "Just Lodge, was presented with a Past for Today," by Ambrose. The regular meeting of Freepnrt Chapter No. 302, R. A. M., Wednts¬ day evening, svas arranged efpecially for the purpose of a reception to Flatt of WHY IS IT? Did you ever notice when an ama ; teur undertakes to write a piece in a Conklin, one of tbe senior officer city paper, particularly about politics, the loJ^e, who haa held tlie one pofi- Master's jewel in the form, of a watch ¦ """ "" "'¦'_111"-"_'.T_"" ' inatead of sticking to facts and correct' tion in the Chapter since it waa organ- fob. It is a very handsome charm a SERMON OF GREAT INTEREST designations he always tries to get ized seven yesra ago. Mr. Conkiin with the inscription of the presenta-! p"" , oj. f, ,,. j,, , ". ^' fancy, as for instance calling the presi- leavea this week for Florida, and be- "*"-J- Sidney Gould will preach at ^g"t Qf tjjg yjllg jtg Mayor and re- cause of the peculiar esteem in w hich .... - : lUB 1. icsbyterian Charch on next Sun-' day night on a much discussed matter, ijjgi, ^ jg not all advantage living decided to invite aa many members of The trustees of Freeport Council, Jr. (""'"V'".. ^^'*¦'"*V"f'^'* "*^°'%""\ in a city, and we are ra proud of the Chapter and brother Masons as O. U. A. M., have leased from Thomas _"?;"_,. cl!!f_'i* ^.f-.^f.-'/'H^uP-u"!.-??- ""'' designation as a village. \ possible to be preaent, and after tne tion to the retiring Maater engraved ; ,u" p,""u",",:." r-u™,..!, "" .,"., c... ; «^...-. — .—e,--——j — , —.-- — r- -•• -_ .u- ..--,. ¦• »* I the *^y«8^y'er^aii Charch on^ [ fgrring to a village building as a City he was held by hia companions it waa • day. P.C.Forbes, the owner, the ',"<^g; Portant Social Questions which have _ __..... rooms known as Mechanics' Hall, for | ^^®" d'scussed on Sunday evenings in i ^s OTHERS SEE IT—COIN' SUM ! ed officers were installed, all were in- I January. ¦ ...... "- The third annual dinner of the Free- vited to the dinin; hall, and 40 sat A girl baby was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Edwards. Freeport, at 2.00 p.m. on Fri., Jan. 9; Name. Margaret. —Roosevelt Sec. another five years This Friday Freeport Counc M.. will welcome their Deputy State Councilor, Peter R. Brown. This will On Sunday morning the subject of ,, ". r. . . -. ,. ,, . .i. Anxor, tnr rofmoKmontu in Evening. January 28, the sermon will be "The Faith of Our P"''^"'^ ^«P"''"'*"* was held at the , down for refreshment^ in il. No. 57. Jr. 0. U. A. , p thers " ' ^''y*'*' ^»''« ^ouse on Jan. 3, Ernest \ the entertainment committ Last week the Columbian Brass Foundry received an order for one of tbelr wheels from Italian Lakes, Switzerland. The third quarterly missijnary ex , , .,, ., . be the first official visit by Deputy ercises of the Methodiat Episcopal j ^^e village presidency at the next el Brown since his re-appointment laat | Sunday School were held last Sunday I ection.—Roosevelt Spectator. Stptember. The members are urged afternoon. The services opened with | Ttvi r n cunnr n nir qtodt to be preaent tonight to help in greet- singing by the achool, followed by a ^'^t.Vc bHUULU Ht blOFl. ing him golo by Miss Kreda Young. Dr. S. 0. The complaint of Dr. Newton, C. A, Last Friday night after the busi- Curtice introduced Edward Walley charge of tee. When S.Randall, village trustee, attended I a" were seated, on behalf of the C.iap- and a boom was launched for him for i'er, David Sulherliind, jr., presented Mr. Conklin with a framed set of en¬ grossed resolutions expressing the ap¬ preciation of the meoibers of the Chap¬ ter, and wishing hin long health, hap¬ piness and prosperity. Mr. Conklin of Reitmeyer, C. M. Foreman and others, i replied saying that this was an entire Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nickelsberg are | ness of the evening had been tran-, Jamaica, aa tne apeaker of the after- sactej. Degree Master C. Wesley : noon. In his introductory remarks Dr. Golden had the team on the floor prac- Curtice brought out the fact that Mr. tieing the floor work, which was so' Walley hnd for eight vears aerved sue- well known a few years ago. It ia the cessi^ully as president of the Mission- ths proud parenta of a young aon "born ' "'"t'-nt'on "f the Councilor and Degree ary Society of the Jamaica M. E. Suri- Monday, Jan. 19. The Briss Hamiloh i M^^^ter to hold these drills every week, day School. celebration will be held next Tuesday j except when there is initiation, until, Mr Walley was an interesting talk- at their residence on Main Street,, | the new members^aro wejl aeai>--;nted er and waa greatly appreciated. In c=.i--_i-^^ ! Willi the Wurk. Several of the mum-, his remarks he explained many of the Announctment i.s made of the cn i hers have volunteered as substitutes, I reasons and waya of raising money, gagement of Mias Hazel Gainer and I thus aaauring the Degree Master of nl- that accounted for the suceess of the McClellfi!! Scott, both of Freeport. ways having men enough for a full , Jamaica society. During his talk Mr. made to the Village Board of Trustees surprise to him. but that he aurely ap at their meeting yesterday afternoon, as to the more or less continuous ring¬ ing of the bells at the various cross¬ ings of the village, is a just one and demands immediate anu positive ac¬ tion. Theae beiis ring whenever a train is within a certain limit and it ia not unusual for one of them to ring for 0 half hour at a time, making it diffi¬ cult or impossible for people living on Railroad or Brooklyn Avenues, and even on other streets, to get proper predated the good wiU of his compan¬ ion.^. They will be married Feb. 22 and re¬ side ut Palm Beach for the summer. Wm. H. Sammons of Pine St. has accepted a position to take charpe of the oflice of the Huntington water works. Mr. Sammons began hia new duties on Monday, and Mra. Sammona, with her two daughters, will move to Huntington around the first of the month. team. An initiation will be held with Walley entertained his audience with "'^^P" at in a few weeks when this work will be several short stories of the work of the The Railroad Company can exemplified. I missionaries and the good they are should protect ita ctossings in the vill- At the m-etins last Fridav ni<?ht doing in China, India and other foreign ages by gates and the bells are abso- At the meting last t riday night ^ Brown rendered a aolo Iutely unnecessary and are put there Councilor Johnson appointed the fol- "«'"». uere a. orown renutieu » soiu hpnefit of the traveling lowinir memhers aa a General Commit- at the conclusion of Mr. Walley's re- not lor tne Denentoi tne traveling lowing members as a General Commit- ^^^1^^^ ^^^^^ ^^.^^ ^^^ ^ig^i"""y public but as an economy for the Com- which I and owmK ,"e.Mu^.» «» "."^";"" , ". ? marks after which the missionarv Public but as an economy for tee to arrange for the Annual State '"a'^'^.'' arter wnicn tne missionary and its aeema to be a Convention of the State Council offering waa taken, amounting to near- anj-and its seems to be a ^.onveniion oi iiil .^lun, '^""", "• i" jjr "public be hanged policy, which will be held here next Labor ,'^ ^^o- , do not believe the public at A meeting of the Freeport Taxpay- Day, Sept. 1, 1914: James W. Ches hire, Gilson Raynor, Steiihen W. Hunt, ! REV. MR. CARRINGTON'S (loward E. Pearsall and J. huyler I CLOSING SERMON. .Ellison. This comniittee will have' On Sundny Rev. Mr. Carrington eren^n^'^aTtt'lIo'tel Alpine S" supervision of the arrange-! closes his connection with the Episco._ l,-]-';',^'-^^^^^^^^ i^suifcd. As evening at tne noiei Alpine, ior ine ments, reception and entertainment | pal Church in Freeport. There will adoption of a conatitution. to discuss' ... tbe holding of a dinner in February and for the transaction of any other do not believe the public authorities will tolerate very long now that their attention has been called to it. These bells are even worse than hereofore, larger and heavier bells far as their advantage is concerned, a business that may come up before the | tee, so that this convention shall meeling of the delegatea and their wives and be an early celebration of the Holy ^ell which rings continuously (and is ' lady friends. Other committees will ; Communion at 8 o'clock Mr. Carring- ;^""^" ^^ ^" ^- -^ f^^ forty minutea I h be appointed by the General Commit-1 ton officiating. At 10:45 morning I ^^^ ^ ^^^j,^ standing still easl of the ' tee, so that this convention shall be , nraver and sermon bv Verv Rev. John i j » ...:ii ",» ?".» . . i— /».. i Reception to Retiring Pastor Rev. and Mrs. A. W. E. Carrinjiton will be tendered a farewell reception next Tuesday evening, January 27, at Brooklyn Hall, at 8 o'clock. The reception will be under the aus pices of the congregation and all of the various organizations connected with the church, and all of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Carrington are cord-; ially invited to be present and extend \ a Godspeed to them in their new field of church work. Rev. Mr. Carrington has been con¬ nected with the church since Decem¬ ber, 1910, coming to it when it was a Cathedral Mission and was instrument¬ al in making of the church an inde¬ pendent parish and having the honor of being its first rector. The reception will be an informal one and the V'estry earnestly truat that all friends of Mr. and Mrs. Carrington will unite with the congregation on this occaaion. Rev. Mr. Carrington has accepted a call to the Church of the Incarnation, af Brooklyn, succeeding Rev. John G. Bacchus, D. D.. who gave forty years to this charge. Appreciate the Review We leceived thia week a letter frorn one of our subscribers which we are taking the liberty of reproducing here, omitting the subscriber's name. The signer is a prominent business man in Nhsssu Street, New York. ' '"Enclosed please find a chei k for $1.50 for B year's subscription to the; Review. I am very much pleased with | the paper. The only trouble is that ' when it comes to my house there ia auch a scramble for it, that I do not get | a ahow to aee the paper for about two i daya after. The only way I can see • out of it, is to have another one sent i to my oflice in Nevv York." j In the Fire Department Matter* of int«r«st to and about tho rir«m«n in our local dapartmant by H.E. P. Last week, with the mercury play¬ ing tag with the figure 0 at the bottorti of the thermometer, Aniityville had three fires, on .Monday morning, Tues¬ day niorning ami Wednesday nfternoon. , The Amityville Record (whose editor I is not a fireman) gives them credit for ; good work on all occhsions. Hose 3 are "makin' reckon.""" of : Saturday evening, January :!1, when ! they hold their theatre party to i Brooklyn. The memhera, with the i Chiefs as their guests, expect to leave F'reeport on the 6:46 train, but do not [guarantee what time they will get I back. The Fifth Annual Musqueiade and Civic Ball of Hose 1 will be held at the Crystal Luke House on Thursday evening, February 19, their annual 'date, Washington's Birthday Eve, fall¬ ing on a Saturday this year, hence the change in date. Prizes will lie niven as uaual for the most grotesque and handsome costumes, anci dressing rooms will be provided for those who desire to change froni their masque¬ rade costumes nfter tl.e unmasking. The committee in charge la; Edward Tryon, chairman; Daniel G. Haynor, Alvin E,. Raynor, LeRoy Smith, Clar¬ ence Williams. BOWLING TOURNAMENT. Result of games Thursilay. January 22 Engine 1, 677; Truck 1, (156 Engine 1, 694; Truck 1, 664 Truck 1, 658; Engine I. 6;)2 STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Won Lost P. ('. Engine 1 2 1 .666 Truck 1 1 2 .333 Hose 1 0 0 .000 Crandell Resigns from Bank"' Mr. and Mrs. N. Dornin, assisted by their sister, Mrs. Finck, entertained at their home on Rusaell Place, Wednesday evening, Jan. 14. Mrs. Dornin being a fine musician, ren¬ dered some beaatiful selections. Mr Egan, tenor of the Catholic Church of Freeport, sang. The Iroquois Band of Nassau County, at its regular . business meeting in Hempstead Tuesday evening. el¬ ected the tollowing officers: Presi¬ dent, Bert Lytle, of Roosevelt; /tre- tary and buaineas manager, E. V. Bald¬ win, of Freeport; treaaurer, Charles Mellen, of Mineula; trustees, Frank Hatch, of Garden City; F. Malecek, of Hicksvllle; William Emig, of Mine¬ ola ; leader, Fred Engroff, of Free- port; sergeant, JohnSvoboda, of Mine¬ ola. The Band expects to become union¬ ized in the near future^ 76c Peck & Snyder Club Skates. 49c Stable Lanterns, 39c Perfection Oil Heaters, $2.98 Kitchen Stovea, No. 8, $16.00; No. 6, $10.00 Boat Stoves, $8.76 Griddles, 69c up O-Cedar Mops, 98c 89c Axes, 66a Clothespins, Sc doz. DaSilva's, W. Merrick Road. Advertliement. Smith & Bedell call attention to their delivery service in tbeir adv.this week. Advartlaemant. DaSilva's 6 and 10c Store White Enamelware, 10c 27 inch Embroideries. 10c yd. Pound Cake, 10c pound 8qt. Galv. Pails, 10c Advertisement. Freeport Coal Co. The place to buy coal; nlso the place to get a pretty cal¬ endar free. If you wish either article, phone or call and aee us. Telephone 898; 19 So. Main St, Advertisement. ^ prayer and sermon by Very Rev. John i jg-pt what our delegntea at Poughkeepoie '. R. Moaes, the Dean of Long Island. | in,^", promiaed, "One of the beat in the ! In the evening, al 7:45, Mr. Carring- hiatory of the New York State Coun-! ton will preach. cil." About a dozen of the membars of the i The annnal election of officers of the Council have accepted an invitation of | Blesaed Virgin Sodality of the Church Capt. Hubert Eidred, of the 44th Reg- i of the Holy Redeemer took place Wedneaday evening. The following officers were elected: President, Mra. Frank Keogh; vice preaident, Mrs. ClifTord; secretary. Miss Bella Loon¬ am: treasurer, Mias Anna Frederick: John Mrs. ng t protect a traveler (for instance) from an east-bound train, ! while going north on Grove Street. im«fjtr N. Y. N. G., to attend a pa- trotic pageant, to be held at the Ar¬ mory in Brooklyn, Thursday evening, January 29. This will represent Paat Present and Future of the United Statea Army. The past being the entertainment committee, Mra. • Jrand Army veterana, the preaent thel H. Kobel, Mrs. T. J. Moran and National Guard of today and the future j Beck the Boy Scr^ts of the present time. Objects to Cold Car Christian Science Society. I Sunday morning at 11 a. m. Services Sundav School, same hour; Hempstead Bank Building. Subject next Sunday, Jan- Wednesday even- clock. A reading room with Christian Sci¬ ence literature is open at the above address every weekday from 1:30 to 5 p. m. Editor Review:— "^ "T u'h " Your paragraph last week headed i V**^'^ '. '^ 1 o . "Time for Trolley," was interesting. '¦ '"K «"^"=«« "^ « ° Aa a reader of it, the question arose in my mind : How does he dare refer to the irregular service of the trolley, when about all, if not all the local newspapers erre under obligations to the company for annual passes? In looking over the Review, however, I did not locate the trolley time-table, so concluded that your paper was one of the few independent ones. Adding a bit to your paragraph, Mr. Editor, I hope you will take up the lack of heat in the cars of thia N. Y. & L- I. Traction Company. It seems as though this concern wants to freeze The Guild of the Transfiguration will ' this city on the night of .January 12. hold a Salmagundi party in the base-1 ""^hes Station T at 11:30 a. m. on ment o^ the churcb. corner Long Beach i l!'^''.^^.'!':,. ""jl.f "'j!':"'_.'.'^ :^^'Jii""' Avenue and Pine Street, evening. A good time PLATT CONKLIN lonored By His Companions in Free- port Chapter Wednesday Evening. After the refreshments had been en¬ joyed, John D. Qunning. also on behalf cf the Chapter, presented the retiring H. P., Thomas J. Spei-ce, with a i'ast High Priest's apron, which waa ac¬ cepted by Mr. Spence, in a few well choaen worda. Remarks were also made by George Wallace, Joaeph Clark, chairman of tbe committee which arranged the alTair for Mr. Conklin; Daniel McKeeman, Clinton M Flint, the presiding officer of the Chapter; Village President Smith Cox, Prof. Ward C. Moon and others The officers installed in addition to the list previously given were: Cap- I tain of Host. William T. Collins; prin- "AN ILL WIND," ETC, \ cipal sojourner, John D. Gunning; roy ¦ The following item appeared in the ! al arch captain, John J. Boland; mas- Brooklyn Eagle recently: * j ter of third vail, Piatt Conklin ; sec The Brooklyn postoffice authorities j ""d vail, C. H. W. Papp; firat vail, have been asking for specific instances i Sidney V. Gibson; sentinel, John M. of poor management. Here is one:: Baxter. The resignation of William George S. McGee of 328 Court Street! H. Sammons aa secretary, which posi- ' tion he has held since the organization I of the Chapter, was received, as Mr. Sammons haa moved to Huntington. His successor will probably be elected i at the next regular meeting of the PAYS FOR DRIVING ACROSS FIRE HOSE. Anything relating to fires does not seem to be of much interest in our village, now. where we do not have fires any more, but may interest some of our automobile owners at some time in (he future to note where Will¬ iam Kohliier of Bay Shore was arrest¬ ed and fined $10 for driving across the hose wbile the firemen were working at a fire at Bay Shore last week. : Hose 2 0 0 .000 i Hose 3 0 0. .000 oes 4 0 (I .000 Although it wna planned to get the The orguniziition meeting of the Di j bowling season under way early this rectors of the Hank of Long Island, 'year, it was not started until laat elected at the annual meeting, wiia night (Thuraday) at DeMott's alleya. held Wednesday, January 21, 1914. ! Several changes bave been made in The following officers were elected : I running the tournament, the principal President, S. R. Sinith; vice preai- one being that all teams muat pay an dents. Jos. Dykes and V. W. Sinith ; entrance fee, of $15 instead of the cashier, P A. Rowley ; assistant cash- | |(jgjng team paying for the games iers, George S. Downing, George W. j which was a rather unfair procedure. Craft, Thomas B. Hanson and Ami j gg jn any athletic contest the winner Bjornsen. always pays as much as the loser The bank is sending the following ¦ where tbere is a prize at stake. At notice to its correspondents: "It is jeast two prizes are to he rolled for and with sincere regret we are obliged to it jg hoped that more may be secured, give notice of the retirement of Henry i foil,wing are the rules adopted to L. Crandell as vice president of this j govern the contests: bank, effective as of this date. Mr. | Standard bowling rul«:s to govern. Crandell retires from the bank to enter j All menibers competing shall lie in the field of Investment Banking in ; go,,,] gtanding in their respeciive roni- Manhpttan. Yacht Club Finances The annual statement of the South Shore Yacht Club shows a flourishing condition with a balance of $980 to start the season of 1914 with. The club has a roster of 300 members, wilh a fleet of over fifty boats. The past season has been « very sucesaful one with the club under the careful super loses an order to do some plumbing work because his estimate, mailed in panics January '22, 1914. Teams must bowl on scheduled dates or forfeit games. In the event of a tie game on sched¬ uled night, tie to be rolled off the same nigbt. Ill the evenl of a tie between two teams at end of tournament, same lo be rolled off at date set by comniittee, in a series of 3 games, two games ile ciding. A "flummy" score of 110 shall ho vision of the commodore and with the i aHo^ed in the absence of a member of general assistance of all the officers | and members. The club during the j Saturday i''O"' *''h apecial delivery, in Free-1 Chapter on Wednesday, Feb. 4. s promised. ! ?«"¦'- twenty-three miles away, the -., ... «" . " morning of the Uth. Had the deliv-i fJlsllKe LOminUOUS ery been made by the regular delivery ! D II D * * at Freeport the elapsed time between D6ll l\in£[in£[ The pastor will continue the series j ^;:i'rwenty"our''h3''or""thiny "a" ! A' ^he meeting of the Village Board of sermons he is preaching on ''-^be^ZT.lll^lln^la^^^^^^^^ Dr. Wm. P ng Come and bring your friends. METHODIST CHURCH. past year paid off $2000 on its mort- Kage. The as.sets and liabilities of the club are: Assets—Club house. $14,800; prop¬ erly, $4500; furniture, $3000; fixtures. $980. Total, $23,2^0.10. Liabilities--Mortgage on property, $9500; depreciation, $500 ; excess as¬ sets, over liabilities, $13,210.10. Tot¬ al, $23,280.10. The trolley company has a ^^^A^ZZlh.^VriaAor^ltm f/.H^r "i ' the postoffice has eliminated the post-i ^"!,- """^^'^ ^-'^ ^"« "« "'«' «"¦'"«" whereby conductors are ordered to i"'?''^\'',« Kingdom not a Judge »' L""k. which gives the time a letter )« he Company on December 10 protest- Co tem turn on 1 point of heat when it is ord inarily cold. This heats one-third of each car. When it is quite cold, two points go on. This heats two-thirds of each car. When the thermometer gets down around zero then all the heat is turned on, but the apparatus is so deficient tbat few If any of the cars are ever properiy heated. I have tttb Others. The Cottage Meeting will be held with Mrs. Elisha Raynor. 90 Smilh Streel, on Wedneaday evening next. Dr. Curtice will conduct services at Shell Island Chapel on next Wednesday evening, preaching a brief aermon received at destination. In thirty-six '"? against these bel s, and did not re hours a passenger ry.ay go from Brook- "'^^ ""y ""fP'y °"''' """^^ . tmie ir lyn to Kansas- City. The addressee ^""'ify' *''^"J'«. *"« "^vised that senl three times to the Freeport post- office on the 13th to gel the McGee letter. With this heavy handicap of Ndnnber 6 Freeport has been select¬ ed as phone call for the new drug store as one more easily remembered than 48, tbe number flrst selected. Advertisement hairless dogs but never open their Street, on Friday nexj. bealnnlng at mouths in complaint. Just lo show the liberal policy of this Company tbe Company would make no change. Dr. Runcie said he could hear the bells at his house 3 blocks away, for a half hour at a time. Dr. G. A. Newton said there waa no use of going to the railroad officials , 11 ¦ 1 L without something definite in mind. It IB an III wind that blows nobody \ jjg ^ad complained to an officer of the .clock. Mrs. S. R. Smith has charge I any good. Perhaps not gelling the j Qj,^pany ^nj ^ad been told "the Com- of the program which is lo include the estimate from this Brooklyn P'umber | p^^^y ^^g ^ere first." and they evi The regular monthly meeting of the Bluggish management hovering over Wpipan's Foreign Missionary Socieiy I f^^^^ '"\'« business in Brooklyn, what " Ri PI 's the daily loas to our trade? people Bit in the cars and shiver like i *'" ''• ''"'1°^"'* ^^^'^.^^^.^.'..^.l^'^S I the Freeport man had to resort to the j^gntly think that this ia something the ! distasteful expedient of giving his I work lo a local merchant, in this par ! ticular insiance a local plumber MOTHERS ATTENTION! Children's Serge Dresses, regular price up lo $8.49; your choice, 12.26; sizes 6 to 14 years. Children's School Dresses. 69c up Underwear for all— Infant's, 26 to 50c Children's Fleeced Lined, ^ to 85c Boys' Heavy Fleeced, 26 to 86c Children's Wool, 40 to 76c Ladies' Fleeced Lined, 26 to 60c Men's Heavy Fleeced, 60c Men's Heavy Grey. 60 to 86c Men'a Wool, guaranteed. $1 to $1.60 Children's Union Suits, 26 to 75c Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store, Main Street. I Advertisement. Annual January Clearance Sale at Barasch's Dept. Store begins Satur¬ day. Jan. S. Everything in tbe line of men's, boy's, women'a and child¬ ren's wearing apparel greatly re¬ duced. No reservation; everything nust go regbrdless to cost. Barasch's Dept. Store, 66 S. Main St.. Freeport Advertlaemunt. QUO VADIS TONIGHT. FRIDAY. AT THE PLAZA, AdvartlaemMst VILLAGE ELECTION. Last month four conductors, who! Annual Mite Box Opening thought the heat of their cars wat, in ; ^ .^hf "P"""' ^^f'^^ "K^^st ^"^'mI sufficient, gol suspended for three days ' A'd Society was held with Mrs. Will • each because tbey turned on one more 11""" <1;,**'"«'; ^" ?°- 0'=*'"" ^^*""«' poinl than was ordered. Nice way to j '."* Wednesday afternoon. Gratify- ireat poorly paid employees who want '"« /eports of the very successful to do the right thing for patrons. y"^¦ ,7°'"'' J^»t closing were read arid A few mass meetincra and nublic de-^''* '""""'"B officers were elected: nuncialTo^of t^tf comnrnv for the President. Mrs. W. G. Miller; Is vice the city and neighboring village papers I c. A. Reitmeyer staled that the bell wavhevdoi'lTlS would soon P Mrs. J. B. Hibbard; 2nd ; are publishing long lists of names of "n^ for an hour and a half or two make the mrnleers sit un ar^d take 1 ^'-^^ President. Mrs. H. L. Crandell; I people who they are guessing will be ! hours at a time. maKe tne managers Sll "P ana isKe , ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^ g^.^^^. ^^^^^ , ^^^^jj^^jg^^ some of whom want the I it was decided to appoint a commit- urer. Miss Hattie R. Smith; manag-1 office and some of whom would not; tg^ f^m the Board to consult with the village can do nothing about. He said the plea of protection was an absolute misnomer, as the bells rang for an hour at a time and if people only crosl when the bells were not ringing it The annual village eieclion will be j ^ould practically close traffic much of held sometime in March, and already | ^^e time. noti:e. Not much uae to go to the Public Service Commission about such , w i ,-.,,,.» » a thing. The cards of the Commission I «"', Mrs J. Camellas Mrs. A A. are hung in the cars, stating when and I Sealey; Mrs George Raynor. Mrs. how the cars shall be heated. 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On Monday, NBA player Jason Collins came out as gay, and by doing so, made himself the first active openly homosexual male athlete in any of the four major American team sports. The Boston Red Sox noticed...inviting the onetime Boston Celtics center (Collins donned the green and white earlier this season) to Fenway Park. Interestingly enough, it is the Red Sox who are widely regarded as having been the last Major League team to have integrated. So, um...progress?
boston the land of the gays and strays, queers and steers, going to burn all my garb now and stop watching the sox.
Good, thank you. We don't want anyone like you wearing anything representing our city.
Agreed kjd100!
Jesus loves you as you are! With that said,...i believe we pray for one another to walk towards Christ everyday,...but know we are human/sinners, not perfect...He knows this and forgives us always...
Know that with out Him in our lives, we are bound for destruction.
This is what is happening to our great country,..."how dare we speak about God in public,.. but yet, we are to praise and stand up for this Gentlemen because he announces his sexual preference?
I open MSN this morning and find an announcement about a hero,...where is the announcement about the National Day of Prayer,...I ask everyone today to pray for this great nation for protection and guidance.....
God bless America
There still are many people who hate gay people. Three cheers for the great Red Sox for standing up against prejudice and small-mindedness. The Red Sox are great for offering to let Jason throw out the first pitch some day. Now I am going to be an even bigger fan of the Red Sox. Anyone who is bothered by this ought to become a Yankee fan. LOL
I think the RedSox should invite someone quickly, to throw out the first ball in celebration of being heterosexual. If homosexuals can't support heterosexuals and being politically correct, then to hell with the gay movement and the RedSox. The gays and RedSox don't deserve support otherwise.
Why in the hell is this guy being treated like a Hero.Just because he likes males. We have totally lost it.He is gay no more no less,but not courages.
RZ, you are not normal!
peaches0409, please explain. I can't wait to hear the garbage you're going to throw out. If you are gay, that's wonderful. Shout it from the rooftops. But let people voice their opinion. This is America. Free Speech and all that other good stuff.
Nope, sorry to disappoint you, not gay just tolerant of all people. Married for 21 years.
RZ...you speak for the majority of the people...no matter how politically incorrect the liberal media says you are or what the libs on here say... who we all know are never wrong.
YEAH....preach it baby....preach it!
Exactly, and need I point out that it is the Red Sox. Just gives us Yankee fans more fodder.
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Food, esp. dried hay or feed, for cattle and other livestock.
Yup, sounds like the Yankees. They have to keep plenty of fodder around to feed their Animals!
What "courage and leadership?"
This guy likes to stick his stick in other guys' butts and and likes them to do the same to him. He showered for years with athelets who were secretly what he was attracted to. So now at the end of his mediocre career he proclaims his sexual perversions as if we need to hear about that garbage.
There is absolutely nothing here remotely resembling anything to admire, nothing I would want a child to think we consider "courageous" or even acceptable.
In an effort to appear progressive, we have lost all perspective in the human qualities we consider worth celebrating.
I agree totally!!!!!
You're an obvious a$$
You are a complete idiot! Go crawl back in the hole from which you emerged to write your disgusting rant!
Thanks for your useless opinion! Now go back to your cave!!
That is totally not the point...doofus. In an effort to be honest Jason is confronting long held prejudices that are infecting our society. Narrow-mindedness is the worst disease anyone can have.
Definition of insanity: Doing the same thing, expecting a different outcome. Read history - every society that has embraced homosexuality has failed. We're insane.
Definition of homophobe: One who is too afraid of homosexuals to tell them they're wrong, and that there's a much better life for them.
You are absolutely correct. If they want to have a real hero throw out the first pitch, why don't they get the guy who was carjacked by the two genius terrorists and was the one that risked his life to flee the car and alert police. Without that courageous act they might never have gotten the two creeps. I suspect Collins has come out so that when he retires he can write a book and tell us all about his rainbow colored life. Hero? I think not. Let's not forget he was "engaged" to a woman and lying to her for 8 years. There's a model we want our sons to emulate.
Are they going to have a gay catching...
I have no problems with this guy being gay, but why is everyone in such a hurry to make him a hero? There are number of more deserving people just from the terrible bombing at the Boston Marathon to have the honor of throwing the first pitch.
The Red Sox have done that already.
A pervert comes out the closet, and now that makes him a hero, only in America.
You don't even know what the definition of the word "pervert" means. Pervert means twisted which is the way you think.
Let someone pitch to him..oppss already happened
I like my wife dress up in a french maid's dress and hanging in swing, does this make me courageous too.
Soldiers fighting in afghanistan, Astronauts going to the moon, Martin Luther King king marching in Mississsipi are courageous. Man having sex with another man is not courageous. Wonder why American is falling back
I am a huge Red Sox fan but am extremely disappointed with this tweet by the organization. Every comment so far is spot on. We do not need to salute this guy who obviously did not obtain the attention he craved when he was an athlete. Very sad day for a great organization. Boo!
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Not exactly a stellar player. it is strange that he is pictured on the Celtics when he is not currently playing for the Celtics. Considering he played 32 games/300 minutes on the Celtics out of 714 games in his career.
Thanks, folks, for the snarky comments. Most of them reinforce WHY he was brave in coming out.
What's brave about it? WHY do athletes, politicians, singers and such all feel the need to announce their sexual preferences to the world?
I have no problem with this guy being gay, but it's really none of my or the public at larges business.
I can see telling your family and close friends.
But this is ridiculous.
Because celebrities have a far reaching impact on society. Any time we discriminate against people because of their sexuality, or their color, or their gender, or what ever, it is everyone's business. And it must stop.
Yes, exactly! Thank you.
You people disgust me with your posts. Seriously youtoo, people that are gay are perverts? You are a bigot and have no place in society. Gay people don't lust after every person of the same sex. I commend Jason Collins, it was very courageous to be honest about his sexuality. I am sure he has had to deal with close minded morons like you geniuses posting about how it's "sick" to be gay. Grow up!
It is ridiculous to consider this pervert fudge packer courageous!! You and the liberal media love to see this corruption in society so that your sick agendas can move forward. The only reason he came out was for attention (he never got on the court) and to hopefully find another pervert playing ball that may want to get it on with him.
You are an idiot!
WOW how far up your.....did you have to go to dig that one out? You are really brilliant. NOT!
First of all if you abide by the law and the constitution of the United States, everyone belongs within society. Second, this is a free county. If people want to express their opinions because they just don't believe in homosexuality, this is their right as an American. With that said, it is not alright to push your own agenda on someone and call them "narrow-minded" for just being honest with themselves. Do I believe this guy is a hero? The answer is no. The liberal media loves to over romanticize stories such as this all the time. Maybe peaches is it you who is being pedantic.
Pure Garbage!
I hope that none of you bigots are from Boston. We accept, no haters allowed.
The courage is due to having to listen to people like you!!
I cant believe how much our so-called American society has degenerated, I can hardly take the news anymore, A HERO is the Iraq war vets, Afghanistan war vets, VietNam war vets, THE FIRST RESPONDERS TO BOSTON BOMBINGS!!!
Exactly. My idea of a hero is a person who goes into battle, or into a raging fire and saves people.
This has nothing to do with bravery at all. It's simply a new media hype. All for publicity.
The real heroes are the men and women fighting and dying to keep this country free--not some gay basketball player who gets paid big bucks to play a game. The Red Sox need to get a grip on reality. It is disgusting where this nation is heading in celebrating deviant behavior and sin against God.
All of these people put there lives on the line and not hardly so much as a thanks from any BUFFOON media outlets, but a gay comes out and the whole nation is supposed to bow down to their knees, WTF, it is hopeless
let me guess - a fastball?.... nah - how about a splitter? nope....a curve? unlikely.....a change-up? yeah, that's the ticket
Maybe the Red Sox would like Collins and his buddyboy to perform Sodomy on the pitchers mound
Courage is the issue here. It is not about sexuality.
why: all he did was tell the truth after lying for many years
Tebow get frowned apon for praying before each game and everytime he does something good because God gave him the athletic ability to do it. Yet this guys a 'hero' because he likes other men. This country is falling apart, It's just plain pitiful!
Maybe the Red Sox should consider letting the guy who found the dirt-bag hiding in his boat and involved in the Boston Bombing throw out the first pitch because that was more heroic than coming out of the closet!
This is sad that they have to mention that he is gay. It's like we as a society are Idolizing the fact that a gay person is doing something in the spotlight. It speaks of these times in the Bible and I hope and pray that we can wake up and quit idolizing these sinful behaviors. Equality is one thing, but to go against God well if we keep doing it we will find out. My prayers for the organization and that this man may find Jesus!!
The nice thing about God is that he loves everyone and he died for our sins. Being gay is not a sin. It is how God made us. He made each of us in his own image. Please read your bible and maybe attend a bible study or two....
homosexuality in the bible is forbidden....even though I am not religious but i've read the bible. please do your research :) The Bible consistently tells us that homosexual activity is a sin (Genesis 19:1-13; Leviticus 18:22; 20:13; Romans 1:26-27; 1 Corinthians 6:9). Romans 1:26-27 teaches specifically that homosexuality is a result of denying and disobeying God. When people continue in sin and unbelief, God "gives them over" to even more wicked and depraved sin in order to show them the futility and hopelessness of life apart from God. 1 Corinthians 6:9 proclaims that homosexual "offenders" will not inherit the kingdom of God.
Well I did your research for you. :)
What an incredibly disingenuous story. Who are the "Boston Red Sox?" Are we to assume that everyone employed by the Red Sox accepts homosexuality? Is it those who own the team? The agenda for the advancement of this perversion is so crystal clear, and anyone who stands in the way will get steamrolled. We are in the age where professional sports franchises will publicly endorse sexual preferances...really? Do us all a favor Boston Red Sox please, stick to running a ball team and get out of the social engineering arena!
I played the straight game for over a quarter of a century. 2 failed marriages and 3 great kids later. I new all along I was gay. But with the narrow views of society I am too afraid to come out. The only people who know about me are me, God and my partner. My partner is out and I have seen the problems she has had to endure when people find out that she is gay. Living in a state that just passed gay marriage gives me hope of someday being able to let the whole world see the love that I have for my wonderful partner. So may I find the strength to be proud of who I am and hats off to Jason for coming out. You are a true hero and not a bad ball player either. And yes I am a wizards fan.
REALLY,REALLY the Red Sox could't find anyone of good MORAL fiber to throw out the first pitch...DAMN how low has this country sunk that we hve know real hero's anymore that we have to have gay's doing what real men should be doing ,this is such a shame..what's next the marathon bomber singing the national anthem....GOD HELP US ALL...GOD PLEASE BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!
And why would you have a basketball player throw a pitch in a baseball game? This is so ridiculous.
anyone upholding this guy as a hero is an idiot!!I guess the media has chnged the meaning of the word hero just like they did the word gay!!
What a brave man, he is a great role model b/c he is gay. Sick
I would think he would turn the offer down b/c they just want to be treated the same right?
But I'm sure he's gonna look FABULOUS!
The vitriolic hate and offensive jokes expressed here are the very reasons it took courage for Mr. Collins to be honest about who he is. His coming out dispells a lot of myths and stereotypes about same gender loving (gay) people. When you think about it, gay teens are three times more likely to commit suicide. High school students hear on average, 25 gay put downs or jokes a day. This could impact the lives of many in a positive way (including Mr. Collins himself). Research shows that when you know some one different from you, someone who belongs to an oppressed group you become less prejudice. I look forward to the day when being in the closet if frowned upon the same way being out is today.
Why is this a headliner?
Where is the headliner about the National Day of Prayer?
God forbid we mention the "GOD" word in public!
Jesus is my true hero!
Jesus loves us all as we are but asks us to continue to walk closer to him,..to remain in him.
I pray for all humanity to walk closer with God.
There are many great homosexuals to which we owe some of the greatest advancement on Earth. DaVinci, the greatest genious ever comes to mind. I am not gay. I am a married man with 3 professional children. I am a retired Veterinarian. Have you study Genetics? Have you ever wonder what sex your children can be? As long as each of us, regardless of our sexual preferences remain within the boundaries of the law there is nothiing to be afraid of. Martina Navratilova is gay, Helen DeGeneres is gay and so was Alexander the Great Gay. If you look in Wikipedia under famous gays you will found thousands, THOUSANDS, of them. You are just a macho man like many that are in jail. The way you express yourself describes who you are. Please, let me know in what list of accomplished people you appear.
Today, lesbigaytrans people are making contributions in every branch of the physical, social, natural, engineering, and computer sciences. Many noted scientists of the past have also had extended homoerotic or homosexual relationships throughout portions or all of their lives. Some examples are: Sir Francis Bacon, S. Josephine Baker, Allan Cox, Neil Divine, Alexander von Humboldt, Sonja Kovalevsky, Margaret Mead Florence, Louise Pearce Jim Pollack, Alan Turing, Leonardo da Vinci, Bruce Voeller Clyde Wahrhaftig
Are they going to have a ho week in Boston this year as well? Maybe they could honor some ho's by have one throw out a ball as well. Idiots.
Wow!! I am ashamed to be on the same planet as some of you people. Homophobia, like bigotry and sexism, is rooted in insecurity, ignorance and religious dogma. Do us all a favor, build a bridge and GET OVER IT!
I guess its been pre-determined he is a pitcher and not a catcher!
DAMN DRDan you beat me to it lol well played lol.
Alright guys, everyone here is so concerned with the use of "Hero" and "Courage" in reference to Jason Collins. Let's take a look at their definitions, according to Merriam- Webster Dictionary (Quick background: Merriam-Webster began in the 18th century with Noah Webster, who compiled the first dictionary of the American language. http://www.merriam-webster.com/info/faq.htm)
Definition of HERO:
1. a mythological or legendary figure often of divine descent endowed with great strength or ability
2. an illustrious warrior
3. a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities
4. one who shows great courage
5. the principal male character in a literary or dramatic work
6. the central figure in an event, period, or movement
7. an object of extreme admiration and devotion : idol
Definition of COURAGE:
mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty
Sure, Jason is no illustrious warrior or a legendary figure of divine descent. Regardless of your political stance, views, or beliefs, Mr. Collins is a "central figure in an event, period, or movement."
This "event" is Jason Collins speaking about his life, and being the first person EVER in an American major team sport to do so on this topic.
Why is this news? Tabloids headlines don't feature professional athletes being "straight." Mr. Collins came forward, at a point in his career when he is tied to no specific team, and openly spoke about who the person he is.
When society views certain human characteristics as weak, unfavorable, or "unnatural," as some of you have above, there is beyond reason for any person with those characteristics to remain quiet, avoiding embarrassment and degradation from others around him/her.
Why has he been coined a "hero?" Simply because he represents a harmless, non-violent group of society that has been looked down on, demeaned, and even tortured in this country. He is not embarrassed of who he is. That makes him a leader, a figure... a hero. A hero to those, regardless of sexual orientation, race, background, belief or religion, that have ever felt afraid to be who they are.
This is starting to get stupid. This guy is being made out to be some kind of a hero. I could care less what his sexual preference is. I don't understand it and it wouldn't be something for me but if it makes him happy so be it. I just don't think people should be treating him like he is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
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The Port St. Joe Tiger Sharks received an early taste of what 2013 will be like during last Friday's Kickoff Classic in Blountstown.
Facing two opponents, the host Tigers and Vernon, with a distinct size advantage in the trenches, the Tiger Sharks absorbed some lessons about survival as the regular season begins 8 p.m. ET Friday at county rival Wewahitchka.
"We don't think we played as well as we could," said Port St. Joe coach Chuck Gannon. "We were kind of outmanned upfront.
"And while we thought some of the younger kids played better than we thought they could or gave them credit for, some of the older kids, our juniors and seniors though not all of them, did not play as well as we thought they could."
The Tiger Sharks faced the bigger, deeper Tigers in the opening half of play.
Gannon said before the game that staying with Blountstown would significantly rest with the defense's ability to put up points. That was prophetic as Natrone Lee provided the lone Port St. Joe points when he returned a fumble for a touchdown and an early 7-all tie.
Blountstown went on to dominate the 24 minutes, posting a 20-7 win.
"We had some good signs but there are definitely things we have got to work on," Gannon said. "We had a couple of big plays, but we are going to have to be a team that picks up the five, seven, three yard gains.
"We are going to have to move the chains and melt the clock to have success."
What impressed Gannon were some younger players, primarily seventh- and eighth-graders, who Gannon thought might be intimidated by the larger Tigers, but who played hard and tough.
"I thought some of our younger players played pretty hard," Gannon said. "They responded to the challenge. We were just overmatched.
"But on the other hand I am very disappointed that some of our older players did not respond to the challenge and did not play well."
The defense, in general, played well, Gannon said, but the offense, led by quarterbacks Drew Lacour (4 for 7 for 66 yards with two interceptions) and Dwayne Griggs (who finished with 27 rushing yards on seven carries), failed to maintain consistency.
"I thought Griggs played hard, he showed toughness we didn't know he had," Gannon said. "That was a positive."
The offense finally responded during the second half as the Tiger Sharks faced Vernon.
The Yellow Jackets employed a Veer on offense, a scheme Gannon said Port St. Joe did not work on defending much in practice, and also came out fresh after Port St. Joe had battled Blountstown.
After Vernon scored the first touchdown, the Tiger Shark attack awoke.
"We were worn down a little bit and they were fresh, but after they scored we responded with a nice long drive," Gannon said.
Lacour finished the drive by scoring on a quarterback sneak.
The Tiger Sharks did not score again while Vernon added a second touchdown for a 14-7 decision.
For the night, Carter Thacker has two receptions for 28 yards and Aaron Paul had a 36-yard reception.
Jak Riley had 12 rushing yards on one carry, Lee carried seven times for 10 yards and Jasmin Thomas had 12 yards on four carries.
The Tiger Sharks finished with 66 yards passing and 64 yards rushing.
Port St. Joe had one penalty for five yards.
Port St. Joe enters the first week of the regular season in relatively good health, Gannon said. Jacobie Jones, who tweaked a knee two weeks ago in practice, was held out of the Kickoff Classic but should be ready Friday.
"We know Wewa is big, they have the (Rashard) Ranie kid and their big back (Javar Hill) and they are going to try and stuff it down our throats," Gannon said. "We have to be ready for the challenge."


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Crop disease challenges bean farmersArea dry bean and soybean farmers will face some new, or at least expanded, challenges this growing season
By: Jonathan Knutson, Agweek
Area dry bean and soybean farmers will face some new, or at least expanded, challenges this growing season.
Dry bean producers are confronted with anthracnose, a little-known disease that can hammer both yields and quality.
Soybean producers, in turn, could face more problems with white mold, a crop disease that dry bean producers have battled for years.
Of the two, anthracnose is the bigger threat, says Sam Markell, North Dakota State University Extension Service plant pathologist. He's familiar with both crop diseases.
White mold needs to be taken seriously. But it can be treated with fungicide, and area farmers and extension officials generally recognize when the disease is present in a field, he says.
However, anthracnose is relatively new in this part of the country. Nor can much be done to combat it once a field is infected, he says.
Current conditions could allow the disease "to snowball. We need to nip it in the bud," Markell says.
Using certified seed that's free of anthracnose is the best way to control its spread, he says.
One sign of how seriously area dry bean growers take the threat of anthracnose: the cover story of the spring 2012 issue of the Northarvest Bean Grower, a publication of the Northarvest Bean Growers Association, is devoted to anthracnose.
The association has members in North Dakota and Minnesota.
"Anthracnose could have a devastating impact on our industry and we all need to take notice," Don Streifel, a Washburn, N.D., farmer and the association president, says in the bean grower publication.
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Dry beans and soybeans are a big deal in North Dakota and Minnesota, and that makes diseases that threaten the crops a big deal, too.
North Dakota is the nation's leading producer of dry beans. Minnesota ranks fourth.
Minnesota is the nation's third-leading producer of soybeans. North Dakota ranks ninth.
Area dry bean growers have a long history of fighting white mold. For instance, a 2002 news article posted on the Northarvest Bean Growers Association's website looks at the efforts of a North Dakota farmer to control white mold in dry beans.
But white mold is relatively new for area soybean growers.
"It's gotten here a little faster than we'd like. But we hope we're ready for it," says Kurt Krueger, a Rothsay, Minn., farmer and president of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association.
Some in agriculture think that white mold in soybeans has worked its way north from soybean fields in states to the south of Minnesota and North Dakota.
Markell says he thinks white mold, also known as Sclerotinia stem rot, has been present in this area for many years and that the region's ongoing wet cycle has magnified its impact on soybeans.
In any case, white mold is caused by a fungus in the soil. Rain, cool temperatures, high relative humidity and moist soil favor the growth of the fungus if present, according to information from the North Central Soybean Research Program.
As the disease progresses, the fungus invades the plant stem, which can leave lesions and a covering of thick white mold on the stem.
Seed is the key
Anthracnose was first discovered in North Dakota in 2001, but had only "sporadic" impact until recently, when wet conditions favored the disease, Markell says.
It's too soon to describe anthracnose as "an epidemic" in the area. Dry conditions this growing season would work against the disease, though not eradicate it, he says.
But if the region's wet cycle continues, severe problems could develop, he says.
Anthracnose can be identified by long, slender lesions on leaf veins, while anthracnose lesions on the pod look like deep canker wounds, according to the information from Northarvest Bean Growers Association.
What's particularly concerning is that anthracnose will go into the seed and doesn't have to be visible there to be a problem, the association says.
Planting seed that's infected can lead to big losses in yield, particularly if weather conditions are favorable for the disease, Markell says.
Fungicides aren't effective against anthracnose, so prevention — in the form of anthracnose-free seed — is crucial, he says.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service website has links to a number of resources that deal with white mold in soybeans, dry beans and other crops.
More information: www.ars.usda.gov/Research/docs.
Markell has issued an anthracnose alert. It's available at www.ag.ndsu.edu/extplantpath.
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