JSON response truncated

[Sean Adams-Hiett <se...@webgeeksforhire.com>]

Summary of Issue:
When specifying output as JSON, I get a truncated response.


Details:
The JSON output I get is truncated, causing errors for any parser that
requires well-formed JSON. I have tried spot checking at a dozen different
records by adjusting the "start=" attribute. I am using Solr 3.5 running as
a Tomcat webapp on a portable hard drive. When getting the response as XML,
it appears to work fine. I have provided some examples of the query I am
using, as well as JSON and XML responses below.

I am definitely new to working directly with Solr, although I have used it
via Drupal for years and I have a pretty solid understanding of how it
works at a high level. My best guess is that there is some setting that I
am not aware of in schema.xml or solrconfig.xml that is causing this
outcome. Any help in figuring this out would be greatly appreciated.


Example query:
http://localhost:8080/solr/rolfe/select?indent=on&version=2.2&q=*%3A*&fq=&start=0&rows=10&fl=*%2Cscore&qt=&wt=json&explainOther=&hl.fl=


Example JSON response:

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        "contents":"idlotoer patriota department of the rolfe
arrowlocal   itemsrobi anderson of denver, colo., ur-rived in plover
the latter part of tho week for a short visit with relatives and
iri'-.'idst <; owen returned monday from hampton, iowa. mr owen
reports that .mrs owen w.is successfully operated upon in the hospital
there, ;md is now w.'ll on the road to recovery.real estate loans-wo
are quoting low rotes on real estate ioudb. if you are expecting to
make u loan on your farm this year, it will pay you to see us.wo
solicit your banking uusl--ness on the basis of prompt, efficient
service to you.peoples saving banki5st. 1883 the community
dank:~:~:~>m~:~:~x\"xkk-:->m~:~>®x\">¯ 11the variety of our win-ned
goods should appeal lo œ i }ou. especially at this sea- ||[ son
('aimed   vegetables, canned fruits, meals, soups œ and  so  on.
make  your housework  lighter during œ this season by being a con- œ
slant \\isilor lo our canned goods department| saturday specials19c
19c 19c 19c 19c 19ci t11 i5:i!vlib. of pollock dakingpowder for ... 1
cnn white seal lllnc-kitaspbenlea for \\i i.iiiih oysters forsaturday
special þ' cans hominy forsaturday special i pkgs. com starch.i willi
spoon) i large can plm applesaturday spi-riultwo kxtk\\ specials white
(jrtipcse\\tra special pem'lii'k-kxtra .special15c 15cfred ehler's|
the right place to tradem. i helvlg spent last sunday in hampton with
his daughter, mikk ivis, who is in a hospital fn that city, recovering
from the effects of ® recent operation. martin reports that she is
getting rlong nicely and will probably be home some, time the latter
part of the weekmr and mrs. f j sarhv were holfi visitors last
saturday and sundaythe m y ¯. club met with mrs l. n. moody last
thursday afternoonmr and mrs. chas. england, mid mrs. england's
father. mr brle.kson. of albert city, mr. and mrs. enoch erlckson and
children of marathon, and mr. and mrs. a b. cobbs of rolfe spent
sunday at the a. w. hess home in tjii8 city.jack (j ton on was
recently thrown from a horse and suffered a broken arm.if you want to
buy a ®ood corn planter, buy a. \"cbbc\" and pet the rest. see j. w.
mangun, plover, iowa.p. j. nacke has purchased a buick touring car,
and is now busy learning to operate the same.miss freda gcmbler,
daughter of pred oembler, was taken suddenly ill while in school one
day last week. a physician was called and after examination pronounced
it a case of scarlet fevermr sherlock of bmmotsburg was a business
visitor here tuesday,1 h pollock has been making an improvement on bis
farm residence by tho addition of a largo porch.ii .1. watts of des
molncs spent sunday at the home of bis brother, chas. 15. watts.p 11.
henderson has sold the building now occupied by the harness shop to
geo. jcffriub.a. j eggspuehler has rctirfd from the management of the
drury store mid is upending his time on his farm south of townif von
want a gang plow that has no side draft, buy an \"oliver\" of j w
\\!\\vr:!t\\, plover. iowa.m->v. iv. c. a. n'otksthe y w c a of plover
lias been þliihe active of late, and the meetings held recently have
enjoyed an excellent attendance. much interest has been shown in the
work. it is certain that whatever we put into this work w.i will get
as much out of it, and all young women of this community who desire
right to win should give their support to the movement. make it a
practice to attend our meetings-we ull need the spiritual
food.twt-iity-8l\\ attended the meeting of inst week, and twenty were
present at this week's meeting.miss ivis llclvig has missed the last
two meeting!) on account of illness, but she is now improving rapidly
and wo will expect to see her in attendance again soon.b--yplover
\"y\" \\0tks the plover \"y\" donated $2.\" to the county work last
week we have decided that we arc in this way put ting our money to
very good use as the work is something extremely worth while. it will
probably come in handy, as the county is a little short on money this
yearif anyone has anything-money or other glftr.-to give to the \"y,\"
{lr, for instance, the donation by mr c a oarlock, we would greatly
appreciate it. and will put it lo the best use possible.afiflkat
ilrondwny fttnr in n groat trod popular broadway play, supported by
ilia beautiful unit attractive universal star. jtoremary tlieby.   a
lavuli production, far hurpurblnir anything ever attempted on ttio
speaking vtage. i a photoplay t-o unuhuat that it is worth golnjr
mllck to hh.at the idle hour, friday, may, 12plover school notes m. a.
koster, snpt.\"some districts begin with consolidation, some achieve
consolidation, and some have consolidation thrust upon them ' we were
surprised last week lo learn that some of our territory wab in tho
very act of slipping away to other districts-there was no time- for
'watchful waiting' any longer saturday night petitions, signed by more
than two-thirds of tho, voters, were presented to the board and the
notices are now posted calling for a special election for may 20th, in
the manual training room of tho plover school building. although we
would ordinarily not consider ourselves in favor of consolidation for
this district, we are strongly in favor of it in this particular
situation it is possible for other districts to take territory from
this district until we havo only sixteen sections remaining; in order
to maintain the school at its pri-sent standard it would then be
necessary to raise the tax rate from the present thirty-two mills to
something over forty mills. we have no new building to erect, most of
our equipment in here, consolidation would reduce the expense of
operation by reason of the closing of tho outside schools, an
additional $500 in state aid would be secured for next year;
prnctirally no change (as explained last week) need be made in the
school itself, we would have a larger terrl-tnr\\ from which to draw
the running expenses - ' can see no reason why the tax rate should be
raised at all next year under consolidation.an informal vote will be
taken on tho day ot tho election to decide as to whether the present
method of transportation shall be continued, and perhaps a barn or
shed built for tin tianih, or whethc. the district prefers to purchase
iiubboh and hire drivers it can he done either wayprobably it number
of those who will come in to the election have never before had an
opportunity to learn just exactly what we do here. why not plan to
take a half-hour off saturday afternoon and look over our equipment.
someono will be here all afternoon to show you the equipmentmr
eggspiiehler kindly invited the entire school to a matinee tuesday
afternoon. wo went down in a body from tho hchool building at 4
o'clock, and enjoyed a film portraying tho lifo of general jackson the
\"idle hour' is attempting to co-operate with the school by running nl
least one cdu-catlonal film in the program saturday evening. this week
it will be the story of abbolcm, as taken from tho diblc. this plan is
to be tried during the remainder of the year as an experiment, if
successful it will bo continued during the next school year.alfred
roberts returned to school monday after an absence ot two weeks.tho
seniors entertained the rest of the high school at their \"funeral\"
last priday evening this was quite a jolly affair, despite the name.
tho event of the evening was tho burial of tho class mascot, the spade
which they have carried with them during their four years of high
school life. ice cream and cake were served. we are all sorry that
this is their last year, and yet we expect most of them back next year
as bpcclal students in the normal training cottrbo-it will not be
quite the same as it has been this year, howeverfreda gemblor is out
of school this week on account of illness.tho hawkeyes will be
entertained priday evening by the cleos. the latter promise their
guests a good time.mrs. 11. a. kerns was ill the first of the week, so
maudcllc was out of school monday to help in the housework.at last the
flro escape is here, and is now being installed on the cast side of
the building. it is a rather noisy job. but it wont last long, and tho
results will, we believe, justify tho trouble involved50-->-plover
methodist church notes hot. lewis ?f. moody, l'nstor last sunday
evening several of our laymen again demonstrated the fact that a
person need not be ordained in order to bo able to preach.
^sunday school at 10 o'clock and the preaching service at 11 o'clock,
sunday morning.instead of the usual preaching scr-vlco next sunday
evening, the ep-worth league will celebrate its anniversary by giving
a mother's day program. everyone ib cordially invited, and especially
the mothers of tho community. the offering, alter paying expenses,
will go toward tho support of mr. roberts, the league's missionary in
africa.¯-vbuy your farming machinery of us. wo have tho largest stock
in tho county from which to make your selection. tho ware implement
co., þware, iowa.     1 50tfpeterson well liked and here's our old
friend, gus peterson, running for the republican nom-i: atlon, for
county treasurer up in pocahontas county. if anything would make us
vote the republican ticket it would be because gus peterson's name was
on it. we have known liim fei thirty years, ever since he went to
i'nincroy and started in the general merchandise business. our folks
did practically all of their \"trading\" with him when he was in
business, and there never was a squarer merchant anywhere. he is
living in plover now, having moved there a few years ago to run a
general merchandise store, which he has sold out. he is well educated,
shrewd, careful, and honest tis the sun. if pocahontas county
republican* should nominate gus peter-bon for treasurer they would
never regret their action. it will occasion regret among his many
friends in calhoun county that they do not live v/hero they can vote
for him.-manson democrat3¯->laugh today, and tomorrow you may forget
your grouch.a lot of people make a noise, but only a few got a
hearing.notice in probate in the district court op the state op iowa,
in and for pocahontas county: in the matter of the estate op joseph
w.  gari/ock.  deceased-notice op the appointment of executorto whom
it may concern:notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as administrator of tho estate of joseph w
oarlock, late of pocahontas county, iowa, deceased. all persons in any
manner indebted to said deceased or his estate will make payment to
the undersigned; and tliosc having claims against said deceased or his
estate will present them in manner and form as by law required, for
allowance and payment.hated this 1st day of march. a. d., 1'hg.2-:it
c. a garlock,adm of said estate.s>---->notice of specialcounty
electionss:court house proposition state of  iowa      ^pocahontas
county fpublic notice is hereby given that ii special election of the
county of i'oc.ihontas. in the state of iowa, will be held on tho 5th
day of june, 1916, at which election the following proposition will be
submitted to the voters of said county, to be by them voted uponþ
shall the county of pocahontas, in the state of iowa, erect a new
court house, and borrow money by the issuance of bonds to the amount
of $150,000.00 to defray the cost of the erection of such court house,
and levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within said county, at
the rate of not to exceed two (2)) mills on tho dollar of the taxable
value, in addition to all other taxes, year bydrury'sspecial
sale-on-men's work and dress hats and shoesa lot or men's $2.00 and
$2.50 hats to go this sale at only       <œ f
aoeach.......-......--- ®pi yoa lot of men's $1.60 and $2.00 hats to
go this sale at only oftr*each --........-........--- \"ola lot of
hoys' 50c and 76chatb to go nt ----........men's slippers, $3.60
and$-1.00 values, at..........ladles' slippers, $3.00 and$3.50 values,
at......children's slippers, in black, tan andwhite, to go
at..............costa lot of ladies' house drosses, $1.25, $1.50 and
$1 75 values at   œj qqa lot of 15c and 25c summer dress goods, to go
at only, 1 (\\nper yard..............    l\"t25c $2.98 $2.78specials
for 3 cans early juno peasspecial for saturday .. 3 5c plcga. any wash
powderspecial for saturday-----7 bars pearl white laundrysoap,
special-----.......1 10c bars of lloud soap forspecial for saturday .
 . ^þ6dl*25c can poaches, heavy syruf special for saturday
.saturday25c 10c 25c 25c 19c'crakd prize >   win ncr 'at, san
franciscpthe low cloverleaf gives the manure two healthy beatings1x7e
used to think that if we threw manure onto the ground any old way and
plowed it under, we were doing a good job. but now we know that won't
do. to do any real good, the manure must be broken up into small
pieces and spread evenly.the low cloverleaf spreader is the one that
does this \\vork best. it gives the manure two healthy beatings, one
with the regular beater, the other with the wide spread disks. when
the manure reaches the ground in that condition your soil gets all the
good there is in it, and gets it quickly. the low cloverleaf is one
spreader it will pay you to see before you buy. see tbe local dealer
who has one set up for you to look at.international harvester company
of america(bcarpontcj) low clorerlesf spreaders are sold byj. w.
mangun, plover, iowai 1i 1!i*cheapest in the long run best from the
startimckenzie steel fence posts give lln-rijjhl iippriinimx lo i he
fiirm. tintl ttrc rapidly roming inlo general use in ihe best
loctil-ilies, where liind values arc highest, sleel fence posls are
very popularmckenzik steel fence posts can be ([tiickly set. simpk
drive ihcm into ihe ground; and can he easily moved lo another
location. this feature alone is worth more lltiin will first appear lo
you.mckenzie steel fence posts admit of ihe farm being kepi free from
noxious weeds by making it possible to burn over the ground along the
fence as often as desired, without injury to the fence.mckenzie steel
fence posts are much superior lo other sleel fence posls in many ways.
they are heavy, and the shape is such thai tbe utmost strength is
assured. uigidky when in the ground is sure, as the steel side plate
is large .ind so secured that it ciinnol become detached, or shear off
ihe rivets holding il, when the post is being driven into the bard
ground. all wires attached lo tbe posts are grounded, conse-tpienlh
then- is no danger- of live stock being killed by lightning, in coming
m eon-lacl with the tenec.mckenzie steel cop.ner and strain pos'i's
are long and heavy, with large anchor plates, and make a strong,
permanent antl attractive anchorage for the fence. a mckenzik steel
fence is the fence hint you ought to liave on your farm.the principle
is righl-the posts are right-the prices are right-c-^jplease call and
see these postsplover lumber companyplover,
iowa-x\":--xx-v<®x®.x-k-:^:-:®:-:-x><->:\"><^ii!v v vit!vtii*iiivo
trill havo for sntiirtny i-'rosli stran-licrrlcs, celery, lotiicp,
had-ishes, aflpnragns, oranges ltnnanas antl appleshighest prices
paidjfor butter and eggs. call us uj saturday and find out what th>y
are.yours for a square dealed drljryby the clerksyear, to pay 6ald
bonds and the interest thereon until said ponds and the interest
thereon are. completely paid\"the polls of said election will be open
from el^ht o'clock a. m . until seven o'clock v m, in the several
election precincts of said county, at the corresponding polling
places, as fnllowb'(pri-cliictl- ll'ollinr places) -bclhillp    ..town
of palmer t'edar..     . town of fonda. icenter     ...townof
pocahonui>        iclinton .....town of rolfe.colfax . . .-center
school housr cummins ..center school house dos moines.. center school
housedover.....town of varina.garfield_____center school
house.grant-___center school house.lake no. 1 . -center school house.
lake no. 2...town of gilmore citylincoln_____center school
house.uzard.......school houhe.walsutjlst.marshall----center school
house.powhatan. . town of ploverroosevelt----center school
housesherman----village of ware.swan lake.. town of laurens.
washington-town of havelock. at -which election all of tho legal1
voters of said county are no


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idlotoer patriota department of the rolfe arrowlocal itemsrobi anderson of
denver, colo., ur-rived in plover the latter part of tho week for a short
visit with relatives and iri'-.'idst <; owen returned monday from hampton,
iowa. mr owen reports that .mrs owen w.is successfully operated upon in the
hospital there, ;md is now w.'ll on the road to recovery.real estate
loans-wo are quoting low rotes on real estate ioudb. if you are expecting
to make u loan on your farm this year, it will pay you to see us.wo solicit
your banking uusl--ness on the basis of prompt, efficient service to
you.peoples saving banki5st. 1883 the community
dank:~:~:~>m~:~:~x"xkk-:->m~:~>®x">¯ 11the variety of our win-ned goods
should appeal lo œ i }ou. especially at this sea- ||[ son ('aimed
vegetables, canned fruits, meals, soups œ and so on. make your housework
lighter during œ this season by being a con- œ slant \isilor lo our canned
goods department| saturday specials19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19ci t11 i5:i!vlib.
of pollock dakingpowder for ... 1 cnn white seal lllnc-kitaspbenlea for \i
i.iiiih oysters forsaturday special þ' cans hominy forsaturday special i
pkgs. com starch.i willi spoon) i large can plm applesaturday spi-riultwo
kxtk\ specials white (jrtipcse\tra special pem'lii'k-kxtra .special15c
15cfred ehler's| the right place to tradem. i helvlg spent last sunday in
hampton with his daughter, mikk ivis, who is in a hospital fn that city,
recovering from the effects of ® recent operation. martin reports that she
is getting rlong nicely and will probably be home some, time the latter
part of the weekmr and mrs. f j sarhv were holfi visitors last saturday and
sundaythe m y ¯. club met with mrs l. n. moody last thursday afternoonmr
and mrs. chas. england, mid mrs. england's father. mr brle.kson. of albert
city, mr. and mrs. enoch erlckson and children of marathon, and mr. and
mrs. a b. cobbs of rolfe spent sunday at the a. w. hess home in tjii8
city.jack (j ton on was recently thrown from a horse and suffered a broken
arm.if you want to buy a ®ood corn planter, buy a. "cbbc" and pet the rest.
see j. w. mangun, plover, iowa.p. j. nacke has purchased a buick touring
car, and is now busy learning to operate the same.miss freda gcmbler,
daughter of pred oembler, was taken suddenly ill while in school one day
last week. a physician was called and after examination pronounced it a
case of scarlet fevermr sherlock of bmmotsburg was a business visitor here
tuesday,1 h pollock has been making an improvement on bis farm residence by
tho addition of a largo porch.ii .1. watts of des molncs spent sunday at
the home of bis brother, chas. 15. watts.p 11. henderson has sold the
building now occupied by the harness shop to geo. jcffriub.a. j eggspuehler
has rctirfd from the management of the drury store mid is upending his time
on his farm south of townif von want a gang plow that has no side draft,
buy an "oliver" of j w \!\vr:!t\, plover. iowa.m->v. iv. c. a. n'otksthe y
w c a of plover lias been þliihe active of late, and the meetings held
recently have enjoyed an excellent attendance. much interest has been shown
in the work. it is certain that whatever we put into this work w.i will get
as much out of it, and all young women of this community who desire right
to win should give their support to the movement. make it a practice to
attend our meetings-we ull need the spiritual food.twt-iity-8l\ attended
the meeting of inst week, and twenty were present at this week's
meeting.miss ivis llclvig has missed the last two meeting!) on account of
illness, but she is now improving rapidly and wo will expect to see her in
attendance again soon.b--yplover "y" \0tks the plover "y" donated $2." to
the county work last week we have decided that we arc in this way put ting
our money to very good use as the work is something extremely worth while.
it will probably come in handy, as the county is a little short on money
this yearif anyone has anything-money or other glftr.-to give to the "y,"
{lr, for instance, the donation by mr c a oarlock, we would greatly
appreciate it. and will put it lo the best use possible.afiflkat ilrondwny
fttnr in n groat trod popular broadway play, supported by ilia beautiful
unit attractive universal star. jtoremary tlieby. a lavuli production, far
hurpurblnir anything ever attempted on ttio speaking vtage. i a photoplay
t-o unuhuat that it is worth golnjr mllck to hh.at the idle hour, friday,
may, 12plover school notes m. a. koster, snpt."some districts begin with
consolidation, some achieve consolidation, and some have consolidation
thrust upon them ' we were surprised last week lo learn that some of our
territory wab in tho very act of slipping away to other districts-there was
no time- for 'watchful waiting' any longer saturday night petitions, signed
by more than two-thirds of tho, voters, were presented to the board and the
notices are now posted calling for a special election for may 20th, in the
manual training room of tho plover school building. although we would
ordinarily not consider ourselves in favor of consolidation for this
district, we are strongly in favor of it in this particular situation it is
possible for other districts to take territory from this district until we
havo only sixteen sections remaining; in order to maintain the school at
its pri-sent standard it would then be necessary to raise the tax rate from
the present thirty-two mills to something over forty mills. we have no new
building to erect, most of our equipment in here, consolidation would
reduce the expense of operation by reason of the closing of tho outside
schools, an additional $500 in state aid would be secured for next year;
prnctirally no change (as explained last week) need be made in the school
itself, we would have a larger terrl-tnr\ from which to draw the running
expenses - ' can see no reason why the tax rate should be raised at all
next year under consolidation.an informal vote will be taken on tho day ot
tho election to decide as to whether the present method of transportation
shall be continued, and perhaps a barn or shed built for tin tianih, or
whethc. the district prefers to purchase iiubboh and hire drivers it can he
done either wayprobably it number of those who will come in to the election
have never before had an opportunity to learn just exactly what we do here.
why not plan to take a half-hour off saturday afternoon and look over our
equipment. someono will be here all afternoon to show you the equipmentmr
eggspiiehler kindly invited the entire school to a matinee tuesday
afternoon. wo went down in a body from tho hchool building at 4 o'clock,
and enjoyed a film portraying tho lifo of general jackson the "idle hour'
is attempting to co-operate with the school by running nl least one
cdu-catlonal film in the program saturday evening. this week it will be the
story of abbolcm, as taken from tho diblc. this plan is to be tried during
the remainder of the year as an experiment, if successful it will bo
continued during the next school year.alfred roberts returned to school
monday after an absence ot two weeks.tho seniors entertained the rest of
the high school at their "funeral" last priday evening this was quite a
jolly affair, despite the name. tho event of the evening was tho burial of
tho class mascot, the spade which they have carried with them during their
four years of high school life. ice cream and cake were served. we are all
sorry that this is their last year, and yet we expect most of them back
next year as bpcclal students in the normal training cottrbo-it will not be
quite the same as it has been this year, howeverfreda gemblor is out of
school this week on account of illness.tho hawkeyes will be entertained
priday evening by the cleos. the latter promise their guests a good
time.mrs. 11. a. kerns was ill the first of the week, so maudcllc was out
of school monday to help in the housework.at last the flro escape is here,
and is now being installed on the cast side of the building. it is a rather
noisy job. but it wont last long, and tho results will, we believe, justify
tho trouble involved50-->-plover methodist church notes hot. lewis ?f.
moody, l'nstor last sunday evening several of our laymen again demonstrated
the fact that a person need not be ordained in order to bo able to preach.
^sunday school at 10 o'clock and the preaching service at 11 o'clock,
sunday morning.instead of the usual preaching scr-vlco next sunday evening,
the ep-worth league will celebrate its anniversary by giving a mother's day
program. everyone ib cordially invited, and especially the mothers of tho
community. the offering, alter paying expenses, will go toward tho support
of mr. roberts, the league's missionary in africa.¯-vbuy your farming
machinery of us. wo have tho largest stock in tho county from which to make
your selection. tho ware implement co., þware, iowa. 1 50tfpeterson well
liked and here's our old friend, gus peterson, running for the republican
nom-i: atlon, for county treasurer up in pocahontas county. if anything
would make us vote the republican ticket it would be because gus peterson's
name was on it. we have known liim fei thirty years, ever since he went to
i'nincroy and started in the general merchandise business. our folks did
practically all of their "trading" with him when he was in business, and
there never was a squarer merchant anywhere. he is living in plover now,
having moved there a few years ago to run a general merchandise store,
which he has sold out. he is well educated, shrewd, careful, and honest tis
the sun. if pocahontas county republican* should nominate gus peter-bon for
treasurer they would never regret their action. it will occasion regret
among his many friends in calhoun county that they do not live v/hero they
can vote for him.-manson democrat3¯->laugh today, and tomorrow you may
forget your grouch.a lot of people make a noise, but only a few got a
hearing.notice in probate in the district court op the state op iowa, in
and for pocahontas county: in the matter of the estate op joseph w.
gari/ock. deceased-notice op the appointment of executorto whom it may
concern:notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as administrator of tho estate of joseph w oarlock, late of
pocahontas county, iowa, deceased. all persons in any manner indebted to
said deceased or his estate will make payment to the undersigned; and
tliosc having claims against said deceased or his estate will present them
in manner and form as by law required, for allowance and payment.hated this
1st day of march. a. d., 1'hg.2-:it c. a garlock,adm of said
estate.s>---->notice of specialcounty electionss:court house proposition
state of iowa ^pocahontas county fpublic notice is hereby given that ii
special election of the county of i'oc.ihontas. in the state of iowa, will
be held on tho 5th day of june, 1916, at which election the following
proposition will be submitted to the voters of said county, to be by them
voted uponþ shall the county of pocahontas, in the state of iowa, erect a
new court house, and borrow money by the issuance of bonds to the amount of
$150,000.00 to defray the cost of the erection of such court house, and
levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within said county, at the rate
of not to exceed two (2)) mills on tho dollar of the taxable value, in
addition to all other taxes, year bydrury'sspecial sale-on-men's work and
dress hats and shoesa lot or men's $2.00 and $2.50 hats to go this sale at
only <œ f aoeach.......-......--- ®pi yoa lot of men's $1.60 and $2.00 hats
to go this sale at only oftr*each --........-........--- "ola lot of hoys'
50c and 76chatb to go nt ----........men's slippers, $3.60 and$-1.00
values, at..........ladles' slippers, $3.00 and$3.50 values,
at......children's slippers, in black, tan andwhite, to go
at..............costa lot of ladies' house drosses, $1.25, $1.50 and $1 75
values at œj qqa lot of 15c and 25c summer dress goods, to go at only, 1
(\nper yard.............. l"t25c $2.98 $2.78specials for 3 cans early juno
peasspecial for saturday .. 3 5c plcga. any wash powderspecial for
saturday-----7 bars pearl white laundrysoap, special-----.......1 10c bars
of lloud soap forspecial for saturday . . ^þ6dl*25c can poaches, heavy
syruf special for saturday .saturday25c 10c 25c 25c 19c'crakd prize > win
ncr 'at, san franciscpthe low cloverleaf gives the manure two healthy
beatings1x7e used to think that if we threw manure onto the ground any old
way and plowed it under, we were doing a good job. but now we know that
won't do. to do any real good, the manure must be broken up into small
pieces and spread evenly.the low cloverleaf spreader is the one that does
this \vork best. it gives the manure two healthy beatings, one with the
regular beater, the other with the wide spread disks. when the manure
reaches the ground in that condition your soil gets all the good there is
in it, and gets it quickly. the low cloverleaf is one spreader it will pay
you to see before you buy. see tbe local dealer who has one set up for you
to look at.international harvester company of america(bcarpontcj) low
clorerlesf spreaders are sold byj. w. mangun, plover, iowai 1i 1!i*cheapest
in the long run best from the startimckenzie steel fence posts give
lln-rijjhl iippriinimx lo i he fiirm. tintl ttrc rapidly roming inlo
general use in ihe best loctil-ilies, where liind values arc highest, sleel
fence posls are very popularmckenzik steel fence posts can be ([tiickly
set. simpk drive ihcm into ihe ground; and can he easily moved lo another
location. this feature alone is worth more lltiin will first appear lo
you.mckenzie steel fence posts admit of ihe farm being kepi free from
noxious weeds by making it possible to burn over the ground along the fence
as often as desired, without injury to the fence.mckenzie steel fence posts
are much superior lo other sleel fence posls in many ways. they are heavy,
and the shape is such thai tbe utmost strength is assured. uigidky when in
the ground is sure, as the steel side plate is large .ind so secured that
it ciinnol become detached, or shear off ihe rivets holding il, when the
post is being driven into the bard ground. all wires attached lo tbe posts
are grounded, conse-tpienlh then- is no danger- of live stock being killed
by lightning, in coming m eon-lacl with the tenec.mckenzie steel cop.ner
and strain pos'i's are long and heavy, with large anchor plates, and make a
strong, permanent antl attractive anchorage for the fence. a mckenzik steel
fence is the fence hint you ought to liave on your farm.the principle is
righl-the posts are right-the prices are right-c-^jplease call and see
these postsplover lumber companyplover,
iowa-x":--xx-v<®x®.x-k-:^:-:®:-:-x><->:"><^ii!v v vit!vtii*iiivo trill havo
for sntiirtny i-'rosli stran-licrrlcs, celery, lotiicp, had-ishes,
aflpnragns, oranges ltnnanas antl appleshighest prices paidjfor butter and
eggs. call us uj saturday and find out what th>y are.yours for a square
dealed drljryby the clerksyear, to pay 6ald bonds and the interest thereon
until said ponds and the interest thereon are. completely paid"the polls of
said election will be open from el^ht o'clock a. m . until seven o'clock v
m, in the several election precincts of said county, at the corresponding
polling places, as fnllowb'(pri-cliictl- ll'ollinr places) -bclhillp ..town
of palmer t'edar.. . town of fonda. icenter ...townof pocahonui> iclinton
.....town of rolfe.colfax . . .-center school housr cummins ..center school
house dos moines.. center school housedover.....town of
varina.garfield_____center school house.grant-___center school house.lake
no. 1 . -center school house. lake no. 2...town of gilmore
citylincoln_____center school house.uzard.......school
houhe.walsutjlst.marshall----center school house.powhatan. . town of
ploverroosevelt----center school housesherman----village of ware.swan
lake.. town of laurens. washington-town of havelock. at -which election all
of tho legal1 voters of said county are notified tr appear at said tlrno
and place.this nouce is given by order of tb< hoard of supervisors.dated at
pocahontas this 38th da.-of april. 1sk.m. m. noah.shcrif(((seall)i i,.
0'donnel.l.county audito' first published in the arrow urn 27th day of
april, 1916. 2-*"how's tjiis?wo offer one hundred dollars reward for any.
case of catarit that cannot be cured by ham's-catarrh cure., f. j. cheney &
co.. toledo, o.we, the undersigned, have known i-.. > cheney for the last
35 ycors, and bc"øv! him perfectly honor.italo in all buslnew transaction!)
und financially able to carrs out any obligations made by hla
]jj!"i,national bank ok commerce, toledo, ohall's catarrh cure is taken
interna"* acting directly upon th'e blood ana mv cous fturfacrc-of the
system. testimonial sent free. price 75 cents per bottlo. b""i by nil
druggists. .,,.,ta>.t¯k® hull-* faml>t pllt¯ for eon¯up®.ut-
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-- 
Sean

Re: JSON response truncated

[Lance Norskog <go...@gmail.com>]

Are there any exceptions in the Solr log? Is it possible the JSON
exporter is choking when it wants to escape gunky characters in the
final text?

On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 1:40 PM, Erick Erickson <er...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Two things:
> 1> I suspect it's your servelet container rather than Solr since your JSON isn't
>     well formatted. I have no clue where to set that up, but that's
> where I'd look.
> 2> A side note. You may run into the default of 10,000 tokens that are indexed,
>     see the <maxFieldLength> in solrconfig.xml. This is NOT what you're current
>     problem is since if you exceed this limit you should still get
> well-formatted XML
>     But if you're sending large documents back and forth you might
> see turncated
>     *fields*
>
> Best
> Erick
>
> On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 1:18 PM, Sean Adams-Hiett
> <se...@webgeeksforhire.com> wrote:
>> Summary of Issue:
>> When specifying output as JSON, I get a truncated response.
>>
>>
>> Details:
>> The JSON output I get is truncated, causing errors for any parser that
>> requires well-formed JSON. I have tried spot checking at a dozen different
>> records by adjusting the "start=" attribute. I am using Solr 3.5 running as
>> a Tomcat webapp on a portable hard drive. When getting the response as XML,
>> it appears to work fine. I have provided some examples of the query I am
>> using, as well as JSON and XML responses below.
>>
>> I am definitely new to working directly with Solr, although I have used it
>> via Drupal for years and I have a pretty solid understanding of how it
>> works at a high level. My best guess is that there is some setting that I
>> am not aware of in schema.xml or solrconfig.xml that is causing this
>> outcome. Any help in figuring this out would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Example query:
>> http://localhost:8080/solr/rolfe/select?indent=on&version=2.2&q=*%3A*&fq=&start=0&rows=10&fl=*%2Cscore&qt=&wt=json&explainOther=&hl.fl=
>>
>>
>> Example JSON response:
>>
>> {
>>  "responseHeader":{
>>    "status":0,
>>    "QTime":1},
>>  "response":{"numFound":43678,"start":0,"maxScore":1.0,"docs":[
>>      {
>>        "contents":"idlotoer patriota department of the rolfe
>> arrowlocal   itemsrobi anderson of denver, colo., ur-rived in plover
>> the latter part of tho week for a short visit with relatives and
>> iri'-.'idst <; owen returned monday from hampton, iowa. mr owen
>> reports that .mrs owen w.is successfully operated upon in the hospital
>> there, ;md is now w.'ll on the road to recovery.real estate loans-wo
>> are quoting low rotes on real estate ioudb. if you are expecting to
>> make u loan on your farm this year, it will pay you to see us.wo
>> solicit your banking uusl--ness on the basis of prompt, efficient
>> service to you.peoples saving banki5st. 1883 the community
>> dank:~:~:~>m~:~:~x\"xkk-:->m~:~>®x\">¯ 11the variety of our win-ned
>> goods should appeal lo œ i }ou. especially at this sea- ||[ son
>> ('aimed   vegetables, canned fruits, meals, soups œ and  so  on.
>> make  your housework  lighter during œ this season by being a con- œ
>> slant \\isilor lo our canned goods department| saturday specials19c
>> 19c 19c 19c 19c 19ci t11 i5:i!vlib. of pollock dakingpowder for ... 1
>> cnn white seal lllnc-kitaspbenlea for \\i i.iiiih oysters forsaturday
>> special þ' cans hominy forsaturday special i pkgs. com starch.i willi
>> spoon) i large can plm applesaturday spi-riultwo kxtk\\ specials white
>> (jrtipcse\\tra special pem'lii'k-kxtra .special15c 15cfred ehler's|
>> the right place to tradem. i helvlg spent last sunday in hampton with
>> his daughter, mikk ivis, who is in a hospital fn that city, recovering
>> from the effects of ® recent operation. martin reports that she is
>> getting rlong nicely and will probably be home some, time the latter
>> part of the weekmr and mrs. f j sarhv were holfi visitors last
>> saturday and sundaythe m y ¯. club met with mrs l. n. moody last
>> thursday afternoonmr and mrs. chas. england, mid mrs. england's
>> father. mr brle.kson. of albert city, mr. and mrs. enoch erlckson and
>> children of marathon, and mr. and mrs. a b. cobbs of rolfe spent
>> sunday at the a. w. hess home in tjii8 city.jack (j ton on was
>> recently thrown from a horse and suffered a broken arm.if you want to
>> buy a ®ood corn planter, buy a. \"cbbc\" and pet the rest. see j. w.
>> mangun, plover, iowa.p. j. nacke has purchased a buick touring car,
>> and is now busy learning to operate the same.miss freda gcmbler,
>> daughter of pred oembler, was taken suddenly ill while in school one
>> day last week. a physician was called and after examination pronounced
>> it a case of scarlet fevermr sherlock of bmmotsburg was a business
>> visitor here tuesday,1 h pollock has been making an improvement on bis
>> farm residence by tho addition of a largo porch.ii .1. watts of des
>> molncs spent sunday at the home of bis brother, chas. 15. watts.p 11.
>> henderson has sold the building now occupied by the harness shop to
>> geo. jcffriub.a. j eggspuehler has rctirfd from the management of the
>> drury store mid is upending his time on his farm south of townif von
>> want a gang plow that has no side draft, buy an \"oliver\" of j w
>> \\!\\vr:!t\\, plover. iowa.m->v. iv. c. a. n'otksthe y w c a of plover
>> lias been þliihe active of late, and the meetings held recently have
>> enjoyed an excellent attendance. much interest has been shown in the
>> work. it is certain that whatever we put into this work w.i will get
>> as much out of it, and all young women of this community who desire
>> right to win should give their support to the movement. make it a
>> practice to attend our meetings-we ull need the spiritual
>> food.twt-iity-8l\\ attended the meeting of inst week, and twenty were
>> present at this week's meeting.miss ivis llclvig has missed the last
>> two meeting!) on account of illness, but she is now improving rapidly
>> and wo will expect to see her in attendance again soon.b--yplover
>> \"y\" \\0tks the plover \"y\" donated $2.\" to the county work last
>> week we have decided that we arc in this way put ting our money to
>> very good use as the work is something extremely worth while. it will
>> probably come in handy, as the county is a little short on money this
>> yearif anyone has anything-money or other glftr.-to give to the \"y,\"
>> {lr, for instance, the donation by mr c a oarlock, we would greatly
>> appreciate it. and will put it lo the best use possible.afiflkat
>> ilrondwny fttnr in n groat trod popular broadway play, supported by
>> ilia beautiful unit attractive universal star. jtoremary tlieby.   a
>> lavuli production, far hurpurblnir anything ever attempted on ttio
>> speaking vtage. i a photoplay t-o unuhuat that it is worth golnjr
>> mllck to hh.at the idle hour, friday, may, 12plover school notes m. a.
>> koster, snpt.\"some districts begin with consolidation, some achieve
>> consolidation, and some have consolidation thrust upon them ' we were
>> surprised last week lo learn that some of our territory wab in tho
>> very act of slipping away to other districts-there was no time- for
>> 'watchful waiting' any longer saturday night petitions, signed by more
>> than two-thirds of tho, voters, were presented to the board and the
>> notices are now posted calling for a special election for may 20th, in
>> the manual training room of tho plover school building. although we
>> would ordinarily not consider ourselves in favor of consolidation for
>> this district, we are strongly in favor of it in this particular
>> situation it is possible for other districts to take territory from
>> this district until we havo only sixteen sections remaining; in order
>> to maintain the school at its pri-sent standard it would then be
>> necessary to raise the tax rate from the present thirty-two mills to
>> something over forty mills. we have no new building to erect, most of
>> our equipment in here, consolidation would reduce the expense of
>> operation by reason of the closing of tho outside schools, an
>> additional $500 in state aid would be secured for next year;
>> prnctirally no change (as explained last week) need be made in the
>> school itself, we would have a larger terrl-tnr\\ from which to draw
>> the running expenses - ' can see no reason why the tax rate should be
>> raised at all next year under consolidation.an informal vote will be
>> taken on tho day ot tho election to decide as to whether the present
>> method of transportation shall be continued, and perhaps a barn or
>> shed built for tin tianih, or whethc. the district prefers to purchase
>> iiubboh and hire drivers it can he done either wayprobably it number
>> of those who will come in to the election have never before had an
>> opportunity to learn just exactly what we do here. why not plan to
>> take a half-hour off saturday afternoon and look over our equipment.
>> someono will be here all afternoon to show you the equipmentmr
>> eggspiiehler kindly invited the entire school to a matinee tuesday
>> afternoon. wo went down in a body from tho hchool building at 4
>> o'clock, and enjoyed a film portraying tho lifo of general jackson the
>> \"idle hour' is attempting to co-operate with the school by running nl
>> least one cdu-catlonal film in the program saturday evening. this week
>> it will be the story of abbolcm, as taken from tho diblc. this plan is
>> to be tried during the remainder of the year as an experiment, if
>> successful it will bo continued during the next school year.alfred
>> roberts returned to school monday after an absence ot two weeks.tho
>> seniors entertained the rest of the high school at their \"funeral\"
>> last priday evening this was quite a jolly affair, despite the name.
>> tho event of the evening was tho burial of tho class mascot, the spade
>> which they have carried with them during their four years of high
>> school life. ice cream and cake were served. we are all sorry that
>> this is their last year, and yet we expect most of them back next year
>> as bpcclal students in the normal training cottrbo-it will not be
>> quite the same as it has been this year, howeverfreda gemblor is out
>> of school this week on account of illness.tho hawkeyes will be
>> entertained priday evening by the cleos. the latter promise their
>> guests a good time.mrs. 11. a. kerns was ill the first of the week, so
>> maudcllc was out of school monday to help in the housework.at last the
>> flro escape is here, and is now being installed on the cast side of
>> the building. it is a rather noisy job. but it wont last long, and tho
>> results will, we believe, justify tho trouble involved50-->-plover
>> methodist church notes hot. lewis ?f. moody, l'nstor last sunday
>> evening several of our laymen again demonstrated the fact that a
>> person need not be ordained in order to bo able to preach.
>> ^sunday school at 10 o'clock and the preaching service at 11 o'clock,
>> sunday morning.instead of the usual preaching scr-vlco next sunday
>> evening, the ep-worth league will celebrate its anniversary by giving
>> a mother's day program. everyone ib cordially invited, and especially
>> the mothers of tho community. the offering, alter paying expenses,
>> will go toward tho support of mr. roberts, the league's missionary in
>> africa.¯-vbuy your farming machinery of us. wo have tho largest stock
>> in tho county from which to make your selection. tho ware implement
>> co., þware, iowa.     1 50tfpeterson well liked and here's our old
>> friend, gus peterson, running for the republican nom-i: atlon, for
>> county treasurer up in pocahontas county. if anything would make us
>> vote the republican ticket it would be because gus peterson's name was
>> on it. we have known liim fei thirty years, ever since he went to
>> i'nincroy and started in the general merchandise business. our folks
>> did practically all of their \"trading\" with him when he was in
>> business, and there never was a squarer merchant anywhere. he is
>> living in plover now, having moved there a few years ago to run a
>> general merchandise store, which he has sold out. he is well educated,
>> shrewd, careful, and honest tis the sun. if pocahontas county
>> republican* should nominate gus peter-bon for treasurer they would
>> never regret their action. it will occasion regret among his many
>> friends in calhoun county that they do not live v/hero they can vote
>> for him.-manson democrat3¯->laugh today, and tomorrow you may forget
>> your grouch.a lot of people make a noise, but only a few got a
>> hearing.notice in probate in the district court op the state op iowa,
>> in and for pocahontas county: in the matter of the estate op joseph
>> w.  gari/ock.  deceased-notice op the appointment of executorto whom
>> it may concern:notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
>> appointed and has qualified as administrator of tho estate of joseph w
>> oarlock, late of pocahontas county, iowa, deceased. all persons in any
>> manner indebted to said deceased or his estate will make payment to
>> the undersigned; and tliosc having claims against said deceased or his
>> estate will present them in manner and form as by law required, for
>> allowance and payment.hated this 1st day of march. a. d., 1'hg.2-:it
>> c. a garlock,adm of said estate.s>---->notice of specialcounty
>> electionss:court house proposition state of  iowa      ^pocahontas
>> county fpublic notice is hereby given that ii special election of the
>> county of i'oc.ihontas. in the state of iowa, will be held on tho 5th
>> day of june, 1916, at which election the following proposition will be
>> submitted to the voters of said county, to be by them voted uponþ
>> shall the county of pocahontas, in the state of iowa, erect a new
>> court house, and borrow money by the issuance of bonds to the amount
>> of $150,000.00 to defray the cost of the erection of such court house,
>> and levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within said county, at
>> the rate of not to exceed two (2)) mills on tho dollar of the taxable
>> value, in addition to all other taxes, year bydrury'sspecial
>> sale-on-men's work and dress hats and shoesa lot or men's $2.00 and
>> $2.50 hats to go this sale at only       <œ f
>> aoeach.......-......--- ®pi yoa lot of men's $1.60 and $2.00 hats to
>> go this sale at only oftr*each --........-........--- \"ola lot of
>> hoys' 50c and 76chatb to go nt ----........men's slippers, $3.60
>> and$-1.00 values, at..........ladles' slippers, $3.00 and$3.50 values,
>> at......children's slippers, in black, tan andwhite, to go
>> at..............costa lot of ladies' house drosses, $1.25, $1.50 and
>> $1 75 values at   œj qqa lot of 15c and 25c summer dress goods, to go
>> at only, 1 (\\nper yard..............    l\"t25c $2.98 $2.78specials
>> for 3 cans early juno peasspecial for saturday .. 3 5c plcga. any wash
>> powderspecial for saturday-----7 bars pearl white laundrysoap,
>> special-----.......1 10c bars of lloud soap forspecial for saturday .
>>  . ^þ6dl*25c can poaches, heavy syruf special for saturday
>> .saturday25c 10c 25c 25c 19c'crakd prize >   win ncr 'at, san
>> franciscpthe low cloverleaf gives the manure two healthy beatings1x7e
>> used to think that if we threw manure onto the ground any old way and
>> plowed it under, we were doing a good job. but now we know that won't
>> do. to do any real good, the manure must be broken up into small
>> pieces and spread evenly.the low cloverleaf spreader is the one that
>> does this \\vork best. it gives the manure two healthy beatings, one
>> with the regular beater, the other with the wide spread disks. when
>> the manure reaches the ground in that condition your soil gets all the
>> good there is in it, and gets it quickly. the low cloverleaf is one
>> spreader it will pay you to see before you buy. see tbe local dealer
>> who has one set up for you to look at.international harvester company
>> of america(bcarpontcj) low clorerlesf spreaders are sold byj. w.
>> mangun, plover, iowai 1i 1!i*cheapest in the long run best from the
>> startimckenzie steel fence posts give lln-rijjhl iippriinimx lo i he
>> fiirm. tintl ttrc rapidly roming inlo general use in ihe best
>> loctil-ilies, where liind values arc highest, sleel fence posls are
>> very popularmckenzik steel fence posts can be ([tiickly set. simpk
>> drive ihcm into ihe ground; and can he easily moved lo another
>> location. this feature alone is worth more lltiin will first appear lo
>> you.mckenzie steel fence posts admit of ihe farm being kepi free from
>> noxious weeds by making it possible to burn over the ground along the
>> fence as often as desired, without injury to the fence.mckenzie steel
>> fence posts are much superior lo other sleel fence posls in many ways.
>> they are heavy, and the shape is such thai tbe utmost strength is
>> assured. uigidky when in the ground is sure, as the steel side plate
>> is large .ind so secured that it ciinnol become detached, or shear off
>> ihe rivets holding il, when the post is being driven into the bard
>> ground. all wires attached lo tbe posts are grounded, conse-tpienlh
>> then- is no danger- of live stock being killed by lightning, in coming
>> m eon-lacl with the tenec.mckenzie steel cop.ner and strain pos'i's
>> are long and heavy, with large anchor plates, and make a strong,
>> permanent antl attractive anchorage for the fence. a mckenzik steel
>> fence is the fence hint you ought to liave on your farm.the principle
>> is righl-the posts are right-the prices are right-c-^jplease call and
>> see these postsplover lumber companyplover,
>> iowa-x\":--xx-v<®x®.x-k-:^:-:®:-:-x><->:\"><^ii!v v vit!vtii*iiivo
>> trill havo for sntiirtny i-'rosli stran-licrrlcs, celery, lotiicp,
>> had-ishes, aflpnragns, oranges ltnnanas antl appleshighest prices
>> paidjfor butter and eggs. call us uj saturday and find out what th>y
>> are.yours for a square dealed drljryby the clerksyear, to pay 6ald
>> bonds and the interest thereon until said ponds and the interest
>> thereon are. completely paid\"the polls of said election will be open
>> from el^ht o'clock a. m . until seven o'clock v m, in the several
>> election precincts of said county, at the corresponding polling
>> places, as fnllowb'(pri-cliictl- ll'ollinr places) -bclhillp    ..town
>> of palmer t'edar..     . town of fonda. icenter     ...townof
>> pocahonui>        iclinton .....town of rolfe.colfax . . .-center
>> school housr cummins ..center school house dos moines.. center school
>> housedover.....town of varina.garfield_____center school
>> house.grant-___center school house.lake no. 1 . -center school house.
>> lake no. 2...town of gilmore citylincoln_____center school
>> house.uzard.......school houhe.walsutjlst.marshall----center school
>> house.powhatan. . town of ploverroosevelt----center school
>> housesherman----village of ware.swan lake.. town of laurens.
>> washington-town of havelock. at -which election all of tho legal1
>> voters of said county are no
>>
>>
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>> <response>
>> <lst name="responseHeader">
>> <int name="status">0</int>
>> <int name="QTime">1</int>
>> </lst>
>> <result name="response" numFound="43678" start="0" maxScore="1.0">
>> <doc>
>> <float name="score">1.0</float>
>> <str name="city">Rolfe</str>
>> <str name="contents">
>> idlotoer patriota department of the rolfe arrowlocal itemsrobi anderson of
>> denver, colo., ur-rived in plover the latter part of tho week for a short
>> visit with relatives and iri'-.'idst <; owen returned monday from hampton,
>> iowa. mr owen reports that .mrs owen w.is successfully operated upon in the
>> hospital there, ;md is now w.'ll on the road to recovery.real estate
>> loans-wo are quoting low rotes on real estate ioudb. if you are expecting
>> to make u loan on your farm this year, it will pay you to see us.wo solicit
>> your banking uusl--ness on the basis of prompt, efficient service to
>> you.peoples saving banki5st. 1883 the community
>> dank:~:~:~>m~:~:~x"xkk-:->m~:~>®x">¯ 11the variety of our win-ned goods
>> should appeal lo œ i }ou. especially at this sea- ||[ son ('aimed
>> vegetables, canned fruits, meals, soups œ and so on. make your housework
>> lighter during œ this season by being a con- œ slant \isilor lo our canned
>> goods department| saturday specials19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19ci t11 i5:i!vlib.
>> of pollock dakingpowder for ... 1 cnn white seal lllnc-kitaspbenlea for \i
>> i.iiiih oysters forsaturday special þ' cans hominy forsaturday special i
>> pkgs. com starch.i willi spoon) i large can plm applesaturday spi-riultwo
>> kxtk\ specials white (jrtipcse\tra special pem'lii'k-kxtra .special15c
>> 15cfred ehler's| the right place to tradem. i helvlg spent last sunday in
>> hampton with his daughter, mikk ivis, who is in a hospital fn that city,
>> recovering from the effects of ® recent operation. martin reports that she
>> is getting rlong nicely and will probably be home some, time the latter
>> part of the weekmr and mrs. f j sarhv were holfi visitors last saturday and
>> sundaythe m y ¯. club met with mrs l. n. moody last thursday afternoonmr
>> and mrs. chas. england, mid mrs. england's father. mr brle.kson. of albert
>> city, mr. and mrs. enoch erlckson and children of marathon, and mr. and
>> mrs. a b. cobbs of rolfe spent sunday at the a. w. hess home in tjii8
>> city.jack (j ton on was recently thrown from a horse and suffered a broken
>> arm.if you want to buy a ®ood corn planter, buy a. "cbbc" and pet the rest.
>> see j. w. mangun, plover, iowa.p. j. nacke has purchased a buick touring
>> car, and is now busy learning to operate the same.miss freda gcmbler,
>> daughter of pred oembler, was taken suddenly ill while in school one day
>> last week. a physician was called and after examination pronounced it a
>> case of scarlet fevermr sherlock of bmmotsburg was a business visitor here
>> tuesday,1 h pollock has been making an improvement on bis farm residence by
>> tho addition of a largo porch.ii .1. watts of des molncs spent sunday at
>> the home of bis brother, chas. 15. watts.p 11. henderson has sold the
>> building now occupied by the harness shop to geo. jcffriub.a. j eggspuehler
>> has rctirfd from the management of the drury store mid is upending his time
>> on his farm south of townif von want a gang plow that has no side draft,
>> buy an "oliver" of j w \!\vr:!t\, plover. iowa.m->v. iv. c. a. n'otksthe y
>> w c a of plover lias been þliihe active of late, and the meetings held
>> recently have enjoyed an excellent attendance. much interest has been shown
>> in the work. it is certain that whatever we put into this work w.i will get
>> as much out of it, and all young women of this community who desire right
>> to win should give their support to the movement. make it a practice to
>> attend our meetings-we ull need the spiritual food.twt-iity-8l\ attended
>> the meeting of inst week, and twenty were present at this week's
>> meeting.miss ivis llclvig has missed the last two meeting!) on account of
>> illness, but she is now improving rapidly and wo will expect to see her in
>> attendance again soon.b--yplover "y" \0tks the plover "y" donated $2." to
>> the county work last week we have decided that we arc in this way put ting
>> our money to very good use as the work is something extremely worth while.
>> it will probably come in handy, as the county is a little short on money
>> this yearif anyone has anything-money or other glftr.-to give to the "y,"
>> {lr, for instance, the donation by mr c a oarlock, we would greatly
>> appreciate it. and will put it lo the best use possible.afiflkat ilrondwny
>> fttnr in n groat trod popular broadway play, supported by ilia beautiful
>> unit attractive universal star. jtoremary tlieby. a lavuli production, far
>> hurpurblnir anything ever attempted on ttio speaking vtage. i a photoplay
>> t-o unuhuat that it is worth golnjr mllck to hh.at the idle hour, friday,
>> may, 12plover school notes m. a. koster, snpt."some districts begin with
>> consolidation, some achieve consolidation, and some have consolidation
>> thrust upon them ' we were surprised last week lo learn that some of our
>> territory wab in tho very act of slipping away to other districts-there was
>> no time- for 'watchful waiting' any longer saturday night petitions, signed
>> by more than two-thirds of tho, voters, were presented to the board and the
>> notices are now posted calling for a special election for may 20th, in the
>> manual training room of tho plover school building. although we would
>> ordinarily not consider ourselves in favor of consolidation for this
>> district, we are strongly in favor of it in this particular situation it is
>> possible for other districts to take territory from this district until we
>> havo only sixteen sections remaining; in order to maintain the school at
>> its pri-sent standard it would then be necessary to raise the tax rate from
>> the present thirty-two mills to something over forty mills. we have no new
>> building to erect, most of our equipment in here, consolidation would
>> reduce the expense of operation by reason of the closing of tho outside
>> schools, an additional $500 in state aid would be secured for next year;
>> prnctirally no change (as explained last week) need be made in the school
>> itself, we would have a larger terrl-tnr\ from which to draw the running
>> expenses - ' can see no reason why the tax rate should be raised at all
>> next year under consolidation.an informal vote will be taken on tho day ot
>> tho election to decide as to whether the present method of transportation
>> shall be continued, and perhaps a barn or shed built for tin tianih, or
>> whethc. the district prefers to purchase iiubboh and hire drivers it can he
>> done either wayprobably it number of those who will come in to the election
>> have never before had an opportunity to learn just exactly what we do here.
>> why not plan to take a half-hour off saturday afternoon and look over our
>> equipment. someono will be here all afternoon to show you the equipmentmr
>> eggspiiehler kindly invited the entire school to a matinee tuesday
>> afternoon. wo went down in a body from tho hchool building at 4 o'clock,
>> and enjoyed a film portraying tho lifo of general jackson the "idle hour'
>> is attempting to co-operate with the school by running nl least one
>> cdu-catlonal film in the program saturday evening. this week it will be the
>> story of abbolcm, as taken from tho diblc. this plan is to be tried during
>> the remainder of the year as an experiment, if successful it will bo
>> continued during the next school year.alfred roberts returned to school
>> monday after an absence ot two weeks.tho seniors entertained the rest of
>> the high school at their "funeral" last priday evening this was quite a
>> jolly affair, despite the name. tho event of the evening was tho burial of
>> tho class mascot, the spade which they have carried with them during their
>> four years of high school life. ice cream and cake were served. we are all
>> sorry that this is their last year, and yet we expect most of them back
>> next year as bpcclal students in the normal training cottrbo-it will not be
>> quite the same as it has been this year, howeverfreda gemblor is out of
>> school this week on account of illness.tho hawkeyes will be entertained
>> priday evening by the cleos. the latter promise their guests a good
>> time.mrs. 11. a. kerns was ill the first of the week, so maudcllc was out
>> of school monday to help in the housework.at last the flro escape is here,
>> and is now being installed on the cast side of the building. it is a rather
>> noisy job. but it wont last long, and tho results will, we believe, justify
>> tho trouble involved50-->-plover methodist church notes hot. lewis ?f.
>> moody, l'nstor last sunday evening several of our laymen again demonstrated
>> the fact that a person need not be ordained in order to bo able to preach.
>> ^sunday school at 10 o'clock and the preaching service at 11 o'clock,
>> sunday morning.instead of the usual preaching scr-vlco next sunday evening,
>> the ep-worth league will celebrate its anniversary by giving a mother's day
>> program. everyone ib cordially invited, and especially the mothers of tho
>> community. the offering, alter paying expenses, will go toward tho support
>> of mr. roberts, the league's missionary in africa.¯-vbuy your farming
>> machinery of us. wo have tho largest stock in tho county from which to make
>> your selection. tho ware implement co., þware, iowa. 1 50tfpeterson well
>> liked and here's our old friend, gus peterson, running for the republican
>> nom-i: atlon, for county treasurer up in pocahontas county. if anything
>> would make us vote the republican ticket it would be because gus peterson's
>> name was on it. we have known liim fei thirty years, ever since he went to
>> i'nincroy and started in the general merchandise business. our folks did
>> practically all of their "trading" with him when he was in business, and
>> there never was a squarer merchant anywhere. he is living in plover now,
>> having moved there a few years ago to run a general merchandise store,
>> which he has sold out. he is well educated, shrewd, careful, and honest tis
>> the sun. if pocahontas county republican* should nominate gus peter-bon for
>> treasurer they would never regret their action. it will occasion regret
>> among his many friends in calhoun county that they do not live v/hero they
>> can vote for him.-manson democrat3¯->laugh today, and tomorrow you may
>> forget your grouch.a lot of people make a noise, but only a few got a
>> hearing.notice in probate in the district court op the state op iowa, in
>> and for pocahontas county: in the matter of the estate op joseph w.
>> gari/ock. deceased-notice op the appointment of executorto whom it may
>> concern:notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and
>> has qualified as administrator of tho estate of joseph w oarlock, late of
>> pocahontas county, iowa, deceased. all persons in any manner indebted to
>> said deceased or his estate will make payment to the undersigned; and
>> tliosc having claims against said deceased or his estate will present them
>> in manner and form as by law required, for allowance and payment.hated this
>> 1st day of march. a. d., 1'hg.2-:it c. a garlock,adm of said
>> estate.s>---->notice of specialcounty electionss:court house proposition
>> state of iowa ^pocahontas county fpublic notice is hereby given that ii
>> special election of the county of i'oc.ihontas. in the state of iowa, will
>> be held on tho 5th day of june, 1916, at which election the following
>> proposition will be submitted to the voters of said county, to be by them
>> voted uponþ shall the county of pocahontas, in the state of iowa, erect a
>> new court house, and borrow money by the issuance of bonds to the amount of
>> $150,000.00 to defray the cost of the erection of such court house, and
>> levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within said county, at the rate
>> of not to exceed two (2)) mills on tho dollar of the taxable value, in
>> addition to all other taxes, year bydrury'sspecial sale-on-men's work and
>> dress hats and shoesa lot or men's $2.00 and $2.50 hats to go this sale at
>> only <œ f aoeach.......-......--- ®pi yoa lot of men's $1.60 and $2.00 hats
>> to go this sale at only oftr*each --........-........--- "ola lot of hoys'
>> 50c and 76chatb to go nt ----........men's slippers, $3.60 and$-1.00
>> values, at..........ladles' slippers, $3.00 and$3.50 values,
>> at......children's slippers, in black, tan andwhite, to go
>> at..............costa lot of ladies' house drosses, $1.25, $1.50 and $1 75
>> values at œj qqa lot of 15c and 25c summer dress goods, to go at only, 1
>> (\nper yard.............. l"t25c $2.98 $2.78specials for 3 cans early juno
>> peasspecial for saturday .. 3 5c plcga. any wash powderspecial for
>> saturday-----7 bars pearl white laundrysoap, special-----.......1 10c bars
>> of lloud soap forspecial for saturday . . ^þ6dl*25c can poaches, heavy
>> syruf special for saturday .saturday25c 10c 25c 25c 19c'crakd prize > win
>> ncr 'at, san franciscpthe low cloverleaf gives the manure two healthy
>> beatings1x7e used to think that if we threw manure onto the ground any old
>> way and plowed it under, we were doing a good job. but now we know that
>> won't do. to do any real good, the manure must be broken up into small
>> pieces and spread evenly.the low cloverleaf spreader is the one that does
>> this \vork best. it gives the manure two healthy beatings, one with the
>> regular beater, the other with the wide spread disks. when the manure
>> reaches the ground in that condition your soil gets all the good there is
>> in it, and gets it quickly. the low cloverleaf is one spreader it will pay
>> you to see before you buy. see tbe local dealer who has one set up for you
>> to look at.international harvester company of america(bcarpontcj) low
>> clorerlesf spreaders are sold byj. w. mangun, plover, iowai 1i 1!i*cheapest
>> in the long run best from the startimckenzie steel fence posts give
>> lln-rijjhl iippriinimx lo i he fiirm. tintl ttrc rapidly roming inlo
>> general use in ihe best loctil-ilies, where liind values arc highest, sleel
>> fence posls are very popularmckenzik steel fence posts can be ([tiickly
>> set. simpk drive ihcm into ihe ground; and can he easily moved lo another
>> location. this feature alone is worth more lltiin will first appear lo
>> you.mckenzie steel fence posts admit of ihe farm being kepi free from
>> noxious weeds by making it possible to burn over the ground along the fence
>> as often as desired, without injury to the fence.mckenzie steel fence posts
>> are much superior lo other sleel fence posls in many ways. they are heavy,
>> and the shape is such thai tbe utmost strength is assured. uigidky when in
>> the ground is sure, as the steel side plate is large .ind so secured that
>> it ciinnol become detached, or shear off ihe rivets holding il, when the
>> post is being driven into the bard ground. all wires attached lo tbe posts
>> are grounded, conse-tpienlh then- is no danger- of live stock being killed
>> by lightning, in coming m eon-lacl with the tenec.mckenzie steel cop.ner
>> and strain pos'i's are long and heavy, with large anchor plates, and make a
>> strong, permanent antl attractive anchorage for the fence. a mckenzik steel
>> fence is the fence hint you ought to liave on your farm.the principle is
>> righl-the posts are right-the prices are right-c-^jplease call and see
>> these postsplover lumber companyplover,
>> iowa-x":--xx-v<®x®.x-k-:^:-:®:-:-x><->:"><^ii!v v vit!vtii*iiivo trill havo
>> for sntiirtny i-'rosli stran-licrrlcs, celery, lotiicp, had-ishes,
>> aflpnragns, oranges ltnnanas antl appleshighest prices paidjfor butter and
>> eggs. call us uj saturday and find out what th>y are.yours for a square
>> dealed drljryby the clerksyear, to pay 6ald bonds and the interest thereon
>> until said ponds and the interest thereon are. completely paid"the polls of
>> said election will be open from el^ht o'clock a. m . until seven o'clock v
>> m, in the several election precincts of said county, at the corresponding
>> polling places, as fnllowb'(pri-cliictl- ll'ollinr places) -bclhillp ..town
>> of palmer t'edar.. . town of fonda. icenter ...townof pocahonui> iclinton
>> .....town of rolfe.colfax . . .-center school housr cummins ..center school
>> house dos moines.. center school housedover.....town of
>> varina.garfield_____center school house.grant-___center school house.lake
>> no. 1 . -center school house. lake no. 2...town of gilmore
>> citylincoln_____center school house.uzard.......school
>> houhe.walsutjlst.marshall----center school house.powhatan. . town of
>> ploverroosevelt----center school housesherman----village of ware.swan
>> lake.. town of laurens. washington-town of havelock. at -which election all
>> of tho legal1 voters of said county are notified tr appear at said tlrno
>> and place.this nouce is given by order of tb< hoard of supervisors.dated at
>> pocahontas this 38th da.-of april. 1sk.m. m. noah.shcrif(((seall)i i,.
>> 0'donnel.l.county audito' first published in the arrow urn 27th day of
>> april, 1916. 2-*"how's tjiis?wo offer one hundred dollars reward for any.
>> case of catarit that cannot be cured by ham's-catarrh cure., f. j. cheney &
>> co.. toledo, o.we, the undersigned, have known i-.. > cheney for the last
>> 35 ycors, and bc"øv! him perfectly honor.italo in all buslnew transaction!)
>> und financially able to carrs out any obligations made by hla
>> ]jj!"i,national bank ok commerce, toledo, ohall's catarrh cure is taken
>> interna"* acting directly upon th'e blood ana mv cous fturfacrc-of the
>> system. testimonial sent free. price 75 cents per bottlo. b""i by nil
>> druggists. .,,.,ta>.t¯k® hull-* faml>t pllt¯ for eon¯up®.ut-
>> </str>
>> <str name="country">United States of America</str>
>> <str name="date">1916-01-01</str>
>> <str name="imageid">scan_0003</str>
>> <str name="lang">English</str>
>> <str name="pagenum">1</str>
>> <str name="state">Iowa</str>
>> <str name="title">The Arrow</str>
>> <str name="xmlfile">Arrow/19160518_19200415/</str>
>> </doc>
>> </result>
>> </response>
>>
>> --
>> Sean



-- 
Lance Norskog
goksron@gmail.com

Re: JSON response truncated

[Erick Erickson <er...@gmail.com>]

Two things:
1> I suspect it's your servelet container rather than Solr since your JSON isn't
     well formatted. I have no clue where to set that up, but that's
where I'd look.
2> A side note. You may run into the default of 10,000 tokens that are indexed,
     see the <maxFieldLength> in solrconfig.xml. This is NOT what you're current
     problem is since if you exceed this limit you should still get
well-formatted XML
     But if you're sending large documents back and forth you might
see turncated
     *fields*

Best
Erick

On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 1:18 PM, Sean Adams-Hiett
<se...@webgeeksforhire.com> wrote:
> Summary of Issue:
> When specifying output as JSON, I get a truncated response.
>
>
> Details:
> The JSON output I get is truncated, causing errors for any parser that
> requires well-formed JSON. I have tried spot checking at a dozen different
> records by adjusting the "start=" attribute. I am using Solr 3.5 running as
> a Tomcat webapp on a portable hard drive. When getting the response as XML,
> it appears to work fine. I have provided some examples of the query I am
> using, as well as JSON and XML responses below.
>
> I am definitely new to working directly with Solr, although I have used it
> via Drupal for years and I have a pretty solid understanding of how it
> works at a high level. My best guess is that there is some setting that I
> am not aware of in schema.xml or solrconfig.xml that is causing this
> outcome. Any help in figuring this out would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> Example query:
> http://localhost:8080/solr/rolfe/select?indent=on&version=2.2&q=*%3A*&fq=&start=0&rows=10&fl=*%2Cscore&qt=&wt=json&explainOther=&hl.fl=
>
>
> Example JSON response:
>
> {
>  "responseHeader":{
>    "status":0,
>    "QTime":1},
>  "response":{"numFound":43678,"start":0,"maxScore":1.0,"docs":[
>      {
>        "contents":"idlotoer patriota department of the rolfe
> arrowlocal   itemsrobi anderson of denver, colo., ur-rived in plover
> the latter part of tho week for a short visit with relatives and
> iri'-.'idst <; owen returned monday from hampton, iowa. mr owen
> reports that .mrs owen w.is successfully operated upon in the hospital
> there, ;md is now w.'ll on the road to recovery.real estate loans-wo
> are quoting low rotes on real estate ioudb. if you are expecting to
> make u loan on your farm this year, it will pay you to see us.wo
> solicit your banking uusl--ness on the basis of prompt, efficient
> service to you.peoples saving banki5st. 1883 the community
> dank:~:~:~>m~:~:~x\"xkk-:->m~:~>®x\">¯ 11the variety of our win-ned
> goods should appeal lo œ i }ou. especially at this sea- ||[ son
> ('aimed   vegetables, canned fruits, meals, soups œ and  so  on.
> make  your housework  lighter during œ this season by being a con- œ
> slant \\isilor lo our canned goods department| saturday specials19c
> 19c 19c 19c 19c 19ci t11 i5:i!vlib. of pollock dakingpowder for ... 1
> cnn white seal lllnc-kitaspbenlea for \\i i.iiiih oysters forsaturday
> special þ' cans hominy forsaturday special i pkgs. com starch.i willi
> spoon) i large can plm applesaturday spi-riultwo kxtk\\ specials white
> (jrtipcse\\tra special pem'lii'k-kxtra .special15c 15cfred ehler's|
> the right place to tradem. i helvlg spent last sunday in hampton with
> his daughter, mikk ivis, who is in a hospital fn that city, recovering
> from the effects of ® recent operation. martin reports that she is
> getting rlong nicely and will probably be home some, time the latter
> part of the weekmr and mrs. f j sarhv were holfi visitors last
> saturday and sundaythe m y ¯. club met with mrs l. n. moody last
> thursday afternoonmr and mrs. chas. england, mid mrs. england's
> father. mr brle.kson. of albert city, mr. and mrs. enoch erlckson and
> children of marathon, and mr. and mrs. a b. cobbs of rolfe spent
> sunday at the a. w. hess home in tjii8 city.jack (j ton on was
> recently thrown from a horse and suffered a broken arm.if you want to
> buy a ®ood corn planter, buy a. \"cbbc\" and pet the rest. see j. w.
> mangun, plover, iowa.p. j. nacke has purchased a buick touring car,
> and is now busy learning to operate the same.miss freda gcmbler,
> daughter of pred oembler, was taken suddenly ill while in school one
> day last week. a physician was called and after examination pronounced
> it a case of scarlet fevermr sherlock of bmmotsburg was a business
> visitor here tuesday,1 h pollock has been making an improvement on bis
> farm residence by tho addition of a largo porch.ii .1. watts of des
> molncs spent sunday at the home of bis brother, chas. 15. watts.p 11.
> henderson has sold the building now occupied by the harness shop to
> geo. jcffriub.a. j eggspuehler has rctirfd from the management of the
> drury store mid is upending his time on his farm south of townif von
> want a gang plow that has no side draft, buy an \"oliver\" of j w
> \\!\\vr:!t\\, plover. iowa.m->v. iv. c. a. n'otksthe y w c a of plover
> lias been þliihe active of late, and the meetings held recently have
> enjoyed an excellent attendance. much interest has been shown in the
> work. it is certain that whatever we put into this work w.i will get
> as much out of it, and all young women of this community who desire
> right to win should give their support to the movement. make it a
> practice to attend our meetings-we ull need the spiritual
> food.twt-iity-8l\\ attended the meeting of inst week, and twenty were
> present at this week's meeting.miss ivis llclvig has missed the last
> two meeting!) on account of illness, but she is now improving rapidly
> and wo will expect to see her in attendance again soon.b--yplover
> \"y\" \\0tks the plover \"y\" donated $2.\" to the county work last
> week we have decided that we arc in this way put ting our money to
> very good use as the work is something extremely worth while. it will
> probably come in handy, as the county is a little short on money this
> yearif anyone has anything-money or other glftr.-to give to the \"y,\"
> {lr, for instance, the donation by mr c a oarlock, we would greatly
> appreciate it. and will put it lo the best use possible.afiflkat
> ilrondwny fttnr in n groat trod popular broadway play, supported by
> ilia beautiful unit attractive universal star. jtoremary tlieby.   a
> lavuli production, far hurpurblnir anything ever attempted on ttio
> speaking vtage. i a photoplay t-o unuhuat that it is worth golnjr
> mllck to hh.at the idle hour, friday, may, 12plover school notes m. a.
> koster, snpt.\"some districts begin with consolidation, some achieve
> consolidation, and some have consolidation thrust upon them ' we were
> surprised last week lo learn that some of our territory wab in tho
> very act of slipping away to other districts-there was no time- for
> 'watchful waiting' any longer saturday night petitions, signed by more
> than two-thirds of tho, voters, were presented to the board and the
> notices are now posted calling for a special election for may 20th, in
> the manual training room of tho plover school building. although we
> would ordinarily not consider ourselves in favor of consolidation for
> this district, we are strongly in favor of it in this particular
> situation it is possible for other districts to take territory from
> this district until we havo only sixteen sections remaining; in order
> to maintain the school at its pri-sent standard it would then be
> necessary to raise the tax rate from the present thirty-two mills to
> something over forty mills. we have no new building to erect, most of
> our equipment in here, consolidation would reduce the expense of
> operation by reason of the closing of tho outside schools, an
> additional $500 in state aid would be secured for next year;
> prnctirally no change (as explained last week) need be made in the
> school itself, we would have a larger terrl-tnr\\ from which to draw
> the running expenses - ' can see no reason why the tax rate should be
> raised at all next year under consolidation.an informal vote will be
> taken on tho day ot tho election to decide as to whether the present
> method of transportation shall be continued, and perhaps a barn or
> shed built for tin tianih, or whethc. the district prefers to purchase
> iiubboh and hire drivers it can he done either wayprobably it number
> of those who will come in to the election have never before had an
> opportunity to learn just exactly what we do here. why not plan to
> take a half-hour off saturday afternoon and look over our equipment.
> someono will be here all afternoon to show you the equipmentmr
> eggspiiehler kindly invited the entire school to a matinee tuesday
> afternoon. wo went down in a body from tho hchool building at 4
> o'clock, and enjoyed a film portraying tho lifo of general jackson the
> \"idle hour' is attempting to co-operate with the school by running nl
> least one cdu-catlonal film in the program saturday evening. this week
> it will be the story of abbolcm, as taken from tho diblc. this plan is
> to be tried during the remainder of the year as an experiment, if
> successful it will bo continued during the next school year.alfred
> roberts returned to school monday after an absence ot two weeks.tho
> seniors entertained the rest of the high school at their \"funeral\"
> last priday evening this was quite a jolly affair, despite the name.
> tho event of the evening was tho burial of tho class mascot, the spade
> which they have carried with them during their four years of high
> school life. ice cream and cake were served. we are all sorry that
> this is their last year, and yet we expect most of them back next year
> as bpcclal students in the normal training cottrbo-it will not be
> quite the same as it has been this year, howeverfreda gemblor is out
> of school this week on account of illness.tho hawkeyes will be
> entertained priday evening by the cleos. the latter promise their
> guests a good time.mrs. 11. a. kerns was ill the first of the week, so
> maudcllc was out of school monday to help in the housework.at last the
> flro escape is here, and is now being installed on the cast side of
> the building. it is a rather noisy job. but it wont last long, and tho
> results will, we believe, justify tho trouble involved50-->-plover
> methodist church notes hot. lewis ?f. moody, l'nstor last sunday
> evening several of our laymen again demonstrated the fact that a
> person need not be ordained in order to bo able to preach.
> ^sunday school at 10 o'clock and the preaching service at 11 o'clock,
> sunday morning.instead of the usual preaching scr-vlco next sunday
> evening, the ep-worth league will celebrate its anniversary by giving
> a mother's day program. everyone ib cordially invited, and especially
> the mothers of tho community. the offering, alter paying expenses,
> will go toward tho support of mr. roberts, the league's missionary in
> africa.¯-vbuy your farming machinery of us. wo have tho largest stock
> in tho county from which to make your selection. tho ware implement
> co., þware, iowa.     1 50tfpeterson well liked and here's our old
> friend, gus peterson, running for the republican nom-i: atlon, for
> county treasurer up in pocahontas county. if anything would make us
> vote the republican ticket it would be because gus peterson's name was
> on it. we have known liim fei thirty years, ever since he went to
> i'nincroy and started in the general merchandise business. our folks
> did practically all of their \"trading\" with him when he was in
> business, and there never was a squarer merchant anywhere. he is
> living in plover now, having moved there a few years ago to run a
> general merchandise store, which he has sold out. he is well educated,
> shrewd, careful, and honest tis the sun. if pocahontas county
> republican* should nominate gus peter-bon for treasurer they would
> never regret their action. it will occasion regret among his many
> friends in calhoun county that they do not live v/hero they can vote
> for him.-manson democrat3¯->laugh today, and tomorrow you may forget
> your grouch.a lot of people make a noise, but only a few got a
> hearing.notice in probate in the district court op the state op iowa,
> in and for pocahontas county: in the matter of the estate op joseph
> w.  gari/ock.  deceased-notice op the appointment of executorto whom
> it may concern:notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
> appointed and has qualified as administrator of tho estate of joseph w
> oarlock, late of pocahontas county, iowa, deceased. all persons in any
> manner indebted to said deceased or his estate will make payment to
> the undersigned; and tliosc having claims against said deceased or his
> estate will present them in manner and form as by law required, for
> allowance and payment.hated this 1st day of march. a. d., 1'hg.2-:it
> c. a garlock,adm of said estate.s>---->notice of specialcounty
> electionss:court house proposition state of  iowa      ^pocahontas
> county fpublic notice is hereby given that ii special election of the
> county of i'oc.ihontas. in the state of iowa, will be held on tho 5th
> day of june, 1916, at which election the following proposition will be
> submitted to the voters of said county, to be by them voted uponþ
> shall the county of pocahontas, in the state of iowa, erect a new
> court house, and borrow money by the issuance of bonds to the amount
> of $150,000.00 to defray the cost of the erection of such court house,
> and levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within said county, at
> the rate of not to exceed two (2)) mills on tho dollar of the taxable
> value, in addition to all other taxes, year bydrury'sspecial
> sale-on-men's work and dress hats and shoesa lot or men's $2.00 and
> $2.50 hats to go this sale at only       <œ f
> aoeach.......-......--- ®pi yoa lot of men's $1.60 and $2.00 hats to
> go this sale at only oftr*each --........-........--- \"ola lot of
> hoys' 50c and 76chatb to go nt ----........men's slippers, $3.60
> and$-1.00 values, at..........ladles' slippers, $3.00 and$3.50 values,
> at......children's slippers, in black, tan andwhite, to go
> at..............costa lot of ladies' house drosses, $1.25, $1.50 and
> $1 75 values at   œj qqa lot of 15c and 25c summer dress goods, to go
> at only, 1 (\\nper yard..............    l\"t25c $2.98 $2.78specials
> for 3 cans early juno peasspecial for saturday .. 3 5c plcga. any wash
> powderspecial for saturday-----7 bars pearl white laundrysoap,
> special-----.......1 10c bars of lloud soap forspecial for saturday .
>  . ^þ6dl*25c can poaches, heavy syruf special for saturday
> .saturday25c 10c 25c 25c 19c'crakd prize >   win ncr 'at, san
> franciscpthe low cloverleaf gives the manure two healthy beatings1x7e
> used to think that if we threw manure onto the ground any old way and
> plowed it under, we were doing a good job. but now we know that won't
> do. to do any real good, the manure must be broken up into small
> pieces and spread evenly.the low cloverleaf spreader is the one that
> does this \\vork best. it gives the manure two healthy beatings, one
> with the regular beater, the other with the wide spread disks. when
> the manure reaches the ground in that condition your soil gets all the
> good there is in it, and gets it quickly. the low cloverleaf is one
> spreader it will pay you to see before you buy. see tbe local dealer
> who has one set up for you to look at.international harvester company
> of america(bcarpontcj) low clorerlesf spreaders are sold byj. w.
> mangun, plover, iowai 1i 1!i*cheapest in the long run best from the
> startimckenzie steel fence posts give lln-rijjhl iippriinimx lo i he
> fiirm. tintl ttrc rapidly roming inlo general use in ihe best
> loctil-ilies, where liind values arc highest, sleel fence posls are
> very popularmckenzik steel fence posts can be ([tiickly set. simpk
> drive ihcm into ihe ground; and can he easily moved lo another
> location. this feature alone is worth more lltiin will first appear lo
> you.mckenzie steel fence posts admit of ihe farm being kepi free from
> noxious weeds by making it possible to burn over the ground along the
> fence as often as desired, without injury to the fence.mckenzie steel
> fence posts are much superior lo other sleel fence posls in many ways.
> they are heavy, and the shape is such thai tbe utmost strength is
> assured. uigidky when in the ground is sure, as the steel side plate
> is large .ind so secured that it ciinnol become detached, or shear off
> ihe rivets holding il, when the post is being driven into the bard
> ground. all wires attached lo tbe posts are grounded, conse-tpienlh
> then- is no danger- of live stock being killed by lightning, in coming
> m eon-lacl with the tenec.mckenzie steel cop.ner and strain pos'i's
> are long and heavy, with large anchor plates, and make a strong,
> permanent antl attractive anchorage for the fence. a mckenzik steel
> fence is the fence hint you ought to liave on your farm.the principle
> is righl-the posts are right-the prices are right-c-^jplease call and
> see these postsplover lumber companyplover,
> iowa-x\":--xx-v<®x®.x-k-:^:-:®:-:-x><->:\"><^ii!v v vit!vtii*iiivo
> trill havo for sntiirtny i-'rosli stran-licrrlcs, celery, lotiicp,
> had-ishes, aflpnragns, oranges ltnnanas antl appleshighest prices
> paidjfor butter and eggs. call us uj saturday and find out what th>y
> are.yours for a square dealed drljryby the clerksyear, to pay 6ald
> bonds and the interest thereon until said ponds and the interest
> thereon are. completely paid\"the polls of said election will be open
> from el^ht o'clock a. m . until seven o'clock v m, in the several
> election precincts of said county, at the corresponding polling
> places, as fnllowb'(pri-cliictl- ll'ollinr places) -bclhillp    ..town
> of palmer t'edar..     . town of fonda. icenter     ...townof
> pocahonui>        iclinton .....town of rolfe.colfax . . .-center
> school housr cummins ..center school house dos moines.. center school
> housedover.....town of varina.garfield_____center school
> house.grant-___center school house.lake no. 1 . -center school house.
> lake no. 2...town of gilmore citylincoln_____center school
> house.uzard.......school houhe.walsutjlst.marshall----center school
> house.powhatan. . town of ploverroosevelt----center school
> housesherman----village of ware.swan lake.. town of laurens.
> washington-town of havelock. at -which election all of tho legal1
> voters of said county are no
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> idlotoer patriota department of the rolfe arrowlocal itemsrobi anderson of
> denver, colo., ur-rived in plover the latter part of tho week for a short
> visit with relatives and iri'-.'idst <; owen returned monday from hampton,
> iowa. mr owen reports that .mrs owen w.is successfully operated upon in the
> hospital there, ;md is now w.'ll on the road to recovery.real estate
> loans-wo are quoting low rotes on real estate ioudb. if you are expecting
> to make u loan on your farm this year, it will pay you to see us.wo solicit
> your banking uusl--ness on the basis of prompt, efficient service to
> you.peoples saving banki5st. 1883 the community
> dank:~:~:~>m~:~:~x"xkk-:->m~:~>®x">¯ 11the variety of our win-ned goods
> should appeal lo œ i }ou. especially at this sea- ||[ son ('aimed
> vegetables, canned fruits, meals, soups œ and so on. make your housework
> lighter during œ this season by being a con- œ slant \isilor lo our canned
> goods department| saturday specials19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19ci t11 i5:i!vlib.
> of pollock dakingpowder for ... 1 cnn white seal lllnc-kitaspbenlea for \i
> i.iiiih oysters forsaturday special þ' cans hominy forsaturday special i
> pkgs. com starch.i willi spoon) i large can plm applesaturday spi-riultwo
> kxtk\ specials white (jrtipcse\tra special pem'lii'k-kxtra .special15c
> 15cfred ehler's| the right place to tradem. i helvlg spent last sunday in
> hampton with his daughter, mikk ivis, who is in a hospital fn that city,
> recovering from the effects of ® recent operation. martin reports that she
> is getting rlong nicely and will probably be home some, time the latter
> part of the weekmr and mrs. f j sarhv were holfi visitors last saturday and
> sundaythe m y ¯. club met with mrs l. n. moody last thursday afternoonmr
> and mrs. chas. england, mid mrs. england's father. mr brle.kson. of albert
> city, mr. and mrs. enoch erlckson and children of marathon, and mr. and
> mrs. a b. cobbs of rolfe spent sunday at the a. w. hess home in tjii8
> city.jack (j ton on was recently thrown from a horse and suffered a broken
> arm.if you want to buy a ®ood corn planter, buy a. "cbbc" and pet the rest.
> see j. w. mangun, plover, iowa.p. j. nacke has purchased a buick touring
> car, and is now busy learning to operate the same.miss freda gcmbler,
> daughter of pred oembler, was taken suddenly ill while in school one day
> last week. a physician was called and after examination pronounced it a
> case of scarlet fevermr sherlock of bmmotsburg was a business visitor here
> tuesday,1 h pollock has been making an improvement on bis farm residence by
> tho addition of a largo porch.ii .1. watts of des molncs spent sunday at
> the home of bis brother, chas. 15. watts.p 11. henderson has sold the
> building now occupied by the harness shop to geo. jcffriub.a. j eggspuehler
> has rctirfd from the management of the drury store mid is upending his time
> on his farm south of townif von want a gang plow that has no side draft,
> buy an "oliver" of j w \!\vr:!t\, plover. iowa.m->v. iv. c. a. n'otksthe y
> w c a of plover lias been þliihe active of late, and the meetings held
> recently have enjoyed an excellent attendance. much interest has been shown
> in the work. it is certain that whatever we put into this work w.i will get
> as much out of it, and all young women of this community who desire right
> to win should give their support to the movement. make it a practice to
> attend our meetings-we ull need the spiritual food.twt-iity-8l\ attended
> the meeting of inst week, and twenty were present at this week's
> meeting.miss ivis llclvig has missed the last two meeting!) on account of
> illness, but she is now improving rapidly and wo will expect to see her in
> attendance again soon.b--yplover "y" \0tks the plover "y" donated $2." to
> the county work last week we have decided that we arc in this way put ting
> our money to very good use as the work is something extremely worth while.
> it will probably come in handy, as the county is a little short on money
> this yearif anyone has anything-money or other glftr.-to give to the "y,"
> {lr, for instance, the donation by mr c a oarlock, we would greatly
> appreciate it. and will put it lo the best use possible.afiflkat ilrondwny
> fttnr in n groat trod popular broadway play, supported by ilia beautiful
> unit attractive universal star. jtoremary tlieby. a lavuli production, far
> hurpurblnir anything ever attempted on ttio speaking vtage. i a photoplay
> t-o unuhuat that it is worth golnjr mllck to hh.at the idle hour, friday,
> may, 12plover school notes m. a. koster, snpt."some districts begin with
> consolidation, some achieve consolidation, and some have consolidation
> thrust upon them ' we were surprised last week lo learn that some of our
> territory wab in tho very act of slipping away to other districts-there was
> no time- for 'watchful waiting' any longer saturday night petitions, signed
> by more than two-thirds of tho, voters, were presented to the board and the
> notices are now posted calling for a special election for may 20th, in the
> manual training room of tho plover school building. although we would
> ordinarily not consider ourselves in favor of consolidation for this
> district, we are strongly in favor of it in this particular situation it is
> possible for other districts to take territory from this district until we
> havo only sixteen sections remaining; in order to maintain the school at
> its pri-sent standard it would then be necessary to raise the tax rate from
> the present thirty-two mills to something over forty mills. we have no new
> building to erect, most of our equipment in here, consolidation would
> reduce the expense of operation by reason of the closing of tho outside
> schools, an additional $500 in state aid would be secured for next year;
> prnctirally no change (as explained last week) need be made in the school
> itself, we would have a larger terrl-tnr\ from which to draw the running
> expenses - ' can see no reason why the tax rate should be raised at all
> next year under consolidation.an informal vote will be taken on tho day ot
> tho election to decide as to whether the present method of transportation
> shall be continued, and perhaps a barn or shed built for tin tianih, or
> whethc. the district prefers to purchase iiubboh and hire drivers it can he
> done either wayprobably it number of those who will come in to the election
> have never before had an opportunity to learn just exactly what we do here.
> why not plan to take a half-hour off saturday afternoon and look over our
> equipment. someono will be here all afternoon to show you the equipmentmr
> eggspiiehler kindly invited the entire school to a matinee tuesday
> afternoon. wo went down in a body from tho hchool building at 4 o'clock,
> and enjoyed a film portraying tho lifo of general jackson the "idle hour'
> is attempting to co-operate with the school by running nl least one
> cdu-catlonal film in the program saturday evening. this week it will be the
> story of abbolcm, as taken from tho diblc. this plan is to be tried during
> the remainder of the year as an experiment, if successful it will bo
> continued during the next school year.alfred roberts returned to school
> monday after an absence ot two weeks.tho seniors entertained the rest of
> the high school at their "funeral" last priday evening this was quite a
> jolly affair, despite the name. tho event of the evening was tho burial of
> tho class mascot, the spade which they have carried with them during their
> four years of high school life. ice cream and cake were served. we are all
> sorry that this is their last year, and yet we expect most of them back
> next year as bpcclal students in the normal training cottrbo-it will not be
> quite the same as it has been this year, howeverfreda gemblor is out of
> school this week on account of illness.tho hawkeyes will be entertained
> priday evening by the cleos. the latter promise their guests a good
> time.mrs. 11. a. kerns was ill the first of the week, so maudcllc was out
> of school monday to help in the housework.at last the flro escape is here,
> and is now being installed on the cast side of the building. it is a rather
> noisy job. but it wont last long, and tho results will, we believe, justify
> tho trouble involved50-->-plover methodist church notes hot. lewis ?f.
> moody, l'nstor last sunday evening several of our laymen again demonstrated
> the fact that a person need not be ordained in order to bo able to preach.
> ^sunday school at 10 o'clock and the preaching service at 11 o'clock,
> sunday morning.instead of the usual preaching scr-vlco next sunday evening,
> the ep-worth league will celebrate its anniversary by giving a mother's day
> program. everyone ib cordially invited, and especially the mothers of tho
> community. the offering, alter paying expenses, will go toward tho support
> of mr. roberts, the league's missionary in africa.¯-vbuy your farming
> machinery of us. wo have tho largest stock in tho county from which to make
> your selection. tho ware implement co., þware, iowa. 1 50tfpeterson well
> liked and here's our old friend, gus peterson, running for the republican
> nom-i: atlon, for county treasurer up in pocahontas county. if anything
> would make us vote the republican ticket it would be because gus peterson's
> name was on it. we have known liim fei thirty years, ever since he went to
> i'nincroy and started in the general merchandise business. our folks did
> practically all of their "trading" with him when he was in business, and
> there never was a squarer merchant anywhere. he is living in plover now,
> having moved there a few years ago to run a general merchandise store,
> which he has sold out. he is well educated, shrewd, careful, and honest tis
> the sun. if pocahontas county republican* should nominate gus peter-bon for
> treasurer they would never regret their action. it will occasion regret
> among his many friends in calhoun county that they do not live v/hero they
> can vote for him.-manson democrat3¯->laugh today, and tomorrow you may
> forget your grouch.a lot of people make a noise, but only a few got a
> hearing.notice in probate in the district court op the state op iowa, in
> and for pocahontas county: in the matter of the estate op joseph w.
> gari/ock. deceased-notice op the appointment of executorto whom it may
> concern:notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and
> has qualified as administrator of tho estate of joseph w oarlock, late of
> pocahontas county, iowa, deceased. all persons in any manner indebted to
> said deceased or his estate will make payment to the undersigned; and
> tliosc having claims against said deceased or his estate will present them
> in manner and form as by law required, for allowance and payment.hated this
> 1st day of march. a. d., 1'hg.2-:it c. a garlock,adm of said
> estate.s>---->notice of specialcounty electionss:court house proposition
> state of iowa ^pocahontas county fpublic notice is hereby given that ii
> special election of the county of i'oc.ihontas. in the state of iowa, will
> be held on tho 5th day of june, 1916, at which election the following
> proposition will be submitted to the voters of said county, to be by them
> voted uponþ shall the county of pocahontas, in the state of iowa, erect a
> new court house, and borrow money by the issuance of bonds to the amount of
> $150,000.00 to defray the cost of the erection of such court house, and
> levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within said county, at the rate
> of not to exceed two (2)) mills on tho dollar of the taxable value, in
> addition to all other taxes, year bydrury'sspecial sale-on-men's work and
> dress hats and shoesa lot or men's $2.00 and $2.50 hats to go this sale at
> only <œ f aoeach.......-......--- ®pi yoa lot of men's $1.60 and $2.00 hats
> to go this sale at only oftr*each --........-........--- "ola lot of hoys'
> 50c and 76chatb to go nt ----........men's slippers, $3.60 and$-1.00
> values, at..........ladles' slippers, $3.00 and$3.50 values,
> at......children's slippers, in black, tan andwhite, to go
> at..............costa lot of ladies' house drosses, $1.25, $1.50 and $1 75
> values at œj qqa lot of 15c and 25c summer dress goods, to go at only, 1
> (\nper yard.............. l"t25c $2.98 $2.78specials for 3 cans early juno
> peasspecial for saturday .. 3 5c plcga. any wash powderspecial for
> saturday-----7 bars pearl white laundrysoap, special-----.......1 10c bars
> of lloud soap forspecial for saturday . . ^þ6dl*25c can poaches, heavy
> syruf special for saturday .saturday25c 10c 25c 25c 19c'crakd prize > win
> ncr 'at, san franciscpthe low cloverleaf gives the manure two healthy
> beatings1x7e used to think that if we threw manure onto the ground any old
> way and plowed it under, we were doing a good job. but now we know that
> won't do. to do any real good, the manure must be broken up into small
> pieces and spread evenly.the low cloverleaf spreader is the one that does
> this \vork best. it gives the manure two healthy beatings, one with the
> regular beater, the other with the wide spread disks. when the manure
> reaches the ground in that condition your soil gets all the good there is
> in it, and gets it quickly. the low cloverleaf is one spreader it will pay
> you to see before you buy. see tbe local dealer who has one set up for you
> to look at.international harvester company of america(bcarpontcj) low
> clorerlesf spreaders are sold byj. w. mangun, plover, iowai 1i 1!i*cheapest
> in the long run best from the startimckenzie steel fence posts give
> lln-rijjhl iippriinimx lo i he fiirm. tintl ttrc rapidly roming inlo
> general use in ihe best loctil-ilies, where liind values arc highest, sleel
> fence posls are very popularmckenzik steel fence posts can be ([tiickly
> set. simpk drive ihcm into ihe ground; and can he easily moved lo another
> location. this feature alone is worth more lltiin will first appear lo
> you.mckenzie steel fence posts admit of ihe farm being kepi free from
> noxious weeds by making it possible to burn over the ground along the fence
> as often as desired, without injury to the fence.mckenzie steel fence posts
> are much superior lo other sleel fence posls in many ways. they are heavy,
> and the shape is such thai tbe utmost strength is assured. uigidky when in
> the ground is sure, as the steel side plate is large .ind so secured that
> it ciinnol become detached, or shear off ihe rivets holding il, when the
> post is being driven into the bard ground. all wires attached lo tbe posts
> are grounded, conse-tpienlh then- is no danger- of live stock being killed
> by lightning, in coming m eon-lacl with the tenec.mckenzie steel cop.ner
> and strain pos'i's are long and heavy, with large anchor plates, and make a
> strong, permanent antl attractive anchorage for the fence. a mckenzik steel
> fence is the fence hint you ought to liave on your farm.the principle is
> righl-the posts are right-the prices are right-c-^jplease call and see
> these postsplover lumber companyplover,
> iowa-x":--xx-v<®x®.x-k-:^:-:®:-:-x><->:"><^ii!v v vit!vtii*iiivo trill havo
> for sntiirtny i-'rosli stran-licrrlcs, celery, lotiicp, had-ishes,
> aflpnragns, oranges ltnnanas antl appleshighest prices paidjfor butter and
> eggs. call us uj saturday and find out what th>y are.yours for a square
> dealed drljryby the clerksyear, to pay 6ald bonds and the interest thereon
> until said ponds and the interest thereon are. completely paid"the polls of
> said election will be open from el^ht o'clock a. m . until seven o'clock v
> m, in the several election precincts of said county, at the corresponding
> polling places, as fnllowb'(pri-cliictl- ll'ollinr places) -bclhillp ..town
> of palmer t'edar.. . town of fonda. icenter ...townof pocahonui> iclinton
> .....town of rolfe.colfax . . .-center school housr cummins ..center school
> house dos moines.. center school housedover.....town of
> varina.garfield_____center school house.grant-___center school house.lake
> no. 1 . -center school house. lake no. 2...town of gilmore
> citylincoln_____center school house.uzard.......school
> houhe.walsutjlst.marshall----center school house.powhatan. . town of
> ploverroosevelt----center school housesherman----village of ware.swan
> lake.. town of laurens. washington-town of havelock. at -which election all
> of tho legal1 voters of said county are notified tr appear at said tlrno
> and place.this nouce is given by order of tb< hoard of supervisors.dated at
> pocahontas this 38th da.-of april. 1sk.m. m. noah.shcrif(((seall)i i,.
> 0'donnel.l.county audito' first published in the arrow urn 27th day of
> april, 1916. 2-*"how's tjiis?wo offer one hundred dollars reward for any.
> case of catarit that cannot be cured by ham's-catarrh cure., f. j. cheney &
> co.. toledo, o.we, the undersigned, have known i-.. > cheney for the last
> 35 ycors, and bc"øv! him perfectly honor.italo in all buslnew transaction!)
> und financially able to carrs out any obligations made by hla
> ]jj!"i,national bank ok commerce, toledo, ohall's catarrh cure is taken
> interna"* acting directly upon th'e blood ana mv cous fturfacrc-of the
> system. testimonial sent free. price 75 cents per bottlo. b""i by nil
> druggists. .,,.,ta>.t¯k® hull-* faml>t pllt¯ for eon¯up®.ut-
> </str>
> <str name="country">United States of America</str>
> <str name="date">1916-01-01</str>
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> <str name="lang">English</str>
> <str name="pagenum">1</str>
> <str name="state">Iowa</str>
> <str name="title">The Arrow</str>
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> Sean