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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
Holdingford.
Dec. 28. and Mrs. 5Batx were ST
Sd. Clout recent visit ting friends.

Dec. s28. Il i. and Mrs. Batx were I'll,
Isl. Cloud recently visiti ing riends. 3s
u Peter Herman made 9 complaint Be
fore Justice Camp against JOhnS Dobie..
accusing him OF staaling rood which,
the defendant said he never did, and
when it came up before the jtetice the
com planning witness was eager te with
draw the complaint and it was settled ty
each one paying, half Of the sosts, whic;l
amounted to 800 &, Y. ..ss6
+ VIM. Zwak had severe attack Of La
Grippe and was Obliged to go home for q
Efew days and u now improving rapidly.
The town board held special meeting
and appointed j. =. Pollauechs chairman
OF supervisors. Valentine Bate. resigned
on account OF his cen atOrshlp.
John G. Momberg, John Gazett. ] :. E.
Cooling and j.. K: Martin. prominent
business men of Rice, were in the village
q week ago last Sunday. - p.
D. B. Cannon, our county surveyor
~as surveying the northern part OF this
town recently. #G =.
Miss Lenora Batz,' who is attending
the high school in st. Cloud, is spending
a two weeks Christmas vacation at
home. T.. -. zs<-
Andrew Rahlstin took busl"ess trip
to Minneapolis and is expected home the
latter part Of this week. 1
Mrs Rose Wardian, who is employed
iu millinery store in st. Cloud, il spend
ing her Christmas I vacation with her
MOI h.r and ola lives p
The school closed last Friday for q
week and Mics. Keller, teacher OF the
senior department left for. st. Cloud, and
Miss WaltmaD, teacher of the junior de-
partment left for Royalton to spend
Christmas. 3 =!
Mr.. aud Mr.. Math. Wardian, OF Rich
mond. were Spending their Christmas
with relatives here.
A sociable party gathered at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Deidrich on
Christ mas evening". First supper Was
served then Mrs. Deidrich and MISS Rose
Wardian entertained the party by some
fine music and the rest Of the evening
was spent in card playing.
The correspondent wishes happy and
progressive New Year to the publishers
and. a happy one to all the readers o
The Herald -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
5

Dec he q Christ q mas festivals
t,l2braf tlsiu hon f d III glory.
years have asse.l & alncs the fiirrt
one sivnss held ChriAtn al morniinit 1T 6
O'clock g religions service vas held at
THE Swedish Lutheran church and il the
evening a festival was held at Riverside
Grove farm. "A good program was
gwen. The childre,, did welt. Ten girls
sang. The congregation wi.h thew
would keep on and then Darling would
have have q good choir. .5 ... .s.> ..= 4
At 1890 4. IN. 6 Dec. 26th, in the
church, Rev. @ y. Glim, of Rock Island
ILL, spoke and in tnrseyenlng Christ
mas tree was placed in the church.
There was q long program and the
church was crowded. The teachers and
Sunday school children received hand
| some gifts. The teachers got three
chairs, one Tor each Of them, Tor tbeil
faithfulness. -"
| Our business men are mad to heal
I that g. saloon Iii started ia Randall.
! They wish to know if they cannot kick
it out. -.
August Zimmern an went last week to
spend Christ mas at New Ulm.
When in Little Falls, cali at the H er
q i'd and get 80 calendar.
.Albin %Sanderson. J. Sanderson and
two brothers Of Ole Johnson have re-
turned from the big woods.
O. Martinsou from Cnldrum was W
here and spent Christmas.
Misses Mamie and Selma Hanson art
home to, spe..d a weeks vacation.
The Herald takes wood on sub
scriptlon.
The Pike Greek people have mucl
trouble with land agents, but don't for
get that one OF them got q NEWSPAPER
free for two years-indeed, avery liberia
present. This is the time n6w TO maxi
up your mind which paper you want fol
next year. A new correspondent may
come in and tell you more stores than
you can remember. Last winter some
one said he saw dozen wolves at one,
and nearly killed all business. Anyone
publishing that ought to be kicked GU
of here.
We wish all happy New Year.
. Gail at the H erald office and get {
calendar for 1859.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30

An attractive feature OF the January
Ladies Home Journal is the collection OF
photographs of''Some Remarkable Old
Ladies - art'sticalIy grouped on single
page. OF the fourteen old ladies', all are
above four-score. and five are centen.
arians. The photograph OF each one re-
fleets the beauty OF a happy lie OF we'll
doing-a beauty that time cannot obllt-
crate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30

The old reliable Hair Eestorer
and Invigorator. for over thirty
years the leader in it's line. If
you give it a trial you will recon-
mend it to your friends. For sale b,
L. D. BROWN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
FleusDurg

FIensburg, Dec. 2S.-Sanla Claus was
very liberal around Flensburg this year
A school entertainment was given ir
the village school here last Friday. The
fine large building hurdIy afforded stand
ing room for those fortunate enough te
be able to go.
M. and Mrs. Abe Gallaher gave g
dance and oyster supper last Friday
evening 4 good time is reported.
The members Of the Swedish Mission
church had their christmas tree last
night. A program OF reading, recitA'
tons and si"ging Was enjoyed by all
Two ministers were present from LITTLE
Falls ,.
While in Little Falls. call at the H er
a ! d and get pretty 50 calendar free.
We understand that John Anderson,
formerly OF thi] place. has begun suit
against his foster parents, to recover
wages IT.. III the time he was OF age until
ayear ago.
Theodore Tokarski and VIM. Young
will go to the pineries for Z. b. Buchanan
this winter.
The H er a | d takes " ood-hard or
soft-on subscription. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen spent Christ
mas in ParkertOWn. .s> -
Alex Setterstrom. OF st. Paul. formerly
OF tins place, was here M 'nday looking
after his farm Ill 1 cord wood here.
Ole Bergstrom and daughter Clara
were III Little Falls Saturday buying
Christmas presents, :" -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
oatarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease:
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and IN order to, cure it You
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, aifd
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrll Cure is not u
qnack medicine. It. was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this country
for years. and is regular prescription.
1t is composed OF the best tones known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination Of the two
ingredients is what produces such won
derful results IN curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials, tree. SIS. *. 4 b
II. j. CHENEY & e on 81.
..4.z@ A.. s.ss. Toledo,
Sold by druggists, price Sc.
!. Halls Family Pills are the best.
The HeraIdtakes wood on subs Grip
ton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
The Glass Dagger.
F3;| y9f7;ll:
AT SPECIAL TRIP RATE.

This large illustrated sportsman's weekly
is just the paper for you if you are a shccter
or angler or amateur sailor or camper or
called the "sportsna:?' home Journal" Be-
cause all in the home read i. To know it
is to like it. The price is 10 cents per cory
(of all newsdealers); but t!1;:t you may get
acquainted with FOREST A::o STREAM Send
. cents (silver or stamps, and we will send
the paper for four weeks as a s~ecial trial trip
Our catalogue of best books on outdoor
sports will come to you free. Address
FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING co.
$40 Broadway, New York.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30

! Buy Home Bakery bread free
from alum, good and vi oleeome.
On sale at Tanners O;Shea' 8, jacob.
SONS, Phillip !, and at Home Bak,
cry. Vasaly block 4 Us
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
Buchanan,

Dec. 20. A land agent of st. Cloud
was here last week selling land.
Anton Rone!lentitsch, who is studying
at st. Johns University, is home for the
holidays.
August Klachtka, Of North Prairie,
visited Anton Ronellenfitsch last thurs
day.
The Buchanan band played well in
church on Christmas day.
Mr.. WINNER, OF st. Cloud, was IN
Buchanan last Monday with LOAF Q
beer. -
The lumber jacks from HilIman spent
the Christmas holidaysfn buckmau.
John Noll. OF buchanan, will marry
Lizzie v oks,,of Lake Henry, next spring.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
.Gilber,t:

/. Dec, q Iva I'd. and II Ohm lsevery
/ art. hustllng ~ pod for the winter. They
expect to leave for. the woods soon
August aud G. Is. Johnso on we're at the
county seat Eriaa,.
{ Call at The H era ! q and 9 30
calendar. s RE 33
$ Tom Tuttle spent Thursday ~ taking
i i stroll to Ft. Ripley and back. Tom
il very fond of walking and fortunately
he ha. all the opportunities Young
fellow can expecs. .,:..-G% & q. 2.s5
julius and Carl J ohns on spent 2 very
enjoyable Xmas ut Ad. DAVIS:
There was nee; Christmas. party at
Nels Henryson's Sunday. n good many
nejghbors being -present. IS.
Mr.. and Mra. Samuel Tough visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tuttle Sunday to
spend the holiday with them. 1$ s.@ 7
The Christmas dance at Davis was. a
very enjoyable one. The older PEG pie as
we'll as the younger dues had q splendid
time. .,.5~ =. * :@5..=.~. Ky
lie acux. ~
Dec. 27.-Mr. kubis,ewski OF Mil
waukee, W.T. is attending the college OF
st. Johns, arrived here last week Friday
Father Zusczynski. n.. $50.
Anton koziol expects Mr.. Zowado's
family from Opole.
Wood taken on subscription at T he
h aid.
Next Saturday will be celebrated by
Father Zuscz~nski, Che last day of the
old year, and thanks given for all the
gifts OF the year. j:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Simon Tylman and Mrs:
Joseph kufel were visiting Joseph WoZ-
nlak's family last Monday afternoon.
: The pal ocLial school stopped the 23d,
and will have vacation until after New
Year s. -,
Alex Wochnik was at Little Falls Sat
urday on business with Albert Syguka.
Stanislaus Gunslak, OF Swan River,
took Il load OF wheat to Little Falls last
Saturday.
Frank Gallus. Dan Schlichting and
Charles Boroch, Of North Prairie, and
Martin Liasky, OF Little Falls, were Wis
iting Ledoux last Monday.
William Shuda, the mechanic, Of Min
neapolis, who is spending his Christmas
with his parents at Pike Creek, was
visitor here last Sunday and Monday.
Joe krfel, OF Little Falls, came on a
bicycle Sunday morning to visit his par,
ents and father-in-law over Christmas.
A good lecture was given by Robert
Ross, the school teacher liz district ID.
Quite u number attended.
John kintop and James Shick, OF Lit
tie Fails. were visiting their father in
law, u. Faldinski, during Christmas.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
REGGS' -.......
LITTLE GIANT
<z..z,.,-,,,.,.- PILLS

WIZ? do vol cor: 2!ni:2 Of Indigest-
ion, Constipation s;ie>: Liver Ills. when
BEGelS' i.1ET1 I: GIANT: PILLS
are within suc,, s>.<;.. each, they are today
without 4 superior. DO not grip or grippe
and can be relied upon to effect e. spec
DIV cure. when ii! others fail. Be sure
and ask for BEGGS Take no substitute.
For sale by LID BROWN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
Belle Pralrle

dec. %. Jean Reardon was in Brain
erd last week.
OBJ. Sims and family are quite i'll with
colds. :.
Miss Nellie Monroe, OF St. Cloud, is
visiting friends here this week.. =
J. B. Gardner was in town. Wednes-
dav. 81"
Call at the H erald whenin Little
Falls and get a beautiful calendar free. .
NJ. E. Coe was in Brainerd last week.
G.W. Mckee, Mrs. e. E. Trebby and
daughter Vernette. went 10 Fl Ripley
Sunday#to spend Christmas with Mr..
and: Mrs. Frank Cook. =. 81,
Mrs. Robert Russell is on the sick list.
L. W. Aver went to Little Falls Satpr-
day. < n, ts
The Herald takes woodward or
soft--on subscription. :. n
A Christmas tree: was held at the: old
store Christmas eve. 4 short program
was held which is as follows: =
Gresting s3ng by the sunday schG ;}1
Unless change my r11ind.;1 .
Short recitation...... ......."......IsabellH Hill
Christmas Eve thoughts....;;: Bessie Russell
49,. D@ BY the Infant Glass
Santa Claus on the train. Minnie Reaper
r r1 Goiden sta;rs .Min sSa }ohnson
our Christmas greeting. Ella Russell
Christmas Tree "a song s:::, ~: .o.,
Her Dream..... .........:.Fannie Farrand
Christnas:,..... ..................... Maud Hill
Wbieb G Is Mfna Gnase
A real Santa Claus............W Waiter :Farrandl
GEandotherS W Myrt1s Gorst
Welcome Santa Claus "a song).:... .....
-. ........."............By the Sunday school
{ Mr.. L. W. Aver, who has been att
Swan Lake, came home last weee to,
spend Christmas.
Mrs. M. E. Coe is quite i'll.
w. J. and Arthur sHutchins, OF Crow:
Wing, spent Saturday and Sunday with
James Gardner. {
Mrs. L. w. Aver is very i'll with cry;
sir elas. ., !
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hall, SAM
Gauthier. Ida Gauthier, Beanie Gauthier,i
George Butler and few Others came
over>from Green Prairie Saturday to at
tend the, Christmas tree. -. >-r.,> !
r. M. Cyrus and Fannie Farrand spent
Wednesday IN Little Falls. ',.'- -.
Miss Rosanna Picotte, Who has been:
attending school, at Little Falls, came
home last week to spend vacation with
her parents,> Mr.. and Mrs Peter Picotte.
zz @1s IL For Sale. ..v II / !
!. thereby offer my hall interest in
lots Nos. s. 6 and Z in block 4, To-
Gated in the village Of Pierz, Morri;
son county, M1nn., Tor a. reasonable
price. ~. $..s.... IS. S. [ 8. SO J
81 : :. ..J.. .:. .s i. JACOB NE1sIUs,
a. s. ..z .,.:.. Pierz, MINI. :
i Buy Home. Bakery bread free
from alum, good and y holesome.
On sale at Tanners, O;Shea 3, jacob.
SONS, Phillips !, anu at Home Bak.
cry, Vasaly block. q. || u.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30

I. l.. Warren returned Sunday
morning from Il trip to the northern
pineries, and lett: Tuesday to visit
the Cross Lake tagging camps. u
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
THRONE LIGHTS.

Queen Victoria has had a loaded pistol
leveled at her royal person no fewer than
five times. She has narrowly escaped from
death, however, nine times.
The Emperor william has dispatched
two water color drawings, done by him
self, to St. Petersburg for presentation to
the officers Of the cruiser Rossiya, which
he inspected during his visit to Russia
The sultan Of Turkey Is greatly influ-
enced in his public policy by a Swede,
Carl Jerssen, who was common artisan,
employed, before Abdul Hands .acces-
sion, In the workshops of the Yildiz kiosk.
Tho youngest heir apparent In Europe is
the infant son Of Prince Ferdinand Of
Bulgaria. Although only years old, few
children have been more, discussed than
Prince Boris, for the question of his reli-
gion has raised q great deal Of feeling on
the continent, his mother being an ardent
Roman Catholic, while the religion of the
baby's future kingdom is Greek Orthodox.
Queen Wtlhelmina Of Holland has a
new sutton in the person Of Prince viii.
liam Of WED, just 81 years old, who is at
the present moment q lieutenant Of the
cavalry regiment Of Gardes du Corps at
Potsdam, in the splendid uniform of
which he looks so handsome and dashing
that he has become serious rival to
Prince Harold Of Denmark in the graces
Of Queen Wilhelmina
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
LESSONS OF LIFE.

The fruit of success docs not grow on
the tree Of idleness.
1t is not wise to neglect present oppor-
tunities in the hope of meeting greater
ones.
The man who has resisted temptation
is safer than one who has yet to meet the
tempter.
Listen to the advice Of the man who has
failed and follow that of him who has
succeeded.
There is but little that man may not
accomplish, but do not seek that which is
unattainable.
No man ever climbed a ladder at q
bound. Each round represents step In
the progress of achievement. "i
Battles are won only by fighting, and
the more earnest the fight, with might
and mind fully engaged, the greater will
be the victory.
An imitator may reach q measure of sue
cess, but it will only serve to show how
much greater he might have become had
he been original.
The farmer never lived who could reap
a crop without sowing seed, and the crop
he reaps shows the kind Of seed he used
and how he sowed it. .~
The simplest thoughts reach and touch
the hearts of men. From the dullest pig
ments artists have painted their most brill
liant masterpieces. The meanest materials
are used in the construction Of great edi-
fees. Therefore, do not scorn humble OBJ
ieCts. Press.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
NOTABLE CAREERS.

sCervantes lived from 1547 to 1919. Hi
active literary life covered only ten years.
Sir Walter Raleigh lived from 1863 tt
1915 His literary life covered about Il
years. ,o,. 49, ... ..s. ,.G,.5s'--..-.
Although the Duke Of Wellington lived
from 1859, 1.-THE year Of great babies, - t.
1869, his reputation was made in one day
on the field Of Waterloo. E@
Butler lived 6S years, from 1919 to 1880
the only work by which he is remembered
being the 'Hudibras, y said to have been
written in loss than q year.
Hnnnibal's life lasted "a years, but, al
though he continued his hostilities ngain5,
Rome, from first to last, over ~ years. his
fame as soldier depended almost alto
gether upon the first two years campaign
In Italy.
Voltaire was born in 1894 and began t.
write poetry at the aye Of II years. con.
tinuing literary work until shortly bcfor.
his death in ITS His active literary life
was one 81 the longest ON record. covering
40 less than 72 years IT, 18Th
Tennyson's earliest POEMS were pub
lished In 1899 His, last important pro
duction, "Queen Mary, was published il
1875. He continued to write poems at ir
regular intervals until nearly 1890 His
literary life was about 81 years long
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
RUSSIA ON A GOLD BASIS.

Not Leading Country In tho World In
the Silver Column. i
The action just taken by the Russian
government completes the work Of years
and definitely places the empire Of tha
ozar among the gold standard countries
Of the world. Since specie payments
were resumed Russia has tbeen tending
toward q single gold standard ii spite
Of popular ignorance and considerable
academic opposition ON the part Of those
who sympathize with the movement for
International bimetallism. But the gov
eminent has evidently harbored no illu-
Gons and has steadily and unostenta-
tiously pursued : financial policy which
has now been crowned with signal sue
Sess B
With Russia in the gold column not
) leading country ID the world remains
on . silver basis RuAsia' . gradual prog
ress makes any reaction absolutely i'm
possible. She will take 10 backward
step, and her healthy financial condi-
tion renders her ! powerful ally Of
the champions Of the civilized and sta
BILE standard Of values. Chicago Post !.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
SPAIN READY rs YIELD.

said 10 Be Negotiating With Unols Sam
for Prssscsorats Over Cuba.
NEW York, Jan. 1O.-The World
says: '.Inf1uencss have been brough,
to bear on Sagasta that have induced
him to direct Do LONE to make propo
sitions to the state department al
Washington, looking to an American
prote ctorate over Cuba and possibly
annexation, !" said mem Der Of the Gu
ban junta.
''For some weeks the Spaniards in
Washington have been remarkably %
cretive. There have bsen oil kinds 81
ministry visits to the state department.
and whispered conferences behind
closed doors, between rich Havana mer.
chants and the agents Of the Spanish
minister. Et.@.'o. &..
1--WE knew there was something in
the wind but for some time we could
not find ont what it was. Finally by
an intricate process Of detective work by
our Washington agents we have begun
the unearthing of plot which means
nothing less than the establishing by
the United States Of a protectorate over
Cuba, and the complete retirement Of
Spain from the island.
"The Spaniards in Cuba, especially
the rich and influential ones, realize
that Spain has lost her grip on the
island forever. They can never again
call on the Spaniards for protection for
their lives and property"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
CAT TALES.

Fal,taff once declared that he was "a
melancholy az glib cat"---that IL to say
On old cat. s,%y ~ Mi Nm. n. +
The cat Is supposed to have originated
In Persia, and some have assigned "pers'
rs tho origin Of "puss."
In Lorraine, II parents wish to discour
age tho addresses Of q young man to theil
daughter, they send him q kitten. Blu
sometimes love laughs at kittens as wei
~ locksEiths. #3@ &
Shylock lived at time when there wa
. very strong prejudice against pussy, ye
be seems not to have been tinged with th,
superstition Of the period, for he speaks d
her as the harmless, necessary cat"
According to Australian mythology
the moon was formerly 9 cat, which fell
IN love with q mans wife, was discov
cred and beaten by the injured husband
and ran away and has been wandering
ever since. . t,NaN, ~
1t Is a popular but wholly erroneous no
ton that cats suck the breath Of children
thereby causing their destruction. As late
as 1901 coroner's jury in England found
that baby IL months old came to itt
death from this cause. a3-a
many CnOusanO cats were burned CC
death in the great fire in London in 1865
Pepys, writing in his diary Of that terrible
event, says, II also did see poor cat tax
an out of 9 hole in chimney joining on tc
the exchange with the hair all burned of
the body and yet alive"
- It portends great misfortune If the cat
leaps over q corpse, and in some countries
the cats are locked up while the body re-
mains in the house. It is thought this sll;
perstition gave rise to the custom of sit
ting up with the dead. In some parts Of
England, however, it is believed that cat
will not remain in house where there is
corpse.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

A complete electric plowing plant has
been installed on an estate In France, In
the department. Of the Tarn.
The bulb Of an electric lamp should
never be inclosed In any fabric. II wrap.
ned In tissuc paper, 40 that no air can pass
between it and the glass, the paper will
soon be- on tire. .,
Electricity, where unretarded by atmos-
pherio influences, travels at the rate Of
2SS, 600 miles second. Along wire 1t
=. Of course, vastly slower, and . percep-
table period Of time is occupied BY the cleo
trio current in sending kilograms oven
long distances.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
eEETs AND FLAX. 4
ewo Industries That Promise Well For
tho AM.slcan Farmer.

H.
Two INDUSTRIES Ins' oln'o Ws ''l 20 20
' 80. 1. :,
nere are wv cneetlns anu enooutae,
ing news 'tems 81 'ne Same ny ano
oa5o:
LAsAYEI4. .. ana., NOV. ~, so.n1no goveInmen,
fonnd a Hamlet. start county. q suaar h -,
raised from seed and under working directions
furnished by the station; which yielded 2o.t
eSn' Th,s y tha hest au ,,csr aver rss :;
Indiana. The yield 70 an acre Of washed snd
trimmed beets was II tons.
ros1L .,snt IT., Sov. ~ Inc Gonasn N
which the manufacture Of linen mesh l1 nnder
wear from Oregon grown AJAX is to be- under
taken here by Europesn capitalists. . DDurine
haen msea wSicn show that escslent Az n ~,
be produced in the willamette valley, Infor.
nation has been resolved that the capital e,
me n men OF lac.ofs nss Ieen prom
oient acreage in fiax to furnish the dber. -
With a v;e1d ~ - tons - IN, .c,.e
and an average nrica ~ a ner ton the
culture Of suear beets win withdrawI,,
many millions 81 acres from the lass
nrofitable growth ~ wheat Decreased
production Of wheat means larger nrices