The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-23
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II FADING Mr.. Lawson attack the Big Three insur-
n companies and their piled-up surplus of I'M
counted and unaccounedfor millions recalls how fooled
the big insurance companies Twenty years they had
out eight agents trail We pair Of
penders lodging insurance agents Three agents at time
in and waved their trying to hypnotize
us into buying their special brand Of life preserver.
Now twenty years later here they with that disgrace
full surplus and with little genemanly surplus and
dead yet We haven't been threatened with death by
an insurance for three years And healthy!
Why and the baby running neck and neck in the
gusto with which take Melin's food ....~s
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Judging from the present political outlook when the
campaign up in 1908 there will be unusually large
Of Americans standing around the curb frothng
at the mouth and negecting their families. "
SA4
We going put in the sweet pea seeds the other
day, but twoton black dog along and with his hind
feet lifted the entire sweet pea trench into the next ot
More black earth has been ordered.
Boys Twentysixth street who have been watching
neghbor boy try to induce WORKOUT zizzy automobile OF
the vintage Of 1908 when it doesn't M have named
the wagon ''The Dying Whale'
Did you try to stretch $40 bill S. worth Of
groceries, Rubber!
The COW is useful animal and on tho whole quiet
one Three Of her do not make much noise three
English who have decided the Of the
house nesting place. On the whole it pretty difficult
state which prefer nesting under the
caves three English sparrows three The
drum "Why is the English sparrow? is that give
up. don't want to kill the little fellows and you get
along much comfortably without them. Can anyone
offer solution Of the sparrow nuisance7
M4
When little baby gets hold Of the hammer and crawls
up on the piano. it is safe bet that the
have groom the family noisebox before presenabe
Dear little fellow!
An Atchson (Kan) man ddn like to see his whiskers
gray, so he dyed them black The result unfortunate
as they hold their Color but have turned purple
Purple is the royal COLOR but doesn't for in his
whiskers-or his '.
Hicks predicts violent gales billiards and rains to last
until a. On the tail end Of these disturbances
will cold which expected to be intense enough
to considerable damage to the tender wheat in the
southwest Cut this out and paste in your hat If it
wrong, you will have the laugh the Hcksans If it il
right say nothing about it.
The Walton family baseball are the champions Of
Rich county Utah. The team made up of eight Walton
boys and father Two other sons, three daughters and
mother sit the beachers and cheer while the family nine
is png up the Thirty three years ago, Wesley K.
Walton of former Supreme Court Justice w. Walton
from Maine to Utah. 1atchested youth, hoping the
mountain air would proong his life few years. That
something else certainly did, for Wesley K the father
of of the quickest baseball teams in all Morondom.
Father mother and thirteen children pictures Of vigorous
health The former lunger" at the age Of 81, pitched
dozen games last and every game with the
sistance Of his boys.
The boys typical Yankees TALL lean wiry, thin of
face and sharpeyed All bright cleanlooking boys Of
splendid habits All members of the family live at home
table is always for fifteen. The boys born at
regular intervals of two years. Charles, the Oldest is &c
years old Of the daughters Hannah is H. Evelyn and
Blanche 2. ~.:' '.~s-4 KS.
This shows that should give up the ship,
when things looking pretty rocky Go to
country brace and it again. "A pretty sick specimen
Of boy may live to be the father Of baseball team.
A. J. r.