davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
8egifO,

Gbibuubua, 5. SUM. Die
Ginwobneri6oft unierer Stoot lit in
lebter3eit b%eOeutenO perminoert NOR
oei. Son BEN our6idnittIi1 30,-
900 ginmobnern ser Staot boben
mcbr ais 10000 Ole StoOt perlaiieu,
ans 8ltrdt Dor einem @infaa Ser
Gebelcn. Son ben 200O Iusl1n-
bern limo MIR nod etpas iiber 100
bier; bon 1000 Amerifonern iin0
MIR nod 81 MGnner uno ~ 5raltcn
bier. gllBer Sen Entertainers befiu-
Den Ii6 33 9euti6e uno 26 GnglGn=
Scr IN Ser Stoot.
Sos Gngelos. Sal. 5. Suni.
6liihtlinge, Die nit Dem Ser. Stao-
ten SranSportoampfer u8uforO"
BON ser @cItfiiIte ponlFerifo bier an-
fonneuL er5dbIen pom baaritrdubenOen
@piiooen, oenen AltslGnOer in Me-
rifo BON ben gin%geborenen untertuor-
fen wurOen. Meiitcns meroen 0ert-
IAc unO Gngldnoer getotet.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
Gnslano.

Qon0on, 8. sSlnli. Seute mar Der
AZ. @eburtstog a6nig Georges, Der
i'm Marlborollgb @oliie am 3.
,S1mi 1885 oeboren wurOe. Seine
MojeIt6t 6radte oen Gag I'M areiie
Ieiner SamiIie 5ll. @Gbren0 oes
8ormittaqs eridienen ieood idmmt-
lihe am Sofe bon st. Samles beglon=
biqten @oti6after uno @~ciannten
ausmGrtiger Ntdd]te. Inn @ratlllatlo-
nen ibrer reIpeftinen &egierungen
ab3ugeben.
Q|on0on, a. SUM. Bum erIten
Male in Der @eI6idte 0robtloier
IerbinOunaen merOen oie Gereinig-
ten 5tnatcn bei ser Geriammlilug
Ser Slternationolen HaOio : Sele=
arapb : Gonferen5 bier nertreten iein.
Die omerifaniihen 9elegaten ar
beiten oaronf bin, Die aonfuiion 81
beieitiqen, oie oft oltr6 perfdieoenes
9nhltobieren entltebt uno noaen elm
ollaemeines gllpbabet einfiibren, ons
Operatoren aQcr ieefabrenOen Cant
Ser beniiben Ioaen. Die @ihtigfeit
zines Iolden Sdrittes lit iebr ein-
leu9tenO.
0ie BON Mrnerifn obgeinnOten Yer
treter our &onpentipn iino:
8om Marine Department &ear-
Qomirol So6n 81. gtporos, 2ieute-
nant Commander 9aoi0 SO. COBB,
uno Or. Bouts %. gultin;
Som Department fir 6an0el uno
4rbeit: Sobn 8. @aterblrD Oongeew
gorf, Or. Irtbur O .@ebfter, 8rofei-
for Der 9bpiif an ser @larf timber
iitdt, @orceiter, Moii., Sobn Sans
Sammon6 it., bon Seem 9orf uno
SnIpeftor @iqiam O. Terrell.
Som ariegsoepartement Wfa-
ior Geo. SO. Squier, Maior Cigar
&niien mo Moior CHARLES M. Salt
mann.
8om Northumberland: Bro-
feiIor @iuiam 8. Moore, Gbef oes
@ettcrburealts.
2on6on, 5. SUM. Die erite
offcntIide ausIteGung, oie in Ser
binoung nit Der Seioeninouitrie in
England gebolten wuroe, begam
berte I'M @rineeB Seating Niug. Die
Ielbe finoet inter sen N(ulpi5icn Der
Brittle Sill sliiociation" itatt, Ole
Dor % Sabren g%egriinoct wuroe. Ole
Seioen : Snouitrie bat crit lett einem
@ierteliabrbimoert in ENGLAND elmer
Mufidmumg befommen, oa friibel
Sei0ennaren ans 6ranfreid mo an.
ocren Staten oaiel6it IMPORTER
mur0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
@i6arO Crtmnnn.

Baltimore bat am 6reitog, Den
80. W1ai, einen Ieiner beiten OeutIdcn
Mitbiirger Derloren, Serrn &idaro
Srtmonn. 2ange Sabre mar er Gbef
re0ofteur oes Baltimore Gorreipon-
benton" uno ais FOLDER beliebt uno
geaftet, bon Maerl, Die i'm fonnteu.
Bon leinen Mitarbeitern mar Serr
Ortmann geidabt wegen ieines lieut..
leligen Beicns uiio ieiner geoiege-
men 9%enntuilie Der Sournaliltif. Sn
friiberen Sobren mar &err Ortmonn
oeuti1er 2ebrer all Den offentliden
SduIen in Baltimore. Scit If Sob-
rem befIeioete er oas perantfportli1e
@mt zines Gbefreoofteurs am Cor
reiponoent4 uno fiibrte Ieine S5eoer
unentnegt fir Hedt uno @eredtig-
felt. Deutf6es @eien uno oeuti6c
Sitten botten bel ibnt INNER eilteu
Warmen 6reuno. glm Sonntae wiir-
DC er inter GROCER 9eteiligung bon
2eiotragenoen sur letter. Hiibe BEL.
gelest.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
0amen-G erein
pes y@crmania GannerdOr".

am pergangelien Sonntog 4beno,
Den 2. SUM, belt Der 9amenoerein
oes @ermanio MGnner6or I'M 6otel
8eBler, 922 go. 9lpe., N. So, ieinc
monatlife @erinmmlitng ob. Die
ieIbe mar febr gut beimft un0 mllroc
BON ser TrGIioentin, 6rau Siilic
GnBIer, e%roffnet. 0ns &rotofoa Ser
Iebten @%eriammlilng pltroe BON Der
Sefret1rin, 6rou u. gfQe, perlcier
itno bon Der g%erlommlung g~ntgebeiB.
eu. Gum @elud oes S6neerfeItes II
philadelphia erbieIten 16 MitqlieOel
lie $500 aus Der 8%ereinsfniie-
@rtp1bnt tpuroe, ipoterbin e~inengluS.
fllg naH Great Sails 5u oeranital.
ten. SonItige @eidGfte BON 8id.
tigfeit fomell nidt Dor.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
nod Gin 9laem nuidaOIid asmadt

@Dt1epilIe, ga, 7. Suni.
Nad Observation-Disclosures @erotung
tpuroe Claude Snanion 9faen BON
ben @ei1tporeuen oes Woroes mn
3peiteu @rnoe iduloig befunoen. Die
S1irp empfabl cine t5=j6brige 3ildt-
bousitrofe. 9ns llrteil puroe uor=
IGufig ni9t geidat, Inn AIlen @ele-
genbeit 81 geben, in Den anoeren
Moropro5eiicn i'm 3~uiammenbang
nit ser SHieBerei i'm Siqsuile
Gourtbaus ais -3eiige auftreten 5I
t0nnel. CLAUDE Smanion. gnen
murOe iduloig befunoen, &ihter
Sbornton s. Maiiie get6tet 81 bo-
ben. 6IoDo gllen 0os elite Mit-
glie0 Der Observation-Disclosures. nas
p%ro5eiiiert puroe, mar oes MorOes
I'M eriten @raoe fir iduIois befim-
ben tporoen nno miro iein gerbreder
I'M eleftriihen St4bl biiBen miiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

9 Den @raoliirungS : 6eierlid-
feiten in Der Georgetown giiitations-
Gonpentid,ulc am Wtontoa Nahmit.
tag, belt aarOinal Gibbons Die Or
offnrngsaniprade. Die Mitglieoer
Der @raOuieruugsflaiie iiuo Die 6rls,
Natalie Gobis, 81 @aio, Ger. 6lo.
renee aeIlp, WiB 9apeac, Scope &otb-
itein S%obnstomn, ga. Gillian aelp,
Sprins @rooe, ga; 6lorence Hom.
DO, Norristomn Yo. atalo Garter,
SPOKANE, @oib. @oro Gorbett, @il.
mington, nc Sueaa Gobia, San
cod, Mo; Catherine Stouqhton.
REM Oorf.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

lad Der rcguGGrcn Singitimoe,
welde Der nArion" am Mittmof
Abeno in ieinem &lubbauIe ob6ielt,
g~rilnoeten Die jlingen Mitglie0er oes
Tereits einen nellen gerein; rOoitng
Nrion" bcnannt, un0 betrautenSerr
@m. @iegmam nit Der Spe5iaIG 81.
rigentidaft. Naditebenoe Serren ira.
ten Dem neiien @erein bel: g. @rodlo.
nit, SIR. aramer, NJ. giom u.
Sdmarb. 8. glnorcas. Gli. Sdiling.
.. @ololtein 8. Mfitlader mo &,
aobler. Sn ndhiter 3eit miro lid
Der 09oltng 9lrion~ orgnniiieren mn
mir meroeu Damn @eleeenbeit babcn
ieiner meter 81 %erpdbnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
Scindtcm Oas @uIfsfcit.

lleber ocn 9eiut Der bieiiecn Bra.
iiQ Gnfels am Montog III Baltimore
miro beridltet:
St itattliher3 obl marcn Die @lott
oeutihen Der 9uuoesbmIptitoOt nadl
Dem @~olfsfeite msaeriidt. Mittelit
zines Spe5iolpaggons laugten ie
fitr3 nod Z llbr bier i'm Depot an,
ltn0 muroeil non Den 6erren Grnlt
Sdmiot uno Senrp Shleuoori nah
Dem 6eltplab geleitct. Sier be5ogen
JIG gIeid oas fir lie ipe5ieu erridtete
Mnibington SalIptQuartier, in Dem
BON Inionq bis 3llm Gnoe llrgemiit.
lihfeit berrihte. Tos goltimorcr
Bier lieBen iid Die @1ite prGhtig
idmeden. Sir Die Reiie batter lid
Die 8lattoeutiden ser gunoesboiipt.
ltoOt NIT Dem notigen yStoif~ pobl-
peislih neriebeu. Nber nnlr bis An-
uapoIis bot oer~ gereidt. BORT Der.
iicgte Die Guelle. Die otsp1rtigen
@1ite maren:
Senrp @ebrenberg. YrGiioent; s..
Robler, 8i8epr1iiOeut; Geo. Mair,
Setretdr. mo 6rnu; 5rib Seebooe,
Sdobmeilter, mno 6rou; Sobn Nterg-
ner mo 6rolt; @m. Mobl mo Srail
Robert @olfner mo 6rou; Anoretp
@olter, Midael Sol3beierlein, 9oltis
5dmiot, Sobn BLOB 6rib g9oli. So.
@rolie, Robert @cber, Weo. 9lfntun,
@enrp Gies, 6. ". Goof. &arl @r.
molo, Sec. Sdnebel, @n. s. 0lilin
Sans aeae, 8m. ShmiOt Noiepb
3elenfa, Hobert Gibbs, 81. @oof, TO-
mie Die 0amcn 6rau Mug. Sfmor3,
Sri. Nora Sdmar5 umO 6rou Slnnie
6obniaml.
Sefretdr Miair, ser 3ilr 200 @fo.
aIoiie" 8dblt, beflo9t iih boic iiber
Die 9altimorer Stiible. ltnliebiomer
Meile mltBte er mdbreno oes MbenOS
NIT bent Huien 9efomtidoft mahen,
GA SEER Stlbl" bodbeinig purOe,
un0 i'm abmurf.
40 !. ll1argAou t,n,+ro,a,, ns nho,
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
6eicrte @cbnrtstas.

PIN Samitag feierte Serr 9ouis
Bauer, Alb Z. StraBe, 9. So, grG.
iioent oes Observation-Disclosures Inter.
ltiIbungspereins. ieinen 80. @eburts.
tag I'M eugiten 6amiliemtreiIe. Bon
Den n@ogIes", 81 lpeIben Serr gou.
er l1on lett Sabren gebort, mno in
Nnbetrodt Der mertbonen 8eroinIte.
lpelHe CT fir Die 2oge getan, mlirOe
tbm cine goloene ltbrfette nit 60.
aenob3eiden perlieben. @or aud, Der
6rennoesfreis an oieiem Abeno elm
tleiner, 10 mar Die llnterboltuna uno
Der 5robIinn Inn 10 GROCER, un0
uirOe mandes @lGSden olf oos
Nobl Oes @eburtstogsfinoes aeIeert.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

Ger Sommer lit ga mo nit
ibm Die 8oOeioiion. ga ie6od pom
GongreB bis iebt nod nidt oic no.
tigen @elOer bepiqigt noroen limo,
Inn ale loufenOcn auSgaben I'M 0i-
thrift 5u oeden, 10 limo Die offentlidell
gooeanitnlten nod nidt erofIuet mn
Die Siigeu0 ifiuimmt iest i'm Eoto.
mac. Ser tueroen mir balo BON or.
trinfungsfGuen b0ren.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
MIGN6cmrnmb.
Dpfer OOn MGSdenrGn6crn in Sib-
raltar g%efnnOen.
0enti&lanO.

gcrIfu, 5. SUM. Sin alIilc'
heu errcoenoc Gntfiibrrngs Affalre
MIRO in elmer Tepeihe aus DRESDEN
6erihtet. Son BORT nareli Dor l4
5ooen 3tpei G0tter bodangeiebener
Eomilien, fiiuf5ebn mo lleoel5eD1
Sabre alt, perihmunOen.
Die BON ser Toli5ei oufgefnnoene
5nur fitbrtc nad Abba8ia, Dem tit
motiid,en aurort am @olf pon Ulllale
Non oort aus fonnte Die Spur ull'
ihmcr perfcIqt merOen Mdofenbdno.
Ter hotten ole @ntfiibrnng befpert=
5teQiot unO ibrc Spfer in 6iume an
9orS Oes 0ompfers nGamonio" &C.
brod,t, Der tie nod Den yer. Staater
beforOern ioate, aber in Gibraltar
altm 3wed Der Suhe nod ben Yer
ihmunoencn auigebalten mnroe.
Die MGOhen wuroen alsbolo err
mittcIt, nad, DRESDEN 3uriidgebradt
uno ibren Gltern iibergeben BeIoe
be6olpteu, 6ppuotiiiert woroen 81
fem.
Der SpiOmage-T Sal.
Ser Sponoouer espionage JolI
miro onOauerno nuf Oas eifriglte pen.
tilirt. Sic Militdrbeb0roe bebailptet
iekt bah sic 0icbe. pelhe iid in Oos
midtioe, militariide 0ofumente ber-
oeuoe .Saus i'm Artinerie : Tepot nit
einem 9sadidliiliel gingang per-
lfofften, pergebens eiaen Stabl-
lfrorf at erbre6en periuften, Die
Ter entbolte oas @-ebeimmaterial. @s
lei ibuen nllr gelungen, eiilen Sol3-
idronf 3l erbre1et, in nelhem tic
ourdaus lmwihtises geiunOen bat
ten.
0ie golisci lit IN Der emligiten
@eiie tdtig, itno perfoIgt beionoers
sic Spllr, in oeren 9eiib tie lid be-
reits aeItern gebra1t bate.
Sin ieniotioueaes @orfommnlB IN
&oln miro pielfnh NIT Der Span-
bauer Espionage Mffaire in 3uIam-
menbong gebradt. Sn Der rbeiniidlen
Stoot Ioate Oie 8erbaftung zines che
moligen Sauptmonnes namers 9p-
riabfp, borgenommen peroen. Sn
Dem MngenbIid aber, als lib Die $50
li8ei Ieiner bem1htigen nolltc, be-
ging er Selbitmoro.
@ad elmer anoeren Seriion ans
4oln iol ii6 ser friibere Sffi5ier
aus Dem @runOe ielbIt Ons 2eben ge-
nommen babert, neil er in betriige-
rider @eiie betrdhtlide S6iiloen
fontrabiert batte.
&eid fat lteberidmf.
Die @~innabmen oes Heides boben,
nod Den Ioeben ner0ffentlidten amt
liden 0aten uno 3iffern, i'm per-
floIienen &e9nungsiabr einen lleber-
I6uB BON runo 227 Miaionen Mnrt
eraeben. @on Oieier Slrmme entail
len auf 3one 95 Miaioneu, aitf Die
86rlenIteuer % Miaioneu, auI
9ranmttDein 30, auf 3uder Is Mil-
lionen Morf. lin oieie 8etrGge iino
Sic iepeiligen @oranidldge iiberltie-
gen mor0en.
8erIin, A.. Sum-. 8ronprin1
8rieorih 8iIbeIm bat iein Debut als
S6riftfteIler genradt. Sn ieinem
@erf uglus meinem Sago-Eagebuh"
oas iebt inter Der 8relie 1T, be.
idreibt er feline Grlebniiie aiIf oel
Sago in 0eutl6lnno uno i'm NnS.
lanoe. 8iele photographer iino II
Dem Bud entbolten, bon Oenen ct
lide BON Der 9ronpriu3eliin gPnom.
mon mitrApu
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

en- @eianoten Inn 9iIfc eriudten, lino
Die Guantanamo 3uder So, Sottn
Wlurio Sugar So. uno Santa @ece-
fla Sugar So.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

Senator Niron bon NeoaOo,
elm geiimtmgStreuer Hepnblifauer
lrnO 6reuno oes @r%diioenten Gait,
itarb am 0omneritng Wlor9cn nod
fount einnodentlid)er aranfbeit.
9tiron lit al Menniqitis unO mar
BON Den ion bcbanoelten aer5ten Dor
einigen Eagen ais mtbeilbar aufge-
gcben moroen. Gbriltinn Sciena
muroe auf @unid Der @attin Oes
@eritorbeneu requiriert. bod oud) tic
mar oergeblid. gliron mar 53 Sub
re alt mo oial1t iciuen 3meitcn Ger
min ais Senator.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

0ird Gin 6euer in Dem Dam.
pier oGormania~ bon ser Gltnoro
sinie IN Slperpool. lit Elm 5daoen
BON $4,000 entltanoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
Soaanin Nliacrs 600 Cabin.

SIM bod Greet Bridge Bart puroe
am Somitag Radmittog Die nIte 2oe
Cabin, in meIder Der befonnte uno
beliebtc Didter Der @iiIte, Sonquin
@fiIIer, biele Sabre ieines 9ebens 5is-
aebrad)t bat. Dem 0iitrift ais offent-
lides @eb1uoe feierlih iibergeben.
llngefdbr 200@erionen Sreunoe uio
8erebrcr Oes Gidters, botten iid al
Dem 3iped Der llebergabe Der Siitte
I'M @nrf einqefunoen, um3eugen Die
les 9lttes 5l iein. 8eribieoene @e.
oid)te Oes 0ifters tplroen borgetro-
gen mo nohitebenO Ialien mir zines
pom ieinen @eoidten foIgen, melbes
inns aiitigit BON Serrn @rnlt @ihner
ans ieinem 8iiherihob our 8erfii.
gling geiteat wrroe:
9as Su6clieO Oes @eTimismns.
(9tuS uSoaquin Miacr's ari8oniauD
g2aBt ole @elt MN itiir3en,
iih minOen ulo menoen,
Sid ihiitteln, mo m1l5en,
Dem Wil0 gleih, oos muno,
3itterno uno bebeno
mo frnfcn0 pcrenoeH,
SaBt lie fiir immcr geben al @rnn0'.
Gait iie piiteuo 5erreiBen, oaS
S%teruenge5clt,
SaBt Die Wleerc i'm @lan5e Der
Some 5eritieben:
0enn mir blieb ia niemano,
mid fcrner Su lieben,
gfiemon0, obgleih 10 bon Menlheu
Die @elt.
9'rum Jag i'd nad @olo, mie bisber
ids getrieben,
Sh Mil cinen Sarg bon @oIo mir
crtperben,
lin 6rieOcu 81 toufen. bonn 5oOe,
Dem berben,
@em emit iih Die 8Gn0e mir faIteu
Gum Sterben.
. qibt nidts mebr, 10 melt lid ole
Groe aud Oebnet,
9ei's M~dohenIiebe, iei's Mdnner.
geruB,
Sells M%}annesbaB, uno iei's 5roueu-
fuB;
GidtS, nidts, monad iih oos Sers
mir nod iebnet,
Sh bob Is nerlernet, 5u lieben, at
bolien,
6iir mid bat oos 9eben nift Segen
nod Stud;
Did reject nidt Corn mebr, nid)t
lieben0 llmfalien,
5eitoem mir oos 6hidiol Die Soft.
muug 5eridlu9.
0enn Ole SdnOe itredte id fred in
Die Sob
Gum Baum Der GrfenntniB unO
pfliidte mir ale
Die Sriidte, Tie idmedten nie
@iorrben uno Sale.
@eb' bin 81 ben aiiben aIf blumigem
Rlee,
sic, wie tie graien, II ouf bliimieem
Raien;
gSic lie, muBt OH Iorglos in Den Gag
binein leben,
lin Meniden nm Gbre, Inn Adtung
gtidts aeben;
Gem id bab's 9etan, uno mas bab'
i) erlangt2
Sob Slgeno, bob Sabre. bob' eifri-
ges Streben,
Sab Sicbe, 70 gIiiben0, ais eisfaIt
Die Welt,
sir gldn5euoe, tduidenoe 2iigen
gegeben;
Sab Sligeno, aob Sabre, CAB 9iebe,
fir @elo,
gab mo empfing oo6 mas bab'
id) erlangt2
Die SanO lit mir [eer, unO bic
Soffnung geitorben
Nlein @eiit lit Dergeiien.
mo 5 Ser5 lit oeroorben~.
N.ok. "a .L..Ao
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

@err Gbriit. 9eiIitein lit Dor eli
nigen Gogen pobl uno mlilter BON
ieiner Heiie nod Dem alten Batter
lanoe 6llriidgefebrt. @or einigcn
Gogen bate er 9eiu6 bon 3tpei Dill
5ieren oes Dampfers n9edor". mel,
den er sur Giidfebr bemiste. @S
noren Die Serren Or. s. 2epmann
uno DER 0}arconi Operateur Serr
areBmaun. Dab er Den Serren ge-
geniiber Der iplenoite @oitgebcr mar,
lit ia ielbitperitdnolid). Serr Bell
ltein ipriht iid iebr lobeno iibcr bic
&erpflegung uip. an 9oro ser 9toro-
oeutiden 2IoDo 0anpfer aus.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
9osc 'DirO cr"f.

Nlmcrifamiidc 5rnppen riifen in Oas
Snnerc uOr. yOrlanTIs MIR.
Sdntmakrcsel. &adridten
iibcr idredlide @reucltGten Der
Hcbellcn.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

t Wenihen pertragen es cher,
Stihc periebt 81 befommen ols ge-
l6nitteu 5lt nerOer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-04

Mr.. Carlsted Of Swift county has
just written that one community is
ready for a carload also. In stock
lines alone through these and simil-
ar influences West Central Minnesota
has since the first Of the year i'm
ported or completed plans for the
importation Of eight carloads Of pure
bred and high grade animals.
The work above outlined is only a
beginning and will lead to many diff
ferent things Of value. In order 10
coordinate and obtain the best re-
suits, plans for County Farm Bur-
eaus are being worked out. These
bureaus will consist Of central or
ganization having a president, secre
tary, treasurer and executive CON-
mittee. Departments as follows will
have charge Of the various phases @t
the work.
A Department of Live Stock.
A Department Of Corn and Small
Grains.
A Department of Highways.
A Department Of Fruit and Prairie
Forestry.
A Department of>Public Affairs
and Organizations.
A Department Of Farm Plans.
A Department Of Rural Schools.
A Department for Farm Women.
In order to facilitate exchange OF
pure bred products, clearance lists
will be printed and freely distributed
in the various countless.
A second form of organization is
also taken up. This is known as a
Town and Country Club. Its object
is to promote the interests of the
town and the surrounding farming
community rather than each separ-
ately. It endeavors to break down
the old division between these two
interests. Herman, Minnesota was
one Of the first communities to COM
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-04
plete this type of organization.

|plete this type of organization.
The time is indeed opportune for
the whole movement. One can scarce
ly find a community where one will
not obtain ready response. The
work is well begun, but only begun,
and the present leaders are only ask
ing that everyone look into it and
help push it along. The meetings
planned for this winter are for the
purpose of getting every portion of
West Central Minnesota awakened
to the possibilities and active parti-
cipants in the game. Come to the
Willmar meeting and catch the spirit.
(Signed) E C. HIGBIE,
Secretary.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-04
The West Central Minnesota Devel
opment Association. -~s
THE ORGANIZATION,

The West Central Minnesota De-
velopment Association was formally
organized at Glenwood, May q,
1912. A preliminary meeting was
held at Morris, February % for the
purpose of discussing some Of the
problems facing our section of the
state. Big Stone, Traverse, Wilkin,
Grant, Pope, Swift and Stevens
counties had delegates at this orig
inal gathering. After considerable
serious consideration of West Gen.
trail Minnesota needs it was decided
that the time was opportune to pro-
mote union of effort in a large way.
first, to call attention of our own
people to the needs and, secondly, 20
devise methods Of procedure that
would help to solve those needs. Ac-
cordingly a committee of eight, W.
H. Goetzinger, Elbow Lake; j. L.
McLaury, Glenwood; F. W. Murphy
Wheaton; L. 0. Thorpe, Willmar; F.
C. Thornton, Benson; A. B. Kaerch-
er, Ortonville; J. C. Morrison, Nor
ris; f. G. Higbie, Morris, we're APP
pointed to make plans for the prop.,:
kind Of an organization to do the
work suggested. F. W. Murphy of
Wheaton was elected to the Presi-
dency, J. L. McLaury of Glenwood
and L. 0. Thorpe Of Willmar were
chosen as Vice Presidents, E. c.
Higbie Of Morris, Secretary, and F.
c. Thornton Of Benson, Treasurer.
Beside the above the President was
authorized to appoint an executi >e
committee consisting Of represent
tative from each county.
Plans we're soon completed for the
second meeting of the Association to
be held at Glenwood in May. A splen-
did program was carried out and the
Association formally started in its
work.
THE OBJECT OF THE ASSOCIA-
! TON.
AS above stated the object of the
Association is two-fold. To arouse
people to the necessity Of action an'
to devise means for a proper union
Of effort to solve the questions at is
sue. Three needs were selected foi
Immediate action.
l. The need for more land own
ing settlers.
2. The need for better seed anc
stock.
3. The need for a spirit Of coop.
GRAFTON between town and country.
THE PLAN OF ACTION. r
In order to get something done AMI
waste no more time than necessar,
in mere discussion it was decided t
engage an executive secretary VIII.
would go into each county and rails
the necessary funds to give the as
Sociation all adequate support and t,
ne county agricultural agents 70
each county. The State and Nation
al Governments and the Associatiol
Of Grain Exchanges were ready t
match a thousand or more dollars i
any county that would raise the mon
ley for the work. Men present fro1
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Secretary

The Little Helpers Society of the
Sw. Baptist church will hold their an
nual meeting in the Sunday school
room next Friday, Dec. 6, at eight
o'clock. A program will be rendered
after which refreshments will be
served. Everybody is welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-04

Mrs. G.. E. Gerretson entertained
at her home on Becker avenue a COM
pany of little children at 5 o'clock
dinner Friday evening, Nov. 20, in
honor Of her little sons, Donald and
Douglas.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-04

Miss Julia Booth, one Of the teach
ers Of the st. Cloud Normal returned
Monday, after a pleasant vacation,
spent at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
W. D. Virgins.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-04
Every Progressive Farmer
and Business Man in
These Parts Should
Be Present.

est agricultural meeting ever held at
Willmar and which may lead to the
greatest results yet attempted here,
for securing united effort for the de-
velonment of the resources of this
part Of the country will take place
at the court house at Willmar on Fri
day and Saturday Of next week. i
great deal of interest has already
been manifested, and there promises
to be large attendance from the six
teen counties Of the district. Com
mercial Clubs along the line are con.
sidering coming to the meeting in d,
body. Locally every farmer and
business man should make it a point
to attend. A glance at the program
given on this page will prove that the
discussions will be led by the most
practical talent available in the
Northwest.
In order that our readers may
know something more about the West
Central Minnesota Development AS
ISOLATION which is planning this big
meeting, we publish the following
sketch furnished us by courtesy Of
E. c. Higbie, Secretary Of the Asso-
citation.
The reasons for the existence of
the West General Minnesota Devel-
opment Association are important.
(A)-The section of the state COW
cred by the organization has several
problems facing it among which are
/. A rapid increase in tenancy.
2. Rural depopulation.
3. Increased size of farms.
4. Loss Of soil fertility and an
enormous increase in foul
seed due to the long continu-
ed use Of extensive methods
Of grain production.
5. Lack of proper social and
educational advantages.
(B)-The section needs immediate
action in:
1. Procuring more land owning
settlers.
2. PLANNING scientific systems
of crop rotations.
3. Increasing quality and guam
tity Of stock.
4. Perfecting community organ
ization to promote town and
country cooperation and bet'
ter social and educational
conditions.
The organization in co-operatiol
with the State and National Depart
ments of Agriculture has developed
doring the last six months the fol-
lowing plan.
(A)-The association has employ
ed an executive secretary who is Civ
inc his entire time to:
l. Organizing town and country
clubs, arousine local interes,
and obtainino cooperative
action among the variou:
forces involved.
2. Raising money in each coun
IT, to get agricultural agent;
into the fields.
3. Promote outside publicity tt
interest men and capital il
West Central Minnesota op.
portunities.
(B)-In cooperation with the
State and National Departments Of
Agriculture and the Council of Grain
Exchanges the Association is nlac.
ing agricultural agents in all countie:
that will raise $1,000 locally to hel1
pay the expenses of the work. 81
far seven men have been employed
for the following counties: Traverse
BIO Stone, Stevens, Grant, Swift
Pore and Otter Tail. These me,
spend their time in their respective
fields promoting the following activ
Iities:
L. Inducing farmers to purchas
| more and better stock.
/ 2. Organizing stock breeder
and COW testing associations
3. Urging corn and seed graf
selection for purity and bet
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-04

Mrs. John Weedall Of Minneapolis
arrived yesterday to be the guests Of
the Andrew Bjorsell home.