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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
CRANBERRY CROP
TO Be RECORD

A dispatch from Hyannis, Mass,
says that the indications are that
81, O0O,0 600 worth of ~cranberries, the
largest crop for many years. will be
taken from the Cape Cod boys this
year and that nearly 1900 cars have
been loaded to date.
The loaded cars on the various lines
will be picked up once a day and col
lected at M~iddleboro. At Middleboro
the Cranberry Special" will be made
up. This will run every day between
Mfddleboro and Taunton, leaving Mid
dleboor at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
At TAUNTON the cranberry cars will be
attached to the regular fast freight
trains for the west via the Harlem
river and Maybrook gateways and for
Canada via Concord Junction. New
York city will get it's cranberries by
way of the Fall River line and Bos-
tons cranberries will come chiefly
from points along the south shore be-,
tween Duxbury and Marshfield.
~Cranberries represent an agriculture
al specially. in which New England
mas secured pre-eminence. But, ex-.
tenslVe developments are now under
way IN Wisconsin and New Jersey.
The boys where the Cape Cod cram.
berries are grown now cover 5000,
acres. Across the low, sandy stretch
or country one car now see hundreds,
OF these boys, level patches of green
IN the early summer, turning to red as
the berries ripen toward the fall, and,
crossed by many bikes through which
the owners let in the water to flood
the bog if a heavy frost is threatened,
Thus they save the vines from being
killed. 7
1t costs from $500 to $1,000 to make
an acre bog in the Cape Cod district,
depending on the character of the
CrN1TnH 49,
es brings 500 an acre. However, a
yield Of 100 barrels an acre is ordinar-
lily expected, and this means a. net in
come of from $500 to $500.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
CHOSE ROCKFORD
IN PREFERENCE
CLINTON, ILL., PASTOR ISSUED
CALL TO PAsToRATE OF FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HERE,
DECLINED FOR CALL TO ROCK
FORD, ILL.,, CHURCH.

Members Of the First Presbyterian
church Of Fargo were considerably
disappointed yesterday evening when
they learned that Rev. Mr.. Fulton Of
Clinton, ILL.,, had declined their proffer
for the pulpit here.
Word of. Dr.. Fulton's decision was
made known publicly. last night by
W. L.. Stockwell at thB regular week.
ly prayer meeting. Two calls were ex-
tended to the Clinton pastor at the
same time. The other was from a big
Presbyterian church in Rockford, ILL.,,
which he chose in preference to Fargo.
Rockford is a much larger city than
Fargo and 1t is believed that the
Clinton pastor may have felt the pos
sibilities for his work were greater
there. Rockford is about $4,000 and
Of the leading cities in northern
Illinois just eighty-four miles west of
Chicago on the Illinois Central rail-
road. = :
The Fargo Presbyterians greatly re-
gret DR.. F'ulton's decision. Immedi-
ately they will begin another canvass
for a suitable pastor who will meet
their requirements for this passionate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
Declaration of PRINCIPLES

The osteopath compares man with
a machine and teaches that when the
framework n organs are properly
adjusted, and the nerves and blood
tissues are free from infringement,
with reasonable care, every organ and
. gland will perform it's natural func-
ton as God intended.
! OHteopathy has demonstrated con-
;~clusively that the spine Is the foun-
dGtiOn upon which mar is built, and
to be strong and healthy, mar must
; have a strong and healthy spine. In
other words, the spine must be per-
,foCtly adjusted, be normally flexible,
and free from aches, pains and tend
The oseopath adjusts the spinal col
umr and ribs, replaces prolapsed or
ganss relieves congestion and inflamma-
ton, produces sleep, reduces fever, re-
lieves pain, nervousness, nervous and
sick headaches, without the use of
drugs.
In order to protect yourself, inquire
as to what school your ~osteopath
graduated from. Be sure it is a re-
putable school (not a correspondence
SCHOOL,. for a few lessons by mail will
not make an osteopath.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
HORSE SALE
FARGO NOV. q

We will have for sale at our YARDS
in Fargo on Saturday about fifty head
of extra good western horses all broke
and good young stock, These offerings
We're all personally selected and are,
extra inc. Owners of fat aged stock,
who wish to trade for young stock,
should bring them in and We can,
make a deal. Remember the place,
and date-Saturday. Nov. %, at the,
yards of the Mark Western Horse.
Sale Co, foot of N. P. avenue, Fargo,
n. D.-AdVt. :
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
"He Rose From, the Ranks,"

st. Louis Times: The. appointment
of W. c.. Nixon al president Of the
Frisco lines amounts to something
more than the choosing of a big man
for a big position.
It is one more demonstration Of the
stanchly romantic elements in Amer
lean life. Mr.. Nixon is said to be- able
to recall the time when he worked as
a bridge carpenter for $1.25 a day. AS
he is now in his prime, this couldn't
have been such a very long time ago
though the question OF years, In this
relationship, does not signify.
The fac which is to be realized with
pleasure is that there is always excel
lent prospects for any youth who has
brains and energy, andscharacter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
new PARCEL POST WAGON
Fargo Postoffice Will Have Modern,
Up to Date Delivery Wagon
For City Service.

Postmaster Plumley received word
from Washington this morning, giving
him authority to advertise for bids for
a new parcel post wagon, and horse,
for the coming year. ..:,~A
In the past. the .p%ostof1ice has had no
wagon especially for the delivery OF
parcel post packages, and has been
forced to lease vehicles which were
somewhat in the nature of make
shifts, and when Mr.. Plumley was in
Washington recently he asked for a
regular delivery outfit.
The new equipage will be roomy,
distinctive in style and finish, and a
credit to the Fargo postof1ce. Bids
on the wagon will be received to Nov.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
MUCH BUILDING
FOR NEXT YEAR
FARGO WILL HAVE MANY I'M
PROVEMENTS NEXT YEAR
WHICH MEANS PROSPEROUS
OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS CON-,
DITIoNs OF THE METROPOLIS.

There will be much building going,
on in Fargo next year. which means
an exceedingly prosperous outlook for
the fickertail metropolis.
Besides the new addition to the
Masonic temple it Is understood the
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. will
double the size Of its present plant
hospitals will increase their capaci-.
ties at least 100 per cent.
The Sacred Heart academy will
construct a large new building to re-
place the present frame structure,
which will be a valuable addition to-
the city. There are numerous new;
stores to be erected also it Is pre-
dicted.
The Union Labor temple is among1
the buildings reported to be going up.
The Christian Science church is an,
other new ediice which will be an.
ornament to Fargo.
Should the new Methodist church
hospital be located here, that will
mean still another fine building for
the city. It is also reported hat the
Avery Manufacturing Co. will erect al,
building. =.
One of the numerous possibilities
is a huge fiat building to be built
OF steel and concrete and noiseless.
An eastern investor has been investi-:
gazing the field n is reported to-
have an option on two sites as prob
able locations. His plan, it IS said,
is to erect a building to contain five.
three and two-room flats that will
rent from SIS to $40 per month. This
gentleman vas in the city YESTERDAY.
n in conference with several of the
building material and real estate men
and contractors.
Architects and contractors in gen.
eral are predicting the largest build
ing year in 1914 that Fargo has ever
experienced. This will mean a. great
volume Of business for all the people
in the building business and
building materials.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE

If YOU keep boarders, please mail or,
phone us your address, as we have,
something Of great Importance for,
YOU to know. 1t will profit you to be-,
acquainted with our proposition
at once. Farmers Supply House.
61S First avenue north, phone 1856.
N. D.-AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
METERS:

ANY person wishing a meter Install
ed should call at the office Of the city
auditor, leave his order, and at the
same time pay the cost of the meter.
through a 5-8 inch meter, which costs
the city 1922 n will be sold to the
customer at the same price-this does
not include the cost of installation,
which will be included In the first bill
for water. Those who need a larger
sized meter. will be required to pay
1892 when leaving ar order, and will
pc billed for the balance in the first
bill which Is sent.
-. r. A. R.. WATKINS.
- l. --l ~ City Auditor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
CHANGED PLEA TO GUILTY
frankie Carr, CoIored Woman, Paid
Fine of $500 and COsts-JalI
Sentence Suspended.

frankie Carr, colored woman, appear
ed in county court and pleaded to the
house. She was arraigned before the
court some time ago on this charge,
and that time pleaded not guilty. She
was held to the regular term of court,
to change her plea to guilty. 80 .
The court imposed sentence Of $500
fine and costs, and sig months in the
county jail. She paid the fine, md,
upon her promise to leave the city, the
jail sentence was suspended during
during good behavior.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
THE STEpPINc srOME

X Business college enrolls
bright, energetic. young. people. trains
them in the fundamental principles o6
business: then sends them to positions
with high grade business houses at
good salaries. Here graduates quick,
gain experience and advance to X
Observation-Disclosures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20

C. F. Kaz left Dakota Business col
lege today to accept a situation with
the First State bank Of Medina. Non
the city banks alone but 6S5 banks.
outside of Fargo employ D. B. C. help
the higher grade business men have
long since discovered it to their avn
advantage to hire these pupils-goodj
advertising. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
WITH FRAN co.

Aaker's Business college was called
up and asked to supply Mr.. Gunder-.
son, manager of Fran Co, with n
other stenographer. A student was
sent at M into the position. Would
you like to save time and labor in SCI
a shorthand course? If sol
take MISUNDERSTANDING By machin-f
yery.-Advts
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
IN BLACK and WHITE

A. L. Moody's Synopsis of Specials"
for Friday n Saturday page 7 Is
the strongest purse-opening argument
of the season.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
PICTURE FRAMING

We carry a fine line Of unframed
pictures II picture m~ouldings. Bring
in your pictures for framing. North
Dakota Decorating Co. BOG Broadway,
phone 699.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
We Buy Scrap IRON.

Carload lots d. speciality. Core.
~spondence given prompt attention.
Fargo Iron & Metal Co.. Fargo. N, D.
ADV
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20

Ali coats are being sold al greatly
reduced prices at Herbst's Department
Store.-Advt. a ~%
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20

Ia: Horses For Sale.
Several head of heavy horses and
drivers for sale, or will exchange for
cattle. George D. Brown. Wild Rice.
N. D.-Advt . 49,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
GETS BANK

We fill mail orders very promptly at
Herbst's Department Store.-Advt.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
THE THEN AND THE now
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The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
HAREss1 s. y o.zzsouG

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a,ways fs.sAs ~ frsat e & assssa yf ~
vAa sAaassa aaaA ~ Asvs h ~ ~
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selves w always prsases 60 atho~sA 4 vslA
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OeAaWioA" S
his gsnman howsvsr reed objection agnse
~ sviea thas bsng tAas 1 the naxsn nszbr
allowed - b1g low for prot Hs svs -
ews a fst whsrA a9 soconuoiass S Il ~ ~
t,sEs II pesihs maximum fixed twsay.
nine had which be claims sessble for
anyone to run cattle on that ranee profit
Another stockman who ~ said thai had always
opposed the forest reserve idsa it rsga
and could bs rsde s-ot orntry
1e ~ haa CRITICISMS to oGer a. these bng
aA hs11eisreed and yens4sas a:~~.. 4..s .,
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The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
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ths great army ss bot frsa lis ssis ~ ~
~ a,A bsnAod a>A ~ ~ tas
- ~ and ths Spss they have ssir
way.
In grosp tAsas Who fighting AT1eA bitterly
And whom dsnounong Among ~ ia Anss We
bandyng charges Il AunksnnssA ga gssd sraty
aud inbscility
And this ~ great dream Of 5000 for
hope that took te form a religious sntAuasn ~
which the dsvotsa q all Dsavsrlovng eitssas
Of that lsfy purpose which brought thesaA "a
great Auditorium ~ upltsd haads Of candidates
ing allegiance . purpose anA common platform
Ard they call saeh other eoei gftsrs tAisvs md
drunhazds
Many Dsnvsr been bssaysA Many times has ~
hsr wayward Many ns has he hsrsslf
robbed and By thsss whom ~ ~ favored
But Of all piful agsss Of petie H. betrayal q civic
those who each other ts dark spot
perhaps only b washed With The waters ef IL
recall-Denver Express.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
A PLAN woeau oos1m0ups

Tn "a s.cn BY evsss ~ w. HaaV ~ 1sas
day county feAaal gsva.nsse haH ~ =
arpac, Gaz1sA sss.sy 4 AsssssAy pra ~ -
assus along scisae aglltaEs ~
worthy careful coaaasrasa eans festh has vy p.sse
s.y Cain few thosanA ysass go An ~ bsa
kssper? the question iso psrt,sE bsea.ss e 49,
q rssdaat 4 this ess,zy - - ssss -
sssv deny oolosaAo great .sd et earsal hanss
seisnc uction her faznas On every ha.A osl
tivatng . ApoA haPhasard aaA in ~
ang that thsy ta* ~
has been without profit notwGaAdng as ass a0es.
labor devoted IL What ~ nass
Evidently something A. rule TIE ehazss a iso
be imputed fa Thy work hard enough but TOO
oftsn they dsns aim Thy hsvs rsasonsd
Either they used good judSmsat IN
The selection sssd ts ef ass q n s's way tAsy
pst stuAy md skpaes a thoss who
Aavs and eonq.srsA ~ Irsas With vth thsy
Ihsy taks tns think my working
qls enough with th hands md test but ty not using
thsir brans-and this s important than al slss
Look 1 hs bsst and most saoeesful farsrs OF oonAi
They raise and nearly always have money s
bank Do harder than their les successful nssAbos7
profit, but they THINK
Nov tas man Who needed the man who can hslp
they oud of them Do little les Of
labor who IL farmers bow two
gras grow where but bA who 1eEsas
yield Alfalfa timothy potatoes a.d otAr
~. twenty fifty hundred fsA-s.eA bss.d - b.
profitable ~ oemn.ay With - wsss and ts(ors b
prosperity Il ~ fa1s ~ mst a necessity
profitable TIE vhols eeuay fer IL pry e IL faza
s.as 70 certain sxsns IL pessry 4 svsy indv. in ~
county, 10 matter what his a.s Il bssinso
And - not nissnArtaaA n fasnsr ~ ~ s.y
sys blinded ~ q ~ bustns =
much ths in ths aA Aas fsa ssrt 4 fierce 4
hAh osn happsas that ths ts4 vess. ea.nst IN
ysa Why thsy - essta.a ass e work estaa wy Aas
natter Il haAt with tham aAA ~ saaaot jnsfy ~
aay bssr But along fellow who day waasl
himself He down and began 70 think and thn hs pat his
THINKS and be called expert AID this
finding great At salary al lines Of bus
today
Where the who will that bsst culture would
long proved failure Garfield county had not agar
in tie capacity simply oampsd
helping them thsr difficulties until b taught
them how to grow sugar bsss succsss3uly?
And just this Of hsp that Ar o~sst seeking
knowing that ~ faxs tAs wheas
manity the whos county n ewes vel -
successful aghhs ~ obeaaals country, has
ihbed ffcsntly ths fountain q sx3st k1ew1s - knew
pay Dscan o( ~ ssful tsst - ~ gvsa - sssa
faxng hs oay bssa as rreaas bsttsr y hst
4 bsessr quality ~ tAas . bsessr pstes
gsza apqsazng bsrs ~ beard have sssa thas ~
county aAaatags lsEa er Il ~ IN
ing Il " eaa0 asroulufa expert b help
red.os gsr a,A bses thaa bsfses
anything viii add materially tie
py while Our must rise
with the Now what the famss to the plan?
THE THEN AND THE now
g Usf afcrs Chzisenas Is q geoA = kn b.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
TIE FORESTRY uRv1cE 10 AID nTrLERs

The f0RES14Y 00VIC8 10 AID kB11L8R8
HI work Il classifying and hstng agzisaaL Asds h ~
fosssas ~ benefit q hs sAsule prove
eassis1 h prspsA b ~ Ssssy
sssvioe s-
pAa vrspossd havs aaA ssEts fso ~
Il aGFieasas eslins IL psg 6ass ~ naa
Il Teresa Asr,e.h.zal hals ~ Ms1 = ~ ssssA Z
la.As win - ,sd M ~ ssay ~ isr fAs ~
prospective ~ would ssesas aaaAl Sscsse w
havs g ~ tshe aad sxpsas & Asvg ~ gsv1.
tAat ~ laal saias eer f1ag puD n vm a -
~. i. =. ..s..A fssf e saa Z - -
that ths has saS .as ~ sAsiss - ssials
his aaA subject - ~ usual hsusstsaA laM1
coagrss appspsssd suffistt y eay ct nan pat
SsA Daes lavs bssa aAs
sxpt& 1hs will Gssdsd eAsr na&isaa feessts
fas appropriations availa11A
Apparently this plan viii - away va Il ~ eaf erit
of national forsst ad9ioa ~ beoa ehne4 ~
heastsadinx IL national f ~ besA ksesA owing 70 IL
rules that hsdgd ~ hssts abosk h sr required
prove tas tAs Ind lPoa wA ~ ~ ssd aGsa1Ea
aaA 1ha. claimed Aeaiag - - prssPssstvs
pes(a1sd ssswhA sa tAan watt urtl decision
bad bssa rs.dEsd-s dsa vA ae - aAvsso - ~ Asoe
AsaAaE.- -..4- -.
y having sgris.ls.r,a As hAsA III Afel,H wm -
obvasd aAd ssealsaat witn - aa1aa SsFs saA - ha
rapidly faAds Win aow UH1Da 81 4r oEssss sapsr
intended ~ Wssk n ~ Dasaa 1hs
importance ef IL pa lnvs bsa svsssssd b - ws
but now that b bsiag gsn Whist b sS'us 70 b
accomplished the progress Of - wk q Classification Win 10
watched with deep interest in ss aad other weston states
where national forests make es p9t Of the uneaisa
Dsnvsr Republican. pe
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

ala1A - = spsa1y asuiag - vslA vsy ssss 49,
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~ - 01n1le - - - dnfnaO uoess vss0 -
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saGha1 aas tessvsussAs tAas baAly 1ss6s4 aAse
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psossa ssAo IN osa hiag the service aaA ~ usas s~
t's'A~
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

pounds fresh $50 month paper ~
with Now what can do for year
"ousa hurry catch this train Just tell ye1r
IN hin trip replied The dapper htts ps s
man. "oeed ,isAtr-Prt.tsrs Albsn
just 20 nuoH Iogz
HI grand eloquent written BY Nsdn Necornek Jea
lGastAaa Henry Roosevelt usnbs of ~
gatur declining invitations attend The banquet q ~
association Springfield becauss Senator Jesa
W Dasy had invited Of hs chief sps jns
much besA. n grand Standing Of tie ranksst typa
OF ths gatisnsa wrote thoss letters just = gt ta
into print.
An uay ~ s,s With ss.aser Dansys policies and bsfs
it ~ 4 brilliant asity ~ wssAsfL
elesus.ea &azass . sa.s.st board vtsA ~
nvs say. 4 ~ arra.s.s.is fsr Ia. baa4sst -
weaA rpN Nam Ae0s1isk ~ ~ sAar staang
pa1Esss" ~ ting Asa - - tA-ossaa J.nesa saaAnsl
Tn DovKx 91uAf3oN bsastfsl sxa.p's 4 rsesra -
~aisa p 49, ~ ~ anything - ~
Wy .sa,as sA Henry Az.s'A Irtsd sus Il ~ sssay
ar1 efss M WswsaF wy tssA asetsa ~ ~ =
nsssa - AxnsA - sAset tns ~ naAs IN 0F D.
Az.s1d ~ haf
rsbuls ~ usaa n saeh - proved ss
daPpontsnt M sssaaeas IN ~ A,od ania&isa hass
sa and serious and eay was Tie Pet lel
in tAs beginning that Arned w enough for the peaa -
holds sueh wsys Of TAs biggest and capsss
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man. 'oooA light!'-Prntss's Alban
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