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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Aus ben iihrisem gheilem.

obeitb, spiihen 9 unb 10 llbr.
~itiirSte Der @in5er @atbias Seifer
IN Die bohgebenoe Woiel utn or
tranf. Bis iest fonrte Die 9eid)e
nod nidlt geborgen peroen.
Wtanben, =. Seb. Sn per.
gangener Nadt murbe bic Be
buiiung oes bieiiseu Waurers ).
y. &einers neblt Dem anlieeenoen
Sduppen ourd cine Seuersbrunit
eingaihert. = am Sonntag f~eiertc
bic bieiise Warianiihe SoSalit1t,
Die, rebenbei bemerft. felt 1886 in
umieren Mauern beitebt, ibr Sanpt.
uno Hatronsielt.
Siiien, 6. Seb. - SorgcItern
slbenh wuree Sas .8obnhaus oes
bieiiaeu arbeitefs Nnt. Sdrnalcn
pnrd cine deuersbruuit tbeilmeiie
einaedihert.
uielSin a en,Sh6 Sch. 49, Ter
ben1 Staatstbierar3t @errm 5elir
Soffmann aus Gid d. b. sllS. gebo-
renoe idlaabare @alo Saiterbod,
ging in oifentliher 8eriteiaerung in
oeu Belts oeS 9anowirtbeS gl,d,-
bols aus Mi6elbu6 iiber. Der
FreiS fiir ben Z Setter 80 s(r uto
80 Gentiar sroBen @alo betrGat
$1,000 Srauten.
YerI, 2. Seb. De Statious.
uoriteher pon Martelinseu- &ombadb,
Serr Wolitor, lit nnf @eningen her.
iest woroen. An ieiue Stele fomnt
Serr gmil s~iielborn. Gmrb aieic
@erIesung miro Elm Sit oes bieiigen
@emeiuoeratbes. Dem Serr Molitor
ais Mitslieo iiir oie Seftion Mar,
telingen-&ombad angebSrte. pafant,
&aspprt, 4, Deb. - Die Or.
ridltling eiles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Hessort lit lpiumehr ~bcidloIlcne
Sahe. Die iiir Ole auiernicruna
Der betreiienoen @enbarmen uotbi,
gen Maume limo bereits bergeridteI:
Der Teiten miro am 10. b. 90. hnrd,
Die @enbarmen Meunier aus Cur.
emburg uno Rid ans @ieocrferitea
be5ogen.
Meder, 6 Seb.- Die gusman.
oeriung nimnlt nod immer Su: niht
meniger OILS 80 iuuge Sclte ans Der
umge9eno IoHen Iih ont /. MGrj
nah NIuerifn cimlhiffen.
Seiber deibersrmmS, I.
Seb.-9eim @erlnben pnn Shnei
men lpurpe 5err anoreos Shelter,
Sanomirth mo lluternehmer pom
bier. bon einem DER Shiere berort in
ole Sanb 9ebilien, Dab CIR l1ugerc
3eit arbeit$rmiahia icin miro.
Mrpsbuns, Z. Seb.-@eltcrn
peridIieS Der III peitcn arciicn belt
befanmte aunitihreiier Soh. CLAUDE
Bed.
SpIleri d, g.. Se6. am 81.
Sftober 1912 aegen \ llbr @orntit,
tags mar Der bier mobncnbe t5i1h-
rige alemwherlchrlina 3ifclana
@eirid) nit einefn aollegen ON Heil.
ban Hiidarb. Sollerid)cr hing. pom
Iad ans IN zen aeler aeinllen,
ShnerperleBt purne or nod Souie
aeidofit, iHio ole ihncll binpageruic,
men Aeritc ilclltcn einen fomplijier.
ten Sddoclbuid, lett in SolNc hci.
len @eirih bis sum 26, Gan, d. \.
ohne 9eiinnnng ounieocriog. Mn
oiciem Gage tounte cr crit iibcr oeil
llnioll aeirngt mcrben. 9is eohiu
mlbtc linn oui fiiuitlidcm @cnc
@nhrnna maeiiihrt wcrocn. Gr lit
nod, professionalism unb leioct an
heitigcn Shmcrscn in Sopi uuo i'm
Salic,
@emi d. Z. 6eo. 0urt cincn
Grhrutid, iii Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BON @ous bis jrm @elirinscr @cae
geiperrt, Sdon Dor orci Snbreu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Ams hatholifdem
lt1edJCelbl1tterm.
Wo&mals bic Mht,er, Yenfons : yin.

Rphmals bic @iiitier, Henfions : yin
Der oeeislatur in 6arrisbura
Iiegt cine Bill Dor. bic fir Wiittcr
tpeld,e niht inn Stanbe limb. fir lire
&inoer Gorge 81 trdgen. Yeniioner
ppriiebt. oomit lie i'm Stanbe iinb,
.ibre 8inber bel lid gu bebalten UNI
fir tic Sbiorse 5u tra9en. Cine 9es
legation bon V~bildbclpbia iprah lid
aeaen Die anrabme bicier Bill aus.
iino bat oesbalb boftp. Sbontns Seps
lin. Der Director Der Gonfcrer5 Der
fafboIiidcn Gbdritds : @ercite Der
Stnbt Tittsbnreb. an bas General
Gomitc fir serihtlihc Inselesens
beiten oes 8eprdientanten = anies IN
Sarrisbnrg Gin Sdreiben seriftet. IN
Dem er ausfiibrt, oaB Die Oele9ater
bon philadelphia nit ibrer Mnitti
iiber oieIe Bill bereindeIt ods
iteben. bd fir Elm iold'es @eies sroBes
@eoiirfni6 beitebt.
8aicr Oeplin iast In oicien
Sdreiben. DAB Die 9onieren5 Der fds
tboliifen Sereine in Yittsburgb ans
hreiBis Der 9r6Sten fatboliId,en Wobl'
tbGfigfeitss @ereine jener Stapt be-
itebt unb baS Iein Shreiben oil
.Gniidtcn eiuer sroBen In3dbl boH
einsclnen Ierinnen pcrtritt. Ole an
benz Nerfe Der Gharitas Iebbaften
Intbeil nebmcn. Der bodfu'i tie Serr
4. 4. Sceis Ganebin, giihof bon
Sittsburab. lit Der Yrdiicent oieier
@onicrens, Sn bieiem Shreiben tpers
ben bann piefe Sdile, aiif ipeld,c Die
Nuimerfiamfeit Der Gonieren5 ges
LENT fperben lit. anseiiibrt. tnel@e ots
0ptbwswbisfeif eines ftaatliden 8iiift
fir iulms birftise @itttpen crpeiien,
lie Gsnierens lit 5,par XnsitltM be-
miibt, alien ipl&en behirftigen W}it=
tern Siiife 3u leiiten, aber ihre wttt'
tel iinb piel 81 befMrdnft, NM IN ptelen
J1len bic 9ilfe an leiitcn, bic aelsittet
merbem ipilte. Sesbalb miilicn aid
iebr oft aineer in ipobltbdtigen Mns
itnlten untcrecbrad,t lperbeu. ba TIRE
SPLITTER nift i'm Stnnbc iine. lie 81
u%nterbalten. ga ferrer feline Dor
iebrunsen g~etrcffen iinb. Inn 9inccr.
nerca Wiitter ourd Irbeit ihrcn Zee
hensmnterhalt errineeH mii'ien, 5u be-
auiiitatiaen, fann npr bilrd, oeren
Ilnterbrineuns in atitalten uerbiitei
ncrben. bab lie perSerben mnb nit
Der 3eit Werbrefer tperoen. Serner
iclte bebadt tperben, bdb BITE aineer
in Iolhen Initalten niht bieienigc
miitterlihe Yfleee erbdlten, Die iie 81
SauIe bel ibren &iittern finoen lpers
Sen. mnb Der ltnterbalt bon ainbern
in iolden A~nitalteu fpitipieliger ut.
als bic bGuslife Yflese. Gs 'rirn
alsemeim ansenpmmsm, bak bic In
biefem E&reiben entbaltenen 0riinbe
fir bic @emGbruns itaatlidsr 9fiit.
ter. Heniionen anf has 0pnsite srpten
GintlmF amsiiben merben. = rNorps
nmrrifn Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
IHIsAD TRUST

Die MOral hheies yises iheint Su lem: Die b5iem unermInihen
Fruits, bic bic leinen Gpnfurrentem nit Nant ms @aarem psrihlunsen
baben tsmbe Gbiforieues) limb bic 6errihemben; bic smten, aeietieben.
ben srnhs amS yoeas pnes", bic MIR in Der Gimbilomus 81 behehen ihei-
men. Sieie amerifaniihe anf@t i&eint tiber sm wabr 5n iem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
@ute arteit tath. aanalinae.

Der 0erbanb Der fatb. Siin9lingss
Eereine bon &ilfpaufee, WiS.. ipiro I'M
MeGrs eincn Hebners WettItreit abbals
ten. BEL benz mir ~ioSiale Sbenlatd ailr
GerSanblune fommen iuerocn. 0pl1
acnoe Sbemata ipurbcn ben Sbeilnebs
n,crn snr Imsfuabl geItcllt: So5ialiss
mIs; 2%onbbciie; Yripats gieentbnm;
Sciligfeit Der Samilie; 8edte Der
@ltern; ginilliH Der Meli9ion; aapital
ilnb slrbcii; Der 3eide ais Der @ers
matter leincs 6eihtbums; 9briitlihe
Gbaritas; eeIeelit)er arbeitcridus;
itaatlide ,ntcrnention; Der Irbeiter
unb icine sciitisen @ehte; bic sdnse
ccs Mrbcitstages; Die .Sieing Wagc";
Nrbciters q reinieunacn. Ils @runps
laec iiir iGmmtlihe @ortrase iolen bic
srbciterz gnapflifa 9ep's MIL. Die
Srojdiirc pom Or. griibl iotpie ale
Gdriiten Der @~entralitele selten.
Gen criten npo d~lueiten Yreis bilbeu
Die Inslegen fir bic Setbeilisuna an
Dem BON Der GentraliteIe gu perans
ftaltenoen Ipsialeu SIRIUS in Spring
Sanf. Wis. Damn fplsen brei peitere
Hreiie bon gleihem 8ertbe iinb ale
9seilmebmer an benz Aforementioned
iperben bas Central 8latt 4 Social
Suirice" ober cine engiiidc ic5iale
Seitihrift fir elm Sabr erbalten. Sas
6pmite unter Dem 0oriise bes botp.
s. s. 8roba ssibt iid ale Iiibe. ios
oiel 5beilne6mer fpie mGelid au ges
ipimnen unb 10 bas io5iale Seritdnof
nib inter ben Siinglingen 81 beben
inh lie fir bas ic5iale Stubium gu
beseitcrn. Ggeeliipr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
9ranbet fath. arbeiterpereime!

Scllen ehs lIuipns-unb bas lit cine
gebieteriIde 3orberuns. ba es nsra
lGuiig serabe5u unm0gli6 ipdrc.
8eiieres an bereu SteGe an iesen--
erbalten unb nuh Dem fatbolifhen
Irbsitcr Der Seitritt Su bieien moslid)
bIcibeu. obne bu6 linn all3n srobe relis
sipie unb iittli&e @eiabren brpben,
pnnn muB auf fntboliifer Seite biel
msbr ais bisber sei6ebsn Sur slufs
flaruns unb Shuluns Der fatboliiden
slrbeiterihaft. Iit Der bIobeu Sorocs
riIua. baB Der fatboIiihe arheiter
aeacil rabifale Fenbeu5en iciner Union
pr9teificrc unS bieier Den Miiden fcbrc.
iuenr fcin Vroteit nidtS niibt. it's
uid,t aethaui Gor sqem mub man
Dem Mrbeiter sur Sano aebcn unb ibn
cine Hare &enntpiB Der reliaioifn mo
yittlidben @rlnfpIdse uno beren Mns
ipcnpuna aui's p~irtbifaitlide 2ebcn
permittcln. llub bd5u bcoarf eS. luic
scr Gcntrals @erein nni ieinen 5asuuz
aen Mnb in icinen Shriiten id,on oft
genus bcrporgebobem bat. fatbplild,cr
Nrbciterpcreinc. lleper hieie9 Sbcrna
nibt Gin iocbcn pou Der Gcntralitele
perDiicutlid,tcs seitecnidbcS SlngbIart
ans Ncr Scpcr bon 6rn. Tiarrcr
Al1crt @aDcr ppn ct. 2ouis ale crs
miinid,te Insfunft, Gs it boditc
3eit. paB man in alien Stdotcn Der
Wriinoung bon Arbciterpcrcincn nGber
riit,--- e8anoerer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
esaen arpraientamt gcpper ps so,ua.

&ir aiallbcn Sirnr niht. bnB piel
Gripla ennii cr5iclt ipiirnc unb Der
Scrr Der Nliiforberuua rodfdnle. abcr
ciac Gntriiitnnss Tctiiion ncr irciiiuz
niacn Siirgcr ioluphl uou Septt ipic
ben nnbcrcn Counties. bic or in @nihs
iuglon m,bpcrtritt, IN zen Yir, &. Z.
Ycrpcr, lporin CT sur ipiortiacn MeIiNs
unt;on o. facforecrt ipiro fucgct Ieincr
pcrrGtherildlcn Snltuna in ocr Gins
wanbcrunas pic in ocr Yrubipitionss
Sraac. lpiiroc linn hcnm bot eineu
%ficiaen Scarffi Nnpon acben. lpie mix
licbia CT lid gernSe bel pcu 2enten.
aic irinc @rpHhhmg Dor 5tpei Sabrsu
eyrtieetcn. gcnladt bot. llno ibm
imiree aud picIeiht cine Nbnuna aus
NdTnicrn, eab oic Nattbcutlden bon
Scott eonntD iih niht nohmals bon
ibm sum 9atreu balten laiien perSeu.
l.Sowa 8siurm."
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15
Notice.

The School for Nurses Of the Uni
versity. Of Minnesota will enter an
other class Of beginning students at
the opening Of the second semester,
February l., 1913. Women who are
graduates Of first grade high schools
or. matriculants Of colleges or uni
versities, who are between the ages
Of 20 and 80, and in good health,
are eligible as applicants for admis-
sion.
The School for Nurses, the first
school under complete University
control as a department Of teaching,
is thriving we'll; having entered the
largest class in September that has
been admitted. ~.
Bulletins Of information and blank
applications for admission may be
had Of the Superintendent of the
School for Nurses, University Hos
pitfalls.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15
GOOD REASONS WHY BOYS AND GIRLS SHOULD ATTEND The
POULTRY SHOWS

people every pou
keeping with the ideas Of
oder derive the greatest profit from their labor.
Perhaps the misleading by the
hundreds thousands
The beginner his dreams Of
poultry FARMS with poultry houses which the hund
thousands fowls Smelling the the highest
WE'LL doing has the capital and n
plant But and
would plunge
of which nothing The successful merchant
the who has studied in all its details from the
find the the poultry business also
make Start small scale with small
number Of standard fwl study their characteristics and habits
shape color Attend the nearest poultry shows watch
the judge when he the BIRDS ask for different points
which which would
better practical useful and helpful information
what Bird the
itself Here actual life what has been
accomplished by the breeder bird
described the Standard Of Perfection The
the place where learn observation and which
be learned anywhere else.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15
Anew Industry.

We are now manufacturing the
famous Crispettes, recognized to be
the best confection ever made of pop
corn. .. - ......~.- -. .~..... J. s-..s1y-.
We now have them for sale in all
the principal stores, bakeries, and
confectioneries. We invite you to
call on us and observe the process in
which we make them and obtain a.
free sample. 80 - $3.50. .S.=
:. We are wholesalers and retailers
Of the same and intend to conduct
very extensive business. 81
BERGLUND & GALE,
=. 100 3rd St. and Benson Ave.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15
Health Officers Report for the City
of WilImar, 1912.

During the past year there were
SO births reported, males SO, females,
81; for the year 1911, 80; 1910, 92;
1909, 102. Total number Of deaths
reported for the past year was for
ty-six, 1911, 80. The death rate is
about per thousand, on basis Of
population Of $500. Still births,
those under one week, and deaths
from accidents eliminated. The
death rate compares very favorably
with other cities Of the same size in
the state. Birth rate is 81 per thou
sand, which is about the average in
the United States. TIL. re were 9
deaths Of those over 20 years old,
and three Of those over 80, which
shows that either the climate Of this
ely is conducive to longevity, or that
a good many persons Of advanced
years have moved to this city to
make it their home in the last de-
cade. There were no deaths from
contagious diseases among children
reported, tho last spring we had
quite an epidemic Of scarlet fever,
and this fall and early winter, one Of
mild small pox. I do not know Of
any cases Of either in the city at
present. There were two cases of
typhoid fever and one Of diphtheria
reported but no deaths. Six deaths
of those less than one week old, four
still born and four accidental deaths.
Three from cancer and four from tu-
berculosis, or one less Of the latter
than in 1911. The number Of deaths
in the county from tuberculosis in
1910 and 1911, was ,38, or 10 each
year, which is about ten per cent Of
all deaths. If it is to be stamped
out in this community or the state
at large, we will have to have not
only institutional treatment, as we
have in the State. Sanitarium at
Walker, for. durable cases, but also
small local hospitals for the advanc
ed and incurable cases, where they
receive proper care and treatment,
which. we know the large majority. Of
cases cannot receive at home. Fam
lily infection in the home is the great
cause Of the spread Of tuberculosis,
and it will continue to be the cause.
Of ten per cent Of all the deaths in
the state until hospitals are provid-
ed. Very few deaths were reported
during the past few years Of intes-
final diseases among children, be-
tween one and FIVE years Of age,
which leads me to believe that there
isaa good deal in clean milk, as chill
dren at that age are the greatest
consumers Of milk, ii fact it is one
Of their main foods. Due credit ought
to be given to those selling the milk
consumed ia the city ct present, tho
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15
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He5sz:Ax5kSG2:

Spicer- Green Lake, Jan. ID
Miss Helga Sorenson returned to her
home at Pennock, the first of last
week, after a weeks visit with
friends here.
Rev. c.. Sullivan was at Kerkhov-
en- a couple Of days the past week.
Arnold Anderson is attending a
school of automobile engineering at
Minneapolis. He left for that place
a week ago Friday.
Rev. 7. X. Jacobs and little daugh-
ter, were at Willmar a few days last
week, visiting at the home Of DR.. Jno.
C. Jacobs.
John Ahlstrom was at Willmar last
Thursday between trains.
A. J. Thorvig returned Thursday
from the cities,~ after a couple Of
days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Engberg and
family returned to Kenmare, N. Oak,
Monday, after a visit since Friday
with relatives and friends in this VIC
Unity.
David Olson, who has been spend
ing some time in Minneapolis, return
ed home Thursday.
John Carlson and family were en-
tertained at the home Of Chas. Vett-
ling last Sunday.
Rev. Horatio Gares returned tc
Willmar Friday, after visit at the
Sivert Hanson home.
Mrs. Henry Winblad returned Sat-
urday to Sioux City, after spending
about a months vacation with he1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Larson
Selmer Walby of New London call
ed on friends at Spicer between
trains Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boreen ar
the happy parents of a little son
born to them last Thursday morning
Rev. Chr. Swenson will conduc
services iu the Sw. Saron church mex
Sunday afternoon at o'clock; Sun
day school begins at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thorvig enter
tanned few of their relatives am
friends last Sunday.
Miss Mary Holt arrived here Mon
day from Glasgow, Mont, for
months visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. G.. r. Holt.
Edw. L. Guam was guest Of rela
tives at New London from Saturda
until Sunday.
Mrs. Johannes Thorvig visited a
the home of her sons and daughte
at Spicer the latter part Of the weel
Willie Ekblad went to New Lon
don Monday to visit his sister, Ann
at the Sunnyside hospital.
A few Of the members Of the Saro
Congregation drove to New Londo
Tuesday and attended the surprise
given their pastor, Rev. Chr. Sven
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15

son.
During the past year VIM. Olson
& Co., sold % farms and small plac-
es, all together, 1926 acres. Consid-
Grafton $224,188.00; six village prop
critics for $14,850 Commission on
all $4,223.30.
The Green Lake Telephone Com
pany held their annual meeting last
Monday. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, S., C. Sullivan; treasurer, F. 0.
Iillman; secretary, Sam Anderson;
directors, Fredolf Hultgren, John
Carlson and J. A. Christensen. They
found their financial standing to be
good.
Miss Marie Kloster returned home
Friday from a few days visit with
friends at Willmar.
Mrs. Fredolf Hultgren, who has
been visiting relatives at Minneapolis
and at Heaton, N. OAK, since Christ
mas, arrived home Saturday.
Sam Holstein from Wauchope,
Cam, who has been visiting with his
sister, Mrs. A. Carlson for some time,
returned Monday.
The share holders Of the Harrison
Union Telephone Co., held their an
nual meeting last Saturday. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, j. 0. Pladson; secretary, J. O.
Kloster; treasurer, Oscar A. Orred
vice president, S. M. Dahl.
Eliz Hoyez Of Litchfield visited his
brother, Joe Hoyez, the past week.
/ Oscar Peterson of Long Lake Wis
tied his cousin, Chas. Peterson last
saturday.
Rev. |. A. Johanson leaves this
; week for Chicago where he will at.
tend series of meetings. He intends
to be gone couple Of weeks.
| The Ladies' Aid Of the Green LAX
church met with Mrs. Theo. johnson
, last Wednesday. The Aid will be en-
tertained at the Ole Haverly home, OF
Wednesday, Jan. 20.
Henry 0. Olson who has been max
ing his home at Benson for the las
two years, intends to move with hi
family to Spicer, in the spring. FL
will help his father, VIM. Olson will
| the real estate business here.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus Peterson last Sunday, Jan
l 18th.
:. Miss Emma Roberg arrived HON
Saturday from Dovre, where she ha
= been visiting a couple Of weeks at tn
Y J. J. Rykken home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15

a daring robbery occurred in the
restaurant Of VIM. Stude sometime
between Dec. 26 and 81. The work
is done by local persons and entrance
was made by cutting a hole IN the
rear door with a jack knife. The par.
ties secured $40 in cash besides ci-
CARS. and tobacc Hector Mirror,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15

Tom Grow, a former Thief River
Falls boy is under arrest at Spokane,
charged with having robbed an ex-
press company, in which he was en-
ployed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15

A meeting was held at the Com
mercial club rooms at Benson recent
ly for the purpose Of organizing a
farm bureau. A constitution was
adopted and officers elected.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15

State Hospital for Inebriates, Will
mar, Minnesota.

General visitors will be admitted
on Wednesday and Saturday after.
Moons from 2 to 5 o'clock.
No visitors will be allowed on Sum.
day or holidays, because our en-
ployees are off dutv, so far as they
can be spared.
II. a. TOMLINSON,
Superint
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15

there are still a few dealers who will
have to improve along these lines if
they wish to continue in the business.
Willmar, Mimi, Jan. Ii, 1913.
JOHN M. RAINS.
Health Officer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15

HI Co. Poultry Show |
,xt door 10 kAndlyohl Go. Bank, viillmar
And all other solid colored birds 80 all
'her birds scoring 50 points and shall count dis
HANDICAP
swpstake Prizes competition sveepsae prizes
specimens specimens
specimens point
then having the the having the
water fowl turkeys not eligible compete for sweepstakes
CASH PREMIUMS
1e entries-Frst, $500; Second $3.50; Third $1.oo
u entries-First, l5o; Second 100; Third rs
9 entries-First, LOO; Second u.s. Third so
entries--Frst, rs; Second so; Third
entrieszNrst, so; Second 35; Third,
EXHIBITION
entries First 90; Second 50 90; Third $40"
This Association offers $1,000 for the Best Display $500
$780, 2d $780, 3d Display consists of 10 birds of Glass;
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
The American Poultry offers one Grand Silver Medal
for the best Cckerel the American Asia Mediterranean English Pol
diploma for the best male under
DID, all standard varieties Competition A. P A. members
The Branch Of the offers grand prize Silver
Polish Hamburg French and Oriental class diploma for the
best male under old in all standard varieties
with Associations in the territory Branch up
North Dakota Minnesota who members the American Poultry
the World offers Silver Cup where
One for the best female One ribbon for the best
ribbon for the best shaped both Rose and
The Western Poultry Journal offers Grand Silver Cup this Associa
ton for 20 subscribers to the Jouna at $50 year, or renewal
| (Get busy membersD
! Offered by Berg Bros. Of Minneapolis
One NoWase mash hopper for the best the show
all CLASSES ns rsn @ @r e highest scoring bird the show
rooms all classes competing ,
show room, all classes competing except Bantams.
One gallon Wall for the best puet the show
Ever WaFountan for the highest Plet
Cockere Hen the show all classes competing Ban
Prizes Offered by A. II. Morse
! yearly Pouy Herald" for the best Pue
One yearly subscription the "Pou HERALD for the best Pu1et
yearly subscription ou Herald" for Pulle
One yearly subscription "Poutry
: Cockerel in the Hamburgs class
yearly subscription Pouy Herald" for the best Cock
cockerel Hen or Pulet in the Ornamental Banams
yearly "Pouty Herald for the best Pue
Cockerel Cock or Hen in the Mediterranean class
yearly subscription the "Pouly Herald for the best Pue
One yearly subscription "Poutry Pue
One yearly subscription "Poutry Pue
cook Cock or Hen in the Canes and Game Batams class
adults &c., years.
. Is accompanied by parents free.
tickets family $1O0 Tickets of
exhibitors
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f OFFICERS
9 president, N. McInte Wilmar.
81 ViceP Pres, NJ. O. Feand, New London.
3 Treasurer, 0. O. Bakken Wilmar.
s| Secretary, Svet Osmundson Wllmar
81 Superintendent M. 0. Flesland, New London.
Judge, H. H. Benjamin.
IS KANDY0Hl COUNTY BREEDERS
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-15
2nd Annual kandiyohi CO. 7
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The Kandyh County Poultry presents you
um list of its Second Annual Exhibition be held War
1913. u@.~*. wv
The association has secured the services Of H Benjamin
Mnn awards will
fairly and honestly made. #EE
We extend to all pourymen hearty invitation exhibit
show special will pleasant
visitors to the show Look the offered and they
avorab with those Of show Northwest
poultry fancer to be with during the
special pleasant profitable exhibitors
Entry blanks and all Information regarding the show
Secretary, Sivert Osmundson, Wilmar, Mimi f."
Exhibitors requested study the rules carefully they
gy may successful
petition. ;.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-26

coPyright. 1918 BY