Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-02
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Jordan, MINI. Four Minneapolis
citizens have been taken into that city
all dangerously injured as the result of
being hurled twenty-five feet from an
automobile near Jordan, Mimi, at the
breaking of the steering gear.
st. Paul. - d. p. Tierney, assistant
state forester, arrived from the forest
IRE region and conferred with the at
,orney generals department to ask
legal aid for prosecutions under regu-
at:ons regarding slash and brush dis
posal
St. Paul. First official notice Of
The appropriation bill recently passed
by Congress under which Minnesota
will receive more than $1,400,G00 Fed
Dral good roads aid during the next
Ten years has been received by Gov
srnor Burnquist.
Duluth Formal demand for
cents more an hour or from IS to 40
lents, has been made upon the North
srn Pacific, which controls the bulk
of the Duluth docks. This is for day
wor' A night rate of As cents is ask
ID !; so cents an hour for loading
Dement.
st. Paul. - Provision for early es-
adjustment Of a large Industrial and
custodial institution to serve as an
adjunct to practically all the state
penal, correctional and charitable in
situations, may be recommended to
he next Legislature by the state board
Of control.
Ortonville- Ortonville citizens took
up arms against an invasion of more
than 300 Industrial Workers of the
World, and before the latter had been
put to rout and driven from town, a
number Of shots had been fred by
both sides, but apparently without in
iuring anyone.
Duluth. x The big steamer w.
Grant Morden, which held the previ-
ous record, passed the 500 with Ii, 4O4
bushels of wheat more than ever had
been carried and cleared from Port
Arthur, Ont, with 490,72O bushels of
wheat for Port McNicoll, on Georgian
SAY.
Minneapolis. Forty-three Mime
sotans passed the recent examinations
conducted by the state board Of phar-
macy and have been granted registra-
lions as pharmacists or assistants AS
result of the examinations three
Minneapolis men will become pharma-
cists and 10 will qualify as assistants.
Washington, D. Minnesota gain
I'd 1,218 manufacturing establishments
ID the 10 years from 1904 to 1914, and
at the close Of the 1914 census had
1914 establishments Of every kind.
These figures are in the bulletin, car
rying condensation Of the forthcoming
detailed manufacturing census of the
state, that was sent out from Washing
ton. In 1893 there were 1851 estab-
lishments
St. Paul. Nothing daunted by their
failure to win the route Of the Jeffer-
son highway through Northern Mime
sofa, representatives Of the Western
and Eastern routes met Immediately
following the announcement of the
choice Of the central route by J. D.
Clarkson, general manager Of the high
way, and formulated plans for estab-
fishing the Northern Minnesota Scenic
highway.
Minneapolis. Three possibilities
for the future of the farm were sug-
vArfod4 hv Droo;dnn% Uirnor& 20 AZ =
University Of Minnesota, speaking at
the rural life conference at the univer-
sity farm. One Of these possibilities,
The president said, is corporate control
Of large farming areas; another, CO.
operative control by farmers them.
selves, and the third wider exten.
sion Of the tenant system.
st. Paul Total deposits in the 994
state banks operated under the direc.
ton Of the state banking department
were $93,9S7, 74941 at the close OF
business June 30, a net increase Of $685..
$40, 95S.21 since June %, 1915. This
showing, A. II. Turrittin, state super.
lntendent Of banks, regards as the best
In the history Of the department. The
total resources reported were 1924,
71b,202.01, against $19S,169, 243.SO in
1915.
Wadena. - The tourists in the JEFF
tsrson highway sociability run arrived
here five minutes ahead of their sched
ule, although they were delayed by q
bad hill between Little Falls and sta
pies for more than three minutes. On
their arrival here a message from Sta
pies was awaiting the officials, which
advised the hill will not cause further
difficulty to tourists. The business
mon Of Staples have pledged $4,000
| to be expended in properly xradins