Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-06-19

sofa Poultry association, Northwest
School of Agriculture, Red River Val
ley Development association, Boys and
Girls Clubs, and Liberty Bond COM
mittees. Following it pageant Of the
be presented, featuring epochs in the
history of northwestern Minnesota.
First will be Primeval Chaos. dressed
in filmy gray, followed by a brusque
giant Of ice. The Great Glacier. In
his wake will come pretty Miss rep
resenting Lake Agassiz, and next the
Indian who camped on the receding
shores of this ancient body Of water.
In rapid succession the French trapper,
the early settlers the wheat farmers
raising the world-prize winning wheat,
the live stock raisers. the tractor oper-
ator. and the farm club members will
pass before the audience in rapid sue
. cession. In the parade a modern ma
chine gun will be shown and it is
hoped that arrangements now under
way will give the thousands of Red
River Valley visitors at Warren an
opportunity to witness a q. S. A.
aviator flying a fully equipped war
plane This will be an altogether new
experience for the vast majority of
visitors and will give an idea of what
is being accomplished in air fighting.
The program of addresses on Thurs
day. Live Stock day, will be given by
J. D. McGregor, Brandon. Manitoba.
who raised the two-ysars Internatio nal
champion steer: Duncan Marshall.
minister of agriculture. Alberta. Can. :
W. A. McKerrow. and J. G. Haney. In
the evening the theme will be tsHelp-
ing to Win the War;. with addresses
on ''The Will to Fill the Worlds Bread
Basket. by c. G. Selvig: ''The will
to Feed Live Stock during War Times
by J. D. McGregor ''The Will to Work
during the Coming Harvest by NJ
OBrien: and s'The Will to VIM. by
Duncan Marshall These noteworthy
topics touch on the vital problems con.
fronting the great food producing sec
ton embraced in this association.
On Friday, addresses will be giveI
by DR.. F. O. .Osten- Saken. A. D. vii
son, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon. followed
by the business meeting Of the Devel
opment association. Miss NJ. Lucille
Holiday Northwest School of Agri
culture, will lead in the community
singing which will be feature Of the
days program In addition to the
Warren Battalion band, the Juvenile
band Of Crookston, numbering eighty
pieces, and the Crookston Citizens
band orchestra. and bands from other
cities will attend. r z j.
Cognizance will be taken of the
movement maugurated by Secretary
Lane to provide land for returned sol
diers and Congress will be memoriali
zed to utilize northwestern Minnesota
unoccupied lands for this purpose an(
for the more immediate purpose of in
creasing the acreage under plow. IL
many respects this meeting bids fail
to outweigh in Importance any prev
ious gathering Of its kind ever helt
both from the elaborate preparation
being made and the important matter
to be considered and upon which de
finite action is expected. y
An attraction not to be sneezed a
at this gathering will be- the Warre1
Juvenile Band of 40 pieces, led by Emf
: Dahlof, director. Although the boy
have been organized only three months
yet let us tell you they are som
''band." They have s'tooted" their in
struments early and late for weeks il
preparation for this event and will SUI
prise you by their playing.
The Warren Home Guards and tn