The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-04-26
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Attorney Glenn r.. warner was IN
Kalamazoo Tuesday evening to of
ficiate as one of the judges in the an
nual oratorical contest between AL
bion and Kalamazoo colleges.
There will be three registrars at
the Wildey school house on Saturday
OF this week from 900 a. m. to 500
p. m. for the purpose of registering
the women of the Wildey school dis
trict. Every woman in the district
is urged to come to the school house
for registration, to save the registrars
the time and trouble of a personal
canvass. The government now must
know the woman strength of the
country, and true to the traditions Of
the past, every woman in the land
viii do her full duty,
Attorney Lincoln H. Titus, of Kali
amazoo gave one of the best patriotic
speeches delivered in Paw Paw dur
ing the war, at the Christian church
last Sunday night. There is no such
word as Neutral" in Lincoln's vocab-
ulary. Everyone is either for Amer
lea or for the Kaiser. There is no
middle ground. His reference to the
Stars and Stripes, which he charac-
terized as "The legacy of a nation,
and heritage of our forefathers and
foremothers as well" was beautiful
and inspiring. II is to be regretted
that every person in the community
could not have heard this splendid
address.
AS soon as the one thousand tract
ors sold through the state of Mich
igan have been delivered, the dis
tribution of the long looked for Ford
tractor will be made through reg
ular dealers. Packer & Giddings Of
Lawton, who have handled the Ford
pleasure cars for the past six years
i'm this county have been appointed by
Henry Ford & Son to look after Van
Buren, county on tractor sales and
service. They will carry an adequate
stock of repair parts and now have a
mechanic in the tractor factory TAX
ing a postgraduate course which
will assure prospective buyers of
proper after service. Packer & Gid
dings Ford customers now number in
to the thousands, and we believe that
they are all satisfied with the treat
ment accorded them by this firm. In
fact the hundreds Of farmers who
contemplate the purchase of Ford
tractors will be glad to know that
this firm are to handle their orders
and look to the after service. We
predict a big business for them as
soon as the wonderful working pos
sibilities of this tractor are known to
those who have use for them.
The Bureau Of Animal Industry of
the United States department of Ag-
riculture has named DR.. Mary An
derson. agricultural institute worker
of Peninsula, Ohio, to encourage in
Michigan, the production of cottage
cheese on farms and, also, to slim
ulate its use in homes. DR.. Anderson
one of forty-seven women agents
named for as many states, is to CO.
operate with Federal and State agri-
cultural and home demonstration
agents. Miss Gertrude VanHoesen
Of Chicago, farmerly teacher of house
hold arts at the University of Chi
cago, is the leader in the cottage
cheese work for the Central Western
states. The work in Michigan will be
part of the Department Of Agricul-
lures national campaign, in co-opera-
ton with the U. S. Food admins
tration, to encourage the use, as well
as the production of cottage cheese,
which experiments by the department.
have shown is equal in food value ia
meat. Cottage cheese can be made
from SKINNED milk or butteymilk
now largely wasted or fed to animals
and it's extended use is expected to
save large amount of meat which
can be used by the armies and allies
of America.