The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-01
CLEARBR00K,
{; 0 ON L GOOD
l,H,.B00STERS
their VICINITY
Glad to Note That Bagley
1 Is Rapidly Swinging
Into Line
STREAM OF WHEAT
PoURs INTO ELEVATOR
Corn Crop, This Year, Record
Breaker; Jensen Farm
Had Hundinser
STREAM OF WHEAT
POURS INTO ELEVATOR

Had Humdinser
Especial to Pioneer
raarbrook, Oct. For the news
r.ad The Pioneer.
orr hoys love ducks as we'll as
o.icIans. but few get the tormel'
and none the latter LOT ~s'i An0A
reason.
ror real true, honest and patriotic
Jefferson Highway boosters, CONVEX
.rdg cIearbrook take the back seat
IN none Of them. We are all happy
Ia ,ote that Bagley Is fast swinging
into Tine, while Shevlin, according TO
reports, have not yet woke up 70 Inc
real Importance and true meaning oi
this wonderful transcontinental
highway, which, within q short tlme'
viii become the greatest highway IN
tho American continent.
Albert Henderson,, who Is the man
aa6r$ Of the Farmers -Co-operatiVe
Elevator at Bagley, spent Sunday
~rith his parents in Pine lake, ana
visited friends here.
4 constant stream Of wheat has
bsen pouring into the cooperative
elevator here Of late, which has kept
The force on the jump. The grade Is
1ar from on par with our last years
crop.
Clearwater county has this year
raised the most wonderful crop OF
corn in our history. The largest
field we know Of this year Is the 10
acre tract on the f. Jensen farm just
north of Clearbrook. It has pro-
dused a wonderful yield OF yellow
variety, on par with anything we
nave seen in southern Minnesota,
raised under favorable conditions,
and sound as q silver dollar. Re-
member boys, that cultivation, true
and constant care in season is the
only secret that is needed to raise
norn, providing nature Will give US
aDauare deal. Mr.. Jensen's corn took
the first prize at the fair held at Bag
Icy.
God bless the optimist, but the
Lord help US from the rawlings Of the
pessimist; who must be first; cousin
Of the bolshevist Of Russian fame,
which even show symptoms of over
coming our great and beloved people.
hs4AF
Victor Bexell is sporting brand
new and up-to-date Buick, and many
NJ our fair young ladies are casting
sympathetic glances his way, but
without avail just at present. 49,
The II. B. Tempering Process COM
pany is constantly busy shipping this
wonderful tempering solution to all
parts Of the United States, with an
ever increasing inquiry and demand.
Steel and iron treated with this pro-
cess for any kind of work, last long
er and give better results than with
any other process known at present.
The Clearbrook Box & Crate COM
pany, under the able management of
J. w. Johnson, has seen the largest
and busiest season In its history. The
demand for egg and potato crates
has been larger than ever before, but
they have been able to meet the de-
man6, except in potato crates, which
they were not in position to make
enough for the time being
Strike, strike, strike, says the raw
ing pessimist, whose chief stock in
trade is spreading and teaching class
hatred, and breeding bolshevism at
svery move. All Americans have not
fost their senses yet, and some fine
day these pests preying upon our hu-
nianity will find themselves under
conditions they have prepared for
themselves.
A farmer fro mCanada dropped in
to Clearbrook the other day and felt
so pleased with our country in gen.
eral that he trotted out to N. Abre-
hanson, who resides northeast OF the
city, and planked down 800 per
acre spot cash for his farm. This is
only one of the many prosperous real
estate transfers recorded here OF
late. Land in and around Clearbrook
can still be purchased for q reason
able price, and lucky is the party
who manages to grab tract Of our
productive soil today. Who next?
Everybody boost for the Babcock
Constitution Amendment, which
spells 5000 roads for every section of
Mfnhesota; everywhere. With = the
m6torag here, let us all put in one
Tong strong pull together and make
the 6ifdnterests pay for our good
roads. Good roads means the use OF
less gasoline, wear and tear on the
machine, not to mention comfort and
safety '-"r" "'- ~---' "
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Tagley, pio-
aeers IN Leon township in which
Clearbrook Is located, we note have
departed Tor Portland, Ore, on the
Pacific coast. They have of late been
located in business at Nymore. Their