Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-20
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S. Brainerd. Reports are current here
that young ducks are being shot out
OF season at Rice Bed SO, near IRON
ton: Sport smen are exasperated and
will seek the deputy game warden's
aid to put . stop to It. 81.
Hastings-Dr. r. III. Wald, who
went overseas twenty months ago as
a regimental surgeon attached to the
Thirty fifth division with the rank of
captain, has returned home major,
having been promoted while in the
service.
Moorhead thirty -four owners who
operated their cars without ii. tail lights
were arrested. There were also four
arrests for drunkenness, and three for
disorderly conduct In the same time.
Judge =. D. Evans imposed fines
amounting to $f81.80.
Crookston. The town OF Higdcm
has raised its full quota In. the Saliva
ton Army drive. The towns Of Gar
den and Onstad came IN early with
very good reports and their subscrip-
.tions, while not quite coming up to the
quota allotted, were very liberal.
as Moose Lake Army worms have
played havoc among some crops In
Carlton county, especially those west
OF town. On the farm Of John q. John.
sons the worms had completely eradi-
Gated one oat field and tackled q po-
tato patch. The ground and shocks Of
grain was literally covered with the
worms.
University Farm. innesota owes
its prestige as q corn state largely to
the advance made In the selection Of
seed corn. Fifty years ago." says
Andrew Boss. vice director Of the Min
nesbta experiment station, "only q lit
tie corn was grown in Minnesota.
Flint corns and a few early dents
were brought from the New Egnland
states and gradually became adapted
to the soil and climate. Continued
selection Of the earliest kinds Of dent
has developed varieties that are pretty
sure to ripen even in q short season.
In this way the corn belt has been
extended from the southeastern corner
Of the state to the northwestern
corner ..
Minneapolis Harry W. Jones Of
Minneapolis, district vocational officer
OF the rehabilitation division, Federal
Board for Vocational Education, for
the district comprising Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and Montana,
has severed his connection with the
federal board While his resignation
becomes effective at once, Mr.. Jones
has informed the Washington office
OF the board that he will assist his sue
cessor in getting the rehabilitation
work at district headquarters organ
tied.
Minneapolis. Red Cross Home Ser
vice has been organized to assist fam
lilies of soldiers and sailors when 1t
was found there was need to combat
anxiety, to safeguard health, to give
legal protection, to promote education,
to assist in employment, to give en-
couragement to disabled soldiers on
their return, and to assist them and
their families during the period Of
their retraining for civilian life. The
continuation OF Home Service and the
extension of it's responsibilities are in,
Guided in the peace-time program Of
the Red Cross.
Minneapolis. In one month prohibi-
ton trebled the consumption of soft
drinks in Minnesota, it was revealed
In the tax receipt figures collected in
The state, made public by E. J. Lynch,
collector of internal revenue for this
district. The recsi-ss on soft drinks