The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-04-11
A MATTER OF SIGNIFICANCE

Probably the American public heard nothing
ing the uerngs entaed by the European that moved
profoundly than the accounts of thousands of homes
sroyed Of hundreds of thousands of happy families
made homeless miserable Ours is above all nation of
and when read of others suffering the loss
that only feel keener sent
the have but intensified yearnng for the
The consequence that the BODYBUILDING
spirit abroad the land this spring. and the indications point
production of that best of all human habtaons
That constructive spirit is being stimulated too by
publicity campaigns conducted by the manufacturers of
and dealers building materials who doing the people of
first of ALL and to build now These campaigns
powerfully supplemenng the National Government which
becoming emphatic daily in urging the public to build
Every normal being course longs home
of his he does not already The purpose
of the national homebudng advertising is to impress upon
with prices other commodities not high and that the
European demand for American lumber after
probably with the natural result of sending prices higher
years to
only FOR your chdrens safe and because constrScon
adds the wealth Of the country but because nationwide
activity ome-buding will provide employment for
thousands Of returning soldiers and for mechanics
leased from war production work great body OF the AM
the Governments indicated wish that in investing their
consideration own Your own Home has taken on new
greater significance this country and the indications
renpayng class before the year is out and become the proud
and happy proprietors of their own dwelling places
reckless of avaors remained except when there
dead calm something not far from it. II smart
breeze while they the they descended as
they could and fly gale not to be thought Of
Those the days. too when hoes in the air. were much
discussed good much feared All that
amusing, now for the improvements IN air
plane respect both and to the trustworthy
make of the old precautions and the
AVIATOR with really important errand practically no at
enon to the weather unless such render impossible
performance the particular task that has been imposed
them Of if the object often the at the
fronts make observations take photographs it is
fly and the aviaors dislike rain and
the and to the extent other people do
Arneson chief clerk of the house, going prove
exception to the rule There familiar saying to the ef
Get that public office holders seldom die and But
It all wrong Aeson concerned He has resigned
lis position A. O. Preus, state auditor, having been
superintendent of the land and timber department that he
u the auditors office little notice by but now
going show the doubtes and he declares that just
the legislature he will step out of politics.
Aneson second assistant clerk of the House 1907 first
session since including the extra session of 1912 This beats
Julius Schmahl's record chief clerk of the House.
While the old passed out under cloud, must
be admitted that number of made laws which
of benefit and Importance Here few of the things
chdrens bureau; Passed child labor law Passed the
VebbKenyon law forbddng shipments of liquor into dry
tates Submitted the prohibition amendment which has been
ratified by all three four of the state legislatures;
Created the Federal systematic greatest piece of
suctve craftsmanship century, Created the Federal trade
commissions Provided rural credit SYSTEM Provided Federal
id for good roads,