The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-02
THE TIME HAS COME TO ACT

THE TIME HAS COME TO ACT
In St. Paul several nights fellow no less than an
Cedar Streets and attempted to tell so-caed coworke
that they being mseated that the laws are against the
to receive deserved Wages recognition public affairs He
openly uttered which would to patriot indicate
for the take action in providing
agans the who working openly throughout the
These MAKE of the that
are OF the he nace OF thew
know the law and they know that conviction cannot be o.
framed with expectation any such now
faces this nation They based theory of
has existed It did not enter the minds those lawmakers
that day there would arise organized and
to destroy the and bring about social
Chaos they made provision for such thing what
provided against violence and Indictment here
While the laws remain as they are and take no account
they will not take place the is strong and
energetic enforcing certain other laws Convicted sedion
CONVICTION to 60 abroad in the land melting reVoution they
for office as obtain better from
More the application Of such laws as we have
go moderng such meetings. which
inequality in the operation Of the law Some convicted sed
liberty indefinite periods They know they favored
and t. netes them to eat in s chs. t.
agatos will either setledown the earning of honest M
s s o e @ ~
give but passing notice dsoyass destroy
great country.
r. THE SCARCITY OF MEN ON FARMS
There is scarcity of the FARMS This not news
any subject which has evoked much lamenta
ton for considerable period But there ray of sunshine
After the Civil War vast land offered to-
discharged soldiers Men found themselves possession
large portions Of the territorial crust which they could not
tvate because there too much of it. So they set their
brains to work. -
The result was farm machinery The binder and the
hreng machine made their appearances The gang pow
evidence The fail and scyhe superseded There
enough balance the machines
up the deficit This likely happen again. In
the last period the number of farms of SO to It's
increased only cent while those of 500 1000 acres
grew 22 per cent. AS result, the tractor.
But it will not stop here. Not only the farmer now
with telephone his elbow is than fantastic
Cheer The scarcity of compared with
will stimulate ingenuity and beget progressive attitude
that otherwise would never have come to BIRTH
- The Bellman, we'll known Minneapolis weekly paper,
thirteen has devoted its columns to literature
criticism and the with leading articles of the char
the best magazines published has been discontinued
Make Safety your motto While the United States
engaged S. 900 soldiers killed in battle Dur
ing period $4,000 and children were
killed by accidents in the United States.
Just because good married squander hours
of upon husbands for which they adequate
recompense why they should be referred to a
spsndthrifts. <~E&Hslrn..~e:z1I:
Bemidi be closed all day July Fourth that
employes may afforded opportunity to participate in the
greatest celebration the city has ever provided
Let's all join in making the Eagle before.
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