Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-03
IN RELATION TO WAR MATTERS
January

4. K c. War fund totaled about
$4,000.
engagements to competele organization.
4. Red Cross drive produces over
5000 memberships IN the county.
+ 8. Meeting at hall of Polish Catholic
Poles to fight for the United States.
J 8. DR.. Friedrich A. Perry spoke for
+; Red Cross
| IA: Draft board examiners are ad-
weed that physical regulations are to
, be more lenient.
| IS. Draft rules changed.
| 1S. Medical advisory board for the
| county appointed.
! lie library for voluntary service during
20. America First association begins
drive for members.
! 81. First Heatless Monday.
%. beginning of drive for Smilage
books by America First association.
! 20. P. S. Randall appointed federal
; ordnance inspector.
| 81. New bread order and wheatless
! 8. Beginning of thrift week.
! 40. Registration of German alien
i enemies.
! 10. Frank Gaboury, on the torpoedo-
; ed Tuscania, is among the survivors.
| %. Lieutenant Berger gave address
in connection with second Red Cross
drive.
2e. Mrs. o'Toole of St. Paul gave
interesting address on child's welfare
and Red Cross work.
March
1. Loyalty rally held at Swan River.
1. Relief association orders service
celled.
8. Patriotic meeting neid at Pierz,
addressed by local speakers.
~. X. G.. dedicated service flag.
To,, 1ofk f0
Is. The attention called of the
! teachers in the public schools of the
county of the state laws requiring the
schools to display the American flag
Is. Geo Geissel of Santell, Calf,
formerly of Morrison county, exhoner-
ated of charge of disloyalty.
49,: Women's food conservation
attendance.
10. Junior Red Cross gave vaudeville
entertainment at high school,
81: A representative of the state ag-
ganize girls and boys clubs.
Fl. Rev. A. T. Eckblad of Superior,
delivered patriotic address at the
Swedish Lutheran church.
%. Arrangements made for loyalty
meetings in different parts of the coun-
.22. Service flag dedicated at NJ. E.
church.
%. Red Cross made collection of
%. Ellzs dedicated service f7ag.
clothing for Belgians.
20. Eleven men left for Camp Dodge
20. Estate of William Kastner OIL
value of S1,008.
20. Appeal made to farmers to mark
ct their wheat before the 18th.
20. Local high school pupils enroll
ed in work reserve to help the farmers.
81. Clocks turned ahead at a. m.
l. Loyalty meeting held at Upsala.
5. Rev. Father Boland and Hon. J. !
schr1ahl addressed large ou6ie'oce on
patriotic matters at Victor theatre.
5. Dentists asked to fill soldiers
teeth, which request was complied
with.
T. Rev. Gregory left for San Antonio,
Texas, to prepare to take up Y. NJ. c: A.
work.
7. Red Cross baseball league formed.
8. F. p. Zislle is selected as presi-
dent of the 9Th district of Bakers, who
will take up the matter Of conse,va-
ton of wheat flour.
9. st. Johns Evangical church dedi-
Gated a service flag.
9. 'The WOLF was given at the Vic
tor for the benefit of the K. c. War
fund.
TO- John Poetsch of Belle Prairie
died at Camp Dodge of pneumonia: The
funeral the Sunday follown~ at Belle
Prairie was of a. patriotic nature and
was very largely attended,
H. Judge Roeser and Secretary of
State. Schnahl addresses liberty loan
meeting at Pierz
12 William Sandrock Of Morrill,
plead guilty in district court of dis
loyalty and was fined $500.
10. Christ and olof Fefsland, living
near Randall, plead guilty to perjury
in making out questionnaires. Sentenc-
ed to reformatory, but suspended pro-
viding they enlist.
49, VIM. Hamilton of Pike Creek. in
Canadian forces, wounded in leg, in
%. John Davis, before the district
court, plead guilty and l,t1 acteo
charges made against the draft board.
26 Third Liberty Loan aggregated
$471,300, more than $4,000 more than
the county allotment.
rs. Report of wheat -four on hand
81. Thifty-five men left for Camp
Dodge.
~. Sixteen men left for Columbus
Barracks, Ohio.
John Huffman for disloyalty not subject
to statutes.
3. Supt. Dobbyn appointed county
club leader for boys and Girls in the
nature of GARDENING. canning, poultry
and pig growing clubs, etc.
3. Sixteen men leave for Columbus
Barracks Ohio.
5. Norwegian Lutheran church died.
icated service flag.
amounts to $3.50.
10. Cushing Red Cross auction nets
1921.
IA. Congressman Miller of Duluth
gave patriotic address at Victor thea