The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-11
THEATRE BUILDING OF
CONCRETE BLOCK IS
CLEARBR00K PROJECT
Farmer Returns From Canada;
Reports Crops Failure,
Lack of Rain
Especial to PiOneer.)

Lack OF KAN
Especial to Pioneer.)
Clearbrook, Nov. 1.-THE next on
the program for Clearbrook is a mod
.ern hall opera house. With the mod
ern electric light plant going in here
.as fast as labor and time will permit,
it is only short time until some one
will grasp the opportunity and reap
the many benefits and money making
:specialties which such an undertake
ing will have in store for the man or
men, with the brass to go after 1t.
Juice will now be furnished by the
,Clearbrook Electric company for the
running of the movies" which
alone will represent nice source OF
income Clearbrook is large enough
to operate two movie entertainments
for each week during the winter
months. and one for each week dur
ing the summer A strong point to
be taken into consideration is the
fact that Clearbrook draws upon a
large rich and ever increasing farm
ing territory, swarming with auto
mobiles and people, who as general
rule love to auto into their city and
take in a good clean entertainment,
and up-to-date movies. 1t might
be we'll to mention that the business
men of Clearbrook would hardly con-
slider or support an opera house or
modern hail., which would not cover
q space at least 40 feet wide by 100
feet long, and 16 feet high. The
same can be built very reasonable
from concrete blocks manufactured
here by the Clearbrook Cement Pro-
ducts company. Parties who consid-
"er or figure on the same, should get
in touch Immediately with Emil T.
-Evenson or Arnold Jensen, who will
be in position to give them further
information and assistance in carry
ing forth the good work. The party
or parties that figure on getting in
ION the ground floor should get busy
at once, as there is no time to loose
AS parties are already getting ready
to present their plans, provide site
and get ready for early operations.
Willie Iverson Of Stanley, Beltrami
county, visited here last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. liver Olson
near the Vaudeville district, in Can
ada is back here again. He reports
that crop failures due to no rain has
held them up for several years, and
that the country in general is becOm-
ing depopulated by reason Of the peo-
pie moving out. He is glad to be
back in good old Clearwater county,
where he intends to stay for the rest
of his natural days.
- There is much discussion as to
climber" for governor of Minnesota,
for next year as we'll as prospects for
success. We cannot believe that we
are in any danger. Courageous and
wise leadership is needed in these
times, and we are in position to fur
nish the same, if the "call' of the
people is needed, regardless of politi-
cal color which must be eliminated
in these times and under present con-
ditions, when 100 per cent American
ism is the issue at stake. Clean and
undefiled "Americanism" today is the
issue in our land, and the only is
sue mark our word! If the political
manipulators in our state cannot see
the hand writing on the wall and
rally with the people to the standard
Of clean, tried, true, courageous,
competent, capable man with execu-
tive ability on par with any man
within the state, they may as we'll
fold their hands, crawl to bed, say
their prayers and he buried forever
more, as they will never more be con-
sidered in the grand old state of
Minnesota under any consideration.
Now is the time to act for the indie
pendent and free loving American
press in the great and wonderful
state Of Minnesota to strike for free
dom mad declare themselves as a
mighty unit for unanimous support
of program which will insure them
the election of governor of Mime
sofa, who is true blue, who has
served in the late world war with
honor as thousands of other dough
boys over there in France, and
shared their trubles, dangers and
pleasures, as the case may have been,
Samuel G.. Iverson, a former state au-
ditor. Let Minnesota set the pace
and elect one of our honored fight
ing men to our governorship in the
first election held after the war, and
success is assured. 1t is now up to
the state press to get in line before
it is to late, as the people are fight
ing mad If you please, and line up
For a man who is in position to ap-
peal and get the support of all right
thinking, liberty loving and true blue
Americans. regardless OF part label
and considerations. If such a pro-
gram is not carried forth we will not
give a snap Of our finger for the NOM
ination Of either the democratic or
republican parties, as they will be
swept off their feet with a rush, I'M
less wise leadership and cool heads
take the situation in hand and pilot
the ship of state through the troubled
L. l.