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Evening star., 1920-05-26
REPORTS COUNTERFEIT
BLUE SAVINGS STAMP
Post Office Department Describes
the Spurious Product, 1919 Series,
as Dangerous"

The Post Office Department today
announced the discovery of another
dangerous counterfeit of the blue
war savings stamp, series of 1919, in
addition to the one discovered about
q month ago.
The second counterfeit is printed
from a steel plate on a good grade of
white paper, and is a close reproduc-
ton of the genuine. it is declared.
Defects Described.
There are several defects. however.
some of which are given as follows:
'The counterfeit is Of a somewhat
lighter shade of blue than the gen.
uine stamp, and the printing is found
under magnifying glass to be not SO
distinct
The hyphen in the words War
savings" at the top looks more like
period than a hyphen.
"A distinct white vertical line ap-
pears in the counterfeit along the
edge Of Franklin's left cheek.
The upper little ball or dot between
the laurel leaves on the right-hand
side of the stamp, at the LETT of the
August price "4.19" is not so distinct
as in the original, and looks more like
a part of the leaf.
The white vertical line near the
edge OF Franklin's left cheek is the
most marked defect. Most of the
expert examination will be required
to detect Them
Postmasters are directed to be on
the watch for this and the previous
noticed counterfeit, and not to regis
ter war savings stamps of the series
of 1919 until their genuineness Is
confirmed by careful examination.
Evening star., 1920-05-26

thinking Of New Blouse for Decoration Day. will
showing for the
holiday choosing They charming whether they're
beautiful (rea Flet and Val lace with hand
brodery, crochet dainty l There Styles (tree
skched coarless round pointed and square necks
Short long sleeves White and fesh Sizes SOTO A.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
800 Pairs
Black Thread
Silk Stockings
$2.45

These are really won
derful values. To be
sure, they are termed
Sub Standards" b ut
close scrutiny fails to
prove the fact in any
great degree. Perfect
stockings of the same
quality would sell for
$4.W. They are full
fashioned and pure silk,
with sole, toe and heel
of Isle, properly rein
forced for service.
Don't let this opportun-
ity of unusual hosiery
values go by unheeded.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
White Madras Shirts
$500 and $3.50

White in any fabric, but particularly in madras, is
the coolest for summer days.
Every man wants to be comfortable but many
are not comfortable, because they haven't chosen
wisely. Do SO this summer by wearing these white
madras and chevot shirts They self striped and
corded and the workmanship and fit without
parallel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
Min9erifs 9aget.

ST. @e6. Set e1 MI Ell long Eib
fioc1r l1gebooet gab 1lnoerret11i11g ON
@i'agerifs 2aeet Mepez 1o1n ffaI bol-
6es @tcbmon6 &olI, 225 fifb ct
60, Minneapolis, Sen lite og 2oen
sssah1ni. 8arfeten bolpes SEN tite Sit
nj ONT .9lftene1l. iaa at oIle fom e1t=
ffer at toee Del ! Nroeranu11et og
@onfetten bdr fontnle til Mp6et 6en
fprlte Sag. @e6 iipen nf 6e Ein9,
fon on1toItes /. l1gebla6et forrige
Gong, bar ieg faaet 0pfororing fra
GGenesroo6ets 5oru1,a,b @rof. Sottz
ner og @efretpr Eorfperr. Set er Ell
SenittIline til alle 8peoelagene forn
ffal beban6les og &opoprt fenbes til
6elIesroa6et, bba6 6e bar befl11ttet.
9ette er nofiaa bietigt, faa at bi ntaa
ta9e os af set poa en- foritanotg
og afqieren6e Maa6e. gufna, tom
ga oIle 1om fan ti1s. Me6et 6en LITE.
og 2een Stunt. ~ ~. -
Gegeer @ulbranofen,
Gormnn6. i.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
10 Grpeent ltbbelina ,f,tnbaipres ben
= 12te benne Maone0..

8ebgber Sc at bore forttgiet n,e6
5 Brocettts gfetlte $pr. Mnr paa De-
res Be11ge, naar 9e fan erbolbe fle-
re @m1ge foa tneget giennent folibe
probueere,16e Goretagenber2 SS1roel,
De o11bringer 8enee / 0lie, beeiGr
Dor 2onunel16gabe.. e..nf uSbe SI Ssn=
belfors @ui6e" font oe1r title Bro
cbnre v&bab 8anferne fortierer rtlab
Hublifur1s 8engen faatt bor Stottits
bog ober 8ofton 8grfett. glne ara
tts poa SGorlnnee eeltbe. s . B.
@iennett bore gorbin6elfer er bt
tftonb ttI at gibe 8risnotertnger %
&apporter paa ctrfa ct S6,nnbreb vi
.ii11be forifielItoe 5orre sforeta-
ge1tber. @or Hiatt binabiff ne slfbelfng
fftaar fit fri til @eres Maabiebeb. ssnb.
ieno Deres geab11 90 Abregie. 81. @Dl
ling e g., 164 1eberaI 9Hreet, 3D.
ftob @{fs &oper ii aar Sor.
retnins pdq 11arparepoe M1regie.
sfanbtn. Nfoeltig g gfd,tbl blnld,
mar sre0s sboHrtta gtotarins Ru,
zbneite.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
@piIeptiFe glnfalb. ST. @eorg

@piIeptiffe 9lnfal6. ST. George
SSobnion &obb, cit ftenragen6e Gorz
rettrin0snan6 / Weoueton, 90. g., fri
ber: Seq bar in6ien6t en- 1tp 8eitil-
ling paa 9r. @eterS @ltrifo, 90 jee
life pnfer at bore bette Mio6el for
u6en. 9en n1tee 9pin6e, for bbem
leg fprit beitilte Meeicinett bm f1en,t
ploget 1ne6 epeleptife @nfnl6, BUN
baboe ofte fra fire til otte Mnfalb on
Dagen. @nn bor lru ingen Mnfalo
abbt / neite1r fire Maaneoer, og bum
fdler fig fom ct NIT @a1en". Dette
gatnle 11rten1iooel er blebet berdntt
paa @run6 of fit tnerfbaroig TEL
breoen6e &raft, 9groelesbeo / foa-
falote rubelbre6eliee" Eilfal6e. Oct
fnIges life af, 9lpotefere. Silifrip ::
>Dr.' Heter SabrneD & Cons So !,
25O1 @afbington 8lb3., Chicago;
Su. T. .5: il
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
2enitt % Sc Mllierebe.

2o1toon 1Obe Mai. Central Sot,i-
ct n1e6oeler ifglge ct trodblgif &e1e-
grom fra Mpfftpa, at set / 8etragt'
ming of Set Saftlt1t at pfsfe Weoz
lentrter al 9aotionert1es 2iga faftiif
nnoeritgtter @oIet1 ogs l1fre,1 i1sar;=-
gen moo geusran6, Of 1nilitare Set
fpn lite tan eibe M6aa1tg til Nnslono
for 1togen Deleghio1r Der inbbefat=
ter Nepreientanter for 6isie Nntio-
ner, uogtet @obiet utt6eritgtter Brit1=
cipet / 2tgoens 8eiIntning at ieltSe
en- 1tn6eriegeNes6eleeotio til @ns-.
IunD. 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETITION FOR
DETERMINATION OF DESCENT OF
LAND. *


Estate of Gena Evavnld, Deceased.
State If Minnesota. County of Otter Tail, in
Probate Court.
Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the determination Of the descent of the real es.
tate of said decedent: The petition of X Evavold
having been filed in this court. representing
that said decedent died more than five years prior
said petition described and that no viii Of dece-
dent has been proved nor administration Of her
descent of said real estate be determined by this
court; a. f}s.5% -. sn-l.
Therefore you, and each of you, are hereby
cited and required to show cause, if any you
have. before this court at the Probate Court Room
the County Of Otter Tail State of Minnesota. on.
the 25th day of June 1920, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
whv said petition should not be granted
Witness the Judge of said Court. and the seal
thereof, this 14th day Of May 1926 4 f.% 3
E. FrankberR, ,-. -
Judge Of Probate.
A. P. Frankberg = ~ ::
Attornev for Petitioner ~ - '.:ElT5 :sls. !.
First Publication May 10th 1920. szs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19

SHE feels fine now. Aches and
pains often indicate kidneys out
of order. Your kidneys surely
neel help -. and quickly-whenn
your hands Or feet are swollen
and you feel dull and slugish, lose
your appetite and your energy
and there IS puffy look under
the eyes. Mrs. y. Gibson, I2th
and Edison ST., La Junta, Colo,
writes Ny kidneys were Civ
ing me;sa great deal of trouble
for some time. ! took. Foley Kid
Etley Pill, and they helped nis
right way. feel fine nov Z /.
FsTBERG & lx1ssIraGER
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
CITATION FOR HEARING ON
PETITION7FOR DETERMINA
TION OF DESCENT of LAND

PETITION FOR DETERMINE
TION OF DESCENT of LAND
not already administered
Estate of Gust Runningen, de-
ceased.
: State of Minnesota, County of
Otter Tail in Probate Court:
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Gust Runningen Decede11t::
: The State Of Minnesota to ali
persons interested in the determin
alton of the descent Of the real
estate of said decedent: The petit
ton of Andrew O Runningen hav
ing been filed in this court, repres
enting that said decedent died
more than five years prior to the
filing thereof, s. leaving certain
real estate in said petition desert
bed, and that no will Of sdecedent
has been proved nor administra-
|: tion Of all his estate granted i'll
this state, and praying that the.
descent Of said real estate be de
stermined by this court; =, +. r.
,1 Therefore You and Each of
You, are hereby cited and requir
70 show cause, if#any you have
before this court at the Probate:
Court Room in the Court House
J IN the City Of Fergus Falls il the
County Of Otter Tail State of o,f
MINES on the 25ths day OF.
June 1920, at 70 o clock NJ.
why said petition should not BE.
granted.
Witness the Judge d said court
and the seal thereo this 1tth
day of May 1910
rahkberg
Probata Judge,
Frankbere
ttortiey for tiotler
I(Godrt seal) iI#
4 vi f1itt. "a 90
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
CUT THIS OUTFITS WORTH

) CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH
MONEY. Gut out this slip, en-
close with Sc and mail It to Foley
e Co, 2835 Sheffield Ave. Ghica-
go, writing your name and add
ress clearly. You will receive ID
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar, for
coughs, colds and Group + FoleY
Kidney Pills for pain il sides and
back rheurnati tis1n, backach Kid
ney and bladder aim erlts and 70
s1ey Cathertic Tablets, 4 wholes-
one and thof foughly cleansing
ci:athartie for eoils atiioi,, bill
ousn headache aild sIugRisll
bowels
ESrBERG 6 & K1ssIlgGE
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
Motiee til sfatteboer
Oct Sele eller polpe. af saano tot
ter mao betales in6en Sen 29be ben.
1ts eaoneo, ford ltnogoo ct iillag
.af 10 .&roee1lt .s.... ........ u. I d.
g: q @tortroen,
County &asferer.
8pgnirtegbirfi fipaltbebe1t.

9f et1inger til sS11ore6epar
tenentets Geological SurbeD frcrl-
gaar, at 8Dgnings rfioutbeo eoelt Der.
i 2an6et / Maret 1919 Iatgt oberiteg
.bDa6 Set. bleb 1t6fgrt i 6enne 8ra1r-
&cbei 1918. ct n66rag af sSnoberet-
ningen fra fontnltnale 8pgni1lgs-
ntbn6igbe6er t ia forffielIige gDer
rlt16t om /. .2an6et btfer at ser / lehet
af fi6fte 9lar bleb opfert / be ia
8per hliarnen 309,55f MpbDg1tin-
ger fanmenlignet meo 1868 I.
1918, altiaa en- 9gning af q Hro- I
cent. >:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19

Columbia College, gbereH gSNa
] eific 2sutberan galoaoe1llD arfIanb
begge 11noerprb bne0e Zen ggaorH 81
1 tberfte @iirfe 9lmeriifta # er III tonic
Iioereto og biI bli reorganife feretSog ors
bet fon Ct ss5unior gonege. e1r III
snft ftiittniol1 f5}t1 ba ba Mabnet 81
Beran College, bil ba III @iem / & s.
8Dgninge ger, bpor tioligere 8dcifie 81
bernn Acaoenrp bapbe 9siiIbelo.
g %. &anfo1t, osfiitere1be Hrofes
ior i Waeieriorift % &begabl be6 !!Oii
|neiota uniberittets 2anobruesffole,
Ibar tnget 4fife6 for at blibe nsfiite:
ren6e 8eitprer for Creamery Hafage
Manltfacturing Goa1tpanb + Mnneaz
polis. &anion bar bRret fnDttet III
2nnob obrlgsifolen toIb Mor. s.. Di.
Gobrntan tager @onions Nln6s peb
2an6brlgsifolen :
Sen financtelle &onfera1lce i@rus
fel Slutten nf Mai, bbortil Ser er
lt6gaaet sSs116bp6elie til 25 2m16e, bIir
6en ferite 2eiIiebeo bpor ct ioa itort
Mntal af Meolennner fat1Ies efter
0pfor6ring af Mattonernes Gorbutto
Selb ON oct Der 1taturligbis iHe bIir
Sale ONT en- offtcieI Delegeretforlant=
ling foa bill @onferuncers Sorbono-
finger / ftor l16ftrGfning fontme til
snt faa &ardfter at en @elegeretfor=
fatnlings Sorbanolinger. &onferon
fen, fom bill bli ofgiort ellropeiif /
fit @ammenfetnina bill fao II S)p-
gape at finbe en- 2bsning poo 6e @oft
ifeligbeoer iom @uropa MI lioer 1t1r=
ser.
8tifop bon @cbeele er ofgaoet beo
Cohen / fit Stem | l1ppiala. SPOT
1888 bleb Smut Senning @e6elil!s
Sebeele prontobert Doctor Gilofo=|
fia beo 11ppfa1o 11niberiitet / 1863,
og efter tilenoebragt teoIogiffe 9TH
6ier, u6nebttes bm1 til Docet1t oe fc-
mere til Brefesfor sseologi pe6 fatn<
me a1ntberiitet.*e S S 1877 tog ban os-l
ioa BEN teoIogiffe Doftorgra6 il1pp.
faln og ttltroo6te 1885 @ntbeoet iom
oher @iSbp @tift, bbilfet @n,-
be6e ban frem6eIes in6ebab6e. Mlle.
re6e ti6Iig gior6e ban fig bemerfet
fom en- frenragen6e Saler og be6 fin |
Geltalenbe6, og iin bret6et1be Sc
geiitring bar ban fengslet fine Gil=
bgrere iffe alene fin @getifnb ofI j
&irfens Mon6> nten ogIaa font 9te- !
praientont for @isbp / &igs6agen5 |
nn6et &an1t11er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
Citation for Hearing on Final Account and fol
Distribution
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail, ss.
In Probate Court -.


State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail. ss.
In Probate Court. ~
In the matter of the estate of Andrew Clambey
alias Andrew o Clambey Decedent. a4 n.
The state of Minnesota to all persons interest
ed in the final account and distribution of the es.
tate Of said decedent: The representative Of the
above named decedent, having filed in this Court
his final account of the administration Of the es-
tate of said deeedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and allowance Of said
Of f said estate to the persons hereunto entitled:
:, Therefore you. and each of you, are, hereby
cited and required to show cause If any you have,
before this court at the Probate Court Room ia
County of Otter Tail. State Of Minnesota, on the
oath day Of June 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M or
as soon thereafter as said matter can be heard,
why said petition should not be granted and
that this citation be served by the publication
thereof according to law. szg{.
Witness. the Indge Of said Court. this 18th day
of NAV A D 1920 = 49, -
lseaI Of Probate courtl E EFrankberg. 49,
Judge of Probate.
Anton Thompson
Attornev for Petitioner
First Publication May 18th
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
freo ) te rheoer..

Is
Norges eIofi ofite MDiss, IS intel enigens
Ifeolera, bar opDgrt at uofon,ltte. Sc
ers gaat op n@erbens Gang"
$50 goIii barn | 8etroerao .,
i Oaoifbn e. al iDenife glrbei there ilto
bltbt til at tfiiIbrittge Sontr1teren i sb
RICE. 4. 81. ...... 1. 4. &. ].
Gna gooe er 116figterne for 2qb.
inger Jrntfrtge innr, at 2ono,
brnes esfagfDt6ige tror, at &be6ebe-
ten BIZ poa set 11ermeite bore TIC
ftrafffelig til geationens 8ebon {o1
fommenoe Mnr. Den itore Mbl11l]
bentes otfpare 5ranfrige lite 1nino-
re en6 100000 Sroncs:
v&ingerifes 8lab" ffriher:: Ser
6ens alofe Mart6 er 1t6e11 Ebil en-
Norff ffanerifaner SSobn @ben. &o1t
er 1temlig 134 9lar gdn11neI. &ans
ferfte Some be6e for 6 Mar ii6en,
1902 Mar gotrmel., Set nerfeligite
er BOG at @on1lineen bar giftet iig
ON igien, og bans fi6fte Some ct 35.
Mnr nnrnmer U2en het11p hnr hntt
en- Se1 paa 5 Mar.
= ct. Olaf College @or fit en- feft-.
Zig Mo6tageIie i Mortbfielo beo fin
Silbaeefomit fra fin fem tigers Cur.
ne til 9ften. Man bab6e erflGrct
9aeen en- Seit- % Gri6ag. @oret og
BETS Dirigent, S. Meltus @brfition-
ien, bleb rno6taget paa Sbationen,
bborpaa man marfcbere6e i Nroces=
fion eienttem BEN feftfmpffeoe 8p og
en- offentlig Weo6taeelie bleb boIot /
SfoIens @apel =
Otter Bolaffernes og l1frenernes5
@eire toles ser otter om Sreo / oi-a
plomatiffe &reofe og / 8la6ene, No-
len. SSn1i6Iertto fortiettes @antpen
! @ieip ggnen. De ii6fte @fterretnin
ger gaor lt6 paa at Der ergiort s6or-
fgg af 8olfiebiferne paa at fororine /
@olafferne fra 8robo6eareolet, men
at 6e bleb raot tibage efter beftie
&anp. @nnnp ONT Eerrttoriet oft 1cr
&iep bar paogaoet tire Gage. @cl=
fiebiferne fortal1es at ia faat Mrtil-
leri Soriterfringer. |
Brifesfor SO, g. @ognlie al Moor=
bea6, Minn., bar tnootaget Mnlpt=
telfe beo Mafers 8niine1s College i
@ronb Sorts, ogagter at ilao fig neo |
ser for Sremtiben. @rof. Gog1lie
er. EN- al @rofesior s. s. Mafers ti6-.
lieere Stl1be1tter, ioet ban graouerte !
fra r@oncor6ia", mems Brofesior |
Mdfer bar 8r9fi6ent for oenne Sfole |
Hrof. @oenlie far aofftlIig @rfartng |
| i'm @ierning og attiees fom en for
6eles 6pgtig Mm1b.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE cLAlr1s.AND
FOR HEARING THEREON. :. r

Estate of Marthe Sletvold, deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Otter Tail. sss
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Marthe Sletvold
Decedent. <%:,z5s~,= - :, n; q : /,
Letters Of administration this day having been
granted to John E SIetvold ~ ~ Is.
It is ordered, that the time. within which all
creditors of the above named decedent may pre-
sent claims against ner estate in this court. be-
and the same hereby is, limited to three months
from and after the date hereof: and that the Itch
day of Aug. 1920. at ten o'clock A. M. in the
gus Falls in said County, Le and the same hereby
is, fixed and appointed as the time and p1aceEfor
hearing upon and the examination: adjustment
and allowance of such claims ais shall be present.
ed within the time aforesaid. Il s.
Let notice hereof be given bv the publication Of
this order in the Fergus Falls Ugeblad. as pro-
vided bv law 80 f5%s5s IN. \. III
Dated May 11th 1920. .S.~5 . ri, II T. s..
Court Seal esi'ts e. FfankhefH.s s$;sss5#
1NiI
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19

r.. v&borfor itqar @fre66er @erl.
len alti6 / @ooe6dren, noar bnns
Some fpnger til &laberet?"
vSor at Mabologet lite ffoG tro,
at ban 1t1isbatr6er ben6e."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19

!. Qe yeo11-p f11Qtr$ $Seedg1te Dg Oersrep1
. blifanffe Narti bert 5faten bar 9:
!. tat Gonnage Ear Tom Ell 1anfe2
line Matfo forner bar fat 6rDgt5i So
fene oerborte. De1 bpgttgite @rl11
be bpb6er moo Ell iaaoan 8eifatllin
. ct ben nnitan6, at 11tatge at oe mi
ore Ninefo on1pn11ier bill bli mot til {
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til QofuIbei eifatning faa Soft 0eropI,
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nertng ofb: Sc bar 6erfor organils
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I&enfigt at appenere Spgrgsmaalct;
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ten. ,'. H.
ssSSocobion & 2arion, set Sir1l1t
font figbte u6 Marti1t Martiniol,s
Mai fin forretning poa 2tnco1n Mne
9it bar giort go6 Sorretnittg fiber
oe tom Der. Sc ban6ler ne6 oct faa:
fal6te ,gmerion 2ine" al Maifineri
i1tbbefattetbe Eroctors, Sractorplo:
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re og Mopers, &griber, Sditaffere,
Corn Gnlttbators, @afolin engines,
@ogne> Manltre @brea6ers. Soru=
6en oct nebnte l16boIg af @aifineri
bar oe ogiua beret beloig mot til at
foa Mgetttffab for. ben belfienote
brat" at @lpuoutb 8in6etraa6
(Epine), fom lenge bar beret henot
fottt 6en be6ite Enine Wearfe6et.
Set @logs Maffineri ion1 bette SIR
ma baanoterer bar mango Soroele
obcr ottbre 5Tags og bet bill bore for
6elogtiet for Gormerne berrun6t at
fonme itt6 og b1i fien6t. @en n'eit
in1gbefo1n1nen6e- 8eban61ing tilbD6es
Dette Gir111a bar bat161et tne6 Mia,
ifineri en lang &ehe af Mar og itaar
faroig til alle Gi6er at ei fine &un-
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fi6fte Eorsoagsaften forot ta en- af~
gigren6e 8eIutning beorgrenoe oen
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etogen bIir fat / brugbar @tnt16. -
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Mrbeioe blep git til 2aurit5en Gon-
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begpnoe itrafs. Denne &irfebpgning
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fte 8pen. &irfeifibet Mir 1t2 500
langt og fra 50 til 70 SOB @reot
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of nterf Snrbe, tritunet 1neb &aiota
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-19

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Republican farmer., 1920-02-27
GARBAGE CART
 EVEN COLLECTS
 FRONT TORCHES
One Runs Wild on Golden Hill Street and Smashes
 Into Residence.

Horses attached to a cart engaged in the collection of garbage for the city, ran away on Golden Hill street about Il this morning, crashed into the porch of the premises at 149 Golden Hill street, tore away the porch railing, knocked down an iron fence and then ran to Golden Hill and Water streets before being halt ed.
 The driver and his helper had gone into the Stratfield Hotel kitch- en and the cart was left in the pas sageway in the rear of the hotel. The horses suddenly startec to run but did not make a good turn into Golden Hill street from the passageway. In- stead they struck the iron fence and porch railing before swerving and con- tinuing their course south on Golden Hill street. The Funaways passed the intersections of Main and Middle streets without doing any further damage and were halted near the railroad station.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-27
INQUIRY INTO
 MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY STARTS

Washington, Feb. 24-Another congressional inquiry into the meat packing industry began today before the House Agriculture Committee, but was determined on only after pro longed discussion.
 Representative John W. Rainey, Democrat, Illinois, said that since 1916 there had been five such in- quiries, and other members suggest ed that the records of those inves- legations be used as evidence in the hearings on the bill for regulation of the packing industry which is before the committee.
 Finally, however. the committee voted ten to to hold hearings and summon witnesses, Representative Tincher, Republican, Kansas, declar- ing that the stock producers are go- ing bankrupt, the packers are rolling in wealth and the consumer is facing want"
Republican farmer., 1920-02-27
BONDS ARE SET
 AT $500 ON
 THEFT CHARGE

Accused of having robbed the tailor shop of I. Shier, 1,E55 Main street, James Lynch, of 1,776 Main street, was arraigned in the City court this morning, charged with theft. The case was continued until Saturday morning and bonds were fixed at $300 The robbery occurred last Wednesday night, and Lynch is said to have made off with goods valued at $300.
 John Prince, 21, of 52 Bronx avenue, believed to be a pal of Lynch, and all legged to have been connected with the recent robbery of the Washington pool room at 1875 Main street, was arrested this morning, charged with theft and is now being held under $500 bonds. It is believed that the pair worked together in both the pool room and tailor shop thefts