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Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF MARSHALL COUNTY

We publish this week the financial
statement Of Marshall county. AS the
county is a big business institution,
the statement is necessarily a long one
and it's preparation has required much
labor on the part Of County Auditor
A. G. Lundgren. But Mr.. 5Lundgren
has done his work well and furnished
a statement which gives at a glance the
financial transactions of the county for
the year. Every taxpayer should
study the statement. Every cent that is
received in taxes and paid out by war
rant or orders on the county treasurer,
is accounted for Again, we say, study
the statement and thereby familliarize
yourself with the conduct of county
government and learn where the taxes
go.
The work of getting the statement
into type by the printers is of itself no
small job, but the Sheaf with its
modern printing equipment and skilled
workmen has been equal to the task.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
$l50,000 Fire in Thief
~ River Falls Sunday
Brick Block Housing the Times Print
ing Plant Burned to Ground
With Total Loss Sunday.

The Union block, two-story brick
structure housing the Thief River Falls
Times, Thief River Falls Music Co.,
and eight families, was destroyed by
fire Sunday, causing loss of between
$150,0O0 and $175,O0O, covered by in
surance of approximately one-half.
Both the Times Printing company and
the Music company suffered total losses.
The Times occupied one-half of the
lower floor and basement of the build
ing and sustained a loss Of about $7O,-
900 with about $4,000 insurance. The
company had recently installed new
printing press and its plant was one of
the best equipped in the northwest
The Times has already rented a build
ing across the street and the paper will
be temporarily published from the
office Of the Thief River Falls Tribune
The Thief River Music Co. suffered
$40 ooo, half covered by. $10
900 insurance
Eight families lived in the upper
story and some of. these had narrow
escapes from the burning building
Five Of these families sustained tota
losses on their household effects, esti
mated at about $3,O00
The building was erected six years
ago by the Thief River Falls Building
Co. at cost of $42, 900 and can not be
duplicated at present bui ilding costs fo1
less than $4,000. s.- 49, e..
The origin of the fire has not beer
determined. According to workmen o.
the Times, the fire started in the base
ment Of the building and smoke pre-
vented them from getting at the flame
The Crookston fire department wa:
called upon for help, but just as it was
ready to start the brick walls of thu
building collapsed and the fire was the1
Immediately brought under control.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
INSURANCE co.
!. DOES J BIG BUSINESS
Amount Of Policies in Force at the
End of the Year is
$4,O57, ,226.OO.

Inc annual meeting of the Marshall
County Skandinaviske Mutual Fire In
surance Co. was held at Newfolden this
year. From the annual financial state
ment, which is published in this paper,
it is easy to see that the company is in
a very fourishing condition. From q
small beginning the business of the in
surance company has grown from year
to: year, SO that on Dec. 81, 1919, it had
l843 policies in force, amounting to $4,-
O57, ,266.0O. The statement for Dec. 81,
1918, showed 1901 policies, amounting
to- S., ,4l14, 4,41S.O0, hence the increase in
business during the year has been quite
considerable. The company has had
and paid in full 13 losses during the
year, amounting to $1,120. The re
ceipts from premiums on policies issued
during the year amount to $5,642.O2,
hence will more than cover the loss.
No assessments have been levied
against the policy holders for years,
there being always money in the
treasury to pay losses. The company
At1o INV a Sdou lcoelFc VI spAS ,oOt.It.
Much of the success of the company
is due to the honest, efficient and econ
omical manner in which it's affairs are
managed. The same Board of Directors
and Officers, which have served the
Company so well for many years, most
Of them since the Company was organ
lied, were again elected, and are as
follows: Oficers-Andrew Bergstrom
President, Warren; O. L. Skonovd, Vice
President, Viking; Nels Skaug, Secre-
tary, NeWfolden; Brede Svendson
Treasurer Newfolden. Directors-An-
drew Bergstrom, o. L. Skonovd, Nels
Skaug, Brede Svendson and Peter
Erickson. E.5
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
AMERICAN LEGION WILL
HOLD SMOKE SOCIAL

The members Of the American Legion
will hold a smoke social at the Strand
Theatre on Thursday evening, Feb. 9Th,
to which all service men are invited.
This smoker is given SO that the men
may become better acquainted with
each other and also so as to give those
who have not already joined the Legion
the opportunity Of joining. An inter
esting program will be rendered and
light refreshments will be served
Legion buttons will be distributed to
members who have not already receiv-
ed them
On Wednesday, Feb. 4th, special
motion picture show will be given al
the Strand under the auspices Of the
American Legion.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
SHIPPING ASSOCIATION WILL
RE-ADVERTISE FOR MANAGER

The directors Of the Warren Farmers
COOPERATIVE Shipping Association met
last Saturday to consider bids for the
position as manager for the association
for the coming year. Only one bid was
received, however, and the board re-
jectea same as it was considered rather
to Fe-tlts tisaMifl,
hopes of receiving more favorable pro-
posals. The bids will be opened on Feb.
7th. ! =.
The position Of manager of business
enterprise Of the magnitude of the
Warren Farmers Cooperative Ship
ping Association is no small task.
Elmer johnson has held the position as
manager of the association since it's or
ganization and under his able manage
ment prosperous business has been
established. i: .-. .f@s,H 81
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
Burgderfer Was
Good Entertainer

Clarence Burgderfer was the attrac-
ton at the number of the University
Course given at the High School audi
torium last Friday evening. To say
that he was "good" does not by half
express the appreciation felt by the
audience. His jokes and witticisms
irresistibly provoked laughter and yet
they always pointed out a moral or
adorned a tale. His humor and pathos
touched the chord of human sympathy
in every heart AS mimic and imper-
senator he is also great. Come again,
Mr.. Burgderfer, we want to smile with
Won
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
MONTAVILLE FLOWERS.

No man on the American platform is
better known and liked than Mr..
Flowers. He has gone back and forth
over the United States, Canada and
Afngland for twenty years and the in
jluence Of his work can scarcely be
measured. We have had great readers
and actors and splendid orators. For
the first time we have the three arts
combined in one man.
Mr.. Flowers takes his audience by
storm. He has been in Minnesota on
several short tours. d.. t.
Here are statements made by the
managers Of a few Of the courses on
which he appeared:
Luverne, Minnesota a---"Mr. Flowers
gave us one Of the most marvellous lee
lures ever delivered in Luverne. He
held the audience beyond the point OF
applause for nearly two hours and we
would all have been pleased to have had
him continue" III. w. Bedford.
Minneota, Minnesota 'The best
thing ever put on in Minneota so they they
all say."-Lee r. Pemberton.
Montevideo, Minnesota - Flowers
address of last Thursday evening was
without exception the strongest ad
dress given in Montevideo for many
4 years. That is the verdict Of all who
i, heard it. About 800 people hearc
ss,nim either during the afternoon or eve
4 4 ming. Thanking you for your effort II
1 securing him for us.''-J. j. Bohlander
Montaville Flowers lecture will bt
! the fifth number Of the Warren Lyceun
Course. Friday evening, Jan. 30, at tht
High School auditorium. H
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
WINNIPEG FIRM GETS
PAVING CONTRACT
Werk to Be Completed by Oct. 1, 1920
Grand Forks Man Awarded Con-
tract for Sewer Construction.

The paving contract for the city of
Warren was awarded at meeting of
the City Council on Jan. 21, to- Btu
1ithic and Contracting, Limited, Of
Winnipeg, Canada, said concern having
the lowest and best bid. The paving
material will consist of six-inch
crushed granite base with a two-inch
topesurface Of fluxed Fernandez Lake
asphalt, and the cost for this kind of
paving will be $4.33 per square yard.
The price for grading, excavating and
removal Of old crossings will be $125
per cubic yard. This figures up to a
total cost Of $11.72 per lineal foot for
One-half of the street in the business
section
The contractor is to commence work
on paving not later than May 1, 1920,
and to have the job completed by Oct.
/, 1920. -
J.. NJ Carroll, Of Grand Forks, was
awarded the contract for sewer con-
structiOn and will commence work as
soon as the weather will permit. That
job is to be completed before July list,
in the district to be paved, and the en-
tire job before Aug. 1, 1920. The con-
tract price is as follows: For storm
sewers, $11,67S.55; for lowering exist
ing sewers, 81 1,926.40; for laying house
sewer connections, $4,000; for sanitary
sewer on Bridge street, $742.00.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
NEW PICTURE MACHINE
INSTALLED AT STRAND

Il A $500 Motiograph De Luxe motion
picture machine was placed in opera
tion at the Strand Theatre this week.
The new machine has number of i'm
provements over the machine formerly
used, the chief of which is that. three
reels Of films can be run with out stop
ping to reload. While the old machine
was still giving good service, the man.
agement Of the theatre feel that the
best is none to good for their patrons
and have made this Improvement. The
new machine and the excellent feature
films, which have been booked by the
proprietors, will insure lovers Of thu
silent drama pleasant entertainment.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
Minnesota is Bread
and Butter State

With production 121, ,9O9, ,314 pounds
of butter manufactured in Minnesota
last year, it easily makes the North
Star state the leader in that important
industry. It gives Minnesota 40 per
cent margin over any other state in the
union, leading also in the manufacture
of flour and in the mining Of iron ore.
These industries alone would place
the state at the head in commercial
supremacy. e.. Il.
Coupled with it's other countless in
.dustries Minnesota is a Millionaire in
it's own and undisputed title. .....-;
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
VISITS SCHOOLS IN EASTERN
@ MARSHALL COUNTY

During the past two weeks 175 pupils
in School Districts No. 81, 152, 155,
149, 151, 81, 80 (north, 80 (south), IS,
123,. so, 154, and 1O3 in eastern Mar
shall county were examined by Eliza
beth Hanson, county public health
nurse, with the following results: Five
children were found to be without ply
sical defects, 21 had defective vision,
80 had defective temporary teeth, 1OS
had defective permanent teeth, 11S had
defective tonsils and adenoids, II show
ed marked nutritional defects, four had
enlarged thyroid glands, one suffered
from scoliosis, 13 had communicable
skin diseases, and % had pediculosis
(head lice).
Only one child had glasses, and seven
had had their tonsils and adenoids re-
moved. OF the $50 permanent teeth
needing dental care in these children
PSI were six year molars. Twentyone
six year molars had been extracted,
and II filed. Other permanent teeth
that had been cared for numbered only
five. Three of the pupils had lost all Of
their front permanent teeth through
dental decay, and consequently show
infected throat conditions, and are be-
ginning to suffer from malnutrition.
What must be the future of some of
these children if they are not cared
for? .s,s5s.> '.,
Some gratifying results, however, are
becoming evident. In spite of the
severity Of the weather 40 children
have been placed under treatment.
Sixteen Of these are from Oslo and nine
from AlvaradO.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
ACCURACY REQUIRED j
FOR TAX RETURNS
Instructions Regarding Individual In
come Tax Returns for Year 1919
:. Tax Expert Coming.s

Forms have been received by income
tax payers in this city for making the
returns of their income tax for the
year of 1919. These must be completed
and returned to the Office of the collec-
tor of internal revenue before March
10, together with payments of tax Dues
A deputy internal revenue collector
will be at Warren Feb. 16 to 20 to
assist and instruct tax payers in MAX
ing returns. .sE
The burden Of fulfilling this obliga-
tion is laid by law squarely on the
shoulders Of those who are American
citizens or residents. Every person
must determine for himself whether
his net income for 1919, figured accord
ing to the Revenue Law, was sufficient
in amount to require a return. .
If he is single, a return is required
if his net income for 1919 was 81 900
or over. A widow or widoweri is classed
as a single person. A man or woman
living apart from his wife or, husband
is also :classed as single person.
If he was married and living with his
wife on Dec. 81, return is required
if his net income for 1919 was $4,000 or
over. In his net income he must in
clude that of his wife and minor child
ren, if any, 4->' ..,<-
If a tax is due on his income, he
must make payment with his return.
This paymnet may be made in whole Or
in part of the tax due. At least one
quarter Of the tax must accompany the
return. @~f%.e
The filing and payments must be done
before midnight of March 10Th, or he
is classed as a. delinquent and is sub
iect to severe penalties. ~z>.
The forms contain Instructions for
preparing and filing the return, and
these should be carefully read and
strictly observed. ~-.
There is provided "work Sheet
which should be used for making the
original computations, and which should
be retained and preserved by the tax
payer: -...
Any person who is in doubt on points
affecting his particular case, ShOuld
bring such matters to the attention, of
the nearest Deputy Collector or Rev
enue Agent. who will render every
necessary aid without charge.
When the return is completed, it
should be properly executed and i'm
mediately filed. Any Internal Reveaue
officer will administer the necessary
oath without charge.
1t is pointed out that accuracy in
compiling the return is absolutely nee
cessary. Mere guesses and estimates as
Eto income and, deductions should be
avoided and actual facts and amounts
should be set forth. And this is equal
ly important in considering the ques.
tion of whether return is required
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
Belgian Horse Company
Buys New Stallion

Ed. Rosendahl returned Monday
morning from Seneca, ILL.,, after three
weeks visit at that place and other
points in Illinois. Mr.. Rosendahl
brought with him to Warren fine
young Belgian stallion which he had
purchased for the Warren Belgian
Horse company. He reports that the
weather has been fine in that section
and that they are having good sleighing
and automobile roads. s.- "
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
Home Talent Play =
Draws Big Crowd
ss..An American Bride, Three Act
Comedy, Given under the Auspices
of Ladies' Reading Circle.

Large audiences at the Strand on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, listen
ed to the presentation of "An Ameri-
can Bride, comedy-farce in three
acts, by the Warren Dramatic Club.
The play was given under the auspices
of the Ladies' Reading Circle. Each
role in the play was well carried out,
but the play itself was not So very
well chosen for presentation before a
Warren audience. However, the droll
situations and the sallies of wit Of the
players kept up the dramatic interest
and caused a great deal of mirth.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
DIR. HILL TO SPEAK AT
MOTHERS CLUB MEETING

The Mothers club of Warren will
meet Friday at three o'clock p. m. at
the Court House. " "
An interesting program will be given.
Mrs. George e. Davis will talk on
characterization, and DR.. 81. w. Hill,
executive secretary of Minnesota Public
Health Association, and editor of the
Minnesota Health Journal, will address
the club. ~
The women Of Warren are urged to
attend this meeting.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
Inter Church World Movement.

A meeting Of those interested in the
inter church world movement was held
at North Star College on Tuesday af-
,ternoon at 2 o'clock. DR.. Lam, state
survey director, from st. Paul, was
present and led in the preliminary Or
ganization for the survey .of Marshall
county. Plans were discussed for max
ing a church survey Of the entire
county. s3.s., ..s
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28

The Commercial Club Of Grygla dis
cussed the question Of county division
at recent meeting and it was unani-
mously voted to oppose division at this
time.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14

Care sufere de Dureri de Cap,
Melancolie. Dureri spinale, Boa
le speciale, Iregularitati, Slahi-
ciuni, orr boale pculiare. Sc con
suite acest specialist. Boala de
oval orr pintece vor fl tratate
fara cutit. Daca al fost sfatuit3
ca sd te supui la operate sur
gicala pentru dificultatile pfnte-
celui. ruptura orr surpatnra, M
asculta. nu lasa viata sa-ti fie
primejduita de lancH entit or
altceva inaintc de Honsulta p
acest specialist. (10-12-14-16)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
POSTA REDAcTIEI.
George Todoran, Detroit, Mi

chlgan: = Daca pleci acasa 81
vrei ca sa-ti recomandam un ON
de increderse, care. dupa cum
zici, sa-ti umble in afaceri: la va
ma. la cumpararea de billet de
vapor. 81 sa-ti trimiti banii. eu
cred, ca poti sd te adresezi ell
increderc domnului Hoza la 156
10Th Avenue. New York.
Ioslf Lupu, Warren, Ohio: -
Acelas raspuns.
Petru Limbean, Ilasco, Mo-: !:
Aveti dreptate. Sc va corlga.
Salutari.
T. Baclu, Philip, w. Va: =
Romanul wise trimite la orr ce
adresa yeti indica. Volumul Lin
e gata peste citeva zile.
loan Satean, Torrington, Conn.
La Banca Nationala puteti trimi-
te bani. fara nici o grije. Ga gu
,vernul confisca jumatate din ba-
nil trimisi G numai svonuri, pc
earl LEAN inregistrat. Gu banil
afacerea sta asa: S'a fixat valu-
TIA leului in tara. Cind Sc prl-
mesc banii. Sc trece la depozit cu
valuta zilei. Perderea nu e mare
in proportie cu valoarea scazuta
leului. Puteti cumpara 81 lei
de la banca de 1ncredere, care
yaranteaza ca nu sunt falsi.
Ille Androna, New Duluth,
Mimi: - Vel avea orIsi cind a.
titia lei cit al TRIMS, in valoarea
valutei Gu care. "a primit.
Constantin Terzeu, Akron, o.
Reclama la banca prin care a
TRIMS banii. 81 cere sa-ti arate
dovada cd la TRIMS, pc numele
d-tale. Daca banca nu poate do
vedi ca TRIMS banii, anunta
cazul la procuror. County Pro
secutor. Banca despre care
yorba o banca de incredere
Banii trebue sa fie la .,Albina
81 la staruinta bancei de aici tre
bue sa raspunza daca a PRINT
san. III hanii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
ia
ALMA DUREREA MUS.
CHlL0R 0STENITI.
CumpirA o sticlA de SlOan's Linimens
81 fne-O In fndemina.

~ aca as avea Sloan's Lini-
~ ment" De cite ori ,nau,,,,,r'is nu al 1's
reumatice au fncetat dupa ceasur1
de suferinti uiti de ell! Numai face
asa cumpara O stcla asthzi PEN
tru posibila fntrebuintare de Seard:
I'm atac subit poate avea foc = scia-
tica, lumbaoo, dureri de muschi. fnte-
penire de incheieturi. nevralgie. 81 al
te dureri ce rezultA din expunere. In
curfnd le alinezi GU Sloan's Liniment
care patrunde fara ffecare.
IS de ami in frunte. r curat 81 e.
conomic. Trei mAriIni 35c., 7Oc.,
$1.40.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
BARBATI BATRTNI ORR TT
NERI.

Nh fntrebare care este boala
D-Tale, orr de cind al, dacd
viata. vitoare 81 fericirea tie in
joe consulta acest doctor spe-
cialist. Nh G intrehare &c rapoar-
te descurajatoare aveti din orr
CO directie; nu face mimic dacd
It's a -spus ca esti incurabil.
ATENTIA SPECIALA la exa-
minarile microscopice 81 chimice
singelui, urinei 81 a scuipatu
lui 81 toti pacientii care sufere
de 'nervositate is complicatiuni
mentale Sc comunice la adresa:
DIR. ALBERT F. SMELL,
80 Public Square, Cleveland, o.
orr 1854 Wesley Ave, Cincinnati,
Ohio. II
Orele de oficiu de la 9 a. M. pi-
ma a 8 p. m.
Dumineca 81 sarbatori de la II
a. m. pima la 1 p. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
TRATEAZA TOATE BOALELE
LA BARBATI, FEMEI ST COPII

Catar 81 dureri de stomac li-se
d aatentie speciala. Daca suferi
de catar, du-te sa te examineze
Daca cazul dtra este curabil, q
iii va spune frnac;- daca g incu-
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Debilitate nervoasa. Varsat, A.
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pintece orr epilepsic, du-te 81 la
sd ca DR.. Smell sa te vada. Fata
stricata. boala de singe. peie,
orr chelie. Ruptura 81 Surpaturl
sunt tratate.
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The herald., 1920-06-03

after he had followed her with adj
miring gaze through several dances
that Ronald observed her seated
alone and approached her.
MAY / hope for the favor Of one
dancer" he translated, a mute SEN
tence he had especially mastered.
The young lady responded with
number of rapid finger signs, her ex-
pressive eyes and gracious smile indi.
eating that his plea met with acqui-
essence.
The pdthos OF sincere pity for this
afflicted young lady was Obscured
after that as he recalled the lovely
face that had so completely captlvated
him. Ronald waited impatiently for a
return of Adsit. 1t was the third
morning after the dance that Ronald
was afflicted with a roaming fit and
took his automobile for a spin ont
the country roads. He was returning
at smart rate of speed along a rather
rutty and irregular one. At a part
of 1t where sharp curve ahead
showed, from the direction Of Il pretty
home sheltered by some grand old
trees, he observed n 1.-the. girliSh fig
ure hurrying towards its gateway. She
wore a blue cape and was waving her
The herald., 1920-06-03
STYLES FOR KIDDiE CLOTHES
Great leeway Admitted in Fashions
for Younger Set Same as for
Grownups.

The time is certainly past when chill
dren's clothes can be purchased ready
70 wear for a mere song. Making
them at home is a great saving this
season. especially If the stores are
carefully "shOpped" for bargains in
materials. Fortunately no one style
dominates the style field for children
(fOr the matter Of that, great leeway
IS admitted in fashions for grOwnups
as welD and variety is really the i'm
portant point to achieve
Cotton poplin is in high favor for
sturdy service dresses for little girls
and for suits for small boys. Cotton
crepe is another fabric that is a ia
vOrite when clothes for everyday wear
are under consideration. The small
girl will be becOmingly Outfitted in
wolfe, OTgandie, swiss and similar
transparent fabrics when really warm
weather arrives-that is. for some
what dressy OccaSiOnS-but the sturdy
percales, pOplins, chambrays and cot
ton crepes will be selected for play
hours.
Vivid. rather dark, or at least me-
dunn shades are in great favor for
service clothes for members of the
younger set. Jade green is liked and
is very smart when becoming. Mari
gold yellow and a medium blue are
much used.