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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-30

Fruit made good gains. Cooling
moths are still active and spraying
is being pushed. The sweet cherry
crop is all harvested and sour cher
ries are mostly gathered. Early ap-
Piles and apricots are now ripening
and coming into market.
Notes From the Field.
Rathdrum, Kootani county-Mea-
dows, pastures and the range needing
rain badly.
Melba, Canyon county-Oats and
second crop alfalfa ready to cut;
wheat almost ready; corn tasseling.
Geneva, Bear Lake county-Only
heavy rain will save the grain crops
in the dry farm sections of this
country.
Parma, Canyon county Apple
thinning we'll advanced; where calyx
spray was applied in time there are
very few worms.
Hagerman, Gooding county-Fine
growing weather; second crop alfalfa
being cut; wheat and oat harvest
begun; potatoes looking fine.
Mccall, Valley county-The hay
crop is very good this year; many
of the farmers are saving their timo-
thy for seed; pastures and ranges
good.
Wallace, Shoshone county-Crops
doing we'll; potatoes beginning to
bloom; hay CROP much better than
last years, all cut; heavy thunder
setorms on the 18th.
Pocatello, Bannock county-Hot
dry winds damaged spring wheat on
dry farms considerably; irrigated
wheat good; pastures, range and
meadows doing well, but the range
needs rain.
New Meadows, Adams county
Weather conditions most favorable
for timothy harvest which is receiv-
ing undivided attention of ranchers
grain mad potatoes good growth but
need rain.
Caldwell, Canyon county - Fine
week for crops and harvesting; bar
ley, oats, winter wheat, and first crop
potatoes being harvested; sweet cher.
ries all in; apricot harvest full swing
early apples on market; plenty Of
water.
Twin Falls, Twin Falls county
Week very hot with lots of sunshine
damaging wheat to some extent; all
OtuSA StOPS uOAAS AihS, oPuAuSS WI n
ing ohyred clover; barley mostly cut
cooling moth very active and spray
ing being pushed.
Lewiston, Nezperce county-Whea
harvest about done in lower districts
a thunderstorm with heavy rain ane
hail occurred on the 2lst; hail dam
aged fruit and garden truck in tn,
Lewiston orchards district to the ex
tent of several thousand dollars.
| Idaho Falls, Bonneville county
While the temperatures were higl
during the fore part of the weel
crops in the irrigated districts di,
not suffer but made good growth
without exception. Spring wheat il
generally headed, and so are earl.
planted oats. Potatoes are blooming
everywhere; sugar beets are advanc
ing fast; beet seed bloom PRACTICAL.
over and seed developing we'll; frs
cutting alfalfa mostly in the stack.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-30
LOOK HERE! POcATELLO
MUST NEED SOME NEWS

Blossoming out on the front page
of the Pocatello Tribune, Tuesday
evening, July II, is the following
self explanatory scoop:
Vice Commander Here.
M. H. Gibbons of Caldwell,
vice commander of the Ameri-
can Legion, arrived in the city
today to attend the legion ban
quet and meeting this evening in
honor of Franklin D'Olier, ma
tional commander. Mr.. Gibbons
is well known newspaper man
of western Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-30

]. F. Kyle is home from an outing
at the Payette Lakes. Mrs. Kyle and
daughter will return later.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-30
WARM WEATHER
HELPS HARVEST
Splendid Growing Con-
.Gtions Throughout
Entire State.

Boise, July 28.-While the wook
was hot and dry, conditions were
not at all unusual for the season.
There was a high percentage of sun
shine and drying winds prevailing in
some sections. Severe thunder
storms occurred in a few localities
of the Panhandle; in a few instances
they were accompanied by heavy
down poor of rain and some hail.
In the Lewiston orchard district the
damage by hail was estimated as run
ming into the thousands of dollars.
For the most part it was very
favorable week for crops, especially
in the irrigated districts; and all vege-
tation made rapid progress. How
ever, the hot sun and drying winds
had a damaging effect on late sown
wheat, which in some sections is just
heading, and pastures and ranges. al
though still in good condition, begin
to feel the need of rain.
Ideal Harvest Weather.
1t WAS ideal harvest weather In
the earlier districts wheat harvest
is we'll along and oats and barley
arc DcluE cut. ne inst cutting OF
alfalfa has now been secured even in
the later districts and the cutting OF
the second crop is we'll under way
over considerable areas. The second
growth, favored by high temperatures
and abundant water, has made rapid
progress and a heavy crop is in pros
pect and with present weather con-
ditions it is curing in fine shape.
Corn Is growing rapidly and is
tasseling in the early planted fields
1t was an exceptionally favorable
week for this crop. Potatoes did
we'll and sugar beets made fine pro-
gress. Seed beets are about through
blooming and the seed is developing
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
No Great Act of Heroism Required

No Great Act of Heroism Required
If some great act of heroism was
necessary to protect a child from
Group. no mother would hesitate to
protect her offspring, but when it is
only necessary to keep at hand bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and give it as the first Indication of
Group appears, there are many who
neglect it. Chamberlain Cough
is prompt and effectual. Obtainable
everywhere.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

Benjamin Franklin said: "Remem-
Der that money is of a prolific, gen.
Grating nature. Money can beget
money, and its offspring can beget
more, and so on
And James J. Hill knew a thing
or two; he said: IF you want to
know whether you are destined to
be a success or a failure in life, you
can easily find out. The test is sim
pie and it is infallible: Are you able
to save money? If not. drop out.
You will lose. You may think not,
but you will lose as sure as you live.
The seed of success is not in you.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Sloans Liniment scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain

A little, applied zVitho1t rubbing, will
penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment is very effective in
aliaying external pains, strains, bruises,
aches, stiff joints, sore muscles, 1umba-
go, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges.
Keep big bottle always on hand
for family use. Druggists everywhere.
35c, zoe, $1.4O.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

Money carlessness means unhap-
piness by and by. 1t is one of the
surest ways to slump into self-pity, if
not crime.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

Some people have an idea that it
denotes a superior person not to care
about money. This idea is wrong.
1t indicates a lack of sense and a
lack of morals.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

Many a man delays insurance I'm
til the doctor tells him he is a bad
risk-you'n never be healthier than
during THRIFT WEEK.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Agitace pro pro-
hibici v Polsku

Agitacc v za.imu mvedcni pro-
hibiec v Polsku ic vcdenn jM pa
nakolik tydnd n otaska yakazu
vJrohy a prodeic lihovin byla
opetne vyvolana Y sncmovn6, kdc
poprvt Sc o veci iednalo pred nd.
kolika mcsici. Prohibitnici por.
kazuii hlavn6 ma priklud Ameri-
ky. Zdravotni snemovni vybor
ozndmil, 10 prohibice v pfitomnt
dob6 pro polsko jc ncpraktickou,
aysuk vyslovil souhlas y pfijetim
prayidcl. die kteryeh polsti VOID.
ci nemohli by ziskati hh6vih pc
TAX dlouho, dokud zcm6 %nalfzati
Dude sc We yalae s'Iasskemr sIesi
ncjpredn6isimi pracovniky prohi.
bicc naltzaji Sc poslankynt polskt-
no sncmu, zofic Moczyslowskd,
Zofic Moraczcwska n Helena Ba-
luck6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Polska vojenska
situace v~yvolava
znaGne vazne obavy

Tnacnc n~epfizniva situacc pol
skych yoisk ma front6 prot boil
seyiknm vyvol6vd znatnt obavy Y
polskpch ylddnich kruzich. Poldci
utrpcli Y posledni dob6 nekolik
vaznSch pordick a sd6luje Sc, 10
v nektcrych 6dstcch fronty zna6
nc vclkt oddly polskGho vojska
mohou piinueeny byti kc kapitu-
lnci Y d6slcdku rychltho postu.
pu bolscvicklch vojsk v n6kolika
mis,ech Zprdvy, doslc do Bcrlina,
sdGluji, Sc diva cclt pluky polskd
jiady byly porubdny n le bolscvi.
ci zaiali v poslcdnich dnech 3d..
900 Polakn n ukofistili 1865 del.
Pad Minska j. ocekavdn kazdGho
dine. polska fronta cd Dunuburgu
k Podolsku pozyolna povolujc n
nrdoide.li k zastaveni bolscvick6.
no postupu ancbo uzavfcni miru,
sovetska voiSka mohou ~postonpiti
az k Varsay6, Ouch polsktho vol.
ska ochabl v dnsledku ~poslednich
nczdnrn. V Czenstochowt doslo V
polskt posddcc k vzpoufe, jea II.
kIidn6na byla odvoldnim nektc.
rych d1stojnikn Polska vojska,
listoupiysi 2 kijeya, trpi nedosiai-
ken %potravin n stfeliva n desercc
isou ma dennim pofddku Y ccldm
PoIsku jcvi Sc vclky ncklid.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Vaine dSlnickc
ncsnAzc Y tall

McsI italsks ~ dslnictNcm dosud
icvi sc matnt ncklid sehlcdem \
nc,lustalku %poiravin a v,soke re-.
ne sivuhyit Sidvks ' rOsnsch M
sicch isou ma dennim pofadku q
casio isou p%royaecny yasnsmi W.
trsnostmt pti nedasnt siayec ,
Tnrina z%astayena hyla prace We
vscch podnicich v~cfcinosii slouti.
cich. V iiuych mistrch doslo kl
krvavym sraskam mczi delnieivcm
tctniky, pfi ktcrych mnoho o.
sob bylo %poraneno. V cctnSch mi
stcch delnictvo %vsnutilo NJ STAY
kami vSsokt platy, ale tim sc 81
,uacc nikicrak nczlepsila, pone.
vadl takfka soucasnt stouply
eeny potravim
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

III ia lsn, matks,anek a man
lelck yniakN kleft naslclnsal,
oddn vlAdhlho soiska. hslo ~.
sraldsnu M rogkas Francisco vi.
n, sOdee mcxleksph handnN he
sdelcnl easorisn Vi Democratic
Mcslko Nltsta. kirts rrast D. h.
formace y Tom tlskal ml Jaeinln
Trneha. eamolnthu nhcholntka
jimines, stat chihuahua tasopi.
Excelsior pfinesl poduhnou spfd
va. avsak neusell pramrn SGD in.
ioimacc Die sdelcni Truchs, VI.
Ia taial skupinu ben phi utkani :
mldilcm iisdy lie fncto ylady mcsi
parralem a Jimincgrm Nafidil, by
Deny %posiaycny hyly do fad,, ah>
So giisiilo, h. ncnaltsa Sc mrsi nj.
mi Mdny yoiak v p%festroieni Jr
dnn = zen vysifcliln ma Nillu dvi
RAINY. ale bcs iakthokoliy ssslci
ku. Ncmoha xjisiiti, kicra = zen
vysifclila, villa naiidil. ably m
s,felcny byly vsechny. Truebu
sdelil dale, ~ byl dopolcn Villou
a drzan pro vSkupnt y obnosu psii
tisic pcsrl, ale b. sc ma podarilo
prehnouti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

Nedosiairk srlcvnionich ,arnns
j. %piitinum H. \ ntktcrsch nhel
mch ohla>,cch prucuii nhlckcpo
.yt jcnom nekolik malo dni V iS,ln,
il TAX mnogi ' nich mali noug
pres Ia, ~ giskayaii nejvyss
muly, jake kdykoliy Jim hyly pla
ccny zslasis Y uhclnych policl
Ohia dochakt k o~bmcsovani tcsbs
pro nedostatck Sclesnicnich varo
MI. Jcnom nhlokopoyt, ktcfi pra.
cuii v dolcch, opatfuiicich uhli BE-.
lcsnicim. pracuii plny cas-,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
z HOUPAoEK NAoICH HIBIR,
SKYCH HOCHU.

Nasi Sibirjaci jsou dobfi hosi
ale n6kdy 81 radi zaprisi, Jcdcr
u Mich ncddvno Y kusdrnach Wy.
pravcl;
MoIi .jsme II ms Ilanakn, ktcri
bcz ustdni vyhlcdaval, elm 81 II,
SPORT prdci Nv TO ME jedi nejmd'
ne IA ri. Jcdnou .isme 81 fckli,
nculovi.li n6co sam, zc Sddnou
mcna5 ncdostanc, 10 koncdnd
miltho Ilandka rozkyvalo. Vxal
pusku n Sci ma low do hor, IN
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

dive hmlin, ,blsli isme ho ulika,,
leo noh, s,aSils a \ paiaeh "a niw
mrlvsda kd,s riihehli al / "a
bort, llanak sc ohra,il a mcd,s
Ida dvsma ranami sknlil
kdyg isme ,ideli lIanaka Mt
kat, nrmohli isme Nc ndrbcii smi
|chu a jcdcn Ne ho pax p,al "rro
|,scchnn nn sveie, proc Isl niikal
|lakovou dalku. maic mcjveda
y piach. kdy1 Isl no mohl
sas,rcliti hncd lisa n uscifit
III dcchf"
llnnak Ne usmal "k cemu
~ poivoru mhijcl, kdyS vi
III iistt pOltfctiho metrakn n Ia.
hal ~ \ nj do taborn, kdyz ~
mnon skoro M sem sama btzc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
kathedrala v Kjje-
We va5ne poskozena

Kabclov6 dcpcsc y Varsavy pc
pirG pravdivost tvrzcni, ~ Polaei
pred yyklizcnim kiieya znicil
kathedralu sv. Vladimira, vodar.
mn u clektrdrnu, jez obsazeno bylo
We zprdve ruskt sovctskt Wildly z
Mo'kvy. Depcse pravi, &c kathc.
drala byla vdzne poskozcna trent
boljcvickymi strelami n ~ Polaci
znicili toliko most pres feku Dnepr
~ stratcgickych dnyod6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

yhslck ' pukladns . mesi.
80 huhna tl2lll
Il M Omaha tfad rala
rky a.. clcnnvc s,isaf 1000
|Tcl led Sotol tNc9ncr.
T,rs, M ramdlku josef
koEnnfri t.,..t.ass.s oWl
e Ms Prague, Nchr s.,., m0l
Rad ccsii vlasirnci, g. ih1,
Jennings, kans. ,,sn,.. 900
Rad Montana. cislo ls6,
Lewisiown, Mont. $500 5~o
Rad Radhosf, L 23b, Ogal.
lni,, knns. ,p..a..,sf lml
Rad lbiroy, !. i3s, Exeter,
Men "stststtt ~tsssssst '"'
Raycnna, Ncbr. r. Finla
soc. n. Bnrsik soc, A.
Bauer zoe, Y. lIlava tocs
nd liiknv palcdt &io0i
celkcm .,,.st..ts....s 2'9u
Falls, So. Oak. 20
400 AL =, Pnrr, Josef
kmonicck, Joe Tupy, H.
F1ydcnger, T. M%alina,
Rczae, H. vykupic 5Oc,
Jos. N~dpravnik $780, Il.
hfllem .,,,,,., ,,,,'.n ll'uO
IA rozprodane pohlednicc
y podobiznou pres. Ma
saryka. Rady zC.BJf
cisIo rs, $3.50; els. q,
1925; oslo 3, $1.20; pc
800 cisla 1873, 235, 2ti,
%; eislo 10, 50 cent?;
uhrncm ..,.... ...p. go
Ross, No. Oak, sbirka -. G2.l5
-
thrncm .....,.....,o .$2o7ol
STAN. sERPAN, tai.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
MALI FANNY nAtlnR Van


PRfJMcU M ihurd scny M poklis
PM D myii mislnosii v nfh,iuVhi hn
dove. rfmovni doba ID 10 hodin ,eeef
de- 4 boiin rama, Pat 2Th eeniu m
holim pro ahliSetky u 80 eent0 ma
hmiinu pro nmyYaeky, TAX ~ ssitlaii
mesitna t5a,is M s5s.d0 ~ 20 pra
eospieb dnL lIla9to ~ Y pokoii, eialo
1901 = hudoye cily National Banky.
- Advertisement iatfe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
C1tTE!
zKOUMEJTE! /
JEONEJTE!
DoBRt DoMY LEvNEl X.

ALL iiANi i3.N,hi pekny
Jim, nyni prazdn, 800 hoto.
We, zbytek m6sicn6.
1868 JIM iG, ulicc So 2 do.
my pouzc S4,750. -,
Rob Is. n Dorcns ul., 0 svetpi9
dim - $4,000. =
Ma IL, ulici, blizc Martha
3 domy ponzc IN 1880
1880 hotov6, zbytek mesi6nc.
1909 Archer Ave. = 6.syttnico.
w dnm $50 3 Lofty. ovocne stromy
a Winnie kcic, dlaSba Mplnccnn
NJ 800 hotove, zbytck na mesicni
spldtky,
Toto Jest pouzc ukdzkn vclk6ho
vyb6ru majctkn, ktcrd name We
vscch cdstcch mesta, jakoz | men
N fanny, kterd ' prodcji maine.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Vellsy pozar M slovensku.

tecbio dnech yypukl v IIornim
Hritoyd ' zupe ircndinske ma Slo.
vcnsku vclik$ polar, ktery N
kraiko znicil IS dom0, vcsm6s
~dfcyen9cb. Ma 100 robin jest bez
pfislfesi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
100 hKRovA PARMA,

100 hKRovA PARMA, dobfe zyclc.
benf roYnf pozemek blizko do me
sta dobra p6dai hoin} rp6d destei w
rosie M NJ kalJd oseni, ici So pestui +
We vSehnini Ncbraseo, rena $3.50 akr.
i. ". KopfETz, l7a3 80, 9th Str, 30.
Side Omnha. Advertisement 80 lc
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18
sanitation Conditions IT TIE
Bench Subject Of Importance
to Residents, Touvlols ALIKE
Collection Of
at Least Ttuice
q Week Uxed

President @. O. Bailey Of the pay :
tona Beach seabreeze Chamber az
eomnaerce. Is very much in earnest
e trying 10 have something done ti.ut
viii compel al residents to efEectu-
ally take care Of their garbage aud
keep their premises clean ana pre-
nenfablf.
Since hlz conference the other day
with Representative from the state
board Of health. he feels more keeuly
than ever the necehsity for prompt
and Il necessary. dran1sc action. He
takes the position that visitors are
very apt 70 judge Of the siesirahility
81 city ~ Z stopping place by the
general appearance OF the home yards
and the manner In which they are
kept Mp He insists travellers arr
iooking for and demanding cicnniy
and healthy conditions III speaking
most earnckily on shf subject. Mr.
bailey said
While there has bnan some no
tieeable Improvement thefs Ii still a
big chance for more. T'iere u moth
Ing this community needs more tnan
i regular and m enforced gystem for
the collection and disposal OF our gar
baxe One dependable man shot:'d
he employed ara raid b. the city TO
make collections at least .wita q
| week. II should be taken out to
some remote part OF the city and
/ there hurried or confined in closed
! caas until Il car ne disposed OF.
would sa-gext until We a~e able II
| do s.s.l II 10 rely upon an iTpfovised
Iiassne asas, whele the garbage csn
! be hurne on a grid We had such
IAN arrangement In the army and Il
Eproyed very satisfactory. notice
many people throw their empty esns
Iouf IN their lick yards. When q rain
comes they All with water G. par.ls
- all then tx de'+'cp into gen
susne mosquito and other insect breed
ers. From health standpoint they
are a very serious menace They
shcnld be gathered mp with the other
GARBAGE and taken ont and turned OF
Io,herwlse disposed of. u IS Just ~
important to get rid Of the wet gar
Ibage as the dry Property owners
should be compelled By ordinance Z
keep closed garbage cans ON tnsA
PREMISES and then II should be sys-
fa,naticaliy and effectively disposed
Of NJ me public expense. This Is no
\ matter that can he disposed OF b,
TAX and promises. but some real ae-
Tim should be taken al once.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18
STATE BOARD HEALTH
WARNS AGAINST The
SPREAD OF SMALLPOX

4ArK spNvrYI4E Dec. is TIE
,,,..Ss.nct IN Florida OF a number OF
eases 81 smallpox = causing a general
warn,nr 10 be issued by the state
hoard of health Persons who nave
had contact with the disease are al
xs~ea To protect themselves by yaeci-
.,.ats.n a once. Vaccination points are
s,.vussheiI free hy the state board OF
hestts, ana may be had on request
Th.s warming. according to pr-
pa1.h Greene. state health officer.
shaald not be taken in the sense oil an
alarm. The smallpox eases existing IN
r,a.,aa are OF sporadic nature ana
arr widely scattered. At no place Is
- disease Of an epidemic nature and
The total number Of cases Is small
There are many visitors n the
assfe AZ his season Of the year ana
mis- warning is being sounded tot
s,,..se nrofection IS well as for the
,eateetian 81 Floridians.@ Dr. Greene
.aia eThe presence Of some small
nor cases 10 Florida Is not an alarm :
ne ssgn The state board OF health Is
t.1sng this naeans however. 20 warn
a.raanS 81 fhedanger from contact
"a i advise all Who have been eN-
,aseg 10 smallpox ana who have not
easu xaesinated within seven YEAR
a. proteei themselves by yaccina
ton
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18
DISARM MEXICAN TROOPS
B ECAUSE OF PLOT : TO
AsSASSINATE THE GENERAL

MEXICO CITY. Mexico. Dec. IS
A reported plot to assassinate Gen
eral Jose NJ. Sanchez. candidate Tor
governor of the state OF Puehla.
caused the disarming OF 200 soldiers
stationed in the town of Chiutia.
Two men. said to he members Of an
opposing political faction. have been
placed under arrest at Chalchacomula
II is asserted that they were mem
beers of the troop that has been dis
armed and were sent to kill General
Sanchez.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18

&c. Phillips Oppenheim Is the beet
known living writer Of mystery and
detective stories. THE Devils Paw. :
is his latesi--we have IT. Daytons
Book & Stationery Co. zoO-l2-fs- 1t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18

]. w. Forsie Of Newcastle on the
Tyne, England, who with his wife and
daughters IRE spending the seasoi, al
the Seaside Inn. has visited many OF
the best known seaside resorts both
IN the Atlantic and Phcilc. His pref
erenee. h0wever. 81 Dnytons Beach
on the Atlantic. where he and hts
family usually enjoy surf bath
twice day.
"Thcre II Z wonderful difference In
the Atlantic and Pacific waters tor
bathing purposes" said Mr.. Forgir.
After bathing IN the Pacific wat /.
ers," he continued. zone feels ianaml
and that he iniist have d ciun IL tea
70 stimulate him Hut Il ia very an.
fcrent here. No one feels the need
of any stimulant after taking d bath
out here IN the Atlantic, In fact. be
feels. II anything, over invieorated
comes out With his full strength
and energy and feels III Tor most any
tark. The water IL sufficient s,lm-
uiant In itself"
Mr. Forgie has wide aequaint.
ance among the prominent men in
public affairs He IL d charming con-
versationalist, u man OF culture and
refinement aud Of course an always
welcome and entertaining guest
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-04

The Republican state convention to
name delegates to the National Repub-
Hcan convention to be held in Chicago
next June will convene in st. Paul
March 90 Caucuses have been called
for March Is, county conventions for
March IL and Congressional District
conventions for March 10.
Nine candidates for the Republican
nomination for governor of Minnesota
have already thrown their hats in the
ring, and their names are as follows !:
julius A. Schmahl, Thomas Frankson,
Thomas Keefe, M. J. Bowling, w. /.
Nolan, Franklin Ellsworth, s. G. Iver-
son. Frank Nelson and Victor Power.
Several more candidates are probably
awaiting the psychological moment to
announce themselves. All Of the above
are good men as far as we know but
only one can get the nomination. At
this stage Of the race it looks as If
Thomas Frankson, the present active
and capable lieutenant governor, had
the inside track and might capture the
nomination and the election. Bob Har-
gadine is the only democrat, SO far, who
has filed for the Democratic nominal
tion. who the Nonpartisan league will
name as their candidate for governor
is yet unknown.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-04

The several candidates for the Re
publican nomination for president have
now begun an active campaign for dele
gates to the Republican National CON
vention Those actively in the field FOR
the nomination are: Gov. Frank o.
Lowden, of Illinois; Lieutenant Gener-
al Wood; U. S. Senator Hiram John
son, Of California; and U. S. Senator
Miles Poindexter, Of Washington state
Gov. Coolidge, Herbert Hoover and sew
eral other dark horses may loom UP at
the proper time. All are good presi-
Dental timber, and the friends of each
will try to land the nomination for
their favorite. The Sheaf, for one
would like to see Hiram johnson, OF
California, win4the nomination. He
has proved himself a strong man of the
Teddy Roosevelt type and possesses, we
believe, the love and confidence of the
common people to a much greater ex-
tent than any of the other candidates.
While this is Republican year and any
candidate the party puts up likely to
be elected, yet it is no use to be too
sure about it. There are many ele-
ments of discord and uncertainty in
the political situation this year.