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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

Dime 8ioeriprud betpiIigte Das
.4aus am 5amftag Die in Der Armee-
Heorgnniiations4Borlng entbnltenen
groBen @rbobungen uber bic Dor,
friegsltdrfe ser Snfnnterie, aobnue-
rte nnb Mrtiaerie. Sic gorInge felt
Die @eianmtitdrfe Der Rnmpftrupperr
au runb 2O4,O0O 9fidiere u1o
Mannidnften felt. Die Can't &orps
murben nls 5eile Der Snfanterie bel
sbebalten.
Ser Nngrif .auf Die IN einem
ENHANCEMENT Derlangten beion6eren
8ansRorps, Das am 5reitag a11ge=
nommen mar, mlirbe am Samitng er-
neuerf, 8oriiber 4abn pom Miilit1r=
ausfduB gab befannt, er babe bonn
5Sefretdr 8afer eii11en 8rief erbolten,
iii benz oiefer fid fir MnidlnB Der
&orps aIs Mbteilungen 6eg S11ge-
nieursDienltes ausipridt. Mbg. &nbn.
iagte, Der Sefretdr bate rl11beoabt
ian" feline 33%uitirnltl11a 5u ben eppa-
srofen Rorps gegeben, naboem ct gu
crit hire ginfngnng in bns Sngenienr
Serbs empfoblen babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
gsilipms Gntidleibnmg.

Burlington, 16. Medrr5. Dbgleih
tedniif, 11aM nie Dor urter benz
DberbefebI Maridnn Gods, neroen
Bic an Mbein Heben0en anlerifanif1en
gruppen obne onsbriidlide 8eiinng
graiioent BiIfors at feinem gor.
marih Ser Mliiierten III DeutibInn6
feilnebmen, ME I'M ariegsoeparte11etlt
mifgeteiI ml1roe.
Meqiernnggbeamte erfldren, DnB
oie Gage, otpeit Die ou1erifaniide11
observation-disclosures III Betradt for,-
men duBerit fompli5iert lei. Sic Der.
5taofen Iiro Die ein3ige Station mels
egruppen an Mbein Bat n1to ben
IgertraQ bon geriaines nod nidl ~.
feraeidnef bot aus oieier @rl,rDe lei
Sic nu1erifnniiihe 8efntungsarn1ee int
mer nod Don1 Observation-Disclosures Der
fraq qeleitef ur1o nr1terffebe nls fplde
alnlniifftebar ben Befebfen Dearidan
sSodg. Die ornerifdnifden ErupperlI
M6ein 3dbIen etnn13,0W Martl
lrter Dem BefeH generolmajor cen
lnefg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
Mda6en politiid fatig ieiu.
fanfas gitD, Sam, ID aidr5.

8an1as g1fD, Som, 13aayiar5a.
5Sn Der Aoapention Der Ranins Mei-
ne11arbeitter erfldrte Der Rrdiii0et Des
Maifiouri Diitrifs Der gereiiniigtte1
Minenarbeiter bon Mmerifn, g. q.
.Sra1nptom Dab Die Miliouri Bergar-
better in irgenb einem 5hrittes ben
Die @sonpention IN Spppiition gege11
Die aanias Snonitrie @eridtsbpf
tun follte, lie urteritiiken lpiroen.
Duncan WecDonaD bon Dem Nr=
b~eitrrbunoe ii Slinois beidpor Die
8ergleute, iib nftiD an Der 8plitif
at betei1igen uro bie Mr6eiferpartei
mahbriidIidit ali u1teritiisen. Spl-
ban s. gruf1er BON &auins Str, Der
Die 8eteronen Des Beltfrieges Der-
trnt, erfl1rte oaB eine 9rganifation
.gegen ben miIitdrillden 3nangsnienlt
Inn0 Die Mntionnliiiernng Der Roblen=
mii1en ur0 9eIfeIoer ei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
GrDflan1ation ii 8Drtnga1.

Maorio, is. Mar3. 80 @iner 2illa=
boner DepeIde 5ufolge bat Die neue
portugieIiide 8egierung eire Brofla.
nation Der0Hentliht, III Der 0arallf
bi1genieien mirb, oab bag neue Sea-
Hinett Diie Gegierung al elmer Set a1ll-
getreten bof, oa lih oas gan5e 2aro
iii groBter Scot befinoet. Ser Bez
itano ser Nepnbliif,1. bbeiBt es III Der
Broflamation, lift III ibren @rnnofe-
item seridittert Durb Die uberan BERT
lbenoe geripirr1ing, fotpie ourd9 ben
@eilt Der 0ppoiition gegen ieoe Sis
8iplin. Dieler @eiit madt id mberal
nnter Ser Bebo3lfferung beInerfbar.
.Die Regierung berfpridt GENTLE
,8nge}tdnonifIe,erf la ieoohk bob lie
.niiemolg nodgeben lperoe.1 Sic perz
Ipriht inter n1oerem Elm 5naen Der
.Breile Fir beitimr1h grforbernifie
6es tdgIi9en 2ebens, folpie fftrerge
frofredfIide gerfoIguna Der Brofi-
sfierer. sic min nlnenig reDet, aber
frdffig bnnoeln.
Sic sBroflnmnfion fhlieBt nit ei-
mem an bag gan5e 2anD gerldtete1rt1
MppeH, Die Megier11ng II 6ieler / 9
uiberalg dtDeren stnroe 81 nater-
Eiifiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
unrutben III eSapan.

2Dnon1L 15. Wadr3. Inter n1ebs
reren gerbdnben Der iapaniide1l
Gruppen III Sibirien if Wenterei
dllggebroden, miie cine bon Der 5otp-
let 8egter1ing III Mosfau am Mo1tog
.m1sgeihidte 5utfbepelh fast. Sic
15oIonten riiien tire Ahielflappen a1f
ur1b eriebten lie bnrdt rpte Sfreifen, %
iagt Die Depef@
Mnsbreitu1g Der grbebung in So
req miro III Der Depei6e ebenfnQg ge-
melooet bort io1er bic iapanilben
geb0roen aabIreide gerbaftnngel
Dorgenomt1en baben. 8leidaeitig Der-
fidert bic 5otpietM eIoit1g, bob Die
iapaniide @egierung Mabregeln err
CRETE, nm Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in eigenen 2anbe 81 n11ter0rudea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
Nnflaae acseu Mrbeiter=l1niot1,

emDionupoIig, SSnD. e. Wtar55 80
llnfer sen Beltimmn1lgen peg
nelebes hot sic nit Der lluferllidlrg
Ser ,aohlenIage betraute Bn'oes.spnls
oerapanoiarD Mnflagen gegen lao
Beratperfsbeiiber uno Gelpert1da1ts=
inprtrefer erhober. Sic Mn%geflagten1
.maren onaebIih al elmer geridtpo=
runa beteiIigt, ben Breis elnes tag.
I;;d,en NeoorfarfiiffeIs onplirb u ole
!Sohe Qetrieben ali Dnben, Dab re Die
Trnnnffion eiridrarftten, bie 8erttels=
Luna bebinoerfen nno iid oar1it 1m
SHINE bes eripdiibnten Gelekes gege'I
Sic gunbespegierung Der 0erei11igtet1
staaten pergingen. Ald a1oere ys1f-
tel ,5ur Durd9fubrn1g bieler Serz
ihip0rungn merben N Der &lage gel
tend gemabt.
esm qansen merDen 5ebn perld]1eDez
lie BeishesnBsrtretnneen gege11 ote
M~naeflagten gelfeno gernabt. es be1Bt
Dak biele oieler leb~ertretn1tger1 nid1t
nit benz .&oblenitretf in 8erbino11rg
.iteben, fonoern iogar nod bis in ole
s2eit por Sc rllnter5eiiddnll1g beg Naf=
fen{finitonopertrnges anridreihen:
Dds aeDergeieb beltintm nlg 9od1lt
itrofe fit Sic infragefommenoen Yer
aeber enftpeiber cine @elblfrnfe BON BON
$4,000, cine @efdngnigfrafe BON
atpei ssabren, ODER beioeg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
Gdlarf beiuad)t.

SIN Saag, Is. Wedr5 Be6er Der
friibere Scatter nod Der &ro1lprin5 Boz.
ben init bem 5tur5 Ser &egierung III
Dentidlan6 ettpas al tim. Ser Mis
io5ierten Breiie mnroe beriibert, bob
iopobl Mmerongen nie Die Sniel &ie-
ringen 10 idorf bepaht mer6en bob
Die wldn6ii6e Megiernng feline mei-
teren gorjibfsmaBregeln gu treffen
braudt Inn Sntriguen ooer 5ludt
gu Derbinoern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
.generalitreif III Tranfreid.

Bnris W1r3. Bon5ngs'=
.arsiduB bes Observation-Disclosures oer
gerfilarbueifer 6ra11freidg Bot eir'
.Msutbbild)reiifben an ane mrtiorten bon
Gerfiilarbe.ifern berihid III neIhenl
oarolff bi11gefnieien miro aB oiie
'M6qIihfeit zines @etterdlitreif q
grlDagllrq ae5ogen neroen mi
10000 gerttiiIarbeiter i'm Nonbair=
1lno apurcningage5ir f inb an 5freif,,
he perllanaen boobere 2obne IND frett-
80 EinhaIfnna nes Mdfifl1foentaa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
gine sseaersbrunit.

8ran0Diep, Ger, Is. M1r5-9LIs
am Montag Der Sag a1brad mar Die
1000 Gintpobner 31blenDe 9rtfddft
@ranobieD geras, Ell ein3iger fdue-
LENDER Eriimmerbaufe, 1ad3oeln am
Sonntagnndnlittag Elm 5ei1er erlt-
itn116en par, Dag bis 1T ben frubett
Meorgen binein branrlte. 5ieben Der
adf BeiddftgsgIodg Ser 6tnot muir
ben einge1iifdfert er11er 200 Mobn-.
b1uier. Ser shnDen tniro auf $1,
$4,000 BIB $4,000, 600 geiddbf. I'M
Ygefaiibr fouierb 8erfonen in0 ob6nd
lbs getnor6en,bieIe bon linen bnbea
lire aefomulte SabeeiagebuBt 60
melt plfgelteM nnroe, ino fei11e Men-
imenfebm 5n Mflngen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

Bnibinaton, Is. e1r5. Das
9berbn1oesgeriht erteilte 1eute benz
eStnat gten SerieD Die grfollbnis, lei
ne 9riginalfIage e~iin5ureiden, nm Die
sg5iItigfeit oes EMBELLISHMENTS
ments al prufIm.
Ger @e11eralaninaH Mc@rnn BON
eem SerieD butte ii elmer Mpplifu-
|tion bebnnptet, DaB 0asamenoernent
nib ridfW abgefaBt mor0en lei, bob
|eS nidf in porgeIbriebener 8eiie ..
d. nit gerudiidtiigung Der Referen=
bnm 8roDiionen III ben 8erfnIinn-
gen BON 81 Stanten r~atifi5iert MUIR
De, uno 0nB ser aongreB feline Nu-
fpritdt bate, Die 8etpobnbeiten unD
Die MoraI oes golfes gu regulieren.
0llon-Taa appelliiert.
Sin a11oerer 5nI, Der Die @ultg=
feit 0eg Brobiibitipnsumenoel1eitg IN
.58neife 5iebbt nnroe beute benz Dber
bunoeggeridi iibergeben.G Dilon
bon San Sraneiseo ipl1r6e unfer oem
HrobibitiouSaeiek berbaftet uno bonn
oorfigen 8u116esgerid DernrteiH 81
bat est an pm Aberbltnbesgerfdf ap.
ie barffffeinHlr5er
33eit feine gnffheiouna ubgeben.
Gle II gebDten.
9berrid9ter 8bite sempfaN britt.
ge11De Gle ii alien 86nen, Die nit
benz 8robibitionsan1enoelnenf IN Ser
bin6n1g iteben, 90 Ell fpunidf, bob lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
@nr bpr6ereifaf.

@aibington 15. Mdr5 Die err
item Madridten bon benz 5tur5 Der
ebert goueriden @egier111g III ger-
lin aiua Dem arnfIiden Bnibington
aus ser NreHe 81. Ddg erlfe @omrnen-
for, Das bon genn1ten beg @eiBen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
Ser @eneraIifreif

gerIin is. Msaiir5 Der bon Der
ebert Megieru11q angeoronefe Gene
raIiireif trat belfe morgen III groBeln
sl1nfange III Croft 8nbn5iiae
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
Rld)ter erl11abnt,
lllb n beeiIel1.

|GiIe stue8e1l Der uabenoea Deriet 9ebote1,. 80 Der
20. 9edr5 ais Gnfibcioun8sfag fef9efebf.-1n
bic III gerbiaou1,9 NIT bent 8robtbitionSamenoes
ment Hebe,,, enttdteoe1t weroen.- &on9res foa
feline Antpritdf babe1,,. pie G~emobubeiten 1no bic
Moral oeS 8oItes 80 re8uliersn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

|9auies gu o%erielben gen1adt pnroe,
pnr. DOB sei11e iolde Nebolntion I'M
|ber1neiblib getpefen e" SSm Staotss
|6epartement entbielt man iib aler
Iurteile, I'M meitere Nabridter1. ab5n=
nnrtn.
8dbreno man I'M MeiBen Sauie
nibt berrnten molte, norauf man Die
eermartung zines folben 8edfels ge=
ituBt bette, logen IN 0eren Departe-
ments Nadridten aus Deutiblano
lbor, Sic nnf ei1e grpBe nnrnbe I'M
IDeutid)en Gei6e negen Der 2angiam-
|feit oes @ie0ernusbaus ur6 Der Slid
|febr ser @elt III Srie6ens 8erbalt=
|niiie bintpieien, fobaB man ol1f irgero
Ieine &un0gebung groBeren nmfar1gs
|gefaBt mar.
Seine Giuntiida1ng.
Hnris, Is. Mar5@ sSn Mmtsfreii-
len 1T man Der Nniibt, Dob bic glai-
iertenregierungen ben BorgQ11gen in
I8erlin gegeniiber borldufig cine ab=
nartenoe 9alfung einnebmen mo
oem beutiden Dolf geltatten neroe1l
LTD lire eige1e &egierungsffnm 5n
mablen, ood bidlf man ben gegenipdrs
Itigen MugenblM no ebe11 nit bent aQz
gemeinen Mieoeraufbau begonnen
Imur0e. fir Sic umnGIa1tnd III 9eutim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
DeuflNland$ lo'ldlillI6e
Regierung 9elt1r't.

unbluti9er gtaatsftrei6 Der Naittelparteien Sc.
Iu,een. Neue Reeiernue erfldrt, aue 1rieoens.
beoineusgen u,o9IidMt etnbaItei, 81 ,uouen. - Die
neue oeutidDe Meeier,n9 1tnterbanoelt NIT Gbert
ano 8auer. -,gUeinolide 9raoer" babe,, Gtnt.
euag ersielt. Mlte uno neue @e8ierune biIoen
eit 1seueS 3abittet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

Berlin, Is. Mdr5. 50 General b.
2it4tpib bat ben iolgel1oen 8agesbe=.
fell erlaffen:
Cine Ser Mufgaben Ser neuen 6e-
aierura miro Die lein inter 8abr11ng
ser gbre bes bentIden Bottles ben
Sriebensbertrag 6nrb5nfubren, lotDe1t
6ies mogIid it une 1tidt Selbitber-
nidtu11g beoeutet.1
SD iibernebme perionlib Die Boil
sngsaemalt fir Berlin un0 Die Wfnr-
fen. 4ne 8erfiig1tngen, bic 3err
Reidsmebrminiiter Nosfe IN neber-
e%initimmung NIT bem grlaB bonn Is.
Sanlor getroffen bat, bleiben infraff.
Ser @rlaB bonn Is. Sanl1ar be5uglih
Der Broflomation 6es 8elagerungS<
5uitanbes bleibt beIteben nn6 miro
aud auf sic bisber babon nod ni6t
%beribrten geile oeg Neihsgebietes
a~usaeoebnt. @Iei1aeitig miro Der
bisber int 6reitoat gndien beifeben=
Be 8eIagerungg5uftano a1feeboben.
.9ie unter Dem &on1mar10o Der
neugebiIoeten Megieruug febenoen
grmppen in6 NIT Ser 8urdfibr11ng
Der erforoerIiden WaBnabrlen be=
trout.
Cine meitere 8roflnmationf
Dieielbe erfldrt Bob oie 5taots=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

yulte!l duSluu ~. WI - gllSl
sbe51rten nurDe 0le Aaller5nfnDr.ah
geld9n1tfen o1e spe11ep1rfldafte1t
ipuroen gelhlollen u11o prge yaof be-
gann 1ib fnblbar 5l1 madep, 1au1ertt=
lid 1l11ter Der drnneren gebolfe'ru11g.
Die gntideioung Der 8nbnarbei--
Ter, iid) benz @eneralitreif anihlieBen
5u molten, murbe gefnBt, nadoem BON
sRanpp bas nltimat1m Der @eDerfs
ldeal1ler, 5n re'1ea'eren, opsetp'e'sn
-
-
Tranfreid Deriagt Nnerfenn1iag.
Haris, Is. Mdr5.9 Ser meme oeut-
lbe 9iftatorD @app oQ ole Jrel=
1alinng bes 8rin5en Soddlam go.
Der peger oes angrHfs gut
fra115oiiidde Dfi5iere I'M 9ofel ablo1
il @aft aebalten pnroe, angeororet
buben. Sic ranaoiiide Scattering
miro feline &egiernna IN 9entialano
anerfenner, Die nidt bon Der 1aa d11,
Understandings. stutteart gatge,
.beiben niro. tDlroe beufe bier befanrt
:Sraafreid bat lid fur oie1e 5altnng
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-06-04
VNMS[i]0[f(]|El i [lHEE>A
SD[1)[Z[Z[]!5.!II,|a+S,]I, a 81
Uncle Sam Honors Pilgrim Tercentenary

Wellfleet and Eastman, and for other
work I'm connection Herewith.
"Three hundred thousand dollars
may be expended under the direction
OF the commission and in cooperation
with the Pilgrim tercentenary commits
sion for the purpose of restoring and
improving Plymouth rock and the
shore line OF the locality adjacent
thereto, OF protecting and Improving
the burial grounds upon Coles hill and
Burial hill In Plymouth, Mass; OF
erecting tablets or markers at appro-
pirate places In the Old Colony. and for
other work I'm connection Herewith"
Massachusetts has appropriated
S325, Ooe and Plymouth 100000. Pa
trlotlc and fraternal societies and 9th.
or organizations have also contributed
largely.
The commission is 10 be known as
the United States Pilgrim Tercente-
nary commission and 10 be composed of
nine commissioners, as follows: Three
persons TO be appointed by the pres-
dent, two senators by the president of
the senate, and four representatives by
the speaker of the house of representa-
tives. The commissioners shall serve
without compensation and shall select
chairman from among their number.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-06-04
Young Oklahoma Marvelously Prosperous

I y THE house the other day Repre-
sentative Everette Il. Howard of
Oklahoma made an interesting speech
based on the fact that 81 years ago
took place the famous Indian Terri
tory race for homesteads,' which
marked the beginning of his state.
That fertile country which was inhab-
tied In the morning by the occasional
cowboy and the coyote at even-tide Of
that same day boosted OF cities Of
thousands and a total population run
ming well-nlgh the 100000 mark. In
the course of his remarks he brought
out the following facts:
Oklahoma crops for the year 1919
were worth s547, 75S.0O0.
Value OF Oklahoma livestock for 1919
was S214. 1S1 900.
Oklahoma now ranks tenth among
states i'm the value OF all crops.
The average income OF the 100000
families on OklahOma's farms exceed
cd 300.
Last years acre value Of Oklahoma's
IL leading field crops exceeded the es-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-06-04

w ASHINGTON.-The obseryances
w this year and next OF the tercen-
tenary Of the landing Of the Pilgrims
will be varied. with several nations
participating. The house has passed
a resolution approprIating 100000 for
participation by the federal govern
ment. The resolution provides for the
appointment of commission. . Two
sections are substantially as follows:
"One hundred thousand dollars may
be expended under the direction Of the
commission ands In cooperation with
the Provincetown tercentenary commits
sion for the purpose of completing and
improving the approaches 10 and the
grounds of the Pilgrim monument at
Provincetown, Mass; of erecting
suitably inscribed tablets or markers
In the towns of Provincetown, Truro,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-06-04

those reporting 10 the agricultural de-
partment are Seattle, Milwaukee and
Green Bay, Wis.,, where the price Is l.
cents quart to family trade. Salt
Lake City has price OF 1914 cents n
quart
Every other city OF the 97 reporting
has prices above 10 cents.
In 1914 the average price per quart
Of milk was only 8 cents. BY 1913 1t
had risen 10 an average OF Ii cents !;
now IL is near 16 cents. This repre-
sents nm increase Of nearly 100 per
cent.
That the farmer Is not profiteerlng
is Indicated by the fact that the costs
of all foodstuffs and other elements en-
tering into the production Of milk have
risen more than the milk price.
out of % principal cities in the
United States the farmer fares worst
and the, distributing company best In
Omaha, Neb., where OIL per cent Of
the price of quart OF milk goes TO the
company and 42.S per cent to the
farmer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-06-04
U.S.S. G.. Army: Every Child in a Garden"

any other school subject. AS practi-
cal out-of-school hours subject. garden
ing admits of the widest kind Of cor
relation with other studies. There is
no school subject from which more
real knowledge may be gained of sci
ence, of art, of life's relations than
from dealing with living. growing
plants.
The formation of companies should
be continued. The company simply
establishes working unit that may
include 4 class, a school or any other
group adapted TO local conditions. The
number IN company may vary from
ten to 30.
Each company should have q cap
tain and one or two lieutenants, the
latter depending on the number of pu-
pills enlisted.
The 1920 insignia is made by lith0-
graphing the L. S $. c.. A design on
a celluloid bar and has a bangle pin
attached. The insignias are complete
and, ready for distribution to the pu-
pills when received by the teacher.
A certificate of honor will be pre-
scented to children who achieve real
success. Manuals (free to teachers)
may be purchased Of the superlnten-
dent of documents. government print
ing office, Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-06-04

CHILDREN TO the number of $500
~ 600 were enrolled in 1919 in the
United States school garden army
With the new year the problems that
confront educators are TO increase this
army, to make the garden work more
permanent and TO increase its educa-
tional value. The motto of the garden
.army-"A Garden for Every Child,
Every Child in Garden"-can only be
realized when gardening becomes Il
definite part of school work.
City children will form habits of in
dustry anG regularity by utilizing
their energies on the back yaSds and
vacant lots that are now largely I'M
productive. School-supervised home
gardening requires only United
amount of school time, but ii should
have as definite place and credit as
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-06-04
Farmer Gets Half of Average Milk Price

T COSTS the average housewife in
i the United States 15.9 cents quart
for milk. This Is the figure based on
returns for April of 81 of the principal
cities Of the United States in every
state I'm the Union, compiled by the
department Of agriculture.
For the milk which costs the house
wife IL cents approximately the
farmers of the United States get from
cents up to IL cents-an average of
So cents.
Thus. of every dollar spent for milk
in the United States, the dairy farmer
gets only 30 cents. The other 90 cents
covers the costs which come between
farmer and consumer-freight. dstri-
button and profits Of the middleman.
The range Of prices In April TO the
farmer who produces milk varied
throughout the United States.
In New England the farmer got from
q TO 10 cents quart; In the east north
central states they got from TO
cents; I'm the west north central states
from 8 To 3 cents: I'm the south Allan
tic states from Z To IL cents; In the
east south central region from O to s
cents; In the west south central states
from 10 IL cents; In the mountain
states from To 8 cents, and in the
Pacific states from 4 10 8 cents per
quart.
Savannah. Ca. has the highest re-
tall price for milk-fr0m - to 30
cents quart to the family trade. Many
other cities have 25-cent milk. The
cities with the lowest milk prices Of
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timated acre price of its average pillow
land. The crop value in 1919 was near
~ four times the crop value in state
hood year, 1907.
It's farmers paid for farm help one
third more per month than the average
paid in the 16 states comprising the
South Atlantic and the south central
groups.
Half the farms are under oil lease,
and from these leases last year land
owners received S52,OOO,0OO.
Oklahoma landowners received last
year from crops. royalties, and live
stock the total sum OF SSio,939 900.
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WORSE THAN APPENDICITIS.

whats the matter. old topi You
look sick"
''rve just undergone serious opera
ton"
Apprenticeship"
Worse than that. Ind my allow.
anoe cut or"
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His Guess.

Burrows-By the way. what was tho
denomination OF that bill you loaned
mel
neutrality-suspicious., imagine--
IL keeps Lent so well.
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The king OF Spain has been be-
Gueathed million pesetas for educa-
tional purposes. which at least ought
10 buy couple of spelling books.
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"1t's such a nice place where you
moved, i hope you'll like your new
neighbors."
I'm just sure / won't. They all
own cheap rs."-Browning's Maya
zine
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Choice Of Abodes.

II gotta have n place to live"
II understand" said the real estate
man, "and maybe I can fix you up.
Now, which would you prefer q port.
able shed IT tent2"
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"She certainly has way Of talking
you down with cold sarcasm"
"Yes; q course, of tongue, as ft
were. served with chilly sauce"
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LIN In the Air

The Magistrate-What's the charge
against his man. officer?
The Air Cop-He was speeding I'm a
high-po;'er racing plane and ran down
O childs goplane.
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Every possible effort should be made
10 round up a proflteer before county
fair time so that folks can see what
one of the critters looks like.
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France proposes tax OF 10 per
cent on bachelors. That is one tax,
Mt least. which married men will re-
greet they can't pay.
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Women are warned that smoking
cigarettes will injure their complex
ions. The reformer who started on
that tack knows the sex.
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At present fair-sized boom can
keep going Nth no further equip
ment than n press agent and n type
writer. There Is no excuse for lavish
campaign expenditures.
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So fur the ouija board has failed
aggravatingly TO spell out the names
or even the initials OF the winners
M Chicago and San Francisco.
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Not GUILTY.

Colonel Southerland-Well, Rastus,
did the judge find you guilty OF steal
Ing chlckensi
Rastus-No. sub. colonel; was re-
leased on s'piclon.
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The next moral reform Will attempt
10 stop cigarette smoking among wom-
en- This will mean daughter will have
10 borrow smoke from father In
stead of from mother.
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IL anybody has Aladdin's wonderful
lamp, which controlled the genie that
built houses in n single night. now is
the time for him to rub It!
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Another reason for the population
Increase may be that more people
were sober enough 10 answer the CEN
sus takers questions