davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
Kronika Chica&oska.

listow regestroWanych Z zam-
knietego wagonu pocztowego'
ktGry transportowany by} w IT,
tiegiy piatek W nocy stad do Mil
wa,rkee. :Jaka wartosc pieniezRa
skradzione listy professionally
dotad ME jest jeszcze wiadomem,
lecz urzednicy pocztowi utrzy--
muja, il wartoSc ich siega wyso-
kiej sunny.
Kradziez wspomnianych listow
wydarzyia sic na pociagu No. III
linii Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad. R. D. Simmons, glow
ny Inspector pocztowy, prowadzi
dochodzenie, opierajac sic ma teo-
ryi, il .kradziezy dopuscili sic
,,swoi." Wagon ten odchodzac L
Chicago byl zamkniety, jak zwy-
kle" - powiada Simmons. Ze
sluzby pocztowej nikogo w MIN
ME byso, gdy wagon przybyi
do Milwaukee, drzwi byly nieco
odsuniete, wobec tego zachodzi
podejrzenie, re wagon zosta} o.
kradziony W drodze przez ludzi
swoich, albo tez jeszcze pred O.
puszczeniem Chicago"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
TAIEMNICZA SMIERe DWU
MLODYCH KOBIET.

Gala dwu mlodych kobiet, kto
re straciiy zycie z niewiadomej
dotad przyczyny, zostafy male
zione wczoraj rano przez policye
na drodze laczacej park Granta Z
ieziorem Michigan. Tajemniczy
zgon tych kobiet naprowadza po
licye ma tysiaczne domysly; cho-
dzi jej g}6wnie 0 to, czy zacho-
dzi tu samobojstwo, czy tez NOR
derstwo, przy czem to ostatnlc
zdaje sic bye najprawdopodob--
niejsze. o lie dotychczasowe sle-
dztwo wykazalo, kobiety te o
godzinie 9tej wieczorem w sobo-
te znajdowa}y sic przy zyciu.
CiaAa zabrano do zakfadu po--
grzebowego przy 422 So. Clark
ul,. gdzie zostaiy identyfikowa--
ne: jedna z mich nazywa sic Ma,
rva A. Ramey, druga zas Lillian
Thompson, obie wodewilowe ak
torki, ktore Cd czterech tygodni
znajdowaly sic W Chicago, w
zwiqzku tajemnicza ich smier-
cia policya aresztowaia pieciu
mezczyzn. ktorych nazwislsa So:
J. G.. Meeks, asystent elektrotech-
nfka w firmie ,!Cowl Coz, r. Nc
Carthy, pracownik tel samej fir
my. Silvio i Piotr Citti. groser-
nicy z pnr. 300 w. Illinois rl., O.
raz J. Cocas, z pnr. 1109 Dear.
born III. Policya W dalszym ciagu
prowadzi intensywne sledztwoi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
RADYKALNE ZMIANY w
DEPARTAMENCIE PO-
IICYI

Nowo mianowany szef policyi
Fitzmorris rozpoczai W sobots
popoiudniu zaprowadzaG radykal
ne zmiany W swoim Department
Gle, jakich juz Cd dawna ME "a
uotowano. Sa to dopiero wstepne
kroki, jak powiada szef Fitzmor-
ris, do oczyszczenia miasta Chi
cago wszelkiego rodzaju ban--
dytow rewolwerowiczow. Szef
detektywow Mooney zostal usu-
niety z kierownictwa biura detek
tywow przeniesieny do biura i
dentyfikacyjnego, ktore jest uwa-
zane jake posterunek mniej waz-
ny. Mooney byi szefem biura de-
tektyw6w przez ostatnie try la
ia, czyli re diuzej niz ktorykol--
wick jego poprzednikow. u
stepujac W sobote zajmowane-
60 dotad stanowiska, prosi} o
trzy-tygodniowy urlop, ktory 20
sta} mu udzielony. Ma razie szef
policyi ME zamianowai nikogo
ma miejsce Mooney'ego i tymcza-
sowo kierownictwo biura detekty
WOW objai porucznik Michael
Hughes, ktory przedtem byl pra-
wa reka Mooney'a.
Nastepnie szef Fitzmorris
zniosi kompletnie oddziai t. wv.
Homicide squad, dalej oddzial
policyant6w automobilowych
siawny ex-szefa Garrity'ego "od-
dial w6dczany",, przy pomocy
ktorego byfy szef miai wytropit
,,zwiazek przemytnikow wodcza-
uych", ktory mial ,przeszwarco-
wac w6dki do Chicago ma sumo
uiliona dolafow," GRAZ zniosi xii
ka pomniejszych ,,specyalnych cd
dzia}ow', jake wchodzi}y do
skiadu departamentu policyi.
Pozatem szef Fitmorris rozpo-
rzadzil przeniesienia wszystkich
policyant6w sierzantow i zwy-
czajnych policyantow, jacy znaj-
duja sic W mieScie. Dalej przyia-
czyl stacye policyjna South Clark
do stacyi centralnej i zamiano--
wa, jej komendantem kapitana P.
I. Lavina, dotychczasowe2o ko--
mendanta stacyi South Clark,
Kapitan LAWN .bedzie rowniez
zarzadca oddzialu kontroli ruchu
ulicznego, pod ktorego juryzdyk-
eva pozostaje srodmieScie az ma
poiudnie cd 12tej ul. kapitan M.
Collins, ktory dotychczas byl ko-
mendantem stacyi centralnej od-
dziaiu ruchu ulicznego, zostal
przydzielony do stacyi policyjnej
West Chicago ave.
Nowy szef policyi podpisujac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

powyzsze rozporzadzenia l zmla
ny oSwiadczyl, IL obejmujac kie-
rownictwo chicagoskiego depar--
tamentu policyi, przyobiecaS, ze
zaprowadzi ogolne zmiany W de-
partamencie, to tez, jak sic Okla
zuje, dotrzymuje siowa. ,,kapitan
Iii poszczegolnych stacyi policyj-
nych beda odpowiedzialni "a O.
czyszczenie re zbrodni, napadow
i rabunkow swoich dystryktach,
kt6rymi zarzqdzaja" - powiada
szef Fitzmorris.
Pierwszy zastepca szefa policyi
Alcock otrzymal rozkaz, azeby
powyzsze rozporzadzenia wpro--
wadzif natychmiast w zycie i be-
die odpowiedzialny "a wlasci--
We ich wykonanie. Jak sic okazu-
je powyzszego, nowy szef poll
cyl zabiera sic ME ma zarty do O.
czyszczenia - ale departamentu
policyi, gdyz ma razie niewiado-
mo, jaki to skutek wywrze ma "a
powiedziane oczyszczenie same
90 miasta re zbrodni i bandytyz-
mu. Dopiero przyszlosc to wy
kaze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
Z Biura MeteOrOlOg cznego.

Wseh6d slonca gCtlzinie $40.
Zaeh5d slOiea o gOdzinie 4:29.
Pogoda W Chicago ! C.kolicy: w Po-
uiedziaIek przewainie pOchmurnie, =
prGszy lelli snieg. We wtorek pogo
dnie. Niewiele zmian W temperature.
ImiarkOwany / swieiy p6lnOcno-zacho-
ani wiatr pcniedkialck, pr1echodza-
cy zmienny we wtOrek.
y
Temperature dOby niniOnej: Naj-
wyiSza wezOraj o godzinie lei pOpOiu-
dniu, SS stopni, najniisza gOdzinie Gel
r:aao, 81 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
POLICYANCI I STRAzACY
POzARNI ZADAJA POD
WYZKI.

Policyanci i strazacy pozarni
zamierzaja ma rok 1921 zadac
podwyzki pensyi, ktora, jezeli 20
stanie przyznana. podniesie miej-
skie wydatki o $4,000, 900 rocznie.
Obecna pensya tax strazakow jak
i policyantow wynosi $4,000 ro-
cznie, a teraz majq zadac pod
wyzki najmniej $3.50 rocznie, a
bardzo prawdopodobne, re vie
cej; niektorzy stawiaja zadanic
rocznej pensyi $500. w razie,
gdyby zostaia udzielona podwyz-
.ka w kwocie $3.50, fr1ndusz pen--
syiny dla policyantow musiaSby
bye powiekszony O $l,OOS,OOO, a
fundusz pensyjny strazy Pozarnej
O okoio $750,0O0 rocznie. Policy
anci i strategy uzasadniaja swoje
zadania tenn, re koledzy ich "a
wodu w Nowym Yorku pobieraja
$3.50 rocznej pensyi, W Detroit
zaS, ktore jest diva razy mnlejsze
cd miasta Chicago - pobier ala
$3.50 rocznie. Stowarzyszenie
policyantow zwoluje ma przysz}a
riedziele masowe zebranie, ma
ktorem zapadnie ostateczna u
chwala co do kwestyi wysokosci
podwyzki,
TAJEMNIcZA KRADZIEz
z WAGoNU PoczToWEGo.
Inspektorzy pocztowi z Chica-
go i Milwaukee rozpoczeli wczo-
raj sledztwo W sprawie tajemni-
czego znikniecia wielkiej r11asy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis. pcfiedziaIek, Is listOpada: sw.
GertrIIdy Panny.
Jutro, wtorek, 16 istOpada: Sw.
Stanislawa ROstki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
WRANGEL ROZBITY - AR.
MIA UCIEKA w NIELA-
DIE.

Konstantynopol, 10. istopada.
(Prasa Stowarzyszona). - Ar
mia gen. Wrangla zostala prawie
re zniesiona zupeinie kilku je-
go generaiow popeiniio samob6j-
stwo. Opor Wrangla ma Krymie
zostai zlamany i wojsko u
cieka W nieiadzie po bchaterskiej
walce pod Perekopem. Depesze z
giownej kwatery gen. Wrangla
donosza, re ,,biaia armia" nie
Jest W stanie utrzymac dalej
Krymu.
Jaita Eupatorya zostasy "a
jete przez wojska bolszewickie. a
kawalerya bolszewicka znajduje
sic juz W poblizu Sewastopola,
Bitwa pod Perekopem byla je-
dna najbardziej krwawych =
okoio 10000 bolszewikow padio
ma placu boju. Bolszewicy done
sza, re 10000 zoinierzy Wransla
dostaio sic do niewoli. Powodze-
ME bolszewik6w nalezy przypisac
W wiekszej czeSci uzyciu gazcw
trujacych.
Premier rzadu Wrangla. Kry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
zYD JOFFE GROZI POLSCE.

Ryga, Is. listopada. - Polska
delegacya pokojowa ma czele Z
Janem Dabskim przybyla W So
bote do Rygi. Adolf Joffe, prezes
delegacyi 6olszewickiej, podczas
konferencyi z wiceprezydentem
delegacyi polskiei, P. Wasilew--
skim, wystapii oskarzeniem
przeciw Polsce o niedotrzymanie
warunkow preliminary, albo-
wiem armia Polska znajduje sic
wciaz ma granicy. Pan Joffe o.
strzegi Polske, re armia bolsze--
wicka bedzie wzmocniona zagro
iii odwetem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

tDoko6cneuie 70 stron. 7mejl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 7-mej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
POLSKA ZABIEGAO 0
NOVA POZYCZKEI.
0lbrzymi Rabunek Kolejowy.
6 Dzieci Gi0ie Wskutek Paniki " Testrlyku.
lime Tclegramy Krajowe.

o demokracyi przemys}owej W
zarzadzie fabrykami i W mySl tc-
go oddano kierownictwo pred
siebiorstwa ,,senatowi" Izble",
w sk}ad ktorych wehodza pre-
yes firmy, bedacy rowniez czlon-
kicm tego ,gabinetu", przedsta-
viii obu ,,Izbom' sytuacye, w ja-
kiej znajduje sic obecnie i w ia
kiei znajdzie sic prawdopodob-
ME w najblizszej przyszlosci
przemys} w}6kienniczy, poczem
polecono jeszcze zbadac Gala
sprawe wybraniem specyalnie W
tym celu komitetowi. Ten do
szcdi do ptzekonania, re fabryka
stoi wobec dwu altcrnatyw: al
aibo zatrzymat zupe}nie ruch II
sicbie, albo zmniejszyc place ro-
botnikow.
Zdecydowano sic raczej ma to
drugie odnoSne yprzedlozenie"
wniesiono zgodnie przepisami
parlamentarnymi poczem podda-
no je pod dyskusye i pod g}oso'
wanie. Decyzya powzieta moze
uledz jeszcze zmianie pod tym
tylko warunkie, gdyby obie IL
by ma wspolnej sesyi uchwalily
to wiekszoScia dwu trzecich glo.
sow.
Springfield, Mass, is listopa-
da. Zakiady kolei Boston and
Albany W West Springfield od-
dalaja dniem l7-go b. m. 10
procent z zajetych w Mich robot
nikow i funkcyonaryuszy. Og}a-
szalac to, osWladczyf Fred A.
Butler, kierownik wydzialu ME-
chanicznego, re ilost robot re-
peracyjnych zmniejszyia sic o.
becnie do tego stopnia, re reduk-
cya personalu okazuje sic konie-
cyna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
GEN. zELIGoWsKI ZAJAL
DIVA MIASTA LITEWSKIE.

1O' 1I0EOPu' q
sa Stow - Depesza Kowna
do ,,Berlingske Tidende" donosi,
re wojska gen. zeligowskiego
rozpoczeiy silna ofensywe na
froncie litewskim i po gwaitow--
nych walkach zaje}y Smotry
Turnout. Wojska gen. zeligow-
skiego wyszty z Nowo-Aleksan--
d1owska walcza z Litwinami po
"a miastem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
FLOUR WORTH 500 900 was sent

20 Armenia due Go efforts Of Mrs,
otis y. hanson. who has returned
from a speaking tour % Oregon and
California on behalf 81 Armenia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
STOMACH UPSET?
Get nj the Real Cause Take
Di. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what Thousands Of stomach
sufferers IRE doing now. Instead a
taking TONES. or trying To patch up
poor digestion, they arc attacking the
rsn! cause Of the Acknowledgment
hver and disnrdcrcd bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in n soothing. healing way
When the liver and bowels arc per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles
Have you q bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite, n lazy. don't
care feeling. no ambition OF encfHy.
trouble with undigcstcd foods' Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for calofncl.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
Give oil. You viii know them by their
Give color. They do the work without
gripping. cramps 90 pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. loo and sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26

Lmber Dining Room Suite Of CHARTERED Oak. consisting OF
5nch Table that extends to eight feet Buffet five Chairs
and Arm Chair.
American Walnut Dining Suite consisting of Buffet
China Cabinet large Table, five Chairs and Arm Chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
ROBBERS SLAY
THREE IN FIGHT
Four More Are Wounded in
Council Bluffs, Iowa

COUNCIL BLUFFS. la. Feb. a.
Because sb Austrian patrons of Pete
Pokonakes' pool hall did not know
what was meant by stick 'em up"
three men are dead today and four
more are probably fatally wounded.
Three bandits entered the pool hall
last night and commanded tho Gus
toners TO hold up their hands, Pedro
ilimnez ignored tho order and Crap
pied with one of the trio. The other
two opened fire and killed one OF
their comrades and two others In
the melce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
SEATTLE LIKES
INSTANT ACTION

There has never been anything
with the quick action OF simple
wischhaxei. cnmphor. hydrasfis. etc.
~ mixed In favop,ik eye wash. one
hdy with inramed and watery eyes
reports her eyes are bright and clear
nfssr using Lavop;ik n very short
time. In another case flee appiica,
tons produced great benefit. We
guarantee a small hottie TO help ANY
CASE weak. strained or iuriamed
eyss. swift's Drug Co. and leading
druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Slashes' Throat
But Will Recover

City hospital authorities declared
Thursday that Robert r. burlington.
80. a collector. who lives at the New.
port hotel. and who s'ashed his
throat with a safely razor blade In
a tit ~ dependency because his wife
had left him. will recover,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Many Odd Pieces of Fur n:ture
That Are Excellent Values

Walnut Dressing Table. -. $3.50
Walnut Chiffonier at. -. $3.50
Mahogany Dressing Table. -. $43.5O
Walnut Dressing Table. $3.50
Mahogany Dresser at. .S92.5O
Walnut Dresser at. ......... .$02.5O
Walnut Chiffonier at. ....... $47 80
Walnut Dressing Table at. -. $f3.5O
Walnut Serving Table at. -. .$42.5O
Mahogany Arm Chair with tapestry
cushions, at ..............$ 97 so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Bolsheviki Free
Two Americans

WASHINGTON. Feb. 90. = Dr.
Frederick l.. Barnum. brooklyn. n.
y. and Edward IL. Charette. stock
ton. Cal. two Of five members Of the
American Red Cross commission To
siberia. captured by the holshevihi,
have been released. according TO a
eablegrnm from Nadiyoatok today.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26

Bath Towels of liberal size;
splendid weight; ribbed
and very absorb En
ent; each ....... OVO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26

Blankets in attractive plaid
designs, also plain gray;
all are wool-finished; size
S esssS inches niche S5.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
EINERN. SERVICES for Anna

Mary Anthony. who died Monday az
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. r.
G. acDouEan. g5f 18Th ave n.
were held Wednesday ~ 81. Pat
rick's church Mrs Anthony was
.. years old and had been n resi-.
dent Of Seattle since 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Former Seattle
Man Kills Self

william Polk. who formerly lived
In seattle with his father. r u. Polk.
a civil war veteran. committed sui
eide in Denver "wednesday. Il has
been learned here. Polk had farm
on NaHhon Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26

hot PROTEST against, con,inu.
ing tho Seattle office of the United
states bureau OF foreign and do.
nestle commerce has been sent 10
Washington BY several commercial
bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Army Mail Order
Service Closes

All NAH order service OF the army
retail store win close saturday. be.
cause OF depleted stocks and conac.
auent inability to flll orders. orders
received Friday will DO filled 40 far
as stocks on hand viii permit.
Askov American., 1920-09-09
SEED CORN TINE BEGINS
ON FRIDAY

Seed corn time for Minnesota
begins next Friday September
10 and ends Monday, September
20.
This is the time every year
when the farmers of Minnesota
are urged to select and store
their seed corn.
The reason for choosing this
period is that it gives farmers a
chance to get their seed corn in
before the time for killing frosts,
and a chance to have their seed
corn we'll cured and dry before
freezing weather comes, thus put
ting it out of danger Of injury,
That it pays to select and
store seed corn in seed corn time
is shown by the experience OF
certain corn counties in southern
Minnesota last spring. The far
mers in the counties referred Ia
postponed the picking Of seed
corn in seed corn time last fall
They finally made their selection
of seed ears at husking time
Meanwhile there had been q
hard freeze. The result was
that when they came to. test
their seed corn last spring much
of it would not germinate, and
they had to buy supplies at high
prices. The postponement OF
seed corn selection, therefore
proved costly.
Askov American., 1920-09-09
CARS FOR LIVESTOCK
SHIPPING

Regarding the difficulty of
obtaining cars for livestock ship
ping during the fall rush Of busi-
ess, the Stock Yards National
Bank Of South st. Paul. writes
as follows to the First State Bank
Of Askov:
Last year considerable diff
Guilty arose on account of the car
situation, and while today there
appears to be plenty of cars to
move livestock, we believe this
is occasioned by the fact that very
few shipments are being made at
this time.
However, within the next
sixty days we know positively
that there will be a tremendous
demand for cars and the rail
roads will be unable to furnish
enough to meet this demand.
A committee, consisting ol
South st. Paul men who are vi
tally interested in the livestock
business, have taken charge oi
the car situation, and if at an,
time you are unable to obtair
cars, or have any difficulty Ir
getting satisfaction from the
Railroad Company. and canno
get results, take this matter uI
with anyone Of the committee, o.
with Mr.. S. A. Johnson, the chair
man, and we as whole will dt
Askov American., 1920-09-09

The Kerrick Community Fair
last Saturday drew good sized
crowd, in fact nearly twice as
large as that Of last year when
they had their first fair.
The exhibits were not so many
hut what was there was good.
The crowd was entertained for
about an hour with street sports
which included all kinds Of races,
throwing of base ball by ladies
and among other things a slow
automobile race. The slow auto
mobile race was interesting ia
watch and there was really some
thing there to learn for those
who love to tear up the dust.
| The Askov Band was on hanc
and entertained all afternoon. 1
stand being built for their com
fort by the progressive citizen.
of Kerrick.
| The base ball game between
kerrick and Askov. was won by
Askov. Score: 10 to 6. The um
pires were: W-P. Hogan Of Ker
| rick and Ernest Clegg Of Askov
Kerrick lead off with three
runs in the first two innings but
did no score again until the last
inning when they made three
more. Askov made their runs ir
the middle Of the game by hca
wy batting coupled with som.
errors on the part Of Kerrick
1t was interesting to watch an,
drew large crowd. The mex
game between these two teams
will be at the Askov Fair OF
Saturday.
A large crowd Of Askov peopl'
were in attendance at the Ker
rick Fair and report an enjoy
able day For the size Of III
community Kerrick certainly pu
on a large number Of attraction,
and last but not least served fire.
lunch to this large crowd.
Askov American., 1920-09-09

s. Chr. Dixen has a few fine
specimens Of Green Mountain po-
tatoes on exhibition at the First
State Bank Of Askov. There are
10 potatoes in all and are the
product from one hill. They are
well shaped. good looking pota-
toes and the 10 weigh A pounds.
Some local folks interested in
potatoes have figured out what
the profit would be per acre At
this rate and it is amazing. They
say there are 1900 hills Of po-
tatoes to the acre and at 4 pounds
to the hill would produce $4,000
pounds. At &c a pound this
would total $72O gross receipts
from one acre The cost Of seed.
plapting. cultivatin9. and other
work including hauling to mar
Iket is about $50 in round figures.
Land that produces in such qua
lity and quantity ought to BE-
worth $4OO per acre. Interest on
that land is $32 and taxes SIS,
making $50. This added to the
cost Of production makes 800.
Subtract that from $72O the
gross receipt and it leaves the
pretty profit OF $500. Not 20
bad. eh?
OF course Mr.. .Dixen will pro-
badly not raise 5000 pounds or
600 bushels to acre a. some Of
his potatoes were drowned ont
this spring. but then his Land il
not selling at $500 per acre. AZ
any rate there are great posi-
bilities here and in spite Of The
excessive rains during the early
part of the summer and the
drought the past two months
there are many fine specimens u
potatoes and some good yields 80
pecially on the high placek
Askov American., 1920-09-09
Sulselipdol Plieo S2.oo
Job Printing

We Are equipped 70 DO your
job printing q tie right pFicee.
Call and 80 samples. Our typ
il of the latsst design and The
printing b up-to-date.
Askov American., 1920-09-09
.ASkOv Fair
Sept. 11tll, 1920
c, N. Jorsenssn President
FAIR PROGRAM

Following ID the program for
the Fair to he held It the school
house in Askov. on Saturday.
Sept. IL:
, A. NJ Receiving exhibits. Cosss-
mittee will not guarantee that
goods received after II 4. u.
will get in on prise comp01l-
tion. excepting that of liyo
stock which can b brought in
up tin 2 r. N.
N 4. M.-Judging begins.
~ M. Nos~- Take lunch baskets
to ground west Of school where
tables will b provided and
coffee served. Members u
committees and all helping
at the fair are invited BY tho
refreshments committee to din
ncr in the basement of tn
school building.
-: r. M.~Concert by Askov
Band.
c-4 r. M.--Talks by Judges.
4:30 p. M.~Auction A. in former
years. The committee cxpscts
that exhibitors A. usual will
donate some Of their exhibits
to be sold at public sale TO
help defray expenses Of the
Fair.
5:2S p. M.--Visitors leave on
train for Sandstone, Hinckiey.
and Minneapolis.
6:N r. M.--Visitors leave on
train for Bruno and kcrrick.
All Day Refreshments OF al
kinds will be sold on the
grounds all day by Askov Drug
and Variety Store.
Al Afternoon Coffee and ice
cream served in basement Of
/ the school. Entrance from
south.
Askov American., 1920-09-09
SCHOOL LIBRARY

The Askov school library will
BE- open to the public on Mon.
day. September l3, from S:l5 un,
Ill 400 o'clock. Thereafter II
will be open to those caring Il
draw books from 3:l5 until 400
r. M. on Mondays and Fridays
and from 1920 until llel5 A. M
on Wednesdays.
A special effort is being made
to make the library as useful 4,
possible this year and il is hoped
that many will take advantage oi
the opportunity.
Askov American., 1920-09-09
A Welcome to Fair Visitors

most hearty invitation extended to al the
people Of Pine County to attend the Askov Fair
Saturday Sept. II. Come and what the farmers
of Askov have to show you the signs Of their
cooperative spirit which goes through all and every
thing here. If you have not been in Askov before.
you requested to apply at the Askov American
office. in the forenoon. Rev. S. D. Rodhom. H. Peter
sen and Hon. l.. C. Petersen constitute committee
that will take the visitors through potato houses
creamery. feed store ETC.. and will explain all and
everything about cooperative work in religious,
educational. social and practical directions The
Danish farmers have taken this cooperative spirit
with them from their native land and it will manifest
itself at the Fair in the following way That from
every home in and around Askov will be exhibited
one thing or another.
Askov Fair has for it's only purpose. educational
work along agricultural and domestic lines.
Secretary.
Askov American., 1920-09-09

Following are dates of fairs in
which Pine County people are
interested:
State Fair-Sept. 4 to IL.
County Fair. Pine City-Sept
16-17-18.
Askov-Sept. IL.
Bruno Sept. Ia.
Sandstone-Sept. Ia.
Hinckley-Sept. Is.
Askov American., 1920-09-09

out utmost to be of assistance ia
you in this respect.
Following is = list Of the com.
mittee: s. A. Johnson. chairman;
Don Slater. r. r. Jones. T. r
Hughes. 0, r. Gurney. Jay
f. Markle and L. w. Kubc."