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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-06-25
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Point, where he will hold German SER
Ivices this coming Sunday.
| Miss Minnie Blume, of Lambert,
Montana, is here for visit at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Pats
void.
Melfort Dahl, who has been attend
ing the Agricultural College at Fargo
| the past year, returned home yester-
day to spend the summer
Several from Froid are planning
trip to Williston next Monday to hear
William ]. Bryan, who is billed to
speak there on that date.
The 4. E. Ramps family were in
vited guests for dinner ut the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jensen,
near McCabe, Thursday.
Harold and Clifford LIE Vene return
Ell Thursday from White6sh, Mont,
where they have been for some time
visiting friends and seeing the eoun-
try.
DR.. J. S. Geiser returned yesterday
noon from North River, Va, where
he went the first of the month with
his family who will spend the sum-
mer and curly fall there.
Several from Froid went to the
Montana Farming Corporation Farm
yesterday WHeEe tn9C concern was to
make an attempt to lower the worlds
blowing recrod for one day with trac-
tors. The attempt was to have been
made with Is Aultman Taylor tractors
and six Case engines, but the visitors
were forced to return without wit
Messing the contest which was post
poned until today.
This locality was favored with
quite heavy rain Monday night and
on Wednesday, night light rain fell
here, but in the territory farther east
around Lanark and in the Dane VAL
ley country the rain is reported to
have been much heavier. The whole
north country from Plentywood north
and west received six or eight hour
soaker Monday night and Tuesday
morning. All these late rains are do
ing worl dof good in bringing up the
late sown fax and other Grain. The
crops at the present time are in the
pink of condition. Decidedly cool
weather has followed the rains which
has helped to preserve the moisture
now plentiful in most places.
Continued on Page Seven)
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COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting llessss Hs0s0 Or
Exca>Azuaes and SRAlf W1puuo
EAXVNlE

II. L.. GnTi'nn + now iocAted -
N2rShalftcNn, Iowa. whore he Sx-
pac1> to remain Tor tho summer,
Hiss owe lIndrrssn, who has hrf4
spending ,hr winter m California, Fe-
tErncd ,hc r'1>>, al tho wet.k and vii
Spcnd hcr vacation in tins vicinity,
visiting friends and relatives.
Nhircsal Won; to Rcnrearh, Cana
IL. las, Saturday and crossed tsas>
W!Gh that team Inc game was I;
good one. an" Tho score resulted IN :.
t. = in favor %. tho latter.
Another soaking ram 'a>1 @rdncS-
H;} NIGHT. IN" th'rd to r'>r th'> SEC
tEnr - The past week, has pu, al!
N.A"~ - gram ana Fartfn trnrS N
far h"'t"r condition. than has cvr3'
hrIH shown hcr'.
Mrs. ic1"l tr">and returned from
!9~ Angeles, Cal, ';s>i week, where
She - h""n $ncndn@ shc wiafra .
So" ~" mann m This VlcIn'tS Ia?
som" ''m' hr1"r" GONG 10 lHnc~"t'1
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WORD Was received ~ fh1> nihcr
ia>t Saturday from MI, and Mr..
larry thompson, telling al then >a1r
ARRIVAL al Great Fails, where they
won't VIA auto.
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harrSck l"fi Tuesday fol Great
rails, where they Will stop Il lew day
frforc pr"rr"dnD I" tho Wyoming
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"ANIkD-EveryOne to use space
IN the Want Column of The Pro-
ducers News whenever they have
anything for sale. trade or ex-
change, help wanted, etc. The
cost is little, results big
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
Indiana Brevities

VALPARAISO-Step Hodson, II
years old a pioneer settler of Porter
county, who was pronounced dead last
Saturday by a physician, following an
attack of heart trouble, and who re-
ferived sufficiently to smoke his pipe
before the arrival of an undertaken,
is dead for good.
TERRE HAUTE-A loss of 6S,007
tons of coal has been reported from
the II mines in the Terre Haute field.
which were unable to operate due to
a shortage of cars, prevailing on six
railroads.
NOBLESVILLE-The supporters of
General Leonard Wood for the Re-
publican nomination for president.
who reside in Hamilton county, have
organized a Wood-forP President club.
INDIANAPOLIS - Albert J. Bev-
eridge will address the Indiana Whole
sale Grocers' association at banquet
on the first day of the associations
tenth annual convention to be held
here, March 81 and April 1.
MARION-The new Wesleyan Meth
odist college in this city. formerly the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
, CITY WILL EMPLOY
ENGINEER TO SURVEY
LIGHT PLANT NEED

Council, in special session Wednes-
day night, unanimously adopted an
ordinance employing an expert cleo
trical engineer, with assistants, to
make a careful survey Of the munich
pal light plant. The ordinance pro-
vides an expenditure of $500.
c. G.. Brosman, of Indianapolis. an
electrical engineer, who Is well known
over the state and middle west, may
be the engineer.
Council also voted to stand back OF
the board Of works in whatever action
the board might take for the extern
sion and improvement of the plant,
after a report of the expert has been
made.
1t is thought that approximately six
weeks will be consumed in the survey.
To Make Complete Report.
The amount of current used by rae
tories and other commercial consum-
ers of the plant, the population OF the
city and the possibilities for increased
current will form the nucleus OF the
engineers report.
number of city officials present
thought 1t would be impossible to
get the machinery needed for less than
100000. They base their opinion on
estimates. The board Of works will
take no action until the engineers
report Is filed.
The question was again brought up
regarding the size Of the proposed ad-
ditional unit for the light plant.
Wants Bigger Unit.
Superintendent J. P. Dillon again
championed the 5000 X. w. turbine
unit. Figures furnished by the West
inghouse Electric Co., taken from
~ actual tests, and presented by Dillon
, showed, he said, that a unit of 5000
X. w. calibre could be operated at one
half of the load of which it is capable.
cheaper than a 5000 X. w. unit could
be operated at full load.
1t was also said that If smaller
unit was installed, such as 5000
K w. turbine, 1t would be but q
question Of time before another addi-
ton to the plant would be necessary
to accommodate the predicted In
creased demand.
After the adjournment of council
the city body, as committee of the
whole; the board of works; the
mayor; the city attorney, and other
persons invited, went into star cham
Der session, presumably to discuss the
contract of the Liberty Light and
Power company.
Want Limit to Contract.
Robert Ashe, who operates the com
pany, which supplies current for
several towns in the vicinity Of Rich
mond, has a contract which calls for
an unlimited supply of current with
the city plant, and various city Off
Gals have advocated limit to the
power to be given Ashe. saying that
his contract is detriment to the
city.
It is understood that Wilfred Jes-
sup, attorney for Ashe, said that the
contract was an asset rather than a
liability.
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used by some merchants. Federal in
vestigators are said to be at work in
every state investigating comparative
advertising and will report their find
ings to the press and the Federal
Courts when irregularities appear.
The Federal investigation will be ex.
tended to all matters in which there
has been profiteering, according to
Mr.. Wyckoff, and the responsibility of
reporting such cases lies with all who
have knowledge of them.
Richmond men who attended return.
ed Wednesday night.
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Star. The assault was committed
March 1. after the sheriff had accused
Williams OF causing statements to be
published concerning his official con-
nection with raids conducted through
the court OF Justice Timothy Owen,
whose Office is being investigated by
the grand jury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
Masonic Calendar

Thursday, March 25-Richmond
Commentary No. X. r. Special Con-
clave. Supper $50. Work in the
order of the Temple. Following sup
per.
Friday, March 26-King Solomon's
Chapter No. 4, r. A. M. Called meet
ing. Work in the Past and Most Elk
cellent Masters Degrees. Refresh
mentS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
Jewelry Found In Tin Cam

CONNERSVILLE5I Ind, March 25.-
Fifteen hundred dollars worth OF
jewelry buried in tin baking powder
can, was dug up in a woods three
miles northeast of Connersville early
Wednesday by officers, accompanied
by Huston Henry, 80 years old, who
admitted having possession of the
jewelry and led the officers to the
place he had buried it.
The jewelry is alleged to have been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25

stolen from a safe in the office of the
American Railway Express Office here
last August 81. H. J. Biderman and
Thomas B. Birk, detectives of the ex-
press company; George Koch, chief of
police, and e. Ralph Himelick, prose
cutor, obtained information which re-
suited in the arrest Of Henry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
Talks to Drygoods Members.

Cooperation in all lines Of business
to allay the present unrest and efforts
to drive out of business retailers who
practice unfair methods, were urged
by Stanley Wyckoff, fair price commits
sioner for Indiana, at the closing ses-
sion of the quarterly meeting OF the
Indiana Retail Dry Goods association
at Indianapolis.
Mr. Wyckoff discouraged the prac-
tee of comparative ADVERTISING as
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
SHERIFF PAYS FINE FOR
ASSAULT ON REPORTEE

MUNCIE, Ind, March 25.- Sheriff
Thomas Hiatt was fined 81 and costs
in a justice of peace court Wednesday
when he pleaded guilty to the charge
of assault and battery upon Eugene F.
Williams, a reporter for the Muncie
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
Oxford Mayor Gusts
Band of Wanderers

OXFORD, o., March rs. - Mayor
Hughes yesterday caused the arrest Of
five gypsies. John, Charles. Mary.
Many and Sophie Lovett, who have
been camping near town for several
days. The women had been telling
fortunes. They were fined $40 end
costs each, and were given three hours
to get out Of town and stay out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
Elect Officers.

Oxford college girls yesterday elect
ed the following officers for their
Y. w. c. A. next year: President, Miss
Ruth Bateman, of Boonville. Ind; vice
president, Miss Esther Symons, of
Adena; secretary, Miss Kate Engle-
hardt, Of Collier, W. Va; treasurer,
Miss Pauline Armes, Of Litchfield, Ky.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25

Marion normal college, will be formal
ly dedicated May and 8.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-25
SLOW
DEATH

Aches, pains, nervousness. Diff
Guilty in urinating. often mean
aerious disorders- The worlds
standard remedy for kidney. liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles
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GOLD MEDAL,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

tapoc pit eli lieucnoc Spicricl blcu
bclonnct meo ct Tepoluerifuo / 80.
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men betOea aiGreite LANCET mon
life.
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bar odbcllt %tllifllc DC Sllpelcr han
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@reitelomilicn. &c sjoroc iltfcrlis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
Clara Syfes.

Is CT 9telu DortsSPl9leI 'loocr ell
ung &uinoe Dsmt til mango Iara
&nocipprring, iom Strni ior Ell
&Gfte oriitigc &oteltDuerler. Ecu
ungc &pinocS Nopn er Gloru SpfeS,
% / mallec glnr nnrret bun Nmerl-
faa ilinfeitc 0etctiiOer. @un 'po'
Iertc nenlig ontring iom Utano, u
iprit clter at uGrc tlebet paa fer't
8ieullno fon1 het no, bulIfet &lon
bun tilbsrte.
Sor no9cn iad Gar iioen IF Eoll-
tict / Nem gort Set mcgct tropelt !
GnIconing CT Enr ltore % roIml11oe'
It9 oriitiec Suucltppcrier &c bar
bcagc beqnuct poa CT % "lar1nlc so
tel % ionrtjoig gtan bauoc inter
bcitcnlt Spor, men ale Tione@bpro
oif / Hctnluo a, at oct nlaattc hare
rprct en- ing Gentleman, ION oell
Nat bopoc boct po0 It al %Grellerllc
! NotcQcrnc. SroOa DC iurigitc In.
ScrIsaeIicr lpffcocs set life at iaa
iat pan hont, % Ct Gar Gage 'ellerc
toni Ser WtcI6ingcr out enonl CT Var
No~teItpuerier, lom man me'lic freq
ia ira oell iornmt Ntalo.
SiOt citcr ll0t bralte man poo oct
rene, at pCofommeuOe plcict al toBc
mo paa @ptclIct ror Natterl % Der.
yiter Iaoie Jig mo gaa DC %Grcller,
bp6r han trococ Ser par nogct at
Tin0e.
Gitcriom Sjocn Jif, blcp Spoet
oriitiaerc o. orliugere. @nlt efter'
los lit Tl'itfort. hCor ban napltanD
ia iom DIR. &nmes Cameron. 40
litiet ioroobIct inc AuiirGngcller Tor
at iongc ham. men ane oercS Nr'
i,rGn9cli2r qap Ucgotipt Nclultn.,
Der blcp ioi eli Srianuin8 'or bans
Tuo9ribclic % Ell bel Tollila'oeltnS
bupoc iuict aubct @, gierc emo at 'e
crter DIR. Cameron.
Set blcp ~Citerhaouocn bra9t poa
Set rene. al han hopbc ell &lTre'tt
pco Napu GIdra Sutes. men Game.
ron Iclp blcp ilGIocu ieet.
g iua Vcriorcr. lom Dor fonlnlet
; @crcrina mco ham aiitpet hnnt Tor
hans &oIoiomleo o. "rlltalltrt'
San bIep osiaa Tarofteriicret 'om Ell
mc1ct imlpeI Tcriou % han pat
sienirrlis clituUro,g bare MOB IN
SorlopeDe. CLARA, ionl alorlg bleu
,rNt al al role bom Sun eriet ~
ioa annrc Snpcr2 tpmoclige aanlcro'
ter ucb at plic oenl ult oct 'torarfeot,
bun hapoc laact al IN Sorlopcor.
Ger par cr bcinuoerlie Smltrit.
niabcb ueo octtl cIitcnoe Tar, % oet
rar. at DC albrIa OIcu feet | Sclltoo
nlco ~boeranorc. Wan ldgoc oa'nd
merle I'll. Of hpl5 Der par lto9en, 1ont
ioruGrmet Slora. buffet ffr eller lc'
rerc Cameron op Tor at bGpne beli'
sc. Mtau pioitc o9iaa. az han par
bcpGbnct o. bar al oeu @runo life
mnocrlia lpiteu pan at cpid i'o9rll
aamp mco ham, San tcs ei'gang
cn Tiac. ion haphc opisrt 'ta iibs''
liz moo Clara % traf belsc opcr'
! clbc paa 8nlpci. en- Wanb, lon'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

Sar Sc moro al CT ie 8inct ian Iso
oct iAn:
"Sni for oIt on bcr giort ior bort Soil
Som Sutbheoens Sultl
Saf ira auinbc % Sat ira @tunb
Sor Yps oecr Sauol
Sut ior Sroet / rcite Sib,
Som cnOte Dor Striol
0erren, iom aiorpe aItin1 pcI
@!Gbc Din SiGIl"
Sa, ban tit giort en- itor % GOD @ier'
uin9l s. u. Su.