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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03


A great many OF the thousands that
insists on me running for the presi-
dents chair has recently wrote in
and asst that 7 come right out and
ELureEs my views on the different
subjects Of public interest and a
specially how I stand on the . Of
govt. municiapls public oWnershins
Of public utilities like for instants
she railroads and the post office and
the telephone Co and etc Wen con-
stituents i want 10 say in regards TO
the railroads that dureing my tenor
Of office ] don't expect to use them
on acct Of having the Presidential
yacht 1Iayflower At my back and can
ana II want TO 90 anywheres VIII
90 hT boat. so as FAR as I am con-
serned in regards TO the railroads
who ever has got them can keep
them.
In regards 10 the post office
friend of mine who is in that busi-
ness tells me -hat they are malceinE
pretty good money and also that
rhey's only I mistake out OF every is
thousand pieces OF mail and as 7 am
convinced that maybe my luck VIII
change and ] VIII be the one in is
Thousand that gets the mistakes why
7 would JUST as soon leave that dept
in govt control and lurthEr and
more If I never go- another letter in
my life why I xiii make no boiler
man II our house has meant moth
ing bus grief
So that brings US way down TO the
telephone and vile I don't want to
say nothing despalringly ia regards
20 Mr. Bell who got II up and may
be the owner Of a newspaper syndi-
cate, too Tor ali as I know why still
and all certain matters has been
hroughten 70 my tension lately that
makes Il seem that any candidate
for this high office should come out
strong on this suhiect and eXclaim
TO their constituents how they stand
Get Phone out Of Country.
Wen gents u elected to this high
Office Of the Presidents chair my
first act after painting the White
House VII be 70 turn the telephone
company over TO Germany and let
them run e IN their own way.
don't reflect on the TT Paso Tel.
Co when ] write this, Tor 7 never
been in FL Paso and I don't know
c. T. Srrarron- but am tole he Is a
fine slight hand performer with cards
Tor a telephone mgr. What ] know
about telephones / got In old chi and
lif old EeW York 70 this case.
refer To rev York and the iustants
u the world-ur FL Easo or Tsleta
or 8iEbee or any OF them small burgs
where they don't have dalite savings
laws and biz leag basebawl
For delicate reasons 7 VIII give
1icrions names in writeing about
these incidents as they was all told
10 me IN conficanres and the people
CONSERVED or their heirs and assigns
do not want their real name men
toned.
The first case is in regards 70 q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
The Meanings OF Girls Names =
TUNE

THE lovely name Of June is as suE-
gestirely sweet and fragrant as
the month which III honors. of
course, there are two explanations OF
the existence Of June. and its fortu-
nate pOssessOr may take her choice
For those who prefer TO establish
a direct classical connection, June
may be said to be bestowed IN honor
OF the goddess June. wife OF the
mighty Zeus, father Of the gods. Not
only was. June the feminine ruler Of
the NEUROLOGICAL kingdom on Mount
Olympus-and more than often the
ruler Of Zeus as Well-but her SPLEEN
did physical proportions have set her
aside as an ideal Of feminine woman
hoed. Her modern namesakes have a
standard Of beauty almost unattain-
able.
However appealing the classical
ton for the bestowal OF the name to-
day points 20 the sixth month Of the
year. June Us generally given to
girls born in the month OF roses
though its adaptability to romance
has given &c tremendous vogue among
the fanciful names
June is. Of course. purely English.
To has no derivatives or contractions,
and no translations into other Lam
guages which may be said to preserve
its Identity. Iunius. meaning "0f
Juno" is the only masculine form.
The agate Is Juue's talismsnic
stone. II is said to give its Wearer
courage, TO guard her from danger
and TO bring her her hearts desires.
Monday Is her lucky day. and her
lucky number. The wild rose Is her
flower. - Copyright. 1920. by The
. Wheeler Syndicate Inc)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

TVEN after you have just completed
n, an all over body bath, q cold
cream massage Is always ueedtul
for the face ] give you here one Of
my faTorite recipes Rose water 900
grams. oil OF sweet almonds. 500
rrzus- white beeswaL. 20 grams
spermaceti. 90 gFamsi oil OF rose, 10
drops.
All these articles must be absolutely
pure. IL you do not have a reliable
druggist. send them to a chemist to
be analysed 1t Is expensive 10 do
this. know, but Il never pays TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

OF emulslfylng. The rose water should
be added littie by little and before
cooling work in two drains Of pow
dered bOraX. When this Is completed,
pour the whole into 2 stone jar or
china vessel. and after IL has cooled.
not before, add the oil Of rose TO per
fume it.
This cream will last you for many
months and you can also have the
lutely pure.
The way 7 massage my face IS to
dress N loose. comfy robe and sit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
ByLina CaOaIieri,
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

economic in the things that are to
be used for the compl EXON Let me
tell you how TO prepare the cold
cream at home
Place the beeswax and the sperma-
ceti in a double boiler and heat the
mixture gently and slowly Do not
allow TO boil. for this VIII interfere
with the proper blending Of the ma
terialE.
With a long handled wooden spoon
stir in slowly the oil of sweet
almonds. To perfect specialization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

A man who. because OF his radical
utterances. was discharged from en-
uIoy as houseman at an exclusive
girls school at Pasadena, Calf, shot
and killed the woman proprietor OF
the school. set the girls dormitory on
fire and thea committed suicide
From Leslie's-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
LETTERS OF The CZARINA
TO The CAR In WAR TIME

Alexandria Hears Report Prince Joachim Has Been
Taken Prisoner and Wants Kaiserin Informed.
Tells of Her Presence AmpuaOn and Her Hope That Cruel
War May Soon End
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

Women I'm Quebec are preparing to
renew their demands before the next
legislature for the right Of municipal
and provincial suffrage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

Henry IT or France was the first
man TO replace cloth hose with Six
stockings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
Public FutiIitiesAnd Their Control
WI Be Safe FLardner Is Elected

Z Eng 70 GET and this gal give him
the number. but in the meanwhile the
+ old man had died at the ripe old age
OF 136 and left nothing but his hotel
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
NUMBER 46
FATALITY OCCURS
in COUPLING CARS
George W. Nelson, Formerly Of
Willmar, Dies at Dodge Gen.
ter in Accident

rs M" hear od:e t center in thia stass
George w. Nelson. age 81 years. was
fatally injured last Sunday evening.
Soy. nth. {. w. Lonn of this city re-
c,.>ed a call on Monday morning adj
ling Of the death and left the same
81 ternOon to attend the burial. The
unfortunate young man was the son of
J.. y. Nelson. Of St. Paul, late street
commissioner Of Willmar. whose wife
j. d sister of Mr.. L0nn of Willmar.
Gcorye W. Nelson was born in Will
mar On April Is, 1883, where he spent
his south and received an elementary
education. On removal to ST. Paul.
6 .or2e was engaged in work on the
chicago, Great Western r. r. as con-
ductor. Later he served as fireman on
the g., st. +. n. & O. railroad and re-
i ;<incd in its employ for a period of
lars. For eight years succeeding
;! at he was a brakeman on the G. G.
u. lty. and also held position as eX-
tI.t conductor.
The parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nell
son Of st. Iaul have the sympathy Of
this community in their sorrow.
The young man is survived, besides
his PARENTS, by two brothers, Henry W.
md Harold y. and two sisters, Nina
:. and Vera. An uncle, G.. w L0nn of
y !lmar and other relatives also sur
~ e.
The funeral occurred today (Wednes-
'';-El At the home-of the bereaved fam
~ At / 80 Laurel Ave. St. Paul. and at
- Nacalaster Presbyterian church at
-: ttul where the rector Rev R. c.
,;ltrhcn OBLIGATED. Six comrades of the
:ptNerhood of Tranmen bore the
1nS man to his place of rest at Rose
IN cemetery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
TEAM IS DAi(QUETTED

AS a fitting close to Il most sue.
rcSstul season OF football the mem
hHrS Of tle Ni!inlur High School
football t, am Of l.:..H were, the guest
Of honor at tilc home OF hurles T
Grace, 49, ardent sport enthusiast III
our city. Mr.. Grace had invited out
G..Ic OF t!!o team mates, three mem
bers o. ne faculty, Snpt. BrOh2ugh
Coach TItbilcock and Prof. Nahl-
;trnlG, referee IIartWic[, Archie
carlson and Herbert Hens stler- -lr.
Grace MAS the entertainer Of the
evening and admirably measured UP
10 the .y.e'S requirements. During the
delicious Hld bJlut"OUs chicken din
"v-. snort talk; u..h toast we're made
-: U,'lH) .rally every !:,rson ptu52lt
,.v,.r:.o"" tcit iAe ,:'N spirit CT v',n-
Nln.~:::-I.:p and freely Offered lis
..c>'; q, ut the past season and The
v.r.': O. tlc sCnnO! ;,':t officials. The
nH,tE i;j:.tIti from = to D. ~ ut the
4 .a:'>' ho..4e on l'":k Ave. Nuvh ere
=; 4, due 10 Mr.. E:;',rc for tao r1IOG t!
49,: has '';t it}:'tl A.:l til Interest h
:!:,,.5 d;sn aged II ;,*o"'ot II; lthletics
ii the c:t..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
RID CROSS DRIVE;
now IN PROGRESS
Tive l3ou::2:::d I5le1n2:ers Sought,
Drive End; lsov. 18th. Fee
One Gsoll2r

Tie Fourth Ret. Cross Roll Call be-
al last Thursday in earnest IN some
=. lis OF tne county while in OTHER
%, ;;i!O;lS delays were encountered so
Eat very Little soliciting was carried
ia u,;t.l Monday Ct this week. Much
ne was lost II awaiting the accept
.iEccS vi appointments made by the
County Chairman y. \. anderson.
solicitors in ro-crCrHt:On with town
snip, village and city ward }chairmen
ere nov, ell. tea and this week the
s:na:l ar'1.:- N4ll seek to enroll Five
i;:J:,su;1H members il TIVE l\2udiy Oni
County ltJ. Cross for the ll--lt year.
Tie Iii .::.;Dersh:p lee has not chA.l-
>e2;i and Remains at - as n previous
years. | ollat:Ons OF any amount OFT
ste OF the fee are most acceptable.
Nanny such coltiiDutiN.lS were recCiV-
"a last N~.:r.
On one OF tie last days Of the drive
/ "IAE IAy" viii be- Instituted aAO
every person approached Will be up
>n",nl i for any amount in pennies
or larger donations. it would be al
v:S:.hle to be PR pared With a nIcll-
D~iSn:p rAri Ul..trW is1 the "tlgGer5
!. II t,>:JN-:l Il much greater tag
ut froil the person 50 found unpro
tHvtod.
--NiN:um brandt visited at the
Eh;ls. N!::>r Eu:sle in DrTre last Sun
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
Shower for November Rride

Last Thursday afternoon the Mes
Games Oscar Hedin and C. G. Hoglund
entertained q number of ladies at the
alters home at kitchen and pre-
serve shower IN honor of Miss Frances
Hedin, bride Of next week.
\ social time was enjoyed, after
which the hostess served dainty two
course lunch.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
KzANDI4.CI,l

,- - - =. :, ..a o,:
->''' 81 ''.t e'.i.'
~ $50" go 4'''3 '.''4 i1~''' 49, !
" ,y,1 ~ ~, 7-..,,
'' % - Ne-0 ~ ~ 1At W. 80
VIZ y "'l'1a! N:'i'''' 49, IL -''''>
- ''I''' s17 '''lo -
Il ,.-!4' ~ =" 4'?1'2 1850 w. ~
Wv, '.'-N " V. 49,
''"t.'~l ~ " lli1'-tI '''-'t 1u. 7'-'SE
W. ,-'' A''' ,'"SA 49, M L ~;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
Card of Thanke

We. the undersigned, do herewith
desire to express to all who have
in our late bereavement showed us
true sympathy and kindness, our sim
core thanks.
Andrew Schuelke.
Mrs. Andrew Schuelke
Oscar Otto and Helen Schuelke.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
Quie-Glesne

-Iarried, at parsonage of Lutheran
Free Church. Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
18th. Mr.. Ole L. Quie and Oline Giles
re. both Of Sunburg. They were at
tended by Carrie Finstad and Alfred
t':nstad.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
Boy Scouts Attention

Troop No. l is meeting regularly
every Monday evening at q. NJ at
the First Methodist church. There
is chance for a few more boys tc
join. We invite anybody thinking of
joining to visit our meetings any Mon
tlav evening.
Luther c. Benson, Scoutmaster.
Ernest NJ. Lagerstrom, Scout
Scribe
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17

WANTED-Sales Representative
nan or woman, for permanent posi-
ton at W'illmar Must furnish
splendid references. Pays salary
and commission. Inquire for T. J.
O'Brien, Merchants Hotel, Thurs
day afternoon or evening. 116
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
SPIECCER -O.(~CREEN-LAKE

NO|. l.th-->lrs. Waiter Wilson left
" - oNtty Tor Minneapolis Tor a few
Gays visit with .vl SISTER, Miss Mar
- r,--utaJ.:. sc viii rtturn the first
vi this Week. II. Wilson let Tor
the cites Satl:r>a: afternoon for an
over Sunday W.T. t]l-Te.
Mr.. AID Mrs. J. r. IIultgren are
the happy parent; OF I baby girl born
20 tI.clu on Gt:,!Ga:.- Nov It'll at the
New Lor:'cn h3.,'.t;.I.
Mrs. Chas. NOrsten departed Sat
ur>:aE lUr Nl!>~7o NLCIe She will
visit her daughters Miss Ella and
Lille EOrst-l who 4r2 employed there
,,Ir. u.ld rs. Peter Euro departed
friday Tor u couple Of weeks visit
with relatives in Dakota.
NesGdmcs Casper Erickson. CLAUS
rciyig AID II. .. ThOGvi@ entertained
t;.n"t t".> *. five ra!at.Itc and friends
! t. i,>...} Vi a parcel y. JWrr at the
.,ttt.;% ho;Ec last We :,NsC;:y after
,or2 in l.):.or If Miss Ol-A .ArNeson.
= D.'i.o It's week. PATTY refresh
seats wur" '.o.v, Il A2u tnn guest Of
iionel 1'."y:vC:i many useful gifts.
" Sc r'caOn HCYa!te; r'ri'>ay Tor
Vi 81. X, OK; after %pcn1,~g ! couple
Il WnH..>; " It'll /, .l2t!VCs at home.
MIR. a,:'l Mrs. Aug. Mol,er and son
,.;.U>':, Air. Ill Mrs. Z. l-kDiud and
,;";!- htcrS. MIS- IS Anna AID Mabel Of
y i;1!;t.r ;..:d Nj. and Mrs. knock Xix
',,,+I uGi :;lIuiIy OF E:l.gO Lake were
.,,.teItuI:ly>: tuat sunday at the home
.! Mr. ANA -lrs. Willie llkDlad.
Andrew IIegatrom returned home
5pDG;y q ter tending t0 lis farm
l.tA II Eenl.lre, -. l..
Hugh NcLIajlu5 departed Monday
foY, the northern part OF the stAte to
,.,.nt Zig Y1!ie.
Mrs. E.l Glurull and son were WILL
mar visitors DCtWeol t!n.l5 Monday.
+. Johnson ! turned Monday from
a business TRIP to Cannon Falls.
Misses Hannah and Title knudsOn
arrived home Hionday from q weeks
visit in the cities.
Tho L. L. Guam family of Ka:.di-
vohi visited at the john Thorvig home
last Sunday.
Two baby boys were baptized at
| the St.ryn Lutheran church Sunday
November It'll. Gre Was the son OF
| LIr. and Mrs. Vim. llkb'Ad who re-
t.nived the man" of N"rgil }Osel. the
! other wa the first born Of Mr.. and
IRIS. r. l.. ~wcn:oH, who was given
| the ,n1ue o. Lc:Hupl Hiding.
Waiter Anderson who has been en-
! ,}Iny,N in Minneapolis for some time
| rr:ivr1 home short tine ago. for
| IN cytonGcd vacation. He spent the
| .,u*t v.~I with his uncle and aunt
! NJ" an& IRIS. A"g Nol!er.
| COn}nuniOn services will be held
n tno Norwegian church next Sun
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17

Miss Alma Klingenberg arrived
Saturday evening from a six weeks
stay in minneapolis.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
Sheet music sale on at Hersheyc
Music House. 11:17

--l;ay::o,l Anderson spent Sunday
ut his home at Beethoven.
~-~E,rioy Brown returned Monday
from; visit IN tic twin cities.
- !nnry johnson of Minneapolis
$, Int 5:!.' week end visiting relatives
Nrsdtries \. G. and j. T.
" 1T spent last Wednesday in Min
neapulis.
Mrs O. X. Seyerinson returned
Sunday evening from a visit at Min
neapois
Great Reduction Sale on Trim
med Hats at Youngberg Sisters. Adv.
Ct
Dorothy Rost ortcrtains number
Of her friends at a Birthday Party this
; afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Ekbom visited fnw
days last week with relatives in the
. twin cities.
Mrs. Andrew Patched and son
returned Monday from a visit to the
twin cities.
Miss Esther Rodlun returned on
Sunday evening from visit in the
twin cities.
lewis Nordgren of Minneapolis
:rriyrl On Monday for d short visit
with ir:enus.
Peter Bassabo returned Monday
"Vr.!ing from a couple Of days visit
~ minneapolis.
-.>Ir. and Mrs. {. F. Hoglund OF
Red Wing visited with relatives the
first OF the week.
Bert Van Ort visited at Minneap-
, Oils over the week end and the fore
, Part OF this week.
Nj .51 I..d"u Brown Of Minneapolis
%"rtHrd last Thursday for visit at
the ". y. J. }ranton home.
!: Mr. an" Mrs. Ole H. Olson re-
turned Monday noon from their visit
il tn twin. c:ti's and Duluth.
Misses Olive Greenfield Of Pen
mock and Agnes nalen visited in Min
neupo!is the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grnn and fam
lily and Mrs. Laura HakEtn and family
spent Sunday visiting at }o1vile
-7!r. nn,, Mrs. X. = Hrewrr e>.:l
family lp't TUESDAY noon for tlOuunt
v'At.rN they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Alfred Bergeson orteTtain*
ten guests this afternoon in honor OF
! Mrs. William Holm and daughter Mil
ureu of ST. Paul.
Mrs A. Z. Baldwin left Tuesday
for a visit at Vienna, S. D. She Wis
tied here the past ten days at thu
. Ole Lien home.
Mrs. Tompkins Of Mankato ar
| rived the latter part Of last week fo
! a visit with her sOn-in-laW and daugh
{ tor Dr. and Mrs. Alloys Branton.
! Great Reduction Sale on Trim
/ med Hats at Youngberg Sisters. Adv
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
E = e; coRD DISSOLUTION:
y IT .IIclI, NJ iIIItSOId, .NON. TO,
? e . c z z . n G S
Eoard of County Commissioners

2 . c D n
Soard Of County Commissioners
EanGiyoh County, MINI.
y Sntcial meeting OF the Board Of
County CC:nniss iCncTS was held, pur-
-ulnt to legal notice at tile Court house
- II on the 18th day of November. 1920.
Mcnbt IS present. VIM. O. Johnson, O..
:. Itei -stad, y. y. Johnson, G. J. Sven
son, Albert Boersma. Members absent.
none.
Vim. O. Johnson offered the follow
ing resolution and moved it's adoption
|. WHEREAS, there are now out
standing County warrants of the coun-
ty OF kandiyohi, State of Minnesota. is
sued a-ainst Road and Bridge Fund Of
| said county amounting to more than
$4,000 in excess Of the funds in said
Road and Bridge Fund with which to
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17

{. T.. !,t"r;l,i:St, pastor
~ 'rv;;r's< next SANDAL.
ON lh"'k>:siI ny l}:y trrH,> VIII be
.sci'y:>'~ i; tie !'HA'lo,.N ci1ur,..; at II
|. H.. AIt"r which a t];nn:.i viii be
,t:E'-'i - tile general public 70 low
.. t'!c t!.Enrl ), Ill be sale OF fancy
d; vl;"S
The Lutheran brotherhood will hold
Is next meeting at the X. y. krartE
home near tho Mamro church on Tues
day evening Nov. .Jr,?.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17

Il1'E. +. +. Z ENlI(I, plStUT
ihN Central Minnesota association
WIZ have i ;NHr days meeting, COM
Me!lr:',~ :trNt Thursday. Nov. 18th,
It :. Ill. and Containing until Sun
'::,N. ..>v .l"t
The F.;,,;;:'s Md society meets with
;'rs. 3. N,.y,.;,rr- i:"Nt Wednesday,.
EDT. 18th.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
The Sunday school meets at 1900

The Sunday school meets at 1900
room.
The choir meets every Thursday
evening; at 500.
ThanAs-;i;ing services in English
on Thanksgiving Day ut 1880 a. N.
Offering to charities.
The young peoples society meets
on Monday evening, Nov. 22nu, at
<:l5. The young people in the M
-TalAkson. Sivert Paulsness and O.
l<>!utsou families will serve. Special
prO3rum
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Corner TrOit Ave. and 18th st. " est
ul,Nr G.. BENSON, pastor
Services next Sunday commend ny
IL the NOR ing at 10: ~ O'Clock. Chris
tan t. .'uN>lip ard worship is pI> as
st AMI ::::;l,:E Wait till me-; years
t. make y.,ur &c solution, If YOU WISH
ut b>,;:H t. uttoAu tie morning ser
we j.uT.
Singing hrx;:ns at .:"o at the even
r :','rv;>A. Lively singing. spe :i:,j
>u,:>,;r and so pei message. Public
il, I =.
49,. ~ 8, h~H! 1T !: noon
I~rNu:tI Ir.@Ge 1T $50 ?: N.
ga Wneli service GA Thursday at
:::'' =. n.
instruction c'Hss at the par5onlcs
SATURDAY tNOIn.N:; bcli:!AiD:5 at ten
o. 'nt:;N
,.';;r..t N> tAo1;st -:::u2ily Liked)
LNi>i: ;,'.!I>!,l:TII :'.>l.T!ST
",l:,l.. i!i. -rt''i>e with l1o:r,,ln OF
II lt> y !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
! ~
=: Ah|lk tIIj:((htjRtEfx

vt \t- > I'll ~ N'l'-\lI
i:.Silpl' +. \. NlrlINnln OF -. Paul
viii S;,t:,i 1T l!.r st. l.uhtS church. on
FurS'tA> r>v!.in-. N"V. -"lI, III 80.
I,:iNt; LAKE CHURCH
Rev. A. VI. l-u.lI. pastor
Services on sunday, Nov. list, at
y: 80 y. IN.
MI W>'ltul:ie
FIRST CllCNII. o. CHRIST SClEN-
TlST
Suntt'E service ut 1915 Il. m.
:,"hj,el: Suul uIu Body.
W. t.Nt':,iHN service 1T 5 y. m.
Al are welcome to these services
Free Reading room in church eti-
tx" open every "Wednesday from , to
i. III.
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.
Iiv|. \. E-!iu3o., 0: MINNEAPOLIS vii,
:>H';' ut OAK Iar::; It II a. H.. Kan
N:N;'h: 1T :; y. M. and Nil!nar at
.::j" y. H.. on Sunday. November
2-::t. Rev. IA, nAOld Eanlberg Of RED
WINK Will preach On Sunday. EUv.
y tn It the above named places.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
APp|.F'S

VIII h"vo car Of Michigan
Apples ''"i'iay or saturday. Bring
your BASKETS and ~"t THAN rirht
from tie car st $50 per bushel
busket
EERkllEss, LUNDBzRG CO.
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Sy". : j Z. ?. 6,

TH' \r::N:: !. rDioS Society o.! the
synod church viii meet next Mon
Gay ft"'!E1. The subject will be "a
Model Lei; -ue Program"
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August Carlson

.\u"u>t Carlson, formerly Of Nose
Hand. III, Il at tHc home of his son. &
NJ. Carlson. at Nilaca. Nov. .. Til.
funeral WAS lnlI Nov. 10. \ more en-
(; indeed notice OF the PASSING OF tli.
Did Nan'(l|Oui county pioneer Will az
pear III our next issue.
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LUTHERAN EnCNF.ZC2 CHURCH
Rev. TT. Tillmon. pastor
NNNt cUH1Ay 9st2?nGOn services at
thran o'clor!; end Sunday school at
two
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--Nil?;um brandt visited at the
tnus Mi,:rr i:,:.le in Dryre last Sun
Huv.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
corner TIOit Ave. and .4th st. v 2s

,.';i..t Methodist -: .ucily I.iked)
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04
Cotton Ginned to Nou. ID
Totals 8,92O,776 Bales

Washington.-Cotton ginned prior to
Nov ii amounted to 8,920,776 running
bales. including 177,212 round bales,
81 ,495 bales of American Egyptian and
977 bales of sea island, the census bu,
reau announced this week.
Last year to Nov IA ginnings
amounted to 7,604,320, including S4,2i1
round bales, 1909 bales of American
Egyptian and 4231 bales of sea island.
Ginnings by states to Nov. IA this
year we're:
Alabama sos, 1886, Arizona 40,423, Ar
kansas 675,192, California 25,096, Flor
ida 1872, Georgia 1,167,34 Louisiana
300,119, Mississippi 609,S09, Missouri
1854, North Carolina sol ,158, Okla
homa 814,626, South Carolina 1,097.797
Tennessee 165,390, Texas 3,156,713
Virginia 6,439, all other states 1856.