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The herald., 1920-11-04
ADOLPH MEYER.

Mrs. Anna Getz, who has been an.
pointed permanent substitute in our
school. reported and took charge of
the Sixth Grade on Monday. October
10th. This appointment relieves the
congestion that has existed in the
Sixth and Seventh Grades for a very
long time. For the first time since
the establishment of the school, each
teacher has now only two grades.
Mr.. Lazu Block of the department
OF attendance, was a visitor at orr
school last Thursday.
The principal and faculty have been
indefatigable in their efforts to have
amendments No. 1 and No. 2 passed
They are very jubilant over the
bright prospects of victory which will
be only a just reward for their earnest
and sincere work.
The following pupils were perfect
in the weekly tests, in spelling and
arithmetic:
Spelling-Eighth Grade A-Grace
Bourgeois. Isabel Lewis.
Eighth Grade B-Ruth Zeringue
Thelma Willie, Elisha Sullivan. Grady
Scott, Gertrude BONNER, Vera Lusk
Alice Serpas.
Seventh Grade A-Pearl Hymel
Frank Lawson.
Seventh Grade B-Fred Colletti
Sixth Grade A-Rosie De Corte
John Crabtree, Joseph Costello. Iley
Bergeron.
Sixth Grade B-Earl Cooper
Fifth Grade A-Melenie Breaux.
Thelma Sutherland, George Tierney
Ella Anderson.
Fifth Grade B-Lillian Belala. Den.
mis- Keogh, Ben Cantin.
Fourth Grade A-Clemmie Smith
Marie Cantin, August Tierney.
Fourth Grade B-Dixie Edgecombe
Leroy Cooper.
Third Grade A-Norestine Bieber
Anna Deubler, John Tierney. Lucien
Esnard, Floyd Guillot, Aaron Edge.
combe, Clayton Beaudean.
Third Grade B-Lloyd Collette. Ro.
land Lassere, Mary Cruso, Marie Ory.
Elise Lassere, Lawrence Robicheaux.
Harold Wall, Henrietta Grundmeyer.
Frances Nell.
Second Grade A-Muriel Calling.
house, Frank ellis, Ellen Sutherland.
Arithmetic-Eighth Grade B-Ruth
Zeringue.
The herald., 1920-11-04
roP'LAE DECATUR -
STORE dEf

\ store that is VOL
t PIE Of the Vest Side. and a5o VT. to ~
. ..... II I'LL Decatur r"S s,, Of Hsps
M. carries a complete 81. Stfeet r.
T.''y-to-"ear and miIli Iroct Of lats
,., People appreciate honest y aud nd u
@r,... Is e,.aeneed by the e- so,l sa's
corded. At this store x me'ai' il L
.ot"a q full and complete no "a sl'aN /.
I~1ie. coats, coat suits, dre' sao'ias I
sweaters, hosiery and no, aSes' Sit,
IN millinery department the l,.D e I.
is larf" and compreben.ir ,n' sAOsi:,
Particular interest to know a., ! ID
goo E,g' &C.. .l'ri'a are priced rs, saa' =
ana even now in times Of bi or'oa'S
ms values are far beIo .d l pH's
De'1i-" present stocks have ~. oa'a
chased On the declining 'sa 1e
PROMPT aud painstaking a,,,. aIts
a ...@. "a accorded patrons, and tYI :. i
s4st that if you do not kno, W. %.. y
TO make their acquaiptanro o' h'''il
The herald., 1920-11-04
GILKY'S DIARY.

Friday-had TO stay in tonite &
mist a good fut ball game. teecher
a cused me OF trying to imitait
Charley Chaplin & l wassent. They
was a peace of chung gum on the
under side of my shew & l was try
ing to scraip it off.
Saturday-ma had a letter from
her bruther witch was left a batche-
Ter a long time ago he rote & sed
he had marryed a widda woman with
9 rooms & a otto & 3 children. ma
is very unsatisfide because he had a
crate cal of cash mummy & now it
may get in to forren hands. & ma
don't like this woman because she is
I day Inventist. Pa sed he diddent
no whom there candidate was for
president this year. neither me.
Sunday-pa was reeding in the
moose paper & l herd him grunt &
sed that's a lye. l peaped acrost
his sholder & seen what he ment.
the paper sed 1t talks , to maik a
quart. | CESS pa nose what he is
tawking about .. | don't talk no
stock in these hungry strikes to
get let out of jale. I bet if they
seen me eat they wood Run me out
speshully if they had pumpkin pie
& sausage and ice cream & etc.
Monday-ma dissided shud
ought to go to the dentist & have 2
teeth pulled out. I wood just as
leaf go to skool as that. She or
The herald., 1920-11-04

dered me to brush them & l sed
whats the use when | am going to
have them pulled out. So brushed
them & went to the dentest. On
my way l met Jane witch asst me
to maik a wish & l wisht l was
comeing in sted Of going. 10 the
dentests shop. When he stuck the
plyers in my mouth they was a
thrill run threw me & l had to let
it run because he had me fastened
in. just as l cum out l met Jake
witch offered me a peace of candy.
hard Luck.
Tuesday-the teecher is trying
to agonize a story telling Club for
us children & the girls to. But ma
is agenst it. she sed we tell enuff
without pracktissing up on it.
Wednesday-just as l was reech-
ing sum chung gum to put in FL
scies hare today the teecher ram
bled along and hit me on the he'd.
| have herd foxes speek of the male
fist so | CESS it must be something
like the female fist.
Thursday-wen l brot home my
report card with a avrage of so pa
was mitey pleased & sed if l wood
raik the yard he wood give me a
dime. he sed you never no how
much you can do till you try. but
shuX that's | thing I don't want to
no. Personly.
Yurs truly,
eli KN SWIPES
The herald., 1920-11-04
PROTECTING OUR GAME.


al
violated warden has
holds
Will OF susceptible
nfuencet the
sufficient preservation
hard
selfish nothing
TO 5 o
where
then asking other members Of his put
in such
be
function Of government
there will be fine for speed
\ steel
derfu quietng the death will de
Crea
Carpenter matched but that the
Carpenter has left
let the public know for
theym brand al a
The herald., 1920-11-04
ENJOYABLE EVENING

Miss Blanche vanderlinden ,,t.,
tanned her school-mates at a H,r,
ween party and jolly good tim. y,
had. They ducked apples and n,
ed games appropriate to the s,s,i,,
Refreshments were served. nos
present were Alta Sutherland N.
mi Hafkesbring, Dorothy AciN. ID,
Fernon, Victoria Prudhomme. I,,,
Kicker, That's and Ruby Stritii,ry
Margaret Heath, Charlotte HIM,
Dudley Loving and Fay Harrison
The herald., 1920-11-04
Get Alono Without Mas.

Whole races Of men, compdss
many millions Of indlviduals I'm
their entire lives without meats ., IN
sort, and when fed a sufficient anon,
OF other foods are wonderfully VI,
orous, prolific, enduring aud InsI
gent Witness the Brahmins Of Inta
the Buddhists Of China and Japan N
the teeming millions OF Centr,l ARA
The herald., 1920-11-04
MCDONOGH No. ,.

Nov ), school party at the Ave
nue. Parents and friends all work
ing. everything progressing toward
success.
Visitors past week: Miss Luella
Egan. Primary supervisor; Mr.. Lazu
Block. attendance officer; Miss F.
Randolph, kindergarten supervisor.
Miss Lille OFT has been absent due
to illness.
Table TeSt-4B-JOhn Culver and
Elvira Sutherland
4A-Iiarold Roddy, Thos. Lingoni,
John Roberts and Andrew Kerstens.
The herald., 1920-11-04
JOLLY TIME.

Little Martin Gilman entertained
few of his little friends at a party
on Halloween. They all had a jolly
time Miss Nellie Honniball was the
witch and Viola Barrett the ghost.
Those present were, Thos. Yalets,
Jeff. DeBlanc, Billy McKearn, Myles
Morrison, Octavie Borne and Charles
Daw
The herald., 1920-11-04
THE OTHER OK GORED

cited
April replied
When told
with
International President the Mine Workers
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months
surprised if a
a
to i've up to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
POrty POlskie.

kt6ry wlaSnie MA tradycye w~OJcnncJ
przystani pOlskiej.
Puck ley mad brzegiem za.okI
Puckiej, zwanej przez K~aszub6w Ma
lem morzem. Zatoka to plytka Z po-
wodu na~nCszonegO do niej przCA WI
sic piasku, kt0ry. ~wciskajQc sic W
kat miedzy laden a r6lwyspem He
la. zamula zatoke. ~Specyalilci
wszakHe twierdz. re przekopapis
kanalu przez Hele ma wsch6d cd
Wielkiej Wsi przez otwarcie Woine-
so przeplywu fal morskich jul po-
prawiloby polozen'c, a celowe rooo-
ty pogIebilyby zatokG i przeistoczy-
~ w ieden Z lepSzych port6w.
Puck, wedle kronikarzy niemiec-
kich, zostal zalozCny w 1850 +. przeA
KS. pomOrskiego BoSuslawa i pre-
clodzil koleje losu jednakie Z calem
romorzem. z ta jodynic r6znica, ZG
2awsze byl grodem dos znacznym,
cdyi mic&ciIo sic W MEM sIarostWo.
VI r. 1G5s Scjm uchwalil obwaro.
wanic pucka 7alozenic portu dI1
majarei powstat marynarkl nolSkIe1'
w ciagu cztGTcch lat kr6l Wlady"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

do obrony przystaui, tembardAicl, -
zar6wno Wladyslaw6w jak Kali.
mierz6w posiadaly wlasne ~arsenal,.
Kr6tko jednak Puck grail role por-
tn wojennego. Pc zawierusze wojeu
szwedzkich zapomniano Polsce
szczeSliwie o maryGarce w~ojennej,
marniala zatem przystah PucHu, az
"a czas6w pruskich zesz!a do pozio'
mu zwyklych r~ybackich przystanI.
Moze jednak teraz zaSwitaia Puck"
wi znowu lepsze easy i ma !a!acn
zatoEi zakclysza sic staiOwe kadtu'
by polskich kra&ownik6w i tOrpe
dowc0w,a wskrzeszone i pr2eoDraAC-
ne forty portowe wyjrza ma wcGy o.
czami stalowych dial.
Musimy mice podstawe bojow&
morsks. a TAXA podstawa moe hyi
tylko starry Puck. Emwcr.
(Gazeta Poranra):
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
LWoW ZAGROzONY PREF


Warszawa, 20. lipca. - Boise
wicy napieraja jednoczesnie ma
cha skrzydia frontu. Ma poinocy
posuwaja sic wzdluz kolei biaio-
stockiej pomimo oporu wojsk pol
skich. Ma froncie pofudniowym
posuwaja sic w kierunku Lwowa.
w ~centrumTfrontu Polacy try
Taja W swych rekach Pinsk, lecz
jezeli poSuwanie sic bolszewikow
rie zoStanie wstrzymane, to Po-
lacy beda zmuszeni ewakuowaG
rcjon blot poleskich. Kclej PinSk
-Brzesc Litewski jest juz zagro-
iona przez bolszewikow.
w Galicyi Walk tocza sic ma 70
mil na wschod cd 1wowa. Boise
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

wicy ida ma Lwow z trzech stron.
Kawalerya Budennego zostaia
wzmocniona przez automobile
pancerne uzbrojone w karabiny
maszynowe. Automobile posuwa-
ia sic wzdluz traktow a konnica
trzyma sic miejscowosci lesi-
stych. Procz tego "a kawalerya
podaza karabin maszynowy umie-
szczony ma wozie zaprzezonym w
cztery konie.
Wzdluz Zbrucza i Styru ma
p~ohoco-wschod cd Lwowa tocza
sic przewaznie> walk pomiedzy
|piechota. Kawalerya operuje w
rejonie Rowna i Lucka, usilujac
przeciae kolej wiodaea do Kowla,
oraz inne wezly kolejowe, majace
wielkie znaczenia ola ruchu
wojsk polskich.
Walk ma froncie poln. tocza sic
r6wniez przewaznie pomiedzy Cd
dziaiami piechoty, .chociaz boil
szewicy maja tn i oddziaiy jazdy.
Kawalerya bolszewicka operuje
poza Niemnem w kierunku Prus
Wschodnich ma terytoryum Pol
ski. Zdobycze terytoryalne ma
tym froncie nalezy przypiSac do
browolnej cwakuacyi wojsk POL
skich, ktora zostaia dokonana W
celu unikniecia oskrzydlenia. So
kolka i Swisiocz, ma po}noco-
wschod Cd Bialostoku, zostaly
zajete przez bolszewikow.
~BIALYSTOK ZNAJDUJE SIF
w REKACH POLsKICH.
Warszawa, 90. lipca. - We
dug ostatnich wiadomoSci pod
iazdy bolszewickie ukazaly sic W
okolicach Bialostoku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

Gazety warszawskie nawolujs
do kopania okopow w celu obro-
ny Warszawy.
w OCZEKIWANIU WARUN-
KoW ZAWIESZENIA BRONI,
Londyn, 20. lipca. Powodze-
ME lub niepowodzenie konferen-
cyl majacej sic odbyc w Londy--
ME pomiedzy aliantami i przed--
stawicielami Sowdepii zalezy cal
kowicie cd warunkow rozejmu,
pomiedzy Polska i Rosya. Wa
runki rozejmu zostana przediozo-
ne rzadowi polskiemu prawdopo-
dobnie w sobote.
Rad rosyjski ME moze przyjsc
do ,zgody co do uiozenia warun-
kow rozejmu, albowiem w Rosyi
istnieje dwie partye W tym
wzgledzie: jedna partya ma cze-
lc z Leninem jest "a warunEami
ktore beda motive do przyje--
cia przez Polakow, podczas gdy
druga partya ma czele z LeJba
Trockim jest "a ponizajacymi wa,
runkami, ktore zmusiiyby Pola--
kow do dalszej walki, lub do o.
balenia obecnego rzadu, jezell
warunki te zostana przyjetc.
Jezeli ostatnia partya zwycie-
zy, to zwolanie k~onferencyi do
Londynu okazc sig zbyteczpem.
Rad brytyjski wyslat jcdno--
~czesnie Z nota do bolSzcwlkow
noty do Lotwii, Litwy, Finlandyi
i Estonii zapraszajac panstwa tc
do wziecia udzialu w konferencyi.
Picrwsze try panStwa przyje'y
z~aproszenic bardzo goraco. Esto-
mia odpowiedziala rowniez, lccz
ME wyrazila ~zbytniego zadowolc-
| MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

slaw " dokonal 'dziela, a nawet zro
bil wiecej, gdyl wzni6sf opOdal diva
slime porty: Wladyslaw6w i Kazimle
ROW, majace ,czuwac mad bezpieczen
stwem przyst9ni, W kt0rej umie--
szczone IL okret6w wojennych.
Welle lustracyi nieco pozniejszej
e. T.. 1879 zamek pruski, stoi mad
morzem in c~ontiguitate miasta. va
lami dobrymi opasany, kolo miastl
take waly dobre W kt6rych clterT
50 baterye. Il piaty bastian'.
Ceghauz (arsenaD puck wedlH
tej1e lustracyi zawieral: Spizowych
dial l.. zelaznych 10, IL dziss o.
]kretowych kr6tkich, I dial szr0tH-
wych (?); 4 dziala spizowe i II re
laanyrh. wOjewoda malborski Wey.
her zabral do Gdanska. Kul 10 ar
mat 4,251, prochu ~centnarow IS,
nicco safety i siarki, kul muszki:'
towych 172.14S, muszkiet6w 1O".
bandelcr6w piechotnych (odmiana
muszkietu) A.. Pozatem ~inwentarz
~wykazuje rome zapasy jul TO W ma
rzedziach, juz W bialej broni.
Wcdle dzisiejszych pojec byl 10
bardzo ubogi arsenal, biorac jednak
pod uwage 6wczesne stosunki. tpJ
wojnach ~szwedzkich). stwierdziG mo
acmy. &c zaopatrzenie zamku puckie-
20 bylo wcalc dostatnie stosowhe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

cznie wyjSciem ziem polSkich do mo-
RIA jest Gala zatoka gdahska, die
XII jednak wczesnemu usadowieniu
sic mad MIA Krzyzak0w i kolOniza--
Cyl niemieckiej. wyjScie 10 znacznie
sic zwezilo. lynn sposobem Polska
historyczna mogla mice ogranic2cnl
tylko ilosG port6w. To tez diva tEl--
ko punkty: Gdansk / Puck ode-
craly role jul to W handlu NOR
skim, juz to jake przystan wojenma.
Gda6sk byl prawieczna osada. Via
domo. re w r. 997 sw. Wojciech W
podr6zy swej misyjnej dochodzii do
okolic tamtejszych, Cd czasow tez
RoIeslawa Chrobrego Gdahsk hyt
grodem kr6lewskim | dopiero PREY
wyodrebnianiu sic kslestw pomor-
skich uzyska{ wlasnych ksiazat. -
! Wraz z calem Pomorzem wrocil do
Polski W XIV wieku - W 1895 l.
L ASh
IokIetek ma rynku gdanskim ode
bra} przysiege w~iernoSci Cd mieS7--
cyan tamteiszych. W ryChle jednak
Gda6sk wpadl W rece krzyiackie a:
od 1865 r. byl pod panowanicm ME
| mieckiem. 2 konieczuOSci wspiera'
ia. ErzyIak6w W w&lkaCh prZeCiW
PnIsce. Ale ~pauowanie krzyzackin
| ME musialo hyt slodkic. skoro pod
czas 12letnicj wojny Kazimterza ia
Eiellonczyka Z zakonem, ~gdahszc1a
ME naiusilniej dopomagali Polsce.
= navel " 1854 r. samorzutnte Wy
parli ? tamtejszogo zamku za'oGe
nlemleCka.
Gdy +. 1857 Ja2ieliohczyk prIybyl
| do Gdahkka. mieszczanie nietylko ia
der serdecznie przyjeli krola. ale W
| o~fier7e ma dalsze prowadzenie VOL
ny zlozyll ogrcmne itCSci ztota ;
,rebra. ME wylaczaiac klejnotow ko-
| hIecvch. Kr6l Kazimierz napraWde
DO krolewsku wyNdzieczyi sic MIA
stu 49,. w,nl6sl 10 do g%odno5cl VOL
neeo miasta. czyli POWELL mu spra~
wowat calkowity samorzad. az do
p~osiadania w~lasncj monety. Samo-
r,sdne handlowc miasto wykorzysty
walo monopol portowy I skupt'o "
swem reku calkowiDy obr6t zbo5owy
RzeczypospoliteJ.
Poslucnajmy CO m6ui o Gdahskn
, XVI wicku KlonoUic We .,Flisie';
,,Tu Jul p~rzyjed7ic91 do mistern'J
Windy,
tn u7rzysz dziwnych rzoczy M
przehiny,
..jakom rrwicdzial, ju7 tn maSz
,tpIchlerz.
masz / machlerze.
tn mav ohrety z pi62i|nnymI
shrzydly,
, tn masz z znlnorza trefno skrzyG'y
wildly.
..muszty wynlosle z bocianem
gniaZdy
pod same gWiazdy.
-kupce ! z%iemIany.
..przedawaj. kunuJ, handful, bill dis"
MIA W dion,
zysk sobic ugoh.
70 tn ma.7 s1yprze rczmaite giowy'
.,jedni p%ieniedzmi kupcza. drndzy
slowy,
a luz 6w kupiec ME bardzo waro-
why
CO nazbyt mowny
,.Ty sic dzIera tych SLOW, co je "
mieszek klada,
: ME garCZ ma rada
Albowiem sprytni i RUTH! KuprY
6wczeSui umieli operowaG kredytem
; ME gorzcj Cd wsp0iczesnych, a PREY
! niezaleznych sadach, umieli nleraz
! naciagnaj iatwOwierncIo zicmianl-
ma. Dose, ae miasto boSaciio sic z
roku ma rok i przybywalo buty sia-
wetnym mieszczanOm, re paroHrot-
ME pr6bowali buntowat sic przeclW
z~wIerzchnlej wladzy kr0lewskleJ.
Roku 1868 napadli ma zaczatNi pol
skie marynarki wojennej i zniszczyll
in. lJ71wystqpilI przeciw krolo"'
S.eranowi. obydwa jedAak razy mu-
s!ei, sic wkohcu ukorzyt.
Gdahsk. a raczej jego port, przez
Gale osiemnaste stulecie stauowil Pc
kuse ola ,,zyczliwych' s~asiadow
Polski. Juz 1853 roku Rosyanle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
"A!
NIEMCY OFIARUJA ALLAN,
TOM 1,500,o 900 ZoLNIERZY
DO WALK z BOLSZEWI-
KAMI.

Paryz, 90. lipca. - Depesza z
Berlina donosi, re gen. Luden-
dorff zwrocii sic do angielskieso
charge d'affaires w Paryzu z pro-
Pozycya W ktorej ofiaruje allan
tom armie niemiecka W 100000
lofnierzy do walk z bolszewika-
mi w zamian "a lepsze warunki
pokojowe, a mianowicie "a zwrot
Niemcom Poznania i anulowanle
niektorych klauzul traktatu wer-
salskiego, miedzy ktoremi znaj--
duje sic i klauzula dotyczaca
Gdanska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

Crepe lie chine shirt
ing dobry sortyment pa
s~kowatych deseni,, war
tosc do $4.9S 900
lard "a .....,Ls1O
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

Fisse~a delegates attended .h@ So
coft. or business organization. meet
ing az the NORTH Dakota Potato
Growers association held at the Y. NJ.
q 4, building az the North Dakota
Agricultural college. Fargo No fea-
mite action .as taken on any matter
bat MAYS and Means @s taking strUas
cooperative steps in caring for ard
marketing their crvpNs we're discussed
Ludwig Mosbss ut tire Minnesota
Potato Exehan- told Of she organi-
sAeS0a ~ shs pot sto growers in shss
gopher stale and save the re~tv-
'eruss1 eF SantEattoa here mach valH-
able advice. " r. Porter, secretary
ot shs North 0Asosa growers hsssy.
said Special ~~rupAasts gas laid on
.Eh. oGs&6afn< os an ssaueatssua1 300
svaas ~atgA ~oa19 a ~ great h~as-
~ -N ehs members a. the Association
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

The farmers around Jasper In the
southwestern corner OF the state
sssssn TO he bent upon making a re-
cord Rs potato and shippers.
" though they are far off from
the districts OF tire state regarded rs
the sssune of potato growing on a
large scale.
The Jasper association reported a
membership Of SO farmers. IRE as
s,>claEion has decided to build a AlS
potato warehouse ard the CONTRACT
Tor erecting IL has hsen let. Work
Go cosannenee ahoat July iss.
The ACT will he 80 BY 100
seet. Basement ard arss floor. The
equipment Will include J complete
taFnps ~tsa sorser at~ssehussrs. otrce.
ard scales. The site for the new
building has h~sn secured from the
Rock Island cSxnpan nd will De %
p<sstte the depot. Tire estimated essSs
OF ghe structure will De- tn the neigh
essrso.d ~ SO. esa. 81 whieh si4. aae
WAS raised sr she ftEss annual meet
ias. The following directors were
elsvseI. u r. M~efNerrasss. Pres
rsser nekae> V. pres Frank Ever
eet. ssxv-eress- Es Rolanas, j
X. Y. 81 1ssss Data pasen. JOAN ru9ss,
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-SersArts3.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

Geo. Grcvious made a trip to
Superior last Friday night.
Mrs. VIM. kelch is ON the sick
list this week at her home east
Of town.
A bunch of Markville folks
went 10 BASS Lake on a picnic
last Friday.
Mr.. flower Hills moved into
town last week.
The Cloverton Band gave Mark
vile people a are treat last
Tuesday night when in spite of
the rain they came down in force
and gave a concert. There Is no
reason why the people of these
two towns cannot get together
more often. get acquainted and
work in cooperation in all kinds
IT ways for their mutual better
mcnt,
Mrs. Grevious is on the sick
list this week.
A good sized crowd filed the
church here Sunday night when
the stereoptican pictures on the
life of Christ were given.
Frank Devine of Superior. has
bought land near Markville and
will locate here soon.
Religious Notes Communion
Of the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served i'm both Markville and Clio
verton. June 9th, n. the regular
hours Of service. There will be
al opportunity for all who de-
sire 10 unite with our church on
confession of their faith or nv
letter NJ that time. Please see
the pastor before the service.
A. f. Mclean. pastor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

A few days ago the farmers OF
Elk River held n meeting for the
purpose OF organizing a shipping as
ISOLATION. Mr.. ]. NJ. Hoffman, OF the
Board OF Directors. Minnesota Potato
Exchange, Mr.. c. f. Brown and
County Agent w. T. Parry. Elk Riv-
err, explained the plan of the Ex-
change. The farmers approved OF
the plan and organized. adopting Ar
ticies Of Incorporation and Bylaws,
and elected the following directors:
j. f.. Bloomdahl. pres. n. Heuring.
V. pres, s. r Houlton. See'y-treas..
r. G. Palmer. Vim. Burt. Carl Karl
hoff and Richard kluge-J. NJ. Hoff-
man. Il
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

large. think Mr.. Fitz stated that
the certified Minnesota grown seed
was worth I o the Iowa potato grow
err at least $500 more a bushel than
their wi seed. Perhaps later viii
get a special report of this statement
and shall then come back to it.
What mainly interests our Minnesota
potato growers who are afi1iating
with the Exchange is. that it pays
to grow the very best pedigreed stock
and to have ii certified. Applica-
tions for certifcation must be filed
before July LIST. Write your county
agent for blanks and Information.
Ludwig Mosbak.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24
Minnesota Potato
Exchange Column
Activities OF the Exchange as Re-
ported by Its President
l.. Mosbpk.
associations Attention.

Mr.. Imdsig Moshak. President.
The Minnesota Potato Exchange.
Askov, Minnesota.
Dear Mr.. Mosbmk:
Mr.. Andre. OF the state Securities
Commission. suggests hat il will
save possible delay and meet the le-
gal requirements az the Cooperative
Law. IL all associations In forming
will include the name Of the town
In their corporate name. For exam
pie. The Bruno Produce Exchange"
distinguishes this association legally
from "~rhe Askov Produce EXCHANGE"
The law seems quite explicit that
each association shall bear a separ-
ate distinct name. Unless We do
this II would be absolutely impossi-
BILE to select for each cooperative as
ISOLATION within the state a name
that would carry the purpose Of the
organization and its cooperative
character.
! think n letter to your Beard and
the locals interested in organization,
will help To get the license papers
thru without further delay from this
cause.
Sincerely yours.
Hugh j. Hughes.
Director % Markets.