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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-23

permanent alignment Of motor and
gears and prevents overheating of
the bearings.
The Il horsepower standard mo-
tor is well inclosed and ventilated
and of ample power, making 1850
revolutions a minute. The steel
journals and bronze bearings are
fabricated with generous oil wick
cups. The wiring Of the machine
is especially good. The 81 inch
cord has separable parallel sided
plug for connection to any lamp
socket, with a seoarable Hubbell
plug at the machine. The wiring is
carried to water-tight, aluminium
snap switch at convenient height
near the top of the tub and the other
control levers.
The motor is very easily started
or stopped by a downward push of
this large bell cap-with no stoop-
ing or Juggling. A splash board COW
ering the entire side Of the tank per-
fectly protects the motor, which sets
well under the machine. The lever
at the side Of the machine, which
starts and stops the cylinder, may
easily be unanswered to bring the
cover opening to the top for con-
venient unloading.
''And This Is What 1t Dido
The large amount Of water, the
cylinder speed. the paddles in the
cylinder and the reversal every five
strokes all combine to give marked
efficiency with ease, simplicity and
quietness of operation. Eight
pounds of clothes, sheets, towels,
undergarnents, etc, were placed in
the cylinder with two ounces of soap
chips. The twelve and half gallons
OF water were at 161 degrees
Fahrenheit. In ten minutes the
slightly soiled thin pieces were
clean; in fifteen minutes all except
the very badly soiled garments were
taken out, the water being then at
140 degrees, and in twenty minutes
the entire wash was completed.
Again, eight pounds of badly
soiled kitchen towels We're perfectly
washed in twenty minutes. In con-
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(For FARTHER information os TO
price, local agents, etc, apply to The
Tribune Institute, 154 Nassau Street,
telephone Bcekman 20O0.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-23
This Laundress Works
For Two Cents
an Hour

nection with the third test, using >
k-hgured two and half pound
blanket bathrobe, it is to be noticed
that the color was not affected and
even the bottom edge was perfectly
clean in fifteen minutes. 1t went
through the wringer without any
REIMBURSEMENT of the rolls ana Wit.
no trouble at ALL
The cost Of this operation with a
10 cent rate is is cents an hour
when either tub or wringer is car
rying light load, or 2.7 cents with
heavy load on both wringer and
tub With 7-cent rate for cleo
tricity, as in New York City, these
figures become IL and 10 cents
an hour respectively, or less than
three cents for very heavy wash
ing.
Washing machines are strike
breakers that the laundresses' union
should watch.
The Rotapex "Unitized" Electric
Washer.
Manufactured by the Apex Flee
trical Manufacturing Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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also made, and they, too, were vet
exceptionally good:
Honey Drop Cookies

Heat three fourths of cupful of
honey with one-fourth cupful of but
ior until the butter mclts. Add one
half teaspoonful of cinnamon, one
eighth teaspoonful of cloves and one
teaspoonful of salt. When cold aid
one and one-half cupsful of flour
which has been sifted with one and
cne-half teaspoonsful of baking pow
der, one-half teaspoonful of soda.
one beaten egg and one cupful of
raisins. If this mixture does not
drop from the spoon and keep its
shape when PIT in the pan, add a
little more flour until it is possible
to do so. Bake on tgreased pan
in q moderate oven for about ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-23
Bits of Sausage


affords easily
Bits of Sausage
A pleasing change from plain
scrambled eggs is to mix into them
while cooking a few pieces of smoked
or ham bologna cut in thin slices or
small bits. This gives an added
savoriness to the breakfast dish.
These same sausages baked in
cscalloped fashion with mixed vege-
tables, such as peas, string beans
and tiny onions, and bread or
cracker crumbs, make a very deli
cious and yet hearty combination.
The liver sausage, scarcely distin-
guishable from pate de-foie gras, is
not so popular as its savoriness de-
serves. 1t is spicy, rich and soft,
making ar excellent sandwich or a
canape. When served on sauted
toast rounds lightly sprinkled with
capers and trimmed with strips of
pimentos, Or baked in little turn
overs of pastry, it is an appetizing
luncheon dish.
The ''Wholc Meat Sandwich"
Have you ever had a combination
sandwich with the bread thickly
spread with the liver pudding and
covered over with thin, we'll sailed
slices of radish and few finely
minced chives? Or if radishes are
not to be had try shielded cabbage
with little Chill sauce.
Do you know the whole meal
sandwich? We got the idea from
a delicatessen whose slogan seems to
be something different"
Thinly sliced ham, pork or corned
beef, with paper-thin slices of Swiss
or New York cheese and few leaves
of lettuce or shredded cabbage and
Russian dressing, are placed between
slices of white or graham bread.
This is truly whole meal and
we'll balanced one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-23

this variety that the cold meat stand
affords easily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-23

prejudiced against what is good for
us, but these mullins may be liked,
in spite of the fact.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-22

The following awards in the dairy
cattle class have been announced by
the judges at the Grand Forks fair:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-22

Farm. Reynolds. N. D.; End, Pleas
ant Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. d.
Ram any age-Pleasant Grove
Farm, Reynolds, N. D.; Eve any age.
Pleasant Grove Farm. Reynolds, N. D..
Aged f1ock-1st. Pleasant Grove
Farm, Reynolds, N. D.
Breeders hock-1st, Pleasant Grove
Farm. Reynolds, N. D..
Pen Of four lambs-1st. Pleasant
Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. D.
Lcichester.
Ram 2 years old or, over-1st, Roy
N. Snyder, Union, Iowt.
Ram lamb-1st, Roy N. Snyder,
Union, Iowa. a
Eve 2 years or over-1st, Roy N.
Snyder, Union, Iowa.
Eve 1 year and under Roy N.
Snyder, Union, Iowa
Eve lamb-1st, Roy N. Snyder,
Union, Iowa.
Ram any age-Roy N. Snyder, I'm
ion, Iowa.
Eve any age-Roy N. Snyder. I'm
ion, Iowa.
Breeders hock-1st, Roy N. sny-
der, Union, Iowa.
Shropshire.
Ram 2 years old or .over-1st, Cry
stall Stock Farm, Larfmore, N. D.;
End, Pleasant Grove Farm, Reynolds,
N. D.; 3rd, Fourhouse Farms, Tay-
Tor, MINI. S-S'
Ram 1 year and under 2-1st
Pleasant Grove Farm, Reynolds, N,
D.: End, Crystal Spring Stock Farm,
Larimore, N. D.. ~
Ram lamh-1st, Crystal Stock Farm
Larimore, N. D.; End Crystal Stock
Farm, Larimore, N. D.
Eve 2 years or over-1st, Pleasant
Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. D.
Eve 1 veal and under 2-Crysta
Spring Stock Farm, Larimore, N. D.;
End, Pleasant Grove Farm, Reynolds
N. D.; Bird, Crystal Stock Farm, Lart'
more, N. D.
Eve lamb-1st. Pleasant Grow.
Farm, Reynolds, N. D.; End, Crysta
Spring Stock Farm. Larimore. n. D
Farm. Reynolds, N D.
Eve any age-Pleasant Grove Farm
Aged lock-1st. Pleasant Grow,
Farm, Reynolds, NJ. D.;2nd, 0ysta
Spring Stock Farm. Larimore, N. d
Breeders iock-1st Crystal Sprin,
Stock Farm. Lartmore, N. D.
Oxford Downs.
Ram 2 years old or over-1st
Bruce &c; of IT, George Houser, Uniol
Iowa; End, Grahams 143S. George
Houser, Union, Iowa; 3rd, Pleasan
Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. D.
Ram ! year and under 2--1st Rsy
son 4, George Houeer, Union, Iowa
End, Houser's is, George Hcuser, I'm
ion, iowa; srd; Pleasant RI aa Grove Farm
Ram lamb -1st, Houser. II
George Houser, Union, iowa; and
Houser's is, George Hquser, Union
1owa' 3rd, Pleasant Grove Farm
Reynolds, N. D. i y
Ram lamb list. Houser's Al
George Houser, Union, Iowa; Emo
Houser's 40, George Houser, unior
Iowa; N3rd. w. r. Houser, Union, Ia
Eve 2 years or over-1st, Gowan
lock 50, George Houser. Union, iowa
I End, Pleasant Grove Farm, Reynold.
N. D.; 3rd, Dolly A AZ, 1918, Georg
; Houser, Union, Iowa.
Eve 1 year and under 2-1st, A,
kells 3444, George Houser. Unior
Iowa; End, Hildred, George House,
Union. Iowa; 3rd, w. r.. Houser. Un
ion. Iowa. ~
= Eve lamb-1st, Monks. s5, .Geore
Houser, Union, Iowa; End, Pleasar
Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. D.; 3r,
Houser's As. George Houser. Unio1
: Iowa.
Ram any age-Georee Houser. CT
ion, Iowa. =
y Eve any age-George Houser. VI
, ion, Iowa.
Aged fock-1st, George House
Union, Iowa; End, George House
= Union, Iowa; 3rd, w. r. Houser, Vi
. ion, Iowa.
z Breeders fock-1st, George Hou,
er, Union, Iowa; End, George House
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-22

Union, Iowa; srd. Pleasant Grove
Farm, Reynolds, N. d.
Pen of four .lambs-1st, George
Houser. Union, N. D.; End, w. r..
Houser, Union, Iowa: 3rd, Pleasant
Grove Farm. Reynolds.
Suffolk.
Ram. one year and under list,
Roy N. Snyder, Union, Iowa.
Eve 1 year and under list, Roy
N. Snyder, Union, Iowa
Ram any ase-Roy N. Snyder, Un-
Eve any ase-Roy N. Snyder. I'm
ion. Iowa.
Sweepstakes.
Best exhibit Of sheep bred by N.
Oak. exhibitor-1st, H. A. strutz,
Thompson, N. Oak.
Grade Sheep.
Eve or wether, No. 2. or over-1st,
Pleasant Grove Farm, Reynolds N.
D.; End, H. A. Strutz, Thompson, N.
D.; 3rd, MrA Geo. Chatfeld, East
Grand Forks, MINI.
Eve or wether 1 year old and under
,2-1st, Mrs. Geo. .Chatheld. e. g. F.,
MINI.
Lamb either sex-1st, Mrs. Geo.
Chat1eld, E. G. F., Mimi; End H. A.
Strutz, Thompson. N. D.; 3rd, Mrs
Geo. chatfeld, r. G. F., MINI.
Fat Sheep.
Pair Of fat sheep-1st, George
Houser, Union. Iowa; End. H. A
Strutz, Thompson, N. D.; 3rd, Pleas
ant Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. d.
Pen Of three shearings-1st, Pleas
ant Grove Farm. Reynolds. N. D,
Pen of three lambs-1st, H. A
Strutz, Thompson, N. d.
Ram 2 years old or over-1st, a.. A
strutz. Thompson. N. p; End. H. A
Strutz, Thompson, N. D.
ion. Iowa; End, Ray N. Snyder, Union
Iowt; 3rd, H. r. Strutz, Thompson
N. D.
Eve 2 years or over-1st, Roy N
Snyder, Union, Iowa; End, H. A. Strut;
Thompson, N. D.; 3rd, Roy N. Snyder
Union, Iowa.
Eve / year and under list, a. A
Strutz, Thompson, N. D.; End, Roy N
Snyder, Union, Iowa; 3rd, II. A. Strut
Thompson, N. D.
Eve lamb-1st, r. N. Snyder. On
ion, Iowa; End, r. N. Snyder, Union
Iowa: 3rd, H. A. Strutz, Thompson
N. D.
Ram any ase-H. A. strutz rhomp
son. N. d.
Eve n aeeR. N. Snyder. Union
Iowa
Aged fock-1st, H. A. strutz
Thompson, N. D.
Breeders flock-1st, Roy N. sny
der, Union, Iowa; End, H. A. Strutz
Thompson.
Pen Of lambs-1st, Roy N. Snyder
Union, Iowa; End. H. A. Struts
Thompson. N. D.. 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-22
E AWARDS

Judging in the sheep department
was completed last night. The fol-
lowing awards were announced this
morning:
Dorset Horn,
Ram 2 years old or over-1st, Roy
N. Snyder, Union, Iowa
Eve l year and under 2-1st. Roy
N. Snyder, Union, Iowa.
Ram any age-Roy N. Snyder, I'm
Eve any age-Roy N. Snyder, I'm
ion. Iowa.
Ram 2 years old or over-1st, H.
A. Strutz, Thompson, N. D.
Ram 1. year and under 2-1st, Roy
N. Snyder, Union, Iowa; End, H.. A.
Strutz, Thompson. N. D.
Eve 2 years or over-1st H. A.
Snyder, Union, Iowa; 3rd, H. A. Strutz
Thompson, N. d.
Eve 1 year and under 2-1st, H. "A.
Strutz, Thompson; End. Roy N. Sny-
der, Union, Iowa.
Eve lamb-1st, Roy N. Snyder, I'm
ion,2aIowa;s 2lnd,sH. A. strutz. Thomp-
son, ND.
Ram any age-H. A. strutz Thomp-
Eve any age-H. A. strutz Thomp-
Aged fiock-1st, H. A. Strut
Thompson, N. D.; End, Roy N. sny.
der, Union, N. D.
Ram. 2 years old or over-1st, W,
r. Houser, Union, Iowa.
J Ram lamb-1st, w. R. Houser, I'm.
ion, Iowa.
Eve 2 years or over-1st, W: R
Houser, Union. Iowa; End, w. r.
Houser, Union, Iowa; 3rd, George
Houser, Union, Iowa.
Eve ! year and under 2-1st, w
r. Houser, Union, Iowa. End, w. r
Houser. Union, Iowa; 3rd, George
Eve lamb-1st, w. r. Houser, I'm.
Ram any age-w. R. Houser, On.
Eve any age-w. R. Houser. un.
ion, Iowa.
Aged fock-1st, W. R. Houser, I'm.
Ram 2 years old or over-1st, Ro,
! N. Snyder, Union, Iowa.
Ram l rear and under list
End. Pleasant Grove Farm, Reynolds
N. D.
Ram lamb-1st, Roy N. Snyder, I'm.
ion, Iowa.
Eve 2 years or over-1st, Roy N
Snyder, Union, Iowa; End, Pieasant
Grove Farm, Reynolds, n. D..
Eve 1 year and under 2-1st,. Ro,
N. Snyder, Union, Iowa; End, Pleas
ant Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. d.
Eve, 1 year and under 2-1st, ROY
N. Snyder, Union, Iowa: End, Pleas.
ant Grove Farm, Reynolds, N. d.
Eve lamb-1st, Roy N. Snyder, Un'
ion. Iowa.
Ram any ase-Roy N. Snyder, I'm.
lion. N. D..
Eve any ase-Roy N. Snyder. I'm.
zion. Iowa.
Breeders f,ock-1st, Roy N. shy.
der. Union, Iowa.
Ram 1 year and under 2-1st
Pleasant Grove Farm, Reynolds, N
D.;I2nd. Pleasant Grove Farm. Rey.
nolds, N. D. 7
Ram iamb-1st, Pleasant Grov,
Farm, Reynolds. N. D.; s2nd, Pleas.
tant 0rossnFar1n, Reynolds, n. D.
Eve years or over-1st, Pleasan-
Grove Farras.S Reynolds, N. D.: End
Pleasant Grove Farms. Reynolds, N
Eve 1ysar INA under 3--lst Pleas.
ant 0r0ve Farm. Reynolds. y. p.s;2nd
RieasGntsG y0ves EArmsaR synofdS Md
Eve lanb-1st, Pleasant Grove
- III NE.N-FN * EFF 80
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TWO ,MOORHEAD
GIRLS MISSING

M%oorhead. Mimi. July 22.-Lu,,
verne Boil, is, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lester Boil Of Thirteenth street
north, Moorhead. and ina "Tuttsie"
Lawn, IS. daughter Of Mrs. Phillie
Lundquist, cook at Pens restaurant,
Moorhead. disappeared at $3.50
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and ARK
being sought by their parents and the
police Of the two cities.
According to Mrs. Lundquist, the
two girls left the restaurant at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon to go to
the Moorhead p~ostofice. She said ner
daughter had asked to be allowed to
go to Fargo. but she had been re-
fused and told to come back after
going to the p%ostofice and one of the
Istores in Moorhead. The police OF
Moorhead and Fargo searched the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-22
DAIRY CATTLE
n AWARDS MADE
Judges Announce Standing
Of Fine Animals at Grand
Forks Fair.


The following awards in the dairy
cattle class have been announced by
the Judges at the Grand Forks fair:
5.5S JERSEYS.
Bull, 8 years old or over-1st. Con-
lisaes Raleigh Boy. S. Currie. Park
River, N. D.; End. Furncial Fern
Fountain, Sam Crabbe. Fargo, N. D.;
3rd. Royson's Raleigh. S. Currie. Park
River. N. d.
Bull, 2 years old and under s-1st,
East Ports Raleigh. 8. currie, Park
River. N. D..
Senior yearling bull-1st, Fufncial
Vale Mountain, Sam Crabbe, Fargo.
N. D.
.unior yearling bull-1st, Furnicial
Super Model, Sam Crabbe, Fargo, N.
D.: End, Rose Birds Raleigh, s.. Cur
RE, Park River, N. D.; 3rd. Oakland
Financial Fern. S. Crabbe, Fargo,
N. d.
Bull, senior calf-1st, Jesmines
Raleigh, S. Currie, Park River, N. d.;
Park River, N. D.; 3rd, Mobiles Finan-
cial Oakland, S. Crabbe, Fargo. N. d.
Bull, junior cah-1st. Toppers Rail
eigh, S. Currie, Park River. N. D.;
End, Financial Cupid. S. Crabbe.
S. Crabbe, Fargo, N. D.; 4th. Farwell
Boy, S. Currie, Park River, N. D.
Cow, 3 years old or over--1st.
Golden Champion Isabella, S. Crabbe.
Fargo; End. Financial Noble Vess. S.
Crabbe, Fargo; Bird. Noble Dukes
Lolly Frona, s.. Crabbe, Fargo; 4th,
Tom Couch, Grand Forks.
der 3--lst. Twins Fernie, S. Crabbe.
Fargo; End, Rolly Sweet Violet, S.
Currie, Park River; 3rd, Raleigh's
Mary Jane. S. Currie, Park, River;
9Th, Raleigh's Como. S. Currie, Park
4 River.
Heifer. senior yearling-.-1st, Finan-
cial Jolly Erona. $: c Tst1 Fargo;
Park River; 3rd. vinetta's Queen
Sophie, S. Currie. Park River; 4th,
Countess Lads Helen, Sam Crabbe
Fargo.
Heifer, junior yearling-1st, Finan-
cial Ferns Frona, S. Crabbe, Fargo;
End. Rview's Interest. S. Crabbe
Fargo; Bird. Financial Noble Hope. S
Lass, 8. Currie, Park River.
Heifer, senior calf-1st, Financia
Fountain Jasmine, S. Crabbe, Fargo
End, Cowslips Noble Queen, S. Crabbe
Fargo; 3rd, Financial Fountain
Pansy, s. Crabbe, Fargo; 4th. Bios
som of the Dell, S. Currie, Parl
River.
Heifer, junior calt-1st. Georg'
Ferns Pet. s. Currie, Park River
End, Financial Noble Hope, S. Crabbe
Fargo; 3rd, Raleigh's Little Rose Bud
s.. Currie, Park River; 4th, Royson'
Pansy. S. Currie, Park River.
Senior champion bull-Ribbon re
serve. Conlisses Raleigh's Boy, S
Currie. Park River.
Junior champion bulf-Ribbon re
serve, Lassmine's Raleigh, S. Currie
Park River.
Senior champion cow-Ribbon re
serve, Twins Fernie, S. Crabbe, Fargo
Junior champion heffer-Ribbo1
reserve, Financial's Fern Frona, s
Crabbe. Fargo.
Grand Champions.
Grand champion bull, any age
Ribbon reserve, Conlisses Raleigl
Boy, S. Currie, Park River.
Grand champion COW or heifer. an
age-Ribbon reserve, Twins Fernie
g.. .Crabbe,> Fargo.
N.EIr. a4alI r..
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vale Pearl Ornsby, M. l.. Enright,
Grand Forks: End. Mankato OrnsbY

vale Pearl ornsby. N. l.. Enright,
Grand Forks; End. Mankato ornsby
Pietertje, Mankato Who. Farm,
Mankato. Mimi; 3rd Katy Pierterje
ornsby hercules. e. T.: spaulding.
Pieterje ornsby, Mankato Who.
Farm, Mankato, MINI.
Heifer, junior yearling-1st, ornsby
Lois Beach. Mankato Who. Farm,
Mankato, Mimi; End. Princess Pom
tiac Ollie Homestead, j. D.. Bacon,
Grand Forks; 3rd. Mankato Lassy.
kato, Mimi; 4th, Mankato Ornsby
De Kol, Mankato Who. Farm, Man
kato, MINI.
Heifer, senior calf--1st, Lilac Hedge
Pontiac Colantha First. ]. D. Bacon,
Grand Forks; End, Mankato Nash
thilde Ornsby Desh, Mankato Who.
Farm, Mankato, Mimi; 3rd, Mankato
Who: Farm. Mankato, MINI; 4th.
Mankato Lassy Ornsby Dess; Man
kato Who. Farm, Mankato, MINI.
Heifer, Junior calf-1st, Mercadies
Ornsby Neighbor. c. L. Spaulding.
Warren, Mimi; End, Queen sages
Piebe Mercedes, c. l.. Spaulding.
Warren. Mimi; 3rd, Daisy Johana Rag
Lilac Hedge Sages johanna Champion.
j. D. Bacon, Grand Forks.
4g Champions.
Senior champion bull-Ribbon re-
serve, Frank c. Parker, Grand Forks.
Junior champion bull-Ribbon re-
serve, Mankato Who. Farm, Man
kato. Mimi. f...
Senior champion COW or heifer-
Ribbon reserve, Edenvale De Pontiac
M. L.. Enright, Grand Forks
Junior champion heifer-Ribbon
j raoS~vo j1oe LoNun pnrtioo No 10 rfho
First, J. D. Bacon. Grand Forks.
Grand Champions.
Grand. champion bull, any age
Ribbon reserve Frank Parker, Grand
Forks. t..
Grand champion COW or heifer, any
age-Ribbon reserve, Edenvale Dean
Pontiac, M. l.. Enright, Grand Forks
Herds.
Aged herd-1st, c. L.. S%paulding
Warren, MINI; End, Mankato Who
E Escgs M y seat a1 M1np. for S5a' j. D
Young herd-1st, J.. D. Bacon &
Son, Grand Forks; End, Mankate
Who. Farm, Mankato, Mimi; 3rd, M
L. Enright;; Grand Forks.
Calf herd-1st, j. D. Bacon & Son
Grand Forks; End, c. L. S%pauldine
Warren, MINI; srd; J. D.. Bacon
L AIooS i VI ne, 1A1A4l1s
Two animals. either sex. produce o
one cow--1st, Mankato Who. Farm
Mankato, Mimi; End, J.. D. Bacon
; Grand Forks; 3rd. c. L. Spaulding
Warren. Mimi: 4th. j. D. Cole, Crane
4 Forks. a, ~
= -Four animals, either sex, get Of on
: sire-1st, M. L. Enright, East Gran,
Forks, Mimi; End, J.. D. Bacon. Gran,
Forks; 3rd, Mankato Who. Farm
Mankato, Mimi; 4th, J. D. Bacon
:. Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-22
MANY GOPHERS ARE
KILLED In CANADA

Regina, sask., July 22.-Probably a
million bushels of grain have been
saved by the destroying Of 1000, 900
gophers this spring by the school
schildren of this province In order
to stimulate destruction Of the ami
mails. the provincial government Of
fered prizes Of Shetland ponies, sheep
and purebred pigs to the school chill
.dren with the. biggest 'kill." The first
gate, who destroyed Hill animals.
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Herds.

Herds.
Aged herd-1st. S. Crabbe, Fargo;
End, s.. Currie. Park River.
Young herd-1st, Sam Crabbe,
Fargo; End, 8. Currie. Park River;
Bird, 9; crabbe. Fargo.
River; End. S. Crabbe. Fargo; srd, s.
Crabbe, Fargo; 4th, S. Currie, Park
River.
Two animals. either sex, produce 1
cow-1st. S. Crabbe. Fargo: End. 8.
Crabbe, Fargo; 3rd. S. Currie, Park
River: 4th, s. Crabbe, Fargo.
Four animals, either sex, get Of one
sire-1st. s. Crabb, Fargo; End, S.
Crabbe, Fargo; 3rd, S. Crabbe, Fargo;
4th, S. Currie, Park River.
HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN.
Frank G. Parker, Grand Forks; end
King Torn, Krondyke Ornsby, G. L.
Spaulding, Warren, Mimi; 3rd, Eden
vale Minita B%uterboy, Charles Miller
East Grand Forks.
Bull, 2 years old and under 3-1st
Mankado Ptetertje Ornsby Mercedes
Mankat Who, Ears, Mankato, MINI.
End, Sir Armsby Klondyke Bell, J. d
Bacon, Grand Forks.
Senior yearling bull-1st. Lilac.
Hedge zubrod Segis, ]. D. Bacon
Grand Forks.
Junior yearling bull-1st, Mankade
Pieterji Decol Ornsby, Mankato Who
Farms, Mankato, Mimi; End. Sit
Bacon, Grand Forks; 3rd, Sir Armsb!
Banostine Klydonke, John D.. Cole
Grand Forks; 4th, Ornsby Klydink'
Glad the 9Th, Mankato Who. Farms
Mankato, MINI.
Bull, senior calf-1st, Pontiac olli'
Peiterji Netherland, J. D. Bacon
Grand Forks; End. Prince Ornsb!
Homestead, J. D. Cole. Grand Forks
3rd, Edenvale Sitenbull. M. L.. En-
right, Grand Forks; 4th, King Pom
tiac Ornsby Kof1jne. C.. L. Spauldine
Warren, MINI.
Bull, Junior calf---1st Lilac Hedg
Potinac Glendale De Kol. J. D. Bacon
Grand Forks: End, Iicac Hedge Colan
tina Zubred Watson, ]. D.. Bacon
Grand Forks; 3rd, Edenvale Pontia
skylight, J: D. Cole. Grand Forks
4th, King Homestead Kick, G. L
S%paulding, Warren MINI.
Cow, 8 years old or over-1st, Ed
envale Dem Pontiac, M. l.. Enright
Grand Forks; End, Johana Richasen
Jane, c. L. Spaulding, Warren, MINI.
Bird, Ferona Ashadynicke, Mankat
Who, Farms, Mankato. Mimi; 4tf
Lilac Hedge Fay, Bismarck, y. I
Bacon, Grand Forks.
Cow or heifer. 2 a old and IN
der s-1st,. Edenvale Attic Pietertg,
, Mankato Who. Farms, Mankatt
Mimi; End, Miss Jessie Lyons Pon
tiac, C. L. spaulding, Warren. MINI
3rd, The Lilfth Colantha Matador,
D. Bacon. Grand Forks; 4th, M. ]
Enright, Grand Forks.
Heifer, senior yearling-1st. Elder
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-22

two cities last night but were unable
to find any trace Of the missing girls.
The Lawn girl is short and a
set. with dark yes and dark mar.
When last seen she wore a pink
waist a black skirt and a brown CAPE.
Miss Boil is slender and taller inan.
and blue eyes. She wore a blue silk
dress and rose colored cape. ::
The parents of the two girls re-
quest that anyone knowing Of their
whereabouts inform the Moornead or:
Fargo police. =
Paris-rhe Chateau Thierry mug;
nicipal council conferred the Tue ax;
Citizen upon General Pershins
Newton D. Baker, Myron T. Herricks
! and Franklin D'Olier. I.
Rochester, Minn.-The MinnesotN
Federation of Labor urged the govs
ernment's recognition Of the Russian
Soviet republic. !.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-19
MAN HURT in AUTO
SMASH HAD ARM
AMPUTATED HERE

DR.. willard arrived here this al
ternoon at o'clock from business
drive up to Winter Haven. While
there he learned of horrible acc
dent and gave all the particulars NJ
could pick up, however, no one
seemed to know or at least were not
communicative. DR.. Willard first saw
where q car struck three fairly good
sized oak trees at the sharp turn just
| this side of Eagle Lake, all from tour
| to six inches in diameter. One was
cut down, another unrooted and the
third bent over. Later he saw the
car that had been taken into Winter
Haven, badly smashed up. 1t was a
/, big twelve cylinder Packard. II
seems the car belongs to some one
at Mountain Lake, near Lake Wales,
and that three men had used 1t to
drive to a dance at the Eagle Lake
Pavilion and this accident happened
upon their return home about II
o'clock.
In hitting one of the trees i
caught the arm of one of the occu
pants and mangled the flesh and tn.
bones and fractured his skull. DR..
Willard saw part of the flesh and
a piece of bone on the ground near
the tree he struck. This man was
taken to the hospital at Lakeland
where the arm was amputated. The
Doctor could not get the names OF
whereabouts of the other two men
Whether they were badly injured o'
not seemed not to be known by an
one there. Barlow Record