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Morris tribune., 1920-07-30
Hail DAMAGES Crops

Heavy losses as the result of the
hail-storm near Alberta on Saturday,
July II, were suffered by the farmers
of that vicinity. Ben Token reports
a total loss, and no insurance; Chas..
GrOskruetz, also a total loss, but
partially covered by insurance. 9th
ers whose crops were injured to a
somewhat lesser extent, we're Carl
Tommalla, Carl Raasch, Emil Raasch,
Eystad Bros, and Mrs. Emma Son
tag.
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30

all of sec. 6, Pepperton, SIS, $3.50.
Andrew S. Johnson to Chas. Kuhl
ct al; seA; eli neA 8, Rendsville,
$4,000.
Charles R. Kennedy to P. B. Nc
Laughlin; neA IA, Darnen, 81 other.
Manly B. Lord to Morris Auto
Company; lots s, 6, Z, of block 4,
in John w. Harris addition to Nor
ris, $1.00.
]. H. Snyder to e. R. Haney; Sc n
rs, Eldorado, s17,386.
Paul L. SpJoner to Stevens County
State Bank; lot 10, block 8, of j
w. Harris addition to Morris, ST.
10000.
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30

sible to destroy it, and in the north
western part of the state, and in
Canada, many farms have had to be
abandoned as the result of the pest,
and it has. become necessary to ex-
pend large sums of money to rid the
country of the plant.
Mr.. Nash hopes that all patches in
Stevens county may be located in the
near future, and that vigorous
campaign will be waged against
them
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30
Notice for Bids

Sealed bids will be received at the
clerks office in School Dist. No. so,
Stevens County, State of Minnesota,
until 6 o'clock p. M, Aug. 7th, 1920,
for the building of porch unto the
school house in said District, the
work to be completed not later than
Sept. 6, 1920, and to whom the con-
tract is awarded shall give suffi-
cient bond to the board for it's faith
full performance.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the clerks Office.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
ct. John Luthi,
Clerk, Dist. so.
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30
Real Estate Transfers

Arthur j. DuBeau to Samuel A.
Siverts; neA 10; nwA II, Hodges,
lots 2, 8, subdiv. of lot 4, sec. IA,
Framnas, $4,000.
Edward A. butcher to Carrie
Johnson; lot 5, block 3, Hancock,
$500.
Julius o. Erickson to Charles E.
Welsh; lots 6, 7, block 3, Hancock,
100000.
John Grove to P. J. Daley; lots 3,
4, 5, 6; eh seA and lots and 8,
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30
II 4NOIND
President of the Council
Call for Rids

The Consolidated School Dist. No.
10 of Alberta, Mimi, hereby issues
a call for bids for the transportation
of the children on seven school routes.
Also bids wanted for the janitor job.
Bids to be in the hands of the Secre-
tary not later than p. m. August
7th, 1920.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
80 T. A. Maanum,
Secretary
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30
Prices Were Low in 1858

In a market report dated July 8,
1858, copy of which is given in the
Chicago Trade Bulletin, spring wheat
is quoted at &c per bu.; corn at
45c; oats at 20hc; eggs, 8 and &c
per dozen; rye, So to 55c per bu.;
cattle, 50 to $2.75; butter, to 10c
per lb.;- hogs, So to $3.40; sheep,
$2.25 to $2.75; chickens, 10 to 12c
each; wheat -four, $500 to 1915
per barrel, and rye -four, So to 1926
per barrel.
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30
Alberta Community Club

The Alberta Community Club met
on Friday evening, July %, with
State Deputy Commissioner of Agri-
culture Hay as the principal speak
er. c. w. Nash, county agent, gave
short talk on the dangers Of al
lowing the SOW thistle to spread, and
on methods of eradication. Read
ings and musical numbers completed
the program
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30

Eye-sight restored by DR.. Brokaw,
eye specialist at Krueger's drug store,
Morris, the 9Th and 7th of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Price always lowest. adv.
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30

An Ordinance Regulating the Speed
of Motor Vehicles in the Corporate
limits of the Village of Alberta, Min
nesota, Regulating the Use Thereof
and Providing The Method of Park
ing the Same ON the Streets of Said
Village.
The common Council of the Village of
Alberta, Stevens County, Minnesota, do
ordain as follows
Sec l. No motor vehicle shall be
operated on the streets, roads and alleys
within the corporate limits of the WILL
age of Alberta, at a rate of speed ex-
ceeding Ten (1O) Miles per hour.
Sec. 2. No motor vehicles shall be
parked on the roads or streets of said
village in any other manner than as
follows: viz:-All such vehicles shall
head in to the curb to the right and
the right front wheel of said vehicle
shall rest against the curb and the right
rear wheel shall be at least Five go
feet distant from said curb.
Sec. 8. No motor vehicle shall be
turned in the middle of the block, but
shall in all cases turn at the street in
tersections.
Sec. 4. Any person violating any of
the provisions of this ordinance shall,
upon conviction thereof, be subjected to
a fine not exceeding Twenty-Five ($25)
Dollars for each offense
Dated July 5, 1920.
L. P. NORBY,
President Of the Council.
T. A. MAANUM
Village Recorder.
This ordinance shall be effective and
in force from and after its passage and
one weeks publication in the Morris
Tribune, a weekly newspaper published
at Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1920-07-30
Finds Skeleton in Gravel Pit

While opening up gravel pit on
top Of a hill in Boon Lake township
near Hutchinson, Mimi, VIM. Baum
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
BIRD SUPPER FOR
MEMBERS OF LEGION

Don't you wish that you had been
i'm service during the world war and
now back III Bcgalusa as . member
Of the American Legion? A bird
supper is going to be given in their
honor at the Y. W. C. A. on next
Saturday evening and indications are
there win be an abundance Of quail
and everything to 60 with them to
make it "a bird Of . supper"
The ladies' win prepare and serve
the eats, and the time is set for 8
O'Clock. All members are urged 20
be present.
L. A. Burr, Of the Bureau Of War
Risk Insurance, Washington, d. G.,
win Be the guest Of honor and win
respond with talk on "War Insur-
ancea and give information to the
members relative to their insurance
which was taken Ut through the gov
eminent
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
Bailey VIII Run
for u s. Senate

Another hat was tossed quietly.
unostentatiously into the senatorial
ring Saturday night.
James J. Bailey q Baton Rouge,
secretary Of state, IS another candi-
date for the seat now occupied By
Senator Edward ]. Gay He is the
first ringster to enter the race.
Three Parker supporters nave an
nounced their candidates..
Announcement Of his purpose was
made BY Secretary Bailey at the
Monteleone Hotel following a confer
enee with a number Of his friends.
The race is now quadranguiar,
with the prospect Of other candidates
entering the field. Edwin s. Brous-
sard Of New IBERIA, brother Of the
late Senator Robert F. Broussard
himself candidate Fri
day Congressman Jared 7. Sanders
Of Bogalusa and Donelson Caffery Of
New Orleans previously had an
Times-Pieayune.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
ABOUT FIFTY TO co
OUT ON STRIKE

The nationwide strike which has
been called for Tuesday. February
18th, Of certain employees Of the rail-
roads, will affect fifty, possibly few
more Or less, IN Bogalusa. Those af-
feeted win be the section and bridge
crews, laborers at the shop yards,
cinder men at the shops.
The strike has been called owing
TO the failure Of the Railroad Adj
ministration to agree on a new wage
scale for these employees before the
roads 90 back to private owners,
which has been set for March 1.
What effect, If any, it viii have
on other employees viii be developed
as the strike progresses
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
MORE HOUSES ARE
NEEDED TN BOGALUSA

Unless something is done towards
providing houses for the new arrivals
il Bogalusa, We are going to have
few hundred less population than we
could have, Il there were homes for
them.
This condition has existed ii Boz
galusa for the past three years and
time and time again It has been dis
eussed and plans made, but no COM
eentraEed effort made 70 improve
the situation.
Bogaiusa's population win Be as
great IS it evsr was in the next sixtys
days, and after that time it viii be
difficult to increase the population
because there win Be no vacant
house, no light housekeeping rooms,
and practically every hotel and board
ing house IN the city Is filled. Plans
should be made now By the business
men and enough stock subscribed ~
start work on several houses early ia.
the spring.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
OF SIX LEFT
WITHOUT ASSISTANCE

a most pathetic condition Of q
family was discovered by an accident
IA Bogalusa last Thursday when d
boy about IA years Of age applied at
the Enterprise for work. He wanted
q Job 50 bad, be would be willing to
start in at any kind Of work. If he
made any money he would give It to
his mother. he said.
When no employment could be
given him, he seemed disappointed,
but did not give Up. Further ques-
tioning developed the fact that he
had 3 father, but did not know where
he was, the father having left the
mother with six children III destitute
Finally it was discovered the boy
was hungry.
A few minutes afterwards Exalted
Ruler Undertake was at the home
and ordered plenty Of good food
The little man secured a job ct the
Coca Cola Bottling Works, where be
win make $40 bin a week That
IS the only support the mother win
have, unless Che people Of Bogaiusa
want 70 assist this mother. She IS
trying 50 hard to keep the two older
girls u school, and has been trying
3 compete in washing with the col
bred women Of BogaIusa, but with
little success.
anyone desiring to send clothing
y provisions to this family may se-
sure the name and address by phon-
g Of applying at the Enterprise Of
Zee.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12

Bogalusa win know in a few days
whether We are to have paved streets
or not, as bids win be opened at the
City Han on Saturday Of next week
for $3.50 chic yards and 9ss yards
Of No. 4 air-cooled Stag; s0Ss cubic
yards Of No. 2 and 1874 cubic yards
Of No. 4 air-cOoled Stag, and between
$4,000 and 100000 cubic yards Of
Tarvia or tar. This is in keeping
with the plans Of the city to purchase
the material for the work, and there
BY save considerable money. On
March 5 bids win Be opened for the
work.
The first paving to be placed win
be on the streets which are nov
graeled, and includes Avenue B to
Pleasant Hill, Fourth street, Colum-
bia street, Alabama avenue, Austin
street to Avenue B bridge, around
the property Of the N. o. G. n m
Northwest Bogalusa and back to
Austin street The distance IS said
to be about four miles. One-third Of
the cost win be paid BY the city and
the other two thirds VIII Be paid 81
the property owners on each side 81
the streets paved Tie width Of the
paving win vary according to the
width Of the street.
It is expected that the teams.
crews and other equipment Of the
contractor who is to build the roads
in Washington Parish VIII arrive
within . few days, as they left Flor
ida seeral days ago, coming over
land. One Of the crews win start
work at Pearl River and the other
viii work from Franklinton.
Just when bids win Be advertised
for and work started On the bridge
ACROSS Pearl river has not been an
bounced. but Il is expected the work
viii BE well under way BY aarlv
springs and 9 hundred OF more peopl
viii be employed on street work
within the next few weeks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
Coming
to BogaIusa Feb Q.

The program for the Group ID .
Louisiana Bankers Association. i
rapidly being put into shape and Nom
day, February %, promises to be a
great day in Bogalusa. This falls on
Washington's Birthday, a legal Holt
day. and it is earnestly requested
that people decorate their homes and
places Of business with the American
colors.
Group Chairman ]. a. Spekenhier
is writing to al members in the %
parishes urging them to bring ladies,
and as soon as the number is def
nitely ascertained, a Ladies' Commit
tee viii be appointed to look after
their special entertainment.
The following committee win look
after the comfort and entertainment
Of the delegates:
%. 7. Gushing, J. n. Cassidy, G. Fl.
Wilcox, W. Il. Sullivan, J. B. Linds-
ley, w Q. Flanders, A. N. Dobbs, 9.
s. Moss. F. c. RatIiff, G. G. Timber
lake, E. r. Cassidy, G. A. Townsend,
N. L. Wuescher, II. J. Cowgirl, C. J.
Made, w S. Hanley, J. F. Friend,
". B. Gilbert, K. l. Bean, B. D. Tai
ley, Jess johnson, ]. c. Mills, L. F.
E. HI Firth. D. Rex Joseph
and r. E, Roster
The convention win be conducted
at the City AIN.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
Johnson S Home
VIII Be BOgaIusa

Jess johnson, who was recently
appointed federal prohibition officer
for Louisiana, went to New Orleans
Sunday morning to begin the organ
ization Of his department. He states
that in addition to his immediate Of
flee force there win be inspectors
and agents to cover the state on be-
half Of the government. For nearly
al Of these appointments he has de-
eided upon the appointees and made
the recommendation to Washington.
It was the general impression that
there would be one person assigned
to each parish 10 look after the in
fractions of the law, but the an
nouneement is made that no one per-
son win be assigned to any partic-
rllar parish, and that it is not the
purpose Of the governmental Off
Gals to endeavor in any way to sup-
plant the local state and city authori-
ties ii the enforcement Of the prcli-
bition law. On the contrary, the
purpose Of the government IS to CO
operate with local and city authors
ties. The prohibition office win be-
temporarily st Room 322, Custom
House building, New Orleans.
lr. Johnson has resigned as SUI
pervisor Of the census for this dis.
trict and Mr.. r. L. Hines, formerly
e member Of the faculty Of Louisi-
ana State University a Baton Rouge.
but who is now an Official az the
Census Bureau at washington. has
been sent here to complete the CEN
sus work. The enumerators for this
district are progressing rapidly "a
spite Of the bad weather, and the re-
tIrns should soon Be IN
A. Hurst Powell commonly known
as s'Jack, who has been the assist
ant supervisor ia Johnson's office,
has also resigned that place to take
the position Of chief clerk in the pro-
inbition office in New Orleans. This
S quite a promotion for Powell, both /
rs TO salary and responsibility, and
comes to him as reward for his en-
srgy and ability. He left Monday
to assume his new duties ia
New Orleans
When asked what he expected to
10 about his office here, Mr. johnson
made the following statement:
= want you to make It clear that
haye no idea Of moving my home
II interest from Bogalusa. / shall
'etain my law office and connection
lere. While It win take q month or
. to fully organize my department.
nd gel things to running smoothly,
lfter that shall spend much time
q Bogalusa. am not leaving 30
-aluse at all I have just taken on
ONE new duties. ! have as much
ivic pride in Bogalusa as any per
on has for any town on the map, and
: shall continue to grow. It is the
My town I know
4
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
Lent Wednesday,
Easter on April 4

Next Wednesday, February 1s, is
Ash Wednesday, and the beginning
Of Lent, and viii be observed by
many BogaIusa citizens. All mem
bers Of the Catholic and Episcopal
faiths win observe the season. Ash
Wednesday comes very early this
year, likewise Easter Sunday, forty
days later, which win be April 1.
Coed Friday comes on April 2.
During the Lenten season q num-
Der Of special services win be held At
the Catholic Church on Avenue B.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
Third Rig VIII
Start This Week

The third rig Of the Great South
ern Lumber Company is expected to
be IN full operation before the end
Of this week, At which time the plant
win be more than three-fourths up TO
its capacity. The repair crew Is
working full time and a thorough fob
is being done. In few weeks the
whole plant win have been completes
" overhauled and viii be in as good
shape as It was when the first log
was sawed.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
CARDINAL GIBBONS AGAINST
MOVIE SHOWS ON SUNDAY

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 6.-Cardinal
Gibbons has come out strongly
against the proposed bin ia the Leg
islature to permit motion picture
shows on Sunday.
He said he favored clean out-of-
door amusements ard exercise. but
could not favor commercialized
amusements on Sunday
He said he would be extremely
sorry to see such a bill passed
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12

nraons Of Franklin
70 BogaIusa Sun
his political inter-
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12

that have no apology to offer for
taking the position that I have taken
ia reference to the two bills in ques-
ton. In the future, as in the past,
I shall be guided in such matters BY
the legal advice Of our city attorney.
Trusting that you win give this the
same prominence as was given the
article to which ! have referred, /
am very truly yours,
e. r. CASSIDY,
Commissioner Of Accounts and Fin
anee.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
saoDYEAR'S ELECTION MEANS
eREAT PROGRESS FOR BOGALUSA

;,s Being Member of Family Which Has Done Great
Things for City, He Is Practical Lumberman. +
Dn's' 1eao W B &C, . , ~ao H. Iooe.
e.d as Colonel Of Artillery IN World War.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
PROCLAMATION
TO THE PEOPLE OF BoGALUsA.

Because it has an important bearing on
civic welfare in Bogalusa, as well as on
the individual welfare In countless cases. i
feel it my duty to call attention to the we'll
conceived plan for National Father and
Son Week" February 1922, 1920.
The purpose is admirable. Anything that
tends to bring father and son closer to-
gether in friendly spirit cannot be but bene-
fetal to themselves and to the community.
believe that fathers can play larger
part IN stemming the tides which carry SO
many boys out into the world unfit for prog
ress, prosperity, or public service
Many boys grow to manhood ignorant Of
even the simplest processes of government.
These every father can explain to his son.
The son in every case should become better
than his father, for that marks progress
The week that is coming will suggest
many ways to the thoughtful father in
which ne may gain more completely the
confidence Of his son through effective
guidance and rnresented control.
|, therefore, call upon the fathers of this
city and request their cooperation III this
important movement by attending, with
their sons, at least one of the meetings held
during the Father and Son Week at the
7. W. G. A.
furthermore hope that the men who
have no sons will befriend the bows who
have no fathers.
W. H. SULLIVAN,
Mayor
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12

4A C. Goodyear, president
Southern Lumber Com.
"a n. o. G. n. Railroad
ho arrived in BOgalusa
for an extended visit.
by Mrs Goodyear.
q know AIr. Goodyear APP
fact that his prediction
3 GENE true. Mr. Good
~ q those keen, middle
s men who makes a
e,sditions before making a
rd the. fact that he is q
the family that has
for Bogalusa than posi-
cher family has done, for
cfy adds more weight to
ntions are to make Boz
ornament city and not to
when the timber is cut,
81 Goodyear, ''and we
oar plans along those
rot visited Bogalusa
u years and during that
ETY. has made remarkable
Etain to be impressed
eW president Of the Great
bm Company. He gives
that is genuine and
ew that anything for a
letter Bogalusa is just as
% him as to the most ac-
While a millionaire, he
one that money
eh. and If You did not
b vas the president Of
hich are the life Of
would think that he
active workers Of
ion, and is doing
render efficient ser
met Mr.. Goodyear /
know him best state /
an administration,
ic principals, that
lens between the citi- /
and the companies
has been actively /
M hs operations Of the
Lumber Company,
3 Rahroad and the .Bo-
Company for q number
% entered the service
two years ago as a
After the sign-
sice Colonel Good
ad with Herbert
saring as one Of the
inees for President.
states that 1Ir.
tionably Of presi-
nd IS a gentleman
TIE greatest honor
the son Of the late
one 81 the founders
brother to Charles
fact that he is a
family which has done
city has the future
t above everything
practical lumber
atsc as they can be
galusa citizens an
can expect greater
made than ever be-
azt day Of his visit
visited the plant ]
eathelh Lumber Com /
esaluza Paper Com t
Inspected operations. !
tie <. W. C. A., the I
outh, which was do
sity by his cousins. /
and hrs. Florence I !
He expressed q
most agreeably sur t
building, its furnishings >
g q the employees Of t
who have been t
for several years. !
united with Mr.. Good 1
ven pleased when tie \
sas made that he was u
Dent MI. Goo5vaa,, !
11ea the hearty cooper {
izan Of Bogalusa to 3
nf ,
Goodyear win likely !.
lasa the greater part i,
q before his depart .
known some Of his i
AlEure. !
nons Of Franklin &
t1E to BogaInSa cyYn 4
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-12
FIRST BIDS FOR PAVED STREETS
WILL BE OPENED SATURDAY, FEB. 81

Commission Council VIII on That Date Know he Price
OF Material; Bids on Work Win Be Opened March 8
Work VIII Start Soon Afterwarel- TbsF
Four Miles Of Bogalusas Principal Streets VIII Re
Covered With Jarvis.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-26
FIX NEW DIVIDEND
 IN GENERAL MOTORS
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

NEW YORK, March 25.-Directors of the General Motors corporation to- day declared a dividend at the rate of 20 per cent annually on the old shares (par value S100) and d dividend of the same rate on the new shares which were issued on the basis of 10 for one of the old
 This represents an increase of eight per cent in dividend disbursements from the rate paid since 1918 and ac- counts for the recent activity and meteoric movements of General Motor issues.
 Announcement of the increased divi- dends was not made until after the close of the stock market, but such action seemed to have been fore shadowed in the brisk advance of the old stock, which made a net gain of IS points to 3S4.
 Dividends on the old stock are pay able quarterly at s2.50 cash and one fourth in new shares. Holders of new shares Ono par value) are to receive p cents in cash and one-fortieth of a share in new stock. It is planned to retire the old stock and hereafter divi- dends will be paid only on the new issue.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-26
TROUBLE IN SIBERIA

LONDON, March 25.-Under pres sure of the Russian inhabitants all the services not seized by the Chinese, such as consulates. law courts, posts, telegraphs and health, have gone over to the Vladivostok government, says a dispatch to the London Times from Harbin, Manchuria, dated March 20.
 Refugees, the dispatch adds. are thus cut off from trans Baikalia. The rail- ways are virtually in the possession of the soviet forces, who are operating all stations to the east and west. Os- ficers coming from China have been dragged out of the trains and their uniforms torn off, and sick and wounded have been ill treated.
 Photographic communication with China is interrupted