Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-24


gave talk on the home demonstration
work done in this county, telling of the
valuable assistance the women Of the
county had been giving through this de-
partment, and expressing the belief that
better and more comfortable homes will
result from the work being done. ..
Mrs. A. D. Grant of Randall talked
on. the same subject, telling particular
ly Of what had been accomplished in the
community, where she lives. She said
that the hot lunch system, introduced
through the efforts Of this department,
is proving valuable and is very i'm
portant to the health Of the children.
E. P. Nauertz Of Green Prairie spoke
briefly on the recent farm bureau mer
bership drive in this county. He said
that he was disappointed because the
organization has not more than fifteen
hundred members at present.
Mrs. L. D. Brown gave fine talk on
farm bureau work, particularly as re-
lating to the bettering Of living condi-
:tions on the farm. She pointed out
that it is the aim of the women 3 de.
partment to take some of the burdens
from the shoulders Of the women on the
farm by introduction of modern meth.
DDS and modern household conveniences.
She maintained that ninety per cent Of
the leaders of this nation come from
rural districts and hence the country
home should be made a comfortable
place to live in. Likewise, she stated,
the advancement Of the nation depends
upon the standard of the women and
an effort should therefore be made to
keep that standard as high as possible.
Another song was given by the girls
chorus following Mrs. Brown 3 talk.
A. F. Koslosky of this city was pres
ent and as representative of the local
committee on funds for foreign relief,
pleaded for assistance for the unfortun.
ates in Europe. A collection was taken
up, totaling $19.67, for this purpose.
Mr.. Koslosky also spoke on the farm
bureau movement, calling it one Of the
best movements ever started as a bus
iress proposition, and he urged the
farmers to join it and take active part
in its work.
L. E. Potter of Springfield, president
OF the Minnesota Farm Bureau Fedora
tion, was the principal speaker at the
meeting. he said that it is high time
that. the farmers are organizing, in or
Ger that they may get all that they are
entitled to, with due consideration for
the other fellow, pointing out that labor
and capital fell down because Of its sell
6.h interests. He cautioned tho farm
ers against getting the Farm Bureau
into politics, as that would prove its
undoing. Mr.. Potter outlined the pro-
gram of the national farm bureau fed
Grafton, which he said is now we'll under
way. He concluded by saying that the
farm bureau will bring about $. salts
factory solution Of the problems Of the
farmer provided he keeps his feet on
the ground and his head level and seeks
rhc development of cooperation. "Let
our slogan be "a Square Deal fdr
Every Man, Woman and Ch,ld and lot
US render full service and expect TO be
paid accordingly he said.
Those from 0ut of town presar: at the
route q; Albert Johnson. Little Fails,
route z: Nels n. Martinson.- city route
etes sits4euta s,t$ Z E. T
Little Falls: j: J: jacobson Elm Dale:
Joseph LaFond, Fort Ripley; J: F. Will
GEEK, route 5; Joseph c. Thomalla. Roy
alton route 3: M. Rauch. Pierz route
2; 4 r: Longfe15oT, e.z Fort = Ripley: Bptsy:o c.
Swanville. route 2; Joseph Boros, city
route 2; Aloysius Boros, city ro%te ut 2;
city route 8; Theodore Bredfield. Little
Falls: J. "; Hanson: city route /: R: G.
city route 1; Geoffrey W. Hanson, Bow
lus. route 1; Otto Nieman. city route 2;
, sprineaeld: n @ r RndreW le{i Nyauist, a. swan: swan:
vile: John stiller; swanyil1e; Ignatz:
Hanson, Burtrum, route 2; I. W. Bouc1k
Royalton; Joseph Ethen. Pisrz route 3;
H a. Hanson, Little Falls: J. q: Carl
SON. Randall. route 1: Hans Hanson,
city route 1; N. N. Moran, Little Falls;
Robert Ashbaugh. route 2, city; B. H
Adams. Fort Ripley. route ;: Wnlian
AesE Randail; PeteF .Lenpka, city,
Io1ees :; nrs. Peter + LeMpka, city,
se6eSe ca 1fatheson. city routA.l
eAtdgars A. HstsrsQa. city. route 1::J. n