davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

G6reiberuno mcroen oud) gambns
iotpie Gin ans @ambu5 bcreiteter
pcreamentGbnlider Stoff, 2otos.
batter ilno abnli6es giaterial be-
niitt.
8is ms porige Sabrbunoert be.
nrBte man bel lns Die brett ge.
id)nittene @dnicfielfeoer ltno oas
ctipas ralibe 8iittcnpapier, unh
metn man altere Sanoi1riften Dor
9t,igen bat, finoet man, bob Die
S1rift3iigc melt ftebr @igenart uno
S6onbeit nlfpeiien ais uniere beit-
tlgen nit Der StoDlieoer h~erporge.
Gradtcn. Man Dat Oesbnlb neller-
oings 6c6ern in Sen Sanoel ge-
Grad)t, pel6e oie @igeitiimlidfciten
scr breitcn Tobr- o0er @anfefielfe.
Der nadabmen.
Mbcr ipie loll9e miro oie Meni1.
bcit ~iiberboipt nod nit 6eocrn
ld)reiben? Die 3eit lit picaei1t nid)t
fern, ba Die fleinen Suilgen, itatt
mie mir slltcli nit @riffel rnb 5dic.
f~trtofcl, nit elmer fleincn Sdreib-
nlaid)ine unterm Mrn in Die Sdul-
Il mauoerll. SIN 3eitaltcr Ser Wea-
ihine iuiiroe mrs oaS nidJt au5u-
iebr in REMEMBERING iescn.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
Saedts bas @dreibseug.

Jted1ts pas SUrelp0eug.
@IGier aus ser 3eit ni6t befunut
1ino, bat man argenommen, Dab lie
nit Ser b%efonnten S9uiterfugel, al
70 elmer rlu10en, nit @oiier gefitu-
ten @lasflai6e, geidrieben tno &C.
lelen ip1lroert.
@ewoltige S1rei6er Dor Dem
Serrn lparen Ole olten IegDpter, Die
cine tpobre S9reibtput entfaltet boz
ben uno ais Die @rfinoer oeS Sas
piers gelten. Die 8appruspflou5e
aus Ser Sarnilie Der 3ppera5en lit
ein 1 Bis 3 Meter bobes Sumpf-
gepG6s nit 6reifantigem, ettpa be-
ienItieloidem Stengel, an Oeliet
oberem @noe ii9 ein ein5elner 8oa-
biiI6el befinoet. SIN beuti9en gle.
gppten MIR nod in @drten 5u fin
SEN pur0e bieie interchangeable slb'
art ser &opprllspflan5e Don Den
9lIten iorefdltig angebailt. gus
Zen aneinanoer ~aeleintten un0 nit
@lfen6ein gegl6tteten Saiern Oes
Stengels ipllroe olio bas Hapicr in
0iempbis, pie es beiBt, 5uerit Der
g~eItelt. Ser Glteite bei6riebene
9opprus lit $500 Sabre alt uno be-
reitS BON GROCER electromagnetic.
9os @opier mar beu- ODER ounfel-
braun, ettpas gerippt 1tno 1treifig.
9os S1reib5ellg beitaro aus elmer
8olette aus 8almen- o6er Afa5ien'
bol5 nit mebreren freisformigen
Gertiefurgen fir oie Sui9e uno
oiinnen Sol5itiften, Die ii6 urlter
oen 0edel idieben laile1.
SIM erItel1 6riitli6en Sabrbur'
6ert beital1o oaS S6reibgerat aus
BRET ober pieredigen SafelL elmer
8inIenfeoer nno l1mor5er Sarbe.
gs iino niele a%bbiloungen BON
G6reibern erbalten, mie iie iid) Inn
lire @uditoben ben1iiben ooer nit
benz S6reib8eug inter Dem arm Ing
ugaro" ellen. SIR Stano mar
bodangeIeben, ltno iie perebrten If
rem beIonoeren Soft rortens 9boat,
Der in liebli6er @ffengeitalt, piel.
Ieidt ipeil bas Nadabmen oamit
perlinnbiloli6t ueroen ioltc, barge
1tent puroe.
.Garum mahe bid 0arau ulO
peroc S6reiber, oann leiteit ou Die
Menfden," lieit man in elmer
Sonol6rift, ODER: u9eS Sdrcibcrs
Stono lit Elm fiirltlider StanO, ieit
Gdreibaeus uno feline 9ud)rolc
bringct AnncbmIihfcit uno &eid-
tlm." (8enn e5 boG belrte nod
&c pGreD Ser S2reiber oacin
leitet Die @rbeit Der Meniden",
bciBt es poriicno ipeiter. bod ipcnn
linn sic @;:derorbeit cin 8rcuel lit,
bonn lit oie @liidsgottin nidt Bel
ihm."
Gos @ergament ais S6reibitoit
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

gen oas &apier fdderartis 5uiam-
menaufalten uno nit Ser Hobrfebcr
auf Scr Hidden 2infen obne Inter
loge gu idreibcn. 9ie Sor,iia i'm
Cuban, Die iid aud) Der arabiiden
Gdrift beoienen, gebrau6en 0eli
oitGgpptiihen GbnliGe Sol5tafcin,
off Sic entpeoer 6as 8apier oiifgc-
legt miro ooer auf Die man brett
init elmer Nrt Ginte ifreibt. I'm
sic Sdrift at entfernen, rei6t malf
iie nit oen getrodneten 8ldttprn eli
nes milomadienoen Straufes ab.
a,ieie 8ldtter iino idorf uno mir
fen geltau nie Sanopapier. Sci
sen bplsarmcn Sllarcgs Der Saba.
IN mliB itatt Der SGlreibtafel Der
orciedige &noden zines &emelfinn.
badens berbalten. Sn 9intenfai-
fern c~ntfalten Die Maroffaner gro-
ben 2urus. Sic @efdBe iino meiit
onS farbiger Sapencc gemadt, in
f,iibiden 6ormcn, man6mal feline
@ioI9een II. Oerel. nadabmcno.
Sen Snoern bot iid uripriinglih
ros 8lott Der Saline ols SGreib'
material oar. Die altelte befanntc
Gdrift ftammt aus Dem Sabre 600
II. Gbr. Man benitst bcrite nod
Standardization in Clio uno Sin.
terinoien, gcplon, SABA uno Bali.
Sic Gdrift miro NIT .feinen runoeu
,Gdriff3itgeh aiisgcfiibrt. Sn @oro'
iaoien lit felt alter 3eit oas 8apier
I'M @ebraud, ipdbreno man in Said.
mir auf 8irfenrinoe idreibt ooer
pielmebr nit eincm ipiben @ert-
seug sic S6rift e%ingrdbt. als
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
Gtdebptide S6reiber.
Sben: s6reibpaIctte. gedts: 9boat, Soft Der Sdreiber.

iitooiii ODER v@roBmeiiter ser bon.
fommenen Giniidt" beilegte. Sb-
rem Gborofter ols Malerei entipre.
deno miro sic Gineiiide S6rift
ni6t nit Ger Sober, ionoern nit
Dem Biniel aufgetragen. Gbiheiei
uno Sapaner iino MeiIter in Der
@nfertigung folder Biniel, nniere
europ6ii1en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bertuenOen Tie germ 81 ibren Irbei'
ten. Die @iniel iinO in 8ambus.
robr gefoBt; nod @e6rau6 i6iebt
malt gum SfuB Ser Spite ein tpei'
teres 8ombusro6rhen oariiber. 9ie
dineiii6e Guide lit BON alters Der
beriibmt. @lte Gltide lit iebr teit-
er, Die feinIte gibts einen bro1nli6en
S1immer, 1tno Die Stiide fommcn
bergoloet uno prG6tig ornamentiert
IN Ben Sonoel. Sbre Seritelltng
lit @ebeimnis; penn man audi III
re 8eItonoteiIe, in Ser &auptiad]e
2ampenruB, @ummi uno Sampler,
fennt, fino Sic erropdiiGen Mo6ab-
mltl1gett, nit Ser e6ten pergli6en,
ood iebr m~in0ertuertig. Gum an,
reiben piro oie Gui6e in einen boil
3ernelt Solter geipoirnt unO orf ei-
ner fleinen S6ieferplatte nit iid)
idrGg i%enfenoer @ertiefung %angerie-
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

Griffel gum S1reiben auf inbii6cn
Talnbldttcrn.
Chen; 8nnbboItung beim Sdrcibcn.
llntcu: 3uiamnen9efalteter 8rief.
fer b06itcn aniebens. Die Chine
len iino ebelsaus ais Grinder oeS
4apiers befallnt, ibr gang berpor-
ragcno gutes, aus 9tcis bergelteates
bacterial miro bon unieren allpfer-
orlldern bod eeidabt. 8riefe
id;rcibt ser Gbineic nit eroBter
Sorgfolt un0 perfpcnoct ouS feinite
Material Da5u. Mit aberglditbi-
ld)er SGcu betrad)tet er oas @e-
Id)ricbele, er niiroe niGt einmal
ein bei1riebenes 9latt als S6reib-
ullterlage entipeiber, gcid)meige eS
Sill unreinen 3peden benueen. gs
6cltcben iogar o0er beitanOen tpe-
nigitens &ercine init Dem 3wed,
iiberfliiiiig gcnoroene Sdriftitiide
iorgfdItig 3u perbrennef. Ser Gbi-
neie ulo glcid) inn Der Sapaner
bctrad)tet OoS Sdrciben oils 5cid)-
nerii9e &unit Die man ie nad Sa-
lent ullo ltebults alisiibt, feline Gin
biloungsfrait iiebt IN ben gemalten
S6rift5ugen abenteucrlide Rbanta-
~iiegcbiloe, 5iebenbe 8olfen, i6pdr-
menoe &0eel uno Snieften, Sau-
tropfen uno Shilofroten ODER gar
Den @liidsposeE 6unf. Wtan liebt
es, geid)riebene @eisbeitsiprii6e in
Der @obnung liad Irt bon 8iloern
aui5ubGugert. Scr unnad)abmlide
Tiniclsug OieieS o0er ienes MeiiterS
gibt Den gusidlog fir ben 8ert
zines iolden Sd)riftbilocs.
Gad Sapalt ioa Die 6ineiiiGe
Sdrift ourd einen Son6en 3ilafieo
I'M oaS Sabr 1000 gcfommen ieii.
gr lernte in China flint Sabre lang
oa5 SArciben nm gelangte in iei-
uer Scimat 5l iold)em <bm, Dab
Mon i'm oen amtli&en Sitel Sent
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

tit uraIt, in 9ergamon ioa e8 sur
b0dlten electromagnetic gebroft
nno oaber oen Ntamen erbalten ia.
ben. Sir nidtige llrfunoen bat
iid iein @ebrau6 bis onf uniere
Gage erbalten. 9ie 8ergament-
fdriften roate man ouf nto pers
rabrte iie in butida6telartiger Se'
GGItern. Bon oieien Stolen Der
teItebt nod uniere papierne &eoens'
art vipie oben erpGbnt", Die titr
1tnIere Bidder rn0 8riefe eigentli9
iinnlos lit.
SSSnt 8ribotberfebr gebraud)ten Die
&Itcr, beIonoerS @rieden ltro Ho'
mer, Sol5tafela nit eineu1 rotten
Deer i6mar5en @a6siiber5ug, in
oen Sic SdriftaeiGen init eitlem Mes
toagriffeI, Dem Stplits, eingefrast
fruroen. 9as obere Gn6e oeS Stp'
lus tritg elm ipatelformiges @noe
3utn @ieoerglGtten Der @adsi9i6t.
Golde Sofeln iporen oft nit Scfen
gum SlnbGngen perieben uno be.
itenoen meift aus 5Wei, 5rtpeilen BRET
Seilelt; tie bieBen 0ann lie nadOem
8iptp9on p0er &riptDdon. I'm ben
&ano lief cine erbabene aante,
I'M oie Sdrift 81 idonen.
9ie Seoern Ser Ilten beltanoen
aus &obr; 0os bette bacterial Duroe
aus u~nterGgbpten in entfernte 2Gn-
Ser berbonoelt. @u9 8~ron5efe0ern
fannie man oornals, ebenio berItea-
Fare 3;ebfeoern aus Metau. 3um
Sdreiben 9eborte nod eit Sober
meier, elm S6namm sum Geinigen
ser Sober uno gum @usloi6en I'M.
niieer SGrift Iopie bic aus &ien-
rltB, @ummi uno 8aiier bergeiteQte
S6reibi9pGr3e.
SpGter I'M @ltertltm Fam ali6
i6on @oqdpfeltinte auf; Don. &o-
aelfeoern gum S6reiben lit aus Der
s3eit nod nidts befarnt. Die Sat
fer bon @p5an5 pflegten nit Ynr-
purtinte git id)rei6erl, ems ibrer
@prredte Dor on6eren Sterbli6en.
Gle Seoerpcl1nale aus Wietoa ooer
Sol5 gliGeu in ser Sorm galt5 0es
rlen unlerer Sd5ltlfinOer.
SIN olten &1tlturlap6e China er-
frcltte ii9 Die Sdrei6funIt bon ie,
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
S6rcibcn Der 9ouiianeeer.

STretDeft Der 91undle9er.
B0lfer, pie sic Sn6iauer 0orOome.
rifos, ser 8iloeri6rift. Man fam
fi1 gut poritenen, oaB sit ben eriten
3eidenperIufen Der Sano oes Gro
huoens oiente, tpie nod beltte bel
ocn &inoern Der fltnItfertigeu Moo>
ris. @otte man eS 81 elmer gefpii-
fen Sertigfeit eebraft, 10 entitano
gona bon ielbit Der 8unif, 6as
@iI0 6orterno 5u erbalten, un6 10
eriff man gum i9arfen &ieiel uno
ribte oas, mas man fir Die Nat<
tueIt erbalten mollte, in Die Sells
iuono. 90 mo9en, ols Die 3ei-
den Notwithstanding getpannen, Die
eriten Mitteiluneen feitgelegt NOR
Den fein. SIN 8r~iuotberfebr Der
ein8elnen grill man 5u einfaderen
Nitteln. Mon nobm einen Stof,
IN ben man berobreoete 3eiden eiit-
ferbte, ipoltete i'm urtO iebte 10
ieoen S%eilnebmer in ben 8eiib Ser
llrf1tnoe. 8ei S6uloongelegenbei-
ten bat ii1 oieie 9rt Der 4uf3eif-
1rutg nabe5lt bis ouf unIere Gage
erbalten.
Au6 Die ieoem befaunte Site oes
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

Buuoert.
¬ens i'm Soifentlt1 6erltbt oltf
urnltem &erfommeu. auf 6ormo-
ic uno oen Snieln oeS molaDiihen
SlrGipels nimmt M nod bette be-
ionoere ¬enI6niire 81 Mitteilun'
gen. Sci Ben alien 8erlianern
iporen iolde, Gltippos g%enannten,
GnotenI6niire 5i,r 3eit Der Grobe.
rung 6urG Die Spnnier ollge-
mein I'M @e5rau1. Gie in Der.
ifieoencr Sobe mebr ooer penigcr
ranuigfad ucrfnoteten Sdniire
bGtten audi nod ourh Die neridie-
oere bunte Sdrbung beionOere Ye.
ae1ttung. IebnlidJe 8aitidniire
NIT bielfdltigen Serfnotungen Oicrcn
in @eitafrifa ols cine 9Irt Spiel-
forten. @a oos Iiro Sltrrogate
Der Sdrift unO ieben feline eigent.
liGen Gdriftnerf5euge noraitS; crit
nit Der @ntmidlung Der Sdrift
itelte iid bas 8eoiirfnis uno oanit
TIRE Gr1Inonng EN-.
Der bon Sdeffel beiiingene @alt
in oShnar3en Balfii6 81 @sfa-
Ion" erbielt befonntli9 icine &ed).
iiing ouf 6 3iegeIiteinen borgefiibrt,
mas fliltiirgeididtlih niht gang
ridtig lift, oern ein 3ieeel bate Ool-
ollf gcniigt. 9ie &eilid)rift Der
Mifprer, 8abplonier uno 8erier in
Giiopeitaiien puroe in naiien Con
eingeoriidt. Sen bloben Strid,
Ser 81 peridieoenen 3uiammeniet-
sl.ngen anfangs geniigte, erieste
ipater Der fosenannte Sell ooer
Goppclidlag nit Dem MeiBeI.
Eriidte man ben oreifantigen Spa.
tel in ben peidlen Con, 10 befam
Der Bug ein breites uno elm ipise8
gnoe. $50 Bic Sano am ItGrfiten
0riidte, muroe er brett urlo tief;
~ 0 "a @n~S a. qN-i ]non
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
GbeidciOnns i'm rnmaniiden SS-

GbcidciSnng i'm rnmaniidlcn SU-
mi9sbams. @Sie Der Miencr. nHcuen
Srcirn YrcIie" aus 9lloapct mitgc-
tcilt miro, tcilt ser MS cit" ollf)
eincm @ufareitcr Sclcgranm Der
.gpoca" nit, GonprinS Carol babe
iih entidloiicn, feline morganatiide
Che nit 3i5i 2ambrino allf5uloielL,
woourd) icin Aniprud) alf Den rll-
mdnii6en &onigStbron tpieocr allf-
gclebt lei. Nad oicicm Gntiblub
ocs aronprin5cn lei icine Nlislob-
nui1g init ocm rumdniI0en Songs.
paor erfolgt.
Sin id)wcrcr SagSnnfaa bat iih.
in SaBbcrg bel acnlptcn, Saperll,
crcignet. 9ort bcfonO iid Der 81
RECTOR oes Medaniidcu Spimerci
nno 8cbcrci, 5ricorid Gen5lcr, auf
Der Su1siago. Oils or icinen Wian'
tel an3leben itno lid nad @anie be-
gcben molte, blieb CT nit Ocm &lei-
oungsitiid om Sabn ocs Sagogcweb.
reg bangen, moourd iid) Gin Sd)uB
entluo, Der Den5ler miten in Die
8ruit traf. Der 500 trat iofort
elm.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
SrhrRthztugR it alter ttaA
trttRr zRtt.
Tun g. ArrttnH.

man fam 70 nit ieEr tpenigen Sn'
Ilrumenten aus, Inn Die beridieoen'
fen 3etden gu biIoen. Scr Con,
in 6orm BON SGfeIden ODER 3D'
linOern, ipuroe 6ann getrodnet ooer
lei pidtigen %llrfunOen gebronnt.
Ser 3blinoer tpuroe beim 2eien &C.
rout. ga Die Sdrift5iige oft mi
froItopii9 fIein uno geidlifieie
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

Gus ipieIeriidcr 8eiddftieung
Der iriiberen Renidbeit entItonoen
Ole eriten 8eriude in Der SunIt oes
3eifnens, uno aus Der D%oriteaitng
bon 6iguren entmideIte iid i'm 2ollf
Der 8eiten Die Sdrift. Die dlte'
Sten Sdriften laiien iid oeutIid bon
geoeiGneten Siguren nbIciten, unO
nod beute beoienen ii9 primitipe
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

8enn es aud bicIe 2eiite eibt, Sic
&c b%eflaeen, oaB iie t6glid 10 uno
f. oft ourd oas Telepbou geitort
iuerOeu, 10 lit Die 3obI Oerer, Die
oieien niibliden 9lpparat bGufig Der
miiien, iiderlid cine bel grobere
uno in itdnoigem Steigeu begriffeu.
0ur 5i SauIe ODER I'M @eid6ft fam
man telepbonil6e No6ridten geben
uno empfoneen. Sdon ouf Der
Strobe beginner Die Sdpierigfeiten.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

ober ouf Dem @ipfcl eines boben
ger9es, 10 braldt man MIR Die &ob'
menontenne ouf5uflappen, Die Scorer
OcS 9eIepbons iiber Die Obren gu le.
gen uno man lit iofort III ben Stono
geIctt, orabtloie Ia6riGtcn ob3u-
boren.
Neun miro man iif frogen, uieio
es oenn mogIid lit, Oos @ebeimnis
5u tpobrer, % ia ifIieblid ieoer ei'
zen ioldeu 9lppurat bei6offen nno
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

6amit oacS boreit fam, mas ct
nil. 60 einfa6 lit Die Sade aber
bod nidt. 9os @ebeimnis ldBt
fi6 Iebr gut wabren. Wfan broit6t
MIR beItimnnte 8ellenlGnget 81 Der"
ciubaren, Die fir iebe 8erion iebr
perI6ieoen iein fonnen ltno bralGt
6es neiteren MIR seinen getpiiien
9tbptbmus bes SelegrapbierenS gu
pereinbaren, Ser eleiGfous MIR fir
Sen 9ereGtigten in getraGt fcmtnt.
De3 weiteren lalien ii2 Ourd) Ser
t~penouug zines CODE unb elmer &ei-
be ionitiger MfaBnabmen 0erortige
Gorii6tsmaBregeln t~reffen, oaB ieoer
n1tr Die Na9ri6ten befommt, Die
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
it? S6erfenner

$50 font? Sberfeaner:
r9itte, bier lit ibr 3immer!"
@ait: nSit Oas 3imrtcr audi rein?
Sberfeuner: 0Selbltperitdnolid!"
@ait: Sinh i'm gett 8an5en?"
9berfeaner: $3.50 ion'n ie oenn
icnit iein?"
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

@ufnabule elmer brabtIoien @elruns nit
9ilfe elmer mufgeiponnten ~gntenne"
unb bes Selcp5onS nuf Dem SeIbe.
oud fir i'm beitimmt iino. Scoen.
fons felt Oieies Selepbon in ser
&eiitetaide einen Encouragement
Sorti6ritt unieres 8crfebrsmeiens
Dor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
Trucks on Farms

New York leads the states with
3l1l Iowa In second with 2773;
Pennsylvania Il a close third with
2.-S9 Then comes Nebraska with
27as The southern states rank
close 30 the front with the exception
or Louisiana and Florida. Nevada
the list Nevada Is credited with just
3.yis-tsut fairl. truenA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30

seven SERVICE 5-ton dump trucks in operation.
The selection of SERVICE Trucks was made on
efficiency rating basis involving construction,
service facilities, satisfaction of users and other fac
tors, as shown in the table above From two to
twenty points were scored by SERVICE over its
closest and furthest competitors These trucks are
in extremely heavy duty service.
The engineers of the City of Chicago con-
WINGED themselves of the supremacy of SERVICE
in every phase Of construction durability, reia-
bility and service. The results have justified the
good judgment displayed. Many counties and
municipalities are choosing SERVICE Trucks in
preference to all others offered There must be
reason. Set definite standard of efficiency and
make your choice a basis of proven quality and
ability.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-10

wood shoppers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Cora Fox returned with them
that evening and remained a guest
at the Adams home over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Garlic were
Redwood visitors Friday. ~
Miss Mary Ann Adams and Mrs. F.
S. Pollard visited with relatives at
Redwood Falls Friday
Madames H. o. Johnston, John Hill
lig and John Poncin motored to the
county seat to attend the clothing sale
in the stores there.
J. L. Slaymaker our local wrestler
held a very interesting bout with
Earl Evans of Rockford, Illinois. A
large crowd witnessed the match. 1t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-10
How County Voted.

In addition to the table Of votes
cast in Redwood County, which is pub
lished on another page of this issue,
the following information as to votes
given various candidates in the Coun-
SSey will prove of interest. :
In the race for county commission
err Anderson was given GOT votes to
Schmiesing's 1858, Steffl got $50 to
Welter's 734, and Mckay won by GIG
to Monson's 442. 49,.
Louis Collins was given 4061 for
Lieutenant Governor, Mallon 2120 and
Mcdonnell 721. Holm was given 4l86
for Secretary of State and Lily An
derson, of socialistic persuasion, was
given 1881. Rines won in the county
by 1853 to Wagner's 1851 and O., P.
b. jacobson was elected by 4263 to
1903.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-10

was handicapped match and Evans
agreed to throw Slaymaker twice in
one hour. Evans got one fall in thir-
ty-one minutes. But Slaymaker threw
him in fourteen minutes. Slaymaker
winning the match. Earl Jones re-
fereed the match.
The Morgan Community Club are
planning on celebrating Armistice
Day Thursday evening. A varied pro-
gram of music, readings and band
music, including a pageant THE
Stainless Flag" will be given by TWEEN
ty boys and girls. Madames Stoltz,
K. NJ. Jensen, Bertrang and E. H. AL
brecht are drilling the children for the
program.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-10
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The Misses Eva Mckay, Edith Ait
cheson and Bernice Parker attended
the Sunday school convention at Du-
luth last week.
Mrs. Pomeroy of Redwood Falls
visited friends here last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The Missionary Society enjoyed a
birthday party at the home of Mrs.
Aitcheson last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Piersol entertained sew
eral ladies at her home Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Rasmussen of
Minneapolis, visited relatives here
last week.
Mrs. F. J. Tibbetts visited relatives
at Montevideo and Renville last week.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart sold her
residence to Mr.. John Stevenson last
week Miss Stewart expects to visit
relatives in Illinois this winter.
Mrs. J. A. Lagerstrom entertained
several ladies at her home last We'd
nesday afternoon.
Work on the New Delhi Garage is
progressing rapidly. The brick work
is completed. The building should be
ready for occupancy in short time.
F. J. Tibbetts and family spent
Sunday at the Scott home at Renville.
Another new and interesting pic
ture at the theatre next Saturday
night. Don't forget the date.
The birthday club met with Mrs.
VIM. Parker Monday and helped her
celebrate her birthday.
Mr.. Hoffman and family visited
with Mrs. Hoffman's sister at Hector
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steudemann,
of Glencoe, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Behning of Arlington, visited at the
Housman home last week. Mrs. Steu-
of Mr.. Housman.
The birthday club helped Mrs.
Kuenzli celebrate her birthday last
Tuesday.
Rev. Bullock, of Volga, South OAK
ota, visited last week with Rev. and
Mrs. Aitcheson.
The Ladies Aid Society will have
a business meeting and lunch in the
church parlors next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Milton Piersol and daughter
Eileen are visiting this week at the J.
A. Piersol home.
Mrs. Charles Ewert and Miss Jessie
Penhall of Morton, were Sunday cal
lers at the Piersol home.
William Jahnke and sister Augusta,
visited at the Housman home last
week.
= DIR. Penhall of Morton was a pro-
fessional caller here Sunday.
Mrs. Ann McDougall is on the sick
list this week.
The birthday club will be the guests
of Mrs. Louie Starr Wednesday of this
week.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-10

There was no school in the upper
rooms of the public schools last week
as the teachers and Prof. Denning at
tended the educational meeting in tho
city. =:
Frank Janotta and Oscar Dahmz
have opened a restaurant and lunch
rooms in the old Metag building near
the Post Office. The building has re
Gently been remodeled and is very in
viting. The young men who are un~
dertaking the venture will doubtless
meet with success, as Morgan has no
hotel in, town and a place where hos
meals are served is a necessity. The
new establishment will be called The
Vernon Avenue Cafe"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-10
Children's Week.

The week of November 1920 will be
observed nationally by libraries as
Children's Book Week. Redwood Falls
Public Library will take. part in this
observation. Children will meet at
the library for a story hour each day
after school, special displays of chill
dren's books will be made and spe-
cial effort made to interest parents in
the placing Of better books in the
homes. A full program will be. an
nounced later. go. -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-10
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Mrs. Henrietta Gilland returned to
her home in New Ulm, Wednesday, af-
ter an extended visit with her sons,
Willard, George and Cereno Gilland.
w. R. Werring went to Chicago Sat-
urday where he transacted legal bust
ness.
w. C. Morgan returned from a bus
mess trip to the Twin Cities, the last
Of the week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Swenson, Tuesday.
FIR. A. Fenske of Sleepy Eye, a
former priest of the St. Michaels
church here, visited with old friends
the past week.
j. M. Stewart, wife and daughter
Lillian with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wright, of Redwood Falls were Sun
day callers at the Pollard home.
Madames E. Fl. Albrecht, w. F.
Stoltz and J. L. Adams were Red
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
TO TAKE IN BIG CLASS
LOCAL. &c. LODGE TO INITIATE
. s5Zk D1DATEs SUNDAY III "
TIED IN EYEN1S4.

Va 9: big tine is slated ~: The The membc=,
DE the local K. G.. lodge next Sunday
when sixty.five candidates will be
inittated into the order -
The. degree work will start at ]
O'Clock The local team win put
on the first and second degrees AMI!
the.thifd degree will be exemplifed by
the. st. Paul council degree, team. =,
IN the eyening a banquet win be
given foTztbe local and visiting mem
bers at the. Mueller Cafe. At this ban.
quet there will be several good speak
ers, including 9. E. Vasaly and N r. Nc
Carthy of ST. Paul. =
I: The committee on arrangements is
preparing to accommodat four hundred
people and it is certain that this many
will attend if the weather.is favorable.
Knight are expected from Pierz, Buck
man Kandan, Bowlus, Flensburg, St.
C6ud, rainerd, Staples and St. Paul.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
FORM POTATO LOCAL
FARMERS HERE ORGANIZE MARK
letting AssoCIATIoN-WIL
ERECT WAREHOUSE.

RI : a local branch Of the Minnesota Co,
operative Potato, Marketing Exchange
was formed by farmers living in this
vicinity, at q, meeting at the city hall
here Saturday afternoon. County Agent
ca mpben conducted the meeting and
helped organize the local..
+ 4 :! constitution and bylaws were
adopted and the capital stock was
placed at 100000. Committees will
solicit shares and it is planned to have
everything going to as to be able to
hantle the 1920 crop. A warehouse
vii be erected for this purpose. :
Hugh ]. Hughes, director of markets
:vit:f the state department Of agricul-
,ture, was at the meeting Saturday and
|gavela very interesting talk as well as
giving valuable assistance in organiz-
ing.