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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

nj o'clock Tuesday evening In the
Chamber OF Commerce room.
*."The A. I. u. members, together
with their families and friends, will
meet in the Maccabee hall Wednes-
day evening, July IA, instead of Tues
day evening, July 13. A picture show
entertainment will be given.
"s"The degree team of the Sons
and Daughters of Liberty will meet
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock. In
itiation.
***Hiawatha lodge, No. S25. Loyal
Order of Moose, will meet Wednesday
evening at o'clock A large class
will be initiated. All members are
urged to be present,
%
*s*The Congregational church will
have it's annual picnic at Starr Point
next Thursday afternoon. Convey
ances will be at the church at 1880
and at 4:30. All members of the
church and congregation are urged to
come with well.fllled baskets. Bring
cups also. H
*"+Poultry and Pet Stock Associa-
ton will meet Tuesday evening to Sc.
lect their Judge for the coming show.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
L,,cAL PRODUCE

LOcAL PRODUCE
The following are prices paid by
H. v. Smoots for farm products, de-
livered at his warehouse:
Fresh Eggs ......!.............. 38c
No. Country Butter ........... SOC
No. 2 Country Butter ........... &c
Small Spring Chickens .......... 35c
Heavy Hens %. 26c
Light Hens 24c
Heavy Spring Chickens ......... 45c
Old Roosters ........,......... 12c
Ducks zoe
Geese =. ...... 1Sc
Turkeys .....................2S -. csc
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
PTTKNS CASH Provision STORE

IN In making our Bread, Rolls and Cakes, you all
know what fresh eggs, fresh milk sugar and shorten
possible to obtain good flour you can easily fig
ure what it costs to make good baked goods
While nearly all towns and cities around us,
have long ago advanced. their prices we have held
our prices down in the face of actual loss in
Bakery Department, for the last six months.
Trusting that you will not censurc us in being
compelled to advance our price, but continue to buy
our Mothers Bread at 1Oc and 15c per loafthe best
bread possible for us to make, at your SERVICE
P1rK1N's CASH PROVISION STORE.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-Exceptionall beauti-
full homes-three east end, one north,
one west, one Fairview. Letter e
Blubaugh, Peterman building. MWx14
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-Two bicycles in good
condition. A bargain If sold at once.
Call 962 green. x12
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
FOR Sale

FOR SALE-Cello; excellent condi-
tion, tone and finish. Call 1929 red.
IT
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
MEETINGS

"*'The American Legion Will, meet
at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening In the
Chamber OF Commerce room.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

$50; Sept. $50; Oct. $50; Dec. $50;
March $50.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
WANTED

WANTED
LABORERs.
TRANSFERS,
TEAMS,
CONCRETE BRIDGE FOREMAN.
GRADE FOREMAN,
HORSESHOER and GENERAL
BLACKSMITH,
FOR WORK ON COLUMBUS
ROAD
Highway Construction Co.
See Mr.. Conabee, Bangs, Ohio, or
phone 2061-F. tt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-Three-p piece mahogany
parlor set. Inquire at 1T East Vine.
x12
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; close in.
Phono 800 red. If
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE--A number of ends on
Of newspaper rolls, suitable for ban
Quet table coverings. etc. Banner
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

*"+Poultry and Pet Stock Associa-
ton will meet Tuesday evening to Sc.
lect their Judge for the coming show.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LOST

LoST-Fair of pearl-shelled rim
nose glasses. Also a pin, circle of
turquoise, valued as gift. Return to
109 East Gambler street. Reward. x12
LoST-$35, late Saturday after
noon. Reward if returned to 200
Greenwood avenue. Phone 1l3S
green. xl5
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-Dodge h-ton truck.
Very best condition; four new tires,
good extra tire. See G.. M. Siegfried
or John, Woolison. Nth x15
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-45-acre farm on CO.
lumbus road, near Mt. Vernon. M. T.
Beck, agent, Fredericktown, Ohio.
Nth x15 x16*
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-13
SHz!{Is!i

tomorrow. Also a Weekly. 4l2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

jake mcgiyby bye naJete prLez po-
wracajacych czlonk6w z Ameryki.
Wielka usiuge oddaje r6wniez RE
szom ]powrotnym piekny hotel STOW.
Mech. W SOpOtach, pieknej miejsco-
wosci, tuz PREY porcie gdahskim.
Wobec ~Swiezych inwestycyi, jake
w niedfugim czasie czekaja Stowa-
rzyszenie. musiano podnie$C kapitai
do ; milion6w dolarow, a udzia{y
rozsprzedaja sic }atwC, ludzie wi
dza bOwiem r~zetelna prace / umie-
jetEe wk}ady tax 4 tamtej, jak i z tel
strony oceanu, gdyz i tn zakupiono
piekna fabryke Grand Tool Co. W
New Eorku, Oraz dom biura / hotel
W New IOrku.
4 vice kazdy obywatei i obywa-
te!ka powinni wstepowaG W szereg:
Stowarzyszenia Mechanikow, 4 przeA
to same pomoga odbudowac pre-
mysl .pOlski. jak r0Wniez | dObrobyt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
Odezwa do Wychoditwa Pol
skiego W Ameryce.
Obywatelc i Obywatclki:

Obywatclc i Obywatclki:
Obecnie W krytycznej chwili ola
Polsk!, gdy zolnierz polski must bro
mic O~jczyzny, pomimo proteSt6w mo-
tIochu Swiata calego, wojska nasze
zadaly ostateczny clos hordom boI-
szewickim. W PolSce jednakle So
wie!kie braki. Potrzeba pieniedzy.
materyalow wojennych, opatrunk0w
dla rannych, zywnoSci dla z%glodn:a-
}ych. My tn ma wychodztwie ME mo-
zemy nieSG ofiar krwi, jednakowoz
musimy nieSG Cfiary 2 mienia przez
zakupywanie bond6w Poiyczki PAN
stwowej, kt6ra j~eszcze Jest obecnie
przed}uzona do dnia 3go pazdzierni-
ka, sp}acania zadatkowanych, sple-
szenia Z czemkolwiek kto moze, ably
wojska nasze byly zab~ezpieczone we
wszystko. co i'm potrzebne. azebysmy
mogli dojSG do zupelnego zwycie-
silva mad hordami bolszewickiemi.
Nastepnie kazdy obywatel i oby-
watelka, kt6rzy m6wia, mysla i GU
ia 20 polsku, powinni sic ofiaTowac
W szeregi pomocy Ola POlskiego
Czerwoncgo Krzyia, cfiarujac PREY
najmniej jednodn:6wke ma ten eel,
a ktoby ME m6gl MECH da przynaj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

ola samegU siebie. Kazdy kto ms
zyczente zakup;c akcyc, MECH sic
spieszy / zamawia zaraz, BIO pozniej
"a pare tygodni - akcye beda spree
dawane 20 $1,000. Korzystajcie re
sposobnoSci / n~abywajcie akcye ma
tychmiast, dop6ki ~jeszcze So po
$4,000. R6wniez czlonkowie Sto-
w%arzyszenia proszeni SO o zakupywa
ME dtdatkowych akcyi, a sami Nh
tenn sk~orzystaja, DO majatek nasz Z
kazda chwila sic powieksza. Zaku-
phone majatki przez Stowarzyszenie
podskoczyIy W dw6jnascb W Genie, a
vice widzicie, re wasz majatek ulo-
kowany W akcyach Stowarzyszenla
sic p~owieks7a / przytdzie czas, re
bedziecie chcieli zakuplc move ak
eye, ale iuz ME bedziecie mosli, BIO
bedzie ~zapozno.
Stowarzyszenic Mechanik6~
Polskich " Ameryce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
ad2,eie PolSki w nicrr poklada-

rad2,eje PoISki W nienr poklada-
ne.
TAX jednak pozostaG ME moze
! wychodztwo polskie stanowczo
ma to. ME zezwoli ably dzielni O.
brohcy Ojczyzny powrociwszy do
swych zagr6d cierpieli nedze,
gfod i niedoStatek, ably mas ME
przekleli "a brak miIosci Ojczy-
ny i blizniego.
Obudzmy sic u zrozumiawszy
obowiazek ma mas ciqzacy, spic-
szny zakupywaG bondy. ably ich
wz6r francuski zabrak}o pred
zamkniecicm kampanii.
Kupujcie dis! Kupujcic ma
tychmiast!
Centralny Komitet P. P. P
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
L C%entralneSo 10
lnitetu P.P.P.

Pomimo Swietnych zwyciestw
mad bolszewikami marka pol>ka
uietylko ME podnosi sic W war-
toSci, ale przcciwnic znowu W O.
>tatnich dniach spadIa do maj
niz>zei warto>ci.
Przyczyna. re marka polska mic
zyskuje ma wartoSci, pomimo po-
wodzenia polskiego oreza ley "
ten, re miedzynarodowv kapita}
koptrolowany przewaznic przez
zywio'y. nam nicnawistnc, stara
sic Polske zgnebit ckonomicznie
przez zniszczenic jcj kredytu. Oh
niiajqc wartost polskicj monety.
.Jedynym ratunkiem W tenn tru
dnem p~oIozeniu Polski Jest "a
kupienie bond6w pol>kich i pop;e
ranie W kazdy mozliwy spos6b
obecnej pozyczki.
Uzyskane funduszc W dolarach
amerykanskich dada pierwszc
~podStawy ekonomiczne Polsce /
rratujq ludnoSt Cd nedzy.
100 milionowa pozyczka Fran
cyl zaciagnieta W Ameryce trivia
Ia tylKo jednq godzine. W tym
czaSie zS}osiio sic tylu. re d'a
wielu juz mic mic zostaIo. podczas
2dy 0 wiele liczniejsze w~ych0dz-
two polskie ME moze sig zdobyj
M zebranie 50 milion6w. pomi-
mo usilnych pr6sb i nawolywah
Cd rzqdu polskiego ! ludnoSci, a
BY ratowat Polske W tel cieikiej
i krytycznej chwili.,
Pozyczka ciagnie sic juz Cd
sze5ciu miesiecy ! wstyd pony
$lec, re do zcbrania % milion6w
.jcszcze Jest daleko, Cztcry mi
::iopowc wycl,od&two. W posr6d
k:dc"eo znajduja 81; icdnostki "a
r't7ne, najsromotni:i zawicdlc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
Czysta, Zdrowa Krew, Zatrzyma
Vase Cialo Slime i Zdrowe.
s******s.s*ss 81 *******s*s*A*ss *******a*S.*

Kiedy nieczyStOSci zakradna sic DO
waSzej krwi, pierwszym symptOplem
jest zwyk}y brak apetytu, potaTn ma
stepuje brak energii, sysrem slabnic
z dnia ma dzien i nie1!ugo ~jesteScie W
drodze do powa&ncj chorJby.
Ca{y ten nastr6j jest oStrzeieniem
natury, re potrzebuje ponce w czysz-
czeniu caiego systemm.
Prawie kazdy potr ;abujc kilka bu-
telek S. 5. S. znakcmics0 jarzynOwc-
go lekarstwa ma krew, do usuniecia
wszysrkich naSr0madzUnycE nictzySto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

MA caiym swiecie dzisiaj doll
~ czaja ludzie dc swych wygod
uzytek brzytwy TAX zwanej
Gillette Safety Razor" p
Jest to jedyna sztuka golenia,
ktora funkcyonuje bezpiecznie i
iatwo W rekach kazdego. Me po-
trzeba Z a d e o doswiadczenia.
Podnies tylko Gillette i gol sic
Doskonale wyostrzone, o dwoch
ostrzach Gillette cieniutkie ostrze
jest najwiecej uzywanym Pomys-
lem golenia jaki kiedykolwiek wy
naleziono. Me wymaga ami ostrze-
MIA, ami g}adzenia ma pasku. Oby-
diva jego krawedzie zatrzymuja
swa ostro5c i s}uza do kilkokrot-
nego doskona}ego ogolenia.
Ably osiegna6 najlepsze rezul-
taty, ~natrzej twarz dobrymi mydli-
mani, tax samo jak PREY zwyk}em
goleniu. Trzymaj brzytwe lekko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

mniei czastke tejle. a kaAdy grOsz
! ~z}ozony W ofierze ola Ojczyzny "a,
| pewnia nam lepsza przyszfcSf. Sto-
/ warzyszenie M~echanik0w Polskich W
Am. wyasygnOwalo ma ten eel $500
re swojej kasy. jak r6wniez ma wy
robione konto do skladek W Konsu-
lacie Chicagoskim, a vice kazdy
obywatel i obywatelka, jezeli chce
ziozyc ma ten eel, MECH sic zglosi do
biura StOwarzysZcnia McChanik0w,
1852 Milwaukee ave. i tam moe to
zalatwiG. Pieniadze zlozcne ma fen
eel beda wysy}ane do biura Konsu-
latu ChicagOskiego, a Konsul bedziu
je kwitowaI we wszystkich gazetach.
Kazdy obywatel i obywatelka poWin-
nj stanowczo stanaG W Szeregi HOla
PomOcy PoISlicgo CzerwoneSo
KrzyIa.
Nastepnym punktem dla odbudc-
Wv Polski bedzie odbud0wanic pre-
mysIu polskiego, to tez mimo ga
wieruchy wo!iennei. jaka wre " Pol
see, rraca rad odbudOwa p~olskiego
przemyslu ME ustajc.
Stowarzyszenie Mechanik6w Poll
skich z Ameryki. ktore ma obecnie
gl6wna siedzibe ma zIemiach polskich
W Warszawie. Nr. , utica Fredry.
powoli. ale systcmatyc2nie zakupuie
ccraz 10 MOVE wytw6rnie i dale "a
trudnienie tysiaCom roJotnikow.
Fabryka w Pruszkowie jest W pei
nvm ruchu. w~ytwarzajac najpotrzeb-
nieisze artykuly dla armii. Dwie &C.
gielnie W Bydgoszczy. ~wykupione z
rak ~nicmieckich. p]rodukuja Milo
nv ccgiel. potrzebnych do prac prHy
~odbudowie.
I W Porebie. wieIkim majatku "a
kupionym "a 20 milion6w mareN
przez STOW. Mcchanik6w W Hagteblu
Dabrowskim. wre r6wniei praca
kt6rei wyStarczy dla jakich piGciu
. tysiecy r~obotnikGw. WarsEtaty me-
rhaniczre. cdlewnia zelaza, tartak'
modclarnia, cegielnia. "garncarnia !
kuznie, wszystko TO PRAGUE dniem
noca. ably nadazyj zapotrzeOoWanIu'
Piekne pole do dzialania ma row
ME swiezo zaiozony Bank SiowuhI ~
SIERRA Mcchanik0w W WarsZnWlc.
Bedzie on skupiai W sobie int"resy
rinaneowe ~czlonk6w, ich rodIin
nrzyiaci6l. Kapital z2ktadowy 20 MI
lion6w marek stanoWil wy|2czn'c IL
dzialy czl: nk6w. chot Bank bedzie
nidsl pomoc i innym kooperaiywom
w~ytw6rczym.
w Pruszkowie buduja sic juz Wy
eodre domy robotnitzp, ktore beds
stanowi& w20r kOlon!i rOhotniczeJ.
Biuro ~informacyine W WarszAwie
7ajetc Jest r6wniez praca. kataiogu-
lac Stale wszystkic nieruchomo>c''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

Sci, oko}o . razy W rol;u.
Jest bardzo dObrq rzecza S~korzySraC
z tego lekarstwa ably utrzymaG ca}y
system silnym, ably EN- iatw!cj mdgi
zWalczyc rome chorOby.
S. s. s. jest niezr6wnane jake toni,
i budowniczy silly. Duiaje aperyt i no
wa size i energie tax mfodym jak i
starym.
Blihsze informacye i opiSy nrolni u
trzymac ma zadanic, piszac do Swift
Specific Co, $40 Swift Laboratory, A
tlanta- Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

Starry koSci6} MaryanOw>ki przero--
biOny zoStajC ma RlaSy SZkOlne dla dZia-
twy. Praca Ia juz cd paru tySodni jos;
pod opicka r~ohctnik0w. L kOSciola pre-.
%robionych jest ObSzernych SzeSC klas
a tam Sdzic by} Choir, tam hcdzie ka-
plica Ola Si1str NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
KoSat przcr6bki wynOsiG hcdIi" $1,000.
SiGStr N~auczycieIek W Szkole maryland
wSkicj jest %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
Z MARYANOWA.

W najblizsza niedziele, dnia 1890
b. M, Klub p. w. Sw. ASpiesZki, sku-
piajacy sic ma Maryanowie urzadza "a
bawe k~OStyumOwa w sail parafialncj.
POczatek zapowiedziany ma godzine
I 30 wicczorem. Skretny komitet przy-
.gotOwuje nieSpodzianki, kt6rc uc2eSt-
nik0w milo zabawia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

Kapclanpm STOW. alumn6w SZk0ly
Naj&w. Marry Fanny .A~niCl>Eiri bclzie
Y. Leonard Long c. r., W miciSce y.
DR.. Stanis}aWa Gadacza &. r.. ktGry
Il rozpOrzqdzcnia wladzy 2aGnnnej pre-
nOsi sic W tych dniach to ST. Louis,
Mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
g POGO CIERPIC?
DARING OLA
CIERPlACYCH MA ASTME
Nowy domoWy srodek ktorego kazdy
uiye moie bez przykrosci aloo
stratY czaSu.


Many nova, asLme k~oRtroIujaca me-
tode i cslcemy bySSie spr0bowati ia ma
nasz koszt. WSZysLko !edno Czy c!erpt-
Gle juz oddawna cxy i~yHaUica d"p-ero
rozWija sic. czy to wypatek przySodny
I chroniczra ASTHMA, p~OwinniScie ma
pisac pc bezplatna probe naszej metedy.
Me rob- r6zhicy gdzic m~.esZHacie. c2cn
sic trudnIoie Tub lie lat Ec1ySIe, JeSII
cierpicie ma astme. naSza met0Ia utZy
a natyclImiaSt.
Szszegolnie chcielibySmy posia1 lynn
ktorych wypadki 50 be<radzleJA>. guz.e
Hszystkie XII acye Jah w~dychan.e. tuSz.
opium preparaSe patent smokes, etc,
ME ponogfy. CnceGuy dpv.";t III :':Inu
naSzym kOszte1n. re Ia nova mct0la Ill
zy oddy~c haniu. ~oharHaaIu | InnEm po-
dobnym napadom.
TIA bezpiatna nferta Jest "a donioSia
by cnociaz n jrlen da:eI j. odwlcc.
~I.iSzcie - a. ST.: -" CpG. Ne
przysy}aSie pieniedzy. Przysljie dLi-
sal ten niniejsZy kupoR.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

Wkr0tCe ntwlrty zOStanic offs para
fialHy. kt6ry S{uiy{ bCrlzie do zalat-
wiania Spraw parafialnych bulyn-
ku micdzy plebauia d nowym koSciO.
hem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
Nowoczesny spos6b golenia

Nachyl brzytew tax, ably ostrze
dotyka}o brody i gol sic krotkimi,
gladkimi pociagnieciami. W celu
giadkiego ugolenia odkrec raczke
polowe obrotu.
w dziennem uzyciu Gilletty
znajdziesz prawdziwe zadowolenie-
Pozostawia ona twarz chiodnq /
odswiezona.
Gillette mole bye rozpomana
ma rzut Okla jake brzytwa doskoua-
}osci. Jest pieknie wykonczona
oddana W pieknem i powahnem
pudelku.
Um~iejetne udoskonalenie brzy-
ivy Gillette Safety Razor jest wy
nikiem piracy cd lat i ME mole bye
nasladowane.
Zadaj cd miejscowego kupca by
CT pokazai Gillette, ktora uzywa
10000, 900 ludzi ma okolo sviata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

DorOczna koleEta parafialna po do
mach. rozpoczeia sic w uhirS}y pon:c-
dziatek KSicza WiwicIZili domy
Swych parafian ma uIicach Hermitage
avenue i Paulina. dziSiaj "hoJziG bcl4
pc MarShfictd avenue. a jutro Pc Ash.
land. Dickson i Holt III. Dalszy ca.
k1.ckty hclzic W ~przy~ziym tygmlniu.
TOma>z JaSinski. nahy} w tych
dniach Sklad artykut6w SpoAywczych
pnr. 1850 Armitagc ave. al Ohywatc.
Ii D"mka ! R~ychhanck. SpoIzicwa sic.
re intercS W nOwym mici$cu p5jdAie
dobrzC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16

W mietlalckiej przySzlo&ci W parafii
p. w, NajSw. Nary Panny AaiClSkicj
ma sic rOzpoczaG karnawaI jaki sic juA
odbywai tu i W innych parfiach. N.Y.!
Y. proboSzcza FranciSzka GorLona {.
r., jest. by w przvSzioSci urzadzic TAXI
karnawat. lecz o~wAaSnych si.ach ia
Szych przcmySiowcIw polSkich. Mast
angaAowaG obCych / ci, zarahiaja pie
niadZe. dlaczegoIhv naSi hlzncSmani ME
mieli W to micJSce zarobic. MvSl n
jest bardzO dobra / nader korzyStna.
. tenn p6zniei nieco wieccj napi$zcmy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
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Stanislaw Adamkiewicz, PREF.
Tomasz Skorupa, sckrctarz.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22
Would Protect Farmer

Every bit of news which shows
ao,at ths farmers are getting to-
ysther, interests the man who tills
sae soil. This small paragraph
Enkpn from late number of the
xsNillrn Agriculturist. is of great
Importance:
The National Board of Farm Or
Exnizatichs. is promoting law
which provides that seed dealers
xhipping in interstate commerce
1ua conform with Fhe laws Iof
m states into which their ship
n<hte are made. IT is impossible
Tor states having good seed law
ss protect thc farmers against
ahistments made outside the state.
1as National Board is preparing
Re press this matter at the next
session of Congress.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22
Many States Hold Clip

Rntucky is holding her pooled
wool. The following from the
Washington correspondent of the
xsVthern Agriculturist, should be
nsrd by every ownr of flock of
shesp:
The plan of financing the wool
crop. worked out by the American
xsrm Bu3 au Federation in CO.
averation with several wool grow
esrx organizations and the Federal
kBerve Board. Stems No be re-
szaring the hearty cooperation OF
ske wool growers. Reports from
q ccral state wool growers ALSO
atnffons say that the wool growers
@f these states are preparing to
Anid their spring clip for prices
iisat are somewhat rfnr normal.
Amsag the states holding are Ark
aHsss. Indiana. Kentucky, Mary
HaS6. Missouri and Michigan. The
xbsep men in one Wyoming county,
sasith produASs several million
ysuads of wool. will hold their en-
Eie wool clip.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22
Spread Is Too Great

The spread between the Tt1ce
paid the farmer and that paid by
the consumer, is wkry much dis
cussed these days. Thb farmer is
ANXIOUS to secure stories of this
type, so To, county agent has clip
ped the following from the South
ern Agriculturist:
The editor was told two stories
the other day.
The first was told by Middle
Tennessee county agent and was
to this effect About a year ago a
farmkr in that agents county had
three bushels of clover seed to sell.
The farmer took the serd to town
and to his seed merchant and asked
for price on them. The d.aler
figured a bit and said that SO
bushel was the best he could do.
The farmer protested bit, but
finally sold at ~ price. An hour
or two later he happened to be in
the store again and saw the mer-
chant sell the SAM three bushels
of seed to another farmer for $50.
The second story was told the
editor by a farmer in tht same coun
ty. This farmer last winter had
two carloads of hay for sale There
seemed to be littht local demand, so
he called up nearby dealer and
asked for a bid. The d aler told
him how prices were breaking and
how uncertain the demand was and
wound up by Offering him $50
ton. The FARM r tried to get more
money, but at length accepted the
offer. The very next day another
farnT came to buy some hay.
Farmer No. 1 told Farmer No. 2
that he had the hay in the barn,
but that ii was contracted to the
merchant. I'm sure he'll let you
hav. it for $3.50 on the ton" he
told the prospective buyer, "for he
didn't seem to want it anyway"
But when the merchant was asked
about it, IL! refused to sell this
lay he had not even seen for less
han $5 ton profit. The farmer
who cams t" buy would T., my at
this price, and a little later the
farmer who grew the hay loaded
it on the cars for an Alabama deal
Ter, under the merchants direction,
and billed it to that dealer, in the
Merchants name, at $42.50. rhe
merchant paid the farmer wHer tn
caerK f."m the Alabama pLrchi ser
care In
If farmers are eV:r to get a
square deal in business, or a decent
living out of their work. they have
got TO pay mOra attention to the
marketing of their products. They
must not only keep in closer touch
with market prices and conditions,
but must also provide themselves
some way of marketing their own
products when dealers insist upon
taking all the profits thosa products
yield.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22
Danes Cut Expenses

Denmark is thb home of CO.
SEPARATION among the farmers. That
III pays the Danish farmer to CO.
s9ssTste is proved by this clipping
A1'oJa the South I'm Agriculturist:
Danish farmers have for a long
Glme been showing the rest of the
~Srid how cu-operatiS marketing
@gA add to farmers profits. The
tasriFty Danes are now showing the
gDrid how cooperative buying can
SeS1ee living expenses. Last war
xsgHt half of all Danish households
wcra representa- in the member
ship Of cooperative buying asso-
Citations. and the business done
ny, painted to consiN rably more
akin 500 per member.
Cooperation is the way out.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22
= INSIDE FARM DOPE ;"
FARMERS SUPPLIED BY EXTRACTS

cold. rain, sleet and snow of win
ter as well as the heat of summer.
How can our government afford to
discriminate batween its different
classes of labor-granting one
class edght-hour days and high
wages and promising them re-
duction of the cost of living and
virtually saying to the other class.
you work an unlimited number
of hours with the most ignorant
class Of labor that the unions can't
use. and produce a surplus so that
we can fe' d the favored labor class
at lower COST"
This government cannot exist,
now, one half free and one half
slave, any mopy than it did in 1861.
The farmers should not demand
any special favors and no other
class should be granted any. All
should be treatDd alike. Let de
mand and supply control the mar
kets of labor and everything else
and no one then would haw a
right to complain. Equal and ex-
act justice to all and special privi-
leges to none is the only safe road
to travel.