davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

"The democrats who have been
nursing Hoover do not seem to know
when they are spurned-they are
like the lover who persists after he
has been rejected by the girl and
kicked out by her father and per-
haps a dishrag thrown at him by her
mother" asserts the Cedar Rapids
Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
NEVER THERE WHEN

THEY'RE NEVER THERE WHEN
YOU NEED EN-.
Extra collar buttons.
Policemen.
Crushing retorts.
Extra shoe laces.
Rank deposits.
Safety pins.
Gags.
Friends who have money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
WITHIN

WITHIN
THIS MAUSOLEUM TALL
LIES
WILLIAM FRANKLIN FOOT
HE WAITED
FOR THE PRICE TO FALL
BEFORE HE'D BUY A SUIT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

Travel. Adventure. Schools" reads
a recruiting advertisement for the
tank corps, and the prospect of Jour-
neying thru the world in q tank in
trigued us so greatly that only the
greatest self control and the fact we
have to finish this column kept us
from rushing forth to enlist
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

There can be no question as to
the farmers attitude toward strikes
In necessary industries. He is thor
oughly fed up with them" says Wall
laces' Farmer. HE is determined
that they have got to be stopped. He
10 also determined that so far as he
can bring 1t about, both labor and
capital are going to have justice.
The farmers OF Iowa and the farm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

Now that he's announced that he's
a candidate, Mr.. Hoover, having
made aal his campaign speeches
ahead Of time, may sit back and
wait for news from Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
The Windn,iill
ADVICE TO coLUMNIsrs.

When your Newspaper fails you.
When you don't know what ails you.
When your mind seems a. blank a.
q door.
When the Eheese that you're after
Refuses IT'D laughter.
And life is one glorious bore
Try the weather.
Take some climate
And chuck II together.
Then rhyme It.
Keep II open and breesy
OTIS awfully easy)
And stick in q few little things
About how enhancing
The dawn 10, the dancing
Blue wave, and the birdie which
sings.
Exalt the Thermometer,
Woo the barometer,
Make them your mstrical museA
Shun the acid and citrats. you're
Turning out literature
Sweeter than Jasbo H. WhoosiS.
Keep II terss!
And before you've diminished your
Speed you have finished your
Topical. tropical,
Bright philosophical
Verse!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

The Manson Journal says that IF
the reception given Maj. Brookhart's
candidacy ior the senate, by the
newspapers of Iowa, is any indica-
ton of what the voters will do to
him on his primary day, he will
never reach first base. ..iere must
be some local influence that has
weakened the majors eyesight."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

Celluloid is not affected by water
or air.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

ITTr..,.u a. s1uiiIt oi rain Can MAKE
good road bad it isn't good road.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

varjanak 3eloraig, mig osszepak-
kolunk.
Neviinkben S2-es alezredes
kerte a kozakokat, Xix valasz-
kepen rarohantak, letepertek S
clkezdtek kancsukazni. Ere,
mint egy jelre, az egesz kozak
banda nekiink lovagolt karddal,
kancsukaval vert, maid varos
fele hajtott benniinket, mint a
barmokat.
Mindenki felkapta holmijabol
AIT, amt observation-disclosures tar
tott megkezd6d0tt a borzalmas
hajsza nyolc kilometeren at. A
legt0bb persze mem tudta holmi-
jat egesz uton cipelni a kozakok
irgalmatlanul kancsukaztak es
kardlapoztak vegig az uton.
Nvolcvanket sebesiiltiink volt.
Sokan 0sszeestek. azokat meg
f0ldon is vertek, AEON cimen,
hogy tetteti magat. Az osszeeset-
teket kes0bb kocsin szedtek 0ssze
hoztak utanunk. Persze hol-
mink legnagyobb resze eltiint.
Ezzel a bevonulasunkkal meg
kezd6d0tt hihetetlen kalvariank.
Megjegyzem, hogy az amerikaiak
k0zbelepesere az oroszok bocsa-
natot kertek t6liink megkan-
| csukazasert AIT hoztak fel ment-
segiil, hogy v0r0s (?) foglyoknak
gondoltak benniinket. Fabarak
kokban lakunk, az ablakok nagy
resze papirossal van beragasztva,
inert az ablakok hianyzanak
Emeletes priccseken lakunk. A
fabarakkok fiithet0k, de olyan
keves tiizelot kapunk, hogy nagy
| iinnepiink van, ha a barakk h6-
mersekletet sikerul egyszer Is
fokra felhozni. Reggel tobbnyire
mines t0bb, mint "a fox. A viz
be van fagyva vodreinkban.
A tabor magas keritessel var
k0riilveve, szigoruan oriznek ben
niinket. A tabort csakis terpa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

amikor ugy latjak, hogy meg van
mar ket mazsa, vagy harom -
mar akinek amennyi jar = odavi-
silk a "katona- -bacsi" "-hoz es szi-
YES szavakkal kerlelik, hogy merle
Il nekik a portekat. Ami kisebb-
nagyobb huza-vona utan meg is
tortenik es a szerencses vev0 a be
fizetest igazolo vevenyenek leada-
sa utan haza huzhatja szekeres.
Hogy a "berakodas" mem vala-
mi egyszerii miivelet, AIT Ell lehet
kepzelni. Az elobb meg baratsa-
Cos. szelid kis tabor hihetetlen
buzgalommal yeti magat a farl
hogy minel elobb kesz legyen,
inert hatha elfogy a ia es azutan
masnap uira kell kezdeni az egh
szet A tisztvisel0k, cseledeS
es ket-harom alkalmi munkas, a
xix 5000 koronat kernek nun.
kajukert, valosaggal 0kolharcot
folytatnak Zsakmanyert Van
max is olyan jelenetek, hogy no..
Els senki, alSi rendet csinalna
senki, aki a faliigyeletet vegezne
Vihet innen fat boldog- -boldogta
Ian szelr6zsa minden iranyaba
s0t tisztvisel6k is "elloghatna-
max" a jegy leadasa nelkiil e:
csak tisztessegiik, a becsiiletes
segiik tartja vissza.
R0vid felora IS elfogyott ia
Ee akiknek mem jutott, tovabb val
masodik szallitmanyra, amiko!
azutan megismetl0dnek az el6bbi
tpiiletes jelenetek.
Hat ez mines rendjen! Ha mines
elelme az orszagnak, koplaini TO-
eunk, ha mines ia es szen, fagyos
kodunk, tiiriink es Ienvediink
de hogy ket mazsa fahoz a
amugy is agyongy0t0rt tisztvisel'
ilyen nehez Golgothan keresztii
jusscn, az ITALIAN megsem erdeke ;
kormanynak.
Els ezen igazan k0nnyen lehetni
Segiteni!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

rancsnok altal (Lukjanov tabor
nck) kiallitott ngynevezett "pro-
puskkal) lehet elhagyni.
S mindez egy eyre fegyver-
sziinet megk0tese utan.
Leirom, NIT kapunk az oroszok
tol: kenyeret termeszetben Cha
van), szaz rubel fizetest, napon-
kint harom rubel etkezesi alta
lanyt.
Hogy meg elesebben lassak a
nyomorunkat. megemlitem AIT,
hogy az amerikaiak atvettek a
krasznarjecskai tabort 1900 en-
berrel, japanok pedig perva-
jarjecskai tabort 1900 emberrel.
OFT SO yent kapnak hayonkint,
tehat $500 rubelt. Ok tehat egy
honap alatt kapnak annyit, mint
,, mi ket esztend0 alatt. Tessek
ezt a ket 0sszeget szembeallitani :
$500 rubel es 100 rubel! Mi k0-
nyorogtiink mindenkinek ezen a
vilagon, hogy vegyenek at benniin
ket a japanok, vagy az amerikai-
ak. Kervenyt kiildtiink a mika-
donak, Wilsonnak, a bekeertekez
letnek - hiaba! Helyzetiinket
megirtuk nagy amerikai es ja-
! pan ujsagoknak, akik k0zoltek is
a cikkeket "Weltskandal max
neveztek helyzetiinket es = sem
misem t0rtent. J0tIek minden.
fele bizottsagok hozzank, feny-
kepeztek, mint az allatokat, vi
gasztaltak benniinket, igertek min
dent es = semmi sem t0rtent.'
A levelir0 ezutan s0tet szinek.
kel festi le tabornak, az ehseg-
tanyanak helyet, ahol er6sen pusz
tit az ehhalal. Leirja, hogy To-
goly magyar tisztek legdurvabt
munkara is vallalkoznak, hogy
megmenekiiljenek az ehhalaltol
Ketsegbeejt6 helyzetiikben min
dent megprobaltak mar, szokest
is kisereltek, de elcsiptek es visz
szavittek Gket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
MEGKANCSUKAZOTT
RAB MAGYAR TISZTEK
Borzalmas hajsza kozak kancsu-
kaval, kardlappal, veresre vert
magyarokkal. - Sziberiai level
hadifoglyaink szenvedeseirol.

A sziviink melyeig megd0bben-
to az leirhatatlan szenvedes,
melyet orosz fogsagban sinyl6do
vereinknek kell kiallani. Alabb
levelet k0zliink, melyet sziberiai
fogsagbol irt egy budapest ma
gyar tiszt eek a sorOk a husza-
dix szazad kulturajanak legna-
gyobb gyalazatat tarjak a vilag
ele. Magyarorszagon masfeleve
mines mar hadifogoly a sziberiai
mez0k0n szerencsetlen testvereink
kel meg mindig ugy bannak, a
hogy meg az allatokkal is sok vol
ma. Minden ,szanalmunk es resi-
vetiink az orosz rabsag keserii ke-
nyeren tenrod6 vereinke, de sza-
nalom es reszvet lit mem eleg.
Cselekedni kell, mindent megmoz-
gatni, hogy miel6bb hazakeriilje-
mex flank.
Legut6bb uj mozgalom indult
meg hadifoglyaink hazaszallita-
sara. Mindazok, akiket illet, OIL
vassak ezeket az alabbi sorokat
S hatvanyozza meg er0iket az a
tudat, hogy elerkezett tizenket-
tedik ora, a melyben erelyesen,
gyorsan, eredmenyesen kell csele-
kedni.
! A fogoly tiszt 1919 november
l4-en irta levelet Nikolsk- -Ussu-
riskben, ahonnan hazater6 kato
max hoztak magukkal juttattak
Budapesten el6 sziileihez. Beve-
zeto sorai utan k0vetkez6ket
irja levelben:
Tavaly oktoberben 0zonlGttek
a csapatok - foleg japaniak es
amerikaiak = Beresowkara las
sankint kiszoritottak minket a
barakkokbol. Ere ct vonatra
raktak az egesz tabort, mintegy
0tezer embert keletre utnak in
ditottak. Csak a legsziiksege-
sebb holmikat tartottuk meg, a
tobbit penzze tettiik, hogy ha-
romhetes uton legyen NIT enniink.
Az utazas zavartalan volt ket he
tig, mig ide, Nikolskba, erkez-
think. TIT az ct szallitmanyt XII
toltak mellekyaganyokra messze
a varost6l s OFT harom napig all
funk.
A negyedik napon megjelent
ket szotnya kozak, hires Kalmii-
koff f-kazakokb6l reankparan-
csoltak, hogy azonal szalljunk XII
$ induljunk. Mi, akiket ez a do
log varatlanul ert, kertiik 5ket,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
Tekintetes urak hordjak a fat.
Izgalmas jelenete k a kiosztasnal.
CA Pesti \ aplo cikke)

ket alarmirozta nehany zsakert,
azutan - elindultunk. En- huz-
tam a kocsit, a felesegem onagy-
saga tolta es - minden nagyobb
bal nelkiil megerkeztiink a -
szinhelyre.
Az utcanak 2 fas- -kamrahoz tar
toz6 resze ekk0rra mar valosag-
gal ell volt barrikadozva kis szal.
Ito kocsikkaI. Lehetett oft leg
alabb harminc, mindmegannyi
persze a tartozekaval, egy tisztvi-
sel6vel vagy tisztviselonovel es
megfelel6 szamu mar ameny-
nvit fel tudott sorakoztatni =
csaladtaggal. Lattam OFT fatal es
6sz urakat es asszonyokat vegyes+
es csak elvetve egy-egy, a tobbie'S
altal ugyancsak megirigyelt -
bocsanat! - cseledet.
Mar volt vagy felot, de a f.
meg mindig mem erkezett meg,
de a jo emberek, akik annyira
megszoktak a varast, ezuttal is
tjirelmesen iild0geltek a kocsiko1
es "a kovezeten. Es k0zben
Observation-Disclosures es elpanaszol-
lax a mostani id6k keserveit IS
szidiak a rossz organizaciot, ami
Matt a legkisebb dologert is nap
szamba kell varakozniok. Es fel-
iGezik a regi idok emlekeit, ami
kor meg -. Hej =.
Egyszerii mozgolodas tamad.
Az emberek felugralnak helyeik
r3l.
= lit fa = hallatszik.
Es t6nyleg, ebben a pillanat-
ban fordult be egy faval megra-
kott kocsi az Etcaba. Megerke-
zett a varva vart Fa-
Percek alatt szetbontjak ko-
csi- barrikadot, hogy a f6-kocsi-
max helyet adjanak. Es a fo-kocsl
"kik0t." Els most olyan jelenel
kGvetkezik, amit a szemlel6 soha
el rem fog felejteni. A fas-sze-
kernek megnyitjak az oldalfalait,
a fas-f6nok pedig kiadja rendei
kezest,, hogy akinek megfelelG
szamu zsakja van, az berakod.
hat Ezzel, mint aki j6l vegez.
tie a dolgat, mar ell is megy, ott
hagyvan maga helyett egy kato-
na ruhaba 0lt0z0tt munkast, ak
bizony = mint ut6lag kideriilt -
magyar nyelvvel mem a legjobl
baratsagban volt.
Els tekintetes tisztvisel6 urah
es tisztvisel6n6k pedig, akik del!
el5tt meg szorgalmasan inteztek
az sktaikat, szorgos kezekkel lat
nak a berakodashoz. Macy igye
| kezettel toltik meg zsakj kjaikat &
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

A K0ztisztvisel6k Fogyasztasi
Szovetkezetebcn fa-kiosztas van.
Mar hetekkel elobb cedulakat
kaptunk, de mem fa atvetelere,
hanem csak a penz befizetesere
es a cedulak megszerzeseert is ma
pokon keresztiil kellett a Szovet-
kezethez eljarni, hogy megtud-
hassuk, mikor kapjuk meg azo-
kat. Vegre azonban keziinkben a
cedula. Szerencsem volt. Kis
szamot kaptam. A hetest.
- TeSsek ket het mulva ide-
nezni, - mondta egy fiatalember,
a Sz0vetkezet fiokjanak faelosz-
t6 f6n0ke, - ITALIAN akkorara meg
jon a fa.
J6hiszemii voltam orok ele-
temben, elneztem hat fiokba ka5
het mulva, de bizony a far6l meg
mitsem tudtak es AIT sem tudtak
fnegmondani, mikorra varhato.
- Tessek erdeklGdni. = hang.
zott a lakonikus valasz.
Es en- erdekl6dtem El6bb ma
ponkint, maid minden mashdi1
napon. azutan amikor mar elun-
tam tiirelmi Atekot, hat bizonv
egy hetig Sc neztem a bolt fele.
Amikor megint elfogott az erdek.
l6desi vagy, megtudtam, hoev
mar "tegnap" lehetett befizetni
es hogy mar a 62-es szamnal tar
tanak, tehat varjak, amig a maj
rapra felvett e!6fizetok elfogy.
tax, akkor maid kes6n j0v6kre
keriil a sor.
Es en- vartam. Es mem hiaba
Befizettem a ket mazsa fa ARA,
az el6re megallapitott negyvan
korona helyett hatvankilencet IS
azzal szigoru utasitassal hagy-
tam ell a faskamrat, ahol a pen
zemet oily sok utanjaras aran ell
fogadtak, hogy meg aznap DEL
utan jojjek ell faert. Es hogy a
cedulamat j6l 6rizzem meg!
Mem kellett ketszer mondani,
hiszen mar ugy szerettem volna
a fat sajat pincemben latni!
Delutan ket craig vagyok hi
vatalban. Elcsipek egy negyed-
6rat a hivatalos idob6l, hogy mi
mel hamarabb hazavigyem a fat
Merit, ugyebar, ARA gondolni sen
lehet, hogy az edes terhet penzer;
hazavitessem. Hiszen a szallitas
legalabb annyiha keriil ma, mint
maga ia.
Gyorsan elfogyasztottam az
ebedet - ez nagyon konnyii nun
ka volt = hazmestert6l elker
tenn kis szallit6 kocsit, fele
segem k0zben az 0sszes hazbelie
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
OFFICIAL SCHOOL
CEEDINCS
PRO.

Of the Independent School Dist No.
20, Upsala, Morrison County, Minnesota.
Minutes of regular meeting of the
board of said school Dist. held in the
board room in the village of Upsala on
Dec. 9th. 1919.
Meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent Peterson at o'clock. P. NJ
Minutes Of previous meeting and of
the special meeting read and approved.
Roll call found quorum present and
the following business was transacted.
Motion made by August Fagerman,
seconded by Henry Hanson. carried;
that the school should pay G. L. LaBar
S1.00 per trip for taking his daughter
to school, Zone way only until wealth
er and roads would permit walking:
Bids were received for hauling chill
dren from school Dist. No. PA to Up
sala school, On motion made by Aug.
Fagerman, seconded by Alex Anderson,
carried; that the bid of NJ. r. Rittmann,
price being $4,000 per month for the
short route and $500 per month for
the long route, be accepted. All men,
bers voting aye.
On motion made by Aug. Fagerman,
seconded by Alex Anderson. it was de-
cided to send J. A. Paulson's children
to school house old Dist. No. 81 and AL
bert Ahlstorms children to Upsala
school.
On January End 1920. the board decid-
ed to go to several of the consolidated
schools in the state in order to get an
idea what plans would be best to a.
dept for the construction of school.
On motion made and carried the fol-
lowing bills were audited and ordered
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
.DADD1} EVENING
flk]EA!!R{Y TALL
A 81 nary Graham
~ Bonner @y&*o%k
CHRISTMAS BOATS.

"Ah," said the sailboat, 1--WE come
to this shop and glad indeed am to be
here"
'Why, hello" said the toy subma-
rine, "where did see you last?"
up in Santa Claus workshop" said
the sailboat. HE has always made
some of u.s.
Were rather new thing with him,
believe" said the toy submarine.
Hello, boats,' said the warship,
chow are you feeling?"
"Splendidly," said the sailboat, "nev-
er better"
MY boat feelings are Of the best,"
said the toy submarine.
Good" said the warship. "Well,
we're of all kinds in this shop" said
the sailboat. Santa keeps up to the
times. He makes boats which have
been popular for years and years. and
he makes boats which have been great
~ noticed and admired and Travelled
upon and oil Of that for the years
which have only lately passed"
Dear me-" said the toy submarine,
'how beautifully you talk, sailboat."
II find you're so nice-you modern
boats" said the sailboat, that I feel
like talking nicely and saying the best
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
ROCKVILLE NEWS
Dunk Bolts, Reg'r Correspondent
George Bingham.)

Dan Hooks is now out looking for
Sile Sims. who some weeks ago took a
| forked switch and located we'll for
Dan and guaranteed that he would be
able to find plenty Of water at = depth
of between fifteen ana seventeen feet.
Dan has already gone about seventy
five feet, most of the way thru the hard
est kind of rock and the hole is as dry
! as powder horn. Sile commenced hid
ing out soon after depth Of twenty
feet was reached and it is feared Dan
will experience difficulty in locating
him. Another thing that is going to
make is hard on Sile is that Dag Smith,
one of Dams neighbors, without any
; water witching whatever, has struck all
the water he needs at depth of thir-
teen feet Without touching rock.
Zero Peck says when he sees his wife
crying he cannot help but feel that his
neighbors have been telling her of some
of the meanness he did not do.
During the week Of december II, the
week the astronomers had the world
scheduled to come to an end Il peddler
was through Hogville and offered Dan
Hooks a pair of pants for dollar. Dan
thought the peddler was trying to get
rid of his stock before the emu came and
did not feel that he would ever need
any more pauts, so did not buy. Now
he is sorry he was misled by the estron-
omers as he cannot possibly buy such a
pair for less than dollar and quar-
ter.
Sile Sims has told it that as he passed
up the big road by the Belcher
home last Sunday night about ten o.
clock he heard Cape Allsop kiss Miss
Petunia Belchcr. Both Cape and Miss
Petunia have denied it. but outsiders
are still wondering if Sile could have
possibly misinterperted the noise he
heard
Sile Sims succeeded in getting his
automobile to run a few steps recent
" but bv the smoke it made the specta-
TORS could not tell whether he was burn
ing coal or wood.
The Bear Ford Preacher preached
very able sermon last Sunday on 'Ec
ononly' and after the sermon when the
hat was passed around those who had
heretofore been giving dimes and nick,
les cave pennies and the penny crowd
did hot respond at all. The preacher IS
wife was heard TO tell the preacher she
was clad he had gotten that sermon out
of his system.
The Hogville Postmaster says If nc
was not afraid he would get homeslck
if elected he would be candidate Tor
President Of the United States. HIS
friends arc confident he could win II ne
wanted the job
Zero Peck and his wife have been
getting along better since the first OF
the year. Zero made New Year
resolution to do everything her way,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13
OFFICIAL crr SSN991
PRO-

Of Independent School Dist. No. o.,
Upsala, Morrison County, Minnesota
Minutes of a special meeting held in
school house. old Dist. No. 22A, 1 o.
clocF. P. NJ. Dec 18th. 1919.-
found that the school house in old Dist.
No. PA is beyond repair. And decided
to call a meeting the same day in the
The poard on met fe at 24g Of the
members being present Meeting was
called to order by the chairman and on
motion made and carried by all. it was
decided to haul the children to Upsala
school and the clerk was ordered to
post notices for bids to be in at regu-
lar meeting the eth of Dec. 1919. The
board reserved rights to reject all bids.
Meeting adjourned.
ADOLPH PETERSON,
President
ALEX ANDERSON,
District Clerk.
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The Will Is King.

Remember that you are not depend
ent on outside influence. Your will
is stronger than any example, might
Ter than any force which can be
brought to bear on you from outside.
Sometimes people excuse themselves
from wrongdoing on the ground that
been favorable, but it is shame when
we permit ourselves to offer such an
excuse. The will is king of circum-
stances Outside circumstances can
control us only when the rightful SOY.
ereign abdicates his throne.-Girls
Companion.
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PIERZ

Pierz Journal (5)-H. G.. Poser has
completed plans for new barn to be
built early next spring. The building
will be 36x76 feet and will be completed
with ell up-to-date equipments.
A report was received at this office
this week stating that John F. Kugel of
Cloquet, Mimi, left for Europe recent
".
The Pierz Mercantile Co. moved into
their new large store building the past
week. The new building was complet-
ed several days ago and is equipped
with a fine ladies' rest room, ETC., and
is fine improvement for Pierz village.
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CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION
tate of Minnesota. }
~ N6o~c:o1~

State of Minnesota.)
County of Morrison.)
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of David E.
Smith, sometimes called Ed. Smith,
Decedent
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the granting of adminis-
tration of the estate of said decedent:
The petition of Gilbert Smith having
been filed in this Court. representing
that the said David E. Smith. then a
resident Of the County Of Harrison.
state Of Iowa. died insstate on The l7th
day of September, 1914, and praying
that letters of administration of his es-
tate be granted to Lyman Signor of
Little Falls, Mimi, and the Court, hav-
ing fixed the time and place for hearing
Therefore. You. and Each of You. are
hereby cited and required to show
cause. if any you have. before this
Court. at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House. in the City Of Little
Falls, in the County of Morrison, State
Of Minnesota, on the 9th day of March,
1920, at 1000 o'clock A. M, why said
petition should not be granted.
Witness. the Judge of said Court, and
the Seal of Said Court this 9th day of
February, 1920.
(SeaD C. w. KEMP.
Probate Judge.
E. p. ADAMS
Attorney for Petitioner 50-52
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ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING
THEREON.
ESTATE OF SAMUEL. CAsTLEMAN

State of NIinnesota,)
County of MorrisOn.)
Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate OF samuel
Castleman. ST., also written Samuel
Castleman
Letters Parliamentary this day hav-
ing been granted to Louis W.'Fasaiy
1t Is Ordered. That the time WITHIN
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may, present claims against
his estate in this court, be,a and the same
hereby is. limited to three months from
and after the date hereof: and a2 ;5ha a
70 o'c1o9ek A. M; in the probate te
the City Of Little Falls. in said Coun;,
ty, be, and the same hereby is. fixed
and appointed as the time and place
for hearing upon and the examination.
adjustment and allowance Of such
claims as shall be presented within the
time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order in n! the Little
Dated February 9th, 1920.
(SeaD 9. W.. KEMP,
Judge of Probate.
S. C.. & l.. w. VASALY.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Little Falls, Minnesota $685.