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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

in kN,CNC!Q en- LA IRENSN sirnpre
g Ge cxilo SECURE. i.laine I'd. =! IPie.onc
T-sys III 3 suUas!rse desde iuggc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

Sc RENTAN cuartos amuebiados en- casa d,
fam..:a mczicaua. Gus Camden S.. go
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TENDO historic "Ncxico Il T-av6s &c los
Sicios." DiriGirsc a I'll Theo Avenue. lei.
Tr. go.
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Y se disc que u prohibition durara pr
To siemIre. Pero no hay que afIiE:rse.
La Union Mail Order Co. AIS National
Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. esta verdiendo ex-
uacto. con e. cual pueGe listed obtener
a!sunos ga.cnes de magnificas y agrada-
b.es bebidas.
listed puede .omar Rlgo en- Ia nlaaaua,
deapues del t-ahajo. r L. bora de la CO.
r,ida. ) en- sus dias dc campo o reunio-
mes. y estas teb:das son tan brcnas que
cuaado listed las hgya probado una vez.
re-ordara aQuei:os masniticos tierapos que
"a pasarcn. Estan g~arantizadas qIe le
dardR complete satisfaction. I'm paaue-
te de este extracto. sera suficiente para
s galones de magnificaS bebidas. y 81
costo IS solamente De Sl.as Re.uerde
que solo de esta Compania podra listed
obtener el extracto necesario para hacer
s g~a!ones. No Sc necesita que envfe US
ted d!nero ade!antado. Todo 10 que ne
costa hacer es, cortar este aviso V en-
viario junto con su nombre y direction.
Sc le enviara a listed este extracto a
vuelta de correo, y cuando listed 10 re-
ciba psga-a s1.as por eli extracto y zoe.
mas por los gastos de embarque. 81 real
mente quiere listed algo bueno para be-
Der, le sugerimos cue mande su orden in
mediatamente y nc divide poner su nom
bre y direction con cla-idad.
UNION MAIL ORDER 60.
DEPT. 247.
as National Ave. Milwaukee, WIS.
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MANDE X ccnsvos er cS;ampinas ; q
yueftl de cor-=o rccib:ra 5 vistas fotosra-
icas dc Ia Capital de Mexico. FotcgFaiia Ne
leans 30 So. Laredo st. San Antonio. Te-
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10SF ATTOEIO RIvERA =.

AbccrSo &c los Tyib-rcl-s as a E@pHoiica'
So sncc-ca De .Oda ciase Ge sSuntns proieSto-
males IN MexicaE. Ba5a California. oSps-
.ba IN 81 ed:ficio sicuato fCerte al De- II
Ayuataniento. Para asun;oS cue h2saA
-a7ri.a-ss ante tribUnz!es , sutor'ta!Ss
ls ES-aSox Ta.5uS. ssa aSocIaGo con -
.ninen,c abo=uGO WilsLG Andrews. &C Los
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iPOR QUE NO?
SESORR

,ouic-e listed ser bonita? En;oaccs. use us
ted mis- articulo7. Es:os son proccden:cs de
ms Cor.cs Reales dc Ing,c;crra. y han veTl-
10 de gcucracitu IN Ccne-aci6n. Aetua-rnen-
70 soy Ia mica posceLora de ciicS. Remove
cor instantinco de espinilss Ia MnsGue
81. 90 : $50; tres claSes dc crcnnas lns"Pe
-ab,es So. v s. %. ColoriGo de hermosura,
75r. Dcrila,o-.o Go Gene. en- ro!vo. 50s. Sc
eav:aa ? ;c.as 3S=;ss. Porte ) co@t-:5GHcton
J.. guerra. lec. G.atsa Holland. 80 W.
Commerce ST. Tel. CT. 3ll. San Antonio.
Texas
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ABOGADOS.
-nnnrs 1900 ARRuERNs MEXICA.

FERROCARRTLERos MEXICA-
NOS Hare que las ComraSisi les rSsn-
noI.sn % que invirti6 en- Bo=Os de - Iii
b4--sa Cob~3 Back Ply" aunrn-o De sUel-
dos. saequcs y "-snDoa". ST ruL-r 2lsoH &C
-iGaate e Ct y-a0aio 20 e dire 10 Que deoe
peGi-. Ar-eEgo nsSocios relac.oCaGO1 son nj
p-ofcsiSu 81 toGGS pactS cct raiS. ClH-
y7r,e al Lis. ;. PEARCE KANE. sos hs3-
sas C..y Like B.ts.. Sars-s City. Ao.
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Sc EENDE IN piano e~sectrico. de % notas.
en- bueras condolences. muy barato. lnfor-
man So So. Conchos st.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

eos v - S--New NoT>. y.
r--.g1,e,-n pe-tycelouado ac las s.anau.aS
---a ,,-t-s Ia pc4t-aciou 0c~vlcS2-
~ rl.,SIdad d. opc-aes-n y siu 'mpea'r cue
aeeigus g su- osupaciones Gla-tas- am
10 g-s--=lriades del est0mago san
ere. pie,. s ro5l:a. DE- acuerco con los I,I-
mos rctod0e f-arc~-rs- 500 H1ses.~ 49,.
- .rtsnlrs yl,rsrs Hcao-arsos m0d'-
90, v, r.ma.o rage.sgon1cnela.
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PRESTAMOS

.NECESITA $S5.g0c P-tstamos confidence
ls sObrc mUc5les a personas Il suede. ADO
nos tactics. Por $500. SIS. semanarios- Ges
Coaroy B.dE. San Antonio. Texas. IL: :.
Main St Houston. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

ROSA DE bonn. PrcEssora 81 parties ; e.
,Ceuiaiista su c1lerlncdades de Ae"eFaS- 80
-. Houston ST TeleIoaO travis 1915.
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DE- GUILLERMo HARRISON. EsPeeia
H.-n Op-ro. EXAMINE .cs oj0s parN !cntes.
\, cpapuGen anteu1os &c tocas claseJ. Pre-
-. n,SSlcos- IL So.-Gad -.
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VENTAS
SAUNDERS
$500. 90 al c~ontado.-sSO. 90 por Mes.

5000. 90 al Contado.-sSo. 90 por Mes.
Casa en- esquina de Gale pavimentada, COM
puesta de cinco cuar;os. bano terraza.
Con banquetas de crnento en- ci frente y
costados. Precio 100000.
A. B. RATHER REALTY COMPANY.
40 Frost Bldg. Tel. TT. 6pS6.
TENGo tres negocios y vendo cualquiera
lie clos. por no poder aterderlos. Fabrica
dc sofas. : ticndas dc abarrotes en- diferen-
les .ugares. D:riianse q Gale Burleson 1901.
raI T. 976T (2D
poR 5000. 90 al contado : $3.50 Oe en- abo-
;os De Zoe. semanarios. venGo SoA. Stt11oV
IN csquina. en- South Home. lnfcrmes en- aOt
Jose St. N-'
Sc vENDE sila de b~arberia. espejo' resoN
* of.cina ; sEuamani!. 1928 FL Faso 81
.-ente a Ia CapiIla lie Guadalupe. '2o'
Sc VENDE o rentan cIseres completes de
.arniceria. InfOrman 9o2 Ruiz s. tZol
yENpo magnifica Grafono!a. de gabinete.
st nuev-. en- pe-ferto cstRdo: Ia Goy 500
70. pIo.c az
DE vENTA EN- WACO. TEN. Cass de II
GInr-Oe. con Qua Al
rio nexicaro, 4 dos cuadras del City Hall.
P-scio de s~acr:ficio para vendcTia Immediate
vcnte So. OOo.O 90. P. o. Box S76. De Leon
Texas.
vE,.po I'm AHoNos naGuins, de- evser
; "o5i%er." ''VSEFHDo Al GoNTsDo disco,
"Coluro:a.' naquinas Singer asadas nny
haze HEMSTTTcHING a 20 c;s ya-da. F.
=. los Santos. lei. Travis cS1". rs w
Commerce s.
IpETACAs Y vEldCES de construction fuc--
-. t-c5ujo Earan:izado. TenEo maEa:fieos
yc,icss dc MADEIRA iorTado- con !aTnIna a pre-
clos muy bara;os. FABRICA DC Bauics y &c
,a-as. D Mlaos I.eiC. 6i3 Doiorosa s.. san
Antonio. Texas.
MANDE X ecnevos er cStampdlas , a
meth de cor-so rccib:ra 5 viStas fotosra-
iCas dc Ia Capital de Mexico. FoIcgrafta Me
yI-ara go So. Laredo St San Antonio. Ie-
;Gs.
RASCuIAs do todas clases. Sc eompran.
vardcn = carnbiar. AEentss dc las eaSeu.as
rompu:adoras au;omsticas Detroit. Basrc-
AS ''FairhanE". Tostadores DE- cafe 10
gal". Moinos &C cafe CGchilloS para car
| Antonio. Texas. Tel. Or. 4224. Il. L. HAIR
us. Mgr.
| NUSICA PARA PIANO tmSrusc--l) Plea
| lista General. Observation-Disclosures Para orqusS-
Ia. ct. Repertoire de Auslca McAic"na' 30"
So sta. \. San Antonio. Texas
| EE TENDE casa. II cue-tos. modcrnn. iuI
AS y haho. cerra del centric. cuartos oien
! -entados. llOlEW. Commerce ia
MAQuINAS DE ESCRI5lR
an abonOs faciles
Inns NJ Ruo;o 40I Camaron St.
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ENSENANZA.

PROFESSOR jose Alfonso Pajares. del Con
servato-io E1cioaAl DE- NEsjca De Mexico. con
ms DC > amos dc p-sc-lca- Da c.ass~ }S--
r:,u.a-es s en- 81 Academia 1918 W. Rogs-
yru.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA un buen reiocatot. ocurFe
hoy mismo. 307 Alamo Plaza. berger o'"I.H'
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Para ibros en- espano; dirijasc US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n, Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

MARIA De LA ROSA yda- dc GaeF. Fro
f..o-s an Ta-;o<. fscu.tad ic Saf Luis Poo-
Al Especi4iaad en- entern'cdodes dc y'h'9-
.s,,S,4 DO Mexico ) san Lu.s. PEeclcS sCEna-
r,ST-r m,afcos. - Lavaca St san An
.ouic, Texas.
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Sc ~NECESITAN ayudantes de mecanieo. d.
tes. 6lT.. DoOrnsa 81.
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nOCTORA ORSTETgICA oirees sus srrviclos
a ~puoLico. Cscl3a schultz - Euae4iL2e
s. Tea. tt. 5=s6-
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ANGELINA l.. CONT. caatante Dc opera
ita!iaua. oErecg SIS ~serv5cioS como professors
&c rancc. ua4Eo y ate tsatra- i-5 S9.riad s.
T~AQUISRAFIA Piuusa. mul..Eratia. die
tasonU. ulmeaEraio. teU-tUr.a, escrly1ra en-
aeu.ua. gratis. JiEZsu. Alto, De N2SGsE.
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UN TRAJE POR $500

De casimir a Ia MEDIA. V. Sosa. Sastrr,
CO., Do.orosa St. Tel. Travis 3l02. san An
tonic. Texas.
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ibdrkEWTA FUGNTES
cI-If Uo!o .OsS s. 1915
/ - 'rc!Sforo T-ayrs -A4O
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
PARA GANAR MAS DINERO

Aprenda listed in
giles en- su propia
casa, Por medic de
nuestro curse espe.
cial, y Il ayuda lie
uEa persona amerl-
cana. EnvienoS ST.
nombre Y direcc; ou
Y lie daremOs infor.
mes.
PAL Main St.
P. o Box 57S
RUDY COLLEGE
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"A SRA. Virginia L. De- Vallado De Con
,7,e- ION altos cse1dios. Jescuea FRANCESCA
Pr6c5ea hospi;als-'s y civil. otrece sus
ss-vicos En- par-os. eaferrncdades de StHo-
- = a., s.pscisI5ad. en- .os 2ino~. kecU-
asadaGA por Ie DScloE OrteG2- sol y Leo
IA St.
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Sc RE\TAN cu&r:os safE~sSadoS. con . sir
ssjS;cac:s. 3l6 5. Coachos s.. Ssn AZ cc-
a.o. Tsza'. Vicente ganEei. Prop.
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LA SG&CRA Domingo Diaz Lcal ofrece sus
traba;Js d. bordado y pintura a precios
comedies. 6"9 6. Laredo. Altos.
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Sc NECES4TAN so honbres para traDalaF
en- piedra, buenos. suicides y. casas paFa'as'
Ocurran a G. VI. Crushed Rock Co L IS,
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Sc NECESITA hombre reconenda0ls para
tabajo de casa. DiriSIrse al ST. uoh1'
CO. La Prensa,
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba ST. esQu'na con Lake.
y,a,w. Tslefono Travis $40
m y. MARTINEZ CUBAN. Es7tS!aE'sa
= .rferrredadss de EIlOs : p3TSs Ae-'ei-
- :. n general. OS:ciua. 100 W onr=S
8 rsssfoao Travis Z20S
-yIIOR RuERu&. JH!HOPkAClOR no
os;r;,a. % 8 a u VI. y de 5 a .
> NJ I20sA West HoUstos 1t Tel Cr-
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Casa en- esquina de Gale pavimentada, COM
puesta de cinco cuar;os. bano Y terraza.
Con banquetas de crTnento en- ei trente y
costados. Prccio $4,000. 90.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06
RICHARD ROBERTSON @s II II IS. /.
s2.sS :s3 e *s=s. DIED At DULUTH

Il The Duluth papers of Tuesday car
ried q notice of the death of. Richard
Robertson Of Grand Marais: Mr..
Robertson left here about three
weeks ago to consult an eye spec
ialist in Duluth, complaining at that
time that he was getting blind. We
have not heard what was the cause
of his death : III I.
The remains were sent n to- Rice
Lake for burial. Mr.. Robertson was
about SO years of age and has made
his home i'm this county for a mum
ber Of years. He has a pretty little
cabin on the shore, about one mile
west of Brule River, where his has
been engaged in fishing for about
three years. He was man of sterl-
ing integrity and made a staunch
friend of every neighbor and acquain-
tance. His loss will be deeply re-
gretted by the people of the COM
munity.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06
The rs County i Fair
@#%s . Edited bye County Agent =*=x-t + 1>
Edited by County Agent

those present an opportunity to
gain clearer ideas Of standards Of
perfection. >~1<v: -
At the evening meeting on Friday,
C. E. Brown gave short talk ON
potato improvement through selec-
tion and the seed plot. He also ex-
planned the organization Of the State
Potato Exchange and it's progress to
date Miss Shepperd spoke on the
standards used in Judging cookery
exhibits. =
The exhibits in the Indian depart
ment showed fine skill in a type of
work that is the more interesting be-
cause of the probability of it's pass
ing away with the present genera
tion of workers.
The county rural school spelling
contest on Saturday afternoon
aroused much interest. Owing to
the fact that the decision to hold
the contest was reached shortly be-
fore the date of the fair, no special
preparation was possible and lesser
number of schools sent representa-
tives than would otherwise have
been the case. In the written con-
test, Miss Mabel Lemm of Tofte was
first, Miss Victoria Skoog second and
Miss Annie Rindahl, third. In. the
oral contest, Miss Lemm was again
first, Miss Rindahl, second and Miss
Skoog, third.
Measured by attendance the fair
was the most successful yet held
and the county agricultural society
begins it's seventh year with larger
membership than in any previous
year.
The list of awards will be pub
lished in the next issue of the
"News-Herald."
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06
MINNESOTA SEED POTATOES
s% ARE i BEST, SAYS IOWA

+ Minnesota seed potatoes score
again, G. Z. Fitch, potato expert Of
the agricultural extension depart
ment at Iowa State College at Ames,
says that the Minnesota seed has this
year shown itself worth $100 an acre
more in net results than: Iowa grown
seed. = >~5 ssE-x <s3*< + 81 81 =: = 4g
Mr.. Fitch's statement is based, says
Better Iowa, the clipping sheet is
sued at Ames,. on demonstrations
carried ON in seven different Iowa
counties to bring out the value Of
vigorous northern seed potatoes.
-Four trial lots have. just been dug.
near Sigourney in Keokuk county.
with these results: Certified Cob
blers, grown in Northern Minnesota
yield l26 bushels an acre with only
II bushels Of throwouts. The Iowa
grown Cobblers planted alongside
yielded 65 bushels with % bushels
Of small and inferior potatoes. "In
other, Words" says Mr.. Fitch, "the
nothern seed produced 115 bushels of
good table potatoes and the Iowa
seed only 43 bushels, a difference of
73 bushels, worth at least $1O0.
Better Iowa also declares that in
Early Ohios the certified Red River
Valley seed produced 1O5 bushels net.
The Iowa Early Ohio seed produced
60 bushels with 20 bushels of throw
outs, or 40 bushels net. The table
stock from Minnesota grown was
larger and more uniform than that
from the Iowa seed.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06

The sixth annual fair held on the
last day. Of September and the first
two days. Of this month was a very
creditable showing Of the products
of the farms and gardens, and of the
skill of the homemakers of the
county. The exhibits in all depart
ments showed quality and care in
selection, factors of chief import
ance and far more so than quantity.
The increase in interest in the Live
stock department, as compared with
former years, was encouraging to all
who believe in the dairying possi-
bilities of the county. For the first
time in the history of the fair, two
of the leading dairy breeds were rep
resented by registered animals, C. O.
Johnson of Rosebusll, showing
Guernseys and Hans Gilbertsen Of
Maple Hill, Holsteins, Including a
number of very good grades
In the vegetables department. the
exhibits showed a good understand
ing of the qualities called for by the
markets and an improvement in uni
fornity over that shown in past
fairs.
The fine exhibits of needlework
and cookery were marked feature
of the show and deserve description
by one competent to describe them.
Failing such description, it should
be said that they gave proof of an
interest in the county fair and it's
purpose that insures success.
The Judging of exhibits was done
by Miss J. shepperd and Mr.. C. Il.
Brown of the State Extension Divis-
ion. In performing their work the
judges gave their reasons for the
placings. This is an educational
feature of the work and affords
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06
Worthwhile PHOTOPLAY

A really worth while photoplay is
1.-The Haunted Bedroom" starring
dainty Enid Bennitt, which will be
shown at the Princess Saturday and
Monday. The mystical atmosphere
Impaired by the story fills the spec:
tatorr with thrills, and there isn't a
dull moment throughout the action
1t is quite certain that all who see
this picture will find it entertaining
to a degree. The support is excel.
lent.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06
.NlE:,Ws-ETTEs ! or GRAND 81. "a
!: .==."5. =" y " . RlARAls AND VICINITY
Jotting. Heard About Town 5,
/. ..o Things Of General Interest Z
s.@:I.> to Local Readers. %=4 \ !. u

Mrs. J. J. Hussey is ! a: visitor in
I Duluth y this this week !. 4. !. !.
Geo. H. Mayhem returned ON the
America Sunday from Duluth
l.. M. Crawford of Mineral Center
was a Grand Marais visitor SATURDAY..
| "A. H. Sawyer. Of Mineral Center
was a Grand Marais caller Monday.
Jas. S. Woods is a Duluth visitor
this week, making the trip in his
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. johnson re-
turned Sunday from a motor trip to
the Twin Cities. =.
Hugo Grandell Of Duluth spent a
few days in town this week greeting
friends. Mr.. GrandeM was formerly
employed as shop foreman at the
North Shore Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Aim motored
to Duluth Sunday, returning Monday.
H. 0. Holte accompanied them on the
trip to Duluth, where he will receive
medical treatment.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hussey entertained II
ladies last Thursday evening at her
home. Progressive 500 was played
and bounteous lunch was served
by the hostess. A very pleasant
evening was spent.
The Canadian car that was burned
at Cascade few weeks ago was sal
vaged and taken to Fort William to-
day. The wreckers were Fort Viii.
Liam. people and what was left of
the car was taken back there in an
auto truck.
! Victor Johnson, a. former resident
of Grand Marais, but now located at
Eveleth, is visiting this week with
his brothers Matt and John Johnson
of Colvill. He expects to return
home in a few days. >.
The American Legion Will have a
meeting Saturday night at $3.50, at
the Court House ALL, members are
urged to be present, IS there VII
be an election of officers
Iver Annondson, Of. the Two Har
bors Auto Company, transacted bus
mess in Grand Marais Wednesday o1
this week. Mr.. Amondson drove {
classy new. Willys-Knight and was
accompanied by few friends from
Two Harbors.
Pathfinder cars of the Michigan
Pike Association passed through
Grand Marais Saturday on their way
to Port Arthur. They we're in charge
of a party of Canadians who arr
endeavoring to. get the association tx
visit the Canadian head Of the lake!
via the North Shore road next sum
mer. In that event Grand Marai!
will be one Of the stopping place:
of the places Of. interest visited
According to one OF the party abou
200 are expected to make the tri1
next year.
| Rev. Father Simon of Cloquet will
return from Grand Portage Thursda,
night of next week and will be- a
the Chippewa village church from
Friday till Monday night, the 18t]
inst
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06
HEALTH PICTURE SHOWN
AT THE PRINCESS

The moving picture END of the
Road was shown at the Princess
Theater Monday evening under the
auspices of the Minnesota State
Board of Health. It is part of the
propaganda carried on y the health
authorities to educate the people to
the seriousness Of syphilis as a
disease. The story opens with H.
lustratiors of the different ideas of
the origin of life as taught by par
ents to their children, later taking
up the effect of the knowledge so
gained on the grown-up boy and girl.
1t disproves of the idea that children
should be left in ignorance as to the
matters of sex hygiene and that this
knowledge should be found out by
them in their own way. The whole
becomes an episode of life and stands
out vividly in the memory. No talk
could make the impression that this
motion picture left.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06

Mrs. Mayhem will continue her sale
of millinery, consisting Of fall and
winter hats, another week, and amy
one wishing to get a hat must call
before next Monday evening, as her
stock will be returned on the Monday
night boat.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06

The fishermen have now COM
menced the fall herring fishing.
Mrs. Hans O. Hottie received word
yesterday that her husband, who is
in Duluth, is to undergo serious
operation. She took the stage this
morning to be with him when the
operation is performed.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06

lOST-A 3x30 tire. on the road. be-
tween John Nelson's, Maple Hill, and
Grand Marais. Finder please leave
at Midway Service Station or the
Herald office.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-06

Alex Mclean, the Duluth abstrac-
tor, transacted business in Grand
Marais Saturday.
Victor johnson, accompanied by mis-
father, August J. Johnson, motored
to Duluth Monday. They expect to
visit friends on, the range and in
Pine City before returning home.
Arthur R. Burns, who was arrested
in Duluth on the charge of speeding
and for aiding in procuring intoxi-
eating liquor, pleaded. guilty to the
latter charge before Judge Cutting
in the Municipal Court of Duluth
Monday and was sentenced to 60
days in the county Jail. The charge
of. speeding was dropped.
According to a newspaper item
100000 tourists visited Minnesota
the past season and spent approx.
mately $10,000,000. This reminds US
of what Mr.. Magney said i'm his talk
here recently. That "the tourist bus.
| mess in Northern Minnesota would
soon be worth more than the iror
| mines. ,< u.s. .
A. M. Williams, an engineer from
Preston, Minnesota, has been making
survey of the water powers in this
locality with the view of developing
some Of them. This county is4hlessed
with many water falls and much Uni: i;
harnessed power that will some day
be utilized.