davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

TLsALGS. 100 Acres godt "Hardwod
cut-overu Land we'd god Kjgrevej i
Skovdistriktet, Wisconsin, 1 Mil fra
Skole og ~Jernbane; fire Mil fra By.
Godt s@t Logging Camps - den origi-
male Bygningskost var $1,000 -, pas,
sende for midlertidige Farmbygninger.
Pris kun $25 pr: Acre, rimelige vilkaar
til en- paalideng Kjsber.
Brown Land 9 Lumber Cenapany,
Rhinlelandef. Wfseonsin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
We'd Siden at wort "%cut-over" Land

IF vi nu Stand til at tibyde ct stort og fgrste Klasses Udvalg at opdyrke-
de Farme i ale sterrelser ira 80 Acres og opad: Ale dsse Farme hr ale
vi salg ;a4t dem T,l med Afgceder, Besetning og Maskineri til rimeige Prher
skabe sig en- god hevevej. Disse Farme lgger ner Byen Eagle River: som
er Countryside Villas County og har code Butker og Forrennger at ale
Slags Banker, Kirker, Eojskole ncooperatNt" Mejeri, saymene ov. Byea
hgger we'd de smukke Eagle SGer g vdC Chicago & Northwestern Jernba-
n e. Den erM idpunkt for ct af Americas betydeigse Sommer Resort Df-
striker. Der har v@ret drevet Agerbrug over 20 Aar her Villas County;
men endnu hr Ter aldrg v@ret Misv@kst Der Ell to Hovedgrunde' I'll. at
De br komme her just nu: Afgrgderne fort@Ier klart alt hvad De 6nsker
at fa Besked ON, og wore Priser vii bie hgjere nmste Ar. Vent fkke.
For nmrmere Opysnnger slnv til -
sanborn s Company, Dept. N, Eagle River, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
FARM

273 Acres Farm 3 miles from County
Seat, Montel1o, Wis.,, sandy loan soil
good for potatoes and corn, including
good machinery and farm implements,
also II head of Guernsey Cattle, 4 hor-
ses, so chickens. Good buildings, for
the low price of $1,000, half cash bal.
go interest. If interested write today
to Joseph Springob, Box 18, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

Deres Vegetable Compound og fandt
Diet at we're ct ypperligt Middel. Jeg
begyndte straks at tage paa 0g fix Lin
dring for mine Lidelser. Jeg har for.
talt andre ON Deres Medicin OF kjen-
der nogle, som har brugt den. Jeg eI
glad we'd at hjelpe andre, alt hvad JET
kan" MRS. r. E. DEFINING, 4S7 W.
Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
Medens Livsforandringen er' den NEST
kritiske Periodic i Kvindens Liv, kan
de medf9lgende plagende Symptomer
blive- kontrolleret og normalt Helbred
g%jenyindes we'd betimeligt Brug at Ly-
dia e. Pfnkham's Vegetable Compound.
Ydermere indeholder dette paalide-
ige Middel ingen narkotiske eller- ska
delige Apotekervarer og skylder diets
Virkekraft til de laegende Ekstrattvea
af naturlige RSdder og Urter, som Diet
indeh0lder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

LANDSOGERE skulde like undlade
at bes9ge Poplar, Wisconsin, og bese.
Diet frugtbare Farmland, som ligger
udtil Sgsiden af Lake Superior og
kobe, medens Diet er billigt. Poplar er
20 Miles Ost for Superior og Duluth.
Skriv til
Robert Olson, Pres. Poplar State Bank,
Poplar, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

Kom til Otter Tail Couaty, Mipnesota.
for de bedste GodtkjSb ! improved Farme,
Udmerket Jordbund. Klpver er en- Ukrudt.
Alfalfa, Majs og allie Gressorter vokser til
Perfektion. Mejeri og Kvegopdretning
vii vedblivende trives. Code Veje. Stsrste
Liste over improved Farme. ForespSrg:
J.. 1. Carter, Fergus Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
JOS. J. eAFFNEY
Land og Lam
MORRIS, MIMI
Hvor Majs, Klsver oe Kreatur vi
bringe Dem Velstand.
ekriv efter Liste Of Priser.

$50 ACRES BILLIGT til salg, ON det
kSbes straks. Bedste Red River Valley
Land. God improved Farm, lette Vii
kaar. K6b like uden at Sc dette Godt.
kgb. Jevnt Holland i Marshall Coun-
ty. To til fem Fod sort Muldjord.
Scandinavian Settlement.
L. Zakrzewsk, Stephen, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
@ienreiienbe beorages.

2ige ft6en &rtgen en6te og iaa
mango &uiin6er al Menneifer / Slime
rita enifeoe at reiie tilbage enten fot
iteoie eller for ct tort 8eleg til set
@iem, iom Sc lite f11noe beige eller
bere fra, me6ens @rigen raie6e> er
mango at Dem blebet inpot og beora=
get for 6eres baar6t erbberbe6e Yen=
ge. Meoens Sfanoinaberne bar boz
ret forifoone6e for 6isie 8ebragerier,
er Soft al anore Mationer, iier fra
Central europa, blebet plpn6ret poa
alle m1lige Mao6er: 9eres 9ettro=
enbe6 og beres Eilli6 til anore
[2an6smen6 ct blebet u6nDttet / en-
iaa6an l1bltrRtning, at oct for biit
fig neiten um11li9t at befiempe Oct
te bel ipitematiiereoe &pberi.
Set bill tage for megen 81aos blot
at neone Sc forifiellige Maa6er, Sc
biemien6te er blebet flaaet paa. De
nerite @npoerier timber 9feb be6
8ptnineen at @migrantens &enge og
be6 Salget al @eiiebilletterne: Set
er i6rgeligt at ntaatte iige, at oct 1om
&egel CT @migrantens egne 2an6s=
mgno, ser benDtter fig al 6eres
@bne til at tale bans @prog til at be-
itiele bonn.
&eoe &ors' 5oretgn 2anguage ST.
formation 5erbice bar giort, bba6 Sc
fa1L for at befiempe bette 0nbe og
far boet &ielp / bbert Eilfeloe, Ser
er bleset bragt til beres 9pm9rfiom=
be0. 5amti6ig bar 811reanet idgt
at finoe en- Mau6e, paa bbilfen bette
l1pn1en belt fon %itanoies, enten gien=
nem M 2obgibning eller beo frafti-
gere Sptreoen fra Mutortteternes
SIDE. 8ureauets &ontorer bor til
9ato biulpet i flere Tuiin6e iaa=
6an11e Eager. De bar fl1n6et set noe
iten um1ligt at itan6ie Snp6erier /
Sorbinoelie me6 &engepefsling, i6et
6tsie @effelfontorer bar &aa6 til at
engagere 2omeprofnratorer til at
lere 6em, bborle6es 6e Tan inp6e
Soft uoen at fon1e I @trio meo
2oben. Mange al 6isie Girmaer bar
6eres Mgenter r1rn6t ON / 2an6et, og
@migranterne er nn6er 2e6elie al
6iSfe fra set 9ieblif ,be forlo6er Sc
res &iem, og til 6e er afieilet fra
Mmerifa eller er ftranoet / Seem
Sort n6en 8engemi6ler. SIT befiem=
pc en- faa bel organiieret 8on6e bill
6erfor tage baa6e Ei6, 8enge og ct
itort B%erionole.
&s6e &ors' Snformotion Gerpice
bar til 9ro6s for bisie 8anifeligbe-
Ser n6rettet meget i -6enne Sag.
Set bar otter % otter benbiit baabe
f6oerale og lofale M11toriteters Sp-
m%erfiombe0 paa. 6isfe -8eoragerier
og bar ogiaa facet 6e fremmeoe 2an-
oes &oniuler til at tage Mffpre. Set
bar ligeleoes giennem tit amerifan-
ife &resiebr1reau faaet 6e amerifanffe
Mptier til at gigre 8ublifum befienot
meo, at bisfe 8e6ragerier finder
5te6 Sag efter Sag.
@nbber ser bgrer ON 11oget Gilfel=
be, bbor en- 11blnnoing er blepet
inD6t erte1t paa 8eien til eller fra
Mmertfa, be6es ien6e OplDsninger
6erom til 9feo @rois Snformation
Serpice, 11O7 8roaopap, SEEM
gorf, Der iaa bill unoerfsge, bpao Ser
ton gieres Sagen.
lasFE>S-- .- a. ~ "a - 49, 0f&..oe -. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
CASS COUNTY.

Kltverlandet og Mejerikoens Hem.
Tlbyder ct Hem, der er Deres eget,
til den rette Pris OF paa rimelige VII
kAar. Hvis i~nteresseret skriv eller Be.
ssg The 1000 Lake Land Co.
n. b. Patten, Sec. Remer, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

vi er lokaIiseret i ct sk~andinayiskt
Settlement og har nogle ekstra code
Land-Godtkt6b. vi har for nservRren-
de en- Tract bestaaende at Sc Acres,
beliggende lige uden for vor BY. I'm
meget smuk Plads og nasten alt i'm
proved. Svenskeren, der ejer Landet,
erxsyg og kan like arbejde mere. Skr1v
til os paa Deres eget Sprog.
G. E. Deznewih Land Co, Poskin, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
"A GOOD TITLE ALWAYS" er

"A GOOD TITLE ALWAYS" er vor
Styrke. vi har nogle reele Godtkj6b /
ypperlige Otter Tail County, der hvor
Farme giver rigt Udbytte. Skriv til os
fzDag, og vi vii sende Dem frit Oplys-
ninger ON disse Farme paa lette VII
kaar og smaa Afbetalinger. G. u. Baker
Land Co, Drawer n, Fergus Falls, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
S50--MlNNESOTA FARME-S5n

Send mig NAV, Nayn os Adresse pa EN- elr anden, son De we'd snsker at kjees
sende Dem $50 Jg har til salgs 50 udvaete improved Farme / Clay, DI
anamna.ssi So Hnans 1oE, ,uranntg y neu"e W.. unue s-Nanot .0dfe
CRATER. Randolph Holland, sol Metropolitan Bank Bldg, Minneapolis MIN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
GODTKJ0B I RED RIVER VALLEY
Kom TIL os for code Farm-Codtki0b

i Wikn Co, Minnesota. Har n fin Farm til $125OO DR.. Acre; ner By:
code Vikaar. Har Land i North Dakota, Iowa og Minnesota. Ogsaa BILL
Hgt TpmmerLand til Salgs nr code Kirker og Skoler.
j.. c. Atkins Land Co, Breckenridge, Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

pjeg svag, havde In
|gen Appetit og hav-
de Svimelanfald. -
Jeg led i to eller
tire Aar, fSrend jeg
begyndte at tage
Lydia r. Pinkham's
Nv eye able Com
pound og, Liver
Pills., som jeg saa
.|averteret i Bladene
log i Deres Smaa-
bigger. Jeg tog IN
IL FlaSker al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

Beliggende i Rusk County, der har 3
Mejerier, % Ostefabriker, 70 Rural
Skoler, IL Graded-Skoler og . H1j-
skoler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
FARM A N

Refs til Ladysmih, Rusk County, Wis. vi tlbyder Dem dt bedse
Farmland Staten til Ell Law Prs. vi we'd, at vi kan tlfredsstule Dem n
ten De pnsker vildt, improved eler delvs improved Farme vi hr vRret
i Landforretning IS Aar og hr tlfredstilet Tusnder af Farmere. skrty
straks til o. efter o Lite. vi 9nsker ogsaa nogle faa Agenter til at re-
os. JL. Gates Land Co.. Room 3, Miles Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
GLEN ike at LandplIseIne

GLEN ike at LandD[SeIne + op st SMss sed overall ssnd 4 NJ a. : s st T.
n~stmssssst - rs.sndt :; -. -. , den be5emts Red River valley, h,r
esmasvek e 81 nklenor VI aver odt MATS, Hvede, Havr, Bg, Klever. Il.
af de Forenede Slater. Code improved Farme fra SIS til $3.50 pr. Acre / tt.
bebygget Naboag; code Krker 0g Skoer; i skandnayiske ener tyske Settle
menter, ON Diet enskes; fine vee o. n@r til code Dyer. Vi har nogIe IA
reele Godtkjsb. Skriv til 81 efer nRrmere Oplysninger ener besdg o. strsLn
Morgan & Sehultheis, =. Grand Forka No Daka.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
L~andsegere! Civ Agt.

Landsogere! Civ Agt. de-, s x5sa's e. e g y@s sssv1 ss hEa;
IL sit trsntiase i, HEN en-. ; 50 Acres: code de 1mP 70 as ,L Rns $500 =
indhegnet; $1,000. To az dsseF arme Tiger n@r we'd Thief River Fsl..
n@sten Diet hMe under Plov; beliggende g n smuk, godt bebygget Egn, Tele-
fn, Rural Postrute, na we'd Skole. Udm@rkede Veje Dette Land vii for
dde sin Vardi / ganske kort It'd. De mas handle hurigt. Disse Godfkj6b
varer like lRnge. Sknv til: .s
MORGAN s sCHUITHEIs, Grand Forks, N. Dali.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

GODE FAlSNdEs vi hr fere Farme, som Diet vii betale sig at anbringe Pen
e. g1 l. De GMGe1 HEN OPP og Rre %ld ; Jord6und. I vel bebygget Nabolag: s6oleE.
tMs, $115 til $40 pr: Acre Improved Halt til $115. Improved 2o til so
Godt improved 24O til $215 $50 Improved til $12O. 100 uninproved til $6
n@r By. Kom og bespg eur tlkrv o. wore Prfser er de rete OF vi vii give
Dem en- retskaffen Behanding: Reference: First National Bank.
West Central Land Company, : Breckenridge, Minnesota
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

seno % Mapn- og Aoresie paa
genner % 8efienote, fom lite boloer
8labet, og ri ifa1 ieroe Sem ct frit
8rgbem1mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

GODT OG B1LIGT LAND. = 40 Acres, noget ryddet; alerbedste Lerjord-
bund; lille Hus; fem Miles fra By; to Miles fra Osthbrk; Pis $1,000 riue-
Ige viIkaar. - 80 Acres vndt Land I Mil fra Bygrense; Lerjordbund; let
at rydde; Pms $4,000; Diet halve kontant Resen paa leHe vnkaar.
Manning 8 Hood Ladysmith, Wisconsin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Specific Vaerdier iii aktuelle S~ettlere.

specific V6r01er I'll akIlelIe oeIllefe.
Godt Land. alt dyrkbar, fra 5 til 9 Miles fra Rothsau, Wnkin Co. MINI.
nr skandinaviske Settlementer. I st9re ener mindre Pander. Veaegnef
til Kolonisenng Dyb, sortM uldjord med gulg Lerunderlae. Blsdt Kidd
wand. Code Veje.s Dt bedste Land Verden fra $40. og op pr. Acre. Lene
sVflkaar kun til Setuere Ingen Byttehandel. Skrrv straks efhr Opygnin-
ger og lad os vide hvad De 6nsker.
Meyer & Hoyt Inv. Co., GAINESVILLE, Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Afrnagt og
Svimmelhed
A2rsagen til disse Symptomef o. Hjol-
pemidlet fortaH / dette Brew.

Syracuse, N. Y. "Da jeg begyndte
at giennemgaa Livsforandringen, var
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
BAYFIELD, COUNTY. WIS.

100 og 200 Acres cqto7e an Land sandilg loan, 10 mi. fra Was6burn, 2 MI fa
ket Hus .og stld med vandzerk i beg begge; 20 Acres dy1ket, 10 ryddet god
ale Starrelser, dyrket og udyrket til salg pa rimelge Vikaar.
ANDR. BERGE, Washbmn, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Co
LADYSMITH, WIS.

Improved .og vildt Land.
Nar til code Markeder,
Mejerier, Ostefabriker og
Skoler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Til k0beIe at code FaIme:

Til kobeIe at code Fame: $ j; ?; s. ; ;$;,, 49, ": :: f.; - :: Is &C; e:
som udyket Tilshnd, fndes til sMg paa hiuiee Retneeser
Paa denne udmerkede IerMuldjord vokserf rodiot Meia Hvaao Pho H.v
re- Bye, Rgdk9ver, Asikke og Alfalfa; op Hdhen saar aldrie fell
Mine Tfbud indbefater ogsaa 0pdyrkede Farne hvor n5mprkado Rvs.
ringer, SLIDER SAINT v@rdfud Besmtnine nnedfdleer saafmnt dotto dnaknss
Ne Dedste bekvenneneheder hvad Skole og Kirke, Markedsphds
ir AIgreoe kv@g og MejerlprodnNer SAINT vehodte Statsveje angaar.
Meyerlarnten mar l s@rdeeshed udv1klet sig med Sukees pa denne Dn.
De 1prnaVnte Forhod Forhndese med ct fortraffelgt Kima, som akyl
DIES den 1tigiggende Green Bay, g9r Oconto County til def nest foraelse.
tge Farmerhjem.
Wore Prher er hurg Sigen, derfor sknlde De- snarest mniot en+ts
Dem Forbndele med mig or bive yderGeere bekiendteiort med dotte
gimrende Tlbud. CHARLES A. BEST, OCONTO, WISCONSIN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
800 ACRES I TRAVERSE COUNTY, MINNESOTA

$40 ACRES I TRAVERSE COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
En- god 800 Acres Farm beiggende ca. ses Miles fra Dumont i Traverse
County. Alt godt j@vnt Land, sort Muldjord med Lerunderag. God DrnL
ming: Improved med ct s@t Farmbygninger rtg god Stand. Lund god Dra.
etc. Skde paa HtGnet at Farmer. Beiggende we'd Hovedfmrdselsvej med
Postrute forbi Pladsen. Pris $4,000 pr. Acre pa meget lehe Vikaar. /
skandinavisk Nabolag. Skriv eftr fuldst@ndg Beskrivehe og fol Lste paa
andre Godtkjpb i Vest Central Minnesota Farmland.
Haney Land Co, Herman. MINI.
GODTKJQBI RED RIVER VALLEY.
vi 3nsker at henlede Deres Opm@rksomhed paa en Quarter Section cen MI
fra DWan, 0He Mil fra Breckenridge. Har ct nyt Bygningss@t bestaae1la
at ct 5 V@relsershus med Kj@lder, Barn 28x4O med hiproof, Grainary.
HSnsehns, etc. Landet ngger j@vnt og har godt Dr@ningsafeb Vii selse
til $685.. pr. A. med $500. konant Udbetaing, $4,000 den 1. Marts or der.
efer $4,000 aarlg. vi hr ogsaa andre code Tibud og indbyder til Korre-
spondance og Inspection.
Beeson Land Co., Breckenridge, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

Polk County, Wisconsin. som var grundlagt Aaret 1859 af N. G. Pedersea,
e n IL ct af de sterste skandinavske setlementer / Staten. Der er her q
xrmrende Agerdyrkningsegn med tadge Inds6er, Vandl6b, code Veje, Tae
foner, Kirker og Skoler. Farme kan kjebes til meget rimenge Pnser. Hna
interessere, skriv til Petersen Land & Loan Company, Luck, WlsoonGha
Kontor i State Bank Building
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

Iitrup: 2anopoitb11o Sobn @eteriens
@nfe. @ul6borg 8. Smo. Mor-
quarb Senien, rs Mor. ssbolt:
|Sfopfogeo CIR. @briitenfen, 20 Mar.
|Stubbefpbing: Sans SaninzGorlps
lgme, @langer1p. 5oesmarfe:: &re=
oturbanoleb Ole Senfens @uitru.
@gbbp 9npn: 8olitibetient $. g.
|Dliens Sultru. sarfgbing: $. @lau:
lens &nprn. Mpfsbing:: &egter 8e.
ter Meiers grfe. Grrin0leD 5el.
les: @artifulier Cars Mu6erien, 81
Mar: Mnribo: &iebmano g.. anooe.
20 Mar. ajgber1babn: Snfanteri.
faptain Sill. Sobonneien, 20 aar,
8anfoireftsr s. @ebI, ~ Mar.
Sgieiteretsiagfprer Miebael 2nnn,
70 Ma. SIP. altfftionsoireftp1
5rdnts apbie, 50 Mar. gorlaesbog'
banoler Oscar @ao, s. Aar. aren,
turbanoIer Carl g.. 6. Eborni,ng.
aarer DanieI @ufap 8ireb. SIC.
tm,rdter Chr. @,,Ioager. snfpeftg,
Rerbes Suftr11. Grf e1iiabetb S.,
The state herald., 1920-11-15
WAGE AWARD FOR THE SHORT LINES

II is considered most probable that
tho Board will cover all shortline
roads IN It's decision.
The short line road employees are
backed In their demands by officials
OF the Brotherhood and the American
Federation OF Labor. Practically all
Of them are members of the Brother
hood or OF :he Department of Railway
Employees OF the American Federation
OF Labor Their request was not in.
cluded In the earlier demands. be-
cause short line roads were operated
under private control. 1t was only
employees on roads that were formerly
under federal control that asked for
raise Tho latter originally made their
demands when the government oper-
ated the roads and by the time they
obtained the action sought, the roads
were back In private hands.
The same union officials who push.
ed the demands Of the 100000 rail
road employees earlier in the year
handled the presentation OF the short
line road employees case. President
Timothy oshea OF the Brotherhood of
locomotive Firomen, President l.. u.
sheppard OF tho Brotherhood of Rail
road Conductors, and II. NJ. jewel.
President OF the Railroad shopmon's
Anion. were chief counsel for tho short
line road employees.
Demands sought by the short Inns
workors. II granted. would mean m
approximate annual pay increase Of
100000 pay envelopes Of s5ooo0.oos
Il Is estimated
The state herald., 1920-11-15
Colorado Farmers Congress Will Meet
November 18th to December 3rd, Inclusive
Twelfth Annual Meeting Promises Be Valuable
Viewpoints Splendid BY officials

The Colorado Farmers Congress
will hold its annual meeting at the
Agricultural College, Ft. Collins, Colo
RADIO. November 29th to December Sd
inclusive Definite arrangements for
all of the speakers have pot been com
pleted on this date, but the program
is sufficiently rounded out that one of
the most successful meetings of the
congress is assured.
Afternoon sessions will be devoted
to work in general session of all
delegates and programs of these meet
ings are being arranged as follows:
Monday, reports from representatives
Of each farmers organization. Tues
day, Cost of Crop and Live Stock
Production" Wednesday. Necessary
Marketing Legislation" Thursday.
Rural Credits" Friday. business ses-
sion.
Forenoons will be devoted to meet
ings of individual farmers and farm
women's organizations. Definite re-
ports from all of these have not yet
been received, but programs will be
arranged within the next ten days. and
definite meetings scheduled. Speak
ers Of national reputation are being
secured for the evening sessions and
for assistance in the discussion OF the
subject of Cost of Production" Mar
/ keting Legislation and Rural Credits.
Credentials for appointments oi
delegates to the Farmers Congress
were sent To all state and local organ
lgaiion October ist Many Of these
The state herald., 1920-11-15

a 6nc quarter eight miles north
east OF Yuma. sG250 per acre. 100
acres now Ia wheat. all goes 10 buyer
Tho liolyoAn Land Co. Gs'tf
The vonango picture house Is get
ting some classy pictures now. NaAi'
nova VIII be featured In out OF tho
rog" on November 10 and II, This
In sure good picture.
Marjorie ilambeau, called tho great
cnt emotional actress OF tho Ameri.
can stag. by competent critics. ~ili
be seon IN the screen version OF bor
celebrated broadway sueenHs, The
Fortune Teller" hobertsop'colc re'
lease. at tho Peerless Theater. Wed
nosday night She In assiBted by an
excellent cast which includus u. For
nandos. who played the heavy IN tho
stage production. Raymond Mckee.
noted for his work on the legitimate
stage plays the juvenile.
The state herald., 1920-11-15

partaking Of luncheon while
the business of the club.
The first of these noon meetings was
held In the basement of the Methodist
church yesterday noon, with very
good attendance The Ladies' Aid Of
the church served the lunch, and II
was some eats. Mighty interesting
talks were made by Messrs. Abbott,
Dobbs. Shepherd and others The next
meeting will be held at noon on Wed.
nesday, November "a, at the same
place. The intention is to attend to
the business matters of the club while
the members are attending to the
wants of the inner man. Each indi-
idual pays for his own meal
Mrs Margarite Kelley this week
sold her jewelry business to Mr.. o. NJ.
Herre. recently of Benkelman, Nebras.
la, Mr.. HERE is an expert jeweler
as well as capable business man. He
will increase the stock carried and in.
tends to have jewelry store that will
be second to none In Northeastern
Colorado.
The state herald., 1920-11-15

Chicago. Noy. 13-Cunited Prcssl-
Wage awards which will affect more
than hundred thousand men EN-
,loyed on close to 600 short line rail
roads throughout the country VIII be
announced within the nest few weeks,
according TO United States Railroad
Labor Board. here today.
The wages sought are similar to
those asked by the Big Four Brother.
hood and employees ON big roads.
These employees. numbering two mil.
lion. were recently awarded approx
lmately 60 per cent OF their demands.
Though there are 600 shortllne rail
roads In the country employees on only
81 have asked the Board to apply the
recent award to them. Originally li5
made application TO the board but OH.
oials OF is OF these have voluntarily
applied the award and the applica'
tlons withdrawn. In addition to these
iS. 20 other roads have applied the
recent award. making total Of 81
roads voluntarily applying the award
The decision In the case now being
studied by the board win bo OF trc'
mendous Importance TO omployos on
5thar ahortlinc roads. What action is
taken In this case is believed almost
certain TO be applied To all of them.
The state herald., 1920-11-15

organizations have not yet held q
meeting for appointing their delegates
but reports indicate that very large
attendance may be expected at the
CongresS>this year. Each state live
stock, agricultural and horticultural
organization is entitled to representa-
tion by two delegates. Each county
organization is entitled to two dele
gates. each county is entitled to one
delegate appointed by the board Of
county commissioners, and each local
organization is entitled to one dele
gate
II your association or organization
has not received letter from the
secretary Of the Congress- with blanks
for forwarding credentials. kindly con-
slider that your organization is en-.
titled to representation and notify Act
ing Secretary A. E. Lovett. Fort Col
Inns. Colorado.
The Farmers Congress has for It's
purpose, the bringing together of the
representatives Of all the farmers or
ganizations in the state for discussion
of topics Of vital interest to the farm
ers. Your organization should be rep
resented and all those interested in
the farmers problems are invited to
attend the meetings as visitors. 1t is
urged that credentials be forward d
at the earliest possible date. In order
that arrangements may be made for
the accommodation of delegates and
visitors who may attend.
The state herald., 1920-11-15

Fire Chief j. a. Brooks Of tho iiar'
tin nre department says that the
Bethlehem truck is being oyorhaulad
and appliances added which viii make
il an up.to date IRE fighting machine
when added To the present equipment.
Tho truck will arrive soon. all ready
for service.