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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

whoever has - FAR fsfms 4 M. taste
a. 90 be- shle ~ s,ri - rsllsh the
beauties ~ the cid masters has gpne
nrsa, Way IN ~. study for mefels
ffam n consciousness ~ this relish ~
the righi. the mlnd "a almael a. pov.
srfnll, affected - N I, had Itself pro-
ane.d wha; u admirea eur hearts
frequently warmed Ia this manner ~
the snntact ~ those whom we wish 20
resemble. will undoubtedly catch some
ihing ~ their Nay of ihluklns AMI
Ne shall receive into our osa h".oms
tame radiation at least - ,hcie nts
and splendor, That disposition Witch
ls 80 slrong IN children still cootinuss
with us. ~ catching lnVcluniarliy the
general air and manner ~ those siih
whom we are most consesaant sir
Joshua Reynolds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

u can't make out what's the matter
with John." complainsd the newt, wrsi
ded wife ~ lhe new civilian.
What's be been doingf' Inquired
her nelehhor,
'iIe's broken t~enty seven pleces oi
our best china trying 10 fas,en tws
rlates together With bis fora r Ihs
Home kerlar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
LOST AND FOUND.


An American 81 home. with or vitb.
out foothache. IL not much affected By
the sir5. Painless Dentistry. but at
sight u II ia foreign land
be thrills pisssursbly." traveller
ssid- Its lure IL not profession
ei. Every tooth In hls head may
be perfectly sound. Jet N stranded and
bSmssiek he welcomes that slgn be-
csuse sIi over Europe II IL . sure
in5icsfion that seDewbese 10 tho
neiehborhood lives citizen of the
United efsfssL From the northern
most town of Norway snd Sweden 10
TIE boundaries Of Sahara the words
painless dentistry are likely TO hIf
you In the eye nt the Snost unexpected
turning. UssslIy they are followed Or
preceded by American bat that quail
fying term IL entirely unnecerssfy.
Dentists of other countries make no
pretsnse u performing psinless dem
fisfry. OF II fhey Do they do not sdser-
fise their skiII Tbey Ishte thai for
their AsnerIesn risals.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
THURSDAY
Americas Greatest Actor Appears
FRIDAY
BRYANT WAsttBuRN
"A Mooren sAloMts
1T PAWS 10 Apvrer,syn


You nes IVORY soap and Community
silver and Diamond Dyes. don't you
And all Tho uibcr naiionalls adxar
ilesd products whs 60 ,on ~,
'hrm7 lsecanse they're advertised
80 you're EolnF to be- ~ erefgrd in
~ Pays To Advertise llryani
WashburH is the star The pir.nft
shows the lfg1As wofklnFa - ~
advertising business
Does u sound dull Well a. a piay
q was one ~ the bieg, success ln
years when sho~n i N4N York q.
SEASONS ago. II Is ssill running yu'
on The road
Take y from us. ~ is one q "a.
funniest and cleyenst comedies ever
turned out
T~o-feel detective drama with
Herbert Rawlinfoh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
Tad nss Stomach rrevhIe tes sever
Years.

Theodore Asnfnrd ~ kenmore
Nlrh has had stomach trouble fuf
even yesrs aud could not cat veKe
ahies OF fruit vlihoal psln in the
fonach and restless nlghta ~ tai
~ Chamberlain Tablets he h nos
'nle 10 cat Vegetables or fruit vita.
'i'i causing pain of FiesylessnenH n
renblri with indigestion or consii.
ailon siye these tablets q trial They
re certain ~ prove beneficial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Nn woman eeeF ewakess b~y hse-
hand frum hls afternoon nap 10 shaw
hlm hsf dFesansksrs hlIi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

w. uha dfors a psnns In the scU-
tfittiiun plate generally sspssts . -
ssrmon IN sesufn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

dfews wells hefor. 90 IL struck there.
Write ar wire Mae Sayles. ToYaiA
Texas
on LEAsES
on form S0-A 10 leased has oil
we'll 20 Unbiased will drill dozen
morc. offsets. dsed siG.eo0, Come
7 miles rouihwesi independence,
Kansas John McQuislou
FoN RENT
ron RENT Two llrh, bovscAespinr
rooms and slceplng rooms, JIG W
Cleveland
A real Logan county farm fer rent
Possession at once Call sii East
springer Guthrie phone saa
..-.--...-.s .l--...s---.-a~-r'ssase~s
ron RENT Brick building on Okla
homa avenue. ssitablc ior rcslAnr
ant Roy knceiand,
ron RENT Three light houuekocp'
Ing rooms al Az y Harrison, Phone
Aa5.
ron RENT 4 five room house,
partly modern, IN good location
" X Patterson
HOUSE TO RENT tJve rooms. bath
pantry. eicctrir lights. gas city Wa
Ter ~eii. paved street. 1904 West
Warner. corner "a street call sSl
East Harrison. phone lsio
ron RENT Twcnsy acre pas
ture. apartment. furnished or nn.
furnished. xeil. garden. barn. garage
n Il. 4. Miss watkins
WANTED To rent . or 6 room
house. Phone Css.
ron RENT-A g. room, part modern
house. t3a0o Roy knecland.
ron RENT Two large rooms for
IlEhf housekeeping. 3li i-2 West
Oklahoma. phonc zee
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Left af Oklahoma State bank |
or Lost between bank and hIgh |
school. wshl ton point fountain pen.
initial II" on cap. Reward. Leave
Il Leader office
LOST March a.. on afternoon inter-
urban. folding pockeibook contain
ng Elgin watch 500 and tioo tine
ieposh siip of Pix National bank 4
Brirfow. with name Address Z1pa
santa Fe Street. oklshoms CITY.
okla II
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fe ssal . csues
Tske Hayes iiFAiisG HONEY.
Ng


u 10 simply lor Vitality, lsek "
knsrny caused b. impure blood.
uRoNEH TAafEtEss ehlll TOXIC
RESTORES vitality and hnefsy ~ pufI.
fflnK and Enrlrhlns the niooi tou
can soon feel lls AiFen Fthsnins. Ia
sikofailng Effect soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Torsh oil field. five years com
nerrisi leases Tor sale by o~ner Of
che land In fo-scrr tracts sf sie an
ecs. Situated on my ranch near the
oseB and Andrews deep tests The
Bel vel in The eastern par Of the
1oysh OF neid has come IN and Ieas-
= IN thai section are already out Of
fe2ch Of the sifsIl investor. Leases
selzinz fso weeks ago around that
peil ~ 90 and so an acre are noS
eIss - t,ss an acre Sss 10 lke
TINE % go 10 near osen sna An
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Pollard
WEDNESDAY
nopL HAMPTON
In
"A MoDrnn sAloMr"
The stor, ~ sinner Who b"rame
a saint
faWlls wsn broken ~. five lives
wrecked hy the womane headHtrph Z
demand lor admiration. before she
heard the voice Of eoneciense
Two fcel western. "The Wildefneft
Man" featuring Neal Hart
THURSDAY
Americas Greatest Actor Appears
"rrU BooMuR RANc"
Henry u Malthall. ackuow ledged a.
he leading figure on The American
screen appears Ia Tho BoomeranR
- the Pollard Theatre ON Thursday
THE soomefaue" h story which
deals with the vast problems Of M,
present day. such as the high cost oi
living and the working mans salary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

drews wells hefors ell ls struck taero
Write ar wire Mac Saylrs ToyaA
Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24
CLASSIFIED WANTS.


fOR sALE- Pure bred Barred Rock
/, eggs for settling 81 for fifteen at
the home Phone L. R-ls-.
---~-.--------a-
FOR SALE Furniture for sale Any
one buying furniture can rent both
sides OF building. ~. IL W Har-
r.fon.
SEED CORN nor SALE Native
Early White. $40 per hu. At my
farm cight miles wet 81 Guthrie. )
i'm lsenorih ~ Nsvina A. home
Tuesdays and Fridays. G. NJ Ran
dolph. Navlna. Owlahoma
WE BUY. rsine and sell fur heaflns
rabbits. and other fur bearing anl-
mails LIST what you have with us
stating your lowest prices on large
lot fhlpmcnia The Fur Speciality
Farming Co sls-si7 \ r Ave. Far
20. y u. References Scandinavian
American Bank. Fargo National Bank.
Fargo. North Dakota
.------------~--.--.- .-.
FOR SALE
six- room modern. sl2 East Nsnrlng
er
Five-roOm. modern. ela East OKLA
homa
Fisc-room ~ lots. Belsoa Add.
ton
Sh-room. modern. East Cleveland
Good brick business building
One hundred acres pasture land
Phone .es ~ r iiansford.
A WELL IMPROVED 1900 .acrel
stock farm FOR sale. 9 s.oia acres In
cultivation. t2so an scre sI7s. ooo
cash balance iong time. q per cent
No trade considered. W n. Graham.
cuero. Tex.
FOR SALE-Fun blood Plymouth
Rock cTgs for haiching 81 per 10
Phone els-R. soi North Dlyisic-
FOR sALE-wieser baby buggy and
bird dor and household furniture.
10 East Logan. call from , 90 as
m
ADLER & ROBERTS
sis-room bsngslow. strictly mod
ern. two lots. nice cave. northeast
part of the city. ts.5eo.
Eighi-room strictly noderr. sfa
iots. two blocks Of hish school. barn.
fruit. for 5000
-Four room house. two lots. city wa
ter. gas. fi.7oo. $500 down BALANCED
terms.
Eish room house. strictly modern.
pear schools. 5000
Special bargain seven 'oom mod
I'm house. close Ia, for szIea. /
We have soms mighty fine sub
srbsn tracts for sale. too. Some oil
hese piii Interest you.
ADLER 9 ROBERTS
Phone Isl.
FOR sALE-Tpo oak dfesssrs. iron
bed. sFrinx and mattress. first -eiass
condition Hev T. 3. Bsdionx. 80
Ezkt Noble Ave
OIL LEASES
Torsh oil fed. five years CON-
nercisl leases Tor sale hy orner Of
he land In io-scrr tracts sf sie an
Icre. Situated On my ranch near the
5sen and Andrews deep tests. The
BEL vel IN The eastern par Of the
Toysh OF neid hss come IN and Ieas-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

Holsters. bat they vlll ID ~ plssh.
A mueh simlfsa slrl enes nss ~
ways make tho mess aamifshi~ viooI
Statistics can he msfr 10 shov suSs
'hlar that the man behind the asuroo
wants them O..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

fOR sALE-rure bred Barred Rock
eggs for settling 81 for fifteen al
the home Phone l. n ss-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

FOR SALE-Tvo oak dfeseers. iron
bed. sFrinx and mattress. first eisss
condition Hev T. :. Bsdionr. 80
East Noble Ave.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.
FoR sAlG

FOR SALE Five room house. large
barn. four lots. price S..soo. Lewis
and Houston.
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.''''ss%s


NOTICE 70 suDscsieEHs
In sSs svsns q ce,isers he4ng TN
perfec<. o. paper he<as rolie6. twisted
or nstilssec. subscribers sre urged
- nAke lnnedlA,s oolplAinf 70 the
basassss osfsos In psusoa By sslspaoos
y nsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-24

FOR SALE Furniture for sale ANY
one buying furniture can rent both
sides OF building iis ~ W Har-
r.fon.
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on form N0-A Q leased has oil
we'll 20 unlcaacd will drlll dozon
morc offsets. dsrd fiCe00, Come
miles rnuihwest Independence,
Kansas John McQuisiou
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08

both Weis and Wallick have got
ten q bum steer" and that they
did not read the American ar
ticle carefully. Since receiving
the letter and talking over the
telephone the writer has seen
both Weis and Wallick personal
ly and promised to lace" it to
them in this weeks issue Of the
American but on second thought
have decided to forgive and for
get as they are both good fell
lows and just slipped a cog.
However it is always well to get
tn the bottom Of things. and not
LET hearsay get too far.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Pine City Newspaper
Changes Hands.

VIM. S. McEachern who has
been with the Pine Poker the
pest eight months has leased
that newspaper for a year from
Howard Folsom its owner and
who has published it for the past
five years Mr. McFa~ hern took
charge the first Of January and
starts out quite lively by land
ing the official paper Of the
county the first week in business.
Mr.. Folsom will continue to
reside in Pine City and is now
doing some real estate business.
Mr.. McEachern came to Pine City
from Seattle. Wash, where he
was engaged in the printing
business several years and APP
nears to be bright and pleasant
Young man who should succeed.
He is a brother of DR.. McEachern
located at Sandstone some years
ago (now at Supcrlor) and who
is known to nearly all the old
settlers of Pine County. The
American extends the hand Of
welcome to Editor McEachern as
n member Of the Pine county
newspaper fraternity and wishes
success.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
SEAL. SALE LARGE

Santa Claus had to use a
freight train to bring his great
est gift to Minnesota. during
Christmas. And he had to use a
derrick to drop it into Mime
sofas stocking.
Two of the largest freight cars
made were needed to haul this
exceptional Christmas gift. the
realization Of the hopes Of thous-
ands OF men. women and chill
dren in every community of the
state.
This gift. actually priceless, is
health. Complete success in the
annual Red Cross Christmas Seal
Sale. which ended Christmas day.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
NOTICE OF CANCELLATIONS OF
LAND CONTRACT

TO John r.. Curles and Irwin Saylor.
Bayiis. Illinois & Cioverton. Minnesota.
Take Notice, That you are in default.
under and according to the terms. CON
ditions and provisions OF that certain
Contract dated the card day Of August,
1917. whereby Red Glover Eand Com
pany of the City of Des Moines. County
~ Polk and state of Iowa. agreed to
convey unto you. upon full and timely
per fOrmance by you of your part or the
terms. conditions and provisions there
OF. reference to which Contract for
more Particularly is hereby made. of
the following described real estate
situate in Pine County. state of Min
neSota. to-wit:
The southwest one fourth tSWL) of
the Northwest one fourth (NWA) of
Section twenty three t23), Township
And that according to the terms. con-
ditions and provisions of said Contract
there became due and payable from you
to said Red Glover Land Company on
the 18th day of November. 1919. the
sum of One Hundred Sixty and $4,000
Dollars. being interest on Sl.2O0.00 at
SIX per cent per annum from the 23rd
day OF August. 1917: and Taxes for the
year 1918, and at the date of this no.
ttce said amount and interest still re-
mains overdue and unpaid. and such
Vow. TSeresore. You are HEREBY No.
Tired. That unless on or before thirty
days after the service of this notice
upon you. you pay, to Vendor at Clover
ton. Minnesota. the amount of money
above stated. with interest to the date
of payment and the costs OF service of
this notice. and perform the terms and
conditions. and comply with the pro-
visions OF said Contract on your part
To I've performed. said Contract will be
cancelled and terminated. and all your
right. title and interest thereunder, and
in and to the land and property covered
thereby. forfeited and annulled. Said
cancellation and termination OF said
Contract to take effect December 30th.
1919.
Dated Goth Of October 1919.
Red Glover Land Company,
BY Geo. KuhnS. President.
lleH. Ian LIZA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF
F.. LAND CONTRACT

To Elmer Z. Gordon. Cloverton. Min.
nesota.
TAKE NOTICE. That you are i'm de.
terms. conditions and provisions Of that
certain Contract dated the 2Sth day of
October. 1915. whereby Red Glover Land
county of OF Polk ehs e snS Ct State pes Pns
agreed to convey unto you. upon full
and timely performance by you of your
part OF , the terms conditions and pro
tract for more particularly is hereby
made. OF the following described real
estate situate i'm Pine County. State of
minnesota. to-wit:
Southeast one fourth (h). Section
twenty-one t2D. Township forty-three
I'D; Range sixteen u6). west of
ditions and provisions OF said Contract
mere became due and payable from you
TO SAID Red Clover Land Company on
OF FS s1n Gay n Of 9etoher 1912 the sum
with interest, thereon at six per cent
per anhum from the 2sth day of Oc-
$4,000 at sg Int. from lo-es-l5. $500
Sc Int. on balance OF purchase ''''''
price. which is $4,000 from
49,, $4,000
ana at the date of this notice said
a,,''uht ana interest still remains over
due and unpaid. and such default as
above specified still exists.
Now. Therefore. You are Hereby No.
Inca Ihat unless on or before thirty
days after the service OF this notice
upon you. you pay to Vendor at Clover
apn. Minnesota. the amount OF money
aooVe stated with interest to the date
OF OF payment. and the costs of service of
TINS notice. and perform the terms and
co9no.tlons and comply with the pro-
.iSiohs OF SAID Contract on your part
20 oe performed. said Contract will Ia
cahce'ied and terminated and ali your
rIah.. title and interest Hereunder, and
thereby. forfeited and annu,led Sid
cancellation and termination Of said
contract to take effect December Roth
Dated November I, 1919,
Red Glover Land Companv
BY Geo. Kuhns. President.
Oec. Lillian. 49,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Ford Announces New Year Gift
tn Employees.

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 81. Henry
Ford and his son. Edscl Ford, an
nounced today the distribution
Of mn $1,000, 900 bonus among the
10000 employees Of all branches
Of the Ford interests and the in
auguration of an investment
plan whereby every worker, from
the man who yields a broom to
the chief executives. may parti-
cipate in the profits Of the bust
ness.
Bonuses. which will be paid in
cash today. come in addition to
the profit-sharing plan which was
inaugurated several years ago
and which will be continued 1t
is the intention of the Ford or
ganization to make the distribu-
ton Of these bonuses an annual
event if the earnings of the com
pany permit.
In cash and in the number Of
men concerned. and without
counting the moral effect on in
dustry as a whole, this act of
economic justice surpasses any
thing in the history Of labor,
The lowest award paid goes to
men who are receiving the mini
mum pay of So a day and who
have been in the employ Of the
various companies three months.
II amounts to $50. The highest
award goes to the skilled work
ers who have been with the COM
pany five years and who are re-
cciving $10,SO a day. The bonus
received by the latter amounts
to $27O.
Employees who receive salary
will also receive bonuses. Ability
and length of service will be the
standard on which the awards
will be based.
In announcing the plan which
permits employees to invest up to
one-third of their pay in the or.
ganization and share in the pros.
perity Of the company. the allied
interests Of Henry Ford are car
rying out the ideal of Mr.. Ford
that labor has a right to partici.
patton in the benefits of the
prosperity which it helps ia Gre
ate and, in the words of Henry
Ford himself. should have a
share rs we'll as a job"
/ When the complete ownership
of the Ford Motor Company was
acquired by Henry Ford and his
son last summer steps were i'm.
mediately taken to work out the
details Of the bonus and invest.
ment plans announced today. 1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08

will mean that a $3.50, 900 fund is
available for public health work
in Minnesota next year. This is
the states allotment of the ma
tional s6.5OO,OOO fund. which is
the goal Of the Christmas Seal
Sale. This is Santa's premier
gift health.
The largest freight car has a
40 ton capacity. The weight of
the. IS 900, 900 pennies, represent
ing the sale of the Christmas
Seals allotted to Minnesota on the
basis Of a purchase of 10 cents
worth for every man, woman and
child in the state, is 70 tons.
Even if the receipts were $780,
600 less than this allotment. two
30 ton capacity cars would be
needed to transport it's equiva-
lent in pennies.
Whether the states allotment
has been secured will not be
known until the returns have
been compiled by the Minnesota
Public Health Association, which
with affiliated health organiza-
tions in every county, conducted
the Seal sale. But incomplete re-
ports indicate that the returns
will be large and that many
counties have not only exceeded
their quotas of the last campaign
but have exceeded the higher
quota in this drive.
Reports from the larger coun-
ties. Ramsey, Hennepin and st.
Louis indicate that their public
health funds for 1920 will con-
siderably exceed those derived
from the last Seal sale.
Pipestone county appears to
have substantial lead in Health
Bond sales. returns from that
source having been $1,000 by rea-
son Of the effective drive direct
ed by Rev. ]. G.. Little. the Fly
ing parson" county campaign di-
rector. This county's quota of
S9S1.50 has been more than
tripled.
Douglas county, where the
public health association is only
"a month old. reports record
sales from various communities.
the excess over the quota rang
ing from 10 to 500 per cent.
Minnesota led the nation in
the last Christmas Seal Sale and
exceptional efforts to hold that
position were climaxed this week
with intensive "mopping up"
drives in every county.
Five silver loving cups are to
he awarded for premier county
and local sales records.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08

A day or two after we received
this letter Mr.. Weis called us up
over the telephone and said that
Geo. Wallick's name should have
been on the signature line for he
is the president Of the creamery
and the one who dictated the
letter. However we have no
authority to place Mr.. Wallick's
name there rs long as the letter
was signed by Mr.. Weis. but are
lust giving the facts as they have
TRANSFERRED.
We can't understand where
Messrs. Weis. Wallick or any of
the farmers creamery officers or
shareholders got that from that
the American reported the
Farm Bureau meeting broke up
with row between the indi.
vidual creamery and the farm
ers' cooperative creamery" The
editor Of the American attended
the Farm Bureau meeting per-
sonally and we wrote our own re-
port on that and know what it
contained. We reprint here the
only part of that article which
referred to the creameries from
the issue of Dec. "a:
"A. d. Wilson Of the State Uni
versitv. who was to have address.
sed the farmers missed train
connection somewhere in the
southern part Of the state and
consequently did not show up
but the meeting resulted in 9
very enthusiastic one anyway as
many different subjects came III
for discussion. about the only one
that did not appear being the
tonnage tax. and had that come
up the roof of the theatre il
which the meeting was held
would probably have been raised
One thing that was discussed an,
which should not have been al
lowed to come before this meet
ing was the fractional fight be
tween the two creameries a
Hinckley. As Carl NJ. Madsen o
Askov. said. this looks to MI
like personal jealousy and a fac
tional fight and is something
which the Farm Bureau reall.
has nothing to do with and ha
no control over
From the above it is plain tina
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Hinckles. N
Askoy American,
Askov, MINI.

Gentlemen:
II has come 10 our attention.
that yon published an article re-
garding the Farm Bureau meet
Ing held at Hinckley. In your last
issue.
We nnte that YOU state TINT the
Farm Bureau meeting hroke up
with Il row between the lndiyidu-
al creamery and the Farmers Co
operative Creamery. This state
ment Is certainly very mislead-
ing .as there Wns no row between
these two creameries,
There may have been. between
individuals bat the creamery had
nothing to do with this. We
wish To state that the farmers
tributary to Hinckley have cer-
'ainly rot cooperative spirit
and therefore there shouldn't he
ANY doubt. or question az to the
LOYALTY To the Farmers Creamery.
I. as President Of the Farm
ers' Creamery will ask you to
rubbish this letter In nm early is
sue. We feel that the statement
YOU made In the paper certainly
IL unjust to our creamery and the
patrons In general.
Yours very truly.
Frank ]. Weis,
President.