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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19
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f CHARLES @oper> asfiiteren6e fpecie
Eglgent for Great Mortbern 8anen
Minot, og bans. @bigerno6er> -Mrs
| mcSlop, bleb forle6en arrsiteret a
Megierings agenter paa Mnflage fp1
! at ba br9t16t 8rGn6ebi11. De bier
begge Ipsla6t moo. at ftt1le &aution
@tate Ba1h i Erenton. beliggenbe
10 MI beftenfor 8illtiton b1eb for:
1e0en Scat bienridgt al @olosmen0
| Ser fprengte 6et itore He11geifabs
pore .Dpre> men 6pg iffe blep iitano
til at 11aa. i11o Der, bbor a6ifillige
| <1inb DoIlars / &ontanter og en- Del
Gel let orniettelige @ar6ipapirer
oqr forbaret. @pg11ingen Heb / Sen
@ra6 beifa6iget be6 @up1oiionen, at
Ser bil6e bet1gaa flere 9dge fdr Ban
fe11 igien fl1n6e oabnes. &gberne
| fIpgtet / en- 9nton1obi1.
Mange bar taget set fon ct onbt
Barel, at oe to uGre6s6uer" / &e<
gislaturens 2ofaler blep tagne al
oage. Ser bar beo 2egislaturenS
5amnelltre6en to bbi6e Dmer / ST.
fal2rne, og tro6s at SsSa11itore1 f1erc
Daee anitrengte Zig for at fange bent
eller faa 6em u6, 1aa lpfe6es ingelt
al 0elene. Eilii6it iatte ban faa elt
.51tare .oppe u1t6er Saget @enats-
ialen, og / 6enne gif Duen, men MES
ben 6pIge, at 6en miite6e 2ibet. 0g=
faa Duen / @niets @al 1e6' fo1nme
@fiebne.
Otter at to &egieringsage11ter bar
Bit arreitere6e for at bere ifiulte
@aaben, og en Ma16 bar 6p6 font
6g1ge af at ia oruffet giftigt biem.
me1abet 8ren6ebin> me6ens onbre
bar betenfeltg fpge al fan1rne Mar=
Jag, -blep Ser I Mi6ten al forrige ilge
iberfiat en- albor1ig &engi6rittg /
Mott og Smegn. Gfter forte @treif
fog al &egieringsbetiente bor ser a.
lere6e til oe forffie1lige Sernbane=
itatior / Goul1tiet brogt itore @tnb~
fer al Driffebarer og Mpparater. -
Disfe iibite fen6tes til 8ismorcf, ME-
3ens oct lneite al BET mere eller min
Ore far1tge 8rpnoebi1t bleb Cannon
8a1l &iber. Oe to 91egieringsbe=
tiente arrei itere6es of oe 1ofale Muto=
ritetcr efter ct al oe f6rlte sSori6g
paa at ftanle Ben nlob1ige Trafif.
Wearcom @etbune pg bons &uitrll
&elen 8etbnne> begge bienrmeb6rs1!=
oe Minot, blep ifilt 9lngnft 1929.
SSorleoen Sag gifteoe Sc fig igIen.
De 1fal nil bo / 0rego1, bborben Sc
reiite .1ige efter @ielien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19
Wers. Glarence @off.

Gn ung &bin6e, Wers. Mnna &off
6ehe af MDreipg6om tit @iem Ma=
itab Goipnibip paa fin 26oc 6poie1s=
bog 1i6ite 2gr6ag. &un onerlcnes
af fi1 Mon6, Clarence Soft, fine sSor
elore, Mr. og Mrs. Serlnan Solo,
fa1nt 8rG6rene @e1mer, geels og
weartin Solo og @eltrene, Wrs. g.
q. Tro,1i1tg. Mrs. Soft bar fd6t og
opbofsen 9lafta6 og bar b9it agtct
al tine mango &enner. 8egraoelien
foregaar intorgen fra Maitao &irfa,
bpor Na1tor @fpberg forretter
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19
6. 81. 8ptbnnt.

Sra DaIton fo1n Ser Sd11bag ltn<
oerretning oml at 2ouis 81. 8otbnn1
bor qfgoaet beo Dpoen of &reft /
2eberen. Sg Bn6Ifdbet fon1 iffe
11bentet; tbi ban bo6be 7frontet / f1e@
re Mar og beret eonife fpg oe fio1te
fpb Mooneoer. Wen nte6 2ouis So
tbum er en fraftig, flartenft og fri
1telig &eboi11geifiHelle ban6ret bort
og Der er mange fom bil 1abnc boln.
&an por life libet al en 8egaDellc,
ffignot Fan irgen bpiere @foleub=
oanne11e bab6e baft. Dette bebioner
nofiom bans 8og ~@n &iitorie fra
MpbpggerIibet" fom ban nogab for
nogle Mor 1ioen. Ser ffil6rer ban
gonffe fortreffeltgt, tiloels METER
1igt, g}pbpggernes interesia11te Sp=
lebeIler. Ser er og1aa opbeparet en
bel Del al ber @emptligbeo> fom lgr=
pr9get Souls 8otbum.
&an bor fe6t / 5og1t Norge, for
6171a Mor 1i6en og fom meb fine Tor
el6re til M1nerIfa i 1861. @i0el1
1868 bab6e ban 1eYten be1e Eioen
bob6 / &otp11 al Eun1l1li, 1er 9u1=
ton, bbor ban oreb Sorn1ing. S oen
1enere Ti6 ba6oe fan ips1et li6t neo
&usnto1ing, og bans fi6ite 9lrbei6e
bar at male 3tonsfirfe11 / Dalton.
San oberlebes al iin &uitru og Ire
Dgtre, Mrs. 8. s. geelion, Dalton,
W}rs. so. ssSorpe, Ga Moure, 81. D.>
% Mrs. @m. @6n1u11os, @auf 9fa-
pi6s.
@egrabellen foregaar fra &ien1met
DaIton til Sen Wfile Safe &irfe=
gaoro i6ag. Baitor Molberg forret=
ter. '
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19
HEARING ONPETITION FOR
l.. - "a: -: PROBATE OF WILL.
Estate Of Halvor o. Haugen.

:, Estate Of Halvor o. Haugen.
! State Of Minnesota County of Otter Tail. IS.
.%.s In Probate Court. =
In the matter of the Estate Of Halvor O.,
Haugen, Decedent. ~ .-,. ~. :. ay7.Ltsza :.
The State of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the allowance and probate of the will Of said
decedent: The petition Of John II. Haugen be-
ing duly filed in this court. representing that
Halyor O. Haugen, then resident Of the County
28th day Of December 1920; leaving last will and
said petition and praying that said instrument be
allowed asthe last will and testament Of said
decedent, and that letters testamentary be issued
thereon, TO John +. Haugen, Now Therefore,
quired to show cause, IL any you have, before
this court at the Probate Court Rooms IN the Court
House, in Fergus Falls. County 5of Otter Tail,
State of Minnesota. on The 24th day Of February,
1921 at 10 o'clock a.. why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted u }35S 7Jss#
rs Witness the Honor &c. E.. FTankberg, Judge Of
said Court and the seal ef said court, this 4th
day of January 1921. . s.
I Court Seal s3S Judge Of Probate.
+ "a. P. Frankbergs .A Attofney for Petitioner. 35
Fhst Public eastiion Jan. II
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19

Stpr Me6nftion.

gn &re6ieoels Mfilag paa Gaore-
.lfiuo Sraffer, 0berfroffer, Macfi>
nalps, 2erbeiter og SIottelllfjorter,
ertra fine @ner en- Tre6ieoeIs Mfllag
gobe Mrbei6sz og Dreis1fo en- &rc<
6ieoels Mfi1ag. @n ffor s5oripni11g
al Quits 30 % 80 8rocent Mfilng.
Speaters en- Gre6ie6els til en- &aIp
MfHog. &ipb bba6 Du trnrger IN,
og D11 btl jpare @enge. @sl-
@erfn1atl @tore:: ~: .sr s. ).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19
D6oe1ns q s; ] b6f.
Girls @piet1t.

il Otter Coil County r1tiltet enonu
Ell of fine fre,rltoae,toe @orgere !or=
Ie6en Sreoog Mften, oo 6en oelfiell0=
te aiebman6 og &o1t1neiter i Gar:
Iisle, Chris '@bierL ofgif beo Cit 5o=
ttig Dpb. ST. @bien bab6e for nog=
1e Mor ii6en baft ct @lagtilfe1oe, og
man bao6e oa tibet &aab ON lc11S
2ib, oa ban bar 1an6felps / flere So
ge. 5ioen LEI bon of ct 1ettere 2il<
feIoe. S Suletrabelbe6en blep ban
oberanitrengt og bon baooe flaget
ober Sloebefinbenoe nogle' Daae fbr
fin $40. San bar Dog oppe .og f11lo
@irfiombeo. 8re6ag Mften oen 14oc
os. git ban tiolig tiliens Sans &u
ftru bgrte bam tonne beo" nitioen, og
90 BUN tom ben til Sengen, bar ban
beenoe.
Sen ofop6e bar nglten 60 Mar
gon1r1el. gan TOM til Carlisle for
"a Mar fi6en og bar b9ret &oitme~
iter og Eotpn Glerf Ser belle Eioen-
S trebibe Mar bar ban beret / ftoree
syirrett1inger og fjorten Nar bor
bdn tiIlige tie,1t iom @tations Mgent
for Greet Nortbern 8anen: San
por meget populGr, og bans baltige
8ortgang fb1es 6pbt al Gan1ilien 1ao
nelion1 af bans mango Senner.
9an oberlebes al fit Snltru og :
Bbrn. De er @orl> Minnie, Wfarie
og Mltba, iom Dor biem1me, @ers.>
8ergerion Glarton, g. g., ianri
Otto og @lmer, fom frefbenterer en-
6orretningslfole MinneapoliS. 81.
MebuH, Marietta, Meinn., 8. 3,
@rog1tab, &arbep, sc. 3d. og Wers.
sSobn @toHfe, Ma1ta, Mont. er &olp=
fgffe11be al ben af666e.
Begrobelien foregoar ioog fra Sc,
oem1orfen @irfe, bbor Ba|tor 80. 2an
gelanb forretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19
Yeber g. Softer.

8eoer g. Golfer 6p6e iin 9atter,
Wers. ssSuIius Mobraotens &ien ner-
beo Gate setpet / Eomn af gliaabetD
fioite Sgnoags &belo afs &iertefei.
&on bar y 4ar gatnnel. &anS
&uitru oeoe for flere Mar itoen. 6al1
efterlooer fig flere pofsne g9orn, og
pen enc al batts Ge,tner leber bert
8oe,: ..s.s..-.; ! zs.... 3. .z.s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19

H.
to $500 5Eonnere, S5o6efioro %
opbalsfioro = iont for ioen =er
uroer 8Dgning bos Canadian gicf.
Eers Montreal Disfeier gapbpgni11z
ger bil ege. 2inie1tS .Go1lnage 1neo
$4,000 Son Dgope6gt. @ +. Il.
=Baa &atpaii bar 111a11 1ne6 flor
5ren1gane bebanolet ipe6alffe 1ne5
gbaulr11opgrnoIie.. Ru Dar @agfpnz
oige f1tbet us at 6enne Die ogfaa
Fer ct u6n1erfet Mibbel moo Gering.
Grperiner1ter paagaar, giennen bbil
fe man tror Jig at funne bringe Sell
1e til t11ii1rber al 2nngeipfe: Cant
ti6ig meloes fra Baris, at @afterio=
logon Meta111ifo>p beo Baiteltriniti=
tutet bar i1tbgipet EN- Mapport, bbort
ban flyer, at ban tror fig bore paa
goo @ei til at giere en- bigttg 9pfin'
6elie> nen11ig oen> at SierilSlarben
og Weallarben bar Ggenltaber, 1om
er ftore NOT til at foritprre ielb' Sc
farligfe 8aciller. San i1bpo6e6e
2arber11e n1e6 fraftige 9oier .af Off
terri @temran1p og Tuberfuloie, u1en
6isfe 8aciller Iebet life r1er eft6 1tog=
le faa Gage 2arberne, font ifffe iDn=
tes at lioe nogen Sfa6e paa ftn &el=
ie. Den af &ocb opbage6e 8aciI, +.
g. ion1 / oaretaI leber i Mennefe-
legenet tt1intetgioroes i.2arbens
@rop pao 2=SsDage,
8e6 v@bangeliffe Mfbo1bsfor=
bu16S" Marsn1g6e / Danmarf n6talz
te Gorman6en for Gorbun6et 8ifop
Clinton 8a1t, / fin S1t6beretning om
oct ibu11bi1e Mdr, at Fan efterbaanz
6en bar fon1men til Sen 0berbebtiS=
ming, at Dann1orf bar oct melt 96ru
elige 2an6 / 8er6en. Set fer man
farit> mar man ba66e reiit liot an=
6re 2att6 og anore ger6ens6ele> font
Ga1eren bd66e giort. Sen 9ee6- og
p6re @len6tgbeo> fort bar en Gelge
af @piritus =; Sbertnddl, 1om mani
maatte legge Merfe til dn6re Ste<
Ser, bar forfbnn6et fra Dannarf, og
oct bar ser goo @runb til at gleoe
fig ober. Ea1eten ptl6e nat11rligbis
'itfsffe ppforore til dt oplgle Mfbolbs=
forbnn6et, n1en Mrbef6stt1daoen maot
te legees ont. Mllere6e / Ell 1enge=
re Tiio bar l1bbihingen inoenfor Mf=
bolosfore1ingerne goat / Sen nega=
tibielifabelige @etning> men ~@ban-
ge1ilfe Mfbo15sforbuno" 111oatte MI
lagge @o0eobegten poa at gidre
Menne1 1fene politib be6re, ebangeli1e.
re 6em og gibe 6em 2ibsin6bol6.-
l16talelfen biIites me6 ltort Bifolo.
Sra Eoris mel6es oen t36e Sat-:
gfterat bd neatet at gibe lgritemi11is
iter Georges 2epgues Ei1la6e1ie til
at mp6e sS6r1ter1itttfter 2lopo @eorz
ge / n9ltc ltge u6en at fren1egqe
paa sSorbaan6 iin l1oenrigspo1itif
til 8i1ligel1e, gab BET frantic Depuz
teretfanuner igadr gftern1i66ag &e>
gieringen ct Mishni6spotum n1e0
1853 moo 1876 Sternrner. 2eDgues
Miniiteriun1s Salb betp6er 116let-
te11e al oct Md6e al oct dberite &aao,
iom 1fu16e ia fun6et Ste6 / Baris
oen 196e Sanuar. Breli6ent Mil<
lerano bar falot 9fooul Secret, Bre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-19
@pecielt @o6tfipb benne 11ae.

! gllle 0perfraffer en- Greoieoels
Mflag. -.
st 0plag Suits balo Bris. =
Strgmper for Meno 15c.
5Hiorter for We11b g1.65. s5 !.
. Me1ros % Cutters 2e6erbarlters
75e: Wfanos og Cutters gtnterbuer.
so Gents. +.
2aoer @eite, regular 9ris $1,000.
$$12 90, mi 81. 90. . i 355,~
Sberfon e See &
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Rainhridee Colby. secretary Of state.
returned to Washington from a sew
eraI weeks trip 10 South America.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

"Tanlac has completely restored my
health and / feel finer than in years, E"
was the straightforward statement
made recently by Mr.. George w
Logan of Peabody, Kansas, one of
the most prominent stockholders in
the Middle West.
1T has not only made q new man
Of me but / have actually gained
thirty-five pounds in weight and feel
as well as I ever did in my life. am
telling all of my friends about Tanlac.
but they can see for themselves what
it has done in my case.
when began taking Tanlac I was
IN an awfully rundown condition. I
was away off in weight. felt weak and
nervous all Of the time and couldn't
take any interest in my work or any
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05
G. w. Logan, Peabody, Kansas

thing else. My main trouble was in
digestion. Nothing seemed to agree
with me- AT times / would have dizzy
spells and at other times my back
would ache so bad that l could hardly
get up and down in my chair. This
is Just the condition l was in when
| started To take this medicine. II
took just six bottles TO make a well
man of me. now have a fine appe-
tite, everything tastes good and my
digestion is perfect
MY wife was also troubled with
Indigestion at times and it relieved
her the same way. You may pub
lish my statement wherever You like
and if anyone doubts it, just tell them
TO see me"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Cooperation between negroes snd
white people In solving problems Of
the cciored race was urged here by
Vice Presiaent-Elect Coolidge in an
address al d negro church at Atlanta.
O.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Cooperation between negroes snd
white people In solving problems Of
the cclored race was urged here by
Vice President Elect Coolidge in an
address al d negro church at Atlanta.
Ga.
More than 5000 suicides in 1920. an
increase of over 1000 for single
year. were brought to me attention Of
The Save a Life league. according 10
its annual report made public at New
York.
The body of an unknown man WAS
found in the room occupied by s. q.
Friend of Portland. Ore, at the St.
Francis hotel az San Francisco. The
feet of the murdered man had been
tied and he had been shot
Ten officers and trustees or the
Black Diamond on company. an al
legged S25.0O0000 oil and land corpora
ton, with Offices in Chicago and New
York, were indicted by the federal
grand jury al Chicago.
Members II the Illinois Thresher-
mems association have been granted n
rate of fare ami one-half to the con
vention in Peoria, Ill., March l, and
3, Secretary }. NJ Boyer announced at
Decatur, ILL.,
A jury in District court at Sioux
City, Ia, composed Of four women and
eight men returned verdict complete
~ generating Mrs Martha ONberger
Of The charge OF numbering Mrs. Ella
Nichols, November u last.
The negro population of Detroit,
Mich. in 1920 was 1852. nm increase
of 35,19l. Houston, Tex, had 53SFi
negroes, an increase of 1914. accord
ing TO the census bureau al Washing
ton.
Donal Buckingham, lord mayor Of
Cork, whose status in this country
WAS that of seaman awaiting 4
chance 70 reship from some American
port, has dropped oul oil sight, says ii
New York dispatch
The assembly ut Trenton. n J.,
unanimously passed Il bin introduced
toy Mrs. Margaret y. Laird Il member
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05
Foreign

Prince Peter Aleyievich Kropotkjn,
Russian geographer author and reyo-
lutionary leader is dead in Moscow.
Says a Copenhagen dispatch.
Great Britain and France differ on
payment Of Germanys war debf. ana
committee was appointed by the su.
preme council at Paris to Investigate
ana report Lloyd George demands
immediate tixation of indemnity.
a Manila O.. ID dispatch says thir-
ty-six Flipinos, mostly women ana
children, We're drowned in the wreck
ing Of the three-masted coastwise
schooner i'iHcidud blown ashore aud
pounded to pieces in a furious storm
Mary DoWles. fifteen years old. was
contaminated at Cork. but sentence
was deferred The girl was arrested
after She bad been discovered cross
ing a field with arms in her posses
sioe.
An unsuccessful attempt to kidnap
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and forci-
bly, bring him V -ain American juris-
diction was made by Americans aided
by severa hired Germans in the lit
tie town OF Ebersbach, Germany.
The American bark Carloca was
abandoned on fire in the Medlter-
ranean sea, according 10 a report
brought to Port Said ~ British
steamer. The Carloca sailed from Nor
folk.
Reports tSdt Disturbances which
broke o,a recently In Siberia are as
Stunning an alarming character are con
talned in a Hesingfors dispatch.
Geinany's communists. comprising
several thousand workers in the most
vital Industries. are clamoring for an
offensive alliance Of the German IT,
public with Russia against tie entente
and Cnited Stetee. says a Berlin dis
patch
According 70 O Berlin dispatch Gro
yer Cleveland BergdolI. American draft
eyader, and Isaac Stecher. his huuf-
feur. say they have canadian pass.
ports. by means Of which they escaped
from the United states IN July, 1920.
lid reached Germany
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Acting Treasurer Allen announced
that a total Of S13,SS3.S1982d.36 was
found in the treasury at Washington
as q result of the count necessitated
by the resignation Of John Burke as
treasurer
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05
Personal

Mrs. Marie Donfant, former pre-
mere danSeuse Of the Metropolitan
Opera company and noted for her
dancing nearly half a century ago in
The Black Croo6 died at New York.
Rev, Or William r. Manning was
elected bishop of New York. % suF
ceed the late Bishop Burch, on the
third ballot at the special diocesan
convention OF the Protestant Episco-
PAL church at New York city.
Miss Elizabeth willard daughter OF
Joseph Willard, United States ambas-
Sador TO Spain. is bethrothed 10 Mer-
yyn Herbert. secretary Of the British
embassy in Madrid, SpaM, il is an
nounced there.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05
Domestic

Ruling that state rates 30 Illinois on
cattle and hogs Id carloaG lots were
unfair 70 Indianapolis shippers. the in
terstate commerce commission at
Washington ordered Illinois rates
raised tc .he level of those prevailing
in interstate commerce.
II. A. Dykemau. state FIRE marshal
al Columbus. o.. left suddenly for
Cleveland where be viii make 81
thorough Investigation Of the burning
Of the urmory Of the Cleveland Grays
q military organization.
Norrio \ CO, Chicago packers. have
finally capitalized much Of their large
surplus and have distributed $4,000
coo ia stock. which amounts to rs
per cent Oh their 100000 capital.
Approximately "a per cent If en-
ployees Of railroads which have gen
eral offices Al st. Louis. have beer
graduals discharged, inquiries from
railroad heats revealed. \ further re
duction was forecast
Twelve persons six men and eiz
women, were burned 70 death and sey
eral were burned with Int little
chance Of recovery when fIe destroyed
The Colonial hotel in Hoboken \. J.
Lieat clarence Il Cutler Of 2ra~sa-
chusetts was, slied and. lieut. Chester.
T Doriand q san Diego CaJ: sprl
oss,I.. iniare8 Sd al airIiaHe accident
arCoblIuz
T. The United @ate~ army Transport
Wheaton Sailed from Bordeaux mith
800 American dead
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Burlington VT suffered with female trouble and had number of
would
was bad could hardly walk the floor and could do thing
My Pmkham's
and certainly has helped wonderfully keep house and do work
and small child have Vegetable
friends publish SHARON
Apple Tree Point Farm Burlington, Vt
nhoptas for
nothing operation
months
1t is true that female troubles through neglect reach
Of the
Of women not the surgical Trey caused by serious dpace
growths although
Compound
In
health
been advised by attending ply scians.
Lydia f. Pinkna Private Text Book AILMENTS
liar Women" viii be request.
to The Lydia lie Pinkham Medicine Co..
This book contains valuable information.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Reports that disturbances which
broke OLA recently In Siberia are as
Stunning an alarming character are con
talned in a Helsingfors dispatch.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05
News of the
Week Cut
Down for
Busy Readers
Washington

" ~~SAAAAA 3 AS@A
Sale of Thrift stamps and other
treasury securities was greater per
capita in Alaska during 1920 than in
any state Of the Union, according to
the Treasury department at Washing
ton.
Modern battleships cannot he de
stroyed by aerial bombs American
navy experts at Washington declare,
after series of experiments ON The
old battleship Indiana
The Japanese population Of Hawaii
in 1920 was lU:.274 out Of The total
population of 255,912. and represented
an increase for that race of about 81
per cent since 1910. the census bureau
at Washington announced.
More than 10000 checks on the ma
tional treasury at Washington for re-
tanner pay due naval r1scrvists are IN
claimed because of the failure Of tie
men to keep the department informed
of their address.
The negro population Of st. LonIs ~
| 1920 was 69.GO3. an increase OF 2h64'S
The negro population of Topeka, Kan,
in 1920 was 4,294 decrease OF al
the census bureau at Washington an
nomces.
Former Governor Coolidge Of Massa-
chusetts will occupy the same suite IN
the New Willard hotel at Washington
that has been the home Of Vice Presi-
dent Marshall.
A Washington dispatch says that
new investigation into tie escape OF
Grover cleveland Bergdoll draft eva
der. recently located IN Germany is
now IN progress as result of Berg
dolls own account of his flight
Oil production IN the United States
in 1920 totaIed 443 ,4o2,00O barrels,
while consumption of oil in the United
States reached the unprecedented To-
tai Of 531.1 $4,000 barriers, according TO
a Washington report
The agricultural appropriation bill
carrying approximately S34.oO00N.
was passed by the house at Washing
ton. Ii now goes TO the senate.
President-elect Harding in n letter
in the current issue of Our Navy, a
periodical published al New York by
naval men, declared that so long as
Csere was need for national defense
1--WE must maintain orr navy"
Wheat stocks on hand in the United
States january /, 1871, totaled 320.000
UO1 bushels. according to official eSti-
mate issued at Washington. This h.
ure compared with 100000 bushels
IN hand year ago.
Cotton exports last year exceeded
those Of any other commodity, accord
Ing TO review Of foreign trade for
+hat period made public at Washing
ron. Shipments Of the white staple
were valued at Sl.l3G,40Sol6 as com
pared with $l.13737l, 252 the year be-
core
Acting Treasurer Allen announced
that a total Of S13,SS3, SO 82G36 was
found in the treasury at Washington
as a result Of the count necessitated
by The resignation Of john Burke as
treasurer.
Rainhridee Colby. secretary Of state
returned to Washington from a sew
eraI eeks trip 10 South America.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

More than 5000 suicides in 1920. an
increase of over 1000 for a single
year. were brought to me attention of
the Save a Life league. according to.
its annual report made public at New
York.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Oct package from your druggist for when needed
Do MOI Accept Any Substitute for MOTHER GRAYS SWEf POWDERS
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

Cotton exports last year exceeded
those OF any other commodity, accord
ing 10 review of foreign trade for
hat period made public at Washing
ton. Shipments Of the white staple
were valued at Sl.13G. 4OS9l6 as com
pared with $l.13T, 37l ,2j2 the year be-
Gore
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05

A Vermont woman
adds her testimony 10
the long line of those
fortunate women who
have been restored To
health by Lydia r.
Fink ham'S NegCtahle
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05
HOW women AVOID
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Some Are Extremely Necessary, Others May Not Be
Every Woman Should Give Lydia E. Pinkharr' 3
Vegetable COMPOUND Trial First

Chicago, III. ~ was in
bedwith a female trouble and
Inflammation and had four
doctors butnone OF them did
me any good. They all said !
would have to have an oper-
alton. A druggist S wife told
me TO take Lydia Z. Pink
ham 5 Vegetable Compound
and ] took 70 bottles, never
missing q dose and at the end
of that time | was perfectly
well. ] have never had occa-
sion to take it again as |
have been so well. / have a
six room fiat and DO all my
work. My two sisters are
Il king the Compound upon
my recommendation and you
may publish my letter. It's
the gospel truth and ! will
write 10 any one who wants
8 personal letter. Mrs. +.
II. HAYDoCK. 1894 st. Law
renee Ave, Chicago, III.