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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

Immediately after the big fire
in northern Minnesota two or
three years ago, Holstein breed
ers through this Association dis
tributed considerable number
of purebred bulls among the sett-
lers Of the burned over districts.
These bulls were furnished at
very low figures and two years
time was given to pay for them.
At the present time we are
suffering from a money famine.
We believe that there never was
better time for dairy extension
work than now, and as the banks
are unable to help, this Associa-
ton will undertake to furnish
your farmers with purebred bulls
on practically the same terms as
were given to the farmers of the
burned over districts. We will
furnish good sires, ready for SER
vice at $4,000 each with two
years time to pay at six per cent
interest with the understanding
that the grade or scrub bull now
in use will first be shipped to
the slaughter house and the net
returns received from his sale be
turned in as first payment on
the purebred bull. The Execu-
tive Committee of this Associa-
ton will see that every bull Of
fered is well worth the money.
of good type, good breeding and
in good condition. In fact. we
have a number already offered
in the interest of this extension
work that are worth two or three
times, the $4,000. All the bulls
spoken for will be assembled at
the State Fair grounds at the
time Of the National Dairy Show
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

ty by the class of exhibits made.
Those who are raising high grade
and purebred livestock will find
it well worth while to send their
best individuals to the fair. A
good strong exhibit of the vari-
Gus breeds of livestock will do
great deal to bring buyers for
such livestock into the county
and it will also be an incentive
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
The County Fair.

| wish to take this opportunity
to call the attention Of the farm
ers of the county to the County
Fair to be held at Pine City, Au-
gust 17-18-19-20 and urge every
farmer to select some of his best
livestock, poultry or farm pro-
duce and send down to be exhi-
bited at the fair.
The fair management has
worked out an unusually attrac-
tive list Of premiums and also Sc
cured good entertainment fea-
lures to help make the fair a
success. But the ultimate sue
cess of the fair does not depend
upon the entertainment features
but upon the agricultural pro-
ducts and livestock exhibited,
and this in turn depends upon
the cooperation OF the farmers in
the county in seeing that their
good produce. poultry and live
stock is exhibited.
The county fair is of both edu-
cational and advertising value.
Those exhibiting at the fair can
gain much valuable information
by comparing their produce with
the produce from other farms
and their livestock with that of
other farmers. And watching
the products and livestock
judged many points of value are
brought out.
The people from outside the
county attending the fair will
form their opinions of the coun-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

for others in the county who are
not specializing in any one breed
to get into the game and bulid
up their own herd.
| hope that every farmer with
good livestock, poultry or farm
products will do his part to boost
the county and to help stimulate.
better agriculture in the county
by exhibiting at the fair.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Very truly yours,
Secretary
Cooperative Creameries Of Coun.
ty Inslorse State Asepciation
Of Cooperative Creameries.

At meeting held at Hinckley.
August 9Th Of the representa-
tives from the cooperative cream
cries of Pine County, inckley.
Askov, Pine City, Brookpark, and
Sandstone, being represented, a
resolution was passed heartily in
dorsing the Minnesota Coopera-
tive Creameries Association Inc.
Mr.. John Brandt Of Litchfeld
who is secretary of the state As
ISOLATION was present and ex-
planned the Articles of Incorpora-
ton and the Bylaws Of the As
ISOLATION also giving a talk en-
larging upon the work that can
be accomplished by an Associa-
ton of this kind.
Pine City and Hinckley being
the only two creameries repre-
sented with a full board of d.
rectors, signed the contracts with
| the state association. The repre-
sentatives from Brookpark.
Askov and Sandstone were well
satisfied with the plans of orga-
nization and expressed the opin-
ion that their creameries would
be anxious to join the association.
The support Of this association
means carrying the cooperative
spirit started in the local cream
cry, one step further and the
creameries themselves cooperat-
ing to work for the better de-
velopment of the markets for
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Pine County
Farm News
Edited by Fred s. Idtse. Manager
Pine County Farm
Bureau.
Eliminate the Scrub.

The following letter from the
secretary Of the Minnesota Hol-
stein-Friesian Association will
undoubtedly be Of interest to a
great many Of the farmers Of the
county, as it affords an unusual
opportunity to get GOOD herd
sire at extremely low prices and
good terms. Those who are to-
day using grade or scrub herd
sires, cannot afford to let this
opportunity pass.
Those wishing to avail them
selves Of this opportunity should
notify the Farm Bureau office.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

in October and they will be dis
tributed impartially through the
drawing Of numbers. The bulls
will be delivered to their new
owners at the Fair Grounds.
| trust that you will give this
plan as much publicity as posi-
bic in your county, and will call
it particularly to the attention of
your bankers. We believe that
the terms have been so arranged
that any farmer can meet them
and the results should be a great
benefit to every county where
dairying is practiced. 1t is the
best way we know of helping to
eliminate the greatest loss on the
majority of our farms, namely,
the scrub sire.
Very truly yours,
Secretary.
p. s. If you have in your COM
munity a man that is breeding
Holsteins and who needs a better
sire than the one he is now u.s.
ing. we should be glad to assist
him in arranging credit with a
member of this Association
should he so desire.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
There are undoubtedly quite
a number Of farmers in your
county who are now using grade
or scrub bulls at the heads Of
their dairy herds that should be
using purebred sires. ] have
found a great many who would
be only too glad at this time to
purchase purebred sire If they
were able to raise the money,
but the banks at this time are
loaned out and few of them can
extend further credit with their
patrons. nor are many Of their
patrons in shape to take care Of
short time loans.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

dairy products. 1t is hoped that
every cooperative creamery in
the county will join the associa-
ton.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

FRIDAY, AUG 18th
SANDSTONE DAY
1l:00 A. M. Midway opens.
$50 p. NJ Band concert in Midway.
eco r. M. Free attractions before grand
stand.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18th
ENTRY DAY

Entries received from A. Nj. to 6 p. M.
All entries must be in place by 9 A. M.
August 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN.
SAYS ERNEST WHITING

SAYS ERNEST WHlTlNOi
That Business Builder outfit. which Is
so constantly advertising for men, con-
tinues to command my interest.
To-day their long ad is full Of the ex-
perience OF young man called Fred
Schmidt. Frankly I thought he might
I went once more to the Knickerbocker
Building. asked for Schmidt. Five
minutes later ! was in his office. He
ask him one question while he shot three
questions at me. By that time ] was
widely awake TO the fact that out-and-
out frankness was the only thing. This
/ learned:
In 1917 Fred Schmidt enlisted in the
meant Buck Private" He was mus
tered out in 1919 First Lieutenant.
On May 20. 1920. he joined The Busi-
ness Builders.
7 asked what had been his previous
experience as salesman.
He looked at me and smiled-"Mr.
Whiting, l had never sold anything
found that with the training he, re-
ceiyed In James w. Elliott's Business
Builders. he had started selling regu-
lariy within a week. That he had made
good money as salesman-that ne had
won a promotion TO an Assistant Sales
Managers job in a little over three
months-that job paid him 500 week
he % was made a Sales Manager. Four
months more he was the General
Staff. Since his first promotion he
has received two raises In salary.
He Is now the Recruiting officer of
The Business Builders. IL was astound-
ing. From a man with absolutely no
selling experience to top notch execu-
tive In great organization in Just
little over year.
Member Get Member Campaign. In
brief it's this: The statesmen of The
Business Builders are increasing their
force. not only by big advertising
campaign, but by bringing In friends who
want the opportunity to measure up.
selling to-day-one OF them, with but a
five months record to show. has won
his promotion.
Fred Schmidt said to me: 'Mr. Whit
Ing / wish that every real man ! ever
knew or cared about was right In here"
He meant It. He ought to know. My
visit TO Fred Schmidt brought to mind
the old adage. The Proof Of the Pud-
ding is In the Eating.
II were out of a job. or In one I
wanted to be out Of. I'd head straight
for the Knickerbocker Building. I'd
take the chance Fed Schmidt took. and
I'd give all the manhood In me a schance
for expression. in a place where hun
dreds of men make good.
That's strong. 7 know. but I've Just
come from Fred Schmidt, the successful
young executive who had never sold any
thing before he met Jimmy Elliott.
Think II over. Yes--over night. You
will make no mistake.
ERNEST WHITING.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN.
$4,000 OPPORTUNITY.

$4,000 OPPORTUNITY.
WHAT ARE YOUR QUALIFICATIONS
Satisfactory answers to the following ques-
tions will result In an interview.
]. What is your age?
2. Where wers you born2
8. What have you sold2
4. In what territory have you sold2
5. What have your earnings averaged In
the last five years.
6. Can you travel extensively. making 60
day trips?
Z. Are you engaged in any litigation?
8. Are you IN good physical condition with
out any impairments?
Q. When will you be available?
TO- If necessary, can you maintain yourself
for one month without income?
Please number your answers to conform
10 the questions. The successful applicant
will be given the opportunity others
In our organization who earning from
81 800 TO $4,000 annually a liberal COM
mission basis. without any cash advances,
drawing accounts or similar props for the
weak. We viii give you a thorough train
ing In financial publicity and the renewals
of large clientele viii add materially to
your income. We have been established 90
years, have the highest rating, and If YOU
are selected you will be placed In what
should prove lucrative life position. In
clude telephone number
Address 139 Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
STOCK Statesmen.
JUST G SPECIAL MEN.

We are about TO launch the biggest reselling
campaign ever put over In New York city.
Over 1000 satisfied stockholders In this
city alone. and over four times that many
in other large cities, including Canada. All
have received cash and stock dividends regu-
larly for past few years, and not one who
bought direct from tho company has lost q
single dollar. The company Is considered
one OF the best In its field and the commits
sion viii be high enough to make you some
real money.
The men who are chosen must be. first
ealesmen; seconf: leaders. We have not
room for any non-prc ducers.
Write giving name. address. telephone num-
Der, something about your past perform
ances. Address G.. f., p. o. Box 372. City
Hall Station. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
SPECIALITY statesmen WANTED.

Corporation doing business in thirty States
now treblng sales force sell to banks; want
representatives In New Jersey and New Eng
land; our men make big money: commission
only; real jobs for real producers. l. 6l4
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.

GARDENER-Assistant required 10 work IN
greeEhouse English preferred; 500 per
month; state experience Write w. d. Rob-
erti.on, box 332, Port Chester. y. Y
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
SALESMAN,
sALEsMEN-s SECURITY.

sALEsMEN--If you want to make money
this fall, get In now with nn organixa-
tion that IA alive; market product In
universal demand. See write H. A. wog-
lom. p2S World Bldg. az Park Row.
SALESMEN--An investment house wants
few high grade aggressive statesmen 10
handle its securities, paying monthly profits; ;
good commission TO right men and territory
In and out of New York. Call room iO00A,
~ West saith ct, at ROADWAY
ALESMEN-wholesale and retail paint and
varnish distributor in New Jersey has an
opening for two good men. one as outside
salesman and one an inside salesman; must
be experienced: state experience and ability.
30 Herald, Herald 80.
SALESMEN--youn men, clean cut, age %
to 90, by stock brokerage house: write
fully. stating age. sales experience and refer
ences knowledge of brokerage business not
necessary. Address nv letter only to Box
=. o. room col, 12o Liberty st., New York.
Statesmen wanted; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced In selling grocery and butcher
trade; state experience. age: salary viii be
satisfactory 70 right applicant: unless record
strictly o. K. waste OF time to apply. l. i02
Herald Herald 50.
statesmen wanted 10 sell dependable .ruit
trees and shrubbery; big demands COM
plete cooperation. commission paid weekly
Write for terms. Wiilems Sons Nurseries
Rochester, NJ v.
Statesmen, high class, 10 sell first class
industrial stock no promotion steady
employment; bring references. Room 1907,
30 Coxtlandt- ~
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
GLOVE SALESMAN.

Earnest, capable young man as inside
salesman, wholesale glove concern; per-
manent position TO hustler. Write. stat
ing fun particulars. age, salary desired.
and how now employed, &C.. 327
Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
statesmen.
OPPORTUNITY WITH IMMEDIATE
INCOME.

INCOME.
This Is not security proposition. We are
training serious minded and determined men
for our sales force and managerial positions.
We manufacture a quality commodity that
is not only indispensable but It's use is COM
PEELED by law.
No experience 1ecessary-costs you nothing
"a probation period commission basis to
men who qualify.
An income while you learn
Glass commencing Monday evening 8
o'clock; references required; no applications
during day. BE here sharp T:4o. Optic Lens
Corp. 2i5 West 55th st, New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
OFFICE BOYS

OFFICE BOYS
IF YOU ARE BRIGHT AND EN-
ERGETIC WE OFFER YOU PER
NIANENT POSITIONS WITH OPPCR-
TuNTTY FOR ADVANCEMENT
ONLY THOSE SEEKING STEADY
EMPLOYMENT NEED APPLY.
Please call at
ROOM 7O3.
so EAST 42D ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

SALESMEN
Not many. but few capable ambitious,
neat appearing men will be given opportunity
following their immediate appHcation--to
represent a well established. going manu-
featuring concern In the development of an
expansion campaign; the business serves the
general public in the saving of both time
and money and has to do with a commodity
millions of tons of which sold annually
of values have a life's opportunity and their
immediate earning power is limited only
by their individual determination and push.
Machneless Refrigerating Corp. 116 Nassau
st. suite 1902.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
statesmen,
ATTENTION. :


The Collins Service, 226 Columbia av.,
Philadelphia, a division of the A. M Collins
Manufacturing Co., has been for ~ years
engaged In the business of developing and
increasing bank deposits for thousands OF
financial institutions in every section of the
United States. Events about to take place,
Of international Importance, create an imme-
date opportunity for the extension of the
Collins sales staff. to take advantage of a
situation that offers exceptional profit to all
concerned. We are interested only III hear
ing from real statesmen who have actually
and successfully sold service. life insurance.
securities any other similar intangibes
and who are not young as to give bank
ers impression OF lack OF knowledge and
experience, old rs to be Incapable or
sustained. energetic sales effort. This Is not
blind advertisement and don't expect
blind replies To secure interview In New
York II will be necessary to state specifically
experience, age. nationality. references, pres
ent occupation, maximum earnings per an
mum, telephone number and how soon avail
able. Our statesmen operate on a strictly
commission basis and we don't make any
cash advances, pay salaries or maintain
drawing accounts. Long trips OF 80 TO 30
days are required and successful applicants
put In two or three weeks at our Phiadel-
course. during which time their association
Is on a strictly probation basis. While the
requirements are rigid. to the salesman who
can qualify the possibilities are great. Earn
inRs range high, with an extraordinary op-
portunity existent right now. Direct your ap-
plication by mail. to the General Manager
at the address given above. Appointments
will be made In New York short notice
by telegraph or telephone.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
LAW PUBLISHING HOUSE.

A LARGE LAW PUBLISHING
ORGANIZATION HAS AN OPENING
FOR A SALES AND COLLECTION
CORRESPONDENT AND ExECU-
TIVE: LEGAL TRAINING ESSEN
TIAL; A BIG OPPORTUNITY
AWAITS SUCCESSFUL APPLI-
LY. APPLY BON eas. ao9 CABLE
BLDG.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
SALESMAN WANTED

statesmen can make big money selling
EMERGENCY PAPER RAIN CAPES at
Is and % cents each. On pleasant days
from office to office and TO automobile
owners: on rainy days everywhere. Exclusive
territory. For particulars address Joseph A.
Gavin, 3S4 Broadway, N. X.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

SALESMAN with auto interstate right New
York and adjoining territory open for high
grade salesman knowing drug, stationery or
general trade; Southern allotment available
for winter. 712 Herald, 10th st.
sALEsMEN-Growers OF dependable nursery
stock want reliable representative selling
all the year around: commission weekly; no
delivering. Brown Brothers Nurseries.
Rochester, N. Y.
SECURITY statesmen.
Wanted two clean cut men who are In the
before submitting same to their clients and
who have the interest OF the investor at
heart; only men with clean records and
producers need apply; liberal commission
basis Address Box 1908. 81 Union Square.
SHIPPING clerk, packer, handy all around
man. married. Abrams, 215 e. Tooth st.
SOLICITOR
Mercantile agency has vacancy for an
experienced solicitor capable of securing high
class business; this is a first class oppor-
tunity to connect with a sound, reliable or
ganization; reply fully In strict confidence,
stating qualifications and terms expected.
Write G. N. 500 Presbyterian Building.
SPECIALITY salesman wanted to sell a high
gade eyelet and paper fastening machine
to the business houses, banks, bond and
other first class establishments: the ma
chine retails for S25: will pay agents splen-
did profit. Apply 1911. 393 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

STOCK statesmen. experienced sell
ing on telephone. Suite 1i07, 1853
Fifth av.
STOCK statesmen.
An Ohio rubber corporation desires to con-
meet with several stock statesmen who can
produce; state commission wanted. sc. Ad-
dress Ill Herald, 10Th st.
STOCK CLERK experienced in novelty metal
goods line; good opportunity for the right
man w 56 Herald, Herald square.
STOCK boy TO assist shipping clerk: state
salary and experience; Christian. Address
letters only, 9. X, 200 =. 23d
STOCK salesman to sell over phone; salary
and commission. l.. Robbins Co., 220
w. 42d.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

SALESMAN, live young man. about $3.50
years, In used car department of large
car: we need a fellow with good. sound.
proven business ability TO sell used cars on a
very liberal and sound basis: state full
particulars regarding past experience; ex-
perienced automobile man preferred. but
not absolutely essential; salary and commis-
sion. q. c., 40S Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
GLOVE SALESMAN.

GLOVE SALESMAN,
experienced In glove line only. acquainted
with New York City, Brooklyn and New
ara. large department store trade; won
derful opportunity with importing house;
state experience and salary desired.
T. r., 326 Herald, Herald so.
JANlTOR to take entire charge of several
apartment houses; good salary and living
quarters to right party. Write In own hand
writing. stating age, experience and salary
expected, l. $40 Herald, $50 Broadway.
JAPANESE wants general housework. Y.
Ogasa, 146 West 65th st. Columbus 511o.
JOHN DANIEL & SONS.
BROADWAY. sTH-9TH SITS, N Y.
have a permanent position for young sales
clerk experienced in linens, blankets and
domesties. Apply by letter.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.

REPRESENTATIVE WANTED BY
A DEPENDABLE. PROGRESS
SIvE SALES ORGANIZATION
THAT WILL BE QUICK TO
MAKE A $40, 0,o0o-A-YEAR MAN
OUT OF ANY MAN WHOSE HEAD
Is NOT LIKELY TO BE TURNED
BY INITIAL EARNINGS FAR
BEYOND HIS MOST AMBITIOUS
DREAMS.
CALL 10 A. M. AT SUITE CO.,,
so COURT ST.. B'KLYN. n. Y.
BOROUGH HALL SUBWAY STA
T1oN) ASK FOR MR.. KERR.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
statesmen! ATTENTION
EVERY WEEK WE OFFER
IN CASH BONUSES $1.T50

TO those who sell our excellent
SO Preferred Industrial Stock.
A Wonderful Money-Making
Opportunity. A chance for
consistent workers to make
several hundred dollars extra
weekly. Commission basis.
Something new. Ask for Mr..
Boyd. Room go, 2 Rector
Street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

~ yoE t0drt room aud board consult the
Boorusrs Wanted advertisements found
tn this section. Mention Tho Neto York
Herald IN your conversation toith the
GdUcrtiser.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
STOCK Statesmen.

We want high grade statesmen to sci
direct under personal supervision; will
Ing to pay unusually attractive commits sions
Cali . to 10 A. M. 333 North Broad ST..
room 4. Elizabeth. N. ).
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

Statesmen CCoLoRED).
II you have had experience selling secur-
ties or feel that you can sell meritorious
investment which 10 OF exceptional interest
10 your own people I can show you how TO
earn big money Immediately; liberal commits
eions and positions as assistant sales man
ayers open for the right men. Call Suite
sos. 1923 Broadway. from o to ~ A. NJ
statesmen.
Exceptional opportunity for good men ex-
perienced In the wholesale toy and stationery
line, outside selling. for old established
downtown firm: state past experience, refer
ences and conditions. n 500 Herald, $50
Broadway.
SALESMAN FOR THE WEST TO HANDLE
nYESTUFF AND CHEMICAL SPECIAL
TIES, OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSES GOOD
oPPoRT,uyHrIITTTa, ITa, pp9R LIVE E5MSERGETIg
BLDG.
SALESMAN wanted for New York city and
State, TO sell auto soap and soap special
ties, commission basis; state exneriencc and
references. Goldsmith Soap Mfg. Co.. 27th
and Huntington sts.. Philadelphia. Pa.
SALESMAN
for high class imported toys: commission
basis; experienced only need apply. 6o7
Herald. 18Th ~
SALESMAN TO sell cigars by box, spare
tims. M 1-1A Heralds Waohingtoo -Hsishts.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
OFFICE BOY wanted Apply Miss Mckenzie.
R0R 9Th aN.. n "

-ALEsMEN-- wanted. experienced tire sales
men, with automobile preferred, TO handle
best selling tre9 on market on commission
basis. l. 625 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MEN.
Do you want TO earn big
money - build a career - build
your own character?
Here is the opportunity you
have been looking for. The
Business Builders training
school will enable you to fit
yourself for the big things OF
life. You can earn big income
while you are learning.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Read the advertisement under
Statesmen.