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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
uDic Sage 1T tftanb1nal
oaft3 troitlos."
8iirf1tng Der Se11er1tne in 9e1nid-
lanb, Strpl 1tnb Sefterreid.

81brenb Sic @aben fir Das euro
pdiihe 2iebestperf immer (padrliider
81 flieben Beginner, fpre9en sic ein~
heffen6en 8riefe bon Eenernng nr6
bermebrter Scot. 90 beibt es in Ell
nerl S6reiben bes @atb. Gnritnsper=
banoes fir gbemrib n16 l1mgebung
bom 18. M11glit: Ser nnterbolt nm
ierer beiben @ir16ernnitalten erfor6ert
nit ie6em Monat b0bere Mnfmenbl1r-
|aer. Isle enorm Ser 2ebensunterbaIt
|iid Bel 1ins berteuert bot, erfeben sic
6nro11s, baB mir im @inoerbeim fir
ben 3entner @~artoffeIn i'm Sabre
1916 ffu11f Morf 5abIten, mdiibren0 er
iebt iihon anf 100 Morf ali jteben
fomt1t. Dns 1900 @ramm idmere
Mnrfenbrot foitet go Marf. qegen
|0.5O Marf 5n Mnfdng oeg Rrieges. "
Sn SeiterreiH unb Stroll iiebt es
rtidt anbers nls. SSn ei1em, ebenfaus
am Is. Mrgrit, gu Snngbrnd bother
ten Shreiben beg giroIer 2ot16eg !
Observation-Disclosures me16et man
Ser 22entraIsSfeIIe beg 3. s.: uGg i'll
gefpiB fir 11ns furdbar trorrtig, oab
mir mil ie6em Briefe INNER mieoer
Der 0ohrbeit gernaB mitteiIen mnffien
bob unfere gerb6ltnifie NIT ieoem ga.
ge hlimmer tper6en. Die Nreigfei.
ger1t1tq Ser TeBtet1 Bret Woden lit oe.
rn6esu nr1erh6irt. so ffieg 5ett boz
l19O anf 3O0-360 @ronen, ie mad
anoriittat. MeisenmeH BON 68 on1
100 @rotten, Meis bon 81 n1if SO SCI.
etc. Gin 6errennra11o. Ser nod DO,
Bret Monoten I'm f2,OO0-i4,OOe
@r. erreidbor mor, foffet heute mi1be.
Hens $4,000 Rrofte11. Wohin 6iefe
gerh1Ifniife nod fMifbre1t tuer6et1, tpeif
6er Iiebe Got.
Mnhren6 fino iere Shreiben. Ste
bon ldhper beinnaefnhfe1 8erfoner
tniht iii eiiaer,eft sssntereffe. nohI tnhpr
benz orberer nrf Der Nof Adsfnpfet1-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months and for
- # Hearfnr Thereon. H


Estate. Of John Kruchten, Deceased.
State of Minnesota. County OF Stearns
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John
Kruchten, Decedent.
Letters te-stamentarys this day hav-
ing been granted to Anna aKruchten,
and 1t appearing by the affidavit OF
said representative that there are no
debts Of said decedent:
# is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors OF the above nam
his estate in this court, be, and the
same hereby Is limited to three months
from and after the date hereof; and
Friday, the 18th Day Of January, 1922,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, In the Probate Court
Rooms, at the Court House at the City
Of st. Cloud In said County, be, n the
same hereby is. fixed and appointed as
the time and place for hearing upon
and h examination. adjustment and
allowance Of such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
publication Of this order in the "Der
Nordstern' as provided by law.
Dated October 8th, 1921.
liSeal) J. q. HIMSL,
10 2027 nudge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
WiScrrtaf taftO GrRShMfte
pSnt Stemernt.

@oibhgton, 10. DH. amenoe-
ments a,1r 5teuerporlage, oa1rd@ mel-
die ollie gransportiteuern, einlblieB'
lid elmer Ste1er alf Selrobre11l111tel1
uno elmer iolden auf 8oitpafete, nj
berrufen, cine Marimal-SlildRltelter
bon SO 9rosent ,,nb eine grboba11lg
Ser Mrbidaftsiteuer feltgeiest miro,
tpurben arn Montag nor, ben WteDr'
belts Mitglieoert bes Sinanaa1tsldl1l.
ies oes Genats ongenomr1er1. Ser11er
tpuroen Mmenbements our Betbebal-
tuno ser &orporations . Mftienfapt-
toIite1ter 1tno s1tm @iberrl1f Der steat-
erfreibeit bon $4,000 fir &orporatto-
1en, berer Observation-Disclosures
iiber $4,000 angenomrae1.
auBeroem pltrbe cine Ste,ier bon
s6.4O pro @anone 8rannttpetn be-
fdloIIen. ieboh nit ser 8eitimrnll,1g,
5ob Elm &abatt bon 1920 gerpdbrt
miro, tuertrt CUR 3ufrieoenbett oes
ginneniteuer- ginnebmens r1aebgepte-
fen miro, baB Der 8ratt1tttpet1 fnr
s%sabrifationss ODER meoiai1!|he 3De'
lie bertpen6et miro.
3,,m 8ioerruf empfobleu tperoett
ru1d Elm anoeres ENHANCEMENT Mt51'
ie5teiern auf 5portparen. @al1g11t1t@
mi. eleftriIhe genttlatorea, SberIto'
flol6en, @auder- r1b S~agonteriiltet1,
@anbelbilber-Silms, Soiletten Get
fen ur6 -G,toer, pbotograpbiide Ap'
porate rno 3ubebor, uno %art1111e
,,nb fosmetii6e Mttel. Die Ste1ier
auf &unitsegenitdnoe tuiiroe bon 10
aui s 8ro5ent r%e6uaiert, bie olf 3ts
dertporen o11f 3 angefebt 111 Die ge-
bIante 3miatiteler fir Sotel5trtr1er
rnb gureaumobeI a,1s Sartbol5 o1tts
eehoben tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
Gtmbiere11 8reiie.

@bicoeo, 9. SH. - Btieruno8pan.
5ig Mitglie6er bes Gbicagoer 5tabt-
rats traten cine &eife nod meitlideu
11n6 iii6liden @td6ten On, nm bori
2ebensfoitenv Mietspreiie, Morftper=
bdltniiie nn6 Mebnli9es at it11oieren.
.gs Ioqen nnter u1t6erem ct SAUL,
.@anconber, San Sruncisco, Sos Mn=
geles, @l @a1o, nno Seem Orleans Be
ludt meroen. Die grfabrnngen, Sic
anf biefer Geife geiammelt mer6en,
folle1 6a5n 6ienen, in gbicago 6ie 2e-
bensfoften b%erab3n1eBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

Elm 9roteftorat niiber MIbarien profla-
miert bat, bot Minilterprdiioent So
iditIh Don 5erbien bie Mobilmamung
Ser Sabresflahen 1918, 1919 nnb
1920 dngeoronet, u5um Sdns Der ii,u.-
goIlapiIden @rer5e gege,1 Mrgriffe
Ser MlboneIen." Sn biplomatii6en
@reiien IN Baris fiird9tet man, bob
bas @orgeben Serbiens 51 einent
lle,.e1 8aIfanfrieg fibren merben.
Nl,d aaIien ion geriiitet ieirL ieoen
MngenbIif gruppen iiber sic @0ria
nod Mlbanien ai ihiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

8or @eriht. @ibter
Gum Angeflagten): rBann firo
Sic %geboren??"
Nngeflagter (fdpeigt).
&id)ter: nSagen Ste mir bod,
mann Sbr @eburtstag lit"
Mngeflagter: oAb mas, ste
i1enfen mir ia bod rihts.1
49, 5urrogat. 81: @erben
sic int CONNER nu6 berreiien2
8. pornebm): Sd gebe anfangs
ssuIi nod Dem Snoer.
&C.: sd, sic @lidliderl Darf
man fragen pobin? +
g.: Sd 5iebe nm, mad Der 5io.
ltraBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

|@ablen IN Canada am 6. DECEMBER.
Sttatpn, Snt., II. DIT -Gremier
|Meigben gab bier befannt, baB Die
ongemeinen @nblen an 6. De5ember
|itattfin6en tperben. 9ie Montinationen
.tperben nm 90. Nobember erfolgen.
|Das getpGblte meme 8arlamem miro
fir Sen IL. Sar11ar 1922 %einberl1fen
|iper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
gom Meaen in oie

@om Aegen in bic
Eraufe. - @ait (peripdtet, on
Ser Gable b'bote): n99, nie idon,
bat mir Der frellnoliGe 8irt eineH
@laB neben Ser Cans r%eierbiert."
Do9 % iiebt er nit 5breden, bob
neben inn cine iunge Game Blab
genommen Bat, n1b in Der gertDir-
rung iagt er 81 oieier:: xNeben Der
gebratenen natIrlib."
- 5p6tter in Der 81 % t.
5hm,1bl gum 8antoffelbeloen, Der
feinen Sausibliiiel bnt): gtDas
81 leien gefdnig? @ienetdt oas
f@0ne 8ud r8ie tperoe Id ener'
gii6?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution

SAk " VA - e AVCVOAA6
and for Distribution
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
in Probate Court. s8sS
In the Matter Of the Estat of Ferdi-
nand Eveslage, Decedent;
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested In the final account and dis
tribution Of the estate of said decedent:
The representative Of the above named
~decedent, having fled in this Court
her final account of the admin
5istration Of b estate OF said decedent,
together with her petition praying for
the adjustment and allowance Of said
final account I'M for distribution OF
the residue Of said estate to h per-
thereunto entitled;
Therefore, you, and each OF you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any -you have. before this
b Court House. In the City Of s..
Cloud, In the County OF Stearns, State
Minnesota, on h
18th Day OF November, 1921,
should not be granted. .
Witness. The Judge OF said Court,
and the Seal Of said Court, this 18th
day Of October, 1921.
court seall J. 3. HIMSL,
IL 20 ~ Judge OF Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
BeIei6igenoe Diag

- BeIei6igen6e Diag-
n 0 e. .8as tit oenn NIT oenr
|Doftor Miuer los? Ser tragt III
ben gar5en &opf perbunoen!"
nSa, miiien sic, Der bot gelterlt
ben reihen &rosenbauern nnter.
iudt uno an inn nnterer1tabruna
fonItatiert."
80fer Bruoer. 8ruoer
dur Rlnpieripiele1ben Sdmeiter)-
.Haiila. Du bauit ia furdtbar 90,
neben!"
.Nun, nun, bas fonnrnt bod fel-
ten genug por!"
.mer6ingg: 1neiiters fingit gu
6nneben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

IS emiitlih. &eIlner (5nm
@alt, DER lid) oas Yetbmerocbud,
bringell laBD. u@pacn Sic l1d>
pieueid)t iber Die 5nppe beibwe-
REM" So
omeroings; uarum?"
.gs ltebt rtamlib idon cine 8e-
i9merbe 6ariiber brin, 90 brauf]er
Sic. nur Sbren NaHten bin5u5uiet-
gen."
- g t at. - gu Sbnen font
men feine 8ettler, pie fomnt Dos?
5ebr einfah! Meine Sra1 CAB
linen INNER 5u elien, unb 90 iino
Tie ale ansgeblieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

rifaniiben ,aiibe niroa metln audi
pieaeidt nidt gana orfb0ren, o bod
erbeblih nahla1ien, mertn ieiter1s Der
an1erican Dairp Cattle GornpartD,
nidt meiter fir Die BON ibr, birlnber-
gelanoten &iibe ge1orgt niroe. IS
Iiolle n%ad)gerabe befanM lein, bob tptr
Ibis onf peitereS in mo11atltden &atio-
men &raftfutter fir uniere &ibe ol,rb
nnlern 8ertreter in Dentihlano 5nr
MbIiefernng bringen laiien. Timer
SilfSlperf 1T ni6t bamit getan, oab
1pir aiibe ienben, nn6 bie Gmpfanger
oann allein 0afIr iorget loiien, mie
life bamit fertig meroen; bielmebr be-
tradte,1 mir es als nniere 8fliM, fir
Dieie giere, 6ie ia bod nnier amert-
faniides gigentum biS anf 1Deiteres
bleiben iollen, i'm SSrtereiie Der sc,
|ber iotpobI pie Der gmpfdnger meiter
al Iorgen, 10 6aB 6as @eI6enf audi
Iieinem 3pef entipri9t 1tnb iebe Sub
anf bober Mildleiitnng erbulten
Ib1eibt.
8etreffs bieier fortgeieBter 6iiriore
ge i1reibt uns cine MnItalt IN Sber,
Efranfen tpie folgt: u5t. Soiepbsan.
litalt, 0en 4, September 1921. Wait
aufri6tiger Sreuoe l1n6 Dem M1Sornd
unieres ~innigiten 9anfes beitatigen
mir eesshner ben gingang bon bret Sa=
den &paHfuttermebl fir uniere 6rei
amerifaniiden MildfIbes melhe mir
als 2iebesgabenienbung bnr9 SSbrer1
gertreter in 8renten 5ugeididt err
|Eelten. 8ie frob nn6 banfbar iino
SSbnen bafiir, io1pie fir SsSbre liebe=
|noHe S%iirlorge! nn0 UNI 10 mebr, oa
|bas @eisfuttermeB nn6 gronubfn=
.Aenmebl geraoe at elmer 3eit anfam,
.aIs sic Sntternot a1fs bodite geitie-
gen mar infolge Ser unerborten Dur-
re mn6 grodenbeit. l1niere bret
.Mmerifaner9en" baben Sic 3ugabe
bon &raftfutter reht germ nnb ielbe
befommt ibnen gar5 bor5Mgli6. 8el6
groBe @obltat uno mel6e Srel6e IN
6ieier i6meren 3eit. Sos geiammte
Mnitnltspolf9en modte Sbnen bQl
freuoiger Danfbarfeit Die &dn69en
mtpegenitreden un0 bieltouienomd
nBergelt's @ott!" iagen fir Sbre
groBe 2iebe ltnb Site, nit Ser sic
uns nenerbingg in poblt6tiger @eife
.be0a9ten, unb fir an 6ns Cute, 6as
Sic 1tns 1don ertpieien baben -.
.9nrh sos quite, betmatlt1e S11tter lit
.bie MildIeiitung neientIih geiteigert
tpor6en. @s iollte nidt ausgeben.
8iitte laiien sic 11ns mie6er &raftfut=
ter 5ngl1te ffom1nen, 6omit eg Ben at1e-
rtfanti9en Gierer1 tpeiterbin gut geben
finn.
Mn Dem gritgeidenf, Der &ub, tpie
an Ser 6ortieBung 6es 2iebesmerfes
Der Mmerican 9airp Cattle Company,
Der geriorgung Der amerifanii9em
&iibe nit &raftfutter fann ii9 biier5u=
lan6e ie6er 2an6Smann entiprehen6
leine1t Weitteln beteiligen. go Diele
Slide uriere treugeiinnten Sarmer
ihenfen, 10 Diele gilt es, binuber5u=
transportieren l1nb briiben nit &roft<
ffutter GIT beriorgen; TRANSPORT nn6
nit @raftfntter fir Elm
SSabr erfor6ern pro &1tb sic Mrfpen~
6ltng bon bnn6ert Collars.
1nb tpem fem @er5 CUR Mitbilfe
BEL Dteiem 2%iebestperf treim, Der FEM
De giitigit feline Baben an she Mmeris
con Dairp Cattle gompanb, 1913 @eft
Maotion Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Die &aae Ut ~tmaneb1ftal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
umfhriebe n

- u m @rieben. @ldtbi-
ger Gum 9iener BEG BaronS):
rWas iagen Sie2 Sd merbe BON
benz Serrn 8aron fein @el6 frie-
gen fotnen? -. @r bat bod erit
Dor f1r5em cine Gra1 NIT 100000
Mnrf gebeiratet!"
9iener: oSa, bas 1timmt;
Die Sralt fat er aud beute nod"
nngerebtigfeit. ST.
Dor 2nternenlibt: @eiBte, MoriR.
riemanb lit ungeredter als Der
.5tnat )! Sen Diplomoten
Meierftein baben ie mege,1 bober
Berbienfte be1obnt - uno mir be-
ltrnft!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
Tiiritin Metternih aeitDrben.

Wien, s. SH. Smrftin Bal1line
Metterni9, Die @ttttpe Shirt Ri6ar0
Metterni9s, Der bon 1859 biz 1871
Gterrei6ifder 8oti6after in HariS
NOR, ift in Wien I'M Sitter bon IS Sab=
rem geltorben. Shirt Rtbar6 Wetter=
mid nar Elm Sobn bes beriibmten
.5taotSmanns nn6 Diplomaten Sir
iten clemens MeeHerni9, Der IN Der
eriten Sdlfte bes neun5ebnten Sabr-
bnn0erts cine 70 electromagnetic Stole
IN ser e11ropdiiden @olitif geipielt
hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
gei11t Sye4er berlebt.

ct. Hol1I z. Sf. Sci einem
SSe1ter, melbes bas Nro6uftenba1s
bon st.. 6. Cobb in ct. saul 5eritor-
tie nno Sic MnIage Ser &ornneI Badine
bei6doigte, m11r6e11 6rei
Ber1onen berlebt, 6ar11nter 5tpei Ge1t-
e~rmebrle11te. Ser Sda6en beGduf iid
.ouf $5OO,0O0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

- MiBberfan1en. Meine
3abnidmer5en bringen mid nod
uml I.
8ermieterin: 9agegen gibt eS
MIR Elm Mittel: Mus5ieben!
3%immerberr: Mb nee, Jrall
S6ul5e, i6 m0bt' bod Bel sSbnet1
mobnen bleiben!
- sd 10 Sea, &err Meiiil.
lei, tparum bnben sic ii6 ben11 bel
SSblrer @r0be fold cine fleine Gral1
getpdblt?
SIN, Sie uiiien bod, man foQ
bon a1en uebeln oas neinere nab
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
gafanfriea 6rpbt.

Garis, II. Oh. = Die @efabr els
mes ariess 5tpiiden Stalten nro SUI
goIIatpien lit nobe. Nadoem Stalter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

&erlangt

@erlargt
@utes Me6b1en our Berridtung
angemeiner &alsarbeit gum ioforti-
gen gintriH. Nad5nfragen Bel Gral1
Geo. St. GIarf, 1927 @ierte Mpenl1e
|iiiblih. ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

5tnbenmao d en- gum 9iener): .gBas lit 6enn oben inn @alon
los? 9as bort 1b ia gern6e 70 an, as tuenn 90 elmer &ouibub fdbrt!"
Diener: Ser ablge sreter bon unierer MeHelten bembtet Dem
Mlten feline 5drloen, ln0 Der futbiert Dor Aufregung i'm Salon rum. :"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-10-03
SPLENDID PROGRAM
ON LYCEUM COURSE
First Number To Be
Given During lnsti-
tute Week

AS has been customary for the
past several years, the Blackfoot
lyceum course is again to be under
the supervision of the Blackfoot
high school, who will present to the
citizens of this community possibly
the strongest lyceum course that has
ever been held in Blackfoot.
The committee has selected for its
course some Of the best talent avail
able. The course will consist of five
numbers with no Saturday night
dates. The course is dated one .for
Tuesday, one Wednesday, one Thurs
day and two Friday night dates.
The first number being "The
Victorian Artists who are appear.
ing on Thursday evening, Oct. 90
during the week of the teachers in.
stitute and will be held In the l.. D.
s. tabernacle.
The committee will meet some
time this week and arrange for the
season ticket canvas. Do not fail tc
get season ticket when asked to
buy for the first number will be well
worth the price of the complete
course.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-10-03
Former Post Master
Greatly Impressed
With improvements


George Wall, former post master
at Blackfoot and resident here for
many years, came down from his
home at Coeur D'Alene for the
Shriners' convention last week, and
|remained a couple of days to visit
friends after the convention was I'm
ished.
Mr.. Wall was one of the early
residents of Blackfoot, and for many
years was post master, and has been
away most Of the time for ten or
twelve years. He was here in 1918
and on looking the town over last
week he declared that it was the
greatest surprise to him to note the
changes since that time. He went
out for a drive with Mr.. Gagon and
studied the effect of the new en-
frances to the town, the new paved
roads, the improved fair grounds
with the open front, the pavements
and parking in the residence district,
and the cleanliness of the town, and
declared that the town had taken
steps forward that entitled it to be
classed as it had never been before.
In his opinion these were features
that would impress the visitor as be-
ing among the best.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-10-03
FAIR ASSOCIATION
Will PAY Bills
Fair Directors an.e
County Commission
ers Meet Friday

At meeting of the fair directors
and the county commissioners on
Friday morning. question was
raised as to the legality Of the COM
missioners issuing warrants to pay
of the balance of the premium list,
and as there was a division Of opin-
ion, they adjourned till 2 o'clock at
which time each side presented its
views thru an attorney, and at the
close of the session decision had been
reached that there was ample legal
provision for taking care Of all
claims, and that there would be
plenty of money raised by next years
levy on the same plan as this year,
to again pay the awards in the pre-
MUM list, and yet take care of the
two-year obligations entered into
last fall for cleaning up the title to
the property.
Secretary Fjeldsted was called to
Salt Lake to act as judge on live
stock at the state fair and we did
not secure a copy Of his financial
statement for publication as expected
in this issue. It is our understand
ing that it will require about $4,000
to finish paying the premiums and
other bills connected with the ex-
hibits.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-10-03
WHEAT GATHERED
TO AID STARVING
South Idaho Will Con-
tribute Twelve Cars
for Near East

South Idaho farmers this week
began hurting challenge OF wheat
at the spectre of starvation, which
threatens to complete the ruin un-
finished by the long reign of war,
disorganization and homelessness
among the radical remnants of the
Near East, where thousands are to
be clothed this winter with the tons
of spare garments and shoes South
Idaho people have already gener-
ously given thru Near East relief.
Twelve carloads OF wheat from
this years harvest in South Idaho
are expected to be on the way by
October Is, following this states
gift of apparel into the centers of
suffering in the Caucasus, Armenia
and ancient Bible lands, where hun
dreds are now reported to be dying
daily of hunger, This is designated
as south Idaho's share in q contri-
button Of FIVE million bushels of
grain, which the American farmers
are endeavoring to send to the .des-
titute of Asia Minors hunger zone.
Practically every grain warehouse
and elevator in the state has been
designated as an official receiving
station for gifts Of wheat from south
Idaho's farmers. Church leaders.
farmers organizations and business
men are cooperating with state Of
flcials Of the Near East Relief COM
mittee in the wheat collection and
every wheat grower is being asked to
give something from his crop for
the starving.
These gifts are to be set aside
from regular deliveries at the eleva-
tors, so that no special deliveries
may be required. Each elevator
manager will transfer credits equal
ing his community's donations to
central grain collecting points, from
whence shipment will be moved by
the Near East relief committee.
James Duckworth of Blackfoot
has been made general chairman Of
the wheat gathering effort in the
upper Snake river valley district,
while David R. Langlois Of Burley
heads the program in the lower
Snake river valley and William A.
Hyde Of Pocatello is general chair
uu0A LUZ OOuIuCdoLOAA II 1u0AV, ~ 10 SA~
nounced here by Miss q. Fay Fowler
of Boise, Idaho state director of the
Near East relief committee.
Stake presidents and local chair
man are leading the effort in the
various communities. Their sOlicita-
tions among the farmers have begun.
The upper Snake river valley, in
cluding Bingham, Bonneville, Butte,
Clark, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison
and Teton counties have been asked
for 3644 bushels Of wheat, Miss
Fowler reports.
A quota of 4893 bushels has been
assigned to the lower Snake river
valley district, composed Of Twin
Falls, Minidoka, Lincoln, Jerome.
Gooding, Cassia, Camas and Blaine
counties. :
From the southeastern Idaho dis
trict--Bannock, Bear Lake, Carbon,
Franklin, Oneida and Power count
les, 1926 bushels are sought.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-10-03
BINGHAM COUNTY
TEACHERS MEET:
PLAN INSTITUTE
Merchants Association
and Commercial Club
Make Arrangements
for Entertainment

The Bingham county institute met
at Blackfoot last Saturday, there
being about seventy-f1ve teachers
present. The forenoon session was
devoted to educational matters and
the afternoon session opened with
an hour devoted to plans for handl-
ing the district institute which meets
October II to 81 inclusive.
The Bingham county teachers
took an active part in securing the
district institute for Blackfoot, and
considered themselves in a measure
responsible for its success. They are
apportioning the work of entertain
ing the teachers, rand will be as
signed to places on the various work.
ing committees for receiving and
placing the teachers on their arrival
in town as we'll as on the different
events Of the week.
The merchants association and
Commercial club are making plans
for giving the teachers car service
day by day and drives into the
country for recreation after school
hours. Arrangements are being
made for taking the teachers thru
the sugar factory in squads of fifty
or hundred as the factory manage
ment may prefer, until all Of them
who wish to, have seen and been in
structed in sugar making.
For every hundred teachers at the
institute it is expected that about
ninety-five of them will be women,
and when the Blackfoot people give
a reception and dance for the teach
ers it will be up to the wives of the
local men to turn their husbands
over to the teachers for the evening.
The sessions of the institute are
from $40 till IL and from 2. to
each day, and it is the desire of the
local people to fill in the rest of the
time with drives and recreation and
pleasure, and to get the teachers as
we'll informed as possible regarding
the resources of the Blackfoot
country. Ray Crabtree, manager of
the Beachy Shoe company, and ]. E.
Estensen of the Racket Store, will
plan the drives and o. e. Bills, man.
ager of the Bingham Motor company
is in charge of transportation. He
lists all the available cars and driv-
ers, who are supposed to be at the
command of Mr.. Bills at any time
during the week without pay. When
the drives committee says to be in
line with the automobiles at given
hour, the drivers respond without
question and follow the file leader
with the teachers who happen to be
placed with them, and give all the
information they can about the
places visited. More definite infor-
nation will be published about these
trips so the drivers can get informed
in advance of the coming of the
teachers.