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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07
rINrERNATIoNAL news sERylcel


CHICAGO. April 7.-While specs
squads Of detectives secured the city
today for Ave bandits who participated
IN the sensational Indiatepolis man
robbery At the Dearborn street staten
late yesterday. postal authorities were
endeavoring TO check the amount 81
loot obtained Estimates of the value
81 the loot ran from s5o.ooo to S50o.oao
this morning with no accurate hgures
available The mail pouches we're
destined for the Hoosier Limited.
color was lent 70 the possibiAts
that the amount taken may be lars"
~ the fnding IF the pouches which
contained the mail stolen in vacant
lot at West St Louis Avenue and "
Twenty-hrst street Near the pouches
we're a number OF money wrappers in
dicating that the pouches had contain
ed large amounts of currency and
A0ndS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

CBY THE POLITICAL REPORTED Ek.'
Leo McCormac}S mayor Of East Chr
caEo. is home cooking without friHs
lie wears suspenders with his belt IN
the summer time ard a belt with lis
suspendcrs in winter lie likes to sii
on tho front porch after dinner and
talk to a neighbor.
Half an hours conversation and oo-
servation with and of Leo McCormack'
the mayor Of East Chicago who is q
candidate for a second term, viii con
vince you that his political enemies
departed from the paths Of veracity in
representing him as a cunning, suaVe
plotting politician.
GOOD FELLOW.
This man Mccormack appears as IN
nocent OF intrigue as country
squire. lie is a Brother Elk sort Of
fellow. hale hearty and well met. He
believes in the virtue of women, the
integrity Of men. the divinity of Christ
and the infallibiIty of the constitu-
tion And he is smart. Mccormack
has a way Of applying the rules Of
common sense to the lSnottiest problem
and finding the right solution in his
own good time which is plenty soon
enough,
Eewsboy. messenger boy. steel max
cr. theatcr manager. restauranteur,
chief of police. traffic man and mayor.
Mccormack has led an active life His
muscles were hardened by swinging a
twentv-seven pound sIcdge to crush
pig iron but not his heart His pride
sustained blow when he was demot-
10 n fe
faith
SETBAChs DON'T COUNT.
The story OF his life is a romance.
At the age Of ne carried papers at
Terre Haute and whom he was II he
started to work on a farm cutting
fodder FOR his board and 10 cents a
day His next employment was as n
telegraph messenger. the wage being
IS a month After a time he was get
ting S12 a month. When he became Is
years of age he started his life in the
mills. going to work at o'clock in
the morning and doing a mans work.
lie developed physically until at IS he
weighed 21O pounds.
After working in the mills Of Terre
Haute and GAINESVILLE. O.. Mccormack
came to East Chicago with the Repub-
Hc Iron q Steel company. During MS
boyhood and carly manhood he had the
support of his mother and sister who
made a home for him. Whom his
mother died. his sister married. and
Leo also married
Mccormack went into the painting
and contracting business. and later
opened restaurants in East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor. He started pic
ture show at the harbor and the busi-
ness grew into vaudeville house,
Then the money panic Of 1907 upset
things and Mccormack went to work
on the police department. He was
made chief for four years and with a
change Of administration was denoted
to the ranks. Mccormack was game.
1T didn't humiliate me- he said.
CONTINUED on page hve.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07
onon Flyer Pouches Are Stolen At Polk Street Station
Did YOu
Hear That

C. y. W-ASHBUIlNE, head Of tho
Winnetala schools. has advertised for
"hve teachers who arc love proof There
ain't no sich thing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

The Grand Crossing police were told
the girl lived at 443 Elm street. Ham
mond' Tho telephone directory gives
that address as the home Of Fred B
Eekenboy woman who said she was
Miss Beatrice Eckenboys mother re-
FUSED to discuss the attempted suicide
today. She said she had been notified
of the affair but that SHE had not gone
INTO Chicago to see the girl She rc-
ferred inquiry 70 Mrs. olson and ms.
Wagner.
They know more about it than 7
DO she said Beatrice wasn't living
a. home. She went to Chicago to live.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07
LOOT WILL
REACH 4
BIG SUM
ChiCagO'S Most Daring Robbery
Takes Place Late
Yesterday.
lBULLETINl

Postal inspectors admit today that
S750,O0000 might be conservative
estimate Of the total contents Of the
registered sack and that the loss might
possibly run to $l.000000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

SAN sKUTAIIIss was little peeve
the other DAY when he read that he was
out Of tho race for alderman. It was
news "a Kim for ne had filed as candi-
date for alderman at large on the dem
ocrutic ticket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

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On l''e ,'iNilil,9 10 49,
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mn, ..,,t. a. t.,-,tod - atte,1 +,
2leetins of the irish reliet committee II
the Chamber of commerce II elsA'
o'clock tonight. Ihe plans ot INC com
mittee viii be discussed ~ IS or tho
relief solely Of the women and children
or lreland.
o.NE 81 lhe pre'eissl sis.lls 1t
Witnessed at lo.O9 Q clock isst ~, ! uesi''S
llsht oy huhdrco9 - peop' e l'.' =
ing Doay vas - 'iie -
par1 oi tlie sAS ~ & 1'i
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hood.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07
'CORMACK
NOT PLOTTING
POLITICIAN
Chief Executive Is Full Of
Sound Common Sense
And Uses It.

CSoTE-This Is the seventh Of
scrie. of articles on the political sltu-
ntion in the several cities tn the Oniu-
Ct region, others will follo"'--l1DA
TORI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

H J. Miles OF Hammond recently
appointed to the Indiana Securities Com
mission writes from Indianapolis thai
he misses The Times more than any
thing else and demands that he be placed
on the mailing list instantly lie says
golhng is well advanced there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07
Girl Tries
To lake
Her Life
Hammond Girl Found I'm
conscious in Kitchen, Says
Chicago Report

-TI-AIO, III- -AIIII I'D leesNu ~
the finery She loved Beatrice Ecken-
boy. %, muliner Of Hammond, was
found unconscious on the floor Of the
gas-hlled kitchen Of the home OF her
sister. Mrs Elma Wagner at 1928 In
diana avenue yesterday afternoon To-
lice Of the Grand crossing station used
a puhmotor to revive the girl and she
was taken to the county hospital The
police report said that she had at
tempted to commit suicide.
Miss Eckenboy came to Chicago a
week ago to stay With her sister, Ac-
cording to note said 10 have been
written by the girl she was tired OF
life
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

After sizing them UP IN dance halls,
in different parts Of the city. Alderman
Milo Bruce says he believes the East
Hammond girls have the shade over all
others in the points usually considered
in forming an opinion through the eve.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

a Labor Ticket has appeared in the
fcld ia the West Hammond city elec-
tion campaign. The election VIII be
held April 10 and promises to be con
test after an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07

Delivered by TINES Carriers in
Hammond and West Hammond,
500 Per Month. On Streets and
News Stands, Sc Per Cory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-07
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday
coidcr tonight,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

mare numar de cat moi, 81 de
aceia numarul prizonierilor ia
cuti de Ell a fost asa de mic. Ldp-
tele, dupa 3 zile, s'au terminal
Gu retragerea corpului de Olt IL
regiunea Caineni-Lotru. Retrage.
rea s'a facut, pentru majoritatea
trupelor, direct peste muntii de
la rasarit de Olt; lar pentru alte,
trnpe 81 coloane char pc soseaua
nationala. Scaparea acestor forte
Sc datoreste, in primul rind, ac-
tiunei energice 81 intelepte ge-
neralului Praporgescu, apoi ini-
tiativei 81 hotarirei de sacrificiu
. diferitilor comandanti in sub
Qrdine, din corpul de Olt, carl au
luat dispozitiuni 81 au condus
unitatilespe propria lor raspunde-
re-: cat 81 mai ales eroismului
fara seaman al trupelor, al solda-
tilor, fie in grupe, fie isolati.
Uonducerea de ansamblu, . co.
mandamentnl1i acestor trupe, Il
slipsit Gu totul 81 de aceia este Gu
atlta mai mare meritul tuturor
acslora carl au ajutat, Ia scaparea
cslei mai mari pArti, din trupe
d n1sterisl. Pierderile noastre au
|test destul de mari dar Il pierda
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

saluit fortele inimice in creerul
mumtilor, in spre Olt, fara in
tampina cea mai mica resistenta
indelungata, char Gu forte multi
mai mici.
AstfeI, i1limicnl reuseste in ziua
de 13 Septcmbrie sd ajunga Ia
Oft, deasupra Cainenilor, 81 sd
ocupe transeele de Ia Lunci, de
langa frontiera, facute de trupele
noastre, Gu fata Ia nord. II pc
rioada neutralitatii. El s'a asezat
in spatele corpului nostru de Olt,
81 ocupa singnra lui Gale de CO.
municatie 81 de legatura GU tara
- soseaua 81 'calea ferata de pc
valea Oltului. In acelas timp,
cavaleria vrajmagS ocolind dreap-
ia corpului de Olt, Sc interpune
intre el 81 arnAata II, dinspre Fa>
garas, taindusi astfel orice Legal
tur3 81 Gu acessta srmata. 81
astfel corpul de OF, Gu incepere
din ziua de - Septembrie, nu
mai poate col6unica GU tara, =.
wand sfinia de retragere taiata de
corpul .Alpip II niei Gu armata
la, fiindea fIpele AZ cavaferie
inimies eu nslt artlsris = ins
rpnsese sci s. &, IS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
EPOPEEA ROMANO
RaZbOiul NOstru Pentru
lntregirea NeaInu1ui
AUGUST 1916-APR1LIE 1918)
De GENERALUL C.. GAvANESCUL.

Aceste trupe Sc organizau 81 Sc
grupau: armata Arr, INSPIRE Cluj {;
lar armata Falkenhayn INSPIRE
est de. Arad. Din aceste regiuni
fortele inimice grupate 81 multi
superioare fortelor romano Sc
prcgateau sd ia D ofensiva puter-
MICA INSPIRE est.
Primele atacuri, ale inimicului,
in Transatlantic, au avut loc la
sfarsitul lunei August 81 incepu-
tut lunei Septembrie 81 s'au pro-
nuntat asupra armatei I. In afara
de atscurile carl erau zilllic in
dreptate asllpra vaei rillui Ger
ma, inimicul q atacat Gu forte
mari, in special germane, trupele
noastre din defileul Merisor.
Lllptele Az durat aci, fara intre-
|rupere, aproape zece zile, de Ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
IN Wit A R {

ID loan Stoia, din comma
Dragus, judetul Fagaras, are
onoare va face cunoscu casato-
ia sd Gu d-soara Seana Biliboca.
D-soara Seana Biliboca din co.
muna Dragus, judetul Fagaras,
ire onoare a va face cunoscut
.asatoria sa Gu dl loan Stoia.
81 invita- Gu toata dragostea pc
toate neamurile, consatenii, prize
enii 81 cunoscutii, din loc 81 jur,
l lua parte la Celebrarea cunu-
niei lor Religioase, care va avea
Ioc Dumineca, II Septembrie,
1921, la orele = p. IN. in biserica
rr.-or. ''Sf. Marie din Cleve.
land, Ohio.
Masa Sc va aranja la orele S
,eara in Hala d-lui Lazar Petcof
n Bedford, 0. Stop 27.
Muzica nationala va distra
onor. oaspeti Gu cele mai fru-
noase arii de dams.
NASH stunt: ID Nicolae 81 D-na
.Nrosina Tatar, din comma Dra-
rus, judetul Fagaras.
Deci III speranta ca vOm avea
,noarea a va saluta in mijlocul
lostru. pana la revedere rama
lem salutandu-va Gu toata dra-
yostea. MIRII 81 NASH.
NIB. Prietini 81 cunoscuti carl
nu vor primi invitari spectacle,
,unt rugati a considera aceasta
"a atare.
2O4 l. y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

rile dusmanului in oameni au fost
extrem de grelc, char multi mai
grele Gle cat ale noastrc. MOI am
pierdut, insa, terenul eel casti4
gasem in luna August.
Pc cand Corpul de Olt era u
tacat Gu atata furie dc un vraj-
mas superior iii toate, armat4
liza, care sc oprise de La 6-14
Sept. pc dreapta Oltului in re-.
guinea Fagaras, 81 facea manes
vre, ca in timp de pace, sub motiv
de instruirea trupei 81 1ofiterilor.
primeste ordin ca in ziIa. de Ia
Sept. sa porneasca in ajltor, iu
mars fortat, 81 Sd atace viglros
pc mimic orr unde lar intalni.
Ambele corpuri de armata 2 81
3 - carl constituiau armata M-a
Sc pun in mars 81 dau lupte des.
tul de violente, in lnarsul lor, las.
Szasz- Fehergyhaga, Ia Szasz Hs-
lom 81 Lesses, Szasz-ahus. In
seara zilei de is septembrie,
cand Corpul de Olt trecuse deja
muntii inapoi in tara, armsta I'm
ajunsese u vre-o 1418 KIN. de
locnl unde se afla, Gu II inainte,
|sripa dreapta q Corpului AZ sQlt.
,lYs rrme 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
INsTlINTARE

eunt ruga3i toE s',onentii
nogtri . observs urmxtoarole
reguh u trimiteesa peatr1
Schimbaro dc adresx:
!. 81 70 scrie adresa voche
unde 10 mers xiarul gi adrssa
unde So mutat.
:. Il deoare persoanx u
- al&turs ms ~d 81 &C., O. 90
oaute sx nj % dea numelo stra-
dol q q oragulm correct
Cine M observx aoeste ro-
gull IN 1adaf agteaptx II 1 %
schimbe adresa - M u poaSa
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

Odata Gu reusita miscarii de
intoarcere, inimicul porneste de
front atacuri inversunate asupra
corpului de Olt. Ajutoarele tri-
mise sub comanda generalului
Praporgescu, pentru deschiderea
liniei de communicable dinspre sud,
reasesc,- Gu multa truda, q inde-
parta pc mimic de la Olt, q re-
ocupa Cainenii si, q ajuta trupele
corpului de Oft, in lupta lor des-1
peratasgAeegte lupte intre 13-16
SepteA r. p fost Gu adeyarat'
inver96nate, de parte 81 de alta.
Bombardamentul dusman era un
intern + atacurile Sc dddeau ri Si
noapte fara intrerupere, fara pic
de ragaz. Mormane, munti, de
cadavre dusmane zaceau in fata
liniilor trupelor 4noastre. Orlat,
Poplaca, Rdsinari, Cisnadia Her
many, Nesteny, Talmaci siE altele
sunt marturii ale vitejiei, fara
asemanare, ale soldatilor nostri
I'll stiind ca lie este inchisa calea
xsv>rn - vx vAwnfnros, * .~a~n~x y, "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
(Urmarsy

Ramasitele trupelor inimice,
ce au fost respinse de pc from
tiera muntoasa, s'au retras, trep-
tat, in fata fortelor noastre, eau
tand a sc intruni in unitati 81 a
sc uni Gu ajutoarele ce lie soseau
din interiorul tarii 81 de pc alte
fronturi. Toate fortele austriace
retrase de pc frontiera de vest a
Moldovei, impreuna Gu trupele
austro-ungare, sosite INSPIRE a.
ceasta parte, an format armata
austro-nngara sub comanda ge-
neralului Won Arr; lar acelea de
pc frontiera de nord a Munte-
niei, imprerna Gu trupele ger
name sosite in ajntor, au consti-
tait armata ga germana sub CO.
manla eeneralului Falkenhayn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

% August pana la 7 Septembrie,
plerzand 81 reocupand Petrosanii
81 reglunea respectiva de mai
multe orr, lar la urma trupele
noastre au ramas stapane pc
creasta muntilor, la frontiera, de
unde puteam bate, Gu tunul
.pana dincolo de minele de la Pc
trosani.
Asupra corpului de Olt, de la
sud de Sibiu, s'gn fndreptat, ,~de
Ia inceput, peste doua divizii GER
name, un corp alpin 81 douaa 'di.
VIII de cavalerie. Corpul alpin a
fost adus Gu tre1ul, pfna la vre-o
IS KIN. la vest De Sibiu 81 apoi
prin marsuri pc jos, timp de mai
multe zile, urmand crestetul
muntilor, pc plaiurile dintre riu-
rile Lotrul 81 Sadul, au ajuns
fara nici Q 'piedica, la Olt, dea-
supra Cainenilor.
lnimicul gasit acest drum Gu
totul liber, fiindcd comandamen-
tul corpului de OFT, pu q facut
legatura Gu trupele de la Jiu,
spre q interzice orice trecere q
s yra imnasului prin acea regime,
sau eel putin . ii snuntat de
lui. Patru zile al MIR. I,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
H M'FCX -
.[:QBklCCITAEM
ApARE m 1IECARI II.

ApARr n 1IECAR3 u.
Pretul pentru publicatii ca: Caut'
"De vfnzare," "Anunt de cAsatorie.
etc, costa pentru fiecare cuvint
CENT? de o publicatie. Sub so de cent
nu Sc publica mimic.
Pentru DAri de seamA. Invitart dt
botex, cununii sau dansuri, I cent? H.
ola, sau $500. 1 coloanA de xiAr.
Publicatiile sd fie insotite de euna
necesara. Credit nu are decit socistA-
tile din Uniunea 8. r. A.
Manuscriptele sau fotografh nu %
inapoiaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
IN ATENTIUNEA
ROMANILOR.

Cunoscuta Farma, fost d-nel
Body, la Stop a, Lake Shore,
Electric r. Il. peste lima de tren
Nickel Plate, prima casa.
Dl Paul, proprietar, aduce la
cumostinta tuturor romanllor care
uOreSc a aVea must de StruSuf
de Dover, sau doresc sd cumpere
struguri. Servlciu clnStlt ca $
pana aclma.
L. PAUL
Tele%ron Guy. Dover 1O7.
(1X6-24 Sept
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
De vINZARE

Din cauza bat1'inetei Wind, casa
storul 81 doua loturi. Casa este de
ciment, 7 odai sus, 4 JOS 81 storul,
precum 81 pivnita de caramida
care cilhentata.
Singurul stor intre romani.
Adresati-va la:
D. GEORGEVICI
17W-10th Ave.
So. milwaukee Wis
Telefon 277 l.. (2O7-S)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-03

160 ACRES-Fee simple, $9.50 acre; Jefferson county line {; quick sale only. Address A-31, care Age-Herald. FARM AT EDUN-2 blocks depot, 47 acres. 20 acres cultivation, eral springs good land; $1,250; bar gain. B. F. Eborn, 315 Empire Bldg. Main 817S.
 LAND--We can sell acre million. Ingram Land Co.,. Birmingham-
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ''-'>-''-"'7-rF10fIS fFI10fISES FOR SHTE
EAST OF 2OTH ST.

NEAR LAREvIEw SCHOOL ON ssTH ST. VERY ATTRAcTIvELY ARRANGED, INCLUDING BREAK FAST ROOM, ( BEDROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH. FINE ATTIC. HARDWOOD FLOORS THROUGH OUT. TILE BATH. FURNACE HEAT. FRONT DRIVE TO GA RAGE. SERVANTS HOUSE, COMPOSITION ROOF. YOU CAN GET THIS AT A BARGAIN. SEE
 HILBERT JEMISON Jemison and Company, Inc. Main 52sG. 21i N. goth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-03

wOODLAWN-Large lot, S-room
 dwelling, 3 blocks of new high school; $2,250; easy terms. R. F. Eborn, 315 Empire Bldg. Main S17s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-03

SOUTH HTGHLANDS-Sple E. story, room, modern resfdences fine condition; large lot; block 18th
 St. line; excellent location; S6,26o, good terms; auto and some cash considered in first payment. B. F. Bborn, 315 Empire Bldg. Main s17s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-03
AUTOMOBILES 6T0MOBITES FOR SALE
FORDS

Chassis, good motors, good tires, $15O to ......$ .$2O0 Light delivery cars, express bodies, $225 to ........$ $325 Roadster, slip on box body on rear deck ..,..........$ $500 Roadster, starter equipped, excellent shape 1850 Terms to Reliable People. BRoWNELL AUTO CO.,, Inc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-03
NEAR FIVE POINTS

10-room home, modern, and great big lot. only 1A blocks of Five Points station; can trade on this and it is bargain. Call at once if you want to trade some. Ingram Land Co.,, Sl2 Empire Bldg, Main 1197,
The diamond drill., 1921-09-24

down 70 lower plane OF about ten
feet. something in the order OF the way
that old Nebuchadnezzar arranged his
hanging gardens in Babylon.
The buildings stand at the north
end OF the center flat which has been
entirely cleared. As one stands at the
ranch house and looks out across the
three flats as the clearing shows up At
the present time. the panorama pre-
sented greatly resembles an aeroplane
with the central flat representing the
body. long and slim, the distance from
the propeller end (where the build
ings are) TO the tail being over male.
When an automobile enters at the low
er gate II can Just be discerned with
the naked eye.
The left wing. lying TO the west OF
the center flat, contains 400 acres OF
typical pine choppings on the edge OF
the hardwood. Away out 10 the west
the clearing crew OF the ranch is push
ing the brush line westward at the
The diamond drill., 1921-09-24

Baraga County has acquired from
the Village OF Baraga forty acre tract
OF land adjoining the Village on the
North and under the management OF
the Baraga County Fair Association Is
putting up buildings. fencing the
grounds and getting ready for the 10th
annual fair which will be bigger and
larger. than ever. A small fair has been
conducted in Baraga County for ten
years with such success and benefit 10
the County that through tho efforts OF
local industries. farmers and business
men, supported by the liberal donation
from Baraga County. the site was ac-
quired and the fair permanently es-
tablished at Baraga. Some OF the build.
ings are already up and with volunteer
help the association has gone much
farther than was contemplated this
year. With the start already made and
encouragement given the land owners.
farmers and business men IL Is thought
that by next year the balance OF the
buildings and race track will be COM
pleted. This will give Baraga County
a fair grounds and race track second
TO none tn the Upper Peninsula. Bar
aga County is one OF the principle ag-
ricultural counties In Cloverland. It's
advancement agriculturally IS reflect
ed through Its fair. Each year the fair
has been larger and now ii has regu-
lar incorporated fair association and
It's own fair grounds. II gives the usual
entertainment by high class artists
and as there is close cooperation by
all interests in the county the exhibits
are expected to be superior to fairs
that are Older and more pretentions.
Rnnd fhn Ada
The diamond drill., 1921-09-24
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BRIGHT FUTURE IN
STORE FOR MINES

The iron mining men or the Lake
Superior region were quite depressed
earlier in the season by reason OF the
prospect OF small shipment from the
district, but they are recovering from
IL. One OF them said this week;
"The iron industry is dull right
now. and will be dull the balance OF
the season. but we shall be going
strong again one year hence"
The iron mining men OF Lake Su-
perior are looking TO the future, and
they see good times for the coming
year. II the industry is depressed al
present, the men who direct these
large enterprises, men interested at
both the mining and the consuming
ends are not depressed.
New records not established are
yet to be established. II Is not so
many years ago that iron mining men
discussed the possibility OF the iron
calling upon Lake Superior
for so million tons OF ore in single
season. That record has been estab-
lished and re-established and exceed
ed very large margin and IL Is
quite TO be expected that the time Is
not many years distant when the iron
industry will call upon Lake Superior
for 75 million tons in a single season.
This country is now getting set for
great period OF expansion, OF new
and greater prosperity. To be pes
simistic now is nothing short OF
crime. Now IL the time to plan. Lake
Superior mining men are doing that
very thing right now-planning for
not merely next year but for many
years.-IRONwOOD TIMES.
ncad fha Ada
The diamond drill., 1921-09-24

rate Of 40 acres per week.
over to the east. or the right wing
OF our imagined plane, the tents OF
several contractors can be seen. This
flat contains about 500 acres and is
more OF swamp flat that merges fur
ther to the east. with big marsh that
extends TO the Hemlock river On the
outer edge OF this wing the brush line
is being gradually pushed east by the
contractors who are clearing in that
direction
The center flat contains $50 acres
and IS entirely cleared and TILED A
The diamond drill., 1921-09-24
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The Fourth Big Thing In Coyerland
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fence have been strung and len more
will be put up Just as soon as the
clearing operators are over with. The
fence is substantial affair in every
way. Mr. Shutz tells me that ne win
probably resume fencing work next
year.
The big thing about the ranch just
now IS the development OF headouar-
ters which consist OF three flats that
extend from west TO east, the east line
OF each flat being marked by step