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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

politic& reala, din expunerea
de motive 4 ministru1ui
de finan9e.
Inainte de discuta amanuntit
proectul de buget general al Sta
t,llui intocmit de Ill ministru dc
finante nu lie putem opri de-a re-
produce din eNpunerea de motive
a bugetului. cateva puncte lumi-
noase, de reala politica, pentru
consolidarea financiara a Stat,llui
roman. lata care sunt punctele
acestea din expuncrea d-lui Titu-
lpscu:
oonsolidarea prin. moi insine.
0 colfceptie de ansamblu =
slAlne domnul Titulescu - asu-
pra functiunii ce4 are de implinit
Romania 1ntregita in, concertnl
pop0arelor din punct de priyire
cultural 81 din vreme al mijloace-
,lor ce trebuesc intrebuintate pen-
tru ne atinge scopul, un pro-
gram financiar impartit pc i'm
numar deani cu reducerea chel-
tlelilor LA strictul necesar la in
ceput, 81 Gu urcarea treptata a
venitelor 81 parallel a cheltuelilor
Impulse de necesitatile refacerii 81
de idealul nostru de civilizatie 81
de expansinne economical, Sc I'M
PUN.
. asemenea c0nceptie, 0 aseme-
nea alegere de mijloace, nn ase-
menea program sunt insa liteEA
moarta, daca, inainte de orice nu
intocmim bilantul cinstit al situa-
ti0nii do All 81 nh restabilim
sprin sfortarile ce vom pune in i'm.
plinirea obligatiunilor noastre 81
prin energia ce vom pune in apa.
rarea drepturilor noastre. INCRE
DEREA WITUROR 81 a noastrd
char, IN MOI INSI-NE!
Gum No pntsm refaca.
Continuind eNpunerca de mo
tive, dl Titulescu adaoga:
Banii nh nil putem prOcurs
decat prin trei mijloace. La unn
am recurs deja: e impOsitul extr;
ordinar pc avere. Raman dOua
lmprumutul 81 punerea in valoar,
a bunuriior noastre. Mijlocul ce
dlnt5iiu trebue redus la strictu
llecesar; aS ziae char, trebue S;
.dispara cu totuL pentruca orr e
inus ne poate acorda decat sum,
,neinsemnate; orr ne atla,ce sumel,
necesare, dar GU pretul unor stir
biri a libertatii noastre, pc car,
ma ne-o Ingadue nici trecutul. mic
aspiratiunile.
Punerea in valoare de catr
natiunea romano 81 IN PROF
TEL Ell REAL imcnselor ayuti
natnrale a, Romaniei, e scapare
noastra de greutatile ~prezente /
chemarea pc care generatiune
Actuala e menita sa iinpl
neasca.
Punerea in valOare a dispOn.
bilitatilor nGastre trebue facut
! CONFORM UNUL INTREG PRO
IGRAM DE NATIONALIZARE )
tleocamdata, prin colaborarea st
'ttnlui GU initiative romaneasca.
'Interventislnea Statului e
Iseeesitate, nu nu,nai pentruca 6
lFridica. prestigiui initiativei part
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

mania. mn reSpi1ge aiutorul ca.
pitalului strain. Gapitahl strain
care. va vol, sd sc asocieze capita
.lllui. roman, CT CONalITIuNILE
. lMlst Sc DE lNTERESlL CON
SERvsI,RAIs ,sDASTRE, va fl bine
VENT. In masura in care capitMui
strain nnva voig sa ,implineasca i
in Romallias 0 functinne politica
ri numai una economical, ca VA
gasi deapnruri lafnoi 81 remune-
rata 81 securitatea la care. are
dreptul. Remnneratia hui va Fl
egala c,r aoeeaa a capitalului ma
tioilal. Nh tOata tlumea4 poate spu-
ne accasta, :caci sllnt State mari
nnde impozitele pc capitalurile
straine sunt 7nireite fata GU lim-
poxitcle cu privire la nationali.
Securitatea 10 Va asigura nu nu-
mai organizarea nOua exportu-
lui nostr,l dar' mai ales fuziunea
lui4 intima 81, sincera Gu capitalul
roim6nesc, care cea mai bunii
garantie.
'Refacerea noastra trebue sd
flo insa inainte de, toate opera
noastra insasi.
'Daca nu refNzam concursul
capitalului strein, ar fl 81 iluzia
81 o gresala, ca sa ne intemeiem
pc el, pentru ca sa ne implinim
scopul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

) = p
Eoz1Aaia & fie. . romanilor.
], 'ROMAlNIA ROM.ANu5OR | tre-
[bue 81 fie- lozinca, generatinnii,
noastrc.
In acest striGat nn po&te ve-
dea nici un ON Gu iudecata ne
l,artinitoare calcarea datoriilor dc
(ffd8ies unIanitara, asa urit' expri-
finsta prif cuvfnt,i xcnophobie.
g. lahnn. piidN de III marii nostri
isls,sitasi dir 0cciaient, acei carl
Pau facut raElcinl tlr1ptului 81 'sla-
ftAri az ,cafi ctars sfngele ronr6.
besc: cafi dintr 'insii az pntes 81
xsllS M iosinca. Ffanta Frsncexi.
flor, Anglia EnklesilOr, falia Ita,
lfe1ilOr, altceva de cit expredin.
~ insltuiui SdeSAr n1otza, csfs
soh11st1 III I illAi1ea u1n 81
r. lsiisiill
~ - 1r1 - = -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

expsrt Ain viitor.
''Capitalul r6manesc nu-si poa-
te imrplini insa fanctiunea lui Geo.
nomica 81, de data aceasta political,
dafii nu ayem o politica de export
81 pOliticar valutara bine STA
xbilita.
'Ambele chestnut Sc reduc, din
punet de. vctlere al finantei pu.
blice, la una: Statul nu- poate sd
fie lipsit de devixa asupra strai-
natatii 81, daca vremurilc sunt
anomnale, va trebui Sd; recurga la
miiloaee psionale, pentru a 81
le procura.s M Sc poate lasa va
loarea lNul0i,s adica drterminarea
unitatii de masura tuturor va.
lorilor noastre in mSinile particu-
larilor. Desigur cussull nu atirna
de' vointa individnlMi, dar oscila.
tiunile in jlrul unni c,rs mediu,
mentinut o. vreane. anumita. Sc
explica mai presas de toate prin
actiuni indiviluale, char numai
dae6l afacerile' oneate ar fl mo.
bilul aor. Ar ii oare posibil, Cd
datoria Romaniei sd Fl fost de &c
miliarde la L Septembrie 81 de A.
miliarde la Decembrie, pentru.
ca n-rastimp leul aascazut. Ar e
oare posibil ca fiecare variatie ds
o centina in .jurul curs,aui ac
taaA de 49, bani, reprezintind dee
a 2Osa parte din el, 81 sc traducs
prints redncere sau 0 cresrr.
correspondents a datOriei noastr,
pubiiee! @, ,politicH valutara tire
bu8' Sd linda maint< de toate n,
Ia urearca cursului, ci la simpati
xasseas lui. StabhisAsca rezulta din
.strlngeira in manas Statului a ca
mai lnssite device, staine pentru
lmpicdecs vinzarile inoportune d
lei; prin garantarea' din ce in G,
mai desavirsita biletului d.
banca; prin reducerea treptata
\ ciculatA,nii fhlaciare, .prin in
crederea pc care vom sti sd o dan
/ taturor In buna administratie
'lypspoddriei nsastrN.
''Afacerea impliDa dar ,,asar
ldsordin exfrabngstar, asspra eli
/ rerG mn me- putenBs intinde. aci
I! limAaseas emisiuniif de. bonuri d
tczaar; lialimfcm el1Aisiunii bilete
lor~banrii 81 misuEisde ordih bu
lag4tac rembhrsacee unei 1,krti
!. dat0Eiais nsastrc- c&trs RAnca M
\ tasn16 81 earantassa mai depiin
q biletelor. ei. Din aosst punct d
/ EpfiNire, lichidarsas eonstitne fla
J esfasxs . rfAceriis,
!, Acestea sunt isincipiils @,
'scas aa4aEitiHs aes1tnirsas4bug,
tailui ncstru de ilicksahrsfei de- r
j; fA6erse4.
iF t'viifAsat J.
] .-4s--s -.
n&2fnf21anra NnAA - -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
GOODYEAR RUBBER
SALES WERE LARGER
Report for Seven Months Shows
Net Surplus OF
$3,3o5,s53

Net sales of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company for the seven months
ended September 80. 1921, were $02, =
421. 40. according to n report issued to
stockholders. Net earnings. available
for interest and fixed charges, were
SO, ,S3S, ,4SG. Interest charges amounted
to S2.210. .GOi. while other miscel-
lancous charges and adjustments, mostly
losses on liquidation of fixed property
and adjustment of inventories in sub
sidiary companies. aggregated 81 i 123.-
OBS. The net surplus amounted to
S3.301. .S53.
The general balance sheet showed the
company's ratio Of current assets to
current liabilities to be approximately
10 to l. Its aggregate cash holdings.
United States Treasury certificates and
bank acccptanccs. totaled S23 ,I22 .4S5.
Edward G.. Wilmer. president of the
company. IN his remarks to. stock :
holders, said sales Of automobile tires
during the first nine months of 1921
were In excess of the number of sales
the same period last year.
"Thc volume of mechanical goods in :
cludtng rubber heels" he says. though
abnormally low. is now showing gradual
Improvement. With n seasonal curtail
ment in the use and demand for tires,
production has bccn gradually cur
tailed. Immediate prospects indicate
that no further reduction of consequence
will be necessary. and an increase
shortly after the first Of the new year il
probable. For period sales have OK
Cccdcd production with tho result that
inventories of finished tires are now
substantially smaller than those of last
year.
"GOodycar's principal subsidiaries
the California Company. all of whose
common stock is owned by Akron, anC
tho Canadian Company, in which Akror
has substantial investment. hav,
written down both inventories nnt
commitments TO current basis. both
have paid off all bank indebtedness
both have ample cash on hand to NEE
current requirements, and both ar,
showing substantial monthly earnings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
DAILY NOVELETTE,
A GHOST AND 4 PINK SLIPPER
BU Rose Meredith


nlCK CARSON knocked at the base
~ mcnt door. behind which lurked
his landlady. and when her long. palld
countcnnnce rokcd out suspiciously he
removed his straw hat.
Mrs. Beggs. YOU didn't tell me that
vour house w1s haunted" he accused.
"Is ~" she demanded.
"C;host in nv room last night-'
IL never had n ghost here in nv life
Won must have broupht II with YOU"
shc said mechanically
Dick laughed This is n fine old
houscN;t mnst have been beautiful
mansion once unon time and there
might no n ghost Of thc nast haunting
il Won told mo that I wns the only
roomcr hero md that Won and YOUR
bm.honL livcd oInrc vot,---' He rr.
ninrnI his hat. nirkcd nm his pninting
tit ,nd .trnIIrL Jo,yr tho rnod toward
rho hnrch woods whore hc was going to
finish nicturc of the brown brook.
''t hc wcmt no thompht Of thr strange
old Lorso ,yhorn ho lad found room
rLcroir hc ,nIght slocn uiotlv of night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

mot a woodland never will-only
-" he hesitated. Should he tellE
"Only what?"
Nothing, Mrs. Beggs; thank you,
and i've went upstairs In an absent
minded way.
When he was inside of the room, with
the door closed, he suddenly put down
his. burden and leaned against the
panels; he was not alone.
Somewhere in that dim chamber was
another living, breathing form. He
heard little yrustling sound from the
corner and knew that the intruder was
hiding in the shadow of the great four
poster bed. He had heard light step
and he knew that woman was there.
He took out his pocket flashlight and
suddenly swung IL around the room
The dim depths of the ancient mirror
held picture that startled him.
Pressed against the curtains of the
bed stood the slim form of girl dressed
in white. lie saw lovely heart shaped
face and wide startled dark eyes. Be-
cause of the shame and fear in her face
he turned away as If he had seen
nothing, snapped of the light and
strolled to the window, looking out at
the starry sky.
He heard her slipping past him in
the dark room and he longed to stop
her, then from the door soft, break
ing voice challenged him.
"1-beg your pardon--1 know you
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

saw mc--brt was lonesome--and We
been reading your books--don't blame
Mrs. Beggs." q,
The door opened and closed softly ana
she was gone from the room, but not
from his dreams.
The next morning, Mrs. Beggs was
waiting for him at the foot of the stairs
"Did you hear any ghosts last night,
Mr.. Carson?" she asked. ,
Nothing unpleasant, save the wind
in the treetops." he answered, when
sweet voice hoated down the stairs,
Explain Il TO him, Sara. please.
eyes, Miss Mona" and Mrs. Begss
explained that Miss Mona was one OF
the heirs TO the old house and some
times she stayed there unknown to any
body while she wrote stories and poems.
"Please keep IL secret until the estate
is settlcd--then Miss Mona will come
here to live"
"I'll promise silence, If the ghost will
promise to walk in the garden some
times" declared Dick, looking up the
wide stairway.
He saw a white hand over the upper
banister, then the other pink satin
slippcr came flying and saucily struck
against his heart. Dick kissed the little
slipper and put It in his pocket. Mrs.
Beggs saw nothing as she plodded away,
nor did she hear the soft laughter that
foated down the stairs. the sweet pre-. 4.
lude to wonderful love story.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
" ickB Q SpuCr
Steel IS
COTTON CUMMINGS LOWER
Total to Nov. 6,646,136 Bales,
Against 7,5oe,633 Last Year

Washington. Nov. 9.-COtton ginncd
prior to November | amounted I" 6,
GtG, 1886 running bales. including H..
100 round bales, 11,17J bales Of Amer
team Egyptian, and 1890 bales of Sea
Island, the Census Bureau announced
today.
Last year, to November ] there had
been ginncd zoos. .G33 bales, including
$50. .O5S round bales, 23,02S bales of
American Egyptian, and $40 bales Of
Sea Island.
Ginning by States to November / this
year follows:
Alabama. Il2.S5S; Arizona, 1860 ;
Arkansas. ga .GGS; California. 1903 ;
Florida, 94T1: Georgia. 736.9OO: Lou
i~Iana, 236 ,H64; Mississippi. G42.3l3 ;
Missouri. ~, 202 North Carolina, 5Sl =
0T4; Oklahoma, 4"G,0l2; South Caro-
lima, G22 ,O7G: Tennessee, 223 800
Texas. ,927 .730; Virginia, 1862 all
ether States, J129.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
u. S. Certificates and Treasury Notes
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool Soy i, jM%rT ,oSa, AZ %yI Nh Drt6.s ,1
%SSi S4Sii f5r or m5Ej4"S a, %E1 Tf% s"s' sSS %o:o
1000 bai's Thr TSG%.Y' TMrrGjraIn M"rGj Io0 utUr T'
wyr" @ r"''sS sstSsadT r. 5y"tInE" S;ssgi:
Pr,Ees ,NfTGdiinG, II 3Sd. fully m.ddlinE. Uh"Sai
GTTIG5IIng' j 6sd, low mddinR. ~ ,@S1; good
mr,lInary' S.5Sd ana ordinary ''S3d'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

uWl,ial rrJiscuuut rates At tho twelve Tad.
oral Reserve BRnkg are as follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
Proposals
pRnPOSAI.

The Board Of inspectors, state PsnrSy Py
tiary for the Western District OF 'ssajd
yanla Pittsburgh, Pa, will receive hIn.J
hlus on the following CLASSES 9I HlaC"
Same to lc delivered Pittsburgh FS''
MaChlne-shOp Cqulpmcnt.
Carpenter shop equipment
Motors.
ShRftlng -, S.,,mM
Bids close at noon, WEDNESDAY, nsU,,sd
23, 1921, Bids are TO be aCGs ppinns mp
certified checks or bonds. SPeclnGaSH
be obtained at the State Penltsn.,,lssn y,hs IiIa
Pittsburgh. Pa. The board reserves
10 reject any Or al JoHN Pjii FRANCES,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
Dividends
TIM WEST PHILADELPHIA TITLE AND
TRI'ST COMPANY

Philadelphia, November 5. 1921
The Board Of DireCtorg has ths dE T
pcr cent and an extra dividend Of tSo
per cent, clear Of tax, payable DeSemod M
1927. 70 sockholders as reg res's}Ie,su oIosa op buI'
ness November 10. 1921, a ,,ou
The transer books Will be cl9seu "'~
November 10 TO November 81, lp2l'.,
RALPH l. LEVERING' Tressu'@-.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON PETIT
TlON or FREEHOLDER

Whereas, a petition signed by r. l.,
Sizer. freeholder of School District
No. 40 and lit. in this County. repre-
Senting that he is the owner OF the
following described lands. situated in
said Districts. to-wit: EA of the SWA
and Wa ar the SEA of section 33.
Township ~. Range %. and that he
desires to he set off with his said
lands. from the said Districts Nos. as
and 1T to Consolidated District No.
:, kanabec County, for the following
reasons: That Il Is one mile nearer
to school house i'm District No. , Kama
bee County. than IL is to school house
in District No. As: the bus az district
No. :. kanahcc County. comes within
so feet of my house. has been present
Ell to the County Board Of Pine Coun-
~; ana asking that his said lands
may be set off from said Districts No.
Kanabec County, and the said Board
has appointed time and place for
hearing thereon. Therefore
NOTICE Is hereby given that said
petition win he heard Ivy said Board.
at session thereof. commencing on
the nth day 0f July. A. -. 1921. at
one O'Clock In the afternoon. at tire
office OF the County Auditor in the
Village of Pine city. In said County,
Board win hear the evidence and the
arguments Of ALI persons Interested. for
or against granting the prayer of the
petitioner.
Dated at Pine city. June lst. taet
NY order of the County Boary,.
Andrew =. Edin
County Auditor and Ex-ofticio Clerk
uf Board.
tJune 1920
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

mospRere that is calculated to
better equip every man in atten-
dance to examplify this motto
and carry home it's fruitfulness
to each community.
All Lutherans who intend to
go to the Twin Cities for July
Fourth can get the benefit of re-
duced fares if they register al
the convention. Tickets will be
on sale from June 9th to July
lst, good to return as late as
July 5th. Certificates should be
called for when tickets are pur.
chased. The agent will furnish
these certificates, and he Should
be consulted about the details.
Every Lutheran church in Min
nesota should be represented at
this great convention. and every
congregation should have the
benefits Of the spirit generate
and the program which spring
from the inspiration of the grant
event.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

WHEREAS, A petition signed b,
John Cross Freebooter who is tega
voter. residing in School District No
8. in this County. asking that he witt
his lands to-wit: Sis of the SEA oil
Sec. -. Township ~. Range 81 ~
set Off with his said lands from tn.
said school District No. 10 Schoo
District No. 81 for the following rea
son: More convenient for children 4
attend school IN District NJ. 3s. wa
presented to the Board of County Com
missioUers OF Pine County, Minnesota
1T "A session OF said Board held o.
the tst day of June. A. -. 1871, fot
the action OF said Board thereon:
NOW. THEREFORE,. NOTICE I
hereby given that hearing of par.
ties interested In the matter ar SAFE
petition viii he granted att the mex.
session OF said Board. commencing or
the nth day of July. A. II. ta't ~
the office OF the County Auditor. in
Pine city Village. In said County.
by order of the Board OF County
Commissioners.
Andrew r. Edin,
County Auditor and Clerk OF the Board
tJune 1920
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
Not the Deadly Auto bnt the
Deadly Fcel.

Thirty persons were killed in
the streets" Of Tulsa, Okla, the
other day in riot between
white and negro gunner. both
sides probably consisting almost
entirely of pretty tough citizens.
Nevertheless, the thirty deaths
in streets caused an enormous
sensation all over the country.
But nobody seems to be star
tied at all over the fact that
three times 30 persons are
killed in the streets Of New
York every month in the year
by auto vehicles alone. Nobody
is at all sensational because
more than 30 persons are killed
by motors every month. on the
average. in the streets Of cities
of the general grade Of Cleve-
land, st. Louis and Los Angeles.
The number Of fatalities from
automobile accidents in our
cities is increasing all the time.
Only a few years ago the aver
age in New York City. for in
stance. was one a day for the
year. Then it crawled up to
two a day and now it is three a
day. Next year. no doubt. four
day will be killed in that city
by motor cars, or the appalling
number Of l,46O in a year.
Our streets are filed with
these locomotives, some Of them
run by boys and girls. and many
more of them by reckless people
having mania for speed. a ma
MIA to get somewhere quicker
than safety allows.
The automobile is conven-
fence and a pleasure and it has
come to stay. But it is high
time that the laws put a brake
on some Of the fools that own
and run machines.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
ing to the ears Of the great mass
of American people today.

ing to the ears Of the great mass
of American people today.
This is the man and this is the
poetry that has been engaged to
interest and entertain our read
ers through the Autocaster SER
vice, in which this newspaper
holds an exclusive franchise.
We will, therefore, publish a
poem, or prose poem, by DR..
Gaines regularly each week.
Watch for it.
DIR. Gaines cUncle JOHNNY re-
sides and thrives at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, which he describes
as "bein' as. nigh to the center
of the earth as you can drive
stake"
Unlike other well-known news
paper poets, DR.. Gaines is coun-
try made, country bred, and con-
tinues in the country town life.
Our readers will soon realize
that he is one of them-a plain
American citizen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
ORDER LIMITING TINE TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEAR
ING THEREON
IN pPnRATE CsnrrRT


state OF Minnesota. County of Pine.
S..
In the matter OF the estate OF Ida
G. Noreli. Decedent
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to Christine Tor
ell.
II IL Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above named
decedent may present claims against
her estate in this Court. he. and the
same hereby Is. limited to three months
from and after the date hereof; and
that Monday the 10th day OF Septem-
ber 1921, at one O'Clock p NJ. in the
Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House ut Pine City in said County.
he, and the same hereby is. fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination, adj
tustment and allowance OF such claims
shall be presented within the time
aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication or this order in the Askov
American rs provided by law.
Dated June i4th. 1921.
Robert Wilcox.
Court SealD Judge of Proba te.
tJune $500
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
Country Towh Boosting.

Right now agriculture is our
big important problem and it
is the problem Of the manufac-
turer, the merchant. the news
paper and newspaper editor. the
banker and the general public
just as much as it is the prob
lem Of the farmer.
Agriculture. above all indus
tries. is entitled to constructive
publicity. Agriculture is of such
Importance that we could we'll
afford to consider everything
that is spoken. written. printed
or painted in the light OF the
question, will it help or harm
our Agricultural Interests; will
it benefit the farmer?"
Farming is just about the on
" thing that has not used pub
LEFTY to advantage. 1t need'
boosting. 1t cannot get alons
without it. and still keep vi
with the time.
The farmer who can afford :
spend dollar, or $40 or $40
cannot afford not to spend it i
some way with the communit
newspaper either by subscril
ing, or having printing done. Q
by inserting the card OF h
farm in its columns, or adverti
ing the products he has for sa
to some extent. at least. and
the right time. And the pu
fisher, on his side, cannot affo
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
NJ EFT UNCLE JOHN, FOLKS

OF the few men in America
today who are writing human
interest. honey poetry, DR.. John
J. Gaines is excelled by none.
Quantity musical, full of the hui
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

to do thing less than boost the
farmers and the farm products
Of the county contiguous to his
place of publication.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

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