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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
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Pine County
Farm News
E6SttN NJ frTA ~ t4fAes Ns~w-y
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4 6heg Nv Wisconsin farmers ia.
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tfehs originating assssisie Mi0ns-
sss esme fftr4 Ffetisfle. Wis
HSsfegs seni sbfse eafs0sffs m 1hs
day. Other Wisconsin, ssslpH s0ts
snsiu'ss tpo cars from issffsH
s4s from AmsfF, sro ftoff
Dresser Junction, ahi saae ffGft
Dallas.
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., shs farmers sansfal rA sff@t
lt4 sveneY handled ~ eafi@asii
~ stttk. coming ffetl ~ Nlahs
sasa counties a. well as ffsfa
asftss The stats llhs
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the cooperative sales sgsHe'
same ftaa MsfshslI county [
consisted ~ shtee eaflpsd
shipped ty lbs Spruce VALLEY s.,
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tssfs Msfsutay, ntahaasf II -
assxslstlon nj Middle i'i9et
Nluh.. brought ihs eafs e S9es
"a Paul
Officers of ihs fsfn bl,fet
federation sstIay pointed ~ ~
uide spread distribution of shil
ping points ms ~ indication !
tic support northwest fsrtnei
arr giving ~ the movement
eautralixe the cooperative rs
kssihv Hutchinson. MINI b
snnt four ears " tho new ass
ciali0n. The largest tnfnber "a
has eona fran sny sown, lss'l
t'iaine. IN Heots county, has ssl
three carloads Osher ewiuli
whose farmers hass fonsiuh'
stock IN ths cooperative assoei
ton include; sseafns. Isasea. t's'
ton. t:hisauo. Henyills. Randy
hi. tieekef. Mesker. Ysllo~ Me-
eins, Wright. Redwood. sIrst
(ieodhus. keots. Pope, Wahssl
ard Aitkin.
III South Dakota Farm bnts
Federation. according ~ 4 las'
received BY tbs Minnesota !
deration. has ssnt out H. fsfrs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25

~ ~ nd W 3s1rsFsss,dg $500 -
For giaa crsasNs~sss n vsiGlsssl8 I.
tloes w. u.ak.srson sad
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25

There in NJ, sas or ~ Hsaess, 2
sHeShe<5 N selling tFaN tFgyggzs
tfe American Want ~ tspesss4n
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25

American Want Ais i'ay.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25

Road t'ss ADS II Pays.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
Asleep in Jesus

The pale horse and 10 rider
called ~ the home Of jess r
Johnson of ChAtsWorth. III. on
'hs evening 81 Nov. Is. 1870. and
claimed for ~ own his beloved
father. John Johnson. aged 80
ycar.. / month and dat
he had b~eu failing IN health
for some time aud the end cam"
f-acrfaIs at o'clock Thursday
evening tie had many friends
and acquaintance and was loved
by all who knew HIM h. seemed
20 rraIirr the end was near and
expressed hts willingness go E0.
HIS wife preceded him 20 the
.rur. world four years agn. also
,uu ttu at,l. Anna and Nellie.
sui one -aA Albert having gone
on to await his coming Hn
leave, ?, mourn hi, departure
nu, hrutusa Joseph Johnson. OF
Forrest. H. two daughters. Nr,
Eva GuH,y Of LutesyIIlc Mo,
and Mr., Aicha BeSS of Chats
worth m two sons. joss T.
johnson of Chat>vorth II'. and
Ios"yA Johnson. of Vino. m.
also twelve grandchildren and
one rrca,-grandchld. beside, q
hos. nf relative, and friends
I, vas s, hard 10 see him ,uf-
fer and at last give him up in
iea,h. hu' weep not. dear ones
'Nur los, Is heavens vain
Funeral services were conduct
ad at the Baptist church in Chats
worth, after which the remains
were taken to Missouri and IN
termcnt took place in the Mans.
ker cemetery TO await the COM
ing of Christ.
Lottie and Bea Johnson
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
sonirs Steel IN OIL

Cincinnati rs one of six places iu he
world where steel is strengthened by
being boiled ln oil At plant IN Car
thars "a steel shaft weighing 30e1a
pounds. .he largest piece ever subject
..4 90 ta, new method went through
sha process 1t being strengthened 7
yaza "Au|aw bored umh.o- -hu.. 'or
use .r 8rafrn- GOLD En California cost
.ra anuu. $1,000 The --rar shar- wa
n-,t suspended % I'm upright furnace
nrsH Hn...G FOO JUS. below fho melting
p..u. 4 .rnu. hen n..srl b. mp and
a-ru.. . .rw huge wei " oil.
uh.r. boiled aaf sT.rurei .ar0w.uc
aH. HUs .s oils #a-l
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
DISCOVERY OF HOLY CROSS
s,ory Goes Tra' ths Empress relsns
Was Responsible 'of ltt Rseev.
cry From the Jews

Through 'Hr u#I H' 'hr Empress
Hr.rua. mu.H.H ~ '.n".u..H" fbs
Great $3.50. H..# .Hi H' .H,s. un
which 90. savior wus ,fuc.b"I. aud
fh. 2afr s given a.. May % The
story usually told j. 90 thr effect that
'I. empires. went 90 Jerusalem and
'h.rr compelled the jew. ~ bring ~"
cross FROM IT, ruucrHIm-ni and give it
Co., her together wifi other crosses Ia
their possession o.. identity was ss-
.h.I.HvI hy miracle The body ~ a
dead man Wn- placed on rurh ~ the
rra-s.,. anH uheH .f touched the true
uir fH' i,H1 man immediately came
fu Uf. MHrl pilgrims travelling 70
Jerusalem received pieces NJ fhr true
arH-s aHl fh. question was raised as
p, 20, possibility uf supplying thou
~urH. with 'husr f-Bgrg-1', uitNo-t
rrrr,fy H.rr1.u ug away ~. rrIss u
was therefore said that 90. true cross
had tHo power of reproducing its"'f
%. th. capture ~ Jerusalem ~ Ga.
%. arn-. ND are told. was carried into
Persia. whore Il remained until re-
store. p, U,rasIIu, which event Is
naHmrmurHfrJ boo September md =
usually called Hnyrugi day. tn" fn1r
uais were distributed sO uaf two
were placed Ia the imP.na, rruwn.
one brought 20 France, and another
thrown into the AdrIauc 20 quiet ifs
turbulence.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

The pIanchette was thin. heart
SHAPED piece OF wood supported on
two casters at the end Of the base and
on an ordinary pencil at the apex.
popular about 1850 to 1880, before the
ouiIa board supplanted 1t, The pen
eli could readily be made to trace
characters without conscious move
mcnt on the part of the operator II
the fingertips were placed upon this
device.
Like the ouija board, the planchet'e
was used by two classes of persons.
II was used by the believers in spirit
ualism. who asked questions Of sptr'
Iual control, and believed that they
received answers from the intelli'
rences on the spirit plane, and oy
people who regarded the mechanism
as a rame. and amused themselves ny
pushing IT to write messages for the
benefit Of others present
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
voRMFR MARQuAND CITIZEN
DIED At PENNINGTON

4 n Dcnman. editor % TO"
Herald. and sons. Paul and Carl.
will 20 to FArmingion this morn '
90 attend the funeral Of the iof-
m.r's father. Rev. J. II. DcnmAn'
who. passrd away ~ the home
of L b Dcnman there yc>'er'
day morning Tho immediate
raus. Of his death was pneumo.
MA although he had been N VI
health for the last year 10"
funeral will b. held ~ FsrmiNE'
ton this afternoon.
Paher Dcnman was sge>i -
s-au haxisg heen born sst'i''v''
trr - lsa0. nrsr bloomington.
Illinois Fs parents. Mr. and
NJ Smith Dcnman. wcrc ~
on.,rs IN Melsan county. lil.
ard J " DcmnaH was one 81
IN. 6rst white childrvn e. -
horn IN that county. then a. an
broken prainr. bat nav one oi
the leading farming sections 81
the Corn Belt,
When n mcrc youth Mr Iva
man was licensed ~ an cNhofi"r
In the Methodist church and AZ
ter attending the Illinois We.
Ir,an University, he cntered iAr
minstry and fnr nearly seventy
yrars was = preacher q thc 1oud
TidinVs At the closc Of the CIV
II war he. with a fcv other Meth
ODDS, ministers. came 20 Missouri
and organized churches - the
count,rs oi Cars tnrartcau. Bot
i,ngrr. Madison, ST Francois.
Iron ard Wayne and suffered
many prjyAtions ~ serving thcr7
Fifty FIVE ycars ago he was mar
r,,,d 10 Miss Sarah Ann k,ng.
who with their FIVE sons surNiN"
The .anS are William and Walter
pcnman Of Marauand: Harry and
e. Il Dcnman ot Fsrrn,ngton
and Clint II nCnman Of Sikes-
ton He is also survived by a
aauy hter ~ former marriage,
Mrs. Ella II. Ellinghouse. OF Mar
-bIc Hill, brother. Smith DEN
man Of Pennington and SISTER.
Mrs. Mary Benson of Chicago, III
For the greater part Of their
life. Rev. and Mrs. Dcuman mann.
tanned their home near Marauand
bu, during the last few years
they lived a. Pennington,
Father Denmen IN his life OF
service for others and his devo-
tinn 70 the Kingdom not of tins
world has left priceless heritage
10 those who have come under
his influence. and his soul has
gone back to the One who cav"
h aud Whom he served So well,
Sikes,on Herald. December 3i'
1870.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
Friendship

when you come down In tho
morning,
fccling jus, a little blue.
Ain't Il like a ,ay ~ sunshine
t. have someone smile at you
when y, night. your strength cA'
haus,,d.
Weary At the long day end,
Don't YOU find new ,trngth and
Rladness
When you chance &" meet
fricnd7
When. With crushing weight,
some sorrow
Comes most more than yoou
can stand
Don't You find hcap NJ comfort
In the firm clasp - a hand7
when success has crowned your
efforts.
And the goal you sough' 's
won,
Don't your pleasure c.cm the
greater
Just In telling wha' '"u ~
done
Friendship j. . priceless trcasnr''
Aud thing that csnt L.
bought.
We nigh, bur the Hati'noF
phrasss
We can't bg, a loving thought
Life is full e sun snd shadows
From hcl,na,ng 20 ~" end'
Ru, rs ually worth the living
when you have one loyal friend
Detroit New
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
Hsns& Gasonn. Carefully.

Those who handle gasoline as mat
ter Of ordinary custom are often quite
ohltyiouS 20 It's potential dangers. An
English journal tells Of motorcyclist
who removed the cover 81 his electric
horn and flushed it ont with petrol
Having replaced the cover be start
ed for ride
At the first attempt 70 use the
horn the result was startling, for
there was a terrific explosion and the
cover crashed into the riders ribs
The horn was, OF course, full Of e1-
plosive mixture, which was ignited by
shs electric shark
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
HUNTING THE SPERM WHALE
One Taken or wss, coss; % Scotland
RsaHEsI Eve Theygsro Dollars
a. its capicrs.

\ rruh.H account m' i#r hNn'In-
nr1 l''.ns or sHrW .#i" is 'nlN
by uH' wiu 'HHE rar' Boo starring
'f'U 'H' "t-' r'H.' OFF N.''."it '''
wh."r WrH. '"r I"' '' ."ar.'
gr.H.'" p.HH." i'H' .H'e ".' i mo-"
N.n''r a'H"r .N" hundred m.'' west
U' 'l" cute. li".r...'s. M"h 'N'
Whales sn fhHf' be- H mystery. hN' ih
early summer s'hH".s ~ lhr" ma' H"
found Boo 'H' H".-..wfh""1. Ih" i""h.
uU' NHHN ai#Hs H.H". ff#' .r 'N"
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

Mrs. Alice b Ally. Red Cross
secretary. went 20 Glen Allen
Monday evening and addressed
the people up there on the work
she is doing and the advantages
Of organized effort along the
lines Of relief work, and educat.
ing the people in regard TO their
duties in the prevention of dis
cace and kindred subjects, Not
withStanding they had short no.
tice Of h"r coming, she had q
rood ard Interested audience and
tho pcaplt there want to organ
ize. in fact they are anxious to
hn IN ths work alone the lines
suggested by Mrs, Ally, and are
not only anxious. but enthusi-
&c in repnra ~ il Thev are
going to organize and while no
date was fixed for it, they will
call Mrs. Ally as soon as they are
prepared,
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

one los one the boys who have
hr,i WORKING away from home
have hesn coming home iay hy
iay fur the last three morth. or
NOR. The industrial center. are
s'iI turning them loose And
vF,r follow loses hrs job. then.
of 40 times there's NO plac"
like home lr1uton Register
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

sheriff A J Baker. accompanied
r., former sheriff Enoch trlor.
wood. went 90 Jefferson Barracks
last "wednesday and brought beck
with them Jesse Hill. of ~" Pond
Greek ueivhburhood. ssh. N
charger with assaultlng I'''r
: ycaruld dpughirr 80 'uhn
Younger The, returned Pos way
~ Rom. T"rrr and arrested Esrl
Reeve. who hss q chafgr Hi ram.
.ar against him and vasr bond
FOR hs appearance ~ thp March
term 81 court It'll b. charged
with r. vera SERIOUS oHsrsH -r'
has hn'n uIarri 100 jail and viii
have hs preliminary -. q h.f' ~.
squire Mufrat FRIDAY II broth.
- Fyp Hlll. 80. 1rrcsted last
Saturia, and brought iu. oharrrd
uv'h ts..tna h. nld.r h."'h'f
7 'ha a- a''i' .r 'hr lt'ii" ...'
ilr a.n EsnI f.r MS aH. r
pnc" nc'uv Suuiw MUIR Fr
d1, vh"e hr tuo will have 20
preliminary tual fvsse irrr g.
frightened over ~. .haH as
dastsri', ss.d md hu o.
Cap, Glpuirtu wher" b. nnr'
the Bruf and was sent 90 leF'r
son Barracks This g. horrible
chargr and n guilty the vounn
man should suffer the penalty -
the .av
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

w had q short message from
eur friend. + II Winters, Oak
land Calf, some time ago in
which was inclosed his annual
dues TO The Press, as well as his
regards 10 relative sand friends
here They were we'll and enjoy
ms life, We intended to have
noted this at the time. but many
matters demanded our attention
and this was unintentionally over
looked.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

Rev. Chss. n Cation will preach
morning aud evening at Marble
Hill Presbyterian church
Mr Cation had the best audi.
cnccs last SUNDAY morning and
evening he ha, had for the past
six months. H. will deliver a
histoncel address next sunday
nigh ON The Landing and vs..
Ton Of the pilpuns'
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

Mrs. John S. Shanks of Olds.
Alberta, Canada, arrived here a
few days ago and is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Mitchell, near town and other
relatives and friends in this Vi
cinity. Accompanied by her
father, Mr. Mitchell, she made
this Office an appreciated visit
Tuesday. She thinks she will
probably visit here until the first
of March. Mr.. Shanks may JOIN
her here in the meantime.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

We are sorry to note that the
pssSser Statesman has been leased
10 Mcssrs. Roberts a Blankcn.
ship Tor one year by Editor I'D
"A Grove. The new managers
x,ayt well and no doubt they are
capsblc Of Keeping the paper up
Il i.s hivh standing, but there
en- 10 but one Ed Grove because
I'M ,,asent expired with his rear
sru Rrn. Grove goes on the
{,hautAuuaa platform where he
vii mskc good.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

Sheriff A. J. Baker is busy Sook-
inc after business of the coming
March term of Circuit court.
Former Sheriff Underwood is his
only deputy and is assisting, They
were in the south end of the
county the first of the week
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

Mrs. +. +. PreSson of Charles
ton is visiting Mrs. Adolph Chris
man in this city.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13

l.. w. Whitener, N. b, Graham
and j. M. Falkerson are in Mar
bic Hin this week on business
Eedericktovn Democrat-News
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
Morley Banner

Jack Edmundson. ~ years old.
is in Jail at Maiden awaiting pre-
hminary examination for shoot
ing ''Curley" Tinsley. 30 years
old, blacksmith at that place,
early in the morning Of New
Years day The trouble started
NJ dance on the evening before
when Tinsley gave Edmundson,
who is cripple. a severe heating.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
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ROADS


Surveying So, liics on
PerrNvll' road ....STl g.
Tutal 81 e.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-13
New Journalism Deskbook Issued

The fact that newspaper En.
glish ! good English b. ompha-
sized los the cvcfrrurring de-
mand Tor copies of the Dcskhuok
II the School of Journalism Of
the University of Missouri. the
seventh edition II which has Just
come from the press This, the
1890 revision. va, edited hy Rob
ort ) Mann. assistant professor
~ journalism. who ha, charge
81 N. courses ip the editing II
copy IN tb, Missouri school The
new No.pagc bulletin contains
general ruIcs IT English and
newspaper custom of value o. all
Wrwspll.p. - we'll aa special
instruction, applying on'l 60 he
Columbia Evening M,Ssuuutn. the
daily newspaper issued hy the
students Special SECTIONS arr
also devoted tn advertising and
photo."ngraying