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BOOK RECALLS WAR PRISON RTGORS SIXTIES
Water Supply Came From Deep Holes Dug in Middle
/ Of Streets-When They Froze, Detachmcnts Were
Sent Out on Lake 10 Cut Ice for Supply Walter

IGenl. p a c $. stan Brig. GEM
Geo. Lennon. LIST. 1t. p. a. G. S. ord
nance or. Archer's Brigade, Balti-
N J; .Ge9rgs. Lieut.; LIST. Tenn, Inf
| Tennessee.
!. Thas. s Ksnnn. Col. 23rl. y, c, In
Ifnirs \. Daniels s,, EEsaae! Ke"a"s
*. n. Murchlson. Col. saith. y. C.
Reg. fayettevine. y. G.
- DAVIDSON ynio Z Penn CO..; 9TH, negt,
William :. Rankin. Lit. Col. 2lst.
M. |. Greensboro, y. G.
in sorrow, On short ratInns today and
nothing tomorrow" H. G. Jones. Ii.
Col. s7,h. Rest. CAPTURED Nov. It'll.
90 at EsaPPnnhannosk bridge, Va. Ad-
r. NJ, McIntirc. LIST. Liuet. ith. n.
G; Cavalry. Army Northern Virginia
Wiln,t.gion. \. G.
y. {. Regt. Fayetteville. y. G. Cap
tured at Rappahannock station. Va.
y. G. Goodwin. Col. 57tn Rog,, y. c.
va, Nov. 'th. 1863 Address Rich
i ! B. ho De Berry; , capt; Co. 2, ;4t ~,
sapppahannock, Va. Murgarettcsville,
J: Irving Scales. Col, ao,h. Miss.
GS sEi m GarrSi' Sent so,b San'ured
:, Anderson Ellis II. Col. 54th. ~ c.
Rest. Captured Nov. 9Th. 1853 at
K,appahannock Bridge. Va Address
y. c. Mcdaniel. Adj.; 5i,h. ". c.
attsHEiiio Ny. 9Th 1863. Address Fay
b. i; smith. Capt. 9th. y. c. infan-
-. IL. KonIlrock; Lieut., 9th: y, c. Inf.
VIM. y. r. Bcali. Brig. Gcnl. u. A
G. s.. Captured Port Hudson. La.
july Ea, 9th /, 1863. Little Rock, Ark.
hsaii Hempstead. Can't, X Ad. Gcnl
Tort Hudson. La, July 9TH. 1853. .Ad-
W. u. Shelley. Col; Goth. Miss. Vols
1868. Address Brandon. Miss.
John Il. Fellows. Capt. & 4. lnspt
Genl; stan Brig: Genl Bcail. Cap
iS5s" G cam m9r1 htqrdasog' La, July 9Th
stan Genl. Bcun. Captured at Port
hudson NJ, la: July 9TH. 1868. Port
STAN Maj. Gcnl. Gardner. Army OF
Fort Hudson. La. July 9th 1863. Co.
4aHpNS, h.SS.
:, Geo Gillian, Capt Co. &c" send
Reg. \. c. Edtnton. y. Z. CAPTURED
Heityshurg. Pa. July Srd. 1864.
John Tnyloe Jr. Quarter Nnstor
Dept G. 5. 4. Residence. Chatter
'"n; kinE George County, Virginia.
W. J.. Moncurc. Lieut. a7th. I'm
itCt. INF. ADDRESS Frcderickshurr
I ,Sln ut Failing Water, Juiy iitS.
G. w. c. Hunter. Cant Co. X ~
va III. Address King George Coun
;, Thotias Perry. Lieut.. Co. "A" 17.h
HHegt; Va. inf. Home. AlcXandrin
YE ,rg Captured at Manassas Gan
=, VIM. l.. Ditto. Capt, First Hart In
SaValry. Cicily Island. CSnturni
near Lancaster. Ky. August iScs
aiaR1ula Point. In. '"'
81" aH!and T.. Dunnaway. Cant. ca
i"th. Va. Inf Walkers nr;d"s
lee ice Army Address. Lancaster, O.
\. Maurres. Lieut.. a9th Reg, T.,
M; New Orleans. C'ap,ureJ 81 ~ Ia,
HUDSON, La, July 9th. ISG9
tunes NJ. Mayo. Mai. Itb \ y
GAY. Thrboro. Edgcwater ca :,
J. ."hn FayIoe. Cant. C. s. Army. From
Ming George County. Virgini;, o''
Ice Russell. Capt. ~ y. G. Infor,rr
address Wind Hill. y. G.
W. ". simpson. 1t. ~" VA R.ct
Eugene y. Robinson. Lieu, sara
va ReIt. Ayletts. King Vim, Coun.
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J; II Mills. Lieut., 2lst Miss. p. o,
W, w. Smith, Capt. Co \. 18TH Va.
Inf Alexandria. Virginia.
J. T.. Kelly. Lieut.. Co. II" 18th Va.
Cavalry. Addross Sufrolll. Va.
l.. b. Harbour. Lieut. Co. ~" ath
Rat.n., La. Infty. ADDRESS. Live oak
J.. o., Ascension, La.
X. S. I1lcy. Lieut. 18th Va. Cav. Ad-
dress. Suffolk Va.
Jno. w. Heard. Capt. Maryland"
Line. Home, Frederick. Md.
The List Con iimucs.
For some unknown reason the last
hook. but with that exception the
nearly nifty years ago. Tho next
name recorded, IL that Of:
wm. II. Dew. Capt. lih Va; Rsmt,
Co, Va.
Va. BAIT. King Vim. c. IL. Va
NJ T.. l:nsc, Capt Co. c. md Rcst
n. &. cavalry. Address. Gatesvilic,
J r Crop, ls!. Lieut., "n" Co. 9Th
NJ. IL. Williams, IL. Co f. l5ti, Va,
cayl Address, Norfolk Guy, Virsi!n,,i:a.::
2ls, Re,Ft. Miss Address, New AL
Thos. Clements, Lieut.. LIST La. Cav.
Address. Alexandria. La.
NJ T.. JONES. LIST Lieut. S3"d y. G..
Home, Trap nm, Wilkes County.
y. G.
Julian l.. Dickinson, Lieut. Co. TX
i7th Va. In. Address. Ruthcr Glenn,
Caroline Co. Va.
j. q. Reid, Capt. Neely's Cav. Captd.
near Memphis Tenn. May 1863 Adj
drcss, Jackson. Tenn.
Johnson's Island. Lake Erie Feb. 2oth
1864.
Itob,. T. Webb. Col 9th y. c. Rcgt.
Captured ut RappahannCrk Bridge
Nov. eth 1868. Address Flat River.
Orange County. y. c.
+. j. Haywood Jr.. Ndjt. Eth y. G.
lnftry. Raleigh. y. c, Gettysburg
July Bird 1868.
T. &. shepherd. hcphcrlstown, Va.
L. l.. caldwell 2nd Lieut.. Watson
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Ed. Johnson. Maj. r;cnl. g. s. A.
=. II. Jackson. BRIG. Gcnl. Savan-

Ed. johnson. Maj Gcnl. G. s. A.
r. II, Jackson. Brig. Genl. Savan
l.. u. smith Brig. Genl. Z. s: A.
d. w. Shannon. 1t. Col. b. = G.
Robt. S Perry. is,. Lieut. AdJt. s,h
palannock Bridge. Va. Nov Ith. 1863
Address. Pcrry's Bridge, La.
Rhoads Fisher capt 9Th. Tsxa,
Infantry. CITY Of Austin. Texas
VIM. II, Young. Texas. Brig
Brie. Geni. p. \. {. S. FORESTS cav.
airy.
". II. Williamson, Mai eth Tenn
Army North. Viz. Lebanon, Tenn
Joseph J. Davis. Capt. 90. &c" 18th
y. G. !. Louisburg. y. Carolina.
IL. Fetter. IL, T.. \. c. :. Chapel
Hil!. North Carolina
y. C: Vols. t.incoin,on. y G.
John II: Sears Lieut.. 2Ith. Va
Saxalry; Gloucester. Va:
Wharton J. Green. Vol A. D. c
Warrenton North Carolina. For.
meriy TX. Col. Comds. Fad y. c
Bat'ln.
i; II. Ishell Capt LIST Ala. Reg
Unity. \. y. Va, Address. Eatonton
Georgia.
John Taylor, Lien, {" So. Ca. Cav
air. a. y Va. Columbia $, ..
James w. Lcpsley, lst 1t. 5lst Ala
selma. Ala. Captd. at Kingston, Ten
Nov. 2ith. 1863.
T. l.. Mitchell AdJt. 10th. Rect
confcd Cavaly. Wh.e!er's corps. Adj
dress. Liberty Virginia.
WIN. G. $. Jordan, Lieut.. 18th. Va
cavalry. Milboro Springs. Va. Car
iYrsd Mcconnellsburg. 29th. June
NJ. c. Richa rdson. Lieut.. o. Va
cavalry. StrasburB, Virginia.
L. -. Hatch, .Jr. Lieut. Col 9Th
Aln. cavalry Greensboro, Green.
County. AiabnmR
n. Oswald Macdonald. Captain
Company *" LIST. Fla. Infty. Archer
tlos'ida Captured near Atlanta, Ga
August Eth. lS6i
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End y. C. lnfty. New Dcrnc. " Caro-
lima.
j. c. Clemson. 1t c. s. y. Pcndlc.
ton, So. Ca.
James |, Metts. 1t 3rd y. C, Inf
Wilmington. No. Ca. Gettysburg"
Adciphus Cooke. 1t Co. "H" lat
ma. Cav Beitsvillc. Prince Gcorst
20. "Mary!anl."
walter Ru!iock. End Lieut.. Il. y. c
). Wiliiamsboro. y. G.
j. l. Marmatinke, Brig. Genl. T. G
>: y. Johnaon's leland, OHIO. Dec
Jno. C. Mcdonald. Capt. LIST North
Mo. Cav. Address Hannibal. Mo. Cap
inred Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 10Th
w. y. Luce. 1t. Col. 18Th Miss. Regt
EenioL, Ia2oC Co. Miss.
w m. L. Pepper. Col. Sth Mo. Cav
@5th 1862.
Ino. q. McEntirc. LIST lit Co. CG)
18th y. G. Rcgt. Rutherfordtown
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OF material in tina, tower was care
clearly evidenced by the fact that
now, although more than u fun cen
tury has elapsed since It's completion
therc II stands just rs i; was built
nltesting not only the ingenuity hut
the patience. perseverance. courage
and indomitabie will peculiar to the
pioneer heroes OF the old Wythe lead
mines!
Unyyeicomc In Baltimore,
soon aft,- She completion of the
wer--lSr2-Thomas jackson sent
MS nephew, Robert Rap"r. to Balti-
making shot. The Baltimore manu-
facturcrs soon learned. or surmiscd.
the object OF MIR. Rupcr's visit. ana
politely co shut him out. But they
evidently misjudGcd the man He
was not the kind to he turned away
so easily, as evidenced by the fact
that when MIR. Raper found his mis-
sion biuntly blocked. and being quite
determined TO accomplish his object
II possible. he promptly courht an
opportunity to tap" the most skilled
SHOEMAKER employed there, which he
hhally did. and induced him To come
and operate the Jackson tower Soon
after this the first drop shot made in
virginia was being hauled on wagons
10 Baltimore. which was then the
ncares, market
Thomas jackson was born in West
moreinnd County, England November
). li62, and died In Wythc County.
virginia: September lG, 1894 and
was buried AZ Austinvillc. His grave.
and those OF near relatives who fol :
lowed HIM from the mother country.
70 Tho Land OF Promise" are suitab-
~ marked and well kept all being
surrounded By 4 substantial stone
wall snr'nounted by neat iron fence.
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lie Had 1t Bad. PheIgm In
Throat and Cough Kept
Him Awake.
HE LOST WEIGHT, HAD
VERY POOR APPETITE

Il had bad case of chronic catarrh
ana very bad cough. At night
would cough for hours and choke on
great chunks of pheim in my throat
Each morning IL would take me an
hour or two just coughing and en-
Decorating. My taste and smell were
ooth taulty on account of this trouble
and couldn't enjoy Il real meal. II
hau me going downhill fast. had
lost considerable weight and strength
and felt all in most OF the time" de-
clarcd j. y. Foster. 70i North Twenty
eighth Street, Richmond. who luckily
found out how to get relicf for him.
sell ana now hopes To help others
in the same way.
1T is easy TO get rid Of such trou-
oles," continued Mr.. Foster. 81 read
the formula on bottle of Isarle's
Hypo-Cod and decided 1t was just tho
thing needed. IL worked wonders
u = = | "a. . - L :
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" of the Bcnarcs Hindu University,
:. resolution WAS adopted approving
thc policy OF nos; operation and
demanding that the trustees of the
institution sever all connection with
the government. The students
pledged themselves 10 stand With the
national institutions in favor of non
cooperation movement and sent fra
l"!na! greetings to all schools and
COLLEGES which are being started all
over TIA" ccwntry.
The Eenarcs Hindu University is
the largest national institution In In
"in subject Ia supcrviSionaI control
Of the government at the present
time
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Heat at Johnsons Island, in Lake Erie, SO insufficient
That Number of Confederate Prisoners Froze to g
Death During Zero Weather of 1864

n. G. j. Address. ID bal E n s't {. i's'
Thomns II. youlhoc. LIST. Lieut.. Co.
=. inth: N. {. Rgt. Ransoms Brigade
James $. Evans. Capt, Co. r. s4th.
ettevilic. y. c. -
~ w. II; Cheek; Col. ist. n. c. Cav.
'artlett Johnston. Aidm. c. S. ~
Goo Goo. IL. SNOW. LIST. Lieut.. Co. II.
Raleigh. y. c. q. y, Va. !,
Rn w. \ Ad dnrrs'' warm t c snr,6 ei,h G
Chas. Il. Mccarthy. lst I. Co. a,
Saith Regt. La Vols. Address. New
Albert Iilr Richardson's battalion
Artillery. \. n. Va. Richmond. Va.
Julius u. Rogers. End 1T. Co. -
I'm &c neEt; RaiGigh, ~. South
y. NJ Morrison. 1t. Col. 18th Va.
Inf. S!mthiield, Isle of Wight. V.rg.
j. w Ealson, Adi't aGth ~. G. In
u. A. Semnie; lr: Captain and Ad,
April s, 1865. Amelia SprinEs. Va.
William W zimmerman. LIST Lieut..
w. y. Carmichael. Capt. SIND I,cgt.
y. G. WiiScshoro. y. g.
a msS warren m%r"fE aua aDnss Co. R Va
T.. W. I.chew. Cap. Co. y. nth Vn.
Init. Front Royal. Virginia.
J.. ID; olivier. Ii. Stli La Regt.
Hayes brigade A. y. Va. $. Mar
l.. c. Hascn. Surgeon, {. s. a.
Charleston, SO. Carolina.
y. II. Nansandt. lst 1t. G. y. Army.
Chief of Ordnance james River Bat
teries. Flag Officer Jno. Il. fuckers
Command. y. " VA. Address. letters
villn. Amelia Co. Va.
Daniel Trisg Lieut.. G. S. n,
navy W. Mon atsonsf County si @" virsni
snml. T.. nm. Lieut.. .stn y. C. In
'a Harry 9 = Hn&sTson i G. Aaj, Sd
T TG "E orer, llo Ms h saia, LauIs
Missouri.
Iohnson's star, Address. camhriasr:
Maryland.
=, YIN. E ,zollinEsr :, Lieut. ,.I III End Ma.
Ferdinand DuSall. Capt 2nd Md.
Infantry. Millersviilc, Anne Arundel
Co. Md.
t;ias; Il. Wise; md Lieut., CO. ,'E;"
inH 4 l., MAJ MSlys a. c 81 Va M mrssI Mis-
lnnd Inf srd Corps, \. y. Va. Adj
dress, baltimore, Nd.
VIM. r. Byers. Lieut.. Co. r." End
Md. Unity. 4. y. Va. Address, I;aston.
Talbot County. Maryland.
VIM. II. Young. Brig. Gcnl. l.. y.
g. s. Army of Tenn. Paichtinc,
Texas.
Win. II. Young, It. 10th. n. G. Rgt
Ew.lrs Corps. Army y. Va. oxford.
y. Carolina.
Geo u. Tahh, Lieut.. p. A. {. s..
Gloucester 6. H., Va.
l.. Boyd Faulkner. Capt. a. a..
a. G. 2nd. BRIGADE. V. Div. Address,
Mnrtinsbury. Virginia.
NJ. u. Hardin. Mai. Arty.. Lexington.
n. o. Chestney, Mai. T. ~ IS. G..
u. Truchart. Mai. Artillery. Army
OF Tenncssee.
Thos: NJ Jenkins. Lieut.. CO. ], 9Th.
Rem Craig. Cap. LIST y. G.. Cavalry,
Army y. Va. Salisbury. y. c.
Mart Johnston, Lat. Midshipman G..
s ~, Charlotte. y. G.
IL Sole Survivor.
or all these names the last repre-
scnts the only survivor. Echoing
the pity OF H." and handling IT as a
scntient thing, We close the red bound
book and lay II gently away among
other records that. after all, tell hut
little OF the suffering in 1865. And
as we think OF the, fingers that
penned these namcs-still and pulse
less now--we feet gnawing pain,
AMI treasure anew this ever dear
story OF LOYALTY, loss and hcartbreak
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No one seems to know just when
Thomas Jackson and others came 10
America. He was never married.
Hcithcr was he ever known to mako
Will. Ills ncphcws. John jackson
and Robert Rapcr, We're elected To
administer his estate one-half of
which was given to his sister, Mrs.
kapcr Walton and her children. ac-
cording to the laws in force AT that
time. The other half TO the SONS Of
MS brother. Michael Jackson. whose
grandson. Michael HaSwcil Jackson,
recently presented certain parcel OF
land. including the historic old shot
tower. to the daughters OF the
American REVOLUTION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
BRITISH WOULD STOP
SEDUCTION OF TROOPS
Authorities In North Indin ArrcS
Eight on Charges OF Weakening
Mnrnle of 1 rmX


DELHI. Jan. S.-Active steps are
being taken by the British govern
ment in Northern India TO arrest the
leaders Of the non-co. operation move
mont. OF which Gandhi Is the chief
Nroronent. There have been eight
eases Of prosecution on charges o.
s.di'ion or attempting TO suluce
troops. Five of the accused have
been convicted and three are still
pending. Almost all of them are
cutters. publicists ana cducationists
VINO have hrcn busy influencing The
pcphIc 10 huycott government mst:tu-
lions. ana British goods and to refuse
70 enlist In the army to be sent
abroad Cor service
ihc scditious meetings act has been
iut into force in the city OF Delhi ana
,"nr districts OF the Punjab (wherc
last yeac the shooting of 5000 Him
aus TOOK placc) to restrain political
activities IN these areas.
Al meeting of students and facu!-
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PURSUES SPOUSE Fl
YEARS TO GET DIVORCE
Mrs. Leah e. SOrmRn Says Her IlnS-
i,nnd Abandoned Her in
November, iS4n.
lHy Universal Service.l


CHICAGO. Jan. S.-Aftcr a chase
OF twcnty-cnc years. Mw. Leah Is.
Norman has finally caught up with
her husband and managed 10 get q
divorce from him. According To h"r
testimony, her husband, Frederick ~.
Norman. deserted her in November,
1899. eight years after they had been
married
Tie went 10 Kansas and then she
lost track OF him for while. For
tw"nty-onc years she sought i'll vain
fer h"r husband, who is an oilstocli
promoter. Always he cluded her.
Tie WAS in Chicago with another
woman last July. but managed TO
leave town before his wife could get
out Il writ FOR him.
ltcccntly she learned that her hus-
band Mas going to return To Chicago
and through her attorney obtained {,
writ OF ne cNcat. which was served
on MIN as he stepped from the train
Tho writ made il necessary for him
10 pui II? bonds guaranteeing his ap-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
RUINED FRENCH FACTORIES
ARE BEING RAPIDLY REBUILT
Mills In Region Devastated by Teuton
Nnnaais Hcsun!ES Operations
by Hundreds.

PARIS. Jan. S.-AIanufacturing in
dGStrics are rapidly rcsuming opera
lions in the devastated district. This
is shown 10y Il report OF tile Office
OF Industrial reconstruction. which
has been investigating the restorn-
ton Of factories and workshops.
which, before the war, employed
more than twenty workmcn.
OF the i.32l establishments in
which Inquiries have been made, o. .
nave resumed work in whole or in
part.
a classification OF the various
trades concerned shows that $751; per
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cent OF metal works arc again ac-
tive: SID Of The potterias. stone and
brick works; SCi per cent OF the
chemical industries. and TU.S for the
textile industries.
The relatively slow rate Of prog
ress OF the textile factories is said
by the bureau to be due TO The fact
that the looms were deliberately de-
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stroyed. and 1t Is taking some time
to replace the delicate machinery.
These 1921 establishments en-
ploycd 77S.3l5 persons In 1914; in No
Ncmber. 1920 they employed 355.S52
or f3.l OF their 1914 personnel.
while the factories have for the
most part been rebuilt much as they
were in 1914. the houses which shell
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huts. although brick shantics are
sprineinR up in the districts, where
briclilaying is practicable.
Thus the proportion OF resumption
of activity hears no relation to the
recovery Of the towns and villages,
which IL VIII he impossible to re-
build as formerly.
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'earanee. ana so the case was finally

heard.
Juogc Kickham Seaman. in the Cir
cuit Court, Indicated he would grant
a divorce and signed an agreed order
whereby MIR. Frederick will pay his
VII" $4,000 in cash immcdi- tcly ana
s","oo annually FOR 4 period OF five
years alimony.
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LEAD INDUSTRY. IN
VIRGINIA STARTED
PREVIOUS TO 1850

Continued From First PagcD
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YOU GET rig S rRRNGrii AND Souii'
ISliMEHT OUT or IT. In fact II often hap
pens that the more you eat tho moro you
staTye as your digestive organs are unable
10 handle mnch fonJ. when your blood
LACKS IHON and you often think You have
stomach trouble when II Isn't that at all
SIMrLY Eat TES$ AND TAKE IRON.
OUR POREftTnRRS ATR COARSE
FOODS; Tie busks Of gains. the skins OF
vegetables, and fruitS which arc RICH IN
IRON hui rnW!ern cookery throws all these
thipIx nHny hence tho alarming increase
In lnoN STARVATION OF TIiR BLOOD
and it's attendant Ills.
Without iron your blood not only loses It's
power 10 change food Into living cells and
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-06-16
Crea an J. { \. Form RI .
Statewide 5 | ! i! j. Agency.
Coo erative Marketing Asso 3 -
- ltion Seeks Better Markets,
~ Disfinctive Brand. jji5ssgt%s Il IL

T.. St.. Paul-Delegates representing
$40 cooperative Minnesota creanner-
les, meeting in convention at 4 the
state capitol have launched state
wide association designed to improve
the market for Minnesota dairy pto-
ducts and save money for the pro-
ducers. A board Of Is directors,
elected by the convention, is drafting
articles of 1nce rporation for the Min
nesota Cooperative Creameries As
ISOLATION, Inc. Every cooperative
creamery in the state will be given
a chance to join.
Officers of the association are II.
B. Nickerson IF Elk River president;
Within Haroel Of Glencoe, vice pres
- mt; John Brandt Of Litchfeld, sec
Rotary; and Isaac Emerson Of Sky
berg, treasurer The other members
Of the board of directors are Herman
Berg, Rush City representing coop
erative creaneries in Chfsago, Pine
Mile Laos, 'santi and Kanabec coun.
ties; Frank Farley. Spring Grove, rep
resenting Houston, Winona, FILLMORE
and Mower; Charles Markytan, Owa'
tonna, representing Freeborn and
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-06-16

step torward ever Ken the
dairy industry 81. the state
The new agency aims II, ,,enelit:
every coop i've cre ner, yliiicla
joins it, by sstanda ana IN
proye,naent i is Quail ereanl
grading and proper alr,,aaa,laiift ttilrlns
methods III ship piping ana aiming
on the basis off earle sc but ter
and other dairy product service
of experts to assist IN mar citing on
the principal terminal mar ts;;ss and
BY cooperative pure lasirlg, at whole
sale prices, OF necessary supplies, such
as salt, tubs and Goa, u: +
~>.Z .,>.I Farm bureau to Help f ,S534
+ The plan adopted by the delegates
calls for placing experts on the Chs
cago, Philadelphia and New York
York markets, to assist Minnesota
shippers in getting the best prices,
accurate market infgormation and
fair freight rates. It also calls for
employing district field men TO as:
sist: the creameries throughout the
state in arranging carlot shipments
standardizing their products = and
solving. al problems Of Co operative
marketing on a large scale. Direct
selling Through the state agency will
! not be undertaken for some time
The directors have requested the
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
to assist in uniting the cooperative
creameries as members of the asso-
citation, They will receive the full
cooperation Of the farm bureau Or
ganization from the state federation
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Steele; ". 4. Linyille, Long Prairie.
for Stenrns .rns1f3 y mi a.. & RI.

Steele; w 4. Linyille, irie.
fors Stearns, Todd and Benton; a. e.
Veigel,, Mankato, for Waseca LeSueur
and Blue 1Earth G. nv Rath Easton,
for Brown, Faribault, Watonwan ard
Martin; n y. Isl orklund Henning, FOR
Ottertail, Wadena and Becker; G. g 9.
Baker, slayton, for Lincoln ly,o,,
Redwood Pipestone, Murray Cotton
wood, Rock, Mobiles and Jackson; G.
r. Kirkvold, Starbuek, for Douglas,
Pope, Grant, Chippewa, Yellow Medi:
cine, Lac qul Parle, Swift, Stevens,
Traverse, and Wilkin; E. Q. Melsness,
:Erskine, for Polk, Norman, Clearwato
'er, Clay, Mahnomen, Red Lake, Pen
niington, Marshall, sKittson and 1&o-
sseau; v. Lockwood, Motley, for Moor
.rison, Aithn,, Grow Wing, Carlton,
Cass, Itaska, Beltraani, Hubbard,
Koochiching, St. Louis, Lake cue
Cook, ~ - -:
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Whole State Represented

The counties were grouped and
representation accorded on the ba:':
of butter fat production. MIR. Nick
erson represents Carver, Dakota, Hen
nepin, Washington, Sherburne, Anc-
ka, Ramsey and Scott; Mr.. Brardt
represents ,Meeker, Wright and Kan
diyohi; Mr. Harpel, Mcleod, S;bley
Renville and Nicollet; and MIR. Liner
son, Dodge, Olmstead, Goodhue, Wa
basha and Rice.
Governor J. a. O. Preus, addressing
the convention, declared the cream:
cry, association will be the greatest
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down ~ township unit farm bu-
reau loff cials said. emit afizati 81
dairy, grain and livestock mari etingg
the goal 81 the stat fed era
Williams news., 1921-12-02
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
 CO-OWNERS

TO w. M. Kelley, his heirs and assigns:
 You are hereby notified that during the year 1920, the un- dersigned have expended more than $10O.OO in labor and inn provements upon the Henry Ford Mining Claim, in the Francis Mining District, County of Coconino, State of Arzona, in which Mining Location you claim an undivided one fourth interest, as shown by the notice of location thereof at Page 253 of Book 7 Mining Location Rec ord of said County,
 The said labor was perform ed as and for the Annual repre- sentation of said claim for the said year of 1920 as required by the laws of the United States concerning annual labor upon Mining Claims, and the same was the amount required to hold said claim for the said year. You are further notified that unless within Ninty days after the personal service of