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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-07-09
France Likes kiplind.

Although Rudyard Kipling is not
without honor in his own country. it
is fact that some young lions there
affect to sheer at him, remarks the
London Post. Like the Athenians,
they want something new.
But in France he is at the height of
his fame. Some fourteen volumes of
TRANSACTIONS Of his works have been
published by the Mercure de France
A distinguished academician, NJ. Andre
Chevrillan, has constituted himself his
chief interpreter. Now student in
Paris, preparing for the Baccalaureate,
writes that he is one of the authors
"set" in English, a high and excep
tional honor for a contemporary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-07-09
American Progress.

American progress is absolutely de-
pendent upon electricity, according to
Henry d. Shute, vice president Of the
Westinghouse Electric company, who
declares that ut is no exaggeration to
say that America has now become alb
solutely dependent upon electricity for
her further progress, and in the future
hardly a wheel will turn without cleo
tricity behind it,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-07-09
The Momentous Silence,

"You don't talk as much in Wash
ington as you did in your home town."
NO" replied Senator Sorghum.
"When a man succeeds in getting sent
to Washington it is sometimes his best
play to convey the impression that he
is engaged in intense and silent
thoughts"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-07-09
Matter of Precedence.

In a coal mine in Nevada each man
marked with chalk the number on
every car of coal mined.
Ole Hanson, having filled the elev-
enth car, marked it with a one and
after hesitating while let it go at
that
Another miner, noticing the mistake,
called Ole's attention to it.
"Yas, l know" said Ole, "but / can't
tank which side the odder number
wan go on"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
Sobn q. greoabl*

@n al bette GonntDs Gl0lte Snoz
bpggere, SSob11 Sc. @re6abl, 6p6e lit
Silent Gelicon 9topi0s, Manoog
0en 236e Moi, efter ct 1engcrc Gn-
geleie. 9lf0e0e bar f66t Horoe oen
12te Mors 1884 og bar .altiaa beo
fin Deo 81 Mor gan1mel. Ganl1nclt
n1e6 1in &uItrl1 og to 8drn font ban
til 9(merifa 1869 og Sc boiatte fig
oa paa &omeitcaolano yeorlpegion
@robe, bbor sSon1ilien boO6e og bof=
ite til i CIT lang &effe at gar. 9lf~
6e6e bar oIt1ao bla16t Sc fgrIte ees110>
1ettlere / oette County. S oercs 9GN
te1fab b1cb Ser fp6t e1lebe .@arn, bDor
al fire er 6p6e. Den 9lf66oe begrn-
oes af fin a1oeritegne> &uitru og fel-
genoe gic11lebcnoe 89rn: SeSoocbim,
Mrs. &orfnels og @ils slnno @re>
oobl, Chicago; Mrs. @eit, Minot,
M. g.; 9loolpb og @0, font er bjen1-
me, og Ebeo6ore> Eogus, @. 9of -
Scr. og Mrs. @reoobl bor t Sc fenerc
9lur boet / Beltcan &opios. @egru=
belien foregif fra &ingsafer &irfe
1iolte 2gr6ag. &aitor @itren1 for
rette0e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
Nrof. 6. s. Gre,ts bpb.

8rof. @briitian @eper 8relts, n1all
geaarig @re7toent al 2utber College
0ecorab, SSo., 6b6e / tit 9iem 6erz
ite6s 1toite 2groa9. 8uo1fobet ON
0enne blot fiet16te Norna110s Dpf
TOM fon1 Ell 0berraifelie. Gaa Meno
bar be6re fien6t, ierlig b1an0t oct
norife &irfefo1f i Mmerifa> en6 Broi
Frelts. t&elt fi6en Sen egentlige S>1b
panoring fra 9forge begpnote i'Wi6=
ten af fi6lte 9(arbnnoreoe far Mab-
net n&re,1s" heret ct fie1,6t geobn
ober gtor6beiten. Prof Erens bor
fe6t Spr1tg Bnairie, @is., oen 13
Oft. 1852 og bar altlon beo lin Dph
noget ober IS 9lor gantnel. San
bar @6n of Btoneerpreiten &erman
81. @reus og Caroline 9. 30. e..
&epier). S 1876 bleb ban or6ineret
iom Breit og, ii6en 1902 bar ban
i1toebolot 5tillingen 1om Breiioent
al 2utber College. 8egrabellen fore
.goar ioag.
8lanbt afopoes oberlebenoe 5gn=
ner er S. 81. .. @reus, 6enne @tatS
@nberngr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
Sc smaas Mast*

yplge10e lille 8egibenbe6 er fa-
rafteriftif for Sfolerne @ufa5c=
&orraine (@lfa1ss2otbringeD: s
oct rpe Sfoleaar ba66e en &lasls
foot en- nh 2erer fra oct ir6re al
Garnfrige. Dernc bol6t ingen Mn=
5agt bberfen fdr e1ler efter timber
hisningen. Ser gaar nogen Dag".
@n Morgen rei1ar en- reiolnt 1ioen
@or fig og flyer fieft paa 5ranif:
uMin Bapo bar fogt, at mon maa
be6e for &losien!" Sch fieHe
@uts fn1oq &omerater ba6oe moi, qg- g..
{oa brl1ot fine Sober paa @rnn6 al
SEN unor111ole Ti11ton6 be6 9fdfens
@egpn6elie, for itrafs reiite Sc fig
og Begpnote @bnnen. 0en obar1h=
ife6e 2erer maatte gj6re go6e Mi=
ner til Iet @piI> og ienere blir Ser
Golot 8gn igien 6enne &losie, mems
2ereren ffrber poa Eab1en elGer for
6riber Eioen be6 8in6net.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
Gn ,tp 3mesfa,tal.

6orilag er fremfonlmet ONT at bDg,
ge cit ttD 3uesfanal melleu1 Wd66el..
.bobet pg Set rebe SAB. Set me66e--
les 11en1lig, at 3uesfanalen UNDER
&irigen lite fun6e oberfon1me al Era
fifen:: @oltalens 8e6ligbo16 flugcr
oorlig itore Summer, for6i San6s
flngten bebirfer, at @a1alen 1top>
bpr1ig opgrunbes.
Otter set 11De Gori1ag ifal l16gangS
prntet Mio6elbobet bere &atfa,
bbor en go6 &obn Aleb an1agt 1n=
ser ,@rigen. @ouffens @16epur1tt
ifol pere be6 9lfdba + Set rgoe SAB.
Set gin16er oa at grabe en 3S &i1o-
meter lang &anol fra &aifa til SSoro
cr6olen Den mellemlte Gel 116gi6-~
res of Set rpoe SAB og Sor6a1tba1en
fcm 6els er opfpl6t al @umpe og
Moraoler> oels fuloitenofg u6ter=
ret, og iom begge befinoer fig oDbt
UNDER @abets Mibeau Den b9ient.
Iigite DeI al &unalen 1ful6e iaale6es
at Jig leIb fDloes nte6 8an6 fra Mto=
heBabet.
Omfoitningerne for Mnleg al 6en
npe @anol bleb fbr @rtgen beregnet
til 60 Millioner Dort6fs, bpiIfet ct
n1i116re e1o bboo 3ncsfonalen folte
Sc. W3ah nnener at &e6ligbol6et al
6en ebentnelIe nDe &onaI bIiber Bill
Iig moo @e6Ggebol6et al 3ne5fana-
len.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
Narf @eeiott COLLEGE,

@rabnottonsfefett be6 Barf 9iee
.gion College bol6es sSre6aganfte1t
oenne 11ge. @aitor E. q. Soft fra
minneapolis og @ra6uent> fra @arf
@egion <boloer @raouattonstalen.
z6elgen6e er @raoue1tterne fra Sol
leget bette Mar: "
+ @ca6enD:@
9}ob g. 9lnne, elmer 3. Sibert-
ion, Sobn .. Sen1rite.
gfornnoI:
ellen sc. 9n6erion Sberes1a q.
@t1bertIo11, Cora @oplan6, Sbereia
SO. &ieloabL Wfabel NeterIon, @igne
8iornion, Olga g. @ammer, WDrt1e
.. sSacoblon> @onltance Me1s, @aoie
M. Gobonq.
~Stpo Deor Bookkeeping:
8er1pen6 @lifita6, &bon1as Sal
borion, @rne1t 8. 2eines, @lmer 8.
Maan1tm, Otto 81 8raaten, 2arS
@arltao> Oscar 2ic1, Neitor Sl1on.
uEtpo Deor Sbortban6:
8es1ie 6. Gorllon> Sorab &off
&otberDne Efefferle, @itber g. Gel
big, &atie s. @oroon, SS1tga Sobn
fon, @e1nta &olta6, @1t1e Stortroen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
1Dnlpati1fe 5filoring af 6et eie16on1

lpnlpatiife Sfilori1g af oct eieu6on1
1nelige 6olfefgr6 fpm leber 6eroppe
l1l16er Mi6natsfole1 rtle6z bele Mor6-
babets mpittf og troore6iel 1ige i1,o
pau 2ibet bill - baaret oppe .1on1 BEN
er of cit u0preget geot11rfplelie og
cit iterf Cans for Arar1dfiif 8irf-
ming - iiffert alle Gage bere bort
6olf cit fier 2esni1tg.
" Oct er>1tlt.50 9lar ii6en Sc fgritc
Settlere fom til 9feo @iber6olett i
1871 og / oen M1rIeot1ing ifol ser
boloes cit iyeit al aar1le @ettlera i
Glirnar og 0megn 6en 86e Stunt i
@ltettion Sfolen ben 9ieo Niber gl-
ben. 9rt bill blibe e11 flor Bifnif
me6 ct itort Yrogran. @enator Sic
@age11g 9omn1er @rin6elono OF
anore Ealere bill bli tiliteoe. S oelrrc
6orbin0clie fan bi hu1fe at ugeblo=
0ets ge6aftbr bar tiliteoe og tolte
-bc0 cit lignell6e Bifl1if, attagelig
paa ionnnc @te0, for 25 Mar fiben.
Oct bor oltloo en 25-Morsfeit for
SSnoicttlingen @co 9aiper 9ale11.
Mon an11oar> at 9e Sore1te6e eta
ters Nationa1forn1ue2 / 1te 6ebrltar
ioor bar $300,o00,o 100000. &bis
oeu bar foroelt Iigelig pa bber al Sc
107 Millioncr ssnobDggere> bi10e
bper eie $4,000. 8 1914 bor fSor=
nutcn pr. Snoibio $2564;; oen ct att
iaa 1tn6er &rigen fteget me6 1926
pr. eSn0ibi6. @is1e Sal repreiente-
rer &Gr0icn al SsSor0en, @rltber,
roon1oterialer, &apitul onbragt /
Scrnbo>1conlng og o1t6re Bripote el
Ter offcl1tligc iSoretoge1toer. Ser ct
/ bnie11tlig @roo set itorc &orebe~
fob europa 1tnocr= &rigcn og Sc
oerof fplgelroe beic Kriier, 1om har
bcbirfct, at Mattonolfor1mten CT pget
1aa 1terft, n1cn Sen 1fp1ocs ogloo
DriftigAc6, 9(rbci6slprnbe6 og fife
min6ft 5por1omDc6 bos @efolf1tin=
gen. &rigen 1Grte mango Soft at
lporc; Sc fipbtc @totsobligotioncf
for at biGlpc &egieri11gen og brltgte
cn bctp6e1ig Gel of fine SS11otGgter
til at beto1e for 6cnt 1i1c6. Disle Ncn=
&C bor iffc bare itprfctslanoets Bel-
ltor6, men Sc bpgaersHaoig bioere.
8 0crne Wfool1co b4ir Ser 1t6betalt
80 MiIltoncr Collars / He11ter paa
5totsobligotioner of 26et fSribe6s>
loon 2bct Ieoerol 9felerbe 9i1trift.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
@raonatipnsfeit for SDeepleierifer-

@io1te Onsoagsoften bol6tes Cru
6natonsfe1t for @pgepleier1fer peo
ct. 2ufes &oipitol BERT 8pen. sSeit-
programmed bleb u6f6rt oen ipen~
ife 2ntber1fe &irfe. @angnun1rc
b1eb git of Bethlehem @or og W}iis
M6a DubIgren. Haitor 6. 81. @tc1tt
al oen engel1fe 80. 6. Strife tolte
oper Ebemoet, "@Dorfor Sen friitc-
lige @pgepIeierlfe". Or. .. %. @a1l=
gen bolot cit Sale lerlig bel1penot til
@roouenterne, og bbori ban CAB Sem
mango npttige @inf for 6eres frerr=
ti6ige @jerning iom 5bgepleierlfer.
81. @. Mn6erlon, / @genifob af @lcc-
for1na116 for @oipitoletS &orporotl@
OFT, n66eIte Diplomaerne.
8p1genoe 1t6gjor6c @roonentflos=
fen for Bette Mar:
OIibe 9(os.
Go1ma &obong
9lnna &anlon.
Clara &orbolo.
Moro @nlmoe.
Sau1nart SEN IiterGre 9cl al Yro
grammet bar u6fdrt git bele Torlan.
Itngen til 8etblcbem &trfeS 9nlc=
ne1tt, bpor &bin6erncs SoipitalSfor=
ming 1erbere6e 6orfrtifninger.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
@merniep Eienic us @alg

g3e6 91iper @ollep @uernfep @rec-
oers slsin bill bol6e lin 26en oorlige
Bic11ic og ~@oniigneme11t" @ol9 /
&bief Ntber Sails Sen 76e Sur1i.-
@o6e Galere CT allere6e iifret og ct
go6t @rogram bill b1i prelteret. Se1
fu10blo6s Srer, nj fulob1oos &i6r
og 12 ubigb @rabe" &i6r og &biger
er blit r6peft al en &onite al @bgg-
op6rettere og er ob1olut 1obet at bl;
iolgt til 6e b6iite al anibarlige @p>
6ere. 0ette bill b1i en bpperlig Mn-
1e6ning til at erifaffe fig go6t &beg
til fjpbernes egne @riler. M1le font
pn6er @uerniep 9facen al @ppg
buroe bore ti11te6e be6 6enne Hicni1
og set @alg I Gorbin6elie 6erne6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
@eneralltreif / Morse,

2on6on, 27oe @}ai: s ct &ele-
gram fra &riitiania oplpies, at GSe=
nerolitrcifen / Norge bcgpn0te oper
Dclc 2nl1oet tgadroftcs
0eaifiniltcr og 5ibmpn0, Ser bor
prrct pao @treif / Sc fi6lte fjortcn
Gage 1p1n Yrote1t itnoo SSorldget paa
at nc01ettc 2pl1ncn 1ne6 33 Ero:ent
fit igooroftes Silillttning of 120>=
600 sSagforcningsorbeioere. 9cn
rcgeln1nsligc &plttrofif er BIT itop
pct men pripatc og 9tate1ls 0fotor<
boaoc bel9rger 8oit, Easfagerer pg
@onoclstrofif. &egjeringen bar trl1f
let 5fri6t til at n1p6e e11hbcr Np0Sz
tiIlton6 for alle Gilfploes Sfnlo.
&nren og 6lao0en er: Bit mobilize
rpf 49,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
Sra @fanbinabe,1.

9tftiele11fobet uMplnbacfa Ert>
iii" bor neo1agt Driften beo Outfit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og &laraforS
@e6rifterne bor cit slrbei6sitprfc
pau tilIant1nen 800 Man6.
M.@ SpenIfa Tobafsmonopolet
far 1920 en sSortjencite poa IT,
9O7,262. 8et1pre1ien forei1aar l,b=
oelt 9 Hrocert l1obptte paa Brefe>
renceofticrne og 81 Yrocent pao
Sta1nofticrne.
Mor6i1f Meiiebnreous Direfter gtp
man ,erflerer, at afle Eegn tp6er pao
at @berige blir totalt uoen 9elpg al
u0en1an6ife Euriiter ierlig poa
@ruro al SEN bgie @a1uta. 5pen-
1fer refer oerino6 / flor l1oitref-
ming til EDTlan6, Granfrige og Sto~
lien.
s Dogene SEN 256e-276e slpril
bor Sc tire 1or6ilfe 2an6es Eraftat-
commissioners ifanoinobiife lto.
paIg beret lomlet til Mfe6e i &iJ=
bcnbobn for Jortlettelle al ti6li=
gere ferte 8orban6linger at orgfte
en @effe Sp6rgsmoal af ssSSntereSic
for 6e tire 2an6es g}erin9slib og Ser
UNDER 1erlig @pgrgsmaalet i Sor
bi1oe1ie ne6 Sen fore1iggen6e fritz
1fe @itnotion poo Sc pfonon1iife 0m
rao6e.
Direftpr Muniter be6 @tobanger
@aroin 60: er fon1n1et biem fra CIT
iyorretningsreiie / @ngla116 og 1tota-
ler operfor u@tabongeren", at War<
fe6et 6erborte er oberor6ent1ig f1ant
Get cngelife @rtgsoepartement rea<
1ilerer TIT til 1tie6bonlig lape Hriier
Sc foIos1ole 9ebol6ninger af al
@1ogs @ermetif, iom inbfipbtes til
@rigsbrltg. Com gxempel pau
Marfeoets StiHing 11Rbner. 0iretz
tgre1l at Ser offerereoes portngililfc
Gardiner af fineite &balitet for 25
@billings pr. &asie, mel, &ip6cre
bor iffe at opbribe. %.
+ @aa @enben6ellc til gennets oDer-.
5iGiffe &orltor 1neo6e1es, at 1opanz
oringen IL Canada fra Morge inor CT
min6re en6 fgr. Set fon1n1er al, at
Sen fanooiffe @egiering fnher }aas
itrenee yorbringer til Snbbqnbrer
mes gfonemiife Torbolb. Samtibig
bar ben engelife SSnoponortag til
Canada BET fioite bnret oberpnlz
oe11be itor, Zen 1lorifa ss1tboa1tbs
.rita III staterne bertmno bltr ftarte
enb' ifiey, Baabe N}p,I, es syut1|,.
sapbt,tt u faa||tblss yJbtlbFlt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
st @tprfe,nibbcl. rssSeg fan lit

w 0Sy%%S"VA~DS*~' VO~S ~~>'' ~'''0
nrre &ie6-i tire eller fire 9age, 1cen
at set bill genere mig, ffriber Sr1t
u. @lcbinger. fra &arbeD, Sllv "n1en
lea fan iffe en- Dag un6bgre Or. Be
1ers &urifo i mit @jen1: Seq brn-
ger ben iom ct @tDrfen1io6el. -Mlle
mine @enner og geaboer flyer, at ieg
ler, ralf no mt, og set er, bbao ieg er.
Seq tan -goa >u6 8leit og @tor1n,
og ieg fgler mig alti6 BEL" 9e re1te
l1rteiofter, bboraf oenne berente 5a=
1nilieme6icin er fre11itillet, itprfer
gserbe1pIten1et, frernbringer rgot,
rigt @loo og ftrann1er -bele. 2ege~
met oh. De1r bIiber life 1olgt gjetz
nen1 Mpotefere; ipecteIle Agel,ter le=
perer ben birefte fra 9aberntorief af
@eter Sabruep & Sons gp,.
qbol : g RlalI|bInatpn 81 elpAy gpftt1aa1p,
|aIlt(
, I4
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SpHlanb 6etaler.

@en tp1fe 91cgicrtng 1en6te 2dr=
bags til neutrality-suspicious. /
Horis 90 5fotfamnerberler poo
$1O,OO0,00O tillonme1t 840,0O0.-
100000 Morf eftcr @nl0bGroicn,
1oalcocs lpm Sberettsfo1niten, Ser
blcp pootbu,,gct Gpifldn6, lpoer poo.
0is1c 8erlcr CT clt6osf ferct df Sc 11o:
re tnIfc ganfer. 9lf Sen 1an1Icoc 5rum
ct $50, 100000 betalbar NetpNorf,
$GO,OOO,0OO Boris og $60,000,:
600 2pn0on.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01

GETTING along good. Wo-
men are as great sufferers from
kidney and bladder ailments as
men. Foley Kidney Pills help
rid the blood stream of impuriti-
es that cause rheumatic pains,
bachache, swollen, aching joints
and stiff, painful muscles. Mrs
Carey, Box 81, R. F. D. No. 2,
Middletown> N. Y, writes: had
kidney trouble ever since I was
q little girl, but I am getting
along good since I have taken Fo
ley Kidney Pills. They act i'm
rnediately and-help restore the
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE CLAIrlS AND
FOR HEARING THEREON.


Estate of Anders M. Teterrid alias A. M. Tete.
rud. alias Andrew Teterud alias Anders Teterud,
alias A. Teterud, decedent.
State of Minnesota. County Of Otter Tail. IS.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Anders M. Tete.
irud, alias A. M. Leterud. alias Andrew Teterud.
alias Anders =Teterud, alias "A. Teterud, Dece-
dent. *, .-...Et 7 =. - .>e,.s.. -
Letters Of administration this day having been
granted to o. A. Teterud. = -.
Ii is ordered, that the time within which all
creditors of the above named decedent may pre-.
sent claims against his estate in this court be,
and the same hereby. is, limited to six months
from and after the date hereof; and that the
18th day of Noyember, 1921, at 10 O'Clock Am. in
the Probate Court Rooms at the Court House
at Fergus Falls in said County, be, and the same
hereby is, fixed and appointed as the time and
place for hearing upon and the examination.
adjustment and allowance of such claims as shall
be presented within:the time pforesaid. =
Let notice hereof be given by the publication
of this order in Fergls Falls Vgeblad as provided
by law, LIZ = +. En- s5s : 5s'ss1
Dated May 18th 1921: laz
cou.s Seal 9, Fis9sssfl is9ss q t,,..... !.
4sesH A.ItgefggsNA, Nefk 81 EJ,Tebbt1. 81
/ Yif5I pUtlkaIjDn My eeBBlhll ls5', ls5l
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01
Qenoe ttlddns

poa Minneiotd, Morb og @p3 Dafo-
ia syar1ne. @o6e 8ettnge1fer og BILL
Iig Mente. 2aantogeren tan ofbrto,
le Mforog efter @11ife. 5erg1rs
Soils MaHonaI 8n1f. 8. 6. l11loHh.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01

~= Smile Doftor, ct en- fattig @taf
far non Ore, min Saan6 er al6eles
e6elogt, faa ieg fan life arbetbe!4
usseg Hd belbre6e 9en1 ieg|"
uglek ftpb ttfe -paa no iltgt, 9pf,
ttov, bvab ,tdy tsg iaa ltvs atee
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01

sSorbenbnren0e .@tots1enatpr So
tporo 9311ta6 @beato1 er al @rnz
lioent @or6ing u6nepnt til II. g.
Morlcbolt for Mnncioto.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-01

s.-@isr Sorretnttts tttcb beut Der
Hterteter ! bort YIdb. s5s >s::.. =.5. 81
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15

Miss May Beach of Ravenna spent
the weekend with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. r. Godlove Of War
rem will spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.F. Berger.
Lauranette, who has been spending
the week with her grandparents, will
return with them Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Mcdowell Of Lakewood
will be the weekend guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. J.F. Berger.
4 Miss Beatrice Longacre will attend
the Junior Prom Dance Of Western
Reserve college, held at the Hollenden
Friday evening.
h Miss Pauline Griesinger Of Cleve-
land spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Griesinger.
Mr.. Sidney High Of Cleveland spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Geo. F. High.
Mrs. E. L. Young is visiting with
her mother in Springfield.
Mrs. w. j. Wall visited with her
sister, Mrs. Orlin Baughman, in
Lakewood, last week.
Mrs. Henry Reuter- was the guest
Iof Mrs. Fl. ]. Riggs Of West Park for
the weekend.
Mrs. Ella ziegler and Mrs. links
Of Cleveland spent a few days in Me
dina and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Thomas Of
Fenn's Corners, are moving into their
home recently purchased on North
Elmwood street. Their former neigh
borssregret very much to see them 60.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15

the corn they grow or even buy corn,
an increase in the price would be of
no particular advantage to them un-
less live stock prices increased ac-
cordingly. At this time, because Of
the fact that the price of hogs is
relatively higher than corn, Ohio
farmers who are marketing their
corn as pork are getting much bet
ter price for it than those who are
disposing Of it in any other way.
Nevetherless, it would be well for
Ohio farmers to keep the general
situation in mind in planning their
spring planting, especially those who
expect to sell their corn as grain, or
who must employ hired help to grow
the crop. The general fertility of
Ohio soils no doubt suffered con-
siderable depletion during the war
period due to a disarrangement of
the regular. crop rotations and high
cost Of fertilizers. In view of these
facts might this not be an excellent
time to grow more nitrogen produc-
ing crops?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
NEW YORK TESTS FOR BOYS

In keeping with the high standard
which the Y. M. C. A. strives for in
it's definitely religious work, one'hund-
red special Bible study examinations
have been, ordered from New York
for the Medina county boys. Boys in
the local groups who have been study
ing "Men Who Dared" "Jesus the
Master" christian Teachings on
Social and Economic Questions" or
"The High Calling" will have an op-
portunity of the official international
tests during the week of April Is.
Great interest is being shown by the
different groups for three reasons.
First, all. the associations throughout
United States and Canada compete
on these tests, and Medina county
will get a rating on Bible study based
on the number Of boys participating
the grades they make; second, each
boy making passing glAde receives
two-color engraved certificate of
his accomplishment, and third, all the
questions come from New York and
all papers are graded by an Inter-
national Board Of Examiners.
These examinations will be used
this year by Medina, Brunswick,
Seville and Leroy boys.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
PERSONALS

Chas. Miller Of Fremont, o., for
mer superintendent Of the Henry
Furnace and Foundry Co. at Medina,
was in town last Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. E. B. Splitter returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit in Bos-
ton and New York.
Mr.. George Rowe Of Battle Creek,
Mich, is visiting his brother, H, G.
Rowe and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Lichty and moth
u. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crouthamel
and family Of River Styx, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Bagley Of Medina, spent
Sunday with County Auditor and Mrs.
Ward Washburn.
Mrs. Charles Barry, Miss Edith
Barry and DR.. and Mrs. HI. S. Orr
spent Tuesday in Cleveland, attend
Ing the matinee performance Of "Way
Down East."
Nix. and Mrs. o. B. Dealing are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. ".
Newberry, in Creston, this week. \
The price Of ice in Medina this
ssmnner will be SIG, we are informed.
u Wadsworth it has been selling for
8 q ton. N
Mr. Gail Abbott and Mr.. d. G.
Babcock were in Cleveland Wednes-
day on business. s,s
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15

Mrs. Art Bagley Of Grangerburg is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Foice
Bagley.
Mr.. Sidney Smith, Mr.. w. T. Metz
ger Of Cleveland and Mr.. L. B. Smith
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Boesch Sunday.
Miss Florence Phillips will spend
the weekend in Cleveland with
friends.
Mr.. Robert Tubbs of Western Re-
serve spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Tubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Holman of
Chatham spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. L.F. Carver.
Mr.. Norris and Harris Hange will
spend the weekend with their uncle,
Mr.. Norris Crumpler in Strongsville.
Misses Efie Gates and Lena Gunk-
telman spent the weekend in Ashland.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
CAROLINE sp1LLMAN DEAD

The body Of Mrs. Caroline Spillman
who died last week at her home in
San Fernando, Calf, arrived in Me-
dina on Wednesday, where burial was
made in Spring Grove cemetery fol-
lowing brief funeral service at the
vault, conducted by Rev. Moffet Of the
Church Of Christ. The deceased was
the wife of Mark Spillman, who with
two sons, three brothers and three
sisters survive. Before her mar
riage the deceased was Caroline Let
terly, sister Of Gus Letterly of Me
dina. Mark Spillman conducted a
meat market in Medina about thirty
years ago. Later the. family moved
to Painesyille, and still later to Cali
fornfa where they had since continued
to reside.