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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
GENERAL STRIKE
IS CALLED OFF
Blacklist Industrial Crisis Ever
Faced BY Great Britain Is
Suddenly Averted.
TRIPLE ALLIANCE SPLITS
Miners Refusal to Reopen Negotiations
Caused Rail and Transport Work
ers to Cancel Walkout Order;
Public is Amazed,

London--An unexpected and sensa
tional split in the ranks of the power
Jul Triple Alliance of Labor" com.
pletely changed the complexion of the
blacklist industrial crisis Great Britain
has ever faced and averted the pro.
jected strike of railway men and trans
port workers in sympathy with the
striking miners.
Public Dazed by Developments.
Events developed with such sudden
and startling changes as to leave the
public in amaZement. simultaneously
yith the announcement in the house OF
commons by Prime Minister Lloyd
George that the miners had declined
10 accept his invitation to reopen ne
gotiations with the mine owners on the
terms advanced by Frank Hodges. the
miners secretary, came the announce
ment that the railway men and the
transport workers had Cancelled the
strike called for Friday night.
George Moore acting general secre-
;ary of the Amalgamated Society OF
Locomotive Engineers and Firemen.
way men and transport workers strike
was reached because the other unions
IL the Triple Alliance" considered the
miners were wrong in refusing to re
sumo negotiations on the lines indi
Gated by Secretary Hodges
Miners Summon Own Leaders.
The calling of a conference OF rep
resentatives of the miners from all the
coal fields was decided upon by the
executive of the Miners federation. II
took this action after hearing the de
cision of the railway men and trans
port workers to cancel their sympa
thetic strike
Frank Hodges, the miners secretary
when questioned regarding this de
cison said il meant that the miners
strike would continue
IF | had resigned (as he was re
| ported to have done) | should not b,
| giving YOU this report" he added.
Miners Repudate Peace Proposal.
Premier Lloyd George informed thu
| house of commons that the striking
miners had repudiated the peace pro
| Hodges. The prime minister an
nounced the miners refused to discuss
the matter of wages unless the owner
agreed on a national wage scale and
| pooling of all profits of all mines Thi
is a renewal of their original demands
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21

Hartley Pray transacted bust
ness in Minneapolis. Monday.
Oscar Oswald and son. Her
bert. transacted business in town
Monday.
Cashier Turrittin and Chas.
Olson attended the Odd Fellows
lodge meeting Thursday night.
F. G.. Kranz of ST. Paul. spent
the week end with his wife who
is visiting at the Chas. Swanson
home.
Mae Skog returned home from
Duluth Saturday after spending
short visit with her sister
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Wallin mo-
tored to Sandstone Saturday.
where Mrs. Wallin went to have
some dental work done
M. M. Barnes is building an
addition to his house, to be used
as a kitchen. The work is be
ing done by Joe Coke
Mr.. Strandberg recently sold
his farm located on the south
shore of Island lake and moved
to his present location at Sand
stone.
A dance was held at the Swan
tex home. west of town, Sunday
night at which several of the
young people from town were
present.
Nels and Victor Anderson mo-
tored to Sandstone Tuesday
where they will assist John
Strandberg in getting started
farming on his newly purchased
farm.
The dance given at Selenskl s
hall Saturday night was very
well attended. Music was fur
nished by the Moose Lake Or
chestra. Supper was served at
the Hotel Sturgeon.
Chas. Swanson returned from
Duluth the latter part of last
week after visiting several DAYS
there at st. Mary's hospital with
his wife who is now convaleSclng
after recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Waleskl
arrived Monday night from WI.
mona, where they were married
April 7th at st. Stanleys church
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
DRY LAW TO Be FOUGHT
Maryland Congressman Opens
Attack on volstead Act.
Prohibition "Un-American In Prin.
ciple" Says Representative Hin
Who Won French Cross.

Washington~-The battle to bring
back beer and light wines will be
fought to finish In this Congress. IT
was declared by both vets and drys.
The fight will come to head In the
House as soon as the tariff and taxa
tion program can be cleared aside.
Preliminary preparations for the
clash were commenced by the drys
whose ranks were bombshelled by n
sentative Hill OF Baltimore, who unex.
pectedly tossed in a bill to repeal the
Volstead act
Representative Volstead accepted
Mr.. Hills challenge. He is chairman
OF judiciary committee that will report
on the repeal bill He made II clear
that while hearings will be full and
fair. every effort will be made by him
to throttle the wet bill
Mr. Hill is a fighting World war vet
eran who won the Croix de Guerre ut
Verdun and went through the Meuse-
Argonne offensive with distinction.
II want to repeal the Volstead law
American principle OF government" he
said
Mr. Hill believes he will succeed for
two reasons:
Il My bill, If passed will not bring
back the saloon but would allow each
| state to have beer and light wines II
the people so voted
40 The prohibitionists themselves
never thought prohibition would go tc
the extreme it has. They never would
| have voted for ii If they had known
4 how far II would reach. Most OF them
are ready now 10 get away from the
4 drastic limits OF the present
4 Mr. Hill. who was for five year,
4 United States district attorney at Bal
/ timore, added that the Volstead act /:
so widely and flagrantly violated thai
, it is undermining respect for all law
4 throughout the country
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
BOOTlEGGERS PROFITS LARGE
Revenue Officers Estimate $1,000. 900,
600 Made in Illicit Liquor Traffic.

Washington Bootlegge-s made pro
fits totalling nearly $1,000 900 last
year, it was estimated here ON the
basis Of internal revenue bureau re
ports showing that approximately 30,
100000 gallons Of liquor were with
drawn from bonded warehouses last
year
Between $500 600 900 and $500 GOO.
900 Of this should be paid TO the gov
eminent in income and excess profits
taxes So far as tax records show. NJ
profits earned by bootleggers were re
ported or paid in taxes Tax officials
are looking longingly at the gross
profit OF the boOtIeggers last year
which was equal to the amount the
government paid in interest on the en-.
tire war debt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
DENVER HIT BY SNOW STORM
Trains Are Annulled. Street Cars
Stopped and Schools Dismissed

Denver. Colo Denver was virtually
isolated by the worst storm Of the year
which showed no sign of ahating after
more than ten inches of snow had
fallen
The Denver and Rio Grande, Atchi
son. Topeka, and Santa Fe and the Col
all trains to the South Wire com
INJUNCTION was cut off 10 the South
west and North Street car service
was almost at a standstill Schools
were dismissed at noon
Eight feet Of snow blocked tie Den
yer at Salt Lake road at Corona
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
HOUSE PASSES FARM TARIFF
Young Emergency Bill Pushed Through
House. 26o to 1f2.

Washington Republican leaders,
supported by all except eight of their
party aad by fifteen Democrats. pushed
the Young emergency tarin and anti
dumping bill through the House late
Friday The vote was 269 to 112. with
two members voting present
Passage Of the measure came at the
end O. stormy session which a hand
full OF Democrats aided by a few Re
publicans had harassed the leaders Of
the Republican side persistently for
more than four hours
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
SOLDIER AID TO BE PUSHED
Bill Merging Bureaus to Be Brought
Up at Once.

Washington - President HardIng's
recommendation for a consolidation
under a single head of all government
agencies dealing with former service
men will be urged for immediate &C
ton In congress
AT conference between the Presi-
dent and several members of the joint
congress ional government reorganiza-
ton committee it was considered the
service mems bill should not wait for
perfection Of the general reorganiza-
ton plan
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
600 Arrested in NJ. Y. Dry Crusade.

New York Ten days OF police ac
tiyity in enforcement OF the new state
prohibition laws have resulted in more
than 500 arrests in Manhattan. OF
enough. If each prisoner is indicted and
given fair trial by jury. 10 occupy the
court OF general session for two years.
j. II. Bauton. chief assistant district
attorney. declared.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
CentraIla Convictions Upheld.

Olympia. Wash The state supreme
court here handed down decision up
holding the conviction OF seven l. w.
w. members, convicted Of second de-
gree murder in connection with the
Centralia Armistice day massacre and
refusing TO grant the men a new trial
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Japanese City Fire SWEPT.

Tokio-Hakodate, the chief city and
port OF Yezo, was partially wiped out
BY a fire which burned 1000 houses
The fire was one OF a spectacular
series which in the past month has
swept japanese cities. including Toxic
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
piebisci lie is Postponed.

vienua-The sentimental plebiscite
for fusion with Germany TO be held in
the former Austrian crown land OF
Salzburg has been postponed for one
month from April "a. the date orig
lnaily set.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Minneapolis Gas Co. Receiver Dead.

Minneapolis X Rand. Sr,
vice president and receiver Of the Min,
neapolis Gas Light company, died al
his residence, ASH Lake Harriet boule
ward He had been i'll for four mon tbs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
@erm1aea s11riidge5ablt.

Stem Dorf, 8. Mngnit. - 9ie 8an-
fers' Erut gonpanD IN Seem Sort
bat in ibrer gigenid1aft aIs Nie6erla.
ge 6es Bertpalters fir fein6lides gi-
gentum Der Grain bon 8ernitorff
@uttin bes ebernaIigen oeutiden 8otz
idafters, Ole ibr geborenoen, ie6o6
am s. Mprn 1917 beidlagnabmten
@ertpapiere nn6 8nrgelb 5uriidge-
5obIt. 3as Berm0gen befano iid CUR
|3eit ser 8eihlagnnbme in Ser 8anf
bon S. g. Morgan & 60. Das Ser
m0gen betragt $1,000,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11

mel, bab Die beftdtisten gbeds ben res,
pettiben 4ietert1 5uriideritnttet tper6en.
|@elnde, interSeihnet bon Matbias
&ubl, Daniel &ubI li1b Sobann &lebr.
III ipelden eriudf tpfro, bob setpifie
Qdnbereien, Die ibr gisertum iinb unb
iebt einen Sell beg BiIlnge ct. @nrtin
biloen, bon genanntem gilIase ct. Mar<
tin getrennt unb Dem Sotpnibip ct.
Martin als Elm Sell 5u9eteilt tperben
lager, Dor. auf Antrag bes SSncob Bez
Der, unterftii.t bon s. s. Borsmarn.
purbe n%ngeorbnet, bnB Elm 8erb0r be-
5iigli6 zines ieben Der @eiu6e in elmer
am 6. September 1921, r1orgens 8 1br
besinnenben gitung in Der Office beg
gountb Nuoitors in Der 5tabt ct. glono;.
etearns COUNTY, Ninn., tattfinben ion,
unb fpeiterbin mgeoronet, bab Noti5 fol-
Eden 8erb1rs' erInffen nnb na6 @efebes<
boridrift a~ngebeftet tDeroen fo1.
(Gortiebnng folgD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
@p1tp. email bleibt bartnadig.

Springfield, Sn., 9. Nuguit.
EDie BertpuItung BEG 6taates miro
unter mmit6noen nod benz @efdng-
mig bon Sortgnmorr COUNTY berlegt.
@ie be1te berIontet, lit ser a1rgeflaa.
te @ouberne11r Cen 5mnn entfdlol-
fen, Iieber in'g @efangnis GIT qeben
oIs fd GIT itenen 1n6 girgidaft 5u
|Ieiten. Set ser gntfhei6ung bon
Midter S1nih, tpornh benz @p1Ders
11e1,r Gin SuftbefeH 5uauitenen lit,
nprbringt sman heltte feiner stpeiten
Eoq im Robito1. ct faate heltte. 6aR
ct feiner 8erboffung nnterIiege 1t11o
Bic Bnirqen Dor Sheriff Setter per<
Haaer miro, fnns er beI6ittat merben
forIte. Gem Bernebmen beidloffen
Bic Biirrpn neg Sheriff. All tuelGen
Mifnr6 Sulibor. ser bolitiihe @ns
bon Goranmon gonnth aehSrt. bie
8Hrdfhnff hnr mtn.O00 nnfs Shiel
al fphpn nno Seffer sic 8ornnbme Ser
'Berbnff1trq n~nal1rnter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
aatboliider aonpent.

8aibington, 5. slug. - Sim q.
uno 20. september finoet in Daib>
ington 5uiammen nit Ser Sabresfon.
feren8 Der 8ii1ofe uno @r5biidofe
ser erIte Acknowledgement bes Natio-
nal Council Of Catholics itatt. 9ieiel.
be fon iib DEFENDERS nit 5mei Gragen
beiddftigen: @inridtung bon fatbo-
liIden @emeinbez3entren in ben gro>
Beren Stdbten 6es 2an6es un6 Die
@rrihtung elmer 1nationalen S9ule,
Inn M4nner in 8oblfabrfs-N rbeiten
5u unterridten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
n:o.s4an Son 10 S1tIi. 1921.

9ien1taa, Sen -. Suli, 1921.
Ser 8ertagnns eemaB trat bic COUNTY
.behSroe. aulammen; g. 81. 2abr als gorz
fiber, unb aue Mitslieoer anineieno. @ez
iuh seq scsacob @mslanber nnb anoerer'
in tpeldem I'm gtablteruns zines Count
tptpeses I'M Eopnibip unb gillase Stool
bile aebeten miro, fam re6tmdbtg bum
gerbDr unb bas Stir unb @egen tpuroe
er1rtert. Nuf Nntrng beg Sacob 8eber'
unterffillbt bon Mi6. Solo, purOe ote1e
M%naeleaenbeit bon Der 8eboroe tn Srz
0rterung g%enornr1en nno S9l11Battton
biz neun nbr anberen Worgers a11f9e>
ipart. @er19iebene 9elegationen Der Bes
tpobner 6es giInge 8atfins rnb peg
gotpnibip 2ugemburg eridienen Dor oer
8ehDrbe unb p~etitionierten fir Beiftmz
m1ne eines S%taatsneges bonn Btllage
Cob @pring na6 benz giaage Watttrs.
Muf Mntrag bes ,sSacob Beber, unferitibt
bon MsidaeI 2ofo, tpnrbe bieie 0nseleger
beit bon Ser Beb1rbe in 8erot1ng gez
1ot1men.
Gin bon Sobn Bolf nnb aroere1 mn
ter8eti6netes Geinh fir Mbdtnbernr11g n y
gtabIieru,nlg eiines 5odtpeses, Der brrsd
BEN gotpnt 2bnben ldift ltnb befannt If
|aIs gIeartpnter l1nb Sair 5aben Beg'
tuurbe Ser 8eh0rbe u1terbreitet. unb anf
Mntrag beg Midae1 2ofo, nnterifnbt bon
Sal. 9erman, tpl1rbe angeoronet, bab Elm
|gerbSr be5ngliid beg Gei1thes i'm Gontntz
Ito @nmmiHdraimrrer i'm go%urt6an1e IL
Ser 9toot ct. gIoub in 9enamatem Conn
Iii am Dienftng, Den s. Sebtember 1921,
morgens 5ebn l1br gebnlten perber ion.
5u fpelder 3eit nn6 an pefbem 8labe
befogte 8ebDrbe arIes nnboren tpiro. mos
fir ODER gegen genebmigung beiagter
@ef1phes borgebra6t iperben mag; nnb
ipeiterbin n%ngeoronet, baB Sacob 8eber,
50. 81. 2abr unb Mid. 2ofo, RitgIieber
bieier Beb0rbe hermit dig @o1nitee err
nannt iirb, un6 Die proponierte Gbdrbez
rnng be1nsten @eges GIT 11nterf II den,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11

8pnbs benz beinsten Dieter iiberlnfie.
iinb. aommifiair Midael 2oio alnterftiiss
tie ben antrng, beiasten gei6lub gut5n&
#beiben, ulnb e. tpllroe nit folgenber abb
thinning ansenomrleuL: ,Dafiir, g. q.
2abr, BAL. German, Sacob Beber, MiS
6ael 2oio unb S. S. Borgmann. Seine
5gttmme oasesen. Nuf antrug bertagte
iib bic 8eb0rbe Big 8 ubr anOern @or>
gems.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
1tnmetter in aanaba seritSrt @rnte.

Regina, Cast, s. Slug. = Dur@
einen bon 5ageli6lag begleiteten
@inbftnrm 1T bier in Der Nadbor-
idnft EN- Sadida6en Ton etmu Ell
ner Milion Collars a1teeridtet NOR
ben. Rns l1ntpetter niitete ouf ei-
ner 5trefe bon ettpa bun6ert Meilen,
0itIidd nn6 iuib0itli1 bon bier. Ga sic
Drabtberbin6ung faft 6ur6meg tnz
terbroden III, iino sic iomeit porlte.
aen6en Nndridten MIR iebr 6iirftig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11

unb bab g~euanntes @oulitee a,f Der stres:
de beIaeten 8eses am 8eginnnagspnntte
in genanntem gonntb am 9ienitng, ben
is. Mugnit 1921. morgens 3ebn l1br gum
3tped auiammentommen ion, g%enannte
proponierte Mbdnberung bes 8eges 3u
unteriuben unb bariber gu Peri6ten in
Der angegebenen Yerinmmlltng Der 8es
b5rbe, unb bab 8efanntmadung erlais
fen unb, tpie seiesli6 borsei6rieben. a1z
ge6eftet tperben ion.
Ser Ndtb. 6. g. Bull, l1ntraut>sSns
1peftor fir ben 5taat Minueiota, err
idien Dor Der 8eb0roe nnb %eriudte, baB
in 1ebereinitimmuug nit 8apital 800
Der @e1ebe bon Minnefota fir 1921 Die
|8ebSroe l1nfrautzSnipeftoren fir 6ieies
gountp ernennen ion. 5eine Ratgebun@
gen tpnrben forefdltia bon Ser 8eb0rbe
erDrtert unb &anblung in ser Ineele%
genbeit Big our 1pdteren Belt biefer Sibz
ing berfboben. suf 9rtrag bertagte 1i6
Sic 8eb6rbe biz 1 11br nadmittaes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11

Office bes County Nuoitors, @tearns
'gpuntn, Minn., ben II. Suit, 1921.
Gegul6re Sttnng.
Sic gountbbeb6rbe bon Stearns Count
tp trat Dem @eiebe 5ufolge 5uiatnn1en;
g. 81. 2abr, 8oriiber, nnb ale Wttglte@
Ser anpelenb. SIZE Beb6rbe tpnroe POM
gorliber g. 50. 2abr our Sronang 9erl1z
fen, uuo ba feline N~ngelegenbett our @rz
D;rteruna borlag, bertaste ii3 bic Beborz
Be big 8 l1br anbern Morgens. '
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
.gourt5aus.9 mpftefelrauut sur settle ~

.gourtbarssD utpfteIelraaur aur seite az
IIe9en;
Daber lei es bon bieier Beb6r6e be-
idloien. baB Der gountpz aubitor nnb
gountpss dabmeiiter hermit ansepieien
iino, ale @eloer bon ben SteuerzaoIefz
tionen Sic ii6 iest i'm gonrtbausbaus
,fonbs befinben in einen Sonbs. betannt
ais @efdngnisgebdubeS Sonos uno. Der
nod elm EeiI Der gountb ginfinftez Sonbs
bleibt. 5u Ibertragen. 9ie5e ErennuttB
bes ginfunftesSonbs ion gum 3ued ges
madt ner0en. cine genate unb aftueue
He6nung Der 9ema9ten Nuslagen al ball
ten unb Sou fir bas neue Gefdngnisge@
bdiuoe, @beriffstpobnlng nnb ben Court
ba,sz s. mpffeiielraum gema6t tperoen.
limb tpeiterbtn bei6loien, baB ale Bars
rants, Sic friber be5abIt tpirben nno
np6 fir Sen 8nu bes genannten Gez
fdingnisgebdubes, Ser @beriffs Bobnr1g
unb bes gonrtbans> 9anpffeilelranmes
be5ablt tperben m0gen, gegen ben @e<
ffdngnigbaubetras m1sgeiteMt tperoen iol<
len.
9atiert, Sen 20. Sunt, 1921.
g. 81. 2abr, goriiber, Sal. German,
Sacob @eber, 0eib. SOTO, S. S. Borg@
mann, gountpbebSrbe. (Siege1)
geitatigt; Ni6olas Sbomep. County,
Iu6itDr.
4uf Mntras ~pertagte ii6 bic Beboroe
Bis gum IS. Suli, 1921.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11

11en 1tr1D. SRoITMtHQI Is. IS. OuI9ulutut
un~terifttnibhte ben Nntrng, Sic @eiolltion
nn3unebmen, nnb Tie tpnroe onr6 fol&
genbe Wftimrnl1rg mgenommen: Dafir,
g. 81. 2abr. Sal. German, Sacob Be<
Der, s. S. 8orsmann uno gti6. 2ofo.
Seine stimme bngegen.
Sn 11ebereinifint11l1ng nit elmer gefebz
1i6 porgei9riebenen Noti5 mn@te it6 Die
Beb6rDe an Ben Berfnnf Ser @raben<
Bonnie I'M Betrnge bon $51,675 IN 5az
6en bes irbi8ie1en Grabens SEQ. 8 IN
l5tearns l1rb @nnbibobi Counties. 9as
Bette fir genannte Bortbs entgegengenor1<
meme Mngebpt tpar BAG bon @anmm,
@opb 11nb Co., tpelde iid berpflidteten,
%genannte 8on6s GIT Bar nnb n%ngebdnften
Snterei1en 1tnb grabierte 8onbs git 1iefern
fertig CUR 1tnter5eidnnng rnb ben 9ienit
ibres MedtgontpaIts nrb irgenb tpelbe
~tpeitere npttpenbigen gerbnrbl1tnge1 51
beiorgen. @ommifiidar Bal. German mn
terbreitete Johann fplgenben 8eidluB 1i1o
benrtrdgte fetne Mntnbme.:
Da BAG Mngebot Der Sirma &aanran,
8poo ltnb 60. fir $51,675 Der 9rnt<
mage @roben<Bonbs in gnden beg inbi<
aienen grabens $50. 8 III 5tearns 1lnb
@anbibobi Counties iibereinititnmt NIT
ben Beitimmli,1gen BEG gerfnnfs 1inb %
6iefe 8eh0roe bnsfeIbe giinittiig era6tet. 10
1T biermit befdIofen, bnB g%enanntes Gnl<
gebot .nt1se1or1r1en 1T 1nb genannte
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24

obtain Of these schoo
Commonwealth
teachers Of this broad training will increase " the years 20 o' rHoM
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-10-13
BLOOMFIELD
Mrs. NELLIE SLOWER, Cor.

The ladies Of the Methodist
church served their annual
Harvest dinner and supper
Tuesday.
Frank Paul has resigned his
position as janitor at the school
house and has gone to Lancas-
ter. He plans later 20 go to
Bangor, Me.
Mrs Fred Locke of Grove5on,
was a caller at Mrs Alma Bow
her's Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Hobbs have
moved to Wenlock.
Vermont Day was observed
by the schools last Friday with
appropriate exercises.
Isac Connolly is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Con-
molly.
Mrs Alvin Taylor Is having
her house shingled. Harvey
Rowker and Charles Williams
are doing the work.
Supt Bates E Slower is at
tending the State Teachers
Convention at Rutland.
Mr. Mason and family have
moved into the tenement in
Samuel Ramsey's house former
~ occupied by Mr. and Mrs
Hobbs.
Mrs Josephine Shoff is at the
home of her son, Lyle Shoif
She spent the summer in North
Stratford.
Miss Ella Hall Is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Will Hall
Miss Mary O'Donnell Is
teaching in New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Moultor
and Mrs Chester Lurvey and
three children are visiting Mrs
Myra Hall.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-10-13
Railroad Man Swears

To whom 1t May Concern: .......
!, F. H. Farmer, Norwood, N. Y,
have been in the employ of the R. W.
& o R R for twenty-five years, and
have suffsred intensely for the pas;
seven years with both sciatic and
infiammatory rheumatism. / have
spent hundreds of dollars for rhau-
matte cures and never found nlle
that would cure me until took the
famous A. J. P Rheumatic Cure
which cured me completely in fifteen
days. I certainly can recommend il
to all sufferers Of rheumatism.
F. II. Farmer,
F. H Farmer, being duly sworn,
says the statement abouve is just and
true.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10th day Of Deem
1900, F. L. Smith, Notary Ppblii
For sale by Bosworth Store Co.
adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-10-13
why Radio AppeaIA

There was 8 time when wireless
talegraphy appealed only to the so.
called amateur, and his Interest was
rather directed toward the technical
end than the mere pleasure Of gather.
ing messages out Of the cir for what.
ever they were worth With the es.
tablishine Of government radio reports
and q humber of radio telephone
hroadcasting stations throughout the
country. radio reception becomes a
matter Of considerable interest to
everyone, especially persons In remote
districts who are ordinarily more or
less out OF touch with the world at
large, To-day the farmer, the business
man tn the small village, the camper
and others can use a simple receiving
set and keep posted ON what is going
ON In commerce, politica sports, stock
end bond market and even religion
Scientific American.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-10-13

A Joseph and children visit
ed Mrs Joseph at the Sherbrook
hospital Monday.
Mrs Sarah Clarke returned to
Newport Tuesday after about
two weeks spent in town dispos-
ing OF her property. Her many
friends regret her leaving town
and wish her happiness ard
prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Burnell
OF Gorham have been the guest
of relatives in town recently.
Bert Shedd and family motor
ed last Tuesday to Portland,
Me, Miss Stella remained in the
city where she is attending hus-
mess college.
MI and Mrs Nelson Jones
spent the weekend inTroy.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Findley
spent week recently visiting
Mrs Fndley's grandparents in
Lebanon, N H.
L J Payeur was called to
Northampton, Mass, to attend
the funeral of his mother, who
died Oct. 5th. While there
he will visit his son in Hartford
Conn, and daughter in Hol-
yoke. ..