davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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@irtbidafts Bars ni6t per
b0tell.

Oil abfift oe5 neuen Prohibitions
GurniuBruna9qeieBes, blniintll6 Der
gntiernimg Der Bars in 8irtbi2aiteu
lift, 8isconijner 8irtbidaften ben
Rabnteis Borlors aleid 3I MAIDEN.
0encralanpalt Morgan bait IN einem
0utod1ten an Treo g 6einemann
GiItrittsonualt in Ippleton, oaiut.
6ie GJoee lei, 8iife uno Stilhle in Dem
Ralm oui3uitelleu. no nift berau,
idenoe 8etrdnfe pou Den aauiern
coniumirt rpcroen, ME Dies in See
Cream garIors geidiebt, erfldrt oaS
8utodlten. 9ies lit Die erite Ius.
Ieaung oes @eiebes 6urd] ben 8eue.
roIonmoIt. @as nun Die 8eitim-
munq gegen oStonoing Bars be.
trifit ingt Ser @encralanpalt, oaB
oo5 @eIeb nidlt ausoriifIidl Den Ser
foui FOLDER @ctranfe an Der Bar ODER
an Sdonftiif oerbiete, 70 LANCE Dem
R0ufer nidt qeitottet lei. oos @etrant
OH beia9ter Gar ooer an Dem Sdant.
tiit 3rt coniumiren.
Ger 3pef oieies @eiebes idleine gu
ieiu, ben 0lab, no uift berauidenoe
@etr0nfe inter elmer 2i5ens nerfanft
ncroeu, ofieniidltlidl 5u balten un0 Die
Ntmopbare oes iritberen SaIoonS ST.
beieitigen.
Cine oStonoiro Gar" lit cine
Bar, Die III @irtbifloiten benlbt
puroe an Ser S%pirituoieu hcrtolitt
un0 coniurrirt muroeu. pou Dem
Rauier, mdbren0 er on Der Bar"
itono."
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Som Sooe abbtrnIen.

&Shite. 9(u Mittmod) Nodmittoq
ltorb int @rano Tiep Spitol bon
ben IoIQen zines Sd,IoQonfaQc9, ben
or am leBteu GonncratoQ Mor0en En-
lit, Gforrcr 8iIiom 8bite. Ter
8erltorbcne NOR ieit mcbr mic 45
Sohreu SeelIoraer on fathoIiid1en
@emclroen III uno nahe ga GroIic.
Is Sabre DAMON pirfte or an Scr ct.
Wtarn'a 8enteinhe. ltno leote oieic
Stetlunq crit nieoer. OILS iein fiirptr
lld)cr 3nItano i'm 5pot1a in oen Rit-
he'tono ill trcten. 0iorrer g9hite
mltroe om 9. Gftober 1850 in Scr
mont Qeboren 'uno itommtc bon ir.
I1noiitcu GIteru alb. Gr luur0e AIT
crit OILS Schrcr ortaQebiloet. cab sic.
len Nerut halo oui uno biloctc lid,
5ltn Grlclter aus. 3uleet nohnt2 err
bel fciner 9tldltc, Nforn @hite. 1913
sling Strobe. Die 9eitattuna cr'olat
an Sant2tna MorQcu BON Scr ct
Wior0'3 atrd}e ans olli oem Notbo-
ltfcn 8 Sric0hoie. &ou helttc Not.
nittog Els moraen 6riih miro sic
2eidle III Der aird)e aufgcbobrt lie.
deN, =
;sdrtelcr. ,>n Neim Scr t5relrnn.
ioicn. no Tie lett 5pei >Iabrcu mobutc.
'tarb nm G~onueratoa Moraen 6rau
9Imono lSon4ler I'M 4ltcr pen 81
&ahrcu. Trau Sou&Icr nurot in
&crnont acboren. rrohnjt 0ber id1oG
Ianae IN Miatouiin uto lett - Nah,
ren III "a Groiit. Sic butcrl0ft
clNeu Sobn uNo cine Gcdter u1o
o,cr VSyoBfinoer. Gle @cer0iounu
ioNo am Gonner&tog oui Dem Gat
t&ro0e ~Srie0boie itott
Suraerion. 9In GicnStoo N~lorleu
itarb III ieiucm Neim. 2t0S Vcorae
StroBc, undl tur5er Nrnafbeit Eoracr
Eorgerion i'm NItty pom IS %abrcn.
Gle @eitatnma erioIate auf Dem
Gamqbeu Grie0boie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-15
Die Sibe.

Gie felt bier @oden oc:ernoe
Site, Die am Gienstaa uno Mittoof)
nit IS Grab i'm Sdatten ihre.l
9ohiiitano erreitts, fono am gtit.-
moh9tbeno Elm porldufigesgnoe ourf)
elnen @epitterreqer.
Comet befcnut iiberitGno ga Grciie
Die abuormale 6ieeipelle gliidlih.
Riht Elm Sal BON 6isfIag fam bis
plitttpod qbeuo uor. gtltr mubtcn
biele Arbeiten in ben lebten 86ged
nm Die Mittoqse5it ein9eIteat nes-
Den, mo Die @eifditsleute botten nit
4nsnabme Der Gi5lelte uro See
Cream -6dnolcr meniQ 5u tbun. neil
a1uier lid Der gliibenoen Sonnen-
bise oitS5uieeeu 10 pieI ME mo8lid
iheuten.
Die ungemobnIife Site berrihte
iiberoa i'm Staat Dor. ISn Racine
5eiate oos thermometer gfittnoh
Rorgen 90 bis "a 8roo. S@Sn 2{ones.
pieu mar oie 9emperotiir 100 @roo
ebenio am IeIapan Safe. 6ootpiae,
berid1tete t06 @rao. @ogerton %,
Gainesville 100 I'M 3 llbr 0ahnt;t-
tags. Die Gornier itelten Die arbeit
am 9ienstd9 ein. Gn Green Ban ooc
am Gienstoq Ser 3%peitbeiBeite ScJ
oes SSabres nit 80 8roo I'M 4 llbr.
Sn CIbtoib reqiitrirten Die Shermo-
meter 100 @rno am Iien8tog uno
nm s ltbr Mittno6 6riib mar e5
mie0er 81 @roN.
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Aas Der 8eidid)te oes Grmbanoes.

9ie Sdynudmooe bepor5ugt iebt
pieoer Dos Mrmbano. Oils breiter
Reit oIs GoIo- ooer Silberfctte,
III funitgeiperblitcr gusfibrung
ols ShIange, Observation-Disclosures.
ben, 9bontaftebrocelctt biIoct Dos
4rmbqno plcoer cines Ger id)onitell
3ieritiite unter Dem Srouenidmut.
Irmbanoer bobell in oet, olteiten
Soften 6roren uao Monncr getra-
gen. @ir lcfea i'll oelt d~ltciten
4usgrobungen Die criten 9apitel
ser 8cidlit5te 6e5 4rmpalloes. Die
gibc! ern0hut oft Grrn- uno 9ein,
iponaen, oo9 Ytittelolter fenrt Dos
Armbono oIs 3ier mo Sd)mllf.
aber in ipoteren giitteIaIter ia.
men Die A~rntb0nocr pIoBiid) Oh
Wauuu? Canals bcgatu man
Armrciic ols 3eid1en fir Srriinrliqc
jill b%cltuben. &duier, in Die man
Qeiitesfroufe Neuid)eu bringen
toultte, COB eS oamoIS nod Mat.
I'm nun Die 9ebailern5ncrten, Ole
Oft llubeli onrid)teter, 81 fclul3eid1
men rio cine ouBerlid1 iiftbarc
@ornung fir oic Yecnid1en ollSu
brinqen, m1tBtcn auf 9eiebl Der
Seb6rocn Ole ais perriidt @rtlorteu
4rmbanocr trogci. Grit Ole er-
riftung BON Srrc:1hGuicrn bot in
ipGtereu Eogcn oieie SaBullg aul
unO perbolF Den 5ronen 81 Dem
pielbeQebr.et Sdnrud oeS arm-
bnaoes.
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EerionaIin.

Stoa Mjanie 5hIidcu,
mener Studenid mt0t lit
ON Ytlttmodl pen Ytuua2opoll8 ilt.
rldaefcby.. mo lie ihren Wrtaer Tae
olo Sdnrla0ey ua0 TIRE Sodster 1yrau
&tttle lotpJc SreituNe heiudlte.
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Surge Stabtreuisteiten.

Soft oie idnmtIid)en @roccrY.
@cid)Qitc Der Stoot mcrocn in Scr
Ronoten Suli mo Iltquit Mitt,pod
AofmittagS geihIoiien icin.
8ir perweiien' ouf ole Gn3cioc
Don Strombet & aienboI5,
504 gtoro i. StroBe, Nuto Garage.
9eloc Eheilhabcr Iino Grperten in H.
rem eTodle. mo onR tie lire 4ltn6en
ebrIih uno gemilIenboit beoiencY
merocn, aofiir aeuat eigentIjd iton
ihr gutter belItid)er Nome.
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&ere;ttIter Hod)splan.

@tlen %oemeilen Aad)eplon Der
udlte cir 2agI0hner III Neonoinq
.ei 2in5 olis5uflipren. Gr itellle al
inc Icg0 0cs Der ,cld}:en Sroun
fcGnernutcs oa9 AHlinneI. ibm
Sdleim nen perieud1ttn Hu,ocrn an
1erid}Qiien. Gonit moIite or OIL
aiihe ieircS Solsbcrru uiG big
3pei ,3ieQen ietHcs 0alis3enoiien an.
;!cden. Ger Iagio1uer muroe Der
nafiei.
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Sternidnuppen unb 0algen=
bnmoriitiites.

Gin merf1pilroiq uuItGnolider
6err muB Der Tmerifaner iein, ser
nohGoris gina rrt0 iifl BORT BON 3pei
2ano5leltten Inn iejn Qar5ea @elo
beidlpinoeln IieB. DIS bdtte er piel
beauclner uno er1eblih bilIiger
oabeim babeu fonnen.
- IS qab cine 3eit, on man ioQte,
Der Qlab Der Trau lei i'm Saul G.
@eltt5lltaae iheint ihr IIaB ofters
balpti0d)Iid) I'M Aut'o 3u iein.
- @enn Mann un0 5rau iid1 per
heirotben. 10 ijto Tie ems. Nber Die
Webr5abl Der GheIeute broltd1t ibr
Seben lang ou5lt, nm iid1 oariiber
flar sit tperoen .rpcr bon linen eigent-
ltd Ser ooer Die Cine lit.
-I2as nid)t ouqemcjn befannt iein
oilrfte: - non oen qeQennGrtiq olti
Der Groc lebenocn MenId)en f0nnen
slpei Grittel neoer leIen nod id,rei-
ben uno ungeiQbr e6eniopiel iino
i6eicen.
- Sic Gntente miro nntQero0e Ell
mem S~dlnei5erfdIe beoenfIid) 1bnlid).
@eqen Der ptelen 8 ) d. c r, Die nit
6licfen SIT beoeden INNER itpieriger
Sn GotsfiQ, q. g., lift elm So
teller, Der itets fir 8robibition
itimmte. 81 $500 Strofe perurtbeilt
iporoen, neil er vbnrten Gioer" Der
~fo1tfte. @lorn @oIIeluiob! @cnn
bos err itIfobc miro, uno oen Gar
mern Der Cher" bod)oeItcllt miro,
oonn ooe antt SoIoon+2igo-oonn
ta9t eS pieber i'm 2onoe nof TIE free
ono brape".
8ooorom 8ilion min ols Nm
malt. profti5iren?, 9oditen3 ols
0infeloopofot.
Die 9epriiften 6ebommen in
TeutIfllono nolen iid) or9oniiiren.
0aa gibt cine Art llnterleibqoroe.
Sic Nrbeiter in Sen 8uritfa-
brifen in Nep gorf iino on oen
Streif oegonaen. &haen mar bent
nod niht aQe5 8urit.
- Mit bunoert @ntifuIoigunqen
iudt mand)er cine Sd)ulo 5t = be-
m0nteln, Die NIT einem 0efenntniB
5u loid1en mare.
- Nnh elmer focben I'M Gonoreb
cingereid)ter @orloqc ioQ cine Troll,
Die an irqen0 einem offentlihen Glab
rolldlt. Inn So bis 500 beltroit mer-
oen. Old, pena's nit @eiebcn 9etbon
tporel
- Sn Nep 0orf bat eine Gsrol ibr
in elmer SeIGpbonbuoe oltsge-
iett. Gle Tol9e elmer felid)en g r
b inbunq?
0iomanten uno Mlenldlen Ierrt
man mad ibrent mobren @erth crit
rpenn man lie ans ibrer + a
I ung bringt.
- @eltt5ltage haben 10 piele feline
~NbI"@ | | ~ 4tNttIt lptl1 ftG isliI
SebenS i hoben tpoQen.
- @8 qibt 8elid,tcr u1o @eoanfen,
bel ocnen Die 6riiur Niles aus
Mfutb itciqcrt iid) in nrci Stu
len: Wfitb - %lleberrrutb - Sod
- Gie Ioteriten 8eIeGen hal
ten Oft an | c It c # c II 5,tIonunen.
<r5 Dor Ginfiihruno Ser BRO,
blb,tton trug ma Gt0pfe init ser
rSnldl~Ift: 80 beer no MORT.
haben pieIe Arbeiter feines
BON betoer.
Die Barrier hobci1 porIetten
Sounta9 20 Idaiouen 1ronca oui
ocn Rennplob nernettet, ober
BON Der 3ahlnn9 Der 3infen, Ole
lie 0ntel Gam iduioeua moQeu lie
nod nidt5 piiien. !
Giogcne$ Iehte in elmer Come.
uno 6 miro bcboltptet, er lei Der
Menid' Qelpeien. ser nit lei.
mem 2an0Ioro ~ponfommen al.
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s K 8.
eon.peronioem i'm Mprid . 9arf.

snusucrsnHsen I'M Rprid Garf-
Sim Gienstoq Den 10. Sui, MIRO
Der Ron 6. 8ingcr's Soften Der
americon 2eaion i'm Wprif 8art
cine Serie non 9dn5en erofinen, Ben
crIteot 2Sa33 anpfIie rpuroe tiir Den
eriten Fans 4beno engo9irt nno
meiblid)e T2itQlieoer oea ga Gro'le
Community Councils rernen Die
Tufiiht filbren. @enn Die erIten
96ltse ~erfolereia onsiolen iNl.tei,
10 miro Der Qorf oroentlid) beientte;
iperoen, uno berIeIbe Johann e1fe
id6ne GrbolniQ8itatte iiir Die 8onde
8iiroeridoit an Den COMMENCEMENT
bil0c!t.
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Gin @rnuo Der blntissn RnHeu.

fannie in Eulio. ella. NOR mad Dem
rSMroen~ oob Die Heid'tu ieuer reid,
au'blitheuoen Siaot iit1 utd1t nm Sic
2trHten betl.n1merteu uaa lcttere lit
lueitidlcnumpiiroiQen Guartieren ban.
lem mubigu. CaS lit iibr}5gH& 10 STEM.
LID ilbtvGu Der San.
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Marftuorlage uOn Blaine un=
ter3ei6net.

@Siseouiin erhGlt ononrGl einc &afie
Gegen nulnutere BeidlaftsmetbO.
ben. S6roerang non @euOfen.
idlafs gerbdnoen, Ginrihtuns 0i.
ientlidDer WGrftc, SeitiebnHs BON
Normal @raoen nno GiufubrnHg
pom Sauosls = SduemnrtsH Dor.
geieBeH.
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SirhIihes.
S:termirte 81. SphaHneS @rmrinse
@6e 4. aus Igrtst Strnae,
&aitpt, =. S%tsdmeter.

SorntagSid2uIc I'm 9:t5 nAr.
~@ottGsoicuit INT 1880 l1hr,
@c'udcr ulo tSreunoe itno pns i'm
1er ber3lit1 pilfontmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-15
So essr geTNsr :.

szy Yer @egoer sn ntd6ieen Stuier
letheu monte. e,Hen nerldbItten Rath,
eeecr fir 2eehS uuo T~prtgGpes Fraud;
eeer @eio auf quite Siterheit ditSleiber
ri1, speuee nd on u. 3 ot5iit
eos 2. 4. StrutG-
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gleide Nraucnredltc. Gurf In

@leidle S~rauenredlte. Gurd I'm
ter3eid1nung Der Irouenrcdts &or-
lace ieiteus @oupernenr &ohn 5,
gIoine8 lit QSiscouim ON Yfonto9
Der erIte Stoat Der Union aerporoen,
tpeIther oen fSroilen Qleid)c GlpllteG)-
te perleiht ME Den Wtannerrl. Dos
relle G5eieb idlrejbt por. noB ole
Troueng9isconiiu5 Die gIcifen Redl-
te un0 8ripiIegieu ME Die Y3onncr
in altsilbtng Oes @ohlretts, 6rcl.
belt oes Gontraftes, Gltsmobl oes
@obnIites fiir @ohI3pede, @eIdlpo'
re%nenoienit, SSnnehaben BON Aca1tertt.
8eIib bcncglihcn gigcntbuma, sir.
forge uno Gbbut pom 8inocrn uno in
alien Ubri9cn @inlitten' bobeh Iol-
len.
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Nus ben 6eridtcn.

Garl McGonolo uno 8idicu1
&obniou, 3mei junQe Mdnner Die BON
ejnem GoIi3iiten inter Ser cd,t ieit.
QPnommcn Hu0 Dor Den Ridlter &C.
brad1t muroen. Ginbredgrlperf5.l1Qe
I'M @eiib dehabt SIT haben. muroc1
inter ic $1,000 9iirQhoit geitcGt.
I1cGonalo bate lid ihulbig betonnt
mo mlIroe Dem Iiitrift5gerid1t iibcr-
nieicu, m1brcno Sobniou om 10. Suit
perb0rt meroen miro; IeBterer MIL
anidmIoig icin. >Su Neiibe pom N}c.
GoraIo faro Die &oli3ci cinen y2Situ.
ME, 5lpei oGricra" 3pei IejIeu ulo
cine ~cutomatiif1e QiitoIe. Sohnion
hattie nur 5rpei &aor @ltmmibanoidnl-
he bci iidl. mn er behallptcte 3tidI.
Iig nit WcGouaIo befannt qetporoe1
5u icIu uno nid)t Die Abiid,t Qehabt
3u boben etno5 llnred1te5 5t tbun.
9oloe fommen non Dubuque. noQcn
cher frJber in ga Gro'ic gelpobnt ba-
ben.
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9iitriftsacridlt

Cine Gla9e ouf $4,000 Shooen.
eriot nuroe pon SEQ Il. Smith ge-
gen Die Gertain.Seeb 0rooucts Cor
porotion ein9eIeitet fir 8erlebunqen,
Die er Dabreno elmer 6ohrt in elmer
Gar erbieIt. Die @iqenthun Der Qe-
nannten @eieaid)oit mar. Smitb be-
bauotet, BOP Die Gar, Die non eirenl
48cnten Der 8eieQid)oft qelenft pllr.
be, bel elmer ihnellen Sohrt cine
babe 0feile bon Der @tnona @alan-
briife ettfernt bon Der StroBe Qb-
Lief. Gas llnaIiif creiQnete Iid) les.
ten RoerDtber un9 Smitb mil 6obti
cine 2obmnna feines 'reGten Nrn@
nno Der StnIter booonoctro0en Ia,
ben.
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8ergHisnnss=B esweiier.

aipuii. - 2ebcn g1admittas uno abeno
8dnoelbifoer.
gaFno. - Seben Qahmittng uno abeno
RanoeIbiIoer.
gaiuiera. = 9eben Ea6mittag un6 aben0
B~anStIbiIeer.
etranb. - 2eoen 9ahuittng unb abeTo
@anoeIhiIner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-06
State Marketing System
Attracts National inquiry
Howard to Open Dairy Investigation
In Minnesota and Speak
at Show

St. Paul, Oct. 5-The success of
Minnesota farmers in building up a
tremendous dairy industry through
cooperative creameries, and in unit
ing more than 200 creameries, within
six weeks, into state marketing and
service organization, has attracted
the attention of dairymen throughout
the United States.
In Reorganization of Minnesota's
achievements in cooperative market
ing, James R. Howard, president of
the American Farm Bureau fedora
ton, will open the federation's ma
tional dairy marketing investigation
at headquarters of the Minnesota
Farm Bureau in st. Paul.
: The first hearing to be conducted
by the Committee of Eleven, appoint
ed to make the investigation, has been
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-06

lcentralizing and improving the dis
tribution of dairy products, opened
its hearings in Minnesota in order to
study this states work cooperative
marketing.
"State farm bureau federations, I
Mr.. Heaton said, "are rendering ser
vice the value of which can hardly
be appreciated, and which,is often not
appreciated as it should be by the
farmers. Minnesota has one Of the
newer farm bureau declarations. The
farmers of this state have developed
more cooperative work than any
other state in the country in working
out their marketing problems.
"The livestock shipping associations
in the state began to see that it would
be good thing if they could federate
into state association and start a
livestock commission firm of their
own on the South st. Paul market.
They found that it would be impossi-
BILE to build up this association as
quickly as they WANTED to do it, if
they undertook it themselves, so they
called on the biggest service organ
ization in the state, the Minnesota
Farm Bureau federation, and in few
weeks the federation and the new as
ISOLATION had developed a statewide
organization with some 275 local
shipping associations, and total of
nearly $1,000 farmers. The managers
of this. commission firm tell me they
are handling more than twice as much
stock as their nearest competitor.
This is service worth while.
"In Minnesota there are over 600
cooperative creameries. Some of
the leaders among these creameries
conceived the idea that they could
make great savings for the farmers
and could develop better product to
sell, if they could have a big, state
wide association of these cooperative
creameries. Again the farmers turn
ed to their farm bureau federation
and asked them to develop this cream
cry organization. They are working
on it with splendid success. IF it
had not been for the finances and the
of the Minnesota Farm
Bureau federation, permitting it to
go ahead and help do this work, it
probably would have taken a good
many years for the livestock shippers
or the creamery co-operators to de-
velop the work Of which they have
seen the need.
"This is not the only work the Min
nesota federation has done. It has
taken an active part legislative
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-06

set for 10 am, Tuesday, Oct. II, in.
the Old Capitol. A second hearing
will take place in the convention hall
at the National Dairy show, at 10 a.
Wednesday,, Oct. IL. 1t will be
devoted to a study of the Twin City
Milk Producing association, which
handles 80 percent Of all the milk
supplied to the Twin Cities, and to
the work of the Minnesota Co-opera-
tive Creameries association, Inc.
These two organizations probably will
serve as models for cooperative as
soc1ations to be organized in other
states. Mr.. Howard will address the
crowd attending the dairy show, in
the judging arena, at 2 D. M, the
same day.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-06
State Generation
Leads the Nation
Farm Bureau Makes Controlled Dis
tribution Possible in Record
Time

st. Paul, Oct. 2-The Minnesota
Farm Bureau federation, with units
organized in more than 200 town
hips, has enabled farmers of the
state to accomplish in single sum-
mer two undertakings that normally
would have resuired years Of work,
b. B. Heaton, member Of the national
dairy marketing committee Of Eleven,
told members of the committee in its
first formal hearing, held in st. Paul
this, week.
The Committee of Eleven, appoint
ed by the American Farm Bureau
federation to investigate dairy mar
keting and recommend methods Of
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-06

matters in which the farmers were
interested; it has an organization de-
partment used to help cooperative
marketing projects an dthe county
farm bureaus, and it has a publicity
department which is spreading the
story Of the farmers work, not only
to the farmers, but to the people of
the cities as well.u
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-06

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-28
Hosiery 6 Underwear.

AUSleTy 0 -OuQ0IWedT.
 Vests of light cotton, Mill End price 27o- PC.
 Children's vests, Mill End price 21c- 17c-. White lisle stockings of light weight Mill End price 39c- 29c
 Children's cotton stockings, black white and cordovan, Mill End price 2ic- 17c
 Children's black cotton stockings, Mill End price 11c- Silk two-clasp gloves with double finger tips, Mill End price 65c- 45c
 Handkerchiefs.
 Mems full-size cotton, Mill End price 19c- 14c aol Linen for men, Mill End price Women's with white en-. broidered corner, Mill End price 11c- Sc
 House Needs. Refrigerators, splendid sorts, Mill End prices $40 to SIS S36 to S7O
 Rolling pins, Mill End price 19c- 15c Ironing tables, Mill End price S2.5O-' S1.95
 Waste paper baskets, Mill End price 45c- 35c
 Fries canners, Mill End price $3.25- S2.95
 Kitchen clothes differs, Mill End price $1 .35- S1.15
 Willow hampers, Mill End price S2.35- S1.95
 White bread boxes, Mill End price 75c- 65c
 Priceless cookers, 2 compart- ment, Mill End price S2S
 Food choppers, large, Mill End price S1.3O- $f.1O
 Lawn mowers, ball bearing, Mill End price Sd3- $11
 White enameled ware, many utensils, Mill End price 95c--
 S5c
 Bread boards and slicer, Mill End price 35c- 25c
 Fire extinguishers, Mill End price 65c- 35c
 Aladdin aluminium tea ket- ties, Mill End price $5.i5 to $6.95- S4
 Glasbak ovenware, several sizes of dishes, Mill End price 6oc- 55c
 Gas stoves and ranges, sev- eral sorts, Mill End price S22 to S7O- $19.75 to $63
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-28
Curtains & Draperies.

Mercerized marquisette and scrim, white and Arabian, Mill End price 5Oc- 39c Short lengths scrim and mar quisette, regular Soc 25c Hemstitched scriIn curtains with lace trimming, Mill End price $1.t0- $1 Grenadine for curtains, pret- ty cross stripes in color, Mill End price $12- S1.10 Tapestry furniture covering, 50 inch, regular s to $7-4O yd $3 to $4.50 Portieres of handsome mer- cerized tapestry, rich colors, regular $19.5O- $12.50 White Holland shades, com plete, regular $d-25- 79c
 Satin ribbons.
 Short lengths of beautiful satin taffeta ribbon.
 Many good colors, 5 4-2 h. wide, firm weave.
 Mill End price 45c yd-
 40c
 Excellent brushes.
 Tooth brushes, 4 rows bris- ties, good handles, Mill End price 33c- 25c Hair brushes, rubber cush- ion, firm bristles, Mill End price 79c- 65c Whisk brooms, resilient corn, good size, Mill End price 29c-
 25c Mems Clothing.
 kuppenheimer and other good suits of excellent all- wool fabrics, Odds from a great many lots, two and three of a sort.
 Regular $35 to $45 suits
 $27.50 Regular $25 to $3O-
 s17.50 Khaki trousers, great for va cation, regular S2- $1.39 White flannel trousers, pure wool splendid quality, regular S10- $S.45 Raincoats of cravenetted cloth and rubberized tweed, regular $15 and $20- S11.95 All straw hats that were $2.5O, $3 and $.5O- S1.35 Cantripum overalls, blue and white, sizes 36 to 42, regular IS1.2 .25- .S5c
 Sport coats.
 Velour and tricotine, navy brown and tan. Mill End l prices S16.5O and S45- 1 S14.25 & S39.50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-28
Dress Goods.

Sports stripes in smart con- binations, Mill End price $1.79 S159 Plaids and fine sport stripes, Mill End price $4.5O- $3.95 Black mohair with white hairline stripe, Mill End price $1. .35- S1.19 Black serge of good weave and weight, Mill End price $2f5- $1.95 Navy serge of splendid fin ish, Mill End price $1.69- White mohair, good quality, Mill End price 59c- 5Oc
 Cool Dresses.
 Pretty voiles and ginghams, checks figures and stripes. Mill End price S5- $4.25 Mill End price $6.5O and $fO S7.5O Mill End price s125o and s15 Fresh arrivals, a regular $i9.5O and $22.50- $14.50
 Suits.
 Jersey and tweed, good col ors, Mill End price $14.5O-
 $12.95 Serge and checks and nice tweeds, Mill End price S19.5O $16.50 Tricotines and fine English cheviots, Mill End price S35 to $45- S29.5O
 China and Glass.
 Dinnersets, 100 pieces, Mill End price S17- $14.50 Gold decorated 32 piece din her sets, Mill End price S4.95-
 S4.25 China casseroles, Mill End price S1 .25- 75c Awata decorated vases, Mill End price $1.85- $1.35 Stone crooks, Min End prices $11O to $1.75- $1 to S1.65 WQlte tedcupS ana SaucerS, Mill End price $2.50- $2 Sherbet~ glasses, decorated, Mill End price $1 1.25- $1.10 Water sets, semi-cut glass, ' pcs. Mill End price &.5O-
 S2 Bell tumblers, plain, Mill End price $1.5 dozen S1.35 Vinegar and oil bottles, Mill End price 25c- 21c
 Sport skirts.
 Fine fancy silks and striped or checked flannels. rich col ors. Mill End price $40
 $S.25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-28
Towels & Sheets.

Bleached Turkish towels, Mill End price 25c- 21c Mill End price 21c- 19c Bleached crash, good and ab- sorbent, Mill End price 121ac-
 1Oc Heavy bleached muslin, yard wide, Mill End price 17c-
 Bleached pillowcases, 45 by 36, Mill End price 35c- 29c Bleached sheets, 72 by 90, Mill End price 75c- 65c Comfortables of large size, silkolene covered, Mill End price $3.2O- $2.S5