davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25

2.O8 inches over normal since frs
of wear, 1.O8 since March 1st.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
FARM RECORDS

In recent articles in many of the
papers of the county, much has been
said regarding farm bookkeeping. All
of these articles have recommended a
simple method of keeping farm ac-
counts rather than complicated one.
Our Agricultural College has devised
a farm record book which is the sim
piest that we know of. No knowledge
of bookkeeping is necessary and no
great amount of extra time is needed.
In beginning the New Year, would
it not be well for many of US to in
vestigate some simple system of farm
records? Now is the time for taking
inventory of livestock; now is the
time to review last years successes
and failures and to base next Years
plans on the past.
The county agent will be glad to at
tend any meetings in the county to
explain the use of this book, or indi-
vidnals can get more information for
he s{4ty m s - 49,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
Luther IL. River Falls 10

Last evenings game at the Normal
gym. was a shade faster but other
wise about the same story as Satur-
days fracas. The first half ended in
tie at Tall. The Red 4 White had
possession of the ball a greater share
of the time, but had miserable luck
with their field shots, while Luther
who scored first, managed to keep a
point or two ahead on long shots until
just before the half closed, when the
score was tied
In the second period Luther was
able to score but one long field shot,
while River Falls brought their total
up to 10 points.
Coach Eggebrecht used the same
lineup as Saturday and did not
change throughout the game.
Saturday the Red & White play at
Minnesota university. The "U" trim
med Luther 10 to 3 and Manchester
20 to 10.
The next home game is confer
ence game with La Crosse Normal.
on Friday evening, Jan. Is.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
NEW TAX RULINGS
Changes Effective January l, 1872.
Covering Tax On Admission

No tax levied on admissions of 10
cents or less.
No tax is levied on free admis-
sions.
On reduced admissions, the tax APP
plies uron the amount paid.
The following exemptions are pro-
vided for:
Where the proceeds derived from
entertainments inure exclusively to
the benefit of religious, educational
or charitable Institutions organizfs
tons or societies.
The American Legion and the
Woman's Auxiliary units thereof, So
cieties for the prevention of cruelty
to children or animals, Societies or
organizations conducted for the sole
purpose of maintaining symphony or
chestras and receiving substantial
support from voluntary contribu-
tions.
For improvement of city, town or
village or other municipalities or of
maintaining a cooperative or COM
munity center moving picture theatre,
provided-that no individual or pri-
vate stockholders receives any bene-
fits therefrom.
Entertainments given exclusively
for the benefit of persons in the
military or naval forces of the United
States, and for the benefit of persons
Who have served in such forces and
ale in need.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
The Dunwoody Game

Coach Eggebrecht's Red & White
quint showed their wares for the first
time this season last Saturday night
against Dunwoody Institute of Min
neapolis in the Normal gym.
Local fans felt that the Pedagog-
ues have the talent for title team
this season, but considerable training
is needed to develop more harmony
IN fast action.
Dunwoody showed nothing of Nor
NAL conference class, but in the first
nall they held the locals to IA points
and made IL themselves.
In the second period the Pedago-
CUES stepped on the accelerator and
1T was only on rare occasions that the
visitors even knew where the ball
was. Capt. Prange lost heart trying
to follow Bethel, resorted to tripping.
got cuffed for his pains, and there
after remained at respectful dis
tance.
The final score was q to Is.
Capt. Carolan and Chas. Bethel,
forwards, show the old time speed
which has made them favorites here.
Buttenhoff looks good at center. He
is fast aggressive player and in the
game all the time. Field and Claflin,
guards, had rather an easy time of
it, but both gave promise of being
able to handle a really fast offense.
Eggebrecht left these five in during
the whole game Saturday.
The announcement of games and
other information of interest to the
fans can be found each week in a two
column square at the top of one of
The Journal pages, reserved for this
purpose by the Normal Athletic Coun-
ell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
POWER FARMING DAY

Great interest is being shown
throughout the entire community in
the Power Farming Day program to
be held in the Normal school auditor
ium on the afternoon of Dec. 27.
This is purely educational event,
and one in which not only every farm
er, but those in other occupations as
well, may find profit.
Methods which are proving of value
to farmers everywhere are to be
shown that afternoon are truly Won
derful. One film shows the actual
growth of kernel of corn, from the
first sprouting until it has developed
for two weeks. To make this film a
picture was taken, through clever
arrangement, every two hours during
the two weeks, and when run off on
the screen you will see corn from its
planting in the ground to its growth
of two weeks. There are other films
of similar nature, and also some
showing the actual action of moisture
on different soils, as well as movies
of different power farming machines
in action.
Farmers in other localities where
this program has been put on recon-
mend it highly. In some places it
was necessary to retain speakers and
the films for second program to ac
comodate those who were unable to
gain admission the first time. That
arrangement can not be made here as
the bookings give River Falls but one
day.
Keep this date in mind-Dec. 27--
tell your friends and all plan to be IN
River Falls for the Power Farming
demonstration.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
The Peoples Hospital
Membership Drive

1t will perhaps be of interest to the
friends of the Peoples Hospital to
know how the drive for membership is
coming on.
The Board has been waiting to get
a complete report, but some have not
as yet completed their work or have
not reported in to the treasurer.
The Second and Third Wards have
been canvassed, the Fourth is not
completed, and work has not been
started in the First. Also, only a
small part of the surrounding coun-
try has been canvassed.
1t would, of course, have been much
better if the work could have been
carried out as first arranged, but this
seemed to be impossible. The Board
does not wish to have anyone feel
sighted because of not being asked
for membership, for in time everyone
will be approached
1t would be very fine if those who
wish to become members would drop
in and sign up with Mr.. O. w. New
comb, treasurer of the Hospital.
Later, when the work has been
finished, we hope to give complete
report of the membership.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
AN INDOOR CARNIVAL

The American Legion Post of River
Falls is planning to put on an indoor
carnival at the Armorv either the last
week in January or the first week in
February.
A big program of real entertain
vent. which will include lots of mus
ic, vaudeville and other amusements
is being planned. According to pres
ent plans there will be stage in the
center of the Armory floor upon
which there will be some kind of en-
tertainment going almost all of the
time. "Not dull moment" is the
aim of the Committee.
AS soon as the committees are sell
ected and on the job more complete
announcement will be made.
Watch for further details.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
NOTICE TO Ex- SERyICE MEN

A meeting of ali ex-service men OF
this community is called for Tuesday,
Dec. 20 at the City Hall. At this meet
ing officers for the Albert Harvey
Fletcher Post will be elected for the
ensuing year. Besides the election of
officers there will also be the report
of committees appointed to make
plans for winter carnival, and all
ex-service men are urged to join in
making whatever entertainment is
decided upon big success.
Remember the meeting at the City
Hall at o'clock Tuesday evening,
Dec. 90. Tell all the ex-service men
you know, and see to it that there is
a big turnout. A big. enthusiastic
meeting means the success of this
Post and boost for the Indoor Car
nival.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15

the present water supply going dry
remote, we say, because the Foster
springs have been constant in their
volume far beyond the knowledge of
local history-the situation is logic
al one for installing well, and the
pit, filled from that we'll, could be
used in the same manner that it is at
present.
River Falls is to be envied its
possession of this splendid supply of
water, and we believe that as the pat
rons become better acquainted with its
excellence and the added fire protec-
ton which it affords they will feel
the same enthusiasm over this invest
ment that is shown by City Electric
ian E. E. Buck and others who long
ago saw its possibilities and We're in
stlumental in securing it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
ATTY. h. S. WHITE
TO SUCCEED HADDOW
AS DIST. ATTORNEY

Governor Blaine in a letter yester-
day notified Atty. Kenneth S. White
of the firm of White & White, this
city, that, on recommendation of
prominent men in this county. he has
commissioned Mr.. White as District
Attorney of this county for the un-
expired term of Atty. w. G. Haddow,
resigned.
Mr.. Haddow's resignation takes eff
feet Jan. l, 1922, and Mr.. Whites APP
pointment is for wear, or until his
successor, who will be elected next
November, takes office on Jan. l,
1923.
The Governors appointment is sure
to be we'll received throughout the
district. and Mr.. Whites friends are
DELIGHTED at this complimentary rec
ognition of his character and ability.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
A TIP TO THIEVES

l.. F. Miller butchered pig Satur-
day. On Sunday evening he went to
the neighbors to visit and on return
ing found that someone had visited
his place, probably looking for the
dead pig, but found nothing but the
leaf lard, so they took that. Mrs. l..
F. wants ner dish cloth which they
took and next time Mr.. L. F. will visit
them and help render the lard.
A. Cadwell's chickencoop door was
unlatched that evening, too. He says
he has a shot pun handy and he will
not wait to ask who's there" but
they will get the full charge.
Contributed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
FORESTERS ELECT

The United Order of Foresters have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
G.. &c. F. Heinrich
P. c. R.-W. Nobel
V. R.-Mrs. VIM. Mccormick
Sec-Mrs. H. B. Vlieland
Treas.-Mrs. /. Eaton
Char.-Mrs. TAYLOR
c. AIRS. Nobel
7 W.-Mr. Hutchins
q. W.-Mr. Taylor
Phys.-Dr. Cairns
Trustee-C. r. Taggart
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
W. R. c. OFFICERS

The Womar's Relief Corps has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing wear.
Pras.-Mfs. Water~rap
s. v. P-Amelia Howe
7 V. P-Tda Tot
rhan.-Tn~nin Elliott
Teas Mr. Hogue
cao ---N~- Ta-"~
Cond.- Adele Colwell
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
c. CARISCH & SON TO HAVE
BRANCH AT PRESCOTT

Emil B. Carisch has closed a deal
with H. F. Leseman for the property
no occupied by the livery stable at
Prescott and will remodel that build
ing for use as a branch of the C.
Carisch & Son establishment for the
sale of farm implements, autos, trac-
tors, etc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
BEAVER ELECTION

The Beaver Colony on December Z
"lactnd the following officers.
w. BE. Van Voorhis
w. ,Q.-Nellie Laue
w. S.-Louise Eaton
w. T.-Alfred Stiles
W. C.--Christ Smith
w. P.-Minnia Smith
w. C.-Irvin Eaton
w. @. of Love-Katherine Elertson
Musician-Grace Thelander
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
r. A. M.

River Falls Chanter No. as. R. a.
NJ. on Monday evening elected the fol-
LOWING officers for the ensuino year:
". PC. F. Winter
XIV. Vannatta
S.-W. H. HINT
Sec.-L. J.. Knapp
Treas.-W Sutherland
Trustee for three years--O. w.
Newcomb.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
MINSTREL SHOW

The young people of Beldenville are
preparing a minstrel show to be held
at the church there on Dec. II.
Twenty rents admission will he
charged the proceeds to 90 the the
Beldenville Community Club.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
ANNUAL SALE

The South Fork Ladies' Aid will
hold their annual sale of arrons. rugs
fancy work. ETC.. at Odd Fellows Hall
Saturday, Dec. II.
Coffee. sandwiches and douohnute
will be served during the afternoon
beginning at 1880 a. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
NOW AND THEN A RINGER


As per promise we herewith record
the tallies of last Wednesdays tilt
between the Regulars" and DR.. For
tunes team. For some reason or 9th
er-political, sectarian or psychic
the aggregation which won this match
isn't supposed, according to Club Of
ficials, to be called the First Team"
but as far as ''me and Doc" are con-
cerned they sure can have that title
and wear all the chevrons, silver bars,
medalions. eagles and stars that are
listed in the service.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15

state, although yet young man, is
also here from Milwaukee. Governor
Strange and wife from Neenah and
Ed Wing, banker of La Crosse, We're
all callers during the week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
BASKET SOCIAL

There is To he basket social Hrd
program at the DONEGAL school Fri
da-- evening Dec 16.
Everyora is "o~d;aly invited.
Miss f. Frances Mann,
Teacher
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
HEMSTITCHING

If 10 yds. or more, charles, &c a
vd.: less than 10 yds., charges &c yd.
Thread charged extra. These prices
for cotton only. Minimum charge.
25c.
Straight hemmed pillow cases. 25c
a pair: scallOped. from Csc to soc a
pair, accOrdirg to scallOps.
Gladstone Hotel. two flights up.
room IS. Phone 323.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
HOSPITAL REPORT
For November, 1921

Receipts
Membership $4,000
On accounts 500
Mcdowell Club Con. 13400
Balance for City Hospital 84.61
Total $900.61
Expenses
Note S508.75.
Rent 1000
Light 2.74
Insurance on contents of
Hospital 5,2S
Total $556.77
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
All-Stars Beat Colts

Chris. Wiger's All-Stars defeated
DR.. Fortunes Colts Monday evening
by margin of SO pins.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-15
A CLOSE MATCH

The All-Stars won the odd game
from the Ex-Stars by a single pin, at
the Busby alleys Tuesday night.
Smith, bowling $50. now leads for
the Christmas turkey high score prize.
The score:
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osyetoys kprzy atd, uvedenS ssl-
ma zyyssi sa IA ,07o kor. a1 hal.
uroda obina NJ psloz systa.
Medzinarodny pol ohospoda arsky
drad Y Rime poskytuje vel'mi can
ne data . ppl'no-hospod d6rskei
|produkcii v jrdnotfivych stltoch.
Podla statistiky tbhto ustavu e.
|roda psenice q Eta sa toho roku
sznadne zvySila 70 vsetkych sta
Itoch Europy. Produkcia psenice
zvysila sa o 81 milionov metric
kych centov, II. q procent, pro
dukcia xita vsak 8 49 mihonov
netr. centov, u. 80 proc. v tych
to datach ME je zahrnuta 1roda
Rnsk4 kral'ovstva SIIS. a ME-
ktorvch hospodarsky. menej w
znamnych statov, lebo medzina-
irod,if lstay nedostal cd nich Sta
trtickych dat Prodnkcia jacme-
iia nepresahuje tirodu r. 1920
Wac akos 9 s milionoy metr. cen
tov tjs q 3 proc. Naproti tomu
zmensila 50 1roda 6vsa, ktora ci.
m len IS proc. tirody dosiahnutej
minuleho rokn.,
KOl'ko hude stat vydrzova-
ME Karola 1iS Madsire? Konferen
eia vel 'vyslancov zaoberala sa po
sledne otaxkou penzie ex-kral =
Karola a jeho rodiny. "Havasov
ska kancelaria'' oznamuje, ze po
- VI
Idl'a Petit Parisien" rocna civil
ma lista exkrala bude ustalena /,
obnosc 10000 funtov sterlingov
co sa royna asi $500, 900 Is. koru
nam. Tento obnos budd platit vs.
tky Il ". "napadnicke staty",
povstavsie ma iizemi byyalcj ra
ktlsko-nhorskej rnonarchie. Tiet,
staty budii zasielst svoje splatk,
do Parfza, kde ich shromazdia
lodosld vzdy, ns lste1 exkral'a Ka
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bAde hank4rom KarlovJm, 40 So
|,aa nijato include zaokryyat w
d6Say vydrEovsnia Karla NJ Ma
Edeirs. - Podl = tohoto CSR. bude
tisz plAtit a ch6t 'ky Karlove a
na jeho ozaj S krai 'oysks W.
davky, ! ked 'xe spolu 5 krAl'ov-I
styom sHS sobrali SINE 70 yset.'
IkSeh Z, napadnick yeh Gtatov . Il
FeniA rakdsk horsksho najvaG-
Ain ciastke, budeme asi j n mai
|vscssj 6iastke prispievat No kra
l'oyske troyy exkrala Karla.
Sloyom: Karol bude mas kazdy
|rok stat okola l Il pol nliliona Gs.
kordn. H
oeny Y 1uxlku. Isty Slovak,
ktory je. teraz vzRusku, v pfse 0
hodnote bol 'sevickeho rubl'a a o
cenach Rusku: ] kg. hoyadzie-
ho miisa stoji $4,000 sovietskych
tubl 'oy, brsvcoveho 10000, / ky.
krhpov 1860, ! kg nasla 1000.
! kg eierneho chleba $500. jedno
vajce 140O, hrncek mlieka 5000,
jeden rajciak 1000, kg mrkvy
1850, / kg cibule 1850, 1 kg ka-
lpusty 1000, ky sosovice $3.50, 1
,,kg cukru $500, jeden dubovy
sud ia kapustu 100000, jedno
,,sedadlo divadle 10000, znamka
ma dopisnicu $50 SOY. rubl'ov.
! Dlhy exhal'a Karla. ssCrie
ide Paris pise, ze dlhy exkral' a
a jeho zeny cinia 6 milionov- svaj-
ciarskych frankov. karol a Zita
Epotroyili cd prevratu roene diva
miliony korun. Oproti tylnto w
davkom mai kral 'oFsky park len
100000 svajciarskych frankov roe
nej renty. zpociatku probovali "a
okryvat' vydavky predayanfm a
zalohou skvostov, pozdeisie lilo
sa ma liver. Parizsky bankar, kto-
Try .dosial ochotne poziciaval, "a
Eeal byt' netrpezlivy, a preto bol
|poziadany, aby isiel do Mad ar
lska presved6it' sa, ako l'ud tam
Ipo Karlovi t1zi. Bankar odisiel,
videl to a boil premozeny. On Dol
to yraj, ktory posdril CELL akciu
Karloyu. obstaral aeroplan atd'
4 ~ Dl'a toho, ako travi clovek
|svoj prazdny cas-, axe zabavy w
hl'adava, mozno najlepsie poznat
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-23
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- Dl'a toho, ako travi clovek
.svoj prazdny cas-, axe zabavy w
.hl'adava, mozno najlepsie poznat
co vlastne v kom vazi. Masaryk
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-09
We Must Have The Room

are history business
such stock of Pianos and Photographs
and have at this
time. large merchan-
disc and have the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-09
FIGHTING INCREASED RATES

Jackson, Miss, March S.-Dis-
satisfaction over the increase in rates
granted to the Cumberland Telephone
Company is expressed in communities
lions reaching here. The city of
Natchez will contest the increase on
the ground that the contract made by
the city and the Cumberland cannot
be changed by the order of the com-
mission. This is a question which
only concerns Natchez, Citizens of
Holmes and other counties are pro-
testing on the ground that they had
certain contracts giving them free
service over rural line connections
and permitting an exchange call from
any local exchange to any point in
the county without additional charge.
Attorney General Frank Robertson is
formulating plans to attack the in
crease and is considering plan to
submit to the people in November
next an initiative statute restoring
the old rates.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-09
FARM BUREAU
AT RURAL HILL.

The Farmers Bureau, of Rural
Hill met at two o'clock, p. m. last
Friday. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. c. E.
Hughson.
Many topics were discussed, includ-
ing potatoes, onions, cabbage, tur-
nips, etc. When President Hughson
called the meeting to order there were
eight members of the bureau present,
In a short time, however, there were
twenty-five on hand.
Many tons of phosphate are to be
shipped tosSteens, and if all the mem
bers of the bureau had been present
it is believed that thirty or thirty-five
tons would have been subscribed.
All members of the Farm Bureau
of Rural Hill are requested to attend
the next meeting, which is to be held
on March 18th at three o'clock. Bro
Their Farmers, let us put aside our
regular work at the time mentioned
and get together and discuss matters
that vitality affect our means of
livelihood. Our Creator has given all
of us certain talents; let's use them
When the writer commenced farm
ing, eight years ago, he made up his
mind to work along the lines of the
eight-hour day. He works forty-eight
hours week, and, by so doing, he
has a good garden the year round
plenty Of meat in his smokehouse, an
abundance Of corn in the crib, a fine
bunch of milk cows, plenty Of gooc
mules, and doesn't have to go in debt
at the. stores. We advise you to try
this, Brother Farmers, if you are in
debt. Come into the farm bureau
do your farming intelligcntly ,and
scientifically, and we assure you that
in two years you wilLnot owe any mar
single cent.
W. D. RUSSELL.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-09
BIG MEETING
AT JACKSON

Meridian, Miss, March 8.-Pres-
ent indications are that large and en-
thusiastic delegations representing
Chambers of Commerce and similar
organizations, industries and business
interests from all points in the state
will attend the meeting in Jackson on
Monday, March ID, at 200 p. m. in
The Board Of Trade building for the
purpose of organizing a State Cham
Der of Commerce, This meeting has
been called by President 0. l.. Nc
Kay and n.-Secretary c. w. Hay
ward, of The Meridian Board of
Trade and Cotton Exchange, and re-
plies of acceptance already received
indicate that the need of State
Chamber of Commerce, which will ben
eft respective communities, indus
trial and business interests, the indiv-
idual citizen and the state as whole,
is realized by all who are determined
to effect permanent organization of
State Chamber of Commerce as soon
as this can be conveniently done.
Messrs. KcKay and Hayward, who
have been unable to get in direct COM
munication with all organizations and
interests of the State, take this oc-
casion to urge all Chambers of Com
merce and similar commercial organi-
cations, industries, business concerns,
professional men and all citizens of
Mississippi, whether members of
Chambers of Commerce or like or
CARNATIONS, to be represented with
large and enthusiastic, live wire dele
cations at the jackson meeting on
March 14th.