Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-14
American
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justices yet among us, many sense
less and cruel customs of the past
still clinging to us, but the only hope
of righting the wrongs Of men lies In
the feeling produced in our ..bosoms by
the sight of that flag.
Other flags mean a glorious past,
this flag a glorious future. It is not
so much the flag Of our fathers AS 1t
is the flag of our children, and of our
children's children yet unborn. It is
the flag of tomorrow. 1t is the signal
Of the GOOD Time Coming It is not
the flag of your king, it is the flag, Of
yourself and OF. all your neighbors.
Don't be ashamed when your throat
chokes and the tears come, as you see
it flying from the masts of our ships
on all the seas or floating from every
flagstaff Of the Republic. You will
never have worthier emotion. Re
verence it as you would reverence
the signature of the Deity
Listen, son. The band is playing
the national anthem-"The Star
Spangled Banner!" They have let
loose Old Glory yonder. Stand UP
and others will stand with you!
(The foregoing tribute to our flag
is from the pen of Alvin M. sOwsley,
National Director, Americanism Com
mission, The American Legion, who
says: "Our Flag is the symbol of Lii
berty-learn to love it,
Miss Cena Stob left for Belling-
ham, Mimi, Monday where she has
accepted position as teacher.
Martin Bolt who spent his vaca.
ton with his parents this summer re-
turned to Hull Academy Monday to-
continue his studies. -. - =,
j. r.. Lane,>J F. ,Shemik and G. B.
Hoon motored to Morris Tuesday to
attend the Stevens county fair. Lane
has one and Hoon has three running
horses to compete for prizes at the
fair.
| Miss Efie Knott left last. Friday
for St. Cloud where she will attend
the new instituted college course.
Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Klemp and
son Eugene left Tuesday for the cit
les to visit with their daughter, Miss
Louise and friends. Eugene will re-
main in st. Paul where he will attend
| Concordia College. They were &C
companied by Rev. and Mrs. O. Wolff
Of Montevideo whose son will also at
tend the college.
! Lloyd Hintz and his sisters Rhea
and Glover of Alberta, Mimi, motor
ed over for visit with relatives and
| friends. On their return trip they
were accompanied by Miss Pearl Hin:
tz who intends to stay at her parental
home.
|. John T. Peters left for Indiana
Tuesday in which state he has farm.
He has rented his farm west OF town
to Oral Steffen who will move on the
place in the spring.
VIM. j. Wegner has sold his IN
terest, in the Meat Market to his son
William this week. Will has worked
in the shop since returning from the
war and is we'll acquainted with the
business.
Ed Boelter of Springfield and his
mother, MRS. August Boelter, came
up in his car Sunday for visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. August Wenze!
!, ST., and with other relatives. MRS. Eo
!, Boelter who was here the pasu Two
weeks and assisted her mother in the
: household while the latter was III, &C
companied her husband on the return
trip Monday Mrs. Aug. veneer au
toed with them to Springfield Tor
visit with her relatives IN tnat Guy.
l William sLembke took charge o.
4 the oil station Monday, and with tha'
: we are in line with any other UP Stc
: date town by having an oil baron in
> our midst. The. two tanks with a ca
> pacity, of 10000 gallons and the fine
looking warehouse make very pre-
5 sentable addition to our ever CROWNS
town.. The company has been calico
= 1.-The Raymond Oil Co. and will for the
! most part, handle the Manhattan pro
e ducts which is second to none IN tht
): oil industry. Mr. Lembke has bought
! a truck of C. Mouw and has received
:. the tank for hauling gasoline anc
rosene.-Raymond News.
S Miss Aileen Cults returned iron
q "a weeks visit with Miss, Joyce Bodun
: at Willmar,-Meeker County News