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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
The Cleanup Squad

The Cleanup Squad, which handles
cases that have to do with compensa-
ton, insurance, disqualification or vo-
cational training will be at Hudson on
Jan. 2O-21, so assist ex-service men
from Pierce and St. Croix counties. 1t
is the aim of the Cleanup Squad to
get into touch with ex-service men
who have not been able to get salts
factory adjustment on their claims on
account of not knowing how to pro-
ceed and also to reach the men who do
not know of their rights with the Gov
eminent. Men coming to Hudson to
see the Squad should in all cases bring
their discharge papers or certified
copies of the same, together with af-
fidavits from physicians who have
treated them, affidavits from former
employers showing inability to work
as they should, and affidavits, if pos
sible, from citizens who have known
them number of years and know
their condition. All previous CORES
pondence held with Governmental
bureaus should be brought, if they
have any. Men wishing to file claims
should have form 526 prepared before
the Squad arrives.
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COUNTY AGENT NOTES
HI. G. Seyforth

You can't afford to buy feed by
name only. Wisconsin maintains a
feed inspection department for the
protection of farmers, but it cannot
help those who fail to read the anal
ysis. The lowest priced feed is often
the most expensive when results are
considered.
State Feed Inspector Strowd says
that the buyer should keep in mind
the following requirements:
Oil Meal-Protein should be at least
32le, should not contain screenings or
screenings oil feed. Fat SO.
Gluten Feed-Protein 1920 or bet
ter. color not important.
Wheat Bran-Coarse bran with
screenings containing no fine partlc-
les or unground screenings is good
buy. Otherwise get pure bran. Pro-
tein 17ee, fat 40 and fiber 1870.
Standard Middlings-Buy a pure
middlings if possible. Protein 17,2e,
Fat 44o and Fiber 9ed.
Standard Middlings with Screen
ings-Should contain less than 9.5Rt
fiber. Dat Feed not a grain substi.
tute, good buy at $7.00 to $1,000 pei
ton when short of roughage. Protein
GO. fat ~ 90, fiber 800.
Meat Scraps or Tankage-ShoulC
contain at least 60lo protein.
All mixed feeds--Consider protein
fat, fiber, ingredients and price be.
fore buying.
Fare and half rates will be offered
by the railroads to farmers who at.
tend the half century of dairying cele-
brat;ons held at Agricultural Hall
Madison, Jan. 80 to Feb. 4. This is
the announcement of X. L. Hatch, as
sistant director of agricultural extern.
sion in the agricultural college.
Exactly 32,471 cultures Of legume
Z bacteria. of which 10TH We're used
TO irocnlate soybeans. z 800 for alfal.
ia, 7,180 for clover, 1856 for cas-
1,743 for sweet clover and 421 foi
miscellaneous legumes. We're distri-
hnted among Badger farmers by the
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
during the past year. ga demand
of from $4,000 to 10000 cultures is
anticipated in 1922" says E. B. Fred
of the agricultural bacteriologv de-
partment who is in charge of this
work at the University. Complete
directions for the use of incubation
IulIuIeS may Ue Obtained Tree OF
charge from the agricultural college
Three hundred bottles of the culture
for alfalfa. sovbeans and field peas
were used in this county the past sea
son.
There will be a meeting of the bee
keepers of this county on Jan. 20. at
Ellsworth at the Court House. Two
sessions will be held. one at 1000 in
the morning and the other at lao in
the afternoon. Never before have the
heekeeners of Wisconsin been CON
fronted so forcibly with the problem
of cooperation. With cheaper grades
IF honey from other localities selling
for less than it costs the Wisconsin
heekeeuer to produce his more surer-
TO- product. he COMES face to face
with serious problem. Is he ooing
to cooperate and prosper, or stav to
himself and gradually 90 under :?
Some very able speakers address the
meeting on Jan. 20. Mr.. L. P. White
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
PIERCE co. APIARIsTs TO MEET

Theodore Thompson, Spring Valley,
president of the Pierce county Bee
keepers Association has called ar inn
portant meeting of the beemen of the
county at Ellsworth Court House, on
January 20.
Two sessions of the county's apiar-
lists will be held. one at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and the other at 1870
in the afternoon. The SPONSORS of the
meeting believe that the conference
will be one of unusual importance to
the beekeeping industry of the cOun-
ty.
The committee in charge of the
meeting has invited L. P. Whitehead.
extension apiculturist of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin to be present and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29

on the site now occupied by the Prair-
lie Mills. The following Spring he
moved into quarters between Main
and Second streets, on Maple street,
where j. S. Hemenway's shop is now
situated. He continued business there
until 1885, when he purchased the site
of his present establishment, then
partially occupied by Tubs cutter
factory. He had added wagons, cut
tiers, harness. farm implements and
blacksmithing to his original carriage
line. On January "a, 1898, his estab-
Iishment was entirely destroyed by
fire.
In the Spring 1893) the establish
ment was rebuilt as at present, ex
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CONSOLIDATION Of THE
A. N. LUND ESTABLISHMENT

cept such additions that have been
made as the business growth demand
ed. The present establishment in
cludes the following departments:
The hardware store occupies 66x74
feet on the Main street front and in
cludes one of the most extensive
stocks to be found anywhere outside
the larger cities.
The harness shop adjoins the store
section. This department manufac-
lures and repairc harness, does up
holstering, repairs leather goods,
etc, and carries complete line of
supplies.
The Agricultural implement depart
ment, occupying space 166x40 feet
south of the hardware department,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
Women's Auxiliary

While the local Legion Post was
worrying over methods of getting
started Women's Auxiliary the prob
lem was suddenly solved for them by
the women themselves. On Tuesday
morning a couple of ladies started out
and within short time had SUBJ
stantial list of paid-up memberships,
and they have sent in for their Char
ter. From the quick response which
greeted the two ladies Tuesday morn
ing, and the general enthusiasm which
is being manifest throughout the COM
munity. the Women's Auxiliary to
, this Post is an assured success right
from the start. And this fact in
sures live Post of the American
Legion in this community.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
Oldest Business Concern In City of
River Falls to be Operated On New
Plan After Jan. l, 1922; "A. w.
Lund Company" Is New Name

Commencing January 1, 1922, the
A. w. Lund establishment is to be
operated under plan of consolidation
which gives employees an interest in
the concern. 1t is hereafter to be
known as the "A. w. Lund Company"
Those named as directors in the
Incorporation are Messrs. A. w. Lund,
H. e. Simpson, e. F. Benson, Otto
Thelander and Victor Moline.
The new directors met Tuesday and
elected the following officers:
President-A w. Lund
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the policy
holders of the River Falls City Nut.
ual Fire Insurance Company will be
held at the office of the secretary in
River Falls, Wis. Monday, Jan. 8
1922 at 10 o'clock a. m.
Jay HI. Grimm, Secretary
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
NEW YEAR BALL

The annual New Years ball will be
held in the Firemen's Opera House at
Ellsworth Monday evening. Jan. 2.
Music will be furnished by AIS six
piece orchestra of River Falls consist
ing of violin, piano, Xylophone, saxa-
phone, trombone and drums.
Cafeteria lunch will be served.
A good time is assured. Start the
New Year right. Attend the dance at
Extraordinarily.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
FARM BUREAU MEETING

George McKerron, state president
of the Farm Bureau Association will
speak at the meeting to be held in
Ellsworth Tuesday, Jan. 3 at one p.
m. All those interested in Farm Bur
eau organizations are urged to be
present.
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THE COMMITTEE CONSENTS
Uncle Harry's" Team Loses

The two new teams of the Club.
captained by Prof. Johnson and Harry
Stewart, respectively, played their
first match last Thursday night, John
sons team winning by an even so
points.
Bert Hawkins & Trig Smuland. of
Uncle Harry's team won seven
straight games and lost the eighth,
to johnson & Hunt, by one point.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
State Ronns Checks

The Post Adjutant has on file list
of bonus checks and discharge certi-
ficates being held by the Service
Recognition Board at Madison, Wis,
which they have been unable to deliv-
er to the owners for the reason that
addresses have either been incorrect
or illegible or the party has moved
away and not notified them of the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
COMMUNITY CLUB

The Community Club will hold a
meeting at the city hall Friday, Jan.
9Th at 2:30 T. m. Presidents of all
Women's organizations are urged to
be present.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29

The paint shop handles automobile
and sign painting, ETC., and is operat-
ed in connection with the other de-
partments.
The presence of such an establish
ment as the A. w. Lund plant in this
city has meant more to this commun-
ity than the average person realizes.
1t has kept up with the demands or
the progressive farmers, and has
maintained a standard of service that
inspired other local business and
thereby gave and held for River Falls
the reputation of being the place
where the farming trade of this Sec
ton could always get what they want
ed when they wanted it.
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A. HI. Fletcher Post. No. 12l
The Legion Carnival

The american Legion Carnival,
which this post is planning to stage
this Spring is fast being shaped into
concrete form and it is hoped that ac-
tual work can be commenced directly
after the regular meeting next We'd
nesday, Jan. 3. Every ex-service man
in this community is urged to attend
this meeting at the City Hall, p. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29

Vice. Pres.-H. E. Simpson
Sec. -Treas.-E. f. Benson
Mr.. Lund has had this plan in
mind for some time, but he had hoped
to continue as sole owner for two
more years and round out full half
century, but owing to various circum-
stances he has made the change at
this time.
Andrew w. Lund was born in Hag-
gle, Sweden, October IT, 1850. He
came to America in 1871 and was
first employed in Minneapolis by j.
B. Hunt, then the leading carriage
maker of Minnesota.
Two years later, in 1873, he came
TO River Falls and. in a modest way,
opened a carriage shop of his own,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
I ne score.
.Inhnsnn
Read EN- and Weep

DR.. Fortunes Colts gave Wigers
All Stars an awful trimming last
evening, in revenge for Wiger's vic
tory a couple of weeks ago. Capt.
Wiger and Gilbert Norseng compris-
ed the only team that won a game
from Fortunes tossers during the
match.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
AT,g CImexYCnIz
~: ZzGll1on

correct address. Any ex-service man
in this community who has sent in
for the Wisconsin state soldiers bonus
and not received it should get n touch
with the Adjutant of the Post at once.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers & Merchants
State Bank will be held Thursday eve
ming at seven thirty O'Clock. January
9Th.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the lot own
ers of che Greenwood Cemetery will
be held in the City Hall at 2 D. M.
Saturday, Dec. 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29

carries every kind of agriculture al i'm
plement used in this section of the
country-wagons, tractors, engines,
tillage implements and harvesting
machinery. The automobile display
room is also in this section.
The machine shops are 26x36 feet,
and are completely equipped and ex-
pertly manned for repairing machin-
cry of all sorts and fol- welding, etc,
etc.
The woodworking department takes
care of wagon and buggy woodwork
and all other service in that line.
The tin shop is equipped to handle
all kinds of jobs in it's line. including
the usual tin work, insulation OF fur
naces, radiator repairing, etc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-29
Suggestions Wanted

SUGGESTIONS Wanted
In putting on the Legion Carnival
the Post wants, and must have the CO.
operation of this community. Please
send in your SUGGESTION to the writer.
s. r. Morse, Adj.
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I nc SCUTt.-
All-Stars-
Score by Games:

Stars-65 81 81 81 AZ go 81 1870
Colts-S3 81 "a "a "a 76 SO $3.50
Tonight the New Richmond team
will be here to play the sixth game
with the River Falls octet.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-03

A sleuth IN the employ OF the 81
Paul railroad was In Crystal Falls
last Monday looking into the burglar
les at the station. II is limited thai
the visitors left clew which is being
followed up closely and that It is ex'
pected that the guilty parties will
soon be apprehended.
A party OF hunters from st. Johns
Mich. spent last week at Charles
Uren's camp. In the party was Mr.
Louis +. Green, and his brother, Mr.
william Green and a friend. Gler
wiedma. Mr.. Louis Green Is the
father OF Mrs. Elmer Carlson.
Mesdames Jackson, Mitchell. Chas
LaPlante Joel sandstrom and Lee
Leonard drove TO Iron Mountain last
Monday to do some shopping and visit
with friends returning IN the evening.
A horse owned by Alex Pessonen
stepped on a little girle last Monday
The horse was tied near the Crystal
Falls COOPERATIVE. The little one
was sliding and fell or got off her
sled just as the animal moved. The
name and extent of the injuries were
not learned.
Arthur Anderson, living at the Falls
Location, died last Tuesday morning
after. a short illness from pulmonary
trouble. The young man was about
The diamond drill., 1921-12-03

FOR RENTS. Garage. Inquire at this
ONCE. az IT,
Word received from Ben Schook
tells OF his safe arrival at Tucon. ARR.
and that he met John Cassidy there.
The two boys enjoyed the visit very
much. Ben writes that he wouldn't
take New Mexico II II was given him.
II Is inferred that he hasn't seen any
place yet that exceeds Crystal Falls
in interest TO him.
Charles Uren has 3S men at his
camp near Balsam. He intends to
land his logs this year on the Amasa
porter spur OF the st. Paul railroad.
The entire output Of more than mill
lion feet will 90 to the Ford mill at
Iron Mountain.
r.. C. Allen and Mr.. Bishop. mana
ger and secretary OF the Oglebay-Nor-
ton interests were in Crystal Falls
last Tuesday. They came here via
auto from Iron River and departed
that evening for Iron Mountain
Mrs. VIM. Morrison entertained a
number OF her women friends at her
home in Maple Grove last Tuesday
afternoon. Those present were mainly
the older members OF the Woman's
Club with whom Mrs. Morrison was
associated SO many years before the
club expanded and federalized.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-03

II years Of age and had been employ
| ed on and on at the Sackim store.
Miss Mildred Martin returned 10
Lawrence University OTTER spending
the holidays with her parents here.
Encourage the children by buying
red cross Xmas seals and help fight
tuberculosis.
Robert Wilson. Sr., Informs us that
he has sold HIS interest IN the livery
business to his partner. John Lind.
Mr.. Wilson Is not decided as to just
what work he will engage in as yet.
Sam Tokley who has been employed
at Amasa all summer came to Crystal
Falls Wednesday to resume work with
the Mckinney Steel Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. +. Corcoran and
Master Jay Corcoran. left last Monday
night for a visit to Milwaukee and Chi.
cago.
Gust Pintella drove through town
Monday with new power saw that he
purchased for work on his farm In
the Fortune lake district.
sOe iOhOty WHO uds Dttu euBhkcu
on electric wiring work at Alpha and
other places was visitor at Amasa
last Wednesday looking after wiring
for the new lighting company.
]. f. Udd, chairman OF the Iron
county board OF supervisors left last
Sunday night for Lansing to repre-
sent the county at the tax hearing that
Is being held there this week.
Stick Xmas seals on all your
letters and packages during the mon
tn Of Dec. Show the world and your
friends that you are for better health.
Every ten Red Cross Xmas seals
sold buys one quart OF milk. This
means but little to you but IL may
mean great dael TO some one else
G. t. Roberts spent most OF last
week in Houghton visiting with
friends there.
The Live Ones Advertise
CLUB NOTES
The Woman's Club meets Thurs
day, Dec. at 800 o'clock In the City
Club rooms. Business meeting.
lecture by Prof. Shook, Michigan
The diamond drill., 1921-12-03

School Laws" Coffee at l:so Club
card party in the City hall night Dec
10th. every body invited.
The Finance Committee OF the
Crystal Falls Woman's Club has ar
ranged TO stage the famous musical
fantasy "Fi FL OF The Toy Shop" in
the CITY Hall auditorium on the even
ings OF Dec. 8 and 10.
The performance will be given und-
er the management OF the John b.
Rogers Producing CO.. OF Ohio who
makes speciality OF rehearsing and
staging high class amateur produc-
tions.
Rehearsals have been going on for
the past week and show every pros
pect OF splendid success.
The play is built along the lines OF
Babes In Toyland in that the leading
characters represent toys and dolls.
The principal characters have been
drawn from the leading musical and
dramatic talent OF Crystal Falls, sup
ported by splendid choruses and In
terpretive dances la which more than
one hundred and fifty Will participate.
CASTE
III III OF The Toy Shop
Anna May Hussell
Bonnie
Mrs. Roy Mitchell
Tack Hammer, Bonnie's father
Ivan d. Wright
Capt. BarnacIe
Norman Cannon
Prince Lollypop
Keith Uren
Lieutenant Tin Heart
Evert Larson
Loosely. the Rag doll
Ruth carlstrom
Ink Spot. the niger doll
Evelen Medler.
Man in the Moon
Frederick Telmos
Sand Man
Russell Ball
Bo-peep
Mrs. Thomas Behan
Dolls Head
Ethelene Henry
The diamond drill., 1921-12-03
Drug Store News ,I!'
Rezln's Dec. 8, 1921
Dec. 8, 1921



Old DR.. Metcalf used to say that
after practicing medicine 40 years he
was reasonably sure that sulphur
would cure the itchl There arc many
cases OF itch this fall and we have the
Mentholated Sulphur 0int. B0c.
Read the Ads -
The Christmas cards are good this
year and we have plenty. In fact the
{ cent bnes look ike tens used TO
The Am. pavia and Gibson Art Co.
cards are IN n class by themselyes--no
cheap cbTomos.
~ Read the Ads
2 Candy Is cheaper this year and the
Whitman Samplers are better than
ever. We also have Johnston's. Martha
Washington and Mrs Crafts Home
made. II you ever had a box OF those
big Brazil nuts with the maple cream
coating you remember them. They're
winkler's.
Road the Ads---
Zane Grey and his works and
hundred other popular capy rights are
here with the books-the children are
not forgotten either. and when you
think how new book pleases a child
h a almost sin not to remember
them.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-03

| Gertrude warshawsly
Evelyn Ball
Fairy Aurelia. witch n
Goldie Cannon
Brides Maids
Marion Carter
Violet Lindstrom
Alice Berg
Gertrude Warshawsky
Selma Groop
Thelma Robichaud
Elinor Sanders
Anna Sayigeau
/, Inez Bertrand
Mrs. Bowen
Paper Doll Chorus
Jane Gaffney
VILLA Thomas
Marjory Vivian
Helen Salisbury
Ada Rossi
Veronica Varney
Elsie Grandberg
Ruby Penglase
Letter Blocks
Gertrude 0dgers
Irene Make
Fhillis Wills
Vera Lowe
Catherine Edyvean
Marjory Nettle
Marian Jolliffe
Jack In Boxes
The diamond drill., 1921-12-03

Jap Doal
Gertrude warshawsly
Talking Doll
Evelyn Bah
Fairy Aurelia. witch
Evening star., 1921-07-10
GOLDEN GATE CEREMONY
REPEATS HISTORIC Event
Reaches Back rs Years, When First
q. s. Landing and Mexican
Departure Are Represented.

SAN FRANCISCO. calif., July g.
San francisco reached back through
seventy-flve years on it's birth date to-
day, and enacted anew the ceremony
when Commander J. B. MONTGOMERY,
U. 8. NJ. put out from the little man
o-war Portsmouth in San Francisco
The white beach that he and his
men trod for a few hundred yards
before reaching the nagpole in from:
Of the old Spanish adobe customs
house. now Is busy canyon bor-
dered by skyscrapers. but 1t was
walked again today by q simulated
Montgomery and q ships company.
The ceremony of July 9, 1846, when
the American colors were raised and
the Mexican alcalde notified that the
city was under American rule, was
borrowed from the past in every de-
tail. BattleshipS Of the Pacific
doomed a salute as tho colors went
up. and 1000 forme. service men and
others followed the little band repre-
sentative Of. Montgomery and his
crew. the Indians, Spanish dons and
all Of the picturesque characters that
had gathered around San Francisco's
cradle.
Evening star., 1921-07-10
TYPHOID INCREASES;
INCUBATION IS URGED
Sixty.Seven Cases, With Eight
Deaths, Reported to Health
Department This Year.

With typhoid fever on the in
crease in Washington this year,
Health Oficer Fowler last night
urged summer vacationists to inocu-
late themselves against this disease
before going away.
To date this year sixty-seven cases
of the disease have been reported to
the health department. resulting in
eight deaths. For the same period Of
last year only thirty-one cases were
reported, resulting in six deaths.
DR.. Fowler announced that the
health department will give free vac
cination against typhoid at the Dis
trict building between IL and !
o'clock on Wednesdays and Satur-
days.
Although sixty-seven cases In six
months Is not sufficient to cause alarm,
DIR. Fowler said 1t should servo to put
vacationists on their guard in going to
summer resorts.
IF those who are going away do not
take the anti-typhoid tnoculation they
at least should boil the drinking water
and take other simple precautions at the
scashore."
DR.. Fowler also was somewhat sur
prised to learn a few days ago that three
cases of infantile paralysis were reported
during June. This Is an unusual number
for one month. The health officer said
medical science has made little progress
in tracing the causes Of this afhiction
and how 1t is spread. "