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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
en- lo4.a arine ocbt.

sra Greensboro, Soutb Caroline,
berettes 13oe Nopember: WrS. Git
ian 9rrett, t04 Mar gammel, ienges
Iiggenoe os beluis bi9lpelss isler Jig
ioag efter gegipenbeoerne Ssnoag
bebre, eno bun bar siort paa mango
9lar. Sun blep nemlie ba bpbt paa
aanmel baptiitiif BIS / ct portabelt
Ssbefar, Tom paa en- Wotortrucf
bIep fiert frern foran Ssren til bet.
oes Silent / Sen lille 2anosbp Gaiar.
SamilieI9aer banbe parsIet benoe
ON, of Ell iulbitpnbie Rebbufning |
9anoet piloe pGre lipsfarliet for
benoe, og Wteolemmerne al benoes
Samilie forisgtc of opertale benbe
til at opgipe i'm 8eilutning. Wen
bum boIbt fait beo lit, of bun, for bum
bsoe, piIoe bli bobt % bsbt paa "ifif.
felia" BIS. Sun fit iluttelig tit in-
oerliae Gnife opfplot. @iterat %.
befarret par fisrt trent fpran Osren,
bIep bun inbbpaet | fit Sengelagen
baaret no % langiomt iGnfet neo /
8anoet. Gen iorrettenoe Yrelt no.
fsrte iaa 8aptiitcrnes 0aabsritual,
bporcf.er ban ioriistie bilffeoe benz
bes Sopeo uloer 8anoilaoen. Sum
blep berefter itrnr baaret tilbaee til
fin Seng % gipet pmbpggelig 9e.
bnn0Iiuo M Den rRrDprpuSe Spop
ollie bapbe, iom iagt, frpetet for, at
gesiuenbeoen piloe faa alporlige
Sslger, men oct mooiatte bar p9ret
SilfGloet. Sum fsler iis f~riifere END
paa long Sib.
Sm benoes Iloer raaoer Ser ingen
Spil. Senbes Sebielsbatc iinoes op.
fsrt | a%irfebogen % mango samle
Solf bar fienbt benbe, iiben bun bar
en- uns Some. Sun blen Gnte for "A
aar iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
ulerfelie Operation.

Sra Ietp gorf bcrettes, at Nopel'
leforfattercn @eorQe Y. Better bar
bcil,ttet at UNDERTAKE iig en- Sierne.
operation / Saab ON at bli furerct
for fin uimobitaaeli9c Silbeieli9bco
til at ifripe fallf.
Som ung @,,t lcN Setter, ser til
bsrer et uelfienbt Sirginiafantilie,
peb ct Solo ct 8rllb paa Sierne'fal.
len. Otter ben SiN % ieIp eiter, at
ban par blepet en- anieet Hopeaeior'
iatter, gioroe ban ii8, iom 6clge al
Ell nimcoitaaelig Sriit, ifploig | llo'
iteoeIien al falite @anfanpisningcr.
80 8ange bar han ppret 'troItet,
o9 iorrige ltee bleo ban ior treble
Gang ienot / Sprgicl.
Or. grneit W. gailgbn, meoicillI'
gttacb6 peo 9iitrittsretten, anbefale
oe Ell Operation eiter peb Ell loretta
gen ltn6erisecIic at bape fonItateret
ct Srpf poa SiCrnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

Sor at funne eiennemfsre oisie
Eloner foreiIaar &egieringen:
1. Snareit m,lig SaitiGttelie Of
Den iamlebe grltatningsium.
2. st l9ngere Moratorium meo
De opernepnte &eierpationer.
3. Snbfaloelie al en- internatio.
nal 9anfierfonference angaaenoe
Den 8rebit iom ifal tilitaacs Spif.
lamb.
A.. Inerfienbelie al Splflanos
lige efonomiife Hettigbeber.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er III
otter iamlet / Yaris. Zen bapoe
Wanoags ct ire elmer langt Wsbe,
bpor oct bleb fonitateret, of oen par
lige Iangt fra enisbeo Tom noscn.
iinoe.
Sgaar, Snsoag, telegraiereS fra
Berlin, at Hr9iibent ebert bar oil.
moOet Is. u. Bauer ON of banne mn
&egiering, men oct aniees for tpil-
iomt, ON han bill bore iitano til Of
iammeniGtte Ell Miniiterliite, iom pil
%tilirebsitile De maltge politiife Har-
tier. Bauer er Socialiit og par 81.
nansminiiter / Or. @irtbs fsrite SEA.
binet.
Sugo Stinnes, Ell al De iaa Spifere.
iom tiente ~ipimlenoe Sornnler pao
&riaen, faar fra ollie &anter Sfploer
for at bore Spbapsmanoen til bel
nllp9renoe Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

patoriim, benerfeoe unbcr et Srsi.
tcllc al S%oroifiGlpet, at set bar be.
t~egnctoe, at oct bapbe iitnoet Ste0
retop, Tom &oniugationen al YIo.
i!eterre Werfur, Sliptter o. Neptlm
og Solen nrrnteoe Jig. aoniuga,
tiolren al Werflrr oa SSupiter fanot
Steo ST. 100 Serbog Norgen %
&c andre nogle elmer iencre.
Seneite Gftcrrctninscr.
Sra Sarltiaso teIcgraierc$ 14bc
9%topcntber: Sfslge sc iencite 81.
lpsnin9cr err Intanet al Dc Smtfonl.
ne M iteget iii mii1Git t,400, %
enoa bar man enonll intet bort ira
&c afiioeSliggerbe gsnc lGllgere IN.
&c Sanoct. gf &c @erctninger, iom
biotil forcligoer, ipre$ set at trent.
9aa, at DC ilnaa 2anoSbpcr oppe !
Sicr9cgtel1e lGr9ere bortc fra ap.
zen bar libt forfproeli9e Cab iaa.
rel / Wcnncifelip iou Gienoom.
Der gaar Hpgter ON, at belle 8rrlls
Ger v blepet feiet ilb al SiIpGrels
fen.
Slllt, Teit og set nsbtpunsllc
Spbolo inoer aaben Sinlmcl frG.
Ter talrige i1pc Gre. Smitiommc
Spgoomme ipreber iig meo ripenoc
S~urtiabeb meb Tare for, at oellne
tDe l(lpffc pil frrpc cnbnu flerc
Orc enc SorbifiGlpct % Sapbols
qeit tilidmmell. s illaen al be mi.
ucrebe @per finbcS Ser tibitrrffelig
al boerferl Spaer cler Meoiciner
i'll at hamle op mcb bc1ne me Sare,
Ser triler bei, ulpffclige @eiolfning
Silbib ont Sirlp al ale Sla9s
Itremnler ino fra ilGr % fiert, mel,
Ter or fSare for, at Siplpen bill fonl.
ME for Tent for DC al SorbifiGlpet
"a Soriotten hiemIsgte Sulinocr.
Scln ira Sppebitaben er Ser, puo
@ruro al cbclagtc TRANSCRIPTION
~binbelicr nnnIfclig at iaa IcllSt
Sicily. Sette eiGloer iirr Stebel
inHe / SCnoIt.
Solf / Sc pbelagtc @per lcper
Itabia In9it for Ell @ientaQelic a
Soroifirlpet. SmQipet al be erlt
fi;loeitc Scener, meo &unoreoer q
n~begrapeOe Sig liggenOe itrset on
firing / @aoerne, ipIintreoe SllIc 0,
al % til en- bull Srrnen neOe / SSor
Sen er Sc flilbitGnbig bereuet Gu
men iii at biGlpe iig iclu.
s 60 Sereno LOG Sorbifirlpet Ell
FOR Heune / Sorocn, iom itratte liz
ircr$ aicnrcru SpertS a~irfegaaro 0!
Ilpngcoe Slrbreher al Sig cp al int
@rape.
&c bibtil foreliaaenbe 9cretrin
ger ON ScrbifiGIpet girIber bopeo
Iagelig bets Seriinaer / Siitriftcr
lie latqS apitcr,, ser itrGffer Iig III
gtoro iii Spb, men mani outaaer, a
Get pil piic iig, of set fanifc bal
itroft iig Iigeiaa lan9t fra @cit moi
Git.
On llnlaabeligbcOen al Saubsl
cen, iom mltogcs at hapc prrct oel
itpritc iont bar ipreot iig lto ODER Sc
title San, bill mar filnre opgier'
iia cn Soc, naar man herer, at ber
/ en- Hctnina %itrafte iig til Satpaii of
/ er anbcn belt til SEN afrifanlfl
@uISfpit pco 8lrincabugten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Speriee nester Sorbuo.

Stocfholm t2te Nopember: Tc-
gieringen beiIlttebe ibaa at afiloa
s(nbragenbe fra Misunderstanding
2anobru9S. og pf%cncniife Sorenin'
1er ON at forbpbe Snoieriel al al1e.
rifanIf Spebe og Slug. elsie ane'
rifarife Trooufter iGlgeS / bet ipert.
Ife Iarfeo for Ell lapere Tris EMO
&c b%iemmeaolebe Trobufter % trite.
SC Suiinoer al SorSbrtaere meS
9tltin.
: Searltnbelicn for lit afilag er.
flprcoe Ieaieringen itg noe al
Gtauo iii at mooIna be inouitrielle
alosIers, Socialiitcrnes % Srt'
lonblernes &aab paa biaigt Srso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Kan life bli 9oreere.

Sc Soreneoe Staters Seieiterct
bar iorlcoen 0ug afgipet Den aien'
>elie, at Sapaue'ere life fon natit'
roIiiereS / &c 6orencoe Stater, eaer
iii 9orgere al Sanoet. &ienoelien
bar oen iprite, Tom blep af9ioet al
CONNER Sutherland iom Weolenr
al Hetten.
&ienoelien betpoer, OF Eerioner
ef iapaneiiif Serfomit, ion fam bli
cmcrifanife @orgere, er De, iom er
ffot beri Salloet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

beo$fulo Nanb / al lin 8iernine,
penneiGl % agtet % oibolbt af Ell.
bper, meo bpem ban fon / n9rmere
perionlig 8ersrelIe
San efterlaocr ig grfe fsot &e.
en- Ten S~elterhattcr al afosoe eamle
GaItor Stills Brandt, % EFT Ssn
Suafsrer Ilfreb Sei$berg / ct.
&uul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Oct tvrfiife Problem.

Gen ipge Wanb" / Sprfiet, Tom
bar Ifrantet mere eler minore | Here
bunbre Iar % flere 8ange bar Zig
oct for Spoen", ipnes pluo'elig at
bore blet friif, iaa friif at ban boil
Der paa of iGtte belle europa pua
gnbe.
Set err life lpnse iiben, ben ipge
Wano mebte frem / Genres, bleglot.
tie, pompe % i~fielpenbe % iom oert
8eieireoe mcotoe De 8etingelier, De
Muierebe bapoe oifteret. Nu msber
ben iamme ipee Mano irem | Sau-
jaime iriif % freioia, ia fr9f, meo
en- Seierberres Mine og SptrGoen
on meo 2ommerne fulbe at getingel-
Ter, han ieIp bar lapet og parat til
of oiftere for belle Geroen.
0e IQierebes 5orbolb til belle oct
tprfiife Broblem er aloeles life nos
act opbpgeelig Sfueipil.
st Den ipge Waho plubielig or blet
iaa nbebagelig fritz er / Jig ielp life
anbet ello ct Heiultat al TeItmagters
mes mooItribeube Snteresier og Der
al fslaenbe Sntrieer % &Gnfeipil.
Sprferne funoe alorig ba ilaat Gre.
ferne, bpis set life bapoe pGret for
alt bet frantic % it~alienlfe mcoerne
&riasmateriel, be fit ino giennent
9agosren, % for BET itore Saa1, De
fit / Garis.
Sa oct err oe famine Snteres lenoos
irtninser % Sntriger og H1nfer,
iom III eier set iaa panIfelig at fpm.
me til en- rimclig Orbning meo oct
~epinoeli9e tprfiife Eroblem.
Sen brittle l(oenrigsminilter Soro
Gl,r3on bapoe gientagerlbe iniiiteret
paa en- pripat &onference meo Eoin.
core forno for Srebsfonferencen |
2orianne, ellers piloe ban operbope.
bet life meoe.
Gette bapbe Boincare intet at iilo-
penoe imoo, men ban funoe nmiillg
fprlabe 8aris netop III, % Iaa bleo
BET / Manbags oronet ilig, at Soro
Gur3on ifiilbe besipe Jig til Earis
Ioo betios - enten ibag eller imor.
oen - of Sc bapoc ct Ear Gage til
H~aaoigbeb. Gereiter ifuIoc DC reile
Iomn,en paa Soget til 2auianrle paa
SsuSoo GA forbanole bi0ere unoers
peis.
SaaInart Bette fom Den me ito
Iienife Winiitercbef Mtusiolint for
Ore te~legraferebe ban til SonSon o9
iorlanete, at Stalien ifuloe bore meo
/ bette "Sorbaanbsprat", og roen OF
pcnte paa i,oeen Snobpoelie CAB ban
ben tioliaere lloenrigsmirilter Wtarfl
bella loretta Srbre til famine I'ter
of beaipe iis til 2onbon for OF repro
i~ertere Stalien.
On han fom afiteo er life oplplt'
men oct er pplpit, at Soro ellr5oll
ionmc Saa unoerretteoe WflSiolinl
ON. bpao ban ipntes, De Illiereoe
burbe orone iorno for Saniannems'
oct.
@aen iaa fit Ssnret Bahia, Jor-
manoen for Den tprfllfe DELEGATION
/ 9alianne bsre ON oeirte Staabel'
GA han ienote ~reiolut De aalereoe en-
inStrGnaenbe Yroteit. Set bar Wfe'
ninocl at Srebstraftaten lfilloe lGf'
ties op eiter Sorbanblinser / Yam.
lame, ia ban; Ben iflloe life ltrlpes
/ 9onoon ener Yaris eller paa ct euer
anbet S,ernbanetog. 3prferitc er IRE
fommet til 2%auianne bare for at ltrl.
be unber paa noaet 'om er afslorf
isr. loo ban oem forltaa.
Sertil blep Der iparet ira Soilocll'
at bcnne Groteit brso man 'lg IRE
ON. gnglanb % 5ralfrlg bar ! De
iibItc s(ar aItio baut for Sttf at Tor
borole pripat foriio Tor DC tore aon'
%ierencer, pa De piloe slsre Oct lalllllle
gOririies poa s,ss Z. 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
fred % ufred.

@Sniitcrfriie i Spiflanb. Or. @irtbs
Sabinct trrber at efter en- bepGset
Saa. Gen iibite tpffe 9ote til Gr.
itatnimasfummisiion = &c vi.
lierebe % bet tprfiifc &sre. Gn
munaen SitnatiOn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
norge$-Brev.

Zen politiifc Sitnatiun. - Splittelie
8ummuniitpartiet - 9pmmunc.
palsenc. = Gfunumiifc Turbolo.
= S~ifferierne. = Hurb-R urse. -
IrbciosleoigbeSen. = Suriuaret.
- Ten fatplife Strife / Hprge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Nnorc Weooclcljcr.

(Sra "SecorobsS oiten"s
Norees>9 orrciponbent.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

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9octfic
SaciIc
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b. 9o6l, |
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9ailoeI |
[. SeIe
b bgicoe
be-. Set
SabI en-
ntIuasr.
ties nan
|gti9 &rs
ber. 9e
|ffert %
B19 2l1o
|pt.
"Teeorat.
'ote rorie
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N o t 1 C E

When you are ready to press
your hay call Maurice Knapp,
phone 1884 rings. Price $1.50.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Morning worship at 1920. For
give Us AS We Also Have Forgiv-
en-" This is the sixth of a series
of sermons on "The Lords Pray
en-"
Sunday school at 11:45. Isra-
els Downfall. Graded lessons for
junior and primary departments.
Ribbon contest among the seniors.
Alfred Keys, Supt.
Evening worship at 1880. Spec
ial music at the opening. Songs
you love to sing. Sermon on "The
Power of Faith" Come!
Prayer service with short adj
dress on Thursday evening at
1880.
Frederick ID. MUMMY, Pastor
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Thursday, March 16, 1921
METHODIST PROTESTANT

Classmeeting $3.50, in the parlor
Of the church. Mrs. F. Graybiel,
leader.
Preaching, 1000, Rev. w.
Sweet, of Fargo, will preach.
Sunday school, 11:00. George
Beadle, superintendent.
Evening service, 1880. Rev.
Sweet will preach again in the
evening.
Let us have a good attendance
out on Sunday as this is our sec
ond quarterly meeting, Rev. Sweet
of Fargo will be with us all day.
Communion service at the morn
ing service.
Monday evening, March goth, at
1880 will be the second quarterly
business meeting. Let us have
good attendance from both APP
pointments.
The ladies met with Mrs. P.
Beadle this week.
Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 1880.
Mrs. Hulls Bible class will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 200.
Mrs. Stroup's Bible class in
the evening at 1880 in the church.
There were 80 present last week.
c. F. Stroup, Pastor
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East Greenwood Evangelical
Church Association

Quarterly meeting services as
follows -
Saturday, preaching at 200 p.
M; quarterly conference.
Sunday morning, preaching at
1000.
Sunday evening service at 1880.
Rev. A. Ostroth, of Brown City
will be with us for all the SER
vices.
A welcome to all.
w. F. Boettcher, Pastor
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DAIRY
FACTS
CONTRASTING ASSOCIATIONS
Where Organized a Decided improve
msnt Has Been Eoted in Quality
OF Dairy Herds.

PREPARED by the United States Department
of Agriculture)
The practice Of testing COWS to de-
termine their milk and butter-fat pro-
duction and feed consumption by
means of contrasting associations has
become widespread. There are now
452 associations of this kind in the
United States, besides many in foreign
countries. In most cases each assocsa-
ton has one tester and no more cows
than can be we'll handled, but there
are some very large ones and some
that are much smaller than the stand
ard. The theoretical number Of mem
bers in a contrasting association Is 20,
which makes one member for the test
er TO visit each working day Of the
month. A member Of such an associa.
ton is supposed to have not more
than 30 cows, as that makes a large
days work. If every member had
that number, there would be $50 cows
In the association, but few OF them
have that many.
There is no definite relation between
the number Of members in an associa-
ton and the number of cows owned.
In California there Is one association
that tests 1000 cows and another that
tests AGO. and the number of men,
bers are. respectively, 40 and 100. An
other in the same state has SO men,
bers and only 1,439 cows; there are
II associations In California with over
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1000 cows each. Ordinarily the num-
Der Of cows In an association runs from
300 to 500, the average for the coun-
try being 400. The number Of herds
average PAS. To have more than one
tester is a California practice, and one
association In that state has three. In
contrast TO the large associations In
California and few elsewhere, there
are some that are quite small. One
In Massachusetts has 8 members
and 125 cows; another In Kansas has
10 members and IS cows; and in
Michigan there Is one with herds
and only 45 cows.
The use of cooperative contrasting
associations has resulted In great Inn
provemcnt in the quality Of the dairy
cows ia the localities where they have
been organized by reason Of the sift-
ing out of the low producers and the
discovery Of good cows that might
otherwise have been sacrificed.
The United States Department of
Agriculture collects statistics Of all
the cow-testing associations and Is
sues a directory Of all those that are
active on July / each year. 1t also
assists In the organization of ASSOC
Citations, working through the county
agent II there is one In the commu-
nifty.
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Expositor liners pay.
Subscribe for the Expositor.
Patronize your home merchant.
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Greenwood Township

A large number of people at
tended the Greenwood township
caucus but no amount of excite
ment was manifest. The follow
ing ticket as nominated with very
little opposition:
Supervisor-Wm. H. Wurzel
Clerk-Carl Pohl
Recommendation Hull
Highway Com.-Grover Wiley
Justice, full term-Chas Priehs
Justice, vacancy-Henry Zuelch
Board Review-George Oatman
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Have rented the rooms in the
Feed Barn, corner North and Ken
nefick streets, Yale, and have fit
ted them up in sanitary condition.
Will be in the city on Tuesday
and Saturday of each week
with a fresh supply of fresh
week with a fresh supply of fresh
meats to sell in chunks. Orders
phoned to me at my farm resi-
dence will be promptly filled.
Jesse F. Lett, phone 63-J 2 l. l S,
Yale.
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Coughing at Night
Can Be Checked

Bronchial coughs. coughs that
hang on after recovery from
influenza or grip, asthmatic
coughs, coughs caused by dis
tressing tickling in the throat-couehs
tia; cause one not only TO lose sleep
II; 70 disturb the rest of others-all
such coughs can be relieved by Foley's
Honey and Ta:.
The Experience of Two Men
L. W. Day. 65 Campbell Ave, E.. Detroit.
Mich. writes: 'Foley's Honey end Tar is great
IL relieves one with bronchitis very quickly. My
complaint in thaCline has almost gone and hope
never to have IL aeain.
Chas. Hoffman. EseiO Hotel. Oneida, ~ Y.
writes: Il have been troubled with tickling in
my throat and cough for the past three months.
] cen hiehy recommend Folcy's Honey and Tar
as 6Oc and SIC bottle gave me relief "
The Yale expositor., 1922-03-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Alfred Martin, Minister

Alfred Martin, Minister
Morning worship at 1880.
Evening worship at 1880.
Rev. Herbert A. Simpson, of
Lansing, will preach at both SER
vices.
Familiar hymns and inspiring
anthems.
Sunday school, Has. Mrs. l..
Roy Fuller, superintendent.
Mid-week service Wednesday at
1880.
You are cordially welcome.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday school at 1000.
Preaching at 11:00.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Revival meeting at Fargo every
night except Saturday night.
The Endeavorers have a bake
sale Saturday, beginning at $3.50
at Mr.. Davis store.
c. r. Strobridge, Minister
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MENNONITE CHURCH

Greenwood Church
1000 a. m, Sunday school
HOO a. M, preaching.
Brick Chapel
200 p. m, Sunday school
300 p. m, preaching.
1880 p. m, song service
800 p. m, preaching.
The public is invited.
r. M. Dodd, Past II
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Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

IS A TIME.TRIED REMEDY that
can be relied upon to get rid of coughs
and colds that lead to serious illness IT
neglected
Children like FOley'S Honey
and Tar. II contains no obiateS,
and wiH not injare q delicate
stomach.
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NOMINEES AT
TOWNSHIP CAUCUSES
BrOckway Township

The Republican electors Of
Brockway township held their
caucus in the town hall on Friday
afternoon last and it was a lively
affair so far as the nomination for
treasurer. Five candidates were
in the field and five ballots were
taken before a choice was made.
Morton Kilbourn finally winning
over Craig Adams by six votes
The other candidates in the field
were w. A. Cavanagh, John Turn
err and Thos. Walker.
Below we publish the nominees
for the several township Offices to
be voted for at the April 3rd cleo
ton:
Supervisor-W. A. Silverthorn
Clerk-Floyd E. Oatman
Treasurer-Morton Kilbourn
Highway Com.-Samuel Edger-
ton
Justice, full term Robert FL
lar
Justice, vacancy-Harvey Hyd-
orn
Board Review-Bert Barr
Constables-Joe Burton, Earl
Freeman, Chas. Ferguson, Walter
Brown.
Township Committee-W. A.
Cavanagh, Robert Ellar, Walter
Brown.
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Speaker Township

The caucus held in Speaker
township last Friday afternoon
was not very exciting although
there was considerable interest
shown and a goodly number of e.
lectors present. Below is a list
of the candidates placed in NOM
nation:
Supervisor-Andrew Wark
Clerk-Purl w. Harding
Treasurer-Melvin Kerr
Highway, Com.-Lee Heideman
Justice, full term-James Re-
gan
Justice, vacancy-Charles King
Board Review-P. j. Wood
Cons b e s-Joe Ludington,
Tom Wark, VIM. Weston,
The Yale expositor., 1922-03-16
KenOckee Township

In this township there was OPP
position for several of the offices.
Here is the list nominated:
Supervisor-John Doud, jr.
Clerk-Lloyd V. Andreae
Treasurer-Geo. d. HOOK
Highway Com.-Jas. p. Nolan
Justice-Alex Green
Board Review-James Haley
Constables-Reed Mericle, Har-
old Brennan, Kate Boyce, Chas.
Brandon.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-29
Election Returns Received BIZ
Radio From All State Points

Great Falls will this evening learn the outcome Of the
primary election by radio All election sent by wire
less other Montana cities will be received by The TIL
bune station KDYS and transmitted to the crowd that
will assemble at Fourth street and Second avenue north
A magnavox was installed by KDYS Monday and the
will be audible at place within hearing distance
of The Tribune building The bell of the magnavox will
protrude from window in the Fourth street side of the
building Cascade county election returns and those
ceved from the northern part of the state will be broad
casted as fast they compiled.
AS returns coming in by radio city and county
returns will be flashed Fourth street
from the Tribune building This service will replace the
bulletin board formerly conducted by The Tribune and
make impossible the answering of telephone calls.
Three telephones will be in by The Tribune for in
coming election returns The numbers 6319 4207 and
42 All election boards requested to call of these
numbers the count in their precinct is
pIeed Partial should be eephoned far
ticable Tribune representative will call all city eec
tion boards this afternoon.
The request is made that election be asked of
The Tribune the telephone and that nobody attempt
to obtain entrance to the editorial Every has
been employed give the public the of the election
at the earliest possible moment and to accommodate the
few who could telephone gain admttance the editorial
would be but to deay the reaching the infinite
ly larger number on the outside.
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to 300 per cent above the normal cost.
The Detroit manufacturer believes
that if he yields to what he terms the
'holdup" of the coal brokers, every
other manufacturer will follow suit
and that coal prices will reach an un-
preceednted figure. One source close
to Mr.. Ford said the manufacturer
had at the back of his mind" picture
of working men being unable , buy
enough coal to keep their families
warm because Of prices that eventu-
ally would be asked unless this p-o-
fiteering was nipped in its inception. ="
Gould Buy Many Mines
The Ford company recently refused
large number of offers on the part
of coal operators to sell mines. None
of these offers have been seriously
considered. however, because Of rhe
present transportation conditions. II
was explained by persons close to Mr..
Ford Monday that the offering of the
mines meant little as they IN he pur-
chased now for almost nothing. be-
cause of the large stocks of coal held
by brokers'
The manufacturer still believes the
linking of Louisville & Nashville ,nd
the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton rail-
roads, the latter his own DIR n.fty.
would solve not only the Ford company
problems but those of every ether coal
user in the Lakes region.