Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26
Red Baby 2 Dealer. r Repre-
I senting Various Branches
} Of The Northwest District
OF The Company 70 Have
Gala lime Ii Grand F Ferks
( Tomorrow; 4 no ! Day J. T. b B.
! I. Featured b Monster . !! Pa
| rade, 4 Good Pro 7 ! osram, Ban
quet And Dance.

Grand Forks is watch fully waiting
the arrival Of the "Red Baby Twins
---one q $50 pounde i and the other q
80 FOUNDER. Reports indicate, that
these famous twins, known the world
over. will appear on the streets to-
morrow. All Grand Forks VIM want
to see the Red Baby Twins. roll down
the avenue in the Red Baby truck
built and designed especially for their
Use. Tomorrow will be Back to
Prosperity Day" in Grand Forks and
the arrival OF the twins is only part
OF the program.
In anticipation Of the event the
forth with special window displays,
featuring Red Babies and showing q
great array Of prosperity. bargains. y
Grand. Forks has taken hold Of the
prosperity day idea with enthusiasm
and large number of merchants Of
the city are planning on participating
in the big day.
Parade at $3.50.
Promptly at $3.50 p. m. Stomor-
row the big parade Of seventy-seven
Rod Babies will swing away from the
International Harvester company's
branch house at Alpha and Seventh
street. The parade will be headed by
Chief John Fitzgerald Of the Grand
Forks fire department, in one Of the
Fire Departments Red Baby Trucks.
delivered to International Harvester
company dealers in seventy-seven
I towns in the trade territory, covered
F.; by the Grand Forks branch of the In
ternattonal Harvester company in
Northwestern Minnesota and North
eastern North Dakota will be next in
line. The Grand Forks Municipal
hand will furnish music for the pa
rade and will play on the streets OF
Grand Forks after the parade. % Y
The line Of march win Sbe from the
International Harvester company :
branch house on Seventh stfeet and
Alpha avenue, on Alpha avenue; tt
/, Fourth street, down Fourth street Ito
! Bruce avenue. ons Bruce avenue to
\ Third street. on Third street tosIone
AVENUE, on lone avenue to Fourth
( street, on Fourth street back to- the
International branch house on .A1pha
Lex Convention Ia Morning. sss'5
Coming from AL. northwestern
states and from as far east as Chi
! GRIND Forks their headquarters fol
one big 'Red Baby Celebration" The
{ dealers convention will be called to
order at $3.50 q. m. at the Inter
national branch house by C. H. Nc.
Manus branch manager, at Grand
Forks. The speakers in the forenoon
session will be J. L. Upton, who will
talk on general business prosperity
and A. p. .SYerkeA who will discus.
the dealers and visitors will be; guest.
Of Mr.. McManus at the Harveste,
building.
In the afternoon at o'clock; thu
convention will again come to order
to hear addresses by Fred LAgerwall
! advertising manager, OF the Crane
Forks branch, who will talk on thu
different phases of the advertising
business as applied to the retail i'm;
plement business. III. O. Il Alexander
win speak on dairying3 and another
address will be given BY Mr. ipton.
Banquet. At s O'Clock.
At s o'clock, Manager McManu.
will be host to the implement dealer,
and visitors at q banquet at the Com;
mercial club. A rousing good time
has been planned and indication
point to banquet that these visitor,
to Grand Forks will long renaember.
y Among the speakers at the hanque
OKeefe, Jr., president Of tha Cit,
Commission: n. p. Smith, presiden
Of the implement association: DR.. G
M.2:Williamson. president Of the Com
metcial club; w. p. Davies editor o
the Grand Forks Herald; A.
Hunter, president Of the First Ne,
tional bank; J. d. Bacon. .Bonanza
Fagmer;" J. G. Haney, manage
Agricultural Extension Dept; A. z
Yerkes, editor of Tractor Farming;;''
HI O. Alexander, manager Cream
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