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Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

macy, and others.
A representative OF Womans Hn-
terprise who visited Dixie some
months ago went up again last week
to learn what progress the town vas
making and was surprised at the &C.
d;tions to it's steady growth in polu-
lation and mercantile enterprise.
Among the undertakings pr0poseo
and to be launched Immediately is q
bakery, to be operated by Messrs' "
G.. Martin and Ben Chultz. They VII
|suecialize in pasteries and all kinds O.
dread to be handled through mer
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

st;tutions have proven great con,
venienee to citizens Of the town E1:. and ID
neighborhood saving many a.t1'p a5' ,rS 10
the mother banks. Both are weli IAN: ana
ski sRillfu}ly 1hIiy>1 managed by capable 'o'''
ness men. ,ro.
Taken altogether Dixie is a pro! pro.
gressive town made 50 not Dy au;.;t noss+'elf ot
alone but by the progressive spirit oi
;ts n;oneers who each and all work
barmoniously to make their town onf
Of happy homes and enterpr's'ne "ef
chants. ,,:.:,
One Of the most recent aou's'0'l9
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

chants Of the town. This Will De
ou;te a valuable asset to the town and
presents a bright outlook for tins
town and an evidence that the town
has developed many business ventures
during the past year.
Nor is the financial end OF uroa''
life overlooked as Dixie boasts OF TWO
branch banks, one established by th@
hank of Baton Rouge under the super
vision Of Mr.. W. L. Hause and TN
other presided over by Mr.. M. b
Grumbach, is branch Of the Uni0'
Rank & Trust Company. These IN
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

the place is the Grand Theatre owneo
bv Mr.. Moorman, Of Baton Rouge
This is quite a large concern WI WIN
annie seating capacity and cost $lo'-
900. 49,
The thriving little town has an
other theatre, the Dixie, recently
built by Mr.. W. G. Martin OF DIXIE
and operated by him personally; MT
Martin, the pioneer movie nous'
builder deserves a great deal q, O.
credit as he had such strong 1al1' s'
. in the future growth Of the town ina
he did not hesitate in investing nea'
. ily when Dixie was in its 'n1alc:
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

He richly deserves the patronage
he is at present receiving ano
It is to be hoped success will continue
to reward the efforts he is making y 70
furnish clean amusement 70 'n'
natrons of his theatre.
When that wide awake baton
Rougean, friend Eagan' the ice ' ma"'
is found purchasing property upon ,.
which to establish an ice tact0ry H:.;. ~
wow he taken for granted that Dlxle
has a bright future before 1T: It: Ml.
]E Eagan, 50 we are informed, will erec'
a factory on a lot on Weller avenue
within the very near future.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

~ tho comfort or pleasure OF 1nhao'
;tants of larger urban communities:
churches, schools, theatres branen
banks, jewelers., butchers, dry goods
bakers, druggists, furniture houses
sE;llful physicians, dentists, repfr
shops. filing stations and all things
noces.arv to good and comtortaoAe
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

ton in prices let them be offered
where they may.
During a recent visit we found the
mercantile and mechanical estaol'sn-
ments quite busy serving customers
Of an hour that in most business Gen.
ters It IS more or less dull.
In Dixie may be found all that aooS
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27

IN commercial Importance as its large
sister lust to the South and one may
find there today as large and varied
stocks of merchandise Of all descrlp'
tion as anywhere else short OF the
metropolitan cities Of the country and
Il !, proud boast of its merchants
that they can and do meet compe'l
Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27
THE TOWN OF DIXIE.
Rapidly Increasing Population ana
Gratifying Commercial Activity.

The little neighboring town w't1
the Southern sobriquet "Dixie" !:
growing as rapidly in population ane
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

- SEER uno Grau Nlbert Mennl
perreiiten 9amStag mad Manfati
no iie it6 mebrere Gage I'M S. s.
Menno 9etm gu Beiu6 aufbalter
merben.
@lmer 9ama11r, tpel6er bas
let. 5bpmas College tn ct. Saul be-
iudt, oerlebte sic Siter Terten BET bet
Gltern 9errn nnb Grau Gareb 9a=
mann an SIb 8roabnap.
~ Die .. g.. 2ieber Tamilie III
wte6er na6 Morga1 3nriidgefebrt
na6 etnem mebrtdgtgen 8eiu6 Sen fe
ser Mobert 2ieber Camille III Court
lano Iomnibip abgeltattet batten.
SRI. @milp Duiel traf @amsz
tag bon M%tnneapoltS 6ter ein, UNI lt1
mebrere Sage BET ibrer Mutter Iralt
George Dniel, mobnbaft an Glib
@arben 9trabe gu Sci u6 anf3nbalz
ten.
- SRI. @6na Blauert perreiite
Mittmo6nd6mittag na6 Nenoille no
ite fi6 mebrere @o6en I'M 9etm tbrer
|S6mel ter nno 56magerS, Baitor
un6 Trau 81. 96terenbed beiu6smetz
le aufbalten nitro.
- Or. S. s. @tdenbni6, begleitet
BON ietner 9dmelter, SRI. Marp
autoierte @am8tag na6 Sor6an, no
ite it6 iiber Counting bel Sen @ltern
beiu6Smetie aufbtelten. ste famen.
Montagmorgens 5lriid.
- Montog Madmittag perreiiten
6rau 9otDarb Mrigbt nnb tire &inz
Der mte0er nad @tno1a 3uriid. 9te
batten BEN Gltern, 5errn un6 Trau
Sacob Sauer, mobnbaft an gfor0
Minnelota Strabe einen mebrtdgtgen
angenebmen 8eiu6 abgeitdttet.
49, SRI. 9pbia Iomi@in perlebte
fiir3lt6 eintge Gage BET tbren @ltern,
9errn unb Trau Gbarle8 Toni6tn,
Sub Broab1Dan. SRI. Tomi6in5
1T an ether Dtitrifti6nle tn Der gedbe.
BON 9pringfielb angeitellt nnb nabm.
tire Tdttgfeit an 6ieier ant DienStag
auf.
- SRI. @lfie Sober, mobnbaft In;
Den NapioS, g. 9. lit @amStagna@
mtttag bier etngetroffen um Ste Siternl
BET bteitgen Sreunben nnb 8ermanoz
ten gu perleben. Wdbrenb tbre6 Nnfs
entbalt8 oabter mar lie @ait I'M 6etm|
BON 5errn uno Grau Sobn s.. NrbeS,,
nobnbaft an Morb Mtnnelota @trabe.
- @i6tsrS SO. 0lfen nno Court
Neporter @barleS s.. Murrap perz
retiten Montagmorgen mad Neomoob
Sails, no Ser Briibiabrs Eermtn be8
,Dttrtftgert6t8 bon 6ebmoob Gonntp
letnen Mnfang nabm. Nuf BENT 3iptl
&alenoer maren al[etn So Sale angez.
meloet morben. Son bteien ltnb "A
Tdne Ste I'M lebten Termtn nt6t err
ret6t unb gei6lt6tet meroen fonnten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
2pfaf Menigfeiten,

- Trou Gbas. 9anier, mobnbaf1
In 5leepp Gpe, btelt it6 anSgangS Del
@p9e I'M 9etm tbrer Gltern, 9errr
unb Trau Sobn @perl belu6Smetit
auf.
= Trau Nlfreb Oo1neter lit mad
bier %5uriidgefebrt na6 etnem mebrtd=
gigen 8ein6 SEN Tie. ibrer Mutte1
6rau Mrna 56erf In @tntbrop abgez
ftattet bate.
- Trau g. Slaae8 nnb 106ter=
den iino 5amstag bon 9leepp @ne
3uriidgefebrt mo Tie 8erman0ten nn0
Sreunben etnen m%ebrtdgtgen Bein6
'abgeitattet batten.
= Trau Tranf @roiam uno OBJ
he George unb Sobn, beglettet BON
Sri. Marp 9etnrt6 BON Tatrfar btel=
ten it6 9amStag gei6dft8balber nno
bciu6smeiie betr auf.
= SRI. Clara @perl perreiite
Montag mte6er na6 ct. Saul. 9ie
bate ii6 etlt9e Sage I'M Setm tbrer
Gltern, Serrn nnb Sran Sobn Sperl
81 8elu6 aufgebalten.
= Trau $. 8. Menklaff unb &tnz
ser itnO na6 tbrem 9etm In Ntcollet
5uriidgefebrt mad etnem fur5en 8eiu6
Sen fie bteltgen 8erpan6ten un6
Jreunoen abgeitattet batten.
@alter 9oie lit 5onntagna6<
mittag na6 MtnneapoliS 5uriidgez
febrt na6 etnem mebrtdgtgen 8eiu6
BEN ct ieinen @ltern, Germ unb Gran
Ofarttn Soie abgeitattet batte.
=. SRI. Qeola Sol etter perreiite
9ienstagna6mtttag mod ct. Saul
no ie tbrem S6mager un0 ibrer
S6mei ter etnen 8eiu6 abitatten nitro,
Ser iib auf mebrere @o6en eritreden
mtrD.
= 6rau Sen. @maial unb 5o6ter
bon 9leepp @pe beiu6ten a1Sgangs
letter @o6e Die @ltern, reipeftioe
@robeltern, 9errn uno Trau Nnorem
@olf, %mobnbaft on Nor6 Hapne
gtrabe.
- Trau Merner.bi felt Sen lebten
bret @o6en I'M linton Soipttal IN
8erpflegung mar, reiite 9am8tag in
Seslettung bon 6re6 @erner uno
Grotn @egner na6 tbrem 9etm tn
2amberton ab.
= Superintendent @loor, Hrin=
5ipal q. s. @larf nnb Ste Damerl,
SRI. Sarrtet Mprtd unb @lt5abetb
Sprteiterba6 bon ser SEEM ulm Sod
i6ulen Tafultdt nabmen on Ser Ser
iammlung ser 2ebreridaft tell, ote
Srettag letter @o6e in BET untperz
iitdt bon Mtnneiota In M%inneapoliS
itattfan0.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
9anfiagnng.

Nllen unferen 6reunoen linofraberen
Na1barn, tpel1e unS na6 benz Ableben
unieres geltebten @atten unb gaz
terS,
SDbn 2inbmeper,
btlfret6 uno tr0ftenb CUR @eite
itanben, nno allen, melhe benz Set
6enbegdngniS beilDobnten, prede11
lptr biermt unieren ber3li6ften uno
ttefgefiblteften Danf aus. be
3iellem Da1f Derpfltdtet fins mir
ben 5argtrdgern, ben BlumerIpen-
bern, ben Mttgliebern 6e8 81. So
iep6 gerei1s n1rb inSbeionbere Gep.
6. q. 9oSleben flr leit1e troitrei=
den Bprte.
6r,au Sobn 2inbnneper
4. Mm Rinber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
IMmw Observation-Disclosures mMm Observation-Disclosures mm m m mmM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mN

Sri. 2auretta NartDetler bemirz
tete Montagabenb l8 6r%eu11binnen TN
5etme tbrer Gltern, Germ unb Brall
Weife Nannetler, Morb 5tate Strabe
anldbli6 TIRES @ebnrt8tageS NIT Ell
nem iebr i96nen z llbr Dinner.
Gral1 Garl Grone or. fab
Dienstagna@mtttag et11e Mn3abl Daz
men IN tbrem @eim an Der Morb
Mtnneiota @trabe, 3u @bren BON Grau
Nlfreb NooS nnb Io9ter Mtntfreo,
Ste it6 beiu6Smetie bter aufbtelten.
Mean unterbtelt ii6 betm 800" @piel,
mad Incident eth iebr I60ner 2un6
lerpiert tpurbe.
S3u Gbren BON Grau Tbeo.
Mueller bon @ttlpater unb Grau
Mlfreb Noo8 nnb Ip6ter Mtntfreb
BON Seem. 8utler, @tSc., bemtrtete
Grau Otto Mener, @ib Broabmap,
Donner8tagna6mtttag :eine Nn5abl
Greunbe In ibrem 9etm. Den iebr
angenebm Derbra6ten Ma6mittag be-
Elm feiner 9nnd, BET nm 5 lbr
i%erDtert nurbe.
- Tren11oe nhb 8erpanote bon
Serrn unb Grau Sobn 6. 5tebenz
brunner nberrai6ten btele am Sonn=
tagabeno tn tbrem 9eim on Der .slb
Minneiota 5trabe, UNI init tbnen
tbren 20. 9o63eitStag gu feiern. sic
bradten i6merbelaoene &6rbe nit,
aus beren Snbalt fie Elm fDitlideS s
l1br Dtnner ierDterte11. 5pdter Ipiel=
te man 800" on z Tii6en n1lh. nnterz
belt ii@ portrefflt6 bis gu ipdter
9tnnbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

.u @erfaufen-8aditetn @obnbauS
NIT 6 3immern, Seller u11ter benz
ga115en Sau8, NIT CONNER &ide.
@robe 3tlterne, gebobrter 8rnnz
men, &lb 9tall, 5iibner .5tan,
S6tpeine Stall, &orn 5@uppen
unb an6ere @ebdllt6fetten. d3n
berfaufen NIT elmer, 3pet ODER bret
Gotten ie. na6 Wuni6. Mad3uz
fragen BET Soiepb 9oger, Tront
unb 6. Glib 5trabe. Nbp. 15-l7
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

@ir m66ten allen b~enieniger
unieren Danf auSipreden, oie nnS
BET benz BON BET ct. Marp'8 fatboliz
f9en @emet1be letten Montag perarlz
ltalteten Mabrung8mtttelz8 erfauf
bur6 @ef6enfe unteritiikten. 8ez
ionberS banfen mtr au9 ser Tirma
Nagel & 2earp fiir bic 2abung 9ol3,
.bie fte nnS gum @ei6enf ma6te.
Nop. Ice. ct. Marn'8 Mltar geretn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

Serrp Mble, Ser ais &lempner
tn 5leepn @ne angeitellt lit, beindte
ietne @ltern, Serrn unb Gram @bri}t
Mble iiber Die Sitern.
Trau $. 8. @entlaff nnb &tn=
Der febrten mad ibrem 9eim In Nicolz
let 3urid, na60em tie bieitgen Breun<
BEN nnb 8erDanbten einen Beiu6 abb
geItattet batten.
SIM Seine bon 6errn un0
Trau 8. Manberfelb, mobnbaft an
N}orb 8aibtngton @trabe, bdlt ii6
6ieie ISOLDE bte To9ter, SRI. Ser
trnbe Manoerfel6 bon MinneapoliS
gu 8eiu6 auf.
- Trau q. s. Srping, mel6e
lebte Mo6e ibren @ltern, 9errn
unb Trau @abriel @ebbarb, etnen
angenebmen 8eiu6 abitattete, lit
5amStag mteber mad tbrem 9etm
tn WinneapoltS 3uridgefebrt.
SO. q. 8ingbam, ser li6
pdbrenb beS pergangenen @inters
5n ietner @rbolung IN Californian
a%ufgebalten batte, tit BON bort 5uz
riidgefebrt nno bat ietne Idttgfett
IN ietnem @el6dft mteber aufge=
nommen.
~ SRI. @itber @6aefer, nelde
an ether 9anbidule in Der Ndbe
bon 9mo 9arbor8 eine %2ebreritelle
befleibet, perlebte Ste 0lterferten
BET ibrer Mntter, Brau 6reo edit
fer, an 9di0 Minneiota 9trabe
mobnbaft.
Sri. Glenora Wal3er peran=
italtete Montagabeno I'M 9enrp
8tebl 9etm IN Meit Menton eine
Ian3z@eieni6aft, 3u Gbren BON Nler
@en6tnger. Sen fr0bliden Nben0
bei6lob etn feiner 2un6. 9outie
NbamS bon bier nabm an Der Geitlt6=
fett tell.
So @err nnb 6rau @op @orbter
bon Suron, g. 9. geben bic an
fnnft eines 166terdens befannt,
mel6eS @amStag iei1 Gridetnen
ma6te. Srau @orbter lit bte friibe=
re 9tnoa Martt BON bter, Io9ter
BON 5errn uno Grau Nnoolpb
Mlartt.
80 grau s. 8. G6orsneb unb
&iuoer, pel6e ben @inter iiber
I'M 9eime Der @ltern, Germ unbl
Bram Milltam @tnfelmarn on
|@Ib 8roabpap metlten, finb mad
Cumberland, @tSc. n%erreiit, no iie.
ii6 BET @errn IborSneb's Gltern.
'beiu68metie aufbalten merben.
= Or. 8. 6. @tridler mar
DonnerStag lekter ISOLDE IN Manz
fato, no er bor Is S6otttib Site
6reinaurern bon Manfato eine Nns
lpra9e belt. Gin 8anfett purbe
nm $50 lerpiert. 8erl6iebene an
oere Nnipra9en bon Nebnern bon
Manfato unb MtnneapoliS nuroen
gebalten.
Gb. Moebler, Ser neuerndblte
M1apor bon ct. Setter bat
Mi6ael Dempiep alS Holt3eizGbef
unb @m. Bafeftelb ais Na6t=
poli3it angelteM. Dieie tree
ten an 5teae BON Gbef s.. 6.
#Gridion uno Na6tpoli5if Deter &arz
pen, nelde nnter Der Nbminiitration
BON Grau q. 6. @ault TN Nmt
naren.
49, Grnlt Sobnion, Ser hber 10
Sabre bie 5telle eines 8uttermaders
III Ser MiDerii6e Greamerp ii 8er=
nabotte Time bate, bat etne1t dbnliz
den Soften bei Der 2afanette greanlz
ern angenommen. ST tritt on 5telz
e bon Nler Sobnion, Der fir3li6,
reiignierte, I'm bas amt etneS .geIos
5efretdrS Der 8ntterma6er ieneS
Di5frifts an3unebmen. Sen MiIion
piro iein Madfolger n ser 0iper
iioe Grearnerp.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Il No.
MINI.
Street

~ SIM 5erbert 2inb @eim an
Nor6 Tranflin @trabe madte Don=
nerStag letter @o6e etn itrammer
@tammbalter ietn Gri6einen.
- sSrau Ibeooore Mueller bon
gttnmater metlt GIT Sat bel ibrer
(5dmelter, Srau &ate Saeberle,, mobn=
BAIT an Glib Wafbtngton 9trabe.
- 5enrp Menoinger unb 96me=
tern @elen nnb Gertrude bon Tatrz
far btelten 1i6 ~anfanss Der Wo9e
bier gei6dftS= uno bein6Sbalber anf.
- SRI. @ioIa STARTS oerlebte
ba8 @o9enenbs BET tbrer 96meter,
6rau Setter 9mttb In 6airfar, nno
BET ether Sreuubin IN 8tntbrop.
- Serr unb Gral q. S. 2oeffler
nnb &tnber, Die ii6 etlt6e Gage I'M
Seine Ser Gltern tn WtnneapoltS
~aufgebalten batten; itno DtenStag
abeno BON bort snridgefebrt.
y 80 &- -%1S%4 orr &4&aNiE+. Z-g
- @enrD Gier, mel6er 6as ct.
Sobn'S College tn Gollegeptlle be.
ln6t, perlebte. pie Sterferten bet
SEN @ltern, 6errn lno Trau 8.
@i{er, @ib Minneiota 9trabe.
6rau S. 81. M2eper nno Todz
ter bon Ho6elter pare1 iiber pie
.Ditertage @d1te I'M @eim Der @lz
tern, 6err11 nnb .Trau Suit @nie,
.9no 8anep @trabe mobnbaft.
Trau Meife @lsner lit mad
ct. Saul 3uriidgefebrt, nod eirem
mebrtdgtgen 8eiu6, ben ite tbrem
59mtegeripbn unb 9o6ter, 9errn
un0 Grau 8obert Rabfe abse1tattet
bate.
grau Muoolpb Sad 1T
.@amStag na6mittag BON Mtnneapo-
li8 bier eingetrpfien, I'M ii@ mebrere
Gage BET ibrer M}ltter, Tral Blod
mobnbaft an Moro State 9traBe,
auf5ubalten.
- Muf ser Seimretie bon ct,
Setter itatteten SEER uno 6ron ..
6. @ilfillan BON Morgan Soiepbb
8. nnb SRI. Anna 9inomeper on
.9ib 8allep 9trube etne1l fnr5en
8eiu6 ab.
grau Maggie Mueller BON
MeinneapoliS bdlt it6 3ur3eit be-
lndsneiie I'M 9etme TIRES 5obnes
nn6 @9mtegertodter, 9errn nno
Gra1 Nrtbnr Meueler, ytorb Ma1bz
mgtor @trabe auf.
- SRI. 6lorerree 9oei6 bon Nfin=
11eapolis traf lekten 9amstas11ad=
mittag bier ein uno mtro IT'D ndb=
ren6 ser ISOLDE beiud8meiie TN
6eirne bon Greb 8rnit nno anoeren
Treur6en uno 8ermaroten aufbalz
ten.
SRI. Qaura @utb 1T DtenStagz
na6miftag nieber nod MtnneapoltS
aurndaefebrt mad etnem fnr5en 8ez
5I6 ben tie tbre1 Gltern, De1rH Hl0
.Nrau 6ra11f @utb, mobnbaft tn @otz|
tonipooo Gomnibip un0 bieiigen Ser
nanoten nno Greunben abgeftattet
bate.
49, grau .Mnna 8artba BON bier
uno @enrp &oebler bon Jartbault
mlr6en am Montagmorgen tn benz
fatbolilden Hfarrbanie onr6 6eo.
s.. 59linfert getraut. 9err uno,
Gra1 sos. @laiien BON bier iparen
Irauaellgen. Serr unb 6sral &oebler
nerben III garibault tpob1ten.
Mbolpb 9netien BON 5tarlep,
|ga. s.. reiite Mittpo6 Dteoer mad
6auie. Gr bate leiner Mntter, Dran
Martba 2uetien, mobnbaft an ytoro.
@erman @trabe etnen ff1r5en 8eiu6
abaeitattet. 5ein 50bn6en 8obbie
lieb er bier tpelde8 bic 9ominer
Monate BET Der @robnrntter perlebe1l
miro,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

9pt 81 @erfaufen-S~. 10 Blod 145
Mor6 bon Center G rabe, 3peite
Got bon @fe, Sci. j. ion nnb 8,
Norbifrabe, S6reibt an S. 8.
Meueller, 1877 81. Glepelan6 Npe.,
ct. Saul, Mtnn. Nbp. l5-17
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

gu Standardization Gotten IN
@o6S Nbbitto11. Nu@ einige 3u
permteten. Nu6 ionlttgeS @run0.
eige11tum 1T Seem llm gefauft ODER
oerfauft. SuliuS Rrauie, 526
Nprb Minnei ota Strabe, Seem
nlm, Mtnn. Sci. 1926.
Nbb. 1913
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

8nm gerfanf-Weibe Ylpmoutb
Nod 8rntcier, 75c bro Setting
nno 8nf burlington 8rnteier, SO
GentS pro Setting" Ni9ar6
Steinfe, Selepbon 1240z2.
Nbp. l2-17 M
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

3n @erfaufen- @eibei6ene gens
Yfoiten 5u annebmbarem Yreis.
Wad3nf ragen BET @arl Magel an
Summit Npe. In Ser Mabe BON
56enS Braueret. Nbp. Is 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

:3um @erfauf -@arantterte z Yroz
gent 3inien tragenoe Garm 9pz
potefen (Tarm Mortgages). Mdbez
Re Mu8funft auf Der NbDofatur bon
Gilbert 5%tetrlbauier, Stem nlm,
Mtr11. Nbp. 1917
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

gum Berfauf.-6 Wobnz
ba1S, teilmeiie MODERN. Sur nddz
bere MnSfunft rnfe man 9elepbon
1855 8 ooer fprede 1911 Norb
8roa0map Dor. abb 1917,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

Gum @erfanf-5,0OO gaditeine
(butlbing brtd) Ma63ufragen BET
Soc Torlter, 204 sc. Minn. Ctr.
Sci. 1913. NbD. l6
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

Barm @erlangt-M166te bon Tarm
Gigentiimer, Der lie fir 9erbitliefe-
rllng perfaufen min. @eber sic
1iebrigften Breis. 8. Sones, Bor
500, 9lnep, Sn. Nbp. 16p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-24

Augusta. ,it.5H". Gfent 'ounsy bepos-
81 of Wiuiamst"wH. $4,000: First Ma
tougI Irrh ui West Union. o.. Slo."'".
Security Trust eco" "f Lexington. Mr.
NH1u.rs personal. fs".no"- lanN %
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o., ANA T.Ii National Eank. or Ley
i"-t.u. .iUH""'. FLORENCE Deposit
EauE. ...r -c. IND. $1,000 First -1-
fi.rHi i'1aE at I.lz1beihto"r. sis."''.
t.t."- iarS ana Trust Co. 10 -.an ''
."'.- -.sr state Bank OF NouteI.N.
$4,000. Tanners Bank OF C"rinth. S"--
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.. t-....r $4,000. i's.. ii"nt person
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.' |.''r $4,000" .".i... '.- '"r'~
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'.~s-H' Junction. $500. <...'"1'
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$1,000. First %a.'a~-' ra"k o. Bethel
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-24
The Best Couch Medicine

When Z druggist finds that his
customers all speak well of
certain preparation. he forms a
good opinion OF it and when in
need of such Il medicine Is almost
certain to Use ii himself and in
his family. This is why SO many
druggists use ans recommend
Chauberlan's Cough Remedy. !.
b. Jones. a well known druggist.
OF Cubrun. XIV. says 81 have used
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy il
my family for the past seven
wears and have ioun>. it to be the
best cough medicine l haze ever
known ian
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-24

O'Rear's Strong Stand
Judge Ed C. O'Rear, whom
President Stone introduced as a
man of wide legal learning and Of
distinguished record Of service to
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-24

banker to do anything against his
best Judgment and then read =
letter from James b. Brown. OF
the National Bank Of Kentucky.
in which Mr.. Brown cXpressed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-24
To the Dyspeptic

Would you not like to feel
that your stomach troubles are
over, that you can eat any kind
of food that you crave? Con-
slider then the fact that Chamber
lain's Tablets have cured others
not you? T ere are many
who have been restored to health
by taking these tablets and can
now eat any kind of food that
they crave. Jan
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-24

I'll Eczema .-t1A1tILGIIb
III, state. said hc would like To-
know who SAYS It's uucou,jitu-
tional. and what, thc matter
with IL:
Who is raising the question of
c,uSt.,utiunali,y he asked.
(which constitution does It viQ-
late. federal cor state: II ! were
cunccrndc I'm an effort To- defeat
thc Bingham bill and the effort Of
the farmers to organize I would
cndcavor TO create doubts, scare
the growers. give them cold ic"t
and thus faint hearts. You can
depend upon it that these who
TOW question it arc not lying
awake night, trying to- create a
better market for tobacco i'm Ken
tucl;y."
What's the matter with this
act: :" Judge O'Rcar asked again.
Then he answered the question
himself: I'll tell YOU what's the
matter; it, likely to work. to do
" hat ii was intended To- do.
Judge O'Rear said that no sta
tute, federal or state. ever had
been held invalid by any court IN
2 matter Of doubt. but only where
the lay was clearly wrong. He
pointed to the extreme improha-
bility OF a court holding this law
wrong Because of the doubts Of
Louisville lawyers as to It's valid
lily.
Judge O'Rear asked if any
banker or any other person pres
ent desired to ask any question.
md none being offered. he aid he
he had made a careful examina-
ton OF the Bingham act as the
request OF John T.. Brown. al
~Nclhv county. who offered il in
the House. and he had found two
or three minor matters IN which
~ had suggested a change OF
wording. These changes. he said.
had been made. Later, at the re
quest OF President Stone. he SAID
he had made another examination
OF the bill with result that he had
come to the definite conclusion
that the bill is valid and constitu-
t.onal.
1T Is good enough to drive the
other fellows into a blue funk. :"
said Judge O'Rear. Good enough
to make the price of outside to-
bacco twenty cents and better a
pound twice as high as tobacco
sold for last year. and in my opin
ion good enough TO make the
pooled tobacco worth thirty
cents q pound or better"
Judge Bingham Speaks
Judge Bingham. who was then
introduced by President Stone.
said he thought that the LAWYERS
who had pronounced the bill I'M
constitutional had put themselves
I'm an absolute absurd position.
Regardless OF his respect for the
source ol some OF the legal criti-
cisms OF the law. he declared he
was convinced in his own mind
that the law is ,vaIid a. written.
But. he said. assuming that thu
law is unconstitutional. not a sin
gle lawyer had said that il the
banks made these loans they
would not get their money back.
Judge Bingham explained that
4 minimum OF $3.600.OO0 would be
aeeded in these initial loans. OF
fhis amount. he said. S1.305.0OOI
had been raised by the loans in
Louisville and Cincinnati. SHE
said that all that stood betweenI
he association and success or
failure was $2.295.0O0. and that's
what we want you to furnish" y
He said that he did not want any |
To the Dyspeptic
Mould vot14 NOT lie RI feel