The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
EBEMIDJI TOWNSHIP

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The Better Farmers club and the
Bemidii Township Farmers club viii
meet on Saturday, March 4. A pic.
mic dinner and social time will be en-,
joyed and a special musical trca,
given by the Bemidji Clarinet trio
of which P. r.: Peterson is director
On Wednesday evening, March .
will be given the last of series OF
10 lectures at Cass Lake This ends
very instructive. as well as enter
tanning free agricultural course given
by Mr.. -Dvoracek and Mr.. Phughoeft
on request Of the farm bureau unit
of this township. All meetings have
been well attended and much. appre-
ciated. ~ LtEf;4-
James Hubble, son of Mr. and MIS-.
Milo Hubble, is very jill at this home.
Others ON the sick list last wees
were the ,Walberg family and mem
bers of the Peter Larsen family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gunsaalus and
son are now living in their perfectly
up-to-date farm home on. the trunk
highway. Their new house is COM
Eplete in every detail with electric
lights, furnace, modern kitchen equip
ment and bath conveniences.
Albert Moen is confined to his bed
with infammatory rheumatism.
Alfred Moen. has returned from
Crookston, where he attended the fu-
neral Of an aunt.
We all remember Miss Lucy Cor
diner who gave a series of talks at
Carr Lake. on nutrition last year.
Following is a pickup from recent
issue Of "The Farmer" written by
Miss Cordiner and placed here as per
request:
"Children need three good meals
daily. They need them more than du
prowups. A cold noon lunch is not
. proper meal on winter day fol
children or adults. Research has
shown that efficiency deteriorates l.!
the cold lunch is long continued. Why
should the rural one-room school not
provide the best facilities for the chill
dren attending? Give every child 4
hot food every day at noon. "-Lucy
Cordiner, food specialist
We might tell Of the sleigh-load
That was dumped into the snow
At the turn in Carriers road,
When nicely on the go.
Or hubby got load of hay
In spite of cold and drift,
Or Ed Rako is home to stay,
And vows no more to shift.
Or all the fun that's doin,
In; little old Carr Lake, y.
n Wv, t,,Onni,r)
Out one night quite late
Or the Farmers teams a :humummet
Best this. side of Mars, :
They make you wish for summer
f. Look out for the Cars.
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Or so and SO his taxes paid>~: g.
How much it doesn't matter, ,
'Tisn't right the way they're. laid !!
;. He was as mad as ha tier. !;
Or how the boys got bounty:
-. For killing Gustave's, cat
But folks around the county z
Don't care a rap for that. .
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Please don't get respondent. :,
If: you're not in the Pioneer,
Your dotty, correspondent
:. IS rather slow, we fear.
= Ala Scriblum.
"Why don't YOU write theAnews,''
Often comes to our. ears,
t'You're not worth your dues
/. And other haunting jeers.
We're very, very slow,
Wen have to admit, :.
In a town that's On the 90
We don't hit a Dlt.'
There's lots that, we might say
That wouldn't sound; just right,
To tell of each cola day, :,
F Won't make you feel quite bright
The sick list is',so lengthy :,
just now this year,
'Twould almost take. your strengthy
7 Make you think your time is near,