davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-08-06

Ole Jupiter Pluvius don't seem
to have any pals helpin' him., but
he certainly can do some TEEN
work, say we. ! .
The Washington times., 1922-08-06

From the way this here radio
bug is spread we would say it
was a communicable disease, al
though we've sat an listened for
developments on some Of 'em so
long some times that we were of
the opinion that 1t was non-com-
municative.
The Washington times., 1922-08-06

Danny Green says that while
this movement Is on for oiled
milk why don't some one see to
1t that they oil the milk wagons
SOS they don't creak SO In the
early mornin's.
The Washington times., 1922-08-06

The boardefs up at sophrony
Prune's say they've got a violin
LIST up there who Is just like Nero.
He fiddles while the boarders
burn with indignation to git at
him.
The Washington times., 1922-08-06

A rollin' stone don't gather no
moss, but a rollin' pin gathers in
q lot Of cross husbands, say we.
The Washington times., 1922-08-06

From the way this here miners
strike hangs on it don't seem to
US as though fuel digger an his
money is soon parted.
The Washington times., 1922-08-06

After looldn' over some Of
these baby-dolls who are sum
merin' In our midst We can't help
but think Of that old wheeze
about beauty an the bleach.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
6elloss 11pmimeret.

Geo oen replblifanife @tatsfon=
BENTON ct. Saul ii6ite SSre6ag, fit
Senator @eIlogg Domination til
@ienbalg. Se6 i9rite @alIot fit ban
$50 Sten1ner l16af Sc 1888 @ten1=
mer ion1 bleb faitet~ 9pn1n1er Sal
lam bar bans iterfeite Mo6fanoioat
men ban fif fnn omfrtng 200 Sten1:
n1er. De gbrige &or6t6ater ionl
bleb no1nineret bar 6e 1t11p9ren6c
StotsembeosmGn6, ltn6tage1 G1eri
Of @upreme Court, for bbilfen 5til:
Ting, Miis Grace s. &aercber, fra
Srtonbille, bleb 1to111ineret. Sen
bbrigc republifanife Statsttcfet for
SrimGrbalget bi1 6erfor bli iaale-
oes: @uberner, S. M. .. @reps
Gice CUB, 2ouis 8. Collins; @tats
Iefret9r> Oeife @oIm; Mu6itgr, 9}at
g. Gbaie;; &osierer, &enrp Ri1es
Sernbanefommtsfer, Sban 8otpen
Mttornep General, 6. 8. &ilton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05

9pitanbelie flyer Setter. @ro nere
.qgaf ion1 giber os Seier beo Dor Ser.
re Seins &riitus, tiger Barlns. 81
ifal borbe ban1 lige Fbi bi ffal }e
bam iom ban er, flyer SSobanneS.
Men &iIoen og Mo6en til BET alt.
]onmen er bette @oaifeebangelilm1
S Ie6er efter Seius ben &orsfeiteoc
ban er lite fer, bun er Spita16er,
iom bm bar fagt.
!. Sen 0pitanone bor nu beiteget lit
@iges &ongeitol, og ban ifal bere
&onae, i1r6til ban. bar lagt alle fine
5ieroer UNDER fine Seooer. Sen
1i6ite sSien6e er De6et1. Ser ifol
@riiti 0pitan6elies &raft treite BEN
troen6e nteo BET 9anb, at om bi el1o
ogr, ifaI pi bog lebe be6 bam iom er
Opitonoelien og 2ibet. Tbi iom So
be6et, 1ao 2ent1erne.
San er Spitan6en ftore Sub,
@or @n6 er en forfonet @lt6,
&or 9irtmel er mt aaben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
Den itore streif.

9ber en- balp Wfillien Mano ia,
neblagt fit Mrbeioe / Mnterifas &ul'
n1it1er. Dette iotn Jglge al oe1t be-
bnbebe Streif, fom tog fin @egpn.
belle fibite 2erboe. =:
Geo fdnrtlige &uln1iner De .Sor'
e11e6e @tater, bner. Winearbeioerne
er organiieret, er Der MT MrbeioS,
itans. 2e6erne for 6e foreneoe Wel,
1learbei6ere Mmertfa ier rneget lift
paa Situationen, og fren1boI6er, at
Der berlfer ef Sombol6 b1anbt Mr.
bei6erne, iom n1an iiel6en fin6er
Mage til. .slIlere6e 8reoag begDnote
Mrbei6erne poa forffiellige @teoer
at forla6e fit Mrbeioe. Granf Sars
rington, 2eoer for Gagforeningen i
Sllinois, f11n6e oplpie 2gr6ag, at
on1trent bber eneite Ma1tb af 6e 95,-
600 Winearbeioere< Ser fin6es / 81
1inois, bab6e ne6lagt tit Mrbei6e, og
at &ililutningen bar LOO PCT. "
perfeH. ~
@irfttingerne al &uIitreifen BE-
gDn6er at meI6e fig alIere6e. Bbu=
lip @urrap, 8icepreii6ent for Uni
te6 Mine g8orfers, bar oplDit, at
iom Selge at @treifen bar Ser 49,
600 Sernbanearbet6ere i 8ennfDl-
ba1ten, iom bi16e BIZ arbeibs1ple.
Mepreientanter for BenniDlboniell
@cnen erflerte, at Mrbei6sftDrfer
graobis bil6e bIi re6nceret. De fgr,
ite &nltog bleb tot bort ollerebe 2er>
6og og 6e ebige btl gaa famine Sci,
laa i1ort fom @ebol6ntngerne al
@te1tfnl fra Winerne er Bit bragt
til fine 8eitentmeliesiteber..
Brefi6ert &arbing n6trpfte 2er,
6ag Morgett fin itore 8eflagelie ober
at set life bar lpffe6es &egierineen
at bin6re @treifen, men fren1bo1ot
iantibig, at Ser fra 9tegieringens
SIDE bar Bit 9iort alt, iom giares
fun6e for at fon1me til e1t fre6e1tg
2esning of Sp6rsmaa1ene. BrGii=
oente11 benegte6e ct 9fpgte ont, at
&egieringen bab6e iii1t6e at n1obili;
iere fin 2uftfloa6e iom en- @iffer'
be6sfora1ti ito1tning beo Minerne, og
ban frernbol6t fom lin itfre 9orbis-
ming, at Streifen life biloe le6e til
@o161ombe6er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
Sraftaterme ratifieeret.

Gorbllllbsicrateh rotificcrte at.
pigte uge Mman6straften, Der an>
gaor &ina, og &inas 2orif, og Der
n1e6 bleb set fer6ig me6 alle 6e lDn
Eroftoter, fotn man bleb enig oui
poa neutrality-suspicious.
93tntogttraftate11 bleb eniten1nlie
ratificeret, 1ne6ens &ari ftraftatcl1
blep go6fienot 1ne6 So moo en- @tem
me. De ipr Erattater, ser toger Sig
te paa, at Mogterne ifal bepare Gre=
BEN Set 1tt1(e SAB, 1tgelom 6e oa=
1aa tager Sigte paa at re6ucere 6e
ubDre Granddaughter og Sc oermeo
forbun6ne @fatter ia11,t fri &ina for
Garen for at blibe angrebet af rob-
gierrige g3aboer mere, ems bi6tiI er
fleet er ien6t tilbage til Ernii6enten
/ ratiftceret 6orm.
&nn ett al Sc ipb Graftater, ne11=
Zig 6iren1agttraftoten> bleb forano-
ret of @endtet. Set bar forreiteu
en @eierbation, iom bleb frtpttet til
6e1t nentlig, at Sc Gorene6e 5tater
foritaar Sroftaten 6er9en, at SEN it.
fe er nogen Mlliance og forpligter
life Notionen til at tage lin Eilfh1gt
til Wo9t for at opretboloe, bba6 Ser
nebnes 6en.
Brnli6ent @ar6tng bill ofceptere
Aeierbattonen og fomn1er til at un-
oerrette oe anore otte @ogter orr,
at ban er feroig til at 116perle Ga-
tififationerne me6 6er1. De an6re
Magter ffol i 2pbet af 6e 11elte to
eller tire Maarleoer bebanoIe &rofto=
tert1c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
Sog ben ,mcb til Norsc. ,

Soe ben meb til Morgc. IS s; GSuli
1919 reiite tniu G;an1il;e OF jeg til
@oree", ffriber &r. :0fartin Gb=
,par6s fra @pcantore, Sll. ~sSeg toa
iefs Slaifer nf ST. Beters 9nrifo
ne6; tire af bent tog NUN gatnle Mos
ser, iont babbe bGrct plogct n1eb
ooarlig Mabe og 8eipimeliesanfalo.
Me6ici11en bar gibet benbe fuloitpn-
Big 2i116ring." Dette gIel,nein 9ii-
6erne pr9be6e l1rtetnib6cl CT blepcn
foIot ett ,,@1os @abe" for be @anr1e,
foroi BET forefonr11ter at bere inrlig
eenet for ane be 2i6elier. Ser pleier
at fglge n1eo fren1rpffet Ml0er set
te er ben grfaring E11iin6er Dar
eiort. Dets belgi6re,1oe sssnopirf-
ming paa Sorb6ielies og MfIon6-
ri1pgsorganerne og 6ets toniife girf
ming pan belle 6pite1net gjgr, at Or.
@eters &urifo er Set posfer6e Mie-
bel i etbbert SiIfnIoe Of SbnffeIfe,
Ibba6e1ten 5olf er ganIe eller 1t11ge.
/ Det er lite 11oge1r Mpotef fsnnebici,1,
men blfber 1eberet df fpeeieIle Mgen,
ter artiaHe al Dr. 8eter 5nbrneD &:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
HELPED HER MOTHER
WONDERFULLY

In these days of "flu", coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough
it is well to know that every
year there are used more bottles
of Foley'ss Honey and Tar. than
of any other cough medicine. Mrs
S. L. Hunt, SIS w. 9th ST, Gin
cinnati. Ohio, writes: .'Floley's
Honey and Tar relief me of 4
hacking cough, tickling in the
throat, wheeling and pains il,
the chest. It is helping my mo-
ther wonderfully. That's why
druggists recommend Foley's.
Sold Everywhere
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
Eipe,Orecl 9}e=eital os &onfert.

sSgritfommen6e Gre6ags Mften
bill Ser BIZ en ipregen Muiifaften' /
8etbIeben &irfe: @irfens 11pe 8ipe<
orgel er netop in6ita1leret og oen
Mften biI -6ets beI6ige Eoner lDbe
for f6rite. Gang. @rof. Oscar Greo
fro ct. Saul, Ser er anieet iom en-
al 6e be6ite Srganiiter Ebilling=
.bperne, bil fpiIle oct npe Orgel @e6
.@i6en 6eraf bill Ser bli @o1oiang al
Miis @iene 6agerlar6 og &alpb
@berping, iant flere gh.p1re al Me-
atigbebens &or. Mbgangspengene ct
fat til Sen Iabe Hris af 50 Gents for
at gi ale, fon Glitter goo Mufif, @(n>
le6ning til at fotnnte. Ser bentes
fulot @us og man eier bel / at iifre
Jig 8illet fnoreit 111ulig.
&on1iteen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
Gr.9eiier 9arl bbb.

SurcboI, Maoeira, lite Mprtl. -.
Gbb. @eifer 4arI of 9fterrige afgif
be6 De6en ber i6ag.
Sen fbb. Setter og ba1ts Suitru,
8tto, bleb af De Mniere6e fenot bio,
efterat ban baboe giort to Gorfeg
poa at gienbin6e fin Trone 9iter.
rige ,e1ler l1ngarn.
II Gan er fiben Sen Tib Fit bolht
iom politiif Gonge paa Mabetra, ser
ligger 400 Mtl ubenf for 6en afrtfan'
ife apit. Ma6etra tt1bgrer 8ortl,'
gal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05

Steenerion 1tomineret.


Raa Diitriftsfonbentio / Mnors
bea6 Sen 30te Mars, bleb &aIpor
Steenerlon non1ineret til &ongres.
utono fra Bette Diitrift. 5enator ..
.. Sqgeng, iom bab6e @tette al
Delegationen fra bette County, trof
Zig tibaee iom @a1roi6at, forat ei6,
re Steenerfons Momt1otion e11iten1,
mig. George Selbtg fra groofi ton,
bar ogiaa @anoi6at, ,nen ba66e Stet
te af fun nogle Delegoter fra~6e
nor6lige Counter i Dtitriftet. Mn>
tageItgbis bIir attnte @efal6 fra
@oipleD, &an6i6at nto6 $r. Steener-
ion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
gpbalg.|e't, igaar' .
Martin 8enfon bor 1eite MabOr.

. IL Z
IS galget bert @pen igaar ba6oe i'll.
ge11be l1ofnl6:
j. gi1 Mapor:: 30. 8enion, 1000;
8.: s: Megribe, 628. ~.
. 0loermenb: 1ite Waro, 6. 90,
2eines, 344; g. so: 0lion, 176.
2oet War6: IS: g. @dge; 129, M.
q. Martinio1t, 50:
36ie @ar6: 6. 81. 8erg, 382.
46e 8ar6: &icbor6 slngus> 200;
8. 6. Sacobfon, 1913.
Oluf @anbru6 bleb bul9t til @p.
hsierer og Geo. Mois og 81. g. Grict
'ion til &onftabler, ,t6en 0ppoiition.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
Tor ebrmelis ebens 6ren11te.

Ser bdr gi6res alDorlige 8eitrn.
belier for benz iorn ligger UNDER forS
rette @aner. Meite11 oberaH er Der
1toget at gtgre for Iaa6a1ne, iont erz
fal6ne paa s@run6 af Druffenifab
|og an6enl1maa6eliBe6. S Ments.
beber, Mnitalter og Silent, bbor man
116giper fig for at bore &riitne, e.
Ser mango, iom brlger ben &ei Der
fgrer til Sor6nrbelle. 8e6 o11be ga.
tier paaferer. 6e fig @bg6or1, og &az
rafteren fbgmes. Menteffette ia.
ler om 6isie font boablpie; mem faa-
loes betragter @u6 6em lite. Sar
.foritaor ale 6e Sorbolo, Ser bar
giort 6ert til, bba6 6e nut er> og ban
Dnfes ober bent. ga, benne @lasjc
menneifer trenger &ieIp. 8lan6t
11maa6eligbe6ens Sfre fin6es Men,.
11eifer af olle @Iasier og 8eifiefntt=
9elfer. &gitftaae1t6e ,M9n6 mes
|itore @bner og <noifaber bar gibet
efter for @ppetitens &rab, itt6ti1 De b
iffe formaar at mo6itoa Srtite1ien.
Deriom lite nogen reffer 6em en
bielpiom &oan6, bill 6e ipt1fe 6Dbere
og 6bbere. S alle @Der bur6e ser
fdrges for, at 6e, iom er @laber at
on6e @aner, f1n6e foa Sielp til at
brD6e 6e 2enfer, iom bi116er benz.
geogle betragter iterf Drtf io1n oes
res eneite Er6ft / @onifehgbe6er.
|Saa6anne bebgbes bet lite at bere,
6eriom oe @riitne bil6e fglge oe1t 60
6e @omoritans Grenpe1 / @te6et for
at ban6le, iom @reiten og 2ebiten
Egior6e. Sc, fom bar at 9i6re me6 Sen
flags Menne{fer, b6r BUTTE poa> at
I oe lite ftaar oberfor Menneifer me5
fun6 Goriton6, nten faaoanne> iorn
for etebliffet ftaar ur6er en ono
Monos S1,6flpoe1fe. Seer taoln1o6ig
og oberberet16e. Eenf ifffe paa set
froftd6en6e g6re, 111en paa 6en 6pre-
bare @iel, .fom sssefus bg6e for ot,
[dienI6fe, Wndr- Drdnferen budurer
op til @eftn6e1ie af iin fal6ne &tl=
fton6> fan gibr: alt, bba6 der faar I
bin Magt for at biie at 6u er bans
Sen. Sol i1tgen iretteiette1t6e Srb,
intet 8liH bife 8ebrei6elie eller Mf-
ftp. Set er meget fan6iDn1igt, ct
@taffelen forbon6er fig felb. &ielb
bom op; tai 0r6, fom bill opflan1me
Ero; fbg at itprfe etbbert go6t Gref
/ bans &arofter; Ier ban at @trebe
opa6 big bam, at oct er n11ltgt for
ba1n at 1ebe faale6es, at ban fan b11:,
oe fine Me6menneffers 9lgte1fe. -
&ieIp bam rettelig at bur6ere 6e Ea.
lenter @u6 bar gibet bont n1en font
ban bar forign1t at n6nptte. Sc.
fom al6rig bar giennemgoaet 1ignen>
Sc @rfaringer, Tan lite oanne Zig en-
fu1o SoretiIIing ont appetitens noe
fe1 oberbeloeroe Mogt eller @ef-s
tiebeoen al BEN @arup Ser fbres MEL
lem ilette Baner og 5oriettet ONT at
pile bore afboloen6e alt. Sitter og
after 1noa Stri6en n6fien1pes. ga.
bi6s ii6ite Orb til Solomon, ionn oa
bar en- 1thg @an6, 6er inart ffuIoe
blipe &onge SsSsrae1, bar: u@er ou
fterf og Bib en Man6!" Etl et-
.bbert Menneifebarn, berettigef til en-
uforgieneelig &rone, 1p6er 6isie
$errerts Orb: Seer 6u iterf og blib
en Ma116. - W
4ioI2 Shnnofo,, %2@5
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
gbr,ts Mortbrnp 6bb.

nen / -minneiota beoit fier6ta
@blenta116, Dr. Cyrus 9eortbr1tp.
oeoe pl1t6ielig / lit @iern / Wei11ne.
apo1is fioite Mar1ooes aften. 81.
oe1 tom neget bnftigt. @an fob oe
1aite en- Mbis 11our ba1t p,1IofeIig. iii
Slag % 6boe uoen at h1n6e fige ct
Orb til nogen. ST.. geortbr1p bnr
Brpfi6e1tt for bort 5tats- -l1niperIt.
|tet ! ~ Mar @an reiigrerte fra
nenne @tinine oe trof iig tiIboae fra
|Sfolearbeioet / 1911 9on bar feoi
i Ri6gefieB, Connecticut, Sen 3Oie
[5eh 1884 % bar fnnIebes beb fiji
Ds6 ober 81 Mar eanrn1el.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
SCI. % W3rs. S. @heIllt11 BE,

Mr. % Mrs. S. .Sbellutt1 ber-
[fra 8pe11 er fDlig fomnren tbage
fra Di1an, minnefota, bborti1 Sc
reiite form ie ON M3rs. @bellnuts
|aberftegne Sober, fon Hgger albor-
zig fpg. aiebe,,s Be bar Ser bIeD Ell
|af oeres aptHfneo obtre ipg % bbbe..
Barnet bar s Dlnaneoer gan1n1d qg
|bIep beerapet oernebe.
se.lo % torte Y Reaoelelfer "a
af IofaI e,rtti b u 81 ~ y. y
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
I gtre Sogt1, ben 3bie September
1855; ban frefbertere6e @ogn6nls

Il ytre @ogn, ben 3bie @eptember
1855; ban frefpertere6e SognbnIs
GoHebgiffole / 1875, 8ergens I'm.
oerofficersifole 1876 80, % I'll.
logsffoIen 1881-82. S 1884 lto-
banore6e ban til Mmerifa; frefbens
terebe Mugsburg Seminor 1885 til
1880; fi6itnebttte Mar fit ban teo.
1ogif granten og bleb orbineret til
Nreit &lasfen fanune11 me6 Brof,
g. g. &arbo og Yaitorerne @prilo,
Son og 9rfe.
S en- Mloer af IS 9or -er Mrs.
Mn1a gbriitoferfe1t Softer i Mot-
bags afgaaet be6 9e6en poo Ml6ers
oontsbien1n1et / Mortbtpoo6, Sc. 8.
8egrabelfen foregif Sre6ag ,gfortbs
MOOD: @un bar Mo6er til @aitor
g.. 6. &oltef, MinneopoIis; @oitor
6. 6. SOFTER, &e6 @tng, og Martin
Softer, Weinneapolis;; to al benoes
Detre er gift nte6 Hrelter, 11en1lig
Sulia, $uitru til Baitor 8. &. &ring
le, Gositon, Minn., og &bea, &uitru
til Haftor Marfus Mil1it, Goopers-
to.pn> g. g.; 6e anore Dgtre er Mtrs.
80. @briiteniert ct. @aul, og Mers.
Sre6 Sobnfon Eaconta, Boib. So
af ben6es Sbnner 6e6e nplig, 11en1=
Zig Sans SOFTER, font 6b6e for ct
Mar fi6en> og Otto, for tire Mor Il
ben. Mor Softer oberlebes ogiaa al
en- @ro6er, Cars Gbriitofferien SO
@ar 9arnnel, beo geortpap 2afe, @an
opobi County, og en- @biter, Mers.
@abrteI Welion, 81 Mar, i Me6 @ing
Mnn. s(nna @brtitofferien @olter
bar fe6t @annefto6 Hreitegiel6,
Norge> ben 206e Mars 1927. gun
bleb gift neo GbriftoHer 0Iien SOL
ter / 1862 rneoens @orgerfrigen To.
ie6e berober, orog Softer og &uitru
me6 ipb 8grn til Mnterifa. M1eo
@ei1ifibet ~9eor6lpfet" rei{te 6e, og
@eifen tog ellebe Tiger. De Ga11beoe
/ Auebee: Derfra tom be til eSanes-
billie, isis, bborfra 6e fortfatte til
&&obfonong @ettlementet. Ser ops
bo16t Gan1tIien fig ct Mor, ga Mor
Softer bi16e til Gi1lmore County,
@nn., og affteb 6rog 6e bioere S
6il1more County lebeoe Sc paa egie
NbbDggerbis. @fter tire Mars Op=
bo16 ber -bleb reiten be1e 6amtIien
mnerebet al 9eerbefeber, og Sa6eren
be6e efter mango tigers baaro Spg.
bonn. Be6 6tsfe Ti6er bar 8ernc>
floffen for6get til 10. On fattig @rts
fe ito6 n,t igjen tne6 10 Ga6er1eie
@ern, aIle nn6er W2pt6igbeosaloe.
rem. Men Meor &oIter bar lite Bet,
Iom tabte Mooet. gun oren1te om
ct @tptfe 2ano og eeet &iem. Mf>
fte6 bar 6et u6 poo @aare1 1866
ute6 0re>3eam til Hope, Gou1tp>
Minn.; set bqr en- nteget regnfnlo
Somner, og BET bar trngt 5grc
Faa @eiett obernatte6e De blanot
an6re @teber ogiaa, bbor Mnnefota
Statsu6itilIing nu er. Otter at TO-
be opbol6t fig / Yope County ct
Nars Ei6, fIntteoe Gon1ilien til set
(bcfien6te Noripab Cafe Settlementet
/ @on6ibobi County, Minn. Ser
Cfeb Ganilien / fenrten Mar, e1,felte
af e6em 1iot lengere. Otter at ,@er=
meme bar boret op, og Weor Softer
bar te9b,t6t at blibe ao1un1eL fIptte,
De bu,t til fine @srn for at BIO. S 6e
ii6fte tolb Mar bohoe b,tn opbol6t fig
pda g}ortbpooo NIoer6ontsbier1*-
~MpIs. Sis"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05

6. 8. Mleron6er berfra 8pen,
1neI6te fig tgaar iom @anbioat til
County Mttorneb. &on bar @aa16i-
6ot til famine Stilling for fire Mar
ii6en. Set artages, at County SIS,
boFat M,1ton Ebon,pfon lite bill fbge
@ienbalg, og / oct Silfaloe er BET
ian6ipnIigt at Der blir flere iont bill
pr6be fin 2bffe ion1 @anoioat til
bette gntbe6e beo anftunoenoe @alg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05
Tolitiife Streiflps.

9llle De rnberen6e &ongresm9n6
meb l1116tagelie at @ongresman1
0obib, bleb forle6en Sag enoosierei
for @iennoh1ination 6e formielltge
repubIifonife Diitrittsfonbetttioner
S oct fpben6c Dtftrift, fom repre-
ienteres al aoneresnatt6 @oliteo6,
ser otter bleb en6osieret af 6en re-
publifanffe aonbe1ttion ser, bleb
Hoitor $. S. abaIe, 8er1fon, e1oos,
ieret of Der1ofroterne poo 6eres
@onbentiott. 5or to Mar fi6en ilog
Baitor 2baIe @oIitea6 / Hrimer.
bo1get ssSu11i, men en Dommer er-.
flerte @a1get for ugploig, og Sol
iteao bleb iom Sblge 6erof otter @e~
pnblifanernes @o16a6ot i g3oben'
Der og bIeb bnlet. Baitor @bale bar
.oengang Bit er6osferet af Gonpar<
ii iian 2eag1e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-05

Uers. &annob S. aeupber fra
Sriberg melote fig igaar iom 9an>
6ioat til Wfeblen af 11eite @epre'
fe11tontbns. Ser ct. altfaa allereoe
to 4bt11oer fom bar n1e1bt fig font
2egis1 s1aturfan6ibater.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

Ridley Bergman, and Arthur Barnard
Collins, of Stamford, Conn.,, were
married at Smithfeld, Va, on NOvem-
Der 9th. Mr.. Collins is a former Del
awarean, having been born at Ches-
wold, and nephew of Mrs. H. C..
Taylor and Mrs. John C. Hopkins, of
Dover. They will reside in SIAM
ford, Conn.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and the P. o.
S. of A. lodges will attend divine SER
vices in Cheswold Church on Sunday
morning, November 26.
Mrs. D. H. Boyce is spending two
weeks with relatives in Wilmington,
Philadelphia and Lansdowne, and
while gone will attend the big w. c.
T. U. convention being held in Phil
adelphia.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswod, Kenton
Blackbird Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck
Lepsic, Brenford, and Their Vcinities.

and two children, Eleanor and Ruth,
of Wilmington, spent a few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Van
pelt.-Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sapp
entertained at their home last Fri
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
tin.-Clarence Donovan, of Philadel-
phia, spent last week end with his
mother, Mrs. Edward Donovan.-Miss
Emma Blades spent the weekend in
Wilmington and Milford-Mrs. w. S.
Collision spent few days this week
with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Gro
zier in Philadelphia.-Mrs. Martin
Divine and son, Francis, of Whining
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Neil.-Mrs. John Martin, of Penns-
grove, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wright.-Mrs. Claude ClaEl1 has
returned after visiting relatives in
Wilmington.-Miss Virginia Baynard
and Mrs. Edith Doles, of Wilmington,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Baynard.-Mrs. Rachel War
rem is visiting relatives in Whining
ton and Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

been visiting his son, Stephen G. Wal
ker.-MS. H. w. Hilyard and niece,
Helen Hudson, were in Wilmington
last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, An
derson and daughter, Marie, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. H. W..
Hilyard-Miss Pearl Clark, of Wyom-
ing, has been with Mrs. j. w. Arth-
urs.-Mr. and Mrs. j. W. AttiX spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Rodney Bice.-Mr. and Mrs. S. &.
Walker and daughter, Mary Catherine
were in Philadelphia over Sunday
Miss Mary Clark was home on Tues
day, Nov. 7th.-Mrs. Clifford Clark
has been entertaining company.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Davis entertained
company on Sunday.-Mrs. NJ. j. Pret-
lyman has been with Mrs. H. w. Hill
yard.-Miss Laura Easley was home
over the week-end.-Mrs. S. NJ. Taylor
spent Monday in Wilmington.-Mrs
S. M. Taylor. is entertaining company
this week.-Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Knots
and daughter, Frances were away on
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7. Burrows
entertained company on Sunday
Mrs. L. r. Roberts is visiting in Will
mington.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15
TOWNSEND
Business Men Form Association and
Offer Free Sites to Industries

Business Men Form Association and |
Offer Free Sites to Industries
Townsend, Nov. 14-Townsendw which |
date bank, school, new streets and at
tractive homes, is now making an eff
fort to introduce new industries to To-
cate here. The business men of the
town are advocating a plan that will
mean the erection of signs leading in
to the town from all country roads
announcing "free sites to all manufac-
turers" and other steps to be taken to
interest manufacturing corporations
to consider Townsend so admirably To-
Gated at one of the best railroad cen
ters on the Delaware Division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
On account of the heavy production
of potatoes on farms in this section
the local market is flooded and pro-
ducers are shipping their surplus
stock to various parts of the east.
Local hunters are preparing for the
opening of the game season and pre-
dict that rabbits which are quite plen-
tiful, will be more extensively hunted
the coming season than for many sea-
sons in the past. Quail is also plen
tiful, according to local gunners.
Miss Ethelwyn ]. Maloney is chair
man of the Red Cross drive for Apo
quinimink hundred. Her committee
comprises, Mrs. R. R. Reynolds, Mrs.
A ID Do,-ooIJe MYe piohord HOdUcOp
Mrs. John Townsend, Jr., and Mrs.
Daisy Johnson. Membership fee may
be paid to any of the above.
Personals.-Mrs. D. I.Allen, of Mid
sletown, spent Wednesday at the home
of her brother, w. P. Wilson and fam
ily.-James Reed, of Dover, spent the
weekend with his daughter Frances,
and her grandparents, G. NJ. Watts
and wife.-Mrs. Sallie Raisin accom-
panied Rev. and Mrs. Nichols, of
Smyrna, to Sill Pond, Md, on Satur-
day and returned on Tuesday-Mrs
L. L. Maloney and Mrs. r. r. Reyn-
, olds, were guests at the homeofMrs
Harry Stidham, of Odessa, on Tuesday
at one o'clock luncheon.-Miss Mae
Newnom, of New York, who has beer
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
l George Naylor, has returned home
Mr.. Leon Buckson has returned home
t after having been at the Anderson
r hospital, Philadelphia, for an opera
2 ton and was a patient there for twt
I weeks.-Mrs. Margaret Fennimore ha
= returned to her home in Wilmington
t after spending several days with he
d sisters Mrs. J. Charles Hutchison ant
r Mrs. Susan West.-Mrs. Raymond
n Jones has been spending a week il
Chester.-Richard Hodgson and wifi
were Wilmington visitors on Satur
n day.-Stewart Outten and Rober
e Walker, of Dover, were visitors il
d town on Sunday.-James Lynch,of Do
: yer, spent Sunday at the home of Ii
e Maloney and wife.-Frank Reynold:
e of Wilmington, visited his father "
d P. Reynolds on Sunday.-G. M. Quite
e and wife, were visited by their sol
e Calvin, of Philadelphia, on Sunday.