The Tomahawk., 1924-02-21
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tryman, is now delivering over 100
dozen eggs a week to local patrons.
st. cloud-A program Of "Y" com.
munity work in the rural districts and
smaller cities Of the state was out
lined at the 4Sth annual convention
Of the Minnesota Y. NJ. c. A. here.
Acknowledgements of 1T cars Of
livestock, weighing 1,94S,1O1 pounds,
were made from this village by the
Meridian Farmers Cooperative COM
pany, shipping association.
Duluth-Duluth Forest, No. Al Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, will cooperate
with the Proctor, Cloquet and Brain
erd lodges in the installation of a
new lodge at Owatonna, March 8.
Redwood FaIIs-Through the coop.
Grafton Of the county farm bureau
and the Livestock Breeders associa-
ton, farmers in the vicinity Of Morgan
purchased eight pure bred Holsteins,
Short Horn and Angus sires. Nv
Appleton - Opposition to the Mel
lon tax plan has increased from IS to
to 16 to in the second week Of bal
loting in the referendum being con.
Quoted by the Appleton Press. news
paper.
Wheaton-At the annual meeting Of
the Wheaton Commercial club, it was
decided the club should start an &C
tive campaign to boost and build up
the cooperative creamery which is
recognized as being essential to the
farmers success.
Sleepy Eye-Fire caused by sparks
from a chimney destroyed the grain
elevator Of the Equity company at
Essig. Three cars of wheat, corn,
rye and fax were consumed and the
coal bins containing over 70 tons Of
coal also were destroyed.
DuIuth-Three st. Louis county
youths, Joe Kulaszewick Of Biwabik;
Tony Zaler of Eveleth, and Loren
Rutter of Bull, have won free trips
to the state fair at Minneapolis next
fall as a result Of their achievements
in work as members of the Boys and
Girls Poultry clubs.
PIainview-Fire which originated in
the coalbin from spontaneous COM
bustion, and which was discovered
about a. m. by John Rutherford,
janitor, destroyed the Plainview pub
lie school, with an estimated loss of
$4,000.
MinneapoIis-Miss Ruth Anderson
Of Austin, who won the contest con-
Quoted by The Austin Herald, was in
PRODUCED as Miss Northwest" to the
thousands who thronged the Twin
City Automotive exposition during its
closing hours.
st. PauI-The st. Paul Union Stock
yards company is permanently enjoin-
ed from interfering with the state OF
Minnesota in the weighing Of live
stock in a decision to be filed in the
Dakota county district court at Hast
ings by Judge Albert e. Johnson Of
Red Wing.
WiIImar-The postal department
has established two new postoffices
on the line of the Minneapolis & Lake
Lillian railway. One is at Corvuso
with Mrs. Harold Calundan as post
mistress, and the other Is at Lake
Lillian where Miss Mary Anderson
has been named postmistress.
DuIuth-Duluth district judges are
directed in a writ of mandamus by the
state supreme court to try at the
March term of court as jury case
the action instituted by Leonard
Swanson for $2,5O0,0OO against M. H.
Alworth, Duluth mining man. Swan
son Is an explorer and claims the
amount owing him as commissions.
st. Paul-Herman E. Samuelson OF
st. Paul, executive clerk in the gov
ernor's office for the last nine years,
was appointed by Governor ]. A. 0.
Preus as his private secretary, sue
ceeding Charles r. Adams, resigned.
Governor Preus had no secretary dur
ing January, and no salary was paid
for the position during that time.
St. cioud-Ten men barely escaped
death. one was slightly injured, and
property damage running between
$4,000 and 100000 was done when a
5000 unit turbo generator in the plant
exploded. The force Of the explosion
shattered the building. tearing out
the windows and unroofing 1t. Parts
of casting, some weighing several
hundred pounds. were found. blocks
away. The turbin broke loose, at
the steam inlet, and the explosion fol-
lowed a moment later. E.F.
DuIuth-Claims approximating 81
600, 900 against the United States rail-
road administration for damages re-
sulting from the 1918 forest fires in
northern Minnesota, are affected by a
decion of the state supreme court re-
versing the order of District Judge H.
A. Dancer in the test suit brought
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. McCool. A
year ago the McCools obtained yer.
dict of $4,000 against the railroad ad-
ministration. Later Judge Dancer de-
MED motion for a new trial and this
decision orders that the case again be
brought before the court. R
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