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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
Las leyes del pensamiento

creemos tentados por Ell demonio,
mientras que en- realidad nosotros
somos lnuestro propio tentador y
nuestros pensamientos de maldad son
nuestras propias creaciones.''
"Estando en- possession de este poder
! formidable debemos prestar atencion
en- la manera de ejercerlo. Recorde-
mos que es precise pensar de una
persona 10 que desearfamos que fue-
Sc, pues la fherza que creamos, obra
poderosamente sobre ella y procura
pcnerla gradualmente en- ammonia con
sligo misma. Fijemos nuestros pensa-
mientos en- las buenas cualidades de
nuestros amigos, porque, pensando,
contribuiremos a fortiicar sus vi
braciones, y por consiguiente, a in.
t~ensifcarlas."
Hemos transcrito la opinion de Lead
beater y recomendamos a las personals
que deseen intensificar estos estudios,
que lean sci Pensamiento, su Poder y
Cultura, y EEL Pensamiento y sus
Formas'', de Leadbeatet y Annie Be
SAINT, en- cuyos te0tos encontraran una
amplia information que puede series de
saludable beneficio, porque Ell mayor
poder Que tiene Ell hombre es Ell pensa-
miento, cuando SO usa para Ell bien y
de una manera met6dica.
Ell hombre recibe n emocion exte-
rior, La emoci6n Sc convierte en- per-
cepcien y Ell pensamiento en- acto. Es
decir, que un hombre antes de cometer
acto ha tenido que sentir una emo
ci6n u .ha tenido que emitir su PEN
samiento.
81 sabemos encauzar las emoclones;
rechazamos los malos pensamientos'
nuestros actos estaran siempre on ar
monia con nuestras emociones y con
nuestros pensamientos. Por tanto, no
haremos NADIA contrario a ia moral, en-
ell verdadero sentido de esta paiabra
Ramon HEBRON.
Abril de 1924.
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Los LIBERALEs Y REToRMIsTAs
TRABAJARAN AcoRDEs CON Ell
DIREcToRIo

1T 10y - II ~ 4I #aL Et aN sAE E&&
MADRID, mayo z Gable .francss)
La l1cha politica contra. Ell Directorio
ha terninado sin haber causado dafios
mayores Q este. cuerpo gubernamental
M. Alvarez, jefe del partido Reforms.
ia j. Ell Condo de Romanones ider de
los Reformistas han hecho Ina Hama
da a los partidos antiques para que
cesen en- Ia politica. obstrucciOnista
contra Ell Directorio ~.
Ell Directorio Militar ha, declarado
que las actividades de los diferentes
partidos politicos por obstaculizar la
obra del Directorio ha cesado en- be-
ncicio de Ia Patria y que ell Directo-
rio trabajara en- union de estos parti-
dos para restabiecer despu6s de depu-
RADIO 81 gobierno de politicos sin cpn-
ciencia ei antique orden. de. :cosaS rel
nantes.
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PoLITIoos
RAFAEL MARTINEZ NADAL

-eM4F+. a-S++aT - f4AEZ FF II
Bajo el aspecto ~fison6mico, que es
al que concretamente quiero aludir aho-
sra, Rafael.-porque cuando 70 lie CO.
nocf le llamaban se~ncillamente por su
nombre de pila-estaba sungido por 81
cleo santo de la juventud, retiejada en-
eli brillo de la mirada, en- La tersura del
cults y en- la vivacidad de sus ,ges-
tos. IKE
Me parece estarle miranda aun, Guam
do era tan solo n promesa polittca,
como lr vi en- aquel va LELAND dia; en-
los ppasillos republicanos de la Camara
de Delegados, bajo n impression dc
simpatia personals
Hoy ha cambiado por complete!
va no Sc lie llama s-encillamente Ra-
faeL, sine don Rafael o bien Martinez
Nadal, a secas +
Las facciones de aquel ~jovenzuelo
han sufrido en- pocos amos n trans
formation radical!
No ash como asi, Sc escala la cum
bre de una ~agrupaci6n politica, aun-
que esa' cumbre sea la del Partido de
la vieja Guardia, donde ha habido quo
recoger. dos veces, la bandera de los
ideales, como un despojo en- Ell campo
de combate, para volyer a tremolarla
en- ell future de una nueva a~grupaci0n,
cuya insignia no ha dc ser seguramen-
to la misma.
uualquiera r%econoceria hoy aquei ros
tro juyspii, alterado por la huella de
la arruga en- complete desarrollc, de-
bilitado Ell hrillo de su mirada y des-
lustrada la. cabellera, a Ia Que ha con
vertido en- copo de algod6n, segun Sse
afrma. el .recients desengaho que 10
rara baio Ell arbofd de su noche triste,
a raiz de la Asamblea Republicans de
Mayagiiezl
Y como no habia de ser ash, 81 Ell
mismo Martinez Nadal 10 reconoce y 10
deplora, confesando que Sc siente mas
desgraciado que. ell mismo Cristo, por-
que este no tuvo mas que un Judas que
estampara traidoramente un beso en-
sus mejillas, mientras que en- 10 DE
Rafael ha dejado la TRACTION de mu-
chos Izcariotes, la baba inmunda de sus
labios cancerososl . ts
Acknowledgements, los progresses al
canzados hoy en- la antisepsia podran
atennar Ell virus de la infection. caso
de que no surian nuevas centaminacio-
cs con los peligros de la nueva orien-
tacf6n p~oiitica ~persegnida por FL liderl
tsera esta nueva via Ell final dc Ia
Gallo de la Amargura dc Martinez Ma
dal?
AL elegir esa RITA,
Isabe acaso Rafael.
81 como Socrates, 81
apurara Ia cicuta9
x. Y LIEF.
HI
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ExHIBIelWN ARTIsTICA
ESTUDIO C~"PALACIOS"

Siguiendo laAscosthmbre annual que
tiene establecidA ha inaugurado dom
Juan Palacios, notable Professor de
Dibujo y Pintura, ason residencia ZEN
Santurce, una adhibici6n de cuadros
al pastel y al de, Ncon los trabajos,
que a csc fin han pv3sentado U nu-.
merosos alumno$..
Esta vez lie ha .tocado Ell turno a.
las flores. Ell arflAtico estudio de
este virtuoso del tQiAcel, resplandece
en- dolores Y perfumes, como 81 en-
realidad Sc hubisse trasplantado. to,
dc. I'm jardin al salon donde Sc ex-
hiben los trabajos.
A setenta y cincoosasciende ell nu-
nero de aquellos caadros p~rimorosos.
Todos los trabajes son dignos dc
menci6n y APPLAUSE, nero sobre TODD,
los ~presentados por ia senorita Car
men Gonzalez Cordova y la nina Ma
ria Palacios, respeBtivamente, por
la tonalidad del col0fido y la linn
pieza de la ejecuci6nt Hay rosas que
mienten perfumes wespinas que dah
la impression de ann pinchazo dolpr
roSo. u
En- igual case 50 halIan los
bajos del joven Van Lloveras, eaya
maestria en- ell mamejo del pinceLes
cada vez mas notoria.
Sentimos no habdr tomato arun-
ties para poder coasignar losYnom-
bres de otros muchos alumnos que
merecen especial meslci6n, 10 que nos
excusa de hacerlo.
Ell MUNDO felibita al vistuoso
professional don JuantPalacios wa ssus
enthusiasts alumnos, por los progre-
sos artisticos que realizan, los ex-
horta a continuar pos ell %capaino del
arte, en- pos de nueves laureles.
! III
49, - - ~ a ~
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coLERA EN- LA D

PATNA, fndias Inglesas, mayo z,
Cable franc6s)-se ha declarado en- Is.
ia region de las Indias Inglesas una
epidemic del c6lera morbo que est& eau
sando un gran ntmero de victimas en-
tire los ~hahitantes de aquella region.
Ell gobierno ingles tgata por todos
los medios de poner dique. a esta cpl
demia que va ~avanzando ~rapidamsnts
a otras regiones de aquel territorio.
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|Ha sido enviado a Casa Blanca Ell Trata-
do Anglo Americana para su aprobaci6n

fAE Oh
LONDRES, mayo z Gable f~ranc6s)
Ha sido enviado a Washington para su
aprobaci6n Ell Tratado anglo-americano
sobre la confiscaci6n de los buques in
gleses que .conduzcan bebidas alcoh6-
licas a Estados Unidos.
FL nuevo tratado estipula que TODD
barco ingles podra conducir bebidas
embriagantes siempre que Sc encuentre
a rna bora de distancia de las costas
americanas.
Este. Tyatado fue objeto de ciertas
enmiendas de parte del secretario
hughes y del Embajador ingles Mr..
Howard
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Ell MINIsTRo DE RELACIoNEs
ExTERIoREs DEL JAPoN DEs-
MIENfE UN FALso RUMoR

TOXIC, mayo 7 Gable frances)-
Ell Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores
del Japon ha desmentido Ell rumor de
que La vista de la Mission francesa al
frente de la cual Sc ~encuentra M. Mer-
lin, gobernador general de de la Indo-
china francesa y la cual debe negar
a esta capital maiana, .tenga aIguna
signifcaci6n politica como ha querido
ser interpretada.
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uN NuEvo RECORD DE ALrURA

PARIS, mayo Z Gable frances)-
Ell aviador frances Lucien Coupet ha
batido el record de- altura en- un aero
plano de mas de 1000 Kilograms de
peso.
M. Lucien coupet Sc elev6 a la al
tura de 5000 metros habiendo batido
ell record anterior de 1890 metros esta-
blecido por Casale Ell primero de JUNO
de 1923. ID
Ell aeroplano que ha usado. Coupet
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Para curar un resfriado en- un
dia, t6mese LAXATIVE BROMO
QUlNINA. FL boticario devolve-
"a ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La fir
ma de e. w. GROVE Sc halIa en-
cada cajita. Advt.
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rjhones.
Advt

pre- nc Sc puede ganar, asi es, que es-
peramos el segundo juego que es 81
proximo domingo en- que Of ''Santurce
Stars ira a. la. revancha.
HASTA LA oTRA.
BAKER.
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FEsTIvIDAD DEL Lotto BLANco.
LoGIA "LUz EN- Ell sENDERo"

FL jueves s de Mayo a las, $3.50
de la noche, la Logia Luz en- ell
Sendero" celebrara la velada annual
del "Loto Blancos, en- la Gran Lo-
gia S~oberana, Gale del Cristo No. 6.
Sc invita- al pdblico.
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vARSovIA, mayo = (cable frances>
haber sido puesta en- circulation
el nuevo tipo de moneda On Polonia rba-
sada en- la reserva en- orc e~xistente &C.
tualmente en- esta naci6n ha traido CO.
mo consecuencia i~nininente crisis
en- muchas frmas comerciaies las cua
les Sc e~ncuentran ahora en- una situa-
ci6n dificilisima
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Sc VENDE

una esplendida residencia con TO-
do Ell comfort moderno y con un
gran solar situado en- La Aveni-
da Miramar No. 10 IN donde in
formaran. Tel6fono "a azu1, San
turce.
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para este vuelo ha sido impulsadc por
un motor de. 500 caballosSde fuerss.
LA NUEvA MoNEDA ENPoLoNIA
HA TRAIDo PoR CONSEQUENTIAL
UNA INMINENPE CRISIS EN- Mu.
CHAs FIRMAs coMERcIALEs
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$50 Oudn00 IOuOS cSbuuloinVS oS1nc SuOo
tiones y nos demos cuenta que somos
completes inconsistencies de ciertos y de-
terminadoss hechos, que obedecen a cier
tas y determinadas leyes, tendremos
mas cmdado para emitir nuestros pen
ssmientps y pensaremos siempre en- Co
sss busnas y saludables para ayudar a
il soctedad on su desenvolvimie nto de
progreso Y bienestar.
Dice q. w. Aeaabeates en- su panhe-
10 sRl pensapiento sr Poder v su
Empleo'':
'El hombre ordinario raramente
intenta reprimir una emocion cuando
ssta SO prescnta; SO abandona a ella
considera que este es natural"
.sEsta mozcla de pensamientos sa-
iidos de diverse origen, evidente-
mente, apenas tisnen cohesion; pero
es precise temer que uno de clos ile-
gue a ser el pufito de partida de una
asociaci6n de ideas ' haga trabajar
q Ia nents por su propia cuenta.'
.sMuchos hombres viven rodeados
de una envoltura de forma de pen
samientos cuya preston So deja ire
cuentemente sontir. otrcs scjercens
tambien del exterior, una constante
ufessisn, y cuando son malos, nos
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
HANDLE $4,000 LBS.
DRESSED POULTRY
SWIFT & co. BRANCH AT SAUK
CENTREADOES BIG HOLIDAY
BUSINESS
BUTCHER 10000 CHICKENS
OUTPUT SHIPPED IN REFRIGER-
ATOR CAR LOADS TO THE
EASTERN MARKETS

The new branch plant opened in
Sank Centre by Swift & Company a
few weeks ago, has been a decidedly
busy place for the past month, and
it is expected that by the latter part
of this week the tremendous amount
of dressed poultry handled by the
Sank Centre branch will be on it's
way to the Christmas market.
There were 80 per cent less tur-
keys in the territory tributary to the
Sank Centre plant than in 1923, but
ever 100000 pounds of dressed tur-
keys have been shipped by the Sank
Centre branch in the past six weeks.
In the same period 100000 pounds
of chickens have been dressed and
shipped from the Sank Centre plant
besides $4,000 pounds of ducks and
geese. About 100000 live chickens
have been killed and dressed since the
plant opersced in November.
QYeahn people are on the pay rol!
and last Saturday 1875 checks were is
sued amounting to over $4,000, to
pay for the poultry taken on that
day,
The entire product of the Sauk
Sentre plant OF Swift q Company Is
shipped East in carload lots in Swift
& Company refrigerator cars. Manag-
er Harry Schmidt and his assistants
have been compelled to work nights
and Sundays to handle the produce
The 1924 Holiday dressed poultry
was handled under something of g
handicap because the facilities Were
not complete but they will be before
another season rolls around.
Each bird is handled separately
After it is properly graded it il
marked by the Swift trademarks, ac-
cording to the grade to which it be-
longs and then packed in boxes and
l.barrels and is ready for shipment.
The results shown by the new plant
in the few weeks it has been in OF err
alton is enough to justify the wisd m
of Swift & Company in extending
their operations in this city and it is
safe to say that in less than five
years time the local branch will do
a gross business of over a million
dollars a year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
Riddles Badly Frozen
While Enroute to School
Bow Seven and Girl Eight, Children,
of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Van vav-
ermeadt Rescued by Neighbor

Loretta and Norbert VanHaver--
medt, kiddies seven and eight years
old, children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Van Hayermedt, residing six miles
southwest of Sank Centre, were quite
severely frozen Tuesday morning
while attempting to walk to school
two miles from their parents home.
They reached the home of Joseph
Tillman, mile distant from the
parents home, but were unable to go
further. Mrs. Tillman heard the
children crying by the gate in front
of her home, and called them in,. and
Immediately summoned a physician
and notified the -children's parents.
Both hands Of the little boy were
frozen to the wrist and his face, nose
and ears were also frozen. The ears
and toes of the little girl were froz-N
en-.
The Herald understands that the
babies are getting along in fine shape
but their faces and hands are badly
bliStered.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
LARGE CHRISTMAS
STOCKS AWAIT YOU
SAUK CENTRE MERCHANTS ARE
SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED FOR
YULETIDE BUSINESS
DISPLAYS ARE COMPLETE
OUTSIDE CUSTOMERS ATTRACT
ED BY REASONABLY PRICED
HIGH-CLASS MERCHANDISE

Have you done your Christmas
shopping?
There are only five more shopping
days for you to make your selections.
Sank Centre is in Holiday attire
with decorations on the streets and
in the windows Of progressive bust
ness men and the merchants of "Main
Street" are splendidly equipped to
meet every want of old or young with
up-to-the-minute, dependable mer-
chandise of the character one wishes
to purchase.
In the Herald today the live wire
merchants of Sank Centre are using
considerable advertising space in
calling attention to the public of the
practical and useful gifts they have
for your inspection.
Time was when it was quite popu-
lar to give presents for their beauty
rather than for their practicability.
The stocks of the Sank Centre mer-
chants comprise both. The Herald
this week covers all territory adjacent
to Sank Centre, for distance of
twenty miles and it will pay people
residing that far from Sank Centre,
to visit the city before the close OF
the Christmas buying season and
make their holiday purchases.
The Herald's advice to one and all
is to make this visit to Sank Centre
as soon as possible while the large
stocks Of the Sank Centre merchants
are still complete.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
FIGURES CORRECTED

There were a couple of errors in
last weeks Herald relative to the re-
organization of the Sank Centre
Metre Grove Cow Testing Associa-
ton. Among other things the article
stated that if the entire quota of
tWenty-six members were secured
that there would be surplus. of over
5000. 90 and that this money would
be used to carry the Association over
the rocks in 1926, and that if it were
not needed for that pursope, the fee
would be reduced to $3.50 per herd
per month. This amount should have
been SO. SO. In another place the
article stated, "The average test for
one. COW has been around 9R, while
the average test for another COW of
the same type and breed was AZ per-
cent" 1t should have read 21s per
cent instead of 91.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
POPULARITY INCREASING

John Brandt, president, and H. F.
Meyer, manager butter sales depart
ment, of the Minnesota Cooperative
Creameries Association, have return
ed from the East where they spent
two weeks telling the story of Min
nesota's "Land O'Lakes" butter and
they brought back sales contracts
that are very pleasing to the associa-
ton.
One contract in particular is re-
garded with much satisfaction, as it
calls for the sale of carload per
week of print butter in the city Of
Washington, this butter to be retailed
in the associations own cartons adj
vertising the Land O'Lakes brand.
This brand is winning so much favor
that firms handling it are beginning
to advertise it all over the East, ac-
cording to Messrs Brandt and Meyer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ELECT

Commandery, Knights Templar,, held
at the Masonic Temple, Friday eve
ming, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Commander-G. H. Vandesteeg.
Generalismo-How Bishop.
Captain General - William P.
Arndt.
Senior Warden-Axel Mejerton.
Junior Warden-L. A. Walker.
Prelate-A. F. Strebel.
Recorder. R. Kells.
Treasured. B. Caughren.
The new offices will be installed at
the next regular meeting.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
SPELLING CONTEST
PLANS COMPLETED
ONLY CHILDREN ACTUALLY LIV-
ING IN STEARNS COUNTY ELL
CHILE FOR COMPETITION
WILL BE HELD AT CO. FAIR
SUPT. BOERGER TO HOLD COUN-
TY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
IN SAUK CENTRE

County Superintendent William
Boerger, has his preliminary arrange
ments completed for the spelling
contest to be held at the Stearns
County Fair Sank Centre in the fall
of 1925.
In a recent letter to President j.
B. Schoenhoff Mr.. Boerger states
that the teachers Of Stearns County
attending the recent institute held in
St. Cloud were enthusiastic over the
contest. The st. Cloud Daily Times
has volunteered to buy q banner
which will go to the rural school FUR
nishing the successful candidate.
Superintendent Boerger has made
the following rules to goven the con-
test:
Among the new rules which have
been drawn up to govern the spelling
contest is one which makes it possible
for only Stearns county pupils to
compete, but gives all pupils from
this county an opportunity.
There are a number of school dis
tricts which extend across the coun-
ty lines into other counties. Where
the school house is in Stearns coun-
ty, just the pupils living in the county
are eligible for. the contest. Teach
ers in those schools outside the coun-
ty, but who have pupils from Stearns
county will he able to enter the chill
dren from this county.
Prizes of 81 each will be given to
the township winners if they compete
at the fair next fall. The prizes will
be donated by the Stearns County
Fair association
Eighth grade graduates who are at
tending school this year will not be
eligible for competition. A complete
list of the rules governing the contest
will be published later.
When Mr.. Boerger first suggested
the spelling contest to the officers OF
the Fair Association, he said he would
hold two county teachers Institutes
instead of one; the first to be held in
st. Cloud as usual, and the other to
be held in Sank Centre at Fair time.
After investigating the matter, Mr..
Boerger has decided that the best re-
suits could be obtained by holding one
institute in 1925 and that to be IN
Sank Centre at Fair time. This fea-
ture should bring $50 teachers to the
city, and it will be necessary for Sank
Centre folks to provide lodgings Tor
them during their stay in the city,
and of course this will be attended to
by local committee appointed later
The spelling contest together with
the Teachers Institute, will go long
way toward making the, 1925 Stearns
County Fair, the success its import
lance warrants,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18
BUTTER SHIPPED TO
MARKET in CARTONS
BLUE VALLEY OPENS NEW DE.
PARTMENT AT THE SAUK
CENTRE PLANT
EIGHT ADDED TO FORCE
CAR EACH WEEK LOADED WITH
HALF AND QUARTER POUND
PACKAGES

About six weeks ago the Blue Val
ley Creamery Company began to put
up portion of their butter manu-
featured in the Sweet Cream Cream
cry In this city, in one half and one
quarter-pound cartons.
When the product of the Blue
Valley Company reaches the ultimate
consumer In New York and other
Eastern cities, it is packed in car
tons. Prior to six weeks ago the out
put of the Sank Centre plant was
shipped to New York and Chicago in
carload lots in tubs where it was re-
handled into cartons before being de-
livered to the local dealers in those
cities.
Wednesday of this week the Her.
aid editor visited the Blue Valley
plant and found that practically the
entire make of the local plant was
being put up in half-pound and quart
er-pound cartons. Eight girls are
employed in wrapping and boxing the
butter which is carefully weighed and
cut in proper sized pieces by Ray
Prasch who has charge of the pack
ing department.
At the present time the Blue Val
ley Company are shipping a carload
of 10000 pounds week from the
Sank Centre plant in cartons, ninety
per cent of which is sweet cream
creamery butter, scoring SO or bet
ter.
Manager Krebs stated to the Her.
aid editor Wednesday that the bust
ness had increased very materially
over October and November and that
the Sank Centre plant would manu-
facture over one million and a half
pounds of butter in 1924. r,
Shortly after the first of the. year
when it is expected that heavier in
crease in cream will be delivered, the
facilities for handling the cartons will
be increased with modern machinery
for handling and additional girls.
The butter cut to it's proper size
and weight is delivered to the girls
who first wrap it in parchment paper
soaked in a solution of concentrated
brine. 1t is then wrapped in wax
paper and placed in the carton which
Is highly waxed. The Blue Valley
Company are the originators in pack
ing 5utter rr~this aiattur.r,,.
1t is absolutely impossible for odoFs
from the refrigerator to penetrate
this carton and the butter retains its
original form until it goes on to the
consumers table.
When the butter is first churned it
is placed in a cooling room where it
is placed for about twelve hours be-
fore it is cool enough to be cut and
wrapped in the cartons. The cartons
are packed in boxes containing ten
pounds after which they are placed
in the refrigerator room where they
remain until they are shipped out in
refrigerator cars for the Eastern mar.
ket.
After the first of the year it is
more than likely that the Sank Cen
tire plant will begin putting some of
the local output in one-pound pack
ages, but there is surprisingly large
proportion Of the 65,000,000 pounds
of butter and over, manufactured by
the Blue Valley Company each year,
sold in cartons of one-half and one
quarter pounds
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-18

lily. Mrs. Kelley, who is sister of
Mrs. F. R. Noonan, on account of
her serious condition, was unable to
attend the funeral, but from last re.
ports she is convalescing as rapidly
as could be expected under the trying
experience.
"Mr. Kelly was born in Hawley,
Pa, May 4th, 1860, having lived to
the age of Ga.
"Out of town friends and relatives
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Evans of Paynesville, Mr.. Walter T..
Noonan of Cakes, North Dakota.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton of
Minneapolis
"The esteem for departed friend
and relative was evidenced by a
bountiful offering of beautiful flow
erS "