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(cOntinuacion de ia pag1na 81


Las aplicaciones o solicitudes de
giros, a juzgar por los datos que
hay, Sc retendran en- las oficinas
por un termino no menor de tres
amos.
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En- Wembley,

En- Wembley,
recientemente
ell Principe dc
Gales do co
mienzo a la pri
mera Conferen-
cia del Poder
Mundial, dando
Ia b%ienvenida a
treinta Y nueve
estados del I'm
perio Britanico
v otros pafses
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A bOrdo del "Puerto
entrara ell martes 10 p
ma, sc espera de vuelta
a Europa, al quito caballero Y gran
de sportman, Lcdo. CelestinO Iriar
te Jr. Y su bella esposa.
Gracias a la pronta intervenci6r
del licenciado es que a estas horas
estamos teniendo juegos de pAotS
en- los terrenos de La Liga de la Pa
rada Ocho, pues fue el quien afroI
to la situaci6n cuando los stands
-amenazaban ruinas. Els a 81 a quieI
debemos la existencfa de I'm equipC
local, pues aport6 sus dineros parf
sostener I'm buen team, gracias a il
cual formose ell Athletics, cuyC
equipo contribuy6 a que el recupe
rase sus dineros. A su vuelta encon
tiara ell senior Iriarte algunos cam
bios Y muchos problemas ner
yer, pero sabemos que actUSal
tactO y usara su propio crit
solucionar algunos asuntA
peran SUI intervention.
Bien llegado sea nues'
go don Cele, Y que pro -
-
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COMO FUE TRATADA LA RE
P~RESENTANTE DE PUERTO
RICO
Me es grato decirle que no ten
go palabras para expresar la AGO.
gida tan simpatica que me fue
dispensada por la Convention, pues
cada vez que llamaban la lista de
los Delegates, cuando llegaban a
mi nombre y me levantaba a con-
testar, las asamblefstas me tribu
taban aplausos v muestras de
simpatfas. No podre olvidar ia
mas la carinosa acogida de mis-
companeras del Estado de Oregon,
auienes me adoptaron colmando-
me de atenciones v c~ortesfas que
recordare siempre."
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continuation de la primera pag.)
cue mrchas veces, en- veloz balan-
dro. esquiva la accion de los sabue-
SOS prohibicionistas.
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Ell LICDO. CELESTINO
IRIARTE JR.
DE EUROPA

A bOrdo del puerto
entrara ell martes 10 p
ma, Sc espera de vuelta |
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Bah! va sali6 aquello. Toda
conversation de hombres, por cul-
tos que sean -iy nosotros So
mos cultos querido Pietri!- ma
de parar en- este. En- Ateneos, Ca
sinos Y Academies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24

| Tn ell Salon de actos del historiCo
Centre, frente al retrato de S. M. cl
Rey Alfonso XIII, celebr6se reunion
de fieles hispanos en- obsequio y honor
de distinguidos emisarios que en- Mi
sion patriotica del Ilustre Cabildo de
Covadonga ha venido America sa-
ludar a sus hermanos, compuesta por
D, SamEel Fernandez Miranda Cutie
rrez D. Manuel Loredo Somonta, Ma
gistral Doctoral de la historical Basi-:
hca de Covadonga.
D. Manuel Gonzalez y MARTINEZ
cue siempre va la vanguard1a del au-
t6ntico atriotismo-comision6 D.
Jose Aparicio Cabrales para que reu-
niera en- ell Centro los buenos COM
patriotas de Ponce, y escogido grupo
ae los mismos concurri6 la reception
Fue constituida la Mesa presidential
por D. Manuel Gonzalez Martinez,
Presidente de la Casa de Espala en-
Puerto Rico,y por D. Bartolome Melia
e. Jose Ruiz respectivos presidentes
de-. Centre de la Junta local de la
Casa dc Espafia en- Ponce.
En- breves expresivas frases hizo
Ia presentation de los ems5arios ell
Icdo. Carlos Lopez de Tord delineo
referencias historicas de 10 cue para
Espana signifcaba Covadonga, aurada
Guna de la Patria.
InmeG;atamente ell seiior Magistrsl
D. Samuel Fernandez Sc levanto a ha
5lar y Ell brillante dicci6u castellana
pronunci6 discurso patri6tico-histori
co Y eXplico elevadas finalidades de
su Mission patri6tica a Puerto Rico,
Cuba Mejico, describe maravil osa-
.nente bellezas de Covadonga, escon-
dida en- el vigoroso corazon de los Mon
les CanSabros, a la augusta sombra de
los Piccs de Europa, donde Sc inici6
la derrota de la barbarie musulmana
que oblig0 los espafoles indeclina-
BILE guerra de sig'os, hasta su defini-
tiva expulsion de Granada.
Ell distinguido auditorio interrum-
pi6 con aprobaciones ahog6 con aplau
SOS tan concicnzuda hermosa perora-
cion.
Despues eI Sr. Magistral exhibi6 a
II concurrencia eleg2nte album de Co
vadonga y I'm autografo Ell Ell cual S.
M. Alfonso KIT saluda los cspaiio-
les de America, especialmente los
. Gle Puerto Rico, Cuba Mejico.
D. Antonio ARIZONA recibio de manos
del Presidente del Centre D. Bartolo-
ME Melia una cuartilla recit6 ma
giStralmente inspirado SONETO del
distinguido literato v poeta D. Elpi-
dio dc Mier. este SONETO fu6 es-
critic a instancias de D. jose Aparicio
CabraleS y trazado ante varios amigos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24

"Cinco botellas de Tanlac, que tome
al mismo tempo que un frasco de las
Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac, hicieroh
desaparecer por complete ell grave es-
tado de indigestion estrenimien-
to que me habia durado tres amos, y,
al mismo tempo, me libraron del reu-
matismo de que padecia en- los brazos
y manos." Tai es ell testimonio pre-
ciso del Sr. D. Antonio Gonzalez, poll
cia de correo que vive en- Ia calle
Pefia Alver, No. So, Habana, Cuba.
''Antes de tomar Tanlac, solo podla
conner POGO y 10 que comia me produ-
cia gran molestia por la indigestion
Por falta de asimilacion apropiada del
alimento mi estado general iba empeo-
rando siempre Tambien me hacia SUI
frir el estrelimiento, ell higado no fun
cionaba sin purgantes fuertes, y perdl
casi toda la fuerza y energia que lte-
MIA, 10 mismo que mucho peso. Duran
te mas dc un aiio, sufri los dolores reu-
maticos en- los brazos manos.
''Tanlac me ha producido un ape
tito excelente y una digestion esplen-
dida, me alivio por complete, de
los dolores reunaticos, en- realidad
ha removable todo mi ORGANISING en- una
forma maravillosa, hbrandome de to-
dos mis- males, ahora me siento me-
jor que nuevo. Ademas, he aumentado
varios kilos en- peso. Tanlac obro CO.
mo por ayte de magia en- mi case. -
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las drogue-
rias y boticas. De venta en- todas par
tes. Sc han vendido mas de 40 milo
mes de botellas.
Las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac son
el remedio natural del eStrefimiento.
De venta EN- todss parties. Advt.
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EN- Ell sENDERo
continuation de Ia pag. 8

Libertad y de las democraticas insti-
tucioncs Americanas.
Que 81 santo amor a Puerto Rico Y
a Ia Gloria de America nos inspire Y
cue DOS nos ayude SALVAR q
1uestra PATRIA.
Joaquin Q. YORDAN
Representante
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COVADONGA
A sUs EMIsARIOS

COVADONGA
A sUs EMISARIOS
Sagrados lares de la Patria hispana,
en- cryo centro Sc destaca erguidh
Basilica Sagrada constrida
a los pies de la Cueva soberana.
Rinc6n del mundo, donde yace arada
leyenGa de la virgen bendecida,
cuyos pies descansan de la vida
heroes de una legion Immaculate.
Como nido de Ciclopes Ia Cueva,
enhiesta ALA la Cruz de la Victoria,
simbolos de una fe con vida nueva.
Z en- el ambiente y en- las rocas duras
incontables sonidos de la Historic
que colman la Epopeya de hermosuras.
Elpidio de MIER
Ponce, mario 18, 1924
FL cONETO merecio ruidosa lluvia
de aplausos del auditorio, y el Doctoral
Sr. Loredo Somonte indie6 que deseaba
saber 81 ell autor estaba 2resente-no
10 estaba-y pidi6 la composition para
cnviarla Ia importante revista litera-
Tia que con ell titulo CoVADONGA SO
publica en- ell Principado de Asturias.
D. Antonio ARIZONA cerr6 ell acto
con bellisimo discurso inundado de SEN
timiento, patriotismo Y anon Espaiia
y Puerto Rico.
Despu6s de saludar a los visitantes,
manifesto que los hispanos de Puerto
Rico aman intensamente Espafia por-
que ali han nacido porque las salu-
tiferas brisas de la Patria dieron vigo-
res de nobleza su sangre a su vi
Ga, cue cualesquier latido del cora
zon de Espala percrte carihosamente
ca America. Que aman q Puerto Rico
lorque aqui han conviyido con sus na-
turales, Que son sus hermanos de RaZa,
AS O1VAS Nly u1uISlSo utSll SiCSo4uD
aus dulces esposas y en- cuyo suelo han
nacido sus carifosos hijos entraiiables,
y que los espaiioles son los tinicDs ami
COS desinteresados de America hspana,
porque son carne de su carne, 1uesos de
sus huesos y espiritu de sus tradicio-
res.
Ell senior ARIZONA aprovcch6 Ia oca-
sion para exhibir dc'icadezas de la IL
lSntropia de D. Manuel Gonzalez, pro-
totipo de Ia hidalguia cspanola, qlle in
di5tintamente derrana los beneficios
de sus copiosos bienes 10 mismo sobre
espafioles que sobre portorriquenos. de
10 cual hay reciente educador ejem-
plo, po~ esq lie estiman portorriquefios
Y espanoles y 10 mismo respetan su ca
ba!lerosidad en- Washington que en-
Madrid.
Esa valada fu6 glorioso aeonteci-
niento de amor sana fraternidad.
Cronista especial.
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Ell Centre EspanoL de Ponce

durante la sobremesa del cafe de Ia
casa particular del senior ApTicio,
nlientras D. Manuel Gonzalez cCmuni-
caba por telefono desde Salinas que
saIfa para Ponce con los emis%ios.)
Ell sONETO dice asi:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1924

have to have the solid support of
farmers all over the Northwest. The
Farm Bureau has made a special eff
fort to get the essentials of the plan
before farmers and any producer who
favors it should so advise his repre-
sentatitves in the Senate and the
House without delay. 1t should be
discussed at every gathering of farm
ers and appropriate resolutions
passed.
While in Washington, Mr.. Reed
spent considerable time urging the
adoption of the measure.
Gin this country" he said on his
return, "there are three recognized
ideas in the matter of compensation
for effort. First there is the subsidy
or tariff, which has materially as
sisted our manufacturers. Recently,
labor has set up the idea that a man
is entitled to sufficient compensation
to sustain himself on what has come
to be known as the American stand
ard; the wage basis has come to be
founded on necessity, rather than
production or efficiency.
The farmer alone is operating un-
der the law of supply and demand.
"The McNary-Haugen bill is simple
justice for American agriculture be-
cause it places the producer in a
position where the American standard
will have relationship to the law
of supply and demand in this country.
1t will put the farming business on
a basis of equality with other indus
tries, with which the American pro-
Queer must, of necessity, do business"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
Exports Surplus Plan Puts
the Farm On Equal Basis
Bill Called Simple
Justice for Agricultural Industry
Endorsed by Farm Bureau

The McNary-H augen bill, provid-
ing for government machinery which
will remove crop SURPRISES from the
domestic market, sell them abroad
and charge possible losses against the
whole crop, is "simple justice for
Agriculture" j. F.. Reed, president
of the Minnesota Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton, said on his return last week
from Washington.
agricultural organizations and
leaders," he said, fare solidly behind
the bill. Opposing it are eastern
financial interests, industrial leaders
and persons prominent in the grain
trade. Even the opponents of the
bill admit that it is right in principle,
but hold it unavoidable We who ia
vor the measure give scant consider
alton, to such objections, because we
know that when a principle is sound,
it is relatively easy to find a method
to make such a principle work
Mr.. Reed said the bill has a fair
chance to pass. "But if it is to be-
come law" he continued, cit will
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

duck and pass around him. This was
a disadvantage to both teams but of
the greatest hinderance to Sank Cen
tire because they had the ball more of
the time. He may be perfectly with
in his rights in standing wherever he
pleases, but he certainly wrecked sew
eral plays on both sides. Naturally
a refree cannot call all the fouls that
seem, in his judgment, to occur ac-
cidentally or he would slow up any
fast game. He certainly should call
fragrant violations of the rules such
as the two mentioned, and there's no
reasonable excuse for not noticing
such violations. On the other hand
the writer does not consider it fair
for the referee to clutter up the field
with his anatomy, to the detriment of
the contestants, even though the rules
might seem to give him that authority.
The following is a tabulated sum
mary of the game:
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ions as are. deemed proper in the
highway revenue plans. A 2-cent
gasoline tax, he said, will materially
hasten the progress on highway de-
velopment and return net profit to
all highway users. A tax of 2 cents
a gallon would total So year for the
owner of the car travelling 1890
miles at IL miles a gallon, and give
him in return the use of nearly 3d.
100000 of extra highway improve
ments each year.
Tourists from states collecting gas
taxes from Minnesota would contri-
butte toward the cost of the good roads
they travel here, the owner would
pay toward roads in the measure he
uses them, and there are other con-
siderations according to the COM
missioner, to influence the taxpayer
to vote for the plan.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
Are Sure Of Thirty-Four
Counties in Potato Agency
Total Membership to Be Near 10000,
According to Organization
Manager-May Be More

The new Minnesota Potato Grow
ers' Exchange will include at least "a
county associations. This announce
ment was made this week by S. G..
Rubinow, campaign manager, as the
state drive neared the end. Under
the contract, organization must be
completed next Saturday. The state
office will accept all contracts that
are in the mail and postmarked be-
fore midnight, March 1st.
Mr.. Rubinow's statement was based
on the fact that "a counties already
have their quotas or were within less
than 100 acres of that figure. "Of
course, we will not know the exact
number Of counties that complete
their work until all contracts have
been received and checked. There
may be SO, with possibility of 38.
We now seem assured of member
ship of 10000 and an acreage under
contract will be very close to 150,-
900. This is nearly 10000 more than
we needed in the state as whole to
qualify under the contract. We have
Just completed making a schedule of
the commercial acreage in 1922. This
is 24O,326. Under the contract, we
are obliged to get so per cent of that
number, or 120,163 These figures
are based on data obtained from the
federal and the state Departments of
Agriculture and all other available
sources"
Co-incident with the close Of the
organization campaign will come the
end of a contract signing contest that
has been under way for six weeks.
The judges will award $1,260.0O
worth of potato machinery to farmers
who have been helping obtain MEM
berships since the competition was
announced. safety
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

Score: First quarter, Sank Centre
6; Long Prairie, 3. First half, Sank
Centre, 8; Long Prairie 9. Third
quarter, Sank Centre 16; Long
Prairie 10. Final, Sank Centre 20 ;
Long Prairie 13: Sank Centre, free
throws, 8 out Of IL. Field goals, 6.
Long Prairie, free throws, 8 out of
IL. Field goals, 5. Referee: Schmidt
Avon.
The Denver Tiger Basket Ball
team which met the Sank Centre Lee
gionaires in the Junior High school
auditorium Saturday evening, played
before the largest gathering ever as
sembied to witness contest in this
city. The game was very fast and
the locals completely outplayed their
opponents during the entire period
of the game, but were outlucked and
were finally defeated by score of
% to 81.
The game was married by the con-
tinual kicking and dirty work of
Smith, the owner and manager of the
Tigers. His work was really done
for a purpose because at the time he
started the trouble the Legionaire
quint were leading by margin of
five points. This man Smith used
language and tactics that would have
justified Referee Morgan in summari-
ly removing him from the game. The
same outfit played in this city last
year and Smith followed the same
tactics that he used Saturday evening"
Thn,.n Mo ivy of 60 - -
the local quint can take on without
being compelled to meet an aggrega-
ton having in its lineup low brow
ruffian of the Smith type.
What will probably be the final Lee
gion basket ball game of the season
will be played at the Junior High
Auditorium Friday evening of this
week when Sank Centre will meet the
fast Independent team from Glen
wood. The home quint defeated
Glenwood a short time ago on their
own floor and they brought back the
report that they played the cleanest
and hardest game of any team they
had met this season. The Sank Cen
tre-Ex-Service men have taken on
all Corners this season and out of
string of 13 games they have been
defeated twice; the first at Alec be-
fore they had had their stride, and at
last Saturday evenings fasco with the
Denver Tigers. aen 2~s-
If you enjoy hard, fast, snappy
basket ball, witness Friday evenings
game between the local quint and
Glenwood.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
nnnun uunnup
!: THE CHURCHES ::
observation-disclosures n
Sank Centre M. E. Church
S. S. Wyand, Pastor.

This church will present a full
days service Sunday, March End and
it will please all who come. In the
morning at 1920 the Rev. VIM. j.
Medland who is visiting the pastors
family will preach. He will bring an
inspiring message; you will want to
hear him. The pastor viii appreciate
a full house at this service. 3.
In. the evening at 7:S0 the pastor
will speak on the question: "Are the
People of Sank Centre Ungodly."
Come out and hear this message. The
pastor will touch on local conditions
and speak frankly from the shoulder.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
sAUK CENTRE HERALD

The Sunday School continues with
good interest and satisfactory work.
The steady increase in collections is
also gratifying. Teachers and classes
for all. The hour is 1900 o'clock.
Come!
The young people will assist in the
evening service. They will sing to
the delight of all comers-you will
enjoy the hour.
The services of this church and it's
ministry and offered to all who des-
sire them. A call always brings a
response when needs are known.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
Explaining Growth Of Trees.

Explaining Growth OF Trees.
Do you know how MANY trees grow
by forming new layers Of wood direct
y under the bark? The roots are the
supports of the trees, says the School
Book of Forestry, issued by the Amer
lean Tree association, Washington.
They also supply the tree with food.
Through delicate hairs on the roots,
they absorb soil moisture and plant
food from the earth, and pass them
along to the tree. The body Of the
tree acts as passageway through
which the food and drink are con-
veyed to the top or crown. The crown
is the place where the food is digested
and the regeneration Of the tree is
effected. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
LOCAL SPORT FIELD

Sank Centres fast high school
team didn't have any trouble with
Glenwood in a hard-fought game of
basketball Friday of last week. Al
though predictions had it that de-
feating Glenwood on their own floor
would be no easy task since Alex
andria had had difficulty defeating
them the week previous by IL to IL
score, the speedy Sank Centre quint
completely outclassed the Pope coun-
ty aggregation.
1t was the last game of the season
for Glenwood and it found them fight
ing hard to win. But with Sank
Centre playing a good defensive
game after securing fve-point lead,
Glenwood could not make any head
way and when they occasionally
looped a basket the "Main Streeters"
spurted and annexed one just as cas-
lily. A long shot just before the
whistle blew narrowed the margin to
three points and Sank Centre was on
the long end of ais to IL score.
For Sank Centre, Walter Moyni-
han, Sank Centres midget left guard
gave a flashy exhibition of dribbling
and fast floor work besides getting
the second basket of the game with
"a beautiful overland toss from the
side of the floor. The fact that
Grossberg was not in the lineup did
not seem to affect the drive of the
Sank Centre offense in the least and
Nelson evidently will prove a salts
factory man in his place.
Sank Centre will wind up it's sea-
son this week with the Melrose game
tomorrow since the ninth game was
played with Long Prairie Tuesday. =
Contributed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
Sank Lake Creamery Has
Nice Increase in January
Local Farmers Paid Nearly $4,000
List of Patrons Receiving Checks
of $50 and More

The Sank Lake Cooperative Cream
cry started a prosperous year by
manufacturing 40,861 pounds Of
butter during the month of January
as against 36,841 pounds in 1928; a
gain of 1920 pounds. Patrons were
paid 58c and 53c pound for their
January butterfat, receiving a total
of $18,970. 90.
The following is a list of the pa
irons whose check for january was
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

The work of the referee was par
ticularly lax at times. Specific
instances being in the last min
ute or SO of the = first half
At both times a Sank Centre player
was at the free throw line and in both
instances one of the Long Prairie
players stood with both feet placed
more than one foot inside the circle.
These We're the most fragrant instarl-
ces Of blindness on the part of the Of
ficial. AT other times his white suit
was the only thing that saved him
from being run over, as, he was. very
often in the way and player had to
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

FOR SALE Cheap, good building
lot, with shade trees growing, three
blocks east of Library. Inquire of
Mrs. F. A. Kranz or Elliott and
Kranz Garage.-37-38 pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
Congregational Church

=. Cecil 5. SparkeS, Pastor
Services in this church Sunday as
follows:
Sunday School at $50.
Morning service at 10:45.
Christian Endeavor Society at
GAS.
Evening Service at 7:30.
All are welcome.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

FOR SALE Corn silage $3.50 per
load; come and get it. o. $. Cas-
39-40. rs i S@ H@
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

FOR SALE OR RENT-6 room
house, modern except furnace. Good
cistern. Across from Methodist
church. Key can be obtained from
Roy Working. James Swift, phone
25-F-230. 49, 38tf.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

FOR SALE Several loads of sill
age and power washing machine.
Must be sold at once as am leaving
for the southern part of the state, the
first of the week.-W. E. Allen, r.
F. D., Sank Centre.-39.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS 4:

gs,WANTED-To rent typewriter
or to buy a cheap secondhand one
Phone. 145. - 500 BY 80
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

WANTED = 100000 house in
Sank Centre in exchange for up-to-
date running hardware business
WA. Moore, Sank Centre, Mimi.
1888. E &
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-28

FOR RENT Farm on shares; will
furnish seed; good pasture and hay
meadow. Write or phone owner. Pr
M. Kennedy. 81 If. IS #a