Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-11-19
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All h State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week in Minnesota

nOCneSter-AlVO rodriguez, SoNer-
nor of the state of Sonora, Mexico.
is in Rochester for medical treat
ment.
Granite FaIIs-Thirty men and wo-
men are engaged in soliciting sub
scrfptions for stock for a new hospi-
tai organization. The sale of $4,000
worth of stock is proposed.
st. PauI-Three hospitals for Grip
pied children in the Twin Cities will
share equally in the 100000 estate Of
Edward T. Mott, IS years old, st.
Paul cripple, who died recently.
Waconia-The annual show of the
Carver county poultry association will
be held at Watertown, December II to
IA, 1t was announced here. The asso-
citation solicited bids from towns in
the county before assigning the place
for exhibitions.
st. .PauI-Andrew j. Volstead, legal
advisor to Adjutant General Walter
F. Rhinow, district prohibition chief,
has taken steps to cancel more than
1000 permits now held by druggists
and distributors to sell alcohol body
rub, federal agents said.
Nankato-Heroism in saving the
life of a transient in the icy waters
of the Minnesota river here in April.
1917, was rewarded when A. M. Kir-
cher, civil engineer, received check
for $1,000 from the Carnegie hero
fund commission.
st. PauI-From 1000 to 5000 Min
nesota federal income taxpayers would
be relieved altogether from further
payments while 10000 others in this
state would benefit by lower levies,
under the plan passed by the house
ways and means committee at Wash
ington.
Albert Leap. M. Magley and G. G.
Van Ripper, proprietors of the Albert
Lea hatchery, have let the contract for
a new hatchery to be built here. They
claim that when it is completed late
this fall it will be the largest electric
hatcery in the world. 1t will have a
capacity of 100000 eggs. These eggs
will weigh 1914 tons.
Dodge iCenter-The Dodge county
farm bureau and the University of
Minnesota extension service are spon-
soring poultry production project for
which working units are being formed.
At least 20 groups are to be formed
and the project activities are to be-
gin under the local leader plan soon
after January 1.
HanIey FaIls-Wolves along the
Minnesota river bottoms near here
have been causing farmers heavy
losses in sheep the last few weeks.
Because of it, the Izaak Walton league
chapter of Hanley Falls has organ
lied drive against the animals and
will stage a wolf hunt, with some 40
experienced hunters and wolf hounds
participating.
NorthfeId-Five thousand maize
and blue bedecked students, graduates
and friends of Carleton college, with
here and there sprinkling of red and
orange beribboned Coe students,
cheered and danced and sang and
cheered some more in combined cele-
bration of tn schools greatest home
coming and it's football victory over
Coe College, by score of 7 to O.
neapoIs-Stanley Mccormick,
convicted in the famous $2,500,000
stolen bond conspiracy trial in Min
neapolis, in which SO witnesses told
how bonds stolen in a 100000 New
York mail robbery and 100000 Chi
cago mail holdup were sold in the
Twin Cities, must serve a sentence of
seven years in the federal prison at
Leavenworth, Kan, and pay a fine Of
$4,000.
MinneapoIis-A great Minnesota
football team, possessing an almost
unstoppable offense as well as bril-
liant defense, smothered Iowa before
$4,000 rooters in the Memorial Sta
dunn. 1t was the annual Homecoming
game and the "old grads" saw a for
midable football machine run over the
Iowans in the worst beating they have
received at the hands of a Minnesota
eleven since the days of DR.. Henry L.
Williams. 1t was the final appearance
of the 1925 Gophers on the home
gridiron, and it was great farewell.
So. st. Paui-Sleek prize winning
baby beeves, worth perhaps a dollar
a pound, fat lambs and hogs, and
coops of the finest chickens, ducks,
geese and turkeys produced on Min
nesota farms were unloaded from mo-
tor trucks and stock cars in South
St. Paul, to be led by proud boys and
girls around the prize ring at the
eighth annual Junior Livestock show.
Seven hundred boys and girls, the
pick of the states junior livestock
clubs of 5000 members, superintend-
ed the unloading Of the animals.
James Noble, 1S-year-old cattle grower
of Pipestone, and his pure-bred Aber-
deen-Angus calf won the grand cham
pionship in the baby beef class at the
greatest boys and girls fancy stock
exhibition ever staged in the north
west.
Mankato-Pledged to curb parental
extravaganza toward children and to
establish better child health stand
ards, delegates to the third annual
convention of the Minnesota Congress