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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-22
AGRICULTURAL NOTES

Editors Short Course University
Farm, St. Paul, Mimi. May 6-S-
Sharpen your pencils and prepare a
layout for a sales ad of Mems Nuns
ingwear in connection with other mer-
chandise handled by your local Nuns
ingwear dealer.
You should be able to sell the ad
in any vent, and you may win one
of the prizes-first, SIS; second,
$40.
If you wish details write to Divis-
ion of Publications, University Farm,
st. Paul.
Contest limited to publishers of
Minnesota weeklies. Contest closes
April 20, 1926.
Minnesota Club Girls Essay Best
In Nation-Gladys LANCE of Litch-
field has been in club work only two
years but in that time has won a
national essay contest, a trip to the
Minnesota, State Fair, and another to
the National Boys and Girls Con-
gress at Chicago.
Young Miss LANCE was one of the
speakers at the annual banquet OF
the Junior short course at University
Farm and there testified to the fact
that club work has taken the druid.
gerry out of farm life for her at
least. She was paid special honors
as the winner of the national essay
contest, and the medal which she re-
ceived from the Holstein-Friesian AS
ISOLATION of America was exhibited
to the 500 juniors at the banquet.
"What the 1925 Show Season
laugh Me" was the subject assigned
to dairy calf club members compel
ing in the essay contest. Here is the
opening paragraph of Miss Lange's
prize essay: "The first thing that this
season taught me is to have pa
tience. You can not teach cali
by losing your patience. A calf is
like child starting to school in the
primary grades. If you speak harsh
ly to him he will not take any inter
est in learning. It is the same with
the calf. If you speak harshly OF
hit it, you cannot win it's affection
which you must have in order to trair
it rightly.
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Time Yet For Ear Testing Seee
Corn-The quality of seed corn il
not showing any improvement, says
A. H. Larson, who is in charge o.
the seed laboratory at Universit!
Farm. Some good seed is to be fount
in the state, but great quantities o:
the 1925 crop are not fit for planting
in 1926.
AS it costs as much to plant ant
cultivate an acre producing ~
bushels of corn as one producing A
bushels, there should be no letup il
the search for good seed. There il
yet time to do large amount Of in
dividual ear testing, which is tn
only safe practice at the present time
County agents, country banker
and other business men are worhn,
on this problem of an adequate sup
ply of good seed. And seed ism
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Report of the Cow Testing Association
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No tested TO- No. herds average 70
No cows producing pounds of butterfat 49, ~
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MIXED pounds
Made in 20 days
Henry MeyerHsten MIXED or times daily 1872 pounds mk'
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-05
PARTY TONIGHT
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-05

The Minister q Austria and
AlIne Proehnlk went yesterday 10
Philadelphia for the Austrian day
st the SesQ ifeent en1lal Exposition
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day 81 RIr. and hrs. j. Bertratr
Lippineott. TIae Minister and AFnies
Pr0chnik will return to the city
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DINNER TONIGHT ~
GERMAN EMBASSY

The German Anaba a6or, Baron
Nathan. win entertain at dinner
tonight af the erlba u cofg1li
nefH to DR. Jacob Gould Schnr
man American A1nali lot 81 Ger
many. who IS III ashliiston Tor
s brief visit Doctor SchurEnan Is
staying n the Elton Hotel
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Andrei Popovici attacle Of ths
Runaanian legation. win leave Wash
inRton early IN December Tor
Bucharest. where he VIII spend his
vacation and viii also take his
final examinations Tor the dlpl1.
matte service He will return "a
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Senator and Mrs. Peter Gceiet
Gerry have left their country place
~ Warwick Neck r and are
On their way back to washington.
Evening star., 1926-06-05
ATTIC MADE FEATURE
IN THIS MODEL HOME
Equipped for Billiards or Studio
and May Be Divided
Into Suite.

In the project at Wesley Heights
being built by w. {. and A. y. Miller
the roof of the house has been given
enough pitch SO that the area above
the second floor, instead of being
merely an air space or "a low attic.
has really become very large, at
traCtiVe room.
The room Is well lighted with three
dormer windows on one side and a
small window at each end. Both cell
ing and walls are plastered, giving
it the same finish as the rooms below
The flooring will be of good grade
material and, since thes roof is well
insulated, tins attic room will be one
of the most comfortable places in the
house, as we'll as being very at
tractive because of the interesting
angular intersections of the ceiling
with the Sloping walls and dormer
windows.
In addition to the large amount
of storage space that this affords, the
room could be utilized admirably as
studio. there being very good light
and all the roomineSs essential to the
convenient placing of eaSels, drawing
boards or other art equipment. If
the owner is not inclined to put it
to a use of this sort, it is perfectly
adapted to use AS billiard room
Y regulation billiard table could
easily be accommoda ted here and
electric outlets have been provided
So that the table would be well
lighted.
If at any time in the future the
owner should wish to Subdivide the
attic space the windows are arranged
so that two bedrooms and bath
could easily be installed and consld-
cradle space still be left for storage.
Evening star., 1926-06-05
MODEL ROW HOUSE
WORK PROGRESSING
Structural Work Completed
and PIastering Is Going
Forward Rapidly.

The development of The Stars
model row houses at West Virginia
avenue and Queen street northeast
has now advanced to the point where
comprehensive idea of the COM
pleted operation may easily he visu-
allied.
All structural work is now com
plete and the plastering is prog
ressing as rapidly as possible for
the attainment Of a good job. 1t
might be well to call attention herd
to the fact that extreme care has
been taken by the builders to elm
mate cracks in the plaster caused
by the shrinkage of wood used In
the structure. 1t is we'll known
fact that wood, even though we'll
seasoned stock is obtainable, Is
bound to swell and shrink as 1t
absorbs moisture from the atmos-
phere and Is dried out again. This
shrinkage is pronounced across the
grain Of a timber while it Is negli-
gible lengthwise.
The masonry has so little expan-
sion and contraction that 1t Is not
Evening star., 1926-06-05

noticeable. Therefore. where the
two come together cracks will oc
cur In the plaster, which is not an
elastic material, unless something is
done to prevent them. In this job
metal lath, thereby holding the joints
securely and distributing the shrink
age over such a large area that the
ordinary cracks will not occur. Also
partitions are, wherever possible,
carried on the partition below or
masonry wall, thereby eliminating
shrinkage to the fullest extent.
Patented hardwall plaster is being
used throughout. which gives bet
ter Job in much less time than the
old-fashioned Stacked lime method.
Attention has been directed before
to the fact that all mechanical
equipment pipes and conduits have
been installed and as soon as the
cement base for the tile floors is
poured in the bathrooms the plumbers
will begin placing the fixtures. Shower
baths, unusual in houses of this type,
are being installed in all bathrooms,
over the built-in bathtubs, and will
be tiled up to full height.
Interior Trim Next.
The next operation will be the in
stallation of interior trim, which is
now being milled from special de-
tails, also unusual in this class Of
work. The table and bench equip
ment has already been put In the
kitchens. This is another feature
which will add to the comfort and
Evening star., 1926-06-05
STAR MODEL HOMES PRAISED
BY ID. C.. BUILDING INSPECTOR
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Continued From Page ID
and the planning on the part of these
architects and builders in connection
with the demonstration have been a
distinct innovation in the building in
dustry, according to many In the pro-
feSSion.
The time is drawing close for the
landscapinG and furnishing of the
houses. The general public now has
an excellent opportunity to study the
actual materials and construction
process of the houses.
The builders and designers of the
houses are: Thirt2-ffth and Massa-
chu@etts arenue-Robort Beresford.
architect: Hedges 4 Middleto on. build.
erS. Wesley Heights--Delos Smith.
architect; W. &. and a. y. Miller,
builders. Thirteenth and Alaska ave
nue-V:ctor Mindeleff. architeth: l..
e. Breunnger & Sons, builders.
Wynnewood Park-Percy I. Adams,
architect the Stambaugh Construc-
tion Co.. builders. Fifth and Long
fellow streats-Gilbert l.. Rodier. ar.
chitect: Walter Vaughn. builder.
Decatur between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Louis Justement, architect;
Morris Cafritz. builder. Thirteenth
and Upahur streets--W. II. Flnm.
ing. architect; Walter Vaughn.
builder. West Virginia avenue and
Queen street northeast-J. Wilmer
Evening star., 1926-06-05

Smith, architect: e. Fl. Small. builder.
Lee Heights-Ward Brown, architect;
Ruby Lee Minar, builder.
Personnel of Committee.
The supervising committee Of the
demonstration which selected the site4
on which the houses were built con
sists Of Maj. Raymond A. Wheeler,
Assistant Engineer Commissioner,
chairman: Rufus s. LuSk. secretary
of the Operative Builders .Associa.
tion, and Horace w. Peaslee. chair.
man OF the committee on the Ma.
tional Capital of the American 1nsti'
tute Of Architects.
Among these who made the tour
were Maj. Wheeler. Col. Oehmann.
MIR. Pcaslee. Mr. Lusk, Fleming New
bold, the. business manager of The
Star: G. l.. Rodier. Walter A. Duni
gan. Frank Upman. Fl. L. Breunin
ger. Victor Mindeleff. l.. Breuninger,
j. Wilmer Smith. Bernard A. Saul.
y. G. Adams. Col. Leroy Heron, B.
T.. Saul, Jesse Hedges. E. W. Dom.
Robert j. Cottrell. Morris Cafritz.
Louis Justemont. Ward Brown. r. l..
Minar, A. n. Miller, Thomas Edwards.
W. c. Miller. Warren NJ. White. Ar
vid kundzin. G. N. Ray. r. f.. Daven-
dorf, w. II. ]. Fleming. Walter
Vaughn. julius Wenig and G. b.
Stambaugh.