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The producers news., 1927-12-09
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas, God in His infinite wis
dom has seen fit to take from our
midst, our friend, class-mate and
pupil, Janet Lundquist; and
Whereas, the loss is keenly felt in
all our school affairs; therefore be it
Resolved, that the student body
and faculty of PlentywOOd High
School sends these resolutions of deep
sympathy to the bereaved family.
COMMITTEE.
The producers news., 1927-12-09
PRESIDENT OPPOSES FARM RELIEF MEASURES

Washington - GP)-"The country as a whole has had a
y never exceed Wages at their highest range en-
mat plentiful Some parts of agriculture and industry
have Jagged But such losses have been absorbed without serious
iatrment to our great economic structure"
So Calvin Coolidge president of the United States his
to Congress- rebukes the appeals of the American
Federation of Labor and the protests of the destitute farmers
Li e Aeganes the opening paragraph of his sateent
The producers news., 1927-12-09

Wina"! ms world Sweepstakes
takira world sweepstakes and
4 i-Nlis B Ihe majority of the first places
tars 'LsLy Ly Wheat class entered, Mon
at fba ''"2 +. neld her enviable reputation
sbov.e e International grain and hav
cbsr.- oe olg championship Gun for world
to e CPiSI mn wheat grower was awarded
vali o-n Lus3n Smith of Corvallis, Ra-
taDa @9eo @e9gS,lyy, Tor a sample of Mon
65fuoo 90 hard winter wheat WEIGHING,
2n5 pounds. L. E. Peterson of Victor
Pounds. PIG 'liaV weighed 64.2
ed among n the total of 80 places award.
tars . Iea winter wheat class. Mon
IN fl won 10, including the first seven
S5 nIsoaafd '1 nafd red spring class. out o1
70 fi,aJes ny. awarded, Montana capturec
sixth 'Sirlr 9I second, fourth, fifth anC
pIaca,s Montana won half Of the tota
csssss Ses awarded in the winter wbes.
places including 12 of the first /;
Mog4tae M1n tae white sprinq vseat class
ino won o~t oe ~ ,,ia.or IT,
Il O4iy the c.-'+r pla-e h Capsds Can, i99
places state tcc'- off six out of
sixth 'ooccltudlng third, fourth. an
eu' Oh a total of 25 places
'oOntinued on Last Page)
The producers news., 1927-12-09

Fma Judging at the International Livestock exposition gives
~ total Of 164 points, 80 in the livestock division and 125
a4 and hay competing against the best grains and livestock
ne united States and Canada.
Thirteen of the Sc counties of the state participated in the
~ With Ravai taking first county honors and scoring SO
Qhe counties in order of number of points taken are
% %Je l0 Gaatn, 16; Saltwater IA Deer Lodge, 9; Mis-
leloWston and Hill, each and Blaine, Rosebud Powell
o-oIuan and Pndara oach
The producers news., 1927-12-09
PROMINENT PLENTY
WOOD FARMER DIES
Frederick Lundbergh, Well Known
Farmer, Died at His Farm Home
Thursday Morning.

Frederick Lundberg, well known
farmer, living z miles east of Plen-
tywood, died at his home at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning, aged 81 years.
The deceased was born in Sweden
March 81, 1860 and came to the Unit
ed States when a small boy, settling
in Minnesota, where he was married
The deceased leaves a wife to mourn
his passing, no children being born
to the union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundberg came e
Sheridan county in 1908 and settle,
on a homestead east of Plentywooo
on which they resided up to the pass
/ ing away Of Mr.. Lundberg.
! Mr.. Lundberg had been in poo
health for the past year and spent tW
months in the Memorial Hospital IN
forepart of the summer.
The producers news., 1927-12-09
BIGGEST TOM WILL
BRING ST A POUND
AT SIDNEY, DEC. 10

Sidney, Dec. Zone dollar a pound
for the heaviest tom turkey, live
weight, will be paid here Dec. 10,
which poultry buyers have set aside
as turkey day. Dealers will demon
strate methods used in weighing,
dressing and grading turkeys.
The producers news., 1927-12-09
COOLIDGE WILL HOLD
MIDDLE OF STAGE

Washington -(FP)-President
Coolidge announces that when the
Republican national committee
meets in Washington he will give
a reception to them and will give
them a talk.
The producers news., 1927-12-09
But Loses Temper When
Farmer Asks Questions

'Burt Burt, Be Calm The Crowd Is Laughng Cries Mrs;
Wheeler When Junior Senator Goes Up in the Air at End
of Small Pentywood Meeting. Salisbury Gives Senator
Unmercifu Castigation Public Street Next Day. Calls
B.K.a Crook, ga liar and "a stOolpigeon."
The producers news., 1927-12-09

Senator K Wheeler addressed meeting of twenty-five
at the City Council Sunday evening Postmaster
Jack Bennett made for the of the County Court
house for the occasion but account of the smaness of the
tendance it decided to stay in the council There
chairman but the meeting charge of Lard S. Olson FREQ
Dsen Jack Bennett Deputy Warden KIo and Onstad
The producers news., 1927-12-09
Observation-Disclosures
DEMANDS SALE OF THE
MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT

D.Jen Coolidge Demands That Government Stay Out of
Power Business In Annual Message to Congress Believes
Farmers and Laborers Should Be Satisfied Says Nothing
About IniunciOns and Massacre of Striking Miners
The producers news., 1927-12-09
AccOmpanied hY Mrs. WheaIer

3ANNV4hpcaA1Nu By MIS- w HGElEI
Senator Wheeler, accompanied by
Mrs. Wheeler arrived in town at four
o'clock Saturday evening and went
Immediately to the Bourassa Hotel.
Shortly afterwards bills printed at
the Herald office were distributed on
the streets announcing that Mrs.
Wheelre and the Senator would speak
the following evening at the Council
Room on the subject of China" The
fact that the Farmer-Labor Temple
was not secured indicates that the
promoters of the Wheeler meeting did
not anticipate large attendance. The
Senator was called upon by Oscar Col
Inns Saturday night and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler retired at 9:3O o'clock. Next
day Sunday Senator Wheeler called
upon Jack Bennett, Lard S. Olson anC
L. J. Onstad. In the afternoon. accom-.
panied by Bennett and Onstad. he
drove out to Jack O'Grady's place anC
later to Outlook where he called upor
the local banker. Returning to towr
he had supper and delivered his adj
dress on China at the Council room,
after which he went to his room a
the Grand View Hotel. He departe,
for Scobey the next dav.
The "Chinese" Meeting
There was a large number of peo
pie in the city the night of the meet
, ing but the most of them packed tn
: Orpheum Picture house while a com
paratively small number went to IN
r Wheeler "China" meeting at the Cour
ell room. Contrary to expectation
e Mrs. Wheeler did not sneak bnt ~
Continued on page Threel -
The producers news., 1927-12-09
"YOU SHOULD BE IN THE PENTTENTIARY INSTEAD
OF THE SENATE, SAYS SALISBURY TO SENATOR
EDITORS NOTE

the fact that there such large demand for the
October containing the
Wheeer experience PentywOOd and Northeastern Montana
that the entire large issue sold out and because these orders
coming last week orders coming by the hundreds
from Washington D. c. including orders from the Judges of the
United Supreme filled the follow
reproduced together with comments anent Wheeler by
Editor Wallace in the Lime Light Column.
The producers news., 1927-12-09
LITVINOFF PROPOSAL
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
Geneva Hears Russians Demand Complete Disarmament
Abolition of Munitions Gas and Naval Bases BRAND In
Speech Declares France Won't Disarm Brands Dsarma-
ment Conferences AS Purely Decorative"
CACHIN POINTS OUT DANGER OF new WAR

GENEVA.-The chief points of the Soviet delegations
program complete immediate disarmament follow:
Immediate universal disarmament by land begin
ing next year.
2An international convention pedgng the signatOry
tiOns destroy all their armies
to police forces period of four years, unless
the powers willing to disarm al
Standardization of all land sea and forces.
4-DestrucOn of all heavy and light artillery, machine
army stOres warships classes and all
arplanes those strictly commercial
pOses
5--CessatiOn of all military training.
6-DemOlOn of by reduction
of all naval bases.
7Strict all chemical works chemists
vent the manufacture of materials
AbOOn of poison gas apparatus be used in
warfare.
9-AbOitiOn by governments offices ministries
of posts except those used in peaceful
commercial
1O-FOrbiddmg of all military propaganda.
11ReusaI governments patents for making nven
ions.
The producers news., 1927-12-09

tion of all military training, the
abolition of war offices were
among the proposals made by
the Soviet delegation. !.
Proof of Good Faith
"The Soviet participated in this
conference because they were con-
vinced that the capitalistic govern
ments are not capable of accomplish
ing the task" Litvinoff explained.
"We want the problem presented in a
CONTINUED on Last Page)
The producers news., 1927-12-09
Death Claims Four In Fierce
Blizzard Two More Missing
Three Alberta Farmers Lose Lives In Worst Storm of Years.
Lad of Is Missing from His Home Near Coalhurst Alta.
Montana Youth, Aged Five, Found Near His Home

Great Fas-One death, lad of s. resulted in Mon
from the blizzard of Monday three pehed Abe
persons suffered from frozen limbs and exposure
according reports received from several sections Of the state
and the northern province
The producers news., 1927-12-09

Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Calvert are
the proud parents of twins, boy
and girl, born to them at their home
in this city, Friday, December End.
All concerned are doing nicely.
The producers news., 1927-12-09
COMPLETE DISARMAMENT

eneva-Conpete disarmament within four was the
substance sweeping program placed before the
conference today by Ltvno head of the Soviet deeg
ton.
Branding various League disarmament conferences pure
decorative offered the League the most extensive
disarmament program drafted The rehabilitation of all
forces within period of four years. the
The producers news., 1927-12-09
Montana Scores l64 Points At
International Livestock Exhibit

t. Edison Smith of Raval County Wheat King of Contin-
entFst Honors in Flax Rye and Barley Come to Treas
g5e State-Wn 80 Points in the Livestock Division Beat
1926 Record By So Points.
The Washington times., 1927-01-14
NJ CARL BLAMED
FOR ID. c. WASTE

'@The penny wise and pound fool.
ish" regulations of Comptroller
General j. R. McCarl, governing
the award Of Government contracts
are costing the District and Fed.
eraI governments thousands of dol
lars annually, it was charged TO.
day.
Purchasing and disbursing clerks
all through the Government echoed
charges Of ''shortsightedness on
the part of McCarl, which were
made yesterday, when 1t was said
that he is responsible for the
present automobile tag situation in
the District.
Mccarls Interpretation of the
law governing contract awards.
which requires the contract to go
to 1.-THE lowest rsponsibile bidder"
is at the. bottom Of the charges.
The comptroller general, it is
said, considers responsible" to
mean any bidder who can furnish
bond that his end of the contract
will DO carried out, without regard
to whether or not his goods or his
services are satisfactory.
Four useless elevators at Gallinger
Hospital bear witness to the kind
of waste caused by the comptroller
policies, officials said today.
These elevators have been idle
practically ever since they were put
in. The contract for their installa-
ton was given to a firm with no
record behind 1t because 1t was the
lowest bidder, when the next low
bid was from the leading elevator
company in the country. it is said.
The Washington times., 1927-01-14
IN DESPAIR over
PIMPLY, RED SKIN
ITCHED AND BURNED
UGLY TO LOOK AT
Healed at last, quickly and easily

Charlotte, Mich, Oct. Ait
have been sufferer from a most
unsightly skin disorder, my face be-
ing full Of pimples and blackheads
and my complexion was very mud
dy. It was very ugly to look at as
it was red and frey and it annoyed
me by itching and burning. / tried
many treatments, but got no relief.
When ] was q small baby / had
eczema on my body and my mother
used Resinol Ointment on it and
she recommended it to me at this
time. In desperation decided to
send for q sample of ResinoL After
using the sample / bought more
Resinol as / was convinced it was
q splendid remedy. After / had app
piled it four times, the pinples be-
gan to heal and at the end Of two
weeks they had entirely disap-
peared. Now, I have such conf
dence in Resinol Ointment / would
not be without it, (Signed) Mrs.
ton q White, r u. ~ IL
The Washington times., 1927-01-14
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The Washington times., 1927-01-14
AOVERTIsEMEMT
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The Washington times., 1927-01-14
GERMANS BUILD
HUGE PLANE

BERLIN. Jan. 14.-Germany can
boast Of owning the biggest plane Of
the world.
The new "super.whale," just com.
pleted by the Dornier works at
Friedrlchshafen. famous birth place
Of zeppeltns. has made its first sue
cessful flights across the Bodensee
and will be employed in the regular
air PASSENGER service, preferably on
longer routes.
The new super-whale Is a hydro.
plane capable Of lighting on and
The Washington times., 1927-01-14
ADVERTISEMENT
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SKIN TORTURE?

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The Washington times., 1927-01-14

ascending from the water. The boat
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Back Of the bow Is a cabin with &C.
coinmodations for Is passengers.
Behind this are toilet room. room
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In addition to the 81 passengers,
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whale can carry fuel for 200 mile
nonstop flight. II has two Rolls.
Royce motors with capacity OF
1900 horsepower.
However. this super.whale win be
only an infant as compared to the
new colossus now under construction
The Washington times., 1927-01-14
d. C. Cat Club Names
Officers and Plans Show

Election of Mrs. H. L. West
president of the Washington Cat
Club was announced today. The
club is completing arrangements
for the annual cat show, to be held
February / and 2 at Wardman Park
Hotel, in charge of Emma C. Payne,
who was elected vice president.
Other new officers are: e. s..
Schmid. Mrs. Frank Thompson and
Dr.. II. A. Locke, vice presidents;
Mrs. Ben Lee Fuller, treasurer and
Mrs. Paul L. Bonner. secretary.
Know the satisfaction of being able
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The Washington times., 1927-01-14

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The Washington times., 1927-01-14

Chicago claims to be the best tele-
phone equipped city In the United
States, having "a instruments to
each 100 population. compared with
20 to each 100 In New York and San
Francisco.
The Washington times., 1927-01-14

at the Junkers works. near Dessau.
This new plane win be able to carry
a hundred passengers on trans.
Atlantic flight,
The Washington times., 1927-01-14

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The Washington times., 1927-01-14

MRS. MARY HUSAR
ALLEGING HER husband,
former United States District At.
tOrney at Shanghai, China, has
accepted brides in connection with
duties. Mrs. Mary Husar has filed
suit for divorce in Los Angeles.
Shanghai DISPATCHES say the llus.
band has filed q crOss-cOmpIaint.
The Washington times., 1927-01-14

clerk-OOercoats? Yes. sir,
tUs haUe some dandy coats that
hnOe just been reduced.
Hick--NaW, I'm a large man.
I'd better eit one sDhot's still
big.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-15
Pleasant Hill NeighbOrhOOd

A Christmas program will be given
at the Pleasant Hill school, Thursday
evening, Dec. 22nd. All are welcome.
Frank Mach and his young folks
spent Sunday evening at the Billman
home.
John Swenson returned Saturday
from Red Wing, to spend the winter
on his farm.
Miss Meta Dilley and Adrian, Ro-
bert, and Eva Berglund spent Sunday
evening at the Kvasnicka home.
Geo. Robinson, ST., was home over
the week end, returning to Harris
Tuesday.
Mr.. Stevens of st. Cloud, while pas
sing through this neighborhOod on
his way to Kingsdale with six horses
for Simpson-Stack, was kicked by one
of the horses while riding another
horse, with the result that his leg
was broken between the ankle and
knee. Mr.. Stevens drove to Frank
Mach's place and made his condition
known, and the horses were left there
while Mr.. Mach drove the injured
man to Bruno for medical aid.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-15
STATE FARM BUREAU
ANNUAL MEETING is
TO BE LIVELY EVENT

Plans are well under way for the
ninth annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Farm Bureau Federation, which
will be held at st. Paul, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, January
II, IS, and 49,
President ]. F. Reed and Secretary
j. S. Jones of st. Paul, First Vice
President A. j. Olson of Renville, and
Director G. w. Freeman of Zumbrota,
who attended the American Farm Bu-
reau national convention at Chicago,
December 5, 6, and Z, returned i'm
mediately to Minnesota to perfect the
program for the Gopher state con-
vention.
1--WE will have the Invest state an
nual meeting in January ever held
in Minnesota" declared Secretary
Jones on returning to his office from
Chicago.
1.-The Minnesota Farm Bureau gain
ed in membership every month this
year and this large membership in
crease will be reflected in the at
tendance at and interest in the big
state annual meeting at st. Paul, in
January"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-15
SCHOOL NOTES
District SO.

Mrs. Peter Pearson visited school
last month. Thank you, come again!
Clifton Toering gave the whole
room a pleasant surprise the day it
was his birthday. He treated the en-
tire group to cocoa and a birthday
cake, which looked very beautiful
with it's six red candles cleaning on
the white frosting.
The first and second graders have
been busy making Pilgrim books of
which they are very proud.
Dorine Johnson is the only one in
the room having had 100 every day
in spelling for the first three months.
The following have been neither
absent nor tardy all year: Mercedes
Johnson, liver Johnson, Dorine John
son. and Everett Weser. Many missed
due to the stormy weather two weeks
ago.
The various parts of the Christmas
program have been distributed to the
pupils and each is very busy learning
his selection.
The pupils have now sold their five
dollars worth of Christmas seals and
have decided to get the first aid kit
which is one of the premiums. Sew
eral have sold enough to get
''Lindy" game.
Wilmer Kroschel, the sixth grader
who shot the cub, reports that up to
the present time he has trapped nine
weasels and one mink.
The boys who are taking manual
training have completed their dres-
sers and davenports made of cigar
boxes and are about to enamel them
white. The girls have completed
their raffia frames and are now ready
to shellac their paper beads.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-15
S. D. Jury convicts Roy Rogers

Huron, s. D.-Roy Rogers was
found guilty here on charge of rob-
bling the Farmers and Merchants
bank of $10,359.50 on June 8 last.
Sentence will be imposed on Deem
Der 10. Counsel for Rogers declared
that they would move for new
trial and If that is denied notice of
appeal will be given. The defendant
attempted to establish an alibi that
he was at Wisconsin lake resort
near Siren, Wis, at the time of the
robbery there. Five witnesses for the
defense testified they saw Rogers at
the resort.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-15
RUTLEDGE

There will be Christmas services
in the M. E. church Sunday, the 18th,
at 2:30 p. M, as the minister cannot
be here on the 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. L. WINNER were Du-
luth passengers last week.
Mrs. NJ. Slime went to the Cities
Saturday, returning Sunday
Another wreck happened here Sun
day afternoon when the truck of a
gondola car gave way, and FORUM
ately that was the only car to leave
the track, which was blocked for
about three hours only.
Mrs L. D. Jones entertained the A.
E. Jones family at dinner Sunday.
On Tuesday evening the Guss fam
lily had a Feather Stripping Bee,
consisting of minors. After the work
was finished, music was in order and
that tempted them to clear the floor
for little dancing which all enjoyed.
On Sunday evening, Miss Cote, Mrs.
Salkeiwiecz, Miss Guss, and Miss
Conway motored to Hinckley to at
tend the show.
]. L. Brooks was a Finlayson pas
senger Wednesday.
Dave Van Rees left for Duluth last
Thursday.
Jess and Gordon Mitchell of Rush
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Under
hill of Sandstone, were Sunday eve
ming guests at the Underhill home
here.
Mrs. Underhill and Hal visited at
the ]. M. Derungs home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Paul Pangerl and Peter took a
truck load of Christmas trees to the
U. S. Veterans hospital, Fort Smell
ling, Tuesday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-15
FINLAYSON SCHOOL NOTES
Milton Wallio, Editor.

The debating teams are busy pre-
pairing for the preliminaries which
will be held in the near future. The
question is the "All-American Ship
Canal VS.. the St. Lawrence Water
way" This debate will decide the
personnel of the team which will en-
ter the county contest. The affirma-
tive is upheld by Janice Carroll, Ethel
Molloy, and Milton Wallio, while the
negative team includes Grace Dignan,
Fern Johnson, and Bill Arth.
Basketball practice for the girls
is attended enthusiastically. Regular
practices are held two nights a week.
The Finlayson high school basket
ball team will play the Willow Riv-
err team at Finlayson, Friday night,
Dec. 18th. Finlaysonites, turn out
and support your team!
The English w class is studying
Hamlet. Themes this week will be
essays on some adage taken from
Hamlet.
The home economics class learned
to make bread this week. The whole
class judged the bread and decided
whose was best.
At meeting held last week, it was
decided that the literary club would
sponsor the athletics of the high
school.
The results of the English Essen
tials tests given to the Finlayson
high school pupils, have been re-
turned. On comparison to the rest
of the schools throughout the state,
Finlayson stood we'll above the gen
eral average.
The school is working hard on it's
Christmas program which will be
given soon.