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New Britain herald., 1929-10-31

Knoxville Tenn, Oct. 3l-Resi- dents of East Tennessee desiring a new or used automobile needn't have the money to buy 4. All they need is anything of value and Ira" in Claude" Reeder will exchange one of his motor ears for it.
 "Tradin' Claude" is the popular nickname for Colonel Claude $. Recder, president of the Cherokee Motor Company. automobile deal CTS, of this city. Officially Colonel Rceder sells Studebaker and Er- skine automobiles, but tes pest known for the unusual trades he makes in the sale of these cars and used cars that come his way.
 For the last eight years, Colonel Reedcr has been trading his cars for anything of value-crops and clothing. mules and monkeys, coal and diamonds. cemetery lots, abandoned houses, cattle, horses, farm machinery. pianos. radios and whatnot.
 As result, "Tradln' Claude be- lieves he has solved what is known aa tho used car problem among automobile men in his own unusual way.
 His Cars Keep Moving
 "1n the last eight years since we | have been trading says the 1 amiable colonel. "we have sold 5000 autom obilcs this way. And we 1 have been able to keep our second | hand cars down 10 practically noth- 1 ing
 Yet the stock of knici -hnaCks and creatures that he has accumulated 1 in payment for these automobiles has also been sold out almost tc 1 the last item In turn. CoIone ! Feeder says he has come out on tho ] profitable end.
 ''Thc idea of trading TOT any thing" explained "Tradin Claude, "started by the fact that we had { houseful of second hand cars tha were not moving. We rar a ful page ad addressing it to the farm CTS around Knoxville and asking them to bring in their mules or ole
New Britain herald., 1929-10-31

the owners heard of our adVertlse- ment. We traded car t2r bear and two monkeys which in turn we sold to another carnival company
 We traded with a piano house for six pianos, and we found ready market for these. Ne traded some of our cars for 90 suits Of mems clothing and sold them through a fire sale in another store.
 Abandoned Houses and Rugs
 We traded a used car for ten radios and ran an ad that cleaned these up. We traded a car for two houses that were going to be torn down and we sold the @aterial off the ground right where t was. We traded a car and truck for oricn- tai rugs and found ready market for these"
 Through his wide acquaintance ! in this locality. Colonel Feeder has 1 been able to keep in touch With i the markets for everything which has come into his hands. When he 1 couldn't make a quick sale of a traded material, he would talk" credit memorandum for tt and sell this
 eve arc making trades daily for i vacant lots and other real estate. , We have traded for all kinds Of building material, lumber, roofing cement, marLle, glass and sold them to contractors.
 "Our reputation as traders has spread over East Tennessee and we have calls daily for different con- modities A shipper had stand
 ing order with us for mules to be delivered 10 a large plantation owner. We got these from a con tractor for some cars and we sent then right over 10 the ihipper, making profit both ways"
 Colonel Feeders original motive was to keep down his used-car stock. He has done this, but h. has also established a new kind Of busl- hess - combination automobile live stock produce and what have you exchange.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-31
TAX NOT DISTURBED
state Commissioner says Stock Col lapse Will Have Little Bearing On Connecticut Inheritance LCyieS.

Hartford. Oct. 31 LPy-The falling market last week has i'll no way dis rurbed the policy in the office of the state tax commissioner in the as sessment of inheritance tax.
 The state of Connecticut will suf- fer by the disturbed market condi- tions only 10 the extent of a num- bcr of persons of large estate dying while the market is at low ebb.
 II was stated at the tax commis- sioncr's office today that the state is interested solely in the value Of an estate at the time Of death, and the inheritance tax levy is made on that basis.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-31
TO TRANSFER HEADQUARTERS

Washington, oct 31 Fl-Secretary Good announced today the order for transfer of the headquarters of th: Mississippi Rivcr commission from S, Louis to N,si:sburg. Miss, would be carried out.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-31
ZACHER TRAVELLERS HEAD

Hartford, Oct. 8 Pl-L. Edmund Travellers Insurance company and it's associated companies here to- day. He succeeds the late Louis F.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-31

Butler, who died October 23.
 MT. Zacher has been with the Travellers since 1904 and for the past seven years has been vice president and treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-31
SUES FOR REALTY FEE

Robert and Roe" Lawson of tuia eli, ha"" h"oN auad for commission hv Jake -4"~t1, real "at"t" broker, Tho property ~as valued at s9ooo and he had q prosprctiy" luyor II" ,laUe s-7o is due hiu for 2 com uioaton Attorney Albert Gr""nh"rc represents tu" rl"iujm and D"pnty ShorjT Martin F. Hor"iJz served thc papers.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-31
FORMER PRESIDENT DEAD

Lisbon, Portugal, Oc;. $l R)- Antonio Jose Almcida, former Por- tugucse president, died here today.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

gal, amellett tobb fuggetlen unio,
mint a vasutasoke 47,00O taggal
es kik0t6 munkasoke $4,000 tag
gal. A mexicoi t0rvenyek a mum
kas biztonsagarol gondoskodnak
A nyolcoras mumkanapot hivata-
losan bevezettek. Ejszakai mum
ka n6k es gyermekeknek tilos,
El6zetes felmondas nelkul elbo-
csatott munkasnak 3 havi fizetes
jar. A szervezkedes, szovetkezes
jogat elismerik.
Mexicoiak az Egyesiilt Ala
mokban. Ami6ta az uj szigoritott
bevandorlasi t0rveny eletbe le-
petit, sokkal t0bb mexicoi kivan
dorlas, mint barmely mas orsza-
&c. A mexicoiak legnagyobb to-
megeit delen es d6lnyugaton ia
laljuk. Icy Los Angelesben lega-
labb szazezer mexicoi el, San An
toni6ban $4,000, Ell Pasoban hat
vanezer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

RAK0CZI BETEGsEGELYZO EGYLET
reszerol
Varga Istvan, elnok. ~ Vasas JOSEF, titkar.
A VERHOVAY SEGELY EGYLET
reszerOl
Bartha M Jozsef szamvev6 Gaspar Istvan, penztanok
DR.. Marthy Ferenc, ttkar
Utoirat:-A fenti ertekezeten elharithatatlan aka
dalyok matt sajnalatomra jelenhettem meg, azon
ban annak fentekben ismertetett tervezetehez
gam reszer0l is or0mmel csatlakozom.
Bencze Janos,
A Verhovay Segely Egylet choke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
AMIKOR Az AMERIKAI
ELNOK NYUGALOMBA VONUL
AZ ex-elnokok t0bbnyire a falusi
maganyt kerestek, utazasnak,
vagy az irodalomnak szenteltek
hatralev6 napjaikat.

Calvin Coolidge hisegesen ko-
vette AIT az osvenyt, amit elokelo
elodei tapostak Xxi a visszavonulo
elnok0k szamara: a washington
Feh6r Hazat northamptoni sze-
reny, falusi otthonnal cserelte fel.
A vilas leghatalmasabb orszaga-
max eln0kebol ICY lett marol -hol-
napra a legszerenyebb, szjirke
polgar.
Coolidge xviii, csak William
Howard Taft van meg az elok So
raban. az ex-elnolok koziil. Mr..
Taft az eln0ki sz6kb6l az egyete-
mi katedrara keriilt mignem XII
neveztek a szovetsegi legfobb BIZ
r0nak.
Erdekes, hogy Washington
Gyorgy peldajat sok mas elnok
kovette. Amikor Washington, az
Egyesiilt Allamok els0 choke ell
hagyta az elnoki szeket, vissza-
utasitotta harmadszori jeloleset,
hogy vegleg visszavonulhasson
| Mount Vernonba "a birtokara.
Hatramaradt napjaimat = mon
dotta = az egyszeru ember elet-
formal szerint ohajtom leeInT'.
Washington modjan vonult
vissza gentleman farmernek" a
masodik eln0k: John Adams is,
valamint Jefferson, Madison es
Monroe. Monroe, amikor lek0-
sz0nt ujboli jelolteteserol, kije-
lentette, hogy "egy volt elnok ne
legyen partvezer". Term6szete-
sen voltak, akik ezt az elvet mem
vett6k komolyan. Grover Cleve-
land pGldaul, a demokrata part
vezere maradt azutan is, hogy a
Feher HaZat elhagyta. Kiilonben
Clevelandot tenylegesen meg is
valasztottak "second termre'.
Martin Van Buren,, a nyolcadlk
elnok volt az elso, aki elnQki hi
4 vatala megsziinese utan is aktiv
szerepet jatszott az amerikai po-
litikai eletben. Van Buren, mint
a. "Szabad Fold" faradhatatlan
harcosa 1S48-ban elfogadta a je-
lolest es plattformjara a k0vetke-
z6 mott0t tilzte: "SzolassZabad-
sag Notwithstanding Szabadem
ber."
| Theodore Roosevelt, a 26. ell
n0k, eln0ksege utan is aktiv sze
repet vallalt a politikai mozgal
makban. Roosevelt alapitotta I
"New Progressive Part" =
amely 1912-ben jelolte ct, ahogy
Roosevelt mondotta: "egy har
madik csesze kav6ra". Roosevelt
ez alkalommal = dacara rendki
will nepszeriisegenek megbu
kott. lit ujb6l kitiint, hogy a hal
madszori jel0Ies mily keves 81
kcrrel kecsegtet kozfelfo
gas makacs el0iteletevel szemben
Tobben, mint a KongressZus
tagjai, folytattak politikai teve
kenysegiiket. Icy, John Quincy
! Adams, a hatodik elnok, aki Il
evig munkalkodott Kongresz
szusban, a rabszolgasag emancip;
ci6janak igazi harcosa volt.
! Masok boldogan vinultak visz
sza a kulisszak moge, hogy min
egyszerii polgarok kipihenjek IA
radalmaikat es elvezzek a min
dennapi elet vegyes oromeit, SO
kan pedig az irodalomnak, vag,
! az utazasnak szenteltek hatralevt
napjaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
A FORRONG0 MEXICO

Az uiabb keletii forrongasok
folytan, = amelyeket kormany
tiizzel-vassal igyekszik megbeni-
tani, - Mexico ujbol niagara te-
relte az egesz vilag erdeklodeset.
Az ujsagok naprol-na'pra Head
line" alat szamolnak be fora
dalmi esemenyekrol, amelyek
most piros betiikkel irjak a tor
tenelmet a Rio Grande alatt. Az
esemenyek kereszttuzeben, DIVA
soink bizonnyara szivesen veszik,
ha nehany sorban lerajzoljuk az
Egyesiilt Allamok deli szomszed-
jat, amelynek> kiterjedese 100000
negyszog mertfold es lakoi sza-
ma meghaladja a IA milliot.
Mexico fekvese. A Rio Grande
foly6 k6pezi cikk-cakkos eszaki
| hatarvonalat Mexico es az Egye-
silt Allamok k0zott. Nyugatrol
a Csendes ocean hatarolja. delr0l
pedig Guatemala Is Britt Hondu-
ras. Keleten, a. Yukatan felsziget
| melyen benyulik a MeXicoi 0bol-
be 6s csak egy igen keskeny fold
saw k0ti 0ssze az anyaf0lddel.
Mexico f0ldrajzi gerincet a
Central Plateu kepezi, ez egy ma
gas fensik, 5000 labnyira ten
ger szine felett. A fensik ket ha-
talmas hegylanc = keleti es a
| nyugati Sierra Madre kozott te-
| riil el. Eek a hegylancok az
Egyesiilt Allamokba is. benyul-
max 6s lit Rocky Montain elne-
vezest nyerik.
A hegylanc kimagaslobb vul-
kanjai: a Popocatepetl (fiistolgo
! hegy), Ixtaccihuatl (alvo no. -es
az Orizaba, anle1ynek 1900 lab
nyira emeiked0 csucsat or0k ho
boritja. A fensik eghajlata igen
kellemes, de "a partmenti alfold
tropikusan Zorro es egyes helye-
ken sok es6zes Matt egeszseg-
telen. A CsendeS Ocean menten,
viszont irrigalni kell a f0ldeket
es ujabban 10 eredmennyel csator
nazzak a videket, a hegyi pata-
kok es foly6k, felhasznalasaval.
Mexico osi civilizacioja. A
"conquistadorok es moctezu-
max" hazaja elmondhatja, hogy
t0rtenelme az irott t0rtenelem
elotti id6kbe nyulik vissza. Ujabb
kori archaeological kutatasok deri-
tettek ki, hogy valamillor egy
mongol civilizaci6 elite lit arany-
korat, amt azutan egy mask faj
megfoitott. Kesobb is a civiliza
clio olyan fokarol tesz bizonysa-
got. amt csak a haladott keleti
| es egyiptomi kulturaval lehet osz-
szehasonlitani
Az aboriginalis mexicoi torzsek
fejlett tarsadalmarol es kultura-
jarol nyujtanak bizonysagot a
/, paratlan epiteszeti remekek, pira-
misok, palotak, templomok, Sob
rok. amelyeknek romjait ma is
| lathatni Yucatan, Oxaca es q
| Central Plateuon
| A Kozep-Mexicoi Testihuacan.
| ban a Toltec iparmiiveszet olyan
| remekeit lathatjuk ma is, anne
| lyek oregebbek, mint az egyip
| tomiake. A mexicon nemzeti mu
| zeumban 6rzik hires kalenda
rum k0vet'', ami valoban csoda
| latos mestermiive az Aztec civil
| zacionak.
/ A spanyol uralom. 1521-ber
| Fernando de Cortes, Is loval &
| egy maroknyi csapattal meg
| szallta a birodalmat a spanyol ko
| roma neveben. Ett6l fogva a moe
tezumak foldjet 300 even at spa
| nyolok uraltak. A conquistado
rokkal egyiitt erkeztek a katholi
kus misszionariusok Is r0videsef
| a teocallis = (indian teniplom,
helyebe keriiltek tagadhatatla
nul miiveszi kezzel tervezett 60
thikus kathedralisok. A spanyo
lok elnyomtak Is rabszolgasagba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
A Verhovay Segely Egylet choke

| ICY JOtt leufe nleStlZo tlpus,
amely ma mexicoi nep zomet
alkotja.
A fiiggetlen Mexico. Mar 1910
ben megindult a forradalom la
vinaja, amely 10 evvel ezutan ell
s0porte a spanyol uralmat. Mint
legt0bb latin-amerikai orszag,
alkotmanyat az Egyesiilt ALA
mok mintajara keszitette. Az or
szag hivatalos neve: "Az Egye-
silt Mexicon Allamok Az 1917
es alkotmany alapjan kormany :
sz0vetsegi, k6ztarsasagi es demo
krata.
Politikai felosztasa. Politikai-
lag az orszag 2S allamra es ket
territoriumra, valamint egy szo-
vetsegi keruletre van felosztva. A
fovaros: Mexico City, igazi koz-
mopolita varos, fest0i fekvesii,
erdekes, tarka kis vilag, ahol a
RGgi Vilag egybeolvad az Vi Vi
lag 'legjobbjaival". T0bb mint
100000 lakosa van. Mas fonto-
sabb varosok: Guadalajar 14O,-
600 lakossal, Puebla, Monterrey,
San Luis Potosi 6s Tampico, hi
res OLAF kik0to.
Foldmivelese, kereskedelme es
ipara. Mexico legf6bb "ipara" a
f0ldmiveles es allattenyesztes. Az
orszag termeszetes kincsekben is
dusgazdag, de mindezideig csak
igen csekely cricket termeltek Xxi
az anyafoldb6l. A kultivaci6 meg
mindig osi szerszamokkal t0rt6-
mix, bar ujabban nagyszamu mo-
dern gepet importaltak. Erdei ma
gyon gazdagok es ertekes fakat
hasznalnak fef. Legfobb terme-
nyei: kukorica, gyapott, dohany
cukor, kave, bab, buza es szirup
A f0ldmivcles utan fontossag-
ban banyaszat kovetkezik. A
spanyol uralom ota banyaszata
magas fokon all. 1521-tol 1922-ig
harom milliard dollar ertekii eziis
tot banyasztaI1 Xxi, amely az egesz
vilag eziist kitermelesenek ket-
harmadat alkotja az utolso 400
evben. Egyeb femek es asvanyi
anyagokban is bovelkedik
OLAF. A mexicoi OLAF 1910 ota
a vilagpiac egyik legfontosabb
cikke lett. 1920-ban annyi olajat
! termeltek Xxi Mexicoban hogy
egyszerre niagara terelte a vilag-
kereskedelem figyelmet.
Vasutak. Osszes vasutvonalai-
max szama meghaladja a 10000
mertfoldet, amelynek legnagyobb
fele kormany ellen6rzese alatt
all. A kormany a vasuttarsasae g
reszvenyeib6l 81 szazalekot bir, a
tobbi idegen kezekben van.
Kozoktatas. A k0zoktatas tor.
t6nete Mexicoban tizenhatodik
szazadba nyulik vissza. A fovaro
81 nemzeti egyetemet akkor alapi
tottak, amikor meg nyoma sen
volt az amerikai pilgrimeknek
Ugyanakkor k0zneveles terer
mem sok jot mondhatunk ell, mer'
hiszen 1910-ben meg 80 szazale
kot haladt meg az irastudatlanol
szama, amt sikerult 81 szazalek
ra csokkenteni. A Gales admins.
traci0, dacara a rendkiviili nehez
segeknek, amelyekkel meg kellet
kizdeniok, 4 ev alatt 1000 elem
iskolat allitott fel.
| A forradalom. 1SS4-t0l 1910-i;
az orszag Porfiroi Diaz zsarnoll
| uralma alatt ALT, aki koronazat
| Ian kiralya volt Mexiconak. 1911
ben kitort a forradalom, amei,
eleinte tisztan politikai mozgalon
volt, Gle mar 1917-ben tarsadalm
j harcca fejlodott. Az uj yezetol
elso gondja volt a tomegek jole
| tet kiverekedni: neveles, iskolaz
i tatas es foldosztas reven. A for
radalmi kormany szimpatiaja /
parasztok es ipari munkasol
irant egy eros mexicoi munkas
mozgalom alapjait vetette meg
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-01-11
HOW TO KEEP WELL

June to September) the committee
says. Furthermore, Jack rabbits are
found almost exclusively west of the
Mississippi river and no laws prohibit
their destruction. Human cases caused
by direct contact with Jack rabbits
occur during the spring. summer and
early fall. East of the Mississippi,
however, the situation is entirely diff
ferent. Here the occurrence of the
disease is almost entirely restricted to
that period of the year when the state
game laws permit the hunting and
marketing of wild cottontail rabbits,
namely, November, December and
January. Every individual in the
Dayton series acquired the infection
during November.
"The period of incubation varies
from one to five days. In the ma
jority of cases the onset occurred on
the second, third or fourth day after
incubation. The onset is sudden and
may occur while the patient is asleep
or while he is in the midst of his
work, and is characterized by grippe
like symptoms: severe headache, fe-
yer, chills and sweatS, aching senSa-
tons in the back and extremities
marked prostration and occasional
vomiting. Many patients are delirious
from two to five days."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-01-11

With the opening of the hunting
season hunters are warned to use ex-
IRENE care in the handling OF wild
rabbits to prevent infection of rabbit
fever" in a bulletin by the health
committee of the State Medical So
ciety of Minnesota made public to-
day.
.Tularemia, or rabbit fever" has
proven to be a serious disease often
claiming the lives of its victims and
in all cases has been traced directly
or indirectly to wild rabbits. In no
case has the disease come from tame
rabbits.
The health committee points out
that a person should not dress rab-
bit if there is any break of the skin
on the hands. AS a further precau-
ton it declares that care should be
exercised to see that the flesh of the
rabbit is well cooked and even Sug-
geStS that it would be advisable to
use rubber gloves to handle rabbits
because it has been shown that the
disease has been acquired where there
is no scratch on the hands. There
is no evidence that the disease can
be acquired by the eating of meat of
rabbits infected with tularemia.
Minnesota, so far, has had but a
few cases identified as tularemia but
it is significant, the health committee
declares, that practically all of the
cases that have developed in the north
west came during the open season on
rabbits.
Information brought to the state by
DR.. Walter M. Simpson, Dayton, Ohio,
that he had found So cases of the
disease in his home city in a six
months search with seven deaths
from tularemia in the last decade, has
intensified interest in the disease al
though attention has been called to
the disease from time to time for
years
Tularemia is practically an "all
ton of seven Japanese cases and
the United States Cases have been
reported from very state in the union
except New England states, Delaware
and Washington.
The greatest number of cases, rs,
have been reported from Ohio while
Montana ranks second with SO cases.
Prior to 1924 but Is cases of tularemia
had been reported. During the past
four years over 600 cases have been
reported
''Tularemia shows remarkable sea-
sonal variations east and west of the
Mississippi river In the western
states the onset of the human cases
corresponds to the season of the
greatest activity of the wood ticks
March to AugusD and the deer flies
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-01-11
BOTH INFORMATION AND
AMUSEMENT.

According to F. Lauriston Billiard
special correspondent of the New York
Times, Massachusetts, is in a state Of
chaos as result of the compulsory
liability insurance law. The insur-
ance companies suffered such severe
losses during the first year of the
laws activities that higher rates be-
came imperative. The insurance COM
missioner was ordered to fix the flu
ture rates. AS they were almost
double those that had been in effect
in the past, an upheaval resulted, in
spite Of the fact that they were based
on facts and statistics, and he re-
signed.
Now the new insurance commission
er has fixed another rate schedule that
attempts to cut the cost of doing in
surance business, but still the rates
range up to 50 per cent more than in
the past, according to Mr. Billiard.
The necessity for increased rates is
the direct result, to a great extent, of
organized efforts to defraud the in
Surance companies. It Is well known
that tremendous number of damage
cases are pressed when there has been
no real injury.
Mr.. Billiard says the Massachusetts
compulsory experiment is providing
the nation with both essential in
formation and incidental amusement
therefrom." Certainly, the occurrences
are not Of the sort to encourage senti-
ment in other states for this form of
legislation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-01-11

here.
Kasson-"Kasson Cali new publca-
ton for this place.
Dassel-Dassel-C ollinwood Telephone
Co. completes improvements to local
lines
Isle-Eastern Minnesota Power Co.
purchased by Peoples Light & Pow
er Co. Of New York
Duluth-New addition increases floor
space of Jensen Printing Co. one
Minneapolis annual meeting of
Northwest Shippers advisory board
will be held here January 49,
Detroit Lakes-$80, 900 bonds voted for
modern sewage disposal plant
Nicollet-Farmers & Merchants Bank
consolidated with Nicollet State
Bank.
Comfrey-New well sunk here to in
crease water supply.
Elk River-Elk River Power & Light
Co. purchased new equipment for
use in correcting radio interference
in this place.
Fairmont-New Methodist Church re-
Gently dedicated here.
Crookston-New toboggan slide and
ski slide constructed here.
Minneapolis mill of Feldspar
Products Co. will be erected here
shortly.
st. Paul-Co Construction of new $780,
90 history Office building will sart
in near future.
Minneapolis of razing old
structure preparatory to erection of
new court house will start shortly.
Hibbing-18 blocks new sewers will be
installed near Cobb Cook school.
Duluth-New Hotel Carter recently
completed opposite Orpheum Thea
tire.
Minneapolis Building permits in this
city during 1928 exceeded $23,000,-
900.
Plainview-New pipe organ installed
in local Lutheran Church.
Brainerd-New steel lookout tower will
be constructed here by district for
estry Office.
Vernon Center-$65, 900 new highway
recently dedicated here.
Winona-Plans progressing for con-
struction of new 100000 hotel here
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-01-11
MINNESOTA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Osakis-$34,80 300 contract awarded for
construction of new Church of I'm
maculate Conception
Harmony-Modern switchboard in
stalled and other improvements
made at local telephone exchange
Willmar-$130,0O three story bust
ness building under construction
here.
Virginia discussed for estab-
lishment of airport in this city.
Shakopee school building under
consideration here.
Middle River-$20,000 Farmers State
Bank of Middle River recently or
gained
Minneapolis Tidewater Products, Inc
commences manufacture of cleans
ing products here with Is employees
Storden-New cooperative creamery
recently dedicated here
Minneapolis STORY addition will
be built to local plant of Northrup
King & Co. at cost of approximately
$250,000.
st. Paul-12,271 acres more land pur-
chased for Superior National Forest.
Excelsior Plans progressing for con-
struction of new 100000 school
building.
Minneapolis under way here
for erection of new 100000 city
hospital
Minneapolis Construction of new
workhouse plant to cost 100000 will
be started in near future.
Brainerd-S371, 021 contract awarded
for new junior-senior high school
here.
Winona-26 boundary and obstruction
lights and beason light installed at
Winona Airport.
Winona- 100000 new auditorium
gymnasium building completed for
senior and Junior high schools in
this city.
Minneapolis Waldorf Paper Pro-
ducts Co. fnstalls approximately
100000 worth of highest pressure
steam machinery.
Faribault expended for build
ing of new Hummer Garage here.
st. Construction of disposal
plants to treat sewage of Twin Cities
and adjacent territory will be start
ed in near future.
Prospects bright for 80 per cent in
crease in sugar beet acreage in
northwest territory during 1929, says
agricultural development depart
ment of Northern Pacific Railway.
Duluth Sixth annual st. Louis Coun-
ty Poultry Assn. show recently held