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New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
ONE WAY TO END IF

Marion, Ind. Sept. 12 (UP) "A pear thrown by a small boy, ap- parently envious of the tree sitting ability of Dick Lugar, Il, brought the aspirant to the ground. He was stunned by the missile and fell IS feet. suffering a sprained shoulder. The same pear indirectly brought down another sitter, Max Lutz, Il, perched near Lugar. He descend ed to help Lugar in reaching his kome.- -a.. ..-.. if
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
FIND OLD PAPER,

Wheatland, Ind, Sept. 12 (UP) A copy of a newspaper giving an account of the death of Jesse James was found in an old home at W.heatland being razed to make room for a new building. The paper is an issue of the Western Sun of April IA, 1882. It was pub- lished in Vincennes.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
STORM WARNING ISSUED

Washington, \ Sept. 12 (R - The weather bureau today issued the fol- lowing storm warning:
 Advisory Il a. m. hurricane warnings displayed Southport. N. C., to Beaufort, N. C.. and southeast storm warnings north of Beaufort to Virginia Capes. Disturbance small diameter but with winds hur- ricane intensity near it's center which was near Frying Pan Shoals a. m. Center will likely move in- land over North Carolina coast south of Beaufort this afternoon and then diminish in intensity"
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Personals

Andrew Wesoly of 23 Smith street left today for Vermont university.
 Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Slysz of 5S9 Main street pave returned from 8 weeks tour of Canada.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Weddings
POGLITSCH>-ROTH
 lSpecial to tho HAnaldA

New York, Sept. 12-Frank F. Poglitsch, medical student, for merly of Newington, Conn.,, but at present of 53 North 7th street, New ark. N. J.. and Miss Lillian L. Roth, also medical student, of New York, obtained marriage license at the Municipal Building here yesterday.
 MT: Poglitsch was born in New ington, the son of Frank and Fan nie Prem Poglitsch. The bride is the daughter of Joseph and Homie Roth. She was born in New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
City Advertisement
GASOLINE STATION HEARING

GASOLINE STATION HEARING Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held in the office of the Board of Public Works at 7:S0 p. m. E. D. T., Monday, Sept. 22, 1880. relative to the. application of w. H. Goodrich X Co.,. Inc, for a transfer of gasoline station permit at No. IS Hartford Avenue Con site of present location.)
 All persons interested are request ed to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in re- l4tion to the above.
 GEORGE A. QU1GLEY.
 Mayor.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
GETS BOGUS s1O CHECK

William c. Melisonie, proprietor of the Strand launch at 1855 Main street, turned oyer to the police to- day check for $1o which he cashed and found to be worthless. The signer of the check is believed to have left the city. He is known to Meligonis. and the police learned that he has been in financial straits for some time.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
BOOMERANG MOTTO

Leeds, England, Sept. 12 (UP) = founded a club for chauffeurs and adopted the motto steer straight" has been sentenced to nine months hard labor for obtaining money under false pretenses.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
sHEA's LICENSE RETURNED

Hartford, Sept. 12 P-Thorilas J. Shea of Norwich Who was heard by Assistant Attorney General H. Roger Jones on Thursday on the applica- tion for the return of his public service motor vehicle license has had his petition granted.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

short term gold notes priced to yield 4.50 o.5.75 per cent.
 There was also a city of New Or leans s2,0oo,0o0 loan in 1-2s priced to yield s.75 to 4.25 on ma turtles extending from 1882 to 1880.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
SAVES 100 LIVES

Weymouth, Eng. Sept IF (UP1- Roderick James Harvey saved more than 100 lives befofe he died here at the age Of 6s.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The bodies of Solomon August Andree and Nils Sndberg the baoonistexporer perhed White Island the Arctic B years ago. will remain temporarily Tronlsoe Norways little wooden cathedral shown here in the first picture to reach the United States When the body of Franke third member of the ated polar expedition is brought to Tromsoe all will be taken to their native Sweden Shown upper right is the Vicar of Trosoe who conducted services for Andree and his when their remains brought back aboard the
 sealer Bratvaag
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Birth Record

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Nadeau of 2S0 East Main street at New Britain General hos pital today.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
BANK CLEARINGS

Boston. Sept. 12 (UP) - Bank clearings: Exchanges. s61, 100000. Balances. s25, 900.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
BREAKS GLASS IN RANK

London, Sept 12. (UP) - After breaking every window in Barclays S bank with a hammer a man calm ly awaited the arrival of police.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
NO DEATHS IN THREE DAYS

With the exception of several deaths of former residents of this city, New Britain has had no deaths for the past three days.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Insurance Stocks

Furnished by Putnam & Co.,
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

THE MARKET AT 2:OO-3 200 P. NJ.
 Total sales to 2:10 p. m.-1,505 400 shares
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

A GLANCE at the calendar for the coming week reveals A numerous acjuos of interest to society," The football will reca @ climax next Saturday when Harvard comoa New Haven meet Yale in their annual clash. The importance o this 2m will lend itself to Hd spread reTer| For New Britain o he dinner dane ac the >hlto I I&doW club will hold h. center of t1o ata@" and N Iaf with hs much appreciated orchestra will furnish music for the merrymakers
 TO-DAY brings to close ul week of 2ietes and marks
 1 a general -anaua exodus Of ale ag0pol ho have gone Princeton witness of the popular games the season. The plans for the even ng town ar informal while New Britain visitors in Princeton wi" leave after the and journey to New York City to aor for evening" the bright lights of Broadval
 NIR AND MRS, WILLIAM (, HJNGERFORD have issuoG WI cards number of their many friends attend recital at the home Thursday evening" The artist will 0 Miss Sydney Thompson who will charm her audience through the reading of poetry and artistic dramazaon of short plays L. NINA HART WILLARD CHATTER. D. \. R.. will meet l. Thursday at he Berlin Community house. The speakcrol the afternoon will be Miss Mary Louise t2Idco. recording secretary of the state D. A. R. Club interesting note for the coming week Tuesday afternoon Dr. Lothop Stoddard an authority world affairs will address the New Britain Ncman ciub The Maple Hill Womans cu, will have as the speaker at it's meeting ednesda Mrs. Robert Gadd president ot the C0nnectcu >aGc federation of Womna Clubs The Pajnve Noman club will Ia social meeting "Wednesday at the home of Mrs Henry TumbuI This will be a bridge party open to all members.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

mons place had as her guests this v.eeh her son and daughter-in-law, 9lr. and >1ra. Garrett Fitch Of New Ycrh city
 Mrs J. B. Wilbur or Forest street i5 spending several days in New Iort city and on Long Island.
 Mrs. Harry r. Brimen of Corbin n5anun will return frcm New YorH nuE today Tier sister Mrs. King campbell of New York city will be her guest for a few days,
 stephen Co>ol of Holland Micha formerly Of this city. spent severaJ days this week ,n town.
 Mir and Mrs. John Rust, who have h~an thn guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ardon C. Richcy of Worthington r'6ee. have returned to their home in Kansas City, Mo. Mir. and Mrs Howard Humphrey o5 &hurtir Meadow avenue arc at tending the Princeton Yale game in Princeton today
 
 Mrs. George Dyson Of Harrison street Is expected 10 return tomor- ron. from Milwaukee. Wis, where shn has been spending two months rifh her son and G3upbtcr-In-l9V N: and Mrs. Harry T. Dyson.
 
 ". R. Blanchard ot Chicago. H. formerly Of this rlty. was q visitor ir town this "rr..
 Harold Hacr5 of Lincoln road vii witness tho Prince,on-N Yale game il
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

o- red=t- stfce' were in Boston last e-7h-' nj attending the Michigan Egryard game.
 A'r and Mrs. Rogers Edwards Of raoanu, street. Mir and Mrs. Rich "ra <. Borg of Ha~ley street and Mr. rud Mrs Norman Bertni of rh-.;ao- r'reet spent last week-enG in No~ York clt".
 Mlss May cando, Of New Yors rav is tho weekend Gucs, of hcr 1.s,e~ Mr. Buell. B. Basset'e Of Emmcns place.
 &'gs TaEnue Leislcr and children Q. EIt~d-e road are spending the v.o< in Philadelphia. Pa
 >rr eud Mrs Duncan Sha" of st.hmdgo road had as their guest tnIa week Mir Shaw's aunt, Mrs. Harry shaw. of New Brunswick Canada,
 Mir. and Mrs Harold Shepard. Mir. lend >tr. Earle NanBushirk. MT. and | Mrs. Louie Jones and Mir. and Mrs. ! rrmond Eates drove 10 New Havea 1 la.t Saturday evening 10 play the yar> popular game of miniature GoJf
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

Maova John on Of 2ianl. HlC, .ln ard Mrs A- F. Whne 0, p'o HIu a.e .arr to ra,Uor-.@. .-.aa rarv vm sr aa the winter 41Eras,
 }Gr ard 2us Wdnam Goa.H and +...lr @on rurG.. ot Forest sgc" rl. spend .tr na-7..a1 m >fonl- ,.sr. x. J.. a. tHe @aeer. or +,.. and Mr. Boo.h-s roN-.n-laa @a5 dal~h- IT, Mr. and N". .~Go-aag K W.ea. .0he2 a. ,..o7I4 the Trnc.- .cn-Ta.e Eoo-a aai' raE.o.
 Mr. Amaar r.. i-tu@u Of Lex .@ton t~-, lH Weaa =1aN c sr nd t-a rrmnGer O -a. veo. a t1a Princeton .an Pr.~resoa. x. J t.:nyr <-nuatO lnsr .e.'srGa# rr 5c0 og a.<s md will @""ud fha Na.a-f'r5nrrfcn game Tnr vii. vsl1 ~1th tn.v ons CeoesD. who ~.dyo- a. rrtortton. and Penn T. ho js 8 student at t.a""anrr"JIin,
 
 .agle. Nmra1 Of Laurel roa@ vii spend tn. -orE-rua in Ithaca , N. F=tara rr wifi witness 'hs 'rsuolI-I'1"t@cGt1 ~amc.
 
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New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

Bernard Conlrv cC Washington street ~lI witness the Syracuse-Col- gatc gam today jn Syracuse.
 Mrs. H. T. Campbell or New Torf city IS tho gJest of her son-in-law and daughter. }ir. and Mrs. How ard Smith Of rlainville,
 Mr. and Mrs Goorzo Kimhan or south Bprritt s'roct will he among tho spectators today at rho Primes ton-Yalc game in Princeton, \. J.
 Mrs. William NJ Cole has retUrn- ca to her homo in Concord, Naa7- after spending several days this week with her son-jn-la~ and daugA ter. Mr, and Mrs Richard White oG Corhin avenue.
 F'redcrich l. Warricl< oc St, Jo- seph. Mo. ia the veoa-ond aga@t Of Mr and Mrs. Earle FanEushirn Of Ten Acre road.
 Mrs. Duncan Shaw o1 E}nrag road returned Wodnesday from New York city
 Tayetto Lester O. EIbEdGe read is ir rIavs land, Ohio
 Mrs, James Curtin of Black noca avenue is spending T frN days 1n Bosr on, Mass.
 
 Brct Norcc ot coram avenn" re- turned 10 his nome Thursday affc- short stay in Syracuse, N Y.
 Mrs Margaret l. Fitch Of Elm.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

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 ..-. ..ajcl Uw.~ os riaiafaia. .. . H.a- ..n Saturday md sun
 n -e.a as .#. 2.r.t ot Nr. and t. H+nr fla. Of E#-.H street. --a M5t.-e tg. .a. ot John t-..-,.... '-. ua&r- uan Of tho Fcr. rja.,r. ind "a- G.ro 10 .l'u..- ..- ,In-.r@ r--o-uHnr,. Of -""y .o "Ga. 'a- and th~
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New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

Mr. and Mrs. Aaen Smith ot Bath, Maine. ar" spending he Narrs- md with Mr. ard Mrs. Eosnfu Moore al thrn homo on Lincoln street They "Hl all attend rhr N'os- ieran- -Bovdoin game in NiddIetown 'his afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Walter J. Moore and son, Jack. of Monroe street are in Worcester Mass. oy-r tho week., nd with Mrs. Moorc's parents. Nr. and Mrs. Gay.
 Richard Cooper. son Of Mr. and 'Jrs. Elisha Cooper Of Vine street, who is a student q Nov Haven, is spending the weekend in town with his parents.
 Mrs. Herbert BagIey CT Worcester, Mass, spent Friday in town as tho guest Of Mrs Stanley Cooper of Brookside road.
 MI. anu MIS' 'HLtStel Hll4d4lN ". Liberty street and Dr. and Mrs. Carl ]. Hart of Lincoln street were in Washington. n. C.. last week.
 
 Miss Ruth Williams, a student at Weylister school in Milford. is spending the weekend with i'"r parents. MT. and Mrs. Chester VII Hams of Liberty street,
 Harold Wills and Burton Kinne of
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

and Mr. Hurry Aru.a~.on os rs.1 r.@r.
 Nr and Mr.. Hagoa - t..A o- WoriHuGron sfi-r. r.ran. .w ~r'ra5n- tHo @..h-,ra h. ro.a- trtt.. \. F.. a4 'ae -u-.- of Mr. and Mrs Crm.nr Amo-. " ra.. home tare. Ih,s altI au .'...a t.. Y9le-Fr5ncton gaHn 4a Ime.. .o-. x. J. this an. ~0oon.
 1ntou WruhLrod' e >.s Fce. sp.nt last weekend .s .e. @a..- o. tr. troast 7gmnhre,- ar t.arol@
 cap.4tn n@Hr coac.sa. 2 ,haa- han in n. army a' F. ,'.k4.,. N#,ne. has returned a".~ .l..8.r- f- raa}n with his uot-s. IT,. Gvara rohot+o oe Har-4oa s,ra
 Mr. and Mr.. Emerson 4 Uarr o- Bla,t. Rock avenue attended .i- Harvard-Nha.-ar gam ia "asloa 'eet Satae1a-.
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 4 #r=" n.wh'r or m#m'.o~- If na Womon's aa+ollauo0 Of rn- South ConGre gattoua} rlHrrlr wrr. a' tho home of Ms Hareiot lrrwn of Worrhi0='oo r.rtl- Berlin, rcs-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

New Tri'a0 and .srar4 srovo Of ifar'to~d aro e3tn..0@ ths weekend ln Boston
 Mrs Prank J porr.r oe aoAlnrton @'r"of w.G spend a fon days in New York ntzr eao<.
 James rham5,rl7n Of Forest ''-'r and Nal D' Hart of Hart street al.) i"aTa Saturday for Princeton to witness thr Yalr-Irtne+.on game. Thy will b" joined thorc ny Stanfcy .arr ot Chatham read and the 'ar-r will 20 on 10 j.vnchuure. Va. for 3 wooe'S hunting.
 A1r-. Stanley Hart Of cHa-ham ~oad @0iI loav on Monday for Ar Ing- On. Mas. 10 spend 9 feH days "td Nr. and Mrs Robert r. Ever
 Nr- and Mr=. Charles Eathhonc of New York spent last weekend with Mrs. Eathbone'* parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.. Allen Moore Of Sunnylodge. Mr. and Mrs Rathbone. the former a well known painter Of marines, and the latter sclup1ress whose worN is rapidly winning favor wherever ii is shown. will hold an exhibit at the Athoneum in Hart- ford in the near future.
 Howard Hart of Hart street has returned from Martha's Vineyard
 
 Miss Barbara Shepard of Dover road is spending the weekend in No"- London as the guest of Miss 1~9nor SaUnr of Hartford
 i.ca Arn:7~ton Of Boston vas in town on TuoTdaE as the gunsi of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15
PERSONALS

Here and There with Na, Brltaln Folk - Notes of Interest.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15
Social VcHUities Tbout 15own

Yalc-Plinceton Game Attracts New Britain Society," Dinner Dance Next Saturday at the Shuttle Meadow CIub-Emma Hart Willard Chap
 ter, D. A. R.. to Meet in Berlin,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

;.ca AnH1:a~ton Of Bos.o0 vas in town on TuoedaE as Inc gu~st of his son and daughter-in-law, MT,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

Howard Hart of Hart street has returned from Martha's Vineyard
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

Miss Barbara Shepard of Dover road is spending the weekend in %o". London as the guest of Miss ti~rnor SaHnr of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1930-11-15

Nrs. Stanley Har Of Cha-han
 ~oad "dj lcaE. on NondaH for Ar ln@- Or. Na5s.. 10 spend f'N days "td Nr and Mrs Robert r. Ever
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21

Learn that married life is hymn
and not a jazz song.-Martha N. Car
ter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21

ranged winter bouquet, Mrs A w.
Conway, Carl Madsen; gladiolus,
Mrs. Carl Eriksen, Arnold Sorensen;
dahlia, Mrs. Jens Nielsen; snapdragon,
Mrs. Martin Johnson, Walter Boyer;
gaillardia, Mrs. Niels L. Petersen,
Mrs. j. R. Petersen; Calendula, Mrs.
Martin johnson, Elna Christensen;
Zinnia, Mrs. Martin Johnson, Mrs.
Chris. Frederiksen; hardy phlox, Mrs
Chris. Frederiksen, Mrs. Niels L. Peter
sen; Annual phlox, Mrs. Martin John
son, Mrs. c. P. Nielsen; California
poppy, Mrs. Martin Andersen, Mrs
Martin Johnson; annual larkspur
Walter Boyer, Mrs. Albert Johnson;
Asters, Marie Buck; Nasturtium, Mrs
Jens Nielsen, Mrs. Martin johnson
Sweet pea, Mrs. Fred Jorgensen, Mrs. P
N. Fenger; Stocks, Carl Madsen, Wal
ter Boyer; cosmos, Alma Christensen
Marie Buck; Miscellaneous group, Mrs
Martin johnson, Walter Boyer; Salpi
glossia, Carl Madsen, Mrs. Emil Fogt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21

machine called the Traveller" would
pull up to a stack, take on a pile OF
bundles and then move across the
field pulled by horses which operation
would scatter straw behind and cause
the grain to collect in a large box
underneath the machine. The grain
was then poured into sacks and tied
ready to be sold. Wheat in those
days had to be hauled 80 miles to
Chicago by team where it was ex-
changed for other commodities to
bring home. Money was of the wild
cat" type and might not be of any
value in few days from the time
it was received. Mrs. Weber re-
lated how her father had taken wheat
to Chicago, exchanged it for barrels
of salt and then took it to st. Louis,
Mo-, to better realize a small profit
The out of town guests at the gather
ing included Monroe and Harry
Adams of Red Wing, r. c. Smith OF
Minneapolis, Mrs. Ivan Skinner, Hat
tie, Lucille and Leonard of Hinckley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Barnick of
Sandstone. All joined in wishing
Grandma Weber many more happy
events.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21
Mother of Bruno Woman is
Eighty eight Years of Age
Mrs. Mary E. Weber IS Feted
IN Annual Birthday and
Wedding Celebration.

The annual birthday and wedding
anniversary celebration of Mrs. Mary
E. Weber who makes her home with
her daughter, Mrs. E. w. Adams OF
Bruno, was held on Wednesday, Aug
13 at the Adams home. At the age OF
So years and having been married
70 years ago Grandma Webber still
enjoys good health and looks forward
to these annual events with anticipa-
ton and pleasure. She and her hus-
band celebrated their 66th anniver-
sary four years ago after which Mr..
Weber passed away the following
April.
approximately 80 people, relatives
and friends of the family spent the
day together, a number of which
gathering had attended many pre-
vious events. A short program OF
music interspersed with recitations
and talks was rendered in the after
noon and a number INDUCED in remi-
niscences of the past.
Grandma Weber also told of some
of the hardships and experiences she
had gone through in the early days
at Rockton, ILL.,, her old home. She
well remembers going with hel
father and other members of the fam
lily when seven years of age to SET
the first railroad train that came ives
to Rockford, Ill. This was what nov
would be called ''Dinkey' train ant
consisted of a small engine with abou
four miniature coaches with seat
along each side resembling our pre-
sent day street cars. Grandma Webbe
also related how the grain was Gu
with hand cradles, then bound b.
hand and stacked. The first threshin
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21
WELL KNOWN ASKOV
COUPLE WE'D IN IOWA

Mrs. Oline Sorensen and Uffe
Strandskov, well known Askov resi-
dents. were married at Hampton,
Iowa. Monday, Aug. is. by the groom's
father, the Rev. H. c. Strandskov, who
is pastor there.
Mrs. A. Jensen, the brides mother,
attended the wedding and will &C
company the newlyweds on trip to
Des Moines, Iowa, for visit with
relatives. expecting to return to AskoV
the latter part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strandskov and the
latter's two children. will move to
Alexandria while Mr.. Strandskov
works for the Askov Construction Co
The American joins with many
friends here in extending congratula-
tions and best wishes to the newly
WEEDS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21
DULUTH DISTRICT
YOUNG PEOPLE TO
CONDUCT RALLY

The Duluth district of the Lutheran
Free church is conducting Young
Peoples rally at the Moose Lake park
and pavilion on Sunday, August "a.
The Young Peoples societies of Zion
church of Moose Lake; Little Moose
church, and Nordland church of Den
ham are the rally hosts. Rally visitors
are asked to bring their own dinners,
coffee to be served free of charge.
There will be three services, begin
ming at eleven o'clock in the morning.
The following is a brief sketch OF the
program.
Morning services at II o'clock-Reg-
ular morning worship. Address, Hold
ing Fast Our Confession"-Dr. George
Sverdrup, president of Augsburg col
lege and seminary, Minneapolis.
Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Address
What Jesus Offers Young People
Overlooking Life" the Rev. ]. A
Peterson, Mora, MINI. Address
What Jesus Offers Young People
Reckoning Tasks" DR.. George Sver
drup.
Evening at 7:45-Brief addresses
Accepting Christ-The Acceptable
| Time" the Rev. NJ ]. Olson, Duluth
Accepting Christ-Rewards," th'
Rev. A. o. Ness, McGregor, "Acceptin.
Christ-Hindrances the Rev. j. r
Michaelson, Brainerd.
At these different services musica
numbers will be furnished by variou
societies of the district.
A cordial invitation is extended t
all to attend this rally.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21
ROSEAU co. FARMER
VISITS IN PINE CITY

C. K. Hamlin from Warroad IN
Roseau county, visited at the home OF
his brother, w. H. Hamlin, in Pine
City last Friday and Saturday and
attended the county fair. Mr.. Hamlin,
who had also visited at Pine Island
in Goodhue county, where he resided
many years ago, was accompanied ON
the trip by Thompson family from
Roseau and also a grand daughter
Miss Luella Hamlin. c. K. Hamlin,
who is in the neighborhood of the 80
mark, lives on a farm in Roseau
county and was amazed at the corn
crop that his brother has on his resi-
dence lot in Pine City village. 1t is
one of the finest stands of Yellow
Dent corn in this section, and towers
up nine to ten feet.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21

The American is but S1.50 a year.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21

The American is but $3.50 a year
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21
TENTH DISTRICT PIT. A.
MAKES CONVENTION PLANS

congress of parents and teachers held
business meeting at Braham and
Isanti counties August Is at which
time many topics relating to PIT. A.
work were discussed. The main issue
was making plans for the coming con-
vention at Mora on October IL, 1880.
The program is in the hands of the
committee of which Superintendent
L. w. Brown of Hinckley, is chairman
The American is but $3.50 a year