The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-22
sAUK CENTRE HERALD. Sank Centre, Mimi

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men, had more variation in the male personal effects
where would be the time to foment and its k !?
!. Add latest development: Mark Franta holds a
bet that Europe will be at war by October 1st
Lessee
And Sudden Thot-And why Is it that map
that oil station variety particulary-why is it, that
like napkin, it be folded along the lines
of original intent.
Lafodder-Curfew's far-reachng effects: Curfew
rang-or blew-whichever it is siren does-and
many jumped up wondering about the fire. But the
Walter Hendricksons carried it bit farther. De-
Gliding it fire, they scanned the horizon for a
burst of light discovered one, and set out toward It,
They caught up with the blaze on the other side of
Paynesville-32 miles from home. And Junior
Vandesteeg is becoming more attuned to the dangers
of motor travel. Why only the other day he narrow
ly missed pie. But let's start at the beginning.
He driving Highway 50 approaching this city
when he met bus. Something whrred into the
window, missed his head, smacked against the rear
seat. The something apple pie, much the
worse for wear. 1t covered his dog. Said Junior:
TT took me two hours to clean the car" And some
body missed his dessert On Monday employee
Bud Carpenter turned to his boss s. p Hansen with,
Whats burning S. Pr" 1t was Buds pants pocket.
CIe discovered it shortly) -.
Sign of the Times-A family with number of
young children, with a but not Nickel waiting
the other day the city to buy them gas,
they could continue their wandering search. For
what? From place to place with nothing better
I wonder what people like that expect to find But
the urging It'll be better the next place" flags them
onward they know not where; knowing only that the
last place held nothing that could be worsted. -.
Southpaws-Out of group of five dentists, Sank
Centre has three who have left-handed tendencies
If memory serves well. Mark Franta was
left-handed lad, still has tendencies, but
is nearly broken of it. Russell Cooper does many
laff h,,fh n iS
handed worker. But Andy Mayer is completely
leftis only does he do most things left-handed
ly, but his equipment is installed he operates in
that fashion.
It's the People-This is from piece called "A
Medical Pepys Diary Written by DR.. e. p. Hargett
recent tour of Europe, it appeared in the Sep
TENDER Medical Economics" This interesting
slant was recorded under the date line Peuerbach
Austria. . 'At coffee house meet genuine
baron friend of the Fuller family During the con-
versation there is much praise of 1.-THE Chief Road"
by Sinclair Lewis. Several minutes elapse before
realize they talking about main Street"
They insist it's exact description of Peuerbach!
And so a paved street a few buildings do not
a Main Street make. Nor nationality, or seas,
or boundaries the important thing. It's the people.
And perhaps they aren't different matter where
they the tongue they speak,
Note to John Mondloch and John Tombers-Nope,
plants won't freeze if the temperature is above 81
degrees What kills the plant is freezing of the
moisture content. 1t can't be done until the mere
hits 80 or lower.
$50 a Lesson-More than year ago Robert Rogers,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Rogers, bought for out
lay of $50 a used gasoline motor. Last summer he
set about to make the thing run. He unkered with
it for weeks urged by those exasperating spurts
that die almost Immediately. Finally he crowned
his task with the motor would rum He built
himself a framework mounted wheels rugged steer
ing outfit. And the motor became power unit for
a Now Bob is only about IL years old. But
he learned this II learned something" he told his
mother day. THAT you can do anything If you
stick to it," mighty big lesson; mighty young
boy. Perhaps it's the fact that could never learn
to nail two boards together without the possibility
of one two contingencies arsing-one, that would
pound the fingers; or two, that would split the
board-that whets my admiration for lad who can
turn out work mechanically that is more than
passabe effort.
Swingman-Back to Carleton's college campus
soon goes David Caughren, Jr, now swinglover with
something back of it. If the memory serves, 1t was
this same David who last fall time was acclaimed
Cartoons best dressed man in one Of the mags.
Not only that at that time he was known widely
among the campusers for his love of swing But more
than that for his collection of recordings. He adds
faithfully to this collection that is all caalogued and
ear-marked he can haul out disc at a moments
notice ;. remember Dave used to hit the
worries and white licorice stick in a classical
sort of way in his high school days not so long ago.
For you out there that means play the piano and the
clarinet.
Here's one you probably didn't know. walked
up to q grocer the other day and remarking, one
does about the weather. said, years ago fruit didn't
become much of an item, did it?" And then he
told me. Sank Centre he pointed out in those years
when fruit gaining a year round item, coming
in at more popular prices was at time perhaps
the leading fruit and green vegetable market in this
part Of the state. BY market he meant 1t was con-
sumed here. He said was" not because the market
has dropped off here but because other cities have
caught with the trend. He pointed out further
that Sank Centre women are wellversed, as a whole
types Of vegetables and fruits that their know
ledge far-ranged. And outrank the limited know
ledge of some who come to shop here. And in
spite Of the wide dissemination of knowledge about
everything today he said "And once in great while
you still find one that doesn't know what grape
fruit is They'll say, My doctor told me to get. Just
what Is it?" And it's surprising turn of affairs
for to go to school here That means
err November /, the 18th grade and my last year"