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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

I, Near West RiyeF-7 acres,
modern 7-roQm home. barn, earage,
As-acre tobacco allotmenli on
paved road. immediate posaeeaioni
DO milaa n, g., $4,000,
~ eeIea On paved road q,
het.wetsr heat electric stove ,.
: ssI. tobacco sllolpsnt ts9s.e . n sei
s'sIilN ..i 20 s E,lfs Rlasc s. .sisS8
artssian well, fenced lot iOosio0'
5000 view OF water, water Tluhta
70 west River community beach
W. 300 Immediate possss1lon'
a. Deaie Ga acres, dOO-feet
Nateffront on Chesapeake BAY;
modern 1.room frame home.
bedrooms, Z baths, laree screened
poreheaj good view. douhle Garaee,
oulbuildinaa, guest house Arteslan
vel; immeclats posseasioni %
miles p, {. owner VII saerihee u
&. histoFie Lothlan--7e acres
ie-room Colonial home. az baths,
tenant house, z barns, stable. out
mediate poaaehsion, 90 miles d. G.
q. Hlghvlew. Dsaie : Modern
masonry home with 3 bedrooms,
baths. fireplace. approximately
ystsrirsht view! Is miles b. e.i
~ chssapsaLs .gay rrankllp
A n s.6edroom brick
s sSHs s. ss.A S.; ssssSs GS acre s S:.
place. complete Kitchen equipment.
saiae,. waterfront privilssss: 30
iNsfEcrIoE ny APPOINTMENT.
s s e cHLvTTR iIll RFaL g9lv soNEEcy
Prince FREDERICK, Maryland,
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Lors. ACREAGE Tor sAlE


pNNpNM
81, acren With 3ua-ft. fronlage.
on biack-top Eoaf IN pendef. Nale
nc nc, Rts SeS sse "a. s.ss AseAs'
HoT-nItlcREeT copNER
aiat and " 81 n.E. HhKfO0
Call GUY OiHAxxA, ~, a-AAab
MARSHALL J. WArLx co, AID,
ATTs nUffDKRs. ~ ACRES
.aurel, Nd; water 'front.' and rear,
possibilities sever soon Ions front
ass on paved I'd. 1IiO nj. cas-;
Terms Nh RR sSssS. s 81 s.sSsS
RsTATK sITH
$50 q, on bradley blvd. eountry
plantinss. Tor rambler o. splis 1 isVsI
With anrdenai tennis court swim
esol sl ssis:f s'l'" area OWNER
ACRES
Briaga CLANCY I'd /. lo0-ft trent.
age on sflaEl Chaney Level gTound
Beautiful Bids eltea. Rapidly ex-
pandin9 area, Call sunday THOMp-
BON CO, 10, b-iOOn,
ela ACRES
Fairisnd and new Routs 20 Pine
stfeam on RIepsEiy 1880. call
uanoe n4 THOMPSON co" JU'
KxcELLKNT INVESTMENT. i mile
from Ia Plata. Nd --lO,ai acres
with long road frontaea. aprine-fed
stream,. laree trees, very little ui-
aessrne . nlss section. Price, So
Own ! s ACRES sa' ~iih lsT nv mo ma.
with sprinE.fsd stream. Ions front,
age on good road, In nice eommu-
nifty. ! mile from "a Plata, Nd. a
raIe bargain at only ~ .5e5: rash
500, balance $50 mo, so. ND.
REALTY Co. Route aOi. Ia Plata.
No WE. 4-s4a2, Open every day
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Lovely Home
2n-Acrn Farm

Edge OF village. borders state
hwys all bldss. Al; fertile soil :
glorious view, nice lawn with
flowers. huge maple trees. Is q, in
wheat, ) q, Blue Grass pasture;
cleo, beautiful tiled kitchen. 2
porches, basement. barn 25x3O with
running water; lots Of lumber to
build poultry house sacrifice price,
$500 z C. Brumback, STROUT
REALTY, Middletown, Va. Bargain
lists mailed free,
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pARNEsToWN. No. AREA
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

snANN0NpALE. W. vA.--Lge. cot,
TAG l 2. I n sea,ss ts club ssssle r
min from s b RS owEF n
Priced for quick sale. "a. s.es3s
SKYLINE DRIVE. Front Royal, va,
iutt above this desirable 10 wood.
"a acres stream, springs. anal
e-eb3a,
SHENANDOAH RETRKAr COUN.
HN CLUn-iot, mr.. clubhouse;
lifetime membership; eolf. swim,
hunt. CT. 6-oO4i.
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3IVERFRONT-W. VA.
STROUT
CATALOG

Mailed FREEl Farms, homes, bust
nesses; coast -to-coast, "a States,
g, 1875 properties described, bargains
galore. many pictures livestock,
equip, crops, furnishings often in
cluded: many with low down pay
ments, easy terms. IS years service:
WORLDS LARGEST BUY and
SAVE through sTR0UT REALIY'
ton. ST. 3-31S4,
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Near Amissville, Va.

30 acres with e.fm. house with
sidsa t wsi nnsps.c p osIs s% SSti
down payment required; 1880.
a acres with modern home q
oedrms. liv, rm, din. rm., kit.
bath and part bsmC; hot-WateT
easeeoard heat: sood location
sl3,40O.
~ acres with 6-rm. house with
nreplaces, elee, and tel; nice
YARD with lots 81 bqxwoods; good
oytp.ags. 5000 loeation, ~ MI. ".
RAY T. CANNON. Realtor
PH. oR cAAYsss5ET2 9iEs. va s,1.
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HOWARD CO. IS acres. half
cleared. household farm, g rms.
and bath, solid house with oil
h.-wh. of Co. I'd, mr. Hirhland.
S14,750, WA. 1921 SANDY
SPRING REALTY CO.
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bEAUTY SALON AND DENTISTS

OFfIcE in MOD e-story brick
corner. on Ga. ave. mr.. Missouri,
for lease at low rentals. Eouipt.
may be purchased from owners
in possession. Ideal busy corner
for eolored beautieisns and dem
Fuss Fuss B Bsc1s F ss sSSsO Ds .Ts.
Sun. ia. 2-1RoQ.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY

owner sacrificing 57-aere grass
farm within IS miles Of Washing
ton Remodeled house contains 3
bedrooms bath. modern kitchen,
etc. Barns. Farm pond plus | mile
frontage on fast running hshtng
stream, Unsurpassed view Secluded
500. 600. Call Leesburs Spring
7-3456. Ewes. a Sun. Arcola, Fair
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FRED B. CUSHMAN

1I6 ACRES with q long frontage
on new Route 24O: improved. with
a 2-story frame house; $3.50 per
acre.
26s ACRES, II miles from Acc:
improved with q 6-roon house;
all improvements; several outbldgs.
Farm is in high state Of Guilt
walton and priced to sell.
200 ACRES on the edge Of
Frederick Co. Over mile Of
hard-road frontage; improved with
q set Of modern hldgs.. 60-eow.
modern. Washington-type dairy
barn. tenant house and other out
bldgs. and q modern stone house
worth anybody's inspection II in
terested: S135,000.
FRED B. CUsHMAN
436 N. Frederick Ave, GaithersburG
Pc. 2-9442-Gaithers 40l
Ewes. Mr. Price, GAlthershurg sos
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CHARLES CoUNTY-i0 a, Of bldg
sites zoo .I e on main mai st d hs d1 lSts
No. S-1e0 a.. I mi. TO La Plata;
ideal for subdiv. 70 farmettes'
$4,000 s. A. MICKLER. Broker,
Barnes Bids, La Plata, Nd. WE.
A-GAEn
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HOME SITES

Lovely sroup Of 1 aefe Plus,
wooded home sltes IN beaul. Mead
9yeca area ei silver sprins.
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COLEsvIILE AREA-BEST BUY
5 lots. q acre each; ideal for
daylight bsmt.; only $1,000 each.
viii subordinate with 81, 900 cash
per lot; incl. paved streets.
ALSO q LOTS. acre to 2h
acres. incl. paved streets; for S..
$50 and up. on new Route 240
west Of Roekyille. co,,,Na
F. W. BERENs SALES. INC.
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NQMFLEluLN k9NiFFNp
preserved and Fedseofajsd farm
bsmt. " acres Cleared and fenced
COW hcfss, !, tractor J
81 farm work Only 10 MI B, &,
line Asking ssa.tA0. More land
available VERY reasonably priced
q ACRES AND Up
Parasites, " nj, y. G, line.
Only $40 per acre. Fertile land
high elevation, ideal homeaitea
Wonderful inveatmsnt for the
future,
In the many other farms and
acreage tracta available, We mas
have Just the one you are lookinn
RANERE REALTY co.
~. b.alnf, RI. b-taee, Ewes
RI, b.hdol,
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rs ACRES. about 80 open, bal
ance cutover woodland. some high-
way frontage, old 5-room house,
electricity, well. old barn, streams,
site for constructing pond, new
home. Only $4,000 Terms, $500
down. balance monthly. c. W
DUNCAN Broker Louisa, Va.
Phone $50 weekdays; l4b SUN
days.
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sssss s sss SS y fsus s.ss' ss.
liEc. RikEToRs. lA. sesess.
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"a ACRE

u ACRE
4 bedrmsa 2 baths. full
bsmt.. modern Cape Cod, IS
miles from D. c. Price
SO ACRES
Ideal for summer home or
camp, 3 bedrms.. ga baths.
rec. rm, lake swimming pool.
Price Sls,500
ll2 ACRES
Close in, Ia baths. 3
bedrmS.. older home like
new. Assume S15,s0O GI
loan. total price S20.450.
10 ACRES
New brk. rambler IA miles
from d. c.; 2-car garage,
2 bedrms., rec. rm.. breeze
way. 3 baths, modern. spa
cious kit Price $4,000.
l6 ACRES
CITY living, 40 minutes
d. c.: 6-rm., modern ram
bier. 4-stall horse stable.
2 ponds, ideal for ponies.
Price S24, 500.
307 ACRES
Farmers farm, close to
warrenton. bordered by Rap
idan River. Price $4,000.
254 ACRES
Three miles from Lees
burg. Modern rambler, ten
ant house and outbuildingS
for 75-l0n head of cattle.
Price S6S,O00. Call or write
Mr.. Richardson or Mr.. Barry.
POMPONIO
REALTY, INC.
1922 WILSON BLVD.
ARLINGTON, VA.
IA. 7-6660
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900 acre WORKING farm an nee
bldaa. $4,000,
les acre farmers farm, good water
and hldRa. $50. QUO
100 acre eolng farm stone house
hldgna sai, sou.
900 aere farm ttons house, pvd.
I'd. water $4,000
i3s acre hor.e farm, very sood
hldGs,, $4,000,
liz acre Investment farm. homes
3 acres 6iist Colonial home needs
Tt5L65iI6aHoft pkNEte,. AI sss,,S ssi
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Corner. 5th and K SITS. NV.

1,10O So II. Of second floor space
Freight elevator. all services. Rental
$3.50 per month.
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Herndon 1896
RIVERFRONT-W- VA.


RIVERFRONT-W. VA.
over . miles of Cacapon River
best water frontage. Approx. 800
acres Of land with S-rm. house and
lgc. barn. Plus being q good farm
this prop. is ideal for q club or a
resort development. ga hrs. to
= RIVER Ri oNSTmw. VA.
81. acres. 90 acres cleared and
fenced. An excel. S-rm. modern
semi colonial house. Good barn.
Hard TOP road and river through
prop. Real bargain at $1,000, 70
RIVERFRoNT-W. VA.
APPROX. 40 acres on Capacon
River. All cleared and fenced. 6-rm;
house. | spring. 2 wells. Faces hard
TOP I'd. 90 miles to D. c. $500
t [. r. Wigfield, NO. 7-1S2S
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DOCTORS SUITE

On ground floor of apartment bldg
in center Of Good Hope Hills, Nay,
Tor Gardens area and surroundedd
BY 900 family dwelling units,
rms and bath designed for prac-
ticing physician; SIPS mo. Phone
LU. $4,000.
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in various sizes and prices.
DILLON LAND co.
TIA Hillwood Ave, Falls Ch., Va.
JE. 1000 Realtor open 9 til 9
los ACRES, Middleburs, Va.--Fine
rolling land. . streams, solid frame
house; ; rooms and basement;
barn and other outbuildings, Just
right for the handyman. S22 .OOO'
suitable terms.
SO acres rolling land. open,
fenced, stream: 6-room house, fur-
mace hot and cold running water;
barns and stables. Good location
mr.. village cool, shady setting
Loudoun Co. Si4.50O. terms ar
is acres; modern bunsalow 2
bedrms. dining room bath, iv
rm. with picture window; osmt,
and furnace; large corner lot; con
venient country location in lower
Loudoun Co. mr.. Rte. z. S9,5O0.
consider terms,
Bull Run Estates--Fine COM
munity OF . and 8 bedrm. cot
tages and ramblers; | and > acre
lots cool and shady: panoramic
view. Ideal family community,
swimming pool. tennis courts and
other recreational facilities. S.
500 to SD, 500. convenient terms.
LOREY REAL ESTATE
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~ ACHES
20-MILE d. c. AREA
2,O00-EooT FRONTAGE

Also has frontase on q rear road
and a road throush property high
way-to- highway. making 3 road
fronts with . excellent corners on
Hwy. ]. Offered At a very at
tractive price, $1,000 per acre.
SO ACRES. HIGHWAY 1913
Approx. 4 miles up from Highway
/. with 700-ft frontage, extra long
depth nice laying land, has LARGE
heat: nov rented, This property
at $500 per acre Is q real buy.
LEGATO REALTY CORP.
il. 2-7o0l
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PORTLAND BLDG.
1929 VERMONT AVENUE
AT THOMAS CIRCLE

Short leases accented. room
from eos or entire a all services
Call Mr. Mockabee. GREENWOOD
INC Elk 3-3363.
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III acres. mr.. Marshall. Va; g.
acre lake. 100 acres cleared; old
house and good barn. Good farms
are scarce in this price range,
SlS,500
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40 acres. rich grazing farm;
fine COW barns. good river 'front.'
age: tenant houses. Terrinc buy
for $4,000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRop. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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GOOD OLD EARTH

l28 gorgeous rolling BLUEGRASS
wooded knoll. drilled we'll; fast
running stream with scenic water
fall; good barn, Silo; good fencing
81 mi. D c, Price. S24,500.
Near Leesburg-i05 lush acres,
all in tip-top cond approx IS
acres In grain, balance grazins;
very fine cattle barn; Away pan
oTamic view. S22,950.
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IF YOUR BUSINESS or profession
REQUIRES permanent downtown 10
cation. we urge you TO consider the
westory Bldg. at corner Of l4th
and F SITS. NV. opposite the VIII
lard Hotel, Garfinkles and Ma
tional Press Bldg. close to Patent
once, District Bldg, Internal
Revenue Now available ! large
rm on 9th a. with beautiful view
of city. SIS. Another single rm.
on ard A az $50. Also have .
rm suite at SI20. New lobby. ex-
cellent elev. service, etc. Rooms
equipped with fiuorescent lirhtin9.
asphalt tie fooring and wire. FOR
air-cond. Apply sunerintenSent on
premises or call Mr., GIL FIN
3-oOn0. TEGUM & GERBER
REALTY co.
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HOWARD CO., Sl6,5O0--7 acres;
good i-rm., 4-hedrm. Colonial.
fun bSmt., h.-wh approx 600
IT, frontage. You could sell of
/, or 3 homesiteS and Still have
privacy and good home cheap.
LAIRD B. SCOTT, REALTOR. JU.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. va
Ideal summer home; so acres
price. $1,000. $1,000 down: will
hold MORTGAGE, CHI. s-7419
BOWIE. 10 acres, 665 IT,, on Route
1877; 3 bedrms., large liv. rm.,
din. rm, Ia baths; $4,000.
WA. 7-0l96. CE. 6-s44s, CARL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27

Six jet fighters took part in
show in California, cracking the
sonic barrier at various attitudes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27
CRELLIN

Mrs. George Friend is a patient
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital, Oakland
Mrs. Earl Rhodes and son and
Mrs. Ruth. Wilt and son Jerry, of
Baltimore, are spending this week
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Milton Fike and daughter
Darla Sue, were visitors of Mrs
William Beckman and daughter in
Oakland, on Thursday.
Mrs Joseph DiSimone and chill
dren spent Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Antonio DiSimone, in Oak
land.
Marine Pfc. James Pike, of Camp
Leieune, ~ c.. has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. willard
Pike and family, the past week,
after spending five months in the
Mediterranean area
Rev. and Mrs. Willis NALL and
sons. of Madison. w Va, and Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Hoopcngardner
and family. of Frostburg. were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Ashby a couple of days last week.
Mrs. Paul McIntire and son Bob
by, visited Mrs. Harold Dawson
and Mrs. c. N. McIntire, at Oak
land last Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Knots
and son, of Akron. o., spent the
weekend visiting relatives.
Mrs. Trevor Boice is able to be
out again after being confined to
her home due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Sines and
children. of Keyser w Va, were
Sunday guests of Mrs John w. De-
Witt and family.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Dewitt and daugh-
ter were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dewitt,
of Oakland, and Mrs. Clayton
Welch. of Sunnyside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Friend, of
Warren. o. spent a couple of days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lewis and other relatives.
James Hollis and children, Rob-
bic and Jane Hollis, and John
Metheny, of Terra Alta, w Va.
were Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Dewitt and
family
Thomas Shaffer, of Morgantown,
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On Deems List

Miss Dolores Wright, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Simon r. Wright,
of Friendsville, has been named to
the Deans list at Hood college in
Frederick. Miss Wright, a sophie
more. is one of II members of
her class to have earned a grade
point average of 81 or higher out
of a possible 4 points in the first
semester of the school year.
A graduate of Northern High
school, Miss Wright is a member
OF the Hood choir and president of
the Wesleyan club
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w. Va, was weekend guest of
wife and children returned home
with him after spending last week
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DiSimone
and children we're Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard SWeitzer
and daughter, at SWanton.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Graham and Frank Ora
ham we're Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Graham. of Oakland. Sunday af-
ternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Graham and family. Mrs. Os-
car Shaffer and daughter, Betty
Ellen, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Shaffer, of Crellin. and Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Henline and family,
of Mt Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Henline
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jor-
don and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man WEIGH, Of Crellin. and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Calhoun and
daughter, and Albert Calhoun, of
Terra Alta, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Knots and son, of Akron,
o., were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Calhoun, at
Terra Alta.
Jacob Hayes and daughter Sarah
visited Mr. and Mrs. Vance Boil
yard last Monday in Tunnclton,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Wotring, of
CresaptoWn, and Mr.. and Mrs
Gayle Wotring and daughter Di-
ana, of Frostburg, spent Sunday
afternoon with MIR. and Mrs. Mar
shall Sanders.
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FRIDAY
Continued From Preceding POss


500
4-JeffeFson Drum. Western.
THE cutlow." Drum tries to
solve the mystery Of teen-ooe
girl he finds wandering olcne on
the open proirie. Jeff Richards.
tRepeot)
Sylvester Feature. Movie.
IA Hours. Lets Make Music"
1910. Bob Crosby, jean Rogers.
7-Jim Bowie. Adventure
The Coptoin's Chimp" A mon
key troined to climb into windows
and steel makes Bowie his victim.
Scott Forbes stors. tRepeot.l
breakdown. Western.
1.-THE Judge" Ranger Gilman or
rests q young troublemoker on q
murder charge and leorns that
the prisoners fother is Judge.
Richard CUP. 'Repeot.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
Destiny. Drono.
900

AN Squod. Adventure.
blue indigo" 6oIlinoer investi-
gates the cose OF three girls
stronghold while the killer ployed
blues record. Lee Marvin. Ire
peot.
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Program Listings
4.A..l. sp s..v

T-NtUFNUs OpGCIUI.
The focts and legends behind the
secret organization. Leodine law
enforcement Officials will be in
teNiewed. Fronk Mc6ee, narrator.
7-SoldieFs Of Fortune.
9-Destiny. Drono.
High Green Woll." An ilIiterote
planter in the Anozon Jungle
holds on educated man os his
prisoner. Joseph Gotten, Thomas
Gomez. tRepeot.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
Minnesota History
Presents Story Of
Pioneer Efforts

Guyana range began IN 1911
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A Solid Citizen

Daniel A Robertson. who had
recently arrived in 81 Paul from
Onto became the editor ~ The
Minnesota Democrat" early IN
1851 When he sent sample copies
81 hia sheet 20 newspaper friends
tn Ohio, most OF them comment
sd on IL Ia their columns Said
one THAT alauneh ana consist
ent Democrat. y A Robertson is
now printing the Minnesota Dem
ocrat. at Sc Paul. In the Ter
ritory 81 Minnesota IIalloa. Rob'
Any Ice and snow over there In
SIBERIA
- lectlo, answered Robertson
IN his iasuc OF March II. 1891.
Then he went on to poke fun
at ohio How Is the mud buh 4.
ness down there in ola Licklpg ?
Have you any bottoms under your
roads yet How is the dentistry
business Ia your neighborhood ?
rhe last time We were there. the
agus was shaking the teeth out %
about half your neighbors
Warming 10 his subject Rob,
rrtson continued. Have you
caught that man yet that nailed
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a board on his house 70 keep The
damp air out2 II is reported that
ne IL IN Minnesota getting fat
- harvesting a magnificent crop
u Ice he viii ship II below
ia re Spring and make a grant
speculation
Leapng 10 the defense u ms
adopted home, Robertson de-
uoliaaed hia teaaing friend b.
concluding we viii tell you
row 10 make your everlasting
fortune Just advertise that you
VIII for a reasonable consider
alton beat0W health ana yiggr on
tue poor. lauRtnd, Ackiy, leather
cHapped. Iath.sidei arglle-shakinR
beings. that are W numerous IA
mad land. and send all who APP
ply for assistance up here, q
i've among our Ice and SNOW
treatment II viii cure al least
nineteen cases IN twenty.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
Business Conditions
In 1857

In lHs early part u 1857 when
statehood Tor Minnesota wins just
around the corner. the territory
was nouFishinE n seemed fully
ready 10 take lta place In the
Union aa fuIl-flcdgrd state
Thousands ~ Immigrants had ar.
rived 81 1850. and even more
we're expected IN 1857 Real
estate values we're climbing and
many towns we're plated each
Ia the hope that II might become
a major metropolis Of The North
vest
Though much ~ Minpegota'a
prosperity rested on ~ future
hopes and aspirations. there waa
some solid bnsla for optimism
Considerable farm land had been
put under cultivation sawmill.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

? COS in i947 70 less than 1000 at
the present time No comparable
figure IL obtainable. nor would IL
prove much except that we are
progressing toward consolidation
our state provides 43.7 per cent
of the basic funds FOR education
throughout the state Again. no
comparable figure Is obtainable
pad perhaps this figure Is not sig
uineant anyway
one item that might be mean
iHghd Is that We spent Sss 900 600
iH Minnesota last year for school
obstruction and are spending about
the same amount IN 1856 Ac-
egrdlng 70 Dean schweickhard we
ars progressing faster than most
states toward providing adequate
facilities for the peak enrollments
expected in 1890
Again our educational program
N Minnesota Is based on needs
rather than costs. We are attempt
ting 70 provide the framework for
the good education rather than
liye within an arbitrary budget.