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International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926

April 8, 1915 · Page 3 of 8

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OUR FARM SYSTEM In ternational Falls bstract THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS FRESS I The following is an outline of. the system, of farming that is AND BORDER BUDGET BURDICK, KREMER & KING. Proprietor* used by some of the most successful Entered as Second Class Matter June 23,1909, at the Post farmers in Northern Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance Office at International Falls, Minn., Under Act of Congress Minnesota. It is the same system Collections, Conveying and Loans that is used on the experiment of March 3, 1879. MAYOR OONN M. ROBERTS AND farm at Grand Rapids, and J. E. BURDICK, Manager INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING CO. 8 STSTHfe R8TCffg-CONV icftb-"' is the system described last International Fulls George P. Watson, Editor and Manager AT TERRE HAUTE. Minnesota week by Mr. McGuire. .. fjj The cleared and plowed land $ Official Paper of International Falls and Ranier, Minnesota fc on our average farm does not TO BE SENTENCED MONDAY exceed about 30 acres. The farmer must make this clearing produce The city of Brainerd voted dry last Tuesday by a majority enough to pay expenses, Charge Is That They Conspired te Coo of taxes, interest, principal, etc. 139- nipt Election Qn November 3, 1914 DOWN DEEP IN YOUR POCKET In order to use our farms to -^-Government Interferes for First the best advantage, the plowed The city of Superior, which is the second largest city in Wisconsin, Time on This Contention. land should be divided into three voted dry Tuesday. Indianapolis, April 7.—Mayor The coins ache for freedom. .They exert an fields. In one of these ten acre Dom Roberts eTrre Haute and th If. of fields oats seeded to timothy twenty-six co-defendants in the Ten* influence over you to be put into circulation. .No Anoka, Blue Earth, Brainerd, Cannon Falls, Fairmont, Fergus are sown. The second field will Haute election corruption conspiracy Falls, Luverne, Madison, Marshall, Pipestone and Tracy all be in clover and timothy, and the trial have been found guilty th« temptation to spend needlessly when the money is by voted dry at their city elections last Tuesday. jury in United States District court, third ten acre piece will be planted The charge was that they had in the bank on interest. Start an account now with conspired to fodder corn and potatoes. to corrupt the election of Nov, This makes a three year rotation. The election results, in more than one case, proves that 3, 1914. Judge A. B. Anderson will whatever surplus you have—even a dollar open will The first year a field has oats the saloon bunch has no sense of appreciation, and that it is as pronounce sentences. with the clover and timothy seed Judge Anderson instructed the 21 an account. Don't allow your money to work you natural for them to double-cross their best friends as it is for the men found guilty, as well as the 89 with the oats. The next year sun to shine. who had pleaded guilty to go to theii make it work for you, this is theway others get ahead. this field will have a good crop 12, homes and to return to court April of timothy hay. This clover when sentences will be pronounced Gov. W. S. Hammond made a good appointment when he field is plowed up in the fall ot on all. selected Mr. A. P.. White of Bemidji as a member of the State the second year, using it only one The verdict was not a surprise. II FIRST NATIONAL BANK is believed some of the twenty-seven Normal School Board. It is also considered as a recognition of year for hay. The third the corn will appeal. and potatoes are planted. Bemidji as a normal school city, for which we are grateful. International Falls, Minn. Government interferes. It has been found that oats will The federal government had placed its claim to jurisdiction in the fact give the largest yield under our Can't Be Done Here The End of the Line a that United States senator and a conditions of climate and soil of member of congress were being voted any of the common grains. The One cold and wintry morning According to Thomas Drire for in the election. It is said that oats also can be used to good advantage a man of tall and angular build this was the first time the federal government of Cambridge, Mass., when a in feeding on the farm. had ever interfered in an was walking down a steep hill man is found drunk in the streets election on this contention and that at a quick pace. A treacherous The clover builds up the soil and of Copenhagen, "he is placed in the idea was original with Frank C. gives a fine yield of hay. The piece of ice under the snow caused DONT ORDER YOUR AUTO Until you have seen the a cab, taken to a police station, Dailey, United States district attorney corn and potatoes are cultivated him to lose control of his for Indiana. examined by a doctor, and then crops and give a good chance to feet he began to slide and was The indictment on which the men sent home in a cab. Next morning weeds" and conserve moist-1 kill w®r® tried Is in four counts. The firs* METZ" 25 unable to stop. the bill for a doctor and the rp, count is based on Section 19 of tha ure. The corn fodder furnishes Code_ 8ub. At a cross street half way cab is sent to the publican who Ulllted state8 Crlmlnal the a large large quantity quantity ot of feed teed while down the incline he encounter served the victim with his last ject matter of which is conspiracy to the potatoes can be used as a ed a large, heavy woman with Injure persons in the exercise of theii ilrink." civil rights. The indictment charges cash crop or can be fed if the her arms full of bundles. The This is all very well, but our FULLY EQUIPPED WITH that qualified voters were prevented market is poor. meeting was sudden, and before smart lawyers would make' from exercising that right, that qaulIfled One of the first objections either realized it colission ensued short work of such a statute. GRAY & DAVIS ELECTRIC persons were prevented from heard to this plan is that clover and both were sliding down serving on election boards and that They would prove: First, that LIGHT AND STARTER- seed costs too much to use for Persons committed no of. woman and bundles on top who had the man was in a twilight state i,„ j. tense were deprived of their nniv liberty only one year for hay. It has prol.ess law_ When the bottom was reached of illness second that he had wlthout due ot FULL STREAMLINE BODY and the woman was trying in been found that where this sys- another drink later third, that Conspiracy to Defraud. vain to recover her breath and 32 BY $y2 TIRES, FOR ONLY tem of farming is used the clover Conspiracy to defraud the United the bar keeper was trying to ia her feet, these faint words were will grow so strongly in oat by corrupting the election, States sober him fourth, that the fine $600. charged in the second count. stubble that it can be safely borne to her ear: amounted to an unconstitution-! In brief, the third count allege! pastured the first year. This "Pardon me, madam, but you al confiscation of property and' of that, in furtherance the scheme to pasturing will pay for the 'cost 5 will have to get off here. This fifth, that two commas were mis-! defraud the United States, the defend* of the clover seed. ants placed letters in the mails. is as far as I go.'' placed in the roundsman's re-j International Machine Co. The final count charges a scheme to Another objection that many port of the affair. That plan mayi defraud the gamblers and saloonkeepers men would have to this plan All human things of dearest may work very well in Copen-J of Terre Haute and in furtherance S would be the lack of a cash grain! of hagen, but the United States is this scheme a letter was placed la value hang on slender strings. crop to sell. How then will these 1 maHs. different. —Edmund Waller. crops be selling the cream at the —Collier's Weekly. ACTIVITY OVER EITEL will bring us more than any cash! Northern Minnesota Hospital grain crop we can grow and fur-J Co„ector 0f Customs Vi.it. Germs. ther will build up %jur farms, Cruiser and Later Goes Aboard whereas the grain crop runs Battleship Alabama. them down. Symphony Orchestra Newport News, Va., April 7.—Great* What will we do for pastures er activity by officials in Washington We have 30 acres plowed and -*S V.'- with relation to the German merchanl Vf»V the balance of our 160 acres with raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich is beinj evidenced than at any time since tin practically no farm value attached. arrival of the cruiser at this port, Here is the way they have '4: sy 1 nearly a month ago. z* handled the stump land at Grand 8$ Important messages were exchanged JL?...•rC• ss v: Rapids. They cut oft the timber, between the treasury department and cut up the brush, burn it, then Monday, April 12 Collector of Customs Hamilton aftei :-:V the latter had conferred with Reai sow grass seed between the Admiral Beafty, commandant of the stumps The grass seed mixtures Norfolk navy yard, and with Rear Admiral GRAND consist of one pound each THEARTE fit Helm on board the battleship of medium red clover, alsike Alabama. Visit to Commander. clover, white clover- timothy and Collector Hamilton went on board Kentuckey blue grass. This mixture •pi the Prinz Eitel a»d conferred with th« is sown at the rate of five commander of the German ship, going pounds to the acre. One section later aboard the Alabama. 25 Rear Admiral Beatty and staff visited 25 Musicians of a spring tooth harrow is then R. H. Monohan, M. D. Elizabeth Monohan, M. the Eitel late in the afternoon. An* used to work the seed into the other development was a visit of Com. Mary Ghostley, M. D. soil. At the experiment station mander Thierichens to the'American 0 the land handled, in this way has battleship, where he paid his respect* Office over International State Bank. International Falls, Mia yielded $10.00 per acre per year.' to Admiral Helm. ORGANIZATION IS KNOWN AS THIS Whether any official significance at It has also been found that it taches to this visit could not be ascer costs about two thirds as much tained. "Border Concert Orchestra" If to get the stumps out after a few Two Tugs Arrive. Eitel'c Arrival of two tugs at the years of pasturing. pier early in the day gave rise to re BIRTHDAY, AND WEDDING On farms where the land is Formerly ports .that the German ship was about PRESENTS & handle^ under the three year to be moved. keeping 10 good milk cows, a THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS SYMPHONY We have an endless assortment Raider.. team of horses, two brood sows Turks Among Bulgarian & of appropriate gifts, c,Paris,here April 7.—A news dispatch r» ORCHESTRA and 50 hens on 30 acres of clear-! say, representing the newest and lvcd (rom Ntshi Serbla & ed ground with about 25 acres of finest products of the Jewelers'* that among the so-called Bulgarian in good pasture. Study the above regulars who were kttled, wounded Art. 01 taken prisoners during their recent invasion plan and look over your farm Wedding rings, beautiful a of Serbian territory, were diamonds, Sparkling jewels, and see if you can't adapt the large number of Turks and Austrian.. Watches, Unique silverware, system to your own ploce. It i/smeiS Vocal and Instrumental Solos Sterling Novelties, Rich cut is working well in other places, Report Chinese-Jap War. Glass, Clocks, Etc. The 7.—A it will here. Hague, via London, April .report thai was circulated in Berlin MECHANICS N E S O N S war had been declared between China Jewelry Store and and Japan. Both the Chinese ForSale— 40 Acres closes to Admission: Adults 50cf MAGAZINE Children 25c International Falls, Minn. Japanese ministers at The Hague den] International Falls. Fronts on R. that report there is any truth, in the Cheap for cash, or will sell R. For Father and Son part cash, balance to suit. Apply Press Office. 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