I j*p 'v 1'"'V' 'v- '7- ^vy, 'i vV.y N h' ..'.' !, INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE EIGHT MINNESOTA BANKERS TESTIFY Made it a better town in every way. serve or permit to be served to any tor, teacher for literary productions, PAPER READ BEFORE THE one person at any one meal more than Collections were better six months etc.) MOTHER'S CLUB, OCT. 11, 1918 one-half ounce Of Cheddar, qommonly after the town went dry. W- H. Hunter, Answering inquiries, three hundred Parents have opportunity to assist called American, eseese. President Jackson National Bank. FOR THE HOTELS Minnesota bankers testify to the prosperity is selection of H. S. course. "8.( No public eating place shall use Jackson, Jackson county. of dry towns. Here are a few (Continued from page 1) We are giving the children recesses, or- permit the use of the sugatggbowl sample testimonies: on the table or lunch counter^ Nor five minute periods between Business has improved many poor shall any public eating place 'serve among them, control and direct their 'asses in the junior and senior high people who bad mortgages on their It has made Olivia a better town In sugar or permit it to toe served Unless homes have paid. them and have a social organizations, their play, their schools, vocational survey in the 9th all respects.—M. J. Dowling, President All Other Public Eating Places the guest so requests and in no ievent substantial balance in their savings State Bank, Olivia, Renville group activities. Recognizing this grade, and endeavoring as much as .A shall the amount served to any one Are Also to Follow New account. The moral effect! on the. county. fundamental fact, and having an ideal possible to develop in the child a person at any one meal exceed one community cannot be measured in Orders. of feeling of personal responsibility to teaspoonful or Its equivalent. education before us, what arri we dollars and cents. It Is much nicer to We are well satisfied with present 9. No public eating place shall use the social order. Blind obediance is going to do about it? "What" you do business and we have no more conditions, and so far as we have or -permit the use of an amount of may well ask aiii I going to do about servile, and Un-American for children half-clothed and half-starved children. learned, especially in later years, the sugar in excess of two pounds for 9,000,000 REGULAR larger majority ,of citizens here would We have no further use for the city it as superintendent bf this school who are old enough to think every ninety meals served, including Jail and police court. The attendance not want to return to conditions existing rationally. They should be taught system? PATRONS AFFECTED all uses of sugar on the table and in in public schools has shown a marked when we had saloons.—T. C. that it pays to do the right thin?, cooking, excepting such sugar as may First I wish to state my ideal. increase, and children are taking a Blomgren, Cashier First State Bank, be allotted by the Federal Food Administrators not that they must do it. The former The two predominant purposes in Cambridge, Isanti county. Jr high school course with very few exceptions.—J. to hotels holding a bakery is American, democratic the Printed Copies of Regulations Art C. Jackson, Pres. Farmers educating a child should be to teach license. No sugar allotted for Being Sent to Ail Minnesota latter is Teutonic, autocratic. In all opinions the effect has been and Merchants State Bank, Morgan, him to think, strongy and rightly, this special baking purpose shall be We are observing the difference good.—C. A. Draper, President First Redwood county. Proprietors. and to act upon his own initiative used for any other purpose. National Bank, j^Wells,.: Faribault between these two ideals on the 10 No public eating place shall with commendable purposes. county. WHY IS THIS? western' front. Let us not forget. Twelve new general orders of spe* burn any food or permit any food to "As a man thinketh, so is he." be burned and all waste shall be saved ctal concern to more than 9,000,000 Best ever. Ada should always have As a child acts, so as a man will to feed animals or reduced to obtain PROHIBITION AND INDUSTRY regular patrons of hotels, restaurants, Why have Chicago brewers labelled been dry. Booze was bad for our he become, and so will be the boarding houses, clubs, dining ears, fats., their beer boxes "Beer not to be sold best men and htti% to do business* steamships, and all places where 11. No public eating place shall display br &iVfen to a sailor or soldier"? Because world's estimate of his character. What Will Become of Brewery and with them when booze was plentiful!' or permit to be displayed food on cooked food is sold, to take effect the government has ordered that but they are now our" best customers Motivation— x._ Distillery Plans? its premises In any such manner as Monday, October 21, have been issued it shall not be thus sold or given. and respected." No arguments in favor I purpose to endeavor tp impel my may cause its deterioration so that it by the United States food administration. Why is this? Because it hurts the of booze.—Jacob Rigg, Cashier First pupils to more consistent and fruitful Liquor people claim they have millions can not be used for human consume Distribution to Minnesota pub* Boys. If drink is harmful for the soldier, National Bank, Ada, Norman county. lie eating places is being made tion. efforts by supplying them with of dollars tied up in the brewery why not for the rest of us? 12. No public eating place shall through the office of A. D. Wilson, WHAT INSURANCE MEN SAY: worthy and attractive, motives. and distillery business which will Great effect for good. Has cHane:' serve or permit to be served what is federal food administrator for Minnesota. A New York paper recently sent to Supervised study— be absolutely lost if prohibition is lip the town considerably. Farmers known as double cream or cream de large life insurance companies this and others who were accustomed to enforced in Indiana. Confiscation of Realizing that the ability to study luxe and in any event, no cream containing These orders are as follows: Question: loafing around now tend to business property, they call it. over 20 per cent of butterfat is worth very much to my pupils, I 1. No public eating place shall "As a rule, other things being equal, and are getting ahead faster. Have Not so. These plants can, with •ball be served. serve or permit to be served iany bread am .resolved to do all I can to teach do you consider the habitual user of had some trouble with parties and or other bakery product which does small expense, be converted into other intoxicating beverages as good an insurance thetii how to study, i. e. to sense the trips to wet territory, but conditions not contain at least 20 per, cent of useful lines of business. ICE FACTORIES risk as the total abstainer. important, to fix it in memory, and are improved since it is no longer possible wheat flour substitutes, no# shall it If not, why not?" The replies were: The Flint (Mich.) brewery is now a to ship the stuff in. Merchants to think about it reasonably and in serve or permit to be served more Methodist church. who opposed it before now see the Aetna Life: "No. Drink diseases a useful way, practical and really than 2 ounces of this bread, known as Perhaps more breweries have been benefits. They do not haye so many the system." The Lansing (Mich.) brewery is Victory Bread, or if no Victory Bread cultural. converted into ice plants than any accounts. Taxes are some, higher, but Bankers' Life: "No. For habit is is served, more than 4 ounces of other now used in the manufacture of auto Care of the Individual Pupil— other line of business. The bre.veiy there area great many who would vote lil.cly to grow." breads (such as corn bread, muffins, parts. I shall make a continuous intelligent dry now that did not favor it before, atKnovxille, Tenn., which once sup Boston brown bread, etc.). Sandwiches Berkshire Life: "No. Drink destructive study of the individual cliaracteristcs while we do not think many drys want The Ranier brewery of Portland, plied all that territory with beer, now or bread served at boarding to health." to go back to the saloqip.—K. A. Puffer, of each child in my charge Ore, is now a tannery, employing camps, and rye bread containing 50 supplies demand for ice. The Kanawha Fidelity Mutual Life Association: Cashier State Bank, Bird Island, Renville and as much as possible adapt my instruction 1.600 men, where it formerly employed per cent or more of pure rye flour, are «j 0. Less vitality and recuperative Brewing Co of Charleston, W. county. excepted. to his needs and provide 156 men. Va., has been converted into cold powers." 2. No public eating place sfhall for his unhindered advancment. The Benwood, W. (Va.) brewery is storage, by the Biogi Fruit & Produce 'Hartford Life: "No. Moderate use Made a better town Bills are pair1 serve or permit to be served bread or Thinking, strongly and rightly, 'epends lays foundation for disease." better. People appear' happier ano company. The Roseburg Brewing now a chemical and soap plant. toast as a garniture or under meat. upon Area Association. more prosperous. H. H. Peyton. Massachusetts Mutual Life: "No. Co. of Oregon, is turning out ice 3. No public eating place shall allow The Fairmont brewery, West Virginia, President First National Bank, Proctor, Drink causes organic changes. Reduces a—opportunties for training (sup.ervised any bread to be brought to the exclusively. is now an ice and milk product St. Louis county. expectation of life nearly twothir-js." study) (library training). table until after the first course is plant. served. School 12 months instead of nine. The brewery of the Portland^ Or i) Wonderful. Practically all business Michigan Mutual: "No. Drink dan,, 4. No public eating place shall b—incentives to work (individual men who were strong wet men are Brewing company is now a furniture geious to health and longevity." serve or permit to be served to one promotion by subjects). bone dry now. The entire morale of Mutual Life: "No." factory and employs 600 men, while patron at any one meal!n(»e thai\ajjj&e Vote For C—character of materia/ls children the town has changed. We are all kind of meat. For the purpose of this New York Life: "No." as a brewery it employed 100 men work upon, (public library). more conteut'ed and proud of our rule meat shall be considered as including Pacific Mutual Life: "No. Predisposes The North Yakima (Wash.) -brewery town.—W. L. Brooks, Cashier Northern Acting upon own initiative with beef, mutton, pork, ^poultry to disease." is now a "fruit by-products company. JOHN D. NationaLiBank, Bemidji, Beltrami Provident Savings Life Assurance and any byproducts thereof. KIBBEY commendable purposes, depends upon county. Society: "No. Drink cuts short life 5. No publjc eating place shall serve or permit to be served^'any bacon expectation." for The Star brewery, Washington, Pa. a—provision for suitable stages to as a garniture. ~f Security Mutual Life: "No. Drink People wouldn't think of allowing JUDGE OF PROBATE is now the Capital Paint, Oil and Varnish act upon (play-grounds, gymnasium, 6. No public eating pla&e shall shortens life." saloons again. Cleaner and better auditorum). company. serve or permit to be servej| any Union Central Life: "No. Us*€ town. No increase in taxes.—E. N. General Election ,Nov. 5 h—care of these activitiies. The Reymann brewery of Wheelng, one person at any one meal n^©re.: than tends to shorten life." Ecott, Cashier First National Bank, one-half ounce of butter. United States: "No. Use affects 'f. Eagle Bend, Todd county. (Play ground supervisor, athletic W. Va, is now the Reymann company, 7 No public eating _placev shall b«?»rt, stomach, iJver and kidneys." coach, music teacher, physical direc- engaged in meat packing. A N N O N E E N I $ •A. International Falls, Minn. UNLOADING STOCK REDUCING Mi 1 8 1i 9 I 5) iK9 •. S's? WATCH FOR THE BIG CIRCULARS Mighty PREPARE! For a Bargain Feast Awaits You 50 Experienced Jales People. in Full Charge of Nr. Frank Stefan \h Apply at onca Sales Manager. Sales Expert, Minneapolis, Minn. I •s iSt K.. ,--£ri a.-v Jj a-Mi- I