?*,r»ri 1^ '"KVI """4 ^*T? 5 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, MAY 22, 1919 PACE EIGHT History of the Seniors HOW TO USE RAW UNUSUAL RECORD SET niors. Richard Romens was a member of the class during 1917-18. The "BY INDIANA MEM8EB1 class officers were: President, Frank BOCK PHOSPHATE O'Malley Vice-President, Richard As Freshmen Romens Secretary, Exie McCormack The present :&eijior,s c^the into, high Treasurer, Exie McCormack: Geometry Boys Raised 1,009 Busha'3 tf school fourty-three strong. They was the Waterloo of most of the Corn on Eleven Acres. were as green as green could, be., May Be Used Profitably as Reenforcement Juniors but with the combined efforts were They quite unassuming as all of Miss Hohmann and Mr. Eveslage to Stable Manure Freshman are and. helped out In selected oak with golden they were pulled through. In athletics Average Yield of 91.3 Had Never wherever they could. That is, they or Plowing Under, the boys took a very promiiu Been Equaled by a Club in the finish started in right away to go to ail State—No Worry This Season nt part and Rose Rauscher was the games possible and to back athletics. $11.50 Over Seed Situation. ell-leader for the year. Some PROFITABLE AS PLANT FOOD They did nothing for themselve the games played were successful that year but study hard and (Prepared by the United States Department and the Juniors did their share tc then when the time of Commencement of Agriculture.) and up make them so. Roy Frank was Captain Eleven Monroe county (Ind.) boys, came around that year, some of When Immediate Results Are Desired members of a boys and girls' club organized of the football eleven for the the girls were asked to help serve These are of finest make Acid Phosphate Is PreferableRaw by the United States department season and nearly all the Junior at the Junior-Senior's affairs. That of agriculture and the State Agricultural Rock Is Used as Absorbent toys were some place on the team. and have all the mode was Jake and the only happening of college at Purdue, raised, in In Dairy Barns. They did good work and are a credit interest and importance. It seems 191S, 1,003.9 bushels of corn on 11 ice saving and heat pra- to the Alexander B. strange with what little things people measured acres. The average yield (Prepared by the United States Department ice saving and heat prevent­ of Agriculture.) can be satisfied. As Seniors As a cheap and satisfactory source of And then after three ing devices. Easily kept clean and sanitary in every respect. As Sophomores of phosphoric acid, raw rock phosphate Sen­| "struggling upward" they became Seniors. In their Sophomore year, the merits extensive use on farms iors did a little more. They organ-| How grand and glorious to in localities where the material is available. Nowadays when all commercial SpecialfDiscounts on Baby Vehicles ied their class and so got an early sit in the last seats in the last row fertilizers are abnormally expensive start. This was When the Area Association was formed and good done is the time to make liberal use the Seniors were shown that their der Miss Jefferson, the class advisor. of raw rock as a re-enforcement of schoolmates had some faith in their It gave the present Seniors the honor stable manure, as a material to be distributed I ability to lead for most of the offices of being the first Sophomore class and plowed under with green were taken b3* Seniors. Frank O'Malley to organize in the history of the cover crops and as a profitable plant The best selection in town, was elected President Harold food for direct application to soils high school. The officers were: President, that are rich in organic matter. Rose Rauscher Treasurer, Bray (a Junior- as Vice President all kinds and styles The relative unpopularity of raw Edna Oveson Secretary, Exie Mc-, Francis Wisard as Secretary Minnie rock phosphate in the past has resulted Anderson, Treasurer: Roy Wilson, Cormack. During this year many of $6.50 from incomplete and unsatisfactory Athletic Manager and Rose Rauscher the old class members left and there experimental work. Recently the farm as Publicity Manager. The was one addition to the class which use of raw rock has expanded to 91,000 has been permanent and lasting. Roy latter also reelected to her position tons annually, worth approximately and up $750,000. Wilson. He has given a lot to the of Yell-leader. Of course the Seniors Of course when immediate results held the principal position in athletics class which can never be repaid. are desired, the more costly acid phosphate (Didn't you. Bull?). The Sophomores because of their size, number is preferable as its plant food and former experience. Parties were served at the Junior-Senior banquet is readily soluble and suitable for rush given during this year by Miss Hartmann. this year and enjoyed it very much. order use. Raw rock phosphate, although Get that oil stove before the. summer is too far advanced Rose Rauscher and Exie McCormack Miss Seihl had charge of this affair it contains twice as much phosphoric A complete line in Kero Gas, and perfection oil stoves. and everything moved along splendidly. in honor of the class. The acid as the average acid phosphate, A Corn Club Boy With a Bushel of 1 slowly releases its stores of Selected Seed. In this year three Sophomores, Seniors had a surprise party on Miss food for crop use. It costs about $6.50 Hartmann and presented her with an Rose Rauscher, Roy Frank and Cash if you have it. Credit if you want it. 91.3, had never been equaled by a electric plate. Perhaps, the most important Frank O'Mallev took part in the club in the state, although there have SHAPIRA'S state debate. It took a Senior to event of the year besides been larger individual yields. The highest yield, 105.9 bushels, was beat them, too. commencement, was the class-play secured by Howard Jammison, '^elghteen. I given in March under the direction As Juniors Complet Home Furnishings. The second best showing1 was evi­| of Miss Hartman. It was a sucress New teachers were much in made by Winfred Buckley, fifteen, Phone 212. Oveson Block. dence this year but the Juniors were and netted the class one hundred and who raised 9S.6 bushels on his acre. enterprizing and ambitious and it seventy-five dollars. In May the Great difficulty was experienced last & Seniors went up the lake for a farewell mattered little. Two new members ID year in obtaining good seed corn MRS. HAYLE HAS N.r party to the class. On May 25 came to the class to stay and are that locality, as elsewhere, but by the State of Minnesota, died intestate on Rev. Dale delivered the Baccalureate aid of a former county agent and the still with us. They are Minnie H. Anderson the 16th day of May, 1919 that all the IX local bank each boy who was a member property and assets of said deceased and Clara St. Lawrence. Edna sermon and on May 29 the class GAINED THIRTY POUNDS was exempt from the payment of debts of the corn club secured one graduated. The honor members of Oveson left school in this year. This and did not exceed in value Six Hundred dozen ears of high quality seed— year was marked with many new the class were Frank O'Malley, Rose and Fifty Dollars that said estate enough to plant one acre. This spring things both local and national. The Rauscher, Minnie Hanson, Francis of decedent at the time of his there will be no worrying on the boys' death, included personal property of war seemed to hit the school more Wisard and Minnie Anderson. I've Never Found Anything to Equal part over the seed-corn situation—for the probable value of $00.00 divided as seriously than ever before. Two of Raw Rock Phosphate Can Be Used before frost last fall they had selected Tanlac, She Says—Troubles Overcome follows: Profitably to Re-enforce Stable Manure. the one time members of the class from their own plots enough ears of 1. Household Goods $40.'K' Evergreen Window Boxes. the best seed type to plant over 100 left for the army and a banquet was 2. Wearing- Apparel nil acres this season. A very beautiful outside window box given by the Juniors in their honor. 3. Stock nil a ton in carload lots now at the mines. "If I could speak with everybody .rees of different species of evergreens 4. Notes, Bonds, Etc nil Ask Bob Sullivan and Oscar Ogren For practical results, it is essential personally who has stomach trouble 5. Miscellaneous nil or cedar trees in a substantial wooden GOOD QUALITIES OF SILAGE for particulars. Two literary societies that the raw rock be finely ground 6. Stock 150.09 and rheumatism," said Mrs. M. E. or metal window box. The very small the extent that 90 per cent of the material were formed in 1917-18 and the trees of different species of evergreens and that the said estate included real Hoyle of 1329 Pennyslvania Ave., Kansas Makes Healthier Cows Because of Its will pass through a sieve having Juniors did their part in all literary estate in the County of Koochiching\ c-an be secured at a slight cost, and Favorable Effect Upon Digestive City Mo., "I would advise them to 100 meshes to the linear inch. I estate in the County of Kooehichine, activities. Mr. Barnes was class they will grow in nn ordinary soil, and System. take Tanlac, for I have tried it myself, How to Spread. estate of th estimated and probable work it is wonderful how little attention they advisor th!s year and much was Where the raw rock phosphate is and have never found anything value of $400.00 consisting- of a homestead equire after they are once established. done by them. The Junior-Senior One peculiar inquiry is repeated in the county of Koochiching. used as a re-enforcement for stable to equal it. I have suffered with rheumatism Tn many places these miniature trees year after year. Does silage cause prom was given in the City Hall May State of Minnesota, described as follows, manure, it may be spread at the rate during the past ten years until are found growing among rocks and tuberculosis? Of course not. A man to Tvit: SW^SW^i, Section 14. 10 for of American the benefit the of 50 to 60 pounds over each toriof shale where there is little soil or moisture, I though I would go distracted eating sauerkraut is in just as much Township 68, Range 23, and praying manure as it is hauled from the barn Red Cross. About thirty dollars was and this is why they do so well The pain would extend from my hips that letters of administration of said danger of contracting tuberculosis as or stable yard to the fields. A much to society. turned over the The banquet in outside window boxes where it is estate be granted to Hanna Jarvi, and a cow is from eating silage. Teeth down to my ankles, the muscles and better practice, however,- is to- comport was given on the seventeenth of iifficult to give them much attention. that a distribution of said property be falling out, stomachs ruined, tuberculosis, leaders felt like they were drawn, the rock with the manure for a period Large vases and boxes on the veranda made forthwith and the court having May at the school house and was and many other vaporings of a month or more before spreading my knees were so stiff I could hardly fixed the time and place for hearing or lawn can be filled with these evergreens -a Rose Rauscher have been laid to silage, but like hollow very successful affair. on the fields. On account' said petition: THEREFORE YOU, AND bend over, and many a night th and they will remain beautiful tail, they are only the progeny cf toast-mistress'of wa? the evening. mirable absorptive qualities the raw EACH OF YOU, are hereby cited and Hiroughout the entire winter when it pain was so severe that I could hardly ignorance. Silage makes healthier rock is used as an absorbent in dairy required to show cause if any you The Sen'or will was read and is almost impossible to have anything keep from crying. My appetite cows because of its favorable effcct I have, before this court at the probate stables. The common practice is to wonderful things were left to the Ju­ beauty growing. upon the digestive system, and at th§ jwas very poor and my stomach was Court Rooms in the Court House, in spread about a pint of the material same time it permits those cows tfc" the Citv of International Falls, in the so out of order that what little I did daily behind each cow in the stable. produce milk at a lower cost. County of Koochiching. State of Minnesota, Where a green cover crop, such as eat made me miserable? I^suftered on the 2Sth day of June, 191?. cowpeas or soy beans, is to be turned terribly from indigestion and would 1 at ten o'clock A. M. why said petition TO STORE PERISHABLE FOODS Clean/ under, it is a valuable practice to Corner bloat up so badly from-the gas on my should not be granted. Every Nook & spread about 1,000 pounds of raw-rock Witness, The Judge of said Court, stomach that I could scarcely breathe phosphate an acre over the green stuff Every Farm Home Should Have Cellar, and the Seal of said Court, this 27th and there was also a dull aching pain Storehouse and Refrigerator to before the plowing is begun. Products day of May, 1919. in the pit of my stomach. My complexion T7VERY room in the house, every wall, are developed during the decomposition Care for Surplus. John Berg, of the organic matter which are was very batd-^sallow and every rug, every bed—as clean as new pin! a I (Court Seal) Probate Judge. Farmers lose much every year because efficient in liberating the plant food yellow looking, and I just felt barly Your whole house, from top to bottom, cleaned and Jevne & Norton, that is slowly available in the raw their facilities for storing perishable all the time. kept sweet and clean by the Royal Electric Cleaner. Attorneys for Petitioner. May 29 12 foods are poor. Every farm rock. Where the raw-rock phosphate "But Tanlac has been a wonderful And all this cleanliness is secured l?y one of Nature's is applied in half-ton doses an acre to home should have a cellar, storehouse blessing to me and no one could see Great Purifiers, for the Royal Cleans by a soil that is very rich in organic mattei and refrigerator so the surplus foods Be Master or Your Joo. the change that has taken place in Air—A lone!—Needs no brush. the same beneficial results are may be saved till such a time as they Some folks peter out because they slowly notable as obtained where the may be consumed. The fact that producers. me during the past few weeks and Nothing escapes the Royal The powerful suction draws I get cold feet. That's not elegant language, fertilizer is turned under with the have inadequate facilities for out all embedded dirt. The dust that's been in an hour or doubt it being a great medicine. All but you know what it means a day—all threads, hair and surface litter disappear into the green crop. saving perishable products gives speculators I better than you do any fancy way of my rheumatic pain and stiffness is Royal bag—and out of your house advantages. Best Form of Acid. saying the same thing. And since gone now, and you may know I feel —not merely brushed from one The presence of decaying organic this is written for your benefit you had spot to another. like a new person. My appetite is PROFIT AND LOSS ON FARMS matter in the soil increases the effectiveness better pocket any mock modesty and splendid,^ I am never bothered with of raw, ground rock phosphates get ready to roll up your sleeves and indigestion or gas any more, no matter due probably both to greater clean up. There are too many of the Those Who Raise Truck Crops and what I eat, and my color is fine. hacterial activity and the higher content delicate-fingered class who want to be Supply Table With Vegetables ELECTRIC CLEANER A of carbon dioxide in such soils. Not only have I been relieved of at the manicurist's when they ought Save Much Money. Cleans by Air—Alone! From a similar standpoint, the effectiveness to be at the washtub and the work rheumatism and stomach trouble but of raw rock phosphate is usually bench. We like to see well-kept hands A dollar saved is a dollar made, Needs No Brush I "have also gained thirty pounds in increased after remaining in the but we have learned that in most xhose who plant gardens, raise truck weight, besides. Now these are my Rigid tests have proved that soil for a year or more. Most crops cases the chap who is contributing to crops and supply their tables with the Royal excels all other reasons for thinking so well of Tanlac respond more quickly to applications progress has other jobs for his digits. tender vegetables in summer and canned cleaners in its effectiveness and I will gladly tell anyone who of acid phosphate than to bone, basic So beware of getting afraid of the vegetables in winter will save cash as a dirt getter—let us demonstrate slag or raw-rock phosphate. Accordingly, cares to call on me what I have found job. You are supposed to be master to you wky. that would be required from the returns where the early stimulation and of it If the thing gets hard give it out by experience about it." of field crops. The cash thus quick maturity of the crop are the a few extra kinks and you will advance saved may be the difference between Tanlac is sold in International main considerations, acid phosphate is for the effort. In these days we profit and loss in farming. Falls, by S. N. Rubin and in Littlefork probably the best form of phosphoric must keep warmed up by the job and by M. E. Dimon arid all the acid to apply. wh-n the job is kept warm it work? DAIRY NO PUCE FOR DOGS leading druggist in every town. easier.—Grit. The question of whether increases in yield ordinarily can be produced Cow Must Not Be Hurried About Farm more economically by applications of CITATION FOR HEARING ON PE­ Frost Forests. If Best Results Are to Be Obtained soluble or relatively insoluble phosphates, TITION FOR ADMINISTRATION ./ne beautiful use his window had, in Milk Pail. must be considered in a measure UNDER CHAPTER 389, LAWS one glorious use, one an individual problem for each OF 1917 In tiie depth of winter sometimes of Dogs have no place on a well-kept farmer, since it depends on a number mornings when he got ont of bed and dairy farm. The cow, to give good results, of factors of which the most important Estate of William Jarvi. went to open the shutter, on (the most not be hurried about or crop are the nature of the soil, the In the Matter of the Estate of William windowpanes would be a forest of glittering driven on the run to and from the bam system employed, the price of the various Jarvi, Deceased. trees. The first time he beheld or pasture. phosphates in each particular State of Minnesota snch a forest, he stood before it spellbound of locality and the length the growing )ss wondering whether there weft* Advantage of Record* f, JL- County of Koochiching: SOLD BY the, silvery birds winging f«p off «mii One advantage of bookkeeping: farm IN PROBATE COURT creatrnm silvery boughs, and what wild ZIMMERMAN ELECTRIC CO The knows and do—^ former The Bfst Bread. The State of Minnesota to all per* in tke taU. stiff frostgrass. rmnrhed guess he's paid bill when the fMS No one question comes to the extension sons interested in the granting of administration on the From the ice-forests tkm trips. poultrymsn more often than of the estate of said decedent: retamed windowpanes his thoughts always heat "Which is the breed?* and the The petition of Hanna Jarvi forest o* to the green summer 346 Fifth AM. Kfep on Culling having been filed in this court, representing ooly. justifiable aiswer, and the one the sno AR distant horizon.—James colling slicker hen the that William Jarvi, then a resident we have dm* t* made hundreds of Urn, In "The Kentucky Warbler." the slacker cow off the of farm. of the County of Koochiching. Is no breed." & -dm 1# 1 •A •MM •Tr-HfiT"