s9S' "a* %. Vf •'V ',15 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE FOUR IT HELPED HER St St SS SS SS 8 9$ 9S 98$ S* St St 9S St cation on their potatoes are" requested St St St St St St St stst St St St St St St St THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS to advise the county agenfwhen THE NEW PUBLIC HEALTH St AROUND LOMAN the-y dig their potatoes soMhat selection FROMTHE START AND BORDER BUDGET ss s: ss st se ss se ss st t: St St St St 8 of the sample may be made directly It St It St St St stst St St St St St from the field at digging time. Conducted by the Minnesota Public Miss Edna Thomas visited home H. J. MINER, Editor and Manager A much more satisfactory sample can Health Associalion. folks over Sunday. "I Certainly Bless the Day I Began secured in this way than by selecting be on Health addressed to the Matter Efeirred at the l'»*t Office at International Fall., Minn., as Second-Claw {Letters Taking Tanlac," Says Mrs. Carter. from the bin. All potatoes Minnesota Public Health Association, Dan Buckley is visiting at the a in the exhibit must be true to type Shubert Bldg., St. Paul, Minn., with Mike Horan home. YEAR SU'JS-: RiPTiON RATES: U. S„ $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER "I spent nearly the whole of last stamped self-addressed envelope enclosed, for the variety, clean, and free from will be answered by mail. If fall in bed in a terribly run-down disease, sunburn, or bruises. If the Albin Erickson returned from of general interest they will be answ- I OKFiaArPAPER OF "KOOCHICHING COUNTY, MINNESOTA condition, following a bad attack of county agent cannot be present at ered in this column, also.) Cokato last week. the influenza, and could find nothing digging time, the farmers are selecting 1. Question: M}r baby cries a tare of natons or the saving of GIFFORD PINCHOT that would relieve me unt 1 1 took a few bushels of their choicest Miss Violet Pearson begins her great deal at night. Can you tell me GIVES HIS REASONS liuman lives. Tanlac," said Mrs. Erma Carter, ot potatoes from which a sample is school at Fairland this week. what is the best way to cure her of 2706 Inglehart Avenue, St. Paul, selected later. If a man believes ilson, argument it Minn. is useless. As for me, I hold In addition to the county exhibit, communication to the M.nneournal. In a Geo. Peggar is converting his Answer: When a baby cries az "I no more than got over one attack that it is time to finish with all that potato growers are urged to send individual GoiTord Pinchot. of apoiis tractor into a wood saw rig. night someth'ng is wrong. Try to of severe cold and sore throat smack of Wrilson, with the inefficien-i exhibits of thirty-two potatoes Philadelphia, gives his reasons why follow the following rules Regularity than I would come down with another. cy, extravagance and secretiveness, each and one hundred pound exhibits lie for Warren G. Harding for The young folks had a dancing in feeding—not oftener than every Bad weather aggrivated my of- seed potatoes of any of the with the national and international, president: party at the school house Saturday four hours and not at all between trouble and I was simply miserable. blundering, and with the impudent standard varieties for Minnesota. So many former progressives night. 10 P. M. and 6 A. M. Have a regu!ar My appet te failed and my stomach assumption of wisdom and righteous-j Potatoes for the county exhibit or have asked me why I am for Hard'ng hour for bath, naps and bedtime was in such poor condition that everything ness beyond human. The only way the individual exhibits should weigh that perhaps your readers might be Andy Amundsen traded off his I in the evening. If not efficacious see I ate bloated me up with to repudiate Wilson is to vote against approximately eight ounces, those of interested in my reasons. Here they truck last week and got him a touring the best baby spec:alist for an examination. gas and I had terrible pains in my the 100 pound seed exhibit may weigh Cox. are car. chest and kept getting worse all the from 5 to 8 ounces. I am a follower of Theodore Roosevelt, Finally, Cox is too reckless in state-. 2. Question: My daughter is time. alive or dead. While he was ment. too.shifty in argument, too All exhibits prepared and sent to Messrs Millard and Lang brought troubled with profuse nose bleeds. "I read so much about Tanlac that I here I worked with him and supported much like a man running for a little the Farm Bureau office at International their families down Sunday and had She breathes through her mouth finally got a bottle and it helped me him. Now that he has gone to his office in a, little town. His speeches Falls will be taken to Duluth dinner at the farm. nearly all the time too. Do you from the very start. The pain leit reward, I stand for the principles and shout it aloud—Cox is too small »oj and exhibited by the county agent. think having her tonsils and adno:ds my chest before I had even finished work for the things for which he be president. Harding's speeches Samples will be returned if requested. Fred Amundsen, his mother, and removed would cure her nose bleeds? the first bottle. I have taken four worked and stood. 1 am a Roosevelt could have come only from a man big! Mrs. Ben Peterson went to fhe Falls Answer: Having tonsils and ad-' bottles now and my appetite is so republican. Had he lived, my enough to handle the job. The cooperation of the growers is by auto Sunday for a visit. no ds removed often does result in keen that I'm eating like I'd been choice for the republican nominee necessary in the selection of potato curing nose bleeds. The presence of starved. I have been relieved entirely and for the next president would FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER samples if the county is to make a N. P. Neilsen has purchased a fine tonsils and adnoids is the reason for of bloat"ng and all other signs of have been Theodore Roosevelt. But creditable showing at Duluth. heavy team and is rigging up his vour daughter's breathing through indigestion, and have already gained only the spirit of Roosevelt is with Samples may be sent direct to the camp to be ready to take out pulp 2nd District her mouth instead of her nose. The nine pounds in weight. 1 am enjoying us still. The republican convention wood this winter. Armory building, Duluth, in care of safest way is to have them removed good health again and certa'nly has perforce chosen another candidate. the Potato Show. All charges must just as soon as you can. bless the day I started on Tanlac." Lad es and Gentlemen 1 cannot have what I wanted. be prepaid. They rhust be shipped to Paul Mai went up on the TJig Fork 3. Question: What is the best Tanlac is sold in International That, however, is no reason for I wish to announce that I am a arrive at Duluth Nov. 6. Write the last Thursday to get his threshing th'ng to do for a sprained ankle Falls at Rubin's drug store, at Littlefork throwing my vote away. candidate for County Commissioner county agent if you have some potatoes outfit which he "had to leave on account while waiting for a doctor to come? by M. E. Dimon, at Ranier by Senator I larding and I have opposed for the 2nd District (including the which you think are suitable for of bad roads. How car you tell a sprain from a Schiller & Shelrud, at Northome by each other in pol tics. He was City of International Falls), having display. broken bone? C. W. Field, at Mizpah by Fred Siats, a regular in 1912, while I followed been nominated at the primaries lau Geo. Harrison has sold his far a at Bescemar by R. L. Xorctoss, at Answer: Soak the sprained ankle Roosevelt and I can never be glad June. BUILDING A SILO IN near Indus to Earl Howard. Leslie Margie by G. M. Wilson, and all other in water just as hot as can be endured enough that I did. He has said things 1 have resided in Koochiching Whitcomb and family have moved KOOCHICHING COUNTY leading druggists. for from five to ten minutes. about Roosevelt which I deeply re-1 County since 1901 and am thoroughly onto the place for the winter. Then bandage well. Do not attempt sented I have said things about acquainted with every section of the to use the ankle but stay off your feet Senator Harding which he must have! county and realize its needs, and if Albert Enzman of Ray is building I.esie Christionsen went to the for at least two weeks. If one of the resented just as deeply and I have elected shall make it my duty to what is believed to be the first silo Falls Saturday night to have some bones in the ankle is broken it will not forgotten. He has many friendsi serve the best interests of the district in Koochiching county. Mr. Enzman dental work done. Mrs. Christiansen be impossible to move the toes ot who are not mine, and there is not a and the county as a whole. 1 is building a concrete pit silo which was up about a week ago for the the foot. little in his record that I regret. On am a heavy taxpayer in county and he will fiil with Giant Russian sunflowers same purpose. the other hand, I find men deep in. city and it is to my interest as well which he has grown for trial KOOCHICHING COUNTY TO his confidence men whom I trust as the interest of all other taxpayers this year. The sunflowers will be Richard Anderson took a trip to HAVE EXHIBIT AT THE what I like least in his record is. that county affairs be conducted in run through a feed cutter so that his old home at Litchfield this week. farthest back and what he has said STATE POTATO SHOW an efficient and economical manlier. they can be compacted in the silo. He expects to bring his car home about forestry, conservation and ag-1 If elected I shall give the office my Farmers in this county have been with him this time. riculture at Marion is sound and undivided attention at all times as The Koochiching county Farm Bureau hesitant to build silos because of the right. I duty requires. in cooperation with the potato difficulty of raising corn, but sunflowers County Agent Abbott was here Senator Harding was not made to I earnestly solicit your yote and influence. growers of the county is preparing a are more hardy and have Saturday picking some exhibit my order, but he is by no means the county exhibit of potatoes for the proven their value for feed. This samples of Cobblers from the certified reactionary I thought him. He is a' Sincerely, State Potato Show to be held at Duluth promises to become the silage plant patches grown by Joe Kalkman republican regular who supports Nov. 8, 9, 10. The county exhibits for our extreme climate. Mr. Enzman's C. VIC LIXSTEN. and Wm. Hauer. what his party agrees on and acts at this show consists of twelve experiment will be watched with the majority. There is nothing! KOOCHICHING COUNTY CENSUS samples of thirty-two potatoes each with interest. J. B. Clark is building a new house autocratic about him. Under him grown by twelve different farmers in on the farm he recently bought ot For those who may wish to feed there will be no one man rule at the county. While four varieties of John Reed. The family will soon Township 1920 1910 Washington, congress will represent silage, a combination of corn, sunflowers potatoes may be included in the exhibit 49 47 move to their new home. We hope Bannock Upt the president but the people, an and soy beans such as is being a smaller number is preferable. 46 this is the beginning of a new settlement Bear River 80 the government will be American grown at the Grand Rapids station The Koochiching county exhibit will on West Fork. Beaver 202 56 J. A. O. PREUS again. consst entirely of Irish Cobblers if a is recommended. If all three Big Falls. includ:ng Big Harding is no superman, but simple, Republican Candidate for Governor ripen, a very rich silage is secured sufficien^ number of suitable samples Falls village 436 338 earnest, sincere and human, best a large amount of feed was secured. can be secured of* this variety. If while if the corn or soy beans are 131 20 Bridgie thought of where best known. Men He is clean. killed by frost, some crop still remains. Nine plots of soy beans were grown not, Green Mountain and Burbank 09 Cingmars 35 He is able. who know him, and on whose judgment Soy beans grown under favorable in various parts of the county this Russett varieties will be included. Cross River 209 179 I rely say he is slow to decide, He is the friend of Kooch'ching Farmers of the county, particularly conditions in the county this year to find out the adaptation of this 70 Dentavbow 117 county and realizes our needs. but having decided stands like a year made a good growth and altho a forage plant to our conditions. those who are conducting seed potato crop as Dinner Creek 328 149! A vote for J. A. O. Preus is a vote stone wall. What I saw at Marion plots or have applied for certifi- damaged by the frost late in August, Englewood, -ncluding confirms it. I liked Harding because for riie development of our county. 1 400 288 Mizpah village he dodged nothing, looked me Evergreen 458 168! straight in the eye and unmistakably Forest Grove 385 53 meant what he said. 37 281 Gowdy I want to see Harding elected not Grand Falls 132 53! only because I have come to think 95 941 Henry well of him, but because he belongs SALE NOW IN Indus 138 138 to the party of Lincoln and Roosevelt, Jameson, including Little- and because I have had my fill 567 134 fork village of democrats at Washington. We Kline 64 must have in charge men and a party Koochiching 661 107 capable of running the government, 122 49 Lindford and in the White House a president, 109 94 FULL BLAST Manitou not a boss. Meadow Brook ....' 185 137 Cox is in bad company. The liquor 267 51 Meding men are for him. He stands with 231 206 Murphv Baker, who refused to prepare when 83 55 Nett River he knew that war was sure to come, Pine Top 246 27 and therefore sent against the German 84 18 Plum Creek machine guns thousands 70 79 Rapid River young Americans untrained or half Rat Root 506 95 1 trained, and without art'llery support. Hundreds of Customers Have 191 271 CLIFFORD L. HILTON 77 175 Reedy Cox stands for Palmer, who promised 248 181 ATTORNEY GENERAL Come From Outside Towns Sault to reduce the cost of living and Republican Candidate for Attorney 79 85 Sturgeon River conspicuously failed, but for political General. Summerville 3 22 reasons let the liquor traffic go on He has made good. 39 5 Warren A real lawyer for a lawyer's job. who denied the right of free speech 213 444 Watrous and free assembly, imprisoned hundreds Everybody Satisfied White Birch 48 CROSS RIVER TO ORGANIZE of people in defiance of the law 115 55 Wicker FARMERS' CL JB he has sworn to enforce, and turned 51 Wildwood .. 155 over to the Southern Pacific railroad 146 106 A meeting of the farmers in Crops' without a struggle $500,000,000 worth River township, arranged for by Mr 241 63. range 22 of oil lands in California to which it Fred Pelland, was attended by tne had no right. That Palmer was seriously 1 county agent, John. Berg, secretar 63, range 25 29 considered for the nomination of the Farm Bureau and F. J. M:Partlin. 63, range 26 49 17 Don't Fail to Lay in Your Winter Supply at San Francisco shows how low the 63, range 27 44 After a discussion of the' democrats have fallen. There may 167 54 work being done by ttte farm bureau 64, range 22 of Clothing and Shoes NOW at Less have been more unfaithful public and the farmers' clubs of the county, 64, range 23 7 servants than Mitchell Palmer, but 8 the farmers in this township voted to 64, range 25 1 not many. hold another meeting Sept. 25 for the 64, range 26 30 45 than Wholesale Prices Cox stands for Wilson. No sooner 95 purpose of organizing a farmers' 65, range 22 101 was he nominated than he hastened 80 65, range 23 1 club to hold regular meetings once to the White House and authorized Jake Greengard 2 9 each month. A number also became 65, range 26 :. the statement that there was perfect 84 members of the- Farm Bureau. At 69, range 25 113 agreement in all things between Wilson 153, range 25 36 23 the request of Mr. Brown who is and himself. Nothing is more 54 raising Irish Cobbler potatoes witti 153, range 27 important than to have done with the 36 6 a view to having them certified this 153, range 28 Wilson clan, and the only way to do year, the county agent pointed out 153, range 29 186 INTERNATIONAL FALLS that is to vote against Cox. the advantages of growing this varie-, 154, ran^e 27 23 14 The people of the whole earth have ty and also explained the work which 154, range 28 26 K: learned at bitter cost that what Wilson 17 the Farm Bureau is doing to standardize ranee 27 3 "Jake on The Corn.r" We Guarantee Satisfaction 157. says is no indication of what ha and improve the potato crop 157, range 28 14 has done or what he will do that 158, range 27 15 of the county. It is the desire of the r? his words and his actions do not 158, range 28 farmers in this township to get together 46 20 match, and that to have his own way 159, range 29 99 on one variety so that they is more important in his eyes than can market their crop to better ad Subscribe for The Press the safeguarding of America, the wel- vantage. ... £_i£ ...xc- bdsi I