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

June 9, 1921 · Page 2 of 8

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»»5i '-w!9 3"-n,"• JV "i1 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE THREE FARMERS LAUNCH CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL FARM TO MARKET WORTH OF $1002,780,000 FIRM ROADS IN DANGER ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIOTJX- TION FASTEST SPEED AND PHOTO EVER MADE Giant Finance Corporation. Orgoniked Producers Voting Solidly Against a*.Branch of U. S. Grain Crowers, Transcontinental Pleasure Routes in ESTATE OF NEILAN CHAS. Inc. ... Referendum. STATE OP MINNESOTA, Minnesota farmers have played an Minnesota farmers are voting solidly COUNTY OF KOOCHICHING. important part in the formation of a against construction of transcontinental $100,000,000 farmers "finance corporatiom "pleasure highways" before IN PROBATE COURT just organized as a subsidiary the country is provided with good of.- the United States Grain Growers, farm-to-market roads. 'In the Matter of the Estate of Chas. Inc. The first returns from balloting in Neilan, Decedent. The new corporation, which will be the nationwide farm bureau referendum The State of Minnesota to all persons the second largest finance company show a unanimous demand for interested in the above entitled in the United States when it is fullv developing market roads rather than matter: Whereas, Sam Haslett has filed organized, was incorporated last a few interstate boulevards, the Minnesota Giant Finance Corporation Organized in this court his final account of the Farrrii Bureau Federation announced administration of the estate of the furnish the mpney to conduct the today. above named decedent, together with marketing of grain on a co-operative The vote is upholding the Farm his petition praying for the adjustment basis and in an orderly manner, Bureau Federation in its defense of week in Delaware. It is designated to the Dowell bill, now before Congress, and allowance.. of said final account and for distribution of the residue of agencv, Minnesota Farm -Bureau and its opposition to the Townsend said estate to the persons thereunto leaders said today. billi federation officials said. The entitled: It is ordered, that said petition The $10Q,000,000 finance corporation Dowell bill corresponds, on a national be heard, and that all persons interested is an outgrowth of the investigations scale, to Nthe road policy adopted in in said matter be and appear of the committee of seventeen, which Minnesota: according to C. M. Babcock, of highway commissioner. The before this court- on the 8th day the Farm Bureau Federation financed. July, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the W. F. Schilling of Northfield, representing Townsend bill, on the other hand, Probate Court Rooms in the Court provides for the creation of another the Minnesota Farm Bureau House, at International Falls, in said Federation on the board of directors federal commission, and would give this commission dictatorial powers County, and then and there, or as soon of the U. S. Grain Growers, Inc., and over state road construction, farm thereafter as said matter can be heard, J. M. Anderson of St. Paul, vicepresident show cause, if any they have, why said of the Grain Growers, took bureau officials believe. petition should not be granted and part in launching the finance corporation. SOIL ROBBING WEEDS that this citation be served by the MOUNTED FOR DISPLAY •According to present plans, farm publication thereof in The International bureau officers said, the finance corporation Falls Press according to law. is to loajj funds to the U. S. To help every man, woman and Witness the Honorable, John Berg, One hundred and twelve miles an hour is the fastest that mau has child in Minnesota to recognize the Grain Growers to finance the marketing Judge of said court, and the seal of ever traveled, shown here, as Fred Ludlow set the record at the Beverly of each grajn crop. It will take Canada and sow thistles, quack grass said court, this 8th day of June, 1921. Hills track in Los Angeles. More remarkable yet is the camera whiCA bonded warehouse receipts as security, and dodder when they see them, *A. JOHN BERG, Judge. so accurately photographs such speed. Both feat and photo arc history and raise money by issuing debentures. H. Larson, seed and plant analyst at (COURT SEAL) The debentures, secured by University Farm, and members his Of iX:# 9-16-23 the bonded warehouse receipts, will staff are mounting specimens of these be sold in the open market. leading plant pests. The specimens .S°l \Vright of Louisiana was are'placed against a background of npt satisfied wit!) the varieties o^ BABY HIP^p FEATURE cotton on strong cardboard with rice American growers were planting, transparent celluloid front and metal OF CIRCUS MENAGERIE so he got busy. Result—the AND ARENIC DISPLAYS binders or frames. Each is 10 by 15 famous brand of Edith rice— 60c SPARK PLUGS 60c inches and is designed for display in •named after Mr, Wright's little offices of county agents and in other Jdaughter shown here—was introduced. "Little Vic" is the pet of the combined public places. A charge-to cover only The rice held by the little zoos with the newest consolidation miss was the only seed of its kind the actual cost of production is made of circuses—Howe's Great in the world and was valued at for the series of mountings. London and Van Amburg's trained The Bethlehem Spark Plug Company are now manufacturing for the Ford Motor Company, $800. Jt was this brand which in wild animals, coming to Fort Frances, the last few years has given POOL ORDERS FOR WIRE a American rice superiority over all June 16th. ticcs grown in the world. "Little Vic" is a babv hippopotamus, Orders are being placed at International bought in the spring from the Falls for wire fencing which Washington, D. C., zoo. He is six will be purchased thru the Farm Bureau months old weighs nearly 1,200 and the Minnesota Potato Exchange FIRST SOIL SURVEY TO BE pounds, and has one consuming ambition—to .Two farmers making up the UNDERTAKEN IN BELTRAMI eat a bale of hay a day pool have saved $40.80 on the wire that is to be regular equipment on all Ford Cars, and all Fordson Tractors. just as "Kimberly" and "Zambesi," they will use this year. Other communities The first of a series of state soil his two grown-up hippo pals, do daily wishing to pool orders for in the menagerie tent. Of course surveys will be made in Beltrami farm supplies will be given assistance Come in and Get One! Our Stock is Always Complete "Little Vic" calles the older "bloodsweating county in six townships south of Kelliher from the Farm Bureau. beemoths" by their nicknames, and south of the county line "Kim" and "Zam."' as. do the and east of Bemidji. This was decided eleven hundred people with the circus. animals and circuses. As he was the Inc. little hippo's god-father, it was only C.W, Monday at a meeting of the There is something about a baby board created by the last legislature fair that the wee river porcine should hippo that appeals immensely to the to make a soil survey of the state. he honored with his name. "Little public, and the den in which this The legislature appropriated $5,000 Vic" will be seen in the Howe's Great 60c GOc youngster Lolls about—in his tank and London circus and Van Amburg's INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. per year for the two years and the on the decking—is alwavs the objective ^Federal government will meet this Trained Wild Animals' street parade Telephone 15 of the crowds. "Little Vic" is dollar for dollar. Part of thp Beltrami and in one of the mixed ecoups of named after Victor J. Evans, a famous county lands to be surveyed will be performing jungle beasts. The Jjaby attorney of Washington, D. C., state lands and the state auditor's hippo has learned seve.ral laughable a man who is passionately fond of stunts. He clowns the act. department will pay for this. JAKE ON THE CORNER Be Sure You Get the Be Sure You Get the BIG CIRCULAR BIG CIRCULAR Tells All About It. Tells All About It. WILJL, START HIS GREAT THE GREATEST SALE THIS STORE BACK TO THE OLD-TINE PRICES HAS EVER HAD HERE'S YOUR CHANCE June UtH EXTRA SPECIAL MEN'S FINE SUITS EXTRA SPECIAL MEN'S WATER PROOF AN OVERLOADED STOCK OF GOODS WITH AS BACKWARD A $40.00 VALUES FOR RAIN COATS, $$22.50 VALUE, FOR SEASON AS THIS TERRITORY EVER EXPERIENCED, IS THE CAUSE $22.45 $11.25 OF THIS PRICE SLAUGHTER. TJHERE ARE NO TWO WAYS ABOUT IT, THE STOCK MUST NOT AND WILL NOT BE CARRIED OVER. IT WILL BE SOLD DURING THIS SALE AT PRICES YOU CAN B. V. D. UNION SUITS—WHILE THEY LAST MEN'S SILK HOSE, ALL COLORS, AND HARDLY BELIEVE. NOTHING RESERVED. THE ENTIRE STOCK THEY WILL BE SOLD FOR VALUES FOR $1.29 48c.A IS ON THE BARGAIN BLOCK. GONE IS ALL PROFIT. WE WANT THE MONEY, YOU WANT THE GOODS. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THEM. READ THE BIG CIRCULAR. Come to The —Great Awaiting You MEN'S OVERALLS, HEAVY BLUE WORK PANTS, EXTRA HEAVY MEN'S WORK SOCKS, A GREAT WORK SHOES, CHIPPEWA MAKE, COTTON WORSTED, $3.00 220 DENIM BARGAIN, 25c GRADES FOR $6.50 VALUES FOR VALUE FOR 98c.4P,"t 17c.A $3.45 PAIR $1.95 Tell Your Friends We Can't List About This Sale Everything Here International ~JS- '^1 sv-k jv '/V i/*..