I5-•*•¥*# *V •$%{*** J. '. :-rsr v.i.t ,/?.: *:i INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS of loneliness and suffering of many .the same-day. We believe that by CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL of the lads now in hospitals of strange ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION getting representatives of all railroads, cities far from home and those who producers organizations, packers and tayi the Good Judge would love and sympathize with stockyards to work together, a great Enaic of He»ry 2. Preach them.. Mrs, Hamilton was chairman deal can be done to improve conditions." You get more genuine chewing of the Minneapolis Legion Hospitalization STATE OF MINNESOTA, satisfaction from the Real Committee and spent practically The committee's findings will be County of Koochiching, all her..time visiting and cheering Tobacco Chew than you ever In Probate Court. used as a basis for. recommendations In the matter of the estate of Henry J. the sick and-disabled. When the to railroals and shippers in an effort from the onlinary kind. got Frosch, decedent. convention elected its state president to prevent flooding the market with The state of Minnsota to all persons interested it chose Mrs. Hamilton, "The Fairy The good tobacco taste stock one day and undersupplying it in the above entitled matter: Godmother of the Sick and Disabled on other days." Whereas, Augusta Frosch has filed in lags so long—a small chew this court her final account of the administration Soldiers", to lead it during the coming The Minnesota Farm Bureau federation, ,of this class of tobacco lasts of the estate of the above year. the Minnesota Central Cooperative named decedent, together with her petition much longer than a big chew Commission association, the praying for the adjustment and In appreciation of her untiring and Union Stockyards company, the North of the old kind. That's why allowance of said final account and for devoted service during the past year, distribution of the residue of said estate Dakota Agricultural college, the packers it costs less to use. to the persons thereunto entitled: "The Helen Hughes Heilscher Memorial and four railroads are represented is ordered that said petition be Fund" for the care of sick and on the committee. The inquiry marks Any man who has used both heard, and that all persons interested disabled service ipen, was established the first time that all these interests said matter be and appear before kinds will tell you that. by the delegates to the Auxiliary this court on the 3rd day of September, have united to eliminate marketing 1921, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the probate State Convention on the suggestion waste in a* territory as vast as that Put up in two stylet court rooms in the court house, at International of Miss Pauline Curnick, National which ships livestock to South St. Falls in said county, and The Magic Grip Secretary, who declared that Dr. Paul, farm bureau officials say. then and there, or as soon thereafter W-B CUT is along fine-cut touacco Heilscher's good deeds are known all said matter can be heard, show cause, if any they have, why said petition RIGHT* CUT is a short-cut tobacco over America. At the National Convention should not be granted and that Every newspaper has a grip. Kmmmm It* ».• WWW fJ in Kansas City next October, this citation be served by the publication Legionaries and Legion Auxiliary delegates thereof in The International Falls LEGAL NOTICES Maybe not just like the one from Minnesota will urge the Press according to law. Witness the Honorable, John Berg, in the illustration above. But— election of Helen Hughes Hielscher MM MM LEGION V# V# r# tfl «V V* judge of said court, and the seal of said the Soldiers Preference Act, locally, as the first president of the American court this 9th day of August, 1921. from the standpoint of the state, and SALE OF SCHOOL AND All newspapers have a "grip" Legion ^Auxiliary. (Court Seal) JOHN BERG, from a national standpoint. For the on their readers. OTHER STATE LANDS Judge. Jevne & Norton, second part of the second phase laid In connection with a successful Attorneys for Petitioner. out for us,_we must put our organization Legion celebration in Adrian, Minnesota, Also a "grip on all successful STATE OP MINNESOTA,) International,Falls, Minn. All-25 on a more permanent basis of State Auditors Office. the Nobles County Democrat merchants—because it is the cooperation with all employers of labor, St. Paul, Minn., July 25, 1921. writes: "By order of the post commander,all SUCCESSFUL merchants who kk a Notice is hereby given that on September so that service men shall not moonshine was rounded most the value of ADVERTISING. realize 12, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m. in PROFESSIONAL CARDS suffer for having served their country up and none was in evidnce. Wr When the editor of the Hennepin the office of the county auditor, at International during its time of need. wish- right here to commend the A. Falls, Koochiching county, se County Legionaire asked Dr. A. "Under the third phase of the work Legion boys for this energetic manner in the state of Minnesota,. I will offer The reader of a newspaper is Van Dyke of St. Paul, new Legion JOHN H. BROWN for sale certain unsold state lands and ahead of us, there comes to me the of taking care of the moonshine always interested because it StateCommander, to outline his program also those state lands which have reverted Attorney at Law thought that possibly this phase in evil. They worked hard to see that portrays the life and action of for the Legion during the coming to the state by reason of the Office over O. M. Carr & Co. years to come will mean our greatest nothing would mar the day's events. his community. non-payment of interest. year, Commander Van Dyke replied International Falls, Minnesota task. During the war, there were two That theyanade a big success is proven Terms of sale: as follows: great armies,that army which fought Fifteen per cent of the purchase price by the favorable comments of our Try and want ad. "As I see it, our work for the next is payable to the county treasurer it at the front, and the army which townspeople and visitors. The thanks A E year has three phases. First—To carry the time of sale. The unpaid balance fought at home. We of the American of the public is due them." Lawyer is payable at any time in whole or in on and complete our work in behalf Advertise the thing you have Legion have now joined that great International State Bank BIdg. part within forty years from the date of our disabled. Second—To secure to sell. In its report to the Legion Convention, army at home, and it is time for us of sale, interest rate of four per cent International Falls, Minnesota justice, equity and equality for the the Minnesota Legion Service per annum, due on June 1st of each to take our place in community life, ex-scrvice man, both from the standpoint year provided, that, the interest can be And st4scribe to this papeh Bureau showed that it had secured carrying our share of the burden and of our relation with the government paid at any time within the interest N O E N I N N E S O A It's part of your community. action on 12,592 cases of compensation, the duty of making this country a year without penalty. In effect, this and our relation with civilian O S I A It's a part of you. vocational training, back pay, better place for all of us to live in, means that the interest money may be bodies. Third—To take our place Dr. B. F. Osburn, Physician and insurance, and other ex-service paid any time between June first and so that future generations may look in every community, coordinating and Surgeon in Charge May thirty-first without penalty. $2.00 per year. troubles. The department adjutant's back upon this epoch in history and bringing back that wonderful spirit The appraised value of timber, when Office Phone 30 Hospital Phone 79 report also showed that 253 Minnesota realize that we of the American Legion so stated, must be paid in full at tb* THE PRESS which existed throughout the war, Office Int'l State Bank Building newspapers now print a weekly did our share not only in winning time of sale. all working for the best interests of International Falls, Minnesota column of Legion and other ex-service the great war, but also in the gigantic All mineral rights are reserved to our country and forgetting petty the state by the laws of the state. news furnished by the Minnesota task of reconstruction with which jealousies which have crept in during All lands are sold subject to any and Legion News Service, St. Paul and we are now battling and which, all ditch taxes thereon. Xthe last two years. that more than two hundred Legion please God, shall be brought to a successful Lands on which the interest has be "Under the first phase, we must speakers have been furnished by the conclusion." come delinquent may be redeemed at coordinate our units and devise ways any time up to the hour of sale, or before state organization to make addresses and means of eliminating existing resale to the actual purchaser. The Press Job Printing Department at public gatherings throughout the The final touches are being given Such lands are listed under the caption red tape so as to bring the men in state during the past year. the big tent city formerly known as "Delinquent Lands." need of help closer to that branch of Camp Dodge, where so many Minnesota No person can purchase more than the government whicff -administers is Prepared to Print Lodge Stationery INVESTIGATORS FIND 320 acres of land, provided, however, members of the 88th Division aid, so that it may be done quickly HUGE SHIPPING LOSS that state lands purchased previous to marched and hiked in '17 and '18 before and efficiently, thereby relieving in 1905 are not charged against such purchaser. they crossed the Atlantic. On with Any of the Following the greatest measure possible, trouble August 26th, 27th and 28th the big Agents acting for purchaser must Poorly Adjusted Train Schedules and pain. We must also devise some 88th Division Reunion will be held furnish affidavit of authority. Waste Food Supply, Cut Livestock way of obtaining more adquate Emblems. Place Your Order Now! there, at which every man who Appraisers' reports showing quality Prices, Says Committee. treatment of those borderline mental and kind of soil are on file in this office. trained at Camp Dodge will be welcome. cases those men of whom there are Lists giving legal descriptions of A big Minnesota delegation is many, who, due to the terrific strain lands to be offered may be obtained of Livestock producers are losing money, expected. Des Moines committees to which they have been subjected, the State Auditor or the Immigration consumers are paying higher prices have arranged free transportation between Commissioner at St. Paul, and of the have reached that twilight zone of for meat, and food is being wasted County Auditor at the county seat. the city and camp. Re'duced mental disorder in which they would as a result of improper marketing. railway rates from points in Minnesota R. P. CHASE, State Auditor remain but temporarily if given proper- That is the conclusion reached by a to Des Moines and return, have treatment and restored to normality^ committee of farmers, packers, and been offered by all the railroads concerned. whereas, if placed in existing TORRENS TITLE SUMMONS railroad officials, which has been investigating Major General William ispitals, they will not only fail to the shipment of livestock Weigel will be there. improve as quickly as they should, STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the South St. Paul market. but will go the other way. County of Koochiching, The findings of the committee will So much impressed were the delegates "Under the second phase, first District Court, be laid before the county farm bureau to the Winona Legion Convention Fifteenth Judicial District. comes adjusted compensation, which federation as announced. The In the matter of the application of John at the earnestness and quiet must be accomplished through proving facts revealed by- the investigation, the H. Brown to register the title to the strength of the Legion Auxiliary that our case not only to the bodies following described real estate, situated federation says, are of vital importance on their return, scores of posts which of Congress, but to the great American in Koochiching County, Minnesota, to every farmer in the county hitherto had not considered forming people, who are just, not from namely: The northwest quarter who raises livestock for market. (N.W.%) of the Northeast quarter auxiliary units, immediately requested the standpoint of patriotism alone, Heavy losses are suffered by both (N.E.14), the north half (N%) of department headquarters to send but from the standpoint of the justice the northwest quarter (N.W.%) of farmers and townspeople, the committee blanks and instructions on how to and merit of our claim. Also, we section 26 and S. W. of S. W. mn said, because shipments to the organize. They said they had not must secure a better enforcement of Sec. 23 all in township 63 N. Range South St. Paul market are not adjusted realized what a tower of strength the 27 W. Applicant to the capacity of the yards nor to Against Auxiliary has come to be to the supply and demand. Backus-Brooks Company, State of Minnesota, Legion throughout the nation. Koochiching County, Mrs. Shipments are so arranged that the No man ever became strong Charles Wallace and Harriet Wall market is glutted on some days and "Be it resolved that we stand ace, and all other person and parties undersupplied on others. The report squarely behind the American Legion through fasting. unknown claiming any right, title estate, shows that in one week last year, 41.7 lein or interest in the real es in its efforts to secure adjusted compensation tate described in the application of the stock cars received on the South for men," reads part Our No store ever increased its herein, Defendants, St. Paul market arrived on Monday, of a resolution passed at the Legion sales by suspending advertis­ only 15.8 percent on Tuesday, 14.5 per Auxiliary convention^ which wired The State of Minnesota to the above cent on Wednesday, 14.4,. percent on named defendants: Minnesota legislators and President ing. Thursday, 9.3 percent on Friday and You, and each of you, are hereby Harding urging them to support the summoned and required to answer the 4.5 percent on Saturday. Legion bill "as a measure of justice application of the applicant in the Advertising is like food. It "Such a condition," the committee to former service men". Another resolution above entitled proceeding and to file said, "Causes congestion on the railroads, urged all Legion Auxiliary your answer to the said application in ^tnakes a business grow. And which means a- greater time on the office of the Clerk of said court, in members to employ ex-service men said county, within twenty (20) days NEWSPAPER advertising is the cars for the stock, wth consequent or their dependants wherever possible. after the service of this summons upon loss in weight and a heavy loss due to Another directed the Auxiliary thte roast beef advertising you, exclusive of the day of such ser 6f death and crippling. It also causes to establish a home in the Twin vice, and, if you fail to answer the stockyards congestion makes it impossible mediums. •ties where disabled, service men said application within the .time aforesaid, to handle stock efficiently, the applicant in said proceedings discharged, from hospital without will apply to the court for the relief forces the employment of a great money or position may obtain food What about your store's advertising demanded therein. many more men than should be needed, and shelter until they are strong Witness, J. H. Drummond Clerk of medium? More advertising gluts the market and forces prices enough to go to work again. said court, and the seal thereof,* at International down. All this economic waste means Falls in said county, this "food" will make 12th day of July, 1921. less money for the producer and higher. Nearly every eye was wet® with (L- S.) J. H. DRUMMOND, your business healthier and tears when Mrs. Sandy lHamilton, prices for the consumer, Clerk. "It is of the utmost importance that Gold Star Mother after whose boy J. H. Brown, more prosperous. the Mark Hamilton Post of Minneapolis the various railroads, do not schedule Attorney pro se, is named, finished her account stock trains to arrive at the yards on International Falls, Minn.