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JUNE 7, 1934
T'~'g, PEACH. N. D.. ,~r)VANCE
PAGE FIVE
WRITER
ON FARM
;IMENTATI'N
following article by Mark
who is known as one of
most astute writers of affairs at
is taken from the Fargo
as it treats of what is in
for farmers if the Department
has its way and get
the legislation now before
This legislation means
thing: The regimentation
farmers on the Russian plan and
ultimate direction by the gee-
of what and how farm
shall be raised and the
of each, with the farmer
all the independence which
made this section of American
the backbone of the country.
article follows:
June 2.~The request
of agriculture for
powers has significance as
standing alone. It has even
significance if the even~ be
as one of a series, as a
marking a trend, a trend
in this ease is running strong
rapidly.
the department made its re-
expressions of alarm and op-
from Democratic Senator
of Virginia and others have led
to make informal
that It would be willing
le~s than it asked for. It is
original request, however, that
the state of mind of the de-
and shows the trend.
is said here deals with the
bill as it still stands before
bill consists of amendments
existing AAA statute passed a
ago. In the AAA statute is a
which provides that the sec-
of agriculture may make
with and pay money to
to reduce their acreage of
crops called "basic." These
now familiar "acreage re-
agreements."
section of the statute the
now proposes an amend-
and extension reading in par~
("acreage reduction'
may include . , . pro-
requiring the producers
who are parties to such
to reduce or lirr~t acre-
, , of agricultural commodities
than basic agricultural com-
as well as of one or more
agricultural commodities."
Involved and circumlocutious
about "basic" and
basic" commodities will
BONNIE VIEW
Mary 51cCaskey, Reporter
PARTY GIVEN
_ , _~ Cpon invitation o~ Mrs. Ed Fcld-
"BEGIN W I T H T H E
BACK, When searching
for a perfect figure,"
counsels Bryant Baker,
sculptor, who won the
$100.000 "Pioneer WorrY-
an" award. This model
passes w=th flying colors J
Baker's reguirements that 1
shoulders and back be in /
the same perpendicular |
plane. Al~o, she's a 1934 |
example of the classic |
Greek ideal of loveliness,l,
ILLOYD N. ~COTT. well known
New York attorney who, in a re-
cent address at Hunter. College,
New York, proposed an Interna-
tional Grand Jury of citizens of
everyciwlized country, to sub-
poenathe of 15oials of nations en-
dangering World Peace, and to
make indictments and present-
meats to the World Court which
would render' Judgments and des-
tgnate ~atlonG to enforce these.
ma~n. a number of friends gathered
at [lle Bonme View school house
i2"/'u:sday evening and tendere5L
M~s. "Spud" Adamson a part35,,WlSe
idancing to music furni~gd by
Frankie Fleisner. Abo~midnight
a delicious lunch was served, after
I which dancing was resumed for an-
I other hour. Over sixty guests we1
oresent, which includes besides 1~
qnd Mrs. Adam~rn, Mr, and [Mr
Ed Feldmann a~d family; Mr.l an
Mrs. J. S. 8c.hauer. daughters,tA~
nes and Maffon, sons, ~obext, Ray,
and Mrs. t~rank Dunder ~tpai fam
fly; Mr. ~hd Mrs, A. Do~ar~ M~
and Mrs. / Chan. Woolworth ~ an¢
dauhter, Colleen, Mr.,and Mrs. ~acl
Still and son, Merton].Mr. ar1~ ~Irs
.l~ck Fmwa daughter ~lona ahd sot
Elwood, Mr. and Mrs. I-Iollis Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sperry and daugh-
ter Clara, Henry Feldmann and
daughters Lorna and Elizabeth ,~
EIGHT HUSKY AND HAPPY $ONSand daughters testify that FrOntal SOll Walter, Franz Bceler s~Yran-
Lee Barton's pot.and.pan-prowess is not Just theoreticall She conducts~nle and Bill "~;t~'-~-~skey and
the Cooking School of the Air, broadcast at 9:15 a,m. central standard i family, Mr. and Mrs, Mahlon Steck-
time Thursdays over an NBC-WEAF hookup, er and son Larry, Cicero Hartse_
Herman Feldmann. Rosia Beeler.
Frankie Fleisner. Shirley Herr. Roy
Brown. Paul Still. Alfred Green.
• .:-.. Bill Middleton and Clement Geyer.
MRS, WILLIAM H. BIESTER, JR.,
Philadelphia, national ores dent Of th~
American Le~bon Au~h~y, pr~pg,~e5 ~,~.
1 glass of jelly ~n the campaign for
1.000000. The 500,000 Auxiliary rnenlbers
mav~ been asked to reach the mHhon-
c~lass quota by October 1. All jelhes and
jams made in tins campaign will be dis-
tr'~buted to the needy in 0rp~a-~age$,
hospitals, and to private famihes.
SCHOOL PICNIC
iA fairly large crowd was in at-
t2ndanee at the picnic held at the
Beaver bridge last Sunday for the
pupils of the Bonnie View school.
A pfcnic lunch was served to all at-
tending about two o'clock and the
rest of the afternoon was spent in
various amusements, as playing
horseshoe, swimming and fishing,
as well as dancing on the new
bridge which was enjoyed by a num-
ber of persons to Frank Pleisner's
music, Mrs. Adamson closed her
term of school at Bonnie View last
Thursday.
Miss Margaret Adamson returned
to her home near Sidney last Wed-
nesday, after being employed for
about six weeks at the l~'ank. Nehls
home.
~eve:'al from bert ~ttended the
;uneral of Mrs. t;'u~i~ Chaffee in
Ecaeh ~Cnturdey afternnon, news of
her death coming as a slmck to the
community, and sympathy is extend-
ed to her family. Mrs. Chaffee
*~.~:~:~ f!'e ~'-~-'!~ V'.'~w c~ ., , .
Kityy McCoy. the year prior to her
marria~:e, and gained many friends
in this vicinity, who wiN] miss her
greatly,
M;~s Fer~dc,~ SDer,'v. who hr~s been
employed at the Jahn McDanold
homo for sometime past returned to
m
relatives.
Lydia Dunder. Marian Schauer,
Paul Feldmann, Joe and Pat McCas-
key, wrote their state examinatiol:~
at the Bonnie View school Thursday
all being seventh graders with the
exception of Joe McCaskey who was
an eighth grader.
Robert and Raymond Sehauer and
y who have been at-
el in Beach during
the past year hh,~e returned to their
homes to spend their vacations.
Mr. and Mrs. Li~e Baker and Mr,
and Mrs. "Spud" /~lamson drove to
the Sunny Side cer~etery Wednesday
afternoon to atter{d Memorial Day
q
was a visitor at the Franz Bee!or
home Sunday.
GOLVA
Ed Fischer took his relatives to
the gas fields Monday night, which
interest~V[hem very mtmh.
The wedding of Miss Laura Meyer
of Beach and Norber~ Bares was
c~]led thre~ ~imes at the Catholic
~he UrCh Sunday. The wedding ~o be
sixth. ~ "
services there. La~er they drove to Miss Millie Funk returned from
the Art Adamson/home near Sid- her trip to Williston and Hebron,
ney, taking Mis~/Margaret Adam- Monday• Miss Funk was in an auto
~on there. / ,accident while away, but none of
FrJ~hz Reeler/received word from lthe occupants were injured.
Wibdux, Monahy, that his mother, Miss Helen Oearey and her bro-
Mrs. Bill Bej/lcr of that place, was[
very ill. MYs. Beeler has been inI
poor healS21 for sometime past. ~ Don't Like Sul~or~ng
Little/~ooleen Woolworth was on[ The growth of the sentiment
the s.~< list Saturday night, but was I against suffering Is tremor today
~Ming better again Sunday. than In any previous period of hu-
Miss Gladys Petersilie of Chama man history.
BARGAIN DAY AT
REYNOLDS CO.
Dakota Maid Flour, 98 lbs.... $3.89
Stock Salt, 100 -_::: :.. $1.25
\
Coffee, 3 bs , speoal ......... 61c
Soap, Laundry, Bars ....... 25c
Palmohve Beds | ............ / 5c
Oranges, do: only / 3%
,4"
Stray∨ ......... -/
........ z .te
/
" ~. i /7"
Tomatoes, r pe, und ........ 15c
be clear to many readers• " .................... --------=-:=~--:7-:-~:-:------::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: her home near Trotters.Wednesday " -Head e"u-e, aro-e 10c
it will not be clear to ................ ~ ..... spent six months, evening. 9 .........
farmers. What it means is
lliTTTOrl~DD![ll~I~tff" ..... .,~,~--~T Miss Francis Brewer returned Albert Cooper and Alex McCaskey
l theCr°ps departmentthat a farmerof raiseS,agricul_ _ ~ v,:h~l'~_he had been nursmg a head Caskey home ~unday, returning to ranennt l?l b e
vv r~l~r~n~xu ,~ITN,~NT NEN'I'INISL from the Beach hospital Saturday were supper guests at the Roy Me-
o
= ......... ...... -==- . ........... 77.4-~¢6i~nd {h~, past week. the road camp. where they are em- ~ -r ...... ----~ -a.spoon, for""l,e
~akes an agreement with a
~ and pays him money to re- Several salesmen have been can- - .... ~-~ r~arlie Smith ~ [ Miss Ila Hayes and, Miss Beth ployed, that evening. " " = _ 1 ~ ....
~1~ acreage of any one crop, easing in our neighborhood, bug fail- .^~,~-~"-t~'en~lecl'" Commen;,~:7~';.~? Redington of Dickinson were week- . Bonnie Brown is staymg at the ....
!~Ythewheat'farmerthetodepartmentsubmit to die-Can i~:%f~i~tt~hi~irT:e~n; i;~!ht ~xi~ri!ses ~L~I~ Beach last Yu~y"ev: ~lndhk!U~22:f Lla;e:~s :12~ ~i!~l:lS/i~shos~aiiii%th~rW~C~l~! ~ T O~i,m . ii1~ ~IL ,J~,~ ~ _
by the department about all . ' Mr and Mrs Wm_..~slerj M~[sler Mr. is visi ' ' r~ /
~age and allhis crops. "All Allen Brosarehauhngashposts^ " • " r'and had been postponed for. ssverall tin g her sister, Mr. Chester i nuyllUII] 150
"" means literally everything out of the bad lands. "Fney have and Mrs,, Le~ arSSre~d.~l~ar~e, ~eeks due to sickness was neld last,O~. ~n~_ ,~mhy. __. __ _ __ --__IS
te~ for m~rket, wheat, corn, heavy loads to, or near Beach, and Krame~"Mr and~Mrs~ff"Wm-"{Je~'~iS -u~-day June third at the Ever-l_."all.Y {Jauaw. who has been era- I~e/~ It.l:.,..--1~___ n. ..--
hogs, milk--everything.A farmer last year raised ~ii ~L~u~I~!!~ I~~!: ~~~
~e farmer raises chickens for
, the requirement would cover
' typical example can be ~t. ~I i,--
• ~if'ght, an- r daughter El
of wheat. He now makes
tment with the department a went~ fL~ing'~,l*h cake and/ice cream to Lop i
tlltureacres oft° wheat.raise neXtAs aYearre- ~~ Ha&OMr~:r~Bro~!ii~iguhMMat~ ~~K~nndtoH~eU~tc~ei! ~@~wlr~m~men~r~eea:~::I Betteradt ck 1
tt of that contract, the de- elUe~kue~ i-~ nm;~?ohn h~:~ 1~2!e Otd T,,e' be~"~
could, under the pending ~|
each and every acre of his U~l a esdaeYet! c i
many acres of corn, how .......... . Wednesday morning to -a~.~rTheld in DeSart, , - ==-- L am, All II
alfalfa, how many catt~ ~uen nose ~a~ ~Tmay. • " • ~r~morial services at the Opera ', marth. They will return Wednesday _ II __-= ~l~|~.~r~ 'Vv 1="
,Y hogs, how much milk. :in J.E. Cook snd so~ we~ I~sz- ~:~'~ °e evenino. . ~l~_~ff Nl~li~--~ --
by the word "limit' in the ness callers at~Beaeh and~e~tinel "~_~ • _ ................. ;s! ~' IIm=vo _ .,~k "tires
~,,ito l~t 1Vrnndnv ~ / Mr. unarne l~ramer ,nuV~u **.* _ ~s~Mt" ~w~*""
department could and tin- -7~:7~d~;.~OT-~;ro nf tlie ~erious plowing outfit from the Carlyle w-! Briar Root for Pipes Hat road$ .,v ._
WOUld require the far~- m~-~-^;~-~Tt~:~-~l~h--~r and oinity back home last week. The production of briar root tel "'-- ~ O O D Y E A R
a certain amount of his ....,~ ~....-o. ~= v "~'~r~ ' ~-ed' -
that she was to be taken%o;the hos- Mr. Albert Ramsey and rT ] smoking pipes dates ~aek to 1860.
Million Under Contra~t pit*! at Bismarc]k. We hope she will Smith were business snoppers m ! when a French firm found it to b, ALL -WEATHER
of farmers already getlrelief there and gets l~etter soon. Beach last Thursday. ' of excellent quality for that pur.
Contracts ~ith the de- ~em~ge Wright, Taylor Cook and Robert Latterall returned ~rom
is about Te~ Pock/were rounding up horses in Bismarck last wok where he had pose.
on ~eae~r Creek la~ Friday, and " "
is nearly half the
in the United States.
True, the pond-
WOUld not cover contracts
But the whole theory
that these contracts shall
and also extelided to
farms. Unless this is
ceases to exist. The
Would of course apply
and all new con-
by other provisions in
measure, the secretary
would have similar
farmers not under con-
of the condition of the
the proposed measure
is to be found in
of Agri-
himself used in con-
of farm-
"Every plow-
have its permit stick-
Post."
act easy to understand
of a parent saymg
me more than it does
P and down the land
regimentation. At 1
makes this request
enabling him to
regimentation. For
Byrd of Virginia
accuracy in a
made about the pond-
Whole. Senator Byrd
legislation
secretary the czar
called on their oi¢I Yriends, Mr. and
Mrs. AI. Flanagan.
Mrs. J. E. Cook and daughter Jean
and grandchildren visited at the
Ellis Sleeker home last Saturday.
Albert Allen left for Fargo last
Sunday where he will undergo an
operation for hernia,
Ernest CheMey and Dan Morris,
were Sentinel Butte visitors Satur-
day.
Burton Mellius had infection in
his hand. caused from a wire cut on
his thumb. He was taken to Beach
Friday for medical attention.
Gee. Gas. foreman at the O. O.
Carlson sheep ranch made his usual
week end visit m Beach last Friday.
Frank C. Morris was a caIIer at
the Ed. Cook home last Saturday
evenmg.
Clarence Sathre and Ober~Peter-
son rounded up cattle on Elk Creek
one day last week.
J, R. Ra~hbun was a caller at Ted
Cooks Monday.
Sun Long Way From Earth
On an average, the sun is 93,(~)0
000 miles from the earth.
step toward a new form of society
forces the second step, and thc sec-
ond forces the third, and so on to
the end.
What would be the next step af-
of America will ter the present proposed one is mat-
liberty than the ter for surmise. A hint may be
found in two sentences of a speech
bY Wallace's assistant secretary,
Prof. Rexford (3. Tugwell. Spea~ng]
of what is atempted so far he said:
"What is done is merely to keep a]
part of each field of each farm out
of use." Then looking toward the'
RUssia 2'
On By Setup
of the
what Wallace
and his pres-
for the pro-
Part, but only a
explanation may
some of Wallace's
and earnest-
The larger
is that Wal-
the forces which
set in mo-
Wallace's
future, Professor Tugwell said: "It
seems to me obvious that this can-
not be the characteristic feature of
a permanent policy." Professor
Tugwell obviously meaffs that the
control of farms and farmers, ac-
cording to his theory, must go even
farther than is yet proposed and
must be carried out on a univerr~l
scale. ,
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