davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
MA GLODNA DZIATWE
w POLSCE.

Przy zaSwicccniu choinhi W
dornu PIP. Piotrowskich, starych
paraiian Stanislawowa, 1913
Glarcmont ave. zlozyli wyzej
wymicnicni ia giodnc dzicci W
PolSce 500.
Ma tcnzc sam eel zlozyi OBJ. W.
Sajdak, I Wallston, Mich. $l.00,
Ma wieczorzc wigilijnym II OBJ,
U'ngcrmana, 2139 Rice str. &c.
.brano SUNG $1,000 ma slodnycll
dzicci W Polscc; sumo tc ziozQno
W naszcj Rcdakcyi j przcslano dc
European Relief Fund.- w No.
wynn Yorku. Ma SUNG wymicnio,
ma zlozyli SIG nastcpujqcy oby-
watclc: !. Ungcrman. s. Cnger,
man, J. Kulczyiski, J. WiSniew,
ski, ]. Dziedzin, J. Tomaszewski.
j. Miedzianowski i P. Massalski.
kto nastepny:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
Ma PIebiscyt Slash.


ofiary ma plebiscyt gornoslsski re-
brIne W koSciele Sw. Jana Kantego.
Pc $500: Jan o~ksiutowicz. Jan leg
kowsd. Franciszek Niwa, NJ oksiuto-
Ntez. X. Pradzihski. J61ef Skura. Stan.
Ritter, FIlomena Dzislska. Famina Wa
sRiewlez. Msryanna Fudafa. Jozef Stas-
&iewicz I Marta olSzewska.
Pc $500: - Jan KarlowicE / J6zef
BanaS
Po $500: - Stan. Guziec. Jan Soko-
loWsk. J.. Kowalski. Marya Rakoezy.
Tom. Ma6kowiax, J0zef Jarosz, Piotr
Duda. woje. Piekarczyk, Jan Hujar.
Max. Drengowst. Katsrzyna BacharS.
J6zeG Possolski. Mix. wisniewski. Jan
Jarosz. Michal Piwko, Piotr Piwko, W,
Janezak. Julian Pelecki, Stefania ia
MAX VI. warchol. kat Stock. Mich.
Blezien / Al. Zisak.
70 $l.50:- Wine. Kurtyka, An6rZej
Nowosielski i Zofia wrona.
Pc 800: = NJ Bernacki, Stan. So
k6E Fir. KoSla, X. Jarosz. FIR. Kobos.
Jscenty Kois. J0zef Pienta. WI Ko-
stuj. wojc. Pysz. NJ Haharowska. J6zef
Bialas. st. Cymerman, Vol LeehowskL
Jan Ziomek, Tom. Szyszka, VIZ Bacha-
ia, Tekla Barusiak. Rozalia Potash. A.
fBulzak, Amelia LAsEo. Marya Puszkar,
Julia Snopek. Bart, CzosAa, P. Paso--
wiez,. J6zef Krystyn, Ant. .SnoczynsSa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
KONCERT SZKOLY MUZY.
N B.

w srode, duia $50 stycznia W
sail Zjednoczenia p. r, X. PREY
III. Augusta i milwaukee, odbe-
die sic koncert z~nanej Szkoly
Muzycznej p. B. Rybowiaka. "
wykonariu wezmic udziaf dziat-
wa, k~sztalcaca sic w tcj szkole.
oraz starSi uczniowie i uczenni-
&C klas Spiewu, CRY ia fortepia-
ME i nd skrzyptach. Pc raz pier
wszy W n~aszej dzielnicy ia tyn
koncercie wystqpi klub spiewaczy
Sw. Franciszka Z .Iozafatowa, i
ma zakohczcnie wystapi Ch6T
Chopina No. 1szy. Pc koncercie
przyjacielska zabawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
OSTRZEzENIE.

Wszystkich szanownych ma
szego pisma Czytelnikow -%niniej-
SEEN ostrzegamy - by, przysy-
lajac do mas pieniadze, czy to ma
prenumerate aIbo ma ksiazki, ME
wysylali papierowych pieniedzy
" zwyklym liscie nieregistrowa-
nym, gdyz listy take bardzo cze-
sto gdzieS gina. Lepiej odzalowat
1oc ma registrowanie takiego pic
nieznego listu, albo poslac pre-
kazem pocztowym ,(Money Or
der) Tub czekiem bankowym.
I szacunkiem,
Administracya
Dziennika. Chicagoskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

Roc Sokolowska, karol Litwicki, Anna
Boras, FIR. Barnas, Jan Krzysko. Tom
Micek. \. Rajski. Anna Grela, Maig.
Maszek y. wojnicki. Anna Kitowska.
J6zefa Gorzyhsks. ". Mazur, ST. Bur-
lax. J0zef Rozmyslowicz Jozef Feyka.
Kat. Mr0z. Jan Fiolek, \. N, Marya
Plouka. Ludwik J0zefowicz, Jan Stach,
Maryanna NowisSa, Karolina Wajda-
J6zef Moscinski. ST. Sroka. Marya Cy-
gan, Honorata Fasula, Jan Kleczyk,
Frank G~regorczyk. J6zef Blat. Tom. BIZ
linski. J6zef Mako. J6zef Cielak, Win.
ReznRk. Easper Meek, Fr. Cygan, And.
B-oda. Lud. Chyrczyk, Lud. Szulilk. An
tonia Kieta. A. W, Maryanna Kieta,
Agnieszka Melee, NJ. Malek, Marya A
leksy. Anna Szewczyk, Marya Barton,
ST Biernat. st. MaEur, Mlchai Kuta,
Kon. Piwowarski. Jozef Mrozek, Jan 10
ziof, Eva Kulezyk, p NJ. Majka, st.
BAab. Rom. Afikas. Jan Swiech, Jan
Ratajczak. Jozefa Czernek. st. Masio,
wojc. Dus.S Ant. ,Knajzel, Vino Wal
merit, Anna Handed. zofia Skrzyiska.
Jan Migafa, FIR. BanaS, Kat. Czyzewska,
Waw. Styrkowicz. And. Bielanski, Jan
Ch}opek. Ant. JadEinek. St. Sipiora. st.
Bojor. MARGIN Bryk. Ant. SkibicEi, And.
Wrobel, Kat. Pankowsa, Ign. Bialas.
wojc. Szerszeh, Anastazya Kulczak, Il.
Komperda, st. Sitko. Mix. Szerwszen.
Jozef zurawski. St. Golec, Piotr Kopa-
Ia. Jak6b Miyhsfi, J6zef Godzlk. Jan
M~artenus. W. Czelusta. T. Jelen. Piotr
Pazdyk. Ant Mrozihski, Franciszka
onyrczyk, J6zef Mr6z, X. Sunny, Apo
Ionia Makuch. Maryanna Chnura, Roz,
wielgus. wojc. JanAowski, Mich. Gaz-
ia. J. S~zelejewska, Jan Heda, st.
Kapustka, Leokadya Rozpurka, Apollo.
MIA Knybel. Anna G%rembka, wojc. Pie
tucha, Jan Koz}owski, Mar. Kaluga, -.
", T. Kawecki, J6zef WisniewSki, Mary
Grejczyk, Kat. Matyla. Brou. zuziak,
Ign. Gozuba. Ant. Majka. Jan Guza,
FIR. Mroz, Q. G~fowihski. Agnleszka Ear
nowska, Marya Gawlik, Zofia Skoczyn-
ska. J6zef Myrda, Kat. Mika, Marya
Ptaszyhska, Anna Buga6ska. Wlad.
Gilski, A. tWaksmulski. Jan Rembacz.
wtktor Budynkiewicz. Fr. Pitera, Mar
Gin Czarnik. J6zef W6jcik. Michai Nice
Piotr Rycze. Wine. Starzyk, J6zef So
boj. Ag. Mlaszi. J.. Kempowlcz. Jan
Stelnach, Marya Golemba. NJ. Madaj.
Jan Lysy. And. Pietranek. St. Kulczok
". Hoffman. Piotr Cygan. J6zefa Go
~Sebiewska, Jozef wujeczko, waw. ia
chin. Roz. Fudala, Jozefa Bobak, FIR.
KaSzyhski. y. n. Reszta mniejsze ofia-
ry / be- kopert. Anna Jachim 81. Ber-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

SZKOLA
MUZYKII
1924 n, Ashland
Avenue
HapusciH ZSIa,ku Pulsk

Lekcye f~ortepispu. Spisyu. solowego.
organ6w, skrzypiec / innych instrument
tow.
wyklady teorstyczne. muzyczne. czy
tanie nut, gioSem. oraz ow1c1enia prah-
tyczne spfewu zespoiowego (ch6rowe-
So).
ZSloszenia przyjmuje sic cd Nowego
Roku kazdego dnia Cd Jtej do Smej vie
cz6r, 2 wyjatkien wtorkow / pistkow-
Rodzice Polscy. Jezeli chcecte, aoy
dzieci Vase ME wynaradawiaiy sic
ME zapominaly naszej ojczystej, pick
nej. rzewrnej, p~atryoytcZnej. a rycer--
skiei pieSni. zapiszcie je do tel szkoiy.
Mlodziezy Poiska! Jezeli cheese nau-
eve sic muZyki / Spiewu = " Szkole
tel mjec bedzieSz n~auczycieli, ktorzy
pre1ko Gle zrozumiS j ZaStoSuJ2 VIA
sctws Twym zdolnosciom metode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
lard Hinc 81. = Razem W kOsclele ma
Kantowfe $3S6.O0.


ofiary ma plebiscyt g6rnoslaski ze--
brane W parafil sw. PIotra-Pawaa.
Jan G.. Paluch $4,000. .
Polonia Dry Goods Co., $4,000.
n. n. $1,000.
Pc $1,000: - J0zef Jadlcwski,' J6zei
Panowdcz, Andzej Mikus, n. N. ma re-
&C siostry p~rzelozonej, Micbal KlimaS.
Pc $500 Marynia N, Ludwika Duda,
J6zef Augustyn, Wolak Jan, FIR. Dan
kiewicz. Fr. Gierut, Pawef Falat, VOL
M~arszalek, Ksawery Sereda.
Pc $500. ian Gerud. Franc. Wzorek.
Pc 81 90: - Wojc. Brej, Jan Jediow-
ski, Antoni Bagiel, Stan. Paia. Ff.
wczesny, Jak6b Fany, Pawei Mouse 10
zef BragdeL Stan. Brakoniecki, Sly
mon Dudek. Marya Gierut, FIR. Hilbur-
ger. Jakob Kedra- Stef. M~alonowski. st,
Mirteska Jan Pajak. Wojc. Putlak, WI
Rzepka, CT. Sloch, Ant. ~Szatrawski. Jan
Szczur Jad. Ulasel, A. Hibolski, +.
wantroba, Ant. Wika- Jakob Pienta'
And. Kolniak. Franc. Pawlisz. Marctn
Sendra. And. N~owakowski. Jan SetliR'
! Ant. Libuszewski. J6zef Urbanik.
Pc $1.O0: - J6zef Sreda, Karol Kwa-
sigroch, FIR. Gerud, Jan Czechowski. NJ
Gawczy6ska, Jakob CUBAN, Rubin Ca
ron, Wojc. Kapanowski, Leon Zawro-
tiny, MARGIN Kucharski, st. Rzeszutko'
Jan Gurzan, FIR. K~osiorowski, Ludwfi
Rsepka, wojc. Rzeszutko. Wine. kodak
Konstanty Grybosz, J6Zef kosiek, Ant
Zawada. And. Lowihsli. J6zef Tuman
Piotr orios, Jozef G6rka. Mac. Wal
Ouch. Jak6b Izworski, Fr. Turyba, We
ronika Sivek. Jozef Kurdziel. Adam Co
rzelany, Jan Siwiec, Jan Sluzyk. Michal
Rzeszutko. Stan. Rusiecki, Wojc. Rak'
Agata Putlak, J. Polarek, Adam Ptlut
J6zef Pachana, jerry O~buchowsik. Wa
wrzyn. Niedziela. Ant. Mofda. Benek
Mazur. Piotr Matug, Piotr Maiek, FIR.
Madeja, Pawei Libea, Stan. Latka. FIR,
Labuda, Lud. Kurzawa, J0zef Kubos,
st. Kr6l. J6zef Nowak. J6zef Kolapka,
MARGIN Kosiek, Greg. Kosiek, Raj. Ia
ma. A. Kasprowicz. NJ. K~apanowski J6-
gef Jurka. ]. Hrzylowski, Greg. Clio
waty, FIR. Olivia II, Jan Gierut J6zef
Furman. Wojc. Fut, Jahob~ Fafat. Anna
Falat. MARGIN Grybas, Jan Butny, Wlad.
Przyk. Wlad. Bocheuek. MARGIN Bartus
FIR. Bartus. J6zef Bara, Piotr Banach.
y. N, Maryanua Zofsdz, Ig. Zochowskt.
W. Wolski. J. WolsGi, J6zcf Witalts,
MARGIN Wilczak. Adam Wager, W.
Swyndowski. Jan Stcfanjk, FIR. Sobole-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

W RTuCnClS SoU.fV, TcoHNu
fairy. Razem s4oi.40.
}. ofiary ma plebiscyt g6rnoslaski ,zio-
Zone W kosciele sw. Barbary, proboszcz
ks. Cries. ....- r.. s
Pc $1,000 wiktorya Guzdziol. rOdzina
Dziubek.
Pc $500: - Ferdynand Byczek, Felix's
Ma~zurkiewicz. Jak6b B~rytczyhski, Ma
ciej Szafraniec, Jan Dwojak, Jan MI
rawski, Woiciech Paszczak, i Piotr ka-
SCUBA.
Pc $500 Jozef Jaszka, Michaf Roga-
la / J6zef Bogucki.
Pc 81. 60 Jak6b Leehert, J6zef Perrin
ski, dan. Kocio3ek, Stan. Jakoblk, AND
|Drozdz, J6zef Moskal, Jozef Jacolik, Jan
Pyzner. MARGIN Orzewiecki, aw. Clio
ciora, Katarzyna Kiwala, Jadwdga Czyz
W. Przehwas. Edw. Medrzyoki, Julian
ma Mirocka, st. Czarny, J6zef SkunicEi
Stefania Stacewicz, Il. Muszalek, y. ~,
y. N, Leon Dro4dz, st. F~rydrych, W
Czarny. NJ. Maciolek, st. Nawracaj, W.
Gierlowski, Micha{ Jamroziah. Jadwiga
| Chrzaszcz. i st. S~pychalski.
Pc 800: - W.. Sitkowska, Jan Do
lezyk. WojcI Swist. r. Salach. Jozet
Skwarczynski. st. Quick. Jak6b Det-
| kieWicz. y. n, \. N, Elzb. Hernacz, -
| Szczepan Moch. Jozef Radzisz, Maryau
ma Szklarzewicz. Jan Mrobeh, s. Dy'
has, B. Skrypczyliski, FIR. Moskalska Jan
Dobrolecki. Jan Siarnera, Jozef Myler
Mich. Kacznarell, Wal. Gcnski, Leo
pold Draszcz, Jali6b MicZyfiski, Fran
Tomasik, Marya Zabek, MARGIN stat
szczak. FIR. MajeWSki, Jan HagoDda,
MARGIN Rekas. \. n. Jan Mazurkic--
wicz, Jan B'uzynSzezalS. Jak6b Stec. Fr,
Koszecki, J6zef BluS. A. O~lycszkowicz
Ant. Zastawnik. FIR. Sahok, y. ~, St
| WitowSki. NJ. Zawad2ki, y. ~, Fr. MuT
GEEK. N y. J. K~aczmarek. W. Wanicho-
wski. st. G~rzybowski. Micha} Andru-
szewski, Anieia Bartusiak. MARGIN Smy
< owrski. y. Nv Jak0b Kozapeci. y. ~,
Julian Zaprzys. y. ~ Pr. Grzeszczyk.
Piotr Bielak. Wine. Nowak. WI. Edo
"a. y. ", j. Olszewska. ElZb. Wantocl,
Marya Czarna. Jan Mr6z. Wojc. PyHy-
ma. Robert SreniawSlii, Teodor kupryn,
Alexis. Parzyoh. Leonardo Faczyhska.
'J6zefa W~iSniewsHa, Waciaw krawczyn-
ski. p. R62niakowski. J. Gorulskt. J"-
zef Przybyszewski. Miohai Olivia. Jan
Gofkowsk!. G. JakuSzewski. Walter kor
deH. Michal Hyfka, Hter. Luoawy, FIR.
St. Koftunia. Mich. Pikufa. =.
Kanior. Wojc. Chwalisz, J62ef Kuziel,
Ign. Nowak. Ka2. Albihski. y. y. RoclI
Kolihsli. Micha& Nowioki, Maryan Mel
kowski, Zofia Wiatr, st. kokoszka, j.
Rutowicz. Jan Gaura, Fr. M!china, Ant
fisk owSki. y. y" Fr. Prus'. Ant. Der,
Fr. Miela, Marcel Huczyhshi, St. Pin
niawski B. Oleszkiewicz. y. ~. Jan
Cnojnacki. Wcr. Siwek. y. 80, W, Gu
bata, \. Riernat, G.. Gnatt, WI. Paw'o-
wskt. p. Piotrowslli, Wine. Kozfowskt,
Kons. Popowski. 81. Pictras. W. Kropi-
dSoWSKi. Adam Grabowsli. J6zcf JHdry
czka, Kat. Mazwr. J0zer Michslski, w.
Law andowski. Anna Jesho, Woj2. Bar
tu3. ST. Stcc. W. Waliczck. J6zef Sick,
J6zef Frannknwiak. Wojc. Dybas. Jan
Osowski, i. Andzcjewskt. z. Wiaztort,
Wer. Cicha. Felix's Paczyhshi. Piotr
yak, Wojc. wiecek. s.. MatuszaiS. An
toni Czyl. Wojc. ~1Iernacki. w. Adam
czyIl. And. olcS, Wojc. kozicki SOC. y.
y. &l.25.
paznn, . r., = -oua t"15 nn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
LIST.

Adam Bogacki MA list L Pol
SKI W Redakcyi naszej zgIosit
sic W godzinach przedpoiudnio-
wych - ma trzecie pietro budyn-
ktIv. .Dziennika Chicagoskiego.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

Ma plebiscyt s6rnoSIaski zlozyIi Ola
~ uastcpuj8cy obyWatele:
Wine. / Jadwiga Igielscy SO. aptc'
karz Kawecki $40: Jak6b Lasiewicz SO
WI. Rorucki $40; Matylda Grochow-ina
SO; DIR. Harcmba $40; J0zcfa Wielowt'
cka TO-: Plot Swercs $40; ma wcsclu
PIP. RakoTskioh 3l2; J~ulianna Wojcic.
chowska zebrane W Staple 50.
70 s.. Ignacy Cicrniak, J0zef BocS
Jan B~vczyhsEi. WI Berendt. Jozef Ma
lcl;. Adam. G6ralski. P!otr Kuzniar, a
LAsowskt. Alb. zimmc rnrann. J6zef Ma
karski. Jan Slonia. Marya Wojtus, Jar
I~jawinski, Ant. Tomaszowski, Jan
Hintz. IL. WoitalewicZ. Ant. Brodzin-
ski. Fr. Grabowski, Szynon Starzyliski
Pr. Niemczyk. A. Szweda. Ant. Dresler
Wojc. Kasprzyk.
Stan. Popiela 81; Maryanna Kurow-
ska So.
Pc So. Tomas Thiel, FIR. Szweda. Ro-
zalia Zarek. J6zef ~Niedzwiecki, Kat
Jaskulska. Stan. Stawicki, Felix's Dro-
eek. J0zefa DopEe.
Pc 81. Jan Janicki, viii. Matuszewskt,
Ant. Micha1owski. Lukasz Masztelarz,
Stan. Nlemiec, Mix. Kluoznik, Mich. 10
cur, Lucyan wojciechowski, Piotr Be-
rendt. Pawef Chada}a, J6zef S7weda
.Jozef Dopke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

wski n. ", n. N, Jan Papuga., j. Ku-
minga, Frank Gierut, Jan Butny' WoIc'
Keprra II. Nawroca Amelia. e..
W kruchcie 5000, reszta mniejsze o.
fairy. Razem $40i.40.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

roasukaooss prNey7 - cGytAj Td1AA
or4owenia pod rubryka -PRAoA- N
sxraltseh DzIENNTKA CHICAGO
sKIRG0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-13

peil & company have moved their
stock of second hand goods to the
building vacated by the Farmers
Trading company.
CLOVIS-F1fty-two quarts OF Tequi-
Ia, valued au 100000 and a big
Chandler touring car ARE nov possess
sions OF the law. while Ralph II. Mich
olson. OF Amarillo. and Jno., s. Rich
ardson, of El Paso, lansuish In the
county Jail here charged with having
intoxicating liquor In their possession.
M the result Of the heaviest booze
haul In this county SINE the advent
Of the prohibition law. Nicholson
and Richardson fell into the meshes
Of the law by way OF tracks into n
cane field five miles north OF here.
The tricks led to n cave where the
booze was hidden and "a tip to the
sheriff's office led to the arrests.
CLOVIS-Whether or not Curry
county shall bond itself for 5000, 900. 90
for the construction OF a ~hnrd-Hurfncc
road To the northern part OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-13
RECORD CROPS ON
SANTAFE system
Country Is Prosperous
From Chicago to Gulf
and Coast

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept, from
Chicago, through flinoiR Iowa and
Missouri. on to the Gulf OF Mexico,
md TO the Pacific ocean-in all the
states trnvcrsed by the Santa Fe rail-
way-the crop Yields this year have
been heavy. II there IL n shortage OF
farm stuff. certainly II cannot be
charged to the southwest. The sea
son throughout has been local. In
some spots there has been n little
too much moisture. in others. not
quito enough. and In still others. n
bit OF frost at the o time: but
taking the growing period as "a whole,
history does not show n better
Kansas jumped from 100. zoo, 900
bushels OF wheat In May TO 10000
900 bushels nj harvest time. and ~
the thresherS proceed with their work
the predictions continue to have an
upward tendency. IL will be the Sec
ind larRest wheat crop on record IN
the state. Corn. n particularly good
rrop this year. will run close to 1885,
100000 bushels. Alfalfa the grain
sorghums. rye, oats. potatoes.
bccth, vegetables and broom corn
have gone FAR beyond the estimates
made by che experts.
mig Year For Oklahoma.
Oklahoma. which raises nearly
everything that Kansas raises. and
IN addition. cotton. hrs had a wonder
full year. The state board OF agri-
culture expects that the final rcturnB
win show Il to be the best In volume
Ct production and also In value.
The Arkansas valley OF Colorado
will count 1920 as It's best year.
Everything has lone well. Yields OF
alfalfa, wheat, cantaioupe+i wntcr-
melons, ugn beets. vegetables and
fruit are equal to or ahead of those
OF any previous season.
Texas, which Last year raised owe
n billion dollars worth OF farm stun,
will do as well this year. probably
better. Corn, wheat. rice. oats. pea
nuts. hroomcorn, potatoes. fruit and
vegetables came 10 harvest in prime
condition. and cotton. which was hurt
in the spring BY n dry spell, recovered
under more favorable weather condi-
tons, and the yiold will exceed the
estimates by a big margin.
New Mexico Prospcrs.
Reports from the Rio Grandc.
Mcsilia. Rincon. ella, Estancia, Por-
tales and Pecoa valleys OF New Mex
leo, rs well rs from the so-ciiied dry
farm sections, indicate good yields OF
grain,t feed crops Vegetables and
fruits A famous crop in New Mexico
il the bean. This. year the acreage
and the yield surpaas those of any
former year.
Arizona will write new records
Shls yeGr. The big success IL with
cotton In the Salt River valley. but
everything else under the Roosevelt
dam ras turned ~ satisfactorily
alfalfa. exceptionally well. Good
crops have been grown In the Parker
and Prescott districts. and along the
Santa F'e's main line In the north
part Of the state. There In n big
potato yield In Coconino county.
The yield OF fruit and firm
products In California has been one
OF the heaviest that has ever been
harvested. There has beun no trouble
In %disposing Of all OF the products
nj good prices.
The number of Inquiries about ag-
rtcultural opportunities In the south
west In the largest In ten years. in
dicating n big Increase in population
in 1921
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-13
What's Doing
Around the State

NOTWITHSTANDING harvesting OF
beans has been under way the past
week or ten days and threshing II
commencing. There are a number OF
now threshers throughout the ear
district. while most OF the old nes
have been overhauled and II IL ex-
pected that the matter Of securing a
thresher will be less OF n waiting
Job than last eason Although there
busy for some time.
MOuNTAINAIR-C. T.. Chappeil
proprietor OF the Farmers Trading
company has closed a deal whereby
he transferred his stock Of Groceries
and Notions to the Mountalnair
Farmers Exchange and retircs from
the Mercantile business. ID. l.. Chap
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county, with $4,000 for Improvement
OF the Texico road, and n like amount
toward Melrose. will he u question
submitted to the people OF the county
In n bond election that will he called
as soon M the required number OF pc
titioners can present the request to
h county commissioners.
The O bond election is a follow
up plan that has accrued from the an
nouncoment that Clovis will spenG
$4,000 90 In lowering grades and
hard -surfacing the draws north OF this
city.
Should the bond issue carry at the
election. the county viii draw Sla0,-
600 In federal aid toward the pcrfcc-
ton OF the work contemplated.
CLOVIS-Unofficial reports reach
Ing hore state that the Santa FEES
budget and Improvement schedule for
1891 shows this city ls appointed Tor
the heaviest Improvement OF amy point
west OF Chicago.
The report states that better than
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August Temperature
Below Normal; Excess
Of Precipitation

SANTA FE, Sept. i3.@The general
climatic summary for New Mexico for
August follows In part:
The temperature OF tho month
averages considerably below the normal
n the precipitation somewhat above.
a fairly general deficiency OF temper
allure occurred, greatest In eastern
counties. where Il approached I de-
frees In localities, but from the CEN
trail counties westward the deficiency
was small, n even n small excess
occurred at a few stations. The month
began warm and little change occurr-
I'd tiii the 18th. Thereafter
Htively cool weather Obtained till the
close OF the month. especially low
temperatures for the season prevailing
from the 18th TO ldth. 2lst, 22nd and
27th. to 29th. Light frost touched
some OF the higher northern districts
during these cold periods.
The excess of precipitation was
gairiy general over the state. although
u deficiency occurred In the lower
Pecos valley. the west and northwest
and In certain central n eastern
districts. The precipitation came
largely aA local thunder storms. These
were OF almost daily occurrence at
some point within the state, but es-
pecially general from the LIST TO the
18th and again on the 2lst 22nd II
cath 10 Goth. Many severe local
downpuurs occurred and some dam
~ and loss by lightning. hail and
wind. A small tornado Is reported
10 have Ge:eloped on the 21th a few
miles northeast OF Springer. Local
press reports Indicate that the storm
originated near the headquarters OF
the Circle Dot ranch, whore the home
was nro0f u outbuildings. sheds
and corrals were blown away or badly
Aa ma aNAl - a Nasau sl nl.aano a.e.s ala
the storm struck the ranch home OF
Claudio Lopez completely wrecking II,
the family had a narrow escape with
their lives. Mr.. Lopez was bfrdly cut
across the back OF his head aud an
other man was struck by flying tim
her. white II ) year old Aon was
buried In the wreckage of the home,
but was rescued unllarmed. The storm
continued eastward from there wreck
Ing fences aud doing general damage
In the open country. but no lives were
lost, nor other serious age. II
was accompanied by terrific lightning
and followed by heavy rain and some
hail.
. THE month as a whole. was highly
favorable for the progress OF crops
range and utock.
Santa Fe recorded rs percent OF
the total possible sunshine. or 3l5
hours. and had 20 days with so per
cent or more OF the possible AMOUNT
Roswell recorded 81 percent OF tho
possible sunshine n had 23 days
with so percent or more OF the pos
Hlbie amount. while the State Univer.
Alty recorded 81 percent OF the pos
sible sunshine or $50 hours. and had
20 days with 90 percent or more OF
the possible amount. For the state
as a whole, there were ~ clear days
~ partly cloudy NJ Q cloudy"
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$3.50. 600. 90 viii he expended In the
extension Of the local yards and inn
provement OF station and yard equip
ment.
The yards are slated for practically
n doubling In capacity. Additional
trnckagc will be Installed on the
Santa Fe'a properly south OF the
round house. and extending east for
IA half mile. IL Is reported. The OK
penditure win doubtless include the
new $50. 900 office building.
GALLUP-Matcrial &c be used in
building n new 500, 10000 addition
TO 81. Mary's hospital he's started TO
arrive. and work on same Will be
started In the rear future.
SPR1NGER-E. l.. Robinson OF
Mora was here to look over The town
with a view OF opening a flour and
grist mill. MIR, Robinson asks that the
people OF Springer give him the build
lng site and he Will at once move his
sh barrelsm nil here from Mora whore
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n is at present located. Several OF
the business men have already der
cinred their Intentions OF making cash
donations to purchase h site for
him ms they realize the value OF hav-
ing an establishment OF that kind In
our city.
GAILUP-Hal l. Kerr, Demo-
cratic candidate for state land COM
missioner; Hon. Harry l.. Patton.
Democratic candidate FOR Justice OF
the supreme court; Carlos Mnnzan-
ares, Democratic candidate for state
auditor; George l.. Perrin, Democratic
candidate for member Of tbs corr
poraiion commission and possibly
others who leave Santa Fe. n. NJ on
Sept, 10th by auto on a spending
tour through this part OF the sta>e.
will arrive IN Gallup Wednesday,
Sept. IS. via Pennington. n, NJ, and
will spend a c0unie Of days in Gallup
getting acquainted with the voters Of
the county.
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