davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
sMRT v sLovENsKEJ
KoLoNII.

Jozef Bodnovic, 74-roeny, 20
mrel v dome II svojho zat'a D.
Andreja Krispinsky, 1906 South
Ave. v stredu 1910 po poludnf
po dlhsej chorobe.
Pan Bodnovie narodil sa ma
Slovensku pred "a rokmi a pri-
siel do Ameriky pred 33 rokmi,
usadiac sa v Pennsylvania. Pred
devat' prisel do Youngstown ma
odpoeinok ku svojej deere, pi.
Krispinskej. Boil vein dobre
'znamy medzi tunajsimi Slovakmi
a cteny kazdym pre- jeho DESTINY
charakter. Boil clenom &. 500 I.
K. S. j., v ktorom spolku boil Gin
nym 1radnikom Wac razy krem
toho s1castnoval sa Gimme narod-
nej prace.
Zanechava jedneho syna a dive
dcery, Jana Bodnovie, ktory BY
va pod {. 1925 Oak St., pi. KRIS
pinskd a pi. Molcanov1. Okrem
tych zanechava tn dvanast' vnu-
kov vndcat, medzi ktorymi je
i rev. Jan Krispinsky z Cleve-
landu. "
Pohrabne obrady vykona "a po-
moci rev. Kozeleka rev. Jan Kris
pinsky v piatok rano 9. hodine
z kostola sv. Cyrilla Methoda.
Pochovany bude v Calvary Gin
torine. F..
PAM Maria Balok, manzelka
Andreja Balok, 1854 Boardman
st., zomrela v nedel'u rano O
$50 nemocnici sv. Alzbety ma
vn1torne nemoce po operacii. Ia.
nechava manzela stvoro dietok
Alberta, Andreja, pi Dodla a pi
Husar, tiez jedneho brata Jana
/ Viga v Clevelande a sestru pi
Annu Pohlatko v meste. Pohrab
odbyval rev. Kozelek kostola
sv. Cyrilla a Methoda utorok q
8. hod. rano. Pochovana bola v
Calvary cintorine.
Anna Bodna, Sest' tyzdnovt
dieycatko Jana a Amy Bodna
449 Pyatt ST., zomrela v sobotu {
3. po poludni ma detskd chorobu
ZanechAva krem rodicov brato,
Jozefa, Jana a Andreja a sestry
Mariu q Helenu. Pohrad odbavi
rev. Koze1ek pondelok rano
kostola sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
Pochovana bola v Calvary Gin
] torfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Harding sa pusti ma prednaskovt
cesty.

Marion, 16. sept. - Senator
Harding, republikansky kandidat
ma prezidenta po porade vodca-
mi strany rozhodnul sa ist ma
prednaskove cesty po Spoj. Sta
toch a agitovat' "a to, ably do bu-
ddceho senatu zvoleni' boil repu-
blikanski senatori. Harding pusti
sa' ma cesty uz zaciatkom oktobra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
zbo3ie pad& Y cens.

Chicago, Is. sept. Na tnnaj-
Sci obilnej burze zacaly padat'
ceny zbozia q kukurice. Padanie
ceny zapricinene bolo padnntim
anglickej penaxnej meny. PSsnica
padla al Q 8 j pol centa n busli.
Predavala 50 pre- decembrov6 AL
davku po $2.4O . buSel. IS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Premieri apelujd ma Lloyd
Georgia o gvornost'.

Aix-Les-Bains, Francia, Is. sep.
Francnzsky a taliansky minister
sky predseda mali tn poradu 0
spolocnom postupe ich krajin k
zabezpeccniu mieru a zavedeniu
riadnych pomerov v Europe. Ang
lickemu premierovi Lloyd Geor-
geovi zaslali APPEL, aby ich tom
napomahal. Vzdor tomu AMI pr
stom nekyvli ma zastavenie bra
tovrazedlnej vojny Ruska $ Pol
lskom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
PODAKOVANIE.

Vsetkym nasim priatel 'om, ro-
dine a znamym, ktori nam vyja-
drill svoju s1strast' mad odumre-
tim nasho milovaneho manzela a
otca, Andreja Tocek, ktorf no
vyprevadili ma vecny odpoeinok
alebo polozili venice ma jeho mo-
hylu vyslovujeme nase vrncne
,vd 'aky.
Maria Tocek,
tr1chliaca vdova q deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Sharon Steel dostala vel'ki oh.
iednavku.

The Sharon Steel Co. dostala
kontrakt ma vyhotovenie 25,OO0
ocel'ovych ramov pre- Ford Mo-
tor Co. v Detroit a ma 5000 ra-
NOV pre- Cadillac Motor Co. Inc
vel'ke kontrakty prave teraz IT,
zaviera. Robota bude plnom
pride "a dlhy cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Lietanie este ME je bezpecne.

Nasa vlada zariadla letnnsku
postu medzi New Yorkom a vac
SINH mestami v Spoj. Statoch. V
utorok jedno postarske lietadlo
sa srltilo pri Clevelande ma zem,
priGom dvaja letdni, ktorf sa v
lietadle nachadzali, boil tahiti a
spafeni ma uhol'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Franctxi budu m&t' nay63ao pl
zidenta.

Parlz, 16. sept. = Odkedy te-
rajsi franc1zsky prezident Des-
chanel je chory, povrava sa, ze
bude vol l'ba noveho prezidenta,
Ma jeho miesto spominany je te-
rajsf minister predseda Mile
rand. Vol 'ba sa ma previest' v
kratkom case. Deschanel trpi cd
tych cias, ako. pred par mesiacmi
vypadnul vlaku. ,..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Cukor spadol ma IA centov.

New York, 16. sept. - Arbukle
Sugar Refining Co. predava svoj
cukor cd 1O.1 do IA centov "a
funt pre- vel'koobchody. Niekto-
ri obchodnici tomto meste pre-
davaj1 cukor po IA IA pol
centa funt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

Kol 'ko obyvatel'ov ma Ra-
khsko? Vsetkeho obyvatel'stva je
6,O67 .430, 2. toho 2,9O4,478 muzov
a 100000 zien. Vieden ma l.
$4,000 obyvatel'ov, t. j. 183, ,495
menej ako roku 1910.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

Registracie k novembrovym
krajinskym vol BAN u mas bud1
80. sept, Z, Is. Is. oktobra.
Nezabudnite sa registrovat'i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Pan Mamatey sa vzdava
predsednictva Slow. Ligy
adnikom clenstvu sov gy v6bec sovenskej verenost

Bratia a Sestry -:
Tymto Yam vsetkym oznamu-
jem, ze vzdavam sa nradu pred
sednictva Slovenskej Ligy v A.
inerike. Moje miesto v Lige zauj-
me podpredseda Slov. Ligy, br.
Ivan Bielek, redaktor Mar. Novin.
Cd zalozenia Slov. Ligy Gle
velande, O. v mali r. 1907 az do
novt mbra r. 1911 Dol som zapis-
nixon Slov. Lfgy a cd novembra
1911 po teraz, teda skoro "a 8
r. kov stale jej predsedom.
v jaseni r. 1911. prevail som
vedenie Slov. Ligy po obchod-
nom zbankrotovani jej predsedu
P. V. Rovnianka. Slov. Lige hro-
zilo vtedy rozpadnutie. Peniaze,
ktore vtedy mala, (bolo toho ME-
co vyse $4,000 zaviazly docasne
v nest 'astnej banke Rovnianko-
vel, kym ich brat jeho nahradil.
clenstva Slovenskej Lfge ne
bolo uz ami jeden sto, al z toho
stale odbhdalo. Ale ia som nezii-
fal. Ia pomoci niekol 'kych pria-
tel'ov a niektorych casopisov,
chytil som sa odusevnenfm pra-
covat' ma ozivotvoreni Slov. La
gy. Bola to tvrda, nevd 'acna pra-
'ta, vyzadujdca cd spravy - :
.undaRsetk0 oda snihe ~ssts Aaj,
vacsie sebazaprenie, ked' tax
mnohoraz boil SINE - zvlast' ia
napadani. Ale praca nasa pri-
niesla narodu ovocie. Slov. Liga
olivia, vzrastla ma velik1, dole
zit6, okolo $4,000 clenov a vyse
$50 Sborov pocitujdcu organiza-
ciu, ktora vykonala pre- narod We
like dielo. lie co vsetko vykonalo
sa v SLOW. Lige, tom svedsia
najlepsie jej zapisnice a dradne
zpravy. Isty som, ze prace Slov.
Lfgy a v nej sdruzenych einite-
l'ov, najdu plneho uznania al ma
pise sa o tom dakedy nestranna
historic.
Vzdor obcasnym bojom proti
SLOW. Lfge, pri ktorych trpel som
najviac ia, podarilo sa mi pritiah
nut k Slov. Lige tie nase rome
"tabory'' a tax udrzat' medzi
SlovAkmi v Amerike potrebn1
kooperaciu. .Tato je sfce v posled-
ne easy trochu nastrbena, ale to
So napravi. Nedavno niektori je-
dnotlivci uverejnili proti mne j.
ste narazky, ako by som ia Dol
zadal nieco ma zasadach tykajl-
cich sa Slovenska "k v6li c. s.
konzulstvu.' Narazky tie pro-
ii mne boly nespravodlive neo-
pravnene, ponevac ia sotrval som
verne pri svojich slovenskych ma
rodnych zasadach, "a ktore som '
Slov. Lige v6bec v celom mojom
zivote pracoval. ia mohol som
mat konzulstvo G. s. republiky
ked' som prisiel do Cesko-Slo.
venska = ba davno predtym, co
m6zem dokumentarne dokazat
ale som no vtedy NEPRIJAL, le.
bo som chcel mat vol ne rllky v
politickej missii, pre- ktord som
meme Slov. Ligy - do Ces.
ko-Slovenska isiel. Ia Pittsburgh.
ski Dohodu ia som sa tam svedo
mite zaujal a vykonal, co So Wy
konat' dalo, ako som to mojicf
1radnych zpravach Ustrednem,
vyboru Kongressu s. L. poda
a dokumentarne dokazal. Ale ,
ptAzke SLOW. ailtonomie rozhodu
j1ce slovo majd nasi bratia n.
Slovensku.
v smysle m6iho oznamenia n,
Kongresse Sloy. Llgy v Milwau
kee, vzdavam 80 teda teraz pred
sednictva Slov. Lfgy. Robin to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
SCHODzA PREDSEDOV A PREDSEDKHN STOv.
sPOLKOv v YOUNGSTOWN.

Ma nedelu, dina 49, septembra vydrsavana bude
schodza predsedov predsedkyn vsetych slovensktch
spolkov Youngstown okolia. Precinct sch0d1e bude
vemi vazny. Mech kazdy pride do skoly sv Cyrilla
Methoda 73O vecer
Okresnv Sbor ST. Iirv Youncstnwn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

tr1chliaca vdova a deti.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22

SHAKES COUNTY
Ingiewood, California Badly Joted,
Electric Plant Damaged and Town
Being Thrown Into
Darkness.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LOS ANGELES, Calf, June 22.-
Workmen were engaged clearing away
the debris of Inglewood, this county,
today, following an earthquake of ser.
ious proportions that shook the whole
county last night.
Inglewood received the hardest Jolt,
but windows were broken throughout
Los Angeles and the city hall shows
big cracks as a result.
Eight business buildings in Ingle-
wood and many dwellings were dam
aged. Three walls of the California
Edison company fell, breaking wire
connections and leaving the town
dark
In Los Angeles a police guard was
thrown around the Women's Christian
Temperance Union temple to keep
the curious away from the buildings
tall brick chimney which was twist
ed to a dangerous angle.
On few buildings under construc-
ton copings fell.
Numerous freaks were reported
In Inglewood Mrs. w. T.. Dill was
sitting in the window of her apart
ment over bank building reading a
paper. The wau collapsed into the
street, leaving Mrs. Dill still sitting
in her chair, paper in hand, in full
view Of everyone.
At Hyde park all the plate glass
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
SEVERAL BUSINESS BUILDINGS.
Offices and ENGAGEMENTS, Banks and
Theaters Represent Large
Amount to Be Spent In
Construction.

After tearing down a big residence
and clearing the ground, the Standard
Oil building at Fourth and Blondeau
now has it's blue prints in the hands
of contractors for bids and immedl-
ate construction of its new Office
building.
II will cost over 100000, be fifty
four by one hundred ten feet in size.
two stories and half basement, and
contain one general Office room fifty
two by ninety-ffve feet IN dimensions
without a post in it.
S + Baker & Co. are getting ready
to build a big Office building Of met
ropolitan appearance at the corner
of Eighth and Johnson streets. Their
large plant stands on Johnson street
for a long distance, and the company
owns the entire half block which will
be almost filed when the new Office
building. now in the stage of plans.
lis completed
The Taber Lumber company has
about completed its new enlargement
Of its yards at Thirteenth and Main
streets. The old lumber storage
/ plant has been extended to Thirteenth
street Then they bought a quarter
block across Main street extending
east from Thirteenth street and built
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
ADDITION TO STANDARD FOUR
Two Wings to Building and Huse
Reservoir are Under way at
This Tire Factory ALREADY
Big Plant.

The Standard Four Tire company
is in the act of contracting iol W.
new wings TO their recently eniaiseu
main building. These wings Ml,i f O
used for making cord ureS anu
an impregnating plant ,5
A wing will extend from eacn Gnu
of the main building, four stoiles
high. The machinery and squiphient
has been bought for the cora Iite
nlant and it will be here ready 10 IN
stall as soon as that wing Is coHi'
pleted. :, tho
The impregnatlhS plah'
other wing when the contractor eoIn
nletes il, will have it's equipment anu
machinery on hand ready TO install
Work is now well along on an I'M
rnense reservoir near the bulldlnss 81
this company. This will hold water
enough to run the entire factory TOT
about a year and solves some prop
lens of water supply under Wnlch the
Standard Four has been from the De
ginning of its operation. Inc OUTPUT
of this factory is being steaoliy III
creased to keep up with demand:
II is placing a head OF Cher heo
kuk on all it's tubes and tires az
soon as the dies can be Obtained anu
every one of it's statesmen and agents
is furnished with history OF 'Chlet
keokuk.
The cost of the improvements ana
additions at the Standard -Four plah'
now under way is about Sl2o'ooo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
KILLING PEOPLE
IN LONDONDERRY
Business at Standstili Following
Further Outbreaks Of Rioting a8
With Much Shooting
by Both Sides.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
DUBLIN, June 22.-With business
of Londonderry at standstill, II ar
|tial law was expected to be proclaim
ed today, following further outbreaks
of rioting in which several Sim Fem
ers and unionists were badly wound
ed. The city was in a virtual slate
.of siege, with armored cars stationed
at points where the most violent
fighting has occurred.
Compilation of an official isl OF
casualties from the fighting, which
has practically continued since Sat
urday night, was impossible To-Day
owing to danger of sniping.
Men were on roof tops armed with
rifles and revolvers and firing pso-
miscuously into the crowds IN the
streets. Several more persons we're
killed in yesterdays fighting, Work
ers on the quays have quit and ships
have moved far out into the harbor
to escape the maurading bands OF
rioters.
Service rifles were reported to have
been issued to the Sim Feiners.
A body of the latter attacked a
dozen soldiers resulting in one man
being killed. Police frustrated an
attempt to raid a railway train arrIy-
ing at Londonderry from Dublin. a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
NEW PRODUCT FOR THIS CITY.
Ice Factory and Refrigerating Plant
in Every Home is Output OF
Large New lnduC-
trial Plant.

Among the new industries in Keo
kuk, in their products as well as their
location here. is the Simplex Refrig-
Grating company, which replaces re-
rigerators with an ice and cold stOT-
ge plant in every home, meat mar
ct and wherever ice is used.
The plant Is now in the construc-
We stage at Twelfth and Johnson
Ifreets. in the large building once
q ied for stove works, which the
10 ew company has purchased. II will
y, finished and ready for operation
" thin two or three months. The
stockholders include some of the mast
prominent manufacturers in other
lines in Kcokuk.
II will make small, compact Ice
plant. without ammonia. which in the
small sizes will be connected to the
home refrigerator and keep it at any
desired temperature automatically.
Larger sizes will be used in meat
markets and the like. and four or rrr
sizes will be made here. The large
r;zes have been made and sold sue
ressfulIy in Chicago for four or five
years, and there is an Increasing De
mand for the household sizes which
will be made in Keokuk. The entire
manufacturing plant will hereafter
be in keOkuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
NEW KEoKuk BRASS FOUNDRY.
Old and Thoroughly Established Com
pany. Always Prosperous Comes
to keokuk to Better
Location.

A brass foundry is moving to town
and will be an important new indus
try here-new to Keokuk, but nseh
old and well established, prosperous
for thirty years in another city.
II came TO Keokuk to get better
location.
II is a business capable of inden-
mite expansion, and with It's trade
outlets already established, its en-
Jarsement upon moving here will en-
able il TO grow into larger things at
once.
It is the W. J. Reese Brass Foundry
eomnsny. and its location will be at
Third and Palean streets where 1t
vii occupy quarter block. The
building will be a modern foundry,
equipped with up-to-the-minute IN
staIlation of foundry equipment Con-
st-uctjon has begun on this new plant
here. The building will cost about
$4,000. and most Of the equipment
VII be moved here from the former
plant Of the company in another city.
The company will make all kinds
of brass castings and II has a large
list OF customers within a hundred
mile radius of keokuk, besides those
farther away all over the middle
west.
This plant will operate with gas,
and the Keokuk Electric company
WILL run a main to it
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
PLENTY TO EAT
PRESENT YEAR
But Look Out for Famine Next Gear
Unless Something is Done
to Increase Our
Crops. ia

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 2e-
Barring weather accidents, the
United States will produce more than
enough food this summer to feed it.
self
But look out for famine next yeal &,
and the year after that, unless some
thing is done to solve the real basic
difficulty of the agricultural vorld."
This is the warning voiced by Z. T.
Meredith, secretary Of agriculture,
who is at home for two Gays, before
starting to the democratic conven-
ton at San Francisco, to which he IS
a delegate, and before which he will
stand as candidate for the presi-
Dental nomination. .s .......
Before the United States takes the
path which leads back to real sta
bility," said Mr.. Meredith, "somethrns
must be accomplished which VIII
equalize the country and the city as
places to work.
ut is the belief within the depart
ment Of agriculture that this year
enough food will be produced in
America to feed America unless
weather conditions are quite unfavor
able"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
ADDING TO THEIR EQUIPMENT.
Big Hubinser Plant Spends Tens o.
Thousands on Mere Detail
of Its Inside Equip
ment-

Fifteen years ago the spending OF
SOS, 600 on a factory in keokuk would
have kept the natives talking for q
month
J. c. Hubinger Bros. company Is
about to spend that amount on new
equipment as merely one detail of It's
big plant, and nobody would have
found out about it except for an acci-
dental word dropped by the company
manager.
The new installation has to do with
clam shell buckets, handling coal ano
other technical things. Manager NC
Namara says it is Of little public
Iinterest-its chief significance lies m
the fact that such things are beinS
done constantly in keokuk wlthou,
exciting any comment
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
he GOES IS MILES.
To SECURE TANLAC.
Iowa Farmer Says He Gained SO
Pounds on 5 Bottles and Never
Expects to Be Without It.

yes, sir, I've come eighty-five
miles to get these four bottles Of
Tanlac, but after the wonderful good
it has done me wouldn't be without
it for anything" declared Frank
Mayer. prosperous farmer of Temple
town. Iowa, when at Sherman & Nc
Connells drug store in Omaha, Neb.,
recently.
my stomach started to bother me,
and I've been in a mighty bad fix
ever SINCE" continued Mr.. Mayer. Il
lost all desire for food and what
little L forced down would sour on
my stomach and fill me up with gas
until [ could hardly breathe. l had
a lot of trouble, too, with my kidneys
and liver and my face got very spot
ted and yellow. steadily lost weight
and became SO weak and rundown
that l often had to knock off work
for month at time. I couldn't
sleep at nights and l used to lie and
worry over my condition, for, al
though I had the best treatment and
medicine that I could get, l couldn't
find anything to put me right.
When ! saw by the Omaha papers
that SO many other people were being
helped by Tanlac. I got me bottle,
and it sure has done me a world of
good. Why, / can eat anything |
want now and never suffer the least
bit from sourness or gas afterwards.
When I stepped on the scales the
other day after finishing my fifth
bottle Of Tanlac, I found that | had
actually gained thirty-six pounds, and
I'm so well and strong now that l
can do as much work as any man on
the farm. 1t certainly is great
medicine and I strongly recommend
it to all who may suffer as did"
Tanlac is sold in Keokuk by VIII
kinson & Co. and the leading drug
gist in every town.-Advertiseme
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22

Yesterdays disturbance remains
about stationary over the lakes. and
showers have occurred at scattered
points in the central valleys and
plains states. Pressure is high be-
tween the Rocky mountains and the
Mississippi river and the weather is
generally fair and cool this morning.
Low pressure extends over the pla-
teau region from the Canadian bor-
der to Mexico.
Local Observations.
June Bar. TEN. Wind. W'th'r
81, 7 p. m 1888 Ga w Cloudy
%, 7 a. m. 1890 81 SW PIT cldy
River stage at 7 a. M, SO feet:
change in twenty-four hours, rise of
six-tenths of foot.
Mean temperature yesterday, Sc;
highest, 70; lowest, SO; lowest last
night, SIS.
Relative humidity: Z a. m, 76; 10
m, So; p. m, 70.
CARL e. HADLEY,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
NEW BUILDINGS
AT UNIVERSITY
Library and Chemistry Halls May Be
Built at Iowa City Which Will
y Cost Approximately
$4,000 600

IOWA CITY, Iowa, June 22.Erec,
ton of two new buildings whose total
cost will approximate s2,000,000 on
the campus of the University Of Iowa
was seriously discussed at the meet,
ing OF the state board OF education
which closed here recently.
The new buildings are $1,000,000
library and a chemistry. building
which will cost nearly as much. II
is said that they are to be added 10
the state university's plant as soon
as finances will permit, and that PROP
ably they will be built on the west
side campus, making that portion of
the uniyersity's grounds on the west
side Of the river close rival Of the
older east campus which clusters
about old capitol.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
TO SUPPLY FARMERS NEEDS.
Contractors Equipment Company
Have New Plant to Manufacture
Cement Mixers FOR
Small Users.

Small size cement mixers for the
use Of farmers and small contractors
in the smaller cities and towns is the
product of the new factory starting
at Third and Exchange streets.
The plant is already IN operation,
having been installed in quick time
It is a three story building remodeleo
for the new purpose. The name OF
the owner is the Contractors Equip
ment company. and it was organized
by Keokuk men who saw the need
for the smaller size of concrete NIX
ing machine.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
has brofIght many large customers
who buy in carload lots.
NEW kEokuk VENEER FACTORY.
1t Will Peel Big Logs Like Apples
and Manufacture Boxes and
Egg Crates Out of the
Feelings.

A new Keokuk factory will take
logs up to four feet diameter, SOAK
and steam them. and then put them
in an immense machine which Will
peel them from circumference 70
center in one long, thin peeling OF
wood which will be used IN various
ways.
The Keokuk Box company is put
ting this new industry INTO keokuk
and it will be located on the land
now owned by the company, near rs
box factory.
The machinery is especially heavy
and costly, and $4,000 will be ox.
pended in this new industry equip
ment.
The product of the new factory
will be boxes made of the thin sheets
Of wood and egg cases chiefly. IT
will be called a veneer factory.