davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
Primicie Rev. Eduardo Stanku

Po sv. omsi bol davany ma fare
obed k pocte noS6ho knaza. o 3.
hodine po poludnf bolo pozehnd-
vanie v chrame. Po tomto rodina
a priatelia sisli- sa Y dome sestry
Rev. Stanku, d pani Marie Klein,
1856 Shelby ST., kde Dol rystroje-
NJ bohaty obed Z tel prilezitosti.
Ma druhy den rano Rev. Stanko
.sldxil ~. omsu pre- dietky a dial
poxehnanie tym, ktorf 50 nemohli
jeho primicii zi6astnit ! " nedel Ii.
Vo stvrtok Rev. Stanko odce-
stoval do Uevelandu, Aaby 1aujal
tam syoje postavenie kapl6na Y D.
.ssde ~, Martina ma Scoyill Ave.
u M. 24th st.
Cela youngest stownska Slovac mu
praje poxehnaneho ii6inkovania Y
ieho postavenf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
Podlt chlap napaaol disvcatko.

Minnly stvrtok veser zastal 5
automobilom jeden chap pri Glib.
SON Springs ma Poland Ave. a w.
zval Annu Sofranic, 11-focne diev.
% 1861 Poland AVG. ! Paulinu
.Grossman, jej kamAt&tkp Z {. 1857
Poland Ave, aby ii sadli, se ich
sprevezie. Sofranicove dieYca pri
.jalo nabidku chlapa \ sadlp. Pod.
lick potion zaviezol Aievta ma o,
ssInelf miesto ma rpland Road
[kde chcel dievca snisifnit'' Pc
tom il zaviezol kn Uenter ulici
kde jn I auta vyhnal Policia to
raz hl'ada tohto deeenerovaneht
|chlapa, Ola u, Ie bs,Ile skoro chy,
tens, lebo znk Sislo liesnsn "a a.
|tomobile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

a]f
Zhorene telA dieveat boly mai
dene rano . pol 10. hasicmi. Boly
spalen6 do nepoznania. Starsei
Margite ODE, ndhy boly celkom
odhorene i .mladsej Helene hlava,
nohy rlky, take nezostal + mel
len ktisok trupu. Spalene pozo-
statky lnrtvol odvezene boly "A
pohrabnickeho zAvodu p. Vasca IA,
odkial, boly pochoyan6. u. /.
T6to neboda mala by byt' "a,
sstrasnj1cim prik adom pre- 1rno-
byeh srodieov, ktorf nedbalc na,
klad6 china ! potion - yzdialiA I
domu. Lanientova potion az Az.
pomkhs risx zle robia 4, ktorf ii
,peniare pri sebs dfxia. N u,tste u
lqost spc ehlivfch bkpk Eto.
FJe,s y ii1 eniase nestratie 81
.s5ts doni iseit IN y {, Fo M
on, ~ nikdy lIie bespedpo.
d; a6k1 byt sniS Sspk o1lf6
|slst klkbo nkfatl tlnut6 sisds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
1f6f lot 4 alrvajsra lEsl1tsera


Skyaier Mentzer yyslal Y nede-
l'a k0p6tAbla North Lima Hi
Pine jazerl,. aby yyhnal odtial
fch a'udi, kt0rf ~ kr6tili
cas ryha harenfm, 90 konstk bel ai ..
chotne vykonal Je toto pos prvy
ras ~ dAky skvaisr vyhrshal I
prachp xskon, zakaxai ilcii rybAr Ars-
nie v nedel q, n Inn ten ale za-
kazuje ~ hrsnie bays mn, ,o-
hylliyk ohrkzky p1iB y alsie srs. A
kl6s 4 4 ME "a 20 Ai ~
nsh yyi {hsn6. 6ning NH
tsf go. tsr4 peae N slli
AZ Ey4 4jera 4 M ztn1 l1is
pp tsyt "A n atno1t nis u
sIs xs1r aysnl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
BIsKUP scHREMBs oDCEsTo
VAL DO RfMU.

I q
Cleveland, Ohio. Biskup Jo-
seph Schrembs odcestovals II me-
del'u svecer do New Yorku, kde
|sadol ma LODI V stredu, ktora no
|prevezie do Europy, kde sa u Ri
me zlcastni eucharistickeho kon-
|gressu 60 zastnpca Aaneriky. Pred
|odchodom osvp. biskup dal po-
zehnanie celej diocezi. v nedel'u
NAL sv. omsn \ katedrale sy. jana,
|ktora bola poslednou pred odcho-
dom. Jej vyznam bol j ten, xe y
ten den bolo prave 75 rokov Cd
zaloSenia clevelandskej diocezi q
|od vymenovania jej prv6ho bis
kupa Amadeusa Rappe.
N svojom posolstve bisknp spo.
mennl potreby diocezi, medzi |.
|n5m zalozenie dvadsat noyych
cirkyi N Cleyelande, o sastredenie
1000 sir6t do iedneho sirotinca 1
stavanie skol pri kasdej cirkvi. n
|sobotn biakup dal doyolenie aslo'
tit dve koll6 6giul4y pre disvxsti
y ClevSi ktQre badl Dol
Is{;ff frdySi AeafiAr IfrSnl{n;elr a I ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
RADosf y Kovktov
v B0ARDMAN.

& Pan Ivan Kovaa, pokladnik i
.cadzozemskom oddeleni Dollar
Savings & Trust Co, byyaidci Y
iBoardman Township ieho ct.
inanzelka, rod. Bozena Stnrman,
spozehnani boil minnleho piatku
rane lttesefism dicvfatkom. Ko-
vaeoyci. NJ najn hodn9ho 6-rocne-
no syna, preto ich tiizbou bolo
dieveatko. Nasledkom splnenia "a
ich tiMby, panuie domacnosti
Enajvyssia blazenost' ri, pocetnym
gratulaeiam ich priatelov pripo-
|injemc my svojn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
DzITNYs vRAzDIA DETI

Behom "a hodin dvoie deti bolo
zabite ma uliciach mesta tohto tyz-
dina dzitny drajvermi. v utorok
|zabita bola Anna Phillips, 7-roe-
ne dievca q {. 1903 Wilson Ave. a
" stredu Michal Espositos, 4-roc-
ny chlapec 2 Charlotte st.
Nasledkom tychto nehod cele
mesto je vzrusene. Kazdy ziada
elm najprisnejsie trestanie. auto
mobilistov, menovite riadicov dit
my, ktori ako blazni lietajd po u
!liciach mesta, ohrozujnc zivoty
nielen deti, ale al starsich l'udf,
!ktori nem IN dost sikovnosti w
hyhovat sa sem-tam lietajicim
automobilom.
Ralph Rothe. dzitny drawer,
I,kfory sabil n lirssTs die1ea bal
hned arestovany a vypusteny ma
slobodu len po slozeni 5000 "a
rnky. Podana je nanho zaloba, ze
| je ma pricine smrti maleho diev-
catlSa, lebo Y tom case siel cd 40
do so mil 'ovou rychlost'ou a me-
Ehodc preto me- biol vyhndt'. spo-
n y 4
locnost', u, ktorej Dol Rothe "a
lmestnany, odobsla mu hned' le-
| tgitimaciu.
Druhy dzitny, drawer nebol ma
lprfcine smrti Michaela Espositos,
llebo ako svedkoyia tvrdili, auto
mobil siel pomaly chlapec skocil
pred auto neocakdvane zpoza ine-
no automobile.
Kazdodenne policia arestuje
lviacerych nedbanlivych sautomo-
bilistov, ale pokuty musia byt'
vel mi l'ahke, ked sa stava, aze ii
isti Wac razy prestuphjii zakon.
Potrebne by bolo mae zakrocit
proti takym, ktori ga wac raz pre-
vinia. Potom by mesto bolo mno-
no bezpecnejsfm pre- pesich l'udi.
Y ID nQt.f3ft 4 y a. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

e MIN hovoril j.. j !. Bodnar .
|vfhod6ch 6sady.
Pan Jozef Dilsky, predseda klu-
b,l recnil 3 cicl'och ikoloch klu-
bu K osaae.
Predstavena bola kotnedia slo-
venska BArbirna : d komedia
Slovenska Zubolekarna panmi
Albertotn Halenar a Rudolfom
Mack.
Nasledovaly pastne zapasy, kto-
|rych So ziicastnili
~ Jan Ondo VS.. Stefan Kc-
Evach. 4 rds 1875 lbs.
p Andrei Strednak vs. Jozef
Tomasik, 4 rtls 135 lbs.
81 Jan Onderak vs.. Jozef Bed
mar, 4 rds- $50 lbs.
A. Stefan Doshak Va. Alex. Gu
''' s lOs.
s Josi zupke vs.. Michal vi
g nila & Fasl2o lbs.
Program Dol zakoneeny panom
4 is'aaoaom 81 g Maoek ktory ukazal 9
Dfcenssn nieKoI ske r'tcne r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

Margitl<a : Hslenka varga sp4ls.
nk - ahol' Ich otec Dol nebes.
pscns popklsny Y pokuse 8 ich
x&chranu.

u pondelok rano o 6. hOdine II.
|dalo sa vel'ke nest 'astie ma Creell
lfarme, Salt Spring Road, dome
Zigrn nnda Vargas Mad'ara q jeha
zeny, Slovenky. Ich dvoje dievcat
zhorelo na ,lhol' a ich dom do "a.
kladov.
Vargovci vstali zavcas rama, ma.
kladli ohna do pece K priprayeniu
ranajkov a odisli do mastale do
jit' 50 svojin 5-roenym chlap.
cekom, nechaJic dome spat
dive dieveatkaAa a jedneho chlapca
Ako tax dojii, fch sy1eel
zbadal k1dol dymu valit sa Z do
mn, ma GO upozornil rodieoy. Var.
ga hned' utekal K domu a ked
nemohol vojst' dnu pre- plamena
dverami, siel 4 obloku, pri ktorom
spaly dieveata, ten rozbil tai,
Itch chcel vytiahnut b postiel. y
Eroula sle ysl aho vel M nlamei
! na neho, ktory 10 nebeEpecne pf
|celej tvari a krku popalil a prete
cd zaehranenia svojich detf musel
odstnpit'. v druhej izbe spal 4.
rocny chlapec Vargoy, ktoreho W.
tiahol postele neznamy dovek
ktory tadial' siel M svojem auto
mobile. q.
Vargovcom zhorel dom do, "a.
kladov d v nom vsetko, co mali
zhorelo i'm al 235s dolarov y hoto.
Evosti. ktore mali usporene, nasled,
kom .coho nachodia sa .vo vel 'kei
lbiede. -. q!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

rsnig kniss n srman, n IS 70.
NOV vynils e disakyha ch6ru
~. 05rilIs i sthoda ! usiloyn6
pracovnitlts ID narpdnom ! cir.
keynona pbli yzd4va VI d'alle1
cinnosti Y kS6N xdraviu.

Cele yonngstownske obecenstyo
Eslovenske j najsaeson l'itost 'ou
|bude eitat tiefo riadky, Y kto-
rypch oznamisjeule utiahnntie "a Z
verejnelo assinknvania jednej j.
najprominentn4jsieh najobl abe
'nejsich slovenskSch dam nasej ko-
Ionic. PAM ANNA V. Herman, man.
zelka p. HermaI,a, majitel'a OBJ
|chodu ) autoshobilovymi potreba-
mi ma South Ave, oznamila svoje
rozhodnuties po tieto dni.
Pani Hermanova bola zvlastnym
zjavom. Obdafrna krasnym hla.
som a chlrt on kFpraci, z1eastnila
sa vsetkeho p0hybn Slovakov na
.tejto okolici. Bola pryou organist
'kou osady sv Cyrilla a Melinda,
este "a eas,f Rev. Kollara, ked o
|sada nemala este svojho kostola.
Bola jedinoal pozostalou einnon
cleHkynon p6yo@neho ch6ru sv,
|Cyrilla q Methoda p. Jozefom
Martinkom. ktorAsa este neut'a
huje. Pani Herlhanoya spieyala
pri posviacke dy0ch kostolov, a
|sice pfi posviacke sloyenskeho ko-
stola osaay svl fysilla 4 1lethoda
Ex pri-TusTisckt kdssseiS -sxs Ratrii.
cka, Jej krasny sopran ozyyval sa
posledny raz v kostole sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda minulej nedele ma pr;-
miciach Rev. Ed. Stanku. Spieta.
la ma primiciach svojho brata Rev
j j.. Frehn, tiez Rev. Krispinske.
ho.a Rev. Begalu. Spievala hlaynd
illohy Y opere, ktorii speyokol "a,
hral "a sbrala iicast 10 vel po-
setnych ,koncertochy kazdemn do,
daiiic svojim spevom umelecke.
hodnoty.
No PAM Hcrmanova nevynikala
len spevom a hudbou, alei pracou
Pocas .yojny. podala d6kazy svo,
jej senergiesv pracach, ktore kona.
Ia SLOW. Lfga. TunajH OkrcsnJ
Sbor NAL Y nej vel'k1 opor,l Blu
de t'azko najst nahradn. Preto
Ififame, ze jej odchod 2 verejnosti
Ije len docasny ze znovu zaujme
svoje miesto, akonahle sa jej zdra-
>votny stav polepsi, 60 jej zaiste
kazdy youngstownsky Sioux pra.
|je 20 srdca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
~ M1Tv1UH VI PovoDN1.

Forth Worth, Ter. " stredu
ma okoli tohto iraesfa zfril vel Ky
vichor q povodeh. Dosial' sa zi-
stilo, ze AZ l'ndi zahynulo a slsoda
'sp6sobena odhadujessa ma Wac mi
-lionov dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
olss chcs pripojit sussdn6 m4stk
K Younestownu.

Mayor Oles vysloyh ~ 40 ties0.
dni v prospech anektoYapis mi.
sednych miest, ako - +. oaHiI
t6rn, StratAers irsa
Takd ctuf mali III 81 fAf s1ff
ale snsedne mesta 81 A. tskil ~
slienku riechci dat nabofOrit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
Co Oles pohovoril \ .yojej
kandidacii - 3uyern<f,
Cuvernerom, potom prexidentom Klpi ii cjrkus0Sf fS
tor ieleznicny vozen osystleny hromobleslkoin.
Bude West, kampan aAfJpl&nu. Sssss u

s a \
Ably ct. obcania -Slovaci dostali
spravny pojem us,ldok Q nasom
mayoroyi Olesovi, kandidd dta a
nekandidatovi ia drad g,su M
statu Ohio, prinasame Y Nh
sic vsetky jeho vyznamnejsie W.
povede, ako sa zjavily Y dennej
tlaei.
Diva roxy guvernerstva mai
lepsieho statu, aky Bob stvoril, a
Warren G. Harding moze mi odo-
vzdat kl'nee od Bieicho Domn yo
Washingtone. ia iste budem rono-
vat "a prezidenta, a to ma neod-
vision listku." Toto hovoril ' So
botu.
Nasledujiiceho dina ia to podal
osvedeenie:
ia som aktfvnym (skutocnym
kandidatom ma gnvernerstvo sta
tn Ohio ma neodvislom llstku, ako
som oznamil. ia ME som kandida-
tom a ami neaspirujem IA prezi-
dentstvo Spojenych Statov a nj
kdy som q tom vazne nehovoril. !"
Yo stvrtok rano sa zas osvedcil:
Moi priatelia ma nina vply-
vajn, ably som svoju kandidaciu
ma euvernerstvo odrocil ma diva
Irpky. Teito otazke venujem svoju
pozorii6sf q svoje rosRsodanfid sde
lin verejnosti bchom jedneho tx
'diia. =
Tedy Y jednom osvedceni hovo-
ri kandidovani, drnhom uz
cofka TAX dnes nikto nezna, ami
on sam, Il je kandidatom ci 81
chcel len Aase dakej reklamy ma
Irobit'.
Behom tyzdha' pohoyoril hodne,
co vsetko bude robit axe kroky
podnikne, aby sa ma lrad guver-
nera dostal. Urcil 81 w al odznak.
a sice hromoblesk. Bnde rozdavat'
gombleky, ktore kcd' sa pritisnd,
vydajd 20 seha blesky hromy. Kn-
pi 81 zeleznicnN vozen, ktory bu-
de stale chodit po celom state, III
ci bude dakto v nom alebo ME,
lebo blesk bude "a neho pracovat'. ).
Oles bude mat al aeroplan, ma
ktorom bude lietat po vsetkych
mestach statn a 2 ktoreho bude
rozhadzovat' do dedin svoju vo-
alebnd literat6ru.
Ako kandidat, bude hodne ce-
stovat'. Priatelia mu radia, aby 81
sklpil vel 'ky cirkusovy siator, y
ktorom BY drzal reel, leho po me-
staeh akiste nemaj1 talk vel'ke.
Ihaly, ably So pomestili do Mich vse-
tel volicia; ktori by no ehceli po-
cut. Tato idea sa mu zapacila a
akiste 81 kupi cirkusovy siator.
Nehovori, ii donho da j svojho
medved 'a vlkov a opice pre- III
bavn obcanoy. Bola by TO tiez do
bra rehlana pre- neho.
"a kaSdid&ta ma vice-gnverner-
stvo chce poziadat' mayora me-
sta Fairport, O., sleenn dr.. Amy
Kankonen lynn 81 ehce zassfit'
vsetky xenskt volebns hlasy II
state.
n utorok mayor Oles dostal pr-
III prispstok ma .jeho volebnu
kampan n obaose $5. Peniaze pri-
NV 4 Clefelandu. Osvedcil sa, Se
piatlu titl do banky 1 ze nebnds
.prijimat 4 peiiazi ma kampan, kto-
re presahnj6 obnos IS. Vketky yyi..
/, davky ia svojl kampan ureil ia
800 00O
Ol iostaya hodny poSst dopii
! soy \ SelSho st4tn, ktorych ~
iobSailia posnnsissjd, NV len ksH
tdiaox \. Jeden Y Mich lln napiss
X lneinaati anls llll'l \ \ s'seu
ldok e. p4l lio peSa1arxne Bl q
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
HARD TO MAKE TEST
Of BLUEGRASS SEED
Has Been Giving Dealers and Ex'
perts Much Trouble.
Great Variation In. Behavior Of Va.
rious Samples Has Been Found in .
terminating Tests Made BY
Department

prepared BY tho United States Department
of Agriculture)
Canada bluegrass seed seems to be
extremely sensitive to a number Of con-
ditions that affect its termination and
for that reason the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture is trying to
develop a method for testing 1t that
will give uniform results. Up 70 the
present time blue grass seed has been
giving seed dealers and state analysts
much trouble.
The department, in its attempt to de-
termine the factors influencing the
termination of Canada bluegrass, has
found great variation in the behavior
of various samples. All samples are
found to require a daily alienation of
Temperatures for successful germina-
ton. "A temperature Of 20 degrees G.
for 1S hours and 80 degrees c. for six
hours is satisfactory. Many samples
give a distinctly higher termination
when exposure to light is added to the
above temperature schedule. How
ever, it is important that the temper
ature schedule be not sacrificed in OBJ
tanning the light exposure.
Some. samples Of Canada bluegrass
do not germinate completely even with
the above conditions satisfied. Work
in progress is expected to determine
all, the factors necessary to make q
dependable termination test Of Canada
bluegrass possible.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
BEST SELF-FEEDER FOR PIGS
Small Device 10 Handler to Move
Around and Takes Up Less Room
In tho Feed Alley.

The small self-feeder is much hand
Ter to move around and also stands
the moving much better than the
large one. It takes up less room when
placed in the feed alley Of the hog
house or in some other sheltering build
ing, and is safer to feed from. Any
feeder is apt to clog up occasionally,
especially in feeding ground feed, and
for that reason they should be looked
after often. The larger the feeder
the stronger Is the tendency to let it
take care Of itself.
:: From the standpoint Of construction
the advantage is also in favor Of the
small feeder. With length of much
over four feet the load on It will be
heavy and the strain Of moving It will
tell much sooner than on the smaller
size. Many good types Of ready made
self-feeders can be bought today and
II the freight on them has not been
too high they should be sold almost as
cheaply as they can be made.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
(Prepared by the United States Department
Of ARriculture.l

prepared by the United States Department
Of Agriculture.)
If cockerels or pullets are used in
the breeding flock they should be well
matured, poultry specialists in the Uni.
ted States Department of Agriculture
advise. Hens are better than pullets,
They lay larger eggs, which produce
stronger chicks. Yearling and two
year-old hens are better than older
ones. Pullets used as breeders should
be mated with cock rather than with
cockerel. If a cockerel is used he
should be mated with hens rather than
with pullets. As a rule, well-matured
cockerels Will give better fertility than
cocks.
Free Range for Breeding Pen.
When possible free range should be
provided for the breeding stock. 1t is
better to provide it during the entire
fall and winter, before the breeding
season, but, if this is not possible, free
range just preceding and during the
breeding season will be Of great value
Birds of free range will get more ex-
ercise and, therefore, will. be in better
health and will give higher fertility
better matches, and stronger chicks.
The breeding flock needs careful gu
pervision to make sure that the fowls
keep in good breeding condition. The
birds and the houses should be ex-
amlned often to see that they are not
infested with lice or mites. Either
Of these pests in any numbers will Sc
(riously affect oE--totaly destroy fer
tillty. Care must pc exercised also to
see that the male does not frost his
comb or wattles. If these are frosted
his ability to fertil|ize eggs will be i'm
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

paired and may not be recovered for
several weeks. On very cold nights
when there is danger Of the combs be-
ing frosted the males to be used as
breeders must be put IN watm place,
such as box or crate of suitable size
partly covered by a bag or cloth. The
breeding male should be examined oc-
casionally after feeding to see that his
crop is full and that he is not, growing
thin. Some males will allow the hens
to eat all the feed, with the result that
they get out of condition. If this hap
pens the male must be fed separately
from the hens at least once a day:
Provide the breeding stock with COM
Portable quarters. The house must be
draft proof, yet we'll ventilated and
dry. The birds should not be crowded.
If the birds are yarded, four square
feet Of floor space per bird should be
allowed: but on free range from three
to three and a half square feet per
bird will be enough. -
.. Feeding Breeding Stock. 2' ::
The breeders must be fed SO as to
keep them in such condition that they
will produce eggs. Any good laying
ration is suitable for this purpose.
Beef scrap should not run above 10 or
70 per cent, Of the total ration. The
birds should be kept in good flesh, but
should not be allowed to become exces-
sively fat. All whole or cracked grain
should be fed in litter. This forces the
fowls to exercise by scratching for it.
AS supply, of green feed is usually
lacking late In the winter or earlyfi in
the spring, sprouted oats, cabbage,
mangels, or cut clover or alfalfa should
be fed. -, ,r,. -, :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
BuYING AT HOME

AT the next meeting of the merchants
committee of the Civic and Commerce as
sociation to be held December 3rd, the
program will be BUY At Home" pro-
gram. ,'
It is a good idea for merchants to prac-
tice, what they precah. BY so doing they
jnstill confidence into the general public
so that all will do likewise. -; .-,...r
If you buy at home, your purchases
build up your city, your neighbor and
yourself. If you buy out of town you help
build up some other community at the ex-
pense of your own. :
That your duty is first, to your home
city by Whosesprosperityay prosper can
not be denied. e
Intelligent self interest, as we'll as plades
in your city should dictate the courseSot
patronizifg those. neighbors who, when
they prosper; become~better able TO pat
ronize you. -
Circulate your dollars at home: They
will be more apt to come back. to you,
while dollar spent away from home, you
scan kiss good bye for ever. @>..
! During the summer tourist season we
have often been informed that BemldJl
stores and their merchandise offer far bet
! ter advantages than the larger cities. 1t
takes the outsider to notice the difference
{ and when they see fit to call our attention
to- these facts, we must accept them as
such. Ill %:r Z : -: ...- s21:;, :;,s ~ ss: x
: Few cities can boast of better stores and
none of better merchants, than We. have
right here in this City of Enterprise. To
the outsider we say "come and see''.STo
the home folks we say, Ego and see.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
scARIFY| ALL CLOVER SEEDS.
y y IE7He-E t9sfA .ylsSSF :
Hard Coating Can Be Scratched by
! ] Machine and Made -eesmsabis ;,
: TO Moisture. ~

/, Sweet clover, like all other legumes
:alwaysss contains a quantity Of hard
seeds, j: e., seeds with such hard
covering that moisture does not pene-
:trate and the seeds do not gerninate
the, first year. Therefore in purchas-
ing sweet clover seed it is advisable
to have it scariied. This; is brought
about by putting through a machine
which scratches the seed coat, and this
renders it permeable to water.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
PREPARE SOIL FOR ALFALFA
Sweet Glover .Paves Way for..More
Aristocratie, Neiohbor. and in \
sures, Good Stand. !

One big thing about sweet clover. is
that It paves the way for It's more
aristocratic and exclusive neighbor, al
falfa. Farmers, who have tried the
plan Of seeding a plot to sweet clover
for one or two years and then putting
in alfalfa. have found that they invar-
iably get a good. stand, for the soil has
been properly inoculated for. the al
falfa and 1t takes right hold.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
BANKS FINANCE DAlRYINc

After announcing that many bankers
would acquire extra accommodations to
finance this years crop, statement by
the Federal Reserve Bank of the Seventh
District ends significantly:
't1n those sections where dairying is
large factor, however, banks will be able
to finance the farmer, since the steady in
come from dairy products will provide for
current expenses"