davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Dostal pol roka viizenia pre- ubitie
maleho diev6atka.

Jan Buskas, {. SO Spruce ST.,
dostal najvyssiu mozn1 pokutu
5000 sest' mesiacov v okresnom
vazeni pre- nemilosrdne zbitie je-
no neylastnej 9-rocnej .dcery Ma
RE minulej soboty. Dievcatko '
korte svedcilo, ze ju otcim bijal
caste palicou, remenom a past a
mi. Po tele mala viacere znaky,
ktore dokazovaly jej vel'ke utr-
penie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
vYZvANIE MA sLOvENsKE sPoLKY
YOUNGSTOWN A MA oKoLICI.

Vsetky ct. sloyenskt spolky sd
tymto ziadane zvolit 81 zastupcov
ospolkov ma spolocnl schodzu, kto-
ra sa bude vydrziavat' v posled-
MI nedel'u mesiaca jnna vecer .
II. hodine ' skole osady sv. Cyril
la a Methoda. Pojednavat' sa bu-
de 0 programe SIovenskeho Dna.
EZastupcovia spolkov sl ziadani IA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
sLOvENsKE DIETA sA ZATOPILO
VMALEJ KANvICI NAPLNENEJ vODOU

tro privolala lekara, ktory sdal
chlap6eka odviezt' do nemocnice
sv. Alzbety, kde no prehlasili "a
mrtveho o. pol 6. vecer.
Diet'a sa akiste potklo a tax
pablo do yody. PAM Slesarova po.
'chodila vsetkych susedov hl'ada-
JUG ho. Pohrab chlapcekov pdba.
Vi Rev. Liscinsky y piatok ,ranc
Q 8. hodine . chramu sv. CyEilla
a Methoda. Pochovany bYde
Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

|sch0dzi predniest svoje mienky a
navrhy k dobru Slovenskeho Dna,
ktory sa bude vydrziavat' 26. ii-
Ia Idora Parku, ably 50 tax w
|hovelo ziadost am naroda ma ma
sej okolici.
s bratskym pozdrayom,
Jssef lGaFtinhe
predseda Okr. Sboru 81. Lfky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Jubileum spolku sv. Michala
Archanjela okazale oslavene.
HI predseda p. Andrej Dorko vyhlas ze prspevky ne
budu zvysene, ak Kat Jednota dostane 5000 mladych
clenov-Krasne reci Rev Frehu Rev Kocisa

svornosti dozili zlateho jubileu-
mn.
Pan J. G.. Stanko potion pred
stavil p. Andreja Dorku, Mar
blehead, Ohio, hlayneho predsedu
!. X. S. j., ktory po prvy raz pri-
siel na Struthers.
Pan Dorko bol privltany obe-
censtvom srdeenym potleskom.
On tiez reGnil q zasluhach neb.
Rev. Furdeka, O. zasluhach pracov
nikov celej organizacie i clenstva
jubiluj1ceho spolku. V ,jeho reel
povedal, re keby snie spolkov |. K.
s. j., dneska nebolo by tol'ko slo-
venskych kat. cirkvl kostolov
po Amerike. Lebo skoro vsade,
kde jestvuje chram .Bozi, jestvo-
val najprv spolok, co znamena, re
slovenske spolky nielen ze sa sta.
rajd hmotne, ale al 0 dusevne
b'aho svojho clenstva. Pritom u
dial jedno vel el'avyznamne prehla-
senie, re Katolicka Jednota ne
musela by teraz zvysovat' svoje
prispevky, keby - kratkom ca
Sc organizacia dostala pat '-sest
tisfc noyych mladych clenoy vo
| veku cd 16 do 35 rokoy, Preta
p'1vyzvva vsetkych Glenov Jednoty,
ably sa usilovali cim Wac mladych
clcnov do organizacie priviest
ably tax omladla a zvysovanie pri-
| spevkov stalo sa nepotrebnym
Ia jeho rec odmeneny boil hluc-
nym potleskom obecenstva a kra-
isnou kyticou ruzi, ktorii ,mu Y
sprievode reel podal Michal An.
tai, Glen spolku sv. ALOHA, {. "a
MI. OQd. lhSJ.
Dalsim recnikom NAL byt' slo-
! vensky advokat p.Jan Willo z
Youngstown, ktory sa ale pre-
snrnu zalezitost' Won z mesta ne
mohol ma slavnost' dostanovit'. :.
Pan j. c.. Stanko nato predstavil
obecenstvu dobre znameho Rev.
Stefana KociSa, duchovneho osa
dy Najsv. NJ. JeziS ma Steelton a
hi. tajomnika Sdruzenia Sloven-
skych Katolikov.
Rev. Kocis svojej reel spome-
null chvile 20 svojho zivota, kto-
! re prezil Struthers "a syojho
chlapectva, kde no kazdy pozna a
kde ma mnoho vrstovnikov. Po-
tom recnil ma predmet: "Za vie
ru a narod'. Viera a narod s1
tie najkrajsie ciele, "a ktore mo-
ze clovek pracovat. Tiez spome-
null, ako tunajsia slovenska mia
dez robf pekne memo pre- svoj ma
rod, vynikajdc mnohych We
ciach mad inymi narodnost ami
menovite V sporte, hudbe a speve.
Oil 'adom dostania 5000 novych
mladych clenov pre- Jednotu sa
vyslovil, ze keby dostal organ Jed
noty do r1k ma isty cas-, Jednota
by vzrastla ma poete clenstva ME
0 pat, ale 0 vySe desat' tisic mia.
'dych elenov. K tomuto mu ODE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

Jozef Slesar, 13-mesacny syn
p. Jozefa Slesar jeho manzelky,
zatopil sa v stredu po poludni v
plechovici 20 smalcu, naplnenej
vodou, v yarde "a domom, v kto-
rom byvaj1, ' {. 319- Meadow St.
Dl'a oznamenia pani Slesar6vej
policajtoyi Carney-mu, chlapeek
sa vytratil Z idomu ona no sla
hl'adat'. Prijduc ma yard "a do
nom, nasla ho Y kanvici dolu hla-
vickou. Vzala no do domu chy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Rev. Hvizdak odchodi do Sharon.

Ako sa dozvedame, Rev. And.
rel Hvizdak, dosavadny Slova Bo-
zieho kazatel' slovenskej ev. aug.
". cirkvi Jana Husa v Youngs-
town odchodi ma budici tyzden "a
kazatel a do sharonskej SLOW. ev.
cirkvi. lie kto pride ma jeho mie.
sto, nevieme. Snad' sharonsky ev
farar, Rev. Jan Zabadal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Novy guvernersky kandidat je "a
vino q pivo.

Columbus, Q. Homer Durant
advokat z Coshocton, vyplnil svo-
ju aplikaciu kandidaciu ma l.
rad guvernersky. I]fa, ze vyhra '
primarkach ma tom zaklade, ze
bude pracovat' "a uvedenie l'ah-
keho vina a piva y Spoj. Statoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

oilhoid hettcl d, 20. HdJd pri-
nlesla pre- strutherskych a okoli-
tych Slovakov, menovite pre- Gle
nov 259. cisla +. X. s. j. vel mi
prijemne chvile, ma ktore budti
"a dlhe dlhe roxy spomfnat'.
Spolok sv. Michala Archanjela,
{. 259. IKSJ. slavil ten den 25.
rocne jubileum svojho trvania.
Slavnost' zapocala sa rano O
10. hodine slavnostnou sv. omsou,
slhzenou Rev. j. j. Frenom, V
chrame osady sv. Trojiee, ktorej
sa cely spolok s1castnil in kor-
pore. ..... Z
Po poludni o /. hodine zacal sa
schadzat' vel'ky zastup naroda
ma osadne pozemky, kde osad-
nej hale NAL sa odbavlt' druhy
akt slavnosti. Pred zahajenim
recnenia, slovenske base ball klu-
by. 70 Struthers a 20 Steeltoml
hrali uteSenn hru, ma ktord sa s
vefkym zaujmom obecenstvo di-
valo. V hre zvit t'azili Struthersca-
nia v pomere 6 ku 5. Tito majii
yyborni catu hracov, medzi kto-
rymi vynikal pieer Rusnak, vybi-
JUG desiatich Olenik, ktory u
robil edva home runs e III chte.
me poznamenat', ze i Steeltonca-
nj dobre bavili. Tento klub ale
nepozostava 20 samych Slovakov.
Slovaci sii tam sorganizovani V
Holy Name klube tohto roku.
Pc vyhre Struthereanov, narod
sa poberal k hale, kde uz sedeli
muzikanti prichadzali recnici.
y Prvym bodom bola americka
&hymna, ktor1 obecenstvo po sto-
2jacky vypoculo. :.
n Potion predseda jubilujnceho
spolku a Glen Najvyssieho Siidu
X. j., pan J. G. Stanko povstal a
srdeGnej reel privital ako rec
nikov, tax j obecenstvo a d 'ako-
val i'm, ze prisli,s mimi oslavit' ich
jubileum. Ia prveho recnfka pred.
stavil Rev. J. j. Frenu, duchovne
no spravcu osady Sv. Trojice '
Struthers.
Rev. Frena recnil vel'm doji
nave spolkoch a o Kat. Jedno.
te, co ona kona "a mas narod. Kna
ri najlepsie vedia, co znamena, ne.
byt' v spolku. Caste stavaji So
pripady ich osadach, re zomre
osadnik, zanecha vdovu a poeet
ne siroty bez zaopatrenia. Nebol
spolku a zena jeho nema pehazi
ami len ma vystrojenie jeho po
hrabu. Toto zaiste zk1sil blahe.
pamati Rev. st. Furdek, ktory "a
lozil I. K. S. j. pre- katolickycf
Slovakov, ably sa v nej sdruzova.
Ii jeden druheho v chorobe
smrti napomahali podporovali
Vyzyva vsetkych Slovakov Stru
theirs, ktori s1 este ME clenmi to.
no cfsla, ably do neho vstifpili
Praje zdaru jubiluj1cemu spolku
a jeho elenom, ably sa v laske 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

Doverivy Rus j Warren Dol W.
duplovany TAX, u mu 70 styroch
tisic dolarov sostal len jeden.

:
Mas zpravodai Il Warren nam
doposlal vystrizoks tamoisieho
dennika, ktorolA ,je opisana
smutna zkisenosts nevedomeho
cloveka. Tato udafbst' len potvr-
dzuje udania nasho elanku,, uve-
rejneneho pred dvema tyzd6ami.
ze totiz neskolovany elovek nezna
81 rady so svojimi peniazmi pre-
padava prefikanyin svindlerom V
obet'. Zpravu 2 Warren podava-
me tn plnom zneni pre- zabavu
j poucenie.
"Ponevae Stefan Pakato ST my
slel, re videl stroj, ktory robil pc
niaze-$2 "a kazdy 81 investova-
ny-a d6veroval dvom muzom,
ktori mu dali trochu pozret ma
ten stroll, spomennty tlovek ma
chodf sa teraz bez jeho $4,000 u
sporenych, ale vaznejsi a mhdrej-
Il Glovek.
'tPred niekol 'ko sdnami Stefan
stretol sa istym Astriakom v ;e-
no byvani, 2O4 Fulton Street, a
ponevac ten elovek Dol priatel'-
skym a Stefan, ktory ie Rusom,
tiez znal hovorit' rssous ako ten
Austriak, vyyinuIQ ~ + media mimi
jpriatelstvo. Jedneho ueeera Ste.
fanovi bolo popriate doznat' sa
vel Ike 'tajomstvo.'
"Novo najdent priatel'@poja
Stefana do jednej izby v Hurd,
ford hotelu, kde no predstav!l
jednemu svojmu "priatel'ovi', G
ktorom udal, ze je zamestnancom
vladnej mincovne; ktory znal, a.
ko robit' peniaze. Pc niekol 'kych
slovach, ten clovek ukazal masi
nu, pozorne zakrntenn do papie
ru. On dokazal, ze masinka vsku
tku robi peniaze. produkuj1c Z
nej najprv $40 bankovku, potom
500, potion $50 potom 800
MaSinka bola "dupluj1ca' pove
dali Stefanovi. .~..
Stefan dvaja druhi potom o
/ disli do warrenskych bank a ban
kovky 81 zmenili ma drobne. Sa
menu Stefanovi dali $40 posla
Ii no ma poStu, ably ich zmenil. Or
siel $40 mu premenili, elm So
presvedcil, ze bankovka bola do
bra.
sPozdejsie toho isteho dina Ste
fan odisiel do troch tamojsicf
bank a vybral vsetky svoje 1spo
ry- $$4 ,O50. On a jeho dvaja zna
mi potom 81 sadli ma dzitny dc
Niles, kde odisli do lesa "robit"
z Stefanovych $4,000 o $4,000
Wac. Ale masina nemohla tax ro
bit. Do nej vraj musf byt' polo
zene rovnych $4,000. Ale jeden ,
chlapov sa ponikol, ze ehybuju
cich $1,000 on dolozi, len ably Ste
fan nebol sklamany nadeji. Ia
mestnanec "vladnej micovne'
sa potion pribral k praci. Stefa
novi ale nedovolil sa ma to divat
No on nebol dotieravy, a uspoko
jill sa sklpym pohl 'adom ma ma
Isinku, zakrltenl do papiera.
Operator masinky potion da
Stefanovi jeden paklfk, V ktorom
sa malo nachodit' $4,000 a po
vedal, ze by nebolo dobre, keby
| ich troch niekto videl spolu od
chadzat' lesa. Preto najprv odi
siel operator, Is minnt Ste
fanov prvy priatel'. Stefanovi ma
kazal, ably tiez len patnast' mi
nut vtsiel a zamieril K Erie sta
nici, kde ho budl cakat'. Tam ma
lbyt' otyoreny i paklfk, Z ktoreht
Stefan NAL dostat' $1,000 a jeht
priatel', ktory investoval $1,000
| tdvaa tiSic dnl&rov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
ROcN1K (voL.) XIII.

y {. 1851 Wilson Ave. do Lincoln
Parku.
Ma t1to slavnost' povolavame
vsetky slevenske spolky 2 Yonngs
town. East Youngstowns Stru-
thers a okolice, od Tx. S. j.. Mar.
81. Spolku, TelocviG. Rim. d CIR
Kat, Penn. Rim. a CIR. Jednot,l.
Ktore spolky budii ochotne brat
icast ma slavnosti, mech budn la
skave nam to oznamit
: s nctou "a Predkonvencionalny
Vybor,
.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
GROVELAND

Orley Yancey has returned from
Salt Lake City, where he has been
visiting for some time.
Mrs. Mary N. Jorgensen has moved
into the house formerly owned by
Walt Callister.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Farrell have
moved into the house formerly owned
by Orson Jorgensen.
Alvin Hansen left Monday morning
for Salt Lake City, where he will
spend the winter with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lindsay and
Alvin Hansen were entertained at
supper Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Grow
er Nygard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Christensen
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Thompson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Il.
Mason, of Rose.
Mrs. c. Nygard has returned from
Pocatello, where she has been visiting
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Nygard are think
ing of moving to Pocatello for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKie have
rented and moved into the place own
ed by Jackson Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Higgins enter
i tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wixom
Miss Jessie Beasley and Will Shoe
maker Saturday evening. Playing
cards was the special feature Of Tho
evening. Lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fullmer, OF
Rigby, are visiting in these parts al
this writing.
The funeral services Of Mr.. VIM
Herbst were held in the Ward Hal
Tuesday afternoon. The speaker:
gave encouragement and sympathy t
the bereaved family. Mr. Herbs
leaves a wife, six sons and thre
daughters, besides many friends an
!. relatives.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM.

Under the direction of the First
and Second Ward M. l. A.. Sunday,
December Gath. at L. ID. 8. Tabernacle
at 8 o'clock.
Bee Hive Girls Chorus I'M Silent
Night"-Dykes. Under direction Of
Alta Call.
Reading -"The Star" - Selected IN
Florence Egli.
Solo-"There's Song in the Air.
Speaks. Vera Bentley.
Concert Recitation-Luke 2:8-15--
Second Ward Boy Scouts.
Ladies' Chorus-"Lift Thine Eyes"-
Mendelsohn Under direction Mrs.
w, w. Beck.
Ten Minute Talk-"Spirit of Christ
:. mas"-Rich Johnston.
Double Mixed Quartette-"Shout the
Good Tidings"-Bracke. Under the
direction Of Mrs. w. W. Beck.
Orchestra Selection-"shepherd Nor
ming Star"-Zameemik. First Ward
Boys Orchestra.
Retold Story-"The Youngest Shep-
/ herd"-Conley. Dorothy Cobbley.
Violin and Cello-"Ave Maria"-Gou-
nod. Glen and Roland Hammond.
Ladies' Double Quartette-"Star Of
Peace"-Abt. Under direction Mrs.
O. Buchanan.
Piano Solo-"Hungarian Polka"-Al-
fody. Marie Millick.
Program free-Public Cordially In
vited.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
BENEFIT SOCIAL.

Last Friday. December 18th, a So
cial was given for the benefit of an
orphan boy, in the district North Of
Blackf0Ot, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. L. Tanner. The house was
beautifully decorated with Christmas
trimmings. The honor guests were,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sollenberger, Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Sollenberger, Mrs. Prouse, Mrs.
Stocking, Mrs. Scofield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Buttcane, Glen Prouse, Miss
Buttcane. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B1tt-
cane, Mr. and Mrs. Wren Miles. The
out of town guest was Mrs. W. c.
MOrrell. Many other neighbors who
were unable to attend contributed to
the cause, The evening was spent in
many kinds Of amusements. after
which ( two-course luncheon was
served. The boy was well stocked up
with clothing Of all descriptions.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
THOMAS

Next Wednesday night, December
9th, the Home Dramatic club Will
present the comedy Fooled by Heck"
Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Simper attended
the funeral of VIM. Herbst of Grove
land, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alcorn went to Idaho Falls
Friday to spend week or 80 VISIT
ing friends.
Leone Anderson, Tom Williams and
Kenneth Shawver attended the dance
at Pingree Saturday night.
Miss Virginia Williams returned t.
Blackfoot to school Tuesday morn
ing, after being absent for several
days on account of sickness.
Last Tuesday night Mrs. Olaf Lar
sen entertained at a surprise party,
given In honor of Mrs. Grace Holster,
Miss Marie Swami and Miss Orva
Hall. Music and games Of all kinds
were enjoyed, and very delicious re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were, Mr.. and Mrs. August John
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Miss Carrie
Sutton. Miss Roetta Van Orden, vern
Holsten. Archie Knoddle. Tom VIII
liams, Erwin Evans. George Webster
and Martin Knolin, All had . most
enjoyable time. The hostess was as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Hasel
Larsen.
Oscar Newman. Mark Shawver and
Forrest Bales attended the banquet
given Tuesday night In honor of the
Farm Bureau members at the Cottage
Hotel.
Last Monday a number Of the Re-
lief Society members met at the home
of Mrs. Neils Anderson and spent
very enjoyable afternoon. A quilt
was tied, a delicious lunch served and
every one had sociable good time.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
PRESTO

James Patterson spent. several days
last week with friends here. Mr.. Pat
terson has visited several points In
Utah and Nevada, and while money
is much more plentiful in the mining
towns, he says Idaho still looks good
to him. and seems more like home.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Vaughn, who has been very aick
with blood poison, is much better.
The L. D. 8. ladies' held bazaar
at the school house Saturday after
noon and evening. Many pretty and
useful things were sold and a goodly
sum netted for the benefit of the re-
Gently organized Primary. A good
many people came in from the neigh
boring districts. so that nearly every
thing was disposed Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seamohs. of Goshen,
visited at the Phillips home Satur-
Iday.
Several homes in this neighborhood
have been visited recently by petty
thief. and It begins to look like We
shall be having need Of Ku Klux
Khan such as are operating in other
communities, to deal with such law
lessness.
Howard Stains, of Blackfoot, was
the weekend guest Of the Bennetts
Miss Louise Bittman, of Kimball
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid were Idaho Falls
visitors, Monday.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
{. D. BLOOM
new K|WA|V|S
PRESIDENT
KIWANIS CLUB ELECTED OFF,
GERS At THEIR LUNCH.
EON THURSDAY.
REX DUNLAP VICE PRESIDENT
AND l.. c. COLLINS AS
TREASURER.

At the regular weekly luncheon
held Thursday noon at the Cottage
Hotel by the Kiwanis club of this
city, the following officers for the
coming year were elected:
President, E. ID. Bloom.
Vice-President. Rex Dunlap.
Treasurer, l.. c. Collins.
District Trustee, Lon Cone.
Directors, Howard Henderson, Lou
Felt, Oscar Newman, P. w. Powers.
E. M. Kennedy, DR.. R. o. Young, and
E. L. Egli.
The newly elected president, E. D.
Bloom, made a short address follow
ing the election.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCES AT,
THE METHODIST CHURCH
j. D. Gillian.

On next Saturday evening the Sec
ond quarterly business meeting will
be held, Superintendent Baker in the
chair. In the morning, the Christ
mas sermon will be delivered by the
Superintendent, Mr.. Baker; this will
be accompanied by music suitably
rendered by the choir, who have pre-
pared special numbers Tor the aus
picious occasion. ff~
In the evening the Sunday School
will present a cantata which is to oc-
cupy the whole evening. Then, of
course, thereIl be something with
which to satisfy the sweet tooth.
The monthly services at the asylum
will be of peculiar interest and un-
common character. This will be At
$500 o'clock.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22

than in Blackfoot, due entirely to the
cooperative marketing associations
maintained in that county.
c. s. Beebe spoke on the co-opera-
tive marketing in Idaho and distrib-
uted several books on Farm Prosper
ity Guaranteed, to those present.
Chas. Harris, who is one of the
large egg producers Of the county.
spoke on the marketing Of eggs, and
said he was offered 15c per dozen
more than the market price for his
eggs. because the consumers knew
that when they bought his eggs, every
egg was guaranteed to be fresh and
not over twenty-four hours old. and
that people were willing to pay more
for a superior article. But in the or
ganization Of the cooperative mar
keting associations iron-clad con-
tracts should be made in order to
hold the association together.
E. NJ. Gregg spoke on the dairy in
dustry and said much success had al
ready been obtained in the Bull asso-
Citations, and it was now up to the
farmer to get some cows and get to
going.
Arthur Manwaring spoke on the
beet as a paying crop and stated that
as everybody had flocked to potatoes
this, year. It was not improbable that
they would all gq into the beet btsi-
ness next year, but he believed thu
beet to be q good paying crop, but
khA ~Nn nki ki~>r
Of beets. He stated the price for next
year in all probability would be
around $3.50, with a division Of the
profits, it was hoped, little higher
than last year. There was consider
able controversy over the beet seed,
which was followed by a motion.
| It was moved, seconded and car
ried "That it is the sense of this meet
ing, that the Farm Bureau call a
meeting of the different producers in
the different commodities, to organ
ize the cooperative organizations
along their lines"
Senator e. w. Whitcomb spoke on
the laws Of Idaho and gave as his
opinion that there was every law on
the statute now in favor of cooper
ative marketing that was necessary
but there was no doubt in his mind
that if there was not sufficient laws
now, more could be passed, and the
cooperative marketing of our pro-
ducts was the one solution Of the
present situation.
Mr.. Line told of his trip to Chi
cago, as the representative Of the
Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Seed. Growers
Association, and stated the Idaho AZ.
sociation was the only one there thai
sold their commodity in sealed and
labeled bag. thereby assuring the ,ur'
chaser Of the very best direct from
the producer.
The meeting closed with rising
vote Of thanks rendered bysChas. Har
ris to the Farm Bureau for the *
cellent dinner and speeches..
I Thus the arst meeting Of wha
seems to Be the beginning Of greater
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prosperity for the Snake River Val
ley, as well as Bingham County, ad-
journed TO meet again in separate
groups to prepare and organize into
cooperative marketing organizations.
There -. No question. that should
these ofHantsatacns be Perfected. -
wa. hope they viii. they can inclwds
TIE whole vtate, and viii lsvsAtuauU
make the Idaho Potato What the .lns
kist Orange - today. 4.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
CHRISTMAS HOURS AT
THE ROST OFFICE

On Monday, December Is, the gen.
eral delivery and stamp windows Of
the post Office will be open from
10000 a. m. to 11:00 a. m. During
this hour the city carriers will be in
at the office for the pur-
pose of delivering mail to their pat
rons who call at the Office.
All rural routes will be served as
usual on December Is.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22
IMPORTANT BEET
GROWERS MEETING

A Sugar Beet Growers Meeting will
be held at 1880 Saturday afternoon at
the Court House, for the purpose of
considering the beet contract for the
coming year and to elect represen-
tative for Bingham County to meet
with representatives from other coun-
ties to draw up a contract with the
Sugar Company.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-12-22

Alton Reay who is attending the
Idaho Tech. Is home for the holidays.