davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-11

Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Goldsmith pre-
sided over II birthday dinner in honor
of Mr.. Goldsmith's birthday, Satur-
day evening.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
z POSL1CKA HLAVA
BANKY.

Chicago, IL. ledna. Howard
W.. Fenton, jenz zacal pracova
ii pro Harris Trust and Saw
ings Bank temer pred % roxy
"a Sc tydne, byl zvolen pred
sedou teto banky. Byl prijat do
zam9stnani v.1895. Ia nekolik
roku postoupil ma klerka pfi
prijimanf penez a brzy potom
dosahl znameniteho dspechu
jako prodavac bondd. v roce
1907 byl zvolen pokladnfkem,
v r. 1910 direktorem a misto-
pfedsedou bahky Sc stal v 1911,
Jinou zajimavou karierou jest
ona Edsona White-a, kdysi in
spektora nakladnfch kar zelez
nicnich, jenz stal Sc pfedsedou
Armourovy jatecnf firmy a ia
mes Simpsona, jenz 2 kance.
lafskeho famula vysinul Sc ma
pGedsedu firmy Marshall Field
and Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
LIDE A PSI.

New York, II. ledna. "Cim
vice poznavam lidi, tim vice
vazim 81 psu," jest fadka, KITE
rou pani Sidmon McHie-ova 81
objednala pro svij. nahrobni
napis. A jiz jest vytesan ma je-
Jim mramorovem poprsf, ktere
die znenf poslednf vile, prave
uverejnene, bude spocivati ma
podstavci, jenz bude obsahova
I'll jejl popel. Rovnez We sve pc
|sledni Will zanechava I svdj
|znacny majetek Spolku pro "a
branovanf krutosti ku zvifa-
|tIm ma postavenf nejv9tsf wi
fecf nemocnice ma svete ma y
ctenf JEFF pamatky. Pfi vcho-
du do budovy ma byti ono po-
|prsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12

Dfivxjsi Fecky monarcha sko-
nal nShle We sv&m domovs na
Sicilii. II

Palermo, Sicilie, IL. ledna.
Dffv9jsi kral Konstantin rec
kt zemfel zde dnes nasledkem
zakrvacenf mozku. Konstantin
trpel tvrdnutfm cev a zane
tenn ledvin, avsak tax nahly
konec nebyl ocekavan.
Chystal Sc odejeti Ultra Sc
svojf rodinou do Neapole, kde
hodlal Sc zdrzeti nejaky Gas
;jako host vevody z Aosty a
nak Sc odebrati do Florencie,
kde Sc mfnil trvale usaditi..
konstantin nastoupil ma rec
ky trdn pred deseti roxy, avsak
til z t9chto ztr&vil We Swear
sku, kan vypuzen byl spojenci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
cEsKosLo LovENsKY DUKAT.

Londyn, 10. ledna. Ve7ky
zajem vyvolala akce ceskoslo-
venske vlady, jez dala razit j.
sty pocet zlatych minci, jez
zovou Sc dukaty. Tyto mince
nejsou castf pravidelne meny,
aniz jsou legamfm platidlem,
nybrz oznacovany jsou pouze
jakczto "prostredek vym9ny''
pro potTeby domaclho a cizf-
no obchodu. Vlada koupila
jiste mnozstvf zlata, dala razi-
tt z neho mince, jez prodava v
Gene hodnoty zlata s malou
premii "a razenf. Ponevadz
vlada dostavA "a minci pravi-
delnou cenu, nezalezf il ma tom
jestlize zlat6 mince jsou ukry-
vany anebo exportovany do ci-
Zlny. NaOpak vlada jest OchOt
ma raziti stejne mince pro kaz-
dou soukromou banku anebo
obchodni sdruyzeni. Teprve az
koruna bude stabilisovana, zla
ty dukat stati sc ma castf pra-
videlne peneznf m6ny. Proza-
timni experiment vsak mdze
Sc stati uzitednym .alespon pc
te STRANGE, ze veTejnost navyk-
ne 81 op6t ma kovovou cennou
minci a ze mdze Sc tim povzbu
diti dovoz zlata re soukromt
iniciativy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
UTOK MA DR.. Nick DINA Y POcEYB-
NOSTL
JEDEN ZE SvEDKU PROJEvlL MlNENf, zE TO
BYLO ySECHNO NASTROJENO.

Bastrop, La H. edna B9hem dnesniho vysechu, mayor
r. L. Dade, dvejs Glen Ku Klux Klahu kdyz byl azan
Jest znano vrazednem dtoku ma Dr. McKoina odpove
DEL ze asi neednao vbec nejaky pokus zavrazden
ale ze by to snad chyr plan doktorv ~ pro nejakou
pfcinu"
Svedectvf toto jest poEadano velmi ddezite nebo
vschn unesenf muz by tAzan jest jim znamo dtoku
Dr. McKoina nepochybne yto oazky byy tez kladeny
Dade ma das otazky kadene odpovida &c proh-
zel automob nemz DR. McKon die sveho tvrzeni e kyz
bylo neho vystreeno brokovnice Dade pravi ze
mdze vysvet jak moh Dr. McKoin zdstat zivu kdy
by byl sede prednin sedade mdiciho kola kyz
no bylo vysfeleno. Vsude byy pry znay brokd DR. Nc
Kon nejenom zdsta zivu ale ami zadneho zraneni
utrp9l 3
L6kaT enz jest svobode pod zarukou, sedel mez po
suchac behem svedectv Dadeova jeho nastupce trade
drvejsho elena Kanu. Behem dnesnho vysechu
vyso ez jevo odbocka Ku Kux Kanu okresu More
house by1a zalozena schazela teze msnosti soudn
budove, kde konan jest pfitomny vysech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
zENA, vAz1cl 40 LlBER,
ZEMRELA.,;


New York, II. ledna. Pi.
Martha Carmasova byla zenou
normalnf vAhy velikosti je-
Ste pred nekolika roxy. Kdyz
konan jeff pohfeb vcera, bylo
treba deseti muzI k vyneseni
jeji rakve z Kings County ne
mocnice, kde zemfela ma cho.
robu znamou jako "slonovinu''
(chronicke onemocneni kdze)
Zvlastni tato choroba, jez je-
nom zridka Sc vyskytuje,, IVY.
sila jeff vahu ma ITO liber.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
PtJs0BNOsT NovYCH zUp,
Mich URADU M
SLOVENSKU.

Move zupnf zrizeni ma Slo-|
vensku bude znacit po leckte-|
re STRANGE vhodne zjednodu8e-|
nj lfednf organisace. Ma zup-
nj TRAD, resp. ma zupana, pre-
jde pdsobnost zupana sprav-
n{ho vyboru. W drive byic1
provedeno, jak je znamo, slou|
Cent oboru pdsobnosti hlavno-
zupanske a mistozupanske.
Timto zjednodusenim instanG-
|niho postupu Sc ziska velmi
mnoho: vypadne instance kom
|plikovavsi zbytecne' vyffzova-
mi Ifednfch aktI.
Agenda sirotci prechazf v
|. instance ma okresni soudy,
Co Sc tyyce pom9ru uradh,
podffzenych organisacne jed
|notlivym resortnim minister
|stvnm, jako dradd ficnfch a
stavebnfch, kulturne- technic-
kych, hospodarskych inspekto-
lratd, ,atd., zda Sc, ze resorty
ltyto budou pricleneny k zup-
nimu dradu, t. j. pozbudou sve
samostatnosti. t
Dalsi reformou je znacna
decentralisace agendy zupnich
urad1 samotnych. Velka Cast
ljeji totiz prejde proste ma d
rady okresni. .Znamena to vel
ke ulehceni sirokym vrsNarn
obyvatelstva. Zaroven pax
odpada tim velka Cast dIvodl,
uvadenych proti velkym zu.
pam po STRANGE dopravni. o.
byNatelstvo bude nuceno meme
nez dosld putovat do zupnihe
sidla, ponevadz mnohe zalezi.
tosti budou Sc vyrizovat v okr
trade.
Zakon o novem zupnfm zri.
zeni skyta zupnimu zastupite
Istvu samospravu vedle obort
Ijinych, zejmena v oboru skol
'Iskem. V zupach bu'dou pnso
bit zupni skolni rady, ipriclen9,
meme k zupnimu dradu. Mimt
to budou v zupe zupni a obvoc
nj inspektori pro skoly obecnl
NEST t'anske; jmenwani k ma
yrhu' zupn{, skolni rady. }je;
bude sestavat z jedne tfetiny
odbornikd, re dvou tretin pal
re clend volenych zupnfm "a
stupitelstvem. Tim je zajist6
ma dostatecnou merou kontro
la obyvatelstva mad skolami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
NOW VELITEL RSKE ARMADY.

Londyn, III. ledna. Richard Mulcahy, minstr obrany
kabinete Svobodneho Sa brzy VIDA velen
nj armady, die Dublinske depese Daily News Dopsovatel
prav ze po Mucahym nasoupi ako nacenik stabu gen.
w. R. Murphy, ale ze prvn6 zmineny podrzi 81 mo
kabnete
Sligo, lrsko, H. edna Tlupa ozbrojenych muzI zapa-
lila dnes zeleznicn nadraz zdes ez shofelo azdo zaka
rovnez znc pozar diva osobn vlaky kere prave
staviy Behem noc ozyvala stfeba rucnic stronich
pusek nekojka mfstech We meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12

po skonceni valky pro sv6 pro-
nemecke smysleni. Pc smrti
asveho nastupce, syna Alexan-
dra, jenz zemrel nasledkem
pokousanf opici, v rijnu, 1920,
Konstantin Sc vr&til do Ath&n
izas velikeho nadseni reckeho
1idh,, nebot'. iplebiscitem bylo
rd2hednuto, 5aby zhova byl do
sazen ma trim.
O diva roxy pozdeji Konstan
tin stal SIC vsak opetn9 vyhnan
Gem, uprchnuv v bezpecf pc
zdrcujicf ,pmazce Rekd. v Ma.
le ASH, jez byla kladena "a
vinu jemu a jeho radcGm. Jeho
nejstarsi syn, prime Jifi, ma.
stoupil ma trdn, ale We skutec.
nosti jest pouhou figurou a via
du provozuje revolucnf kabi.
net.
Manzelkou Konstantinovou
byla sestra dffv9jsiho nemec.
keho cisare Vilema, cimz sc
vysvetluje jeho pro-n6mecke
smyslenf "a valky. Jeden 2
bratrd Konstantinovych, primo
Ondrej, byl vypovezen z Re
cka a jest ma ceste do Spoje'
nych Statd a druhy, primo Kri
stof, manzel Americanky, dri
vejsf pf. w. B. Leedsove, dl
v teto zemi jiz nekolik tydnI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
"FATTY" OPET " PRACI.

Los Angeles, II. ledna. Sc
svym povedomym malym ,,hne.
dym kloboukem ma hlave' a {
Ibalonovitymi spodky, Roscoe
Arbuckle zacal opetne praco.
vati ma "lote" Buster Keatona,
poprve cd zafi' 1921, kdy byl
zatcen v San Franciskuj We spo
jeni Sc smrti herecky Virginie
Rappe-ove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12

FiHdlay, OIL N11. ledna. Far
mari We zdejsfh okoli oznamu-
il, I'd kfepelky hynou po IT,
sicfch, ponevada pro silny pfi-
|krov snehd nemohou Sc dosta-
II : jakekoliv potrave. Ma po-
Hch nalezeno mnozstvi zahy-
rfuvsich ptaki,s Mnozf dobrosr
detni lide jimvyhazujf zrni a
kfepelky, hladem puzene, pri.
chazeji al k samotnym dverim
|obydli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
VELKA SPOTkEBA CUKRU.

New York. IL. edna. - Americana spotfebovaH prn
erne 1O2 bry cukru osobu 1922 ciz docieno move
no svetoveho rekoru pravi American Sugar Bulletin Gel
KEN byo zde spotfebovano 5,01O757 pro 4275O81
1921, coz vysvetuje tez levnejsf cukru
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
Henry Murphy, South Omaha
Attorney, Dies in Colorado
Republican Leader for More
Than Quarter of a Century
Succumbs-Made Plans
for His Funeral.

Henry Murphy, for more than a
quarter Of century South Omaha
republican leader, who believed in
fighting for his friends. died in a sani-
tarium in Colorado Springs Sunday
morning after an illness of more than
one year.
1t was but month ago that Mr..
Murphy, knowing that he was going
to die, made plans for his funeral
and summoned a few friends. The
plans were given to County Attorney
Henry Beal, a lifelong friend, and
few other business men who visited
Murphy.
The path of Henry Murphy was not
a bed of roses. His best friends diff
fered with him In politics, but Muir
ply always believed himself right and
fought on those grounds.
AT II Murphy toiled early and late
in the old SAKE drug store. He later
worked for Lampson & Walker, pio-
neer South Omaha merchants. At
.iiio 'AHiC 4h III piiy tooh upoil iiHilStlI
his decision for the future.
He took a three-year course in the
Indiana Normal school at Valparaiso,
Ind, and later returned to South
Omaha to study law in the Office of
j. II. Van Deusen. He was admitted
to practice in 1895 and was success
full up to the time of his illness.
Within a few years he became ac-
lively engaged in republican politics
and today he goes down as a fighter
for his party.
His first political position was that
of assistant city attorney under the
administration Of former Mayor A. r.
Kelly in 1900 and 1901, before an
nexation.
A couple of years later he was
elected to the lower house of the state
legislature to fill vacancy In 1910
he was elected city attorney of South
Omaha, was reelected in 1912. came
back and was elected for the third
time after one of the hottest cam
paigns in the history of South Omaha
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
New Platte River Bridge
Opened Near Elm Greek

kearney. Neb.. Jan. 7.-tSpecial.t-
The new bridge. spanning the Platte
south of Elm Creek, has been open
ed to travel. For several months
travel to Elm Creek, from the south,
was diverted over the Overton and
Kearney bridges.
The new structure replaces wooden
bridge which, for a number of years
has been q source of heavy upkeep
costs. Last spring it was badly dam
aged and almost carried away with
the breaking out of the ice.
Plans and specifications Of the new
bridge have been approved by the
state engineer and it is contemplated,
ct some future date, to concrete sur
face the bridge.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
Warden Captures
Two Prisoners
Making Escape
Highwayman and Burglar
Foiled in Plot to Flee Peni.
tentiary Under Cover
of Steam Screen.

Lincoln. Jan. Z. Especially -
Under cover of screen OF exhaust
steam which shoots from the wall of
the state penitentiary once an hour.
Bill Pavey. serving a sentence for
highway robbery from Lancaster
county. and "Blackie" Howell. serving
a sentepce for burglary from Doug.
las county, attempted to escape to-
night.
A tip from the inside had been re.
ceived by Warden w. T. Fenton and
he was waiting at the end of the
pipe with drawn revolver when the
two men emerged. He marched them
around to the penitentiary gate and
they are now in solitary confinement.
Pavey acted as chauffeur in a gang
robbery in Lincoln three years ago
when two brothers attempted to hold
up drug store and one was killed.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
Men Raid
Grand Bakery in
Broad Daylight
Foiled in First Attempt, Ban
dit Pair Returns to Rob
Proprietor of Cash
and Checks.

Bandits raided the Grand bakery.
1922 North Sixteenth street. at 1850
yesterday morning, unmindful of per-
sons passing peacefully by on their
way to church.
u. Il. Moore. proprietor, had just
opened the bakery and was sitting in
the rear counting his money on a
table, when he heard the creak of the
opening front door and looked up TO
gaze into the barrel of an automatic
pistol.
The bandit carrying it, was six feet
tall and weighed about 160 pounds.
lie pulled the weapon in close to his
chest and kept hhis back carefully
turned on the churehgosrs, who were
passing.
Pretty Slick, Yes?"
You thought you were pretty slick
last week when you slipped it over
on us. didn't you?" he asked.
Moore, doubtful as to what was GO
ing to take place, did not move. The
bandit walked several steps forward,
followed by his accomplice and showed
the pistol just little closer to Moore.
Pretty slick. eh? Here" and he
swept with his unoccupied arm a pile
Of checks from the counting table.
Rakes i'm Currency.
He then picked up s123 In silver
currency, showed the loot into his
pocket, and in the footsteps of his
partner, backed out of the door.
The men made their getaway in a
dilapidated fllvver touring car, ac-
cording to Mrs. Pierce Welch., jr..
1916 Binney street, who foied an at
tempt to rob the bakery a week ago
Saturday night.
She saw the car standing near the
bakery. but did not suspect at that
hour that anything could be wrong.
They were the two or three men who
tried to hold up the bakery before" "
Harry Rogers, patrolman, said after
reading description Of the men.
Their remarks indicated they were
sore because Moore called me after
they had been frightened in the 9TH
er attempt"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
Log Camp
Wrecked
Cloudburst
Wall of Water Destroys Build.
ings in Washington; Seattle
Portland Traffic at
Standstill.
Waters Rising Rapidly

Seattle, an. THE West Fork log
ging camp, four miles from Morton.
Lewis county, Wash. was wrecked
by a cloudburst according to word
received here today. A five.foot wall
of water poured down Tilton river,
wrecking or overturning nearly every
building in the camp. A man and a
child were reported missing
Traffic at Standstill.
Portland, Ore. Jan. 7.-Flood con-
ditions had brought traffic between
Seattle and Portland to stop today.
The Southern Pacific bridge across
the Santiam river has gone out and
there was other damage to its lines ON
both sides of the Willamette river.
No trains were operated south of Sa-
lem. The Oregon Electric railway
was unable to operate beyond Salem.
The Pacific highway was flooded at
number OF places.
The Willamette river at Portland
was muddy and turbid torrent to-
night. Great logs and driftwood of
every description were running past.
Work was constantly under way to
keep the bridges clear of jams. Tho
lower docks generally were under
water. The river was above IS feet
and rising rapidly.
The only through trains sent cast
today from here went over the line of
the Washington Railroad &
Navigation company. The Spokane,
Portland & Seattle line up the north
bank of the Columbia was flooded in
Skamania county.
Towns Flooded.
Telegraph communication suffered
internationally. but tonight wires were
working in all directions except TO
the coast counties of Oregon.
Water was running in the streets OF
Sheridan, Ore. but the crest of the
Yamhill river flood had passed. The
business section Of Lebanon was flood
ed. Water was running in the streets
OF the southern part of Eugene. Scio
was partly under water.
In the rural districts the property
damage was confined mainly to losses
of livestock and fences, with a few
outbuildings.
The rain ceased about noon after
having fallen steadilv for more than
4S hours.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
Platte Valley Jubilant
at Action of Legislature
Cering Banker Elected Speak
err of House-Natiye Son
Has Prospercd With
Western Neighbors.

The North Platte valley is jubilant
ed the largest gains in population of
any section of the state in the last 10
years. is likewise growing in political
acumen.
The entire valley points with pride
to the election of A N. Mathers of
Gering to preside over the lower house
of the state legislature. He is the first
far west man to occupy the post. "On
to the governors chair" is a cry his
supporters are sounding over the en-
tire western portion of the state.
Mr. Mathers is selfmade man in
country that is making Nebraska
history. From hashslinger to speak
er of the house." is the proud claim
made by his neighbors, who judge a
man by western standards-not what
his ancestors did, but what man
can do himself.
A. n. Mathers is a native son of
Nebraska. He was born in Otoe
county. February 8. 1882. and grew
up on farm. He finished the grade
schools, and then. by his own efforts,
worked his way through the State uni
versity by waiting on table in a Lin
coin restaurant. During his vaca-
tions, he rubbed up against the world
by working as a book agent over west
ern states.
In March, 1902, he was married
to Miss Fern Johnson, and they have
a family of one boy and one girl. They
five in a beautiful suburban home at
Gering. The Mathers family moved
to the Platte valley in 1911, when he
took n position with the Scottsbluff
National bank. In 1918, he purchased
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
Auburn County Club
Plans Swimming Pool

Auburn. Neb, Jan. 7.-Special)-
r. F. Neal, T. E. Mcknight and c..
o. Nelson were elected members of
the board of directors of the Auburn
Country club at its annual meeting
here Saturday night.
Plans for improvement during the
coming year contemplate the installa-
tion OF a swimming pool and the pur-
chase OF a power mower for the club
golf links.
Officers of the club are DR.. f. C.
Malony, president; II. +. Neal, vice
president; r. NJ. Armstrong, secretary.
and b. c. Howe, treasurer
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
U. S. Troops
Singing Blues
Reed Resolution Taken as
Beginning of End of Ameri-
can Occupation.

Coblenz Jan. by A. P.)-
French troops under the command of
Major General Allen in the American
area have been ordered confined to
quarters to prevent clashes between
them and the Germans. The Amer
lean forces here. numbering lot Off
GERS and 1880 men, are carrying on
all the duties Of occupation.
Today there was a general feeling
of tension and depression among the
Americans. for the resolution of Sem
ator Reed passed in Washington Sat-
urday was quickly accepted as mean
ing the beginning Of the end of the
American occupational forces on the
Rhine. The men are giving them
selves 60 days more of life here, with
their incomes Of 100000 marks a
year and upward.
There are $50 officers and 1923
men in the French forces at Coblenz
under General Martin. who reports to
Major General Allen. The orders for
the French troops to remain off the
streets came from General Degoutte.
the allied commander-in-c at May.
ence.
The American forces on the Rhine
comprise ii officers and $50 men OF
the Eighth infantry, in addition TO
quartermaster, signal and hospital
corps and engineers, and motor re-
pair units. The force is to be further
reduced in February by the return
of a casual detachment of enlisted
men whose time has expired. The
American forces now have only ass
horses left for mounts and wagon
trains
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-08
Herrin Trial Defense
May End This Week

Marion, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-(By A. P.1
Attorneys for the defense, after in
Producing a score of witnesses to
prove alibis for the five defendants in
the Herrin riot trial, expressed con-
fidence that they would close their
case before the end of next week.
In the seven days OF court sessions
since the state rested, after putting
80 witnesses on the stand. more than
rs witnesses have been called by the
defense in carrying out its announced
intention to seek to prove "justifica
ton" and 'alibis" for all of the ac
cused. The first testimony was de-
signed to support the. contention that
acts OF aggression on the part of the
armed guards at the mine were re-
sponsible for the riots that eliminated
in the killing of the three union min
ers and 20 nonunion workers on June
81 and June 90.
At the end Of the morning session,
after seven witnesses had been heard,
Judge D. T. .Hartwell announced an
adjournment until Tuesday morning
to permit him to open another court
session in Metropolis. a
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Farm Bureau to Meet
at Kearney. January II

Kearney, Neb.. Jan. 7.-tSpecial) =
The Buffalo County Farm bureau an
nual meeting is to be held Wednesday,
January II. An attendance of about
500 is expected, if weather is favor
able.
The meeting will be an allday affair.
and in addition to the business pro-
gram entertainment features will be
booked.
Abundance will also be encouraged
by giving prizes, the donations of
Kearney business men, for various
records and activities. The Farm bu.
reau membership in the county in.
creased considerably during the past
year