davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
raz som no videl sem ist a

raz som no vjdel sem ist'.
sze kde je krnotorl Wal 81 ku-
renee sebou, ze ich donna 50 zenou
zje, ze vraj preeo som salatu K
MIN nepripravila. TAX ii je to $
panmi hostinkoyat'.' Eli, to
vern nebude, ze by ten tie kurence
sam zjedol!' zavolal rozhorleny
kmotor Chlebak, ktoremu tiez sli.
ny tiekly ma peeene karata, a tax
|ako Dol nozom v rnke, letel "a
Kladivom ma ulicn. Hej, pane
,kmotre, poekajte ze!' Yolal "a
MIN, noz ukazujn I'd 'aleka. Aspon
|jednol aspon je-edno!' "Ej
ba bouprisam ami jedno!o volal
Kladiyo nazpat, chytaj1c sa I'll.
kami "a ODE usi a utekal, iba sa
az dakde donna zastavil, i tn este
zamknul kmotrovi Chlebakovi dive
re pred nosom, aby o ODE nsi ne.
prisiel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

!saryka 25c. Pod obizen gen. Janina
|25c. Slavne nznanie cesko-sloveR.
|skej repnbliky soc. Emblem ces-
ko-slovenskeho statu 25c.
Narodns kolky: Slovenskeho nj
Irodne kolky, 100 knsov "a $1.0O.
Tieto slovenske narodne kolky
by nemaly chybovat' ziadnemu
bratovi Slovakovi 4
sestre Slovenke, ktorym kolkon
ma sa ozdobit kazdy list, posiela-
ny ma to nase mile Sloyensko, aby
nasi bratia a sestry pod Tatraml
videli, ze nielen slovom, ale ] sku-
tkami dokazujeme opravdivl IA.
.sku K svojeti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Nasledovne knihy a inc veci ma
Slovenska Liga ma predaj:
Knihy:

Menoslov obcf ma Slovensku, "a
$3.50. 125 rokov 20 slovenskeho III
vota SOC. Prya SLOW. Amer. ku-
lcharska knizka 85c. Spisy Grego-
ra Tajovskeho soc. Slovaci Ma
ld'ar; Cd dr.. ,Vacovskeho, yiaz. "a
25c., neviaz. 15c. Vestci proroci
cd Piseckeho, 25c. Rozpravky z
|voJny, sostavil Srsen, Csc. 10 "a
jatia, basne Jesenskeho, viaz. Csc.
Ma vojne, rozpravky 25c. Alma.
mach Mar. Shromazdenia SOC. III
Yotopis gen. Stefanika 35c. Mie-
rova smluya 5 Mad 'armi 15c. Slo-
vensko po oslobodeni 15c. Politi-
cka Nauka, Cd Feriencika 15c. Ii
votopis Jana Kollara 25c. Ameri-
cky nsudok 0 vojne Zoe. Vrazde-
lnie Slavianov v Rak.-Uh. 25c. Le-
tack Csl. Cerveneho Kriza 1Oc.
Slovensky Spevnicek 25c. Vlada
l'udu v demokracii {. 1, 2, 3 po
15c., {. 4. 25c. Slovak, jeho pova-
ha, vlastnosti a schopnosti, napi-
| sal Rev. Kompanek SOC. Slovaks
of Hungary soc. Bohemian (Cech)
Biography $1.0O. The Trail of the
Hun 25c. Dlzen, makeen a ypsi-
Ion 40c.
Divadelne kusy: Vsetko "a ma
rod, v 3 dejstvach, 35c. z otrcctva
i k slobode, 5. dejstvach 35c. Sl'u-
by, v /. dejstye 25c. Civilne man
zelstvo, v 5. dejstvach 15c. Pride
doba, 3. dejstvach .35c. +.
Odznalzy a mince. Zlate odzna-
ky, kus po $1O0. Pozlatene Soc.
Zenske pozl. po 60c. Slov. narod-
ne mince 10 "a $1.00.
| Obrazy a podobizne: Slov. ma
lebne obrazy 20 SIovenska, kus "a
$500. Podobizen prezidenta Ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

predsa nasledujuca historka je
pravdiva!
Bolo to, hl'ad 'teze, takto:
Kmotra Chlebaka, statoeneho
gazdu v dedine, poeastoval 20 dvo-
ra kmotor Kladivo Raj ako tax
Chlebal hostinky domov prisie',
reeie svojej zene: zena, ale by
sa az al mne svedcilo toho mojho
kmotra Kladivu trocha pocasto-
vat IT, We'd vzdy len zeriete
a slopete,' ozvala sa zena zpod
pece, ba elm by 81 no ozaj poca-
stoval takeho hrdeho majstra -
Ale zena moia, mas tycA kure-
nice, este ked 81 ich nadsadzala,
pomyslel som 81, ze to veru dobre
bnde, par mich predat' par
takto pre- kmotra Kladivu u
piect'. - Ba este ze Coz Ved'
sd to len take vrabce potion
tol XII skodu urobit :! We'd "a ne
v meste dobre zaplatia," hovorf
zena. - No, az vrabec-nevrabec,
skoda-neskoda, len ty par mich
upec, radsej ii zaplatfm "a ne 20
svojho vlastneho zarobku!' - A
tax musela zena dve kurence IL
piect a kmotra Kladivu povolali
ma hostinu.
Upecene kurence az voi1ali 30
celom dome kmotor Kladivo len
toP Pko, ze tn .nebol. Kmotor Chile
bak odisiel do snsedov este noz
nabrnsit', :, ably sa kurence lepsie
krajaly, jeho zenes ale tiekly sliny
ma ne pod pecou, a tax nemohnc
sa zdrzat', pomyslela 81: "Zjete
Wy certan' Zjedla kurence sama a
sadla 81 Ease pod pee. Tu prisiel
do izby kmotor Kladivo zazrnc
kmotru nadurdenn pod pecou. po-
vie: PAM kmotra! kdeze pan
kmotor?'' - Him, kdeze je?!
Zavolal vas ma kurence a len te-
raz vysiel do stisedov noz nabrn-
sit, re yam veru ODE usi odre-
re. Ale mne? Ba to 81 uz
bohuprisam nedam!' a hybaj kmo
tor tam, odl1ial' prisiel. = Hned
na to dopali sa Chlebak s nabrn-
senym nozom a pyta sa zeny:
]" Kdeze je kmotor?" Ved' len te-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Tie recepty.

Gazdovi ochorel paholok. Zava
lany lekar predpisal lick ma dru,
ny den prisiel pozriet' choreho.
No, ako jeg - pytal sa gaz-
du.
- Ach, uz je po nom! Ami to
trasenie mu nepomohlo.
- AXE trasenie9 -pyta sa "a.
diveny lekar.
- Nuz, co mu predipsat' raGili,
tn, hi "a, ma recepise re vraj pred
uzivanim dobre potriast'. Nuz dal
som no cd mlatcov dobre potriast
ale uz pri prvom raze vypustil
duSu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

Knihy Slovenskou Lfgou vyds.
|ne, 1cmaly by chybovat Y HAD
|nej slovenskej domAcnosti: memo
|vite mali BY 81 ich zaopatrit' 4
bfatia sestry, ktori So pobera-
jh domoy 40 starej vlasti, aby
tam ukaxali nasim zamorskym
bratom a sestram, ze iako SINE tn
" Amerike pracovali ila povzne-
semi oslobodeni nasho naroda.
OhjednAvky: Pri vacsich obied-
naykach davame 25 percentovd
srazku.
Vsetky objednavky adresnjtc:
sloyenska Lfga,
P. O. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Vyrnierailci sion. Este pred

90 rokmi vyvazana bola Z Kapska
N Afrike slonovina Y celych lod-
nych nakladoch. RolSu 1920 vsaiz
vyyezene bolo 1lz len 135 kg slo-
noviny. z toho vidno, ako vel mi
sa pocet slonov v Afrike zmensil
a ME ie veru d 'aleka doba, ked
tam iplne vymiznd. Vsetky kro.
ky ylady ma ochranu slonoy mi
nuly sa icinku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
KUPANIE.

akym NOlezltym organOm su obllc-
Ky, ktore sliizia k vylusovaniu Ii
potrebeneho materialu v tele a tax
lprave je tomn | s povrchom tela,
ltedy kozou. Ked' sa tieto spotre-
bovane yylncent snaiastky 2 koza
neodstrania, maze to mat casio
vazne nasledky.
| Ably sa akosi prfrode pomahalo,
|clovek sa musi denne knpat' a od.
stranovat' tie vyliieene snciastky
Ma sa to dat najma v letnom
case, ked' Z tela vylueujd sa zby.
| ltky Wac nez v zine. Kazdy clovek
mdhol spozorovat', ze po knpeli
ma prijemny pocit. Clovek moze
sa k,ipat' kitpeli, ale ked' ma
prilezitost' ma sprchu, to je omno-
ho zdravsie. Sprcha sa v posled-
nom case zav<dza vsade, kde sii
k tomu prostriedky a kde jest
nato miesto. Usetri sa tym do i
stej miery + voda iieinky sn w
slednejsie.
Rama sprcha ja najlepsia, mai
ma posobivy druh kipel'a. Pc spr-
che ma vzdy nasledovat' rychle
vyutieranie sa drsnym uterakom.
Ma sa upotrebit' mydla v homo
sti potom sa ma mydlo d6klad
ne smyF'. Ma sa venovat' tiez po.
zornost' teplote vody, alebo spr-
chy. Mladsi, alebo Ease l'udia Wy
sokeho veku, majti sa chranit' pri-
vel mi studenej vody. Nahle sni-
zenie teploty ma povrchu tela ne
byva nasledovane prijemnym po-
citom, ale nasledky mozu byt' e.
Ste neprijemnejsie.
Tepla voda je vhodna ma umy-
tie tela, kdezto studena bravo sa
len ciel 'om otuzenia. Preto teply
knpel' ma sa brat pred spanim a
studeny rano.
Treba mat tiez ma zreteli, ze
knpanie po jedeni sa neodportca
a to ma pr. ami o dve hodiny po
jedeni. Lakari to neodporilcajil,
lebo taky ktipel' ohrozuje zaziva-
Gle nstroje. Ked' clovek spozoru-
je, re snad' ma oblickovn choro-
bu alebo srdecnn vadu, ytedy sa
ma chranit' nahlej sprchy, alebo
skoku do vody, Stavajh sa prfpa-
dy, ze elovek trpiaci ma srdec-
MI vadu nahlym skokom do stude-
nej vody Dol postihnuty ochrnu-
tim srdca. Skok do studenej vo-
dy posobi znacne ma srdce, ma
krvne cievy a ma oblicky.
Odporhca sa, aby clovek, ktory
t1zi po kdpeli, poradil sa najprv
lekara a podrobiI d6kladnej pre-
hliadke, ci ME je mu studeny
nahly ktpel' nebezpeenym. i,
Verejna zdravotna sluzba Spoj.
Statov, ktora je pod kontrolou
ministerstva financii ma zasobe
cely rad takychto pokynov zdra-
votnych to nielen a jednej O.
take, ale vo vsetkych smeroch a
ked' chce niekto take pokyny po-
drobnejsie opisane, mech napise
ma U. S. Public Health Service,
Treasury Department, Washing
ton, D. C. po slovensky a oznaci,
stane ich zdarma. Odporuca sa, a
aky druh pokynov 81 praje a do
by bola uvedena znacka Radio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
NIEdo PRE NAs1CH FARMA
ROW.
Opatrovanie ovocnGho stromu.

Opatrovanie ovocnGho stromu.
TAX ako nemocny clovek potre,
Ibnie opateru, tax tiez i nejakou
chorobou napadnnty strom mnsi
fbyt nalezitym sposobom osetro-
lvany. @ zdrayie stromu staraj jme
sa svedomite, lebo len zdravFm
strom nam lnoze izitku doniest /.
/ Co name robit' ably sme Cd
stromu odvratili bliziace sa ne
bezpecenstvo chorobyg
| Pred vetrom a vichrom chrani-
me strom6eky tax, ze ieh najsam-
lprv riadne zasadime, dobre k6l
lpriviazeme, a korunn pravidelne
obrezavame, 81 'achtime do pyra-
mildly, lebo vtedy skorej vetru o.
dola.
| Pred ostrym slncom chraneny je
mlady stromsek kolom, ktory ma
byt' obrateny k juhu, odkial' mai
silnejsie paprSleky slnecnd pri-
lchadzajn, a kolom sa zachytava-
! jn. Stary strom natierame vap-
nom, a sfce, v jaseni, lebo mraz Il
slnecne paprsleky by stromu vel'-
mi ublfzily. Tekutinu vapenn1 81
lpripravime takto: DO 2 kvartov
haseneho vapna, kvarty hliny,
pridame tol 'ko vody, az toho
bude riedke cesto, ktorym stro-
my stetkou potreme. Precog Vap-
nom sa nici hmyz, kora sa chrani
pred omrznutim a pred zajacmi.
Pred skodlivym hmyzom chra-
mime strom vzornou cistotou oko-
10 neho. Okolo stromu mus1me pre-
kopavat', zem kyprit', zvlaste ma
zimu, lebo potion zamrzne nielen
hmyz, ale j jeho vajicka. Starsfm
stromom ma zimu koru oSkrabme
a vapnom natrime. Korene> MIA
dych stromov najlepsie je v zine
obsypat' mochom pne obalit
slamOu. - lProti zvieratom, ako
zajacom, ovciam, kravam chrani-
me stromy tym, ze spravfme oko-
10 zahrady riadny plot, najlepsie
zivy, v poll osetrujeme Ease talk,
ze cbviazeme pne slamou, alebo
trnim.
Okrem toho chranme spevavych
vtackov, ktorl vel "a nam skodlive-
no hmyzu pochytaj1, ma pr. sy-
korky, pinky, lastovieky. cervien-
ky inc. Okrem tn menovanJch
skodcov ublizuje stromu sam ne
rozumny clovek, ma pr. pri kopa-
nj, orani, pri obrezavani, ked' ra-
ny nezatrie zahradnym voskom,
lebo ked' ovocie tykami, lebo ska
lami sraza, talk konare lame. Ia
kym l'ud 'om treba pripomendt',
ze strom citi bolest' prave tax, a.
ko clovek.
Preto chranme opatrujme 81
stromy TAX, ably nam cim vacssi Il
zitok doniesly! Hrobcicky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

Macky nepriatel mi holubincov.
Macky okolo- holubinca sn ne
bezpecne, lebo mlade holubiatka
kedy len mozu podrhnh a odvle-
eI. To je ovsem neprijemna wee.
ked' 81 ma macka pochutnavat
miesto hospodara da sa tomu
odpom0ct' tax, kcd' okolo htlu-
b1nca, najviac ma tel strane, od-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

klal lnaccika priesiil ltsslzza, 4 :esssssype
me ma drobno 'utlceneho bieleho
.korenia. Macka nuchanim vtiah-
he do seba stipl'avy prach, a po-
tom iej odide chut' Cd navstevy
holubinca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Co je pekna zena.

A: Go 81 taky utrapeny?
B: Dom sa mi obratil ma peklo.
A.: A to uz ako? We'd takej kra-
snej zeny V siedmych krajinach
nevidiet', ako. ty mas. /
B: Prave to je to. Zapamatai
81, braeek, ze pekna zena je raj
pre- oci, peklo pre- dtlsu a ocistec
pre- vrecko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

- Ked sa yam tieto noviny pa
cia, odpor1cajte ich svojim pria-
tel 'om, ked' mate dajaky navrh
ma ich zlepsenie, podajte nam he.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
KhOTROVA HOSTINA
Liptovska rozpravka. J

- Kde So stale, tam sa stale, ale
predsa nasledujnca historka je
.pravdiva!
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-22
URGE PREVENTION OF
COSTLY FOREST FIRES
Schools And Boy Scouts Asked To
Prepare Program

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April I'll
Especial -B. NJ Lufburrow, rep
resentative OF the United States de-
partment of agriculture. national
IN a campaign for the prevention of
destructive forest fires in Alabama
which have cost SO much in timber
losses in the past
In this campaign Mr.. Lufburrow
has enrolled number Of valuable
aids and assistants in promotion of
interest in the work. beginning with
President Warren 6. Harding and
Gov. William w. Brandon. both of
whom have issued proclamations
calling upon the people to give their
sypathy, aid and cooperation to the
campaign beginning sunday April
%, and continuing through the com
Ing week.
c. E. Johnson, state fire marshal;
Frank n. Julian, Insurance commits
sioner, and |. T. quinn. commission
er of conservation. all have Joined
the movement and suitable programs
have been issued for the struction of
timber and other properties through
forest fires, or blazes allowed to get
started in uninclosed lands.
Schools and Boy Scout organiza-
tons all over the state have been
asked to hold exercises. rendering
programs of readings, songs and adj
dresses on the subject, 1t is sue-
gested that these exercises open with
the singing of America" and that
some pupil or scout shall give the
poem OF Henry Van Dykes, Salute to
Trees" as a reading. This would be
followed by the reading of the proc
lamation of the President of tho
United States and musical numbers
fitting for the occasion
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-22
Auction Sales of Real Estate
Give Impetus To Building
Boom
GADSDEN BUREAU |
THE AGE-HERALD

The building boom in Gadsden has
been intensified by the epidemic of
auction sales of real estate, which
have had the effect of breaking up a
number of old estates and which
started several months ago. AS a
result Of the sales of many desir-
able business and residence lots and
subdivisions which have been closely
held by the older families of the cCm-
munity scores of houses are now un-
der construction which would not
have been built otherwise, certainly
not for years to come. Some of the
lots sold at auction were reserved fer
one purpose or another years ago
and 1t is understood that a few of
them are to be sites for imposing
business houses, especially those In
the downtown area.
Despite tho fact that much prop
erty has been thrown en- the market,
prices have held up and no sales were
made at a sacrifice. 1t is claimed. At
least they have been of vast bene-
fit in a general way for they have
fit in general way, for they have
ing activity all over the city. In
every section houses are going up at
rapid rate and they are of every
type,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-22
BERRY SCHOOL CLOSES
Chancellor Barrow OF Georgia Uni
yersity To Speak

MOUNT BERRY. Ga, April al
Founded 81 years ago in little log
cabin, by Miss Martha Berry, in a
grove near her home, the Berry
school will this year graduate the
largest senior class in it's history
They will join the ranks of the other
hundreds of mountain boys and girls
who were educated in the Berry
schools and who have gone back. the
majority of them, to their home
communities to carry on the cause
of education among their own peo-
pie.
The members of the class come
from Georgia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama.
From the log cabin. the Berry
schools have grown in p years to
an institution whose enrolment this
year is over 500. Nearly 400 young
men and approximately 200 young
women are in training at Berry.
They come largely from the noun
tains and foothills.
The diplomas Will be handed the
graduating class on Tuesday, May
l, after an address by Chancellor
David C. Barrow of the University
of Georgia. John J. Eagan, chair
man of the board of trustees, viii
present them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-22
THURSDAY WILL BE
BIG DAY AT ASHV|LLE
Monument To Be Unveiled And Cen
tennial Observed

:" ASHVILLE. Ala. April 21.-(Spe-
cial)-Thursday, April 26 will be
red letter day in the history of the
little town of AshviIe when she
celebrates her Tooth birthday with
oliver Hood of Gadsden, a former st,
Clair citizen. delivering the address
and the unwilling of the Confedee-
ate monument erected in the court
square. The address for the unwilling
will be delivered by Mrs. Huey OF
Bessemer.
The plan OF escort and parade for
the day is that all school children
veterans, veterans widows and
daughters take part. Promptly at
1890 o'clock the parade will be
formed in the extreme eastern por-
ton OF the town going to the ceme-
terry where wreaths will be placed
on graves of each deceased veteran
All Daughters are urged, if possible,
to wear white.
The entertainment committee an
nounces that lunch will be served bv
chapter hostesses to all visiting
Daughters, veterans. veterans
widows and speakers while the
cafes and hotels of the town VIII ne
prepared to furnish food at a nominal
price,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-22
BEAUTIFY COL UMBlANA
Health Menaces Wiped Out-Cour,
opens May z

COLUMBIANA, Ala, April II
Especial. THE home economics class
of the Shelby High scbpol has just
completed most successful as well
as unique drive. The young women
went out determined to bring about
imrovement in health conditions. A
map was drawn of y Columbiana andA
places considered health menaces
were designated by red star. The
girls, after effecting the improve
ment. changed the map designation
with gold star. Today the map
shows many gold stars. Those of the
class VINO took part in the health
campaign included Misses Louise
Kent, Louise Pitts, Mildred Gardner,
Leslie Polk, Ollie Almon, Eleanor
Duke, Emily johnson. and Alma Por-
ter Miss Laura Winters, head of the
home economics department of the
school, directed the campaign.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-22
THREE MEMBERS LEEDS.
CITY COUNCIL RESIGN
Leeds Musicians Give Radio Concert
In Birmingham

LEEDS. Ala, April 21.-(Special.)-
Several changes have been made In
the official family of the town this
week, caused by the resignation of
three members of the city council.
Robert Abercrombie. one of the three
resigning, has accepted a position in
Demopolis, Ala. and has moved to
that place. j. w. Lewis, Jr., and r.
c. Linden are the other two retiring
members. w. N. McBrier and II. NJ.
Judge have been elected to two of
these places, the third vacancy hav-
ing not yet been filled.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-22
MISTRIAL RESULTS IN
CRENSHAW CASE AGAIN
Fifth Trial Will Be Necessary For
Alleged Slayer

GREENV1LlE, Ala, April 81
Especial. 1.-The jury in the Jake
Crenshaw case could not agree on a
verdict and the court recorded mis-
trial in the case. The first trials in
the case resulted in conviction and
the negro was sentenced to be
hanged, but in each instance the de-
cision was reversed by the supreme
court. The third trial resulted in
a mistrial.
The jury was out for about "a
hours and when Foreman VIII Nc
GOWN made report 1T was seen by
the Judge that an agreement could
not be reached, so he discharged the
jury.
The negro is charged with the
killing of Mrs. Foster Gafford and
the case has been closely followed by
large number of people in this sec
ton of the state Interest has been
very keen In the case due to the fact
that public opinion was divided.
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WAR BREAKS BETWEEN FARM BUREAU AND EXTENSION SER VICE
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Irish Potatoes And Strawberries Most Valuable Truck
Poultry Raising Giuen Boost
By Rotary Club At Opelika


two years and so effective has it been
that the Rhode Island Red has been
adoted as the breed for the county.
other breeds are raised. but the
Rhode Island Red is the leader, dem
onstratfon officials report. During
the last few weeks 1000 pure bred
eggs have been shipped into Lee
county, tho majority of them having
been purchased by the Rotary club of
Opelika on the condition that the club
be paid in money for chickens next
fall Miss Whorton reported.
Recently cooperative egg selling
was started in a small way and plans
are now being made to make ship
ments each week. Stamps have been
ordered and those shipping will stamp
each egg with a farm bureau stamp
including an individual number for
each member, officials of the farm
bureau say
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oPEL1KA. Ala, April 21.-with
nine girls clubs and seven women's
clubs organized and actively at work,
Miss Ruth Whorton, home demonstra-
ton agent. reports that club work in
Lee county has a bright prospect for
1923.
Clubs are organized at Gold Hill,
Beaureguard, Farmville, Roxana,
Smith Station, Salem, Bealah, Mar
shall Lee, and Bee Hive, declared
Miss Whorton, who added that the
membership in the girls clubs totals
80. and that in the women's clubs, 125.
Poultry, clothing, gardening and
home Identification are the main
lines of club work in progress In the
county. with poultry as the leader of
the four.
Poultry club work has been con-
Quoted in Lee county during the last
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wILLs-TAYLoR IS VIEW COLLEGE

CONVERSION OF The WIIIs-IayIOr
school of this city from prep
school into a Junior college has been
determined upon by the management
and board of directors. Several adj
ditional buildings, including a con-
servatory Of music. a new dormitory
and other minor structures. will be
erected during tho summer and are
expected to be ready by the opening
of the institution in the fail. The
capital stock of the institution. which
is owned by local corporation com
posed of many citizens here, will be
enlarged. a larger faculty will be
employed and the grade of the school
will be raised.
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CARBON HILL PR0SPERS
City Has Biggest Pay Day Since TIL
World War

CARBON HILL, Ala. April IL
Especial. last Saturday was the
largest pay day Carbon Hill has ex-
perienced since the close of the war
Large mines are working from four
to six days a week. The car supply
is improving and taking everything
In consideration there is every rea-
son for optimism here.
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PREsBYTERY MEETS

The Womans organization of the
Huntsville presbytery met at the Ha-
leyville Presbyterian church Tuesday
of this week. The opening address
was delivered by Walter d. Howell of
Philadelphia, Pa, representing the
Sunday school board and young peo-
pies work. On Tuesday morning the
womens program was taken up. A
number OF delegates from Huntsville.
Sheffield and Birmingham were pres
ent and other places were we'll repre-
snted.
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CONTRACTORS BUsY

Builders and contractors are buster
than they were during the World
war and help is more plentiful With
the completion of every residence.
whatever its size. the labor problem
become less acute and there is now
very little complaint on that score.
The same condition Is true Of Ala
bama City, East Gadsden and Alfalfa.
All are building houses as fast as
material and men can be secured and
still there are no vacant ones In the
district 1t Is expected that the boom
will continue indefinitely. as the en-
tire district Is growing by leaps and
bounds.