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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
Continued.

COZY LITTLE SIX-ROoM HOUSE IN
Florida; twenty acres of ground; all kinds of
fruit, etc, Owner will sell for So, 500.
PERCY IL. RUSSELL COMPANY,
Aok 1hth nf
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CLARENDON. VA. REAR ARLISG-
ton Courthouse: corner lot, 50Xlo0 It..
2-stury cement block house, garage,
etc; only 1000: easy terms
n. +. RYON CO, INC.
Main 1897. 1923 T ST.
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SQ.2SO.

PETw0RTHsix bath bedroom hotwae heat elect
monthly
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s. 90

RHODE ISLAND AVE AND FRsTsix and bath hot
Balance monthly.
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$3.50.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. I4ANIER PL.-Eight room
Ptst
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On 18th near You st.--Frame building 1
rooms; very valuable ground and excellent 10
cation for most any kind OF business. Iool
into this and make offer
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$500
NEAR THE UNION STATION
Of
cash.
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SI2,5OO.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Lot
atc hovater electric lights; fro
white
Washingon builders Is
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$25, 900.
rooming house within n square Of 1<th
St downtown, of 16 rooms, baths; with
steam heat and electricity; zoned for business;
lot 24xl4S to 32-ft. alley; this property should
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
14l0 G ST. NV. Main S413.
Aeaitoe.
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$1,000.

EwIapry brick; four bedrooms tile bath hotwt
Excellent condition
wide;
ram
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Four brick dwellings in the NV. section.
rooms each. Price 5000 for all. Small casf
payment, balance easy terms.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
OOLoRED-1104 NV; ROOMS, BATH;
also 929 4th, rooms; easy terms. OWNER,
1202 N. Capitol st. 14s
ROOMS AND BATH, FURNACE HEAT;
vacant; near Providence Hospital: $3.50 cash,
bal. easy monthly payments. OWNER, SIT
18th st. ne. Phone Lincoln 1921. 1ss
FOR SALE, ONLY $6,5O0-NEW TWO-sTORY
AND CELLAR BRICK, 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
FURNACE HEAT; t STREET NEAR 18th
R. e. BRADLEY, COLORADO BUILDING. 14s
COLORED-S ROOMS; ELECTRICITY; NEW
ly papered; large cellar; h.w.h.: excellent
home for refined colored that wishes to locate
well Answer giving address or telephone
number for appointment. $500; must have
So. 600 cash. Address Box 1T2-L. Star Office.
S12, ,5Oo-NR. 18th AND COL. RD.-10 II, B.,
brick; double garage; 3 apts.; open fire.
places; elec.; p0rches; h.w.h.; large lot; va
cant; easy terms. N.54O4.
s14, ,5O0-HTs., u BLK 18th: R.. B.; 30
#. wide, brick; open fireplace; h.w.h.; charm
ing interior; porches. N. 6404.
FOR SALE BY OwNER-1420 SPRING ROAD
NV; new; never occupied; rooms, tile bath;
hardwood floors throughout; open fireplace; con-
crete norches, sleeping porch; built-in garage;
ami; s., $50 cash. balance $50 per month;
no agents. Eor inspection phone Lincoln 624as
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
,ntinued
S5.5(O.

So, 500
WITHIN 2 SQUARES OF PENNA. AVE;
S.W.-7-room house, in good condition.; sold
on very easy terms; small home buyer should
investigate this.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1410 C st. NV: Main Sab.
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MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY,
oI3 18th St. NV.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Miert?

Kemenyen elyerte az apa fiat
es mikor vegzett, ICY sz6lt hozza:
- Most tudod miert kaptll
ki?
- Tudom - felel durcasan n
flu -. inert kend az erosebb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
A texasi farmon.

Kes6n este bekopog az eltevedt
ow-boy az egyik farmra. Az asz-
SONY preSzti be.
Draga asszonykam, adjal ne
KEN szallast az ejszakara. Reggcl
iokor odebb allok.
= Szivesen fam, csakhogy ma
gam is sziikecsken allok hely dol
gaban. Vagy a baby szobajaban
koll aludnc'1 avagy a pajtaban a
j6 friss szenaban.
A fin gondolkodik egy-ket pill
lanatig. Gyerekszoba tele b6ges-
sci - ez otthon is van. Kin benne
aludni.
= Maid csak a pajtaba me-
gyek. Alszom a szenaban.
J6kor reggel folkel a flu mcgy
a kuthoz mosdani. Sajtarral a ke-
zeben jon k'uthoz egy gyonyorH
lcanyz0. Mem lehet meg husz ewes
Sc.
- Halo! 10 reggelt! Ki vagv
te? = kerdi cowboy.
- Fin baby vagyok! Hat tie
hogy keriilsz ide es Xxi vagy?
= Hogy en- Xxi vagyok ? En- va
gyok legnagyobb marha eyesz
Texasban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Bodor Aladar.
ss....ssss..s s.s. ..s...s.1.....

q tlSZta ylZheZ SzOk0 oft 10 viSSza-
horkan, ha mocsarvizbol akarjak
megitatni. Megsimogatta Klara
haiat. leiilt a kandallo el0tti Greg
karosszekbe. S 0lebe cmeltc klarat,
mint egy gyermekct, akit az orvos
meg a,kar operalni.
- En- mem akarok elbiral0ja
lenni a te Szintszi tehetsegednek,
mtrjtk le hivatalos hivattottak.
De nem vallalkozom IA, hogy par
tololag k0zbeltpjek a sziniiskoa-
ba val6 f0lvttcledert.
- Hat nem teszed meg? A sza-
vad n5lkjil pcdig, tudom, hogy f0l
mem vesznck. Rem6lem. az ellen
csak mines kifogasod, hogy az
dnaklecktimet megkezdicm9
- F0l0slegesnek taialom. Mos
tanaig sohse gondoltal a hanged
ktpzestrc. mines is hanged.
- C>ak aztrt teszcd, hogy We
lem ellcnkezz6I. Mcgtiltod italian
AIT is, hogy Elaval zongorat ia
nulni iarjak?
- AIT tan1llhatSz itthOn IS.
= Ugy latom, neked maga Ella
ellen van kifogasod. Nos tudd
meg, hogy igenis 8 nekem 6poly
fontos, mint temagad vagy en-
magam, hi maradok hozza es mi
mel gyakrabban fol fogok jarni
hozza, err6l a vtgsor6l legalabh
mem maradok el sohal Most mar
tudod?!
= Most mar tudom. - Kazmer
most mar tudta A proba vegig-
biZonyitott, Klara mar vegleg ell
hatarozta magaban, hogy megtcszi
q Gezahoz vezet6 utat; barmelyi-
ket is, amely hozzaveZeti. Elhata-
rozasa ban mar megtette, ehhcz
k6pest most mar mell6kcs, hogy
sikerjil-e neki, vagy akadalyok
tartjak vissza Eeyat magar6l mar
elhatarozott Kazmer: 0maga mem
fogja visszatartani t0bbe. hadd
Sgordiiljon lie lejt6j6n a vegzet ke-
reke minel akadalytalanabbul, $
minel el0bb. 0 eltgge szerette, s
vedte eddig, de a megatalkodott
hazugsaggal szemben mines ment-
seq. Maya is segit f0loldani ez alig
nehany h0napos k0telekeket.
De lit eszebe jutott az a para
nyi rejtozo elet, mely az 8 eletebol
6s a Klaraebol egyiittesen fakadr,
a megsziilettsre var6 NJ elet, mely
szerelmen, hazaSsagon Is becsiilG-
sen tul is nemi 'kapcsolatot er3-
szekolhat rajuk. Evvel mi t0rten-
jek?
Egy mpgsulyosodott, sapadt fej
hullott ekkor mellere: Klara
megsejtatte ugyanezt a gondola-
tot, vegigment rata is ugyanugy
es ernyedten, S megindultan csu!l-
lott fol lelkeb0l az igazsag:
= Uram, en- edes uram, te vagy
a dragabb nckem, a dragabb. :.
barkinel.
Kazmer tudta, hogy Klara most
igazat mond. De tIdta, hogy q
mar egyszer halalos sebbe esett
| erzeset mines ertelme tovabb elet
ben marasztalni. Mem tartotta te
hat vissza magaban a szanalmat
! GO do az I1ndort GO MppsimOpatt9 2
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Erthetetlen.

Tulipany ur. a k0zismert ban
kar akkor lep a szobaba, amikor
a k0nyvvezet6 javaban oleIgeti a
banllarne 6nagysagat.
Micsoda, L6yy ur, maga a
felesegemet 0lelgeti, cs6kolgatja
= formed ra felhaborodva -
maga, akinek mem, is muszai?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

= Ket asszony baratsaga mem
egyeb, mint 0sszeeskiives egy har-
madik ellen.
- Ithaka szigete joggal nevc-
zetes: egy hi asszony lakott ben.
ne.
A vilagon macskak, a le-
eyek es az asszonyok vesztegetil1
legt0bb il0t a toilntiikre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Mem bal.

A gazdag Goldeknal hazas-
sagkozvetito jelenik meg egy meg
gazdagabb fatal emberrel haZtiiZ-
nez6be. A besztlgetes egy kis lido
mulva kisse megakad es akkor
felreinti Goldne k0zvetit6t es
balkan kerdi:
- Nit gondol Grin, zongoraz-
hat neki valamit a Lilike9
- Oh, egeszen batran, 8 mem ert
egyaItalan a zenehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29


Klara fejet, aludni l1iildte, $ maya
is lefekjidt, Riilon, dolgozoszo-
baiaban. Leszallo almaban egy pa
ranyi, ,meleg ,sulyos gyermekkezet
erzett felemelt kezen. Aztan a
nyngtalan amaban egy harcte"
r6l vissZaemlekezett haldoklo ka-
tona kepet lAtta ujra. A halaloS
sebtol verz6 legeny felontudattal
babonasan egy talizmant nyomko-
dott az clverz6 scbnyilashoz hat
ha az a vcrzest elalithatna Els a
vcCaglo tagok, fujtato tiid6,
sebnyilaSt kieltgitoni tS bet0mni
akaro SZiv, a vedekczo harcot XII
fejez0 are, - mind az tlet meg
maradaSaert harcOltak. Minlad-
dig, mig az Elet belatta, hogv czt
a scbzett SZervezetct meg mem
mentheti Is nem trdcmes erette
harcolni. Akkor cgyszcrre cSOnde-
Sodett a sziv, tiid0, a tagok, az are
ts az arckifejcZese halallnyugal-
mn lett. megad6 facies IIippoc-
ratica.
Hajnaltajt Almab6l az cgyik
cseled verte fol. Klara rosszul van.
Atalmont nyugodtan a ranezVc
mar idcgcnntl Walt clct mclle. Or ,
voS es SziiltSzn6 volt mar mcllct-
tc, vert tS oryossagszagot trzett.
Semmi, semmi mar, tul va
oyunk RATA uram, mondta az or
v0S. On0k clcStck ettGl a remeny-
segjiktol, alig par h6nap utan.
Baj, baj; lit t0bbsz0r is k0zbelep- |
tex a @yermek ellen, harmadszori |
k0zbeltp6s mar lam ARA vezetett,
hogy vart valaki negyedsZCr
magat6l is megsz0k0tt a megszii-
letes el6l es pedig pontosan ugyan
abban az il6ben. K0z0ln0m keil
uram Onnel, barmily nehezere esik
hallania, inert eZ az 0n0k tcrmc-
szet- -t0rvtnysz6ki it6lete: Klara-
mex nzentul minden rcm6nysece
mar csak haSonl6 csal6dassal veg
z6dhet.
Kazmer nyugodt volt, az itelci-
ben mar mcgnyugodott, az tlet-I
tel bektt k0t0tt es tullepett az
eletnek ezen a l6pcs6jen, folszaba-
dult. megtisztult lelckkel, deriis
arccal. Ok t6bbt mem egymasnak /!
val6k.
A gyermek itelt. - mondot-
ia magaban.
Odament a Kiara aeyahoz. Kla- !
IA mar egeszen nyugodt. vidam
volt. Csill0g6 szemmel nezett Kaz-
merra: = Sebaj, Kazmer. no ugye |
sebaj. =.
Kazmer nyugodtan kimondta az
iteletet: - Fol foglak vetetni a
szini akademiara, tanulni fogsz
zongorat Is 6naket, ts mindenna-
pos vendeg leszel Ellanal. Pro
bald 6t 0sszehozni Gezaval. Azon-
ban es mem, kiserhetlek el.
Klara rapillantott lfolcsillan6
0rommel es Kazmer f0lismertc
bcnne az elhatarozast: ez mar
nyiiget6l mpgSzabadultan ujra FL
hatarozta magaban d talalkczaSt
Gezaval
Els erre Kazm6r is felelt nyu-
godt clhatarozassal: odavezeti ke-
yet az vi ferfi kezebe, hogy telje-
sedjek ez immar idegen no sorsa,
10, vagy balsorsa, evvel tartozik a
maya emberi tisztasa ganak, ker-
lelhetetleniil.
Megsimogatta nyugodtan a no
zsibongo, tervezget3, mosolyg0 fe-
Jet, s ez volt az utols0 mozdulata
ez idegen sorson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

harmadszor csongetett a kapnn
bolul, hogy .kimehessen. A fcles}
&c elcbe akart menni, akit a SZinl
iskola pr0bair6l vart haza. Mar
negyedszer is nyulni akart csen-
gSgomb utan, mikor kiviilrol is
csengettek Is megismerte a Klara
hangjat kopun kivjtlrol.
Ne tiirelmetlenkedjel. ne
siirgess Geza. a dolognak ernie
kell.
De hiszen az eSkiivG el6tt
ugy mutattad, szerptsz. Mem AIT
igerted.
Mem hazudtam. De az urarl-
hoz is vonz0dom. Kedvas hozzam
es igazan nehezemre esik ct rano-
velnem, hogy mi szabadon trint-
kezhessiink.
Igen, 8 hazassaglevtllel ke-
zeben valosaegal kizsarol.
- CSak evvel ne bosszants. Tu-
dod, hoey szabad l6lek vagyok, az
az iraS 0nmagaban papirrongy. :
tarsadalom moralrendszabalyai
el0ttem konvenci0S hazugSag0k
- Nos hat?
Kazmer mar az else szonal ST.
retett volna visszaterni a koput0l
hogy ne legyen akaratlan tanuja
a Klara beSztlgetesenek. De a ka-
pus, nphezktsen csoszogva papu-
csaban mar lott, lehetetlen volt
elmenekiilnie. Odakiinn is meg
hallottak d kapuS k0zelcdttt, a
beszed gyors Suttogasra fordult
Tehat minden masodnap a
sZiniiskolaban,
S ha mem vetat fol az urad I?
- Akkor nchczebb. Akkor be-
iratkozom zongora orakra. Ha AIT
Sc akaria: enek6rakra. Es talal-
kozunk Ellanal. mihelyt telefona..
lok. Oh mem tiir0k korlatozast, i,
tuljarok Ell rata.
A kapus almosan nyitott. Kla-
ra rogton meglatta Kazmert. 0rom
lobbant az arcara:
- Felem indultal? No Isten We
lie Geza. kosz0n0m nagylelkji al
dozatat, hogy elkisert.
Vidaman csicseregve olt0tte
karjat az uraeba, ugy mentek
fel lepcS0kon. - Nagyon J0 fin
ez a Geza. eleg mulatsagos. Olyan
jo pajtas. AIT 'hiszem, belle ugyan
senki sem tudna beleszeretni. Ma
gyon udvarol Ellanak. Szeretnem
osszesegitem 0ket. Ugyebar ez ko-
telessegem? Nemreg erkeztcl
haza a bakteriologiai intezetbol,
ugyebar? Oh tie csunya, mindig a
konyv, a k0nyv....- No mi6rt nem
beszelsz? Igaz LAM sz0ltal-e a
sziniiskolai igazgat6nak a folve-
telem iigyeben9
Meg mem. Mem tudtam, hogy
allando marad-e a szinpadhoz Va
10 hailamod.
Latom. hogy ellene vagy ell
hatarozasomnak. Elfogult vagy Is
kicsinyes. Rabia a tarsadalom el0-
iteletenek, korlatozni szeretn6d
szabad r0ptomet. De miert mem
beszelsz MAJ
Kazmer melyen gomolygo cson-
des iszonyatot erzett. mint ahogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Miert fiityol a goz0s?

Soha sem tudtam kitapasz-
talni, min3 rendel szokott g8zos
fiity0lm - sz6l egyik mezei mum
kas a pajtasahoz. - Lam most is
fiityol, pedig mennyire van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
HUMOR
Jol isneri.

Pista Ga n6verehez: Nekcd Ko-
vacS Iren jo baratn0d, mint gon-
dolSz, elnyerhetem a szerelmet?
Margit: Q hogyne, te is elnyer-
heted ngy, mint sokan masok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
KOZkivanatra.

= Hat csakugyan elveszed q
milliomos kisasszOnyt?
Baro (aki nagyon el van ado
sodva) +: Igcn, k0zkivanatra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Elovig,yazatos.

EIUV1g dldCOS.
- TIT van huszezer dollar hoZO-
many. Ieerjc meg, hogy lcanyom-
max hii ferje lesz.
Mindjart megigerem, csak
el6bb megolvasom a penzt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Onvauomas.

= A ferfiakkal sehogy sem tu-
dunk bollogulni. Ha az asszony
hi, az udvarl6k irigylik a ferjet,
ha mem hi, a ferj irigyli az I'D
varl0kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

= Tudod Wilma, en- mem tudom
a lelkemre vanni, hogy egy ilyen
szegeny allatot egesz eletere ket-
recbe zarjak.
- Hat ha ilyen elveid vannak,
hogy tudsz maid magadnak -
ferjet f0gni?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

KesGn este bekopog az eltevedt
cowboy az egyik farmra' Az asz-
SONY preSZti be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Mem ideval6k.

A yasutallomason felszallast je-
leztek. A munkab6l j0vo arat6-
csoport a 2-ik osztalyu kocsi fele
sictett.
"A kalauz azonban meglatJa
1ket es rajuk sz6lt:
= Hova gyur6dnek, hisz ma
guk mem ideval6k.
- XII a fuskus mondja, hogy
ideval6k vagyunk? Mi alsorako-
ciak vagyunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Ez is meglepetes?

Ez is meglepetes?
= Mifrt plyan komoly?
Holnap van a felesegem ne
venapja Is szeretnem ct meglep-
nj.
= AIT megteheti ma is. M Mcnjen
haza. eppen most van nala a sZe-
ret0je.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-08-24
= HERR rs A REAL MONTANA FARM PAGE
FACTS AND FIGURES ON THE
PROGRESS OF STATE FARMING

'37.6 per cent farm land, 11.8 per
cent improved farm land and 1.S per
cent irrigated farm land.
Sheep raising was the largest cat
tie industry in the state in 1920,
figures show. In that year there
was raised in the state 2,082,919
sheep, 1,O57,418 beef cattle, 668,723
dairy cattle, $4,000 hogs and 9,462
mules.
In 1919 there were 426 acres in
cabbage in Montana, 1872 acres in
sweet corn, GIG acres in tomatoes,
24s acres in green beans, 248 acres
in cucumbers and 238 acres in
onions.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-08-24
MID-AUCUST CROP
REPORT FOR STATE

While cattle shipments, principally
for eastern Montana, have started
moving to eastern markets, in some
regions grass is still green, which will
tend to make livestock shipments
later, according to the report of the
Montana Cooperative Crop Report
ing Service.
August was ushered in by unsea-
sonably cool weather, with light frost
reported from many counties, follow
ed by considerable rain in the central
and northern districts, in the form of
local showers, which interfered with
harvesting and haying. These condi-
lions favored the filling of spring
wheat and other small grains, check
ed the damage from grasshoppers,
and from rust in northeastern Mon
tana, but also retarded the growth
of corn.
Harvest is in full swing, varying in
the amount done in different sections,
and the threshing of winter wheat
and rye has started in several coun-
ties.
Spring wheat has generally been
filling quite satisfactorily, especially
the later seedlings. The yield of
spring wheat in the northeastern and
eastern counties apparently will not
be up to the earlier expectations, due
to dry hot periods in June and July.
Corn has generally made excellent
progress though checked slightly by
the short cold period. Most of the |
crop is expected to mature, provided |
frosts are not unseasonably early.
f, Flax in the most important east
ern counties suffered somewhat from
the dry hot periods, but still is in
generally good condition. Some earl
Ter fields have been harvested.
Oats and barley have been filling
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-08-24

was unanimous, none other being
nominated.
For department finance officer, I.
j. Wagner of Forsyth, was elected
over Wesley Anderson, Pientywood,
80 to IS.
j. M. Gault of Great Falls was
nominated for department historian
but withdrew in favor of William ].
Lowry of Whitehall, the only other
nominee.
Without opposition, j. Fl. Dismore,
Kalispell, was elected master-at-arms
and the Rev. Conrad B. Wellen, OF
Havre, was elected department chap
lain.
Out of field of nine nominees
the convention chose as delegates to
the national convention, B. d'Gay
Butte; Frank T. Hooks,
of Townsend; E. J. Cummings, Deer
Lodge; Earl E. Tenney, Billings;
George A. Horkan, Forsyth; Walter
7. Neubert, Great Falls, and A. j.
Johnson, Miles City. These with the
commander, vice-commander, ma
tional committeeman and state adj
jutant constitute the state delega-
ton.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-08-24
DAIRYING GROWS
IN MONTANA
REAL PROGRESS BEING MADE
IN INDUSTRY IN WESTERN
PART OF STATE.
Work of the Montana Mutual Dairy
Loan Association Is Showing Ex-
cellent Results, According to O. w.
Fowler, Secretary.

That Montana will soon rival Wis
consin as a dairying state and become
one of the greatest milk, butter an6
cheese producing sections of the
World was the declaration of G. w
Fowler, former secretary of the Mon
tana Development association il
Great Falls, recently.
Coming Dairy Section
81 feel safe in saying" he declared
"that with the start we have had
and with western Montana's natural
advantages, and with the energy and
cooperation which the plan is receiv-
ing, there is every reason to believe
that western Montana is the real and
coming dairy section and that soon
her products will be measured in
terms of many millions of dollars. AS
much development will take place in
the next five years as would naturally
come about in a life time.
"The dairy cow comes now at a
most propitious time for an ideal
home in western Montana. For a
great many years there has been a
slowly growing interest in dairying.
A few good COWS from time to time
have found their way here and there
has grown up in various spots
small flourishing interest in dairying
So it can be said that Montana has a
start in dairying and the attempt
has been made in many instances
with no inconsiderable pride. There
are quite large number of pure
bred herds.
Rapid Progress Made
"But since October, 1922, real
progress has been made. I doubt if
more rapid progress has been made
in any part of the United States
Many factors have entered into this
progress. Conditions have been en-
good prices for dairy pro-
1ucts have been factor, low prices
or other farm products have stimu-
ated the desire but / believe the most |
otent factor has been the work of the |
Montana Mutual Dairy Loan associa-
ion, an unique organization planned |
liter the idea of building and loan
associations but lending its money on |
larry cows instead"
Mr. Fowler then outlined the work
his organization has done in the pro-
noting of the dairy industry and the
lelp given to farmers in meeting the
difficulties they confront in dairy
ng.
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QUINCY SCOTT is
NEW LEGION HEAD
HELENA PICKED FOR MEETING
NEXT YEAR; 10y MOLUMBY
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
Scott Hart of Poplar is Vice Com
mander; Il. j. Wagner of Forsyth
Finance Officer, and w. j.. Lowry
of Whitehall, Historian.

Quincy NJ. Scott of Lewistown,
who is the new state commander of
the American Legion. Mr.. Scott
was formerly well known car
to0nist, serving on eastern news
papers, but has resided in Montana
for number of years.
Quincy Scott, of Lewistown, was
elected state commander of the
American Legion of Montana, at the
closing session of the annual con-
vention of that organization, and
Helena was selected as the place for
the convention of 1924. Mr.. Scott,
who has been one of the very active
workers in the legion and who is a
past commander of the Lewistown
post, has already taken over the du-
ties so well administered during the
last year by 10y j. Molumby of
Great Falls.
When the time for election of Of
ficers arrived the delegate from
Powell post nominated Frank Walk
er of Butte for the office of state
commander. Mr. Walker declined
to permit his name to go before the
convention, but the chair persisted
that it be not withdrawn and only
after the Butte delegation had pro-
tested the ruling was his name taken
from nomination.
The Hardin delegation nominated
Earl A. Sibley of Hardin, while Mus
selshell nominated Quincy Scott of
the ballot resulting:
Scott, Al; Sibley, 80.
Scott Hart of Poplar, ]. H. Fitz-
gerald of Miles City and Raymond
of Glendive were nomin-
ated for vice commander, the vote
resulting, Hart, 81; Fitzgerald, IT;
%.
The election of 10y J. Molumby,
commander, to the office of
national executive committeeman,
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in fine shape, and good crops will
be harvested but will be comparative
ly short in the eastern counties.
Potatoes are generally making
good progress, but are little late.
The second cutting of alfalfa is I'M
der way in most of the irrigated Sec
tions, and about completed in north
western Montana. The crop of tim
othy and clover there is excellent and
the hay crops generally in the western
half of the state are returning good
yields. Wild hay will be a heavy
crop. The hay crops toward the east
ern end of the state will generally
be lighter than elsewhere, due to dry
hot weather. Considerable hay has
been injured in quality by showers
this month.
Ranges and livestock are generally
in good to excellent condition, the
exception for the former being in GER
tain districts in east central and
south eastern Montana. Grass is cur
ing in many sections, but in other To-
calities it is still green, and this will
have a tendency to make stock ship
ments later. Shipments of cattle
have begun, principally from the east
ern half.
Injury from grasshoppers appar-
emily is subsiding in all sections, al
though some localities still report
damage from this source
but it is principally of scattered ma
,ure.