davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
Rocna schodza spolku sv. Jozefa
&. 731. IKSJ.

Spolok sv. Jozefa {. 731. IKSJ.
ma Lansingville uvedomuje svo-
jich ndov, ze bude mat rocn1
schodzu nedel u, dna %. januara
sdoraz l. hodine po obede pre- til
pricinu, aby sa sch6dza mohla ma
cas- dokoncit', ably sa vsetky spoil
kove zalezitosti mohly riadne W.
bavit' lebo kazdy potion chce fst
do prace ia noe, kto pracuje ma
noe. Ma sch0dzu sa ma dostavit
kazdy I'D bez vynimky okrem cho-
rych alebo pracujhcich, lebo mae
bude pokutovany dPa stanov. Ma
sch6dzi bndu vaznc zalezitosti po-
jednavane, najsamprv start trad
nici podajii celoroGnu zpravu 70
svojho iiradovania. ia tym bude
sa VOLT novy trad na rok 1923 a
budn sa niektore spolkove pravi-
dla oprayovat' Kazdy nd sa ziada,
ably ma. schodzi predst1pil neja-
kym dobrym navrhom v prospech
spolku.lN Ma schodzi sa bndl davat'
kalendare X. J. Ktory I'D by 81
ziadal mat skorej kalendar, m6ze
no dostat n uctovnfka pod (. 2635
Taft Ave.
Som ticton Vas spolubrat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
1la 1laDOPISY Z
lM nThn cd naSich
L citatel'ov
TW --
z cinnosti Slovensheho Politicke.
no Kfubu v Lansingville.

as
Youngstown, o., Is. JAM 1923.
|Ctena redakcial Prosim Vas v
meme Politickeho Slovenskeho
Klubu Lansingville nvcrejnit
.tento dopis.
Dna Z. januara 1929 mali sme
|rocnn schodzu, ma ktorcj sa volil
|novy nrad. Ia minule roxy pred
seldom klubu boil mas dobry pra-
.covnik Jan Repasky Nateraz sa
VIDAL iiradu ma jeho miesto bol
zyoleny Juraj Labuda. "a nctovni-
ka Jozef Rehak, "a zapisnika Jo-
zef Roth, "a pokladnika Stefan
.Gonda. Zvoleny Dol tiez dozornv
vybor, improvement committee,
vybor ku pomahanin dostat OBJ.
.eanske papiere atd'. Klub pra;e
novemu iradu mnoho zdaru, aby
mohol svoj trad riadne zastavat'
"a svedomite pracovat' "a rozsiro-
vanie naseho klubu.
Ma rocncj schodzi bolo priiatt.,
|ze klnb bude prijimst' novych Il
'dov "a tri mesiace celkom zdar-
ma, a sice vo februari, marci
april. Cteni bratia Slovaci, .ktori
Ibyvate ma Lansingville, tn sa YAM
dava dobra prilezitost' stat medzi
mas. Bratia kalvini. ktori tn maiG
svoju osadu. sii ziadani, aby pri-
stilpili ku nam. Doteraz jedna vec
i'm tom prekazala, nuz ale to SINE
ma sch6dzi vynechali. Teraz vstu-
pujte medzi mas rracujte spolr
is nami.
Mas klub pocituje terax vysa
$50 ndov. nuz ale TO .je len polo
vica co sii Mani. Kde st. tamil
druhi9 Volame vas este raz: ystiip-
te, brat;a medzi mas a pracujte
spolu $ nami. Tu je teraz nasa bu-
ducnost !, tn SINE Amerike pod
hviezdnatym praporom, ktoremu
name SHIFT ako vcrni obcania
|Spoj. Statov. Ones tn nase zivo-
byte robime, name byt' verni a
oddani Strykoyi Samovi. TAX o.
tvorime oci druhym narodnostiam,
&c Slovaci Y Youngstown. su schop-
nj prace a silci do zivota. Dnes
name tn Youngstown Z sloven-
skych osad, elm tsane zhitoyali
Nemcov hned al Airisov, ale
Go toho. ked' SINE pOdrobeni ma
knsky. Mill bratia,. musime pra-
covat' spolu, ked chceme do
siahnut daco viac. ako ini, t. j.
Slovakov dostat' do mcstskych IL
radov. II. ktori sti este ME ziad-
Inych klubOch, myslia, re oni znajii
4 ltol 'ko, ako ten klub. ale mill bra
tia, vel'a ste ma omyle. Mnohl Slo-
vaci idn do bulky votoyat' ne
znajd ma koho jako votovat', ;, co
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
PoZvANIE.

Venice 1O7. Kat. Sokoliek povo-
lava ct. slovenske obecenstvo na
vel 'kolepn tanecnn zabavu. ktor,i
llsporiada v sobotu, dna q. janu.
ara v 'miestnosti osady sv. Alzbe-
ty ma Haselton. Vstupne je: pan
Soc, danny 25c. Zaciatok Z. ho-
dine vecer. Hrat bude slovenska
hudba. O cerstve napoje a zakusky
postara sa Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
I, YOUNGSTOWN
z rccnej sch6dze mestakej rady

= FccHcJ sclOuze mes1akeJ Tauyg
Mcstska rada r. Youngstownu
yydrziayala pondelek roenii
schadzn, na ktorej miiala rozFo-
Get mcsta ma prvy polroli \ OBJ
nose 1850, 900. n tlchto pcnazi WI,
piatana budc al zaostala nzda pre-
policajtov, ktori ncdostali placn
od minultho septcmbra..
$4,000 zvysok 70 $1,000 zakla
diny ma parls prcncsenf ma byt
do morovacicho fondu.
Koncilman McGalry ziadal ma
|riadenic Yyniest'. aby poulicne
kary nezastavaly na Stop 10, ale
pod Sheet and Tube mostom, aby
mohla byt premavka Two. 'nena.
Tiez ziadal. aby ma Short st. moh-
~ byt' auta parSovane.
Koncilman Nan ziadal vymeno.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
ADREssAR oKREmgHHo s1oRu
SLOW. IfGY Y YOUNGSTOWN, q.

I. 4 j = i { & i tg
Jozet Martinko. preds., 249 Carton
st., City. Jursi Murdzak, podprcdseds
l722 Taylor St., City. Jurai Puhalla,
taiomnik. q y. Whitney Ave-, City.
Martin Dolak, pokl, 6ol Steel St., City.
Dozorns v5bor: Frantisck Hulik, Pa
vel Habovsky Martin Lipka. Ma
sledovn6 sbory prisl1chajd DO .Oks
Sboru: Al. Lansingyille, 50. ! mests.
lp3. 70 steeito4, $50. 20 struthers, eOf
!. Brier Hin, sAa. Haselson ! sl4 |
Vast Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
Nauefe sa. ze ako nI'avit tito

.NauGte Nd. ze ako nI'avif tito
napnutnst'
Kcd' lsazda ocakavaj1ca matka
ic spraync osetrcna doina ked'
kazda ocakavajfca mntka md cvi-
icnv doznr i oSctroyanic pocas te4
hotcnstva, p6fod doba Scstone-
delstva hude q moe hazpcGncisia.
Je narodenie vasho diet 'at'a re-.
kordovans7
Nakon vyzaduje, ably narodenie
ga diet at a b0lo oznamcne lcka-
rom, osetrovatcl'kou alcbo babi.
cou zdravotnemu itradu alebo
mcstskemu klarkovi. ktory to 81
znami Statnej Zdravotnej Rade.
Jestli ME ste istl, zes toto bolo
vykonane hl'adon vasho diet a
TIA, piste Statncj Zdravoinei Ra-
de, a icstli .taze ncma ziaden re.
kord toho. posla vam li,tinu. ma
ktorcj w sam moze.c naznacit
narodenic sa diet at IA. 70 mic ;e
opozdene v zia'dnom ease mozc
byt vel mi dolezitNm pre- diet a =
bud1cnosti.
Je d6lezitym, ably narodenie die
t'at'a bolo rekordoyane nasic
Idovnych prfcin:
Ma dokazanie jcho veltu a CD
cianstva.
Ma dokazanie jcho prava ist' do
slSoly.
Ma dokazanie jeho prava fst' do
prace.
Ma dol1azanie jeho prava ma he.
dictvo.
Ma dokazame jcho. prava ma
|manzelstyo
Ma dokazanie ieho prava zasti-
vat 1rad.
Ma dokazanic jcho prava ma Il
|skanie pasu ku cestoyaniu do c,,.
dzozemska.
Ma dokazanie prava jeho matkv
ma vdovskii penziu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19

FinaticlEic 81 .illyr
Nan, Metisrry q ||sl|s'
Kanalizacitt i ilose IL u i M s u
Ic'iert. Nan, K1ilsso @ |ss,
fseobeciif zlaps n aili b
laaiff, Hctfick. Metiars
hofhiky I'rieclioa
cllcri. MN, McTsarry
Ssctlo i gaz IIIitnko sickinr
|per. Heichert. 4 q n Sss
/ IIasiestvo il policia Dulovich,
!, Flickingcr 4 Mel Garry u
Military nasi pit yborov
+ Ekdaat klimko 4 Dnlovie len Pc
Ftroch. i i tnho vidct strannictvo,a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
U1ad ma rok 1898 Haselton Slovak
Tatra Klubu.

I = &. ( : !. = x 4 Z f
Jan Kozak, predscda, Stefan Anta,,
podpredseda, Jan Blazo, dstovnik, Pa.
vel Mack, pokl., Jozef Kacenga, "a
Qisnik. Dozorcovia ma5etku: Jan Ven,
glareik a Michal Kozak. 'Dozorca chor
stefan sanetrik. straz: Valent Rovder
Adresa: Jozef Kaaenga, 1899 Gladstone
st., Youngstown, Ohio.
schadze vydrziava kazdd 4. nedel'r
= mssiaci y SAele sv. Alzbety M n
HaseltiIe Ave. po chede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
sIALENA zENA ZABII.A
vLAsTNEH0 0TCA

Mrs. Mabel Phifer. z Alliance.
Ohio, zastrclla svojho otc9 Y pa
vale sialenosti. Po zatknuti vyho-
vdrala sa, zc otca preto zastrelila,
lebo jp trapil. Vysctrovanim sa
sistilo, 5e je pomitena 40 rosun1e
a preto bola dana do bl4sif,ca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
RoGna sch0dza uGastin&rov Sloy,
Sokolovne.

Vsetkynl ct. ncastinarom Slo,
venskej Sokoloyne Lansingville
oznamnjem, ze rocna sch0dza. nGa.
stinarov vydrziavana bude ma ne
del'u, dina q. januara vecer 0 Z.
hodine v Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave-, ma ktord mech sa kazdy lca-
stinar dostavi. Pbdane budd roc,
ne iety voleni direktori ma rok
1923.
$ iictou,
Joz. Maruslsin, prcds,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
liessnie ilemierneho faj6enia :
uisia jablkami.

D.. s.inson, zi,amy angIickf
ae!sar vedator, nadobudnul %
mnoh6 raiSv zkisenosti, ze ten, kto
posziva lsazjll elen iablka, odnci
"a pit fajsit Jablka p6sobia
b'ah s,iaree ma tclasne dusevne
zdrasie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19

Dr. r. a. Dalbsy, 279 East e,
deral 81, na posohodi, ma dplns
elektrickymi strojrni xariaden6
kanceldriu, kde = dvadsst 'Yst'
rokov vyliecil vSetly choreby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19
Prva vybava diet at a.

Nasledovne satne predmc,y
potrebne s1 pre- bebu a mai1 by
zaobstarane hodnc pred jej prl-
chodom: y"
!. Styri tucty plienok.
2. Styri flanelove ;brusnd povoi.
Milky.
/. }. sestoro Stat.
4. Dvanast' biclych odievok.
$. Sest' flanelovich spodnych
sukniciek.
6. Stvoro nocnych satociek.
Z. Diva zakety.
S. Troje spodnych kosiclok.
8. Sest' cepGekov.
kartu bczpaenostnych uhlfc.
.Ze mnoho razy pravidelne, zdra.
We diet'a nevyzaduje osetrenie l,,-.
Kara, to je st 'astlivou prihodou,
ktora sa ME vzdy musi udat'.
Ked' diet 'atko ME ie zdrave ale
DO nevyvift,1je sa tax, ako sa ma,
matka nema mcSkat' S poradenim
sa dobreho lekara, s druhej stra-
ny ale, normalne eta, ked' da-
ma mu ie patricna opatera a. po-
zornost' ked' je pravidclne kr-
meme, uz ci Cd prsnika alebo BUr-
denovym Eagle Mliekom ked ma
tka nema mlieka, ma stale rast' v
zdrave a pravidclne decko. Mill
ony a miliony kojencov vyrastlo
Y pevnych .chlapcov a tlievcata
skrze dobrii opateru so strany ma
tky a potravu, dodavanhs Z Bor-
denovho Eagle Mlielsa. Ttm cie-
Pom, ably slovenshe matky zna!y
uzivat' Bordenovo Eagle Mlieko.
Borden Company vytlacila Y slo-
venskej reei iplne l1pravy krme-
MIA, udavaj1ce, ze ako treba pri-
pravit' Bordenovo Eagle Mlicko
|pre deticky rozlicneho veku. Jest
i chcete mat jeden yytisk tychto
nprav, treba yam len yyplnit' KIN
pom, ktory najdete ma je,!nej Z O.
hlasok, a poslat' ho tejto spoloe-
nosti a Ia vd'aene pose vam bez-
platne al $ utesenou knizkou pre-
Idsti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19

Cltajte pozornc tieto clanky
kazdt tyzden a odkladaite 81 ich
pre pripadne upotrehenic y bn-
.dncnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19

Ufadnici: PredssdA: Jozsf Maftiako,
s55 Carltsn ST., podpredssda: Jozef ].
schromofsky, laa Menaven Ava, dct.:
II. Kramar, Is II: LakeSiew Ave-, po-
kladnik: Aaarej Adamko, 1884 Oak
ST.. lozorcovia majetku: = Dulik
. Alo.s Klain. Sch6dze So vydr-
AiAvajd katdh |. nadel u \ mesiaej n
skple ~. cyriila : Methods 4 8. Nod.
20 poiH.lef q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-19

Hotovost 81. dec. 1922. 50, 1892 90
M. Kramar, iictovnik.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
.LAUD STAR STORY
OF C|TY'S TREES
Agriculture Department Ex-
perts Interested in Mr.. En-
mons Daily Feature.

Two points of interest have been
between the Department of Agricul-
ture and The Star relative to the
daily feature published by this news
paper entitled Trees of Washing
ton" The first is that the experts
at the department are enthusiastic
over the accuracy and the attractive
style with which the author, r. A.
Emmons, writes these brief daily
articles. The second is that the
proposition for the series, their sue
cessful preparation and the wide
spread attention and approval they
have commanded once more dis
proves the general impression that
in order to get matter accepted u.
newspapers one must have reputa-
tion or influence, or both. Previous
to Mr.. Emmons' first submission of
had heard of him.
Praised by High Omcials.
Letters from high officials of the
Department of Agriculture recently
spoke in the highest terms of this
feature and asked information con-
cerning its author. Curiously enough,
| it was disclosed that Mr.. Emmons
! was once in the employ of that very
department. In replying to the de-
partmental inquiries. the Sunday
editor of The Star was able to an
nounce that the success of the series
| has been really remarkable. The
| local schools have taken up the
! study of the District trees and have
| used the Emmons articles as text
| books. the pupils forming scrap
books of them.
Author Invited to Lecture.
| Before the series was many days
| old the author was invited to lecture
along similar lines before various
| local societies. while hundreds of let
| ters have been received at this office
approving the articles and inquiring
| if they We're later to be published in
F., book form.
| Mr.. Emmons appeared unheralded
early in the summer with the state
ment that he thought such a series
would prove valuable and with the
offer to provide it himself. The prop
| osition was received favorably and,
after proper amount of prelim-
f, mary summer work. the first articles
appeared early in the autumn.
Evening star., 1923-11-25

The meeting Of the Mothers Club
at the Wallach- Towers School this
month was particularly instructive.
Or. johnson gave a short address in
which he pointed out the fact that
the child was greatly assisted by the
interest of mothers in the child's
school life During the business
meeting 1t was decided to change the
| day of meeting to the first Thursday
| in each month. Mrs. Wilson. the
president congratulated the mothers
on the results of the cake sale three
weeks ago, when s95 was cleared.
| This money will go into playground
material and financing the milk and
| crackers for the children unable to
| pay for them. Mrs. Wilson also
talked of the bazaar to be held at the
Ebbit. At this time the Mothers Con-
gress Association will work for funds
| to erect a permanent building where
| the work of the organization can
! be carried on more successfully than
; in moving from place to place and
spending money In rent.
Mrs L. w. Patterson was appoint
ed as representative of this school.
after donations which are to be sent
to the school. Mrs. Carter gave re-
port Of the last meeting of the Public
| School Association, which she attend
e das-a representative of this school
| Mime. Won Unschuld gave a talk on
music and the Importance of starting
the child with a capable teacher. To
meet this need Nine. Won Unschuld
| has established a school with a corps
Of teachers who go into the various
, sections of the city giving instruc-
| tions. Mrs. Stuart Carter of 900 East
| Capitol street offered her residence as
! a studio where Wallach-Towers chill
dren may go for instructions. and
Nine. Won Unschuld designated Fri
days as the lesson day. Mrs. Riston
was appointed chairman of the music
! committee.
Nine Won Unschuld invited all
mothers and their friends to musical
! to be given by her daughter at the
| City Club November 2S at pm. In
closing she favored the mothers with
one of the numbers she will play
| Wednesday at the City Club.
Evening star., 1923-11-25

different school uses The club plans
to have Fathers night in January
or February.
Evening star., 1923-11-25

Thia column 10 conducted under the
tnspices of the District of Columbia Con-
Gress Of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Asso-
Citations, Headquarters, Appeals building,
lc6 9th street northwest.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Roadster

A friction toy made OF metal
that will run just like big auto.
Gives unlimited pleasure during
the boys idle moments.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-07-12

involving lands granted to the University
of Mississippi, and later, sold in similar
manner The Chancellor said in part:
'THERE IS NO PROOF HERE THAT
THERE WAS ANY FRAUD OR WANT OF
INFORMATION ON THE PART OF THE
TRUSTEES AND 1T rs DOUBTFUL IF
ANYBODY WOULD SERIOUSLY SUGGEST
SUCH A THING AS FRAUD CONCERNING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES COMPOSED OF
SUCH MEN AS BISHOP GALLOWAY,
GOVERNOR McLAURIN, H. L. WHIT
FIELD. A. A. KINCANNON AND MEN
OF THAT KIND AND CHARACTER.
THERE COULD SCARCELY BE FOUND
MEN ANYWHERE THAT WOULD BE-
LIEVE ANY SUCH CHARGE OR THAT
THEY HAD ENGAGED IN ANY TRANS
ACTION INVOLVING FRAUD, OR IN THE
MATTER OF JUDGMENT THAT THEY
HAD BEEN OvERREACHED."
Owing to the twain's numerous windy
passages against me, you might have been
mslead and thought the Revenue Agent
running for Insurance Commissioner. That
is not the cast, however, they have another
candidate groomed for Insurance Commits
sioner, who is expectantly watching their
antics and reported as assisting with the
false propaganda.
The remuneration of the office Of In
surance Commissioner is too small for the
ambition of this puffed- up would be- political
dictator. He proclaims the Revenue Agent
could not function on 100000 salary,
and all expenses for his numerous clerks,
deputies, political strikers and contingent
attorneys, the said salary and expenses to
be earned out of the 20 per cent now al
lowed by law He covets the full 20 per
cent.
No, the amount is so small his wonderful
energies would be paralyzed. And yet he
made his campaign on salary basis, al
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-07-12

The State Revenue Agent has seen fit,
| presume, with the full knowledge and
consent of his superior, Lee NJ. Russell, the
latter in fact having frequently joined him,
to make repeated attacks on me. Both are
circulating as truths, only halftruths which
has been correctly phrased in the category
of singing word spelled with only three
letters
PRESUME YOU MAY HAVE NOTED
THE CONTINUED PAINFUL SILENCE OF
RUSSELL AND ROBERTSON AS TO THE
UNANIMOUS OPINION OF THE STATE
SUPREME COURT IN MY FAVOR IN THE
RUSSELL ATTEMPT TO SUSPEND ME-.
THAT SETTLED THE NATTER WITH
ALL CORRECT THINKING PEOPLE, BUT
NOT so WITH THEM. THEIR CONDUCT
INDICATES THEY HAVE NEVER HEARD
OF THIS UNANIMOUS DECISION, WHICH
IN EMPHATIC TERMS DISMISSED THE
CASE-NOT REVERSED FOR A NEW
TRIAL, MIND YOU, AS 1T COULD HAVE
DONE. BUT FINALLY SETTLED 1T WITH
A Observation-Disclosures 1T OUT OF
COURT, AS 1T WE'RE"
Another instance of the recklessness OF
this commission searching State officer
might be cited in his case against the
Alcorn A. & M. College in which he sought
to set aside conveyances of land formerly
owned by this College and sold by the
State to defendant companies through the
board of trustees composed in part or Tx
Governor A. J. McLaurin Bishop Charles b.
Galloway, Hon. A. A. Kincdnnon and Hon.
H. L. Whitfield, the latter two being ex-
State superintendent of Education, the
two former having long since passed to their
last reward.
Thousands of dollars were involved in this
suit and large sum in commissions.
In the decision of Chancellor v. A. Grit
fifth he also disposed of similar litigation
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-07-12
INSURANCE
COMMISSIONER
Russell-Robertson Plot Ex-
posed By Henry
OF KINDS COUNTY

Leads Him to Charge
Bishop Galloway Ex-Governor A. Mclurn Hon. Henry L.
Whitfield A. A. Kncannon With Fraud and Collision!
READ SEE!
Below Will Be Made BY M Henry In
Pocaontas Recently With Certain Amend
ments His Attention Since Then!
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-07-12
$s,se5.e7

These amounts make total of $18,74329
or $2,S438S more than enough to cover
collections paid him on February 20, 1921,
and belongs to the publication and fire fund.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-07-12

/ had made demands against all these
companies for the full amount of taxes,
which they would either have paid in full
or stood law suit, there being an honest
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-07-12

He filed suit against the
Mississippi Fire Insurance
Company for------------------$3 453.66
Compromised claim for--------- 2O,OOO.OO
Net amount received after
deducting his 20 per cent------- l6,OOO.oo
He made demands on the
National Life & Accident
Insurance Company Observation-Disclosures
Compromised claim for--------- 21,139.32
Net amount received after
deducting his 20 per cent------ l6,911.46
He made demands against
the Life & Casulty Insur-
ance Company for-------------$36 ,1S2.26
Compromised claim for--------- 100000
Net amount received after
deducting his 20 per cent------- 100000
Total amount claimed on
above ,O64O4
Total amount received-------- 4O,511.46
Net loss to the State-----------$77,55 25S
Quite 4 creditabIe performance!
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Oak Lake Neighborhood

Selma and Henry Anderson
called at S. c. Johnson's Sunday
evening.
Several young people enjoyed
themselves at c. J. Carlson's Sun
day evening.
A number of people from
neighboring towns picniced at
the lake Sunday.
Hildur Swenson arrived on
Thursday from Ely to spend the
summer at her home.
Agnes and Anders Anderson of
Duluth, autoed down on Saturday
and spent Sunday at home.
Oak lake was quite well rep
resented at the wrestling match
and dance held at Duquette Sat
urday evening.
Hilma Johnson is spending her
summer vacation at her home,
having finished her term of teach
ing in school C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Anderson
and family, Signe, Alice, Malvin
and Victor Swenson, Hiding
Magnuson, Victor Johnson and
Wilmar Carlson were entertain
ed at Alfred Anderson's Sunday
afternoon.
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WINDEMERE TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Gust Johnson and Archie
drove to Duluth Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Mossberg and
children are home again after a
few weeks stay at the f. L. Moss
berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Norlan-
der of st. Paul, drove up here Sa-
turday afternoon for a days visit
at Mrs. Anna Mossberg's.
A number of the young folks
IN this neighborhood had a party
at Oscar Carlson's last Wednes-
day evening. Another party was
given the following evening at
Fuller's old place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yngve and child
rem and Mrs. Yngve's father and
sister of Cambridge, motored up
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here and spent Sunday at the ].
H. Nystrom home. Mrs. Yngve
and the children are spending
the week at Nystrom's.
John Olson, Glenn, Mrs. Fergu-
son and son and Ida Olson autoed
to Sandstone Monday.
Miss Grace Street came down
from Duluth last Friday and
spent a few days at her home
here. She went on to st. Cloud
Sunday to start summer school.
Thursday evening. June IA,
Edwin Olson and Sam Anderson
gave a spaghetti party. The eve-
ming was spent in a very enter
tanning manner, dancing, music,
etc, after which a tasty lunch
was served to "a guests. The
boys proved themselves good
cooks as we'll as entertainers and
we are all looking forward to the
next party which will be held
Saturday, June 80. The same
crowd is invited.
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Elfrida. and the groom by Juno
johnson. Rev. Blair of Duluth,
read the marriage service. Mrs.
c. Berger sang two beautiful
solos. Refreshments were served
to large number of guests. Out
of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Burleson of South Shore,
S. Oak, Mrs. Casper Johnson of
Minneapolis, Mr.. G. p belong of
St. Paul, Mrs. Ed. Duquette and
daughter, Gertrude, of Duluth,
and Miss Matte Orbin of Sand
stone.
The John Weiss family moved
out to the Skogvold place Tues
day.
A jolly bunch Of young folks
had a picnic at Oak lake Sunday
afternoon.
The Burleson and Duquette
families left Sunday for Duluth.
They were accompanied by Miss
Pearl Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Johnson
came down from Duluth Monday
accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Lofgren.
Rudolph Lillebo, p. Erickson
and j. Narcotic had a spill re-
from election Monday
night. The usual good luck.