davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
STRESSEMANN POHROZlL SNEMU.
ROZPUSTf JEJ, NEPRIJME-u VLADNf
t PREDL LOIIU.
vkOLfNE MAD RYNEM vYPUKLY vAzNE
vYTRzNOSTI z HLADU.

situaci. President doruGil mu
pax dekret, jimz Sc rozpousti
parliament. S timto v kapse
Stressemann vratil Sc do Ease
daciho salu a dal snemu ma
vybranou, chce-li mfti 1stavni
no nebo nelstavniho diktato-
ra. Pc pfikladu italskeho Mus
soliniho prohlasil, ze vlada
jest rozhodnuta zachraniti ze-
mi $ pomoci parlamentu moz-
no-li, autokraticky a bez par
lamentu, kdyz to bude nutno.
Uvolil Sc cekati az do soboty.
Mezitim situace horst Sc WI
cihlede. Dnesni kurs byl s.
100000 marek "a dollar, ale
az 100000 marek bylo ma
biZenO.
Kolin mad Rynem, II. rij-
ma. Vytrznosti zapocaly v Ko-
line, privodene nedostatkem
potravin, namnoze hladem.
Casne rama vypleneno bylo
ma trzisti nekolik stankI s
brombory, poradek byl vsak
brzy zjednan. Pc cely den hn6
vivf muzi zoufale hospodyn9
Nv delnickych ctvrtich chodili
cd obchodu k obchodu, stezuji
zee 81 ma ceny, jez Chilly to ma
lprosto nemoznym koupiti. 81
nejnutnejsf potreby zivotni.
Nezamestnany muz dostava
"a bezici tyden 1,00O,00
marek, zacez 81 NIUE koupiti
libru margarine (pamasla) a
dodatecnych 100000, kdyz je
zenat.
Rozbijeni vykladnich oxen
a pokusy pleneni udaly Sc v
mnohych castech Kolina dnes
,vecer. Vsechny zabavni mist.
nosti a restaurace jsou zavre-
ny. Ulice jsou plny lidi a Sc.
, paratiste pouzfvaji teto situa.
Ice k politicke agitaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12

Berlin, II. rijna. Kancler
Gustav Stressemann vrhl ru-
kavici nemeckemu narodnimu
parlamentu dnes. Pozadal, a
by byl zakonit6 ustanoven L.
stavnim diktatorem Nemecka
a hrozil v pripade odepreni
rozpustiti sn6m vyhlasiti Sc
"a "ne1stavniho autokraticke-
no diktatora."
Dal pax sn6mu lhGtu az do
sobotu ma rozmyslenou. Stress
seman, kdyz pronesl svoji W.
hr6zku, mel v kapse dekret
presidenta Eberta, jimz Sc roz
pousti snem. K tomuto smele-
mu kroku dohnan byl tim, ze
veskera cinnost vlady byla o.
chromena hadkami a spory v
parlamente,. k vIli nimz otaz-
ky opravdu vazne zanedbava
ny.
Pfi klesani papirovych pc
nez o sto procent denne a pri
cenach potreb zivotnich neu-
stale stoupajlcich, pri vzrIstu
nezamestnanosti a hladu We
vsech castech zeme, narod je
zmitan vlnou neklidu a nepo-
koje.
Vteto situaci RISKY snem
vahal cely tyden a debatoval,
staa, nael BY powerful vlAda mi-
moradnou moci, tax ably mo-
hla celiti acknowledgement po-
merlin.
Kdyz snem sesel sc dnes, a.
by prijal predlohu udelujici
vliad6 diktatorskou moe We
tretim cteni, shledano, ze te-
mer 100 clenG bylo nepritom-
no, kdezto veliky pocet j.
nych vysel ven a odepreli hla
sovati. To znamenalo jistou
smrt vladni predloze. p
Kanclef Stressemann ode
bral sc tudiz do uradovny pre-
sidenta Eberta a vysvetlil mu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
KONEC STAVKY UHLOKO-
Pt v CESKOSLOVENSKU.

Praha, Z. fijna. (Kabelo-
gram ,CSTK.) Stavka uhloko-
pi Y Ceskoslovenske republi-
ce, jez trvala sedm tydnd, je
skoncena. Ustredi uhlokopI a
tezaTstva schvalila navrh ma
ukonceni stavky. Move smlou-
w uzavreny jsou do konce
kvetna 1924. Srazka ma mzd9
kolisa cd 9 procent ma Kladen
sku az do 13 procent v Mo-
ravske Ostrav6. Ceny uhli ma
sledkem teto dohody a snize-
nj uhelne davky budou prI-
m9rne snfzeny o 20 procent.
Drobne uhli bude nejmene o
a koruny lacinejsi ma metric
KEN centu. Prace bude zahaje
ma v pondeli a v ltery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
FOSTER MA PEVNOU
NADEJI.
v zalozeni teto zemi vl6dy
dslniki . far1r1fi.

Chicago, IL. rijna. Work
ers Party pIjde dale pod vdd-
covstvim komunisticke interna
cionaly, az delnici teto zeme
vyhraji svlj BOZ proti kapita-
lismu a zalozi vladu delnikl
a farmarI."
Toto byla odpoved' Villa
ma z. Fostera a G. E. Ruthen
berga, nejprominentnejsich a.
merickych komunisti ma radu
porazek, jez utrpeli ma sjez-
du Americk6 Federace Prace
v Portland, Ore.'
Zdejsi clenov6 lstredniho
vyboru Workers Party otevfe-
ne doznavaji sve spojeni mo
skevskou internacionalou a We
svych nezdarech' v Portlandu
spatruji pouze docasne ,vitez-
stvi v delnickem hnuti Samu-
Ella Gomperse a Johna L. Le-
wise "jejich masiny."
Tvrdi, ze vsichni delnfci
jsou We skutecnosti s Fosterem
a Ruthenbergem, ale prekaz-
ka jest v tom, ze nemaji zad-
nych organd, jimiz by mohli
tlumociti svdj protest prot
zpatecnickemu rezimu v delhi
ckem hnutf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
MUzSTVO PARNlKU IA
HYNULO.

Key West, Fla, II. rijna.
Jest velmi malo nadeje dnes
vecer, ze zachranili Sc nekte-
Fl z triceti lodnikd ma parni-
ku City of Everett, jenz Sc po
topil dnes rano, $50 mil zapad
ne cd Dry Tortugas. Parnik
Comal patral dlouho ma miste,
kde Sc Everett potopil a dnes
vecer zaslal depesi do zdej-
sfch lodenic sdelujici, ze ne
nasel zadne stopy po zachran-
nyche tlunech potopivsfho sc
parnfku. City Of Everett yozil
vyhradne olej a mel 1889 tun
nosnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
WAX PkEPADEN v
TUNELU.
TFi muzi zastfeleni bandity,
jeden zabit pfi dynamitova-
nj kxry.

Redding, CAL, II. rijna.
Vlak els. 13 ma Southern
Pacific draze, jenz jedi me-
ri Portlandem a San Franci-
Iskem, pfepaden byl. .dv6yna .lu-
|pici zfavHa kdyz sc vynofil 2
tunelu Y Siskiyou horach ma
rozhranf mezi Oregonem a
Kalifornii dnes odpoledne..
Til vlakovi zrfzenci byli "a
streleni; postoyni kara byla
dynamitovana a vyplenena a
jeden z klerki byl zabit pri
vybuchu. Nebylo mono do
sud zjistiti, jaka byla korist
|lupici.
Jmena zabitych jsou: S. l..
Bates, strojvedouci; Marvin
Seng, topic; C. O. Johnson,
brzdic; Elvyn E. Dougherty,
postovni klerk.
Cestujici nebyli vdbec obte
zovani bandity, aniz nektery
zranen vybuchem, pokud dalo
sc zjistiti dnes vecer.
Prepadeni vlaku bylo podle
vseho bedliv6 planovano a je-
nom diva muzi Sc ma nem podi-
leli. DIE jedne verse cast stre-
chy tunelu byla sborena vybu-
chem a strojvedou = do
nucen zastaviti, kdyz trosky
zatarasily trait. V tom jiz lu-
pici priskocili k locomotive a
zastrelili strojvedoucfho, topi-
&c a Johnsona, jenz patrne s
mimi jel, ackoli nebyl zrov-
ma We sluzbe.
Bandite bezeli pax k po.
stovnf kare, jejiz dvefe vyra.
zili vybuchem dynamitu a tim
ze zpusobem rozbili ocelovou
pokladnu, jejfz obsah vypleni.
Iii a zmizeli. Pn vybuchu u
smrcen 'byl klerk Dougherty.
Po banditech zahajeno j.
hned patrani okresnfmi, stat
mimi federalnimi 1fady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12

Uderem 8. hodiny, David
Stovall, demokraticky vIdce
We snemovne, zahajil zaseda,.
nj tohoto odvetvi legislatury.
Vsichni clenove byli pritomni.
Poslanci w. M. Vernonovi pr
vne udeleno bylo slovo.
'Po mnoho dni," pravil, 20.
klahoma byla zmitana bouri.
Doufam, re sesli jsme Sc, aby
chom dali dIm mas do porad-
ku. Celime vazne krisi av
mem mineni zadny snem v hi
storii Unie nesesel Sc, aby roz-
hodoval o vecech tax dnlezi-
tych.
"Otazka pred nami jest,
name NIT svobodnou vladu v
Oklahom6 neb ma byti stat
vrzen We zmatek a anarchii.
Vidime stat Oklahoma Sc sa-
VII protfnajici jeho t6lo. Mas
lid jest neklidnym q nespoko-
jenym. My potfebujeme vdd-
covstvi, vIdcovstvi muzi cha
rakternich, muzii sc smyslem
pro spravedlnost, lidskou Ia
skavosti jejich srdcich, mu-
Ia, ktefi privedou Oklahomu
zpet ma jeji prave misto v ro-
dine statI."
Ia spfedsedu ssleinesny sve-
len byl posianec w: D. McBee.
:vddce opposice proti Waltono
vi. nacez pax guverner uv6do-
men formalne, re sn9m jest
v zasedani a jeho poselstvi
cteno. Kdyz klerk skoncil, tn
a tam oval Sc potlesk. OdpIr
ci Waltonovi pravi, re pri-
jmou proti-Klanovy zakon. a
lie nedaji 81 predpisovati guver
nerem, jakeho druhu zakon
takovy ma btti. Doznava Sc,
re vetsina poslancI jsou Gle
ny Ku Klux Klanu.
Dnes odpoledne snemovna
jednohlasne prijala resoluci.
kterou Sc narizuje predsedovi
McBee jmenovati vybor, jenz
ma vysetrovati ciny statnich
urednikI uvazOvati obza-
iovani guvernera.
Behem dne guverner Wal
ton vydal rozkaz, jimz sc zru
suje vojensky zakon vsude We
state.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
VELIKA PucKA NEMECKU.

Londyn, IL. rijna. Dfivejsi
nemecky kanclef Cuno
nyni " Americe dlicf. sd9lil
berlinske Wade nabidku syndi
katu americkych bankeri.
pnjciti Nemecku 125.O0O, 900,
die berlinske depese k Exchan
ge, telegraph. Ia penfze tyto
mali byti koupeny suroviny.
Jako zaruku americk& skupi-
ma zada hypoteku ma ,nemec-
ky movity majetek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
ANCLICKA VLADA KRITI.
SOVANA.

Londyn, II. rijna. - We
vcerejsi schizi risske konfe-
renee, ma niz podilejf Sc "a
stupci vsech anglickych kolo-
nil, bylo politika lorda Curzo
ma podrobena ostre kritice q
vlada anglicka byla vyzvana,
aby upustila cd politiky mega.
ce a ucinila rychle a rozhod.
ne kroky v zajmu konstruktiv
nj politiky v Evrope a aby pri-
cinila Sc v souhlase s ostatni-
mi spojenci o brzke rozreseni
reparacni krise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
0KLAHOMSKf SNEM V zASEDANl.
ZVOLIL VYBOR K VYSETROVANfs
GNU GUVERNEROVYCH.
WALTON We SVEN POSELSTVf zADA POTLACENf
KU KLUX KLANU ZAKONEM

Oklahoma City, Okla, IL.
fijna. Sn6movni vysetrovani L.
rednich cinh guvernera Walto
ma, cd nehoz ieho nepratele
ocekayaji obzalovani sesaze
nj S dradu, jest V proudu.
We sve proklamaci guver-
ner uvedl, ze snem svolan je
do mimoradneho zasedani "a
1celem uplatn6ni zakoni ma
kontrolu cinnosti Klanu, avsak
kdyz zakonodarci sesli Sc dnes
" 9 hodin rano, vibec Sc neo-
birali onou organisaci.
Vyslechli mlcky v6tsinou
s vyrazem opovrzeni ma tva-
itch poselstvi. v nemz guver-
|ner pranyroval Klan a svalo-
val ma n6i zodpov6dnost "a
radu zlocinI spachanych v O.
klahom6.
Galerie v zasedacim sale
snemovny poslanecke byly pre-
pln6ny lide. kteri nemohli
Sc dostati dovnitf, tlacili sc v
chodbach kapitolu. Guvern6r
byl We sve kancelafi, avsak v
rosledni chvili sc rozhodl, ze
nedostavf Sc osobne pied spo-
lecnk SasedanL speimu, ackoli
|tato vysAda byla mu udslens
ma nalehani demokratickycf
lvidcI.
GUY. Walton We SVEN posel.
stvi pozaduje bezodkladne "a
kroceni snemu proti Klanu v
Oklahoma a skonceni konflik.
tn po celem state 'mezi vidi.
telnou neviditelnou vladou"
Predpovidal, ze dojde jeste k
v6tsim zmatkIm a trenicim
nebude-li snem jednati rychle
Sc svym poselstvfm guver.
ner postal do snemu spoustu Ii
stovniho svedectvi, jez v jeho
presvedceni dokazuje, ze Klan
ma pod palcem vladu statni
jakoz v mnohych mestech a
okresich. Soucasne predlozil o.
snovu, ktera, kdyby stala sc
zakonem, odmaskovala by
Klan a donutila jej prozraditi
seznam cleni Iradim. Snem
vIbec. o predloze nejednal, ny
brz odkazal il vyboru, kde asi
zlstane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
TOM MIX PORANEN w.
BUCHEM.

Santa Cruz, CAL, IL. fijna.
Tom Mix, znamy filmovy he
rec ma lokaci v horach Santa
Cruz byl poranen vcera, kdyz
naboj dynamitu vybuchl pred
casne. Mix mel pfejeti a hned
potom mel nastati vybuch. Ma
mist9 toho dynamitovy naboj
vybuchl zrovna ,kdyz prijizdel.
Poranenf jeho nejsou vazna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
STRELNA ZBRAN v RUKOU
DETf.

Toledo, O., II. fijna. Al
bert Beadle, 9-lety, byl "a
stfelen dnes odpoledne Fran
KEN Jawarskim, 8-letym, 9
nfmz 81 hral kdyz poslednejsf
namffil ma neho rucnici q Ter
tenn zvolal 'ruce vzhuru". Ho-
81 nevedei, be rucnice jest ma
bita, pravil Frank.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
FORD PoJcUJE DETRoITU.

Detroit, Mich, II. fijna.
Mesto Detroit dluhuje Henry
Fordovi jiz $5,OOO,00O. Ford
Motor Company pijcila vcera
mestu 100000 ma rozsireni
site poulicni drahy a ma stav-
bu kanali. Jeden eek ma ST.
100000 a druhy ma $75O,OOO
odevzdan byl mestu a $780,
900 slibeno, kdykoli jich bu-
de treba. Pred tim jiz pdjcil
Ford mestu $3,000,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
sEDM LIDf zABITo.

Williamsport, Pa, II. rijna.
Sedm osob bylo zabito a n6ko-
lik poran6no dnes, kdyz osob-
nj vlak ma Elmirske divisi
Pennsylvania drahy vrazil
do dostavniku ma kfizovatce v
Hepburnville, blize tohoto me
sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12
SEST OBETf JEDOVATE
WHISKY.

Pana, ILL.,, IL. rijna. Sest
vIdcich obcani zdejsich jest
mrtvych a tri JIM v kritic-
KEN stavu nasledkem poziti
jedovate whisky, jez die tvr-
zeni lradI byla koupena v
jedne zdejsi mistnosti, kde
ma oko Sc prodavaly pouze Ii
huproste napoje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-12

ME lodniki utrpela mnoho cd
I. w. w., avsak pozvolna Sc
yybavuje z jejich vlivu.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04

This is the time of year to blast
those rocks which have been causing
a loss of money in time and broken
farm machinery. Sodatol is the
cheapest explosive to use, for you
only pay the cost of c%artr'dging,
packing and shipping. Consult your
county agent or write the State col
lege extension service.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04

Hand County plans to have more
boys and girls feeding baby beeves
than ever before. There is just one
month in which to prepare and get
started. Last year this work was
held up because of the County Ex-
tension fund election. Even then the
two boys went ahead and fed calves
to a successful conclusion. These
were Dwight Morrow, who fed d
Hereford and Ernest Wilmington who
fed a Shorthorn, both of st. Law
renee. These boys placed third and
fourth respectively in the State Fair,
Boys and Girls Club contest. Nor
rows steer was slightly undersizc
though it brought $1O0.25 in the sale.
Whittington's steer brought $1,000
Both these boys had tidy sums left
aftcr they paid their expenses.
Dwight Morrow is attending the State
Agricultural College at Brookings,
and is paying part of his way with
money made on his baby beef opera
tions.
Baby beef feeding is becoming more
and more popular In South Dakota
and particularly Hand County. A
number of farmers fed out their car
of baby beeves in this county this
This work with the boys and
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04
BABY BEEF CLUB

Says Alfalfa ALI: Empty wagons
make the most noise"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04
BE Sure It's ChOlera-Then Go Ahead
With Proper Treatment
BY DR.. G.. II. Conn.

Every herd of infected hogs should
have thOrO pOSt-mOrtem examination
before treatment for cholera, as the
animals may have tuberculosis, swine
plague, ptOmaine poisoning or pneu-
mOnia. An exact diagnosis should be
made before administering hog chOl-
era serum, for it may save unneCes-
sary loss.
Sanitary ana hygienic measures aid
greatly. II never is advisable nor
practicable to use the serum alone in
I herd already infected, unless it is
possible to market the animals in four
or five weeks, as they will be almost
sure to become reinfected in a short
time. Even in such a herd, it is best
TO give from one and one-half to
double the ordinary dose of serum
and one-half the dose of virus ordin-
arily used.
Hogs vaccinated in a filthy, dusty
place or kept in such a place after
treatment are likely to develop blood
poisoning from Tie needle wound and
die in a short time. After the stimuli
|taneous or double method, hogs usu-
ally have a slight rise in temperature
and often are depressed and l~istless.
Under such conditions they are very
likely to contract pneumonia. | have
known of several herds in which loss
was heavy, due to hogs becoming over
heated and being crowded in filthy,
dusty pens Immediately after vaccin-
alton. AS soon as the animals are
treated, pens and feedlots should be
thoroly cleaned and disinfected and
no filthy hog wallows left. Hogs vac
cinated in cold weather should be
protected from ~storr.s and cold.
Sometimes a herd receiving the
double treatment does not do so well
as expected, and. sometimes another
herd, treated with some of the same
serum on the same day and under the
same conditions will do much better.
This often is because the dose of
Serum or virus was too smar Always
give plenty OF serum, as little
II any harm Will result Ger
dosage. Some ltlrds a .,hier
and better able to withstand me treat
ment than others,-Capper's Farmer.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04
THE WIFE
Mary Ann Gray
Weekly Service Hints Furnished by
State College Specialists OF
Br0Okings

Soups For Cool Days-Potato Soup
Pare s medium sized potatoes and
cover with boiling water; cook 80
minutes with " pint chopped celery
and 4 T. minced onion. Take / at.
milk, heating all but half a cupful in
double boiler; mix 1 T. flour with the
half cup of milk and add to heated
milk. When vegetables have cooked
80 minutes, drain of water into an
other kettle. Mash and beat vege-
tables until fine and light, add the
water, rub mixture through sieve and
put back on fire. Add salt and pepper
to taste, beat with egg beater for
three minutes, add hot milk with
thickening, add butter, 1 t. parsley
and serve at once.
Onion ChOwder-3 qts. boiling wa
ter, / pit. minced onion, / at. diced
potatoes, 2 t. salt, " I. pepper, 3 T.
butter, 1 r. fine herbs. Cook onion
and butter together for half an hour,
slowly so onion will not brown. Add
boiling water, potatoes, salt, pepper
and cook another hour; then put in
herbs, and serve.
Green Pea SOup-Cook one quart
shelled peas with 3 pts. boiling water
until peas are tender. Pour off wa
ter, saving it for later use; mash peas
fine, then add water they were boiled
in and rub through sieve. Return to
kettle, add 2 T. butter and / T. -four
creamed together, salt and pepper to
taste; gradually stir in / at. of milk,
which must be boiling hot. Beat well
and cook 10 minutes, stirring fire.
quently.
Mixed Vegetable Soups qts. water
at. shredded cabbage, l pit. sliced
potato, n pit. minced carrot, " pit.
each minced turnip and onion, l leek,
2 tomatoes, 2 T. each of minced celery
and green pepper, 2 T. butter, 3 t.
salt, u t. pepper. Add all vegetables
except potatoes and tomatoes to the
boiling water and boil hard for 10
minutes, then cook gently for l hour.
Add other ingredients and cook
hour longer. During entire cooking
have cover partially off stewpan,
This soup may be varied by tide use OF
different kinds of vegetables in same
proportions.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04
HAND COUNTY WOMEN DEMON.
STRATORS

Another recognition was given the
women's demonstration team that
represented Hand County at the State
Fair, when they were requested to
demonstrate at the Corn Palace at
Mitchell. Expenses of the trip were
taken rare of by the corn palace man
agement. Hand County's team "a
one of four teams participating in
these demonstrations. The ONE of
Hand County enrolled in the twenty
one clubs may we'll be proud of the
success of the team that represented
the county. TIE Hand County dem
onstrators are Mrs. Fred McPhail and
Mrs. Frank Thompson Of the st. Law
renee Township Club. They demon
strated Milk and Milk Dishes.
Z. Fl. Aicher,
County Agent.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04
TOPICS OF THE FARM
. Department Devoted Exclusively to Farm
Affairs in Hand County


girls is intended to give the young
people such training in Judging and
feeding young cattle that they will
have no ~hesitancy in taking up larger
feeding operations, when the time
comes for them to strike out for
themselves.
For the season of 1924 we want at
least 80 boys Or girls enrolled in the
baby beef club. May we obtain the
cooperation of the parents in this
endeavcr. Boys and Girls wishing to
feed a calf should get in touch with
the County Agent Immediately.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04

To clean that automobile radiator,
dissolve one-half pound of I've in five
gallons of water. Strain and pour in
to radiator. Run motor five minutes,
then draw off mixture and replace
with clean water. Run five minutes,
draw off and refill with clean water.
DO this several times to remove any
I've hat may remain.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04
A GOOD EDUCATION PAYS

Full college courses In Agricul-
ture. Commercial Science, Engin-
eering, General Science, Home Ec-
anomics. Pharmacy. Printing.
Special courses In Music. College
term begins September IL. 1895
Strong four-year courses in
Farming and Home-making for
common school graduates. School
OF Agriculture opens October %.
1923. For bulletins and further in
formation write:
so. OAK. STATE COLLEGE
Brookings
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04

Missing windows in the dairy barn
are not conducive to high production
during the winter months.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04
NOTICE

All parties holding coupons as part
payment on one sack of E-A-CO Flour
must present them for credit by Oct.
18th, 1923.
46 Greeves & Rudd.
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c U l. l. y

A silo full of corn chow,
A grain bin full of feed,
Alfalfa in the hay NOW
Fulfill the dairy need.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-04

Strawberries should not he mulch
ed until after the ground freezes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
MRS. COWAN DIES OF HEART
DILATION.
preston Nevp Seryjce)

Little Rock. Ark, Nov. THE life
less body of Mrs Geneva Cowan. aged
33 years, was found lying across rhl
curbstone at Eleventh and Rdngo SITS.
last Tuesday morning. She was immed
lately taken to the Jones hospital. but
efforts to restore life failed.
Mr.. Cowan had accompanied her
young son to school, and on leaving
MIN. started to do come shopping &C
cording to the examining physicians
she was apparently in good health
me coroner viewed the body Tuesday
afternoon and returned verdict that
death was due to di1ation of the heart
Mrs. Cowan was a highly respected
woman In this city. an active church
worker and especially interested IL
social and welfare work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
FERGUSON SISTERS REPORTED
MISSING.


columbus Ohio. Nov. 1.-THE local
police were searching Friday night
Tor two sisters, Helen and Minnie Fer
guson, aged IL aid 20 years respective
iy who have been missing from their
home at BIT Clarendon avenue since
they left for dance in Memorial hall
ON Wednesday night. The mother. Mrs
u. II. ferguson reported the disappear
ande OF the girls to the police on Fri
day. The girls left home masked to at
end Halloween party.
Miss Helen is described as being
live feet tall and weighing 100 pounds.
she wore costume of dark red bloom
ers and yellow cheese cloth waist with
a cheese cloth, hat. Miss Minnie. who
weighs 120 pounds and is five feet tall
wore black boomers black leggings a
mans white shirt, brown necktie
and q mans brown hat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
DIR. j. III. LEMORE CONVICTED.
preston News Service,

Murfreesboro, Tenn. Nov 7.-Dr. J =.
n. Lemore was found guilty last Mon
cay afternoon of involuntary man
slaughter with punishment fixed by
law at five years in prison, in come,
ton with the death of Mrs. Nellie san,
FORD, alleged to have been due to al
illegal operation performed by the de-
PENDANT.
1t developed that the husband of The
deceased woman paid DR.. Lemore al,
enormous sum before the physician,
would consent to perform the operat.
ION. Sanford was indicted jointly with
Lemore, but the trials were called
separately. The Sanford's are white
and said to be very wealthy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
ONE WOMAN SHOOTS ANOTHEI
ABOUT MAN.
(Preston News eervice)

Pine Bluff, Ark. Nov. miss Mary
Davis is alleged 10 have become anger
ed at the attentions a prominent widow
was paying to Buster clayton at Hal.
iowe'en party here last Tuesday
night. Miss Davis accosted the widow
ana suggested to her that she desist
from dancing with Buster. in fact stop
speaking to him. 1t is said that tho
1irery little widow retorted that she
would do nothing Of the kind where.
upon Miss Davis is said to have drawn
revolver and fired at the widow. the
buHet striking her left side. The vic
tim was taken n the hospital where it