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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
POOR DOGGIE! WHAT
WORCESTERSHIRE
Prosecutors Get Gray Trying to Collect So Tax From
1000 Canine Owners,

delegated to go to the prosecutors
office and "straighten things up"
Don't yo uhave any dog at all
now" she was asked.
+ NO indeed. That one caused so
much trouble it was enough. We
would have had to pay a fine Of
$3.50 to the justice Of peace on It,,
but I my husband was in jail and
wouldn't be out until June, so they
let lis off. -"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
10 MRs GLADYs PALMER. AZ

TO MRS. GLADYS PALMER, 36C
Beauty Ave. on complaint Of weeds
and no oil on Beauty Ave.
". P. Hargon of the street COM
missiner's office said the weeds
would be cut if they could be
reached before the appropriation
was exhausted. Your street is not
billed for oil. so nothing can be
done. The oil appropriation is ex-,
hausted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26

MR.. FIXIT-We need help in get
ting the first alley south OF W. Tenth
ST. running east off Tbbs Ave. re
paired. Water stands on il for days
after rain. NeighbOrs-
Officials at the street commits
sioner's office said they would
order gravel or cinders placed in
the alley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26

If the bullet-proof armored NAH
car. tried out by postal authori-
ties on New York Central tracks,
near Brwester, y. Y, becomes
populaT. mail train robbers will
have % seek less haza rdous WORK.
As the bandits" stormed the
train. an automatic magnesium
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26

flash. released from within. flood
ed the countryside with light and
dazzled the hold-up men.
They kept blazing away without
making even dent, until mail
clerk, safe from exposure, opened
fire with riot gun controlled
through a special universal joint,
and routed them post haste.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
No Record Filed

Mr.. FIXIT-Property owners on
Cruft St, between Boyd St. and
State, have filed petition for exten
sion Of water mains. VIII you help
US? Residents.
Board of works records are not
posted to date. and there is no
record Of your petition. The board
will reach it as soon as possible.
Attention of members has been
called 10 your petition.
TO HUGH E. MORRIS. 1854 HOlli-
day St, on request 10 have State st.
from Climber to Holiday SITS.
graded
Officials at the street commits
sioner's Office say no grade has
been established in this block on
State Ave. and they cannot build
streets where no grade is made.
Petition the board of works for
graded roadway. This will force
the street under the street com
missioner
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26

Cd HILE automobiles are stick
IWI ing in the mud on their
street. residents of Parker
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
NACKAY WILL HAVE
z FACTORIES SOON
Machinery Has Been Shipped For End
Aqustein Plant Trucks Or.
dered For Routes

The first cheese from the Augusteir
cheese factory that started a couple
O. weeks ago. was put Or the home
market in this city last week and is
firding a ready sale.
While this factory is designed and
specializes in Swiss chees, yet the
local demand for American cheese
will be taken care Of The milk sup
ply at the factory, which is located
on the Swauger ranch, rear this city
is runring about $500 pounds per day.
This supply comes from neighboring
farms and is being enlarged as time
runs on. There will TO doubt be a
5000 pound daily supply delivered to
this factory within few months.
This factory was installed and is
being operated by Johr Augustein and
brother, the best Swiss cheese max
ers in the state of Idaho, if not il
the whole United States. They are
ratives of Switzerland and have been
brought up in the industry. They
find the mountain section of Idaho
here on Lost river, very similar to
their surroundings and conditios
in their native lard, and so well do
they like the section that they have
decided to put in the secord
factory here in Mackay. The rapid
development of the dairy industry il
this section irsures a 5000 pound
milk supply for this factory also. The
has been shipped from the
manufacturers and it is expected that
the factory will be put in operation
by the first of September. Two trucks
che for collecting and delivering the
milk supply to each of the two Mackay
factories, have been ordered.
Through the operations Of these
factories here the Miner freely pre-
diets that Mackay will become famous
for the quality of the Swiss cheese
1oduced.-Mackay Miner.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
DISASTROUS FIRE
At WHITE knob
Damages TotaIirg Over $4,000 Done
to Mine Property Last Tues
day

4 disastrous fire occurred at the
town Of White Knob. near Mackay
last Tuesday morning. and damage of
$4,000 was dore before it was brought
under control. It started in the resi-
dence Of Clyde Fishel adjoining the
i boarding house OF the Idaho Metals
Co, besides the residence. the board
/ ing house, commissary. ore house, and
store room had been completely burn
ed A portion of the loadirg platform
and tresde work was burned, buck
cts loaded with ore were released ard
started down the hill doirg consider
able damage to the equipment
Company OFFICIALS estimate that the
damage viii amount to about $4,000,
and that $4,000 of that amount is
damage done TO machinery. When the
tIestle demolished, great quantities of
ore, broken machirery and trestle
work lodged in the entrance of the
Cossaek tunrel and did considerable
damage.
The property is owned by the Idaho
Metals company ard is situated at
White Knob The camp name, few
miles from Mackay The company has
just recently decided to install a 1885,
ton mill to haEdle the ore from the
mire and construction work had just
begun at the site of the old smelter
about four miles from the fire. The
disastrous fire is bou1d TO delay the
company somewhat in completing
their plazs but report reaching here
states that the property damaged
viii be rebuilt at once.
The fire started at 700 a. m. Two
hundred boxes of powder were re-
moved from the store house before
the flames reached it.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
MRS VERN BRADBURY is
LAID AT REST LAST SUNDAY

Last Saturday the sad news reach
ed here to the effect that Mrs. Vern
Bradbury had passed away at her
home in Baker, Oregon.
The remains were brought to this
city for burial and services were held
at the Congregational Church last Sun
day afternoon and iTtermet was made
il the Challis cemetary..
1t is hard, exceedingly hard, to lose
a dearly beloved one and wher the
Grim Reaper ciaimes young wife
ard mother who has hardly reached
the state of womanhood the blow
seems greater than can be borre and
in this case the sympathy Of the com
murity is extended the bereaved ones
in double measure.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
CELEBRATION HERE
WAS A BIG SUCCESS
Neighporinq Communities Attended
And Had a Good Time. All
Were Well Pleased

Last Friday ard Saturday saw the
most successful celebration ever held
in ChalIis. A big crowd was in at
tendance durig the two days Of fun.
The program was started promptly
at ten o'clock on the morniTgof the
fourth ard was put through in snap
py manner. All events were closely
Contested and each made a good show
In the afternoon of the first day
two baseball teams composed Of Ram
shorrl and Livingston men TO
one team played Challis and Pahsam-
aroi men il another The game was
ar excellent exhibition of the Nat
ional out door sport ad resulted irt a
score of to 4 in favor Of the Rams
hors-Livingstor team. The boys from
UP the river were mighty clean
bunch of yourg fellows and Challis
wishes TO extend our thanks to them
for the important part they played in
making the celebration 2 success.
The secoTd day was a replica of the
first with the exception Of drag at
the exhibition grounds caused by sew
eral members of the Bayhorse team
failing to show up or time Otherwise
the big time was carried on in smooth
and expedious way. The game of
baseball the secord day with the
same two teams playing resulted in
e score of 8 to 5 il favor of the Chal.
1iF-Pahsamaroi team.
During thu entire celebration there
was very l.t'0
enc t'eirg bent to have a good time
and visiting people were very loud in
their praise of the celebration as
whole.
The main street was profusely dec
GRATED with the rational cOlors and
presented beautiful spectacle.
The buckirg horses and small events
were we'll worth the time of all.
The largest crowd from any one
locality in the county came from up
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Topern of the Seas

Cape Town is popularity known
among maritime men as 1.-THE Tavern
Of the Seas" principally because it is
the harbor of many strange craft
probably more than any other one port
so far off the transOceanic paths. Re
Gently a tiny craft arrived after voy-
age of 1900 miles. II was only %
ton yacht and was manned by three
Danes.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Legend About a Bird

The medieval legend about a bird
removing thorns from the crown placed
on the head of Christ is as follows:
The legend is that the crossbill, a
bird Of the family of fnches, whose
bill is peculiarly formed, enabling it
to extract substances deeply imbed-
ded. worked at the thorns of Christ's
crown, seeking TO extract them. and
its plumage became stained with
blood. For this act of mercy it was
blessed By the dying Savior.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Capitals of Missouri

Missouri has had three state cap
itals during its historic career. The
first was at st. Louis, from which
place it was moved to st. Charles
about 1921. 1t was permanently made
at Jefferson City in 1926. Alexander
McNair was the first governor after
the states admission in 1921.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Collars Blamed for Badness

A French hair specialist has come
forward with tine information that the
collars worn by men are a chief con-
tributing cause to mems badness He
maintains they press the veins and
blood vessels so that the hair does
not get a nourishing supply of blood
at all times.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
VIII Horses q Nuisance

Wild horses in the vicinity Of Bend.
Ore, have increased so rapidly that
they are becoming q nuisance. Ex-
tremely low prices for horses resulted
in the ranchers turning them out into
the mountains to shift for themselves.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Would Include All

Generally speaking. when a woman
reforms man she is content to devote
all her efforts to one individual. Men
want TO make law that will include
everybody and let it go at that
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Origin of Brides Cake

The brides cake of today is a relic
Of a Roman custom. At Roman mar
riage the bride was expected TO pre-
pare a part at least Of the wedding
feast with her own hands.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Food Solids

From 100 pounds of digestfble feed
nutrients the dairy COW returns IS
pounds of human food solids. the hog
1916 pounds, the steer Is and the
sheep &C pounds.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
IDAHO STATE WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Spring wool clip in our country
moved at good prices-Oil Refneries
supplying spray against Cotton Boil
Weevil - Building operations falliT g
off in mary states Mining activity
reviving-S new oil fields oper-
Highway construction and tram
portation line expanding.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
Obituary

Lena Elizabeth Wilkinson Bradbury
was born October 20, 1900, at Norton,
Kansas. At the age of TWO years
she moved with her parents Arthur
Wilkinson and wife to Challis and
lived here until the past year when
she with her husband moved to Bak-
Ell, Oregon
On February 4th., 1918 she was uni
ted in marriage to Mr.. verre Brad
bury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brad
bury ard died at the tender age of
&c years s months and Il days.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09

See our fancy boxed stationery. IS
to so cents a box This value will
really surprise you-The Messenger.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09

Placer mining suspended in Boise
Basin due to the shortage of water
supply.
Lakeview-Ore strike 250oz. silver
tc ton made at Hewer mire
Blackfoot cheese factory turning
out 1900 lbs daily.
Old Florence mining camp to be
opened by Seattle interests.
Gooding alfalfa mill shipped out
264O tors meal
Burley Minidoka irrigation pro-
joct has $4,000 acres alfalfa this year.
Idaho Falls citizens to erect "Wel-
come" arch at south entrance of Vel
lowstone highway
Boise - Excavation completed for
new L. D. S. Tabernacle.
Pocatello fitting up tourist park.
St Anthony - Cheese factory pro-
crossing rapidly. Expect to ship 100,-
coo lbs. monthly il near future.
Mackay-Idaho Metals Co. new mill
u be completed by Sept. l.
Moscow CHEEKY growers getting IL
creased prices this year.
Twin Falls-Prospects excellent for
bumper bear crop.
Emmett opens public library.
Moscow - Christians dedicate new
$4,000 church.
Kellogg-Three feet of ore struck
or main tunnel level of Nabob Silver
Lead Co mine.
Hailey-Minnie Moore mire taken
over by Philadelphia interests IL $3.50
0oO deal.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09

Register to vote.
All kinds of office supplies at Tbs
Messenger office.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09

the Salmon river and through their
DE- fronage the cost Of payingthe"fid-
dler" viii probably be met
The corr ,i'.ee end the towr as a
whole wisla3 20 extend our appre-
citation to those who afforded and we
want you TO know that the municipal
latch string is always harging out for
you
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09

A good slogan for Westerrers
would be Sound business ard reason
able taxation mears greater indust-
ries with larger payrolls.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09
PRESIDENT PETER
SANCU'NE AS EVER
Head of New York-ldaho Exploration
Co. Says Mascot Will Resume
Soon.

Joseph w. FuId returned Tuesday
from Salt Lake City where he was
called for a conference with Charles
Peter, president of the New York
Idaho Exploration company. The
company has just been organized by
the election of two directors to take
the places of two who resigned.
President Peter was sanguine that
the Internal troubles OF the company
we're at an end. He assured Mr.. Fuld
that every dollar of Indebtedness
would be paid, not orly in connection
with the Mascot, but at the Yellow
Jacket and the Eureka as well. The
last two ramed properties are to be
taken over or new leases. and work
at the Mascot is to be in full swing
il, a short time, according TO assur-
ances given by the Haley
TimertNews-Miner.
Cascade-Cornerstone laid for rev
$4,000 community church.
Parma to get rev depot
ce-Independence mire strike
ere assayirg Is per cent lead and AS
OF. silver.
Lewiston Annie Laurie Miring,
Miilirg & Smelling Co. building pow
er line mile to property.
Hazelton cheese factory starts op-
erafions.
IDAHO collected If first five months
s169.i2S gasoline tax.
Boise Diamond Match Co. com
plofss purchase of s75GIOOO timber
from state.
More than 100000 pounds Lewiston
county wool sold at around go certs.
Boise - Street car company asks
frarchise to operate bus service from
end of present lire to new station.
Pocatello - Unior, Pacific building
large new power plant here.
Wallace - Large body commercial
ore exposed il Sunshine mine.
In the past ni2e years more than
100000 permanent federal officials
have been added to the rolls IL
cost to taxpayers s196,591,-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-09

In the past ni2e years more than
100000 permanent federal officials
have been added to the rolls ir-
cIeasing cost to taxpayers s196,591.-
COO.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
MIK16s NAGYHERCEGET CARRA
KORoNAZTAK.

Parisban es francia fGvaros k0r.
nyeken el n6hany orosz nagyhcrceg, a
Xix valos;igos udvartartast teremtettek
maguk kore szemolycs hivcikb0l. A nagy
hcrccgeknek cz kis6rte epen olyan
ccremonias tiszteletadassal viselkedik
n Romanovokhal szemben, mintha meg
ma is fenallana az orosz woIfarchia
Feliik siirii erintkezest tartanak fen
sazdag parisi polgarok, akik azutan
oyakran rcndeznek tiszteltiikrc iinncpse-
gctket, adnak dinereket vagy ielennek
meg naluk latogat6ban. Eay iiyen szi-
koru etikett alapjan lezajl6 iinnepseg
volt q apokban Boris nagyherceg villa
jaban. A nyaral6 ablakai ez alkalomra
szinte legmentcsen lc voltak zarva Is
| Il nagyhercegi kolonia tagjain kivul
csak kol0nia legintimebb baratai vol
i tax hivatalosak. NeEezetes aktus zallot,
lie ugyanis a saut claudi villaban: sza
lbalyos koronazas. A parish lapok jclen
]tese szerint Mikl6s na2yheceget, meg
/ gyilkolt III. Mik6s car unokaoccsst, q
mindcn oroszok carjava koronaztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06

me mcglsjzcitett6k a tanyat, f0lfeszitett6k
a ,kamra a5tajlt Is behatoltak. A So
t6tben nom lattak hust, de 6szrevstt6k
D lstakart nagy tek1i6t. AIT hittek, hagy
ahban van a hus. Felkaptak 6s elvitt6k.
iKora rcggel gazda kimemt a kamraba,
,hogy a halottat a szobaba Nigye ts fol
ravataJozza. Macy meglepctesere ka-
mara ajtajat tarva-nyitya talalta. AIT
hitte, hogy levigott diszn6 husat lop-
TAX cl. De tevcdett, inert tolvajok az
any6s holttestet emelt4k el. Mem titkol
hatta tovabb dolgot, elment csend-
6rokh6z es jelentette, hogy ismeretlen
tettesek elloptak az any6s holttcstet. A
.csendor0k furcsa iigybcn azota nyo
moznak, de sem tolvajokat, sem a holt
testet mem ta.altak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06

Egy kassai tud6sit&s Jszerint, hiaba
hivjak az 6si Kassat Kosiceznek, az
mindenkeppen magyar maradt p cseh
uralom alatt is. Kassa haromnegyed
resze magyar IS mem kell fslni, llogy ei
cschcscdnck vagy eltdtosodnak. SGT
az idegcnek tanuljak meg az 6slakossass
kcdveert a magyar nyclvct, hogyi tar
salalni 6s gazdasagi teren erintkezni
tudjanak v6reinkkel. A pragai kor-
many mar fcl is hagyott azzal. hogy a
varost kivetk6ztesse magyarsagab6l.
Bar posta 6s vasut f6kent cseh, DE-
mar penziigyigazgatosag, az ad6hiva.
tai meg a bir6sag r6gi magyar tisztvise
loi ma is helyiilsial vannak 6s elo is
ltpnck. A tot nyelvet csak bivatalos
hclyisfgekben .3hasznaljak. Az utcdn
alig ballani mast, mint magyar sz6t
Csak az erthetetlon, mogy miert ires a
magyar szinhAz n,inden este IS hogy
miert nom partoliak az ottani magya.
rok ezt fontos 6s pompas magyar tar.
sulntots Rakoczi hanvai oft nyugosz
max varosban: szabadsag fejcdelmt
nck a szclleme mem ihlcti meg ma
cyan lslkekct9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
MEGFAGYOTT Az UTOISO
BAKoNYI BETYAR.

Donna Wendell S3 ewes juhasz, Sata-
nyu J6zsi bandajanak hires alyezsrc,
Szeptgalr6l Balatonfiiredre igyekezett
rokonaihoz, azonban a rettenetcs hi
degbcn a hidegkuti erd6ben eltevedt IS
megfagyott. A sorsnak kiilonos szesze-
lyc. hogy eppen abban az erd0ben ertc
el q balal. ahol Savanyu bandajanak
fsBykoraban sokaig tart6zkodott. A
t6tyazsonyi hatarban meg most is van
elasva abbol rabolt pGnzbol, amelyet
Savanyu Jozsival szereztek es az uldU-
zcs miatt sietve kellett elrcjteniok. Ez.
q kiszabaaulaS utan sem Savanyu 10
zsi, sem . mem tudtak megtalalni a
.ejtctt kincs, mint az inkak kincsc
szcrencses mcgtalal6ra var. Donna szc
melyeben sirba szallott az utols6 be
tyar is, akit Nagyhidegkuton temettek
al.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06

ezel6tt is1ncrtem meg. akkor 16 eszten-
dos voltam. Nehany esztend0 mulya
egybekeltiink es egy farmoD eltank.
Ez alatt az lido alatt meg esak almodni
Sc mertem volna arr6l, hogy ferjem
L6. Sohasem Eifiink ugy, mint "a tobbi
hazasemberek es sohasem vagy6dtunk
gyarmekek utan. AIT hiszem, sohasem
beszeltiink err6l, csak ARA emlekszem,
hogy naponta egyiitt voltunk es mindig
nagyon kedvesek es figyelmesek vol
tunk cgyinashoz. Nagyon szerettem
Willyt. Szerelem? Mem tudom pontosan
mi az, de mi nagyon j6l megfertink
egymas mellctt. Csak italian akkor mem
volt egeszen kedves hozzam, amikoi
ARA igvekezett rhvenni, hogy ne .beszel
gcssek szornszedjainkkal a csalddi ele
tiinkr6l. Egyszer azzal is fenyegetett
hogy megol, ha sz6lok. Willy neha ia.
gyon beteg volt. de sohasem engedt;
meg nekem, hogy vetkozodesnel sc
gitseg6re legycn6 Mindig kulon haloszo
baban aludtunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06

tai mellett bcszelget, mellette egyik ro-
kona ringatja kis Lasz1o Andrast ole.
ben. Laszlone kijelentette, hogy ferje
Ut tenyleg eladta es 20-an mennenek
ntana IA fogattal Als6csernatonba. Mem
varta be az clszallitas napjan esetlcg
trhet5 Acknowledgements, hanem ott-
hagyta Ldszlo Andrast es bcadja ellene
a vAldkeresetet, hisz szilcinek van egy
kis vagyonkajuk, a gyermck- meg asz-
szonytaytassal cgyitt meg fog tudni
elni. Mathis Andrashoz mem mcgy, inert
ct eladni mem lchet, mem teszi magat
koznevetseg targyanak, az ura nagyon
tevedett, ha AIT hitte, hogy az asszonyt
is el lehet, adm mint egy marhat.
Ez az eset tartja izgalomban ha-
rom szekely kozseget es tarjak a fej-
lemenyeket, hogy vajjon Mathis Andras
bcperi-e Laszlo Andrast karteriteset
hogy feleseget januar 2o-an neln
adta at szerzodes ertelmeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06


mes baromfianyag importalasaval ba-
ronlfi tenyesztorzsanyagunk megazapo-
rodott. M&neseink l6annyaga mes4oze-
liti q regi HtszAmot.
T0rveny kesziilt az alfoldi erd3k tele'
pit6sArSl es fAsitasar6l, !yalamipt AZ
erdSbirtokhitslr5l, k6zben lnegyezer
kat holanhl nagyobb terxleten- erd6se-
GEEK ietesiiltek az Alf0ldon. vi faisko-
laink kerteszcti termelesiink ,javara
gyarapodtak.
Jclent6sek. az eredm6nyek u hazai
z6ldstg, kcrti magtermeszt6s es virag
hagymlakkal val6 Aiserlctck k6ril is.
Torx6ny intszkedik q borok nlin5-
sdgenek feljavitasarQ, a szJl6telepitas
szabhlyozasar6. A megkezaett amerikai
vesszotelepitesek is sikerrel jartak q
kiosztottak 2 Is fel milli6 sima Is TOT
czer gyokcres amerikai ss6l6vesszS4
J6vcdelmez6bbe tetettek az allami bor
pincek is.
| A tejertekesites erdckeben tejsz0vet
kezeti k0zpont alakult es miik0d0t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
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magassagat. Okat vilagosan megalh-
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termelesben, amely a megfelelo er6vel'
val6 rniiyelest, a mitragyanak es mo-
Germ gazdalkodks egysb eszkozeinek
hssznalatH tsjescn lehctetlenns tette.
Az koriilm6ny azonban, hogy az euro
pal aliamok legnagyobb reszc megsiny-
lctc p6nze vasari6 crrjenck gyengile-
set, ujabban ismft fokozott er6feszites-
re 5sztslSeltc mczGgaEdasAgot. A fei-
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Rai mez6gazdasag celul tiizte XII Euro
pa lak6ssaganak az eur6pai termel s.
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pot. nsclyct a iegnjabb .esztend6khen
mutatatt, q kitiiz6tt Gel pahany even
beliil elerhet6. Az lit k0yetkez6 sza
mok vilagosan megmutatjak az utolst
ket ev buzatcrmeseb6l vonhat6 tanulsa
| got: Milo metermazsaban szamitva ~
1929. eyi gbuzaterm6s az 1922. ev-
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