davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
SAM sA ZvoLu IA MAYoRA

V New Middleton, O. boly v ia.
seni tiez vol'by jeden z kandi-
datov ma. trad mayora dostal len
jeden jediny HAS, patrne syoj
ylastny. Bolo to- tam posmechu z
neho! Ale mily jednc-v6tovy kan.
didat, ktoreho memo je Flickin-
ger, sa teraz smeje 2 protivnfkov,
lebo boil vyhlaseni "a nekvalifi-
kovanych ma lrs'dy preto, ze ne
pcdali do urceneho terminu tcty
70 svojich volebnych Nampanl.
Flickinger Dol jediny, ktory tax
urobil preto 81 rdbi naroky ma
lrad mayora. Jestli mu bude. lrad
prialdeny, 'bude jedinym mayo
rom hadam v celom svete, ktory
So dostal ma iirad jednynn JEDI,
nym hlasom q j to svojim vlast-
nym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
.YoUNGsTowNsKf TAJNf
CHYTILI BANDITU Il VRAHA

Detektivom LalN, Veneroso
'podarilo sa vystopovat chytit
v Cantone nebezpccneho bantIitu
a vraha menom William Baron.
ktory sa primal, ze bral beast vs
dvojnasobnom vyrabovani odboe-
ky Dollar banky ma Elm st. 4 zeS
on zastrelil obchodnika Gus Phil
lips ma Himrod Ave. 20. decembra.
Zistene bclo, ze Baron Dol re-
mesla zbojnikom a sedel uz Y sty-s
roch yazeniach. Bude sideny til
70 zavrazdenia Phillipsa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
sK0Ko PoLovICA RonfN
vLAsrNf TU svoJK DoMY

Herbert Hoover, minister OBJ
chcdu spojenych Statov vydal po
|tieto dni statistiku o MATTEL och
domov Y 6S mestach poeitajicich
vyse 100000 obyvatel'ov. Zpome-
dzi tychto miest Youngstown stoif
ma piatom mieste, TO sa tyka po-
meru poete majitel'ov domov.
Dl'a tel statistiky Ats percent ro-
din v Youngstown vlastni domy,
co je takmer najvyssie percento
v celom state Ohiog okrem Toleda,
ktore ie ma tret ON miestc zpo-
medzi tych 6s midst jeho per-
centO obnasa 494. Najviac mali
tel'ov domov nachodl sa v meste
Des Moines, Iowa, kdc 51.1 per-
cent obyvatel'stva vlastnf svoje
domy. Ma druhon mieste stoif
Grand Rapids, Mich. S 5O.2 perc.,
pctom Toledo 49.4 perc., Oma-
ha, Nebr. 48.4 a tax Youngs-
town SO 47.8 perc. Tomuto vyso-
kemu percentu vlastnenia domov
v n,asom meste sboly ma pomoci
p0zickove spolocnosti. ktore finan-
cujd takmer kazdy novostavajdci
dom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
s BILIONOV DOLAROV
MA STAVBU BUDOV

V Spojenych Statoch vydalo sd
"a minuly $5,922, 100000 ma stav,
bu novych budov kazdeho druhu.
Naviac vydane bolo penazi nd
stavbu skolskych budov sice ST.
l65, 100000, potion ma stavbu a.
partmentov $947, $4,000, ma stav-
bu tovarni $74S,O65 900 a. ma stav-
bu obytnych domov $710,75O,OO0.
Toho roku ocakava sa este vacsia
einnost v stavbe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
NEsLOBODNo NOsIT
KURY HLAVOU DOLU

Richard Mahsell. iiradnik hui
mannej kancelarie oakazuje obe-
censtvu, menovite gazdinkam, re
je to mucenie, ked' ncsia zive ku-
ry hlavou nadol preto arestovat'
bude kazdn osobu, ktor1 uvidi tax
kury niest'. Tiez odkazuje obchod-
nikom, aby vo vel 'kej zine alebo
hor1costi nedrzali kuryi vonka V
tesnych skatuliach, lebo to je
mucenie zvierat a preto previnil-
GOV bude arestovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
YOUNCsTOWSKf vETERANI
v0JNY "a BONUS

Obchodna komora v Youngs-
town zahajila kampan proti bo-
nusu, udavajac, ze honns odrocil
by sniEenie dani. Ma toto tvrde-
ME veterani -vojny sorganizovani
Y Youngstown Post No. Is. Anne
rican Legion vyniesli rezoltniu, v
ktorej odsudzuj,1 ohchodnd komo-
m . falosnej 'kampane, V ktorej
zavS3zaj1 obecenstvo. lebo ME je
pravda, zeby snfzenie dane mu.
lselo byt' odroSen6 pre- bonus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
Sloyenska banka
robl pokrok
Youngstown State Bank a Youngs-
town Savings 4 Loan Co. majl uz
prostriedkov tri stvrte miliona.

Ako Youngstown State Bank,
tax al jej sestersky nstav Youngs-
town Savings & Lean Co. pri uza-
vierani obchodneho roku vykaza-
" pekny pokrok. Prostriedky stat
nej banky obnasal,7 81. decembra
$685., ,902.33 pozickovej spoloc-
nosti *210,107.55, spolu $749, ,OO9. .Ss
co je okrnhle tri stvrte miliona
dolarov.
Tento staly. pokrck mono 81 len
talk vysvetlit'. ze ustavy, "a vede-
MIA p. Michala Willu, co predsedu
a direktorov, tesla sa vSeobecnej
dovere obecenstva.
Pred pol rokcm kombinovane
prostriedky obnasaly $7O8, 1914 .26.
tedy vzrast "a pol roka ie WISE
s4l 100000.
Ako statna banka, TAX al pozit-
kova spolocnost napomahajn Slo-
vakov vo ylastneni majetkov, po-
ziciavajdc i'm potrebny kapital.
Pomahanie vsak je riadene dl'a
tcho, kol 'ko je vkladov. Kto tedy
chce, ably Slovaci Youngstown
napredovali, musi napomahat
banku v jej pracach ukladanim svo
jich penazi do nej ma iiroky. Ban
ka je pod dozorom statu, ktory sa
stara bezpecnost' vkladov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
NASIEL INDIAN0v, KToRf
MAJU HVfZDACIU REC

j. R. Saxon, krajinsky horar OBJ
javil seyernej Kalifornii Indi-
anov, lStorl nehovoria, ale dorozu-
mievaTi sa. hvlzdanim. Saxon uz
bod pocul tychto Indianoch, ale
povesti neveril. Teraz sa sam o.
sobne presvedcil 0 pravde. Indi-
ami tito chovali sa ku nemu vel
mi priatel sky. lndiani sa nielen
medzi sebon "shovarali" hvizda-
MIN, ale j $ vtackami, ktore okolo
Mich poletovaly Indianom odpo-
vedaly svitorenfE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
PRECO fsT IA CUDZfM,
KED NAME svOJE

Slovaci a Slcvenky, fasiangy s,i
lz tn, name jednu slovenskn or
kestru, ktora hraje vsetky hudob-
ne kdsky, ako krajove, tax al A.
mericke. Orkestra je pod vedenim
profesora Jozefs M'cltohs'n'. sle
South Ave. Tel. Auto. 79629 Ked
usporiadate zabavu alebo mate ro-
dinna slavnost zavolajte Isl vzdy
tiito slcvensko-americkn orkestru.
]. DohFt Slov6k.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
PAN wASoK NEMocNY.

Pan Jozef Wasok, predseda S.
Odboru MSS. a popredny narod-
ny pracovnfk ochorel zaciatkom
tohto tfzdffa vel'mi nebezpecnc.
Nachladil sa slime, ale vd aka ry-
chlej lekarskej pomoci, predislo "a
komplikaciam a p. Wasok nachodi
sa az ma. ceste ku zdraviu. co mu
20 srdca prajeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
IDU zAVIEST SBIERKU
v PROSPECH MEsTA

Rozsiril sa chyr, re mestska spra
va poziada NEST 'anstvo miloda-
ry ma zaokrytie deficitu $436 900,
ktcry bude mat mesto toho roku.
Bude zavedena risdna sbierka
po domoch a ocakava sa cd kaz-
deho muza zenv, re prispeje.
Sbierka bude zahajena vraj V maj
blizSom case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
PREPUsTENf A zAs PRIJATf.

Nova mestska sprava chce mat
hodne cinnosti hodnp reklamy
V horlivosti prepustene bolo mi
mule "A policajtov 0 par dni na
tc znovu prijate do sluzby IA. z
tychto strnastich vsak len osen.
bude patrolovat po uliciach Sic
sti boil dani "a straznikov ku ze-
leZniGrym skrizovatkam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
NovY sLovENsKY oBCAN.

Pri poslednych zk1Skach kan
didatov ma obcanstvo so zdarom
prcsiel j p. Andrej Gmitra, znamy
Slovak Youngstown, ktory BY
va yo svojem dome ma Wabash
Ave. a dostal svoj obciansky pa
pier. IA svedkov mu boil p. Jan
Krispinyky p. Jan Curila 70
South Side. Novemu cibcanovi gra-
tulujeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
BLAHozELANIE.

Spanilej slecne Zuzaulne Ondru-
sko rodom File, zupy Spisskej
a panu Andrejovi Simkovi Po-
lonky, zupy Gemerskej, ku ich
snatku dina 26. januara v evanje-
lickom chrame sv. Emanuela bIa-
hozela a Bozieho pozehnania "
ich bud1com manzelskom zivote
srdecne praje
Juraj Puhalla 8 rodinou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
sTRUTHERs zAvEDIE sTOKY
DO 15 ULfC.

Ma sch0dzi mestskej rady '
Struthers bolo jednomyslne nsne-
sene vydziavat' mimoria'dne hla-
sovanie mest'ano "a vyd!anie bon.
dov V obnose $75, 900, ktorych pc.
nazi ma byt pouzite ma zavedenie
st6k (si1rov) do patnastich ulic
" tel casti mesta, ktora sa menu
je "Nebo". Mestski radcovia si
isti, ze NEST 'anstvo bondy odhla-
suje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
TERMIN PLATENIA DAM
PREDLzENY DO /. FEBR

Nasledkom vel 'keho navalu dan
platiaceho cbecenstva a inych pre-
kazok okresny Ictovnik Elias M.
Faust predlzil termin platenia dl-
nj z 20. januara ma ]. februara
Kto nezaplati do l. februara, bu-
de pokutovany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
PUHALovCoM zoMREL SYN

Styri-rocny Edward Puhala, syn
Stefana a zofie Puhala Z. 10
Millet Ave. zcmrel ma sarlach y
nedel'u rano. Oplakavajti no ro-
dicia bratia Michal, Stefan a
Valent. Pohrab boil domu smut
ku Y pondelok popoludni. Pecho-
vany boil ma Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
ROBOTNE Z z zZPRAVY
I NASEJ OKOLICE
Nastava vel'ke zvysenie 6innosti
vo vsetkych oceliarnach.

IaclatK0m tclhO tyZaila takmer
vsetky okolite oceliarne zahajiiy
pracu ma vacsej skale nez minuly
tWden a ma bndici majtl byt ope-
racie d'alej rozsirene. Vsade sa
hovori prichode lepsich casov
pre- oceliarnc. zelezo i ocel' zasi-
najil draziet' co je najlepsfm
znakom, ze polepsenie pomerov ne
Dude trvat' len par tSzdnov.
Clrnegie Steel, Trumbull Steel,
Sharon Steel Hoop a A. M. Byers
pracujii M paru tyzdnoy plnou
silcu. Youngstown Sheet and Tube
zvysila operacie ma 90 percent,
Republic Steel ma IS percent. Pl-
.nou silou pracujn al valcovne ako
Falcon Steel a Mahoning Valley
Steel. Newton Steel ma V cinnosti
II mlynov 20 20. Truscon Steel g.
General Fireproofing fracuj1
skoro plnou silou.
Behom tyyzdna zapalene boly
dve v.ysoke pece, jedna Republic
Steel, druha Carnegie. Yo.. Sheet
and Tube zapal'uje vysoktl pee v.
4Hnbbard "a d 'alsie bud1 zapalene
v kratkom case. To znamcna dost
suroveho zeleza pre- mlyny. Dote-
raz einnych je youngstownskom
distrikte 80 vysokych peel 20 45.
V Mahoning dolir1e ich je elm.
nych 26 3d., open hearth peel 55
70 &c., mlynov IS 20 12O., pajpov-
nj Is 20 II. Bessemeri sn vsetky
chime.
Jednotlive oceliarne ma blizkei
okolici maj1 nasledovne oddelenia
v cinnosti: Q
Yo. Sheet and Tube-Sest' Wy
sokych peel, 16 open hearth, Bes-
semer, tri blooming, 4 skelpovne
10 pajpovni, 20 harkovych "a tS-
cove mlyny, platnovy mlyn. dr6-
tovnu, klincovnu a pudlove cd
delenie.
Republic Iron & Steel-Styri
vysoke pece, II open hearths, diva
blooming mlyny, Sest' tycovni, q
skelpovne, osem harkovych sest
pajpovych mlynov.
Carnegie Steel-Sest' vysokych
peel, IA open hearths, diva bloom
ing a diva polo-f -finisujdce mlyny
IS tyeovni
Sharon Steel Hoop-Jednu wy
solSl pee, sest' open hearths, ty-
covnu, devat' harkovvch a styri
stripove mlyny.
Trumbull SteelJednu vysokl
pee sedem open .hearths, tri stri-
pove Al harkovych plechovych
mlynov.
A. M. Byers-Jednu vysokd pee
SO pudlovni diva valcove mlyny.
Dobre operacie oznamujti al O.,
statne tovarne ma okoli.
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Co. Mercer, Farrell, Shenango
a New Castle pracuje plnou silou
a American Steel & Wire Co. asi
30 percentovou silou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18

Y Chicagn zomrela dina s. janu-
ara pani Maria Matdsek, podpred-
sedkyha Slovsnskej Ligy. Pohrab
mails 10. januara, na ktorom Lieu
zastupovat tajomnik p. jan a. NJ
cur. .ss.
I. f. s. j. bude vydrzlavat ros-
nj scA6dxu n. jauuira n heteliI
HolleAasn n Clev velende ss rs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
ozNAMENIE RoCN. sCHoDzE

Oznamujem vsetklrm spolubra
tom ilcastinarcm Sokolovni na
1719 Homewood Ave., ze rocnti
sch6dzu budeme mat dna 20. la
nuara, v nedel'u vecer O Z. hodi-
ne. Kazdy by NAL byt pritomnt
j. L. Maruskin, spravca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
BANKA ZAVRELA DVERE.

Holland Banking Co. Spring
field, Mo-, ma radu jej direktorov
2avrela dvere. Banka ma vyse Sc
dem milionov dolarov prostried-
kov. Re pre- AXE priciny bola "a
vreta, neudava sa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
Ease semetrasenie v Japonsln.

v ntorok sa udalo slime zeme-l
trasenie Japonsku okoli Tokia
a Yokohamy, pri ktorom zahynnlo
80 pudf. Sta damov bOlo srntene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-18
| |
r R F: H AD
Z BoJA b sNfzENI1 DAM
a " BONDS.

r. tsees AAsAS4AOsNsA 30 @ ND Ass1 - 'AA@s'HA
vel 'kemu snfzeniu danf bohacom 4
"a proti ndcleniu bonlls,l vete-
ramon vojny.
Ia vel 'ke snizenie dani bohacov
stojf sekretar financif Mellon a
celia Vlada prezidentom, ako al
vacsina casopisov po krajine a O.
proti stoji vaesia cast oboch od-
delenf kongresu.
Prva stranka, ktora odporiiGa
vel Ike snKanie danf bohatvm l'u-
dom, ;stavia sa proti udeleniu bo-
nusu veteranom druha ciastka,
ktora nechce tax vel'ke snizenie
DAM, chce dat zaslizeny bonus
veteranom.
Argumenty, &tore prva stran-
ka upotrebuje sii ME mnohe, ami
ME slime, ale sd talk sikovne pred
lozene, ze sa zda, akoby va1sina
obyyatel 'stva Spoj. Statov i1ou
-sdhlasila. Hlavnym argumentom
tejto prvej stranky je, ze pade
dane bohaGom ncbudn vel'mi sni-
zen6 nastand plane easy, lebo -
vrai - bohaGi syoie peniaze No.
bud1 Wac davat' do noveho pod
nikania obchodneho a priemysel-
neho, ale ich ulozia do takych cen
nych papierov, ktore sd oslobode-
ne cd krajinskej dane Z prfjmov.
A proti bonusu je tiez z tel istej
prfciny, lebo tym by sa krajina
hlbsic zadlzila a nastat by mu-.
sely vacsic dane.
Druha stranka naproti tomu IL
daya, ze vlada dosavadnvch pri-
NOV mala vel'ky zvysok a a'keby
lepsie sporila, by mala este vaesi.
Preto, re ostal zvysok, vlada nema
udelit' 2 toho va6sie vyhody bo-
hacom v podobe vel'keho snizenia
DAM, ale ma vyhody 20 zvyskn roz-
DELFT tax, aby sa kazdy citil spra-
vedlive podeleny. A preto je IA
udelenie bonusu, "a vaesie snfze-
ME dani l'ud 'om $ malylni prflna-
mia dostatoene snMenie dani l'u-
dis vel 'ktmi prijmami.
Oil 'adom argumentn, ktory po-
nziva sekretar Mellon ma obranu
svcjho navrhu, podavame tn od-
povea' proti-argument kongres-
mana Martina L. Davey Ohio,
ktory mas poziadal, ably SINE no
ct. citatel 'stvu podali ma posnde-
ME. List kongresmana Daveya Sc
Mellonovi znie:
MOI mily pane Sekretar!
"Vzhl 'adom ma neustale Vase
tvrdenie, ze vel'ka cast vel'kyc!l
prlamov V tejto krajine ide teraz|
do od dane oslobodenych cennych
papierov, vzhl 'adom ma VaSu
pcziadavku vel'keho snfzenia da-
novel raty ma tieto vel Ike prijmy.
nctive ziadam Vasu skorn odpo-
ved' ma nasledovne snrne otazky
Ci je ME pravda, ze banky tejto
krajiny' s1 vo vybornom stave a ze
nachcdi sa hojnost' kapitalu pre-
vSetky zakonite potrebyg
Jestli by vel'ke snfzenie dani M
tychto vel'kych prijmoch bolo u
skutocnene, axe priciny mate We
rit ze tieto vel Ike prijmy bud1I
Cd dane-slobodnych CEN
nych papierov ku inym druhom
+
investicii?
CT myslite pod tym, ze move to-
varne budn stavane a move obcho-
dy zalozene9 Jestli ano, co by ste
urobili jestvujlcimi ma vyse nez
potrebnymi americkymi tovarna-
mi obchodnymi podnikami9
Gi je ME pravda, ze kazdy 6lo-
vek ma za'mestnanie, ktory ho
chcei Ako tedy vel snizenie vi
dani ma vel'ke prijmy moze po-
moct' priemernemu americkemu
obcanovis
Ci je ME pravda, ze terajsie od
dane slobodne cenne papiere budh
potcm v existenciii Ci dakto ne
bude ich ylastnit' potion A TAX
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-02-28
Our Washington Letter
Continued from page one)

The tinkering with the tax bill
brings out in sharp relief the ques-
ton Of party responsibility. Nobody
will contest the opinion expressed
years ago by Lieber, the political
economist, that popularity is far
from constituting the sole index of
good government" 1t is generally
agreed that a representative govern
ment is not complete without law
full opposition. There is a grave
danger, however, in the habit of
partisans to interpret clamor for
public opinion. The feeling prevails
that political conditions generally
arouse distrust in the public mind.
1t is also conceded that these organi-
cations will disband when their OBJ
iectives have been reached-the dis
placement of the administrations
legislative program.
The Tax Plan Question
The Democratic plan of tax reduc-
fion. which seems destined to replace
the Mellon proposal in the House,
will undoubtedly be amended in the
Senate and the principal features of
the administration proposal incorpo-
rated in the compromise measure.
Nobody seems to know lust what
plan will prevail in the end as there
is always the possibility Of a presi-
dental veto. The President has de-
clared himself emphaticallv in favor
of the Treasury tax program and has
indicated that he would rather go be-
fore the country for JUDGMENT in the
November election on the basis Of a
veto, rather than accept a plan which
he does not regard as feasible from
economic standpoint. However,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-02-28
WHY they WILL come TO MONTANA

About 35 years ago the farmers and farmers sons of
Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri discovered that just
as good and just as much corn could be raised on the $25
land to be had in South Dakota as on the $3.50 and 5000
land in their own states. They were experienced corn,
hog and cattle farmers and saw the advantage. They
bought up the cheap corn land and p%rospered. About Is
years ago the same class of Minnesota, Iowa, South Da-|
kOta and Nebraska farmers made the same discovery and
did the same thing in parts of North Dakota. They pros
pered, the country developed, land values doubled and
more. Within the very near future the tenants and far
mers' sons of those states, urged on by conditions, will
become convinced that Montana is a corn, wheat, beef
and pork country, and that its land is marvelOusIy cheap
considering its productiveness. Land history is sure to re-
peat.
A Chicago news item tells us Alvin Washington Van
DOrstOn, a violin manufacturer, has announced himself a
candidate for president for the eighth time. Somehow
we don't hear as much about Al as some who have run
only three or four times. He is willing to go with either
of the old parties which would indicate he is an oily
politician so probably can't get by this time, either.
A budget of reactionary propaganda, that is regularly
furnished free to the press, refers in several places to
muscle" shoals, having in mind no doubt, the jaw mus
cles that have been exercised on the subject.
We are willing to wager two years subscription that
neither Cal nor Mac dares to take a stand on the real issue
Of the times should women voters bob their hair?
Montana raises two or three crops Of alfalfa but only
one crop Of ice, SO they have to ship some in from the ice
belt in Minnesota. Fact.
The movement is being revived to make milk our ma
donal drink, but there are still farmers against it.
O|
It's easy enough to get the income tax "n a nut shell"
but who has the nut cracker?
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results came in the stand taken by
the bows and girls of the Sunday
schools; and with those men and
women reached first by the work of
the visitation committees which were
at work. In the Sunday schools the
boys and girls were given a decision
card" one Sunday and asked to take
it home and talk it over with mother
and father and then bring in the
card the next Sunday, and when they
came the next Sunday rs per cent
had their cards signed and the others
needed Just a little explanation and
encouragement to sign theirs. 1t
was not a mass or class movement
but a thoughtful, definite decision
on the part of the boys and girls.
The good that has been done can
never be estimated in figures of any
kind whatsoever. This is one place
where figures cannot tell the whole
story. We will know how many
folks took a new hold on themselves
and a surer grip of God and have
gone about their tasks with lighter
hearts and brighter faces because of
a new revelation of God to them.
Whole families both within and with
out the church have entirely changed
their mode of living and purposes in
life; family affairs have been rebuilt
or established where they never had
existed; family relations between
mother and father, and between par
ents and children are sweeter and
more sacred than they have ever
been before. Individuals who have
attended most of the meetings, al
though making no public stand, have
changed. One of the local pastors
has in mind one woma who at the
beginning of the meetings seemed
to have a perpetual storm cloud on
her face but before the meetings
closed her face wreathed in smiles.
And many a man as he passed the
pastors at the door of the church
said by his handshake 81 am going
out into the world to live a better
The membership of the churches
concerned worked together in the I'M
harmony, not one d~iscordant
note was struck. The people worked
together as n body in Christ Jesus,
which we are. In the committee
meetings when the reports of the
visitation committees were being
given it was impossible to tell who
belonged to the Methodist or Pres
oyterian committee from the report
What pleased most of all was not
he singing of the various choirs or
my special stunts of any kind but
he great and mastery preaching of
Rev. Alexander Muirden. Not one
criticism of any kind has come to
he ears of those responsible for the
Meetings in regard to the preaching.
Those of the local community who
been privileged to hear the
PREACHERS of the largest churches of
,ur great cities testify that Rev.
Iuirden ranks on an equality with
ny Of them. Wolf Point owes him
debt that she can never repay.
The local pastors, on behalf of
heir churches, wish to thank any
nd all who assisted in any way in
he promotion of the meetings.
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Congressman Howard of Nebraska
added a bill to a long list of similar
measures which would prohibit off
GERS and employees from acting as
agent or attorney in prosecution of
government claims within a period
of five years after retirement from
office. These bills were the after
math of the Teapot Dome inquiry.
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to business depression and unem-
ployment. A similar study was con-
Quoted a year ago by the Department
of Commerce, and it is doubtful that
the proposed bill will receive serious
consideration.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-02-28

The LaFollette resolution for an
Investigation by the Federal Trade
Commission as to the cost of flour
and bread, and profits realized from
their sales, was passed by the Senate.
The Wisconsin senator charged that
bakers were engaged in a monopoly
in concentrating the control of the
milling and baking industry.
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.ATEsT LOCAL

The packing house market on but
ter and eggs has gone all to pieces.
Eggs shipped by local dealers net
them 8 or 10 cents. Ranch butter
is % cents less freight.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-02-28

Associations of manufacturers and
owners Of automobiles have been
very active in their campaign to
eliminate the excise tax on automo-
bile parts. Bills to this effect We're
introduced in the Senate and House
as amendments to the tax reduction
measure.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-02-28

Senator Capper, of Kansas, intro
duced a bill which, if adopted, would
give the President power to draft
all military resources and industrial
organizations in time Of war.