davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01

dbat AS Sistotu ma jich tist AL
bov, alebo hrdla, ytedy INF, ktori
ho osetrui{i, mali by IA to dbat'
d postafat' sa, aby jeho dsta, nos
q hrdlo boly denne niekol'ko raz
dobre vycistene.
Pachn6ci dych moze pochadzat'
tiez ! rakoviny zal1docnej, preto
pacient ma vzdy radsej fst' k dok.
torovi q zistit' prieiny syojho pa
chnhceho dychu.
Pachn1ci dych zavinuji ysak
tiez pokazene znby, usadzeniny o.
kolo d'asien, alebo kaziace sa
d'asnA. Tiez moze byt' iistach
zapalena niektora blanka a to mo-
ze mat "a nasledok pachniici
dych. Sii to najma pri zkazenych
zuboch pokazene d'asna, kde do
sial zostal koren zubu a nebol
odstraneny. D'asno cd korena zul-
bu zacne Init tvorf sa v nom
hnoj, ktory neprijemne zapacha.
Tuberkul6zni l'udia (suchotina-
ri) mavajn casio zapach : iist, a.
vSak choroba sama je ovsem zla
a preto zapach 2 1st je akosi po-
druznejsou chorobou a najviac po
zornosti sa venuje vaznej choro-
be samotnej. Ked' zal1dok dobre
netravi, moze to mat caste "a ma
sledok zapachaj1ci dych.
Kto sa prejie a prejiedava ca
sto, jeho zapachanie ist sa horst
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01
Hor66ost' chlad. systlo sscAot1l !
vlhkost 3 p6sobia na potfsvtny:

Horfcost i :chlad, suchota a VIII
kost posobia skodliye na potravi.
ny q zvlaste ked Sd to potratiny
drnhu, ktore obsahnjd kvasfico-
We bakterie.
Mnohe drn'hy ovocia dozrieva-
il pri normalnej teplote izbach
tax rychlo, ze prejdd do stavu pre-
zrelQsti zhnflosti. Orechy a inc
plody toho drnhu ztuhnti rychlo,
ked' sii V teplej miestnosti, ma
miesto, aby maly byt' drzane '
chlade. Ma druhej strane chlad
v;icsmi pokazi niektore potravi.
ny nez teplota q sice tax, ze ztra-
cain ma chuti. Ma priklad zemia.
ky zamrzle main yodnath ha-
sladln chut'.
Svetlo tiez arychluje dozrenie
niektorych druhov ovocia a zele-
min. B1'achovicote potraviny ma
priklad udrzuia3 svoju povodn1
baryll, leho belly chranene pred
svetlom. AOleje niektore masti,
ktore sa ppotrebajjidi k Tjedlu, b.
vajn l'ahko skasens teplom a sve-
tlOm. 4sss 4 ls
Ked je pri potravinach mnoho
cerstveho vzduchu, ten je su-
chy, vyccrpava vlhkost' 70 zele-
min zeleniny vadn1. Naproti to-
mu zas vlhkost ma cukrove kola.
&c posobi nepriaznive. Zmeny po-
easia sd prieinou poskodzovania
niektorych druhoy potravfn a od-
pori1ca sa gazdinam, ably uzivaly
neprievzdusnych ,voskoyych oba-
lov papierovych. (FLIS)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01
DETSKA PRACA A DEPART
MENT VYUCBY.

Pri terajsej politickej Rampant
su dive zvlastne otazky, mad kto-
rymi buae treba vyniest rozriese-
ME k tomu povolane sii najlep-
sic zeny nase. Prvou takou vaznou
otazkou je dodatok k iistave det-
skej praci, ktoreho osnova bola
prijata V poslednom zasedani kon-
gresu. Jako znamo, ziadon doda-
tok k iistave nemoze byt' prida-
ny, poaym "a dodatok ten nehla-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01

Ned d niekoho vyskytuje ~
nachndci dych, zvaIy shalitosis !, ,
priciny ma to in6zn byt' styri. "a
lebo je 10 nezdravt stav dst a no
50, alebo m3xe to byt urcity drnh
pl 'dcnej choroby, ,bud'to je to ma
sledkom nenierneho u4ivania al
koholu q tabaiku alebo moze to
byt nemierne presytenie.
Docasny' pachndci dych, ktory
zavineny je niektorym liekom,
ktory taky clovek uzil, alebo ME-
ktore drnhy jedal, ie obycajnym
zjavom preto ME je treba 0 nom
y tomto clanku pfsat'. Vyskytu-
je sa tiez pachndci dych ma urci-
tt dobu, bez tOho, ze BY Dol uzity
lick, alebo urcity druh jedla, ale
je zavineny nahlou ak1tnou cho-
robou, ktora 1cinkuje potion al
ma dsta, nos a hrdlo a preto je
treba, aby sa nos, 1sta hrdlo v
priebehu takej choroby eistily
vel l'mi peclive. Ked' sa toto neko-
nj, m6ze to mat vel mi neprijem-
ne smutne nasledky. Vel mi l'ah-
ko m6ze pacient vdychnut' bach
ly pl'dcneho zapal'u a tie najdu
nz iirodnd podu, ably 50 mohly "a
chytit' a p6sobit' zakerne ma zdra-
vie 6loveka. Tiez sa moze vyskyt-
NIT bolenie Y hrdle. Ked pacient
je tax chory, ze sam by nemohol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01
DOMY MA sTEEtTONE'
MA PREDAJ

5 izbovy ma Midland Av. $25O0.00
4 izbovy tehlovy ma Wellington
st. "a ............. $26OO.O0
5 izbovy moderny ma Manhat-
tan st. "a .......... $34OO.00
6 izbovy novy moderny ma
Richland Ave. $4500.0O
II akrova farma bez domu, pri
Idora parku ....... 1915 aker
90 akrova farma, 8 izbovy dom
pri Idora parku, $4,000 hotovych
Haste sa Il II. DEBAIiD
2-hy floor Park Theatre Building
Telefon 70101.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01

|sovalo til stvrtiny St&tov. Ot&xka
hz bola pred niektorymi stdtnymi
legislatirami predlozenA a pre-
triasana a uz Y niektorych statoch
vyslovili sa proti dodatku. Sn to
po vaesine JUNE staty, ktore by
t'azko niesly, keby sa det 'om ne
smelo dat mic robit az do ich l6
alebo Is. roku. Ma iuhu potrebn.
iii deti kn sbieranin bavlny. Je to
robota ME sice t'azka, ale predsa
len amavujlca detskemu zara-
viu ME prospesna, zvlastc kcd
diet a musi oberat' til bavlnu v 9.
tovrenom poll "a nesmierneho pa-
l'u slneeneho.
Lenze zeny nesmn ma toto tax
hi 'adet', jake tt, ktorf chcn deti
vyuzit'. Zeny-matky main vsak
mat ma starosti ME vyhody pra
ce, ale vzdelanie svojich deti a
preto maly by hlasovat', ably do
datok k nstave Dol prijatt deti
ably boly oslobodene od t'azkcj
prace.
Druhou otazkou je utvorenie
departmental pre- vzdelanie. Je to
asi to same, jako v Europe je mi.
nisterstvo vyucby. Vo vSetkych
europskych statoch jesto taktto
ministerstvo, ktore stara sd sko-
ly a vsetky skolske potrehnosti.
V Spojcnych Statoch mic podob-
neho dosial' nebolo, ale skoly sa
riadily a spravovaly patricnymi
statnymi skolskymi dozorcami a
iiradmi. Teraz ma sa zalozit' ia.
kyto department pri vladc vo
Washingtone a referentom pre-
zidentovom kabinete. Totiz so Sc
kretarom tax, jako majt ipe de-
partmenty svojich sekretarov.
Toto jc tiez vel'mi potrebne
sice preto, ably sa vyueovanie dia-
10 sfce pod dozorom patricnych
statov, ale ably ono rovnomcrne,
vSade rovnake bolo, ably sa V jed
nom State nevyucovalo tax, v j.
nom inak, alebo ably triedy skol
boly rovnako podelene a ME talk
jako je to doteraz, re takmer
kazdom State, alebo v kazdej zu-
pc n.ajn triely inaksie mena, TAX
re sa clovek, ktory sa st 'ahuie z
jedncj zupy do druhej, alebo z jc-
9neho statu do druheho, V tom
pomenovani ami nevyzna.
Zenam treba hlasovat' al "a ten
to sriadit sa maj1ci novy 1rad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01
CLANoK SO.
Go potrebujd male deti, aby
dobre rastlv.

Teraz dosiahli SINE obdobie,
ked' mlade deti potrebuji uzivat
NJ trocha hustejsie jedla. Je vel
mi dlezite, ably sa deti az vel mi
"a mladi princaly spravnym je-
dalnym pravidlam. Lebo Cd toho,
Re akn ma potravinu diet a dnes,
v mnohom OIL 'ade zavisi al to, re
akym bude neho muzom v bu-
diicnosti. II, ktori majn ma sta
rosti krmenie deti, musia byt
vel'mi pozornymi pri vyberani
predmetov, ktore tvoria ich po-
travu.
Potrava diet at a nfkdy nema
byt' vyberana 2 jedneho> alebo
dvoch predmetov; potrebna je roz
manifest potravin, ably dodane
boly rozlicne druhy vzrast napo-
mahaj1cich materialov. Tym si-
easne predijde sa al jednotvarno-
sti potravy. Obyeajne uz po dva-
nastom mesiaci matka ma W.
brat tak1to rozdielnu potravu
dohliadat' ably tento poriadok Dol
presne zachovavany. Kazdy novy
predmet potraviny ma byt' pozor-
ne priparveny po prvy raz ma
ybt neho dana len vel mi mala
davka. Deti majn byt' krmeni pra
videlne a medzi jednotlivym kr-
menfm nemajii mic inc dostavat' :.
Kde majii mnoho detf, toto roz-
mnozovanie potravy t'azko je "a
chcvavat'. Obyeajne uspokoja sa
s mlleaom $ pozostatkami roz-
licnych inym foriem potraviny.
v takNchto padoch mlieko davaj-
tie az vtcdy, ked' hustejsie potra-
why boly ,,z zjedene. Jestli obo-
je davate odrazu, vtedy diet'a rad
Sci ma mlieko ked' vypilo mile
Ro, potion az odopre jest hustej-
siu potravu. Nasledovny krmiaci
poriadok umozni matke vyberat
s6ci pokrm uvedenych potravin. |
Nikdy ale sa neodpor1ca menit
potraviny poeas hordceho poca-
sia.
Jedna kavova lyzieka Eagle
Brand Kondensovaneho Mlieka k
jednej nnci prevarenej vody da
miesaninu, atora sa ma zazivaciu
hodnotu vyrovna eistemu mlieku.
Kdekol'vek uzivane je slovo mile
ko tomto sozname, Eagle Mile
ko ma byt' rozried 'ovane dl'a IL
pravy.
VO veku cd IL. do Is. mesiacov
ma byt' davana nasledovna po-
trava pat razy do dina:
0 7-mej rano: Oatmeal, pohan-
ka alebo kasicka, jedna alebo dive
kavove lyzieky 6 alebo s un-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01

sciac nlieka. tarsf chlieb ! ma
Fslo. alebo suchar 4 maslo.
Os9-tej rans: St'ava ! jedneho
pomafanca.
o. 11-tej rano: Trepana hova-
dzia polievka, jedna do troch ka-
vovych lyziciek, smiesana $ toll
aym mnozstvom chleba rozpu-
steneho polievke, alebo ma MAX
ko uvarene vajce smiesane S omr-
vinkami chleba, kiisok suchara! a
Is alebo s nncoy mlieka.
@ 3-tej popoludni: Hovadzej,
kuracei alebo baranej polievky, $
ryzou alebo natrlsenym starsim
chlebom. Sest unci mlieka, ked
treba. Starsi chlieb maslo, ale
bo suchar a~maslo. Mnohe deti v
horejsom veku zjedia a strovia ia-
blkovn omaeku alebo varene sliv-
ky, jestli sa tieto veci davajn,
mlieko ma byt' vynenechane.
O 6-tej vecer: Dive polievkove
lyzice kasicky V s unciach mlieka,
kilsok suchara. StarSi chlieb a
maslo.
0 10. veeer. = Polievkov1 ly-
zicku kaSicky v 8 unciach mlieka.
Deti 20 l5.. mesiacoch potrebu-
jill este d aisle pridavania kn ich
potrave. V bud1com clanku poda-
ne budd podrobne jedalne listy
pre- deti od Is. mesiaca az po dru-
hy rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01

Me vsetky p1dre s1 rovnake a
rozumie sa, re chcete byt' istou,
ze vsetko, co uzivate ma akozku va
sho kojenca, je cistym a bezpec-
nym. Colgate's detsky p1der Wy
hovuje tymto poziadavkam, lebo
je vyrabany zvlast' pre- kojencov
dl'a receptu jedneho chyrneho
lekara.
Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie v bu.
d1cnosti.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-11
RAYNEsFoRD


Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fish and dangh-
ter Ada and Walter Fish attended ths
bali game in Great Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Mosier spent Thursday even
ing with Mrs. LOrne McConkey 81
Belt.
Mrs. Ed Laughlin returned to her
home on otter Greek altar spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Roming, Of Hobson.
The Vaskey threshing machine Is
at Frank Kolar's. From there they
expect to move to Ed Skadsen's-
George Grosskopf finished threah-
ing for VIM. Tiemeyer on the Owens
place. The yield was 20 bushels to
the acre Of spring wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Remington and
family Of Belt spent Sunday at the
]. n. Vaskey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Laughlin and Mira.
Earl Watson motored to the Griffith
place above Monarch Sunday.
Mrs. d. Childerhose spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Arlington with
Mr.. Childerhose.
Mrs. Clara McCarty mOtOrsd 20
Belt Monday.
Mrs. H. d. Livix spent a week at
Monarch with her sister, Mrs. l. J.
Brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson Of
Portland drove overland and arrived
here Sunday to spend several wseks
with relatives here.
John Richardson's family moved IN
the parsonage last week so as to send
The children to school.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-11
BEST CLUB WORK
WINS FREE TRIPS
HUNDREDS or MONTANA soYs
AND GIRLS WORK FOR
STATE FAIR PRIZES

Two hundred Montana boys and
girls viii compete for cash and
apecIal prizes in club work at the Jun
DOR State fair which is q growing fea-
Sure Of the annual Montana exposition
set for Sept 28-27, 1924 Most attrac..
tive Of the prizes are free trips 10 the
Montana State fair. the Interstate fair
at Sioux City. Iowa, and the National
Boys and Girls Club Congress- Of
fered for excellence In club work.
Montana boys and girls who are In
eerested can get details from Charles
u. Potter, state leader club work,
Bozsman, Montana, who, with B. 7.
Moore, secretary OF the State fair, has
issued q special premium list dealing
with the junior exposition.
For the girls, the best home econom-
les demonstration teams in Montana in
bread, canning. jelly making and cloth
Gag classes, viii be cent to the Mon
cana State fair and return, expenses
paid. For the boys, the best agricul-
turaI demonstration teams In corn,
potato. dairy cattle, pig and poultry
classes. win have free trips to Helena
for the State fair, These special trips
are offered BY ]. R. HObbins, vaee pres
tdent of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company.
A free educational trip to War Bagle
camp at the Interstate fair az Sioux
City, Iowa, Ia offered by the Cudahy
Packing company 10 the bona fide club
member whose work in an agricultural
or livestock demonstration is judged |
best according to the rules laid down
Ia the special offer in the premium list.
The outstanding club girl In home
economics projects in Montana wins q
free trip to the Third National Boys
and Girls Club Congress at Chicago.
Details Of this offer. made by Mont
geometry, Ward & Company, are carried
tn the premium list for boys and girls.
One OF the most coveted distinctions
Of the Junior fair Is the championship
IN the county home economics demon
stration team contest. in which every
club county In Montana win compete.
Each county Is entitled to enter one
team In this contest The work win
be judged in each county between
August Is and September 8. The win
Ming team for the state receives a trip
With all expenses paid to the Inter
state fair at Sioux City. Iowa, Sep
.ember 1870.
Assisting superintendent Charles =.
Potter In the Boys and Girls depart
nent Of the Montana state fair are !
Doris Ingram, in charge OF Home ]
R. B. MllIIn, livestock; 1
Albert Day. poultry. and Nora HUI
'ush, entertainment and special fea-
ureg.
In addition 20 the trips cash pri2sa =
Eounting to 10000 are offered By n
be State fair management 70 the c
unior fair winners.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-11
TIGER AND BLACK BUTTR
(TOO Late for Last Wsak)


Mrs. James johnson left the first
of the month for Rochester. MINI, to
have her son Robert examined by the
Mayo clinic.
James Johnson was a business Wis
itor in Great Falls Monday.
! The Cameron and Habel families
spent Sunday fishing on Deep Greek.
Mrs. Nevills went to Great Falls
Monday to arrange for entaring Miss
Drucilla in the Ursuline academy for
the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Cooney Of Great
Falls spent Friday at Evans. While
here Mr.. CoOney inspected the Evans
post office and the family picnicsd
and gathered berries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer Of Great
Falls spent Friday at Evans while
on Mr.. Fischer's vacation.
Mrs. Garfield, Miss Russell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Britten spent
Thursday at Evans.
Miss Whine Thrasher spent several
days here the past week with the
Thrasher family before entering
school in Great Falls.
Claude BrOadhurst and Leslie Cam
erOn left here Friday for Somers
where they expect employment the
coming winter in the sawmill.
Mrs. Broadhurst was q Stocketk I
visitor Friday.
There was quite q family reunion !
at the Thrasher home Sunday. Among
those present were Mrs. Ethel !
Thrasher, Miss Winnie Thrasher and
J. NJ. Britten Of Great Falls, Mr.. and .
Mrs. McQuirk and family Of Lewis |
town, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cooper
and family. Miss Tike and Miss Dor
othy Butler Of Lewistowp, Emmett
and Robert coppage OF Lewistown.
Misses Helen and Net*ie Thrasher
are quite Ill with summer Flu.
Miss Lucille Cameron returned 70
Great Falls Sunday where she enters
her senior year Ia high school.
Austin Broadhurst was q CT. Falls
visitor Sunday and Monday.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-11
wALTHAM NEWS



Waltham school began September
Sth with an enrolment Of 1e children
and there are several more to start
later. Mira cordiner Of Fl0werss hAs
been employed to take the place made
vacant by the resignation Of Miss
Eliason.
George Voss, who broke . bone In
his wrist, is patiently waiting to be-
gin his seeding.
II. Il. Davis Of Belt has returned
to bis home after several weeks at
tending threshing on his ranch and
helping A Fischer.
Mamie and John Kalanick are at
tending high school IN Fort Benton.
They are two Of Miss Fannie Walk
er's pupils who graduated from the
eighth grade last May.
Paul eherick and family moved to
Great Falls recently. They win be
greatly missed by the community.
A message received here Tuesday
stated that Mira. Victor Fischer wns
quite III and had been taken to Column
bus hospital. y Mrs. Fischer had been
visiting Mrs. John Lucker IN Great
Falls and taking medical treatment.
George Ellsworth was attending to
business IN Great Falls Monday.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-11

fiy that feeds las ysuns upon TIE bop
I peers ExpsFAn@mta ars bsAng eon-
ducbed by State Coaaaas.
GREAT FALLS - peAsral figures
credit Mountains win 2.V8a eo0 barreaa
OIL prodnetion b lass, . gain "a Bss,
900 over 1924. Montana'a 2s0 pro-
dueing wells yisldsd average Of eo.6
barrels daily, while averaee for q
8. Is only s.S barrels daily.
BOHEMIAN - New pSrest ssrdce
road begun across BOzsman pass 70
Livingston; TO cost $4,000. slininate
railroad grade crossings, and be open
aII year.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Carload Of lingering trout from fed
eral hatchery received eor local
streams.
FORSYxB Rosebud eeunky fafm-
srs are harvesting the beat paying
crop for years. Dairy business grow
ing and proving profitable.
FORSYTH - Yield az 1888 BUSH
Die wheat reported fFon 90 arrs farm.
Wyomont PrO8ucsng 4 Refining
Co. has 6ampsstsd its sOut4h pzodac-
ing well in the Kevsn gunburst field.
Il IL ratsd 1t about 90 barrels.
BUTTE - Boys' Central high
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-11

TEE STATE OF MONTANA sendu
Crossings 10 the Above Named De
1sndant:
You ara hereby summoned 10 an
swsr the complaint in this action
which is filed in the of1ice Of the
Clerk of this Court, a copy Of which
ia herewith served upon you IN the
County wherein you reside and 10 file
your answer and serve . copy thereof
upon the Plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service Of this
Summons, exclusive of the day of SER
vice and INF case Of your failure to APP
pear or answer, Judgment win be
taken against you. by default, for the
relief demanded in the complaint
This action is brought for the pur-
pose of dissolving the bonds Of matri-
mony existing between plaintiff and
defendant on the ground Of wilful de-
sertion and wilful neglect, the Com
plant alleging that defendant for
more than eleven years preceding the
filing Of said Complaint has utterly
failed TO provide for plaintiff or the
minor issue Of said marriage, the
necessaries Of life because Of
his idleness, profligacy and dissipa-
ton and that defendant ON or about
/, 1912, wilfully and with
out cause deserted and abandoned
plaintiff and still continues to so de-
sert and abandon plaintiff and to live
separate and apart from her without
any cause, reason or excuse and
against her viii and without her con-
sent Plaintiff also demands the Gus
sOdy Of Charles b. Taylor, the pninor
ssue Of said marriage and general
relief.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
aid Court this 25th day Of August.
1924.
ALEX REMNEAS,
Court Seall Clerk.
By La VERNE WETSE,
Deputy Clerk.
J. A. McDoNoUGH, ss-41 Stanton
sank Bldg, Great Falls, Montana. At
0rney for Plaintiff.
LIST Pub. Aug. 2s-last pub. Sept 1s)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-11

The Nottingham school opened on
Tuesday with Miss Frye Of Craig IN
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim vickers spent
the week end ST Geraldine They
brought up furniture from their
ranch and win occupy the old saloon
bsIldim@ shss winter.
LkkfIa Howard Ellsworth who had
pn@nmonia several weeks ago Is hav-
Ing second attack
Miss Cecile Krebs Of Belt IL the
gussk Of Mrs. Alcide Fischer, Jr.
MFs Fischer entertained number Of
friends on Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoon Ia honor Of Miss Krehs.
A great many people attended the
community fair at HighwoOd LAber
Day The exhibits were very good
bet theEs wsrs not 80 many as last
year. The bucking contests, races
and athletic stunts were thoroughly
sn5syed
Otto GuIden has received word
Frozen hia brother Charlie Ehat be is
nnjoyin9 his auto trip back 70 wash
Ington
Arn. Vici@x REneher waa Ia Great
Pals fhls wssk taking tEsasmsnts
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
BONDS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
in pursuance Of a certain Resolution
duly adopted by the Board Of Trustees
Of School District No. Al. Of MON
ARCH. CASCADE COUNTY, STATE
OF MONTANA, at special meeting
Of said Board held on the 18th day Of
August A. D. 1928, authorizing the is
snance Of coupon bonds hereinafter
described, the said trustees viii, on
the 9th day Of Sept, A. D. 1924, at
the office of the Clerk Of said School
District at MONARCH in the County
Of Cascade, State of Montana, sell to
the highest bidder for cash, coupon
bonds. numbered / to 3 inclusive, Of
the par value Of FIVE HUNDRED
and no-1OO (s500.00) DOLLARS bear
ing interest at the rate Of not to ex-
coed six per cent 70 per cent? per an
mum, payable semi-annualIy, said bonds
being payable in 4, 4 and 10 years re-
spectively and redeemabIe in 8. 8, and
8 years respectively, and issued for
the purpose Of building one school
house in said district.
The said bonds win not be sold for
less than their par value and the
Board Of Trustees reserve The rignt
to reject any and all bids, and to sell
the said bonds at either public or pri-
vate sale All bids other than by or
IN behalf OF State Board Of Land Com
must be accompanied by
certified check IN the sum Of Three
Hundred (&SO0.O0D Dollars, payable
10 order Of the undersigned clerk
which win be forfeited BY the success
'uI bidder Ia The event he shall refuse
@ purchase said bonds.
All bids shall be addressed TO the
clerk Of said School Dis
riot at Monarch. Cascade County.
Montana.
w. E. Gerhart, Chairman,
G. B. gtroop,
Joseph Baumgartner.
Trustees.
.TTEsT:
Mrs. Clara Stroop. Clerk.
LIST Pub. Aue. es-lss pub Sept 49,
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INDUSTRIAL REVIEW


BR0ADUe - Powder county will
complete i92-foOt steel bridge span
and proper grade
GREAT FALLS - Two new pro-
ducing wells added to Kevin-Sunburyt
field IN one day, shoshone-Storm No.
5 and Queen clty-Moore No. s.
TROY Snow Storm mine being de-
veloped st rate Of 500 feet per month.
Mining and milling to begin soon.
HELENA - MontanA mineral pro-
duet for 1924 estimated at more than
500. 900, 900.
TOWNSEND - Giant Hill cyanide
main TO be rebuilt at once. Old mill
WIS destroyed by lightning and fire.
LIBBY - Plans laid for three Of
fetal farm experiment stations IN
Lincoln county.
CHINOOK - Sixteen carloads Of
hogs shipped to date, and estimate Of
SO cars win be shipped for season.
DILLON Water system enlarge
ment costing 100000 wen under way.
BL0SSBURG - New school house
completed and occupied.
Denton - McKmxie Brothers so
scre wheat field yields Is bushsls per
acre.
BozEMAN- GrasshODpers, for the
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