davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02

ter6w, doszed} do najwyzsze
go punktu tw6rczosci.
Me stworzy} po tel epope
i juz mic godnego uwagi.
w roku 1919 przyjechal
Reymont razem re S. p. Kon
sulem Buszczynskim i pierw
Sym zastepem urzednik6w
pahstwa polskiego do Ame-
ryki. Bawii kilka miesiecy.
Gosc.i go Wydziai Narodo-
wy i plebanje.. 81
Pc poWrocie do kraju pi.
sal swe Wrazenia W prasie
narodowo demokratycznej,
kt6re spotkaiy sic jako jed
nostronne j partyjne Z ostra
krytyka.
Gorzej jeszcze. Ia kiika
tysiecy dolar6w otrzynaa-
nych Cd prawicy wychodz-
czej, napisaf ksiazke, kt6ra
przyniosia ujme tel 11iary
ipisarzowi, jak- Reymont,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
DUNSkI LEkARZ MIAf.
WYNALEsc SKUTECZ-
NE LEKARSTWO.

l zaowu zablysla radzie.
ia ola miljon6w nieszczesli-
wych, kt6rzy cierpia ma
straszna chorobe piersiows.
czyli ma suchoty.
Otto ma dorocznym zjez-
die komisarzy zdrowia te-
go stanu, doktor Allen Free
man oswiadczyc mia1, re
znany dunski bakterjolog or.
Mollgaard, wypalazf lekarst
wo ma suchoty, kt6re podob-
no Jest skuteczne nawet wte-
dy, gdy choroba jest juz sill
ME rozwinieta.
Move serum profesora
Mollgarda, g}owy deperte-
mentu f:zjologicznego W
panstWoWei szkole weteryna
|ryjnej W Kopenhadze, zabi.
ia podobno zaraz zarazki sl1
chot. Dziafanie tego srodka
jest TAX nagfe, re pacjento-
wi musi sic zastrzyknac dru-
gle serum, ktore 1agodzi re-
akcje po zabiciu miljon6w
bakcyli w p}ucach chcrego,
bo inaczej mog}aby nastapic
smierc.
Podobno W Kopenhadze
setki chorych ma suchoty pod
da}o sic leczeniu metoda pro
fesora Mollgaarda dzisiaj
So oni zupeinie zdrowi.
Move to lekarstwo nazy-
wa sic w jezyku medycyny
"Sanakrysen'. Professor Moll
gard wysfaf pewien zapas
tego lekarstwa do Stanow
Zjednoczonych w celu wy
pr6bowania go w tutejszych
szpitalach.
Nowy ten srodek jest mie
STAMINA trzech skiadnik6w,
a to soil z1ota, sodium kwa
su siarcZanego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
konsulat Rzeczvpospoli.

tej Polskiej w New Yorku o.
glosi} komunikat, re 26 tysie
icy dolarow, Zebranvch ma
lnstytut Kosciuszkowski tn
przez wychodztwo i wysla-
nych przez Poselstwo W Wa
Eshingtonie do rzadu polskie-
go, zosta}o otrzymane przez
premjera Grabskiego i mi
nlstra spraw wojskowych D.
gen. Sikorskiego.
Premier minister spraw
Wojskowych og1aszaia. ze
powyzszy fundusz przezna-
czony jest zgodnie z inten-
cjami ofiarodawc6w ma In
Stytut doswiadczalno-T
nlczny, ktory otrzyma imie
Tadeusza Kosciuszki.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
Rok. Vol I.

firny nowojorskiej Allen Il
Co." oferte budoWy zakia-
dow uzyteczllo q pub lieznej
W miastach po1skich !. Chodzi
tn o budowe wodociag6W, ka
nalizacji, rzezni 1T. p. Fir
ma amerykanska w zanliam
"a obligacje Banku, dostar-.
cza ma poczatek sunny W wy
sokosci 10 tysiecy dolar6w.
Obligacje, oprocentewane W
stosunku 8 proc, amortyzo-
wane beda<w ciagu 20 lat.
Prace dokonywane beda u
n1aterjaiu polsk..ego przcz
robotnikow polskich pod dy-.
rekcja amerykanska.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
PAM FLOR, HARDING
SPOCZEkA PRZY
MEzU.

MARION, 0. - Zw1ok
Florence King Harding z}o
zono ma cmentarzu tutej
Sym, obok zwfok meza. kt6
remu tax dzielnie pomog4a
z redaktora prowincjonalne.
go dziennika wybic sic na
stanowisko prezydenta Sta.
now Zjednoczonych.
T}umy przyjaci6f pub.
licznosci oddaly zmar}ej O.
statnia przys}uge. Trumna tc
neia wsr6d kwiat6w. w cza.
sic transportacji zw1ok ch6,
spiewa1 1.-THE End of a Per.
feet Day., ulubiona piesh
zmar}ej, kt6ra przed smier.
ca wyrazi}a zyczenie, by te
piesil spiewano ma jej pogrze
bic.
Hubert Work, sepretarz
spraw. wewnetrznych John
w. Weeks, sekretarz wojny,
reprezentowali Rad Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, a prezyden-
ia Coolidge'a reprezentowa]
kapitan Andrews, jego ad-
jutant.
Oddzial z 20 zo1nierzy,
kt6ry stale pilnuje grobu
Hardinga, Cd czasu jego Ego
|nu, nadawaf charaEter woj-
'skowy za}obnej ceremonji.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
DR.. Dennis A. Logan 20

DR.. Dennis a. Logan 70
sta4 przywiazany do krzesia
i uduszony. Doktor Logan
miaf sw6j offs offs ma Cent
raj i 81 ej ulicy. Niew:asta
kt6ra zajmowa4a sic uprza
taniem da}a znac policji
Iwypadku, a ia wkr6tce a
:resztowa4a pewne mafzenst.
wo, a trzeci wspolnik tel
dobranej kompanijki zbieg]
j policja ME natraf::1a jeszcze
ma jego slad. Dr.. Logan prak
tykowa4 cd szesciu lat
mia} dobrze wyrobiona xii
entele. Poprzednio Doktor
Logan byf porterem ma kole-
jach Pulmanowskich zao-
szczedziWszy sobie grosza,
przez wytrwa}osc nauke 20
trafi} wyksztafc::c sic ma le-
karza.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
500 OS6B ZABITYCH w
TRZESIENIU ZIEMI.

LONDYN. Depesze DO.
daja, ze trzesienia ziemi ma.
dial trwaja ma wyspie Java
liczba zabitych wzrosia do
500. Kilkanascie wsi ulegio
zniszczeniu. Wulkany, uwa-
zane juz "a wygasie, zacze-
}y znowu wyrzucac lave, po
wiekszajac przestrach m:esz
kahc6w.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
Mlodego Anglika, Ernest

Cosea, oskarzono O wlama-
ME sic do cudzego mieszka-
MIA. Wypadek byi dosye ME-
powszedni, stad tez sedzia
odrazu ME wydaf wyroku,
lecz sprawe odiozyf. .Oskar-
zony 'wszedi przez okno OF
warte do sypiallsi pewnej pa
nj Jane Lowry, ktora poca-
}owai wyszed} mic ME "a
bierajac z m:eszkania.
Pani Lowry obudzi1a sic
.niespodzianie, zbudziia do
mownik6w i wtamywacza te
60 przytrzyn1ano. Zachodzi
ijednak teraz pytanie, czy
m!odzieniec kradnac pocaiu-
mex uspionej pannie, popel-
nil kradziez?
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
Niejaki Samuel Perry lai

Niejaki Samuel Perry lat
AZ zatrudniony w fabryce
kie}bas odwiedzal czesto ME
daleko znajdujacy sic skfad
s}odk:ch napoi p. II. 2212
Fulton ul. Bedac sam w jed
nym z tylnych pokoj6w po-
strzelif sic powaznie, a po
przewiezieniu do szpitala
tam ME odzyska} juz przy.
tomnoSci i zachodzi Ottawa
powazna 0 jego Zycie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02

r6wnejacego sic okolo $25O0
900 i porzadnie nadszarpu-
jacego ubogi skarb egipski,
zosta1a. dokonana pod groz-
ba dz:af angielskich okretu
wojennego "Benbow", kt6ry
tn zawinai. do Aleksandrji.
Razem q czekiem Gagloul
Pasza doreczyi Anglikom no
te,. protestujaca przeciw su-
rowym warunkom ultima
tum. :, .-@. -s.rEG
Wojska angielskie zajely
urzedy GLOVE w Aleksandrjh
z Sudanu rozpocze4a sic
ewakuacja armji egipskiej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
CHWlLI.
Niemcy do dis ME uwa

Niemcy do dis ME uwa,
zaja sic "a pobitych W woj.
ME i sposobia sic ma gwaf1
do novel wojny odwetowej
jest rzecza absolutnie pew.
ma, re Europa tax d}ugo NE
bedzie spokojna, ze pok6j
swiata tax dfugo bedzie "a.
grozony, jak d4ugo Niemcy
ME Wyrzekna sic raz ma "a
wsze marzen 0 nowych pod
bojach.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02

a gdy to uczyn:l, kierownik
maszyny wyciagnaf rewol-
wer i postrzelii Henryka Full
tona w noge i ten do obecnej
pory leczy sic w szpitalu z
bolesnej rany, jaka otrzy-
mai Z postrzaiu. T. :. g.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
SEN PANNY LILY.

Cicho stapajac n6zka,
p tahcow W dom wraca Lii,
Rzuci}a sic ma }6zko,
Zasnefa w jednej chwili.
Dziaia wypite wino,...
Miss Lily spi i marry.
ze Rudolf Valentino
Usciskiem swym ja darcy.
Godzina czwarta bije...
Z}udzenie senne rosnie.
W swiec:e swych marzefi -
zyje,
Miss Lily. spi rozkosznie.
Godzina plata mia.
Miss Lii z ksieciem Walji.
W snie W tancu sic wywija,
Smuk}a, jak kwiat konwalji.
Wtem budz:k glosno dzwoni
Marzenia piekne zrywa.
Promo sic Lii broni,
Poduszka sic nakrywa.
Clos nlatki. Siuchac trzeba,
q }6zka sic SIENNA szlapTe.
Przeikneia kawy, jchleba,
Ia chwile jest juz w szapie.
Tam niema hsiecia sWalji,,
Niema i Valentino, Ill.
Poc.esza sic jednak MARIE.
., MEM, ~....
Bedzie widziec ich w kino!
A gdy ich W kino ME bedzie,
|. to beda tylko czeresnie,
Pociesza sic wreszcie, ze
siedzie,
Nanowo n.mi lecz we snie!
Cziowiek blizniemu ME-
raz wisksza krzywde zrobi
jazykienl, anizcli koi kopy-a :
TEN.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
Trzech rnfodych chlor

COW zauwazyio, re w, domu
Karola Langi p. n. 1907 Sac
ket ave. cd kulku dni ne
byfo widac swiat1a. Lange,
68 letni staruszek zapom-
niaf niezawodnie zakrecic
kurka gazowego i zaczadzil
sic. Policja stwierdzi}a RE
czyw..stosc wypadku. Ciaio
niesczesliwego staruszka "a
brano do miejskiej kostnicy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02

nose wielu jezyk6w, czyni
go odpow::ednim i pozytecz-
|nym ma stanowisku, jake w
biurze Union Trust Co. zaj-
mule.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
< f O N | K A
MIEJSCOWA.
Jon LAURA lat 80 zamiesz

Jon LAURA lat 20 zamiesz
ka}y p. n. 1903 Lanserave
ave. a zatrudniony, jako "a
miatacz ulic, zosta1 uderzo-
ny przez samochod, kt6ry to
mu zmiszdzy} leyva noge ma
G-ej ulicy Lakeside ave.
Rannego odwieziono do szp:-
tala Lakeside.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02

w poprzedninn numerze Or
ganu, W ub;eg1a niedziele cd
byia sic wspaniaia uroczy-
jstosc uczczenia szesciolet-
'niej rocznicy powrotu Pelski
do bytu niepodleglego.
y Uroczystosc ia urzadzona
byla staraniena Zarzadu Cen
tralnego Stowarzyszenia We
teran6w Armji Polskiej zof
5aierzy Weteran6w, zgrupo-
Wanych W nliejscoWej Pla-
,cowce No: 6.
B. Stosownie do ogloszonego
Iprogramu O godz..nie $50 ra-
no przy Domu Polsko Naro-
Idowym przy Fullerton ulicy
Izebrali sic polscy weterani,
geese W mundurach, reszta
~ ubraniacll cywilnych, So
koli i Sokolice, reprezentacje
|Zwiazku Polakow w Amery-
ice, ZJednocZenia Polsko r..
EKatolickiego w Stanach Ii.
II. 0. Matki Boskiej Czesto-
9chowsk.ej, Stowarzyszenia
fPolek w Stanach Zjednoczo-
Fnych, Zwiazku Polek, miej-
Escowej osady Zjednoczenia
fGmin Zwiazku Narodowego
Polskiego. Opr6cz reprezen-
stacji do pochodu staneio pa
ire toWarzystw, ktore wysziy
in corpore re sztandaran1i q
atakze spor aliczba publicz.
Inosci. Ze sztandarami mu.
|zyks ma czele poch6d poo
tkomcnda cz1onka Centralne
lgo Zarzadu Stowarzyszen:s {
eteranoW Arrnji Polskie,,
1 W Ameryce Naczelnika Ok
regu XIV-go Zwiazku Soko.
low Polskich w Ameryce, pc
rucznika J. a. Zebrowskiego
- ruszy4 ulicami Fullerton,
Fleet, Gotta i Lansing do ko-
scio1a N. S. N. M. P. przy
Lansing ulicy. Tam ma :nten-
Gle wspomnianej roc2nicy Cd
prawionem byic uroczyste
Inabozehstwo, w czasie kt6re-
go wyg}osif podnios1e kaza
ME proboszcz tejze parafji,
ks. konsultor Orzechowski,
nledaWnO "a sWa sZczera
prace dla Polski nagrodzony
krzyzem kawalerskim orde-
ru Polonia Rest.tuta.
Po ukonczonem nabozeIl-
stwie poch6d powr6cif przed
Dom Polsko Narodowy ma
Fullerton ulicy i tam sic roz
wiazai.
Po poiudniu o godzinie 3
nastapi} dalszy program tel
uroczystosci. Obchodowi z
racji urzedu, jako pierwszy
prezes m:ejscowej Plac6wki,
przewodniczyl p. w. F. Cru
Ska, sekretarzowaf p. DIE
lax, sekretarz Plac6wki, a
zebranie otworzy} stosow-
mem przemowieniem p. w.
Karolczak, pierWszy wicepre
zes Zarzadu Centralnego S.
w. A. P.
Przemawiaf specjalnie ma
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
Sierzant j dwoch patro

Sierzant i dwoch patrol.
man6w znajduje sic ma lijcie
przestepc6w przeciw prawv
prohibicyjnemu. Razem Jest
oskarzonych 20. Sprawa ia
odbedz.e siep rzed sedzia fe
deralnym P. Jones w srode.
Wszyscy trzej policjanci by
Ii stancjorowani Broadway
W Z prycinkcie policyjnym.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
POW6DZ w KANADZIE.
Setki rodzin ucieka z okolic
zalanych przez wez-
brane rzeki.
KANADA.,

KANADA. - Setki ro-
dzin ucieka z zalanych / wsi
W okolicy Charlevoux. Ulew
ne deszcze spowodowaiy
tam katastrofalne powodzie.
Wielkie szkody powstaiy TAX
ze W p6}nocnej Novel Ang-
Iii, skutkiem rowniez' ngWai-
toWnych ulew. o.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
Henryk Fulton, zaniesz,

Henryk Fulton, zarniesz-
kaly p n. 10000 Darwin do
pom6g} w SVEN sssiedztwie
pewnemu automobiliscie do
puszczenia W bieg rnaszyny,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02
Nscjonaiisci niemieccy DO

Nscjcnaiisci nienieccy po
stawili byiego nastepce tro-
nu niemieckiego ma czele
swojej listy wyborczej, "a
powiadajac otwarcie jego
wybor przez przyszfy parla-
ment n.emiecki jako cesarza
rzeszy. Marzenia swoje jed
max niedosz}y cesarz musi
obecnie odlozyc ma potem z
powodu poniesionej kleski
przez monarchistow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-12-02

Polski Bank gospodar.t-
va krajowego otrzynai cd
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-04-12
The Last Standl

The logging road and the wood
mans AK are moving nearer to the
vital areas of the Northern Lakes
park. The beautiful region of
woodland, lakes and rivers, the last
remaining park of its kind in Wis
consin, is directly imperiled.
Another year of inaction on the
part of the state and the great pines
at the northern end of the Lake of
the Pines-trees that were already
rearing their heads when Columbus
discovered America-will have
fallen. The great hemlock forests
through which the traveller portages
from lake to lake will have gone the
way of all the other forests. And
the seamS gashes viii begin to reach
down to the edge of the lakes, mute
evidence of another region laid waste
that might have been preserved for
us and our children.
Those who have seen the beauty
of the Northern Lakes park in the
freshness of spring or when autumn
tints this fairyland can hardly en-
vision the day when it will be
sacrificed to the ak. But that day
seems to be coming. The lumber
companies, most of them, have been
patient They have needed appeals
time and again, and always they have
found that the friends of the park
have been baked.
Recently the governor sought to
create the impression that he was
setting aside a great park in the
Villas county state land area. He is
trying TO set aside acres, but they
are denuded acres and would serve
in the future only as a forest re-
serve. They are what the Northern
Lakes park will be when the ak has
passed over it. They are not in
any sense a substitute for it as it
exists today.
1t is just because the Northern
Lakes park is what it is-the only
remaining region where the
primeval forest fits in with younger
woodland. lakes and streams in an
ideal setting-that its friends are
making a last appeal for it. They
are ASKING the lumber companies to
wait little longer, and they are
asking the people of the state-the
people who believe in the future of
the Wisconsin playground-to make
known their wishes in a way that will
override all obstacles at Madison
when the next test comes.
1t is the last stand Milwaukee
Journal
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-04-12
Air in Rooms Usually
Is Too Dry for Health

Most authorities agree that the fac
tors that distinguish good from bad air
are proper temperature, proper humid
ity and adequate movement. The tenn
perature of rooms for health is about
Y degrees Fahrenheit. Most Ameri-
cans Ike the temperature much high
er and complain of feeling chilly when
1t is at this level
Why? The principal reason is that
the air Is too dry. Dry air means that
excessive evaporation of moisture
takes place from the skin, mouth and
nose. and this evaporation takes heat
away from the body. The worst COM
binatlons between temperature and
humidity are cold damp air, warm
moist air and excessively dry air arti-
ficially warmed.
Tie comfort zone lies between 6S
and 20 degrees Fahrenheit, with hui
nudity between 30 and So per cent.
The average indoor room in winter has
a humidity between Is and % per
cent, and to offset the great loss Of
body heat which this causes the tenn
perature is kept far too hlgh.-Hygeia.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-04-12
Civil War Artillery
Man Meets His Target

In wars soldiers aim to get the
enemy. But when a war is over sol
der is glad mis- shot missed the target
as he comes face to face with an
enemy he missed.
G. Stuart Patterson. the veteran law
yer and bank president, told friends a
few days ago Of a personal experience
Of that kind.
Mr.. Patterson was member of that
Philadelphia battery which embraced
so many men who afterward became
distinguished, including besides him
self John G. Johnson and Hans Brett
Manu." celebrated humorist, says Gil
rard in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
In the Gettysburg campaign, Mr..
Patterson's battery was sent to Car
nsle. The guns were posted in the
center Of the town where now runs
the railroad.
Gen. Badly" Smith, in civilian
dress, was on the job and strolled out
to reeonnoiter the position of the Con-
federate advance.
Returning to the town he walked up
to the Philadelphia artillerymen and
said: '"There is the enemy, half a mile
Ia that direction. You may begin fir
ing"
It was in that engagement Mr.. Pat
terson was wounded.
Years afterward he met Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee, who said:
Had you aimed your shots few
feet to the left Of where they first fell
you would have killed Gen. 'Jeb'
Stuart and myself. We had a close
call"
"That is one time" replied Mr.. Pat
terson, 81 am glad 1 completely missed
the mark"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-04-12
Grade Crossing Psychology.

When i'll, people will spend weeks
or months in bed and money for
doctors, nurses and medicine, with
the hope of saving their life.
But judging from the number of
grade crossing accidents, many of
them place their life in imminent
peril by dashing across the track in
front of fast-moving train and
even into the train rather than
spend 10 seconds waiting for the
train to pass.
The psychology of this is not
easily dseernible. 1t is evident,
however, that not grade crossings,
but carelessness in effecting
crossing is the seat of trouble.
Many devices have been installed
for the protection of the public at
grade crossings but the most effec-
tive safeguard is for drivers of autos
to stop, look and listen
North Carolina enacted a law
requiring autos to stop before cross
ing and in six months with this law
in effect, in spite of increase in
registered autos, grade crossing
casualties on the principal railway
system of that state was reduced so
per cent, fatalities being 4 instead
of 8, injuries II instead of %.
When it is considered that such a
law is intended to safeguard the
drivers of autos against injury or
death at crossings, it would seem
that they above all others should
favor its enactment.
If the stop law" effects such
reduction in North Carolina, how
much greater would be the saving of
life from passage of similar law in
all states.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-04-12
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The Junior girls club met Tues
day evening at the NJ. Anger home.
This club meets every second Tues
day at 80 P. NJ and its dues are
five cents per member per meeting.
It consists Of girls who want a
social time and also want to learn to
sew. The first project Includes
1st, laundry bag; End, slip or
chemise; Sd, night-gown; 4th apron
and cap. At this meeting the girls
finished studying the various stitches
and then listened to victrola music
followed by splendid lunch.
Mrs. Brouse visited here last week
with her sister, Mrs. Wallace
Bellanger.
Mrs. Bolton is visiting here, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Porter.
Janet Hagen, who was operated
on at st. Joseph's hospital in Ash
land, is reported as doing well.
The Woman's Community club
met Thursday at the club rooms.
Mesdames Fafford and Burgess were
hostesses. The first topic on
"Chld Welfare" was started and a
beginning was made on the cooking
lessons, soups and bouillons being
studied.
Mrs. II. w. Maly visited Saturday
afternoon at the NJ. Anger home.
Mrs. Arthur Thebert has returned
to her home. She is improving
after an operation at St. Joseph's
hospital in Ashland.
Mrs. J. J. Defer spent few days
in Saxon the latter part of last week
Roy Greenhagen and family have
moved into one Of the Brown Land
company houses, vacating the home
recently purchased by Arthur
Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. f. Young, and
son. Elwood, motored back from
Ironwood last Saturday and reported
the roads as being in bad shape.
The Protestant Sunday school
began last Sunday the preparations
for an Easter program which they
will give Easter Sunday afternoon.
Every one is invited to attend,
G. c. Gunde on made a business
trip to Sanborn Monday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wehmas
buried small daughter Monday
afternoon. The child had been i'll
for some time. She is survived by
her parents and one sister.
Arthur Thebert was a business
caller in Hurley and Ironwood Mon
day
Mrs w. Thebert and baby re-
turned Tuesday afternoon after hav-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-04-12
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Club Department To Be Special
Feature At Ashland Fair.

Feature At Ashland Fair.
The boys and girls club workers
in Ashland and Iron counties viii
have special recognition and special
classes at the Ashland County Fair
this coming September. A COM
munication from the management
states that they desire a large num-
Der of entries from the boys and
girls clubs of the two counties. The
liberal premiums offered will make
it worth while for every boy or girl
to give their best in making their
club a success this summer.
The calf club exhibits will be
divided into two classes; the Holstein
and Ayrshires in one class and the
Guernseys and Ayrshires in the
other. All calves must be junior
calves, that is calves born after
January first, 1924. The premiums
offered are first SO, second So,
third So, fourth $4, fifth 50, and the
next five places 81 each.
The same premiums win be Of
fered to the garden club workers as
those offered in the calf department
Each exhibitor must show at least
six varieties of vegetables, i. e. 80
potatoes, heads cabbage, 6 carrots,
6 beets, 6 tomatoes, 6 peppers or any
other six varieties. Vegetables
may be fresh, dried or canned.
Exhibits in the poultry department
will be divided into two classes, the
egg and the dual purpose breeds.
A pen of three birds must be shown,
including one cockerel and two hens
orpullets. Prizes offered are as
follows, first Sc, second IS, third $4,
fourth SO, fifth 50, and the next five
places fifty cents each.
The boy or girl growing canning
or field peas will also have an OPP
portunity to enter his exhibit. One
peck will be the required amount to
show.
Entries in the boys and girls
classes are open to every boy or girl
in Iron county who is member of
the club department of the county
agents office All entries must be
submitted with the record book
properly filled out. These books
will be furnished all club members.
They must be filled out and must be
sent with the exhibit to the secretary
of the Fair association.
The time of the fair is September
10 to 10, so don't forget the time.