davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
MALA FARMA - 31s AKRA

Je ma predaj, medzi Poland a
Boardman, ma dlazdenej ceste, Is
min1t autom do oceliarni, 10 M
nut ku poulicnej kare a skole.
Skoro novy 5 izbovy bungalow,
el'ka predna izba, tehlovy kozd:
box, 2 vel'ke spalne a kdpel 'na,
jedalna kuchy1a, 3 kurniky, ga
radz, 100 ovocnych stromkov, ja.
rok, elektrika, -fornes, cimentova-
ma pivnica, idealny vidiecky do
NOV. Preda sa lacno, "a 81, $50,
hotovych treba znacnejsi obnos,
alebo sa zameni "a mestskE MAZE
tok. Haste sa Mr.. Williams, te-
lefon bytui 324SO kancelarie S21O4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
Dosavad sbierka cini $2,777. .85.

Dosavad' sbierka cini $2,777. .86.
Vrdcna vd aka a Pan Bob "a
plat 81 l'achetnym dobrodincom ia
ich obete prinesene ma oltar VINE
senej slovenskemu narodu ma
najvys prospesnej praci.
Shcasne obraciame sa S vrelou
prosbcu ma vsetky pravdu spra
vodlivost milhjiice slovenske srd-
cia, ably dl' moznosti ma sbierku
Volebny Fond" prispeli so svo-
Jim darom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu.
+pohrab, spolkcvd, osAdnt sl1t
sest o. - : -ssSlits apss~
.{sinit do "A ap1i{1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
4-AKROvA FARMA PRI MEsTE

Je na predaj. Nachodi sd na y.
Meridian Road, blizko miesta, kde
bol piknik osady Najsv. NJ. Jezis.
Toto je dobra prilezitoSt' pre- clo-
veka, ktorI chce mat farmicku
a pracovat' V Ohio Works. Bude
mat kde wit na stare kolena.
Cena len $4,000 so 6 izbovvm
domom asi 20 ovocnymi stro-
mani. Vel Ky frontic' ia cestu.
Haste sa V redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
MA PREDAJ FARMA

81 akrov, Z MIL oa' Youngs-
town, 2 mile od Hubbard. Ma far
me je Z izbovy dom, 2 stajne, silo
a nplne farmarske zaria,denie.
Dostanete ju vel mi lacno, lebo
MATTEL ide do kraju. Haste sa Il
Steve Tahirak, R. d. No. 2, Hub
bard, @. (41)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
STATE OF OHIO.

STATE OF OHIO.
Office Of the Sscrstary Of State.
I. THAD H. BROWN, Secretary Of STATE
Of the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify that IN
foregoing are exemplihed copies, carefully com
pared by me with the originals now on fle r.
my ofice and IN my olticial custody as 9cerc
tary Of State and found to be true and correct
of Joint Resolution adopted BY the S6th Cen
eral Hsscsnbly Of the State Of Ohio on Marrk
u, 1925, and fled in the ofhce Of the Secret.r,
of State. on April y, 1925. propssisg "a aSsend
article VIII OF the constitution Of the State 81
Ohio by the addition of a new section. Ia h
designated as article VIII section IS, relative tc
divisions; and OF Joint Resolution adopted
h the sh Geass 'aa Gf The sa
Of the Secretary .Z.rd sf s St;ss sn April ls7s
the Constitution SO as to provide foN tax.t;or
Inv uniform rule Of all real estate ana t.ns;Sia
property except motor vehicles, and to prJyids
for the taxation Of intangible property. ana II
a Joint Resolution adopted by the ssh Gene,.I
Assembly of the State of Ohio on Apyii ID
1926 and flied in the Office Of the Secrefarv n
State. April 2f, 1925, proposing to amend ~ y.
ton 2 of article III. section q. Article * ~
TO repeal section 2 Of article XVII and section 81.
Of article X Of the constitution of the STATE a;
Ohio. to provide for terms Of office Of not less
: tsiG IN ~ TESTIMONY 1iat NHEREoF. ! .,,. -.
s,tato ssubsc,ihed NY nJme aud s}hxed my b6cisl
.eal' s. gSHEskss phiO, this & Az Iof sspssn
rHAD H.Spkowr. I
n lse.ll . sse1sss,s II Sj....s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

piste to len co splatku ma tento
rok. ia neratam tax, Ee Glen alebo
clenkyiia maj1 platit prave len
ten dollar rocne, ako stanovy ka-
zu, ia platim ol'ko, kol 'ko mo-
zem. Zapiste tn splatha ma tento
rok, ma buddci zaplatim Ease,
kol'ko budem moct'.'' Il:
Nuz, tato krasna stranka cha
rakteru slovenskej zeny mas ne,
prekvapuje. Slovenka, ked' ie o.
nejakej spravnej veci, sl'achet-
nom ciele presvedcena, je tomu5
ciel'u, tel vaci verna, "a nu celym
srdcom zaujata. Ale, co mas milo
dojima, je to, ze slovenske. zenyi
tax spravne d0kladne pochopu-
jd, ze napravu v narode treba vse,
mozne napomahat'. Dojfna mas,
re slovenske zeny a devy hlboko
citia s utrpenim nasich sloven-
skych bratov a sestier, i tych tam
pod Tatrami, i ,tych pr: Vahu,
Hrone, Nitre, Toryse a Hornad.,
tych pri Rimave a Ipli, tedy s
celym narodom. Toto znaci vyso-
40 vyvinuty cit a charakter tych
| lien.
ked' nase sestry Slovenky bu-
dd takto krasne pokracovat', te-
dy nemame ami najmensej pochy-
by, ze mas narod povznesie sa sko-
70 spravnou cestou ku svoima.
urceniu.
Pravda, prajeme 81, ably tieto
krasne prfklady tych niektorych
zien diev nasli tisice nasledova-
tel kyn nasledovnikov.
Prajeme 81, ably tychto riadkov
povsimly 81 .obzvlaste tie sestry,
ktore nachadzajil sa v priaznivych
hmotnych pomeroch, ktore, ked
niekol'ko dolarov obetujiii ma vo-
lebny Fond, nepocitia, zeby preto
musely sa zrieet' nejakej obvyk-
lei zabavy alebo ziadostivej ozdo-
I by. Prosmie, mech 81 k srdcu pri-
pustia ochotu tych nasich vdov a
dlev, tie sestry, ktore maj1 svoje
pevne stlpy, na ktore sa opret
svojich manzelov, otcov a bratov
postavenvch v dobrych obcho-
| doch, a obzvlaste tie nase sestry
v narode, ktorym nechybi mic, o.
krem ako sa vravi "vtaeie mile
ko".
! Nase citne zeny mozu 'ahko 20,
chOpit re na Slovensku potreb-
ma je vseobecna naprava, ked 'ze
v terajs1ch krivdach tam panuju-
cich trpia tamojsie sestry a ich
rodiny, re volebny fond ma "a
ciel' odstranit' tie krivdy tym, ze
ma dopom0ct' statocn!m sloven.
skym l'ud 'om dostat sa do snemu
a utvorit pre- Slovensko dobre "a.
konyl
| Tedy drahe sestry, ktore toto
citate, povzbudzujte svoje pria
tel'ky zname, ale i priatel 'ov d
znamych, ably ochotne prispieva
Ii na Volebny fond sIovenskehc
naroda. Ably 81 brali "a priklad
vyse spomemute sliMobn6 dievcata
a vdovy!
| Vybor Volebneho Fondu.
Rev. Stefan Kocis, Rev. Andre
Mihal, Rev. Jan Porubsky, Rev
Jozef Horvath, Jozef Husek, Ivan
Daxner, Michal Sincak.
|
!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
ARTICLE III. SECTION 2; ARTICLE X
SECTION ~

PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION 2 OF
ARTICLE u: SECTION OF ARTICLE x
SNP yG,, ~ kHPEAL ssE SECTION Of ARri.
oF TIE coNsTIUToN OF TIE TIE
TERMS OF OFFICE OF NOT Less THAN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
MA PREDAJ DRUG STORE

Uplne zasoby liekov vsetko
zariadenie. Vel mi lacno. kto chce
na tom mieste zostat', dostane
lease, alebo moze obchod vyst "a
hovat'. Haste sa u adv. Warady,
903 Realty Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
ARTICLE XII, SECTION D.

SECTION 2 OF THE CONSTITUTION SO
AS TO PROVIDE FOR TAXATION BY
UNIFORM RULE OF ALL REAL ESTATE
MOTOR VEHICLES, AND 70 PROVIDE
.Fp&. THE TAXATION OF INTANGIBLE
PROPERTY.
p. q, x..o,,,.d -, ~. (,.,..., l.,..,,,. s a..
.tsgs ri 1 s vs"t,al se., hssemo'y - H. q Ms
sss.tS q .. on,os 'hseeni.n s & 2, .ne memosrs .s;
~. 49, .s.,i r. nIuss ). ~ my .el s
. me! "a .n1ls sHa! DC suDnIted 70 .ne electors OF
.,t;n, =. ~, - d app'cSai 81 ies.uon, al .ne
~ 81. Mor,iss a., -" N.s.h ,oosy a.ei
no.,i ~ srr.rd ,r.;c,. WI .I,..;o, Pr p
Comnsu.unoh oI the state OF Onio' 10 feao a.
'0"o"s' aprrr1r xY, I.
Go , I.~s Nj, 4. n.as.d Co.. L. :.
,,rsa,r, nj. III s1sI s1n Us pAssed' ' ;ak ~
thn. unmOs auie a Al IeG estate ana improvements
oosH;s. a. t a.. =. .. .msSI Pe!sonai propery ac
ss eoaans = .hs.f Ius VGus ~ money, excepsing
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
Drobne ohIaSky
$1,000 Lot

Len "a 1925, pri Mahoning Ave-
kare, dlazdena utica, gaz, elektris
ma, stoky vodovod. Vel'mi dobr8
miesto ma stavbu domu. Predava
MATTEL. BlKsie vysvetlenie u ri
81 Emery Ave. (South Side)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

Jan Hornik $4, Andrej Jozef So
Michal Savicki 81, Jan Kormos
81 a Juraj Pcolinsky 81. (LD
Spolu $1,000.
81. Anna Leboski, Freeburg,
I'll. Lo $500.
Anton Vojcik, Barberton, Ohio
(L') $500.
L. Daniel, New Buffalo, Mich.
(LD $1.OO.
Karol Zondorak, postal sbierku,
ku ktorej prispeli: Cislo 1S9. KJ.
v Galitzin, Pa. $5, Mich. Gavlik
Csc, Jan Hrivko 81, Jozef Krisak
81, KaroI zondorak 81, Jan Ih-
nat soc, Jan Hmel soc, St. Bale
| cha soc, Joz. Halicki SOC, Matej
Persala 25c, Michal kudrac '25c. a
Jozef Hmel 25c. spohu a. $11.
Martin Pagae, Dandy, Wis. po-
slal sbielku,, ku ktorej prispeli: {:
Martin Pagac 25c, St. Mainguth
| 25c, Juraj j. Koval l0c, Zuz. Pa
/ gao 10c, Apol. Pagac 1Oc, Zof.
Babancik 25c, Jan Toman 1Oc, St.
Hnat 15c Anna Kubas zoe, Jakub
Pagac 1Oc, Mix. Hnat Soc Jan
Mikulovsky Zoe. Spolu (L') $3.50.
! Mlchal Varga, Lakefield, MINI.
postal sbierku, ku ktorej prispeli
Michal Varga 81, Jan Stinar 81,
Adam Gombos 81. Spolu L') So.
st. Michaliga, Atlas, Pa, pos
lal sbierku, ku ktorej prispel !:
Juraj Kazinir SOC, T. Mild SOC,
st. Michaliga 81, NJ. Zkosoja soc
a Payel Satonak SOC. Spolu N')
$500.
| Andrej Sobota, Keyport, N. J.
! N) $500.
! Stefan Kramarik, Weyehauser
Wis. (LD $500.
| Andrej Pitoniak, Scottdale, Pa
| UO $500.
| Matej Corba, Leisenring, Pa.
postal sbierku, ku ktorej prispeli
Matej Corba 50, Jan Jacko So a
Vincent Trojcak So. N') Spolu
$500.
Jan Hardik, Sykesville, Pa. (L)
$500.
Jan Valencik, Gladstone, N. M
$500.
Viktor 'Chudoba, Akron, o. (L)
$1.OO.
q Mt. Lebanon Pa. sbierka Mi
chal Stamina (N) 81, Maria .Sla
nina (LO 81, Betka Stamina On,
81. (L0 81 pani Luterancik (N'
IL. Spolu $500.
Andrej Strezo, Chicago, ILL.,, po
slal sbierku, ku ktorej prispeli
Andrej Strezo 50, Andrej Kreste
nansky 50 Andrej Harinek 81
| UO Spolu $500.
| Vincent Kosik, Youngstown
Ohio 1890. .
Jan S. Michalek, Lebanon, Pa
postal sbierku, ku ktorej prispeli
! Is. 335. IKSJ $40, Juraj Weber 81
c, Jan Novak soc, Martin Lajchs
/ 81, Blazej Obrljan SOC, Jan Nian
sky 81, FIR. Suchanek soc, FIR. o
vecka soc, St. Lazorcik soc a Jan
S. Michalek 81. U') Spolu $16.
Stefan Pavelka, Springfield, o
postal sbierku, ku ktorej prispeli
Stefan Pavelka S. Andrej Pott.
81. (N) So, U') So. SpoIu $500.
Jan Zippaj, Carlinville, Ill. (L,
5000.
Michal Lestinsktt, Cleveland, O
| (N) 81, (L') 81. Spolu 5000.
/ Jan kostka, Northampton, Pa
postal sbierkiu, ku ktorcj prispeli
= Jan Kostka s., Andrej Kovalcil
| So, Jan Strisovsky $3.50, Jura.
Farkas $3.50, Jozef Farkas ST.
Jan Marhevka 81, Michal j. Bliss
1<1, Jan Zeliner 81 Jakub Kaciii,
! 81. (L') Spoiu $4,000.
! Andrej Bizub, Blaine, O. (N)
| $500.
| Stefan Basa, Depot Harbor
-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
URADNE zPRkVY
Slovenskej Lgy ' Amerike,
vzoRNE DUsE.

i
lospodari, zakonodarci statnici
cenievajd hodnotu naroda dlra
vselijakych pravidiel, zasad a
inert ,uchoy. Jedni vyratujd kol'-
ko pripada priemerne ma jednu
hlavu obyvatel 'stva bankovych
vkladov celej krajiny ked' W.
naJdu, re ten priemerny penazny
obnos je tejto krajine vacsi, nez
V tamtej, dovodia tolfe, re tato
krajina je nielen bohatsia, ale j
vzdelanejsia svobodnejsia st a
stnejsia ako ia druha. l. L'ahko ma.
hliadnut', re tento inert 'uch j.
vel'mi nespol 'ahlivy. Lebo we'd
na priklad V tNeh bankach moze
mat tisic l'udi niekol 'ko sto mi
lionov vkladov a pritom dvadsat
milionov l'udf priemerne nema a
nj po stovke, toho nenasleduie
re tych dvadsat' milionov a jed.
notisic su bohati alebo svobodn;
a vzdelani. mi ber1 do poctu &C.
~ takzvany narodny majetok d
,dl'a toho vyratuj1, ci narod ziie
blazenosti a ci je mnoho hoden.
Ami toto je ME nejaky dobry mer
t'uch. Ease niektori ini bern do
povahy procent citat' a pisat' We
dlacich. Toto dokazuje istn skol-
ski vzdelanost ale vel mi maIo
dokaz,lje vzdelanosti srdca. Bo-
il i taxi mudraci, ktori vysku ma
roda cenili dl a toho, kol 'ko my
dla spotrebuje sa krajine prize
merne ma jedneho obyvatel'a TAX
to, cenil hodnotu naroda slavny
nemecky luebar Justus Liebig. No
mydla spotrebuje Wac narod "a
mazany nez narod zijuci,v cistom
povetri a pri 'bystrych vodach a
predsa eistoty ,miloyny.
Pravy inert 'uch ma hodnotu ma.
roda je: kol 'ko patricny narod ma
skutocnych charakterov. To Jest
ci narode jest mnoho l'udi, kto-
II majd hlboky cit ku svojim biz.
nym, prvom rade ku svojim bra
tom po krvi a reel, ku svojim spo-
lurodakom, spo'Iunarodovcom, ci
"a spolocne blaho vedia trpiet ,
pracovat' a donasat' obete, a ci
ME.
TaktO cenl hodnotu naroda
znamenitE l'udomil vychovatel
anglicky spisovatel' dr.. Samuel
Smiles.
Nuz, ked name ttto zasadu, ia.
kyto inert 'uch pred ocima, neo-
bycajnou radost 'ou naplnuje mas
zJav, ked' ma ratovanie a povzne.
senle Slovenska donasaj1 obete
udla, Cd ktorych SIT to ME iedno-
ducht darky prebytku ich do.
chodkov, ale sn to skutocne mo-
zol'ne vypracovane, svedomite II.
sporene, znacne ciastky ich cele,
no imania. Totiz medzi prispieva-
tel mi IA Volebny Fond Slovakov
vidime i sliHobne slovenske devy
ba vdovy pozbavent svojich riad
nych zIvitel'oy. A vidfme, ze pri.
spievajd dl "a svojej najlepsej mo.
znosti.
Nuz vd aka, hprimne hlboke u.
znaEie a slava i'm! ~
Tieto sl'achetne zeny sd vzor.
, mi slovcnskeho narodneho cha.
\rakteru. Hrdi sme ma ne!
Ba tymto bolo by este malo DO.
NIant.
AHchceme, zeby sme boil tax
roz'A ,eni, re SINE prekvapeni,
ked ovenske zeny donasajii ODE.
tie LID 'tar naroda. Alebo, zeby
to bola 'lika zriedkavost', ked
prave chA obnejsie Slovenky rad,
Sci utiahnu Il nejaky peniaz, odo-
rrti 81 ist' dc divadla alebo kupit
nejaki ozdob, u, radsej dajd
svoj dollar I'D !, 'soky 81 'achetny
lel'. Me, take, zjavy, taketo
vlastnosti slova kych zien ME
81 prave zriedkaA <Vidme ich
obzvlaste v cirkevnA \ziyote. ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

Gle XVII AND SECTION 3 OF ARTIcL i
OF TIE CONSTITUTION OF TIE
GS.s s PRS! q a' r6ff 66fqzRF llss rsss zss
Be it ,ssoieet ky the General Assers6iy Of tn.
State Of Ohio. three.ffths of the member,
elected to each house concurring therein
That there shall be submitted to the electers
of the state for their approval or rejection AT te
election to be held on the first TUESDAY after
the FIRST Monday in November, 1925. pro.
posal to amend section 2 of article III and
section 2 OF article X. and to repeal section 3
OF article XVII and section of article K OF
the constitution of the state of Ohio to real
as follows
ARTICLE III.
Sec 2. The governor, lieutenant governor
secretary of state, treasurer. auditor and at
torney general shall hold their Offices for fou,
on the first Monday of January ~ neat amehee sate,
their election, and continue until their s,c.
cessors are elected and qualified.
ARTICLE X.
Sec. 2. All elective county officer, shall +.
Monday in November. BY the eieetor, cf mrs mrs,
county for =, period of four years
BE it fsvtAe, YssoIted. That at the election
above rsfsrred to, such proposal shall be placed
secretary Of state may designate. '->
IT the votes 70! the proposal shall exceed
those against il. the amendment shall ~ ;rts
effect January /. 1926. and original section
Of article III, and section of article &. arS
section 2 of article XVII and section of srticls
< OF the constitution Of the state of Ohio aiall
existing terms Of Office as to effect the purnoss
Adopted April II. 1925.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

of the board of real estate men who
held three days session at Green
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schumacher
left the latter part of last week for
the winter in Milwaukee. They
have closed their resort Keystone
Park Lodge located upon Duck lake
for the season.
Fred Matycek came up from Chi
cago the first Of last week on bust
ness relative to his fathers estate
and also to prepare their farm for
the winter. The farm is located in
the Kentuck lake district of the
town Of Phelps.
L. D. Hall came home Monday
from Appleton. He had gone down
the middle Of last week to attend
an "All College Day. celebration of
Lawrence students. He was a
guest Of his brother John and
cousin Lowell Hall.
Z. c. Ohsann of Conover and a
member of the town board was
down yesterday on business. He
will remove to the town of State
Line next week, he and Mrs. Oh
Sam having taken the position as
caretakers for the Lamont summer
home on West Bay lake.
Mrs. w. Fl. Bent and children
left Saturday morning for Oconto
Mrs. Bent will visit with her moth
er for some time and make Oconto
the home for the winter. Mr.. Bent
and sons are on a logging contract
at Herman, Michigan for the win
ter. They spent Friday and Satur-
day here.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
Wisconsin's Booze Market.

If Wisconsin doctors write all
the prescriptions for liquor that
they are entitled to this year, resi-
dents will receive 628,300 pints of
whiskey for medicinal purposes. At
the average cost to the consumer,
this alcoholic remedy will make a
total medicine bill of So, al, 800.
A report by Herman w. Sachtjen,
state prohibition director shows
that there are 523 more Wisconsin
physicians writing liquor prescrip-
tions this year than there were in
1921, the first year that prohibition
was in effect under a state dry act.
In 1921 there were 1,444 doctors
under regular license entitled to
write 400 prescriptions each year.
There are now 1858. Mr.. Sachtjen
also reported an increase in the
number Of doctors who prescribe
liquor in. emergency cases. In 1921
this group numbered only Al. Now
it numbers 1926. Each of this lat
ter class is entitled to prescribe
only six quarts a year.
During the prohibition era man
ufacturers who use liquor increased
from 81 to 68, but the number of
breweries slumped from SO to 46,
according to the report. In 1921
there were three laboratories using
liquor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
Phelps News.

Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Chaplin are in
Washington, D. G. attending a
convention of clergy.
The snow pillow crew have been
busy getting the roads in better
condition.
Miss Margaret McGregor of
Eagle River visited relatives here
the past week.
Harvey Hazen, who has been on
the sick list for some time is again
able to be up and going.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. McGregor and
son, and Lyle Hunter were visitors
in Eagle River the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Sutton and fam
lily and Joe Albright drove to
Rhinelander Sunday where they
spent the day.
Agnes and Lima went hunting
Sunday. Didn't hear exactly what
they shot but hope they got the
bag limit of rabbits.
Jim Nicholson of Iron Mountain
was a Phelps visitor Sunday. Mr..
Nicholson reports that they have
had no snow up there as yet.
Clyde Neldberg has given up the
long distance swimming mania as
he says he feels more enthusiastic
when the weather is warmer.
Mrs. 0. Sutton and children, Do
lores and Gordon, were in Rhine
lander several days last week where
Dolores received medical attention.
G. M. Christensen left for Wash
ington, D. c. the past week. He
stopped at Chicago where Mrs.
Christianson joined him on his trip
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gaughn and
son Donald left for Milwaukee,
after spending a fortnight with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Gaughn.
August kota had the misfortune
to break his leg while at work at
the chemical plant Sunday. Mr..
Kota left for Wausau Monday
morning where he will receive med
ical attention.
The Eagle River basket ball teams
are scheduled to play here this
week. Our teams met with defeat
at Eagle River but we're having
high hopes for the game on our
own floor. U! Rah! Rah! Phelps!
Our heartfelt sympathies go out
to John Salo and family during
their bereavement. Their beloved
wife and mother left for the Great
Beyond Friday evening after long
illness. Funeral services were held
Monday and interment followed
in the Phelps cemetery.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
Resolution.

Whereas, Neighbor Fred Hessen
of Eagle Waters Camp No. 900
Modern Woodmen of America has
suffered deep-felt loss in the
death of his two sons, Bernard and
Carl, it is hereby resolved by the
members of said lodge in regular
meeting assembled that our heart
felt sympathy be extended to
Neighbor Hessen and his bereaved
family, and that a copy Of this res
olution be printed in the news
papers of Eagle River and copy
hereof be sent to the parents of the
deceased.
Dated, October 10, 1925.
Eagle Waters Camp No. $50,
Modern Woodmen of America.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
Gone to Indiana.

M. d. Rush of Little Buckatoban
lake southwest of Conover left a
week ago for his old home in Ind
lana, expecting to stay the winter.
His health is very poor and a change
is figured as doing him good until
spring comes. His son Charles and
wife are operating the farm and re-
sort until his return.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
Start Farm PAPER

The initial issue of The Upper
Wisconsin Farmer came out last
week and will be edited once a
month by Felix A. Kremer at
Phillips. 1t starts out with four
pages and from the expression of
the editor it will be enlarged as it
grows older. 1t deals exclusively
with the farm end of the game in
Northern Wisconsin. The north
ern part of the state is without any
sort of agricultural publicity since
the Lake Superior Farmer went out
of existence a number of years ago.
The slogan of the new paper is 1--WE
must hang together or each Of us
will hang separately"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
PERSONALS

Andrew Peterson was down from
Phelps Friday of last week.
A. V. Dewitt and son were over
from Sayner Monday of this week.
James Donnelly Of Three Lakes
was a business visitor here Friday.
C. G. Mccullough and a couple Of
friends drove up yesterday from
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bent were
down from Land O Lakes Monday
of this week.
Mrs. w. H. Farrell after four
weeks visit at Milwaukee, arrived
home yesterday,
Mrs. John r. Powell returned
Thursday from a trip which she
had made to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Lamon of
Three Lakes were Eagle River bust
ness visitors Thursday.
VIM. Hunter, highway commits
sioner Of Villas county returned
Thursday from Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Froehlich
spent Friday of last week in Eagle
River, driving over from Sayner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Warner Sr.
drove over Monday from their farm
home and resort on Plum lake.
Mrs. sgd Fisher and daughter
left by car Thursday for Chicago.
They will join Mr.. Fisher in that
city for the winter.
Miss Arlene Rice returned the
latter part of the week from New
London where she had been visit
ing for couple weeks.
Mrs. julius Schaefer arrived
Thursday from Clare, Michigan.
She will spend the winter in Eagle
River at the Amos Radcliffe home.
Mrs. Margaret Mckenzie left this
morning for a winters visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Kenzie, relatives who live in New
York state.
Ben C.. Gauthier, Ed Gutenberg
and VIM. Patterson, all of the vii
lage Of Lac du Flambeau, were
business visitors in Eagle River
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell have
left their home on Yellow Birch
lake for st. Louis. Theirs was an
extended outing this year in the
North Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Dippold will
start tomorrow morning for their
home at Chicago. They have spent
the entire season on Meta lake. Mr..
ID. expects to return next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Everett who
closed their resort several weeks
ago, left Thursday evening for Chi
cago. From there they will spend
the winter visiting in the States.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Habrich drove
to Green Bay last week and were
in attendance at the state meeting.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

Though cats hate water, their
love for fish is so strong that many
instances of their diving into wa
ter for a finny meal have been
noted.