davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

Nuz "a tSm pokraGovala som strikovanf strim-
FIJI - ale po nejakom case ME mnoho ich slo do
skla spootnosti, ebo ked' vyzradii moju
tajnost' priatel' Ike Gracii ukazaa jej strim-
fl, ona hned vykrikla: ia viem kde ich mozemc
prcdat hncd' tn meste nikto ami nemusf
diet, re kto ch robi, Toto sa nam daro vHborne,
prcdavala som ich nezadlho mala poptavky
viac - takto presvcdcila, re m6zem viac
pchazi zarob takto, ako co by som ich odosielala
spootnost
Potom V jcdon den, kel' chystali ist
Won, posavila pred m6jho Durka kras
nych ma drobno poskl lanEch Satach axe vi
della oznamovane Park & Taors predaju kras-
svedrku. ktort 81 zrobla ma stri-
kovacom stroll.
Ista sa rzotvory siroko dival sa
nina prclvapeni bez slova. KoneGne sa zmoho
slova: 'Kdc 81 to vzala Mary?'' ia 81 to
zarobila sama, odpovcdala fiperne, nevediac
ako prime tuto novnu. ''Svelar tiez2' spytoval
sa d'alej vedela som. re 81 pomyslel, ze o!'ky
reniaz musel byt' vyhodeny takyto sveder.
Nuz sveder olpovedala son. -- sveder som 81
zrobila.
'..Mary, ale ia nikdy nevedel, re ty vies
taktoestrikovat'.''
.s4sJ ABBY som to ncmohla rukou Durko odpovedaa
somac nautila to infm sposobom. prf
,F
drzala tajnost
Durko civil ku pozeral tax, ako GO by
hola tie vcc nickle ukrada - potion ka
zala 81 salndt', vypocut celd hstoriu.
PoGuj draht, povelala jennie ale rozhodnc,
nemyslis, re j. to nesmysel pre- mas ma hIs 'at ST.
ze ty zarabas dost' penaz teraz? Bu'les zarabat
pravda neskorsie ale krm su veci talk drahe
tvoi plat ncdrM sa urovni, ii ME je to dobre
ked ia 81 m3zcm takto zarobit peniazp ma potreb-
ne saty trcchu zabavy inc potrebnosti
ktore nam inac nevystava2
Potion pustila do starfch DurkovNch idei,
zc: "moja zena nemus pracovat'.''
nej triely l'udia dnesnom case musia zapasit',
kazdt to viz. Pozri len ma mnohe zeny ktore pri-
jaly obchodne zamestnanie, ably pomahay svojm
ma1zelom. Nikto 81 Mich ncmysli pre- to mic ze-
nom ease bez toho. zeby zanedbavala teba
aleho nasu HeIenku. Il ne ia to lepse ako prjat'
nc'l'c pracu? Nkto ncmusi mic vedet' toni
Toto Durka podmanilo ako ST boa vedo-
ma, zc tax stane On ma to poveda: Nuz ty 81
urcbila proti moiej voli Mary ale myslim, ze
mas pravdu. Noze mi ukaz ako to robis
Vzaa som l'ahkI prenasa jdci sa strikovaci stro-
jik klozetu ukazala som Durkovi ako sa ma nom
pracuje.
ia som do toho Gasu mala uz dost' zkdsenosti
tax som spravila strimfle tax rychle, re Durko
skoro spadol Cd prekvapena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

4 - Il ( u +
keto prostriedky menovaly sa Ep-
.tol, Vilane mac nebolo to mic
insieho, nez obycajny prfpravok
boraksl inych soli. Amarol Dol
lucbarsky rozlozeny a zistilo sd,
ze hom bolo 95 procent Epson
Salts a 5 procent boraksu v Gene
lie. Priprava tato sa predavala "a
vysoki1 cenu. Dnes postove tra-
dy boj,rj1 prot takymto svindle
rom vel mi rozhodnym sp6sobom.
(F. Il. I. s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

Mnohi india s1 tax naivni a
optimistickf, ze sa dajd snadnc
polalviest' clovekorn iiplne plesi-
vym a klpia Cd neho medecinn
ma vzrast vlasov, ako sa vyslovii
svojho casu Will Rogers, ktory je
jednym najvynikajticejsich hu-
moristov americkych. Mohlo BY
sa myslet' ze pre- takychto sudic-
rov je to vel'mi snadne vyziskat'
mnozstvo penazi ma l'ahkovernom
Jude, ponevac kazdy Stat ma inc
zakony a ked' pol pornseny zakon
jedneho Statu, vtedy sa proste
takfto svindleri sobern a id1 pre-
yadzat' svoje kdsky do infho sta.
tu. Aysak je tuna este jedna pre-
kazka, ktora i'm nedovol 'uje svoju
cinnost' rozvinut', ako 81 mnohf
l'udia domnievajii. S1 to posto-
We tirady. Ked' postove iira'dy ne
dovolia i'm zneuzivat' postovti
sluzbu, vtedy obchod ich je vel'
mi chytro NJ konca. Sn to Gasto
obchody takeho drnhu, re sa bez
posty yybavit' nedaju. Akonahle
sa postovi inspcktori dozvedia o
nejakom plane podvodnom a je
podozrenie, ze sa pri nom upotre.
buje postovej dopravy, zacne Wy
Setrovat' lucbarska 1radovna vo
Washingtone. Lucbarska 1radov-
Tia vysetruje, ci tovar predavany
ie toho druhu, ze by mohol byt
bezcenny a ci sd lakane cd l'udu
peniaze pdh falosnou zamienkou
Niekedy sa stane, ze celia skupina
syindlerov, ktori sa dozvedei, IL
sii podozreni, sa rozutekajd.
" poslednych niekol'kych tyz
dnoch bolo zakazane from podni
kom uzfvat' postovi sluzbu q tc
takym, ktore ga snazily v easopi
soch a listoch soferovat lieGeni,
tuberkul6zy alebo rakoviny "a
diom.' Jedna spolocnost' rhehujt
sa International Radium Co., kto
ra predavala "a $15 malickn pod
uSku, plnenl zemou odkial'si ;
Nevady, ceny 9 a pol centov Il
funt spolocnost' predavala TT
to MALI podusku ceny asi 6 cen
tov "a $500 a tvrdilo sa, re ten
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

sti ma rome patentami chranene
objavy v horticulture. Vypestdva
stromky, kry, kvetinove korene
tax d'alej talk, ze rastI bujnejsie
dlhsie zijt. Ma v majetku move
druhy ovocia, ktore nema ziadna
ina spolocnost' farmari, ktori
Cd mel kdpia stromky, zarabajl
po 1tisic dolarov akra jabloni a.
lebo inych ovocnych stromov. Te-
dy tejto spolocnosti je nizepodpi-
sany zastupcom. Ktokol'vek po-
trebuje okrasne kry, kvetiny, O.
vocne stromy, kvetinove cibul ky,
semena a vsetko, co sa tyka rast-
linstva, mech sa ma nina obrati a
m6ze byt' isty, ze dostane to maj
lepSie tohto druhu ma svete. OBJ
jednavky pre- jarne sadenie sa uz
teraz prijimajn. Platte al ma jar,
pri dodanf tovaru. Zavolajte po
telefone: redaikcie 1929, bytu
1896, a prfdem k vam. Alebo
prid tie osobne. Porada k okrasle-
niu domu zvonka zdarma.
MATEJ mkz
$40 W. Federal St. " redarciil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

zacina sa Ease Strikovanie Strim-
FIJI domacnosti rozsirovat', lebo
ma tomto stroll mono Strikovat
rychle pri vsetkom pohodli do
macon.
Prave tax ako v kazdej doma:-
nosti maj1 dnes Sijaci stroj, tax
v blizkej budncnosti bud1 mat ,
v kazdej domacnosti strojik ma
strikovanie strimfli. Ma Auto Knit
tern mono strikovat' muzske
Strimfle, zenske a detske puneo-
chy, rebrovane jednoduche l.
ny strikovany odev, ako svedery,
ciapky, golfove puncochy, sporto-
vne puncochy, booties, sally inc
veci.
Ma dobre strikovane puncochy
najdete iste vel ky odbyt, mozete
ich predavat' priatel'om a INA
mym, sIsedom i v miestnych OBJ
chodoch alebo ich mozete poslat
do strimflarskeho oddelenia spo-
locnosti cd ktorej klpite strojik.
Tiez ostatne veci, ktore ma tomto
strojiku m6zete pliest', vyhodne
vzdy pred&te.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

wi OLA draha, ma
la 81 iu videt dnes
v kostole. Vyzerala
rozhodne osarpana.
To je 'hahba! Mary
btvala pred tttm tax
pekne sa Atiaca diev-
ka-az kym sa Wy
dala "a toho banko-
veho klerka. ia my
slim re on sa - Cit
--tit!-je ma tejto
kare hned' "a mani,
mozno pocuje.
POuliGna kara bo-
la preplnena a preto
ma sk6r nezbadaly,
ale , som pofula a
tvar sa mi zapalila
Zlost 'Ou j hanbou.
Bolo to pravda--vy.
zcrala som osarpan;
"A som 81 bola pove,
donna. NietO mic tax
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

"A ty hovoris, ze
kompania kdpi strim-
fle cd teba? - spy
toval sa.
Ano, odpovedala
som, oni odober1 odo
mia vsetky preby-
totne strimfle stalej
vel 'kosti po ustalenej
Gene ale najlepsie je
to, ze m0zem svojn
pracu spehazit' hned'
III donna q zarobim g.
Ste viac ako 60 by
som posielala do
kompanie, nehovoriac
0 tom, kol 'ko m6zern
usporit na tom, ked'
bndem robit' pre- mas
samsch strikovan6
saty ako som 81 zro-
bila tentO sveder.
Durko skutoSne boil
prekvapeny, a ked'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20
Ako ia zarabam peniaze donna

A takto doplnujem nedostatocny Dmlov z6robok
Kada manzka abo vydrzu1ca uporeb
peniaze. Mnohe ich teraz zaraba1 donna Ako Auto
strikovanie "a vypaca rojakym sposobom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

pochopi ako zauiimave je to a vyplacajdce, no.
voril, re nema ziadnej namiatky, zeby som tom
pokratoyaa a skutoGnosti Dol tajne vel mi
hrdf ma moju obchodnd schopnost' TAX pokra-
tovala som strikovani robiac roziene vkusns
'ktsky pre- moju dcerku, strimfle pre- Durka mno-
he drobnost odpredaj
Nfslelok boil ten, zc nemusela sa vzdat'
mnoh ych vcci, ktore potrebovala pre- seba a
moiu Hclcnku minulej jaseni zimy. Ked' prisla
jar lcto zacala som strikovat' vkusn6 sportovn6
golf strimflc tax mala malo strikovaneho
prclai Il spolotnosti, ked' al napomaha ma
vsetky sp5soby posieai mi al knizoeky, kto
rTch opsuia sa, re ako nam 81 zbudovat' donna
Strikovanim vlastny obchod }-..
Teraz m6zem mat krasne vcc AXE cheem pre-
scba pre- Heenku pre- domacnoet' - nepore.
bujcm 81 citit' vnncu ked' ich kupuiem, lebo
muslin upotrebit ami cent takzvanych 'srodin.
nteh pchazi'' - penazi ktore zaraba Dur,so.
Kedykol vek potujem zenu st 'azovat' sa ma dra-
hotu zivotntch potrieb satstva, vzdy usilujem
sa jej vysvetlit'. ako Auto strikovacia masinka
pomiha sport' al zarabat' penaze peniaze do.
praz'lnom ease. Vysvetlujem jej, ze striko-
vatka ma slobodu olpredat' vyrobok jej Auto stri-
kovatky privatnyeh ludi, tiez strikovat' pre-
seba rodinu, alebo ked jej tax pa6i, odposie-
lat zvysnt stalej miery strimfle spoloenost do
stanc "a ne riadny plat. :. ., r. ....
XIX rovaai, kde bfvate, ia ista, ze chcete
vHlict vsetko tej Auto strkovatke, ktora tax
mnoho uroba pre- mia. Ma kazdy pad piste Auto
knitter Hosiery Co. hned' doznajte o donna
eel in'ustri ktora vas saka Doznajte sa, 60 inc
docclily pomoeou Auto strikovatky 60 po.
skvtujc vdm Poste svoje memo a adresu ku-
nizc vytlaeenom nitim niJako nezavia-
7"'c+c The Auto Knitter Hosiery Co. Inc, Dept.
49510, $50 Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y. .-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

JOZEF MARTINKO !.
slovensky muzsky Hajcir
Ma krasne latky ma vyber. Ceny
mierne, praca prvotriedna. Kto RAJ
oprobuje, pride j druhy raz.
% N. Watt st., Youngstown, o
Prijima predplatky ma ,.
Younystownsk& Slovensks Noviny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20
MATTEL MRAZ
Verejny Notar

Prisazn4,, !, svcdectva, Kdpnb-pr;Z !
dajne smlupy, Plnomocenst4a WI
stavim ''spravne obstaram konzu;
larne potvrdanie. ,
800 w. Federal St.. v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

THE AUTO KNITTER HOSIERY CO., Inc.
Dept. 4s51o aenesee st., Buffalo, NY.
Poslite mi vsetky podrobnosti zarabani spo-
ren peiazi donna pomocou Auto strikovaeej
Sinky vysv2tliac mi, ako Auto strikovanie sa w.
plaza rojakIm sp6sobom. Prikladam &c stemplik
M poStovne vylohy. Je usrozumeno, re sa tymto
niako mic nezaviazujem.
Memo ..... :. ...... ........ ...... ..........
Utica cislo ........ ...... .......... ........
Posta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stat. .....
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
QUESTION OF IDENTITY
 IS PUZZLE TO JUDGE
Third Conviction Against Somebody But Court Can't Decide Which
 Stanley Mlynarski.

Stanley Mlynarski of 40 Horace street was fined s25O and costs and given q suspended jail sentence of .a0 days when he was called before judge Benjamin W, filling in police court this morning for sentence on charges of violating the liquor laws, to which he pleaded guilty ycster- day The court imposed sentence on ,MlynarSki as a second offender.
 Attorney Stanley J. TraccsM asked the court yesterday morning to cor rect Mlynarskis court record, as it had been confused with a cousin of the defendant, who lives al the same address, has the same name and an- swcrs 10 the same general dcscrip- ton. Each man admitted having been arrested on previous occa- sion for violating the liquor law when they were in court this morn
 ing but the records show q third previous conviction and the court was unable to decide on which mans record it should go.
 Al Figucro of 395 Maple street, charged with misconduct, was sen- tenrch 10 l5 days in jail, while the two girls who were arrested with him lest Saturday at his home. Stella Kwa2ek and Genevieve Ponnock. were committed to the House of the Good Shepherd.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
STATE POLICEMAN NEW
 CHIEF AT ASHBURNHAM
Russell Suspended Head of Depart mcnt Will Have Public Hear
 ing September IS.

Ashburnham, Mass, Sept. 3. Pl-- Chief of Police Elmer w. Russell, suspended by the selectmen for al- legged laxity in law enforcement after a raid by state and Fitchburg police here August 22, was succeeded by Charles D. Davis of Worcester a special investigator for the state police and a former agent of the Watch and Ward society. Davis has been on duty here since the raids, which led 10 several arrests for liquor and gambling law violations.
 Davis was appointed chief of police for sixty days, but 1t was eX- pccted his appointment would be made permanent at the expiration of that period.
 Russell will he given a public hearing in the town hall on Septem- ber Is, 1t was announced.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03

building.
 Police said that the street fight resulted when members of the na- tional society of the church attempt cd to obtain church records with which they did not agree,
 The national society and the other faction. the young Rumanian society, which contains the older element of the church members, have been dis putting over church affairs for the past six months, it was said.
 During the riot, police said. bricks. chairs and clubs were used as weapons by the fighting church folk. Several of those arrested were charged with rlotng and others with assault.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
Child, Clothing Aflame,
 Runs to Mothers Arms

Worcester, Mass, Aug. Pl--Bes- sic Sadowski 3 12, received burns when a playmate tossed a match into her clothing while they were play ing in the yard of her home last night. Running from the yard with her clothing a flaming torch famed by the breeze. the little girl was met at the rear door of the home by her mother. Mrs. Mary Sadow- ski, who tore the blazing garments from her body.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
M0hammedans Protest
 LiuuOr Trafficking

Snla. British India, Sept. CPt- The assembly yesterday discussed the recommendation made by Mos lem members for total prohibition Of inc sale of liquor, The debate cen tered on Mohammedan 10 inc Moslem bill ad- locating prohibition as the ultimate policy of the government but sug- gesting that in the meantime power
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
Radium Treatments for
 Leprosy Prove Success

Honolulu, Sept , P-,jucccSstul use of radium in the treatment of leprosy is reported by doctors NJ. H. Neil and +. r. Sandidgc of the lepor receiving hospital in their annual report to tho territorial board Of health. After series Of experiments the surgeon announced that in all cases treated with radiuT the Hep rous nodules disappeared" The eX- periments covered d period of six months. It was thc first limo ra- dium ever was used 10 combat lcp- rosy.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03

With no water in the burning area and chemical outfits useless, A small army of men between 500 and 1000 which had been fighting the flames for hours, abandoned hope of getting them under control. Either the fire will have 10 burn itself out, 1t was said. or rain must fall in sufficient volume 10 check it, Until then fur thor heavy losses will be sustained by property owners, No buildings were In danger.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
Cigarette From Plane
 Starts Woods Blaze

simsbury, Comm Sept, 2 Rl-A woods fire on the mountain estate of e. F. Heublein, of Hartford. finally oAtinguished by today's rain. was started, in the opinion of fire war dous, by lighted cigarette dropped from an airplane which passed over the tract several days ago.
 The fire was noticed from a watch tower maintined by the patrol aiter the plane passed over
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03

Of control should be given local gov erning bodies, This amendment was carried by a vote of 60 10 80. The pon- official members of the assem- hly criticised the governments pol icy of control. declaring 1t was bas- ed upon financial considerations and ignored the interests of the Indians
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
LEBANON FOREST FIRE
 REMAINS UNCHECKED
Lumber Valued al SS0,000 Destroyed No Water Available to
 Fight Blaze

Lebanon. Me-, Sept, g. P)--A for est fire swept through a portion of this town yesterday. crossed the line into Berwick and was raging un- checked last night, after destroying s50,000 worth of standing timber and sawed lumber.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
SEVERAL HURT IN RIOT
 AT WOONSOCKET CHURCH
Arrests Follow Fight When Factions Disagree on Rumanian Church
 Records.

Woonsocket, R. l., Sept. 3, P,-- Scores of persons were injured and six were arrested last night when two factions of the Rumanian ortho- hoX church of St. John the Baptist, staged a riot in front of the church
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
VESSEL, SINKS.

Victoria. R. C. Sept. 8 P)--H, NJ, s. Armentieres a mine sweeper from the Canadian naval base at Esqui- malt, struck a rock and sank at noon yesterday in Pipestream Inlet, Bark
New Britain herald., 1925-09-03

ley Sound. on the west coast of Van couyer Island. All the crew reached shore safely but the vessel Is sub merged
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-10-29

er part of the taxes and are getting
"a limited amount of Federal Aid, be-
cause it is distributed among the
states on the basis of area, road
mileage and population. says a bull
letin issued by the Good Roads As
ISOLATION of Wisconsin.
The argument that the eastern
states are paying large part of the
federal taxes, when analysed, does
not bear out the contention of this
group. The money from the west
land middle west and south flows into
New York and other eastern centers,
while the basic wealth is in the mid
die west, the west, and south. For
instance, the Union Pacific railroad
runs east only as far as Omaha, and
in 1923 it paid its income tax in New
York in the sum of $4,000000. This
is true of many large corporations,
such as steel corporations, and
thousands of others.
The state of Wisconsin, including
this year, has received from the
Federal Government $4,000, 900,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-10-29

which has been spent in road con-
struction. Ii has helped the coun-
ties, where concrete was built, in
completing their programs. 1t is es-
pecially helpful in the farming com
munities, which are traversed by
through trunk highways used by peo-
pie all over the state and nation. The
farmers cannot be expected and
should not be called upon to pay the
full expense of these roads.
Under the present Wisconsin law
there is no general property tax for
roads. The Federal Aid must be met
an equal amount. But it is met
in Wisconsin from funds taken from
license fees and the gasoline tax.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-10-29

none that's why.
Munday-I got licken for come
ing hcme frum skool today before it
was out. but even at that l am bet
ter off. / overhead the prinseple tell
teecher to take me apart and talk to
me Serious. SO l beet it vile | was
all to gather.
Teusday-Pa was a telling about
a ole widow woman witch put ad
in the noosepaper today. 1t went
like this. Wanted. boy to talk care
of a cow who wears rubber Boots.
Wensday-I told jane today that if
l diddent kwit studying so hard why
l behaved l wood lose my mind an all
she sed was. Aw don't flatter yure
self so. She is very hard to under
stand here of lately.
Thirsday-Got anuther licken to.
day. l tawked back to the teecher
Pc sed diddent no better than to dc
that. l sed it didden talk me very
long to see that / had made a muse
JESS miss take.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-10-29
NORMAL ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Recently the question was asked as
to why the Normal School now re-
quires high school graduation for ad-
mission. The reason for advancing
entrance requirements to this stand
ard may be readily understood.
High school graduation is now re-
quired for admission to all the Nor
NAL schools in Wisconsin and in prac-
tically all of the other states. The
Normal Board of Regents in Wiscon-
sin adopted this requirement some
two or three years ago, putting the
Wisconsin schools on the same plane
with Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois
and other surrounding states
This advance in requirements is a
part of a general movement to i'm
prove teacher-training. Wisconsin's
educational program after the pres
ent year, will require a four year
high school course as preliminary to
a teacher-tr training course for any
class of schools. The county train
ing schools and teacher training
courses in high schools will all re-
quire four years of work before such
training courses are conducted.
In order that the graduates of the
River Falls Normal School should
qualify for teaching positions, it was
necessary that the school be placed
upon this improved basis. Graduates
of the old four year and five year
courses are no longer accepted for
teaching positions outside of Wiscon-
sin. Students who are not graduates
of high schools before taking their
Normal school course will have their
credits seriously cut when seeking
admission to colleges and universit-
les. In order to play fair with the
young people who propose to teach
school and who expect to secure rec
ognition for their credits, it has been
to require high school
graduation for admission to the Nor
NAL school.
The Normal school has been on
this new basis for the past two or
three years. As result. a very
large number Of young people from
The city and surrounding country
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-10-29
MAILING TIPS FROM
THE POST OFFICE
Stolen Money Orders

Almost every day the local Post
Office receives notice of many money
orders stolen from the post offices
throughout the country.
These orders are seldom if ever
made up and cashed in the vicinity
from which they are stolen, so it be-
hooves every banker, merchant or
professional man to use extreme care
in the matter of cashing money or
ders. Strangers should never be thus
Accommodated, unless they come with
recommendations which are known to
be reliable.
A reward of from fifty to two hun
dred dollars is offered for the arrest
and conviction of any person on the
charge of breaking into a post of
flee with intent to commit any lar
ceny or of stealing money or proper
ty of the United States, including
money order forms, and forging
money orders. 1t must be noted, how
ever, that the reward is not offered
merely for the forging of money or
ders, but as conviction on charge Of
stealing them is pretty apt to follow
such arrest the reward would prob
ably be payable.
Remember, the person or firm cash
ing a forged money order is the one
who loses, so beware of strangers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-10-29
FEDERAL ROAD AID
FIGHT WILL CONTINTrE

A determined fight on the policy
Of extending Federal Aid to the
states for road building will be made
in the next session of congress. Be-
hind this effort are a group of
wealthy eastern states, including the
New England states, New York PEN
,nsylvania, and Maryland. Practi-
caliy all of the middle western states
and the western states are in favor
of continuing Federal Aid, as are the
southern states.
The eastern states set up the
claim that they are paying the larg-