davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
SCHoDzA Pol EITECKfIIo
KLUBU v HASELYoN

Slopensky Politely Klnb v.
HaseltoA poyolara syojich clenov
na sch6dzu d1a 10. aprila 0 8. h..
jveeer do niestnosti skoly Sy. Az
betty. Spoluebcania 9 clenovia to-
hoto klubu, prid tie vsetci na schoI
dzu, lebo 90 bndl v&zae zalezito-
sti pojednavat'. pri tom sa mno.
no poueina Mlsime spojenymi
sitami vystupoyat', lebo ,ked
chceine nejakn opravu ma nasich
uliciach dostat', to sa prostredni-
ctvom klubu l'ahsie vydobyje, a.
ko ked by to ziadal len jedno-
tlivy clovek. Klub reprezentuje
vol'u vsetkych elenov preto
mestsky irad yezme 81 ziadost
klubu lepsie do povahy ako zia:
dost osobitn6ho obeana. A urobi
nam po voi w preto, re yeas
volieb rata potion ma nasu spoje-
nj podporu.
Bratia, ako vam je znamo, te-
rsz sd uE blEko predyol by, pre-
to prid 'te ySetci Pritom vas al
ziadam, prdbujte kazdy jeden
priviest sebou jedneho noveho &.
da, lebo este jest mnoho Slova-
kov ma Haseatone, ktori neprisld-
cham do ziadneho klubu Teda
sem sa medzi mas. Povazte 81, yse-
tko sa to v celom meste organi.
| zuje a bude ziadat' nieco, nejaku
opravu, a mi TIL nechceme ostat
ga inymi, ale sa mame tiskat ma
samy predok. To sa l'ahko do.
/ siahne, ked' kazdy Slevak byva.
juci ma tejto okolici, bude prislu
chat medzi mas. Teda prid tie, ste
vitani medzi nami. Prispeyky ST
malrke, len ST ma cely rok.
/ Este pripomeniem, re budemt
mat na tejto sch6dzi al dobrycf
recnikoy. Preto prid tie vsetci, a
| by sme sa vel 'kSsin poctom preu
kazali, .lebo len tax vydobyjem'
81 uznania. M. J. Bartos, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
PREBUD IA " ~ TY, sPIAcA
DU&A aLOvENsKA!

Dnom 81. nlarca zapocal sa boj
medzi jarom zimou Silly priro-
dy zacfnajn sa prebildzat castej-
Sic sa ozyva spev vtactva, sila-
zenka, ia prya zvestovatel 'ka ja-
ra, svojim utesenym biely1n kve-
tom oznamuje, ze sd "a non celia
risa rastlinstva preibudza k no
yemu zivotu. Slniecko silnejsie
mas xacina ohrievat' a to znaci,
ze sa balzi jaro, Wit 'azstvo zivota
mad smrt 'ou!
o prcbud' sa uz ty, spiaca
dusa slovenska. Nstayaj k move.
mu jaremu, veselemu zivotu ce-
lou prirodou, ktoreEto 81 ozdo-
bou j korunon. Ysetky dobre. Sc
lnena, ysetky usl 'aclrile naklon.
nosti a city, cit Nsky a milosr-
denstya, horlivosti smelosti, ci.
stoty a vel kodusnosti k syojeti,
mech tlacia 50 ia pevrch, mech
zvit 'azia opanuj1 svsetku ne.
tecnost', vsetky zle naklonnosti,
ktore tn cd vznesenycl prac, Cd
konania dohrych skutkoy odya-
tlzdjd. Mech mizlle Fad a siiah
naruzivosti, pre- htore dobre Sc
memo GnQyti skryvat 'sa lnusi pod
Ftvrdou korou zsmskej duSe; q ja-
Also roj veselycll vtacat vysielat
xaeina spev svoj K nebesam X O
slave Najvy sieho, tax mech sa
dvfha al tyoja duEa, tyoje srlce
II tsojQau narodu a l'udu slovsn-
skelln.
Vstavaj bratu, sestro K noyemll
aiyotu, x zivotu skutkov, k osla-
We naroda svojho, k naprave We
tkeho,, 60 h0 zannlucuje, tlaa, pre-
ls6za a sadxEuje ma ceste K vol
nejsej, st'astne jsej budalcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08

Statement Of the Ownership Management,
Circulation, ETC., required by the Act Of Con
sioyenske Noviny. published weekly al
Youngstown, Ohio, for April 1st, 1927.
state of Ohio,
Before me, Notary Public in and for the
State and county aforesaid. personally ap.
pesred n. Grosshandler, who, having been
duly sworn according to law. deposes and
Of ths Publishers of the Younwstownske
aloyensks Eoviny and that the followirr =
~. ~ a his knowledge and belief. true
i . daily paper, ths eiseaiationj, etc, Of the
aforesaid publication for the date shown in
the above caption, required by the Act OF
tugust "a. 1912, embodied in section 443,
Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse of this form, to-wit:
!. That the names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor, and bus.
mess managers are:
Publisher. The United Printing Company.
p. o. BOX AIT, Youngstown, Ohio.
Editor. NJ. Mraz, 800 West Federal street.
President am General Manager, N Gross
handler. $40 West Federal street.
2 That the owness are: (Give names and
''-"~~es of individual owners, or, IL = cor.
poration, give its name and the names and
addresses OF stockholders, owning or holding
stock)
Mr N. Grosshardler. City: Mr.. j. Era
Ia, City; Mrs. G. Gorham, City: Joseph
Friedman, City; Mr.. Edward McGonan
City.
3 .Thnt the known hondholders mort.
gages and other security holders owning or
holding l per cent or more Of total amount
OF bonds, mort cages, or other securities are
CT there are none, SO state). *
None.
That the two paragraphs next shove.
giving the names Of the owne1s stockholders,
and security holders, il any. contain not only
the list of stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books of the cem.
rany as trustee or in any other fiduciary
tion for whom such trustee is acting is given I;
also that the said two paragraphs contain
statemeRts embracing atlantis full knowied sc
and belief ss to tie rcumstances and c0ndi
tions under which stockholders and security
holders who do not appear upon the books
0f the company as trustees hold stock and
securities In o capacity other than that Of a
bona fide owner: and this affiant has no
reason to believe that any other person, aaso
citation. or corporation has. any interest direct
or indirect in the said stock, bonds or other
securities than as So stated by him.
THE UNITED PRINTING CO.,
N. arosshandler, President.
Sworn and subscribed before me thi.
1st dy Of April, 1927.
Seal. Matthew. N1rax
| (My commission expires Feb. IS. 1921
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
FARM.A MA PREDAJ AI.EBo
MA Zka6E1fU

173 akroy, s Hbovv dom, barna
q me hndDvislka, v6etky 8 drdton
pre- elektrinu. Tiez dobry potok,
slci pre- jazero. ,Alebo predam
lis akrov 50 vsetkymi hndoyami,
zahrnujac. Y to j potom, ale ME
statok . sfarmarske zariadsnie.
Tato fanna bola znaama pred
tym pod menom VIM. T. Snyder
Farm, nachodi sa v LordstoUn
township, ma Lordstown a New.
ton Falls ceste. Hast sa treba u
PETER SIRBU
132 South Watt Street
Telefony: Rezidencie 77976, OBJ
chodu 66834.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
MA PREDAJ FARMA

Ma dobrej ceste, blizko cd Niles
Warren a Youngstown. 78 akrov
dobry s nbovy dom, garadz, do.
statok tienistych stromov, mlady
ovocny sad o 300 stromoch, 2 ak.
re hrozna, Is akrov dobreho lesa
Mono kupit' "a 1920, $1.5N
hotovych, ostatok ma l'ahke roc
ne splatky. Toto je vyfborna XII
pa, len budovy su hodny ce1d ce
nu. Haste sa Il MIKE POPOVICH
141k East Market ST., Warren, O
Telefon Warren 1909.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
;LOVENSKEJ LfGY
Go viedlo ku> obmedIzeniu !
r. Q. Bs< 800, rist.bsssh. P..

20 VleulO KuN ODmedzenlu prl-
st 'ahovalcctva to znate. Boly
to jetlnak obavy Spoj. Statov, be
po syetoyej vojne neziaduce ziv-
" jednotlivych statov dostanu sa
sem hlavne vsak snahy okypte-
MIA pdetu prist 'ahovalectva 70
strednej, juznej a juho-vychod.
nej Europy v prospech takzva-
nych nordickych prist 'ahovalcoy.
@ poslednej nezdravej snahe
'songresu nechcem hovorit', spo-
mfnam ju len bezne; zdoraznu-
iem, ze hoci sa tato zem postavila
,roti prulsiackej doktrine superi-
srity prusiackej "Uebermensch.
skosti' = sama svojom lone
vSak snlva pestuJe doktrinu Ja-
kejsi nordickej superiority. No,
my IA tolnto maloco znennne.
Sine ma to prislabi. Obmedzenie
prist 'ahovalectva je tn a ostane.
A hovoriac priamo, musime do
znat', ze mann tu pritomnym OBJ
medzenie prist sahovalectva hmot-
ne neskodilo a ami Station Euro
py, ktore boly tymto ma oko po-
stihnute. Poslednym ol,medzenie
prist 'ahovalectva, hoci ma jednej
strane docasne skodilo, predsa i'm
prospelo, lcbo zaujem .,vsetkych
statov vyzaduje, aby pracesehop-
ne zdrave ob6anstvo ostalo a
tvorilo donna hodnoty a net1lalo
sa po cudzine.
Nasim sloyenskym organiza-
siam obmedzcnie prist 'ahoyalec,
tva rozhdone poskodilo, lebo in
ool uzavrety pramen cerstvehc
1dstva; ma druhej strane vsak u
kazalo neobrolbenn rol' u Mia
DEF GENERACIE a susednt
KANADIENKU.
Co robit' a jako poMacovat
ateraz, ably pritomna kvota pri
II tahovalectva tesko- -Sloyenske
Republiky nebola snizena?
| Ked hovorim, ably nebola sni
zena, robin to na zakIlade vaz
nych ,informacii. Muslme vedet
ze povodna kyota roku 1924 spt
civala ma 2 percentovom poct'
| prislusnikov roznych narodnost
dl a cenzusu roku 1890. Tentt
,enzus, ako zname, neuznAval ma
rody tvoriace jednotlive staty, a
Zen saty, jako take. A nateraz j
naklennost' zvysit kvotu Austri'
a Mad 'arska ma nkor Cesko-Slo
yenska.
A nam neprichodf nijak poso
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08

bit smere zyJsenia terajssi
tkvcty Cesl1o4 4Sloyenska, lebo by
dnle nepochodili, ale skorej pra-
covat' va to, ably kvOta . rokuI
1924 boaa zachovana. POukazat'
senatu a domu zastupcoy, elenoan
patricnych vyborov, be, pri cen
zuse z roku 1890aho Spojens Sta.
ty uznanaly len stdty . ME tisto
tvoriace narodnosti; he ia nam
pri tointo nedostalo spravedmosti,
ze prist 'ahovalectvo byvaI6ho Ra-
kdsko- Uhorska, pozostavalo ' 80
percentoch potla6oyapych sla-
yianskych narodov tychto krajin
a ze by preto bolo najvacsou ne
spravedlnost 'ou proti nam ivy.
sit prist 'ahovalecku kvotu Raku.
ska q Mad 'arska ma 1kor Slova-
kov Cechov.
Potrebnii rezoluciu mann vypra
covan1 a bude Yam predostrena
v patritnom case.
Bolo by ziaducno, aby ona bo-
la jednohlasne prijata tn shromai
denymi zastupcami nasich organi-
zacif a sprievode vysvetl 'uj1-
echo Memorandunnu zaslana ele.
nom senatu, domu zastupcov, Il.
radnikom vlady, Gasopisom j.
nym vplyvnym cfnitel ON. A ne
muslin zdoraznoyat', re by sa
svedeilo aby trovy spojene S tou-
to akciou niesly spolocne nase
bratske organizacie. Nebud1 vel
ke a Liga 20 svojich skromnJ1e
prostriedkov zaistc vykonala svoj
podiel tejto praci.
Mimo toho povazujem 81 "a po
yinnost' upozornit', ze snad' y
bkzkej buducnosti kyota bud1.
echo prist 'ahovalectva bude sta
novenh ME tax ma riadnom cen
/ zuse, jake na bocnych a predss
hlavnych statistikach, dokazuju
cich, ze z daneho poctu prist 'aho
valectya tej-ktorej narodnosti :
/ Spojene Staty ziskaly behom ur
citej dolby tol 'ko a toi 'ko noveht
obeianstya.
/ A toto je mementom potreb.
pestovania zdravej amerikaniza
cie v lone nasskych organizaen
s nou al potrdby vedenia patric
nych statistik, ably holy po ruk
Ev pade potrs.by. Takato by NAL
] byt' intensfvns pestAyana lon
kazdej organiza1ie q redene 0 ne
potrebne zaznamy
ZDRAVA AMERIKANIZiCI1
nasho clenstya je prepotrebna =
to je ma bielom dni. Prist 'ahoval
4 eli a obyyateIia nikdy neh,ld,
moct Vplyvat' na osudy, zakon,
tejto zeme ale len obcania, nesu
ci jednak t LARGELY jednak majl
ci prava obcMnske.
/ lDokon6enie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
ZPRAVA p. IVANA BIEIEKA,
predsedu Slov. Ligy,

podana ma poradnej sch6dzi Slov.
Ligy, slovenskych organizacil a
casopisov odbyvanej dna 80. mar.
ca 1927 budove American State
Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08

MA PREDAJ LAONo

!. Moderny tehloyy dom 6 izieb
a kapelna. Vel'ky lot, utica dlaz-
denA a vyplatena. Telefonujte
391O3 alebo prid'te do domu &
2426 Mahoning Ave. 20 Isl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
POTRERIy.JEME

MIadeho pekneho dzania Slo
yaka, ktory ma dobre odporlisa
MIA. Zkmenost' So nevyzaduje
Dobra prilezitost pre- toho pra
yeho. Hast sa treba ' izbe {
COG Home Savings & Loan Bldg
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
Mill sestry, cteni bratia :

Mill sestry, ctenf bratia -
Slov. Iiga Amerike pozyala
Vas na t1to sehodzu, lebo je pre-
svedcena, ze je ona prepotrebna
a ma case a ze. Ease nezaskodi
sijst sa a porokovat veciach
a zalezitostiach spolocnych a ja-
kosi neiwadne, ale predsa len u
West v skutok to prepotrebne a
idealne spojenie sa slovenskych
organizacil veciach spolocnych.
Chcem yiam V meme Slov. Ligy
Amerike v kratkosti predlozit
tri palcive problemy, tykajtlce sa
rovnako vsetkych naslch sloven-
skych organizacii to:
y Problem noNeho prist 'ahova-
leckeho zakona, cize moznost
zmeny pritomneho
q Problem kanadskych Slo-
vakov III
- Problem kubanskych Slova-
kov. ssaIi
Otazka noveho prist 'ahovalecke-
ho zakona.
O mnohych predlohach, tykajd-
cich sa zmien, zprisnenia mozne-
ho noveho prist 'ahovaleckeho Ia
kola-nidem hovorit'. Serialne
clanky, ktore mienime vydat y
brozilre, pisane nasim statnym
pracovnikom, bratom O. D. Ko'
reffom, tieto rozoberaju podrob
he kofecne spomfnany brat mas
vo zvlastnom osobnom refellate
sdeli Yam vysledky svojej cesty
do Washingtonu. ktolll podula
ma ziadost Ligy len fedavno 1
to jednak, aby sa presvedeil, &c
IS nasej strany mono robit' a C
ME jednak, ably zakrocil pro
speech naSich nest 'astnych brato,
IA Kube.
Zdoraznim len to, zee obmedze
HE prist 'ahovalectva Je TIL 70
STANE a ze snad pritomna pree
loha bude zmenena len tom
snlysle, ze priami pokrevnl tunaJ
sicll prist 'ahoyalcov budd yynat
zped kyoty a ze snad budn po
rob ne male zmeny v kyotach Je
dnotlivych narodey to bezo Ems
ny celkoveho dosavadneho cisla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
utTE sA ANaLICKYl

Ola naSho systemu kazdJ So ma
uci anglicky donna "a kratky cas-.
PoSlite 15c na nlohu yysvetlc-
ME. 6lovak School Of English.
337 e. 10th Street. Room IA. New
York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
zDARMA oDHADNUTIE

dame yam na novy dom alebo ga
radz. Ny postaylme pom6zemc
finaneovat' Tclefonujte
MARTIN SCHUYLER
Telefon 1910.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
Farmy vel'n,i
lacno

BURGHILL: IS akrov, vybor-
ma zem. 9 izboyy dom, dobra
barna a Inc budoviska. Ma zlep-
senej ceste. Cena $J500. $4,000
hotovych.
95 AKROV, zapadne cd Can
field. Vel mi dobra poda. Tiez
je to dobre miesto pre- gazolinov1
stanicu alebo yidiecky obchod.
Mode -byt'sz nej idealna hydinar-
ska farma alebo mlieciarska far
ma. 10 izbovy dom. Nlieciarska
barna. Nsetek statok, lroda, krm
a zariadenic u kray, 3 kone,
traktor atd'. Cena $11, 800. $4,000
hotoyych.
AUSTINTOWN: 81 akroy. OBJ
divuhodne budovy, ktore nemoz-
no postavit' AMI "a $4,000. Vse-
tex statok, kmn a zariadenie. &C.
na $15.5OO. Vezmem do povahy
al mestsky majetok v zamenu.
ELLSWORTH: "a akrov, ma
hlaynei hradskej. Novy 6 izboyy
bungalow. 2 karovy garadz kur-
mix Cena $450O.
My name mnohe inc vel mi
dobre fanny na Mason sozname,
ktore vam vel mi z radosti uka-
zeme. Ked' chcete knpit farmu,
alebo zamenit mestsky majetok
"a falnnu, prid tie k nam a nikdy
neobanujete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-08
DOM NA PREDAJ

6 nbovy kupelna, garadz. Len
5000. Haste sa v {. zoos High
ST., pri Glenwood Ave. Mill
Creek parku.
, 1927-05-04

care and feeding of little turkeys.
(This circular may be secured ct
the County Agents office.)
1. Don't feed them until they are
let least 2sta AZ hours old is bet
ter.
2. Don't let them crowd. Little
turkeys are more liable to injury
from crowding. Do not put more
than $50 turkeys in a brood while
they are little.
8. Don't fail to give the turkeys
all the sour milk, buttermilk or
curd they will eat. Keep milk in a
clean glass, ~earthenware, porcelain
or enamel ware dish Or fountain.
A.. Don't overfeed. Keep tho
poults hungry at all times. The KEY
to success is, provide enough to
meet the needs of the rapidly grow
ing bodies without overfeeding.
g.. Don't feed turkeys on the
ground. Use clean boards, trough
or hopper.
q. Don't overlook the need for
green feeds or depend too much on
the natural supply. Feed a var
iety of green's such as chopped
lettuce. onions. dandelions, green
alfalfa or other available green's
8. Don't expect little turkeys to
run with the chicks or over ground
over which chickens have ranged.
Keep the various ages separate at
least while the turkeys are small.
Ask for prevention and treatment
of blackhead disease.
0. Don't forget that cleanliness is
most important in the management
of turkeys. Keep their coops or
quarters clean and free from mites.
Intestional cleanliness, freedom
from worms is as important as
keeping the poults free from mites
at all times. Provide low, flat
~roosts early. 1t eliminates the pos
sibility of %crowding. Don't worry,
roosting early will not cause crook
ed breast bones.
10. Don't make n sudden
changes in feeding or care.
IL. Don't depend too much on
the natural s, pply of bugs, and
worms to furnish animal protein
for bone and feather formation.
Feed hard cooked eggs, milk, bone
meal, or meat scrap. By supply
ing a sufficient amount of bone
forming material, which the natur-
al food supply may not contain, a
large per cent of the crooked breast
bones in turkeys may be prevented.
, 1927-05-04
MOTHERS DAY

Mothers Day will be widely observed throughout the
nation May 9Th. Probably no day set apart for unofficial
observance has had such extensive recognition in SO, short a
time. The answer is obvious. No differences of religious
faiths, no geographical frontiers, no chauvinistic race pride can
qualify the universal affection mankind has for motherhood.
Only where woman is a chattel, will the appeal of Mothers
Day fail to reach. Elsewhere it has required only the sugges-
ton to make Mothers Day an occasion of devotion and
alteration.
So pervasive is the spirit of Mothers Day that those who
have only her memory to cherish observe the day with the
same propriety as those whose good fortune it is to have a
mother to embrace or to honor by message or floral symbol
Blessed is that son or daughter whose privilege it will be on
Sunday to be in the presence of their mother. Cursed by their
own ingratitude will be the son or daughter yho neglects the
opportunity to pay homage to her.
Satisfied as the average mother is with so little, no child
will let Sunday pass without in some fashion let. ing her know
of the love in which she is held.
, 1927-05-04
A GOOD RESOLUTION

What would happen if an employee of a bank should tell
its patrons to do their banking business elsewhere, or if a sales
man in a store should whisper to the customers that prices
were lower and quality higher at another mercantile establish
ment? In either case the disoyal employee would lose his
job and the respect of all.
But isn't the citizen who trades out of town just as dis
loyal to his home town as the employee who deprives his
employer of business? Those who buy by mail or go away to
shop are telling the patrons of their town that they could do
better elsewhere. They take away from the home town
merchants not only their own business but that of others.
Like bargain-hunting and window-shopping, buying at home,
with practice, becomes a good habit just as out-of-town trading
grows upon one as a bad habit. And it is feared that most
mail order and other foreign buying is from force of habit
rather than from any hope of profit or gain in satisfaction.
Seldom is there a legitimate excuse for trading elsewhere than
at home.
What would be the dividends payable to Cody if every
citizen on December 81, 1927, could t%ruthfully say he or she
had not violated a community resolution for 1927 to "buy at
homer" The extra dividends that would accrue to the benefit
of the community and each of its citizens would be more bust
ness for it's merchants more money in circulation, more employ
ment and more prosperity for all.
, 1927-05-04
FEDERAL DRY SLEUTHS
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE

Transfer of the prohibition force
of the federal government to civil
service classification is being under
taken by the civil service commits
sion under a law passed March 3
by congress. The move involves
$500 positions in the bureau of
prohibition.
Those now employed in these po-
sitions will be required to submit
to civil service tests In competition
with other applicants. it is amour
ced, though the higher officers are
to be filled on a non-competitive
basis. Application may be made
through Mr.. Viers for information
and blanks. The commission lists
1874 of the positions open, with a
salary roll amounting to $4,000, 900
a year, as follows:
I'M. chief of field division, at
$4,000 a year.
Five prohibition zone supervisors,
at 5000 a year.
Twenty-four prohibition admins
traitors, $4,000 to $4,000 a year
Twenty-four assistant prohibition
administrators enforcement work)
at $4,000 to $500 a year.
Twenty-four prohibition admins
traitors (permissive work.. at 3d.
400 to $500 a year.
, 1927-05-04
Cwenty Years Hgo

Big Horn Lodge, No. SO 1. o.
with social evening and refresh
ments.
Mrs. Ross Yates entertained a
few friends at luncheon Friday.
Mrs. II. w. Darrah is in Wis
consin and expects to visit in New
York before returning to Cody.
H. A. Luce and Johnny Thomson
passed through Cody with the Sho-
shone Cattle Co., stock which they
were moving to the Paint creek
ranch.
The editor of this paper is put
ting in his time at the DeMaris
Springs this week with a view of
recuperating his strength and get
ting away from work. Nothing is
more invigorating than these baths
and the tasteful home cooking of
Mrs. Blivens is the delight of all
at the hotel.
The wager building on Second
street is about ready for its root.
this building is to be used by w.
w wager as a bottling establish
ment. .
Mrs. Chas. DeMaris came in from
her wind-swept bungalow son the
hill above the Springs to get a rest.
The wind never blows in Cody.
The school district has a notice
in this issue calling for an cleo
ton to vote on the ACCESSIBILITY
of bonds for $500 to finance 4
school building and to pay for its
furnishings. C. E.. Hayden signs
the notice as clerk of the district.
]. r. Painter was in from his
Sunlight ranch buying some pure
bred bulls from the. A. A. Anderson
herd.
Walter Kepford and L. X. John
ston each won a suit in court at
Basin. Mr.. Kepford was fined $50
and costs in the assault case and
MI. Johnson lost the injunction
case and Kepford recovered dam
ages.
Miss Anna H~ohanshelt's Sunday
school class of forty-eight young
ladies will give a New England
dinner at the Arnold hall May 4th.
The Stockgrowers bank elected
as Officers; w. II Hogge president;
d. A. Tinkcom, vice president and
F. NJ. Williams, cashier.
There is quite bit of interest
in the city election with two tickets
in the field: One ticket the hide
pendent is headed by Frank L.
Houx, for Mayor and Sherman
Wade and d. A. Tinkcom for coun-
cilmen. The other ticket, the Peo-
pies ticket, is headed by Fred c..
Barnett for mayor and supported
by w. w. wager and John L.
Burns for councilmen.
Rumor has it that the Milwaukee
railroad will build into Cody.
Forest Z. Burns and Katherine
Jesmer were married at Billings.
Father Enders left last week for
his regular trip to Worland and
Thermopolis.
Dwight E. Hollister was given a
judgement of $4,000 against the
Northfork Cattle company. in a case
heard last week at Basin.
, 1927-05-04
News Notes From The
County Agents Office

Following is a bunch of don'ts
that Mfr. Summers. poultry special
list has written into a circular on
care and feeding of little turkeys.
(This circular may be secured ct
the County Agents office.)
/. Don't feed them until they are
lat least 3ste AZ hours old is bet