davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
z UKADovltB Pn1Ds1DU
SLov. LioY


SlovsiskA Liga Y Amerikc ne.
zvykla dosial vydavat pripisy a
appely ma bratov dr,Iznej Kama
dienky. Ticllo, vyratane a bez u
stania usilovala sa, aby i'm usnad-
Mia kracat' Golgathou t'azkeho
priekopnictva, ktoron al ameri-
cka Slovac kracala v Spojenych
Statoch pred 900 roka1ni.
Praca Ligy, hoci neviditel ma
vo verejnosti, mala ti6inky u ka-
nadskytch prist 'ahovaleckych L.
dov, u vlady a vplyvnych jedno-
tlivcov, ktori sa 1E dnes priazni-
ve.gsam okonn divajn ma sloven-
skych prist 'ahovaloov. Samari-
tanskols neaistnoll ,pracou Liga
dokazaaa svoje priatelistvo v maj
vacsej n1dzi kanadskej Sloyace
tejto bude pokracevat' dl'a
meEnosti.
Teda, vo vseobecnosti receno: !:
Liga sllEila rodnej krvi, jej "a
ujmom ,ktore sa dosial' krizova-
ly SO zaujtnami nahl 'adami ces-
koslOvenAky ych konzallatov, sliizia-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
T. z. - go .tsrsA. r.

cich neprialn zaujmoIa slovenske-
ho prist 'ahoyalectva u Kanade. "A
th1fa, ze sa prestanti krizovat', lie
j vldda al jej reprezentanti po-
chopia, ze Slovak je ma trovni
brata Ceeha, ze je rovnopravnynn
a rovnocennym obcanom cesko-
slovenskej Republiky. "a ze jeho
zaujiny treba prave tax hajit', a.
ko al zauj1ny brata Cecha. D1fa,
ze prestane taktlka Iskut ocneho
bratskeho vreleho srdaa k Ibrato.
vi Cechovi ku biednemu Slova-
kovi. slabsiema bratevi-chladne
slova: "Nelze vyhoyeti!'
Jako vsade ma svete, V domo-
vine a al cudzine, eoby sme
vsetko mali a dhybovala by nam
organizacia, spojenie = nemame
nemozeme mat nic' A tax ie
tomu rozhodne al Kanade. Ia
mojssi bratia 1lasi 1nah by sa 1zko
spojit', sdruzit', lebo len talk mo-
zu hajit svoje zaujmy hmotne a
mravne, len tax So dopracuju ku
niecomu drllznej Kanadienke.
A v tom old 'ade i'm netreba
hl'adat organizaeiu novu, netre-
ba ga i'm priliepat' na organiza-
Gle cudzie, ami organizacia fedros
vane cesko Sfoyenskou vladou,
zylaSte dotial'. kym sa pomery
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
Hamilton Ont, Ka1lada. s

0ddII1ltVlt Out., 1dAd0d. olO-
vefska Llga V Annerike, p. o. Box
996, Pittsburgh, Pa. Cteni pa
nova a bratia - Uctive Vam
sdel 'ujesn, ze som Vas list i s A.
fidavitom dostal. Tiez Vam sde-
l'ujcln, zc som siel hned' do u
radovne tunajsieho americkeho
pana konzaila q dal sa registro-
vat do rol'nfckej kvoty. Pc Wy:
plneni aplikacneho harku zapla.
til som $l0 60 pop1atok "a vize
a teraz cakaaa "a povolenf1n Z
Washingtonu, lebo tie moje do.
kutnenty postal pan konsul tam
K potvrleniu.
Srdecne Vam d 'akujem "a vse.
tko co Ste pre- nina vykonali q
zllaeim sa S rodackyln pozdra.
vOm a lIetou
Jan Hatrak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

last week .faliing 2lss for three games
jpst pias short " the league record
of 21s5 made W w I~nangville
club. me BniIdess osaspoAste1 tns b.
j. Of gang th, Af5s NJ eeiGk(I MT
HE kdsemsn slHb}sd ~ ~ ~
hakef in the sAiSd by pins, au1 u
the tsod rolsing II Kia NikA4 wiaA
his sIs. This bsst u then Hi and
that u what Aappsned to tas Pollock
Billiards. last week ~hen they 5Aexd
the Butchers Of Haselton Ma wore
beatt4 by 700 p. in. the first gaine
but sAme pask 5sssA6 fss Ne last two
samss waasii spsSA dsteas 10 Ne
steekon bo9s, just ike nedssins hard
10 take. Mike Batsha Va. out u
form Sardich the ticket agent was
the only bowler TO keep up his avefass
and rolling MICS game Of 213 which
also won the ticket.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
tAl(Obf1rov PoM.AD.

KaSdemu Slovakevi ;s debrc
znalno, ze Janosik ,iz pred dsesto
roksmi 2acal bojovat' "a prava
nasho Miloysaslo Slovenska . je-
no utlasaneho l'sda. He'd nt1ao-
hol inaeej, r6zbijal panoia zGmky
b tam Ashromssaene zlsto, penia-
ze q ins poklady pobrAl Siastos-
he medsi chudobnym l'udon roz.
DIAL, mnoho ole v Aofaeh pokryl
pre- st 'astnejsiu generaciu.
DR.. Les6k, bfatislavsky lekar,
hi 'adal tento ohromny p0klad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
sLoVAK DUCK PIN
LEAGUE.
By j. J, KRAL

I The SokoAs continued their winning
streak by defeating the Volosin Furni-
ture boys, the league leaders for two
games due to the good rolling Of Ko-
ken. Andrusko and A. Palkovic. This
puts both teams into tie for first
place. The Iansi6gville boys went
crazy again, taking all three games
from the Rigelsky Tailors who were
ruhnefs-up FOR the league honors in
sho first half, but seem to be Skipping
away ia ths Last half, so let's go, it's
not too latc yet.
The Slavkoysky Builders showed the
boys how they hit the nails on the
head and this gives them lot of
practice with the wood on the alleys,
tor they surely made the pins fall
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
DvE PRosBY K 6L,ACfLRT-
NY1d SRDCIAM.

Toronto, Ont. Canada. yrslemi-
lovaHi bratia -: Obraciam sa K
Vam ! ja $ dpriinnou prusboa o
smilovanic sa nado rnnohu. Obra.
clam 80 < Vsna, rgdaei nloji, pre-.
to, ze som t'asske ehery.
Do chdroby npadol som l,ri pral
ci. Pracoval SOM pri stavbe ole.
iovych tenkov a dna 25. septem-
bra N. +. zastihlo ma vel'ke me-
st'astie, totis spadlo nam lcsenie
ktore mojho spolurobotnika ma
mieste za|bilo a dyoch mas talk
t'a1lo ranilo, ze. SINE boil odveze-
nj DO apitala. v spitali iecili ma
mesiac, ale ponevac Dol spital
prepheny, poslaai ma domov, aby
som Sd donna opatroval. No lie.
cit sa donna neni "a co, Met gro
Ia ami na medeelny, ba ami ma
chlieb. Nuz prosim Vas, s. 'achct-
ne daSe slovenakt, smllujte sa na-
20 nlntio. Som Eenaty, otec troql
inalyeh deti, ktore caka jdi. s mat
kou mojei pomoci q ia, BoSe do.
brQtiyy, s1ln prosim ponqc % DO
brych l'utN.
tsafn 1sselk.
l-ss:.a; - zsxE;;st -
Monsreal, Cahads. Wi l1cte-
nj dObrodi covia PricAad liam !
yam 4 tous naj niSeneisou pros
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
rsga4s1a Nxsx4 AAe4A4tkA xeylat.

iiezlep6ia, a}e treba "a I'M sdru-
Eit' 40 ciaapa pod n1atersks kry-
dla slovenskej Ligy ' Ametike a
nikoho iinehe.
Y meste: Monarsal, Quebec, Ca
NADIA zsloEeny Dol minu1sho tn
dha AT. Sbor Sloyenskej Ligy v
A1nerike q Co Slovak V tomto
ineste d ma jeIho okoh NAL by sa
stat jeho Glenoan d hrdo nosit' ;
clenovsky listok orsaniz6cIe, hr,
do jci oaznak, leto ona dosial
vHdy verne, statocne a dprimne
slnEila l'udu a narodn a to: "a
mad ,arskeho otroctva, Y revolt
eli proti ne1nu a ME lnenej al pc
prevrate, kedy jej nepriohodilo
mic iaeho. jako Ease pozdyihnut
zastawl slovenskeho Kreda a bo-
rit sa proti idey ktora Cechom
neprospela a Slovakom hrozila
narodnou smrt 'ou.
Kto sa Slovak citi. ...... ten
medzi mas stane!
Ivan Bielek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
z ttRADOVleB TAJolGNfKA
sLov. LIQY.
Pod 'akovanie 70 slovenska d i
katiady.

Kl'aeany, Sloveiisko. - Jan A.
kocur, tajonfnik Slev. Lfgy V A.
merikc, Pittsburgh, Pa. = Cteny
pane bratu - Srdecne Vas a
vsetkSth bratev j sestry pozdra.
v,ijean a pritoin oznaunujedn YAM
bratu tajomlik, lie som Vas list
S Affidavitom dostal. Pc obdr.
zani Affidavitu, siel som k panu
Ignacovi Gessayovi do Bfatisla-
Wy, ktory tielen ze ma milo pri-
jail, ale poskytnul mi radu, ze
kde jake sa mann hlasit 0 vizo.
Pc porade s panom Gessayom od-
cestoval som na americky konzu-
lat Prahe, kde prezreli vsetky
moje dokumeiity potion nasle-
lovala hospodarska zkuSka. Zkd-
sku som $ uspokojenlm slozil a
IA zakIade toho povolenie obdr-
zal. Dufam, ze o diva mesiace bu-
dem moot. cestovat' do Spoje-
nych Statov.
D'akujem Vain "a polnoc tiez
/ i laskayost'. Znaeian ssas S. brats,
ky1n pozdravcnfm
Jozef Kramar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
sozt1AM 0BEfBJ1tcIufI A
UAR0V
doslych do tiadovne slov. Ligy
Cd -. Jan. do 5 februara na po-
moe trpiacinl rodakom v Kube d
Kanade.

JuraIj Hajnik, N. Girard, Pa.
81. Gaspar Krajeik, Cleveland
Ohio postal sbierki, 1916. - Cd
Dor 691 MSS V Chicago SIS. -
Michal Liscak, Dubois, Pa S.. -
Sbierka V elsie 166 IKSJ. $9O3.
Cislo 374 IKSJ Nicetown, Pa
S.. - Jur Kurnat, Bancroft, Wis.
ST. - Clslo / IKSJ v Cleveland
$5. = Pavel Roth, Detroit So. -
Jozef Krajeovic, Greenville, Pa,
81. = Vincent Mravec mi. Cleye.
land 81 - 352 Sbor Ligy V E
gypt, Pa sbierku 1925 81. Sb.
Ligy v Detroit $6. = Zuzanna
Hallay sest. Small z Detroit,
spolu 81. - 335 Sbor Ligy V Mo-
nongahela, Pa. $5 Spolu $7O.53
Prenaska z predoslych vykazov :
$86l.53. Dosayadna sbierka cini
$932.O6.
Zaplat' Pan Bob! Drahi bra
tia mile sestry, jestli ste este
ma tento 81 'achetny ciel' so svo-
jim darcekom neprispeli, prosime
Vas,, urobte to. Neopdst 'ajte Il.
boziakov ami Pan vsemohdci Vas
neopusti. Milodary prosame po-
sielat' ma adresu: Slovenska Ii
ga, P. O. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
NA fREDlLJ

New Process kuchynska pee.
Telefonujte s2769, alebo ptfd 'ts
pod I. 14l3 Florencedale Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
Ma PREDAJ OBCHOD
OD MAJITEL'A

1saly Dairy Station a lflasiarsky i
grocerny obchod. S tymto obcho-
dom ie spojeny 6 izboyy dom,
garadz na 3 automobile, male "a
soby tovaru krasne zarihdenie.
Nacllodi sa Y cudzineckom distri-
kite. Cena nizka rtchlemu kllpco-
vi. Robi sa dobry obchod. Haste
sa 1929 Wilson Ave. Tel. 705S1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
HL'ADANE
PREDAVACA PLAN

Cisto oblickajuceho sa mladeho
muza, ktory hovori slovensky a
mad 'arsky, vezmeme "a predava-
ca plan, musi poznat' Youngs'
town. Haste sa u KNABE Ware
room. 266 East Federal ST., hore
schodalni, alebo telefonujte 4293O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
JANobf1kOv p01It.AD!


Te1'az vysiel novy l'ndovy 70.
man:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
Drobne ohl65lxy

= i&tyrn sp6sobom iako ho Aa-
5iel, precitajte 81 ' knihe vyss u
dahej. Hfuba kniha je opati<nA
is ebf&zkami, a m6zete iu k1pit
nSsia6ano v 15 so5itoch "a 800
viA1aAS ' nsk1lksj oprave ~ si25.
rssso1 . 100 viac. Tito khiz-
ku hAozns d0stat' Y nasej relakcii
u
NJ. MR6z
$40 W Federal St.. Youngstown, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
MA PREDAJ DOM

Ma Cooper st. I. 26l4, s izbory
1noderny 50 vsetkytn pohod1 Nm, ma
krasnej ulici SO ysetkymi i'm
pruvnientami, blfzko skoly, ia
nfzku cenu. Haste sa d Jan Bal
tos, 1405 T.. Indianola Ave. (o7
The border vidette., 1927-09-24
No. 1923
No. 1928
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER
SPECIAL WRIT OF EXECUTION.

4 In the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona, in and for the
County of Santa Cruz.
w. F. Christmann, plaintiff {,
VS.. Frank T. Berry, Nora b..
Berry, Nogales Oils and Gas Com
pany, a corporation, Elgin Oil
Company. corporation, Delevan
Foltz, John Oliver, L. E. Bech.
tol, special deputy of the super
intendent of banks. in charge of
The First State Bank of Pata-
gonia, Arizona. corporation; b.
F. Bohlinger, administrator of
the estate of r. r. Richardson,
deceased, defendants.
Under and by virtue of a spe
cial writ of execution issued out
of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, Arizona, on the oh
day of September, 1927. in the
above entitled action, wherein
the above named plaintiff, w. f.
The border vidette., 1927-09-24
INDUSTRIES MUST HAVE LABOR


Renewal of the bitter fight
waged last winter over the pro
posal to apply quota plan re
strictions on immigration from
Canada and Latin. American coun
tries is looked for at the coming
session of congress.
Mexican labor is absolutely
essential to farmers, sugar beet
growers and railroads, to supply
demand for seasonal help which
cannot be filled by our own citi.
zens. The National Wool Grow.
ers' Association says that limita.
ton of Mexican entry would
create stagnation and be of in
calculable injury to industries OF
the West" Lumber and mining
also use large numbers of Mex.
ican and Canadian labors.
Any drastic restriction on i'm.
migration from Canada and en-
actment of legislation practically
prohibiting immigration from
Mexico, Central and South Am
erica, would be a physical i'm
possibility unless we should EN-
ploy a veritable army of immi
grafton officials to patrol oul
borders. Manufacturer.
The border vidette., 1927-09-24
STATE FAIR ANNOUNCES ESSAY
CONTEST FOR ALL GRAMMAR
SCHOOL STUDENTS.

Phoenix. - Announcement of
an essay contest open to gram.
mar school students of Arizona
and in which $50 in prizes will
be awarded was made today by
J. P. Dillon. secretary of the
Arizona State Fair Commission.
why everyone should attend
the State Fair" is the title of
the contest which is open to any
grammar school student IA years
of age or under. Three prizes
will be awarded. $25. SIS and
$40, and competent judges will
be in charge, it was announced.
Any phase of the State Fair,
which is to be held here Novem
ber Z to II. can be covered in
the essay, it was stated. The
educational value of the big
show, the many amusement feat.
ures, the reasonable admission
and the many benefits to be de
rived therefrom, all are topics
that can be emphasized in the
essay, it was announced.
| Secretary Dillon stated that
there are but few rules to be OBJ
served in writing the essay and
those are as follows:
The essay is to be not more
! than $50 words, it must be writ
ten on one side of the paper only
either on the typewriter or in
ink, and the essay must be the
result of the youngsters own
efforts.
| The contest closes October %,
lit was announced, and all man.
uscripts should be mailed to
Essay Committee" State Fair
commission, Phoenix, Arizona.
Among the many topics that
can be described in the essay are
the II big departments, ,>includ
ling cattle, dairy, swine, sheep,
goats, poultry, boys and girls
club work, apiary, fine arts,
domestic art, domestic science.
agriculture and horticulture,
manufacturing, minerals and In.
dian.
Secretary Dillon also emphas
lied the "thrillers" at the fair.
including the big gladway with
it's many rides and shows. the
grandstand attractions including
circus acts, daylight fireworks
and many other noveleties.
Sporting events at this years
State Fair, which also can be
covered in the essay, will include
daily harness races with the
| fastest trotters and PAGERS in the
west in action, auto races and
many other contests of speed
and daring.
/ This years State Fair will be
the most complete in the history
of the state, Secretary Dillon
announced.
The border vidette., 1927-09-24
ARlZONA'S POSITION STRENGTH.
ENED

Advices from the seven basin
state conference at Denver
which is attempting to iron out
the differences existing between
Arizona and California relative
to division of the benefits to
accrue from the development of
the Colorado river Indicate that
the Arizona commission has
rendered splendid service to its
state by proving to the assembl
ed delegations of the selfishness
and avariciousness of the Cal.
ifornians.
It is not expected that an
agreement can be reached at
Denver. 1t may be that a divi
sion Of the water can be satisfac
torily effected, but if such hap
pens it is evident that California
will blow the whole thing up
when it comes to the power
question.
California will never consent
to fair distribution of the ben.
|sefts of Colorado river develop.
ment as long as she can see a
possibility of the passage of the
Swing Johnson bill. Under the
provisions of that proposed mea
sure she receives practically all
of the benefits to accrue to the
lower basin. Therefore Califor.
MIA will make tremendous fight
to pass the Swing johnson bill
through congress at the coming
session. II successful she will
have "hogged" the river. 1t un.
successful. she will then be rea,
dy to accept a fair division of the
water and power from the river.
The Arizona commission has
placed Arizona's case before the
conference in fair and intelli
gent manner and in so doing has
demonstrated that it is Arizona
that desires fair play and justice,
while California is intent in gain.
ing a great deal more than she is
entitled to.
It is evident that the fairness
displayed by Arizona and the
unfairness shown by California
! has prejudiced the other basin
states against California and in
Arizona. With six of the seven
interested states antagonistic tc
the, Swing Johnson bill that mea
sure is certainly doomed to de.
feat for it is incomprehensible
that Congress would force a
measure through that is obnoxi
Gus to six of the seven interest
ed parties. .-Dumbar's Weekly
The border vidette., 1927-09-24
DRIVE OUT THE ARSONiSTl

tits not possible to paint too
blackly the crime of arson. In
the English language, ample
though it is, there are not ad.
jectives vile enough to charact
erize as be deserves the Willful
and malicious burner.
Nothing gives him pause
The man who stoops to the torch
would stoop. without hesitation,
to murder of the foulest kind.
Nero, who fred Rome, also as.
sassinated his own mother-and
so, indeed, would the arsonist of
today, If such an unspeakable
deed would further his dark
ends.
And be is as cowardly. as
craven, as his deed is foul. Des
speradoes there were, in the
vanished days of the West, who
robbed and plundered and killed
the James boys. for instance,
and Tracey of Oregon. They
stopped at nothing else, but they
stopped at arson. There they
drew the line. They did not
shoot women and children. and
they did not burn.
The incendiary, Sinking, cat.
eyed, stunning daylight and
operating only in the dead OF
night, is creature such as even
the bad men" of yesterday
would have recoiled from, deem.
ing him unfit for their society
How much more, then, should
be be condemned by every de
| cent. right thinking, law abiding
American!
For the arsonist is crafty with
out being clever, cruel without
being courageous, evil without
possessing a single redeeming
quality to plead for him at the
bar of public opinion. Since
pity, or any of the finer human
The border vidette., 1927-09-24

attributes, is foreign to his
nature, so-always within due
process of law-must pity be
absent from his treatment when
he is caught aud brought to
Justice. He must be scotched
like the snake be emulates.
America will never be an en-.
tirely healthful country for hon.
est. God-fearing people to in
habit until it is made too hot for
these employers of fire.-Safe.
guarding America Against Fire.
The border vidette., 1927-09-24
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW
September 10, 1927.

September 19. 1927.
Kingman-Tom Reed property
in Mohave county continues to
open ore of high value.
Humboldt - Ananga Mining
company uncovers considerable
body of rich ore on property 8
miles from Humboldt smelter.
Holbrook Northern Arizona
Association of Chameer of Com
merce to meet here Sept. 30.
Phoenix-$454, ,O27 appropriat.
ed to Il counties of state for
school purposes.
Casa Grande = Pinal county
Fair will be held here December
15-17.
Yuma-Maytag Washing Ma.
chine company opens new dis.
trict Office here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of i'm
migration border patrol opened
here.
Snowflake Many new silos
being constructed by farmers in
this vicinity.
Bowie-New oil derrick erect,
ed by Pinal Oil company near
here.
Oil exploration activities in
Bowie, Wilcox, Bear Spring and
Stafford districts progressing
rapidly.
Phoenix-Construction of un.
finished section of Apache Trail
around waters of Horse Mesa
Dam under way.
Phoenix = Paradise Valley
area north of Phoenix to be de
veloped.
Gilbert-Bids received for con.
struction of additions to present
grammar school building here.
st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
bridge across San Pedro river
here nearing completion.
Holbrook--1-11 miles of Old
Trails highway incorporate
limits of Holbrook will be hard
surfaced.
Clifton-Estimated 800 cars of
vegetables will move from Dun.
can Valley this fall.
Duncan-Cotton gin here be.
ing reconstructed.
Clifton-Thousands of rainbow
trout planted in Upper Eagle
Greek this year,
Phoenix 10000 acres of
Thompson Grapes will be plant
ed on Wellton mesa in Yuma
county.
Globe-All ornamental light
posts and Globe repainted.
Yuma-Yuma Utilities COM
pany increase it's output from
| Yuma to Mexican border.
Holbrook Hotel company in.
creases its output from Yuma
to Mexican border.
Holbrook Hotel company with
capitalization of 100000 grant.
ed charter.
Holbrook- Holbrook-Mc
highway may be taken over as
state highway.
Holbrook-Carload of casing
en- route for Valentine Well No.
/ of Reliance Oil company near
here.
Gentry - New steel Lookout
Tower here nearing completion.
Tombstone-Temporary bridge
to span San Pedro river at st.
David where $4,000 bridge will
be built.
The border vidette., 1927-09-24

Nogales-Lowest general bid
for new tourist hotel building is
$200,OO0.
The border vidette., 1927-09-24

Bisbee-Cochise Motor com
pany's building on Main street
repainted and generally repaired.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-12
COAL RUN


Mrs. Clarence Barnhart and
daughter Ruth visited last week
with relatives and friends at Zanes-
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ogle of
Macksburg, spent Sunday at Everett
Humphreys. Charley Sherlock is
spending a few days in McConnels-
Vile. Russell Clark visited last
week at Hamer Leland's. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Mercer and son of Zanes-
vile spent Saturday and Sunday at
Warren Barnhart's. Mrs. Charley
Sherlock and son Charles spent Mon
day with Nancy Simcox. Mr.. For
rest Hutchins and w. S. Dunlap
spent the week end at Hamer Dun
laps of Norwich Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Phillis and family spent Sunday at
Stockport. Mrs. Maggie Keyser is
with her sister Mrs. L. E.
Taylor Mrs. L. E. Taylor spent
Sunday with her mother Mrs Bucey
of Beverly. Miss Helen Clark is
visiting relatives in GAINESVILLE. j.
A. Hutchins spent Monday on Early
ridge. Robert and Ruth Barnhart
spent Monday with Lura Morris.
See the movies" at the wool
growers meeting to be held at
Cloud, Wednesday, May IS, at s p.
N. l.. B. Palmer, president of Ohio
Wool Growers Cooperative associa-
lion, will give the main address.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-12
PENNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Clifford
and two children of New Lexington
were week end guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clifford. Mrs
Blanche Dougan and daughter AL
dene of Columbus, are visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Grant Gilmore.
Mrs. Esther Woolman of Chester
hill, Mrs. Delmer Roberts and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kennard and Mrs.
E. c. Roberts, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd De Weese anil
daughter Mabel. Mr.. and Mrs. r. V.
Dougan took their son George to the
Marietta hospital last Thursday and
had his tonsils removed He was
able to return home the same even
ing and is getting along fine. Mrs
c. S. Hiatt accompanied them on the
trip, and visited with Mrs. Leslie
O'Neal who is at the same hospital
The Rebecca Wartenbee property
was sold Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Price of Chesterhill. They ex-
pect to repair it some before NOV
ing into it this fall. Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Thompson and daughter of
Cleveland were Sunday guests of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Thompson.
DR.. Jessie Smith of Chesterhill is
spending few days here. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. V. Dougan and two children,
Mrs. Lyde Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Bachelor were Sunday guests
of J. M. Bachelor and family. The
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hooper who has been very ILL.,. is
some better. Don Dougan and lady
friend of Coshocton, were Saturday
evening visitors of his parents J. F.
Dougan and wife. Clifford Mercer
and R. c. Hiatt of Columbus were
Sunday visitors at the J. E. Mercer
home. There will be Mothers
day program at the NJ P. church
next Sunday morning at 1890. Ev-
erybody invited. Mrs. Stella Coul-
son returned home here Monday, af-
ter spending some time at Prospect,
taking treatment.