davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
NESfAsTNE MEMO.
Napisal: A. r. techov.


bolely zuby... Vyplakoval 81 iista
vodkou, konakom, kladol ma pre-
kliaty zub tabakovy prasok, O.
plum, terpetin, petrolej, natrel
81 tvar jodom, napchal do usi va
til, napustenn liehom, ale vse-
tky tie prostriedky bud mic ne
pomohly, alebo drazdily ho este
ma vracanie.
Prisiel lekar.
Rypal sa mu zube sem tam,
predpisal mu chinin, ale to mic ne
csoEilo.
Navrh, aby 81 dal zub vytrh-
nut, generalmajor odmietnul.
Vsetci domaci: pani, deti, sl1-
zobnfctvo, ba i kuchtik Pet 'ka
prisli so svojou radou a navrho-
vail to, aleho inc. - Medzi mimi
prisiel spravci Ivan Evseic k
panovi, radil mu, ably 81 zub
nechaf zariect'. .N
u mas donna, Vasa Excelen-
ella. - riekol - sltizil pred tlesia-
timi rokmi pri akcise pisar ia
kub Vasilic. Ten vedel zariekat'
zuby - len radost'. Obrati sa k
cbloku, nieeo zabruci, potion od-
pl'uje a je po bolesti... Ma uz ia
XII moe cd Boha. :.
A kde je teraz?
Ked' ho prepustili Cd akci-
sn, usadil sa u svojej matky Sa
ratove. Zivi sa len zariekanim zu-
bov. Ked' niekoho bolia zuby,
zajde k nemu a on pomoze. -. Sa
ratovskych NEST 'anov lieei do
ma; do inych miest no telegra-
ficky volajl. Vasa excelencia,
racte mu poslat' telegram asi to-
hoto obsahu, re ''Bozi sluha Ale
xis ma bolenie zubov, ably pomo-
hol. Peniaze "a oSetrovanie ze do
stane postou-'
- Nesmysel. Hlnpost'.
- Zknsit' m6zete predsa. Va
sa excelencia! On je vel 'kym cti- |
tel 'om vodky, so zenou nezije, "a
lie akousi Nemkou, kl'aje ako
pohan, Sale robi predsa len di-
Wy!
- Zavolaj no, Alesko! - pro-
sila pani generalmajorova. = Ty,
pravda, ma zariekanie mic nedas,
neveris, ale ia som to uz zknsila.
A keby 81 i neveril, zknsit' pred
sa mozes. Ia to mic nedas!...
Dobre. = snhlasil Buldlcev.
- Som ochotny nielen tomu pi
sarikovi, ale ziv6mu diablovi te-
legrafovat'... =. Oh t.. To uz dlho ne
vydrzim... Kde byva ten tvoJ pi-
saril? Ako sa mu pise?
Generalmajor zasadnul "a stol
chytil pero.
Ale toho pozna Saratove
kazdy pes, - riekol spravei. Ra-
cite len, Vasa excelencia, pisat':
"Jeho Blahorodiu panu Jakubovi
VasiliGovi - Vasilicovi... {"
- No.?
Vasilic, Jakub Vasilie... a
priezvysko... Ach, to som celkom
zabudnul... Do certa, ako sa Via
stne vola?! Prave ked som vstu-
poval, NAL som to memo ma jay
ku... Racte dovolit =.
Ivan Evseic obratil oci k stro-
pu l'ahko pohyboval pernami.
Buldcev jeho manzelka netr-
pezlive cakali.
No, rozpamatal 81 sa?
- Hned' ,hned'! Vasilic... ia
kmb Vasilic. Boze, zabudnul
som!... Take celkom jednoduche
meTo... TAX akoby boil k6n pri
iiom... Kobylin? Me-. Kobylin sa
neuola. - PoGkajte, poekajte! !!
Hrebcovg Aida ZrebcovY Me, ami
Zrebcov je to ME. ia sa tax dobre
ma to pamatam, predsa len kon
ske memo, ale ktore, to mi eel
kom pamati vypadlo.
Aida. zrrebjatikov..f
o, to ME! Pockajte! Uz...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
MIC NovEHo Ma svETE.

struoval akesi auto, ktore bolo
hnane vybuchmi raket a pohybo-
valo sa teraz po zeleznienych ko-
l'ajach. Pri prvom pokuse bola
dosiahnuta maximalna rychlost
254 KIN (asi 120 mil y "a hodinu.
Druhy pokus sa nezdarii. Bolo
pouzite Styrikrat silnejslch raket,
ale hned' ma pociatku pokusu ra-
kety explodoyaly, voz sa vymr-
Still kol All a dplne sa rozbil.
Vzdor nezdaru pokusu hodla kon-
Struktor pokraEovat' V d'alsej
praci, i ked' sa uz vidal planu,
ze explozivnej silly raket bolo by
mono pou6it' k pohybu akychsi
medziplanetarnych lietadiel. Ale
V tomto prfpade mozme pove-
dat: Mic noveho pod slncom.
Prastary je vynalez raket uz v
stredoveku stretavame sd po-
kusmi, ably raket bolo pouz;te k
pohonu vozov, ba akychsi lie
tadiel. Uvadza sa, ze Cmania uz
5000 rokov pred Kristom znali
rakety a ze tiez znali akesi lode,
ktore boly hnane silou raket. "
Oriente znali rakety uz 900 ro-
kov pred Kristom. Ital Muratorl
popisal roku 1879 raketu, uziva-
jtc pri tom talianskeho nazvu
"Rocchetto'', to jest tr1bka, rnr-
ka. z toho bolo poom odvodene
slovo raketa. V r. 1405 zmienuje
sa Nemecku Konrad Keyser 0
raketach a uz o Is rokov potion
podava de Fontana cetne rady, a.
ko mono raket pouzivat' vo vol
ne. Anglicania koncom 18. storo-
cia boil prekvapeni, ked' proti
MIN indicky knieza Tipu Sahib
pouzil zapal'nych raket. Priro-
dzene, Anglicania 81 veci vsimli
a uz r. 1906 1907 pouzfva ang-
licky general William Cosgrove
zapal'nych vybusnyych raket
proti Boulogni a Kodani.
Vyroba rake sa pomaly zdoko-
nalovala prislo sa ma myslienku,
re by sa mohlo pouzit' vybusnej
silly raket ako silly pohonnej. Sam
objavitel' gravitaeneho zakona,
Izak Newton, prehlasil, ze ener-
gle rakety by bolo mono pouzit
ako motoru pre- lietadlo, pohybli-
w stroj, ktory by sa mohol po-
hybovat v prszdnom priestore.
Ma zaklade toho sostavil potion
Holland an Lravesande voz, ktory
NAL byt' hnany odrazom prldia-
eel parry. Ale energia bola tn tax
mala, xe nestacila k pohybu vozu
a tax KID 'alsim pokusom nedoslo.
V Anelicku tel dobe prisiel
ktosi ma n.yslienku, ze by raketa
mohla hnat' lietadlo. Vynalezca
Charles Golightly dal 81 al tento
navrh r. 1841 patentovat'. Me je
znamo ako jeho konstrukcia W.
zerala, lebo tel DOLBY zostal len
satyricky obrazok, ktory nesie
napis: "Parny kon, $ ktorym mo-
znno sa dostat' jednej hodine
y ParEa do Petrohradu'. Zda sa
tedy, ze Golight,y myslel ma pou-
little zpatneho olrazu expandu-
jncej parry.
Pyrotechnicky priemysel Edo
hpnail cd tych cias vo vsetkych
smeroch vyrobu raket. Zvysil ich
vybusnost', zistil pokusmi, ktore
latky a prisady dodavajti rake
tam pri vybuchu pestrej barvy.
Raket bolo pouzivane hojne 70
vojeastve, najma vSak "a sveto-
vel vojny, mech uz slo 0 rakety
signaliza6ne alebo rakety, ktort
sa nasadzovaly ma obyeajn1 vo.
jensk1 pusku, ably potion presvie.
lilly bojiste. Tiez letectvo pouzf-
va raket, najma PR vecernych
nocnych letoch, aby zistilo teren
aby dalo znamenie pri sostupe nj
letisko atd'.
Bude otazkou bud1cnosti, aby
uk&zala ci Opelove pokusy. "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-20
ie. Celkom som zabudnul.

htOTy uldUUl - W poIdlll
prichadzat radon, ked vsetkt
zabudnes! - Zlostil sa general
major a a krieal: Sober sa {
chod'... s1ce.
Ivan Evseic zvol'n tiahol kr
dverom, kym generalmajor DIR.
ziac 81 tyar, ako sialeny behal pc
izbe.
Spravci dosiel v hlbokom "a
myslenf do zahrady, tam sa "a
stavil, vyvratil oci k nebu a roz
mysl al nest 'astnom meme pisa.
ra akcisoveho.
Zrebcikov, - Zrebovskij, =
Zrebenko... ME a ME, tax sa ne.
menuje. - Kohskv, Kobylin... Pc.
tom no volali Ease. k panovi.
= W 81 81 spomenul? - spytal
sa no generalmajor.
= Nespomenul, Vasa Excelen-
cia!
- Aida Konovsky? Konovkov.
Me?
Kde-to Dol dome, kazdy ha-
dal a menoval rodinne mena.
Prebraly sa mena vsetkych kon
skych rodov; kombinovali ich s
hrivou, kopytom, seldom, naci-
MIN, chomntom.
V dome, zahrade, v eel 'adni-
ku, v kuchyni prechadzali sa l'u-
dia, vraStili celia a premVsl ali,
hi 'adali memo.
Civil ami volali spravcieho k
panovi.
- Aida Tabuhov? - spytali sa
no. - Kopytin? - Zrebovskij?
- Me, ME, ami jedno sa neho-
di! - vzdychnul 81 Ivan Evseic
a pozdvihnul Ease zrak ma poval.
- Papa! - zavznel detsky hlA-
sok 20 slsednej izby, - Trojkin,
Uzdeckin?
Poplach boil po celom dome.
9eneralmajor netrpezlivost 'ou a
1roznou bolest 'ou az ztrivy, pri-
,l'nbil tomu, kto uhadne to me-
10, pat rubl'ov odmeny. Teraz
zeal kazdy "a Ivanom Evseicom.
Infne no prenasledoval.i
- Hnedov? - volali "a MIN.
. Risavsky9 Konickyy?
Zotmilo sa, boil veGer a nest "a
,tne memo este neuhadli. Sli spat'
/ telegram neposlali.
Generalmajor celn noe Okla ne
Val'al sa miesta ma
niesto a vyl cd bolesti.
O 3. hodine rano vyrazil do
mu a siel rovno do bytu spray
:iho, kde zaklopal...
- Nevola sa aida Merinov9 -
spytal sa platlivym hlasom.
- Me, Vasa excelencia, ami
Merinov je to ME - odpovedal
zarm1teny Ivan Evseic vzdych-
nul.
- TAX je to ME ami konske me-
no, ale aida celkom inc?
- Konske memo je to, ma to sa
moze Vasa Excelencia spoil 'ah-
nut.
- Ako len mono tax zabud-
nut! Nine je to prekliate memo
teraz cennejsie, ako neviem Go
ma syete! Som uE celkom vysile-
ny.
Rano Ease volali lekara ku ge-
neralmajorovi.
= A pre- nina a "a nina, - tax
ho vytrhnite! - rozhodol sa. -
Uz to d'alej nevydrzim.
Tu lekar vytrhnul nest 'astny
cub. Bolest' prestala a general
major sa uspokojil. Lekar vyko-
nal svoju povinnost' odporheal
sa; sadnul do voza a odisiel. Ia
dvorcom v poll zbadal Ivana Ev-
seica.
Spravca stal ma kraji cesty,
ztrnule divajilc sa pred seba a
rozmysl al ma nieco. Sn-
diac podl'a hlbokych vrazkov ma
eele a vyspnleneho Okla, musela
byt' zalezitost' vel mi namahava.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
HOOVER GETS
COODPICTURE
OF SITUATION
G. o. r. Nominee Sur
prise to Friends
With knowledge of
Race In States

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.-tF-
Herbert Hoover is disclosing 70 call
ers a knowledge Of political condi-
tions in various states which have
surprised many Of them both in its
details and its broad grasp of the
possible effects Of the unusual cross
currents AT work in this campaign.
While he never talks for pubiea-
ton as to his own beliefs concern
ing the outcome Of the election, Il
Is known he has ca~rd-indexed the
states in his own mind and can pre-
sent concisely and with q wealth Of
detail the fundamental reasons for
his confidence in winning in one
place and for his opinion that he
will trail his democratic opponent
in another.
Pleased with West
AZ time goes on the republican
presidential candidates satisfaction
with the situation in the west grows
and he apparently entertains serious
doubts now about only three states
in that section-Missouri, Arizona
and Montana. I'm his view the re-
fusal az Nathan e.. Frank OF *.
Louis. defeated for the republican
senatorial nomination, to run a. an
independent candidate for the senate
has improved the situation in Mis-
souri,.
While no one connected with re-
publican headquarters will even in
finite that Hoover entertains a be-
lief that he can break the solid
south In November, the republican
candidate has been giving more and
more attention 20 that section and
the party organizations have been
strengthened in some OF the states
and supplemental ones organized
elsewhere. Is in Mississippi.
Has Eye On Texas
Just at the present time, the re-
publican candidate has his eyes CEN
tered on Virginia, North Carolina,
Georgia and Mississippi, but he also
is observing the situations that are
developing in Texas, Florida and Al
ALBANIA. Especially optimistic re-
ports have been brought to him from
the Lone Star state, where some DEM
ocratic leaders have bolted their ma
tional ticket, and he has been told
that he has an opportunity in North
Carolina, where the anti-Smith
groups appear to be mcst active, and
Through the electrical device,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
Crowds Thrilled
By Bull Fight AT
ReynOsa Sunday

REYNOSA, Mex. Sept. 10.-Despite
a threat Of rain. hundreds Of Valley
residents and upstaters attended the
bull fight il this city Sunday after
noon which was one Of the most
thrilling ever staged here, being ac-
centuated BY the narrow escape Of
Ricardo Romero Freq, Mexico City's
premier matador, when he slipped
and fell in the path Of a charging
Malpaso bull.
Fred escaped with minor abrasions
on the head and a slight cut on the
left leg. The leg Of his trousers
were badly torn where the bull
hooked his horns As he passed over
the matador in a dash for a torreador
who had come to his rescue.
Both Sidney Franklin, the only
American matador in the world, and
Freq demonstrated their abilities 10
the. satisfaction of the crowd that
had gathered to witness the fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
rs From McAllen to
Leave For College

McALLEN, Sept 10.-Maintaining
its popularity in McAllen. the Univer-
sity Of Texas leads all other colleges
in the number OF local students who
will leave next week TO enter college.
A census recently made shows that
IS McAllen students will enter col
lege this year. The colleges which
will be attended by the McAllen stu
dents and the number for each fol-
lows: University of Texas 10; Edin-
burg College 4; Baylor College 3; 7.
c. u. 8; San Marcos Teachers Col
lege. Kidd Key. Oklahoma State Uni
versity, Rice Institute, T. P. C. At
Milford, and Schriner two each; A.
and NJ. S M u. Assembly training
school at Richmond, Va, G. /. A. at
Denton, Trinity University Ouachita
College at Arkadelphia, Ark, Curry
School Of Expression at Boston. Mass,
and Notre Dame will receive n each
from NcAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
TRIP MAPPED
FOR Smith TO
Last WEEKS
Palatial Train of IL
Coaches to Carry
Dem Nominee Over
Loop of IL States
BY ID. HAROLD OLIVER
Associated Press Staff Writer

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 10.-lP-In
another week Governor Smith will
leave for the west to start his active
campaign for the presidency.
Before he turns to Rochester Oc-
tobef l 10 attend the democratic
state convention the democratic
presidents nominee will travel on
an eleven-car, deliberately equipped
special train, will swing into thirteen
states, many Of which he has never
visited before, and only one Of which
-0kiahoma-was carried BY his
party in the 1924 presidential race.
In six of the commonwealth
Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado. Mon
tana. Minnesota and Wisconsin-he
will deliver campaign addresses, the
last being set for Wisconsin, the
only state the late Senator Robert
n. LaFollette, running on an indie
pendent presidential ticket, carried
four years ago.
Because IL Is difficult for him to
sleep on trains, Governor Smith will
do much OF his travelling in the day
time. His two weeks schedule, SUBJ
ject to change is announced as fol-
lows:
Tram leaves new 40AA LILY a.
6:15 d. m, eastern standard time,
Sunday, September 16, arriving AL
bany az $40 D. m, 70 take on Gov
ernor Smith and party, including
about 40 newspcsermen, and depart
ing at 1880 p. m
Monday, September 1I-arrive
Chicago over New York Centra-in
yards-7:l5 p. m, depart over Chi
cago and Northwestern $3.50 p. m
Tuesday, September lS-Arrive
Omaha $3.50 a. m. Speech at night
Wednesday, September l9-Leave
Omaha over Chicago, Rock Island 4
Pacific 10 q. m.
Thursday. September 20 - Arrive
Oklahoma City 10 a. m, speech at
night.
Friday, September 21-Leave Ok
lahoma City over Santa Fe, 1880 a.
m, arrive Newton, Kas- S:45 p. m.
Arrive Dodge City, Kas., s P. m,
leave Is minutes later.
Saturday, September 22-Arrive
La Junta, Colo, 1915 a. m, leave
1890 a. m, arrive Denver 1880 a. m,
speech at night.
Sunday, September 23-Leave Den
yer over Burlington 1880 a. m. Ar
rive Cheyenne, Wyo, 1880 p. m.
Leave $3.50 p. m.
Monday. September "a - Arrive
Billings, Mont, $3.50 a. m. Leave
over Northern Pacific 8 a. m. Ar
rive Helena 3 p. u. speech at night.
Tuesday, September 25 Leave
Helena, time not yet scheduled, SO as
to depart from Butte at 2 p. m, ar
rive Bozeman $40 p. m, ave 8 p. m.
Wednesday, September 26-Arrive
Bismarck, N. d., 1880 a. m. Leave
! p nj. Arrive Fargo 8 p. m. Leave
z ~ m
Thursday, September 27-Arrive
Minneapolis. Mimi, early in morn
ing. Speech at night at St. Paul.
Friday, September 2S-Leave Min
neapolis over Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul 1880 a. m. Arrive Milwau-
kee $3.50 p. m.
Saturday. September 2~9-Speech at
night ut Milwaukee.
waukce at noon. Arrive Chicago
Sunday, September 30-Leave Mil
YARDS p. m. Leave over New
York Central 3 p. m.
Monday, October Arrive Ro-
chester, N. Y, $40 a. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
OF c. Man
CIVENPRAISE
Farmers Send Regrets
To Bailey, Weslaco,
Who Is Leaving
Especial to The HeraIdl
WESLACC, Sept. I0.-Farmers Of

kcptCiAk 20 III 1cEAiul
WESLACC, Sept. 10.-Farmcrs OF
the WesIaco community appreciate
the valuable service rendered by L.
4. Bailey and will feel keenly the
loss Of the local chamber Of tom
merce official. they have told him
in ar open letter.
Mr.. Bailey has resigned at Wes-
laco and has accepted a like posi-
ton at Hearne. Texas He will take
over the new position Sept Is
The letter in part follovss
Assuming that We have your per-
mission, we make reference to a
few Of the special accomplishments
wrought by you in our behalf, be-
cause we deem it proper for you to
know that we are cognizant Of your
worthwhile efforts in the interest
Of the farmers Of this community
and Of the Rio Grande Valley gen.
orally. We enumcrate, wig:
you secured for the Valley the
work Of the State Live Stock SAM
tary Commission, in making tests
and Riding the entire Valley OF
cattle infested with tuberculosis.
This work removed from our midst
n real menace and gave the dairy
business a strong boost. During
this work thirteen carloads Of in
fected cattle were shipped out of
the Valley and they sold for over
$4,000, for slaughter purposes,
which amount was saved to their
owners.
aYour active work In advising
with the farmers, and in helping to
put over the hard surfaced road
building program In the Weslaco
district was q service which will
bear fruit for many years. We re-
call that You assisted in procuring
the special act, by the state iegisla-
ture. whereby this road district was
created, that you worked diligently
for the passage Of the bond issue
and have attended practically all OF
the road committee meetings.
"You have been a strong advocate
Of cooperative marketing and your
experience and special training as
an ag-iculturist have been very valu.
able. Last year the farmers mar
keted successfully and profitably
quite a volume Of farm products
comparatively. through Mercedes
With this record Of achievement as
an example the "Weslaco Unit of the
Rio Grarde Valley Vegetable Grow
ers Association" has been organized
and we think that it is a tremend-
u step in the direction Of prog
ress. This is another connection in
which you will be remembered.
"Your special agricultural training
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10

- -
NEW YORK, Sept. 10-Precedents
are great Enthusiastically in poll
tics. In that lnexact science tradi-
ton plays an important part, until
some revolutionist, mild or otherwise,
comes along 10 set new precedents
and thus pave the way for more ira
6ition.
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, former
governor Of Wyoming, is just such a
person. She "broke the ice" so TO
speak, in the direction Of attaining
high public office for her lex. Other
woman had held public office before
her, but she ven them n better
and became tbs first woman inaug-
/ arated as governor of a state.
High in Her Party
Just as Mrs. Mabel Walker Willie
brandt, assistant attorney general OF
the United States, is conceded the
outstanding woman Of the republican
party, so Mrs. Ross, who is directing
the activities Of the women IN the
democratic campaign headquarters
here, is looked 10 by the women of
the democratic party. Both are high
in the councils of their respective
parties.
Mrs.. Ross is direct, emphatic and
efficient. You get that impression
as you sit opposite her watching her
carefully choosing her words. They
come now, clear, concise, and with
a ring Of complete sincerity. No five
dollar words, but simple and con-
vincing.
There are no especial difficulties
a meets in office" says she
That is, no more than men face IN
entering public life. Ny w case
proves il. ! represented the minor
ity in my state when in office
Wyoming being normally republican
but that didn't make any differ
ence. II is just a. easy for a woman,
as a man, to establish administrative
harmony. There was opposition, Of
course. but there Is always opposl-
tior-that's part Of the game
women have a great future, and
not in politics alone. They are prov
ing their worth in almost every line
Of endeavor."
A Woman President
At the democratic convention IN
Houston, Tex, in June, the mann 81
Mrs. Ross was brought before the
conclave as q vice presidential pos
sibility. There were many who be-
.ieved she'd make a good team-mate
for Smith. "But / didn't seek the
honor" she declares.
"fes. we'll have a presi-
dent some day. Probably not for a
while, but it will come" And she
sits very straight in her swivel chair
looking out upon Broadway-this
woman who Is smashing . . aud
setting, precedents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
Pact Not Party
Issue" Kellogg

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-tF-Sec-
rotary Of State Frank B. Kellogg
landed at 1850 a. m. today from the
United Stats liner Leviathan on his
return from Paris where he signed
the peace pact which bears his name
for the United States.
The secretary read a prepared
statement 70 the reporters who met
him On the liner. II follows:
II do hot think the treaty for the
remuneration Of war should DO made
q party issue. either in the cam
paign or in the senate and ! cannot
conceive that ii will be. II is an
international matter Of worldwide
importance. The promotion Of world
peace IL an ideal common to all
civilizations. II is not the pre-
rogative Of any one country or any
one group within a country. The
treaty was signed by fifteen nations
and thirty more have already sig
nified their intention to adhere to
it. There is every indication that
il will be accepted by every ma
tion in the world"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
Cotton Yield
In Texas VIII
Show Big Gain

Cotton production In Texas will be
$1,000 600 bales according tc the Sep
TENDER ] estimate Or the department
OF agriculture. The production III the
state was 4y352,000 bales in 1927, d.
62S 600 In 1926; 4,163.0 900 I'm 1925, and
4.049, 900 In 1924.
In the southern area production IA
estimated 40 660.000 bales as cnmpar-
ed with $4,000 ginned in 1927. The
only section Of the state where the
crop will fall below that Of last year
il in the northwest area which has
an estimated production Of 920.0 900
bales against l.029.000 in 1927. The
condition Of the crop was placed at
81 per cent as compared with 56 per
cent on the same date last year. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10

First figure lowest temperature
last right; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at s a. M; fourth, rainfall past "a
h~wwn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
To Start Dredging
On Canal Entrance

PORT ARTHUR, Texas, Sept. 10.
-Fl-Dredging in the mouth Of the
Port Arthur canal at Sabine Pass is
expected to get under way soon, it
is announced by Major f. W. Clark,
United States engineer in charge Of
the Sabine district.
The entrance 10 the canal will be
dredged TO a width Of 200 feet. The
project is separate from that Of the
canal itself, but appropriations have
also been set aside for dredging of
the Sabine-Neches canal. This is
held up pending decision OF the war
department on construction Of a
bridge across the canal at Port Ar
thur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
Corpus Christi Has
Big Building Boom

CORPUS CHRISTI. Sept. 10-P)-
Actual building permits issued in Cor
pus Christi for the first eight months
Of 1928 totaled $4.562, 1856.
A survey of the Corpus Christi
chamber Of commerce shows that dur
ing the eight months 373 new homes,
$50 commercial additions, and lis
new buildings were constructed.
Building projects under way include
a history hotel, and a nine-story Of
flee building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10

Disturbances Of slight to moderate
intensities were central this morn
ing over the far Southwest and over
the upper Mississippi valley. while
barometric pressure was moderately
high M the SINE time over the east
ern states. General rains have &C.
Cured within the last 4S hours over
most OF Texas. and scattered show
ers in other sections Of the country.
Temperatures were unseas0nably
high this morning in the Ohio and
middle Mississippi valleys, and
above normal practically throughout
the eastern two-thirds OF the coun-
try. Unseasonably cool weather
prevailed in the far Northwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10

Dlckey'n old Reliable Rye Wata.
relieFeF sun and wind burned eyes,
Doesn't hurt All druRRigtH--Adv IN