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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
SAGEHORN GETS
ONLY SAFE HIT
FOR GRAY CLUB
Arlington, on Mound for Bis.
marck, Has Bad Second In
ming Again
OLSON WHIPS ELEVEN
Sagehorn Triples to Score
Nagel and Scores Himself
on Overthrow

Under . darkened sky that made it
almost impossible to see the base
ball at times, the Eiainerd Northern
Pacific nine defeated tho Bismarck
Grays last night by a score # s to 2.
Less than 100 persons were scat
tered throughout the grandstand to
watch the game, and perhaps an
equal number were seated in cars
parked around the diamond.
During the last few innings the
players had considerable difficulty
in seeing the little horsehide sphere,
and many of the heaviest hitters
We're chalked up with strikeouts.
Many more strikes were called on
the batters who thought they were
safe in letting the ball go by.
Arlington, Bismarck hurler. had
tough stretch of luck in the second
frame, when with two men on bases
he gave Swanson. the opposing right
fielder, a free ticket to the first
sack, expecting to fan the next man
up. The next batter, Uddenberg,
Brainerd shortstop, and a weak hit
ter on the team. landed on the ball
for three base hit, bringing in
Nutting. Ringer and Swanson. I'd
denberg was brought in on single
off the bat Of Loom, Brainerd third
sacker.
Taking the diamond in an attempt
to at least tie the score, the Grays
managed to get two runs across the
home plate, but could get no further.
Naeel, who got to first on Peter
sons error, made second on a passed
ball and home on Sagehorn's triple
sacker. Sagehorn later got home on
Uddenberg.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
Firms Accuse Russians
OF War-Like Measures

Helsingfors, Finland, Aug. 3d.
F-The Finnish cabinet communi-
que stating that warlike measures
have been observed Of late on the
part OF the Soviet beyond the border
give official color to MANY news
paper reports Of Russia military
preparations on Russia's northwest
ern frontier.
According to the Minister Of d.
Tense. however, these movements
are not Of such a nature az to give
cause for anxiety to Finland her.
self.
Observers who have been sent by
Finnish newspapers to the border
REPORT that the Russians have been
concentrating troops heavily near
the frontier. A village on the from
tier has been evacuated completely
to make room for garrison.
Examination Of passports and Of
goods on the frontier between Fin
land and Russia has been made
much more severe. New railwa,
lines are being built just behind TIL
frontier. The garrison Of Leninera'
i said to have been strensthdhsd.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
Handling of Combine
Grain Is Problem to
Elevator Operators

Elevator operators in North Da-
kota have only one worry, according
to reports received by the state rail-
road board.
That worry is how best to handle
grain threshed by combines. Tests
show that combined grain comes to
the elevator with q relatively high
percentage of moisture. This makes
it difficult to store and ship.
Only few elevators have installed
drying equipment, according to Ben
Larkin, railroad commissioner in
charge of elevators, but more would
do SO if they were sure the COM
bine is here to stay as a method Of
harvesting grain.
Although the grain movement is
constantly increasing and will soon
reach its peak no complaints have
been received of inadequate trans
portation facilities or lack of cars
to make, shipments, Larkin said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
GREAT BRITAIN
REVIEWS FIGHT
WITH AMERICA
Two Coli Teams Of Eight Men
Clashing on Rain-Dreached
Links
BY BASIL &. WYRICK

Chicago Golf Club, Chicago, Aug.
30.-(AD-On a rain-drenched bat
tlefield Great Britain and the United
States today renewed their battle for
the Walker cup.
1t is really war for good will.
While the opponents fight with all
their golfing acumen to win the vic
tory, there is a marvellous fraternity
between the two teams Of eight men
who stood at attention today for the
first affray.
In the first clash there were to be
four two-ball foursomes over SO
holes. In each foursome two Ameri-
cans had to play one ball between
them against two Britons, alternat-
ing in stroking n single rubber pellet
in match competition. A point goes
to whichever pair wins in the 36-hole
match, and in case Of tied match
each pair gets a half point.
To complete the tourney. the men
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
Joe's Title Will Not Be at Stake
in Fight Tonight in Chicago,
However, for Young Jack
Thompson, San Francisco,
Will Enter Over Welter
Limit

Chicago, Aug. 30.-(AP)-Barring
another deluge, Joe Dundee. the well
terweight champion. and young Jack
Thompson, San Francisco negro, will
battle 10 rounds to . decision at
the White Sox park tonight.
Dundee's title will not be endan-
gered, as Thompson has agreed to
enter the ring over the welterweight
limit.
The bout was postponed from last
night until tonight because Of .
heavy downpour in the afternoon.
So as not to interfere with the
Thompson Dundee match, Promoter
Jim Mullen has postponed the bout
between Rene de vos, Belgian mid
dleweight, and Cowboy Jack Willis
of Texas. from tonight to. next
Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
Monaco Faces Menace
Of Internal Trouble

Monte Carlo Aug. 3O.-(AP)-
Revolutionary agitation has spread
through the principality of Monaco,
and recent developments indicate
that the country is on the verge Of
serious internal trouble.
In contrast with the gaiety of the
throngs in the casino and other re-
sorts, . huge meeting of Monacan
citizens has been held to protest
against the present system of gov
eminent. Nearly 1000 persons at
tended, and a delegation was named
to lay their grievances before Prince
Louis II.
This feeling Of unrest has been
growing steadily for two years. OBJ
servers say that it is more wide
spread than is apparent on the sur
face, since tho several thousand en-
ployes of the casino dare not join
it openly for fear OF losing their po-
sitions.
The complaints mostly center
around the administration of the ca
sine. which controls the principally
financially ind is the leading admin
istrative power. They also claim that
the prince has ceded practically all
power to foreigners.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30

TO TRAIN BADGERS
Bill Fallon, former Missouri
trainer, will serve in the same ca
pacity at the University Of Wiscon-
sin this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30

will play eight single matches at 36
holes the second day, each victory to
count point, as IN the foursomes.
and the team gaining the most points
out of maximum of l. will get the
Walker cup.
Perhaps the thuughtfulness Of four
Americans in covering their steel
clubs during a terrific thunderstorm
yesterday. during final drill for the
battle, kept the American golfing
army intact. Francis Ouimet. jim
mic Johnston, George Won Elm and
Jess Sweetser were on the eighth
tee when heavy bolt Of lightning
struck wire fence near them and
almost threw the golfers to The
ground. They made their way as
best they could in blast Of wind
and rain to the clubhouse, nearly
half a mile away. and were hurried
through hot showers into warm
clothing by CAPTAIN Bobby Jones.
The Lineup
The lineup for the foursomes is:
George Won Elm and Jess Sweet
ser, both former American amateur
champions, against T. P. Perkins.
British champion, and DR.. Tweddell,
a former British title holder.
Bobby Jones, national amateur
champion, and Chick Evans, for
nlcrly national amateur and open
champion, against Major c. Q. Hez-
let, long leading British golfer, and
w. L. Hope
Jimmie Johnston, long-driving
Minneapolis player, and Francis
Ouimet, who has been both amateur
and open king, against Eustace
Storey and T. A. Torrance, stalwart
Hfitons.
Roland Mackenzie and Watts
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
FIRE HORSES SCARCE

New Bern. N. C.-The firemen's
parade here was spoiled to some ex-
tent because the committee on ar
rangements, after. combing this Sec
ton, was unable to produce more
than two pairs of horses to draw the
ancient equipment formerly used by
the fire fighters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
BEAUTY NO ART

Pierre. s. D.-What . beauty par
lor produces may be . work Of art,
but the South Dakota law calls the
establishment work shop" As
such Attorney General Buell. F. Jones
classified them in stating that the
minimum wage statute applies to
the parlors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
PORK AND STRAWs

Rome.-Roman pork butchers and
straw hat vendors occupy the same
premises alternately, since by the
time the light headgear season be-
gins the ordinance against hog kill
ing is in force.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
REGULAR AIR SERVICE

Calais, France.-Air jaunts to Eng.
land in Is minutes are offered the
public at Frances first seaplane
port. Three small seaplanes. each
carrying a pilot and three passen-
gers, have opened q commercial com.
pany's service, and 10 ships are 70
pc operated within year if all goes
well.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30

EXPECT RATHER WEAK TEAM
Washington and Jefferson Off.
Gals are not optimistic over pros.
poets for their football team this
fall. Too many stars graduated
they say.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30

ST. PAUL KIDS WIN
Denver, Aug. 3O.-CP-St. Paul
defeated Salt Lake City, Is to 5, in
sectional American Legion junior
baseball here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30

summary: Three base hltS-Ud-
denberg and Sagchorn; two base hits
Loom. Left on bases-Brainerd 4;
Bismarck 5. Hits-off Olson, /; off
Addington, II. Struck out-by Olson,
IL; by Arlington, Z. Bases on balls
-Nutting and Swanson. Guidas
twice. Winning pitcher, Olson. Los
ing pitcher, Arlington. Time of
game, 1:27. Umpires Schultz and
Paulson.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
DEN NEODVISLOSTI

Ma buducu stredu americky narod oslavi 152. vyro-
Gle svojej neodvislost Pekny rad rokov neporov-
mattel me vel'ky pokrok Kde ohiadneme, vsade vdi-
mohutnost vel kost, bohatstvo, su Spoenych Sta
tov. Neto naroda svete, ktory posednych 152
kov vykonal taky pokrok svojom rozvoj, aky urobl
novy narod americky to hlavne preto, ze tn zapo
cal zivot ny novy nez boil Starom Svee bez tradic
81 lachtickych, kral ovskych triednych " sobode IL
platnenia bozich darov kazdeho ednotiveho obcana.
Ameriku Cd Stareho Sveta deli vastne len tato slo
boda jednotlivca Osatne rozdely si toho vysledkom
Tam je zivot jednotvca podmienovany ideam panuju
cch tried, tuna este vzdy vt'az ideal ndivduaizmu
MIN spojenej osobnej slobody pre- kazdeho.
Ceme 81 svoju slobodu hlavne, vyuzivajme ju zpl-
Amerika dava tol ko prilezitosti svojm obcanom,
kolko ziadna ina krajina svete ZaeM cd kazdeho,
ako 81 zvot zariadi Pravda tn ez nepadau pecene ho
luby nikomu do hby, ale zvot je predsa len spojen
mensim bojom exisenciu ako je toam indie reba pri
tom stale snazit napravu, este vacsiu sobodu,
vacsie prflezos vacsiu dokonalos lebo len tax je
pokrok mozny Kto 81 neceni vydobykov udskych kto
je spokojny stavom, ay je ten nkdy pokroku nedo
sahne. jesti narod lud nebude dobyjat vacsicI
pray vacsich prieztost ztrat tie ktor6 ma lebo
jounesnazivos ou dokazeslabost obrnit' svoje prva
Oslavme na stredu my Slovaci americk1 sobodu
t1to matku vsetkych sobod Pudskych. Bez americkej
slobody nebola by byvala franczska revoca slobo
du Bez franczskej slobody nebo by preniknu jej "a
besk do nch koncn sveta bez osobne slobody nebolo
by AMI slob0d narodnych ami osobodena slovenskeho
naroda zpod mad arskeho jarna. Anerika staa nos
tekou svetla slobode celeho oroceneho ludstva
TAXA ma byt' ctena milovana
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
PRvA KoNvENcIA sLovENsKYcH DET1.

di1och 15 16 julia odbyyat sa bude Middle
town, Pa prva konvcnca sloyenskych dei amercky
K. S. j. Bude to neobycajna udalost' v
ason slovensko amerckom zvote ktora 81 zasl1z po-
vsimnuta.
Nase deti yacsinou odcudzujn narodu. Kazdy
sposob ktorym mozeme toto odcudzovanie zarazt, ma
byt pouzty vydrziavane detskej konvencie e jednym
tych leinlivejsch Ma konvenc deti nelen ze
poznal svo duseyny obzor rozsira ale pochopia ali
paria sebe ze nan svoj vlastny svet vsvete anne
rickom: svet slovensky. a4sas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
70 schoodze Okr.
Sboru Sloy. Ligy
Spolky peknym poctom zast1pe
ne. Program Slovenskeho Dna
prijaty.

Ed b " = 6 III d = j.. :
v utorok vydrEiavana bola val
ma sch0dza Okresneho Sboru 81.
Ligy so zastupcami> spolkoy v "a
lezitosti Slovenskeho Dna. Pri-
tomni boil: Jozef Schromofsky,
predseda Okr. Sboru; Martin ]
Lesnak, tajomnik; Frantisek Hu-
dix, pokladnfk; Michal Bartos "a
Politely Klub v Haselton, Jan
Kral "a Sbors 159. *. S., Jozef Re-
.hak "a 6.731 KSJ., Jan Gura "a
vzdelavajdci Klub Struthers
Emory Zetts "a Politicky Klub y
Campbell, Albert Kvackaj "a {
1873. Penn. S. j., Jozef Dobos "a
{. 1873. Penn. S. j., Andrej Mkt
ta "a <: 1873. Penn. s. j., Jan Re-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
sLovENsKY DEN BUDE vELKoLEPY.

VIII. Slovensky Den Sovakov Mahonng doliny
bude neobycajne vel koepy odsny cd mnulorocnych.
Ma utorkove schodz zastupcov naich spolkov Okres
nym Sborom Lgy praty bol program, kory vyznam Slo
venskeho Dna posavi vyiu ilrove. Najlakavej jslm
bodom bezpochyby budl zavody oioskej zupy K. Soko
lov co SINE tu cd os1nch rokov nemal Pred rokm
boy tn totz zavody ohioske zupy T. S. j. Sokol kto
rych promne boly tsice Sovakov. Al teraz maa pris'
vyberana cata narodnych sokoov Ceveandu ktora by
boa zacvcila valaskam ale preto re De bude sired
tyzdni ME nedel'u cd zajazdu bolo upustene. Ma
slete K. S. cvicit bud dive naepsie cvcenky, Kaarna
Palgua Youngstown Alzbeta Brazir Lorain, ktore
dosiahly navyssch bodov zavodoch ceej organzace
lanskeho roku Bridgeporte. Eez budn cvicit
som Dni Wit azne caty Venca K Sokoek vyssieho nz
sieho oddelenia vitazn6 caty X Sokoov podrostu.
Bude tedy cvict' ma nasom Sovenskom Dni opravdova
smotanka" K. Sokostva. Okrem rozmanitych zavodov
budu prostn6 cvicby cvcby ma narad Pri prostnych
hrat bude slovensky hudobny sbor fkacich nastro
joch. y
Schodza tiez usniesla povoat vsetky nase sovel-
sk6 spevokoly Mahoning doliny lcnkovat' Soyen-
skom Dni Spevokoly spoocne obecenstyom budu spe
vat a1nerick1 sovenskn hymnu osobitne budi moct
koncertovat pocas sokolskeho cvicenia
I Ably savnost povsinmuta bola nalezite americkou
verejnos ou recnka povolany bude mayor nasho me-
sta Hon Joseph L. Heffernan narodny vyznam sloven-
skSho Da zdorazneny bude slavnostou recon- p Jana A.
Kocra, taomnika Sovenske Lgy ktory povie rec pri-
merann 10 rocnci osobodena Slovakov mad 'arsk6ho
snahach naroda lepsiu svoju budicnost' O.
Defensive prvfta rcenikov predsavf p Jozef j. schro-
a1ndvskv, predseda Okresneho Sborl.
Potom bude tam taner, ku ktorenu hrat bnde Ia 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

duga "a {. 731 IKSJ., Jan Yavor-
sky "a Polit. Klub Lansingville,
Jozef Macejko, "a {. 259. IKSJ. !,
Michal Rybar "a Odbor GIL MSS,
.Jozef Kamar "a {. 1T. IKSJ z
New Castle, pi. Zuzanna Klamar
zale. 100 IKSzJ. z New Castle,
Andrej Adamko "a {. 25. IKSJ /,
Martin Muransky Jozef Dolak
zatc. 25. LKSJ., Stefan Dobrancin
za!c. 500. IKSy., Stefan Jochman
"a {. 308. IKSJ., Matej Mraz "a
Yo. Slov. Noviny a Sbor 1913. Lii
.gy, Andrej Benedik "a Sbor 1913.
Ligy, Michal Palkovic "a Sbor
|175 X. S., "A. M. Palkovic "a Il. S.
Jan G. Kocis "a {. 234 IKSJ. 20
Struthers, Jozef Maruskin "a Sb.
los. X. S., Albert Smrek "a Sbor
146. TSJS.
ri. Zuzanna Klamar 2 New Ca
stle podala prosbu Q dovolenie
predavat' kyietky ma Slovenskom
Dni, coho zisk pojde ma siroty
4v kraji. Bolo jej radosti povo-
lene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

New York, N. Y. (F. Il. P. Az
Francnzska LIMA oznamuje pre-
citenym zial'om, ze obdrzala ka-
bed z hlavnej nradovne V Parizi
% smrti prezidenta Francizskej
LIME, Mr.. John Henri dial Piaz.
Mr.. dial Piaz slavil svoje 63. ma
rodeniny 26. februara 1923. Je to
vysledok ncinkovania a dynami-
ckej silly neboheho, re Franctlz-
ska LIMA dosiahla svojho teraj-
sieho postavenia v paroplavbe.
Mr.. dal Piaz vst1pil do sluzieb
Franc1zskej LIME roku 1888 a
postupoyal ,kroka na krok a "a
jeho verne sluzby, energiu a pred
videnie, odmeneny Dol prezident-
|stvom 8. novenIbra 1920.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
q. TUNA 1898 !.

Po zahajeni sch6dze predsedom !,
q precitanf prijatf zapiAiice, pre-
|citany Dol program Slovenskeho
Dha, ktory po dlhsej debate Dol
prijaty dodatkom, aby vsetky
|slovenske spevokoly okoaia boly
pozvane spievat' ma Slovenskom
Dni.
Usnesene bolo, aby boly knpe-
ne odmeny pre- VT 'azov sokol
skych zavodoch.
Ceny ohlasiek do programovej
knizocky urcene boly: Celia stra-
Ina $500, pol strany $1,000, stvrt
Istrany $500 a komplimenty $500.
Do vyboru ma sbieranie ohlaslek
vymenovani bolt: pre- Lansingvil-
l'a Jozef Rehak, pre- South Side
Steelton Frantisek Hudik, pre-
Struthers Jan G. Kocis Jan Gu
ra, pre- Haselton Jan Kral Mar
tin j. Lesnak. Ohlasky MAUI byt
posbierane do 10. julia a prlnese-
ne ma schodzu vecer toho dina.
| Bolo prijate, aby ten obrus, kto-
Try Dol dany do vyhry pred troma
Irokmi, Dol vyhraty ma tohorocnom
ISlov. Dni, kde sa ostatne tikety
vypredajd.
| Urcene bolo objednat' bandu
| ku sokolskemu cviceniu, pozosta-
vajdcu z IL. hudobnikov. Posled-
ma sch6dza pred Slov. .Dnom ur-
| cena bola ma den 10. julia, do sko-
lly Sv. Cyrilla Methoda. &.s
M. J., l..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

rokod chyna orchestra Idora palku Nasa madez
uz len vol tomu pride Deti bud1 mat najvacsiu ra
dost roznanitych kootocov zabavlsk parku, ako j
pohl adu Ma zverinu zverienc Ko bol Idora par
ku raz tomu netreba povedat ako tam mozno dobre
citit Este velk6 k1palisko je tam, stale cersvou
vodo Preto cd teraz mech kazda sovenska rodina
z Mahoning doliny, ked' mono Shenango doiny,
chysta ma tto naSu narodn1 savnost: WILL Sloven
sky Den, ktory bude stredu, 30 julia ani bolo 5000
Slol kov pritomne Toho roku mech je 1900. Mech
renost uvid aka hospodarska kultdrna poticka sila
lie mas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
40o-HoDINovY TANEC

V New Yorku odohrava sa tan
covy zavod, ktorom devat pa
rov tancuje neprestajne uz 400
hodin. V tanci pokracujil. Vit'az-
ny par dostane $1,000 odmeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

Hlavny trad Jednoty .zasl1z vsetko uznane, re sa
podobral na takuto obtain dohu. Sokostvo podobne
sch6dzky de sriad ue pr verenych cviceach lz daV-
esie ale inc nase organzacie ktore podobne neco este
neprobovaly, molly by tento pffklad nasledovat'
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23
SEWARD FAMILIES
 ATHLET|CALLY INCLINED

Seward has two athletic fam- flies, or rather families among which members are among the outstanding stars of the city. These are the Shellhorns and Mantheys. Three of the Manthey boys are clever basketball players and, Gus himself, in days of yore, doffed the lid to few in baseball and the kin dred sports.
 But the Shellhorns are unique in that every member is active in sports today, the boys ct basket ball, also Mrs. Shellhorn; and Pop" at baseball and handball Billy, the daughter, is a member of the grammar grade cage team and looks like . sure winner.
 It is believed no other city in Territory can trot out two fam lilies such as these
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23
CHURCH SERVICES
CONTrWINVVy CHgTRfN

Sunday morning I shall begin 6 series of three sermons on Bible study under these three heads: Dit.. faculties, Qualifications, Necessary and Certainties
 The purpose of these series is to show why the Bible is a dark book to so platny, and why from it there are so many varying notions and doctlins taught by earnest, jealous people Here is a question for you to think over: Was the whole Bible intended to be understood by each person Come to each service.
 10 m. Sunday school.
 II a. m. Sermon: Difficulties ] encountered in Bible study"
 7:30 p. m. Sermon:-"A glimpse into Heaven"
 All cordially invited. R. A. GALLEY Pastor.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

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Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23
A MIDGET BANK

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov, B, (P)-- Housed in a Is by 24-foot one room frame building on the outskirts of Lincoln, the Normal State Bank IS the smallest bank in Nebraska in size, but not in finance. It serves 200 customers and has a capital stock of $15,OOO.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23
ANOTHER WEEK SAYS SWEEK

Tomorrow evenings passenger train will pull onto the dock for, 1t was announced this morning, it will be at least another week be- fore the new depot improvements will be completed.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

Mrs. J. J. Corey, wife of the coal expert, Department of the h. terior, Anchorage office, accoaa = panied by her daughter Edith, Er- rive from Seattle today On the s, s. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23
NEW FEDERAL BUILDING

A virtual assurance that Fair banks will get a new Federal build ing, was contained in letter re- ceieved recently by Marshal Lynn Smith, who passed thru Seward a few days ago, headed South with a batch of prisoners.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23
DERBY IS DISCARDED

EDCr: WATER PARK. Miss, Nov, 23, (P)-Governor Al Smith settled down to thoroughly enjoy his vaca- tion by discarding his brown derby and taking to the golf links. The public is respecting his request for privacy.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

The firing of pistols in Fair banks last week gave rise to tho belief that two men had been shot. The police were unable to find any victims or trace of blood.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

WE SERVE THE BEST ICE CREAM MANUFACTURED IN SEATTLE 50 PINT-S1.0O QUART. WE DELIVER. The Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

Choice reindeer meat at Car stems Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

QUALITY DEVELOPING PRINT NC AND ENLARGING. SchaIler- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

Excellent line of Columbia records at Sylvia's. Newest of hits.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-23

Have you heard the new "Okeh' records at SyIyia's?I They are wonderful.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
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