davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
sTEELToNSKY VYBoR
MATICE SKoLSKEJ
NAL svOJU SCHoDZU

Steeltonsky vybor Matice Skol-
skej NAL svoju schodzu teraz v
stredu vecer po p6stnej pobozno-
sti. Svolal ju miestny duchovny,
Rev. Stefan Kocis. Vo svojej pri-
vitajlcej reel pod'akoval pritom-
nym vybornikom a vybornickam,
re sa dostavili tax yel'kom po-
etc. Poukazal ma veliky vtznam
sbicrky Matice Skolskej a ma jej
81 'acletnt d 'alekosiahle kultnr-
ne ciele, "a ktore sa ma dnes ka-
zdy rodnverny Slovak odusevno-
vat'.'
Nakol 'ko vo farnosti Na.jsv.
'Mena uz bola prevedena, domn
90 domu sbierka pre- Maticu
Skolskn, podana bola zprava o
vysledku tejto domovej sbierky.
Doteraz sosbieralo sa vo farnosti
Najsv. Mena Jezis 1856. 90. Ku
tejto sbierke dosial prispeli: du-
chovny $4,000; spolky $475.OO;
jednotlivci $1,681.OO. Viacere
spolky este hospitality cele svoie
hpisy. Vyslovena bola nadej. re
to urobia. akonahle i'm to poklad-
nice dovoia. Takto by prislo este
par sto dolarov ku osadnej sbier-
Ike. Tiez bolo rozhodnuto vypra-
covat podrobny soznam dpisov.
ktorymi sa zaviazali jednotliyci.
Tych napomenie duchovny ko-
stole potion, kde to bude treba,
al vybor ponavstevuje 2 domu do
domu. tr
Steeltonslky vybor Matice
Skolskej' pozestaya Z tychto pra-
covnikoy a pracoynieiek Frank
tBehan, Michsas Bertke, l4s4arei|
Dolak (Maryland), Stefan Joch
man (Hazelwood), Jakub Mas
kul'ka, Andrej Panda, Jan Roth,
Michal Selling, Jan Smik, Juraj
Suba, Anna Berdis, Anna Dolak,
Maria Dolak (Maryland), Apo
lonia Knapik, Maria Kollar (Oak-
wood), Maria Kosko, Helena Kra-
mar, Maria Mikula, Maria No
votny, Maria Pirosko, Anna Say
ko, Maria Slifka (Silliman), He
len Sopkovic, Cecilia Vidis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
sEDEMNAsf osoB .s>.s ~. - -
UsMRTEdE PALENKoU

Y Peoria, LII. zomrelo 16 mu-
zov a jedna zena cd otravnej pa
lenky, ktord dostali v jednom ia
mojsom hoteli. Dvaja d'alsi mu-
zovia -sh nebezpecne nemocni. Po-
licia arestovala bartendera, ktory
palenku predal ako al bdtlegera,
ktory zasobil hotel tou otravou.
Vsetci, zomreli boil prominent
nj obchodnici. .@.... ..-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
HORvATSKY KONCERT
v NEDEL'U VEtER

V t1to nedel'u vecer bude mat
koncert v Ukrainskej hale ma w.
Rayen Ave. chyrny horvatsky ba-
ryton Matej Guile c-Dragun, ktory
81 vydobyl slsvneho ,nena po vse-
tkycb hlaynych naestach Europy
i tu y Amsrike. srorri- ,lmelcovi
.vystupovat' bude i horvstsky !
.speyokol = Campbell pod vedenim
isvojho sbormajstra prof. Ottoka.
"a Mraxeka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

Hoover prisiel do Ameriky roku
1740 Badenu, Nemecka. Povod-
ne rodinne memo je ME Hoover.
ale Huber. Praded usadil sa Dol
V Marylande, tohto syn John Cd
st ahoval sa do North Caroliny !;
tohto syn Jesse usadil sa vo West
Branch, Iowa., kde prezident
Herbert Clark Hoover narodil .sa
10. augusta 1874. % =. =. '''''
NovI vice-prezident Curtiss je
polovieny Indian. Narodil sa z
matky Indianky. Ma terajsi W.
soliE ilrad dostal sa tiez svoiou
vlastnou usilovnost 'ou, ako pre-
zldent Hoover. Ia vyse dvadsat'
rokov Dol kongresmanom Gle
nom senatu, ktoreho bude .teraz
predsedOm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
v MISSOURI CHCEIL Brf
BtTLEaERov MA DERE&I

V zakonodarni Statu Missouri
poslanec Putnam podal navrh "a
kona, dl'a ktoreho bltlegeri mali
byt' biti na deresi, ako "a sire
doveku mensi zlocinci. v zakono-
darni povstal tuhy BOZ "a proti
predlohe. ,Bola porazena 81 HAS
mi proti q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
po .vsetky dni, az do skoneenia

po vsetky dni, az do skoncenia
sveta." @2
Vsetko toto este mnoho Wac.
ukazuje vel el'kolepy obraz "Krap
kral 'ov'', ktort bude ukazovany
v skolskom auditGriume osady,
Mena Jezis ma Steelton dina 16. a
II. marca. Vstupne pre- dospclvch
bude iba so centov a pre- deti, ale
len v nedel'n po obcde, 20 20 cen
toy. India, ktori tento obraz uz
raz uyideli. Ease no chcl poznoyu
vldict' pre- jcho mimoriadnu vel
kolcpost', krasu, nadheru a do
stojnf predstavenic n;isho Boaskc-
no Spasitela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
TRoCKY HovoRf, zE RUsKA
VLADA ME JE BoLSEvICKA

Leon Trocky, po Leninovi mai
chyrnejsl bolsevik rusky, je W.
hnancom V Turecku. Tam no dala
ruska bolsevicka vlada dcpravit',
ked sa nechcel vzdat' opozicie
prOti Wade Stalina. Trockv W.
hlasil, ze terajsia vlada Rusku
je uz ME opravdove komunisti-
ckou re speje k dplnemu kapi-
talistickemu systemu. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
100000 RoBoTNfKov
v NEMECKU BEZ PRACE

V Nemecku panuje toho casu
vel 'ka nezamestnanost ktora ro-
bi Wade starosti. Podl'a iiradnych
ddajov, 100000 robotnikov je
bez zamestnania a podl "a 1dajov
robotnickych unii, bez zamestna-
MIA je yyse 100000 robotnikov a
mimo toho vyse miliona robotni-
kov pracuje len po par dnf '
tyzdni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
Y &KoLkCH
PRoTI PTJANsTVU

V State Delaware prijaty bol
senatom navrh zakona, dl'a kto-
reho boz proti alkoholu bude po-
vinnym nredmetom ma public
nych skolach. Senat nznal, ze 4
dospelym obyvatel'styom 81 pro-
hibicia neroradi, ale lifa, ze L.
tlej mladezi podari sa zastepit'
odpor proti a1koholu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
CT. CITATELoM MA STEEL
TON A v STRUTFIERS.,

Ma buddci tyzden budem sbie-
rat predplatpe na tieto noviny
pa Steelton . Struthers. Pro-
sim Ct citatel'o 'ov, aby mi boil v
praci ma pomoci.
]. Z. Maruslkin, jednatel'. !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
PoTREBUJEM STARE RotNfKY
"KRITIKY" A "oBRANYn

s (. a,- gt ~
Starokrajove musea a knihov-
ne, taktiez americke, rady by
mat Kritiku' a "Obranu"
medzi svojimi knihami. - z roe
nfkov 1914 1915 mann len par
zachovanych.
Jestli by niekto odberatel'ov
menovanych casopisov NAL odlo-
zene cisia spomeputych ro6nikov,
prosim dctive, mech ma lsskaye
upovedomi.
REV. IAN lnrHe
2k2 = wnna ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
MARsAL FocH JE LEPSIE

Marsal Foch, ktor6ho smrt' bo-
IA predpovedana, citi sa lepsie a
prechoyava nadej, ze sa iplne
.vysdrayie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
Ill. vyjjavy ' obraze
"Kral' kral ov'''',.
obraz je vel mi dojimavy svojou
vernost'ou predstaveni zivota,
umutenia j smrti Jezisa Krista.

! lie dojimavt vyjavy:
( Vel'mi krasny, roznobarcvny w
| iav V nadhernom dome Mari
| Magdaleny. VeI'kopanskt hodova
nie vznesenych host 'ov, bohaco,
a krasavcov. Maria Magdalena II
robl stavku, ze odvedie Judas,
od Jezisa. Skvostne vyobliekana
vyda sa ia cestu ma zlatom kocia
ri, do ktoreho sn zapriahnute buj
ne zebry, ably vyhl 'adala Jezisa
Stretnutie sa Marie Magdaleny
Jezisom, ktory vyhana z nej Sc
dem zlych duchov = sedem hlav,
nEch hriechov. z hriesnice stava
.sa svatica verna ucenfcka Kri.
stova. r
Slepe dievcatko utieka sa O DO.
moe ku Matke Jezisovej prosl
jrl, ably jej vyorodovala Il svoiho
Bozieho Syna zrak. .
.Jezis uzdraviije nemocnvch, po-
maha chudobnym a tym vzbudi
prot sebe nenavist' zidovskei
vrchnosti, ktora ma svoiich W.
zvedacov, aby stopovali kazde slc-
vo skutok JeziSa.
Ia velikeho plesania a nadsenia
l'udu, Jezis uzdravuje chlapca
Marka.
Zachranenie cudzolozstve pri-
chytenej zeny pred rozzlirenym
dayom l'udu. Ma otAzku: Go teda
povies ty' Jezis zaiovatel ON od-
poveda: Kto vas je bez hriechu,
mech prvy hodi ma nn kameiiom.
Tajna schodza sprisahancov. ma
ktorej prijima Judas tridsat
striebornych, "a ktore ma zradit'
JeziSa. -.: o..
Jezis vyhana z chramu preda.
vacov a kupcov, vypustil holuby,
poprevracal stoly S peniazmi
l'ud no oslayuie ako Kral'a kra.
l'ov.
Tajna porada, ako znicit' yieru
l'udu v Jezisa a snaha predstavit'
no l'udu, ako podvodnika.
Vzkriesenie Lazara zmrtvych,
veliky tizas zastupu.
Peter, zazracnym sp6sobom, w.
tiahol z vody rybu, ktora mala
rimsky peniaz v pysku.
Pokiisanie Jezisa skrze zleho
ducha. Jezis neprijme nabidky,
davane mu cd satanasa.
Posledna veeera, pri ktorei Je-
zis povedal svojim apostolom
Veru, veru, povedam VAN: Jeden
vas ma zradf. Judas vytratf sa
z veceradla. ..a,,a
V zahrade getsemanskej Judas
zradzuje Jezisa bozkom. R1mski
yojaci, "a pomoci sluzobnikov Ii
dovskfch, chytia Jezisa a poviazu
no. -,. j..
Peter trikrat zaprel JeziSa ma
dvore Kajfasovom. ~eo
Vysoka rada zidovska odsndila
Jezisa, dala no potion predviest
pred PLATA, rfmskeho yladara.
ktory vsak zidom odpoveda: "Na
nom ziadnej viny nenachadzam."
A ked' chce Jezisa .prepustit,, III
dia neustale kricia: "Pree $ MIN,
prec, ukrizuj ho!'
Krfzova costa, pima smutnych
vyjayov. Ukrizovanie Jezisa ma
hore Kalyarii. Strasna blrka, po-
yichrica, zemetrasenie a rozzute-
kanle sa prestraseneho l'udu.
Judas z1fa mad spachanou zra-
dou obesi sa ma strom.
Z Zmrtvychvstanie Jezisovo. Ten.
to yyjas je tiez jedon . tych mai
krajsfch, Y rozicnych krisnych
barvlch. spasifel' zjavuje So svo-
jim apostolom . ucenikom, q pred
ried ocami ystupuie ma nebesa 50
sloyami; "A hl'a, ia, sons vami
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
49, n a ,5 M II X 4. =, .assis &
POLIT ICKY KY,
/. PREHL'A 'AD
z NASTUPNEJ RECT
HoOvERA

delok "a vel'kej pompy uvedei
do nradu co 81. prezident Spoje
nych Statov. Po sIozeni prisahs
Hoover .povedal syoju nastupnt
rec, ktorej vynimame:
'Ked' premeriame situacir
nasho naroda tn vonka, najde
me: mnohe nspokojenia; najdemt
dakol'ko priein k obavam. Wy.
norili SINE sa 20 ztrat. yel'kej vol.
ny a rekonstrukcie po nej so IVY.
senon zivost'ou silou. z tejto
silly prispeli sme ma obrodenie a
pokrok sveta. Vo vseobecnosti
dosiahli sme vyssi stupen poho-
dlia bezpecnosti. Uvol 'nenim sa
20 siroko-rozpreStrencj chndoby
dosiahli sme yyssi stupch indivi-
dnalndj slobody :nez kedykol'vpk
predtym. My stale budujcme no
VII rasslr = nOvil civilizaciu, vel :
kt vo svojich vlastnycl dosa-
zeniach. Vplyv a vysoka cielc
naSho naroda sn sctcnc 20 e,lom
svete. Snazlme sa vynikndt vo
svete, ale vynikn1t na zaklade
d6very V mas ;smysel pre- ..pravod-
livost a nasich skutkov V nasich
vlastnych hraniciach a rasom
vlastnom ziyote. Ia m1dre vede-
ME tejto vel'kej. dobe zotavenia
narod je hlboko podlzen Calvino-
vi Coolidgeovi..
"AvSak tento mas vel'ky. DO
krok nesmil nikdy zatienovat'
stale nebezpecia, ktort hrozia ma
sci samosprave. Najhorsim nebez-
pecim nasim dneska je ne1cta a
neposlusnost * zakonom. Zloein
sa vzmaha. D6vera prisnu a
rychlu spravodlivost' milne. Ne
mysllm, re to znaci mravnd hni-
lobu americkeho l'udu, ami impo-
tenciu federalnej vlady uplatno-
vat zakony. Je len ciastocnou
prlcinou pridanie Is. dodatku ma
plecia nasho sddobnictva. Mnohe
vplyvy oslabily davno pred Is.
.dodatkom uplatnovanie nasirh
zakonov. 's~s'4''
Reforma, reorganizacia L. /
pevnenie nasho siidobnickeho, a
uplatnovacieho systemu bolo dav-
no odporucane. Prve kroky VI
tomto smere nemajil byt' uz viac
odd alovane. Prisne a rychle u
delovanie spravodlivosti je prvou
zabezpekou slobody, zakladom po
riadku a zivotnou silou pokroku.
Uvazovat' tomto zle, najst' od-
pomoc, je najvacsou potrebou v
tejto dobe.
"A preto vymenujem narodn1
komisiu ma vysetrenie celej stav-
by nasho s1dobnictva a pravnei
spravodlivosti spolu so sposo-
bonn uplatnovania Is. dodatku k
iistave."
Hoover potom opakuje vypove-
de volebnych reel, re vlada sa
nebude starat' primnoho do veci
obchodu a priemyslu, bude len
dozerat', ably v priemysli a OBJ
chOde bola konkurencia verej-
no-zaujmove podniky, ktore ma
j1 ist1 davku monopolu, narod
nesdieraly. Konkurencia je vraj
potrebna ma to-. ably kazdy Ame-
rikan NAL prilezitost vyniknnt +
V ktoromkol'vek obore priemy-
slu, obchodu povolania.
Krasne sa Hoover vyslovil o
rotrebe vysokosk olskeho vzdela-
MIA pre- kazdeho Amerikana. "Sa-
mospraya m6ze. byt' zdarna len
tam, kde je volicstvo vzdelane.
Cim pletilejSimi stavaj1 sa profile
my naroda, tym vacsia, je potreba
ma Wac a Wac vysoko-Skolskejl
vychovy. Nemozno nam zdarne.
West naSu stale komplexnejsiu
civilizaciu, ak nebudeme cerpat'
vodcovske talenty 2 celeho l'udu.
Hoover potion vyslovil sa "a
svetovy fnier, proti elenstvu v Ii
ge Narodov, "a pekne spolunazi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

starr sTRIEBoRNf KoRUNY
ZI.ATOvKY A PxfKoRUlgfKY
uz teraz nabyvajl vacsej eeny.
Pozdejsie budd este zriedkavejsie
. cennejsie.
Ia kazdych 25 centov poslem
Yam jednu korunu strieborn1,
jestli 50 budete ponahl'at', kJm
zasobs bade ststit'
zadoy&zte 81 aspon tol'koto pa-
mistky po niekdajsej Austria
HuAtsrii. 4.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23
Another Revolt Against
Venezuelan Dictatorship

Washington - (FP) - Revolt
against the dictatorship of Gen.
Gomez, former president and now
head of the army in Venezuela, is
admitted by government officials
in Caracas, according to a report
made to the State Department by
the American charge d'affaires,
Cornelius Engert. Rebels landed
at the port of Cumana, Aug. IL,
and in the battle which followed
the governor of the State of Sucre,
Gen. Emilio Fernandez, was killed.
The rebels, who lost several dead
and prisoners, returned to then
ship, the Fake, which the govern.
ment has now proclaimed to be g
pirate vessel.
Labor union and political meet
ing in Venezuela have for many
years been prohibited by the po-
lice, except whine the dictator or
ganized meetings of his own fol
lowers. Since the Imprisonment of
the entire student body of the ma
tional university, last year, due to
its sympathy with a number of
students who were arrested for
holding a political meeting, there
have been three separate attempts
at overthrow of the government by
armed revolt.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23
DALEVIEW

Mrs. w. L. Ross, Ray and Ber-
tina were shopping in Daleview
Wednesday.
E. V. Hurst was a shopper in
this village Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vaughn of
Outlook were visiting friends here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Lee was visiting
with relatives in town Wednesday.
Messrs. Louis and Ernest De-
sonia were shopping in Daleview
Wednesday.
w. L. Ross and daughter Ber-
tina were shopping in this village
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Wagner and SON
who have been away visiting rel
atives for some time, returned tc
their home here last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee and
Elmer Chaffee from Outlook were
visiting relatives here Thursday
evening.
Miss Cecile Cole, who has beer
visiting at the Joe Wagner home
returned to her home here Thurs
day.
Ernest Desonia was a shoppel
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Adolph Chaffee was visit
ing relatives at Outlook Friday.
Mrs. W. L. Ross, Bertha, La
Verne and Ray were visitors il
this village Friday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23

MRS. CARRIE KNIGHT
three years of suffering. I've
gained five pounds and feel like
a different woman.
Severe stomach trouble and
rheumatism in my legs and arms
made life miserable for me.
was so nervous that restful sleep
was impossible. / was also bilious
and had sallow complexion. OF
course l always felt tired and list
less.
81 began to feel better right
from the first few doses of Sar-
gon. Before I finished the fourth
bottle all my stomach trouble dis.
appeared and every sign of rheum-
atism left me. My nerves are
steady now, I have a fine appetite
and sleep just like healthy child
Sargon Soft Mass Pills complete.
ly relieved my biliousness. I'm
better in every way than I've beer
in years and can hardly find words
to express my gratitude to Sar.
gon."
The above statement was made
by Mrs. Carrie A. Knight, 110S
18th Ave-, Spokane.
Sargon may be obtained in Plen
tywood at Millers Pharmacy ant
in Westby from C. H. Rostad.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Anbolt
and daughter Marian of White
tail were visitors at the A. w
Chaffee home Friday night.
Mrs. A. L. Desonia was callino
on friends in Daleview FRIDAY
Earl and Norman Chaffee nf
Alkabo, N. D., were visiting rela-
tives here Saturday night and
Sunday. Miss Della Chaffee re-
turned to their home with them
Mrs. p. V. Hurst and small SON
were visitors at the Elmer Cole SJ..
home here Sunday. ie
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chaffea oro.
daughter and son spent SatnrJ Is,1,
tives here. ~
Leonard Ross of Plentvwnod
was a visitor at the w. L. Ross
home here Sunday.
Mrs. Nash was visiting with
friends in this village Monday.
Mrs. Walter Lee and John Grit.
I'm were visiting with relatives in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee
were visiting with relatives in
Daleview Saturday night and Sun
day.
Jake Wiler of Westby was Wis
ltlng with old friends here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockal Jacobs and
small son passed through this vii
lage Monday.
Adolph Chaffee was an Outlook
visitor Wednesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23
RESERVE

Mrs. Alma Andersen was calling
on old friends in Reserve last
week. She expects to leave soon
for the west coast to make her
home.
Mrs. Geo. Lund and infant
daughter Doris Alvina returned
home Wednesday afternoon.
The All Club held its last meet
ing on Thursday afternoon at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Born
sted. The mothers of the mem
bers of the Club were guests for
the afternoon. A delicious lunch
was served.
Miss Cora Rasmussen was hos
tess to a number of her friends
last Saturday in honor of her
birthday.
Mrs. Carl Peterson and daugh-
tiers and Mrs. Everson and daugh-
ter Helen drove to Williston last
Thursday to see the circus.
Last Friday evening number
of the young lads around town
gathered at the N. J. Evensor
home to bid goodbye to Kenneth
Michaud, returning to Minneapo-
lis for the fall term of school.
Miss Jean Lacomte returned tc
San Francisco on Tuesday after.
noon after spending couple Of
months at the VIM. Walker home
Several cars drove to Plenty.
wood Sunday evening, taking il
the show.
The Rorvig family returned from
Williston Friday night where they
had attended the circus.
Mrs. Nortensen and children o.
Bainville spent couple of days
at the R. A. Gunderson home.
Milo Stangeland was the success
full bidder on the coal hauling con
tract for the local school Will,
Dan Mead was given the schoo
bus contract.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23
FROM AROUND The COUNTY

new combine to harvset his crop,
Hazel Umback returned from
Miles City this week, where She
had been attending school.
Mrs. H. Olson was a caller at
the Porter home Saturday even
inV.
Sylvia Thorstvedt was a Raw
mond shopper one day this week
/ A. ]. Markuson was a business
visitor to Plentywood last week.
Mrs. Lester and daughter have
move dtO Plentywood, where Mrs.
Lester is employed at the Teo
Curtin lunch room and confection-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Black and family
have moved to Raymond to take
charge Of the hotel until school
/ commences.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fink called
at the Porter home Saturday.
Mrs. Syverson was a PLENTY
wood shopper.
Mrs. Jack Stewart has been on
the SICK llSC.
Mrs. August Gibson and child
rem are here visiting Mr.. Gibson
who is employed at the H. Hill
store.
Miss Minnie Fellon has returned
to her home at Daleview.
George LAGRANGE was Plen.
tywood visitor Saturday.
NOrb Schnittgen was a Plenty
wodo caller Saturday.
Art Schnittgen is working for
Harve Nichols.
Julius Rehm of Plentywood was
a caller at the Umback home Sun
day.
Henry Umback returned to his
home here after being employed
the past week at a machine shop
in Scobey.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23
TEST WEIGHT
OF WHEAT Is
PRICE FACTOR
Difference of Pounds Per Bush
ell Causes Spread of IL Cents.
Keep High Quality Wheat Sep
arate Says Marketing EcOno-
mist.

Bozeman, Aug. 18.-The test
weight of wheat has become an i'm
portant factor in determining pre-
miums and discounts at Minneapo-
lis, according to E. J. Bell, Jr..
marketing economist of the Mon
tana experiment station. The
large carry-over and heavy re-
ceipts of high protein wheat at
the principal markets have caused
a decline in the value of protein
and test weight seems to have
become of more Importance than
protein content, says this author
lty.
Protein premiums that have
been running higher than last
years final average and a carry
over having high protein content
are the chief reasons for the in
terest in test weight, in the opin-
ion of Mr.. Bell. Wheat of high
test weight is desired by the mill
ers because it will make more flour
than a bushel of shriveled wheat.
This is true in any year, but is of
special Importance under the pres
ent protein conditions.
On August 8, dark northern
spring wheat with go pound test
weight was quoted at $1.O2 on the
Bozeman market, whereas similar
wheat with 55 pounds test weight
was quoted a t91 cents-a spread
of IL cents for five pounds of test
weight. One of the Minneapolis
commission companies states
"One of the most useful articles
around the country elevator this
year will De the testing kettle
Every variance in test weight will
be factor in price"
Spring wheat with IA, Is and 1t
per cent protein brought a premi.
UNI of cents on August 8th anC
wheat below 13 per cent brought
no premium at all.
1t is possible that later receipt.
at the terminal markets will tel
a different story and the best safe,
guard is to make arrangements II
keep the high quality wheat sep
arate and watch the market care
fully for the future trend, Mr.
Bell advises.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-23
QUITMEYER

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Hieberg and
family attended the circus at Will
liston Thursday.
Mrs. Vic Sonenberg and Shirley
were visitors last week in Medi-
cine Lake at the home of Geo. S.
Bell.
Art Lauckner left the first of
the week for Kramer, N. D., where
ne will run threshing machine
this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Brock, Wen.
dell and Mrs. Mountjoy were Sat-
urday evening visitors at the
Christ Willumsen home.
Mrs. James Mortensen and fam
lily are visiting at the home of
Julius Beck.
Rev. Bowen of Wisconsin deliv-
cred sermon at the Hendrickson
school house Sunday morning.
Christ Willumsen was a Willis
ton caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson
of Plentywood were Wednesday
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Willumsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Glein are
enjoying a visit from her mother
and two brothers. One brother
and wife are missionaries in Chi
ma and-will return to their work
there after their visit here. Mr.
Ikenberry gave a very interesting
talk at the school house Sunday
evening relative to their work in
China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lipscomt
entertained Rev. Bowen at supper
Saturday evening.
Miss Agness Turnell, who ha:
been visiting at the home of he1
sister, Mrs. H. D. Henke, left
Wednesday morning for her home
at Monohmen, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ V'illumser
and family left Wednesday morn
ing for a visit with relatives al
Gardena, N. d. Word recently re
ceived from there stated that Mrs
Willumsen's father, VIM. Lentz, il
very seriously sick. Mr.. Willum
sen will return after a few days
visit while Mrs. Willumsen will re
main to help care for her father