davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
LAKOMIL SA MA CUDZIE,
PRIsIEL o sVOJICH $4,000

Frank Bodino {. 245 Summit
Ave. stal sa obet 'ou klamarov.
ktor1 no oklamali o $4,000. V ne
del'u stretnul sa ma Y. Watt St.
s dvoma neznamymi chlapmi, 2
ktorEch jeden mu povedal, re zde-
dill vel Ky majetok, ale re potre-
buje peniaze, ably 81 no vymohol.
Potedal tiez Bodinovi, re keby
mu pozical potrebnt peniaze, da
mu vel'kn ciastku z dedictva. Bo-
dino pristal a pondelok vytia-
hol $4,000 z banky, ktore odo-
VIDAL "dedicovi'' pritomnosti
dvoch "svedkov''. Peniaze mu
maly byt' vratene v stredu ca.
st'ou dedictva. Ale ked' "dedic'
neprichodil, svitlo mu y hlave, ze
sa stal obet'ou svindlerov pozia-
dal policiu, ably mu ich pomohla
hi 'adat'. a.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
sTRUTHERSKf SLOVACI
=. PORAZILI MADAROV

lie slovenska baseballova cata
20 Struthers bude jednou mai
lepsich v Slovenskej Baseballovej
Lige Mahoning doline, to doka-
zala V nedel'u pocas hry camp
bellskymi Mad'armi, ktorych po-
razila V pomere IA ku 7. Picerom
Strutherscanov tejto hre boil no.
Wy hrac Paul Coates a chytacom
f. Hughes. Bernard, Basista a
Jonda boil hviezdami pri zablja-
nj lobby, ktora casio lietala Wy
soko d'aleko, take Mad 'ari sa
dost' "a nou nabehali. Spravcom
strutherskej caty je zkilseny hrac
Mickler.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
WARREN MA OKoL,o
$4,000 oBYVATEL 'OV

Vysledky popisu l'udu v Trum-
bull okrese poukazujd ma vel'ky
vzrast miest Warren, Niles a Gi-
rard. Podpa vykazov, Warren
ma 36,24O obyvatel'ov, ale s oby-
vatel 'stvom v blizkosti hranic
mesta ma medzi $4,000 a $4,000
obyvatel 'ov. Pred desiatimi rok-
mi malo mesto 27,050 obyvate-
Pow, takze jeho vzrast je Al per-
centovy. v Niles napocftane bolo
1870 dust, ale $ najblizsfm oko.
lin ma do 10000. Girard posituje
9,846, Hubbard $3.50, Mcdonald
lila q Newton Falls 1900. Cely
Trumbull Qkres ma okolo 114,ooo
obyvatel 'oy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
sCH0DZA CfsLA 30s. X. J..

Spolok Mena Jezis, Cislo 3OS.
K. j. bude mat svoju mesacni
sch0dzu na budGcu nedel u, t. j.
4. maja presne 0 pol 2. hodine
pod kostolom. ziadam ct. spolu-
bratov, ably sa zGcastnili sch0dze
v elm najvacsom pocte, lebo pri-
du vazne veci na pretras. BY som
prosil tych bratov, ktori zaostali
s prispevkami, aby to vyrovnali
ma tejto sch6dzi, lebo jako je YAM
znamo, nase stanovy nam predpi-
sujd, ze taky I'D, ktory dlhuje
diva a Wac mesiacov, ME je oprav-
neny ma podporu v chorobe. TAX
potom ably ste nepovedali, re yam
spolkovi hradnici nevyplatili pod
poru, ked' ste boil nemocni. Kon-
cite svoju spolkov1 povinnost
riadne, tax al spolok vykona svo-
ju voci vam. Name spolkovt sta
novy -lradnlci musia sa drzat
dpa stanov.
A. Panda, nct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
POLITICKY PROCES
JUHOSLAVII

V Belehrade je teraz pojedna-
vany process S dvadsat 'styrmi
Horvatmi, ktorl sd obvineni, ze
polozili bombu pod vlak, ma kto-
rom sa Vezli horvatski narodovci,
iddci ma poklonu ku kralovi
Alexandrovi. Medzi obvinenymi
je dr.. Macek, vodca horvatskej
sedliackej strany. Ma pojednava-
nj vysly ma javo ukrutnosti srb-
skych policajtov voei obzalova-
nym. Student Hadzija sa primal,
ze NAL 1cast' ma kladenf bomby,
ale ze ta 'bomba bola tax urobe-
ma, ably nezabila nikoho, len ma
straSila. e..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
DO ,POZOR.NOSTI CLENOM YO.
POLITLCKEHO KLUBU.

TEmto oznamujem bratom OBJ
canon Younstownsktho SSlovcn-
skeho Politickeho a Podporujiice-
no Klubn, ze valna sch6dza Slo-
venskej Federacie nebude ne
del'u, 4. maja, ako som oznamil a
ziadal naSe clenStvo iicast "na
tel isch6dzi a ticz &ko vas upozor-
nil brat predseda y. j. Yavorsky
Ma schodzi minult1 nedcl'u. Ia
valna /sch6dza je' odvolana pre-
nejakn pricinu. Predseda Fedora
Gle J. Martinko nam oznami, ke-
dy bude ia sch6dza odbTvana.
s uctou,
Juraj A. Petrik, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

schodzu odbyval Struthers. Po-
zvanie s vd d'akou prijate. Budtica
sch6dza urcena bola ma 12. maia.
Nato br. predseda pod'akuj1c
Lansingvillcanom "a krasny kul-
t1rny vecierok miestnost', sch6-
lzu zakl'ncil.
M. J. Iesnak,
+ tai. Okr. Sboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
SCHODZA ZEN. POLIT KLUBU
MA LANSINGVILLE.

Zensky Politicky Vzdelavaj1,
ci Klub na Lansingville bude
mat svoju riadnu schodzu uz v
ttto nedel'u, 4. maja. VSetky I'D
kyne sa maj1 dostavit' ma tnto
sch6dzu, ably vedely, com sa po-
jednava ma sch6dzi. Povsimnite
81 tEchto SLOW. V klube name vse
o dacom pojednavat' to mate
prist' kazda jedna. Sch6dza bude
pod novym kostolom Sv. Mateja
o I. hodine vecer. S lctou,
Justina Palguta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
TANECNA ZABAVA.

Sbor JAG. T. S. J, Sokol uspo-
riada taneGnn zabavu dina 10. ma
ia sobotu vecer vo svojej Soko-
lovni, pod {. 319 Washington St.
Zaciatok 8. vecer.
Ctene slovenskt obecenstvo je
srdetne pozvant ma til zabavu.
Hrat' bude sokolska orchestra,
ako pre-. starsich tax al pre- MIA
dych. Ruclme "a dobrn veselii
zabavu. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
OZNAMENIE UDOM sBoRU
108. K. S.

.Ctenym bratom oznamujem, ze
riadna sch0dza bude sa odbyvat
2. nedel'u mesiaca l. hodine v
Sokolovni.
Upozornujem ctenych bratov,
ably 81 t1to vyzvu kazdy wal k
srdcu a ma schodzu sa yeas do
stavil, ably SINE ju mohli zavcasu
skoncit'.
>Znacim sa so sokolskym po-
Zdrayom "Zdar Bob! -
Stefan Bajtos, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
Tanecne zabavy
SEDLIACKY BAL HOLY NAME
SOCIAL GUILD

: Holy Name Social Guild uspo-
riada vel'ky sedliacky bal v sire
du, IA. maja auditoriume osady
Najsv. Mcna Jezis povolava
Slovakov i Slovenky 70 vsetkych
okolitych osad. Hrat' bude Bara-
dakova ciganska orchestra. Me-
zabudnite 81 poznacit' tento da-
tum, lebo bude to zabava, akych
ie malO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
VZACNA NAVSTEVA
u SLIFKOV

" nedel'u minuleho tyzdna bo-
la domacnost p. Stefana Slifku a
jeho manzelky Marie C. Slifkovei
ma Selma Ave. poctena vzacnou
navstevou prof. Colforda s. j.,
principala Johp Carroll univer-
zity v Clevelande.
Pani Slifkova so svojou ma
tkou, pi. Willovou, odcestuje na
sobotu, 10. k navsteve svojho sy-
ma do Milford, Ohio, ktory tam
studuje v noviciate radu jezuitov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
SCH0DZA zENSKEHO POLIT,
KLUBU v YOUNGSTOWN.

Tymto oznamujeme vsetkym
ddkynam Zenskeho Politickeho
Klubu, ze buduca sch6dza bude
dna 6. maja vecer 8. hodine u
pani Knbinovej, v pohrabnickom
zavode, pod {. TAI South Ave.
Vsetky ndkyne su ziadane, ably
sa tejto sch6dze zicastnily, lebo
name vazne veci ma vybavenie.
Maria Slifka, preds.
Helena Palencar, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
Spolkove zpravy
SCHODZA SPOLKU
SV. ALzBETY

spolok Sv. Alzbety, c. 161. /.
K. s. z. j. ma Lansingville bude
mat schodzu v nedel'u, II. maja
O l. hodine popoludni, ma ktord
sa ma dostavit' kazda udkyna.
Dlhujtice ddkyne ziadane sd dlh
vyrovnat', lebo mac nebude i'm
odpusteny rozpoeet. s 1ctou a
pozdravom
Maria BiroScak. zaD.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO KLU.
BU v CAMPBELL.

Riadna mesa6na schodza Slo.
venskeho Politicktho, Vzdelavajiii.
echo Podporujnceho Klubu bu.
de nedel'u, 4. maja vecer V Hor-
vatskom Dome o 7:3O hod. VSetci
clenovia su ziadani prist'.
j, R. Kubovcik, preds.
A. Eperjesi, tajomnik.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

reduced hay freight matter and all
tHe chambers OF commerce # the
county as well as the farm bureau
are making . determined effort l.
see that the lower rates. effective
November /, are net suspended.
HAYS left II Centre Wednesday
morning for the statewide meeting
q the state chamber Of commerce
and was acclaimed as the delegate
travelling the greatest distance, as
he made a trip Of 500 miles in order
- represent Imperial county. Ey-
cry county in the state except one
il represented at this meeting in san
Francisco. L 50 happened that tie
question of resembling the reduced
hay freight rates came up while
Havs was in a position to contact
The state agencies which might as
,:st Imperial county and i IS be
ievcd locally that the cooperation
Of statewide organizations viii do
much toward obtaining decision
favorable 10 Imperial county from
tic interstate commerce commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
RJI TOMORROW

Tomorrow is the day when Mrs. John
j. FL Centro is invited to take her purse
in one hand, market basket or shopping
bag in the other, and HE forth to prove
the statement Of the leading minds OF the
country, that noW is the time to buy,
The occasion is the home shopping
day, sponsored by the Woman's Ten
Thousand Club. in cooperation with the
merchants and businessmen of FL Centro.
These merchants have agreed to give
to the Ten Thousand Club, a certain per-
ccntage OF all cash sales made during
the day. The money SO received Will be
used by the CLUB i'm repairs on its club
house ard 10 meet incidental bills which
be paid.
There are no special sales beyond the
ordinary everyday prices Of the mer-
chants. There are no special discounts,
and only cash sales will count in deeid-
ing the percentage to be given to the
club
All Of US have heard the statement
made at various times that it is neces-
sary to buy outside, because local
merchants haven't the desired merchan-
disc il stock, because prices are too high,
or some other ill-fOuLded reason. One
Of the ideas in connection with tomor-
rows program is TO disprove this fallacy.
Fl Centros stores compare favorably
with those of any city on the coast; the
merchandise is Just as high in quality
and Just as reasonable in price. The To-
cal merchant is in business here every
day IN the year; he supports our insti-
tutons; pays his share of our taxes;
gives his aid to community activities and
without him we wouldn't have much Of a
city.
The women Of the Ten Thousand club
realize this. and while It is also known
BY many others who are not members of
the cIub, the clubWomen wish to extend
the knowledge to those who are not aware
of the true conditions. They will have
representatives in the various stores to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
STATE CHAMBER
TO AID VALLEY
IN HAY BATTLE

That the state is behind Imper-
iaI county in its right for reduced
hay freight rates a. thc drought
stricken areas Of the east ana mid
die west is assured uy messaI" re-
cCiVed this morning from Robert
Hays. manager % the y tantro
Chamber Of Commerce. stating that
the directors Of the state chamber
of commerce have adopted rcSolu-
tion urging the interstate commerce
commission 10 reaffirm its reduced
hay freight rates .or November
from Imperial county. This action
was taken hy tile state chamber d.
rectors following the passage Of a
similar resolution yesterday ~ the
statewide agricultural committee Of
ihc stare chamber IN addition 10
the backing being given this county
hv tIc departments OF the state
chamber 10 combat the action If the
.tri2oua hav traffia commission 10
Suspend reduced rates from this see
tion tie officer- of the california
Farm Bureau Federation are also
makin- every efEorr to have the
lower fre.gi, rates reaffirmod
G.. =. REYNOLDS, MANAGE ot thc
lafrir department of The San Diego
chamtcr stating thaf h's organic
dion wiu d9 eecr-thin2 possible to
vorh vi-h Imperial county IN tho
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
Bed Time Stories
BY HOWARD Z. GARRIs
Copyright. 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGIL'S LITTLE
APPLE

0uas upon a time there was wee
.fue afvle growing on Top of tree
tnaf stood in a farmers orchard.
close t. the fence. Bright rcd was
His itt'o apple, hut i was 50 small
.,et r Eas quito ashamed of itself.
..oh. dear. sighed the little
aun#a .ue iaE.
,.Hhat'> the matter'' whispered
. Ieaf. There were very few leaves
lctt On the tree now and only tiriS
.ae. aee apple. Fer the summer
had PASSED. aannr was passing and
winter was coming. Are you in
trouble. ny friend ," asked the leaf.
->ooa rrauble," said the apple.
~ am $. lirt!e that no one wants
.,. am ot mo- u>c in the world,
All -hc other apples on our tree were
either picked Of or they fell and
,Ic Farmer man gathered them into
his rellcr. Bat le didn't try TO
pick me. Here 7 a mleft alone on
-op ~ the tree where everybody
secs #c.'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
CHRISTMAS MAIL FOR FOREIGN
COUNTRIES SHOULD LEAVE SOON

with earlier steamers and avoid de
lay due to congestion in foreign
post offices.
As information concerning the
sailing of steamships from the Unit
ed States to foreign ports is not av.
ailablc at this time. the dates are
based upon the time required in tran.
sit from the fartll"st point in ontn-
cntal United states to each country.
The table follows:
NOV. 25-China, Hong Kong, Siam.
Straits Settlements. Nov. 2s Aus
tralia, New Zealand, PHILIPPINE Is
lands. Nov. Bolivia, Chill, Eg.
Npt, British Guiana, Dutch Guiana
Turkey, Uruguay, Union of Social
istic Soviet Republics. Dec. l-Ad-
en-, Brazil, Nicaragua, (Corinto).
Dec. Ecuador, Japara, Nicarag-
ua, (BlucficldS1. Dee 5-Austria,
Azores islands, Bulgaria, Costa
Rica, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Lat
via, Ldthuania, Madeira. Malta, Rou.
mania.
Dec. 5-#Austria, Azores Islands. Bul.
s-'i 4d' ''NNt hitd. fsSI IOllb, lnlunu,
Greece, Latyia, Lithuania, Madeira,
Malta.
Dee g Grenada, Quadaloupc Gui.
ana CHritiSh, Martinique, Trinidad
Dee. Italy Turks Island, Vcnc.
zula. Dec. s.-Barbados, Colombia,
CzcchosioNakia, Gibraltar, Haiti,
hungary, Norway, Peru Poland,
Portugal, Spain, st. Kits. Nwed-
en-, Nugoslavia Dee. 10 Danzig,
Denmark, Germany, Luxcmburg,
Switzerland. Dec. | -- l. n a n d,
/ rance, Guatemala, Honduras,
Ireland (Nocthcrn), Irish Free
state, Netherlands, Scotland
Dee. l2-Iamaica. Dee. l3-Dom-
i1ican Rcpublc, Newfoundland, Por-
to Rico. Dec IA Bahamas, Canal
Zone. kenya, Uganda, Mozambique.
Panama Dee. ID Bermuda. Dee.
l6-Cuba, FL Salvador
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

Delivery OF Christmas mail from
the United States to foreign coun-
tries. according to Postmaster G. C..
jenkins, is Il matter Of interest to
many Imperial Valley residents. A
table is offered herewith for the
convenience of patrons.
Due to customs formaliticS which
must. in most eases. be compiled
with in connection with parcel post
packages, it is difficult to state the
exact time required to assure dcIiv-
cry to addresses. Such articles
should be mailrd in advance of the
dates given in the table. If this is
done, il Will be possible to connect
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

everybody can see me and make
fan ot me
"I'm sure no one makes fun Of
You" spoke the leaf. You must
trv and be more cheerful Who
knows? You may be of some good
after all. And You may have an
adventure such as Uncle Wggily
las "
Don't Try to-.chccr me up.
said the little red apple. Let me
be sad and unhappy"
Nonsense, chuckled the leaf.
Il think-but hush, some one is
coming. hear them walking unde:
our tree, Listen.
There was a shuffIiug. ru>tling
sound in the dried leaves and, look
ing down, the little red apple 81"
the rabbit gentleman him self. With
him was Buster, a little hoy rabbit.
.'There's Uncle Wiggiiv now, e"
whispered the leaf. lie may bring
v5u good luck. little red apple
IN never have any luck" sish=
= ,hc sad fruit.
Uncle Wiggily looked up into the
/ tree Then ho looked again and
said;
.'Why, there 5 one, lone, lit;'c, red
apple left on top Of the tree. | guess
the farmer doesn I want it.
Could we have it - asked Bus
ter
II think we might if we could
get it down, answered Uncle Wig
gily. "But it i too high for Us to
climb up there.
- We don : need To climb spoke
Buster. I'm throw stone and
knock the apple off, It viii fail
down and we can pick it up.
You may try said Jnclc Wig
gily.
Buster threw 4 stone.
Oh, hope be hits me and
! knocks mo off " thought the little,
red apple. - IN 50 tiny that I'm
ashamed Ia stay up here
Whack!' went Busters stone
! against the stem by which the little
apple vas fastened to thc tree. The
stem broke and down fell fhc rcd
fruit in a pile of lc9vcs. AZ the
sam time Il large, red apple rolled
ont on tho ground beside Tic little
one.
con, look" cried Buster ''Thcre
were two apples. Uncle Wiggilv.
"No. said NJ. LongcarS 3" You
knocked down the little apple, but
tho big ono was already on the
ground under the leaves. | guess
the farmer man forgot il. And as
he doesn't want ii, YOU may have
il. -
.Thcn do YOU want the little
apple, Uncle WiGGily," asked Bust
cr.
eyes, III take it," said the rab.
bit gentleman. It's cute, little
thing, he went on, picking up the
red fruit. ''I'n put it M pocko.
and give it to Baby Bunty."
"'Scc," whispered the leaf, which
had also been Knocked down with
the wee apple. "Yop are going te
have an adventure! IIow wonder
ful,'
owe shall scc'' answered the
apple, "At least this is better than
ching all alone on top Of a tree.
The tiny apple cuddlcd down in the
rabbit 5 pocket. And what hap
pencd next will be told in the story
tomorrow night. Then, if the gold
fish will stop throwing water on
tic gas stove to put out the fire,
YOU shall hear about Uncle Wig.
gily's home run. SIxd
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
fight SCENE IS
AGAIN HEADLIGHT
IN BEACH FlINj

one Of the traditions that has
,5me down from Tic carry day, o
moving pictures, - the historic fight
tagged in "rbc Saeilers,' hetwccn
William Farnum ard Tom Sanschl,
II tho original productions.
This fight was a real enc, the
director of the picture having
'doublcyroS>cd - 10th actors, wha
were proud of thale hr-man ability
h., telling each ia private that III"
other was GOING to donbieero3N -
/ m bv fighting IN earnest and nos
mcrelv staging reel battle.
The result wa, scrap that wa
reel IN every s,nse of the word.
Which of the two won has away
remained mystery, for the dlrcr'
Tors did not pcrm The real finish
To BE- shown.
Tonight The spoilers" in the
r.odcrn talking yefs.oa "ill b.
shown at Fox Imperial rh.atrc. Tho
fight is again reproduced IN all IT.
spectacular appeal, with Garx Coop
~ and William BcE1 doing Inc tiIh,
scere. They hcg.n whrro rarnum
aad Sanch left OF. and II was NOT
necessary t. do any douhle-oross-
irg.'
Tha story of TIN spoilers, - by
Rex Bench. i, knoan t. all. In ad-
dition TO the big fight seene The
entire production j. filled with
thrills.
KAY Johnson, BrttN Comi i'"
Harrv Grcon. slim Summer'lIIr
Jap,e, Kirkwood and eorc oi
other leading lights Of the screen
world have prominent parts in the
/ picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

..Pohars. said tire l-ai, "thc
ta.#er didn't pick yog 3ecause Eoo
a.f- S, 4.It up
$50. 70 wa-u I ;hat," sighed The
apple. lt's because / ;.m 50 small
ie tLought / wasn't worth bothcr-
ing vita. Ile iust lift me r. dry
up Horo and wirhcr away Why, /
.m 81 -mal That rycn the Wind
aIu't think If worth while 10 try
O.. Shake me- off. Ana none ~ the
animal boys. who livc nc"r l.nrle
Wigel.r'- bungalow, Thought it
worth ahi'o 10 try 10 knock ma off
with Fl stick OF . STONE. OH, dear.
/ aIa of no u.s. in thi, world so.
h.iN wants me-. wish ! could dry
ur and u.ou away,
'.Nouscnsc,' That is no ,sav to
ta'l.,'' said the leaf. Look at mc,
Nobody ever wants me or picks me.
Tho best that can happen is that /
pI fell ott dry up and blaze in
tHte
reu t'at would Do better tJan
having nothing happen" said the
lre rcd apple. ''l' isn't as ii l
we've oa low branch whore no ono
.a4b me- But ap#bcrc, 50 high,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
Three Uninjured
AS Car Overturns

Three persons escaped injury last
might when a car drlyon uv Mrs. f..
I. Massey >kidGed and turned over
~ front # the city water depart
maut, after Mrs. MASSEY had tried
to avoid hitting y ear driru ~
Lee Gale
Gale started to turn around whcn
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

The many friends Of Miss Eliza
beth Cadman Will be sorry to learn
that She is not returning TO the val
lcv thls winteI. Miss Cadman. who
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
October 27. 1910

A. H. Eddy was aPNohVcd 0UII0
ing Inspector by the Library boafo
to serve during the construction OF
the citv library building.
j. !. Furlow. field foreman Of Tho
Crawford and Davis ranch, returned
last night from McKevsPort, Penn.
accompanied by his bride. Mr.. Fur
low has been in the valley sever
years and his marriage is the cnl
mination of ten wears romance. Ih'
bride was formerly Miss Ann ShoY
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
TEN YEARS AGO
October OF. 1920

Walter +. Kibbcv, Los Angeles
and FL Centre attorney, and chair
man If the land committee of the
American Legion of California, was
yesterday retained formally by I'm
pcrial Irrigation district to handle
the valleys Legislative csmPaign
as soon as need arises for his pres
cncc. and will rcmain until the all
American canal bill is passed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

viii bc remembered FOR her inter
pretiyc dancing, las decided t. s'a
Time her art at BenishJwr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

Issued Daily, Except
Sundays. Entered at the
Post Office, FL Centro,
Calf as Second Glass
Matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
MAP TO SHOW
COMPLETE List
or GRAPEFRUIT

Exact location ,rau~ asas.
age in Imperial Valley VII be ~haa1n
on the rc-v , X L uau n tile oaiir.
Of the Descr, oi-ra, exchange here.
Colorcd pins VIII ha used p, Hd'-
Gators auj ir tai~ manner tine 80
aasan aa1 ;te e&ao. af erorE cif.
lu, ranch ma, j. locate! a. once.
Al permanent ran> rc ao~u
on the huge map Is wei. rs a'. prop
erty owners. roads, Highways. ..rsrs
and elevations.
Ten carloads of grapefruit s.o *.
pcrtcd TO roll +ram Imperial aaa
Yuma valley. sale wc,E ac.9a.ng
Norman Lombard manage. st
-ir Dcser, Citrus c1caaa-c,
The first car -acs a1rrh Today
from the III ega.r5 pressing "a.
belonging to 'hs e;claugs.
tho accident a~7rDI Mr-. Massey
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turno are~ arr tad ,fadHa
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