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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-20

FOB cash ~track-crates very few
sales mostly around SITS.
Pompano Section, Fla.
Snap beans: Haulings light. De-
mand moderate. market steady.
Wagon loads cash to growers-bush-
ell hampers Bountifuls best $500
$50, fair s4.25-4.75, ordinary low
as $500; Black Valentines fair
S4.00-4.50. few best $500.
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BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperatures
last night: second. highest tempera-
lures yesterday: third. wind velo-
city at 8 a. m; fourth. precipitation
In last "a hours.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or PART
NERSHIr. The firm known as Bow
yer-Taylor Flower Shop Is this day dis
solved. The firm will 10 back 10 it,
old name. Bower The Florist. ana will
be at the former location. il42 West
St. Charles. March is. 1880.
3-2O-2i-22-23At-37Oa
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AUTOS FOR SALE

81 CADILLAC sedan at a sacrifice.
Call Vic. Travellers Hotel. Ai38
FOR SALE-v-e3 Cadillac. seven-pas-
scngcr touring. Will take small car In
trade. L. A. Parton. 900 jefferson ave.
Alq2
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HELP WANTED

who can speak some English. No cook
Ing or laundry. Call i036-W after 4
p. m or mornings. Sweeny Apart
ments. First and Adams. Alta
-
BOOKKEEPER for about two months
work. Must be thoroughly experienced
and capsule OF handling a complicated
set Of accounts. State experience ana
salary expected. Boz 9i3. San Benito.
Texas. Als7
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PERSONAL
SERVICES

REMODEL AND MAKE over hats az
the Ethel Hat Shop. 6i7 Washington.
phone 1891. Z99
DON'T THROW away YOU stockings.
The runners can be fixed. Bring them
TO Amaya's Millinery. Also hemstitch-
ing nj &c. and new spring hats are
arriving daily. AlfO
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HOUSES

FOR RENT-Four 5-room nouses mod
ern. reasonable. West St. Francis
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

Como resuItado de un cho-
que de AUTOMOBILES la Srta.
Kathleen Simpson, de Is amos,
rec!bi6 aver una eXtensa heri-
da Y hubo necesidad de darle
200 puntos. Los m6dicos quiz
La gaceta., 1930-11-18
(CORti1WGcj0R)

Pero hay Ell esto-temo que
os fatigue esta eXposici6n-(Vo
ces: No, no. otras enormida-
des. Seg1n una clausula de la
escritura de constitution (recor
dareis que la revista economical
"Ingenieria y Construcciones',
aludio a este hecho, y por clio
dicha revista fu6 objeto de una
sanction, y ell Direc orio sali6
con una de aquellas notas altiso-
nantes, diciendo que Sc depura-
rian los hechos; y esta revista
tecnica para probar la ,certeza
de sus afirmaciones, no tuvo 81
no que obtener copia de la escri-
tura otorgada para demostrar
documentalmente la absolute
certeza de su imputaci6n), S
ia Sociedad Sc constituy6 con
un capital de 81 y medic Milo
mes de pesetas; pero la estruc-
tura del AZ por 100 de este ca
pital nominal esta admirable
mente dibujada en- una clausula
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

En- la habitacion numero l
del edificio federal Sc efectua-
ran hoy los examenes de "a ciu-
dadanos aspirantes a taquigra-
TO y mecanografos.
Estaran los examenes a car
go de Dolores Semmes, Bessie
Keith Y G. F. Nc Williams.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Ell juez Petteway orden6 "a
yer I'm veredicto en- favor de.
Henry Hidalgo y Jose Rodri
guez, acusados de fraude electo-
raj.
Ambos fueron procesados por
orden del gran jurado, sin prue-
bas que ameritaran los cargos.
Mas tarde Hidalgo fu6 acusa-
do en- compania de Charlie Mi
de fraude electoral.
Los dos hombres fueron alb
sueltos por un jurado que oye-
ra las evidencias.
Otros de los cas0s elect0rales
seran resueltos hoy.
En- las causas actuara ell fis-
cal Skinner y sus ayudantes.
Componen la defensa los abo-
gados Pat Whitaker, R. E. l..
Chancey, w. M. Gober, Tom
Dyer, Earl Thompson, Jack
Miles, R. G. Ellsworth y A. B.
Mullen.
Pat Whitaker dijo que Sc ha.
lbia acusado a los hombres cor
testigos s~ervidores de la ciudad
" sin evidencias.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18
DONNA
Ell

Varsovia, Polonia, Nov. IT,
Ell mariscal Pilsudski, ell hom-
bre de hero de Polonia, que en-
ell pasado agosto solo tenia 118
.votos en- ell parlamento, ha sail
do con PAT, de un total de 444,
como resultado de las %elecciones
del domingo; pero no pudo con-
seguir las dos terceras parties de
los votos para asegurar sus en-
miendas a la constitution. Los
partidarios del Dictator, sin EN-
barge, Green que este consegui-
ra de los otros grupos los vo-
tos que necesita para alcanzal
la mayoria completa.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18
DA DE COMER Ell 307 DE
INFANTERIA A MAS DE
1000 Personals

New York, Nov. 18.-El 'ejer
otto de los sin trabajo' Sc con-
virti6 hoy en- algo mas que una
figura de dicci6n cuando la Co
Gina rodante del 307 de Infan-
terra empez6 a servir sopa, ca
fe y pastel a los sin trabajo, en-
la parte central de Maintain.
I'm sargento del ejercito esta
a cargo de la cocina y aver Sc
do de conner a mas de 1000
personals, en- ell terreno en- ell
cual Sc ha establcido la cocina.
Firmas comerciales privadas
cedieron los alimentos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

Ell juez federal sentenci6 a.
yer a Jack Gillette Y Bob Jo-
mes, encontrados culpables de
secuestrar e intimidar a George
Kite, confidente de la prohi-
bici6n, a cinco amos de prisi6n.
Horace Downum y Bill Ro-
we, encontrados culpables en-
compania de los anteriores,
fueron condenados a dos amos
cada no.
Gillette presto fianza de 10
nil pesos y apelara a la corte
suprema. Los otros probable
nente' aceptaran su castigo.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

Al caersele ell revolver que
portaba Luis Busch, vecino de
la Gale de Gray y Lincoln, reci-
bio una herida en- la pierna de-
recha.
Ocurri6 ell accidente en- la es.
quina de Lafayette y Waters.
LIE prestaron asistencia Ell ell
sanatorio del DR.. Cook.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18
Indigestion

"Cansado de probar dife-
renteS medicamentos." dice Ell
La gaceta., 1930-11-18
FISH DICE QUE Ell SOVIET
DIRIGE LAS ACTIVIDA-
DIES DE LOS COMUNIS-
TAS EN- A UNI
DOS

Wash, Nov. 18.-Al presiden
tie Hoover manifesto aver ell re-
presentante Hamilton Fish, pre-
sidente del comite especial inves
tigador nombrado por la CANA
ra, que las actividades de los co
munistas en- Estados Unidos
estanl siendo dirigidos por ell
gobierno de Moscou.
Fish presentara un informe
al congreso recomendando sea-
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

deportados los extranjeros com
lpl cados en- esas actividades.
Los rojos han hecho gran
des avances en- los districts de
la industrial textil, en- ell norte y
en- ell sur. Tambien tienen fuer-
zs en- la6 districts mineros, ma
dtreros y en- los puertos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

IU,UOU dcclOneS representatives
de un capital nominal de IS mi
Homes de pesetas sc denomina-
ran "acciones de fundador" y,
completamente liberadas, Sc des
tinaran al page de las gestiones
para la organization preliminaT
de los trabajos, d~esembolsos
hechos y promotion y obtenci6n
de la concession del ferrocGrril
estrategicO de Ot aneda-C Gala
tayud por Burgos y Soria, obje-
to p%rimordial de la Compania"
Comprender6is, incluso quie.
mes vivais alejados de estas or
ganizaciones financiera, la
monstruosidad de que Sc desti-
men 35 millones de pesetas a
-pago de unas g~estiones cuyo re
sultado final es obtener la con-
cesion, por ley del Estado, total
y absolutamente gratuita. GQue
clase de gestiones Sc pagaron
con csc dinero? IA que valedo-
res Sc soborn6? iQu6 infIuen-
cias Sc compraron? Esto es 10
que permanece todavia en- el
.!misterio, porque no hay manera
de aclararlo, aunlue haya indi-
clos eXcesivamente elOcuentes,
sino para formular una acusa-
ci0n concrete para yer asomar
tras ellos las siluetas de los de-
lincuentes. (Muy bien).
Es,os 35 millones de pesetas
en- acciones liberadas son entire
gados a un senior Solms, un ale
man, nacionalizado opOrtunisi-
mamente en- Espana (Risas) y
Representative de I'm grupo in
giles. simultaneously a la EN-
presa espanola a quien Sc trans
fiere la concession de este ferro
carril Sc cons,ituye en- Londres
con pocos dias de diferencia,
otra Sociedad, de la cual, eviden
temente, es la ,espanola una fl
! lial, titulada Anglo Spanish
Construction Company, Y a es-
ia entidad no solamente Sc lie
entregan esos So millones en- ac-
clones libaradas, sino que en- los
libros de la Compania Santan-
der Mediterraneo aparecen ba-
10 la denomination de "Gastos
sin clasificar'', y sin justifican-
lite alguno. 12.494 210.84 pese-
tas, al parecer tambi6n destina-
das a la Anglo Spanish. Pues
bien, senores; en- ell Conseio de
Administrator de la Companiq
concesionaria del ferrocarril On
taneda-C alatayud aparecen, AIDE
mas de algunos generates. don
Gabriel Pastor, secretario del
infante don Fernando, como
consejero, Y don Carlos Bernar-
do de Quir6s, official de Mayor
dcmia DIT Palacio. y en- IngIate-
IRA, como miembro de la Anglo
Spanish Construction Y de otra
entidad que da vida a esta, fl
gura ell comandante Wherner.
primo hermano de Ia reina Wv
toria. (Grandes aplausos.)
Creo que no perdemos el item
pc con la exposition de estos da-
tos. (Veces: No! NOD Es pre-.
ciso convencer a muchas gentes.
NADIA mas es eril que obscure
Ger estas acusaciones entire el
boscaie frondoso de una palabre
ria violenta. Lo que hace falta
es desrertar la conciencia, no
de gen.es va por tradici6n poll
tica 0 apasionamientos de juyen
tud contrarias al regimen. sino
la de aquellos elementos que vi
viendo adscritos a 81 por deyo-
ci6a idolatrica sienten como ciu-
dadanos espanoles, ante la natu-
raleza de estos hechos, la repul-
La gaceta., 1930-11-18
UNA ~CONFERENCIA POLL.
TICA DE DON A
CIO PRIETO
eel MOMENTO POLITICO'

para complacer al Frente
Unico Ib6rico pubIicamos esta
conferencia que djerG hdce po-
cos meSes en- Ell Ateneo de Ma
drid, Ell lustre ordd0r eSpaNo!
Don Indalecio PrietO)
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

sieron anestesiarla, pero ella
Sc neg6 a ser anestesiada.
Viajaba la muchacha con su
amiga la Srta. Stuart, y ell cho
que fu6 con I'm automovil pro-
piedad de w. S. Graham.
La gaceta., 1930-11-18

sion necesaria para exigir res
ponsaoilidades. (Muy bien.
Grandes aplausos.)
(C0ntiaadrd)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25
CROP PROSPECTS
CONTINUED From Page ~

made by Mr.. Mears for prior years.
one finds in his forecast for 1929
written in 1929 the statement that
statistics indicate that he year "will
be a year Of deficient rainfall ~(severe
drought probable in North Dakota,
eastern Montana and the Canadian
~provinces.")
"If the farmers of these north
western states summer fallow one
half of their land in 1929 and the re-
naming half in 1880, the cultivated
areas of their farms should be in
wonderful condition to produce bump
er crops when heavy rains, sure to
recur, materialize."
The following year, in ~forecasting
70 1880, Mr.. Mears declared "that
1880 is to be a year of deficient rain
fall from Canada to Texas . Crops
for the whole United States are due
to be below their all time average"
The best wheat years, Mr.. Mears
says, have been years ending in 2, 5
and 8; the best corn years have been
those ending in 3, 6 and 9. Years end
ing in / have been the wettest while
those ending in 9 have been the dry
est.
Thus, Mr.. Mears, the forecasting of
crop prospects and rainfall is purely
a matter of mathematics. Whatever
one may think of such predictions, it
must be agreed that he hit it quite
we'll for the past two years, judging
from the above quotations.
The present 40-year period began
16 years ago and these years have
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25

BISON FLAX SEED

BISON FLAX SEED
900 bushels Of this seed for sale At
$500 per bushel at granary in Plen-
tywood. North Dakota registered
seed sown in spring Of lSSO-feh
inspected and approved by North d.
kota field Inspector. Expect 10 have
have this seed registered tom North
Dakota. - McKee-Stenehjcm Land
Company, Plentywood, Mont.
Artificial Wax Flowers - Orders
filled promptly, but place your or
ders early. First come, first served.
Notify Us 1t Plentywood high school
or by letter.
Beatrice and Mildred Goltz, Plenty
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25
WEATHER FINE

The weather is so exceedingly fine
these days that anyone talking Calf
ornia or other alleged nice weather
localities h~avefound it necessary to
quit talking about it. We are certain
ly enjoying as nice weather as we can
ask for. The snow is mostly all gone
now and the automobile roads are
just elegant.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25

bushels and flax II bushels to the
acre.
Mr.. Mears also made the encourag-
ing prophecy that 1881 will mark the
beginning Of an upward trend in
business and production which will
reach its peak in 1885. 1t is his opin-
ion that the business depression has
reached its bottom and that there are
more prosperous times ahead
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25

The above story taken from the Will
liston Herald is not a new n to US
We read Mr.. Mears' 1881 forecast
last August.
We have known that Mr.. Mears
forecasts to be so uncannily correct
for several years past, that We cannot
help but marvel at them, altho at the
same time we merely pass it on to
our readers for what it is worth, and
do not undertake to vouch for the
accuracy of his forecasts.
Here is one forecast that he made
last August which can quickly be ver-
flied, in regard to the present winter.
"We will have a short snappy win
ter with lots Of cold weather in jan
airy and February, and early Spring
with lots of moisture soaking down
into the ground"
In addition to this Mr.. Mears says
that the cool summer in 1891 will
mean a poor corn year, except for
fodder corn. 1t will also be a poor hay
year owing to the present dry condi-
ton of the ground and he advises the
farmers to put in lots Of barley, oats
and millet. Wheat will go at least 20
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25


Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Olson of Will
liston came here Saturday to be house
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Storkan dur
ing the holidays.
Attorney II. NJ. LEWIS left Satur-
day for California to spend Christmas
with his parents and son Stanley.
Tuesday evening Paul Babcock left
for Sisseton, n. D., to visit his bro
Their and from there will leave fo.
Spring Valley, Mimi, to make his IA
Their a visit.
f. j. Fishbeck went to Glendive to
meet the Misses Grace and Lucille
Goodman who were on their way home
from Billings to visit their people
over the holidays. Miss Grace is
teaching in the Billings schools and
Lucille is attending Business College.
Mrs. l.. E. Helm arrived home Fri
day from Minot where she submitted
to an operation for gall stones at the
Trinity Hospital. Mrs. Helm is get
ting along very we'll and will in a
short time be able to be herself
again.
Bill Hagen went to Culbertson to
meet Hector Martin who left last
week for Drayton, N. d., to attend
the funeral of his aunt with whom
he had made his home for several
years.
Miss Carol Hoeck of Westby was
here over Sunday to consult a doctor
in reference to ear trouble.
Maurice Plaisance is back from a
weeks visit with his folks near Mi
not.
Robert Zeidler is home from Mis-
soula to spend the holidays.
T. 0. Torgeson is here from Whea-
ton to stay we the holidays with
his daughter Mrs. A. 0. Opgrande.
DR. J. C. Storkan came back on
Saturday from a short visit with his
mother who resides in Nebraska.
Plentywood City Schools closed last
Friday, December 10Th for the annual
two weeks vacation at Christmas
time. School will open again on JAN
uary 9Th. Many of the teachers have
left to spend their vacations at home
or with friends.
Saturday Leland McNulty as chau-
ffeur accompanied Jack Mclean and
Roy Homme, Curtis Stenehjem to
Plentywood on Sunday from Boze-
man where they are attending school
They will spend the holidays at their
homes.
The Fashion Shop sale is %continu-
ing and bargains such as never be-
fore offered to the public in Ladies
ready-to-wear in Plentywood are to
be found there.
Clay Bolster who is attending the
Polytechnic college at Billings is
home for the holiday vacation arriv-
ing on Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Iverson and a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Housler at the Mrs. Exile
stad private hospital. The families
live at Comertown. Mrs. Iverson and
baby left for their home on Sunday
and on Tuesday Mrs. Housler and in
FAINT were taken home. All concerned
are doing nicely.
If you are in need Of anything in
Ladies ready-to-wear, do not fail to
look over the wonderful bargains in
the Fashion shop, where the pre-in-
ventory sale is still going on.
Arnold Peterson is home from Mis-
soula to spend his Christmas vaca-
ton with parents and friends.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25

ROOM FOR RENT Warm, roomy
and CONFERENCE.-The. P. M. lie
barth. II d.
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wood.
l4-3tp

HOUSE TO RENTING rooms, Just
north of Court House, garage in
ciuded-Anton Solberg. l7-2t
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-12-25

been below that average for produc-
ton, said Mr.. Mear, adding that the
remaining "a years of the cycle will
be above the average. This period
he declared will bring to North Dako-
Ia and Montana the greatest r Of
prosperity these states have v e seen
and will bring about an u~nprecedent
demand for land because of the ease
with which crops ian be grown.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

at a reasonable rent Sec Cohn about it. Elm St. Tel. 5S25 or 2425.
 Money Loaned 4S
 NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
 Cash Loans of $500 or less
 Within 24 Hours. Small monthly pawn ents-come in for only charge is three and one-half per cent per month on the unpaid balance. @ BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY ss WEST MAIN ST. TEL. 1s4S.
 ROOM POI. RAPHAEL BLDG, LOANS UP TO $500 ' Only charge is 3kS per month on the unpaid amount of loan. No red tape. Phoenix Finance Corp, sos Main St., United Bldg, lst floor. Room PIP. at railroad crossing MONEY-when you need it. Courteous 2i hour service. Only cost is three and onehalf per cent per month on the un- paid balance. Reliance Loan Corp, corner Main and East Main Sts. Phone 429s.
 NEED MONEY? We furnish a loan serv e-quick-courteous- Our only charge Is 315 @ per month on the unpaid balance. Nassau Finance Cor poration. Room 510, Leonard Bldg Telephone 66ss.
 Classified Ads For
 D. D 1I
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

MERCHANDISE
Household Articles
Musical Instruments

FLEETWOOD COAL RANGE. cheap. 9,
 Stewart Street
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

EXTRA BILLS require extra money. and one of the best ways to get extra money is to clean up the spare room and rent it. Really. 1t isn't much both CT. and you'll find that the extra money coming in every week will more than compensate you for your little trouble. After you have the room all prepared
 and are ready to run your ad. call s25.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

FOR SALE. Buick passenger coupe. Privately owned. Just completely over hauled and Symonized. Excellent con dition. Cheap. Call 475.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

PIANOs-from s5o.0O up. victrolas from 5000 up. Just what you want for your summer cottage. McCoy's Inc. 24e Main St. opp. Monument
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

EXPERT radio repairing. New England Radio, 4s0 West Main St. Telephone 4567.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

EXPERT RADIO EPAIRING-United Radio and Television Service. e5S Main St TelenhnnA 16a
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

USED PIANO-in excellent condition Ma. hogany caNe will deliver free of charge $500. Mccoys Inc. 24s Main St. opp Monument
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
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EVERYONE SPELLS SERVICE THE SAME Service Points 1s-MORE GENEROUS (arger loans.) end-MoRE TIME (smal!er paymens) 3rd-MONEY SAME DAY-(apply before noon) 4h-PROTECT YOUR confdential) 5h-TELEPHONE; (time saver) 6h-MORE MONEY IMMEDIATELY Gin en,ergency) 7th-COURTEsY CONSIDERATION These Seven Service points the of
 ,S100 S200, $500 Loans Payments small require Interest at month Investigate the SMILE
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 MUTUAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 139 MAIN ST, NEAR STRAND. PHONE 1771.
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New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
Wanted To Rent

WANTED by October first, tenement. ? American adults. Address Classified Box II E. G. Herald once. WANTED. furnished apartment by mar ried couple. Address Classified Box 15 E, Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
Desk Room and Offices n

WILL suhlet to desirable party at very attractive terms, one-half of our office fully equipped. Stenographer's services available. Bodwell Realty Co.,. 407 Ma tional Bank Bldg.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
AUTOMoTIVE
Autos an1 Trucks For Sale

FORD TON TRUCK FOR SALE REA-
 SoABLE PRICE. SEE THE OWNER | AT IS SILVER STREET
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
FINANCIAL

10oSo location for a first class restaurant at reasonable rent. Sec Cohn abou, 1t. Elm St. Tel. 532S or 242S.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

FAIRVIEW ST. 112-Garages to rent, cement floors, easy to drive in and out Rent s4. Telephone 24.
The Washington times., 1930-05-27

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