davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01
THE LAND THAT GOD FORGOT
Frozen Bodies AviatOrs Had to Be Thawed Ont Otherwise Could Not
 Have Been. Transported via Plane.


 At Month Cape, Siberia, where the trading ship Nanuk of the 'Swenson Fur Trading Corporation. vessel was caught in the Arctic ice pack last fall and forced to remain with It's valuable fur car go of approximately one million and half dollars, with the mana ser Olaf Swenson and his young and charming daughter, Marion. with the sturdy crew isolated for several months, such was the sit uation when Col. Carl Ben Eielson entered into a contract between the Swenson Company and the flask an Airways Inc, to transport via airplane the passengers and furs from Siberia to Nome, Alaska, last October.
 One successful round trip was made by two planes piloted by Eielson and Dorbandt, but not without difficulties, the pilots and planes on the return journey hav- ing been forced to land on the 4N J
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01
TAFT RARELY ABLE HOLD UP

WASHINGTON, March 1. R1- The vitality which Taft built up in his younger days is all that is, holding out against the combina- tion of diseases, of which he is a victim. Little actual change has taken place during the last twenty four hours, but it Is be- lieved he is resting more quietly"
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01
TAFT'S CONDITION WORSE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s, R- Taft's condition was reported as slightly weaker" in a bulletin is sued by his physicians at noon to- day. He is able to take very little nourishment. There is no decided change in his condition since yesterday, said the bull letin.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01

Arrow points to approximate spot where Alaskan Afrways Ham htoH monoplane crashed, killing Ben Eielson and Earl Borland, Nov. 9th. Attention Is drawn to the map, where 1t says Siberian Sea 1t should read Arctic Ocean. and instead of tho s. S. Stavropol boing close to Wrangell Island. 1t should be two miles distant from the Nanuk on North Cape.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01
AT BOARD OF TRADE

Your last chance to secure tick. cts on Dawson Ice Guessing Con- test. Will close March 4th, no, many tickets left. Get Busy.
 Nenana Ice Pool opens March list, closes hero April 1st.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01

COLUMBUS, March 1. R-Dr. Shook was buried at 6 A. M. in the Green Lawn Cemetery~ here. The body was taken to the Shook home last night, where brief, pri- vate funeral services were held.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01
SCOTT CLAIMED FOUL BUT NOT ALLOWED
 TROUBLE STARTS

MIAMI, Feb. 27-2S, (P)-Jack Sharkey wins in the third round on q technical knockout
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-01

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
Vrati sa l'adova doba.


Franc1zski ucenci tvrdia, re o
10000 rokov severn6 polovicu Ze-
me zastihne l'adova doba, aka
bola pred vyse 10000 rokmi.
Vsetka zem, kde teraz byvaj1 bic
Ii ludia, bude pod l'adom. Lad
sa bude tiskat' ma juh ma sever
nej tocni bude teplo. Polarni ce-
stovatelia zbadali, ze Padovce Sc
vernej tocni sa potisly ma juh go
mil "a poslednych 200 rokov a
ze sa stale tisnd, nebadane d'alej
ma juh. L'adovce plavaj1 uz te-
raz pozdlE severneho pobrezia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
sMRTNE ZPRAvY.

Martin Andrejkovic, jeden z pi-
onierov slovenskych v Youngs-
town, zomrel v piatok minuleho
tyzdna V nemocnici Sv. Alzbety
vo veku &c rokov. Nebohy prisiel
do Youngstown pred 40 rokmi.
Bol jednym 20 zakladatel'ov osa-
dy Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda Dol
clenom Spolku Sv. Martina, C. 25,
l. K. S. j. Byval so synom Stefa-
nom v {. 33 N. Truesdale Ave,
Manzelka no predisla do vecnosti
pred 80 rokmi. Okrem syna Ste.
fana, zanechava tn brata Michala
sestru pi. J. Miller v Scranton
Pa. a jedno vnlca. Pohrab mu bol
v utorok rano domu sm1tku 8
chramu Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
Pohrabne vykonal Rev. Jan M
Liscinsky, ktory NAL pri tel prile
zitosti dojfmavn kazen. Pochova
ny Dol Calvary cintorine.
Pani Maria Zubal, 2 (. 40 E
Myrtle Ave-, zomrela vo stvrtol
minuleho tyzdna vecer v svoje.
domacnosti yo veku 81 rokoy. Ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
Neodoprite 81 prepych fajGenia

zehnanim pre- chudobneho Glove
ka. Funt mono vyrobit asi "a 5
centov. M6ze byt' miesane roma
mite i natierant ma chlieb. Bavl-
noveho semena je. vraj tol' 'ko, re
mono neho narobit' potravy
pre- so milionov l'udi.
Zranenia pricinou sialenstva.
Mnohf rodicia nevedia, ako sa
moze dostat' do ich rodiny sialen-
stvo. Sialenstvo je v mnohych prl-
padoch dedicna nemoc, ale ju mo-
zno dostat' al poranenim na hla-
We. Preto lekari odporiicajn, ably
sa kazdy clovek, raneny ma hlave,
dial liecit' zkusenemu lekarovi,
ktory ranu spravne obviaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
HLAVNY VELITEL'
K sOKOLOV Z0MREL
Pan Jozef L. Maruskin je teraz
hi. velitel'om K. Sokolstva.

Passaicske SLOW. Noviny prl-
niesly zpravu, re p. Jozef Prelich,
hi. velitel' r. a CIR. K. II. S. j. So
kol zomrel po l'ahkej operacii no.
sa ma zapalenie modzgu. Pan Pre-
Itch stal sa len nedavno hi. veil
tel'om K. Sokolov, nastuplac
miesto, ktore >sa uprazdnilo po
pozbaveni hi. velitel 'stva stareho
velitel'a. Pan J6zef II. Maruskin,
ktory Dol clenom Technickeho
Vyboru, stal sa hi. podvelitel 'om.
Teraz smrt'ou p. Prelicha, p. Ma
ruskin stava sa hlavnym yelite-
Pom. "i :'.'
Pan Maruskin je dobre znamy
pracovnik v kruhoch Katolickeho
Sokolstva ma youngstownskom
okoli. Je predsedom sboru direk-
ltorov Sokolovne ma Homewood
Ave. a spravcom 10S. Sboru ma
|Lansingville. Prajeme mu plneho
tspechu jeho zodpovednom Il
rade
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
RoBoT.Y 1D6 w LEPs1E

=, Roboty v oceliarnach pustily
sa toho tyzdna uz trochu lepsie a
je nadej, ze par tyyzdnov bude
uz ysetko v riadnej kol l'aji. Pri-
sly objednayky ma rtiry, harkovd
ocep ma stavebnd ocel'. Puste-
MIN sa stavebnej prace, nastaly
lepsie pomery ocel' spractva-
cich tovarnach. Menoyite Truscon
Steel dostava mnoho prace. Jej
predseda, Julius Kahn povedal,
re majn vyborne vyhPady ma bu-
dncich sest' mesiacov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
CATA MAR. SLOW. sPoLKU
MA VYBoRNYCH HRAtOV

Baseballova cata Odboru Gil.
Mar. Slov. Spolku, pod riadenim
Jana Majercaka a ,velenfm Joe
Parillu zadovazila 81 Znamenl-
tych hracov a iifa dobyt' nejedno
Wit iazstvo v AA Llge. V cate sr
hraci: Snier, JAS, Timms, Burns,
Duritza, Ross, +. Janis, Linko,
Castor. Joe Lenard, Joe Parilla,
Hosterman, Green, Krafcik, Bill
Tondo, Cloutz, Fryfogle "a Jimmy
Flauto. Dalsf hraci budu priDra-
nj do caty. Sezona AA Ligy "a
,pOcne sa II. maia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25

Payla Nohavicku jeho nnanzei-
XIV 2 (. 412 Hyatt ST., Campbell,
zomrel utorok. Oplakavajn no
mimo rodicov sestry Maria a An
ma a bratia Juraj, Pavel a Frantl+
EEK Pohrab mu Dol vo stvrtok z
domu smtitku a chramu Sv. Jana
Krstitel'a. Pohrabne obrady Wy
konal Rev. Jan Hamrak. Pocho-
vanv bol V osadnom cintorlne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
oD REDAKCIE

Ma samom spodku vel'konocne-
no clanku zmrtyyeh vstani Kr.
Pana chyboval polriadok, ze
Evanjelium bolo odtlacene z Pi-
sma Svateho, vydaneho Spolkom
sv. Vojtecha v Trnave. Polriadok
vypadol pri kladenf formy do
tlaciarskeho stroja, co bolo zba-
dane az po vytlaceni cisla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25

boha prisla do Youngstown pred
81 rokmi. Bola ldkynou osady
Sv. Cyrilla Methoda, Ruzenco-
veho a Oltarneho Spolku pri osa-
de a G. 25. |. X. S. j. Zanechaya
tu manzela Juraja Zubal. Pohrab
jej Dol v pondelok rano domu
smltku a chramu Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. Pohrabne obrady vyko-
nal Rev. Jan NJ. Liscinsky. Pocho-
vana bola v Calvary cintorine.
PAM Maria Jurco, R. F. D. No.
p, Nutwood, zomrela nemocnici
Sv. Alzbety v stredu rano po O.
peracii. Prisl1chala do osady Sv.
Mateja a spclku sv. Amy, G. 30.
IKSZJ. Zanechava tn manzela .Jo-
zefa Jurco, matku otca Jana
Hudas sest' nedospelych dietok,
Stefana, Mariu, Helenu, Annu,
Margitu, a Betku. Pohrab bol te.
raz v piatok rano domu jej rodi-
Gov, 2518 Hunter Ave. a chramu
Sv. Mateja. Pohrabne obrady w.
konal. Rev. Frantisek Kozelek.
Pochovana bola Calvary cinto-
rfne.
| Josef Nohayicka, 4-mesacny syn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25

nikdy nestalo.
Cukor 20 slamy, maso z bavlnove-
no semiacka.
Ma sch6dzi Americkeho Spolku
Chemikov bolo oznamene, zc V la
boratoriume vladnej Bureau of
Standards vynajdeny Dol sposob
vyroby cukru 20 slamy a bavlno-
vych pliev. Tento cukor m6ze byt'
vyrabany "a SC funt. Nema W.
zivnej silly, ale prave preto je wa
cny pre- tych, co maj1 radi sladke
veci, ale ich nesmd jest. 1 prize
myselnici uz davno pozerali "a ta-
kym cukrom pre- vyrobu kyselin.
Novy cukor menuje sa xylose.
David Wesson God Wesson Oil
Co.. zas oznamil, ze sa i'm poda-
rilo vytvorit' move a lacne jedlo
pre- l'udi. Je to "maso'' bavlno-
veho semiacka. Je to jedlo bez
chuti, vyzera ako m1ka j vydrzi
ako m1ka, ale obsahuje v sebe so
do 60 percent bielkoviny, tedy
diva i pol raza tol 'ko, GO maso a
ie tax lacne, ze bude pravym po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
Ako chceti chytit'
pre- svoju dceru
manZela.
Napisal: A. P. Cechov.


dverami a poc1vali. Ia dverami
v malom sal6ne, ako sa i'm zdalo,
vyznaval ucitel' Scupkin lasku
ich deere Natasenke.
- Berie, sepkal Peplov, trasuc
sa netrpezlivost 'ou. - Len STRIFE
hni, Petrovna, ako zaGne citoch,
hned' sem podaj obraz so steny
a pojdeme ich pozehnat'. Prekva-
PIN ich... Pozehnanie obrazom je
svate a nezrusitel ne. Nevytiah-
ne sa potom, ami keby sa chcel
sndit'.
A "a dvermi bolo pocut' taky-
to rozhovor:
- Nechajte svojho charakte-
ru! - hovoril Scupkin, zapal u
inc 81 prave zapal'ku svoje koc-
kovane nohavice. - N6bec som
vam mic nepisal!
- No ano! Ako keby som ia
nepoznala vas rukopis! - smialo
sa dievca pozerajuc sa do zrka-
dla. - Hned' som to poznala! ! A
aky ste divny! Ucitel' krasopisu
a ma pismo ako kocur! Ako mo-
zete ucit' pisat', ked' sam pisat
neviete?
- HIM.. To mic nerobi Pri kra-
sopise ME je rukopis hlavnou ve-
cou; ide len o to, ably sa ziaci do
bre drzali. Jedneho pravitkom po
hlave udreS, druheho venues cez
koleno... A co rukopis! Vedlaj-
sia wee! Nekrasov bol spisovatel
pisal az hanba sa pozriet'. V So
branych spisoch, bol uverejneny
jeho rukopis. ii
Ano to je Nekrasov a ME
w.. Ia spisovatel'a by som sa
vydala radost 'ou. Vzdy by mi
pisal verse ma pamiatku!
- Ked' chcete, verse yam mo-
zem plsat' al ia.
% com Wy mozete pisat'?
% laske, citoch... a vaSich
ockach... Ked' to precitate, bude-
te celia unesena! Slza kvapne! A
ked' vam napfsem verse, dovoli-
te mi r1cku pobozkat'?
- To je vel 'ka milost'... TIL ST
mozete pobozkat' hned'.
Scupkin vyskocil, vyvaiil oci a
padol ma bucl 'atu, mandlovym
mydlom voniacu r1cku.
- Daj dolu obraz! - pona-
hl'aj sa! Peplov udrel zenu PAX
tom. BPady, rozculeny hovoril:
- Pod me, no!
Nemeskajiic ami sekundu, otvO-
ril dvere.
- Deti... hovoril, pozdvihujIc
ruky a placlive mrkajuc ocami.
- Bob vas pOZehna, deti mole.
Zite, mnozte sa...
Al ia vas lehman. prehovo-
rila matka, placnc st 'asti1h.
- Bud'te st 'astlivi drahi moji !
O, Wy mi beriete moi jediny po-
klad! - cbratila sa k Scupkino-
vi. - Milujte vsak moju dceru a
matte S nou s1cit!
Scupkin otvoril 1sta cely pre-
l'aknuty. Prichod rodieov bol tax
neoeakavany, ze nevedel preho-
vorit' ami slova.
- Chytil 81 sa - pomyslel 81
a zatriasol sa hrdzou. - Teraz
mas uz strechu mad sebou! Teraz
uz nevyskocis!
A pokorne sklonil hlavu, ako
by chcel povedat': "Vezmite 81
ma, som porazeny."
- Ze Imam. .. - pokraeo-
val otec a tiez zaplakal.
- Natasenka, dcera moja. .
kl'akni 81. Petrovna, daj sem
ten obraz. :. Ale tn nahle prestal
plakat' tvar sa mu skrivila hre-
vom.
= Ty drevo! - hovoril nahne-
vane zenc. - Ty hlava sprosta
Ci toto je svaty obraz?
- Ach, otcovia swat!
Co sa stale? Ucitel' krasopisu
nesmele zdvihol oci a videl, re je
zachraneny. Matka v nahlivosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
ZAUJfMAVOSTI.
Co lie India?

zapadnej Ali. Ma 2o,OOO,OO0 o.
byvatel 'ov, ktori hovoria 179
reciach a byvajd 500 statikoch.
w kazdom statiku panuje dajaky
indicky prime. Mad celou Indiou
Ease panuje Anglia. Indickv fud
| je vcl'mi utlaceny a vyciciavany
rozlicnymi triedami, "kastami'
Najnizsia trieda Indov je "nedo-
tknutel'na", to jest, tito chudaci
nesmi chodit' po tych istych
chodnikoch, po ktorych chodia i
nj l'udia, nesmu pit tel istej
studne, nesmu sa modlit' v tom
istom kostole, nesmd sa ami len
dotknnt' Stat cloveka, ktory je
"vysseJ' triedy. Teraz je tam
"pokojna" revoldcia, Indovia sa
chcd oslobodit' cd Anglie. Ale re-
vOl1cia bude sotva zdarna, lebo
najnizsie a najpoeetnejsie triedy
l'udu maju radSej anglickt, nezli
svojske jarmo. Anglicania i'm da-
Ii aspon aku-tak1 ochranu zivota,
kdezto u indickych panov zivot
"nedotknutel'neho' nema ceny.
India je chyrna tyym, re sa tam
zenia a vydavaji este "a detstva.
Dl'a cenzusu 2 roku 1921, bolo V
Indii 25O,OOO manzeliek a vdov
vo veku nize 5 rokov a diva Milo
ny manzeliek vd6v vo veku nize
10 rokov. V mnohych statikoch
palily este donedavna "a ziva ze-
ny, ked' i'm muzoyia zomreli. In
dia je inac zazracne bohata zem,
lenze to bohatstvo neuziva narod,
ale jednotlivi princovia.
Automobil ma kazdych pat osob.
| V Youngstown je Wac automo-
bilov, nezli V mnohych mestach
Ameriky, lebo tn padne jeden au-
tomobil ma kazdych 40 os6b. Ma
pocitane tn bolo $4,000 osobnych
a 5000 nakladnych automobilov.
Priemer V krajine je jeden auto
mobil ma kazdych 5.4 os0b.
v Nemecku objavens tisic-rocne
domky Slavianov.
V Nemecku, vysusenim jazera
Sahmer pri Wandlitz objavene |
boly pozostatky slavianskych do
NOV, postavenyth ma koloch. Mu-
zejnici sa shodujd, re to boly dom
/ ky Slovenov, ktorf byvali na ja-
zere pred vyse 1000 rokmi.
eek ma nize 81 proti zakonu.
Teraz temer kazdy clovek ma
cekovy ucet ma banke plati ce-
kom miesto hotovymi peniazmi. |
Dobre je tedy znat', re vypisanie |
ceku ma menej nezli $100 sa pro-
tivi federalnemu zakonu. Kto Wy
pise eek na menej nez 81, moze
byt' odsndeny federalnym sud
com ma $500 pokuty a sest' mesia-
Gov vazenia. Zakon Dol vynesen[
kongresom roku 1909, ale MET "a
znamu, zeby bol kedy byval u
platnovany. -
Prirodne bohatstva Ruska.
| Nedavno vratila sa z Ruska
britska obchodna komisia, ktora
prejavila obdiv mad vel 'kym prl-
rodnym bohatstvom Ruska. 10
misia udala, re Rusko teraz v pro-
dukcii oleja stoji ma tret'om ME
ste ma svete, stavia tanky ma roz-
vazanie oleja, destilerie, kladie
rtiry popod zem ma jeho odvadza-
ME do priemyselnych miest. Rus
ka ACADEMIA We'd kooperuje
technickymi skolami ma vyvinuti
priemyslu. Zvlastne vyskumne
vypravy nachadzaju move zdroje
uhlia, zeleza, mede, cinu, olova,
zlata, potash manganese a rozlie-
nych inych rud. Botanicka skola
| objavila v Turkestane stromky,
ktore obsahujl gumu. Tisice a
krov zeme bude tymito stromka-
mi vysadene. Britska komisia my
sli, ze sa Rusko pozdvihne hospo-
darsky, ak bude mat dost' pena-
ri ma investicie ak sedliaci budG
S vladou kooperovat'.
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-09-15

Division. See how far he will get.
 What does this have to do with the auditors office? It has much to do with it. AS the man in that office cannot be the hireling of the vested interests.
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-09-15

in pay. After they arrive at place of labor they must accept the work and be wage slaves quit and walk out or sell them selves into prostitution. When they sign the contracts a rosy picture of a fine summers wage was pictured to them.
 Attorney General Rustgard prepared bill which provided that where the contract was si- lent on the subject of size of
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-09-15
urgent calls of labor.

urgent calls of labor.
 The following are some of the amendments opposed by Tom, the Friend of Labor" CD In crease of compensation for tenn porary disability from 50 per cent to 65 per cent; CD station workers to be considered lem ployees;;" (3) burden of finding cut names of benef1ciaries to be on employer instead of employ ee; (4) to make it easy for em- ployees to reject the act as the employer.
 The worst features of the bill were retained by the Gaffney- Lomen combination. For ex- ample, CD the right of compro- mise was retained. This in view of the fact that there was no specified time when compensa- tion must be paid. By waiting long enough the designing em- ployer can always "settle."
 (2) Widows, parents and chil- dren in foreign countries were to get only 50 per cent under the Gaffney plan. Thereby putting a premium on the employer of foreign labor for it is fifteen per cent cheaper to kill a for eign laborer in Alaska than to kill a citizen. Therefore the cor porations preferred foreign to citizen labor.
 Let Gaffney, Friend of Labor tell his own record in the First
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-09-15
TOM AND THE FISHER GIRLS

Tom Gaffney, Friend of La bor," wishes it known by the electors that he was friend of labor" The records show that on every occasion, mines, fisher ies, compensation, wage bill, ct cetera, Tom, the Friend of Labor" opposed those measurers
 He now comes before the elect ors of the Territory on his re- cord, as a candidate for Terri torial auditor to supplant Cash Cole, incumbent, whose record is and has been consistently in the aid and interest of labor.
 Every season several hundred girls have been shipped to Alas ka to glib and pack herring. The fish run on an average of 700 to the barrel and the renumera- tion was "75c per barrel of fish gibbed and packed. Down in our Division, the herring are so cmall that they run 1000 or more per barrel which meant the girls had to do more work per barrel without an increase
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-09-15

SITKA CAMP
 Alaska Native Brotherhood Meets 8 P. M. Monday Andrew Hope R. James, Jr. {
 President Secretary {
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-29
(From Another Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thomson and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Litzen
Larson and children and Miss Pearl
Schwartz were supper guests Tuesday
evening at the Ole Roland home.
Mrs. F. NJ Carlson and Mrs. Aug
usta Erickson spent Saturday evening
al the Gust SOderquist home.
A number from Sand Greek attended
the Baccalaureate services at the New
Theater Sunday morning.
The Emil Swanson family attended
Lutheran services at Sandstone Sun
day afternoon and also visited at the
Fay Troupe home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomson and
daughter, and Miss Pearl Schwartz
were supper guests Monday evening
at the LitZen Larson home.
Walter Rydberg of Danforth is do
ing misunderstanding for E. G. Berry
liner Carlson is doing tractor-break
ing for LitZen Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Swanson and
children visited at the Percy Moore
home last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Soderquist spent
Wednesday evening of last week at the
Chas. Oberg home
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-29
CLOVERTON
(From Another Correspondent

The Cloverton annual school picnic
was held at Riverside, Saturday.
Everyone had a good time. The high
school kitten ball team played against
the faculty and few grade girls.
Freda Kane from Superior, visited
with her mother, Mrs. A. Holloway.
last Thursday.
The girls track team, accompanied
Mr.. Hack and Miss Rislov to Pine
City. where they took part in the track
meet held there The relay team
composed of Martha Green, Lydia
Fewry. Grace Nation, and Bertha Lew
is. took third place. Bertha Lewis
also took fourth place in the girls
shot put. Others going were vera
Duncan and Mildred Austin.
Mrs. Vanderlinden and mother
visited with Mrs. H. Hale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid SeilitZ ana
daughters, Esther and Marion. mo-
tored to Pine City on business Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Kendall spent last
Lewis.
Bertha Lewis had the misfortune
of tearing a ligament in her leg, Wed
nesday of last week at the track
meet at Pine City.
A. Sperling took suddenly ill last
Thursday. He was taken to Pine City.
Jim Pahos had his garage moved
to Kingsdale one day last week.
Commencement exercises will DE
held Thursday, May 18th. Those who
graduate this year are: Andrew Few
ry Bernice Lewis, Gustav Larson,
Francis Hack, Elnora Clementson,
and Bertha Lewis.
Vera Duncan spent Sunday night
with Bernice and Bertha Lewis.
The Rev Tompson from Pine City
delivered the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class. A large
crowd attended.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-29
FARM BUREAU TO
SPONSOR CAMP
Special Privileges Offered Minnesota
Farmers through Cooperation OF
State Agricultural Society.

Do you like to go camping? And
do you like to visit the Minnesota
state fair? Feeling assured that there
are many who would answer yes
to this double barreled question, the
Minnesota Farm Bureau has COM
pleted arrangements for fine tourist
camp on the state fair grounds, to be
open Aug 81 to Sept 6. the dates of
the Northwests biggest agricultural
event
Farm Bureau directors at a recent
meeting accepted the invitation of the
State Agricultural Society to operate
a 400-lot camp, which will be estab-
lished in a wooden grove in the north
west corner of the fairgrounds, border-
ing on Smelling avenue. Mrs. E. v.
Ripley, home and community chair
man, and Leland J. MelroSe were
named on a committee to work with
Raymond A. Lee, secretary of the
State society. to make plans for the
Farm Bureau Fair camp.
The camp will be equipped with
running water, and will be illumin-
ated by electric lights. A large resi-
dence building will serve as camp
headquarters, place Of registration and
pOstoffice.
No charge will be made for any
of the privileges of the camp. Each
camper will be assigned 20x25 foot
lot, which will give him ample room
for his tent and his car. A special
entrance to the fair grounds proper
has been made to accommodate the
Farm Bureau campers, and pass
will be issued each fair-goer, on pay
ment of the 50-cent admission to the
fair grounds, so that he may go to
and from his temporary residence
without extra cost.
The Farm Bureau extends the
courtesies of the camp to all farmers,
whether or not they are Farm Bu-
reau members. Reservations for the
400 camp lots are now being made at
the Farm Bureau office. 312 Old Capt.
tol building. st. Paul.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-29
ABRIDGED NEWS
CLIPPINGS FROM
OTHER PAPERS

Moose Lake-The village is laying
new cement walks in front of the
properties of Al Wente, A. ]. Swanson.
AL Anderson and Bergquist Bros. j.
A. Sandahl was awarded the contract.
Moose Lake-A Cadillac car, appar-
emily abandoned on Highway No.
near the line of Pine and Carlton
counties. was burned Saturday night,
May H., Late travellers reported the
fire to be still burning at a. m
Hinckley-Mrs Matt Sadsky, pio-
neer of this community, was buried
Thursday morning, May Is. She had
lived here % years and passed away
at the age of ~ after suffering from
lingering illness.
Hinckley-The Kroschel congrega-
ton held its annual school picnic Sun
day with the morning service being
conducted by Missiondirektor j. G.
Meyer of ST. Paul. Lunch and other
amusements were enjoyed following
the service.
Pine City-Arthur Won Busch. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Won Busch
living in Meadow Lawn community
east of this village was married to
Miss Creta Larson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Larson of Mime.
apolis and former Pine City residents
The couple will make their home on
the Won Busch farm while the parents
of the groom will retire to a residence
near there.