davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
Steelton campionorll
Jednotarskej ligy
steeltoncania porazili struthers.
canov s ku 5 campionskej hre
v nedel'u ma Shady Run.

~ AOuCi oAOilCIld sd UdScUd-
Iowa sezona pre- Jednotarsku H.
gu vit'azstvom Steeltoncanov mad
Strutherseanmi, v pomere 6 ku S.
Toto bolo druhe vit'azstvo Steel
toncanov mad Strutherscanmi v
dvoch hrach campionat. V ne.
del'u ODE caty hraly ami keby i'm
slo zivot a do ostatku nebolo l.
ste, ktora tych ciat vyhra. Ak
by boil vyhrali Strutherscani,
bolo by sa hralo ma budncu ne
del'u; Wit 'azstvom Steeltoneanoy
sezona sa skoncila Steeltonca-
MIA sli campionmi.
Ako Steelton tax Struthers
maJu znamenitych pieerov hra-
Gov. Melago a Orenik mozu ,byt ,
pahko vradenf do starsich ciat,
Steeltoncania zacali iitok hned'
v prvom iningu, ktorom do
siahli styri obehy. Tu sa doka-
zali dobrymi beh1nmi. Niektorf
81 ukradli bazi a potion pieer j.
Melago zabil jednu ma tri bazi a
Stas ma jednu behdni dobeho-
vail domov jedno "a druhym. Pi.
Ger Orenik tomto iningu hodil
jednu lobdu divoko, co tiez po-
mohlo Steeltoncanom k tol'kym
sk6rom.
V druhom iningu ami jedna ca
ia sa nedozila obehu, ale v tre-
t ON nzacali iltok Strutherscania,
Iktnry Inn doniesol tri obehy. Paw
licko tn zahnal lobdu tax d'aleko,
re mohla byt' dobra ma home
run, ale zostalo ma tripli. Vo stvr-
tom iningu Steelton dostal jeden
obeh a v nasledujdcich troch "a
Sc ami jedna cata mic. V 6smom
Strutherseania dostali jeden o.
beh v deviation poviazali hru
SIS. Potion ale Havrilla, 20 steel.
tonskej caty, zabil lobdu ma jed
nu bazu, dostal sa ma tretiu ba-
zu ma v. Melagov zabit a domov
ma zabit Janosiho.
Y 'hre sa 20 Steeltoncanov W.
znamenali Janosi, Havrila a j.
Melago, 20 Strutherscanov M.
Orenik a Pavlicko.
Dost' pekny zastup divakov pri
zcral sa ma tito eampionsk1 hru
mladych jednotarov. Obe caty
boly odfotografovane pred zapo.
eatim hry.
V hre medzi Haseltoncanmi a
Farrelleanmi pred dvoma tyzdila-
mi, vyhrali Haseltoneania So.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16

FfedSedOm slaFnOSti bude p.
Jozef Vaseak, hi, podpredseda /.
K. s. J., ktory bude predstavo-
vat recnikov. O pobavenie me-
dzi reeiami postafa sa Piroskova
orchestra, ktora nam bude pekne
vyhravat'. Spevokol osady Sv.
jana Krst. Campbell a .spevo.
kol osady Sv. Cyrilla Methoda
tiez mas poctia svojim peknym
spevom. Jednym vel'mi zaujima-
wynn dojemnyml bodom ma pro-
CRANE bude vystup dwoch malych
dietok, chlapca dievcatka. Tie
to deti budd obleeene v satach z
kolonialnych cias a predstavia
vyjav, ked' Juaaj Washington
skladal 81 'ub verhosti ako prvv
PRECEDENT repubfky Spojenych
Statov. Pri sost4vovani progra-
mu bral ,sa OIL 'ad ma vsetko, len
ably sa ia slavnosP vydarila. Ale
ku zdaru potrebnf je vel'ka IL
cast obecenstva d preto Slovaci,
shromazdime sa gEetci ten den
v Ohio hoteli. Mech to shromaz-
denie bude najvacsim Y nasich
dejinach. O tejto lslavnosti budn
citat' india nieleI ma tomto oko-
Ii, ale po celej A1nerike. Prived'-
te so sebou nielen Slovakov, ale
i inych narodndsti. Kazdy bu-
de srdecne prijatJ.
Ma schodzi, odhEtvanej minule-
no pondelku veder, boil pekny
poeet zastupcev-a sz&stupkyyn Ma
sledovne spolky boly zastupene:
G. 731. IKsJ., c. 3O8. IKSJ.,
Sbor 1O7. NJ. O. X. S., c. 325.
IKszJ., 6. 354. P. Odd. sv. Ceci-
lie, G. 202. IKszJ., G. 100. PszJ.,
C. 142. p. Odd. PszJ., c. 373. P.
M. Levoeskej, c. 25. IKSJ., We
nice "a. X. s., c. 161. IKszJ.. c.
1872. p. o. IKszJ., c. $50. PszJ.,
C.. 156. IKSZJ., Venice 131. K. S.,
6. 1872. PsZJ., G. 500. IKsJ., c.
$40. IKSJ., c. 26O. IKSJ., Sbor
159. X. S., c. 30. IKSzJ., c. 519.
IKSJ., Venice 1OS. X. s., Sbor
175. X. S., Ruzencovy Spolok, o.
tarny, Bozskeho Srdca Spolok.
Zastupcovia podajl uplnu zpra-
WI o tejto sch6dzi svojim spoil
kom. Prosfme znoyu, prid'te vse-
tel, jak start tax mladi, ma tito
vePavyznamnt slavnost'. Do Vi
denia ma slavnosti 25. sept. 0 3.
popoludnf v Ohio hotel ma w.
Boardman ST., v bloku, kde je
City Hall.
Jan B. Hassay, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
,PL.ATENIE DAM
pREDLzENE DO 1. OKT.

Warren Steele, okresny po-
kladnfk oznamil, ze predlzuje
platenie majetkovych dani do l..
oktobra. Kolekcia ide vel'mi sla-
bo. Ma sa skolektovat' sedem mi
lionov dolarov, do stvrtku sko-
lektvane bolo len poldruha mill
ma, ked' nal termfn platenia W.
prsat'. /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
MEsTo PREPUsTLI.o
N6DZovHCH ROBOTNfKov

Y stredu prepustil . prace yo-
doyN komisar Parish 200 nddzo-
:vych robctnikov q ma bndiici
ltysden prepusti d 'alsfch 125,
Ital1e Y departments vody costa.
ne len asi 50 rebotnfkov Parish
udal xe W MET praec Y jeho de.
partmente pre-, tol 'kych l'pdf. 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
MAHoNINGsKf FARMARI
SA TIEz HYBU

Mahoningskf farmari sa idh
pripojit k beju prot vysokym
daniam 1 nizkym cenarn fch pro.
drlktov. Ohio Farm Bureau Fe-
deration, organizacia farmarov,
ide zorganizoyat' fafsRfSrov ku
vel 'kej demonstracii, ktora sa ma
odbyvat' ma budiici mesiac v ka-
zdom okrese statu. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
Chystajte sa ma oslavu 2OO-rocia
=s Juraja Washingtona Is. sept.
Slano bude popoludni Ohio hote Recn budu adv Jan
Wlo Rev Stefan Koc O. l. Reid hlani dradnici soven-
skych organzach Zprava schodze slow ato spokov

Drahi citatelia a vsetcil Slova-
ci ma youngstownskej okolici, a.
ko yam je znamo oznamoy v
tychto novinach a vyhlaseni ka-
zatelnic nasich slovenskych chra-
NOV, vsetky slovenske katolfcke
spolky ma tejto okolici sa pripra.
vuj1 horlive k vel mi zriedkavej
a vlasteneckej slavnosti, to jest
k oslave 2OOIrocia narodenia Ju-
raja Washingtona, osloboditePa
prveho prezidenta Spojenvch
Statov. Tato oslava bude sa od-
byvat' v nedel'u, %. septembra
odpoludnia 60 3. hod) krasnej
tanecnej sieni hotelu Ohio, tedy
ma mieste, kde je' l'ahky pristup
$ kazdej strany mesta Maho-
ming doliny. Preto kazdy Slovak
z mesta a okolia by sa NAL zil-
castnit' tejto slavnosti, zeby sme
sa nezahanbili. Nasa obcianska
povinnost' vyzaduje,' aby kazdy
vykonal najsamprv svoju povin-
most ku Vsemoh1cemu Panu Bo-
l.. d -
hu talk ku svojej krajine a tiez
k tomuto vel'kemu muzovi, kto.
remu sa doteraz vacsina naroda
poklonila S podobnymi slavno-
st'ami. Miesta ma sedenie v miest-
nosti bude pre- kazdeho dost', ze
nikto nebude musiet' stat. Ia
stupcovia spolkov budu poma-
hat udrziavat' najlepsi poria-
dok a sa postaraji o pohodlie
kazdeho.
Teda vidite, bratia a sestry, me-
bude to- pekna vec, ked' sa vsetci
v tom najvacsom pocte shromaz-
dime ma tejto oslavc a ukazeme
svetu, kol 'ko mas je tn. Amerika.
nj inc narodnosti pomyslia 81
pekne mas, ked' mas vsetkych
uvidia spolocne ako obcanov tel
to krajiny oslavovat' slavneho
Washintona. Slovak je ME dnes
tym, elm Dol pred 300 rokmi,
ked' musel byt' ma poslednom
mieste, ale ustavicne napredoval
a vydobyl 81 miesto cestne medzi
spoluobcanmi. Urobme teraz e.
Ste vacSi DOZEN ma spoluobcanov.
To mas povysi v fch ociach.
Vstupne ma oslavu bude vol'ne,
nebude sa mic vNberat Slavnost
sa zacne presne 0 3. iodine po-
poludnf. Bude to uz cd nedele ma
tyzden, 25. septembra. V nedel'u
sa obycajne nerobi a co Wac, v
dnesnom case tax malokto pra-
cuje, tax re nikto sa nebude
moct' vyhovarat', ze musel ro-
bit. Pravda, vieme, ze: v akych
tmavych 6asoch zijeme, ze ami
len ma ki1sok chleba MET kde "a
rObit'. Ale my neziadame cd vas
ami to malo, Go mate, len vasu
pritomnost' Ked' SINE dobrf ka-
tolfci Slovaci, prideme al ked
peso budeme musiet' ist'. Prfd tie
vypocut', Go tam bude povedane,
hoe len ma. civil 'ku zabudneme
nase trapenie.
| Ma programe budl vyborni
d znami re6nfci. Prvym recnfkom
bude vel mi dobre znamy mas ad.
vokat Jan Willo, ktory povie
anglickd rec. Druhym recnikom
bude velp. Stefan Koeis, duchoy-
ny osady Najsv. Mena Jezis 4 hi.
duchovny IKSzJ., ktory poyie
slovenskd rec. Ia vlp. Kocisom
pocujeme DR.. Reida, byv. sk6l-
dozorcu Youngstowne, ktory je
vel mi Sznamy vo vychovnych kru-
hoch teraz uci jednej zamoz.
1 nej skole. Pozvany boil j eth.
mayor Marx Moore "a recnika.
Mimo4h tychto recnikov, budd
predstaveni aj hi. dradnici nasich
slovenskych katolickych organi-
Ezacii, ktori nam tiex povedia par
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16

Central banka, ktorA bola jsil.s
ma . prvyeh tuna, co. - xaNrsla s
i ie likvidovanA. ma vyplatits'
vk1adatel'om uE len $7O, 600, abyf.
dostali plnych TOO centov nA do
lar. Bankal ma pests smnoho -
stftf q bondov, ktore y poslsdn5Eh
tyzdnoch prisly do rySSSsi esnv 9s
pfrto je nadej, 1ef hielens "a TIN.
datelia budd dplne vypla VI :
lze sa dostane nieco j tiGastinSroJ
,ico i
ALo o6l $40 " o311U M
issdqmf9s u
Psstova zprdva oxl,anp 7 !.
y Youngstoyns kirenk n 4
'$1o bsnkoyky. L'udia stI y
'Aanl aby boli opatr1,i Is M 4 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
PETfCTE IA ODVOfakNIE
GELTCHA ODNR$TENf
Tajomnik statu odoprel zalzroGit' ;,
ze je to praca pre- sud.

" NOleDna rdda MahOnlng Okre-
su vyhlasila piatok petfcie "a
odvolanie koncilmana Z. wardy,
Johna G. Geltcha "a nedostatocne
podl'a par. rs. mestskeho Carte
ru. Priame prieiny boly: "Zava.
dzanie neriadnosti pri sbierani
podpisov ma tie peticie."
V piatok Dol pred volebnou
radou opravdovy s1dny vysluch.
Dvanast' svedkov svedcilo pro-
speech Geltcha, ze boil zavedeni,
ze i'm bolo povedane, ze Geltch je
"a vyssie raty "a gaz a elektri-
nu, Ee je proti chudobnemu l'u-
du, lie Ohio Edison Co. mu dala
automobil, ze je 1castinarom tel
spolocnosti a jeden svedok tyr.
dill, re sa podpisal, ked' mu bolo
povedane, ze petfcie sd "a podr-
zanie Geltcha trade. Svedcil
Geltch. q protivnej stranky sved-
Gil len Jan Yarab, Glen vyboru.
Geltcha zastupovali pravotari
Jan A. Willo a H. III. Wickham.
kdezto druhd stranku pravotari
Anton Kryzan a Clyde Osborne.
Geltch tajil, zeby boil icastina-
rom Ohio Edison Co. a ze 81 Ford
ku kdpil druhej ruky ma splat-
ky. Volebna rada, po polhodino-
vom uvazovani, jednohlasne sa u
sniesla nepripustit' hlasovanie o
odvolani Geltcha v budncich vol'-
bach.
Obratenie So ma tajomnilza statu
bezvysledne
Vybor odrolania Geltcha sa po-
tom v pondelok obratil ma tajom-
nika statu, Clarence j. Brown-a,
aby nariadil volebnej rade dat
odvolanie k odhlasovaniu voli.
com. Pravotar Kryzan v liste pf-
sanom tajomnikovi statu udal,
ze volebna rada jednala "celkom
neopravnene'' odopretim l'udu
jeho prava, ze rada nemala ziad-
nej zakonitej pravomoci. jednat'
ako sud rozhodovat', preco
l 1868 podpisovatel 'ov ziada 81 od-
volanie Mr.. Geltcha. Tiez obyinil
radu, re vypoeula "zvesti' dya-
nastich svedkov, ackol 'vek den
!predtym povedala cirkulaterom
peticii, ze nebudl potrebnf ma
vysluchu. A Kryzan d'alej uda-
va, ze Geltch daval sl'uby cirku-
latorom peticii odvolania, ze ak
zastavia pohyb, budn i'm nahrade-
ne vydavky atp. V liste, stale e.
Ste Wac, ale tajomnik statu o.
znamil neformalne, re nebude
mat mic do CINEMA apelom, le-
DO v nom MET priameho obvine-
MIA volebnej rady, dodajiic, ze, ia
zalezitost' patrf pred sud.
Vybor ale sotva pojde pred
sud, kedEe by sa takato vec pre-.
tiahla, tax ze k hlasovaniu no.
vembri by nemohlo dojst'.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT

No should be envous of the who chosen No
years. It makes difference whether President Hoover is
reelected Franklin d. Roosevelt is chosen serving the
country during that time will be nerverackng experience
This will be if industry becomes active again
and prosperity actually takes look around the The
problems raised by the great depression will largely
main to be worked out In order bring safer
that the country financial Industrial political social
systems-n they be called that will have to be
put in force and will have perfect national and
ternational policies.
Much of the responsibility for such policies and action
will fall next president His brain and energy
will be taxed to the utmost Innovations made
welcome and the president who suggests them will have to
much force of character to them thru The next
president will likely have bay congress to deal with it
makes difference whether he is Republican Demo
crat Congressional maortes seldom work very well with
their executives.
In addition to domestic problems which about
grave be- the coming president must direct pol
the world has there been mxed-up and seemingly
hopeless international situation European nations su
ferng from the depression than with the
possible exception of France and all in frenzy Of
pcion against each other and America will remain
leader in world affairs in spite of desire not to get
mixed up with Europe and president during the next
four will be forced to take hand when crises develop
won't be any fun for either Hoover Roosevelt to
steer our ship of state wisely and safely.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

Long Beach-Bids opened for
rock surfacing road running north
Of pavement here for distance az
half mile. p.
Republic-C. E. Blackwell Co.
opened recently purchased Corner
store.
Enumclaw-Enumclaw Cooper.
alive Creamery handled go
pounds butterfat during June for
their shippers.
Spokane-Bids asked for grad
ing, curbing and sidewalking on
Columbus Street.
Buckley-Buckley Logging Co.
to resume operations shortly.
BelIingham - 0iling of Mt.
Baker highway between Glacier
and Bagley creek started.
Northumberland let for the
painting of bridge over Chehalis
river and bridge over Hoquiam
river.
Seattle-Walker Cut Stone Co.
Tacoma, received contract for fur
nishing sandstone for $685. 900 art
museum under construction in
Volunteer Park here. g..
Olympia-Bids asked for i'm.
provements in Buffers Cove road.
Lewis County road work under
contract amounts to $124,649.-
Tacoma ably Index.
Centralia-R B. Tickner improy-
ed Arbetee Dairy plant.
Northport-Vic johnson leased
Adolph Lutjens mining property
on Grouse mountain, about five
miles northeast of here.
Seattle - Preliminary sketches
approved for proposed alterations
and additions to Central Lutheran
church.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04
to Whitworth and 4.6 miles State
road No. 6 to Peone cheek.

tn Whitworth and 4.6 miles State
road No. 6 to Peone cheek.
Olympia-Nearly 100000 in
highway construction contracts
awarded during recent day.
Garfield-Bellus store reopened
after being remodeled.
Colfax-New post office build
ing to be ready for occupancy by
September 1.
Dixie-Addition being built to
connect grain elevator and ware
house owned by Farmers Nation
al Warehouse Corp. E
Sumas-Federal building near
ing completion. y
Seattle ~ S1,2OO,OOO Railroad
Avenue fill and reconstruction
from Madison st. north to Bay st.
expected to be UP for bids shortly.
WaIla Water bound ma
cadam surface to be given run
ways at local airport.
Wenatchee- $50, 900 to be spent
on roads and trails in Wenatchee
National Forests this year, &C
cording to Supervisor Gilbert
Brown.
Kennewick - Property owners
here authorized $4,000 bond is
sue to pay for repairs to Column
bia Irrigation District canal.
Orting-Several of the local
store fronts painted and improved.
Richland- Work on roads in this
vicinity started recently.
Kirkland - New Junior high
school nearing completion.
Toledo - Texaco Co. installing
large gas tank at service station
here.
Ilwaco - Pioneer Packing Co
started canning troll fish.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

ganize national drive Everything out and we can
get Money in circulation only by spending It, We raised Dill
lions for Liberty bonds organization Let the business men
the attention of everybody to this vital fact and we
will need to raise money for idle men, Prices will
start going demand is created The consum
will follow constructive, vigorous campaign
There is entirely too much pessmism abroad and n OF
enough of that nvgoration nspratonal and in
domtabe pluck for which the American people noted
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04
OPTIMISM WILL TURN THE TIDE

AS soon as business quit looking to politicians and
bankers and Washington counting their losses
going to start real prosperity We made in the past
by going after business is all around waiting to be
started Factories waiting for orders railroads for the
traffic Buyers of everything under heaven keen to be
led We will start upward until the business
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

Recall OF civic officers seldom satisfactory About the
only benefit to be received is the registration of dissat
sfaction with the officials themselves Only officers of
political subdivision may be recalled. The irrigation dis
nict does not within that meaning its officers
not be removed in that manner.
this Queen contest is to be success every
this district will have to take active interest in it. It's
surprising how much good few words of encouragement
do when properly placed That's good advise on many
other everyday affairs Don't withhold
One of the towns Wisecrackers says that The nephew
shouldn't kick-he's sure getting all the breaks
Well the fish biting thank heaven. Farmers who have
nothing to do while the off dig some worms and
have time enough to few bass.
Director of Agriculture Erie Barnes was in Kennewic
yesterday He pointed the savings the state adj
minstraton had made during the past bienniu One of
his statements to the effect that they it
wise to economist by cutting salaries hiring cheaper help
for the important work of the state Whether that
mark had bearing the local ditch situation deponent
sayeth not.
No who is familiar with the work required both
cay and at Washington denny the vast credit due Con-
Summers in getting the Highlands rehabilitation
work started, under way and completed Dr. Summers
worked ndeatgaby for the project and this district
him unstned gratitude Now that the work has progressed
to the stage where date to be set for the last official
that of turning the button which juice for the
the committee in charge of the celebration should
by all MEANS have DR. Summers as guest of honor
it OK for Uncle Sam sell printing why not extend
good thing and insist that he add to his line
much larger number of post office patrons? Why add
grocers to the printers apron Uncle Sam
Why sell breakfast foods evaporated milk butter
drugs dry goods clothing etc. the post office counter?
Madeira, Ohio News
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04
WINNERS
Express Their
THANKS

(The following were statements
issued Immediately after the
close of The Kennewick Courier
Reporters subscription campaign
Saturday night. Some Of them
were written and some were verbal
but they were all intensely sim
cere.)
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

And so / get a prize, too! That's
certainly grand. 1t was surely a
liberal campaign.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04
Washington News
SO = = . . . = . 2 = = .

The following record of indus
trial activity lists items showing
investment of capital, employment
of labor and business activities and
opportunities. Information from
which the paragraphs are prepar-
ed is from local papers, usually of
towns mentioned, and may be con-
sidered generally correct.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

I certainly enjoyed my work in
the campaign and am happy over
my prize. I want to thank all the
friends who helped me.
Marian Gleason
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

I'm so excited that I can hardly
think exactly what to say, but I
do know that 1 want to give a
hearty "thank you" to everyone
Of my wonderfully loyal friends,
to Mr.. Reed and The Courier-Re-
porter and to Mr.. Austin, the cam
paign manager. l consider myself
doubly lucky for I won q diamond
ring and ten dollars in gold, too.
] enjoyed my work in the campaign
immensely and I believe it was
fair and impartial in every way.
RUTH MUELLER
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

Norris, Bros, Bellingham, re-
ceived $199,816 contract to pave
3.3 miles highway from Spokane
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

It was great campaign and a
fair one, too. Here's my thanks to
all the loyal friends who helped
me and to the paper and the cam
paign management, too. I won just
the prize / wanted.-Betty Barnes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

It was fun. And the campaign
was certainly fair. Marian Funk.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

The campaign was wonderful
fair and well conducted.
Pauline McClendcn.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

1t certainly was fair campaign
and / enjoyed my part in it.
katherine Hawkins
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

It's exactly the prize / wanted.
Oh, I'm so happy. Thank you.
Lillian Struve
/ enjoyed my work in the cam
paign and am thankful to all who
helped me. -Melba Erickson
1t certainly was fair campaign
and / enjoyed my part in it.
katherine Hawkins
The campaign was wonderful
fair and well conducted.
Pauline McClendcn.
1t was certainly wonderfully
fair campaign and we won the
prizes we earned. I thank all the
friends who helped me.
Rosa Lewis
I'm so pleased with my prize
II never dreamed I'd win it. /
certainly enjoyed the campaign.
Louise Mccoy
1t was a grand campaign-fair
in every way T. Unjust thrilled
over my lovely prize. 1 certainly
want to thank all those who help
ed me and the newspaper and Mr..
Austin, the campaign manager.
-Gilberta Coonley.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

l am so pleased with my dia-
mond ring and with having won
first place in The Courier-Report-
er's campaign that want to take
this means of thanking all my won
derful friends, The Courier-Re-
porter and Warren Austin, the
campaign manager, for their help
without their aid / could never
have been SO successful. certain
ly enjoyed my work in the cam
paign and was both surprised and
pleased to find out how many
truly wonderful friends I have.
And so I say-thank you, one and
all. ELLA NEUMAN
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

/ enjoyed my work in the cam
paign and am thankful to all who
helped me. -Melba Erickson
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

1 wish to thank all those who
helped me win my lucky diamond
ring in the recent subscription
campaign of The Kennewick Cour-
ier-Reporter. With everyone show
ing such helpful spirit and with
the campaign manager so capable
and efficient, the prize was easily
wanted and am very happy. I
thank you all.
AUDREY BORGEN
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04
BORGEN

won exactly what I wanted
and am awfully happy. / think
the campaign was wonderfully
fair and sincere. want to thank
all my real friends who helped me
to win. LORENE BELAIR
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

It's exactly the prize / wanted
Oh, I'm so happy. Thank you.
Lillian Strive
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04

Eleanor Lewis.
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