davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-03-15
Camera WI. Empelletiere
En- ~ York

NUEVA YORK. Mario l5.-P-
ESta noche Sc enfrentaran en- el
Madison Square Garden de esta
ciudad los "acorazados" del ring,
Primo Camera y Ray Impelletiere,
en- un encuentron de box n diez
rounds. Ambos son pesos compile
los.
Camera, peSa go libras, mien-
traS que 81 contrario. Impelletiere
peSa 258. Il arbitro SerA ell ex-
campeon, Jack Dempsey.
Ambos puzzles miden mas de seis
pies de estatura, siendo una frac-
cion de pulgada mas alto Impclle-
there que Camera.
La pregunta "GQuien serA Ell ven
cedor?-, va fue contestada. TDa
Preem" CCarnera) declare hoy que
e. esperaba terminar Ell encIentrc
en- muy pocos rounds.
Camera tiene mas experiencia
que Impelletiere. pues este ultimo
ha tenido pocos e~ncuentros pugi-
lSticoS.
Sin embargo los empresarios de-
claran que s. llenara Ia arena de
bote en- bote esta noche. pues los
aiicionados al viril deporte. han
moStrado mucho entusiasmo por
preSenciar ell encuentro.
, 1935-03-15
Ell LUNES SERA
ORCANIZADA LA
JUNTA FEDERAL
Especial nara Fl Heraldo)

MATAMOROS. Tamps.. Mario
15-El ST.. Administrator de Ia
Aduana en- esta ciudad. j. Marti-
neg Chavarria nos manifesto hoy.
que habia recibido III mensaje del
c. Gobernador del EStado de Ia
maulipas en- ell cual lie decia Que
habia nombrado como represen-
tante del Estado de Tamaulipas
ante la Junta Federal de Meioras
Materiales al Sr. Alberto Monte
longo. Collector de Rentas en- esta
ciudad.
Ell Jefe de Ia Aduana nos dijo
ademas. que ell Lunes, a las doce. Sc
verificara en- sus oficinas. una
reunion de todas las personals que
integraran la Junta de Meioras
Materiales. o Ell fin de que quede
debidamente organizada.
Sc trataran asuntos de suma i'm
portancia como 10 son los del aqua
potable y ell drenaje.
, 1935-03-15
Pusieron En- Libertad
Un Conductor de Taxi

JEFFERSON CITY. Mario IS. =
Rt-La oficina de In Patrulla del
Estado recihi6 reportes de que
John Henry. conductr de un Tad
de Boonville. que fue secuestrado
aver pcr cuatro prisioneros de I'm
escuela de entrenamiento del Es-
tado, habfa sido puesto en- Hbertad
hoy en- Gainesville. en- oil Condadn
de Ozark.
, 1935-03-15
VEkDRA FL ING.
JOSE al MA A
H. MATAMOROS
Especial para FL Heraldol

Especial para Ell Heraldo)
M~ATAMOROS, lamps. Mario
l5.-Hoy nos manifesto el Presi-
dente Municipal X. Munguia C..
que Ell Ingeniero Jose CANA, re-
prescntante del Banco HipOteca-
rio Naci0nal UrbanO v de Obras
Publicas, tai vez Ilegaria n esta
ciudad el viernes por la tarde, o
el sabado.
FL Ingeniero Cana, levantara
dat0s en- Matamoros acerca de Ia
prOyectada installation del servicio
de aqua potable. y de Ia extern
sion de las redes de La misma y
del drenaie.
Despues de haber levantad0 los
datOs correspondence hara un
repoFte al Banco que representa-.
Ell ST. Munguia se encuentra
preparando todos los dates neee-
sarios para tenerlos listos para
cuand0 Ilegue ell Ingeniero Cana
, 1935-03-15
EnIace Sanchez Mazquix

AN
FL jueves IA. a las 8 p. m. contrajo
matrimonio la Srita. Olivia Muz-
quiz con Ell Joven Santiago Sanchez.
La Srita. Muzquiz es hija del ST,
Domingo A. Muzquiz y de la Sra,
Cecilia r. de M1squiz v el Joven
Sanchez es hijo del ST.. jess San
chez Y la Sra. Maria de Sanchez.
Fueron unidos en- Matrimonio por
el Juez Antonio Barreda, Jr.; apa-
drinaron ell acto Mr.. and Mrs. L A.
Clark de San Benito. ST.. q. Rodri-
guez Y Srita. Ramona Rodriguez, ST..
Adam Ramos v Srita. Otila Cisne-
SOS, ST.. Guajardo y Srita. Felicitas
Guaiardo y Ell ST.. Geo. KrauSse Jr.
y la Srita. Marguerite Clark.
La ceremonial fue seguida con un
Bale para la numerosa concurren-
cia que asistio, hablendo durado Ell
bale hasta Ia media noche.
, 1935-03-15
Los en-
Las Escuelss

MATAMORO5, lamps. Mario tn.
-E lunes de In semana .pr6ximas
empezaran los ex&menes del segun-
do trimestre en- In Escuela 5ccun-
daria de esta ciudad. segun nos in-
formo heS Ell Professor Jose Flores
Los ~ey1tnenes duraran toda II -
mana, eerminando MI EAhRta.
, 1935-03-15
Post de Nuevo Vuela
Hacia Nueva York

Los ANGELES. Mario I5y-R
Ell famoso aviador Wiley Post
que do In vuelta nj mundo en-
su a~eroplano. We eIev6 de In 4
tacion terminal aerea de Burbank
hoy, en- su segundo intento para
cruzar ell continente en- ell tempo
de ocho horas q menos, en- UNI
vuelo de 2.447 miIlas n travSs de
IA estratosfera hacia In ciudad de
Nueva York.
, 1935-03-15
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville y Ell Vale: Par
cialmente nublado hoy en- la nocbe:
Ell Sabado estara la mayor parte
del tempo nublado.
Vientos moderados del u en- Ia
costa, los cuales aumentaran en-
inteusidad ell sabado.
No habra cambios materiales en-
Ell volumen de aqua en- ell Rio
Grande por las proximas "A a 36
horaG.
, 1935-03-15
Los Castos De Italia
Han Sido Aumentados

ROMA, Mario l5.-RI-Las ope-
raciones Italianas en- ell este dc
Africa resultaran con que Ell 60
bierno tendra que hacer ell gasto de
$4,000, 900 de Liras. en- exceso de los
presupuestos fijados por los Minis
terios de Guerra. navales y de la
aviacion. antes del dia 80 de JUNO,
segin dice la GaZeta Official hoy.
, 1935-03-15
Ell Turismo Esta En-
Su Apoceo en- Mexico
(Agencia Trens)

CTUDAD DE MEXICO Mario H.
=. turiSmo esta n SUI apogeo en- In
Ciudad de Mexico. habiendo au-
mentado en- ur 40E los visitantes
americanos que Ell aho pasado. Un
gran ndmero dc hoteles estAn STEM
dc recondicionados, aa como sc
estan construyendc cuando menos
~ casas de apartamento para reci-
biz a los turistas. Algunas de estas
caSas de apartamentos est4n situa-
daS en- las Colonlas Roma q Hipd-
dromo. lugares en- donde sc encuen-
tran las residencias mas hermosas
CO. ssta Capital.
, 1935-03-15
Lnvitan a una Junta
De la Cruz Azul Mex.

La Cruz Azul Mexicana hace una
invitac.on especial a todas las per-
SONGS que 10 deseen. para que con-
curran a Ia junta que celebrara en-
los salones de Ia Sociedad Hidalgo.
esta noche a las ocho. con ell fin de
tratar asuntos relacionados con Ia
buena Marcia de Ia institution
, 1935-03-15
LA REUNION DE
LOS MASONES Sc
ESTUBO ANIMADA
Especial para FL Heraldol

MATAMOROS. lamps. Mario Is.
La Cena que ofrecieron los Ma
soneS de Ia vecina ciudad de
Brownsville a los MaSones de esta
ciudad en- ell Cafe Matamoros. ell
jueves por la noche Sc VIC muy
concurrida. segun informes que nos
fueron proporcionados hoy.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 40 MaSones de
ambaS ciudades asistieron a la &C.
ma. habiendo hecho uso de la pa
labra prominentes MaSoneS de
Brownsville v MatamoroS.
, 1935-03-15
SENTIA NO PODER
c GRAN COSA

DALLAS. Texas-Raymond Co
forth, ayudante del Secretario de
Ia oficina del Distritc. admitio
que no podia hacer mucho por
una sonora mexicana que lie en-
VIC una carta. diciendole que 81
espoSo Ia habia abandonado. de-
jandola con un nino q quien te-
MIA que mantener.
La sehora en- 81 carta decia que
guerra que su esposo lie diera
"amonia".
Goforth Sc figure que 20 que
guerra la sonora que Sc lie diera
era alimonio. o sea un balsamo
que In tranquilizara v Ia pusiera
en- condolences de atender a su
subsistencia y q In del niho.
, 1935-03-15
Tipo de HOY

ri Peso Sc cotiz6 hoy contra Ell
Dollar a 3.59k mas Ell cuatro por
ciento del Impuesto Federal.
, 1935-03-15
Tendran Buen
Exit0 Este Ah0?

GALVESTON, Texas. Mario Is
Rl-El exito de Ia Novena de Base
ball de esta ciudad. los Bucaneros"
depende de 81 regreSan a dicho O.
quipo algunos de u mejores ju-
gadores que pasaron a las Ligas
Mayores Ell ano pasado. seg1n de-
claran algunos de los cronistas de-
p~ortivos.
Los Buccaneers" ganaron Ell Cam
peonato de la Liga del Estado do
Texas Ell ano paSado. Ocho jugado-
res y Ell Gerente Billy Webb pasaron
q las Ligas Mayores, nj terninar In
, 1935-03-15
Los Juegos de
Estsl NCche

lamps. Mario Is.
Hoy en- Ia noche Sc presentaran
al Publico de esta ciudad, en- In
cancha del Colegio de san Juan,
a la bora de costumbre, tres juegos
de basketball. segun nos informo Ell
Sr Ruben "A. Martinez Presidente
de In Liga de Basket en- Matamoros.
Los juegos que Sc verificaran Sc
ran:
Azteca contra Algodonera.
Medicina contra Popular.
Mexico contra Matamoros.
Estes juegos deben de reSultar In
t~ereSantes. pues seran. como quien
dice. unos de los ultimos de Ia tenn
porada del presente aho-
, 1935-03-15
Como va III Club
De Los "AthIeficxs

FORT MYERS. Fla. Mario Is
PAConnie Mack, el Gerente del
equipo Philadelphia Athletics. Ia
ordenado que jimmy Foxx, ell ju-
gador cue ocupaba Ia primera base
de dicho equipo tome ell lugar de
catcher" Ell cuai quedo vacante a
In renuncia de Mickey Cochranc.
Muchos gerentes de equipos RI
wales Green que Ell cambio que hizo
Mack en- Ell Lineup" de los Athletics
no va a dar buen resultado. pero
Mack cree que Foxx desempehara
un papel tan valioso de catcher"
como 10 hi7o por muchos amos en-
primera base.
, 1935-03-15
DEPORTES

temporada de baseball professional
en- ell estado.
Sin embargo. Jack Mealey. nuevo
Gerente del equipo referido. tiene
conflanza en- SuS jugadores.
Pero hay tres lugares en- ell "cua-
GRO" dnfield) que van a ser diff
Giles de reforzar. 81 acaso no re-
gresan al equipo los iugadores que
Salieron para enlistarse en- las Ii
gas Mayores de baseball.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
SOCIAL
SNAPSHOT

Mrs. Danny Allen was hostess
for the meeting Of the Younger
Matrons Club on Wednesday ev-
ening at her home.
Delta Sigma Theta announces
the pledging of Theresa Allen, vii
letta Houston, Constance Pitter
and Maydrew Stewart aud the for
nation Of a Pyramid with the fol-
lowing as officers Merry Newton,
president; Willetta Houston, vice
president; Syvilla Fort, secretary;
Maydrew Stewart, treasurer.
Miss Doris Mae Booker was the
guest of Miss Kathleen Houlahan,
an artist, at her home on Lake
Washington last week. Miss Hou-
lahan painted three pictures of
Miss Booker last summer one of
which was sent to the art Gallery
at Washington, D. c., another is
hanging in the art gallery in Vol
unteer Park.
STAY OFF DATE-Self Inn
provement Clubs 10th Annual
Charity Ball, Washington Hall,
Thanksgiving, November %.
We, the members of the sojour-
ner Truth Home, regret the pass
ing of one of its life members and
founders. Mrs. Mary Sweeney had
the distinction of being the only
member of the organization who
knew the fiery Negro Sojourner
Truth personally. She was much
like sojourner Truth in appearance
and spirit. Ever ready to do any
thing for the betterment Of her
race The community has suffer
ed a great loss in her passing.
May we ever cherish her memory
and pray that her spirit find last
ing repose.-Susie Curd, president
and Nine Burch Ross, secretary.
Mrs. Jessie Walker was hostess
OH Tuesday for the regular meet
ing OF the Self Improvement Club.
Plans were completed for the an
nual charity ball on Thanksgiving
and n very interesting lecture was
given by Mrs. Lucille Jackson on
Ethiopia"
Registered at the Coast Hotel
this week: Mrs. Susan Steward of
Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
~ Tinsley of Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Henry Davis entertained
the Loyal Social Club and a few
friends with a masquerade party
at her home last Thursday even
ing.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
School Children To Be
At Texas Exposition

DALLAS, Texas-Five thousand
Negro school children will sing at
the Centennial to be held in Dali
las. Texas, on June 10 in Emanci-
patton celebration. The children
will be taken from grade schools
throughout the state. The Cen
tennial program also calls for a
choir of three thousand voices of
high school students to sing in Mo-
vember Negroes here win have
building on the fair grounds for
their own exhibits. This building
viii be built and managed by Me-
gr6ss exclusively and viii exhibit
only Negro achievements during
their seventy years of freedom.
One hundred thousand dollars will
be spent to erect this building. The
work is now under way.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
HERE'S A FRUIT SALAD
THAT'S ALWAYS HANDY


An enticing wholesome fruit sa-
lad when choice of fresh fruits is
limited.
4 cups fresh or canned diced pine
apple
4 bananas, cut lengthwise in quar-
ters
/ cup chopped fresh dates
II cup chopped almonds, blanched
1 lb. creamed cottage cheese
Method: This serves four as q
meal, six or seven as a side salad
Mix pineapple, dates and nuts to-
gether, place the sliced bananas in
four ways, laying out the mixture
as base for dinner of cottage
cheese. You may top this with q
salad dressing.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
CARMEL FRosTINe


/ cup dark brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
4 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 cup sweet cream
Few grains salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
Combine dark brown sugar, gra-
nulated sugar and cream of tartar
in a large saucepan. Add cream
and stir until well blended. Place
over low fire. heat and stir until
sugar is entirely dissolved. Boil,
stirring frequently, until mixture
win formal very soft ball when
tested in cold water or until candy
thermometer indicates 232 degrees
F. Beat until creamy and Of right
consistency to spread. Spread on
quickly. Makes enough frosting to
cover tops Of two s-inch cake lay
ers.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
VEGETABLES FOR YOUR AUTUMN MENUS
ARE NOW ECONOMICAL AND APPETTZTNC

When cabbage comes into the
market in quantity and is cheap,
try this creamed cabbage dish for
the family:
Dreamed Cabbage.
One small head of cabbage; one
cup milk; one teaspoon of flour;
one-haf teaspoon salt; one-half
teaspoon sugar; one tablespoon
butter; one-fourth teaspoon pep
per. Boil the cabbage, broken in
small pieces in enough water to
cover, for one-half hour. Drain.
Add the milk which has been Thu
ckened with the flour; let boil, then
add other ingredients. Serve very
hot. Enough for four or five.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
BEAUTY SECRETS
BY
Geraldine Morris
N. N. F. Beauty Expert
BLEACHING A DRY SKIN


am often asked by my patrons
for an effective bleach for the skin.
After examining the skin find it
quite dry Before one can get sat
isfactory results from treatment
for this condition, the skin must
be softened and fabricated through
the use of a tissue cream. A dry
skin does not respond to bleaching
treatments because the outer lay
er is lacking in blood supply. Get
your skin in good condition and
then apply a bleach, which should
be recommended by beautician
who has a knowledge of the scien-
tific care of the skin and who has
had experience In this line of work.
II your forehead is very dry and
your face seems normal, examine
your scalp for dandruff, which is
probably the real cause of your
dry forehead. Correct the dandruff
and your forehead will return to
it's normal condition.
Should you have a thick skin
and large pores, use light cleans
ing cream. BY light I mean one
that quickly turns to liquid when
applied. Do not wipe it away as
quickly as most women do. Leave
it on a few minutes and repeat
until the skin is thoroughly clear
of ali dirt. After you have salts
fled yourself that your face is We
ry clean, and free of dirt, apply
an astringent lotion with absorb
ent cotton.
Another helpful habit is to give
the face a cold water bath each
morning. am warning you new
er to leave cream on the face over
night If you have large pores. This
will help to make them larger.
Next week I will tell you great
secret about Young Skin-the kind
you have wondered about when
you look at your girl friend and
wonder how she retains it.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
HoRsERADIsH JELLY
HELPS MEAT DISHES


One way to furnish nippy re-
lish that is interesting for those
meat dishes that require it is to
put it into a horseradish jelly.
cup horseradish
liz cups sugar
" cup liquid pectin
Green vegetable coloring
Y cup vinegar
Method: Combine the horse
radish and vinegar. Add the green
coloring to give the desired color.
Add the sugar, stir, bring to boil.
AS soon as it boils, add pectin, stir
constantly and boil II minute. Re-
move from the fire, skim, and pour
into glass. Cover with paraffin.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
PEACH MOUSSE

Peach mousse is an appropriate
conclusion to a roast lamb dinner
l cup whipping cream
/ teaspoon gelatin, granulated
2 tablespoons cold water
4 tablespoons hot water
IL cups peach pulp
Few grains salt
" cup sugar.
Method: Soak gelatin in cold
water and dissolve in hot water.
Add sugar, salt and gelatin to the
peach pulp and mix thoroughly.
Let stand until cool and fold into
cream which has been whipped I'M
til firm.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
Cabbage and Tomatoes

One head young cabbage; two
cups stewed or canned tomatoes;
one tablespoon butter; one-half cup
cream. Chop the cabbage and COW
er with water. Boil slowly, uncov-
cred, until tender. Change the wa
ter once When tender season lib
orally with salt and pepper and
add the tomatoes and butter. Sim
mer for twenty minutes. Very
carefully stir in a cup of cream
and serve. Serves four or five.
Baked Asparagus
Cut asparagus into inch lengths
and boil until tender. Drain. Put
a layer in a buttered baking dish.
Season with salt, pepper, dot with
bits of butter. Sprinkle with
crumbs and minced, hard-cooked
eggs. Repeat this layer until the
dish is filled. Have crumbs on top
for the final layer. Bake twenty
minutes in a moderate oven, $50
degrees F. Serves six.
Perfection Onions
Eight medium sized onions,
peeled and sliced in rings; sweet
milk to cover the onions, and let
them soak for one-haf hour; drain
and toss in flour. Fry in deep, hot
fat, using frying basket and cook
until delicately brown. Serve with
hot hamburger or any other meat.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24

HOUSEWIVES viii be glad to
II hear that The largest annual
amount OF canned salmon ever
produced in Alaska has just been
reported to the Bureau Of Fish
cries, Department OF Commerce.
The total pack Of 7.4S1.s30 cases
Of all species Of salmon. shows an
increase of 2,25e,2z6 cases over
the 1888 pack and exceeds the
largest previous pack. that OF
1926, by over 10000 cases.
The following sentence from the
report will ALEC lse Of interest to
housewives who have q preference
for a particular species OF salmon:
with the exception Of kings,
which declined 10 per cent. all
species showed increases over the
5-year average, aa follows: cohoes,
about 30 per cent; chums, 8 per
cent; pinks. AZ per cant; and reds,
81 per cent"
Substitute for HIsh-Prleed Meat
Added Importance IL given to
this news item, because Of the fact
that with the present shortage Of
two and . half billion pounds Of
meat in America. the price of meat
has risen 41.S9s since February
1888. according to q report OF the
United States Department Of Com
merce. Owing to its high protein
content, the alternative to high
priced meat Is ash, 30 the present
abundance Of salmon is expected
to reduce household food budgets
to q considerable extent.
Hsish has been found Of vital i'm
pOrtancs in the diet. not only for
TIA protein content but also for its
tendency to ward OF anemia,
goitre, ricketts, and other ills.
Salmon IL the canned fish con-
sumod IN the greatest quantity.
Aftsr Il come tuna. sardines,
shrimp, mackerel, clans and
oysters.
Fish is the easiest Of all flesh
foods to digest because It contains
no gristle. tough muscle or con.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
Alaska Breaks
It's Own Record
Cans More Salmon Than
In The Peak Year 1926

receive tissue, which are dfGlcult
to masticate and resistant to d.
gestive juices. Fish flesh Is tender
because Ash do not have to SUP
port their body weight, but. In
stead, are buoyed up by the water
In which they swim. They require
no heavy bony framework or
tough sinews and strong muscles
to support them. At this season
Of the year, when easily digestiblo
foods are in demand, this fact u
of particular Importance.
This unusually large pack Of
salmon, at low prices, affords an
opportunity for housewives to cut
their food costs and at the same
time serve a variety Of delicious
dishes, for salmon has . wide
variety Of uses.
Smart New Ways With Salmon
Salads and Sandwiches, particu-
larly In demand at this season, are
attractive as well as delicious
when made with salmon. The
current use Of cress, instead Of
lettuce, gives pleasing color con-
trast with salmon and also en-
hances its taste In salads, sand
witches and canapes.
Smart ways OF preparing baked
and scalloped salmon for the main
dish of the meal are constantly
being devised by dietitians, owing
to the demand of modern hostesses
for these healthful and delicious
dishes Most OF these require only
the addition of q savory sauce.
such as Hollandaise, Bechamel or
Maitre d'Hotel sauce, and 3 lev
minutes in the oven.
Tuna fish is also deieOtable pre-
pared with these sauces, baked In
the oven and topped with grated
cheese to add color and distinctive
flavor. Many housewives are now
stocking up with q plentiful sup
ply Of salmon, while the prices
are low, and also adding sufficient
tuna to vary the hsh menus.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
FOOD

What interests military men
most is the report that Mussolini
is having trouble getting food for
his army. He is supposed 20 be
buying beef from two British Col
onies In South Africa and paying
double price for all he can get.
Even so, they say he is getting
more shanks and horn than he is
steaks. The favorite Italian army
dish may soon be OK tail soup an
edible dish but not so hot for an
army with fighting to do.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

CLASSIFIED SERVICE
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
for Sale

USED CARS
Brightwood Motor Sales, 5S32 Georgia Ave.
SEE BELL FIRST
We have several exceptional good buys In
Fords. Chevs.. Phys. Bucks. from 1929 to
1884 models; also prices range from $57
up: all cars guaranteed as recommended
by Bell Motor Co.. Plymouth-De Soto Deal
ers, 456 to $50 New York Ave. N. W.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

FORD, 1880 Standard Coupe-Sacrifice
S135. Call North 4764-J evenings.
FORD 1881 4-door Town Sedan. excellent
Sacrifice. $780, Decatur 2175.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-02-08
County Relief
$46,481 Year
That Amount, Less $4,045.36, Cost
Administration Federal Aid
Past Year.

From the inception of tn.
federal relief program in Septem-
Der, 1882, to September 80, last
Montana received and disbursed
49, 73,154.51 in extending assist
ance to its unfortunates, accord
ing to a recently detailed report
of relief activities by the Mon
tana relief commission.
The report shows receipt of fed
ederal Reconstruction Finance cor
poration grants amounting to $4,-
795 .642, and $6,66O.411 under the
FERA, a total of $11 ,456, O53. State
funds amounted to $90,372.6S.
Administrative costs were $915,-
652.03, and other expenditures
were s47,445.65, making an ag-
gregate, with the actual relief
disbursements above, of more than
ten million dollars.
OF this total. Big Horn county
received SAG. 481 go. The cost of
administration of this fund was
S4.O45.36. leaving a net Of $42,-
1926 actually expended in this
county for food and other house
hold necessities. clothing. fuel.
medical aid. feed for livestock.
work and cash relief, and other
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-02-08
NORTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR
OUSTED BY SUPREME COURT

The North Dakota supreme
court, last Saturday, ruled Gov
ernor Thomas H. Noodle, who took
Office Jan. 7, last is not qualified
to hold that Office on the ground
he had not lived in the state five
consecutive years before election
as required by the state consti-
tuition. The governor admitted he
had voted in Minnesota in 1880
while temporarily employed on a
newspaper there, but commended it
was not his intention to give up
his North Dakota citizenship.
Immediately after receiving the
courts decision, Governor Noodle
sent for Lieutenant Governor WAL
ter Wexford, who is affiliated with
the Nonpartisan League, and turn
ed over the Office to him.
Governor Moody was the second
Democrat ever elected to the
North Dakota governorship.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-02-08

Where Twins Are Rare
1"lns are so rare an occurrence
among the natives Of Uganda thai
tneir arrival is made the occasion Of
a feast.