davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
NO ABONAN A LOS TABA-
QUEROS Ell R MI
NIMO

Habana mario 25.-Una conf
sion que representaba al Sindi-
cato de Tabaqueros visit6 aver
al Secretario del Trabajo para
informatle que no Sc abona ell
formal minimo a los operarios
del ramO. FL secretario Emilio
Gaspar Rodriguez aleg6 que no
podia atendeE7os con motive de
la mudanza de las oficinas de la
secretaria y traslad6 la entire
vista para una fecha pr6xima.
Agreg6 ademas que de este mo-
do 6l haria que estuviera presen
te en- dicha entrevista ell Presi-
dente de Ia cOmisi6n de salaries
minimOs en- aquel mOmentO an-
SGRta-
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

Ell SIR. J. M. LEE, interven-
tor de Contribuciones del Es-
tado, ha lanzado SUI candida
tura para la reelection. La pla
taforma del Intervention Lee eS
sencilla, pero elOcuente: "Se-
guirs cumpliendo con mi de =
Der, como 10 he hecho hasta Ell
presente." Y es verdad. FL Sc
nor Lee ha sido, en- las funcio-
mes a su cargo, un verdaderO
defensor de los intereses de la
comunidad.
Merece ser reelectO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

Sc asegura que, entire otras
reformas al Codigo Penal, Ell
GobiernO de Hitler proyects
declarar legal el "duelO de ho-
nor entire caballeros."
10 cual ouiere decir que, CO.
mo en- la Edad Media, Ell que
sepa manjar mjOr las armas,
sepa manejar mejor las Srmas,
Y ell Que reciba una Ofenss y
no sepa empuhar una espada
o esgrimir una piAola, habra
perdido su honor, o tendra que
perder la vida.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
A FUNCl0-
MAR LOS centres DE


Habana, MARIO 25.-Al salir
del Consejo de Secretaries cele-
brado aver por la tarde, Ell doc
tor Anaya MurillO infOrm6 a
los periodistas que tenia la alb
soluta seguridad de que a CO.
mienzos de abril reanudarani
sus tareas los centric SIDE ense-
nanza, en- receso desde la pasa-
da huelga revOlucionaria de
MARIO del 35.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
AUMENTAN LOS IMPUES-
TOS A%NRQRTACIoN
EN- LA REPUBLNCA ME-
XICANA

Mexico, mario 25.-El presi-
mado uno decreto Rumentando
mado IN decreto aumentondo
ell gravamen a los articulosN de
importation, sobre TODD a Is
espaholes. Sc estima que este y
una represalia pOf Ell impuesto
eleRadO que impusO la peninsu-
Ia a los famosOs garbanzos me
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
UN DEBATE EN- Ell
FUTURE CONGRESO

Habana, mario. 25.-Reuni-
dos aver en- ell Capitolio de la
Rep1blica los representatives
electos, sostuvieron una vivisi-
ma discussion que cast culmin6
en- un escandalo Sc dice que
German Lopez puso sobre ell Ia
pete ell asunto de los senadores
minoritarios y que las woes de
los futuros congresistas subie-
ron de tono llegando al grito.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
A LA HIPOTECA
DEL GOBIERNO PROVIN-
CIAL HABANERO

Habana, MARIO 25.-El secre
tario de Gobernaci6n inform6
que habia presentado al conseio
un proyecto de ley para autori-
Ear al gobernador de la Habana
para que pague la hipoteca del
Palacio de Balboa. Agreg6 ell Sc
nor Smith que Sc habia aproba-
do su proyecto.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
RECLAMAN LOS CONSEJE-
RIOS N ESCALA DE
SUELDOS

Habana, mario 25.-Alegan-
do un altisimo espiritu de JUS
ticia los consejeros electos han
demandado aver escala de suel-
dos que ha de medir economical
mente la capacidad Intellectual
de cada uno de ellos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

El Juez Robert r. Dewell,
p~residente de la Corte de 10
Criminal que conoce del case
seguido contra diez personals,
acusadas por ell secuestro y a
zotamiento de Shoemaker, Ro-
gers Y Poulnot, la noche del 80
de noviemLre, y Ia muerte del
primaro, decline hoy por la ma
mana decidir inmediatamente la
petici6n de la Defensa, formu-
lada durante la session de aver,
en- ell sentido de que la vista
debe pasar a otra Corte que no
este influida, como la local,
por las opiniones emitidas en-
la prensa desde que Sc produjo
ell lamentable suceso.
La session de la manana de
hoy comenz6, como la anterior
a las nueve y media. Pero ell
juez decide que recesara casi
Embellishments, hasta las dos
de la tarde de hoy.
LA resolution de cierta ais
gaci6n de la Defensa ',-dijo
ell Juez Dewell a los jurados,
-"requerir nuestra atenci6n
preferente durante toda la ma
mana"
Los miembros del Jurado, y
todas las personas de la extern
sa lista de posibles jurados,
fueron citados para esta mis-
ma tarde, POGO despues de la
breve session de la mahana.
Los testigos, tanto los del
Fiscal como los de la Defensa,
fueron citados, a su vez, para
las nueve y media de la mana
ma de manana, bora en- la que
possible que commence Ell jui-
clio propiamente dicho.
En- la session de la tarde de
aver, ell Jefe de los letrados de
la Defensa, Pat Whitaker, So
licito nuevamente un Gambia
de tribunal.
Whitaker habl6 por espa =
clio de dos horas. Dijo que los
peri6dicos de Tampa hablan
realizado una campaha "de vi
llama" en- contra de los acusa-
dos, y que la opinion pGblica
sido influida de tai ma
nera por esta campaha, que
era muy dificil, 81 no imposi-
BILE, Obtener en- Tampa un jul
clio impartial.
Para argumentar en- contra
tom6 POGO despues la palabra
ell Fiscal Farrior. FL Fiscal fue
muy breve. Apenas 81 haRI6 du-
rante unos diez minutes. Dijo
que no existia resentimiento al
guno contra los acusados, y
que las informaciones y comen
tarios puhJicados por la prensa
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
REORGANIZATION DE SER
VICIOS MUNICIPALES Y
JUNTA DE CONTRIBU-
YENTES

Habana, MARIO 25-Tam-
bi6n Sc aprob6 en- Ell COnsejo de
Secretaries conferir al Alcalde
de la Habana la autorizaci6n
para la complete reorganiza-
.ci6n de los servici6s municipal
les. autorizandolo ademas para
que convOque a una junta de
contribuyentes .
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
UN MUERTO
EN- GIBARA

Habana, MARIO 25.--El Al
calde de Gibara ha nOtificado a
Ia Secretaria de Gobernaci6n,
que en- la Gale Marina ha apa-
recido ell cadaver de un hOmbre.
POGO despues ell muerto fue
identificado como Sebastian Re
clio Dobal. Las autoridades in
wesleyan las causas y los auto
res del thechO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
LA CAMPANA PARA LAS
ELECCIONES E~SPANOLAS
COMPLEMENTARIAS ES-
TAN RESULTANDO FLO
JAS

Madrid, mario 25.-Con mo-
two de la estrecha censura y de
la Ley de Orden PGblicO ahora
EN- vigor, la campaha politica
para elecciones complementa-
rAs carece de entusiasmo pOr
complete.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

Ell PVesidente dsI Brasil, Sc
nor Gethlio Vargas ha orde-
nado la detenci6n de mas de
Ochocientas persOnAs, entEe las
que Sc encuentran, senadokes,
Representatives., oficialss del e.
jsrcito, ObrerOs, campesinos,
empleados, estudiantes, etc.
Asi Sc "'hace patia"..... en-
'nuestra America" N
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
UN INSTITUTE CIVICO MI
LITAR

Habana, Mario 25.-Recien
temente sc inaugurara en- esta
ciudad un Institute Civico Mill
tar para auxiliar a la nihez
desvalida. Para supervisor sus
tareas sc nombrara a un capt.
tan del Ejercito, a otro de la
Marina, a un obrero y a un
campesino, correspondence al
Quartet General del Ejercito la
designation del director de di-
chO Institute. Sc proyecta que
en- el future ell Institute tenga
distintas delegaciones en- las
provincias. Esta obra, como la
del Dispensario de hygiene Es-
collar, tambien en- proyecto,
han de mantenerse con fondos
de la loteria nacional a cuyo e.
.fecto Sc aumentara ell precio
de los billetes.
Sc habla tambien de- cons
truir un sanatorio para tuber.
culosos en- las Tomas de Trini-
dad. -
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
CREDITO PARA
SOBRESUELDO

Habana, Mario 25.-Ayer
acord6 Ell consejo oe Secreta-
rioS un cr6dito de $56,166 pa
ra Mgar sobresueldos, por con
cepto de antigdedad a los EN-
pleados dA la Secretaria de Co
municaciones.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

ha apoderado de todas las gan
aes industrias nacionales
Hay un refrain casteIlsno que
dicei "a rio revueltO, ganan-
eia de pescadoreS."
NussOlini siempre fus un
g An pescadOr.... de OPOrtuni :
dades.
sUSTTTUTo
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

FL Duce ha vaticinadO una
prOnta guerra y, como para
que todO Ell pals crea en- "a pa
IAbras, ha disueltO La ficci6D
4 ParIa@saas qul tenis y -
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

Ell Gran Jurado del Conda-
do est6 decidido a acabar con
ell juegO ilicito.
Esta vez Ia coSa no es de
''juego."
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
COMMENTARIES
AL MARGEN

Pat Whitaker ha removable
su peticion de Que ell juicio con
ira diez personas acusadas de
secuestrO y a~sesinato pase a
otro Condado.
Basa su peticion ell distingui
do abogado, en- ell estadO de o.
pinion, que asegura,-con ra-
ION, que Sc ha tornado en-
torno al repugnante delito que
la justicia trata de esclerecer.
Ahora bien, no obstante coin
cidir con ell abogado Whitaker
en- 10 cue 81 califica de "estado
apasionado de la opinion" no
sotros creemos Que ell case no
debe e trasladAdo a otrO
Condado.
Porque, ST es cierto ese "es-
tado de opinion" no es menos
cierto Que este Sc concrete al
hecho en- 81, sin prejuzgar
quien o quienes puedan e los
autores o inductores del hecho.
Demuestrese, ante los jurados
COMPLETENESS, que los acusados
no tuviercn participation en- Ell
hecho, y TODD ell mundo,-y no.
sotros al frente de ese "estado
de opinion, pediremOs su
Immediate rehabilitation.
En- res1men. Nosotros, y con
nosotros la opinion publica, y
con seguridad ell propiO Viii
taker, cOndenamos ell hecho, y
dejamos que la justicia aclare
ell nombre de sus autores.
Pero no podemos compartir
Ia opinion del distinguido abo-
gado de la Defensa, porque
clio seria ~confesar que hemos
perdido la fe en- la justicia de
nuestra ciudad.
Nuestra decepci6n no llega
hasta csc extreme.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

Ell Gobierno Provisional Gu
bano ha disuelto los Tribuna-
les de Urgencia del interior de
la IsIa, manteniendO los de La
.Habana.
Parece Que, en- la capital de
la vecina repGblica, aun exis-
&c la "urgencia" de Tribunales
de exception.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

Ell presidente electo de Gu
ba, doctor Miguel Mariana Go
meg ACADIA de declarar en- Pa
mama que 81 'nO es comunis-
.ta."
BESIDE luego, amigo, SComo'
81 no, hubiera sido possible su
acuerdo con Batista y Caffery?
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
SALES TAX
RETURNS DUE
ON APRIL IS

Last day for filing first quarter,
1896, sales and use tax returns is
April IS. warns Ray Edgar. member
OF the state board of equalization
from the fourth equalization district
Edgar also points out that taxes
must be paid on or before April Is
in order to avoid penalties and in
terest. Taxpayers should be partic-
ular TO see that remittances are
mailed early enough so that en-
velopes will bear a post mark prior
10 midnight April Is. Edgar explains
that penalties and interest accrue
process Of law and if payments are
not made before delinquency date
penalties automatically attach.
It has become apparent that some
merchants and retailers, through
carelessness or otherwise, allow their
sales tax to become delinquent a
week or 10 days nearly every quar-
ter These merchants should real
ize that their continued delinquency
Of several quarters piles up excessive
penalties.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
SOIL RATED IN
NEW SURVEY

Rating each soil type found in the
50 soil survey areas of California,
Bulletin 500 of the University of
California College of Agriculture
has just been published. 1t is avail
able free from the College of Agri-
culture at Berkeley or from any
farm advisor. The title is. A Rat
ing of California Soils.
The bulletin explains that there
is a great variety of soil conditions
found in California. due TO the wide
range in climatic conditions have
given rise to such a variety of soils
that more than $50 separate and dis
tinct soil series have been recog-
nized and mapped in the soil sur
veys of California.
Although the different soils are
more or less regional in their dis
tribution over the state and usually
in an obviously logical arrangement
an intricate intermingling of soil
series in any given area.
The necessity for a numerical eX-
preston of the relative agricultural
value of these various soils led r.
Earl Storie, assistant soil technol-
ogiSt in the university, to prepare
what has become generally known
as the Storie index method of soil
evaluation. In this bulletin written
by Storie and w. w. Weir. asso-
ciate drainage engineer, the soils
are rated according to this index.
Maps of the state, showing soil rat
ingS accompany the bulletin.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
OSBORNE TO CONFER ON BUYING OLD TRANSIENT CAMP
Hearst Blamed for
COP. Dissension

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April g.
U.Pr-The California Republican
assembly made public today a con-
fidential report which blamed Gov.
Frank F. Merriam, Gov ALI M
Landon of Kansas and Publisher
William Randolph Hearst for
splitting the party into bitter fac
tionS.
As a result of Merriam and
Hearst supporting the presidential
candidacy of Landon and oppoS-
inc the uninstructed delegation
sponsored by the state central COM
mittee. the Republican primary
contest May 8 will be fight be-
tween the Merriam Hearst forces
and THE rest of the Republican
party Edward S. Shattuck, pres
ident of the assembly, said.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09

had ordered legal representatives
to start court action to halt the
house inquiry.
Bell contended the leaders APP
parently are getting nervous over
the disclosures of abused con-
and betrayed and violated con-
fidences.'
Referring TO the opposition of
the directors of the Smith anti
lobbying bill, Bell charged the
Townsend organization with all
Of its press agentry in the Town
send weekly and through its thou
sands of paid speakers and organ
izerS, all working and undemo-
cratic pledges to speak only those
words placed in their mouths by
leaders at headquarters has admit
ted it collected practically ST.
100000"
Bell said the opposition to the
investigation was more than a
coincidence"
He pointed out threats OF court
action against the committee &C.
CURED just as a subcommittee
headed by Rep Joseph A. Cav
agan, D., N. Y, was preparing to
leave for the west coast. nerve
center of the inquiry to head a
in quest of evil
dence.
OARP directors termed the con-
gressional inquiry "unwarranted
and unconstitutional" and attacked
James R. Sullivan. Kansas City,
the committees counsel as a pol
itical puppet' of the Pendergast
in Missouri.
The directors completed Town
sends new reorganization plan
begun after the resignation of
Robert E. Clements as OARP sec
'etary treasurer.
They accused Clements of con-
piring with George Highley. pres
ident of a large Los Angeles Town
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
Engineer Plunges
To Death at Dam

SANTA BARBARA, April 9. W.P
Leonard J. Butler, 23-year- old IN
iversity of Arizona graduate en-
gineer, plunged $50 feet to his death
when he slipped on spillway at
Gibraltar dam.
Butler and four other engineers
had been transferred from Ventura
county to determine the amount of
silt accumulated in the dam, and
was killed on his first visit to his
new job
His father, Rev John Butler,
Tuba, Ariz., and his brother arrived
here TO claim the body today.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
Telescope Mirror
Starts Last Lap

NEEDLES, Calf, April 9. UP
California Institute of Technology's
huge 200-inch telescope mirror to-
day starts on the next to last jump
of its slow transcontinental journey
to Pasadena, Calf.
The costly piece of glass arrived
here last night from Winslow, Ariz.
BY nightfall tonight it will reach
San Bernardino where again the
special train will pause until morn
ing.
The mirror glass is to be un-
loaded tomorrow morning nd
carted to a two-story laboratory
where for the next four years it
will be ground and proceSsed in pre-
paration for its installation on Pal
omar mountain in San Diego county.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
DRUNK DRIVER
FACES CHARGE

LONG BEACH, Cal, April 3.
UP)-Hugh E. Buchanan, "a, Hun
tington Beach, was held today Tor
preliminary hearing on drunk
driving charges as the result OF
a crash that fatally injured Mrs.
K. Imato, 26, of Los Angeles. Mrs,
Imato died today. Five others
hurt in the accident on Monday
are recovering.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09

parlment Of finance. the State Re-
ief administration. and the state
controller, Ray L. Riley.
The county submitted a bid for
The buildings which were built by
The state on county property sew
eral years ago to provide housing.
facilities for INDECENT transients.
Supervisors contend the state
representatives agreed to give the
buildings 10 the county when the
state Ras through with them. The
state contends there is no written
evidence of the agreement and re-
Gently asked for bids for the build
lngs
Osborn hopes to make arrange
ments with the officials for a set
iiement of the misunderstanding
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
Grass Valley Men
Escape in Crash

NEVADA CITY, Cal. April 9.
UP)-Five Grass Valley men eX-
perienced an airplane crash and
emerged from the wreckage with
out serious injury last night.
The cabin monoplane, returning
from a pleasure flight, nosed into
the ground near the airport as it
settled to land, and was demolish-
ed
Its occupants, who were taken
to Grass Valley for treatment,
were Pilot L. A. Perrett, James
Holmes, j. P. McKenna, Carl Sahl
and Gus Helbach.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
CUSTODY OF BOY
ACTOR SOUGHT

NEW YORK, April 8. UP-Mrs.
Lillian Mae Bartholomew arrived
from England today to begin fight
to regain custody of her film star
son, Freddie Bartholomew, and his
81 ,500-a-week salary.
F'reddie'S father, a war cripple.
told her to bring Freddie back but
not to injure his future" Mrs. Bar
tholomew said She added she had
been communicating with Secretary
of Labor Frances Perkins about the
legality of her sons prolonged resi-
dence in the United States.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
Pouring Water on
Fighting Docs Cruel

LOS ANGELES, April 9. up
Mrs. K. Kawano. japanese restaur-
ant proprietor, was quite right in
stopping a dog fight, Judge Frank
G. Tyrell decided today. But when
she poured boiling water over them.
that was going TOO far. He found
her guilty of cruelty TO animals.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
Would-Be Suicide
Leaves Cigars, Wine
For His SURVIVORS

MADRID, April 9. U.P)-Vicente
Alfonso, vainly attempted suicide to-
day after leaving a box of cigars on
the table for the coroner and bot
tie of champagne for friends who
would come for his wake. Alfonso
was in the hospital today recovering
from 20 injections of morphine and
chloroform.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09

send club, alln..gedly to "terrify'
DR.. Townsend'S brother, Walter,
a Hollywood, Cal, hotel porter, in
to resigning his membership in
OARP.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
TO HALT
INQUIRY CHARGED

WASHINGTON April 9. (UP)-Chairman C. Jasper
Bell D., No. of the house old pension investigation,
charged today that the Townsend movement trying
to halt the inquiry because of its leaders getting
iterY The Townsend organization directors previously
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-04-09
SUPERVISOR WILL
60 TO CAPITAL

County Supervisor Hugh T. Osborne will leave early
next week for Sacramento to confer with state officials
regarding purchase of the old transient camp Ell Centric
lie was authorized by the board of supervisors to
lltend conferences with REPRESENTATIVES, de-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-25
ANNUAL WEED MEET
is SET FOR ASKOV

The annual weed meeting for Pine
county will be held at the village
hall in the village of Askov on We'd
nesday, July 1, 1886, at p. m.
All town chairmen are, as usual,
directed to attend as provided by the
Weed Act But everybody is invited
to attend and participate in the dis
cussion of weed and seed control. The
subjects to be discussed will be as
follows:
New phases of the weed problem.
Weed eradication methods, costs, i'm
plements, etc. Pure seeds and weed
seeds, bargain seeds, cheap seeds,
reports of weed inspection, how to get
your neighbor to cut his weeds, relief
seed, feed and hay, and other interest
ing subjects will receive attention.
Another meeting is scheduled for
Pine county-at Pine City-in the
court house, on Thursday, July 2, at
10 to IL noon.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-25
WILLOW HOME is
WEDDING SCENE
Miss Lillian Z. Olson Becomes Bride
of South Dakota Farmer and
Will Reside There.

The home of Mrs. Lydia Perry at
Willow River, was the scene of pref
ty wedding Tuesday afternoon, June
16, when her sister, Lillian E. Olson,
became the bride of J. Conrad He'd
man of Stockholm, S. D.
A. E. Wahlstrom sang, Il Love You
Truly" and Miss Minnesota Bochek
played the wedding march. The vows
were exchanged before an improvised
altar of ferns and pink and white
gladioli, Rev. ]. o. Johanson of Moose
Lake, reading the service.
A three course dinner was served
to 80 guests, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Hedman left for a short trip to Port
Arthur, Canada. They will be at
home to their friends at their farm
near Stockholm, S. D., after July 1.
Out of town guests were: Mrs. c. A.
Werner of Strandburg, S. D.; Miss
Lilly Hedman and Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Wahlstrom and Donald of Stockholm,
S. D.; Mr.. and Mrs: A. w. Olson, c.
E. Olson, Mrs. Fred Cooper and Mrs.
E. Jameson of Walnut Grove; the
Misses Wilma and Ardys Olson of Min
neapolis; Miss Mabel Wenstrom of st.
James; Mr.. and Mrs. La Montaigne of
Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Munson
of Aitkin, and Miss Rose Lundell of
Cloquet.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-25
RITES ARE HELD FOR
FORMER COUNTY LADY

Constance Danielson, a former res
ident of Windemere township, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Dagmar Johnson, in South St. Paul
Tuesday evening at s o'clock.
Funeral services will be held at the
Shepperd Funeral Home in South St.
Paul Friday at p. m, after which
the body will be shipped to Moose
Lake where services will be held in
the Windemere M. E. church Friday
at 2 p. m. with Rev. Chas. ]. Swan
son officiating. Burial will be made
in the Blomskog cemetery.
The Danielsons were early pioneers
in Windemere, going there AZ years
ago. The husband, Edward Daniel
son, died May 5, 1923, after which
time Mrs. Danielson went to live with
her daughter, Mrs. Johnson, in South
st. Paul.
Survivors are three daughters, Mrs.
Dagmar johnson, South st. Paul, Ella
Danielson, South st. Paul, Christine
Johnson, White Bear; two sons, Peter
A., Cloquet, and Edward, Chicago;
nine grandchildren, one great-grand-
son.
The pallbearers were Herman
Storm, Gust johnson, Edward Olson,
Godfred Olson, Fred Olson and Don
Olson.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-25
FARM LOAN
GROUPS ELECT
Brook Park and Mora Choose w. G..
Boyle and JOS. Harapat, ReSpec.
lively as President.

A joint meeting of the members
of the Mora and Brook Park National
Farm Loan Association was held at
the Mora creamery auditorium Tues
day afternoon with a large number of
members present.
New officers and directors elected
for the Mora Association are as fol-
lows:
w. G. Boyle, president; P. D. Cut
Ter, vice president; James Sutton, L.
C. Lincoln and Charles Erickson, di-
rectors.
New officers and directors elected
for the Brook Park Association are
as follows:
Jos. Harapat, ST., president; Ole
Larson, vice president; John Hall
strom, N. S. Guam and Bert Chase,
directors.
Under the new Federal Land Bank
set-up, the associations in Mile Laos,
Kanabec and Pine counties are to be
handled out of a central office at
Mora.
Mr.. Oscar Thilquist of Milaca, was
elected secretary of both of these as
sociations. 1t is expected the new
set-up will be organized so that it
will commence to function shortly
after July 1.
A representative of the Federal
Land Bank was at this meeting and
gave an interesting talk.