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The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
ALL BIDS

The state highway commission has rejected
all bids for the construction of a street
through Eureka, in Lincoln county, because
of the high costs of right of way, which, DR..
H. J. McGregor, chairman of the commission,
said were far out of line with the project.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
FEEDER ROAD UPKEEP

Counties must give proof to the state high
way commission that they are maintaining
their present secondary feeder roads before
the road board will build them any more, DR..
H. J. McGregor, chairman of the state high
way commission, announced recently.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
WORK Is REGTTN

Work has started on the s78,913 paving
ena. 1t will be completed by July 81, accord
ing to Chief Highway Engineer D. A. McKin-
non. The firp of F. M. Kelly & Son Of Butte
has the contract.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
RANK

Frank H. Johnson, state superintendent of
banks, has announced that a dividend of 10
percent will be paid to the creditors of the
closed Circle State bank. The amount to be
distributed is SO, 428. 81.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
AT THE
STATE HOUSE
RInDEIJ Is APPOINTED

Governor Holt has announced the appoint
ment of William Riddell of Billings as a mem
Der of the Montana relief commission. Riddell,
who is president Of the Montana coal min
ers' union, has served upon the commission
before.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
ARE HEARD

Oral arguments have been made in the su-
preme court in an Injunction suit brouhgt to
test the constitutionality of the state law
under which the Montana State university
seeks federal funds for a new journalism
department building.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
TO NAME COMMITTEE

Governor Holt will name a committee to
determine whether the state board OF land
commissioners shall authorize a bid on a
$26,000 bond issue by the town of Bainville
made to provide funds for improving and
repairing the waterworks system.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

BOZEMAN-When he was literally blown
out OF a speeding car on the highway west
OF here Frank Campbell of Helena was pain
fully but not seriously injured. Campbell was
enroute to Bozeman with Warren Moses, as
representatives of the federal housing admin
istration to attend Bozeman's better housing
exposition. Moses was driving the car between
so and so miles an hour, he said, when Camp
bell, apparently to toss out a cigaret stub.
pushed the handle OF the car door. The door
opens at its front and the wind snatched it
wide, hurting Campbell to the road. He suf-
fered bruises and abrasions from his fast
roll down the paved surface.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

Montana highway patrol is
going to provide Il free brake-testing service
for motor vehicles operated on the highways
of this state. Patrol cars will be equipped
with apparatus to test brakes on all vehicles.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

last regular teachers exam
nations in Montana will be held at the coun-
ty seats of all counties May 7, s and 8, Miss
Elizabeth Ireland, state superintendent of in
struction, announced a few days ago. There
will be a special examination of teachers in
August, and after that the new law passed
by the late legislature, requiring all teachers
to have a two-year course at a normal school
will De issued on the normal school diploma.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

The state highway commission has awarded
a contract for the construction of a Mil
Waukee railroad overpass on Orange street in
of right of way difficulties. Thomas Staunton
Of Great Falls was the successful bidder at
s111,686. 10.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

After coming to a complete stop on
a grade, care should be taken to avoid
slipping back, when starting.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

car driven by Bert Hartman
of Ethridge turned over about five miles west
OF the city. A Cut Bank man and two sisters
OF Hartman, Irene and Marjorie. were pass
engers in the auto. The latter sustained num-
erous bruises ON her body and n laceration
on her head, and as n result sIent several
days in the hospital.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

The 'possum provides the hunter both
commercial fur and a dinner as well.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

members of the newly Incorporated Park
Branch Water Users association.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

an estimated cost of S82, 900
the Northern Pacific Railway Co. will con-
struct a seven-stall section at the roundhouse
here this summer. Bernard Blum, chief en-
gineer for the railroad, state a few days ago.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

EWIST w N-Fergus county officials
pressed anew the search for the murderer of
Joe Di Claudio, slain during the winter in
his shack near Winifred, when they received
what they described as important information
from Luke S. May, Seattle criminologist, who
was called to investigate the case.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

LIyINGSTON-Work has begun on con-
struction of the park branch canal water
canal is to be IS miles long and will bring
water from the Yellowstone river to farmer
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
Treasure State
News in Brief

LEWISTOWN-Ffve persons were injured,
four of them seriously, in two traffic acct
dents in Fergus county one Sunday recently.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

LANDUSKY-Three days after his brother
died at Malta of Loan Davis, SO.
succumbed to the same malady at his home
here.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
BOHEMIAN

BOZEMAN-Community sanitation project
have gone into effect since last fall OH 1,5OI
farms, rural schools and DWELLINGS connected
with sewers, M. S. Stanley of Bozeman, STATE
supervisor of sanitation, announced recently
Given enough labor, he said, 1000 could b.
installed in Montana by June |.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

ANACONDA-James smith is the new county
relief administrator here succeeding Eugene
Burris, resigned. Smith had been accountant
in the office the last two years.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
SILVER ROW COITRT 7

The state supreme court has affirmed the
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

LEWISTOWN-The storage dam at Valen
tine to impound about Is, 900 acre feet @
water will be completed early in April, And
BriScoe, district WPA cngineer. said. The dar
was begun under the old WpA organization
about two years ago and work was continues
under supervision of the FERA and WPA
total cost of the project has been esti
mated at 500, 900.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
M ELVIN P.U wi
Mg~1 t
- 46W0

formerly Americas
ace G-Man, who di-
rected the capture of
nIIinnar NDrathu
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

M~ISSOULA-Dr Oren Orahood. pastor of
the First Christian church in Missoula, has
accepted the call of the historical Central
Christian church in Salt Lake City.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

BUTTE-Mrs. j. Fred Woodside of Dillon
was reelected Montana state regent of the
DaughterS of the American Revolution at the
close of the SD annual conference here re-
Gently.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

LIVINGSTON department of commerce
short wave radio station is in operation on
a 24-hour a day basis at the airport here
now, sending hourly weather data to other
ground stations and to rilots.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of all farmins
sections in Flathead county who attended an
Hungry Horse dam and Tally lake irrigation
projects in this county.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

BUTTE-The federal census of business and
manufacturing has been completed in three
more counties. Judith Basin, Big Horn and
Meagher, it was announced here by M. L
Schwartz state supervisor.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

MISSOULA-Nearly 200, 900 pounds of sugar
beet seed is being distributed to growers in
western Montana. The seeds are being loaded
at various points in the Flathead and bitter
Root valleys.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

estate of Charles L. An
ceney. well known stockman who died Feb.
%. was valued at about 1000, in a petit
ton for letters of administration in district
court here.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

KALISPELL-A recent survey of $50 stu
dents at Flathead County high school revealed
a surprising change in student ambitions for
Jobs after they have finished their schooling.
OF the $50 students interviewed few were
planning on professional careers and most
of them were primarily interested in obtain
ing any kind of a job that would give them
a living.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

HELENA-Montana has 5,497 miles of high
ways on which more than $50, 600, 900 we're
expended in carrying out the federal highway
system program, according to the annual re-
port of the state highway commission. The
state highway system includes 2.438. TIA miles
sraveled surface roads, 1888 $50 miles of graded
ROADS, l6. 78S miles of bridges. The total cost
is given in the report as $50, 553, 283.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

GREAT FALLS-Miss Josephine Stout of the
Deaconess hospital at Sidney is the new
president of the Montana Deaconess Hospita,
association, elected at the close of the anuua.
meeting. Mary Ellen Davidson of Billings was
elected vice president and Pearl Ann Steffel
OF Havre, secretary-treasurer.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Rexford are still
dependent upon the Great Northern water
tank for their supply of domestic water.
School boys are kept busy delivering water
at 80 cents a barrel. The towns water sys-
TEN has been frozen for nearly two months
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

VIRGINIA CITY-W. E. Fry, district for
est ranger at Ennis, has been transferred to
the Orofino, Ida, ranger station. where he
Will serve the forestry department as assistant
range examiner. Verne Edwards will succeed
Fry at the Ennis station.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

The Association of Pacific Fish cries places the stocks of canned salmon in packers hands on July 30 at 349.S33 cases. a reduction during the month of 51S,S0S easeS. July was said to have been a record month in the decline of cannee stocks
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

4 pipe fish. approximately l5 in- ches long and no larger around than a mans finger. is on display in Ketchikan at the Tongass Ira ding company. II was brought In by .Handlcgger" Jackson. Accord ing to Kelshaw Bonham of the Cn- iversity of Washington, who Is lh Ketchikan. the pipe fish is peculiar in that the eggs are transferred from the female to the male. after being formed. and are carried by latter until they hatch.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14
BR0NCO-BUSTIN COWBOYS
 TEND SHEEP ON ALAS. RANGES

CORDOYA-There is at least one place in Alaska where the miner and fisherman. who have come to be associated with most peoples ideo of life in the North, are dis placed by that romantic figure of the western planes, the American cowboy.
 At Chernoski and Umnak Islands the Aleutian Livestock Company and the Western Pacific Lifestock Company. the latter company being the one sold al receivers sale here recently, have ranches where bands of sheep running as high as 15,- GOO in number are cared for by men who ride the rolling hills on bron- chOs, throw the lariat over the heads of cattle and wild horses, and probably also indulge in little harmless gunplay at times.
 Ideal for Stock
 The mild climate of the Aleu- tians is ideally suited to the rais- ing of sheep and cattle, according to Carlyle c. Eubank, who heads the Aleutian company, and has all so been acting as receiver of the Western Pacific for the. rast si < years. The receivership has now been closed and Eubank was here Tn connection with the sale of its assets at public auction.
 The great future of the sheen raising business lies in the fine quality of the wool produced in that locality, rather than in the sale oi meat. although the latter is a con. siderable source of revenue. The freight to the states On the fleeces is not excessive, and the premiums which they command put them ir favorable position to compete with wool from other districts
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14
CHANGES IN NAVIGATION
 AIDS TO BE RESTORED

The following aids to navigation are out of commission hut are tc be restored according to informa- tion received from the office of Superintendent of Lighthouses:
 Zimovia Strait Midchannel Rock Beacon reported destroyed March IT.
 Resurrection Bay-Hive I sland Light reported showing irregular flashes June 19.
 Aids Lighted or Restored
 Dixon Entrance - Barren Island Light restored to normal character istic August 4.
 Permanent Changes
 Shumagin Islands - Pirate Cove Light changed August to flashing white every 10 seconds: flash one second. eclipse g seconds of 30 candle power.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14
NOTICE TO HEIRS
In the Matter of the Estate of An
 tone Nelson. Deceased.

Tn the United states Commission
 CTS Court. Wrangell Precinct,
 First Division. Territory of Alas
 ka, in probate. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing on the final account and report of the undersigned ad ministrator of the estate of Antone Nelson. deceased. win be had at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon of October 3, 1886. at the United Sta tes Court house. in Wrangell, Alas. ka.
 Heirs and others interested in the said estate are hereby notified and admonished to present their claims on or before the date set for the Inal hearing
 RICHARD SURATT.
 Administrator of the Estate of Antone Nelson. deceased
 First publication: Aug II. 1936
 Last publication. Sept II, 1936. Manager. "I near you and th, leading lady are on the Quts"
 Electrician: "Yeah Il was one of the quick change scenes with the stage all dark She asked for her tights and l thought she said lights
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

The KetchiRan fire department made a midnight dash for a dish oi nrunes. IL was not, however Wl1h the object of getting a morseI Tor The mornings breakfast, but oe- cansa the dish was on the stove and after having been there too long a time. sent pillows of smoke shout the place The occurrence was in an apartment over the Gil more store. The loss was entered in the books of the fire department as cone pound of prunes."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

Charles L. Brant of Fairbanks has found wild flowers of 70 differ ent varieties in bloom on Eagle Summit on photographic trips he has made there Many of the blooms are unknown or no classifi- cation can be found for them. He has pressed the flowers and has also photographed them on 16 m.m. film in natural color.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

The Caleb Haley. packer of seine, caught fish for the New England Fish Co.,. at Ketchikan swamped last week off Cape Muzon at the southerly tip of Doll Island. A car go of fish valued at $1.500. was lost and considerable damage was done to the vessel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14
ALL-ALASKA REVIEW

bears. While he was watching. one of the wolves pulled down a cari- bou and a black bear attempted to make a kill. but the caribou which he was attacking. ran down a hill and escaped the bear The herd was running fast but the bears had no trouble keeping up.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

Two mountain sheep. a ram and a eve. stepping gingerly about in his garden. walking carefully be tween rows of potatoes, leaping oy. CT patches of growing plants, was the unusual sight afforded C. E. Blankenship at his home in Flynn, out from Seward. He attempted to get pictures, but at the slightest movement. the animals leaped the fence OCT which they had entered the garden. and dashed into the timber.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

Menace of wolves 10 game was strikingly illustrated recently to Charles Mayben, foreman of the Harrison Creek Camp of the ARC, near Fairbanks. He saw a herd of approximately 1000 caribou. In the herd were six wolves and four black
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

"A salad can be made of almost anything says a helpful hint to housewives. Just as we had suspect edi-Lincoln County, Kans.. News,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-08-14

Montgomery Ward Co.,, mail or der house. was incorporated in Alas ka with the filing of article of in corporation in Juneau last week in the office of Territorial Auditor F
 A. Boyle. The firm listed capital at 6.205.OO0 shares at non-par value.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

tax mienis."
Imrich usmial sa ma Vio-
lu a potom jej povedal:
"Ja tax hovorim, ako CT
tim. Kto raz Violu miloval,
nemoze ju zabudndt', len
tax, jestli pomaha mu vys-
sia idea, jeho viera, jeho
stav.'
A chopiac jej ruku silnej-
sic do ramona, kracal S nou
"a smutiacim zastupom k
domu starej matky, ktorej
jedinou podporou bola uz
teraz jej vnucka.
Ia sebou nechali miesto
smrti a smutku a kracali ru-
ka v ruke v ustrety zivotu,
radosti a St'astiu:
Imrich Vilinsky a jeho ze-
ma Viola. ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Mladost' a kozmetika.

Je to divine, ze slovo "mla-
dy" znepokojuje vsetkych
ludi. Kazdy a kazda chce
byt' stale mlady a mlada. A.
lie kedy je clovek mlady?.
Ked' ma 20 a ME 40 rokov?l
To ME je pravda. Mlady je
dotial', pokial' mladym wy
zera. Pod slovom "mlady"
rozumieme totiz nepocetn6
mnozstvo inych vyrazov q
pojmov, ako: dobre zacho-
valy, sviezi, plny zivotnej sic
ly, dobre vyzerajuci atd'.
Veci, ktore v mladosti su sa-
mozrejme, stavajd sa pri-
budajucim vekom vzacne q
zriedkave. Cena zeny sa o.
bycajne meria podra jej
mladosti, alebo aspon podl'a
jej zdanlivej mladosti, q
preto je pine pochopitePne,
ked' zeny pouzivajd vset-
kych moznych prostriedkov,
ably 81 udrzaly co najdlhsie
sviezi, hladky a mladistvy
oblicaj. To je zaklad j ,smy-
sci kozmetiky. V poslednych
rokoch dosiahla kozmetika
bohatych poznatkov uspe-
chow. v prekvapujucom kra-
tkom case shromazdila vse-
tky skusenosti, ktore urobila
lekarska veda s pestovanim
Pudskej pleti a vonkajsim
i vnutornym zachovanim
mladosti, a zacala sa sta
rat, aby tieto poznatky boly
pouzite v kazdodennom III
vote zeny. Kozmetika vysla
z medicfny, pretoze "mlady''
je v pravom slova smysle
vlastne "zdravy".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

nutim trpia obycajne najca-
stejsie pudia, ktori sd po-
vestnf svojou starostlivost'ou
a peelivost'ou, aby niekde
neprestydli, ktorf su vzdy al
pc usi zababuseni, aby sa O.
chranili pred zimou a sotva
vystrcia nohy z domu, uz
Ease bezia nazad k peel. U
ludi, ktorf sa takto doklad-
ne chrania proti chladu a
prestydnutiu vypestuje sa ca
som lzasna citlivost' a ne
cdolnost' voci sebemensfm
zmenam pocasia. Kazdy We
trfk ich ofukne, kazdy Ia
van trochu studensieho vzdu
chu obdaruje ich kasrom,
natchOu alebo vecmi este ne
prfiemnejsfmi. I obycajny
prievan a inc pre- ostatnych
pudi smiesne malickosti spo-
sobia u Mich prestydnutie.
Zaujfmave su tiez poznatky
z vojny: v poslednych ro-
koch svetovej vojny neboly
onemocnenia z prestydnutia
v armadach tax pocetne, a.
ko dobach mieru, hoci -
ei snad' prave preto, ze vo-
jaci boil vystaveni : kAzdej
nepohode pocasia. Met tedy
ziadnych rozumnych d6vo-
dov, ably SINE sa ustrachova-
ne bali ziny a aby SINE -
ak len skutocne nemusime
ist' do mrazu, ktory 81 mao
zaj zasluzi titul ''treskdci''
" zine sedeli len pri Pc
ci. Met tiez ziadnych do
vodov, ably SINE sa v zine
vo vyklrenej izbe obliekali
teplejsie, nez v lete. Pobyt
V izbe prekurenej je vel'mi
skodlivy, pretoze vacsina
prestydnutf vznika tym, ze z
prekurenej miestnosti dosta-
meme ,sa nahle ma studeny
vzduch. V izbe nema. byt' a
nj v zine Wac tepla,, ako
72 stupnov F. Riad'me sa
preto podl'a vyskusaneho re-
ceptu: vsetkeho s mierou -
i tepla v zine, a nemoce,
vznikajuce z prestydnutia,
bud1 mas trapit' menej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
10. JANUARA 1896.
KDE JE '.KUT" FATHER 4
KoSTIKA?

Ctena redakcia, bud'te tax
laskavf uverejnit' tento moi
maly dopis. Vel'mi som hr-
da, ze mozem cftat' Youngs-
townske Slovenske Noviny.
u ledya cakam, kym mi
pridu: vsetko necham stra-
nou a idem citat' tie novi-
ny. Ale uz diva tyzdne Go
som nevidela v mich ten kut,
do ktoreho nam Father Ko-
silk tax krasne poucenia
kazdy tyzden dopisovali. To
co som najradsie citala. Tam
nam j zaspievai, a teraz je
tax smutno bez toho klta.
TAX co sa stalo s vami,
Father Kostik, ze ste tax
naraz opustili vsetkych. ia
znam, kazda vas kdt rada
citala. TAX dfame, ze sa vra-
tite nazad ku nam v tomto
novom roku a budete nam
d'alej dopisovat'. Teraz vam
prajem dobry, st'astny .
blazeny Novy rok!
Citatel'ka Y. S. Novin
20 South Side.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

Stara Podhradska nepo-
ckala Violu, ale vyhladala
ju sama. Bolo vidiet', lie
.t'azko padne tejto hrdej, no
vekom az skp1cenej panel,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
NAME SA BAT ZIMY
ALEBO TEPLA?

Ako sa name branit' pro-
tt zine a proti nemociam,
vznikajucim prestydnutim?
Zdanlive je rada vel'mi jed
noducha a ucinna: obranou
proti zine to jest teplom.
Skdsenost' mas vsak ucf, ze
tato rada Wac skodf, nez pro
spieva. Lekarska veda We
nuje tejto otazke uz dlhu
dobu svoju pozornost' a do
sla k poznaniu, ktore ma ru-
by obracia mnohe nase "te-
pel'ne rady". V zine je vse-
obecnym zjavom, re sa vep-
mi rozmozu rome nemoce,
natcha, kasel, chripka, an
gina atd'., o ktorych sa oby-
cajne sud-, ze pochadzaju z
prestydnutia a re su tedy
zavinene zimou. Pravy opak
je obycajne pravdou: vo
velkej, prevaznej vacsine
orfpadov prestydnutie a ne
moci z neho pochadzajdce
sl zavinene ME zimou, ale
prave teplom, alebo lepsie
receno: prilisnym mnozstvom
tepla. Vsimnime 81 zaujima-
vych poznatkov lekarskej
vedy o tejto veci. Bolo ziste-
ne, re sa moznost' prestyd-
nutia vel mi zvacsi, ked' clo-
vek pricestuje do kraja te-
plejsieho, nez je kraj, v kto-
rom je zvykly zit'. Pricina
je jednoducha: telo 81 samo
reguluJe potrebnu teplotu a
prisposobi sa tepelnym po-
merom kraja, kde clovek tr-
vale zije. Nahlu zmenu te-
pelnych pomerov pociti pre-
to vepmi zivo a kym 81 zvy-
kne ma nu reagovat', trpi
zmenou. Prejavi sa to tym,
re clovek dostane nejakl
nemoc prestydnutia, vlast-
ne spravne by sa malo po-
vedat' z nahleho yacsieho
tepla, nez je clovek zvykly.
Domorodci v Afrike to do
bre vedia a citia, a neod-
vazujd sa preto vstupit' do
vyk1renej miestnosti 2 oba-
Wy, aby v teple vacsom, nez
ma axe sl obycajne vo svo-
jich krajoch zvykli, nepre-
stydli. Co vsak vidime u mas?
Pravy, zly opak. Sotva SINE
boil v zine trochu ma Ger
stvom zimnom vzduchu, uz
obycajne bezfme do izby, cd
ktorej nepravorl ocakavame,
ze bude poriadne vykurena
a uz sa tesfme, re 81 sadne-
me blfzko Iece, aby SINE sa
cimskor zahriali. Zahrejeme
sa, to je pravda, ale az moe.
TAX 'dokladne, ze prestydne-
me nahleho prechodu 70
zimy do prilisneho tepla.
Vsimnime 81 tiez. ze prestyd-