davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12

rit'. Ona mohla iba pocho-
vat to, Co L'ud. Stur vzkrie-
sill a Co nam xachoval podnes,
t. j. slovensky narod so vset-
kymi svojimi individualnymi
vlastnost'ami. Fl.
Stur vedel svojim krokom
sjednotit' vsetky slozky slo-
venskeho naroda, a v tom je
prave jeho vel'kost' a ne
smrtePnost'.
L'udovit Stur dal sloven-
skemu kolektivu zivotny e.
Ian. Vychoval cely rad ver-
nych, obetavych a nezist-
nych borrow slovenskej ma
rodnej veci.
Vel'm pekne ocenuje STU
ra uz nebohy slovensky hi
storik Julius Botto, ked' ho-
vori: "Stur vychoval narodu
slovenskemu muzov raznych,
obetavych, opravdivych ma
rodnych hrdinov. Kdezto pri-
vrzenci materializmu a rea-
lizmu zradili narod. Sturov
heggelianizmus nebol ami
fantaziou, ami polosnom, ale
- aby SINE sa tax vyslovili
- idealnym realizmom. On
It. j. Stdr) prvy vrhol sa ma
pole realnej cinnosti. Spra-
coval slovenskd gramatiku,
zalozil politicky a beletristi-
cky casopis; ako snemovy
vyslanec v svojich sncmovych
reciach horlil "a zrusenie
poddanstva, urbaru, "a vse-
obecnu skolopovinnost' W.
ucbou v reci materinskej... a
vo vsetkom "a veci realne.
Kde by tn boly fantasmago-
rie a nesplnitel'ne tuzby?"
Julius Botto: Jonas Tabor
sky, str. 21-22.)
Takto vysoko 81 cenil L'u-
dovita Stura Julius Botto.
Stdr pri stvoreni spisovnej
reci slovenskej nemohol siah
nut po starych pamiatkach
slovenskych, lebo ich nebolo,
a preto siahol po zdroji l'u-
dovej reci stredoslovenskych
Slovakov, Gim mas zapal do
vsenarodneho zivota sloven-
skeho. Tymto Stdrovym kro-
kom strednej sloveneiny do
stale sa nam takeho vsena-
rodneho povysenia, o axiom
do cias L'udovita Stura sa a.
nj nesnivalo. Stur boil prvy,
ktory dial slovenskemu ma
rodu pevny realny program
ideovy a politicky, z ktore-
no este dlho budu cerpat'
nasledujuce slovenske gene
racie. Sturovi odporcovia,
ktori nemohli pochopit' Stu
rovu koncepciu vsenarodnu,
vo wire vekov zapadli celkom
do zabudnutia, pretoze real
ny zivot medal Ia pravdu i'm,
ale Sturovi. A prave v tom
je ich malost' a ubohost', re
sa zivot nemilosrdne predral
cez Mich.
4 cti a vel'keho odusevne-
mia Sturovho mali by sa po-
ucit' i nasi niekoPkf cecho-
slovaci, ktorych prave taky
osud stihne v buddcnosti, a.
ko stihol Stdrovych odpor-
Gov. Realny zivot slovensky
a d'alsi vyvin slovenskeho
nacionalizmu nemilosrdne
vytrhne 20 svojho zdraveho
organizmu to, co mu skodi.
Prcto tiez ulohy, ktore nam
vytyeil L'udovit Stur, musi-
me vsetci bez akehokol'vek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
Zavrazdili klecovho
ochrancu.

V osade Dilu pri Repinom
u Volovoje, zkadial' pocha-
dza znamy lupic Juraj Kle-
vec, ktory sa teraz zdrzuje
v pol'skom pohranici, rozde-
lilo sa obyvatel'styo ma diva
tabory. Jeden nadrziava j.
Klevcovi, druhy zas intestine
mu rol'nfkovi Kost 'ukovi, kto
remu Klevec pred 6 rokmi
zastrelil otca a brata. Klevec
vystrelil pred A rokmi ma
Kost'uka IL ran z revolveru
a pusky, ale no netrafil. Te-
raz dostaly sa oba tieto ta-
bory v Dilu do zvady, pri
ktorej niekto zabil drdkom
57-rocneho Ivana Kissa, otca
znamych Klevcovych kama
ratov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
kde Ease csl. wa ajomnost'
skrachovala.

"Trencan" pise: Stavia sa
zeleznica Puchov-Lidecko. Ma
slovenskom useku zeleznic-
nej stavby pracovali doteraz
miesane Cesi, Moravani a
Slovaci. Prislo ale k stavbe
ma useku moravskom. Tu ne
slovenski robotnici protesto-
vail, ably ma useku zeleznice
mimom Slovenska pracovali
al Slovaci. Nuz tax vyzera ia
Geskoslovenska vzajomnost' v
praksi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
Pietn6 oslava lnatky gen.
Stefanika.

ziyena v Spis. Novel Vsi
ma 6. juna usporiadala pietnd
oslavu svojej nebohej cest-
nej predsednfcky a manic
ky generala Stefanika, pani
Albertfny Stefanikovej. Pre-
hovorila predsednfcka Anna
Bajtos a O dlohach zeny v
narode profesorka Kabinova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
.L'UDOVIT STUR A JE-
HO VYZNAM v NAROD-
NOM zIVOTE SLOVEN-
SkOM.
STRANA s.

IentO cas- preZlVa cele
Slovensko mimoriadne svia-
tocnl naladu. zije Y spomien
kach slovenskej minulosti,
ked' vel'ky dejatel samosta-
tneho pohybu slovenskeho,
L'udovit Stur, sdruzil okolo
seba v terajsom hlavnom
meste Slovenska, Bratislave,
cely kader uvedomelych mia
dych Slovakov, ktorych W.
viedol ma slavny Devfn, kde
pod prfsahou vsetci zaviaza-
Ii sa bojovat' proti nepriate-
l'om slovenskeho naroda ako
ma poll politickom, tax j kul-
turnom. A vskutku: tuto odu-
Sevnen1 mlad' slovensku, Ia
palenu svatymi idealmi ma
rodny1ni, v neskorsich rokoch
vidime vsade nekompro-
misnom boji vo veciach ma
rodnych, kde slo o ochranu
slovenskych zaujmov.
L'udovit Stdr po prevrate
Dol nepravom zaznavany. Je-
no cinnost' ma poll narodne-
ho a kulturneho vyvinu slo-
venskeho bola odsudzovana,
najma so strany jednotia-
cich tendencii Geskosloven-
skych, ktore pod ruskom
''objektfvnej vedy" sledova-
1y predovsetkym 6eske zauj-
my kulturno-politicke. z toh-
to stanoviska Stdr javil sa
cechoslovackemu taboru a.
ko rozkolnfk, ktory vraj slo-
yenskemu narodu Wac sko-
dill, ako osozil. Pravdaze vse
tky tieto tendencne tvrdenia
tmohly vzniknut' iba v takych
fhlavach, ktore nemaly dosta-
Ok rozhl'adu po politickych
eaejinach 10. storocia ktore
IRE plytkost' svojich intelek-
tualnych schopnosti nemohly
"a mac iba s prizmurenymi
ocami divat' ma to, co sa ma
Slovensku v tom case odo-
hravalo.
Boil tn tvrdy zapas medzi
vzmahajucim sa uhorskym
mad'arskym) nacionaliz-
MON, nebezpecne ohrozuju-
elm nacionalizmus slovensky,
ktory sa vypuklejsie zjavil v
odluke Bernolakovej. Lenze
tento slovensky nacionaliz-
mus nebol natol'ko vybojny,
ako by 81 to boly vyzadovaly
vtedajsie pomery, pretoze V
kulturnych veciach, t. j. V
spisovnej reci, Bernolakova
skola priklanala sa iba k Ia
padoslovenskym nareciam,
ktore predsa len nemohly
mat ma vtedajsi slovensky
nacionalizmus taky blaho-
darny 1cinok, ako to prave
bolo pri kroku Sturovom.
Stur, ako bystra a jasna hla-
va, predvidal vePmi dobre,
akym skorym tempom bude
pokracovat' uhorsky (ma-
d'arsky) nacionalizmus, pro-
ii ktoremu holo treba utvo-
rit' rovnocenny nacionaliz-
mus slovensky, ably mokol u
spesne odoporovat' svojmu
superovi. A, pravdaze, mrt-
va cestina, pripadne jej vep-
mi blizka nahrada, pri svojej
kniznej mrtvole predsa len
mohla nieco podobneho stvo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
MA PREDAJ PIANO

Kto by chcel piano ma hra-
ME, ktors ma dobry HAS, "a
mall cenu, mech sa hlasi u
Mrs. Tressa, Ill Madison ST.,
Campbell, @. (2D
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
CT. SLOVENSKEJ We
REJNOSTI v AMERIkE.

Nasa verejnost' upovedo-
mena bola mnohokrat ma
stlpcoch SLOW. casopisov a
tiez al privatne, re zamy-
Siam precestovat' Europu S
kapelou, ktorej znacna vac
sina pozostavat' bude 20 slo-
venskych mladikov. Koncer-
ty, ktore tato kapela davat'
bude vo vePmestach a pred
velikanmi tax cirkevnymi a.
ko svetskymi, nemienia ma
terialny zarobok pre- nina, a.
nj nemienia vyzdvihovat' no
ju osobu,- ale ich ciel' je ten
najsl'achetnejsf, to jest I'VE
Padit' dobre memo americ-
kych Slovakov a dobre memo
slovenskeho naroda. Ze ia
tura vydobi krasne memo tym
mladym muzikantom, re bu-
de dokazom obetavosti ame-
rickych Slovakov, re tu-tam
spomfnana bude al moja O.
soba: to je vecou prirodze-
nou, ale to ME je najhlavnej-
Sim ukolom tel tury; ten O.
pravdivy ukol je povznese-
ME slovenskeho mena a do.
kazanie pred svetom zivota-
schopnosti slovenskeho naro,
d.. Pre- tax krasny ciel' hod-
no je pracovat' a zertvovat'
Tymito riadkami upovedo.
NIT chcem SLOW. verejnost' G
niektorych veciach, ktore sa
tykaju Europskej Tury. Maj.
samprv razne tvrdim, ze nj.
jak som neopustil ideu tel
tlry a re mladfci mojej ere.
organizovanej kapely neo-
pustili ma. S ideou europ-
skej tdry liham a vstavam
ia idea nielen vo mne, ale al
vo verejnosti sa vzmaha, I'VE
pad'uje a rozsiruje. Tuto
myslienku neusmrtia a me-
pochovajd ami nevsimavost'
ami posmesky, ami hrstka mo-
jich osobnych nepriatePov.
Ak Bob da zdravia, axe mann
dnes, tax ia vybudujem ka-
pelu znamenitu a s nou pre-
cestujem Europu.
Mnohf ale pytaju sa ma,
ze preco som odlozil turu ma
bud1ci rok? Klub SLOW. ma
tick europskej tury v liste
ma nina uprayenom dost' jas
ne podotknul tie prlciny, pre-
ktore mann odrocit' turu. ia
vaznost' tych pricin uzna-
vam a chcem dat ma ne W.
svetlenie.
Medzi pricinami odrocenia
t1ry spominana bola sbierka
ma Vyssiu Benediktinsku sko-
lu v Clevelande. Sbierka ia,
odhlasoyana konvenciou S.
S. K. vo Whiting, Ind, pre-
vedena mala byt' roku 1885,
ale to So nestalo. uznaj1c po-
trebu modernej, vacsej bu-
dovyt Y Clevelande pre- stu
dentov y pre- reholnicky per-
sonal, sbierku ma europskd
tdru nepilnoval som tax, axe
by sa malo a neskor ma.
hliadnul som, ze dve tax va.
zne sbierky naraz previest
| lneosozf ami Otcom Benedik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12

VdJel OV. Nd LOlll lilASoIC w
tfnom ami Europskej ture. ia
neviem, ze co myslia a ako
hl'adia dostojni Otcovia Be
nediktini ma Europsku t1ru,
ale co sa tyce mojej osoby,
ia 20 srdca prajem, aby sa
sbierAa pre- mich cim najskve-
lejsie vydarila.
Druha pricina odrocenia
tury vazi v prichode delega-
tov Matice Slovenskej do A
meriky. Prichod ten sdruzil
vsetky uprimnejsie vrstvy
Slovakov. Je to prvy raz v
historic tax maticnej ako ma
Sci, re ia bezpoliticka, bez-
sektna ustanovizen pomysle-
la 81 ma mas tax, re odhod-
lala sa mas navstivit' a pre-
hovorit' nam osobne O sebe
a tiez obdarit' mas tym mai
cennejsim, co slovensky mo-
dzog utvoril. ia som sa te-
Sill, re nasi vodcovia, tax cir
kevni ako svetski, a nase
organizacie otvorenym naru-
cim prijali delegatov matte
nych. Je to daco historicke.
no a nezabudnutepneho, ze
pre- Maticu odlozili SINE ma
stranu nase nedorozumenia
a podajuc 81 ruky najsamprv
medzi sebou, podali sme ich
potom delegation. Ably misia
tych vyslancov cfm zdarnej-
Sic sa vydarila, rozhodnul
som sa s kolektou a s agita-
ciou "a turu pockat'. Kolek-
tovat' v ten isty cas- ma vyssiu
skolu, ma kaplicu v Danville,
ma Slovensk1 Maticu je Wac
nez dost' a dodat' ku tomu
sbierku ma tdru je naskrz
primnoho.
Ku tymto vaznym pricinam
pridruzila sa ia smutna, to
jest nepokoje v Europe. Ho-
| ci mocnosti europske nestoja
v aktivnej valke, predsa MET
medzi mimi priatepskeho po-
meru; panuje neistota, hnev
a obava novel valky. V ta-
kychto pomeroch pudia ne
rozpravaju o vyssfch hodno-
tach pudskeho zivota; ne
maju casu zaoberat' sa ume-
MIN; miesto krasnych melo-
dii rozlieha sa po krajoch, po
domoch strach a plac. Po-
brat pokojnej Ameriky do
Europy 70 mladikov vtedy,
ked' cestovanie je neiste, bo-
10 by Wac nez odvaznost 'ou,
bolo by opovazlivost'ou. Ne
istota by ucinkovala ma nervy
celej kapely; koncerty by ne
boly riadne vydrziavane ami
navstevovane. Tu v Amerike
rodicia mladikov by sa stra-
chovali O ich istotu. Jednym
slovom: na sta neprijemno-
stf by musela prezit' kapela,
ktore neprijemnosti by pre-
kazaly jej umelecke vystu-
py. .... ..
Odrocenie tlry ma 1887.
rok da nam k dispozicii dva-
mast mesiacov, ktore neide-
me prcmarhat', ale radsej
stravit' k nasemu zdokonale-
niu. Tych dvanast' mesiacov
znamenat' bude Wac skdse-
nosti u nina, Wac znalosti u
mladikov, Wac st1diumu u
kapelmajstra, Wac bohatstva
v reportoiru a konecne Wac
materialneho uspechu vo
sbierke. Maticnf delegati uz
nebud1 Wac medzi Mani; bu-
deme mat Wac casu my
sliet' ma vel'kolepe plany
europskej t1ry. Do toho ca
su nova skola Otcov Bene-
diktinov v Clevelande zaiste
uz bude stat. Zasluhou de-
legatov maticnych my sa bu-
deme Wac zaujfmat' 0 Slo-
vensko a o republiku a oni
tam Wac q dprimnejsie budl
rozmysPat' mas. Ten rok
lzrobf nasu t1ru istejSou, boz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12

mix radu premonstratov, do
terajsi hospodarsky riaditer
radu. Je rodom 20 Spis. No
vel Vsi a dobry Slovak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
Novy slovensky vel'knaz.

Nasledkom rozdelenia ja-
sovskeho opatstva dl'a Stat
nych hranfc, boil 20. maja
vymenovany Svatou Stolicou
"a opata a prelata jasovske-
no Ambro Ebergenyi, kano-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12

politickeho a nabozenskeho
rozdielu pestovat' a zdokona-
rovat', lebo iba v tomto sme-
re je zaisteny mas pokrok a
nasa krajsia buducrost'.
Kto pochopi a osvoji 81 "a
kladne idey Stdrovho pro-
gramu, ten sa must v celom
svojom zivote usilovat' o to,
aby ich realizoval vsade
tam, kde 81 to slovensky Ii
vot ziada. Tym najlepsie u
ctime jeho pamiatku, pred
ktorou sa dnes vestci tax hi
boko klaniame.
'.,.. J. D. v "Slovaku".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
Splavnenie V6hu.

Regulacne prace rieky Va
hu idd kr&snym tempom .
polxracuje 81 Y mich natol- :
lko. stup1 1oyite - uslEu-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

chicks are lowering under the tub and
chrping, it is good indication that they
are cold and that the lantern should be
turned higher and more bags tucked
around and paced over the top of the tub.
Other than feeding and watering the
chicks such brooder requires very little
attention. A good practice is to remove
the tub about i p. M, replace the soiled
papers with new ones, trim the wick,
refill the lantern and replace it. One
filling day is all that is necessary. If
this is done about 4 p. H., the brooder
will have ample time to warm up before
night.
If one has brooder thermometer on
hand it would be wise to check the tenn
perature Of the brooder before placing
the chicks in it. This could be done by
lighting the lantern and placing the Their
mometer under the edge of the tub about
two inches above the floor of the brooder.
Enough sacks could then be placed over
the tub and around the sides to bring the
temperature up to IS to 100 degrees, de-
pending on the age of the chicks and the
outside temperature.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

believes that when good or new lantern
is used and the wick is trimmed each
day, there is not any more danger OF
fire than in using any other kind of oil
brooder. If electricity is available and
a wire can conveniently be run to the
brooding cage, he suggests a 40 : watt
bulb instead of lantern. If the weather
is extremely cold and the chicks are
young, it will be necessary to use i
larger bulb.
AS to the location of the brooder, MI.
Gooding suggests any convenient place
protected from wind and rama fairly
tight wash shed, wood shed, or garage.
Operating the Brooder
In operating a brooder of this kind,
Mr.. Gooding advises that it be observed
closely for the first day or two to see it
the chicks are kept comfortable and to
learn how to adjust the lantern and the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

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chicks; 60 those who hatch chicks with
hens and let the hens carry them until
weaving age.
Regarding the demonstrations so far
conducted with the little home made out
fit, Mr.. Gooding says:
'"These indicate that this is most
successful way of brooding small num-
Der of chicks and it certainly does reduce
the labor in looking after Them
The ESSENTIAL Materials
Here are the materials needed for the
simple 5o-chick brooder to which Mr..
Gooding refers:
1. A 3x6 foot frame, z feet high,
built of light material-Ix3 in. planks.
2. Enough one-half-inch mesh wire
to 20 around the sides and the top.
3. A piece OF threefourths-inch mesh
wire 3 6 feet for the bottom of the
cage. half-inch mesh will do.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

=
crocus bags or old quilts to cover the
tub and close up most of the space be-
tween the bottom of the tub and the
floor of the brooding cage.
How to Build the Brooder
The following directions are given as
guide in the construction OF the
broOder:
A 3x6 foot cage is constructed as
shown in Figure 1. The bottom is made
from three-fourths- mesh hardware
cloth so that the droppings will fall
through easily. The sides and the top
are made from one-half-inch mesh wire.
One-inch mesh wire may be used, but
if this is used, it will be necessary to put
Ix6 inch board around the bottom of
the cage for the first few days to pre-
vent the smaller chicks from getting out.
The 1x6 inch planks, shown i'll Figure
z, are placed in one end of the brooder.
Three nails are placed in the center
board with one of the nails bent in such
way that the lantern can be placed
against two of the nails and the third
one twisted around to hold the lantern
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

bags around the
tub to keep the
RICH t ternpera-
ture. IF a sumci-
ent opening is left
on the side of the
tub w he re the
feed hoppers and
water fountains
are and the chicks
are going in and
out, it is evident
that the telnpera-
ture is a b O u t
right. On the
other hand, if the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

hole IN 1t to let
OUT fumes from
the lantern. "a
box may be used
instead of the tub
but t h i S would
increase the dan
ger from fire
should the Ian
tern blaze up.)
The crocus bags
are tuck e d
around the back
and 81 d e S and
over the top of
the tub to hold
the heat in.
Mr.. Gooding
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05
A Cheap Br00der
For Fifty Chicks
Clemson Poultry Specialist Advises inexpensive Homemade
Outfit For Small Number Of Chicks
A. B. BRYAN

Il OR those who want to brood small
l. number of" chicks with less trouble
and little mortality of chicks, P. H.
Gooding, extension poultry specialist at
Clemson College, suggests a simple, III
expensive, homemade brooder that will
care for IS to SO chicks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

in place. Newspapers placed over the
boards keep them clean. These will also
help to keep the chicks warm and may
be removed each day. The three bricks
are then placed so that the tub will rest
on them, leaving an opening to the front.
1t is necessary that the tub have small
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

There are, Mr..
Gooding believes,
three groups who
will doubtless
welcome such a
broo d { r: (I)
those who buy IS
to 50 chicks and
try to brood them
in old boxes or
other ilnprovlsed
brooders ~
those w h O buy
one to two dozen
baby chicks and
depend on brood
ing hens to take
are of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05
CT E&S{S{l3I3I DEPARTING EMIT

have anything sell trade will find small CLASH
fed advertisement in these columns will bring gratifying
postal card addressed to THE STATE FARMER
FLETCHER N c. will bring complete details to COST cir
cuatio Why not plan today to utilize this service?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05
BABY CHICKS
CHICKS%3o Da,S1tid1

Money reInded ehs net true g 6Ised 70
repreeented Male puet chick: furnished low price, Az
s6scoWmt eaTsv orders ChcA NaMslal FREE. MISSOURI
STATE HATCHERY, 0ox 20Os 0OTlE1s NO.
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S5![Ss{ cry STOCK

2 YEAR FIELD GROWN ROSE BUSHES: Red
Pink. Shell, Salmon Radiance. Hollande. Co
lumbia. Briarcliff. Sunburst. President Hoover.
Victoria. Talisman. Sensation. All 19c each.
postpaid ship COD. NAUGHTON FARMS.
Waxahachie. Texas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

LINGS CHICKS-T. B. TESTED, yet cost you
less than many without this health protection.
Also B. w. D. Tested Illinois Approved. Win
uers in national chick and egg laying contests.
Low early order prices. Sexed Chicks. it de-
sired. All leading Breeds Catalog Free. LlNGS
POULTRY FARM, RID AZ, Oneida, illinois,
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4. An old No. 3
tin tub with a
hole in the bot
tom.
s. A kerosene
lantern.
E. L h r c e
bricks.
7. Three or
four wide boards
about two feet
long to cover the
bottom of the
cage just beneath
the tub.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

RIVERSIDE CHICKS. Eighteen varieties-Spe-
cial Discounts-Free Feed. Oldest and largest
Hatchery in South. Write for illustrated cata-
log. RIVERSIDE HATCHERY. RI. IS. Knox
vile. Tenn.
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$f!ss Sc EDS. ETC

SEND NO MONEY-C. o. d. Frostproof Cab
bape. Bermuda Onion plants. $780, Coo; 1000.
85c fob. Triton. EUREKA FARMS. Box 10.
Tifton, Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

NEW VALUE IN CHICKS (sexed and non-sexeO
from Lndstrom. one of worlds largest poultry
plants. High egg breeding proved by hundreds
breeds. Remarkable prices CATALOG FREE
LINDSTROM HATCHERY & POULTRY
FARM, SAL Lindstrom Rd.. Clinton Mo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

PAINT = Sherwin- Williams products from big
combine factory: while it lasts SIPS gallon
5-gallon container S. worth and costs lot more
Enamel, red green. black General pur-
pose for Implements industrial. house. barns
coors and brands. white. ivory. cream, gray.
85c gallon 5-gallon container. "a. Don't over
look this big money saving. Wire or write
City. Mo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05
PHOTO lZi!s{:i(>Sd

ROLLS DEVELOPED. Two prints each negative
25c Reprints 233c. Enlargement Coupon
WILLARD'S. Box S535-M Cleveland Heights.
Ohio.
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INCREASE YOUR POULTRY profits with Ster-
ling Chicks. Prompt Shipments. Leading va
rieties. Write for catalog and special prices.
Sterling Hatchery Box II. Ramsey, Ind.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

BLOOD TESTED CHICKS. rocks. reds leghorns.
&c up Please write for valuable free Informs
ton. TRAILS END POULTRY FARM. Cor
louisville. Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

STONEVILLE NO. COTTON SEED. pure. first
year from breeder yields two bales per acre.
Big boil Extra early. Pulls to IN inch
staple. Price $1.0O blu. B. r. WOODLlFF.
Rt. l. F1owery Branch. Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

PLANTS PLANTS, PLANTS-Write for our IL
Illustrated Catalogue plants of all kinds, which
gives prices and cultural directions. PIED
MONT PLANT CO.. Greenville. S. c.
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PATENTS OR INVENTORS

INVENTORS-Wrte for NEW FREE BOOK
Patent Guide for the inventor and Record
of Invention" form. No charge for preliminary
information. CLARENCE A. OBRIEN and
LYMAN herman. Registered Patent Attor-
neys 658-A Adams Bldg. Washington. ID. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

PURE PURPOSE BRED Tobacco Seed u Good
Plants Better Crops More Cash-Circular-
PENNRINGTON PLANTATION. Reidsvilles
N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

PIEDMONT PLANTS Frostproof Cabbage and
Onion Plants. 500. Coo: 1000. $500. Write
for illustrated Catalog and cultural directions.
PIEDMONT PLANT CO.. Box Is. Albany. Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

SELECT 90 DAY VELVETS $O75 Bushel. Mixed
Cowpeas $1.25 Bushel. w. G. MURPHY. IT..
Warthen, Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

C. O. D.-sEND NO MONEY. Frostproof Cab
baae and Onion Plants. All varieties. 500.
soc: 1000 GOO 1900. $1.6O. Prompt shipment
GEORGIA PLANT CO.. Box Is. Albany. Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

SALES KIT FREE+Write for our Free Offers
and Catalog of household deals. cosmetics. ex-
tracts ETC. Make big money selling your friends
and neighbors. CLYDE COLLINS CHEMICAL
CO.. Dept. 1871. Memphis. Tenn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-05

FILMS DEVELOPED. Amy size Csc coin. includ-
ing two engagements. CENTURY PHOTO
SERVICE, Box 829. Lacrosse, Wise.
ROLL DEVELOPED and eight quality prints Csc.
Reprints Sc. Was registered No. by NRA.
NORTH STUDIO, North S. c.