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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
A SENATOR
VARATLAN HALALA

kulon0sen azert d0bbentett
meg mindenkit, inert koztudo-
masu volt, hogy eveken at a
Supreme Courtra vagyott S
nem volt titok, hogy 6 lett vol
ma a nemreg lemondott biro
utoda.
Dramai gyorsasaggal bekovet
kezett halala tehat akkor erte
utol,, amikor csak az elnoki XII
nevezes valasztotta ell elete leg
kedvesebb almatol.
Az altalanosan megnyilatko-
zott reszvet azert volt .olyan
nagy, inert a senator kedves,
kellemes ember volt S azert Wit
tex AIT itt-ott tulsagba, inert
a halalat = mindenki XII akar-
ia a maga celjara hasznalni.
Meg mem hilt XII a Robinson
hullaja, maris a szenatusi csa-
tater egyik fodozekenek hasz-
malta AIT az ellenzek, amely a
hula moge bujva l0velte leg
mergesebb nyilait az elnokre.
Wheeler senator farizeus
keppen "az listen ujjat" latta
ebben a varatlan halalban S
meg messzebbre ment DR.. Co.
peland new york; senator, aki
vesztjosl6 hangon figyelmezte-
tett mindenkit, hogy a hosszu
nyari tiles meg egy csomo sze-
nator eletebe keriilhet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
CSAK BUD0S A'FEKETE EMbER

Hasztaan ontoa veret Lincoln Abraham hogy Krisztus
modara megpecsetee eeenek nagy akotsat fekete rab
szogak eerek sorba vao eelese fekete
csak Amerkaban Turk inert lit van, inert mem
tunak szabadun De emberek soaba mem veszk be-
Az Egyest Aamok haditengereszeteben eddig meg mem
feketeb6r ebr tisz rangban Es legtobb tengeres
tiszt mond hogy esz soa akarm totennek
Pedig ksreteztek vele Priest szovetsegi KEEP
vseo fekete fa tagja es ak Chicago meyer negyedet
kepvselte szovetse kepviselohazban 1e2eo l935 tor
yenvhozo iogana fogva feketeb6r atalember ko
Anaposba Egyesilt Alamok tengeresztisz ACADEMIA
ra koz azonban egyse utott be- Egye orvosok
utasottak vssza azz hogy szmei rosszak Egyet azet
utasottak elmut es fevenni csak
ANIMAL aalabbat ehet haradkat pedg felvete vizsgan
buktattak ell
Arthur Werks Mitchell kepvseonek aki De Priest
ct kbutatta nagyobb szerencsee volt Eso eotjet akt
1934ben pArtogo evettek de felev vizsgan ebuktaak
es hazakuldtek Mitchell azonban hagya ennyiben a
dolgot Ket jeoet nevezett meg eek koz philadelphia
George j. Trivers ugy ovos mint eveteli vzsganak
megfeet Mem lehetett tehat eutastan.
George 20 VOLT amikor evettek Edesanyja
akartono volt hosszu veken at flu onszorgaabo anut
maid vegl National Youth Administration
akamaza tisztvseonek Sargasekeebor eros test eber
akiro Mitchell kepviselo ait hte hogy foga ani en-
beriil helyet
fekete kepvse6 csalodott fatal egeny onszantabol
hagyta oft akademat amire kepviselo mergeshangu
leveben gyavanak neveze ak ajat ekee faat elaulta
fatal Trivers hagyta valasz nekl ezt sulyos
vadat Nyatkozataban emondta hogy tanarok o bantak
vee de tObb kadet trte meg goroban mondogat-
tax neki:
Niger! Maradj tavol toink.
ornateremben orvul tottek rugdostaR Audn enged
TEX inert kadetok felvatva doromboek eszakankent
ajtaan Addg vttek haszt ag Trivers megunta dolgot
es saat joszantabol fakepnel hagyta tarsasagot.
Tortent pedg mndez szabadsag hazaaban ahol irigy
kedve gondonak szegyenkeznek atta hogy enne
orsagnak egnagobb vegsze udosa egy egyszer Greg
fekete anar Abban orszagban aho eppen most rnak
apok afelo hogy orszag enagyobb aryao gyvede
Greg meyer a ugyan megtestest szerenyseg de akne
tudornanya jog teren mndenh masat felulmul.
Toren pedig mindez abban orszagban ahol akot-
many kinondja hogy eketeboru ember egyenrangu es
egyenjogu a feherrel.
Papirosor kerem! Csak papiroson vaosagban meyer
is bidos arnerkainak es beszeljnke bevandorok
felol? Talan mines szkseg. Feesege bevandorlo
ha mindjar feher s ugyanazon csonakban i'll fekeebor
testverevel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
KESzULJUNK A J0vO EYRE

reank kovetkezo esztend6 vag figyel1net Magyar
orszag fele tere inert katous egyhaz k0zpontjanak
roma Vatikannak bocsessege ugy rendelte, hogy vag
katokusai eucharszkus kongresszus Budapesten,
gyar f6varosban tartsak.
Meg milenaris hallitas es -nenzeti unnepey volt
oyan aranyu mint ov6 evi unnepseg lesz Budapesten
magyar nenzt megtesz mindent ereen felu s hogy re
dcs0segeben mutatkozzek be azoknak akk odkerekseg
mnden reszeb6 jonnek magyar f6varosba.
Jogga varhatja szG6haza hogy amerikai magyarsag
kvesz reszet ebbo paratlan esemenyb6 Joggal
varhata hogy es lnk hajora es eenink meg
vilag innepsegen amey akamat ad hogy magyar
Kavariaval fold mnden nemzete megisrnerkedhessek.
Csakem egy egesz esztendonk neknk amerikai
magyaroknak, hogy ov6 eyre el6keszhessnk es szk
seges koseget osszeszedhessk egn6bb alkalom lenne
ARA hogy gad sulyunka eent6sgnke megmutassuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
EZ A VERESEG
ES A KOZHANGULAT

megvaltozasa kapora j0tt a
kormanynak, amelynek attol
kellett tartania, hogy a CIO
eset eg idovel a kormanyt is
felfalja.
Az elnok kijelentett a multi
heten, hogy miatta lehet seer
vezkedni a sz0vetsegi alkalma-
zottaknak, akik azonban sem
(Folytatas az SILK oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
Az vi
ATCSOPORTOSULASNAL

Roosevelt a farmereket val6-
szinuleg elveszti, inert a min
dig konzervativ f0ldmiiyesek
mar ma nincsenek jobaratsag-
ban a kormannyal s inert azok
soha munkasokkal, proleta-
rokkal egy taborban allandoan
mem leSznek.
Az eln0k - nagyon helye-
sen - megvetozta ait a tor
venyt, amely a kincstar terhe-
re tovabbra is harom es fel
szazalekos k0lcs0nt akart biz
tositani a farmernak, aki ma
mar meg tudjak a negy es fel
percentes kamatot is fizetni.
Az elnok vetojat nyomban
leszavaztak orisai tobbseggel az
alsohazban, amelyben a la1a-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
GYAKRAN


es tobbsz0r ismeteltuk, hogy
a CIO vezerkara ugyetlen es
ezt bebizonyitotta Van Bittner,
a nagy tavak menten folya-
nathan levo acelsztrajkok We
zere a multi heten, mikor, egye-
nesen -nevetsegesse tette a
CIO-t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
lenebb modon az apja dzsabja.

lenebb modon az apja dzsabja-
Dol.
S az a tarsasag, amely eek
kel az urakkal az ellen Robin
son SENATOR ellen a legkime-
letlenebb hadjaratot vezette,
egyszerre elkezdsttn krokodil-
konnyeket hullatni es, ,ugy akar
max feltunni, mint akik Robin
sonban a legnagyobb amerikai
a.lamferfit gyaszoljak. S ma
gyon termeszetes,, hogy halala-
ert egyenesen azseellnokot okol-
jak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
KULONOSEN ALIAS VOLT

a new york; feker bagoly-
huhogasa, aki orvosi mivoltat
hasznalta XII ezuttal, bar koz-
tudomasu, hogy diplomajat es
csekelyke tudomanyat soha EN-
berek gyogyitasara hasznalni
mem tudta.
DR.. Copeland a legkorrup-
tabb Tammany organizacio
kreaturaja, es ct hasznalta fel
annak ideien a nagyt6ke, hogy
a Tugwell-fAe javaslatot ell
gancsolja, amely az orvossag
es elelmiszer hamisit6kat akar-
ia feken tartani az orszagban.
K0ztudomasu, hogy szenato-
ri allasat alaposan e fenyes
vedelemmel hasznalta XII
olyan m6don is, hogy "egesz-
segi rovatot" vezetett lapokban
es a radioban es hogy a fla is
toket csinalt a legszemermet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22

az ohazanak Hvnak benninke ugys eekezet kulonbseg
nek inert hiszen jovore lesz Budapesten kf0ldon &6
magyarok vilagkongresszusa Is.
Keszink arra hogy 193sban tizezrevel megyink haza
magyar nev dcs6segeert 6s amerika agyarsag be-
csileteert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
A ROBBANTAS
ELKESEREDETT

gyiil0lettel kezd6dik ebben
elso sorban az eln0k0t lehet
okolni, aki mem tudja megbo-
csajtani egy-egy demokrata
kepviselonek, ha szembe keriil
a meggy6z6dese az eln0kkel.
De mem kisebb gyiil0lettel
nez a lazado csoport az eln0k-
re, akit szerettek volna ebben
az evben leszoritani a partve-
zerseg szekeb6l, hogy ne 8, ha-
mem a lazadok szabhassak
meg, hogy XII legyen 1934-ben
a part jel0ltje.
TerrneszeteSen van az ellen
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
MAY BUILD DAMS
FOR WATER FOWL
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY SCANNING
TERRITORY FOR THIS
PURPOSE

plan is being considered by the
Biological survey and game depart
ments to construct small dams in
territories where waterfowl breed
ing spots prevail and dams of this
nature are slated for Sheridan coun-
ty.
Curtis Stenehjem. of the Biolog-
ical survey department, stationed at
Malta explained the plan before the
Plentywood Lions club at recent
meeting.
Mr.. Stenehjem, while here toured
this county to map feasible spots for
the construction work.
The department plans to con-
struct fills in places where there is
a natural inlet and outlet of water.
BY impounding water to form small
lakes, wild ducks and other migrat-
ory birds would have natural sane
tuaries and ample water would re-
suit in increased wildlife, they
state.
A number of years ago Sheridan
county had hundreds of small lakes
and sloughs which were natural
breeding grounds for fowl. OF late
years, due to drouth, these sloughs
and lakes have become dry and as a
result, depletion of game has been
evidenced.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
LABOR AND EARNED PERCENT
POSSIBLE INFORMATION
REVEALS

A court house for Sheridan coun-
ty, constructed by WPA labor, re-
ceiyed consideration of the board of
cohnty commissioners this week.
working with the Plentywood Lions
club in an effort to expedite build
ing plans.
Vernon Hoven, who is in Wash
ington contracting officials relative
to the court house project wired the
first of the week that the Sheridan
county court house project would be
let through.
The plan would call for construc-
tion by paid workers on WPA relief
rolls plus Is percent allotment of
the amount earned by such labor.
According to a plan which was
the additional Is per-
cent WrPA allotment would be used
TO employ skilled labor.
The board of commissioners have
the plan and the Lions
club Wednesday went on record as
savoring it, Hoven has been asked
to complete as much of the ar
at Washington as pos
sible.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
TABLE OPERATOR 9!
LICENSES ISSUED

Application of the so-called
"hickey' gambling law in Sheridan
county has resulted in collection of
$50 in license fees by Sheridan
county and licenses have been is
sued to six establishments.
In Plentywood three houses have
paid their fees, two have been is
sued licenses at Medicine Lake, one
at Reserve, Dagmar, Raymond and
Redstone.
All funds derived from the licens-
es are credited to the county's poor
fund.
The act of the legislature was in
tended primarily to legalize "small
game cards. but the law provides
that operators of games such as
rummy, whist, freeze-out and 9TH
ers, must obtain license.
The law provides such games are
to be played for past-time and am
usement by customers who are not
minors.
Trade stimulators under the law
are pull boards and ticket boards,
the customary punchboards, and,
under the law, each board is to re-
turn to the operator price not to
exceed the going retail value of the
goods disposed of and sold through
the use of the boards
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
Golfers Have Meeting
And Officers Elected

Golf enthusiasts and members OF
the local golf club met in session at
the city hall and elected officers for
the coming year and made plans for
the summer golf season.
DR.. r. T.. Gustafson was named
president of the club and e. r.
White. f. H. E. Helgeson, S. E.
Paul and p. G.. Neville were named
as members of the board of direct
ors. John G. Debing was again ell
ected secretary.
a membership committee. Harry
McGee, r. l.. Gresham and j. G..
Debing was also named.
Fees for the season were set at
S5 instead of the usual $40 and
higher fee of former years.
A financial report of the club was
also read at the gathering and mat
ters to further golfing in Plenty
wood were discussed
The course Is to be put in excel
lent shape. A group of NYA work
ers are fixing the greens, marking
fairways and painting and stalking
markers.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
BIG MUDDY PLAN
Will BE REVISED

Although the Big Muddy Irriga-
tion project for Sheridan county
has been tabled, 1t has not been
abandoned. reports reaching here
indicate.
The proposed project called for
construction of huge earth-filled
dam at Daleview to irrigate 5000
acres. A government report. how
ever revealed that approximately
1000 acres could be irrigated and
in view of cost of the construction
the acreage would not be great
enough as the per acre foot cost of
water would be excessive.
A recommendation Is to be made
that a big dam be built at Daleview
and smaller dams along the Muddy.
IN this manner more acres could be
irrigated and the water cost lower
ed. The small dams would keep
the level of the river at a high point
and dikes and pumps would be used.
The report on the Big Muddy
project was presented to the Lions
club from findings made by Judge
). E. Paul who has been in contact
with the state water conservation
board
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
HORSE RUSTLING
in THIS SECTION.
AGAIN REPORTED.
Animals Disappearing From
Customary Ranges Is
Report to Sheriff

Horse stealing is again causing
concern in this section of northeast
ern Montana and losses are being
reported to the Sheridan county
sheriff's office.
A horse stealing wave is also re-
ported in Canadian territory just
north of Sheridan county and many
good horses have been reported
missing from their customary rang
es.
Band Recovered
Last Monday seven head of fine
work horses were reported stolen
from the Andrew Anderson farm
five miles northwest of Outlook.
Investigation by Sheriff Hans P.
Madsen and deputies revealed the
horses had been driven from the
Anderson farm across the border in
to Canada footprints and Cow
boy" booh prints plainly revealed
their route.
The horses were taken from a
corral at the Anderson farm Mon
day night. Fence wires were also
cut in the steal.
Six Head Located
Several days later six of the sew
en- head were found on Canadian
soil along the Big Muddy evidently
working their way back to accust-
omed ranges. All of the horses
with but one exception We're brand
ed. The unbranded mustang was
from the herd
Officials believe the six had been
released, while the un-
branded seventh was kept by the
rustlers.
Other Thefts Reported
Thefts in northwestern Sheridan
county have been reported to Of
ficials.
Two years ago a similar horse
stealing wave swept this section
and many good animals were stolen
from farms and ranches.
Good horses bring from 500 to
$3.50 ssa The market.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
CASE NO, four
THE FOURTH IN THE HERALD'S
SERIES OF ARTICLES ON
TAX PROBLEMS

Delinquent tax records at the
Sheridan county court house reveal
many tales of personal property tax
eyasions.
Montana has law which gives
power to counties to seize enough
personal property to pay for delin-
quent taxation. The law, however,
has never in any part of the state
been enforced to the letter. There
are scattered cases of such seizures
but in the majority of cases the
evaders have gone unmolested.
Take for instance the case of a
resident of the Raymond commun-
ity. From 1921 to 1926 he was as
sessed and was to have paid to the
county treasurer s201.S4 in per-
sonal property taxes. His highest
years tax was $69.S4 and the lowest
$11.74. None of the assessments
was paid. NOT EVEN THE LOW
EST 1t is simply a case of outright
tax evasion.
During those years Sheridan
county enjoyed prosperity and it is
reasonably sure the taxes could have
been paid.
At present it is dead issue. Per-
sonal property owned ten to fifteen
years ago is surely obsolete now and
Of no value. Sheridan county has no
recourse. 1t may as well be
scratched from the record if it were
possible to do so.
similar case Is illustrated at
Medicine Lake. In 1922 citizen
there owed s934S in personal tax
es. In 1885 his assessment was
S9624 and in 1881 S59.39 In 1892
the tax records reveal he also failed
to pay S56.54, 1888 s43.S7; 1884,
S61S2 and in 1885 $3.50.
The delinquent book reveals
sf98.10 is owing on this property
and it is practically sure wager
that it will result in loss to the
county unless steps are taken to sal
wage it.
Personal property assessments on
an average are not big. Very sell
dom does a years payment exceed
$50.
Is there any man who owns prop
erty that cannot pay an average OF
$25 a year to the support of schools
and government?
The delinquent books do not re-
veal anyone who cannot pay these
smaller assessments, but the books
do carry the names of many who
WILL NOT AND DO NOT PAY.
In North Dakota a plan Is under
way whereby collectors are In the
field collecting delinquent personal
property taxes. They have the law
TO back them up and they are out to
force collection on the persons who
wilfully and consistently evade their
Just share of taxation, although able
TO pay.
North Dakota's plan should re-
ceive consideration here.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
WORK Under Way
ON new BUILDING
EXCAVATION WORK COMPLETE
AND MATERIAL on HAND
NORTH RAYMOND

Construction of the new federal
building to house and office the L.
S. Customs and immigration offic-
ials on the United States-Canada
border north of Raymond is going
forward and excavation work has
now been completed.
Footings for the buildings foun-
dation have been cast as well as the
foundation for a garage. Structural
work is also under way.
Lumber and building material is
now at the construction site.
Awell has been dug on the site
and good supply of soft water has
been encountered.
1t is expected the building will
be completed and ready for occup-
ancy by July /
A similar structure is to be erect
ed on the border north of Scobey.
Thomson and Hippo of Plenty
wood hold the construction contract
on the north Raymond job.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
CARD TONIGHT TO
DRAW MANY FANS
LEGION BOXING SHOW STARTS
AT $50 AT CITY
AUDITORIUM

4 record crowd is expected at the
city auditorium tonight when John
ny Skies steps through the ropes to
battle Aubrey Eichel in the main
go of 22-round boxing card under
the sponsorship of the Plentywood
American Legion post.
Doors to the spacious city audi
torium will open early and from
what has been learned, fight fans
from this entire section will be in
the city tonight for the card.
Efchel arrived here yesterday
from Regina, accompanied by his
trainer and seconds. Champ Car
rico and Johnny Vakosn arrived
yesterday from Great Falls.
Skies will be in Plentywood this
afternoon, as will Hoff and Har-
rington.
Stefonowicz, the punching bag
artist was expected here this morn
ing.
Weighing in of the battlers will
take place this afternoon
The ring artists are in excellent
condition and are keyed for the
battle.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
BANK DEPOSITS IN
COUNTY ARE over
HALF A MILLION
Plentywood Bank Leads With
Gain of $4,000 Over
Dec. 81 Statement

Deposits in Sheridan county
banks increased more than $4,000
from the period ending Dec. 81,
1896 and to the close of business
March 81, reports to the state bank
ing department reveal. A compiled
report indicates that total money In
banks in the county exceed the half
million mark-a high point in ten
years.
The March 81 statements also re-
vealed Plentywood' Security State
Bank was the biggest banking insti-
tuition in northeastern Montana with
but one exception-assets of the
Wolf Point bank being slightly
greater.
The First National Bank, of Re-
serve ranked with the leaders in as
sets, and the two banks, Plentywood
and Reserve jointly carried on de-
posit S594.637.93. Deposits at the
First State Bank, Medicine Lake
were $49,616.11, making a total of
$644,254.04 in all three banks
The Plentywood concern on March
81 had on deposit S337,733.S4, or
an increase of s33,910.67 over the
corresponding period ending last
Dec. 81
The Reserve banks deposits on
March 81 totalled 56,904.09-an
increase of S3,193.37 over the last
quarterly period. The Medicine
Lake bank showed an increase of
S3,20O.66 in deposits during the
period.
Assets of all three banks in
creased. Assets of the Plentywood
institution March 81 totalled $371,-
$3.50 as compared to S336,202 in
December. The Reserve institu-
tion's comparison was $300,21S.14
in December and 1901. .562.69 in
March. Medicine Lakes statement
revealed $70,546.11 in March and
7,472.6S in December.
Loans and discounts March g. at
the Plentywood bank totaled $780,
Continued on last pagel
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
Reinertsons Return From
Extended Tour of States

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Reinertson
and daughters Lillian and Violet re-
turned Saturday from an extended
tour which took them to seventeen
states OF the Union.
The Reinertson's left last Octob-
er. going to the Twin Cities, Chi
cago and then Flint. Mich, where
they purchased trailer home to
continue their journey. Their trip
also took them to Mexico and they
also spent some time at Corpus
Christi, Texas, where Mr.. Reinert-
son built trailer houses and which
found a ready market.
Martin said that while in Mexico
he attended a bull fight. II was a
great battle. he said and three bulls
were conquered by wiley toread-
ors.
They travelled more than 5000
miles.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
Plentywood Bank Will Be
Open All Day Saturday

Effective Saturday, the Security
State Bank of Plentywood will re-
main open Saturday afternoons.
For the past several years 1t has
been the policy of banks in this sec
tion to close at noon on Saturdays.
Roy Nelson, cashier of the local
bank stated before the Lions club
Wednesday that a plan would be
formulated to make possible the all
day business hours starting Satur-
day
The new banking schedule here
will be met with hearty approval by
business men. Saturday afternoon s
are generally good business periods
here and clearing house for checks
and other financial transactions will
be facilitated by the new regula-
tion
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
Augsburg Choir to Be
In Plentywood June 7

Announcement was made today
that the Augsburg college choir OF
As voices will present a concert in
Plentywood at the high school aud
itorium June Z. The choir Is under
tho direction of Henry P. Opseth.
They will appear here under the
auspices Of the Lutheran Free Sy-
nod.
The choir at that time will be en-
route to the Pacific coast for SER
les of concerts and in view Of that
fact, their appearance here has been
made possible.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
Broken MSuIatorS
On wer Line
Stops Juice How

Insulators which had been shot at
and broken caused the interruption
of electric service on the branch line
Thursday, April 8, officials of the
Montana-Dakota Utilities company
told The Herald
V. NJ. Cleaveland, power company
official, stated II insulators were
found to have been shot off in the
vicinity of Antelope and several
were found broken near Scobey.
Two days before the power inter-
tire line from Bainville to Scobey
and had changed every broken insul-
ator found.
The line patrol found the whole
sale breakage the day after the in
terruptiOn.
aside from the direct expense in
restoring service and the extreme in
convenience to the public, shooting
of hi-line insulators is an extremely
dangerous occupation for an indiv-
idual, Mr.. Cleaveland said Broken
insulators may mean broken wires
and if such wires are touched by
humans. it means possible electrocu-
ton
Replacement of the II insulators
near Antelope cost the Montana-Da-
kota Utilities company $17O.
I'm Montana there is law cover
ing malicious destruction of hi-line
property" Mr.. Cleaveland said. land
certainly any public-spirited citizen
would not only refrain from doing
such a thing himself but should
gladly assist in giving information
to the authorities regarding individ-
uals who indulge in this practice.
Plentywood herald., 1937-04-22
Sheridan Office Low
In Operating Expense

Sheridan and its neighboring
county, Roosevelt had the lowest
operating expense of all soil con-
servation offices i'm the state dur
ing the fiscal year which ended
March 81, 1t has been announced.
This county's office, when the
total figures are available will be
slightly lower than Roosevelt.
Both offices, the figures reveal
operated on an economical basis
as compared to similar offices i'm
Montana.