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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
A MUNKAS-SZERVEZETEK

eros0dese, vagyis az ipari
nagytoket, de korantsem any
nyira, mint az a teny, hogy a
harcok szinten ijesztgetik a
munkasok egymas k0zt es egy-
mas ellen harcolnak.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy a gyaros
es a vallalkozo mem tud ter
vezni, ha soha mem tudhatja,
hogy a munkas szervezetek
egymask0zti harca mikor be-
nitja meg az uzemet S meddig
tartja AIT paralizisben.
A nemzetk0zi helyzet szinten
mem biztato es bar konoly en-
berek eur6pai haborut6l mem
felnek, a mi gazdasagi helyze-
tunkre aranylag nagy hatassal
van a japan-kinai haboru,
aminek a veget senki mem lat
ia.
Kina meglehet6s nagy 0ssze-
gil bevasarlasokat eszkozol lit
evente, de meg sem k0zeliti ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
AZ OSSZES AD0TERHEKET

a depresszio minden vesz-
teseget, az vi deal minden vi
koltseget rarakta a toke a TO-
gyasztora, vagyiss a farmerra
es a munkasra, IS ICY ell KEEL
lett kovetkezni egy bizonyos
visszaesesnek.
Ez az Okla annak, hogy az
arak = bizonyos cikkeket XII
we've = nemileg enyhultek a
multi heten, hogy az oszi es
tell ruhak ijeszt6en magas arai
sztrajkra birtak a vevoket.
Mindez termeszetesen mem
jelenti AIT, hogy, ujabb dep
resszio zuhan azonnal az or
szagra, inert a gazdasagi he1y-
yet kedvezo, csupan pillanat-
nyi visszaesesrol .lehet es kell
is beszeini, hogy sannak okait
meglassuk.
A teny az, hogy a lakossag
meg mindig lie van rongyolva,
a konnyii ipar termekeire te-
hat szukseg van, a nagyva-
rosok az epuletek tizezreinek a
szuksegst erik, ami munkat ad
a nagyon kozel j0voben a ne
hez iparnak.
S inert a farmerek jo ter
NEST kartak es ait tisztesse-
ges aron tudjak eladni, Ok is
meg fognak a termes araval a
piacon a k0zeli hetekben je-
lenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

tolta magat az ujsagok
frontjara a multi heten S bo-
torsag lenne tovabb tagadni,
hogy apban semmi 0r0met mem
lehet talalni.
Az ertekek ma mar panik-
szerii es allando esese aggoda-
lomba ejtett mindenkit es ez
az aggodalom szinte vizes-lepe-
dot huzott ugy a politikai,
mint a tarsadalmi eletre a
multi heten.
A ma mar majdnem ijeszt6
gazdasagi helyzet az elnokt6l
kezdve minden politikust mer-
sekletre birt az utolso napok-
ban es ugyanez a helyzet bir-
ia ra a munkasvezereket, hogy
ujabb harcok helyett a megle-
vo eredmenyek konszolidacio-
jat kereSsek.
A gazdasagi visszaesesnek es
a t6zsdepaniknak kiil0nb0z6
okai vannak, amelyek kilon-
kiil0n tulsagos fontossaggal
nem birnak, de amelyek egyut-
tesen a jelenlegi visszaesest
esetleg meg fokozzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
A POLyTIKAI
BIZONYTALANSAG

melle kapott az uzletvilag
egy biztonsagot a multi heten,
amelyben azonban - bar AIT
evek ota siirgettek - mem tud-
max sok or0met talalni.
Evek ota egyre hangosab-
ban pazarlassal vadoltak az ell
nok0t, aki vegre nemcsak be-
jelentette, hanem intezkedesei
vel meg is er6sitette, hogy a
sz0vetsegi k0ltekezesek k0ze-
lednek a vegukh0z.
A kozepitkezeseket er6sen re-
dukaljak bar a segelyeket le-
szallitani hirtelen mem fogjak,
ketsegtelen,. ,hogy annak a ter
heit is egyre nagyobb arany-
ban kell maid az allamoknak
es varosoknak atvenni.
A szovetsegi beruhazas es
koltekezes mersekleset azzal
indokolja az elnok, hogy a
rendkivuli viszonyok mulofel-
ben vannak hogy a munkat
ezentul a maganvallalatoknak
kell szolgalni.
S bar a szovetseg "pazarlasa-
max" a larmaja az eget verte
ket eve S bar a nagyt6kesek
osztalya ezeknek a k0ltekeze-
seknek az eredmenyekeppen a
nemzetet cs6dtol feltette, az
elnoki bejelentes panikszeru fe-
lelmet keltett kozotttk. Mert
a szovetsegi beruhazasokra ep-
pen olyan szuksege volt az
iparnak, mint a nyomorg6
munkasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
A GAZDASACI
VISSZAESES

legsulyosabbs okat azonban
abban kell keresniink, hogy az
amerikai nagytoke ismet al
jas volt, hogy -ehsegeben
az elmult lket evben mem
akart a holnapra gondolni, es
a regi bun0ket mem akarta fell
adm.
Ket ev ota csak a yak mem
latta, hogy a nagytoke hallat-
lanul magas jovedelmet hara-
csolt, ami ait jelentette, hogy
a munkas = a latszolag fel-
emelt berek dacara = ismet
mem kapta meg AIT a reszt,
ami megillette a termelt ja-
vakbol. Vagyis az ELOSzTAS
ismet helytelen volt, aminek
visszaesest kellett hozni maya
val.
Az elmult hat honapban
lpeldaul a keresked6k het-nyolc
szazalekkal t0bb dollart vet
tex be, mint tavaly ugyan-
ebben az idobens tde exert negy
szazalekkal kevesebb arut ad-
tax a vev6nek.
Vagyis a munkas a tobb dol
larert kevesebb arut vehetett,
mint a multi evben, a -beret te-
hat mem emeltek, hanem az
arak enelesevel tenylegesen
levagtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
AZ ELNOK UTJABAN.
LEGALABB


els6 feleben csalatkoztak a
-repub.ikanusok, akik ait re-
meltek, hogy Roosevelt egyene-
sen okolre megy azokkal a
szenatorokkal, akik a Supreme
Court iigyeben ellene szavaz-
tax.
Roosevelt kijelentette, hogy
a polgarsag hangulatat es aka
ratat akarja megismerni, es
mem annyira 8 beszel, mint
ohozza beszelnek utkozben.
Els6 ket beszedeben csak ait
adta ia polgarsag tudtara, hogy
az "uj deal" celjai meg mindig
azok ,amik tegnapel6tt voltak,
s hogy azokert tovabb akar es
fog dolgczni.
Minthogy a j0v0 evi valasz-
tasokig lesz a kongresszusnak
meg egy iilese, nyilvanvalo,
hogy az eln0k egyel6re mem
|kivanja a demokratak kozt lev6
szakadast elezni S az 8 szem-
pontjabol minden esetre sike-
rult az utja a multi het vegeig.
Ugy latszik hogy a sajto
majdnera egysegesen fektelen
uszitasa dacara Roosevelt ma is
a legnepszerubb ember ebben
"a hazaban; es ha a nyugati
allamok polgarai mem is for
dulnak a szenatorok ellen,
amiert azok utjat alltak a
Supreme Court ugyeben az
'elnoknek, egyebkent ma is
Rooseveltt6l varjak, hogy
iranyt szabjon a nemzet ut
janak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
NINCS TEHAT OK
| |AGCODALOMRA

de igenis ovatossagra szuk-
seq van es ismetelten ARA
kell kerniink e rovat olvasoit,
hogy vigyazva tervezzenek a
jovore. Kul0n0sen pedig ke-
ruljek azokat a reszletre valo
vasarlasokat, amiket ell lehet
keriilni.
Ha a munkasszervezetek a
jelenlegi helyzetuket konszo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
Ill E TI s W d NJ i b

pant, amely ha1madik legna-
gyobb vev6Je ernek az orszag-
max. Minthogy q nemset ro-
konszenve Kinaval van, a
gazdasagi ierdeke Japannal,
erthet6, hogy a tavol-keleti ha-
boru mem okoz semmi 0r0met
az amerikai kereskedele
es iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30

,lidaljak es t0bb figyelmet for
ditanak a munkas berere,
mint ARA, hogy melyik vezer-
kar legyen ur felette, akkor a
k0vetkez6 felevben orvosolni le-
hetN a ;elenlegi egeszsegtelen
helyzetet magasabb berek-
kel.
Egyebkent az 6szre vart fell
|lendiiles el fog kovetkezni a he
tekben, de az mem lesz olyan
nagy aranyu, mint amilyent
az uzletvilagban a nyar folyaa
man remeltek.
Ezzel szemben a fellendiiles
tartosabb lesz, es ha az epit-
kezes nagyobb aranyban a tel
vegere ,negindul, ujabb vissza-
esest a nyar elott mem varunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
.KELLEMESEN LEPTE MEG

az American Legion kon-
venci6ja az orszagot. Nyug-
dijat meg egyel6re mem ker-
mex csak az 0zyegyeknek es az
arvaknak, S termeszetesen
azoknak az ozvegyeknek es
arvaknak is, akik joval a ha-
boru utan k0tottek a sorsukat
a volt hosOkhOz.
Hasonlo mersekletet tanusi-
tottak mas iranyban is, inert
munkaskerdesben semlegesek
maradtak, nemzeti politikai
kecdesben pedig a liberalizmus
fele hajlottak.
Erelyes eljarast kovetelnek
azokkal szemben, akiks kill
foldr0l importalt izmusokba
akarjak sodorni = kulfoldi IL
gatas nyoman az orszagot,
de megallapitottak, hogy min
den amerikai polgarnak ,joga
van akarmilyen felfogashoz,
ha ait mem kulf0ldi koruna
nyok ugynoKei terjesztik.
Icy, bar erosen kikeltek a
nazizmus es a fascizmus ellen,
Cow atas az six oldalOn)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30

MA MAR VAL0SZINUNEK
LATSZIK,

hogy a Black kinevezese es
az azzal kapcsolatos lelepleze-
SEX k0rul kit0rt vihar ell fog
ulni, akar mi tortenik a bro
val.
De amennyiben Black sem
lie mem mond, sem kielegitG
nyilatkozatot nem ad nem-
zetnek, a kinevezes kGvetkez-
menyeit Roosevelt elete vegeie
megerzi, es az minden valasz-
tas alkalmaval fegyver lesz az
ellenfel kezeben.
Erdekes egyebkent, hogy sem
a katholikusok, sem a zsidok
sem a negerek mem izgulnak
Black ellen, S mem felnek tole
amiert tagja volt a Klannak
hanem kilonosen a nagy toke
es a reakcio larmaznak. Anne.
lyek tudvalevoleg erkolcstelen
rokonsagban alltak a Ku Kluz
Kannal, amig annak Macy
volt hatalma.
Meg erdekesebb, hogy a re-
publikanus part egyenesen a
Black Ku Klux multjara akar-
ia epiteni a szerencsejet a jo-
voben, mintha a nemzeti va
lasztasok idejen mem a repub-
llkanus part adott volna szaz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
MIG AZONBAN Az ELN0K

idaig mem hozakodott el6
a Supreme Court vitas ugye-
vel, ezen a heten a Supreme
Court iigye fog el6hozakodni
az - elnokkel.
A napokban esedekes Black
bir6 hazaterte europai utjar6l
es ketsegtelen, hogy eszrevet-
lenil mem surranhatik be az
orszagba, meg kevesbe a Su-
|preme Court epiiletebe.
A Supreme Court vi biroja
felvilagositassal - ha mem le-
mondassal - tartozik a nem-
zetnek, es nem neki, de az
eln0knek lesz nagyon kelle-
metlen, ha EFT meg fogja ia
gadni.
Abban ma mar megegyezik
mindenki, hogy az elnok ma
ga tehetetlen a Black ugye-
ben, inert mem tartanak he
lyesnek, ha peldat szolgaltat-
ma ARA, hogy a legfels6 biro-
sag valamelyik tagjat lemon
dasra szolitsa.
Koztudomasu, hogy a SUI
preme Court ket tagja meg
szegett bizonyos igereteket,
amelyeket kinevezestik alkal-
naval tettek a nemzetnek, de
lemondasra senki oket fel mem
szolitotta idaig.
Es Iegkevesbe akarhatjak
ezt azok d polgarok,, ,1i akik
olyan szentnbek tartjak a leg
[felea bIrosagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30

mint fentebb irtuk, reszben
a kedvez6tlen gazdasagi hely-
zet, reszben a bizonytalan kill
politikai helyzet elvette a mutt
heten.
A kormany meg mindig
minden k0riilmenyek kozt
bekeben akar minden mas
allan kormanyaval maradni
es ezt a politikat meg mindig
osztatlanul helyesli, a polgar-
sag.
Macy kar, hogy ezt a Kina-
ban tartozkodo nehany ezer
amerikai polgar megerteni
mem akarja es onz6en AIT XII
vanjak, hogy miattuk esetleg
zuditsak az Egyesiilt Alamo
kat egy veres es koltseges ka-
LAMBDA.
A valosag az, hogy minden
oft levo hadihajo es minden
"erelyes jegyzek" dacara, KEEP
telen a. Kinaban tartozkodo
amerikaiak eletet es vagyonat
megvedeni a kormanyunk.
inert Japan eppen ugy csinal,
mint minden haboruban allo
nemzet, a legelso sorban a sa-
jat gy6zelmevel tor6dik. Es
Japan t'ldja, hogy egyetlen
idegen hatalom sem fog a ha-
boruban resztvenni, hogy XII
naban levo alattvaloit es azok
vagyonat megyedje. A haza-
fla eljaras az lenne, hogy
minden oft tartozkodo polgar
takarodjek haza abbol az or
szagbol, amelynek minden
varosat nap-nap utan ellense-
ges ropul6k bombazzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-30
ezreket a Klannak, hogy el6bb'
AL Smith, aztan Roosevelt ell
len izgasson.
MEG EGY EV VAN HATRA

NAA0 AS - AS vAAAN AAAA 49,
a kovetkez6 kongresszusi
kampanyig, de a republikanu-
sok ugy hiszik, hogy ,elkovet-
kezett a munka ideje, S hogy
szerencsejiik kezd virradni.
Vandenberg eln0kjel0lt nyo-
man lit is, oft is felhangzik a
csabitas a lazado es reakcios
demokratak szamara, hogy
menjenek a republikanusokkal
egy partba, ezeket a meghiya-
sekat azonban idaig nagyon
hiivosen fogadtak.
Sehol mem latni semmifele
szandekot meg a legreakcio-
sabb demokratak kozt sem,
hogy akar belepjenek a re-
publikanus partba, akar vi
partot alakitsanak republika-
nus vezerlet mellett, S ICY
fiaSko volt ez a kiserlet.
Ezzel szemben sulyos vesz-
teseg erte a republicans par
tot eppen ezekben a remeny-
teljes napoKban, inert Mr..
Hoover ertesere adta minden-
kinek, hogy 1940-ben a jel0lt-
seget ujra k0vetelni fogja a
partjatol
Es bar republicans k0r0k
ketsegbeesetten igyekeznek en-
nekNa lehetetlenseger6l meg
gy6zni, a "nagy mern0kkel"
mem birnak. Mar pedig a
Hoover vezerlete a leghalva-
nyabb remenyseget is elveszi
a partjatol.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
Hardin High
Up to Finals
Defeats Hysham S2-1I; Forsyth,
1920. Plays Lodge Grass on
Saturday Mite.

The Hardin high school basket
ball team left Wednesday morn
ing by auto for Miles City to en-
ter the annual tournament of
district No. S. That night at sew
en- O'Clock they played Hysham,
winning by a score of 80 to II.
Thursday night at nine o'clock,
Hardin played Forsyth, winning by
a score of % to 20. John Landon,
who injured a finger in the Hy-
sham game, started in the For
syth game, but was unable to g.
through.
While the scores have not been
received here, it Is understood
that Lodge Grass mas won its two
games. Neither Hardin nor Lodge
Grass will play again until Sat
urday night at $3.50, when these
two Big Horn county teams will
be pitted against each other for
the district championship.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
Creamery No.
Three Starts
Big Horn Dairy Products Co. VIII
Open for Business in Adler
Block N. Custer Ave.

The Big Horn Dairy Products
Co. is the latest business concern
for Hardin. It will open for bust
ness in the Adler brick building
on Custer avenue, diagonally
across the street from the Big
Horn County Carnegie library,
next Monday or Tuesday, and will
do a general creamery business,
specializing in Pasteurized mill;
and cream. This department will
be under the direction of Hugh
M. Linn, who for II years prior
to Jan. l was manager of the
Hardin Sanitary Co.
The new concern will deal in
all kinds of dairy products, as
its name implies, and will manu-
facture butter, cottage cheese,
buttermilk, ice cream, etc. It will
buy cream from the farmers, al
ways paying the highest price the
condition of the market will al
low. This makes the third cream
cry for Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
CLARENCE BOWERS WEEDS
MISS MADERINE EBELNG

At the Methodist parsonage in
Billings, Saturday, Feb. 6, Clar-
ence Bowers, youngest son of H.
J. Bowers, a prominent farmer of
the Big Horn valley, north of Har-
din, and Miss Maderine Ebeling,
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Charles
Miller of Hardin, were married,
the Methodist pastor officiating.
Following their return home from
Billings, a wedding dinner was
served by the groom's mother at
the Bowers farm down the valley.
The brides mother also gave a
family dinner in honor of the
newly weds at her home in Har-
din, and a group of relatives gave
them a shower at the home of
Everett Bowers, brother of the
groom. They will make their home
on the Bowers farm, north of
Hardin. The Hardin Tribune
Herald joins with the friends Of
this young couple in wishing them
all the good things of life.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
Lomun Nelson
Died Tuesday
Long. Time Lodge Grass Resident
Passes at Sheridan, Wyo.
Funeral Today.

Loman L. Nelson, for the past
third Of a century q resident of
the Lodge Grass community, died
Tuesday at the Sheridan County
Memorial hospital at Sheridan,
Wyo.
MI. Nelson was born in Iowa 81
years ago, and when a young man
came west and Big Horn county
had been his home for 80 years
or more. For the past ten years
ne had been engaged in ranching
near Lodge Grass.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Belle Nelson and one daugh.
ter, Mrs. Helen Hunter, both of
Lodge Grass.
Funeral services will be held at
the Little Brown church in Lodge
Grass at two o'clock this Friday
afternoon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
Orville Wheeler Loses Life When
High Wind, Friday, Topples
35-FOOt ScaffOld.

Orville Wheeler, aged 81, a
carpenters helper employed since
last October by the Holly Sugar
Corporation in the construction
work on their new sugar factory
and other buildings at Hardin,
was fatally injured at 4:20 last
Friday afternoon when a heavy
gust of wind blew down a 35-foot
high scaffold on which he was
working, throwing him to the
ground, his head striking a steel
beam and fracturing his skull.
He died at a local hospital shortly
after midnight, Friday. The ac-
cident happened just ten minutes
before quitting time. Another
worker was descending from the
scafold at the time and jumped
to safety as the scaffold fell,
There are approximately 100 men
employed in the construction of
the n and one-half million dol
lar factory and this is the first
fatal accident since work began
last fall.
Orville Wheeler came to Mon
tana from his home at Charlton,
Iowa. in 1884. Before coming IL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
FATAL ACCIDENT Al
HOLLY SUGAR FACTORY

Hardin last October he had been
employed for some time at Cor
NTH, this county. With his wife
and year-old daughter and his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Wheeler, he lived
in one of the tourist cabins at
Woodlawn park, a mile east of
Hardin, houses being at a premi-
UNI in Hardin. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. P. Wheeler, reside at
Charlton, Iowa.
The remains were prepared for
burial at the Bulls rilly mortu-
airy, and accompanied by his wild
oW and year-old daughter aid
his brother. Don Wheeler, also
employed at the Hardin sugar
factory. they were shipped on
s sunday mornings Burlington
train No. AZ to his old home at
Charlton, Iowa, for burial in the
family plot there.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
FARMERS DISCUSSION
CLUB MET WEDNESDAY

The Farmers Discussion club
met in the court room in Hardin
Wednesday afternoon at tvs
o'clock, with August Heitzman in
charge Of the program which
embraced the following topics:
Congress Gets Farm Tenant Aid
'Plan;' Bulletin D. s. g." 'Should
Farm Ownership Be the Goal OF
Agricultural Policy?"
Sixteen Big Horn valley farm
ers were in attendance and all
participated in the discussion OIL
each topic. AT the conclusion OF
the meeting each question was
decided in the affirmative.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday. March 8, at 2 p. m
The question for discussion will
be Exports and Imports and
How Do They Affect the Farmer,
and other topics. Fred Kelley will
lead the discussion. All farmers
are invited to attend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
Lions Honor
Hardin Hi Five
Entertain Boys Monday Night at a
Luncheon and Football
Movie Show.

The Hardin high school basket
ball team were guests of the Har-
din Lions club at its den in Pine
Lodge, last Monday evening. Fol-
lowing a luncheon, served at ESQ
O'Clock by q committee comprising
y. E. Anderson, Lester w. Acahen-
bach and J. w. Bulls, group
Pep singing was INDUCED in and
a number , of talks were made.
with DR.. L. H. Labbitt acting as
POSTMASTER. Among the speakers
were Ray Chagnon, junior forester
at Crow Agency, who told of the
work of the ECW; Supt. M. A.
Thompson of the Hardin school
district, who spoke pridefully of
the accomplishments of the Har-
din school quint this season:
Coach H. R. Salyer, who urged the
desirabilty of installing football
as one of the athletic projects
OF Hardin high school; Gayle
Sawicki, timekeeper for the Hoi-
~ sugar Corp, who spoke for the
national American game of base
ball and stated that among his
crew Of more than a hundred
men at the factory there are some
outstanding players, among them
a pitcher who has played two
years in the Omaha league, and
ne felt that Hardin this season
should have an outstanding team.
county Agent Geo. w. Gustafson
spoke on athletics in general as
an upbuilding force for a better
citizenship among the growing
generation.
Following the speaking the fis-
tv-odd men and youths present
were treated to a 45-minute show
OF moving pictures, depicting sew
era football games between the
Minnesota University and other
schools, this feature being provid-
ed by DR.. L. H. Labbitt, a Mime
sofa graduate, with Jack Rowland.
Harriet theatre movie operator,
operating the projection machine.
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SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
NEW HIGHWAY COMMISSION

The Montana supreme court on
Wednesday handed down a 80
decision upholding the action of
former Governor Elmer Holt in
the removal of the State High
way Commissioners DR.. J. H. Nc
Gregor of Great Falls, lockwood
Brown of Billings and L. J.
Croonenberghs of Missoula and
his appointment in their stead
Fred A. Fligman of Great Falls;
D. L. OHern of Miles City, and
Thomas o. Collins of Anaconda.
Stewart. Anderson and Morris
signed the opinion, Sands and
Angstman, dissenting.
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Joseph Deichl, AZ, Succumbs Ate,
Long Illness at His Home
In St. Xavier.

Joseph Deichl, for the past
twenty years the village black
smith at st. Xavier and highly
respected by the people of the Big
Horn valley, died at his home at
st. Xavier, last Sunday morning
of cancer of the stomach, from
which he had been a sufferer
several months. In December he
went to Portland, Ore, for an
oneration by a specialist, who was
unable to afford him relief and
he came home and gradually grew
weaker until death nut an end to
his suffering.
Joe Deichl was born in Nurem-
berg, Germany, Julv 10, 1895. He
came to the U. S. in 1914, locating
in Cascade, Iowa, where a half
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
COUNTY FED. WOMEN'S CLUBS
AT LODGE GRASS, SATURDAY

The Big Horn County Fedora
ton of Women's clubs will meet
at Lodge Grass in the Chivers
Memorial Community room at 10
a. M, tomorrow-Saturday, Feb.
20. There will be a business ses-
sion in the forenoon, a SOC lunch
con at 1890 and a program in the
afternoon. A Zine Arts" exhibit
will be an attractive feature, each
club being asked to exhibit
treasures of its members, an
tiques, art, fancy work, etc. The
speaker will be Rev. Murray of
Billings, who will give his ad-
dress on PERSIA, where he was
at one time a missionary. All
club women and others who are
interested are invited to attend.
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Opportunity Table

The Congregational Ladies' Cir
Gle will meet next Thursday at
ternoon, Feb. 25th, at $50 o'clock
in the church parlor. The host
esseS will be Mesdames H. w. Bum
ston and L s. McAlli.ster. There
will be an opportunity Table.
in charge of Mesdames J. H. Jes-
ser, H. Ulrich, A. c. Sweeney and
E. A. Sibley. Members and friends
are invited to attend and enjoy
the good fellowship after the
business session. Prompt arrival
will be appreciated so the work as
hostesses will not be unnecessaril
late. "I%
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-19
WORLD WAR VET is BURIED
AT CUSTER BATTLEFIELD

Nels Nelson, a World War vet
eran, died at the Veterans hos
pital at Fort Mckenzie, Sheridan,
Wyoming, last Friday, Feb. IL,
from bronchial pneumonia, and
was buried in the Custer Battle
field National cemetery with full
military honors by Hardin Post
No. 8, American Legion, Wednes-
day, Feb. II. The deceased was a
native of Minnesota, 40 years old,
and gave Spokane, Wash, as his
home town when he was admitted
as a patient to the hospital three
years ago. He was single and 50
far a. known had no relatives.