davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-10

(Pleass Tam to Neat PH""'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-10
Third Election District,
POOlesvilIe

Becl1with, Tilghman Heirs-Parcel
of land at "Sugarland" containing 4
acres, adjoining the properties of
Albert Pearson, Levi Halls Heirs
and Anderson and Terpenning.
Taxes, interest and costs $693.
Evening star., 1938-11-19
NTH REPORT OF COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPA|GNERS
GROUP SOLICITATION UNIT (Continued)

Amou
Quote. Pledges. Pledged. Quote.
AREA V-Adrian D. Wang Chairman Emil Chairman;
Otto Nielsen Secretary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
Dlouhe spanky.

Chicagska 2leta Mary Ellen
Beardon v ElmAood Parku "a
halena jest v sestim6sfcnf spa
mex, do kter6ho upadla 25.
bfezna pc lehk6m dtoku osy-
PEEK. Prvn1 cas- divka spala, a.
lie nynf S sebou obcas pohne,
pfij1ma potravu lzicf a dava
znamenf zivota. PTibrala til
libry ma vaze. Vypada zdra-
We.
V Erie, Pa, jest podobny a.
lie daleFo vaznejs1 pT1pad. Tam
spf Maxine Yaringtonova sko-
70 4 roxy. Slavila nynf pate
n%arozeniny. Ia cely cas- skoro
mic nevyrostla. Kdyz n6kdy
otevre oci, tax Sc IDA, re mic
nevidf. Mumla nekdy nesro-
zumitelna slova, dokonce Sc v
postylce posadf, ale -nijak nenf
k %probuzen1. LekaTi cele A
meriky Sc o pf1pad zaj1maj1, a.
lie zadny nedovede pomoci ne
DO f1ci, jestli Sc dfvka nekdy
probud1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
Mrtvola zavrazdsne naIezena.

V Texasu policie zahajila pa
tranf pc druhe mrtvole zeny,
.ktera, jak Sc pravf, stala Sc O.
bet1 modernfho Modrovousa,
pc nalezu rozsekane mrtvoly
zeny v mekkem hrobe ma jiste
ranci V okolf. Policie vysetfu-
je tez pobyt peti jinych zen.
Vsech sedm zen jest uvade-
no We spojen1 S Josefem Bal
lem, 46 let starym hostinskym,
ktery zastTelil sc V sobotu,
kdyz policie vysetfovala jej O.
hledne zmizenf zeny, jez byla
u neho zamestnana.
0 nekolik hodin pozdeji by
la nalezena mrtvola Hazel
Brownove, 20 leta stare, zako-
pana dive mile cesty cd Ballova
hostince v Elmendorfu, Texas.
Slouzila "a barren V jeho hos
tinci.
Elmer Wheeler, cerny made
mix, vinil Balla, re dfvku zabil.
Prav1 re jej pTinutil, ably mu
pomohl rozTezati mrtvolu. PAX
Wheeler nacpal jej1 trup a u
dy do sudu, v nemz z1staly ne
kolik dnf, nez dial rozkaz, ably
sud byl zakopan.
Wheeler udal, re druha mr.
tvola zeny je zakopana v pfsec
nych dunach nedaleko Ingle-
side ma pobTez1. Minnie &C.
hart, ktera byla rovnez zamest
mana u Balla, byla zabita pc
koupeli a pitce ma moTskem
bfehu. z peti pohresovanych
zen ctyfi byvaly zamestnany v
Ballove hostinci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30

nosti jiz i zeny pGl tuctu evrop-
skych zemf
0 dalsfm rozS1reni obcan-
skych a politickych prav zen
muzeme 81 uciniti iakousi pred
stavu poole jejich pfftomneho
statutu ma pr. v New Yokru.
Zeny tohoto stau mohou nynf
zasedati v porote a zastavati
vefejne 1rady "a techze pod
minek jak muzi. Provdana ze-
ma ma pravo vlastniti maietek
We SVEN jmenu, zdcastniti Sc
obchdn1ho podniku a uzavfra-
ii pravoplatne smlouvy. Kon-
trola mad nemovitym i osobnfm
majetkem, ktery vlastnila V do
be sveho snatku, zdstava i ma
dale v jej1ch rukou. zena ne
nj zodpovedna "a dluhy sveho
manzela a svGj majetek mdze
libovolne odkazati stejne jako
iej1 manzel. DGvod Ike zruse-
nj snatku je tentyz pro man
zelku jake manzela.
Jista nerovnopravnost poci-
tuje Sc jeste ma poll vydeleG-
neho zivota. V mnoha 1secfch
zeme a v mnoha odvetvfch prG-
myslu dostava zena menS1
mzdu nezli muz "a tutez pra-
eli. Proti tomuto odstrkovanf
zen vede Sc vsak otevfena kan
pan V mnoha statech, a zeny
~doufaj1, re zfskajf i V tonic o.
hledu zadouc1 napravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
LOVECKE LICENSE PRED
METEM VYSTRAHY.

Polni hlidaci obdrzeli rozkaz
statu, ably ma pozoru NELL Bal
timoTany, kteff hledfce vyhnou
ii Sc vyssf sazbe "a honebni
license, zfskavajf usedlfky O.
kres1, ably dostali license v je-
jich jmeno pro ne.
BaltimorSti strelci must pla-
It'll 1925 "a honebn1 licens,
kdezto honec v okresu zaplati
jenom $1.25.
Hlfdac6m narfzeno prohl1-
yeti kazdou licensi dGkladne a
zadati stotoznenf, kdyz pochy-
bujf o honci.
Minuleho roku vice neil sto
honcG zatceno bylo pro chyb-
ne license.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
Konec kIoboukE.

Nemecke tovarny ma klobou-
ky jsou nuceny soustavne pre-
menovat svou vyrobu. Zaliba
v uniformach vSeho druhu We
de k tomu, re klobouky mizeji
vzdy vice a jejich mfsto zaujf-
mali uniformnf cepice. V Ne
mecku je dnes 236 tovaren ma
cepice a pocet ten sc zvetsi je-
Ste v pr1st1 dobe premenou W.
roby v tovarnach ma klobouky.
Take v Ceskoslovensku nekte-
re kloboukove tovarny, ktere
jsou v nemeckych rukou, pre-
sedlavaji Sc svou vyrobou ma
cepice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
O'CONOR VfTEZEM.

Herbert R. O'Conor, general
nj navladn1, jmenovan byl do
uradu governera v tretim ba-
lOtu demokraticke konvence
konane v utery. Jmenovani je-
no zajisteno bylo v pondelf =
Zrovna "a Is dni pc primar-
kach.
Ornament ucinil president
statniho senatu, Lansdale G..
Sasscer.
Protikandidatem jeho byl
mayor Jackson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
STANTE Sc PREDPLATITE.
LEM NASEHO CSL.
~TYDENNfKU
Listarna F. L. I. S.
Vyse pozitkG pTi starobnfm
pojisten1.

Vyse pozitkd pri starobnfm
pojiStenl.
Dotaz: Je mi 35 let a v prf-
tomnosti vydelavam $1,000 roc
ne. Kdyby sc mole prijmy
nezmenily, jakou pensi bych
dostaval pc dosazenf petase-
desateho roku? Kolik by do
stala ma rodina tom pripade,
re bych zemfel "a 20 nebo 80
let?
OdpoveG: We vaSem veku
vsak m1zete pravem doufat,ze
Sc vas pT1jem v budoucnosti
zvys1. Kdyby vsak z1stal nez-
menen, pax byste mel v peta-
sedesati letech narok ma mesfc-
nj pensi $45. Kdybyste zem-
rel pc 20 letech,vase rodina by
dostala 1910, pc 80 letech
$1.365.
Povolen1 k prodlouzeni do
casneho pobytu.
Dotaz: Byl jsem pripusten
do Spojenych statd ma sestime-
slcn1 navstevu, rad bych sc ale
zdrzel O neco dele. Jak mann
zadat o prodlouzenf povolene
mi lhGty?
Odpoved: Poslete zadost O
prodlouzen1 docasneho pobytu
observation-disclosures a naturali-
sacn1mu 1radu, ktery dozira
ma pristehovalectvf v tom prf-
stavu, We kterem jste vystoupil
ma pudu Spojenych Statn. Je-
vas pas platny a mali vase
pran1, zdrzeti Sc zde dele, O.
pravneny podklad, Dude vasi
zadosti pravdepodobne vyho-
veno. zadost podejte ma for
mulafi $50, ktery 81 mnzete O.
patriti u kterehokli pristeho-
valecke a naturalisacni 1radov
ne. zadost must byti potvrze-
ma ~verejnym notarem a zasla-
ma patficnemu 1Tadu nejdrfve
80 a ~nejpozdeji Is dni pred wy
prsenfm platnosti navstevniho
visa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
LOUPEz.

Jacob Stevak" velkoobchod
masem ma S. Central avenue,
pfepaden byl v nedeli dvema
bandity, kterf prchli z podni-
ku sc $4,000. Penfze skolek-
tovane re tr1 odbocek, pocital
klerk Sidney Kempler O 1. no
dine rano "a pomoci tTi asis-
TENTH. Jeden re vkrocivsich
banditd natazenym revolve-
rem rozkazal vydanf penez.
Do 1fadovny dostali Sc z dru-
heho poschod1, kan die vseho
vlezli re strech sousednich do
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
Zastrelila sc.

25leta Henel May Kesling,
sekretarka odvetvf federalnf-
no pokladnicn1ho 1Tadu v Lin
coin, Nebraska byla nalezena
zastrelena V AUTOMOBILE v par
ku Bethany. StTelila sc do
hlavy kul1 z maleho revolveru,
jejz dosud tT1mala v ruce, TAX
re nemohlo byt nejmens1 po-
chybnosti, re spachala sebe-
vrazdu. Co j dohnalo k zou-
falstv1, nebylo vysvetleno. Po-
chaz1 z Bloomfield, Mo-, kde
jeff otec je lekaTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
z DEPART
MENTU.

POStmistr Ernest Green O.
znamil ustanovenf tydne cd 2.
rfjna do 8. jake "Narodn1 ty-
den dopisovanf psani." Kazdy
pokus ucinen Dude zaslati Cd
poveG ma obdrzeny dopis a tim
odstraniti castou chybu, re
mnohe osoby pozde odpovfda-
il anebo neodpovfdaj1 vdbec.
Tyden ma vzbuditi zajem v
dopisovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
Odmsna "a pohostinstvf.

V Marion, ILL.,, osadn1ci pa
tf1c1 Ike kostelu Grange Hall
zahajili sblrku ma uvedenf sve-
no kostela do poradku. Uda-
vajf, re deln1ci Cd WPA vse
znicili, kdyz jim byl poskytnut
v kostele 1tulek "a shromaz-
diste. Ably Sc zahTali, delnfci
rozstfjpali kde jaky dreveny
kus a rozbili docela i kostelni
lavice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
SHIRT DVOU PROMINENT.
MICH LEKARU.

V pondelf smrt odvolala diva
Baltimorske prominentnf leka-
re z tohoto sveta. Jednim byl
DIR. Frank R. Smith, jenz zem-
rel We start 80 rok1 We SVEN
dome ma Wexford road. Byl
clenem lekafskeho stabu Johns
Hopkins nemocnice.
Druhym byl DIR. Frank S.
Lynn, professor ma Maryland
ske universite a surgeon. Po-
dlehl mrtvici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30

Philip Klemkovski, hostin-
sky v 100 blocku Hull ulice,
odsouzen byl We stTedu ku po-
kute $3.50 a 1tratam pro 1cas-
tenstvf v loternfm syndikatu.
Frank Barnet odsouzen byl
ku pokute $3.50 pro prijfmani
sack prvnfm blocku N. Eu-
taw ulice.
Peter Jarjobzinski, hostinsky
v 600 blocku S. Broadway po-
kutovan byl $50 pro dovoleni
ku pTij1mani sack v mistnosti
sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
TIATRICETILETY TLOUKL
20 ROKU A r
MANZELKU.

Ma severvychodnf policejnf
stanici zavren byl v nedeli 33
rokd starry Arthur Tucker re
1900 blocku N. Bond ulice, ,jenz
stloukl svoji 40 rok1 starou
manzelku Helen Tucker. Byla
il jim rozrazena lebka, a nos
pTerazen vedle jinych zranenf.
Souzen Dude 8. Tfjna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
Vypadla z auta a zabila sc.

H. Peace, 68leta vdova z
Palmer Nebraska byla zvlast-
nj nahOdou usmrcena. Ma sill
nici nedaleko Marquette chte-
la zavrfti dv1rka rychle jedou-
chic automobile, ale pTi prud-
KEN vetru sc dv1Tka 1plne O.
tevrela a ona vypadla ma dlaz-
bu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
WPA pomaha pTi rozsahlem
zdravotnim planu.

National Health Conference
sesla Sc We dnech 49,, 10. a 20.
cervence We Washingtone, kde
il vladnf znalci predlozili roz-
sally a dalekosahly plan, jak
nejlepe zajistiti radnou lekaT-
skou peel americkemu lidu.
Jedne tretine celeho naroda
dostava sc az dosud nedosta-
tecneho nemocnicnfho, lekaf-
skeho, zubnfho a v1bec zdra-
votnlho osetTeni. Byl proto po-
dan ma konferenci navrh ma
zaveden1 des1tileteho progra-
mu, vyzadujfcfho $85O,OOO,O 900
rocniho nakladu a vypracova-
neho aspon v hlavnich rysech
presidentovym mezidepart-
mentnim vyborem pro koordi-
naci zdravotni a socialnf pece.
Pc prve v dejinach Spoje-
nych StatG sesli Sc zastupci le-
kafskeho stavu Sc zastupci vse-
no naroda, S pracovniky ma DO
Ii socialn1 pece, S obchodnfky,
s uciteli, S prGmyslovymi "a
mestnanci a S farmaTi, ably "a
pocali jednanf O narodnfm
zdravotnlm programu. Navr-
ny, vypracovane Narodni zdra-
votn1 konferenci, budou pozde-
il predany kongresu. V Mich
jsou zahrnuty nejen navrhy ma
stavbu potTebnych nemocnic a
rozslfen1 cinnosti verejne-zdra
votnich organisacf We venkov-
skych okresech, ale i doporu-
cent rozsiTiti lekarskou peel
mezi skupinami lidf, odkaza-
nych ma podporu, jakoz i tech,
ktef1 Size podporu neberou, a.
lie mali tax male prfjmy, re ne
mohou platiti "a Tadne lekar-
ske osetfeni.
Ia utvoTen1 spravne pred
stavy o zdravotnich potrebach
naroda a "a umozneni Narod-
nj zdravotni conference a ie-
jich blahodarnych vysledk1
name CO vdeciti narodnimu
zdravotn1mu prehledu z lei
1886, financovanemu z fon-
d1 WPA a rizenemu veTejne-
zdravotn1 sluzbou "a spolupra.
&c Works Progress Administers
ton. Narodn1 zdravotn1 pre-
hled zahrnul ctyryaosmdesat
NEST a tTiadvacet venkovskych
okrskG v devatenacti statech a
vyzadoval sestimes1cn1 net.
navne cinnosti pracovnikt
WPA, kterf mluvili Sc zivitel
800, 900 robin, ably tax shrnul.
vsechna potrebna data O ne.
moci mezi lidem.
Urednfci verejne-zdravotni
sluzby Spojenych Statn prizna.
vaj1, re toto zkoumanf zdra.
votn1ch pomerG pracovnfky
WPA bylo tax zevrubne, re je-
no vysledky mGzeme plnym
pravem povazovati "a nejprae
nejs1 a nejleps1 pTehled zdra.
votnfho stavu zdejs1ho obyva.
telstva, ktery byl kdy pofizen
Zvlastn1 pozornosti zasluhu.
je 81 problem robin beroucfck
podporu a tech, jichz financnt
stav nen1 mnohem lepsf, jakoz
i obyvatelstva ma venkove. Ma
kazdy den nemoci v dobre 81.
tuovane rodine pripadaji tt.
dny nemoci v rodine, odkazane
ma podporu. Mezi temito pc.
sledn1mi je O 81 procent vice
chronickych nemoc1, neil me.
ri lidmi Sc slusnym pTfjmem
pri tom vsak lekaTska pece je
nesporne zjevem proportional.
ne Tidslm.
Umrtnost rodicek a nemluv-
nat bylo by mono sn1ziti O po-
lovinu Tadnou lekarskou pee
a take 1mrtnost mezi prGmy-
slovym delnictvem a hejubozst
tTetinou nas1 populace bplo by
mono markantne sniziti.
Znalci vsech vladnich de-
partmentG, zabyvajfcfch sc
zdravotnfmi problemy, vyna-
lozili ma sebranf prehledu diva
roxy prace, jejfmz k%onecnym
vysledkem byl Sized Narodni
zdravotn1 conference a JEFF do
porucen1 narodnlho zdravotnf-
no programu.
Vypadla z auta a zabila Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30

OTRAVENA PLYNEM.
Mary Starr, 64leta, naleze-
ma byla v bezvedom1 v kuchyni
domu We 24O0 blocku w. Fa-
ytate ulice naplnenem plynem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-30
MlStnl ZprdVy.
STRAzCI We SPRING GROVE
NARCENI ZE ZABITf.

STRAZCI We SPRING GROVE
NARCENI re ZABITf.
Velkoporota Baltimorskeho
Okresu vyslovila prot trem
strazcGm v 1stavu choromysl-
nych We Sprint Grove sve pre-
svedcenf, re osudnym sbitfm
chovance v 1stavu, Henry
Baumgartner, tohoto usmrtili.
z utlucen1 ku smrti narceni:
Donald w. Walters, 23lety,
Elmer Albert Loveridge, 32le-
ty a Oliver C. Corkran, 21lety.
Baumgartner, 54lety, zem-
rel V cervenci, kdyz pc tlucen1
jej strazci, roztrzena byla spo-
dni lila.
Chovanec zmizel z 1stavu
pc jfdle jedne noel. Byl v "a
peti pc uteku SVEN dopaden,
wat do zvlaStni sine pro nepo-
slusne chovance zTfzene, Saty z
neho vzaty a pax nahy tlucen.
Druhy den lekarskou prohlid-
kou zjiSteno, re Baumgartner
nebezpecne onemocnel. V krat
kosti zemrel.
Evening star., 1938-01-24
Knit Your Way to Fashion

Our expert instructors will gladly enroll
you in the classes now being formed
in our Art Needework Department.
You will find the lovely new yarns,
which have just arrived, thrilling invi-
totiors to exciting new creations.
Art Needlework .. Fifth Floor
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-06-30
Summer Reading
Club at Library

Geneva Tronson's and Gather
inc McLean's rooms are in the
lead in the Good Time Reading
club contest at the public library.
It's not too late for pupils in
the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
grades to join. Each child re-
ceives a small paper clock on
which he records the number of
book he reads. A record of read
ing by classes is posted on a chart
on the bulletin board.
All children who like to read
should come to the library to find
out more about the club.
New books for summer reading
at the library are:
Adult fiction: Cole, Sleeping
Death" Corbett Light of Other
Days." Gardner, Cease of the
Substitute Face" Gunnarsson,
"Ships in the Sky" Lawrence,
"Bow Down to Wood and Stone;;'
Odlum, each Dawn DE-" Raw
lings, "The Yearling;;" Runbeck,
For Today Only" Werfel,
"Hearken Unto the Voice." Wise,
Long Tomorrow"
Adult non-fiction: Craig, DAN
ger is My Business" biography
Of a big-game hunter and photo
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-06-30
Els Outvote
Total for Old
Parties by 982
CANVASS BOARD FINDS
SLIGHT ERRORS BUT
RESULTS UNCHANGED

Farmer-Labor ballots outnum-
bered those cast by voters of both
other parties by 982 in Redwood
county at the June 20 primaries
according to findings by the
county canvassing board which
officially tabulated votes this
week.
Undoubtedly the Benson-Pet-
ersen fight accounted for the fact
that 1854 Farmer-Labor ballots
were cast, to 2,017 for Republican
candidates and sos on the Demo
cratic ticket.
The total primary vote here
was a record 6,402.
Otto Franta, Milton Turnwall
Frank Baldwin, Herbert Aufder-
heide and Oscar Gimmestad
formed the board which noted
several discrepancies from unof-
fetal figures published last week
In the county, Harvey E
Swennes' county of 2,075 remain
ed the same, but Joe Beran pick
ed up 20 votes in the canvass for
1,706 and Aubrey Dirlam gained
one for high count of 2,135 in the
representative race.
Ira R. Rogers total in the au-
ditor's contest remained at Abs;
Joe Pistulka gained one vote for
1925 and Otto Lindeman lost five
for 755. A. P. Falk and Fred
Gleason, running for treasurer,
kept their totals of 4,167 and 706,
respectively. Wesley M. Sommers
lost 10 for a final count of 1926,
In the sheriff balloting 843 for
Fred Carity and 587 for Joseph
Mahal remained unchanged. L.
j. Kise, incumbent, lost Is for a
county of 2,465; George Matson
gained two for lat and Erwin
A. Meierding one for 981.
High man Tom Reed kept his
unofficial total of 2,303 follow
ing the canvass of county attor-
ney votes. George A. Barnes
picked up one for 1,943; G. j.
Fillenworth lost six for 1,157 and
N. R. Ryerson lost two for 817.
The board found no mistakes
in unofficial tabulations of fourth
district commissioners totals
They stand: Erwin Wells, 373;
Rud Stensvad, 366; H. M. Hoff-
man, 314 and E. "A. Pease 284.
Official returns from the coun-
ty ON state offices gave Hjalmar
Petersen 1892, a loss of 16 votes
from unofficial fluctuations. Ben
son retained his vote of /, 1859.
F. H. Shoemaker gained 10
votes in the survey for a final
tally of 1925 for congressman
Paul j. Kvale's vote remained at
1,155.
George E. Leach with 489;
Harold E. Stassen with 1873 and
Harson A. Northrop with "a kept
their unofficial mark-ups in the
Republican gubernatorial contest.
Martin A. Nelson gained one
vote for TIC.
William r. Mitchell for con-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-06-30
Residents Picnic

Continued from page one)
Ward, Donald Disney, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Alexander and sons
Ulysses and Cyrus, Dr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Scott and family, Arthur
Lindeman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C..
Olsen and son Billie, Mr.. and Mrs.
v. T. Carlson, all of Minneapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Schmahl, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Trump, Mrs.
Lois Gold Cummings of st. Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer N. Stearns
and daughter Mary Alice and Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Morrison of Hut
Crimson, L. U. Hathaway of Sid
ney, New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Whyte of Sleepy Eye,
Marion Kuenzli and John Glassco,
Fairbault; Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
Streissguth, New Ulm; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. j. Witte Jr. and children
Mary Frances, Elaine, Ruth, Mil
dred, Barbara and Bernard John
III, Anoka; Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Nelson and Mrs. Chester Rasmus-
sen and son Bobbie, Mankato; Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Olson, Renville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Trotter and
family, Dawson; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
R. Featherstone and children
Philip and Winifred, Red Wing;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Snyder and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Farrell and children, Marshall;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Orth and chill
dren, Milbank, South Dakota; Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Yeager and
daughter Margaret, Sioux Falls,
South Dakota; Mrs. Andrew Cook,
st. Peter and DR.. and Mrs. A.
Chadbourne, Heron Lake.
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gress lost five votes, his official
count standing at 888. H. Carl
Anderson gined q to chalk up
826 votes.
Thomas Gallagher's unofficial
score of 178 was marked official
as were Michael F. Murray's
count of 1876; Victor E. Anderson's
of SO and Joel F. Anderson's of
81. Fred Schilplin, on the SAM.
ticket for Democrat nominee for
governor, gained nine votes for
a total of ia and Charles Lethert
lost one for a 80.
J. L. O'Connor's unofficial count
of 412 was correct, according to
the board. His opponent for the
Democratic nomination to con-
gress, F. L. Whipkey, gained two
votes for Sc.
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Irl Starr Will
Direct FairmOnt
Employment Work

Irl Starr, junior interviewer of
Redwood Falls employment office
for the last two years, has been
transferred to Fairmont where he
will have charge of the state en-
ploynent service. The change is
a promotion and takes him from
the Montevideo to the Mankato
district of the service.
Starr will take charge of the
Fairmont office Monday and Miss
O'Neil, junior interviewer there,
will replace him in the Redwood
and Renville county branch.
Five persons including Dolores
Pattison who once worked in the
office here are employed at the
Fairmont branch which serves
Martin, Jackson, Faribault and
Cottonwood counties. Mr.. Starr
will divide his time between
Wirdom, Blue Earth and Jack
son.
Mrs. Starr and their sons, DON
aid and Jimmy, will not join him
there until the latter part of
August.
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Herman Raddatz
Continued from page ~

IContlnued from page y
Otto, Mrs. Ernest Kalk, Otto Rad
atz, Reinhold Raddatz and Hugo
Raddatz, all of the Redwood Falls
community, Paul Raddatz of DAN
ube and Mrs. Henry Geske of
Seaforth.
There are three brothers Albert,
Carl and Emil of this community
and As grandchildren.
Mr.. Raddatz was in good health
for his entire life until he suffer-
ed stroke June 6, 1885. He re-
covered fairly well but nearly
two months ago became confined
to his bed.
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grapher; Bell, Theory and Prac-
tice of Accounting" Benchley,
after 1903-What?;;" Taylor, "Of
Men and Music" candid COM
ments on music and musicians of
the past; Tressler, "How to Lose
Friends and Alternate People," an
antidote for those who have had
an overdose of "How to Win
Friends ETC."
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Root Beer Barrel
Will Open Friday

A glass of root beer to every
one stopping at the place and
balloons to children accompanied
by their parents, will be the gifts
of Harold Bengston, operator of
the Webb Oil station, when ne
holds the grand opening of the
Silver Crown Root Beer Barrel
there Friday.
The barrel is IL feet in diamet-
er and Is feet high and is topped
by a crown shaped sign with a
flood light. 1t is painted bright
orange.
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OBRECHTS STOCK
COMPANY COMING,

Christy Obrecht's stock COM
pany will open four night en-
gagement in Redwood Falls Mon
day, playing "The Unexpected
Husband" Their tent will be
located on East Second street.
Plays produced by the Company
this season are new and there
will be vaudeville between acts.
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HIRE NEW statesmen

Lloyd Benson is new auto
mobile salesman at Hillger's gar
age. He comes here from Fair
mont where he worked with I
Plymouth and Dodge dealer and
previous to that he held a similar
position at Marshall. Mr.. Benson
who is unmarried, has room at
the c. L. Maurstad home.
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June 80 July = IA
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION

State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood SIS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of
Rudolph Schneider Decedent
The representative of the above
named estate having filed his final
account and petition for settlement
and allowance thereof and for dis
tribution to the persons thereunto
entitled,
1T is ORDERED, That the hearing
thereof be had on August first, 1888.
at 10 o'clock, a. m. before this Court
in the probate court room in the
court house i'm Redwood Falls. Min
nesota, and that notice hereof be
given by publication of this order in
the Redwood Gazette and by mailed
notice as provided by law.
Dated June 2Sth, 1888.
(Court SeaD
ROBERT v. OCHS,
Probate Judge.
A. C. LOOMS.
Attorney for Petitioner
Springfield, MINI. lists
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DRINKS GET BROOM

Morton-What to do about
transient DRINKS appears to have
been solved. After a night in Jail
and breakfast, village officials
are providing them with broom
and instructions to sweep the
streets.